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 Protestant Board of School Commissioners 179 
 
 Public Companiesi Railroads, &o 159-171 
 
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 Registrars 111-112 
 
 Religious Societies 108 
 
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 Stamp Duties 136 
 
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 Canada Guarantee Company 233 
 
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 People's Tea Stores, R. Baskerville <& Bros 235 
 
 Canada Central and G. T. R. Ticket Office 236 
 
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 Of the Talgar Christian iBra 1873 
 
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 Sinoe the Disooyery of Qnebeo 266 
 
 Sinoe the Treaty whieh confirmed the poeseBsion of Canada 
 
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 n.— On the 26th of May the Sun will rise partially Eclipsed. 
 The Eclipse will end about ten minutes after Sunrise. 
 
 III.— On the 4th of November there will be atotal Eclipse of 
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 IV.— On the 19th of November there will be a partial Eclipse 
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 that date a Morning Star. Mars will be a Morning Star until the 
 17th of January, and after that date anBreningStar. Jupiter will 
 be an Evening Star until the 4th of September, and after that 
 date a Morning Star. Saturn will be teen as a Morning Star 
 fh)m 18th of January to 22nd April, and until January 13th, an 
 Eyening Star, and also after 22nd April. 
 
 FETES D^OBLIGATION. 
 
 6 
 
 Oircumoision ... January 
 
 Epiphany ** 
 
 Annunciation Y.M..Maroh 2S 
 
 Good Friday April 11 
 
 AscMision Day. •«.... May 22 
 Queen's Birthday ** 24 
 
 Oorpuf Ghristi. ...... Jane 12 
 
 St Peter A St. Paul. , " 29 
 
 All Saints Day tSor, 1 
 
 Ooneeption of the Blctosed 
 
 VirginJi^ry I>eo. 8 
 
 Christmas Day. ** 25 
 
 MOVABLE FESTIVALS. 
 
 Septuagesima Sunday. Feb. 9 
 SeJU4(eiima '' ** 16 
 Quinquagesima ** " 2S 
 Ash Wednesd!^ *' 26 
 
 anadragesima Sunday Mar. 2 
 lid-Lent Sunday " 23 
 
 Palm Sunday April 6 
 
 Good Friday »* 11 
 
 Easter Sunday April 13 
 
 Low Sunday... /* 20 
 
 BogaUon Sunday May 18 
 
 Ascension Day *' 22 
 
 Whit Sunday Juxte 1 
 
 Trinity Sunday " 8 
 
 Corpus Ghristi ** 12 
 
 Advent Sunday. Nov. 30 
 
 CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES. 
 
 Dominical Letter E 
 
 Gk>lden Number 12 
 
 Jewish Lunar Cycle 9 
 
 Epaet or Moon's Age 1 
 
 Solar Cycle '. 6 
 
 Julian Period 66S6 
 
 Jewish Tear, commencing 30th September 6634 
 
 Roman Indiction ^ . i 
 
 Mohammedan Year 1290 
 
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 487 4b 489 Notre DAme 8t«t A. A. HEUBPHT. 
 
 OALBNBAR. 
 
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 PHASES OF THE MOON. 
 
 PHA8KS. 
 
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 Fall Moon 13 
 
 Third Quarter. 21 
 
 New Moon 28 
 
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 h.m. 
 
 439eT. 
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 343eT. 
 
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 EVENTS, &0. 
 
 New Year's Day 
 
 Capitulation of Merieres to Qermans 1871 
 Parliam't Houses (Toronto) burned 1825 
 
 Steamer Amaion burnt 1852 
 
 2nd Sunday <nfter Chri§t9na9 
 
 Epiphamt 
 
 Rep. Insnr. in Grena. Spain quelled 1871 
 Insurreotion Red River settlement. .1870 
 Gen. Sir de Laoy Evans died aged 82 1870 
 Capitulation of Peronne to Germans 1871 
 Chancy def. in Brittany, 10,000 pris. 1871 
 
 let Sunday after Epiphany. 
 
 Several sorties from PariB repulsed '1871 
 
 Longwy invested 1871 
 
 Battle near Belfort, French repuls. 1871 
 Boat raoe on Tyne, £iOd, Renf.&Kel. won 
 Dr. Anderson, woodeug. N. Y.. died. 1871 
 King William of Pra8./Emp. of Ger.1871 
 
 2nd Sunday after Epiphany 
 
 Sir Geo. Has^, painter to H. M. d. .. 1871 
 Ger. siege guns ope. fire on St Denis 1871 
 
 Prince Arthur at Washington 1870 
 
 Bombardment of Cambraf begun. •■ .1871 
 Favre at Versailles to treat sur. Paris. '71 
 
 Princess Royal married 1858 
 
 3rd Sunday after Epiphany 
 
 Qen, Bourbaki near Belan^on ..... .1870 
 
 Capitulation of Paris signed 1871 
 
 Germans take posses, of Paris forts 1871 
 Rep. demonstra. against armistice. .1871 
 Remains of Peabody rem. to Danven 70 
 
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 J. & G. SOOTT, Glasgow, Sootiand, Oil and Color Merehante. 
 
 BADIE & SPBNOBR, Glasgow, Scotland, BoUer A Oaa Tube 
 Manufacturera. 
 
 JOHN TULLIS& SONS, Glasgow, Scotiaad, Leather and 
 Leather Belting Man'ufacturere. 
 
 P. & W. McLELLAN, Glasgow, Scotland, HaUtoay Plan* 
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 PHASB8. 
 
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 First Qaarter. 4 
 
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 Third Qaarter. 20 
 
 New Moon 26 
 
 Quebec, 
 
 h. in. 
 
 518 m. 
 
 645 m. 
 
 635 m. 
 10d4eT. 
 
 Montn, 
 
 h. m.. 
 
 512 m. 
 
 639 m. 
 
 6 29 m. 
 
 102Be7. 
 
 Kingfu 
 
 h. m. 
 
 5 00 m. 
 627 m. 
 617 m. 
 
 101667. 
 
 Tor*fUo 
 
 h. m. 
 
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 615 m. 
 
 6 5 m. 
 10 4ey. 
 
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 440 m. 
 6 7 m. 
 5 57 m. 
 956ey. 
 
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 EVENTS, Ad. 
 
 Gtor. oon. pesoe Alsaooi Lorr., Meti and 
 ith Snndcuf qfUr ^inj)Jtoiiy.X£400,000,000 
 Gen. SirO. WindhamtE.O,S., died..l870 
 
 Great diflturfoanoes in France 
 
 Treaty ratified bet. China md U. S-.1870 
 Abbeyille oooupied by the eermani'1871 
 2nd an. ezh. of Can. Art inMontreaI1870 
 Procla. issued by ez-Bmp. Napoleon 1871 
 ^vHvaqi^tma Suik^av 
 
 ?iaeen viotoria married 1840 
 nundation of Vienna 1671 
 
 Funeral of Gen. Windham at Mont'l . • 1870 
 Piinoess Louise's dowry una. grant- '1871 
 
 St. Valentinb'0 Day 
 
 Arm. bet. Fr. A Pr. prolonged to 24th..l871 
 
 Sfixngetima Sunday 
 
 Noya S. Par. op. by Sir Baetings Doyle '70 
 Ball at Ottawa in non. of Prinoe Arthur. 
 
 New French Ministry appointed 1871 
 
 Thiers, Fayre, Picard at Paris, (peace) '71 
 Rep. prefects dismis. through. France '71 
 
 Extension of armistice to 26th 1871 
 
 Shrove Sunday ^ QuinQuagenma 
 
 Settlement of preliminaries of peace 1871 
 
 Armistiee to March 1st 1871 
 
 Ash Wbdnrsdat 
 
 Sir J. Golbome (Administrator) 1838 
 
 Rebels routed at Fighting Island. . . .1838 
 
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 PHASES or THE MOON 
 
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 8 02 m. 
 
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 h. m. 
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 7 48 m. 
 
 Tor'nio 
 
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 468eT. 
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 EVENTS, Ao. 
 
 Gennans entered Paris 18716 44 
 
 Ut Sunday in Lent 6 42 
 
 ETaonation of Paris by Germans. . . .1871 6 40 
 
 Scott murdered at Pt. Garry by Kiel . . 1870 6 39 
 
 Dissatis. in Franee at Treaty of Peaoe. 71 6 37 
 
 Catholic Eodes. Council at Quebec 1868 6 36 
 
 French National Guard Revolt 1871 6 34 
 
 6th Annual Art Exhn. at Montreal, Prince 6 31 
 
 2ml Suniiavtn Lent. [Arthur present, '70 6 29 
 
 Prince of Wales Married 18636 27 
 
 Repub. Journals in Paris suppressed. 1871 6 25 
 
 Natl. Assy, firom Bordeaux to Versailles. 6 21 
 
 1st Sitting of Am. Joint Hiffh Commis. 71 6 22 
 
 French Rairys, Pt OlBoes A Tel. siven up 6 20 
 
 En|r.resident8 at Rome molested at Church 6 18 
 
 ^d Sunday in Lem, [by mob, 1871 6 16 
 
 St. Patbiok 6 14 
 
 Princess Louise b 18486 12 
 
 Insurrection in Paris 1871 6 10 
 
 Ex-emp. Napoleon at Chiselhurst- • .1871 6 9 
 
 Prin. lionise A Mar. of Lome mar. . . 1871 6 7 
 
 Insurgents in Paris fire on the people 1871 6 5 
 
 ith Sunday in Ltm 6 2 
 
 Extension of insurrection to Lyons. . • 1871 6 1 
 
 Ladt Day * 5 59 
 
 Commun. elec. in Paris faror insur. 1871 5 57 
 
 Mount Royal Cemetry Co. incor 1850,5 55 
 
 The Commune proclaimed in Paris . . 1871 5 63 
 
 Schema de Fide roted Eo. CI, Rome 1870 5 52 
 
 Fifth Sundayin Lent..,., 5 50 
 
 Peace declared at Paris 1856,5 47 
 
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 PHASES or THB MOON. 
 
 PflASIS. 
 
 d. 
 
 First Quarfcer 4 
 
 Fail Moon 12 
 
 Tiiird Quarttr 20 
 
 New Moon 26 
 
 Quehtc, 
 
 ii. m. 
 148eT. 
 5 3ey. 
 1 Om. 
 554eY. 
 
 MofUn. 
 
 h. m. 
 142eT. 
 467 ov. 
 054 m. 
 
 548 ey. 
 
 King'tn 
 
 h* m* 
 ISOer. 
 445eT. 
 042 m. 
 536eT. 
 
 Tor'nio 
 
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 118 ev. 
 433 ey. 
 30 m. 
 5 24ey. 
 
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 li. m. 
 llOey. 
 425ey. 
 22 m. 
 516ey. 
 
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 AUFoolt*Day 
 
 Fenian Arms seized in Dublin 1870 
 
 MeMahon 0. in Ohf. Army Versailles 1871 
 Ren'd fight. Paris, Arohbishop arstd. 1871 
 Guitaye Flourens killed at Meudon..l871 
 
 Palm Sunday (Soott by Riel 1870 
 
 IndiC' Meeting at Toronto about mur. of . 
 Serere fitting about Porte Millot. P. 1871 
 Are de Iriomplie damamd by shells. 1871 
 Volunteer Heyiew, Brighton, Eng. ...1871 
 
 Good Fbidat 
 
 ''Constitution de Fide " yoted at Rome- • 
 
 BaHm' Sunday^ 
 
 Prineesfl Beatnoe bom 1857 
 
 Fighting at Keuilly. Ver. troops rep. 1871 
 
 M. Blanqui arrested 1871 
 
 Beoon at Courbeyoie taken by Ver. T. 1871 
 
 Report on Rebellion Losses.... 1840 
 
 Omar Pacha died, aged 70. 1871 
 
 Low Sunday^ l«f S* after Easter 
 
 Guadaloupe taken 1795 
 
 Suspension of Arms at Neuilly 1871 
 
 St. Geobob's DAT..(cheok. by Police 1871 
 Match Makers' Riots in London 
 
 Princess Alice born. 1843 
 
 Parliament Houses, Montr '1, burned. 1849 
 
 2nd SundcQi after Master 
 
 Mutiny of Bounty 1789 
 
 Fort Issy captured by Goy. Troops. .1871 
 Duchess Gloucester died..^ 1857 
 
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 13 
 
 MAT. 
 
 PHASES OF THE MOON. 
 
 PHASES. 
 
 d. 
 
 First Quarter 4 
 
 FullMoon 12 
 
 Third Quarter. 19 
 
 New Moon 26 
 
 Quebec, 
 
 MontH. 
 
 KiHff'tn 
 
 Toronto 
 
 h. m. 
 445 m. 
 6 27 m. 
 6Um. 
 43Sm. 
 
 h. m. 
 7 39 m. 
 621m. 
 6 6 m. 
 426 m. 
 
 h. m. 
 7 27 m. 
 612 m. 
 5 54 m. 
 414 m. 
 
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 Prince Arthur bom... 1850 
 
 S. Ss. Germany A City of London foul 1870 
 LiringBtone reported aliye and weIL.1872 
 9rd Sunday after Ea9ter....{T. of P.1871 
 Fayre and Bismarck mt to arr. aig. to 
 
 Com. for Berision of Bible meet 1870 
 
 Tranquility. at Paris. . . ^ 1871 
 
 Insurrection at Dresden 1849 
 
 H. M. aunboat *' Slaney " wrecked- .1870 
 
 Treaty of Paris signed 
 
 UhSunday alter Eaater 
 
 Measures taken to settle R. Riy. dif. 
 
 Vaccination introduced 1796 
 
 Cap. of FtVauyes by the Versailli8ts.l871 
 
 Montreal fortified 1716 
 
 Column Vendome des.by Commun'8.1871 
 Ezplos. Cartridge Fact,, Paris, 200 k.l871 
 
 Rogation Sunday 
 
 Great Fire in Saouenay District. . . .1870 
 Montreal Water Works commenced..l862 
 Bntryof Versailles Troops into Paris 1871 
 
 ASORNSIOK DAT 
 
 Insurgents bum Pub. Bdgs. in Paris 1871 
 
 Queen Victoria bora 1819 
 
 Sunday a/ter AMceneion 
 
 Fenian Raid, Grant's proclamation.. 1870 
 Goyt take Pere la Chaise Cem'try, P.1871 
 
 Goyt troops masters of Paris 1871 
 
 Wholesale execution of Communi8ts.l871 
 Volunteers th'nkd for re|)ergFenian8.1870 
 Fenian rabble disorganiied.. • 1870 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
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 lCAXn7FACT0&T, 
 
 356 NOTRE DAME ST., MONTREAL 
 
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 FIRST CLASS GOODS ADAPTED TO RETAIL 
 
 Alsoi special Inducements to the Wholesale Trade. 
 
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 No. 345 Notre Dame St, Montreal. 
 
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 IN AZL ITS MMANCMBS^ 
 
 Executed in the best style irith prompCneei and at modenUe prioes. 
 
 • British, French and Germaiif' all Mses. 
 
 aXLT ADTD "^^ALXrUT MOtTIfSZlfrftS, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 
 
 IDVERTISMG f MMES AT SPECmLT LOW MTES. 
 
Black DUmtond N«8* Coal Co* F. !¥• M9nmluk'y^9 Agent 
 
 Bern paff« 90. 
 
 OALBIIDAB. 
 
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 PHA8BS Of TBI! MOON. 
 
 PHASES. 
 
 QMeb4€, 
 
 First Quarter. 9 IMm. 
 
 Full Moon 10 olSer. 
 
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 1044 m. 
 424«T, 
 
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 b. In. 
 
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 10 38 m. 
 
 418eT 
 
 King'in Toronto 
 
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 113 m. 
 455 eT. 
 
 
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 443ey. 
 
 lO^m^lOUin! 
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 THE SUN 
 
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 30M 
 
 Wiit Swnddy,, 4 
 
 Duke of Noifcik behMided.. 1572 4 
 
 Rochefort's trial oommenoed 1871 4 
 
 Battle of Magenta ..., 1859 4 
 
 Great Fire at Ootastantinonle ....;.... 1870 4 
 Com. ap'td« to neg. with Brit Ool.. ..1870 4 
 
 Protest against "InfaUibUity." 1870 4 
 
 Trinity Sunday 4 
 
 Charles Diokiens died- .1870 4 
 
 Canada Glass Works des* by fire. . . .1870 4 
 
 St. Babnabas •••. 4 
 
 CoBPUa CBBlStt 4 
 
 Prinoe Alfrttd aAriTSd at Montreal.. .1861 4 
 Chas. PioklBns interred in W. Abbey..l870 4 
 
 J«( Sundquafter Trinitu 4 
 'erome N. Bonaparte a. Baltimore ...1870 4 
 
 John WeeAey bom.... ^...... ..1703 4 
 
 Battle of Waterloo.... ........ ...... .1815 4 
 
 Maximilian shot. ...^ 1867 4 
 
 AcoiBSsion of QnseH Tlotoria 1837 4 
 
 P. Arthur pt^ts Colors to OOtSi Regt.1870 4 
 
 2nd Sundc^v qft€t Trinity. 4 
 
 Telegraphic com. bet Bng. and India.1870 4 
 Huitett's Land iilr.Oueen byH.B. Co 1870 4 
 
 Louisbourgoapturea 1758 4 
 
 E^tensiTeTir* in<MolitreBil. 1870 4 
 
 RutueeiSingh died 1839 4 
 
 Queto VTctoda ct^wned. 1838 4 
 
 Srd Sunday q/ter Trinity..*.,., 4 
 
 Sir S. BUtor as. 2tid S<Hir(M olf Nlle..l865 4 
 
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 ADVBRTISEMENT. 
 
 BUAIi 
 
 ]mUm <^ntMm, 
 
 INCOBBOBATBJ> 1868. 
 
 Authorized* Oftpital, 
 
 91,000,000 00 
 
 ggl^eeioۤ 
 
 H. A. NELSON, President ALEX. M. McGIBBON, Vice- 
 President JOHN OSTELL, ALEXANDER W. OGILVIE, 
 WM. REID, THOS. SIMPSON, JAS. STEWART. 
 
 Secretary-Treasurer, W. A. MERRY. 
 Solicitor, Hon. J. J. C. ABBOTT. 
 Notary, W. F. LIGHTHALL. 
 
 This Association was oiganised for the purpose of 
 enabling persons of moderate incomes to become pro- 
 prietors of homesteads, and of offering a secure and safe 
 investment to capitaHsts and others who can save even 
 small sums from their incomes or earnings. 
 
 The shares are of Fifty Dollars, payable by monthly 
 instalments of One Dollar ; but calls may be paid in 
 advance, upon which inteidst will be allowed. 
 
 The Association will build any required class or 
 description of house; the taste, wishes and means of 
 applicants will in all cases be consulted. 
 {{[^^Thb oonditioms or patmbnt will bb fottnd most 
 
 BEABONABLB. 
 
 The Association has already built upwards of one 
 hundred houses, varying in cost from $800 to $8,000. 
 
 Every information may be had at the office, 
 
 160 ST. JAHSS STXtaST. 
 
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FOR inorRNING GOODS GO TO OHEAP8IDE 
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 PHASES. 
 
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 Third Quarter. 16 
 
 New Moon 24 
 
 Quebec, 
 
 h. m. 
 6 22ev. 
 146 m. 
 410ev. 
 5 46 m. 
 
 MontH, 
 
 h. m. 
 6 16 ev. 
 140 m. 
 
 4 4ev. 
 
 5 40 m. 
 
 KingHn Toronto London 
 
 h. m. 
 6 4ev. 
 128 m. 
 352ev. 
 5 28 m. 
 
 h. ra. 
 552ev. 
 U6m. 
 340ey. 
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 b. m. 
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 1 8 m. 
 3 32eT. 
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 DoifiNiON DAT.—Princess Alice mar.1862 
 
 SirR. Peel died..., 1850 
 
 Quebec Founded 1506 
 
 Grown of Spain offered to P. Leopold.1870 
 P. Leopold accepts Spanish Grown. ..1870 
 ith Sunday after Trinity. .(Leop's ac.l870 
 Dispute bet Prussia and France on 
 
 Barony of Longueuil created 1810 
 
 Fire at Montreal ; 1,100 houses b't- . .1852 
 Great Flood in Lancashire, Eng . ..1870 
 Debate in Ens. Par. on Spanish oom.1870 
 Riots in N.Y. bet. Orangemen & R.G's 70 
 
 ^th Sunday after Trinity 
 
 Movem'ntof F. & P. towards frontier.1870 
 
 France resolves on war .1870 
 
 Anti-French Dem'stration at Florence. '70 
 War ded'd bet. France and Pru8sia.l870 
 
 Bismarck declines inter, of Eng 1870 
 
 F. troops cross frontier at Saarbruck.1870 
 
 Gth Sunday after Trinity 
 
 DeLoosey, Austrian Gom-Qen. d. N.T.'70 
 Pier No. 1 Victoria Bridge comm'd...l853 
 
 Ship laborers' strike in Quebec 1866 
 
 Bridge at Haguenau blown up by Lancers 
 
 St. James' Daf 
 
 Irish Ghurch dis-established 1866 
 
 7th Sunday ttfter Trinity- . . -(of war.. 1870 
 Emi^ror and P. Imperial start for seat 
 Benj. Nathan murdered in N.Y,.. . . .1870 
 
 Prince of Wales at Halifax 1860 
 
 Edmund Pease died 1858 
 
 THE SUN 
 
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 (2 DOORS EAST OF OTTAWA HOTEL). _ 
 
 IMPORTER OF 
 
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 Full Moon 8 
 
 Third Quarter 14 
 
 New Moon 22 
 
 First Quarter 30 
 
 Quebec. 
 
 h. m. 
 , 9 41 m. 
 
 9 4 m. 
 Il53ev. 
 
 8 42ev. 
 llOOev. 
 
 MontrH 
 
 h. m. 
 
 9 35 m. 
 
 8 58 m. 
 1147ev. 
 
 836ey. 
 1064ev. 
 
 KingHn 
 
 h. m. 
 
 9 28 m. 
 
 8 4dm« 
 1136eT. 
 
 8 24ev. 
 1042eY. 
 
 Toronto 
 
 h. m. 
 
 9 Urn. 
 
 8a4m. 
 1128ev. 
 
 812ev. 
 lOSOev. 
 
 London 
 
 h. m. 
 
 9 8 m. 
 
 8 26 m. 
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 EVENTS, Ac. 
 
 Deb. in H. of C. on England's neut- 1870 
 French carry Heights of8aiMrbruck...l870 
 
 %th Sunday after Trxnilhl' • • • *, • 
 
 Crown Prince attacks lIoMah^ 1870 
 
 Great excitement in ffrSitB of FiAri8..1870 
 attles of Woerth Aod ForlNMh. * • - .1870 
 mpress of French ooiiTok«i QhMnb^s.1870 
 mperial Guard mtnf U M«ll. . . • . . 1870 
 
 Strasbourg invested '....«. t.^. . 1870 
 
 ^th Sunday after Trimhfm' . • . . « • *< 
 
 Ewing, of Water Lil9(» ill«mll|r^«vr.. . • 1870 
 King Wm. abolishes oeoiQiHmn. . . 1870 
 Bazaine app'd Gom-in-OhiwIr. armyl870 
 
 Battle of Couroells ........ ^ 1870 
 
 French Atlantic Cable opaned 1869 
 
 Battles Vionville and Mars-la-Tour.l870 
 
 10th Sunday after Trinity 
 
 Lord Balmarino executed 1746 
 
 German peace celebration in N. York.1870 
 
 Prince of Wales at Quebec 1860 
 
 Sir N. F. Belleau knighted 1950 
 
 Destructive Fires in the woods . .. i. .187i 
 
 Tyne Grew at Montreal I87l 
 
 \lth Sunday after Trinity- ....... 
 
 French Fortress of Vitry capitulates .1870 
 Belgium's neutrality proclaimed. . . . J870 
 
 Great fire at Calais^ S. of Maine. . . .1870 
 
 Montreal Bible Society formed,. ... 
 
 Vrizy captused by Prussiaii Hnesartf. 
 French defeated at Carrignan and 
 I2th Sunday afier Trinity. ■ .(Mouzon.1870 
 
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 mjHE undersigned is prepared to contract for the 
 I delivery of the abore CELEBRATED COAL, in 
 ^ WHOLESALE LOTS, and by the CARGO, direct 
 from the Mines. For STEAM, SMELTING, FUR- 
 NACE, and other purposes this Coal is Unrivalled. 
 
 F. W. HENSHAW, Gen'l Agent, 
 
 6 BOSFITAL STSEET, UOITTBEAL 
 
FI^ANNELS, BliANKBTS 4c TARNS, at €HBAPS« 
 
 437 4c 430 Notre Dame St., A. A. IflUBPHl 
 
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 PHASES OF THE MOON. 
 
 PHASKS. 
 
 Quebec. 
 
 d. h. m. 
 
 FallMoon 6 421eT. 
 
 Third Quarter. 13 ,10 53 m. 
 
 New Mood 21 1 3ev. 
 
 First Quarter. 2910 8 m. 
 
 MontH- 
 
 h. m. 
 
 415eT. 
 10 47 m. 
 
 057ev. 
 10 2in. 
 
 KingHn 
 
 h* m. 
 
 4 3eT. 
 
 10S5m. 
 
 45ey. 
 
 9 50in. 
 
 Toronto 
 
 h. m. 
 
 351ev. 
 10 23in. 
 
 033ev. 
 
 9 38 m. 
 
 London 
 
 h. m. 
 
 343ev. 
 10 15 m. 
 
 025ev. 
 
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 EVENTS, <&o. 
 
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 Deoisive action at Sedan 1870 5 26 6 84 
 
 Napoleon III gave up his Sword 187q5 28 6 32 
 
 Qermanyrefusesmediationof pow'r8.1870S 29 6 30 
 
 French Republio proolaimed. 1870 5 30 6 28 
 
 Bombardment of Sebastopol 1855 5 31 6 27 
 
 Prinee Imperial arrived at Dover- . .1870 5 32 6 24 
 
 13eA Sunday after Trinity, 1870 5 33 6 23 
 
 Empress of the French at Ryde 5 356 23 
 
 Laonblownupafterentryof Pru8'ns.l,870 5 36 6 19 
 
 Toul and Montm^dy still hold out... 1870 5 87 6 17 
 
 Battle on Lak« Champlain 1814 5 39 6 16 
 
 Fight at CivitaCajBtellana..... 1870 5 39 6 14 
 
 M. Thiers in London, on mis. B. Gov.1870 5 40 6 12 
 
 14<A Sunday after Trinity 5 42 6 10 
 
 Boat Race at Lachine— Tyne wins . . .1670 5 43 6 7 
 
 Great Fire at Toronto 1868 5 446 6 
 
 Montgomery before St. John's 1775 5 45 6 4 
 
 Quebec capitulates 1759 5 46 6 2 
 
 French defeated at Ghatillon 1870 5 48 6 00 
 
 Battle of the Alma 18545 495 57 
 
 \5th Sunday after Trinity 5 505 56 
 
 Quebec sent $300 to aid Fr. wound'd.l870 5 51 5 54 
 
 Toul surrendered to Prussians 1870 5 52 5 52 
 
 Empress Eugenie at Ghiselhurst 1870 5 54 5 50 
 
 *'Rowdy"demon8tra'ninHydePark.'70 5 56 5 48 
 
 Rebels leave Montreal for N.S.W.. 1839 5 56 5 46 
 
 Lord Nelson born 1755 5 57 5 45 
 
 l()th Sunday after Trinity 5 59 5 43 
 
 Dinner to Colonel Wolseley 1870 6 00 5 40 
 
 'lda,"ofMoatreal,wonYaehtBaoe.l8706 2^ 38 
 
 THE SUN 
 
 rises sets. 
 
 MOON. 
 
 r.&8. 
 
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 morn. 
 
 52 
 
 2 10 
 
 3 31 
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 6 40 
 
 6 59 
 
 7 21 
 
 7 45 
 
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 8 52 
 
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 ADYERTISBMENT. 
 
 DRAIN FIFES, 
 
 CEMENTS, FIRE CLAY, 
 
 FISE BBICES AND TILES. 
 
 ¥ 
 
 I' 
 
 Foundry Facings, Foundry Supplies, 
 
 ICOTTLBBBS' TOOLS, 
 
 Blacksmiths and Boiler-makers' Supplies, 
 
 Fig Iron, Lnnn Lehigh, Fonndiy Coke, Moulding 
 
 Sand, Biddies, ShoveU, BeUowi, Barrom, 
 
 Steel Wire and Soft Bnuhes, Copper, 
 
 Tin, Lead, Antimony, Zinc, 
 
 Babbit, &0., Ac. 
 
 COPLAND & McLaren, 
 
 Comer Chrey Nun A Wellington Streets, 
 
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Rlmck Diamond N*8« Goal Go* F* W« Henslftair, Asent 
 
 See paflfe )10« 
 
 CALENDAR. 
 
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 PHASES OF THE MOON. 
 
 PHASES. 
 
 d. 
 
 Full Moon 6 
 
 Third Quarter. 13 
 
 New Moon 21 
 
 First Quarter 28 
 
 Queb0O, 
 
 MorU'l. 
 
 h. m. 
 
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 137 m. 
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 h. m. 
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 119 m. 
 5 49 m. 
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 h. m. 
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 65267. 
 
 London 
 
 h* m. 
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 59 m. 
 5 29 m. 
 64467. 
 
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 EVENTS, Ao. 
 
 THE BUN 
 
 rises sets. 
 
 Gen. Lindsay's farewell order 1870 6 
 
 St. Patrick's Hall burnt down 1872 6 
 
 0isoo7ery of Mastodon at Dunn7ille-1868 
 Ontario Exhibition op'd at Toronto- .1870 
 
 Vlth Sunday after Trinitu 
 
 Tyneside Grew arri7e in l^ewcastle. .1870 
 Bazaine makes a sortie from Mets. .1870 
 Prince Arthur arrived at Montreal- 1869 
 Rome and Provinces ded'd part Italy..'70 
 
 Father MatheW born 1790 
 
 French defeated at Orleans 1870 
 
 \Sth Sunday after Trinity 
 
 Dinner to Col. Bagot, 60th Regt 1870 
 
 Great fire at Quebec; 2^500 houses b't.l866 
 First Pariian?t of U. Canada closed. 179216 
 French War Steamer "Darien"lo6t. 1870 
 
 Seige of Sebastopol commenced 1854 
 
 Battle of Leipsio 1813 
 
 19tk Sunday after TWnity. 
 
 Earthquake felt in U.S. and Ganada.1870 
 Battle of TraJfalgar— Nelson killed. .1805 
 
 Moscow re-taken by Russians 1812 
 
 Heavy gales in England 1870 
 
 Fir^ British Parliament 1707 
 
 Battle of Balaclava 1854 
 
 20th Sunday after Trinity. • • • • • 
 
 Mete surrendered to Prussians. 1870 
 
 St. Simon and St. Judb 
 
 Battle of Fort Erie 1812 
 
 John Walker, merchant, St. John, d.l870 
 All Halloween « . • 
 
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SILl 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 
 AND 
 
 (Wholesale and Retail,) 
 
 No. 186 ST. JAMES STREET, 
 MOXTTBEAL. 
 
 *» ♦» 
 
 S- 'VT' . 1^ -A. S O IST 
 
 Takes this medium of informing the Commercial community that he 
 has opened the above premises, where will be found at all times, a 
 general stock of BLANK BOOKS and STATIONCRY of the best 
 qualitr. Having the most IMPROVED MACHINERY, and the 
 facilities of STEAM POWER, he will be enabled to execute every 
 description of Rulins and Binding,, neatly and expeditiously ; thus 
 he hopes to secure a fair share of public patronage. 
 
 Book-Binding in all its Branches, 
 
 RULING PENS 
 Manufacturer with Single, Double and Triple Backs, 
 
 OBDEB BOOZS, CHEQTTE ft BECEIPT BOOSS^ 
 
 l^rforaied and ^yumbered by Machinery * 
 
 CIRCULARS, CATALOGUES, PAMPHLETS, &C., 
 
 Folded^ Bound^ or Stitched at Short Notice. 
 
 Orders respoetfolly solioited. 
 
 upp 
 
SILKS, ORBSS GOODS & IflERINOS, at CHBAPSIDR 
 437 & 439 Notre Bame St., A. A. JflURPHY. 
 
 CALENDAR. 
 
 29 
 
 2T0VBMBEB. 
 
 PHASES OF THE MOON. 
 
 PHASES. 
 
 Quebec, 
 
 d* h. m. 
 
 Full Moon 411 Om. 
 
 Third Quartos Ill 7 Oer. 
 
 New Moon 19104867. 
 
 First Quarter 27 1 3 25 m. 
 
 MonVU 
 
 h. m> 
 10 54 m. 
 
 754©T. 
 1042eT. 
 
 319 m. 
 
 King'tn) Toronto 
 
 h. m. !h. m. 
 10 42 m. 10 30 m. 
 
 742ev. 730ev. 
 1030«v.l018ev. 
 
 3 7 m. 2 56 m. 
 
 London 
 
 h. m. 
 10 22 m. 
 
 722eT. 
 lOlOev. 
 
 2 48 m. 
 
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 EVENTS, &c. 
 
 Prot. Inst, for deaf mutes establislied 
 21«e Sunday after Trinity, .(in Mont'l. *70 
 
 Great Eastern launched 1857 
 
 George Peabody died 1869 
 
 Foundation Stone Grace Oh. laid. . . -1870 
 
 Finland surrendeped to Russia. 1808 
 
 First Steamboat at Quebec 1809 
 
 First Street Lamps in Montreal 1815 
 
 22yic{ Sunday after Trinity 
 
 Martin Luther bom 1483 
 
 New Organ in St. George's Church.. .1870 
 
 Richard Baxter bom 1605 
 
 Montgomery entered Montreal 1775 
 
 tG. T. R. Wharf at Toronto fell in bay.1870 
 
 Great Fire at New York 1885 
 
 23rd Sunday^ after Trinity 
 
 Excitement in Eng. about Russia. . . .1870 
 
 Duke of Wellington buried 1852 
 
 G. T. Railway opened to BrookTille-1855 
 Gen. Wolfe interred at Greenwich- .1759 
 
 Princess Royal bom 1840 
 
 St. Cecilia 
 
 24f A Sunday after Trinity 
 
 Lord Lyons died 1858 
 
 Sir Henry Havelook died 1857 
 
 Capitul'n of Kars by Gen. Witliams.1855 
 Christ Church, Montreal, opened* . . <1860 
 
 Washington Irting died 1859 
 
 Numerous sorties from Paris 1870 
 
 let Sunday in Advent 
 
 THE SUN 
 
 rises 
 
 sets. 
 
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 4 44 
 
 6 46 
 
 4 42 
 
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 4 40 
 
 6 49 
 
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 PHASES OF THE MOON. 
 
 PHASBg. 
 
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 Fall Moon %.... 3 
 
 Third Quarter 11 
 
 New Mooa 19 
 
 First Quarter 26 
 
 Quebec. 
 
 h. in* 
 
 11326T. 
 
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 MonH'l, 
 
 h« m. 
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 SOOeT. 
 
 IMer. 
 11 11 m. 
 
 King'tn 
 
 h. m. 
 llWev. 
 
 448ev. 
 
 143ev. 
 
 Toronto 
 
 h. in* 
 11 2ev. 
 
 4a6ey. 
 
 laier. 
 
 10 59m.l0 47M. 
 
 London 
 
 h. m. 
 ri054ey. 
 
 428 ev. 
 
 123ev. 
 10 39 m. 
 
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 EVENTS, &04 
 
 THE SUN 
 
 rises sets. 
 
 PrinoesB of Wales bom 1844 7 
 
 Coup d'Etat in Paris 1852 7 
 
 Meeting at Manitoba agrainst Govt. 1870 7 
 Meetings in New York to addr's Pope. 70; 7 
 Vio. Emanuel opens IstltaL Parrt..l870|7 
 
 Rebellion in Canada* 1837 
 
 2nd Sunday in Advent- . . . 
 Eoamemioal Oounoii open'd at Rome. 1869! 7 
 Am. Fish. Yes'ls seized at Gharlest'n.70,7 
 Christ Church, Montreal, burned. • • .1856 7 
 Anti-Papal Council at Naples 1869 7 
 
 Prussians take Blois and Montmedy.1876 
 
 Dr. Johqsondied 1784 
 
 Srd Sunaci]/ in Advent 
 
 Montreal Curling Rink op'd by P.A. 1869 
 
 Maokenzie takes Navy Island 1837 
 
 First Lower Canadian Parliament. • .1792 
 Great Western R. R. op'd to Petrolia..'66 
 Victoria Bridge, Montreal, opened... 1859 
 
 Louis Napoleon proclaimed 1848 
 
 ith Sunday in Advent 
 
 Pilgrims landed at Plymouth .1620 
 
 Prince Consort interred 1861 
 
 Sir Isaac Newton bom 1642 
 
 CHBism AS Day 
 
 St. Stephens 
 
 St. Johk the Evanoelist 
 
 \8t Snndry after Ckriatmae 
 
 Entqr of Imperial Guard into Paris.. 1855 
 
 Jesuit SocieQr founded 1534 
 
 East India Company oharter griuited.1600 
 
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TAILORING DEPARTJVfBNT AT CHBAPSIDB 
 437 Sc 439 Notre Dame St.* A. A. MCRPHir. 
 
 Blai 
 
 28 
 
 CORPORATION. 
 
 CITY COUNCIL, &c. 
 
 Ohablis J. CouBSOL, Esq., Mayor. 
 Aldrbmrn. 
 
 F. David, 
 
 W. Masterman, 
 
 B. Bastien, 
 
 H. A. Nelson, 
 P. M. Christie, 
 L. 66tournay, 
 S. Riyard, 
 C. DesmarteaU) 
 J. McShane, 
 
 T. Wilson, 
 Jos. Simardt 
 R. Taylor, 
 
 COUNCILLOBS. 
 
 G. W. Stephens, 
 Chs. Oarth, 
 T. D. Hood, 
 J. £. Mallin, 
 L. 0. Loranger, 
 W. F. Kay, 
 
 A. Bernard, 
 C. Alexander, 
 J.W. McGauvran. 
 
 J. B. Rolland. 
 A. McCambridge, 
 W. Kennedy, 
 Jos. Brunet, 
 Jacii^ues Grenier, 
 Daniel Munro. 
 
 Wabds Rrpbesrntrd. 
 
 East Ward Rolland, Wilson, Betournay. 
 
 Centre Ward. . . Bernard. Garth, Christie. 
 
 West Ward Alexander, Stephens, Nelson. 
 
 St. Ann's Ward MoCambridge, MoShane, McGauvran. 
 
 St. Antoine Ward Kay, Hood, Masterman. 
 
 St. Lawrence Ward Kennedy, Mullin, Taylor. 
 
 St, Louis Wnrd Brunet, Loranger, David. 
 
 St. James' Ward Grenier, Bastien, Rivard. 
 
 St. Mary's Ward MunrO; Simard, Desmarteau. 
 
 Offigrbs of the Cobpobahon. 
 
 John P. Sexton, City Recorder. 
 
 Chas. Glackmeyer, City Clerk. 
 
 James F. D. Black, City Treasurer. •. 
 
 P. MacQuisten, City Surveyor. 
 
 Patrick O'Meara, Assistant City Clerk. 
 
 F. W. L. Penton, Chief of Police. 
 
 Louis Lesage, Superintendent Water Works. 
 
 Wm. Robb, City Auditor. 
 
 H. I. Ibbotson, Clerk Recorder's Court. 
 
 Charles Lapierre, Accountant Water Works. 
 
 A. Bertram^ Chief Engineer Fire Department. 
 
 W. Patton, Assistant do 
 
 0. Rouillard, Inspector of Buildings. 
 
 A. R. Sowdon, Deputy City Surveyor. 
 
 Jos. Smith and A. Brittain, Engineers and Draughtsmen, 
 Citar Surveyor's Office. 
 
 John O'Connor, G. B. Stames, and W. A. Mussen, Clerks 
 Treasurer's Office. 
 
 W. Lane, F. X. Castonguay, W. D. McNeil, D. McLean and 
 John Palmer, Extra Clerks do. 
 
 J. B. Duverger, Extra Clerk Recorder's Court 
 
 K.T. ft Boston Piano-Forte Co. 438 Notre Dame St.— See page 10 
 
Black Dlamoiid N«8« Goal €o« F« !¥• Hensliapry Ayent 
 
 See paffe 90* 
 
 CORPORATION. 
 
 29 
 
 P. N. Lamothe and P. J. Oarraiif Olerks City Suryeyor's Office. 
 
 Paul Lefort, Henry Filteau and L. D. Gasslert Glerka Water 
 Works 0ffic3. 
 . F. H. Badger* Chief Telegraph Operator. 
 
 F. X. Gautnier and James Yuill, Assist Telegraph Operators. 
 
 J. Perrigo, Clerk Bonsecours Market ; F. Benoitt Assist. Clerk. 
 
 Thomas Day, Clerk St. Ann's Market; C. Larin, do. 
 
 J. Robillardf Clerk Cattle Market; F. X. Payette, • do. 
 
 A. Schwarts, Clerk of Hay Market; Wm. MonahaU} do. 
 
 Wm. Gunn, Clerk of St Lawrence Market 
 
 T. Orsali, Clerk of Papineau Market. 
 
 M. M. Vaughan, Clerk of St. Gabriel Market. 
 
 £d. Payette, Clerk of St Antoine Market. 
 
 A. D. Joubert, Jos. Dumont L. C Therien and I. Ringuette, 
 Bailiffs. 
 
 James Daroy, Messenger. 
 
 iSS?Ldmylta. 1 Attom.,»_ ^FXineau. } N«t»rie.. 
 
 BoABD OF AS8BSSOB8.— James C. Beers, J. B. AUard, W. 
 Douglas, P. H. Morin, David Brown, J. T. Dillon. 
 
 F. L. Coursol, A. Normandin, A. Gosselin, S. Cazayant, clerks. 
 
 MUNICIPAL TAXES. 
 Ahatract of the AateatmeiU By-Law9 of the City Council, 
 
 Assessment of Is. 6d. in the £ on the assessed yearly value of 
 all real property within the city. 
 
 Wholesale merchants, retail merchants, traders, dealers, man~ 
 ufaoturers, professional men, <&c., at j£7 10s. per JtlOO on rental. 
 
 
 
 INNKBEPBBS. 
 
 
 £6 15 on 
 
 rental to.... £50 
 
 £28 2 6 on rental to 
 
 ....ie250 
 
 ^9 
 
 
 . • . • £60 
 
 £30 18 9 *> 
 
 ....£300 
 
 ^11 6 
 
 
 .... £80 
 
 £33 15 " 
 
 ....£400 
 
 £\i 13 
 
 
 ....£100 
 
 £39 7 6 •* 
 
 ....£500 
 
 i- 16 17 6 
 
 
 ....£125 
 
 £43 15 " 
 
 ....£500 
 
 £19 13 9 
 
 
 ....£150 
 
 
 
 X22 10 
 
 
 ....£175 
 
 And £4 78. 6d. on eve 
 
 ry addi- 
 
 £25 6 8 
 
 
 ....£200 
 
 tional £100 over J 
 
 E600. 
 
 Auotioneers^An annual duty of £50 for first-class, and £40 
 for second-class ; and £10 for each clerk employed to cry out 
 
 Grocers— £7 lOs. per £100 on their rental. 
 
 Gas Works— An annual duty of £200. 
 
 Livery Stable Keepers— An annual duty of £7 10s per £100 
 on rental ; on each two-wheeled carriage, 15s. ; on each font- 
 wheeled carriage, 20b. 
 
 Inn-keepers having vehicles for the use and advantage of 
 customers— for each two- wheeled carriage, 30s. ; for each tour- 
 wheeled carriage, 40s. 
 
 Pawnbrokers— An annual duty of £50. 
 
 Hawkers, carrying a pack— An annual duty of £2. 
 
 XOQlden' Toolf I *o.| COPLAND ft KoLA&EN,— BaeXpage 
 
 i t ■} 
 
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 1 i 
 
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 For a grood aMiortment of Dry Goods go to €lioapBld« 
 437 Sc 439 Notre Dame St., A. A* HIURPHY. 
 
 Blae 
 
 30 
 
 CORPORATION. 
 
 Hftwkers, using a oart and vehiole^An annual duty of ^5. 
 
 For each pleasure-horse, SOs. ; for each working-horse, 128. 6d. 
 Horses daily and constantly employed in the owner's work or 
 business, by which he gains his maintenance, to be oonsidered 
 
 Vehicles for hire— For each two-wheeled Tehiole, 20s. ; for 
 each four-wheeled vehiQle, SOs. 
 
 Stage-Ooaoh, Omnibus, or Stage-Waggon— when drawn by 
 one or two horses, 40s. ; when drawn by four or more horses, 60s. 
 
 For each close carriage, or corresponding winter vehiole, £5 ; 
 four-wheeled half-covered carriage, or do., drawn by two horses, 
 60s. ; four-wheeled half-covered carriage, or do., drawn by one 
 horse, 50s. ; double dennet, &c., or do., 40s. ; gig, caleche, spring 
 cart, or do., SOs. ; waggon or vehicle, not above specified, or 
 winter vehicle, adapteoTor draught of two or more horses, 208. 
 
 Theatres— Annual duty of £30 (and assessments) on proprietor. 
 
 Proprietors of Caravans of wild beasts, Cireuses, <&c., to obtain 
 permission from His Worship the Mayor, and pay £25 therefor, 
 and pay £S for each day that the same is open. 
 
 Proi)rietor or proprietors of each steam ferry-boat plying from 
 Laprairie or Longueuil, an annual duty of £50 currency. 
 
 Bank or bank agencies, annual duty of £100. 
 
 Fire Insurance Companies, or agencies, annual duty of £50. 
 
 Marine Insurance Companies, annual duty of £25. 
 
 Telegraph Companies, annual duty of £100. 
 
 Brokers or money-changers, annual du^ of £20. 
 
 Produce-brokers, money-lenders, and commission merchants, 
 — an annual duty of £20. 
 
 Distillers, or agents of distillers— 20 per cent on the whole of 
 the rental of business premises. 
 
 Brewers, or agents of brewers— 15 per cent on the whole of 
 the rental of business premises. 
 
 Ball-alleys, skittle grounds, nine-pin alleys— an annual dnty 
 of £12 10s. 
 
 Brick yards, an annual duty of £10. ^ • 
 
 Horse-dealers, an annual duty of £2 10s. 
 
 TAXES COLLECTED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE. 
 
 , For licenses issued to carters and others using hackney car- 
 nages, or vehicles for the conveyance of passexigers or transport 
 of goods, wares, merchandise, building materials, produce, or 
 other articles in the city of Montreal. 
 
 Hackney- Carriages.— For every cab, caleche, or other two- 
 wheeled vehicle, 95 ; for every four-wheeled carriage drawn by 
 ^e horse, $7 ; for every coach or four-wheeled carriage drawn 
 by two horses, $9 ; for every omnibus or stage coach, $16. 
 
 Cartst Trucks^ Waggons and other FeAteur«.-^The licenses for 
 carts, trucks and oUier vehicles used for the conveyance of goods, 
 wares, merchandise, <fec., shall be divided into throe olaflses :— 
 
 The first class shall include all carts, trucks, waggons, and 
 other vehicles running within the city for L'"r9 or rtward not 
 
 oth 
 car 
 or< 
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 See pase 8<k 
 
 CORPORATION. 
 
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 otherwise expressly provided for, and shall pay— For every 
 cart, truck or other two-wheeled vehiole, $2: for every waggon 
 or four-wheeled vehiole drawn by one horse, 96 ; for evei7 wag- 
 gon or four-wheeled vehicle drawn by two horses and made to 
 carry a load under 4,000 lbs. weight, $7 ; for every h«avy wag- 
 
 gon, float or other four-wheeled vehicle drawn by two or more 
 orses, and made to carry heavy articles or materials weighing 
 4,000 lbs., or upwards, $9 ; for every Diable, $4. 
 
 The second class shall include all carts, waggons, or other 
 vehicles used by merchants, traders, manufacturers, or con- 
 tractors, for the conveyance or delivery of the articles or effects 
 dealt in, manufactured, or made use of by them, for each of 
 which there shall be paid, in addition to the rates enarged for in 
 the first class, $2.50. 
 
 The third class shall include all carts, waggons or other viehi- 
 oles used by expressmen, baker«i, brewers, distillers, farmers, 
 or gardeners, for each of which there shall be paid, in addition 
 to the rate charged for in the first class, $5. 
 
 Parties obtaining licenses aa aforesaid, shall moreover pay 
 the annual assessment on all working hwses employed in draw- 
 ing tbe above mentioned vehicles or carriages, at the rate of 
 $2.50 each, and also twenty-five cents for each number granted 
 by the Chief of Police. 
 
 Dogs.— License of $3 tor every female dog ; and $2 for evei7 
 male dog. 
 
 Milk.— An annual license of $1 for selling milk* 
 
 FARE TARIFF FOR HACKNEY COACHES. 
 
 PLAGES. 
 
 A 
 
 to> 
 
 k. V 
 
 (Per hour.) 
 From any place to any ) 
 other in the city. . . . $ 
 
 From one place to any ' 
 other in the same 
 Divisi(m and b^sk. 
 
 From any Division to 
 any place in anoth' 
 Divisicm and back. 
 
 2 or 4 Wheeled 
 
 Carriages 
 
 drawn by z 
 
 horse. 
 
 Coaches or 4 
 wheeled Car- 
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 by 2 horses. 
 
 For 
 
 For 
 
 For 
 
 For 
 
 I or a 
 persons 
 
 3 or 4 
 persons 
 
 1 or 3 
 persons 
 
 3 or 4 
 
 persons 
 
 $cts. 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 $ ots. 
 
 $ cts. 
 
 15 
 
 025 
 
 030 
 
 40 
 
 25 
 
 040 
 
 040 
 
 050 
 
 085 
 
 050 
 
 060 
 
 75 
 
 050 
 
 70 
 
 75 
 
 100 
 
 020 
 
 030 
 
 30 
 
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 f ofanhonr. 
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 The same rates apply to all corresponding winter vehicles. 
 Reasonable weight of luggage allowed free of charge. 
 Children under 12 years of age charged half fare. 
 
 I 
 
 . 
 
 Sndn Pipati 4to.» COPLAKD k MdIiAB19,Hl6e page 
 
HoBiery-) Gloves, Ribbons and I^aces, at Cheapslde 
 437 &. 439 Notre Dame St., A. A. MURPHY. 
 
 32 
 
 CORPORATION. 
 
 RATES OF CARTAGE. 
 
 From any place to any <nher in the ist Division, or from any place (exclusive of 
 the Harbor Wharves) to any other place in the City, and vice versa, provided 
 the distance do not exceed tiiree-quarters of a mile. 
 
 Articles not herein enumerated (of a convenient bulk), not 
 over 1,500 lbs. weight, 15 cts. Ashes, Pot or Pearl, two barrels, 
 16 cts. Beef, Pork or Fish, 5 barrels or 3 tierces, 15 cts. Coals 
 or Coke, half a chaldron or half a ton, 15 cts. Crockery, one 
 crate or one hogshead, 15 cts. Flour or Fruit, seven barrels, 15* 
 cts. Grain, not over 1.500 lbs. weight, 15 cts. Lumber, sawn, 
 from yard or boat, 500 feet board measure, 15 cts. Salt or Rice, 
 six bags or six barrels, 15 cts. Firewood, dry, from yard or boat 
 half a cord, three feet long, 15 cts. Firewood, green, or from 
 rafts, half a cord, three feet long, 20 cts. Furniture or Luggage 
 per load, 20 cts. Lumber, green or hard from rafts, 500 feet, 
 board measure, 20 cts. Molaiees, Sugar, or Oil, one puncheon, 
 hogshead, or load, 20 cts. Pig Iron, Lead, Copper, or Tin, one 
 ton, 25 cts. Bar Iron or Steel, one load, 30 cts. 
 
 For each additional i mile for above description of goods, 10c. 
 
 And from any of the Harbor Wharves to any place in the 2nd 
 or 3rd Division, within 2 a mile distance from the boundary line 
 of the first Division and vice versa., or from any place (exclusive 
 of the Wharves), to any other in the city, and vice versa, pro- 
 vided the distance do not exceed U mile,— instead of 15, 20, 25, 
 and 30 cts., the rates shall be 25, 30, 35 and 40 cts. 
 
 From any place in the Western Section of the First Division: 
 
 To the stores and wharves below Wellington Bridge, north 
 side of Lachine Canal, 20 cts. The stores and wharves below 
 Wellington Bridge, south side of Lachine Canal, 22 cts. The 
 Basins above Wellington Bridge, south side of Lachine Canal, 
 25 cts. The Basins above Wellington Bridge, south side of La- 
 chine Canal, and the stores, stations, &c., at Point St. Charles, 
 35 cts. The factories, &c., at and above St. Gabriel Locks, north 
 of Lachine Canal, 30 cts. The St. Bonaventure Street Railway 
 Station, 20 cts. The St. Bonaventure Street Station, from the 
 lower wharves of the harbour, 25 cts. And vice versa for one load. 
 
 And from any place in the Eastern Section of the 1st Division, 
 instepd of 20, 25, i&c, the rates shall be 5 cts. additional. For 
 any excess over the weight fixed for a load, additioual, pro rata 
 rates shall be paid. If delay is caused to the carter, by the em- 
 ployer, beyond the usual time, the carter shall be paid extraj at 
 the rate of 5 cts. for every quarter of an hour. If a carter is called 
 and there be no load ready for him, or if unable to load without 
 assistance, he shall be paid as if he carried a load the distance 
 thus unnecessarily travelled. 
 
 DIVISIONS REFERRED TO ABOVE. 
 
 First Division.— East Centre and West Wards, (including McGill Street and 
 N. W. side Craig St.), subdivided into two sections. Eastern and Western, the 
 hne of demarcation being the centre of St. Lambert and St. Jean-Baptiste St, 
 
 Second Division— comprises St. Anns, St. Antoine, and St. Lawrence - 
 Wards (exclusive pf McGill and Craig Sts.) Third Division— comprises St. 
 Louis Waid (exclusive of Craig St.), St. James and St. Mary Wards. 
 
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 N.Y, ft Boston Piano-Forte Co. 432 Notre Danie-st.— See page 10 
 
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 WATER TARIFF. 
 
 DWELLING HOUSBS. 
 
 I 
 
 40 
 60 
 60 
 70 
 80 
 90 
 100 
 110 
 120 
 190 
 140 
 150 
 160 
 170 
 180 
 190 
 200 
 210 
 220 
 290 
 240 
 250 
 260 
 270 
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 12.50 
 
 18.25 
 
 14.0( 
 
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 16.25 
 
 17.00 
 
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 20.0( 
 
 20.75 
 
 21.5( 
 
 22.2f 
 
 29.0( 
 
 29.76 
 
 24.6( 
 
 25.25 
 
 26.00 
 
 26.75 
 
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 990 
 
 940 
 
 950 
 
 960 
 
 970 
 
 980 
 
 990 
 
 400 
 
 410 
 
 420 
 
 490 
 
 440 
 
 450 
 
 460 
 
 470 
 
 480 
 
 490 
 
 600 
 
 510 
 
 520 
 
 690 
 
 540 
 
 550 
 
 660 
 
 670 
 
 560 
 
 590 
 
 600 
 
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 91.2f 
 92. 0( 
 92.76 
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 94.25 
 95.00 
 95.75 
 86.5( 
 97.26 
 98.0( 
 98.76 
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 40.25 
 41.00 
 41.75 
 42.60 
 49.25 
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 890 
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 62.25 
 58.00 
 59.75 
 64.60 
 
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 66.00 1190 
 66.76 1140 
 66.50 1150 
 67.25 1160 
 68.00 1170 
 66.76 1180 
 69.60 1190 
 70.25 1200 
 71.00 1210 
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 77.00!l290 
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 78.50.1910 
 79.2511920 
 80.001990 
 80.7^1940 
 81.601960 
 82.261960 
 88.001970 
 89. 7511980 
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 86.00 1410 
 86.75 1420 
 87.60 1430 
 88.25 1440 
 89.00 1450 
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 91.25 1480 
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 98.00 1670 
 
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 100.25 1600 
 
 101.00 1610 
 
 101.75 1620 
 
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 104.00 
 
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 48T * 489 lfotr#»UBeSt;, A. A. RIIJRPHY. 
 
 WATlBR TiJSM. 
 
 8H0PS. 
 
 STBAMWeniBS. *^^ 
 
 For ereiy hiffa-prMfon atatkmu^Stoiuii Boi^t wiHrkiog 
 not oTor 12 hofin a daj, for Mi^b heiM-iMMNr •« .$7*00 
 
 For •ftfih StotioDiHT lowf»r9i9iim BtM^iMr^^^ for Uie rap- 
 ply of railroad tooom^re enciiiM* ^MtUmMt brewwriot, 
 potMii.miuialaelonett or m wet nannoctonr or par* 
 pose whatovor, not ^ptdatiy pfOTidM for in Uub tariff; 
 liNroToisr lui (aMoDSf •••••••••»•••*•••<•• <!•.•••••••,••• ••*. 0*OB 
 
 Theanimti^to ba cMM hj matre^ or aoeordte to tba 
 eitimalod <iaantitiM Vied eaeh <Uij. 
 
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 S.T« ft BWIQ8I FIttd-ftete Oo.4lt Sotn 
 
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 600 
 660 
 700 
 
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 STABLES, ^,^ 
 
 In Private 8kille§t iwoMing vfa$$r /or wmitna carritm «: 
 
 Ik Carter§* SiahU»: 
 
 For each Hone owned by a earteror traekman 1.50 
 
 VoT9BfikUwm9mni^w%09haum.., „.^» ^ 2.00 
 
 In Ltvery Stabiet: 
 
 For each Horse kemt for hire in any lirery stable 1. 50 
 
 For every additional one Hone Stall in sueh stable*. . . •• • O^Jt 
 For one Morse Stall in snoh stables, for keeping or 4akiM 
 care of hocain belenfing to persons resioMiff wilMn tbe 
 
 oity liinitt*« ;•• 
 
 Do., belongiiig to persons residing beyoafl Uui pitF liwUl* • 
 Or Cowfi. »;^p,f%v*f,*^o**^* ^.. .......♦..,♦,, .»•••• 
 
 3.Q0 
 
 o:6e 
 
 100 
 
 • WATBR OLOSBTS. 
 
 For each Closet, with tank and servieerboji..^.. 4.10 
 
 For each Closet, without tank, but with f <»l£-eleslng Yalye 6.00 
 For eaoh Closettuppliad with watev fap anr ineana what- 
 soever, but different fh>a Aoie aljom ^paeilled. 15.00 
 
 For each Public Bath.. - 6.0D 
 
 The said rates luw duo sad payahle annually oa dM mA August, at the Ofloe 
 of the Water Works, intiia C^ HiJL Fkicties paying the saae on or. baforetke 
 said xsth August, are allowed a diKO^C of j per cent. 
 
 For every 1000 Brieks* the water thoreloi to be ehaited. • t |.0I7| 
 For every toise of Masonrv, the watsr theitfot tabeehiivid 1.05 
 ForeverylOOOiraMUiefPlaituing.. ...•••• .w.; iM 
 
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TAiMsOmMfm DEPARTMBNT AT OHEAP81DB. 
 
 48T St 489 Notre Haoia SC, A. A. MURPHY. 
 
 52 
 
 FIRE DBPARTMBNT. 
 
 FIRE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Chief- A. Bbbtram. Awistant Ohief-W. Pattoit. 
 
 DUtriet Nch 
 
 No. 1 Hofle* CraUr and ChenneviUe streets 4 Gnardiaos. 
 
 No. 2 Hose, St. Gabriel street 4 ** 
 
 No. 5 Hose, St Catherine street 4 ** 
 
 No. 6 Hose, oor. Gterman and Ontario streets .... 4 ** 
 Na 1 Hook and Ladder, eor. Crait and Chenneyille streets. 
 No. 1 Salyage Waggon* St Gabriel street 3 Men. 
 
 DiHrici No, 2. 
 
 No. 8 Hose, Wellington street 4 Oaardiads. 
 
 No. 4 Hose, Chaboillei square * 3 ** 
 
 No. 9 Hose, St Gabriel Market 3 ** 
 
 No. 2 Hoc^k and Ladder, Wellington street 
 
 Dutrict, No.B. 
 
 No.7 Hose, Dalhonsie square 3 Guardians. 
 
 No. 8 Hose, oor. Craic and Visitation streets 4 ** 
 
 No. 3 Hook and Ladder, cor. Craig and Visitation streets. 
 
 FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH SIGNAL BOXES. 
 
 BOX HO. LOOALITT. 
 
 1. Custom House, (north corner). 
 
 2. Comer St Jean Baptiste and St Paul streets. 
 
 3. Jacques Cartier square, (comer St. Paul street). 
 
 4. St Gabriel street (Hose station). 
 
 5. Comer Notre Dame and St Francois Xavter streets. 
 
 6. Comer St Sacrament and St. Peter streets. 
 
 7. Comer St Paul and McGill streets. 
 
 8. Comer of Youville and Comm<m streets. 
 
 9. Comer Notre Dame and McGill streets. 
 
 12. Comer Craig and ChenneviUe streete, (Central Hose station). 
 
 13. Comer Craig and St Lambert Hill. 
 
 14. Comer Vitre and Sanguinet streets. 
 
 15. Comer St Lawrence and Lagauchetiere streets. 
 18. Comer Dorchester and St. Urbain streets. 
 
 17. Comer Bleuiy and Dorchester streets. 
 
 18. Beaver Hall HiU. 
 
 19. St Antoine street, (opposite Qm&fi&re street). 
 21. Comer Brukiswiok and Dorchester streets. 
 
 23. St Catherine street, (Hose station), 
 
 24. C<»ner St Lawrence and St Catherine stneti. 
 
 MX ft Bogton nuo-VteU Go. 48t Votn DuM-gtHtot yftgo 10 
 
maek IManMBd 
 
 Br ••• Goal €•• F* 'W. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 58 
 
 BOX NO. 
 
 LOOALITT. 
 
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 25. German ptreet, near Dumarais street. 
 
 26. Comer St. Denis and St Catherine streets. 
 
 27. Comer German and Ontario streets, (Hose station). 
 2B. Comer St. Lawrends and Siierbrooke streets. 
 
 29. Comer St. Geone and Sherbroolce streets. 
 
 31. Comer Union Avenue and Sherbrooke streets. 
 
 32. Comer MeGill College Avenue and St. Catiieilne streets. 
 
 34. Ouilbaalt's Garden. 
 
 35. Comer Arthur and Shuter streets. 
 
 36. Comer King and Common streets. 
 
 37. Comer Duke and Ottawa streets. 
 
 38. Comer Dnprd Lane and 8t Mauriee street. 
 
 39. Gumer St. Antoine and Cemetery streets. 
 
 41. Chaboilles square, (Hose station). 
 
 42. Wellington street, (Hose station). 
 
 43. MUl street, (Lyman's Mills). 
 
 45. Comer Wellington and McCJord streets. 
 
 46. Correr Colborne and Ottawa streets. 
 
 47. Comer St Josei>h and Mountain streets. 
 
 48. Comer St Antoine and Mountain streets. 
 
 49. Comer St Catherine and Mountain streets. 
 
 51. Comer Sherbrooke and Peel streets. 
 
 52. Comer St Antoine and Guy streets. 
 
 53. Comer St Martin and St Bonaventure streets. 
 
 54. Comer St Joseph and Canning streets. 
 
 56. Corner Fulford and Conrsol streets. 
 
 57. Comer William and Seigneurs streets. 
 
 58. Comer St Matthew and St. Catherine streets. 
 
 59. Grey Nunnery, Guy street 
 
 61. Redpath's Sugar Refinery. 
 
 62. St Gnbriel Market (Hose station). 
 
 63. Grand Trunk Works, (Point St Charles). 
 
 64. Comer Notre Dame and Bonseoours 'jtreets. 
 
 65. Dalhousie square, (Hose station). 
 67. Comer Wolfe and St Mary streets. 
 
 71. St (}eorge's Sobool -house, Stanley street 
 
 72. Comer Craut and Visitation streets. 
 
 73. Corned Cadieuz and Counrille streets. 
 
 74. Comer Dorchester and St Andrd streets. 
 
 75. Comer Mignonne and St Andrd streets. 
 
 76. St James'^ Market 
 
 81. Oyrner Robin and Visitation streets. 
 
 82. Comer St Catherine and Pa net streets. 
 
 83. Comer Dorohester and Sydenham streets. 
 
 84. (3omer Logan and Seaton streets. 
 
 85. Crevier*s Saw-milU Ontario street. 
 
 86. (yomer Congregation and Wellington streets. 
 
 91. Comer Craig and Gain street (Hose station). 
 
 92. (Mmer St Mary and Dufrense streets. 
 
 93. Comer Ontario and Fullum streets. 
 
 94. Comer Berri and Dubord street 
 
 BzMT»tOft WhMl-BftiTOWS, fto , OoplMUl ft MeLwtii,— 860 p. S2 
 
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 POST OFFIOl!. 
 
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 Edward 8. Fre«r.* .Postmaiter. 
 
 M. Emery AssisUnt PoBttoastttr. 
 
 Clerks,— 3, T. Wright, H. A. Bourret, H. Hnddell. J. MoKeon, 
 y. Baillargeon, first-olass ; M. Murphy, U. Benoit, L. Malsrd^ J. 
 L. Palmer, F. Pridhiuai, seoond class ; S. Johnston, A. D' Amoon 
 T. F. Larsenenr, T. Forsyth, D. Robinson, B* A. Lemieux, W. 
 Fenton, I. St. Amour, J. G. Simms, J. O'B. Soolly, D. O'Connor* 
 F. X. Beauregard, L. Pepin, J. J. Drew, 0. Clement, A. Loftns. 
 T. Desnoyers, H. Qoyette, E* Mayer, third class: J. B. A. Daoust, 
 Joseph Senei, R. Duncan, R, J. Arless, J. E. Barcelo^ F. X. 
 Lefebyre, A. A. Auger, George Beaudoin, J. A* Aylmer and 
 H. MeKeniie, fourth class. 
 
 P.O'Reilly, O.FiUatrauit, E.CDowd, P.Lapointe. A.Dolresne, 
 Ghas. Lefebvre, J. B. Plante, J. Mtianeon, A. S. Hjggins, R. P. 
 Maciden, Jos. Beaudoin, F. B. Menajrd, P. D. Rottot, L. Lefebrre, 
 De V.V. de Orand Pr)6, A. P. €^iroax, A. A. Doray, L. Derome, 
 letter carriers \3, Mahcr, J. O'DelK J. Brennan* P. Leal^, letter 
 collectors ; P. Paterson, office keeper; M. MuUin, messenger ; J. 
 Thompson, assist messenger ; Ig. St. Amour, mm watehman. 
 
 Jn»]^etor*» Branch, Motttreal District,'— "Bdwrn F« King, post 
 office inspector; G. W. Hayden, F. W. King, F. J. Logie, D. 
 NeUigan, clerks ; P. Nelligan, messenger. 
 
 RKGUiiATioNS AND Rates. 
 
 Letter i7aiM.— Letters posted in Canada, addressed to any 
 ' place within the Dominion, pass, if pre-paid, ibr 3 cents per half* 
 ounce ; but if posted unpaid they are charged 5 cents per hfilf- 
 ounce. 
 
 On letters to Prince Edward Island, the rate ia 3 cents per 
 half-ounce, if pre-paid ; 5 cents if unpaid. 
 
 The rates on letters to the United Kii«dom will be : 
 
 By Canadian Packet, 6 cents per half-ounce. 
 
 By Gunard Packet, 8 cents per half-ounce, adrancing by one 
 rate for each A<i(/'-ounce. 
 
 Letters for the United Kingdom must be pr6-paid, or they 
 will be charged a fine of 3d. sterling in addition to the deficient 
 postage on delivery in England. 
 
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 The fdlowing Table ezb-h!t8 the rates to most of the principal 
 eomitriefl in postal oomm mic ation with Oanada :— 
 
 DuTiN^noir. 
 
 tDominion 
 
 tUnited Kintdoni- . 
 
 Australia 
 
 Afriea, W. coast ot 
 Cape Good Hope* . • 
 
 Gibraltar 
 
 OoldOoaet 
 
 Malta 
 
 New South Wales.. 
 New Zeidand 
 
 giueensland 
 ierra Leone 
 
 Tasmania 
 
 India m 
 
 W.Indies (Br. AFor;;^ 
 
 Austria.* *3 
 
 Belgium 
 
 Denmark pS 
 
 Egypt 
 
 France & Algeria- 
 German States . . . 
 
 Italy 
 
 Norwivr 
 
 Portuf^. ......... 
 
 Prussia .... 
 
 Russia 
 
 Spain 
 
 Sweden 
 
 iSwitaeriand 
 
 Newfoundland. . . . 
 
 
 I 
 
 St 
 
 V 
 
 t% 
 
 Gts. 
 
 Cts. 
 
 3 
 
 2 
 
 6 
 
 2 
 
 16 
 
 6 
 
 16 
 
 4 
 
 28 
 
 4 
 
 16 
 
 4 
 
 16 
 
 4 
 
 16 
 
 4 
 
 16 
 
 6 
 
 16 
 
 6 
 
 16 
 
 6 
 
 16 
 
 4 
 
 16 
 
 6 
 
 22 
 
 6 
 
 2S 
 
 4 
 
 10 
 
 •8 
 
 10 
 
 «6 
 
 12 
 
 •8 
 
 16 
 
 4 
 
 16 
 
 ♦4 
 
 10 
 
 •8 
 
 U 
 
 ♦8 
 
 16 
 
 •8 
 
 2B 
 
 •6 
 
 10 
 
 •8 
 
 U 
 
 •8 
 
 28 
 
 •8 
 
 U 
 
 •8 
 
 10 
 
 •6 
 
 6 
 
 2 
 
 BRSTniATEON. 
 
 § 
 
 a 
 
 United States 
 
 Argentine Repnbl. 
 
 Bolivia 
 
 Braatt 
 
 Buenoe Ayres 
 
 Chili 
 
 China, except 
 Hong Kong and de- 
 pendent ports. . 
 
 Belise 
 
 Costa Rica.... 
 
 . Guatemala... S 
 
 Honduras. • . • . !j 
 
 Nicaragua. . . . »* 
 
 _ , San Salyador. " 
 
 Ecuador g 
 
 Guinea (Brit AFr. g 
 
 Japan g 
 
 Mexico. ^ 
 
 Montevideo ;=! 
 
 New Grenada, ex. ' ' 
 
 Aspinw. A Pana. 
 
 Peru 
 
 Paraguay A Urag. 
 
 Venesuela 
 
 W. Indies* Br. exc. 
 
 The Bahamas . . 
 W. Indies, For. ex. 
 
 Cuba. 
 
 Haya 
 
 Cts. 
 
 6 
 21 
 25 
 18 
 21 
 25 
 U) 
 
 13 
 21 
 13 
 13 
 13 
 13 
 13 
 23 
 13 
 10 
 13 
 21 
 21 
 13 
 25 
 21 
 13 
 10 
 3 
 18 
 10 
 21 
 
 V 
 
 Cts. 
 2 
 6 
 6 
 5 
 6 
 6 
 4 
 
 4 
 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 5 
 6 
 6 
 5 
 6 
 6 
 5 
 4 
 4 
 6 
 4 
 6 
 
 t Unpaid Letters per i oi.— Dominion 5o ; United Kingdom 
 12c; United States lOo. 
 
 t Prepaid Letters per k os.— France A Algeria lOe ; Portu- 
 gal i6c; Spain 16e. 
 
 "* Newspaper per 2 oc. 
 The Britvsh Post Office forwards letters to Canada by the first 
 pa<^et sailing after the letter is posted, unless the letters bear 
 a speeial direetion,-'< By Canadian Packet," or "By British 
 Packet,'*— mid in ^at case they are kept orer for the packet 
 designated. ** By Canadian Mail ^' is not a distineiive super- 
 scription; for any mail for Canada is a "Canadian Mail," by 
 whatever packet forwarded. 
 
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 POST OFFICE. 
 
 Letters for British Colonies and Possessions beyond se», and for 
 Foreign CountrieSf except France, via England, mast be pre-paid 
 
 The rate on letters for the United States is 6 cents, if pre-paid ; 
 10 cents if unpaid. . * ^. - , . ^^ ^ 
 
 RegUtratitm t^AarocA.—For the registration of a letter addressed 
 to any place in British North America, the charge fs 2 cents. 
 
 For the registration of a letter to the United Kingdom, 8 cents. 
 
 For the registration of a letter to the United States, Scents. 
 
 France, and other countries for which letters pass through 
 France, special rates, according to weight. 
 
 No letter can be forwarded as regntored, unless postage and 
 registration fee are both pre-paid* 
 
 Miteelianeotu Chargea.—1[he charge on pareels, which can 
 only be sent by post within the Dominionf by Parcel post, to 
 any place in Canada, is 12^ cents per half-pound, (with 5 cents 
 additional, if registered). No pareel must exceed /o«r pounds 
 in weight. 
 
 One cent per ounce, payable In adTance by postage stamp, is 
 the rato on printed circulars, prices current bancfc bills, said 
 other printed matter of a lifce character, and on books bound 
 or unbound, when posted at a Canadian Poet Office, addressed 
 to any place in Canada, British North America generally, or the 
 United States. 
 
 The charges upon piiM« current, sent singly, when addressed 
 to the United Kingdo», is 2 cents each, and must be pre-paid 
 hy postage stamp. 
 
 Correspondence for British Columbia and Manitoba is>8eiit in 
 dosed marls, via the United Stntee, at the same rates of postage 
 as to other parts of the Dominion. 
 Poetape BnHe on eerUnn SHaedlaneotu Matter paeehHf within 
 
 the Dominion of Canada^ or to or from the United Statee : — 
 
 1.— Packages of seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, and scions, or 
 
 Safts and botanical specimens, may be posted in Canada for 
 ilivery within the Dominion, or to an address within the United 
 ^ates, on.prepayment by postage stam|» of a rate of one cent per 
 ounce; and when received from the United States, addressed to 
 any place in Canada, such packages may be delivered on pay- 
 ment, by the ^rson addressed, of a like rate. 
 
 2.— The limit of wei|(ht for such packages will be one pound. 
 No letter or communication mtended to serve the purpose of a 
 letter must be enclosed in w ' < ^ : and they must be so put up as 
 to be easy of examination, for the purpose of veril^ng the al- 
 leged contents. If put up in bags^ the bags must be simply Ued 
 at the neck, so as to admit of inspection ; and in the case of 
 such packages mailed in Canada, the nature of the contents, 
 such as ** Seede," ^^Boote^" <£«., as the case may be, must be 
 marked on the package by the sender, as a statement of the 
 olaim to pass at the reduced rate above mentioned. 
 
 8.— Book and newspaper manuscript and printers' luroof- 
 sheets, (whether corrected or not), maps, prints, drawings, en- 
 gravings, photographs, (when not on glass or in cases containing 
 glass), and sheet music, (whether printed or written,) to any ad- 
 
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 dress in Canada or the United States, may pass in eorers open 
 at the ends or sides, and proTided that no letter or other com- 
 mnnioation intended to senre the purpose of a letter be enclosed 
 therein, on prepayment when posted in Canada, by postage 
 stamp of the ordinary printed matter rate of one cent per onnee ; 
 or upon payment of that rate on delivery on sneh matter when 
 reoeiTed in the mails from the United States. 
 
 Transmission of Patterns of Merchandise and Samples between 
 Canada and the United Kint^om, and certain other countries : 
 
 4.— Patterns of Merchandise and samples may be forwarded 
 between Canada and the United Kingdom and Denmark, 
 France, Ital^, Belgium, the German States, Netherlands, Portu- 
 gal and Switierland, by the Canadian packet mails, at book- 
 post rates, and subject to the following conditions ; 
 
 A— The patterns or samples must not be of any intrinsic ralue • 
 and this rule excludes all articles of a saleable nature, and 
 whateyer may have a value of its own, apart from its mere use 
 as a pattern : nor must the quantity of any material or article 
 sent as a pattern or sample, be so greltt that it could hare on 
 this ground an intrinsic ralue. 
 
 On this point an explanation in a subsequent Departmental 
 Order, it appears as follows : 
 
 B— It has hitherto formed part of the Imperial Post Office 
 regulations that ** tampU* or pattertu mwt not be of ii^trvMie 
 iNMtte," but in consequence of the difficulty that has been expe^ 
 rienced in determining what is, and what is not a pattern or 
 sample <tf merchandise of intrinsic ralue, this prohibition has 
 been remored. 
 
 The modification is a verbal one, and will not alter or enlarge 
 in any way, the character of the transmissions permitted te pass 
 bjrpattem post 
 
 The special prohibition as to intrinsic ratue, has, ft is under- 
 stood, been withdrawn, not because the question of ralue will 
 not still influence a decision as to whether an article offered for 
 transmission by parcel post is a genuine commercial sample 
 (or pattern), or not but because as a general proviso it could not 
 well be enforced ; inasmuch as erery article, whether properly a 
 pattern or sample or not, has necessarily more or less of an in- 
 trinsic ralue, and midbt be held to be amenable to a strict con- 
 struction of this prohibitory clause in the regulation. 
 
 C— The patterns, Ac, must be sent in corers open at the ends, 
 so as to be easy of examination. Samples, however, of seeds, 
 drugs, and such like, which cannot be sent m open covers, may 
 be enclosed in ban of linen or other material, simply tied at the 
 neck, or, provided that bam be transparent, they may be en- 
 tirely closed, if they are for delivery within the United Kingdom. 
 Bags, however, entirely closed, even though they be transparent 
 must not be used for the transmission of seeds to foreign parts. 
 
 D-The rule which prohibited the transmission through the 
 post as patterns of articles of cutlery, Ac, has been rescmded ; 
 and scissors, knives, raiors. forks, steel pens, nails, keys, watch 
 machinery, metal tubing, pieces of metal or ore, and such like 
 
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 articles, are now allowed to be forwarded by the poatai sampleSf 
 
 grovided tbey are packed and guarded in so aeoare a maooer aa 
 > afford complete protection to the content! of the mail bagSt 
 and to the persons of the officers of the post office. Suoh articles, 
 however, must be so packed that they may be easily examined; 
 and it is made a rule that any packets eontaining suoh articles, 
 which may be found to be insufficiently guarded, shall not be 
 forwarded through the post. ,,.,,. 
 
 No packet of patterns or samples, posted for delivery within 
 the Dominion must exceed 24 oz. in weight. 
 
 A packet of patterns or samples sent to France or Portugal, 
 must not exceed 18 inches in length and 12 inches in width or 
 depth ; a packet to any other place abroad must not exceed 24 
 inches in length, or 12 inches in breadth or denth. 
 
 The limits of weight are as follows :— 
 
 Canada 24 
 
 Great Britain 24 
 
 France 96 
 
 Oermany 8 
 
 Itoly 36 
 
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 BeldLum*... 8 
 
 Netherlands 16 
 
 Portugal 16 
 
 Denmark 48 
 
 Switzerland 48 
 
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 None of the articles named in the rule D may be sent as j;>at- 
 terns or samples to any place abroad, except Germany, Belgium, 
 and the British Colonies, and not to these places when addressed 
 "t>»a France." 
 
 There must be no writing or printinfr other than the address 
 of the person for whom the packet is mtended, the manufactu- 
 rer's or trade mark and number, and the prices of the article. 
 
 Any infringements of the above regulations will render the 
 packet liable to be treated and charged as a letter. 
 
 The rule which forbids the transmission through the Post of 
 any article likely to injure the contents of the mail bags will ai>- 
 ply to patterns and samples; any nackage transgressing this 
 rule is to be sent to the Postmaster General. , 
 
 Tr^ntmutiou of Pattemt, and SampU§ with » the Province 
 €if Canadom 
 
 Patterns or samptos of merchandise and goods for sale may 
 be posted in Canada to be forwarded to any place within the 
 Dominion, on pre-payment by postage stamp of a rate of one 
 cent per ounce, under the following regulationc : 
 
 I.— Patterns or samples must be sent in covers opian at the 
 ends, so as to be easy of examination. Samples, however, of 
 seeds, drugs, and so forth, which cannot be sent in open covers, 
 may be enclosed in bags of linen or other material, fastened in 
 such a manner that they may be readily opened-H>r in bags 
 entirely closed, provided that they be transoarent, so that the 
 officers of the Post Office may be able to satisfy themselves as to 
 the nature of the contents. 
 
 il.— The paeket mav bear on the out9ide the address of the 
 sender m addition to the address of the person for whom it may 
 be intended— also a trade mark and numbers, and the price of 
 the articles enclosed ; intide there must be no enclosure nut the 
 samples or patterns themselves—the particulars, however, of the 
 
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 trade markst nambera and price» may be marked ob the Articles 
 themselves instead of on the outside of the packet, at the cation 
 of the sender* 
 
 III.— Any sample or pattern packet oontaininff a letter* or 
 otherwise riolatiiig the conditions of the preceding rules is to be 
 rated and treated as a letter. 
 
 IV.— The rate of 1 cent per ounce is to be prepaid by Postage 
 Stamp— and if such rate be not fully prepaid hy the standps 
 affixed* the package is to berated with the deficient postage and 
 a fine of five cents in addition. 
 
 v.- Packets of samples and patterns may be registered on 
 prepayment by postage stamp of a registration fee of 5 cents in 
 addition to the postage rate— and provided such packets be duly 
 handed in the Post Office for registration. 
 
 A registration receipt or certificate should always be given for 
 such packages when presented for registratimi. 
 
 YI.— No packet of samples or patterns must exceed 24 ounces 
 in weight ; any packet exceeding that weight is to be sent to the 
 Postmaster General. 
 
 Book Po«e.— Books, bound or nnboundt posted in Canada, and 
 addressed to any office in the DeninioB. British America, and 
 the Unit«Ml States, are diar^eable with the rate of one cent per 
 ounce, which must be prepaid by postage stamps. 
 
 Book packets are forwarded by post from Canada to the 
 United Kingdom and vice vena, by Canadian steamer at the 
 following rates :— For each packet— 
 
 Not more than 1 01 2 cents. 
 
 Exceeding 1 oz., and not exceeding 2ok 4 *' 
 
 ** 2oz., ** 4oz 6 *♦ 
 
 " 4 OS., " ilb 8 «• 
 
 " ilb., " 12 OB. .....18 " 
 
 " 12 OS., « lib 24 " 
 
 •* lib., " lilb 30 ♦• 
 
 And so on, the scale progressing throughout by a single rate for 
 every four ounces. 
 
 And by Cttnar4 packet :— 
 
 Not more than 1 OB i *..... 4cent8. 
 
 Exceeding i os., and not exceeding 2 oz . v • • - ** 
 
 ♦♦ 2os., " 4oB 8 " 
 
 •* 4 OB., " 8 OB 16 •• 
 
 " 8oB.# ** 12 OB.. 24 " 
 
 " 120B., " lib .32 " 
 
 And so on, adding one rate for every four ounces. 
 
 5— No prints or printed matter will be allowed to pass by 
 book post between the United Kingdom and Canada, unless 
 printed on paper, parchment or vellum. 
 
 Book packets addressed to the United Kingdom can be regis« 
 tered on payment of the ordinary registration fee, (8 oents), in 
 addition to me postage. 
 
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 Book Po9t with /Vanee.— For a packet of printed matter^ or 
 
 ■fnffle newspaper, book, Ao., not over ^onnoei 4 oents. 
 
 Ditto, exoeedinff 2 onnoes and not over 4 oonoei. ... 8 ** 
 
 Ditto, ** 4 ounces *' Soanoes 16 ** 
 
 Ditto, *' Soanoes ** 16oancei 32 ** 
 
 And so on, increasing 16 oents for every additional half-pound. 
 
 The Book Post Rerulations between Canada and England, 
 apply to matters between Canada and France. 
 
 JVetegpapera and Pmocliea^. — Newspapers published in 
 Canada may be sent by poet from the oflBce of publication, ad- 
 dressed to any place in Canada, at the following rates, if paid 
 qiUMTterlv in advance^ by either the publisher at the post office 
 where the papers are posted, or by the lubeeriber at delivering 
 post office :— 
 
 For a paper published 6 times a week 90 oents per quarter. 
 
 Do. do. S'timesaweek 16 ** ** 
 
 Do. do. 2 times a week 10 *< " 
 
 Do. do- Itime a week 5 ** ** 
 
 When the above rates are not paid in advance, by either pub- 
 lisher or subscribers, such papers are charged one cent each on 
 delivery. 
 
 Transient ASsiotpcrper*.— Transient newspapers, that is to say, 
 Canadian Newspapers posted otherwise than from the office of 
 publication, and American or British papers posted or re-posted 
 in Canada, must be prepaid two cents each, by postage stamps, 
 or they cannot be forwarded : except only British neto»paper» 
 distributed to regular subscribers by Canadian booksellers and 
 news-agents, such papers pass free, as they would do if received 
 in the Canadian Packet Mail. 
 
 NeiMpapcrt by MaU from JTnflr^aiul.— Newspapers received 
 from England by the Canadian and American Packets are 
 delivered free. 
 
 United States newspapers, to regular subscribers, are charged 
 1 cent each on delivery. Transient papers are charged 2 cents. 
 
 Periodicals pnning 6i/r Mail in iJanada : — 
 
 The rate on all periodicals, other than newspapers, passing 
 by mail in Canadaj save such as may be addressed to or received 
 from the United Kingdom, will henceforth be one cent per four 
 ounce weight <^ package containing periodical matter, whether 
 the package contain one or more numbers. 
 
 Any fraction of 4 ounces to be charged as a fbll rate. 
 , Periodicals weighing less than one ounce ^r number, posted 
 in Canada for any place within the Dominion, when sent singly, 
 pass for one-haf/eent per number, if prepaid by stamp. 
 
 The above rate will be payable on daivery on all periodical 
 niatter received from the United States, except that Canadian 
 editors may receive exchange periodicals from the United States 
 free of Canadian postage. 
 
 Canadian Periodicals posted /or United Kinadom* by Cana^ 
 dtan /'acA;€e«.— Periodicals printed and published in Canada, 
 
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 may be posted, ftddreased to May place in the United Kingdom. 
 by Canadian Paekett on prepayment by postage stamp of 2 
 cents each number. 
 
 This rate will be applicable to all classes of Canadian period- 
 icals, posted as above for the United Kingdom. No package 
 of Periodicals can be sent through the post if it exceed four 
 pounds in weight. 
 
 PoH Cards wdue one cent eaoA, and Postage iSifamjM.'—Postage 
 Stamps of tike respective value of ^ cent for small periodicals : 
 1 cent for newspapers ; 2 cente for pnces current for the United 
 Kingdom; 3 cents for ordinary Provincial letters; 6 cente for 
 United States rate ; 6 cente for Canadian Packet; and 8 cente 
 for Cunard Packet— are provided for sale to the public. 
 
 Penal (7i{a««e.— The Act contains the following penal clauses ; 
 To enclose a letter or letters* or any writing intending to serve 
 the purpose of a letter* in a parcel posted for the parcel post* 
 or to enclose a letter* or any writing, or make any written marks 
 to serve the purpose of a letter, or to enclose any other thing in 
 a newspaper, posted to pass as a newspaper* at the rate of post- 
 age applicable to newspapers, (except in the case of aocounte 
 and receipte cf newspaper publishers, which are permitted to 
 pass folded within the newspapers sent by them to their sub- 
 scribers), is an offence punishable by a penalty of not less than 
 ten and not exceeding forty dollars. 
 
 Mon»u Ordere on Canada.-'AW the Money Order Poet Offices 
 in Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, are au- 
 thorised to draw Money Orders on each other for any sum up to 
 $100. and for as many Orders of 9100 each as the applicant may 
 require, upon the following terms, vis. : 
 
 On Orders up to tlO 5 cente. 
 
 On Orders over tlO and up to |20 10 */ 
 
 On Orders over |20 and up to |40 20 " 
 
 On Orders over |40 and up to $60 80 *' 
 
 On Orders over |60 and up to |80 40 ** 
 
 On Orders over |80 and up to $100 .50 " 
 
 Moneu Ordere on the United ftnaelom.— The Money Order 
 Offices m the Dominion also draw upon all the Money Order 
 Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland, and the Channel 
 Islands, for any sum up to JtlO sterling, and grant as many Or- 
 ders for jEIO sterling each as may be needed to make up the 
 amount to be remitted. The terms are as under :— 
 
 On Orders up to j£2 25 cente. 
 
 On Orders over £2, and up to X5 50 *' 
 
 On Orders over £5, and up to £7 75 <* 
 
 On Orders over X7, and up to j£10 $1.00 
 
 Monep Ordere on the Lower Provmee*.— The Money Order 
 Offices in Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, 
 draw also uiM>n Money Order Offices in Prince Edward Island 
 and Newfoundland. The Orders on Prince Edward Island are 
 in Dominiun Currency ; those upon Newfoundland, like those of 
 the United Kingdom, are wade payable in Sterling money. 
 
 
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 On Orders np to $10 •-. ffi-^?*"* 
 
 On Orders 07er f 10, and up to S20 20 ** 
 
 On Orders orer |20f and ap to $40 40 " 
 
 On Orders oTer $40, and np to 860 60 •• v 
 
 On Orders over 860, and up to $80 80 " 
 
 On Orders over $80, and up to $100 100 " 
 
 Money Ordert on Nmo/oundland .*— 
 
 On Orders up to £5 25 cents. 
 
 On Orders oyer J&\ and up to £10 60 '* 
 
 On Orders OTor £10, and up to £15 76 ** 
 
 On Orders over £16, andupto£100 100 ** 
 
 The Money Order Post Offices in the Dominion are furnished 
 with lists of all the Money Order Offices in Canada, the United 
 Kingdom, Nora Scotia, New Brnnswiek, Prince Kdward Island 
 and x^ewfouiidlaiid ; and the Postmasters are instructed to afford 
 every information in their power, in respect of the places upon 
 whioD they draw, together with any other informatton relating 
 to such issues as the intending remitters may desire. 
 
 Post Offioi Sitings Bank. 
 
 The Post Office Savings Banks commenced operations in On- 
 tario and Quebec on the 1st April, 1868. 
 
 2. The direct security of the Dominion is given by the Statute 
 for all deposits made. 
 
 3. At each Savings Bank Post Office, the Savings Bank regu- 
 lations may be react by the public, giving full information witii 
 respect to uie mode of depositing and withdrawing money, and 
 these regulations are printed on the cover of tha Pass Book sup- 
 plied to each depositor. 
 
 4. Any person may hi^ve a deposit account, and deposits are 
 received daily during t^e ordinw hours of Post Office business, 
 of any number of dollars, from $lup to $300, the total amount 
 which can be received from a depositor in any one year, except 
 in cases to be specially anthoriied by the Postmaster-Oeneral. 
 
 6. The Postmasters of the Savings Bank Offices will act as 
 agents for the receipt of the money deposited for transmission to 
 the Postmaster-General, and for me payment by the Poetmaster- 
 Gteneral of monef withdrawn by aepoeitors. 
 
 6. Bfkch depositor is supplied with a Pass Book, and the sums 
 paid in or withdrawn are entered therein by the Postmaster 
 receiving or paying the samf. In addition, a direct receipt for 
 each amount paid in is sent to the depositor from the Post- 
 master-General, and the Poetmaster-Qeneral will issue a«heque 
 payable at at any Post Office Savings Bank desired, for any 
 sum withdrawn. 
 
 7. Every depositor's account is thns kept with the Postmaster- 
 General, and a depositor nuiy pay into his or her account with 
 the Post Office Savings Bank, at any of tha Savings Bank Post 
 
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 .♦' .. *< -* 
 
 CUSTOMS 
 
 6B 
 
 Offices which at the time may bett lait hit oonTenienoet and 
 exercise the same choice in drawing out money, suUect only to 
 the obligation of producing the Pass Book* in proof of identity! 
 whenever paying in or drawing oat deposits. 
 
 8. Interest at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum is allowed on 
 deposits. 
 
 9. Postmasters are forbidden by law to disclose the name of 
 any depositor, or the amount of any sum deposited or with- 
 drawn. 
 
 10. Mo charge will be made to depositors on paying in, or 
 drawing oat money, nor for postage or oommumcations with 
 the Postmaster-Gtoneral in relation thereto. 
 
 11. The Postmaster-General will always be ready to receive 
 and attend to all applicatiims, complaints, or other communi- 
 cations addressed to him by depositors or others, relative to Post 
 Office Savings Bank matters* 
 
 12" Additional Post Offices are from time to time authorized 
 to act as Savings Bank agencies. 
 
 MARRIAGE UOBNSES. 
 Issued by 0. P, Davidson, Advocate, 199 St. James Street 
 
 CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT. 
 
 A. M. Delisle, Collector ; John Lewis, Surveyor. 
 
 Lona i?oom.— Francis Crispo, chief clerk ; C. Selby. cashier ; 
 J. P. Purcell, W. Bleaklev, J. Cox, F.Lavoie, J*. Tetu, J, Dunn, 
 J. A. Jordan, A. Malboeuf, clerks ; E. Nadeau, extra clerk. 
 
 Surveyor and Warehou9e-keeper*» 0^e«>.-~T. Watkins, clerk ; 
 J. Nelson, J. R. Thompson, G. Wu1£E; landing waiters. 
 
 Water Side.—E, Mayer, chief landing waiter ; L. Globensky, 
 J. O'Meara, £. Blomley, B. Broeseau, landing waiters; Wm.J, 
 
 chief looker; J. Hughes, house-keeper and messenger. 
 
 Examining WareAotMe.— A. Bryson, D. McKay, and B. Ville- 
 euve, appraisers; J. McNider, examining warehouse keeper; 
 
 P. G. Fauteuz, B. McLennan, T. GablerTP. A. Meroier, 0. P. 
 Allard, aesbtaat appraisers ; J. Mailloux, A. Lanthier, L. Con- 
 tent G. LiMie^ John Hanoiuiy P. 0'Brie^l Pii^eiv* 
 
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 TARIFF. 
 
 75 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 <As in force July let, 1872.) 
 
 31 Vtc, Cap. 44, and aa amended by 33 Ftc., Cap. 9, further 
 amended by 34 Ftc.i (7ap. 10, and by 35 Ftc, Cap. 11 and 12. 
 
 (AK goods not hereinafter enumerated are aubject 
 to 15 per cent, duty,) 
 
 Articles marked with an asterisk (*) have been placed on the 
 free list by Orders in Council, dated respectively May 5, June 22 
 and July 29, 1871. 
 
 Acids of every description, except Acetic Acid, Vinegar 
 
 and Sulphuric Acid , Free 
 
 Acetic Acid and Vinegar 10 cts ^ gal ; pkgs. 15 
 
 Advertising Pamphlets 15 
 
 Agricultural Societies, Farming Utensils and Imi)lements 
 when imported by, for the encouragement of Agriculture. Free 
 
 Alcohol - 80 cts r gal ; pkgs. 15 
 
 Ale, Beer and Porter, in casks.. 5 cts "^ gal. ( 10 IP' cent 
 Do. in bottles, (5 quart or 10 pint < ad val. 
 
 bottles to the gallon.) 7 cts ^ gal. C packages 15 
 
 Almonds and Nuts 15 
 
 Alum Free 
 
 Aniline Dyes 
 
 Anatomical Preparations 
 
 Anchors 
 
 Angola Hair, unmanufactured 
 
 Animals of all kinds, except such as are imported for the 
 
 improvement of stock 
 
 Animals imported for the improvement of stock 
 
 Animals of all kinds from B. N. A. Provinces 
 
 Antimony 
 
 Antiquities, Cabinets of. « 
 
 *Annatto 
 
 Apparatus, Steering Ships. 
 
 Apparel, (wearing), of British subjects dying abroad, but 
 
 domiciled in Canada 
 
 Argentine, Albata and German Silver and Plated-ware— 
 
 all kinds— manufactured 
 
 Argol 
 
 Arms for the Army or Navy 
 
 Army and Navy, for use of— 
 
 Arms — 
 
 Clothing 
 
 Musical Instrumentslfor Bands 
 
 Military Stores 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Fred 
 Free 
 
 10 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 15 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 lire Bricks, Fire Clay, ftc., COFLAND ft MoLABEN — See page 22 
 
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For A ffood wumortnk^nt of Dry Ooo<^ go to OheapsMIe 
 487 Sc 489 Notre ]>ame St., A. A. MIIRPHY. . 
 
 74 
 
 DOMINION 
 
 V 0. 
 
 Articles for the puMlo uses of the Dominion Free 
 
 ** by and for ase of Governor General Free 
 
 '* for use of Foreign Consuls General Free 
 
 Ash, Pot» Pearl and Soda Free 
 
 Atlases 15 
 
 Bagatelle Boards and Billiard TaUei 15 
 
 Baggage, Travellers Free 
 
 Baric, Tanners ' Free 
 
 Bark, Nuts, Vegetables, Wood and Drugs, used chiefly in 
 
 Dyeing Free 
 
 Barley......; Free 
 
 Barilla or Kelp Free 
 
 Beans and Peas Free 
 
 Bern in wood — 5cts ^gal ilO ^ cent ad val. 
 
 Beer in bottles TotsiPgalS Packages 10 
 
 Belting, duck, and Hose, duck Free 
 
 Berries, used chiel^ in dyeing Free 
 
 Binder's Cloth. Free 
 
 Bitters, containing Spirits ^ $1^ IP* gal ; pkgs. 15 
 
 Blacking « 15 
 
 Blacking for Military Free 
 
 Bleaching Powders Free 
 
 Botany, s^^cimens of Free 
 
 Books, being reprint of British Copyright works 12^ 
 
 Books, Blank Account and Copy Books, and Books to be 
 
 written or drawn upon 15 
 
 Books, printed. Periodicals and Pamphlets, not being for- 
 eign reprint of British Conyright works, nor Blank Ac- 
 count Books ; nor Copy Books, nor books to be written 
 or drawn upon ; nor reprints of Books printed in Can- 
 
 a.dB,\ nor printed Sheet Music 5 
 
 Bookbinders' Mill Boards Free 
 
 Boots andShoes, (Leather) 15 
 
 BootFelt. Free 
 
 Book, Map, andNews Printing Paper 15 
 
 Bone, manufactured 16 
 
 Bonnets, Hats and Caps 15 
 
 Bibles, Testaments and Devotional Books 5 
 
 Binnacle Lamps, Shipa. Free 
 
 Biscuit and Bread from Gt. Britain and B. N. A. Provinces. Free 
 
 Boiler Plate, Iron 5 
 
 Bolting Cloths. „ Free 
 
 Borax Free 
 
 Bookbinders' Tools and Instruments Free 
 
 Bracelets, Braid, <&c., made of hair 15 
 
 Bran 10 
 
 Bran, from B. N. A. Provinces Free 
 
 Brandy..... 80 cts IP* gal : pkgs. 15 
 
 Brass and Copper, manufactured 15 
 
 V. T. 4 Botton Piano-Forte Co, 482 Hotre Dame-gt.~86e page 10 
 
Black Dlamoiid N.8. 0«»al Co. F. W. Henaha «Vf Ayent 
 
 Bee page 20* 
 
 ^0. 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 Brass, in ban, rodS; sheets and stripes 
 
 Brass Tubes and Piping, when drawn, or Iron. 
 
 Brass or Copper Wire and Wire Clotli 
 
 Brass in scraps 
 
 Brass and Tin Clasps, Slides and Spangles, for the manu- 
 facture of Hoop Ssirts 
 
 Brimstone, roll or flour 
 
 Bristles and Hogs Hair of all kinds 
 
 Britannia Metal Ware ^ 
 
 Brooms and Brushes, all kinds 
 
 Broom, Com* '. 
 
 Buckwheat 
 
 Bulbs, other than Medicinal 
 
 Bullion Free 
 
 Bullion and Coin, except U. States Silyer Coin Free 
 
 Burr Stones Free 
 
 Busts, natural size, not being .Cast, nor produced by any 
 mere mechanical process Free 
 
 Butter 4ot8 4P'lb; pkgs. 15 
 
 Do. from B. N. A. Provinces Free 
 
 Bunting, Ships' Free 
 
 Cabinets of Coins, Antiquities, Gems, and Medals Free 
 
 Cables, Iron Chain, over ^ in., shackled or swiveled, or not. Free 
 
 ^ Dof' GraSs^* } ^^^^ ^^^ ^^' ^^^^^ ^^ Vessels only. . . . Free 
 
 Cabinetware or Furniture 15 
 
 ^Carbonic or Heavy Oil, used in the manufacture of Wood 
 
 Block Pavement, &c Free 
 
 Carboys, containing Sulphuric Acid 15 
 
 Cards, playing 25 
 
 Candles and Tapers, of Tallow, W ax, or any other Material 15 
 
 Canada Plates, Tinned Plates, Sheet Iron 5 
 
 Cane Juice, (see Syrups) 
 
 Caoutchouc or India Rubber and Gutta Percha, unmanu- 
 factured • • Free 
 
 Caoutchouc or India Rubber, manufactured 14 
 
 Canvas, (Sail, Nos. 1 to 6, when used for ships and vessels 
 
 only Free 
 
 *Canva8, (for the manufacture of Floor Oil Cloth, not less 
 
 than 18 feet wide, and not pressed or calendered Free 
 
 Canvas, when otherwise used 15 
 
 Caps, Hats and Bonnets 15 
 
 Carriages 15 
 
 Carriages of travellers, and Carriages laden with mer- 
 chandise, (Hawkers and Circus Troupes excepted) Free 
 
 Carpets and Hearth Rugs 15 
 
 Cashmere 15 
 
 Cassia, ground 25 
 
 Bo., unground 15 
 
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TAIEiORIlfG DEPARTlUBIfT AT CHEAPSIDB 
 
 437 & 439 Notre Dame St., A. A. lUVRPMlT. 
 
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 OastB, as models for use of sefaools of design* 
 
 Oastings— all others— IroD 
 
 Cement, Marine or Hydraulic, unground 
 
 Cement, Hydraulic, ground and oaloined 
 
 Chairs, Wrought Iron or Steel 
 
 Cheese 8 otsV lb ; pkgs. 
 
 Do., from B. N. A. Provinces.*... 
 
 Chandeliers and Gas Fittings 
 
 Chinaware, Earthenware and Crockery 
 
 Charts, Mans and Atlases •.. 
 
 Charitable Institutions, donations- of Clothing for 
 
 Church Bells 
 
 Ohickory or other Hoot or Vegetable used as Coffeo ) 
 raw or green. 8 cts ^ lb > pkgs 
 
 Do. kiln dried, roasted or ground 4 ets i^ lb ) 
 
 Cider, Clocks, Corks v 
 
 Cigars 45ctslP'lb; pkgs 
 
 Cinnamon, ground 
 
 Do., unground * 
 
 Citrons 
 
 ^Citrons, imported in brine for tho purpose of being candied 
 
 Coach and Harness Furniture 
 
 Cocoa, Bean and Shell 
 
 Cologne Water and Perfumed Spirits- -91.20 ^ gal ; pkgs. 
 Do. in flasks or bottles, 30 of such not contain- 
 ing more than a gallon 4ct8eaeh; pkgs. 
 
 Communion Plate > 
 
 Composition Spikes and Nails 
 
 Compasses, Sliii>8' 
 
 Clay Pipes, Clay , }!jarth and Sand. 
 
 Clocks ■* 
 
 Clothing or Wearing Apparel made by hand or sewing 
 machine 
 
 Clothing for Army and Nary, or donations of for Chari- 
 table Institutions '. . 
 
 Clothing, plain, imported for officers of the army and nary 
 serving m Canada 
 
 Clothing and Arms for the army and military forees in the 
 Domimion 
 
 Coal and Coke. 
 
 Cocoa Nut Oils, in their natural state 
 
 Cocoa Paste, from Great Britain and B. N. A. Provinces, 
 
 Coffee 
 
 Collar Clotlj iPaper 
 
 Commissariat Stores. 
 
 Colors, &c., viz : Lakes, in pulp, Scarlet and Morone, Ultra 
 Marine and Chinese Blue, Umberj raw, Blue, Black. 
 Paris and Permanent Greens, Satin and fine washed 
 White, Bi-chromate of Potash, Sugar of Lead and British 
 Gum. ....; 
 
 Copperas 
 
 re. 
 
 15 
 Free 
 
 15 
 Free 
 
 1^ 
 Free 
 
 15 
 Free 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 25 
 
 15 
 
 10 
 Free 
 
 15 
 Free 
 
 16 
 
 15 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 N.t. ft Boston Piano-Forte C9. 482 Notre Bame-st— Seeipage 10 
 
Black Blam^nd N.9U Coal Co. F. W* MenahaWf Affent 
 
 See paffe SO. 
 
 TARIFF. 
 
 77 
 
 Gonfeotionery 1 ot ^ lb. and 25 it ad vol 
 
 Copper Tubes and Piping, when drawn Free 
 
 Copper, in pigs, bars, rods, bolts or sheetS) and sheathing. Free 
 
 Copper, pic, wire, round or flat Free 
 
 Copper or Brass, manufactured ^ . •• . 16 
 
 Corkwood, or the bark of the Corkwood Tree Free 
 
 .Copper Pipe Free 
 
 Cordage, when used (or ships and vessels only Fiee 
 
 Cordiali $1.20^gal. 
 
 Cottons 15 
 
 GottonWarp . 15 
 
 * Cotton Warp, not coarser than 40 Free 
 
 Cotton Tarn and Cotton Twist 15 
 
 Cotton Thread, in hanks, colored and Inished, Noe. 3, 
 
 4 and 6 ply— white— not under 20 ya 
 
 Com, Indian Free 
 
 Cotton Waste .Free 
 
 Cotton Wool .nl'ree 
 
 Cotton Candlewick Free 
 
 Cot4;on netting and woollen netting for Indian Rubber 
 
 Shoes Free 
 
 Cordials $1.20pergal; pkgs. 15 
 
 Corks... 16 
 
 Cranks for Steamboats, forged in the rough Free 
 
 Do. forMills do. Free 
 
 Cream of Tartar in Crystals Free 
 
 Coin and Bullion, except U. States Silver Coin Free 
 
 Currants 15 
 
 ^Curled Hair, used in the manufacture of Sofas, Matresses 
 
 Ac , Free 
 
 Cutlery, polished— all sorts • 15 
 
 r> 
 
 Dead E^es, Ships' Free 
 
 Dead Lights, do. Free 
 
 DeckPlugs do Free 
 
 Diamonds and Precious Stones, not set Free 
 
 Dried Fruits..., 16 
 
 Drugs not otherwise specified 16 
 
 Drugs used chiefly for dyeing Free 
 
 Dye Stuffs, viz :— Berries, Bark, Drugs, Nuts. Vegetables, 
 
 and Woods, used chiefly in dyeing Free 
 
 Dram Tiles Froe 
 
 Drawings, not in oil Free 
 
 Donations of Clothing fbr distribution by Charitable In- 
 
 s titutions , Free 
 
 IBS 
 
 Earth, Clays and Sand Free 
 
 Earthenware and Crockery 15 
 
 Effgs .\... Free 
 
 Electrotype Blocks, for printing purposes Free 
 
 £xo»yaton WlMel-Barrowt, 4e., Copland * MeLaren,— See p. 22 
 
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 487 A 489 Notre Dame St., A. A* MURPHY. 
 
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 Emery • Froe 
 
 Bmery Paperand Cloth ^ 15 
 
 EngrayingB and Prints 16 
 
 Essences, not oontaininf any spirits :-^*iL'"r*-:"' }§ 
 
 Essences, containing spirits 91.20 F gal ; pkgs. 15 
 
 Essential Oils of all kinds 15 
 
 Extract of Logwood . '^:'^'\i"':" *^** 
 
 Extracts mixed with spirits or stroof water, $1.20 r gal. ; 
 
 pkgs. 15 
 
 IP 
 
 Factory and Mill Machinery 15 
 
 Fancy GkxMls and Millinery, vis : articles embroidered with 
 
 Gk>ld, Silrer or other metals 15 
 
 Fan and Fire Screens 15 
 
 Farming Implements and Utensils, when imported by Ag- 
 
 rioultaral Societies for encouragement of Agriculture — Free 
 
 Feathers and Flowers 15 
 
 Felt for Hats and Boots Free 
 
 FeltHatBodies 15 
 
 Fibrilla, Mexican Fibre, or Tampico, white or black, and 
 
 other vegetable fibres for manufacture Free 
 
 Firebrick Free 
 
 Firewood ^ Free 
 
 Figs, dried fruits 15 
 
 Filberts, do 15 
 
 Firebrick and Olay Free 
 
 Fire-works .- 15 
 
 Fish, (fresh,) and Fish Bait, not to include Oysters and 
 
 Lobsters in tins or kegSb Free 
 
 Fish, salted or smoked lotiP'lb; pkgs. 15 
 
 Fish, products of, and of all other creatures Hying, in the 
 
 water, from B. N. A. Provinces Free 
 
 Fish, of all kinds, from B. N. A. Provinces Free 
 
 Fish Oil, from B. N. A. Provinces Free 
 
 Fish and Vegetables, preserved 15 
 
 Fishing Nets and Seines Free 
 
 Fish Hooks, Lines and Fish Twines Free 
 
 Fish Plates, (wrought iron or steel Free 
 
 Flat Wire or Crinolines, uncovered, (see Hoop Skirt Free 
 
 Flax Waste f. Free 
 
 Flax, Hempf Tow, undressed Free 
 
 Flour of Wheat and Rye Free 
 
 Flour and Meal of any other grain Free 
 
 Foreign Newspapers sent otherwise than through Post 
 
 Office 5 
 
 Fruits, green and dried, from B. N. A. Provinces Free 
 
 Fruits, (green) of all kinds 10 
 
 Fruits, preserved in Brandy or other Spirit8~81.20 f gal ; 
 
 pkgs. 15 
 
 Furs, Sklhs, Pelts or Tails, undressed Free 
 
 Fur, or which Fur is the prinoipai part 15 
 
 V.T. * Boitoa PlaaopForto Co. 488 Hotare Dftiiie-it.-8ee ptg* ^0 
 
Blaek DlanMnd N«8« Goal C: W. W« BensliaDr, Aseni 
 
 TARIFF. 79 
 
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 Oalranised and Sheet Iron Free 
 
 Oems and Medals, cabinets of Free 
 
 German-plated and gilded warei mannfaetared* all kinds.. 15 
 Oin, including Geneva and Old Tom. ..80 ets iP* gal ; pkgs. 16 
 
 Ginger, «roand-.... 25 
 
 Oinger, unground 15 
 
 Glass and Glassware, plate and silrered, stained* painted, 
 
 or colored 15 
 
 Glass Paper and Glaas Gloth Free 
 
 Olasswace 15 
 
 Globes, when imported by and for use of Colleges, scien- 
 tific and Literary Societies, and Schools.... Free 
 
 Ooat Hair, unmanufaotuied Free 
 
 Gold, Silver and Electro-plate, manufactured 15 
 
 Gold and Silver Leaf 15 
 
 Ooldbeaters' Brim Moulds and Skins Free 
 
 Grains of all kinds > Free 
 
 Grass, Osierj Palm Leaf, Straw, Whalebone, or Willow, 
 
 except plait, elsewhere mentioned 15 
 
 Gravels Free 
 
 Grease and Scraps Free 
 
 Orindstmies 15 
 
 Gums, British Free 
 
 *Gums, Sandarac, Mastic, Shellac, and Mastic Free 
 
 Gum, Copal Free 
 
 *Gunpowder 15 
 
 Ouns, Rifles^ and Arms of all kinds 15 
 
 Gutta Percha, unmanufactured « . Free 
 
 Do. manufactured 15 
 
 Oypsum or Plaster of Paris, neither ground nor calcined*. Free 
 Gypsum, ground, when imported expressly as Manure,. ... Free 
 
 Heavy or Carbonic Oil, used in the manufacture of Wood . 
 
 Block Pavement. Ac Free 
 
 Hardware vis :— CutleiTt polished, all sorts, Japanned, 
 Planished Tin and Britannia Metal Ware, Spades, 
 Shovels, Axes, Hoes, Rakes, Forks, and Edged Tools, 
 Scythes, and Snaiths, Spikes, Nails, Tacks, Brads, and 
 Sprigs, Stoves, and all other Iron Castings* Other Hard- 
 ware, Horn, Pearl and Ivory, manufactured 15 
 
 Harness and Saddlery of Leather Manufacture 15 
 
 Hair or Mohair, manufactured 15 
 
 Hair— Human, Angola, Goat, Thibet, Horse, Hog or Mo- 
 
 hair, unmanufactured Free 
 
 *Hair, Curled, used in the manufacture of Sofas, Mat- 
 
 trssses, Ae Free 
 
 Hat Plush for Hatters Free 
 
 Hats, Caps and Bonnets 15 
 
 Hay..... 10 
 
 Hay from B. N. A. Provinces Free 
 
 Pig Iroa uid Meteli, OOPLAITD ft ]I«LAlBH,-86e page 82 
 
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 FOB mOUBBIINQ GOODS CM» TO CHEAPSIDB 
 
 487 & 489 Notre Dame St., A. A. MVRPHT. 
 
 80 
 
 DOMINION 
 
 r 0. 
 Henip» undressed Free 
 
 iSS ) »d P*'" »«* 
 
 Hosiery 15 
 
 Horse Hair, unmaDofaotared Free 
 
 Hope SotsHP'lb; pkgs. 1» 
 
 Hope, from B. N. A. Proyinoes |free 
 
 Hoop Sltirt Manufacture— tl^ fo^owinf artieles for Crino- 
 line : Thread for oovering OnnoHne Wire, Clasps, (tin 
 and brassltSIides, Spangles and Slotted Tapes, taui flat 
 Of round Wire, unooyered , Free 
 
 I 
 
 Indian Com, and Grain of all kinds Free 
 
 Indian Meal Free 
 
 India Rubber, (see Caoutchouc) 
 
 Indigo Firee 
 
 Ink of all kinds, except printing 15 
 
 Ink, Printing Free 
 
 Iron, Pig Free 
 
 Iron— Rod, Bar, Hoop or Sheet 5 
 
 ** Scran, Galyaniaed or Pig Free 
 
 Puddled, in Bars, Blooms and Billets Free 
 
 In Blooms and Billets, not Puddled • • • • Free 
 
 Bolts and Spikes, (^alyaniaed Free 
 
 Nail and Spike Rod, round, flat or square 5 
 
 Hoop or Tire, for driring-wheels of Locomotires, 
 
 bent and welded Free 
 
 Boiler Pfates & 
 
 Railroad Bars, Wrought Iron or Steel Chairs and 
 
 Fishplates.... Free 
 
 RoUedPlates 6 
 
 Wire Free 
 
 Iron Tubes and Piping, when drawn Free 
 
 Iron Knees and Riders, (Ships) Free 
 
 Iron Masts or part of Iron Masts, (Ships) Flree 
 
 Ivory, Bone, Pearl and Horn, manu£[^etured 16 
 
 lyory N uts Free 
 
 Ivory, unmanufi^tured V,', Free 
 
 J 
 
 Japanned Tin, Planished Tin and Oritannin Metal Ware 15 
 
 Jewellery and Watches 15 
 
 Junk and Oakum Free 
 
 K 
 
 Kelp Free 
 
 Kryolite. Free 
 
 Knees, Iron, Riders. (Ships) Free 
 
 I^rd... ................ lot^^'lbjpkgi. 15 
 
 Lard from B. N. A. Proyinoes ,.., Free 
 
 it 
 
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 (t 
 
 9.T.* 9Q9tfliii PU«o.Fc|rto Co. m ITqtire ])i|Bii-gt-a«» yaga 10 
 

 ir* Henska^nr, Aseiit 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 15 
 15 
 10 
 
 Lead, pig 
 
 Lead, in sheet 
 
 Lead, white dry 
 
 Leather, yis:— Sheep, Calf, Goat and Chamois Skins, 
 
 dressed, yamished or enamelled 
 
 Leather, or Imitation of Leather, mannfaotnred 
 
 Leather, sole and upper 
 
 Leather ManQfaotores, yis :— Boots and Shoes, Harness 
 
 and Saddlery 16 
 
 Lemons and Oranges 10 
 
 *Lemons, Oranges and Citrons, imported in brine for the 
 
 {lurpoie of being candied, also the Rinds of these firuits, 
 mported in brine for the same purpose. Free 
 
 Looomotiye Endne Frames, Cranks, Crank Axles, Rail- 
 way Car and Looomotiye Axles, Piston Rods, Guide and 
 Slide Bars, Crank Pins, Connecting Rods, Hoop Iron or 
 
 Steel for Tires, Wheels bent and welded Free 
 
 Loeomotiye and Railway Passenger, Banage and Freight 
 Cars, running upon roads crossing the frontier, so long as 
 Canadian Locomotites and Cars are admitted free, 
 
 under similar circumstances, in ihe United States Free 
 
 Loeomotiye Eogines and R. R. Oars • 15 
 
 Logwood, Extract of. Free 
 
 Linen 15 
 
 Linen Machine Thread Free 
 
 Litharge .' Free 
 
 Lithographic Stones Free 
 
 Lumber (see Plank and Timber. Free 
 
 m: 
 
 Machinery for Mills and '^Factories, whioh is not manu- 
 
 faotuied in the Dominion , Free 
 
 Maecaroni and Yermioelli 15 
 
 Machinery 15 
 
 Machine Silk Twbt, and Machine Linen Thread Free 
 
 Hfiic^ ••••• ■• • 25 
 
 Malt 40 cts ^ bush ; pkgs. 15 
 
 Manilla Grass, Sea Grass, and Mosses for Upholsterers' 
 
 purposes Free 
 
 Manures ^ Fre9 
 
 Manufactured Marble 15 
 anufMtures, yii t-r 
 
 Marble, or imitation 15 
 
 Caontohonc, India Rubber, or Gutta Peroha . . , 15 
 
 Furs, or of which Fur is the principal part 15 
 
 Hairor Mohair • • 15 
 
 Papier Machd IB 
 
 Grass, Osier, Palm Leaf, Straw, Whalebone or Willow, 
 
 except Plaits, elsewhere mentioned 15 
 
 Bone, Shell, Horn, Pearl, and lyory 15 
 
 €k>ld, SUyer, Electro-plate, Argentine, Albata and Ger« 
 
 man Silyer, and plated and gilded ware of all kinds . • 15 
 
 h 
 
 BBfUu^ftiidBaiiiuiC«me]ift,4o.|ClqpUBd 4 XoL«mi,-8M 9. at 
 
 ' 
 
Vor a rood aMwrtment of Dr j Goods yo to Olieapoldo 
 48T aE 489 Notre Dame St., A. A. llIUIiPHir. 
 
 
 i I 
 
 f 
 
 MftnafiMtarei.— Con<. 
 
 Brass or Copper • •••• 1» 
 
 leather or imitation of Leather 16 
 
 Wood 15 
 
 Oashmere •• J*> 
 
 Meat, Fish and VeRetables. presenred 15 
 
 BlapSt Charts and Atlases- 15 
 
 Marble« in Blocks nnwrougfat or sawn on two sides only ; 
 and Slabs from suoh Blooks* haTing at least, two edges 
 
 nnwroui^t Free 
 
 Masts, iron or part of Iron Masts (Ships) Free 
 
 Meats* fresh, smoked or salted 1 et iP* lb ; Pkgs 15 
 
 Do do from B. N. A. ProT. Free 
 
 Medals, Cabinet of. Free 
 
 Medioinal Roots in their natural state Free 
 
 Medicines, Patent 25 
 
 Medicines for hospitals 15 
 
 Menageries— horses, cattle, earriages and harness of. Free 
 
 Metal. Type^ in blocks or pig Free 
 
 Metallic Oxides, dry, fround or ungronnd, and washed or 
 
 nowashed^-not calcmed Free 
 
 Military Clothing, imported by Officers of Army serving 
 
 in Canada Free 
 
 V\\\ and Factory Machinery 15 
 
 Millinery of aU kinds '. 15 
 
 Models, when they cannot be used as the articles of which 
 
 they are said to be the models Free 
 
 Molasses, if used for refining purposes or for the manufae- 
 
 tureof sugar 73 ots iP' 100 lbs ; Pkgs 15 
 
 Molasses— if not so used • adyal 25 
 
 Do other (see Syrup) 
 
 Mosses for Upholstery purposes Free 
 
 Musical Instruments for Bands (Army and Navy) Free 
 
 Musical Instruments, including Musical Boxes and Cloeks 15 
 
 Music,Sheet, printed 15 
 
 Mustard 15 
 
 Kails, Tacks and Brads 15 
 
 Nails, composition ^ Free 
 
 Nails, sheathing Pree 
 
 Newspapers, Foreign, sentotherwist? than through the Post 
 
 Office 5 
 
 Nitre or Saltpetre Free 
 
 Nitrate of Soda Free 
 
 Nuts, unless otherwise specified 15 
 
 •Nuts, iTory Free 
 
 Nuts used chiefly in dyeing. Free 
 
 Nutmegs 25 
 
 Natural History, Specimens of Free 
 
 Naptha............... 15et8«»'gaU; Pkgs 15 
 
 Naval and Military Stores Free 
 
 V.T.* Boitoii Piano-Forta Co. 488 Hotre Dame-gtHtoe pagt 10 
 
0. 
 
 Black Diamond If •9. Coal Co. P. 'W. 
 
 See pai^ BO. 
 
 HenShaW} Agont 
 
 TARIST, 
 
 83 
 
 O 
 
 Oatmeal and Flour, or Meal of any other Orain Free 
 
 Oats Free 
 
 Oakam Free 
 
 Oohresi grounder oaloined 15 
 
 Oohrea or Metallio Oxides, ground or ungroundt and 
 
 washed or unwashed'-diy, not oaloined Free 
 
 Officers' Mess : 
 
 [NoTK.— All articles for Officers' Messes and Canteens* 
 formerly free* now vaj the duties imposed upon sim- 
 ilar goods imported for ordinary uses.] 
 Oils— Cocoa Nut, Pine and Palm, in their natural state. . . Free 
 
 ^l'SfwfinS?l'.ff!!^.!f\'!°^^^^ ^ 
 
 Bensole, Beniine, Bensoine* Petroleum, distilled, puri- 
 fied or refinedr 15 cts ^P* gall ; Fkgs 16 
 
 Petroleum, Crude GctslP'gall; Pkgs 15 
 
 Oil— Petroleum— Products of coal, Shale and Lignite, not 
 
 otherwise specified 10 cts ^ gall ; Pkgs 15 
 
 Oil— Whale, in the Casks, from on shipboard, and In the 
 
 condition in which it was first landed Free 
 
 OilEssenUal 15 
 
 Oil Cake Free 
 
 Oils, in any way rectified, pumped, racked, bleached, or 
 
 prepared, not elsewhere specified 15 
 
 Oilcloths 15 
 
 OldTomGin SOcts^gall; Pkgs 15 
 
 Opium 15 
 
 Oranges 10 
 
 Ordnance Stores Free 
 
 *0range8 10 
 
 *Oranges imported in brine lor the purpose of being oandied Free 
 
 Ores of all kinds of Metals Free 
 
 Ornaments of Bronie, Alabaster, Terra Cotta or Compo- 
 sition 15 
 
 Osier (or Willow for basket makers' use) Free 
 
 Packages of every description in which goods paying ad 
 vol, duties are imjporied included in Talue of goods, ex- 
 cept only bottles, jars, demijohns, brandy casks, barrels 
 or packages in which spirituous liquors, wines and malt 
 liquors are contained, and carboys containing sulphuric 
 
 acid 15 
 
 Packages ofgoods pairing «pec«^e duties 15 ' 
 
 Paints and Colors, not elsewhere specified 15 
 
 Paintings in oil by artists of well known merit or copies of 
 
 the old masters by such artists Free 
 
 Paper 15 
 
 *Paper, Collar Cloth Free 
 
 *Paper " Union Collar Cloth," Free 
 
 Foondmry Fadngi, fto., OOPIAND ft XoLABSK,-8ea pago 88 
 
 I , 
 
TAILOBIBTO DEPARTlVBlfT AT CHBAPSIDB 
 
 487 * 480 Notre Dame SUt A. A. HEITRPHT. 
 
 M 
 
 DOMINIOK 
 
 #'0. 
 
 Paper Shayings Free 
 
 Paper Hamrings 15 
 
 Papier Maeh6 15 
 
 Parasols and Umbrellas 15 
 
 Patent Medicines, not mixed with spirits or stronc waters. 26 
 
 Peas Free 
 
 Pearl, Horn, Bone, and Itotj, mannfaetared 15 
 
 Pelts, Hides, and Horns Free 
 
 Pepper, ground 25 
 
 ** nnground 15 
 
 Perfumed Spirits tl.20^ffal; Pkgs 15 
 
 " ** when in flasks or bottles, thirty of suen 
 
 not containing more than a gallon 4 ots eaeh ; Pkgs 15 
 
 Perfumery not elsewhere speolfted 25 
 
 Pine and Palm Oils, in their natural state Free 
 
 Phosphorus » Free 
 
 Pickles and Sauces 15 
 
 Pimento, ground 25 
 
 " ungronnd 15 
 
 PipeOlay. Free 
 
 Pipes, Tobacco 15 
 
 Pitch and Tar Free 
 
 Plaster of Paris, ground and calcined 15 
 
 Playing Cards 25 
 
 Portable Hand Printing Presses 15 
 
 Presmryed Meats 15 
 
 Printed, Lithographed or Oopper-plate Bills, [Bill Heads, 
 
 and Advertising Pamphlets 15 
 
 Potash, Bichromate of. Free 
 
 Poultry , 10 
 
 '* from B. N. A. ProTinces Free 
 
 Porter, in bottles 7 cts ^ gal and 10 ac2 «a/ / Pkgs 15 
 
 Porter, m casks 5 cts ^ gal and 10 a<l vol; Pkgs 15 
 
 Pig Iron. Pig Lead, and Pig Copper. Free 
 
 Philosophical Instruments and Apparatus, including 
 Globes^ when imported by and for the use of Colleges 
 
 and Scientific and Literary Societies and SchoolB Free 
 
 Plants 10 
 
 Plants from B. N. A. Provinces Free 
 
 Plank and Sawed Lumber of Mahogany, Bosewoodt Wal- 
 nut, Chestnut Cherry, and Pitch Pine Free 
 
 Plank and Sawed Lumber of all kinds, ezce^ Walnut, 
 Mahogany.^Chestnut, Rosewood, Cherry, and Pitch Pine 15 
 
 Platers'^Leaf 15 
 
 Preci pi tate of Copper Free 
 
 Precious Stones, unset tne 
 
 Printinc Ink and Printing Presses, except Portable Hand 
 
 Printing Presses Free 
 
 Proprietary Medicines, mixed with Spirits or Strong 
 
 i> * V'HiiV $1.20r gal; Pkgs 15 
 
 Patent Medicines ,,. Js 
 
 Prunella, for uppers of Ladies' boots and shoes Frae 
 
 9>Tf * Boston PlMio-Fono Co. 489 Votro Dmao-gt-Mpa^olO 
 
Black Biamottd If .S. Coal €•• F« W. Heiisliairy Ayeat 
 
 8«« nmtM flO. 
 
 - 0. 
 
 Paddled Iron Ban, Blooms and Billets Free 
 
 Pnmpsand Pamp-gear, Ships Free 
 
 Prohibited articles, see end of Tariff. 
 
 Q 
 
 Qnarti, emshed Free 
 
 R 
 
 Ran, inolndinv Paper Shayings 
 
 Railroad Bars and Frogs 
 
 Ratan, for Oh airmakers 
 
 Red Lead, dry 
 
 *Rennet 
 
 Rosin 
 
 Rioe let ^Ib; pkgs. 
 
 Riders and Knees— Iron (Ships) 
 
 Ri^ng, Wire (ShiM) 
 
 *Rinds of Oranges, Citrons and Lemons, imported in brine 
 
 fbr the purpose of being candied 
 
 Roots, Medicinal, in their natural state 
 
 Roots, Otber 
 
 Rifles, Onns, and Fire Arms of all kinds 
 
 Rum 80cts. iP'gal; pkgs. 
 
 Rnm-Shmb $1.20 4P'gal; pkgs. 
 
 Rye 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 15 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 10 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 Free 
 
 Sails, ready made 15 
 
 Sail-cloth or Canvas, from Nob. 1 to 0, when used for Ships 
 
 and Vessels only Free 
 
 Sal Ammoniac, Sal Soda, Caustic Soda, Silioiate of Soda, 
 
 Soda Ash, and Nitrate of Soda Free 
 
 Salt, from U. Kingdom or B. Possessions, or for the use of 
 
 the Sea and Gulf Fisheries Free 
 
 Salt Free 
 
 Sand Paper and Sand Cloth ^ 15 
 
 Schiedam Schnapps |1.20iP gak; pkgs. 15 
 
 Sea Grass, Manilla Grass (and Mosses for Upholstery pur- 
 poses) Free 
 
 Seeds not classed aa Cereals 10 
 
 Seeds from B.N. A. Provinces Free 
 
 Settlers' Effeets of every description, in actual use, not 
 being merchandise brought by persons making oath that 
 they intend becoming permanent settlers within the 
 
 Dominion Free 
 
 Scrap Brass and Scrap Iron Free 
 
 Shawls :. 15 
 
 Sheet Music, printed 15 
 
 Ships' Blocks and Patent Bushes for Blocks Free 
 
 " Binnacle lAEDps, Bunting * Free 
 
 " Sail-cloth or Canvas, from Nos. 1 to 6, when used 
 
 for Ships or Yessels only Free 
 
 Mvnldtfi^ Todli, *^ OOPLAHD U XeLABIV,-8M pMt SI 
 
 f 
 
WMjAftnmLM^ BLANK 
 
 48T A 489 lf«tre 
 
 ■Tg 4k TAliNSf At CHBAPSIDB 
 DAmo St«« A. A. IHIJBPHT. 
 
 86 
 
 DOMINION 
 
 c» 
 
 4t 
 •< 
 II 
 II 
 •I 
 
 ro. 
 
 Ships' CompaMM Vr— 
 
 ** DeAd Eyei Fr«e 
 
 DeadLighti Fne 
 
 Dock Plugs Free 
 
 Pumps and Pump Gear Free 
 
 Shackles— Sheaves Free 
 
 Signal Lamps Free 
 
 Trayelling Trucks Free 
 
 Steering Apparatus. Ships Free 
 ron Knees and RiderSf Ships Free 
 
 Sire Rigging, Ships Free 
 rdage, when used for Ships or vessels only Free 
 
 Wedges, Ships Free 
 
 Iron Masts or part of Iron Masts, do Free 
 
 Shell, manufactured 15 
 
 Sheet Iron, not Galvaniaed 6 
 
 Shrubs, Trees and Plants 10 
 
 ** ** ** from B. N. A. Prorinees Free 
 
 Silks, Satins and Velvets 15 
 
 Silk, Woollen. Worsted, and Cotton Embroideries, and 
 
 Tambour Work 15 
 
 Silk Twist and Silk and Mohair Twist not elsewhere speoi- 
 
 15 
 
 fied. 
 
 Silk Twists for Hats, Boots and Shoes Free 
 
 Silk Twist, machine Free 
 
 Silver Coin, U. States 15 
 
 Silver Leaf 15 
 
 Silver and Gold Cloth 15 
 
 SUverplated Ware 15 
 
 Slate Free 
 
 Slotted Tapes, for the manufacture of Hoop Skirts Free 
 
 SmallWares 15 
 
 Snuif— ground dry 20 cts. HP* lb ; 12| per cent ad vol, 
 
 ** damp, moist or pickled 20 cents ^ lb. 
 
 SodaAsh Free 
 
 Soap,common ll.OOiP'lOOlbs; pkgs. 15 
 
 ** perfumed and fancy 25 
 
 Spades, ShovelS} Stoves, and all other Iron Castings 15 
 
 Spelter or Zinc, in sheets, blocks, or pigs Free 
 
 Specimens of J^atural History, Mineralogy, Botany or 
 
 Sculpture Free 
 
 Spices, ground, including gin^r, pimento and pepper 2i 
 
 ** unground, including ginger, pimento and pepper • . 15 
 
 Spikes andNails, composition Free 
 
 Spikes, Scythes and Snaiths 15 
 
 Spirits and strong waters, including Spirits of Wine and 
 
 Alcohol 80 cts. IP* gal ; pkgs. 15 
 
 Spirits of Turpentine 15 
 
 Spirits and strong waters, other being sweetened or mizei* 
 
 the strength of which cannot be ascertained by Sykes^ 
 
 ^Hydrometer $1.20rgal; pkgs. 16 
 
 Starch 2cts.<^lbj pkgs. 15 
 
 V.T.* Botton Piaiko-ForU Go. 48S VotM DMM^rt.—SM pag« 10 
 
Black IN 
 
 obA If ••• OoAl Oo. F. W« BI«nska^r, Ac«At 
 bee F^C^ SO. 
 
 TARIFF. 
 
 87 
 
 ^ 0. 
 
 StatnM of MarUo, Bronio, Alabftster, nfttoral fiM Free 
 
 SUttioneiy • • ••••• 1ft 
 
 Steel* wrought or eMt, in ban and rods Free 
 
 Steel Platei out to any form but not moulded. Free 
 
 Steel Chain Free 
 
 Steering Apparatui. Ships Free 
 
 Stereotype ^loeki, tor printing parpoies Free 
 
 Steamboat and Mill Shaft! and Cranks, forged in the rough Fne 
 
 Steam Fire Engines 1ft 
 
 Stone, unwrought, and Lithographen' Stone Free 
 
 Storesforthenseof Army and Navy Free 
 
 Straw 10 
 
 " firom B.N. A. Proyinoes Free 
 
 Straw, Tuscan, Grass and Fancy Plaits Free 
 
 Sulphur or Brimstone, in roll or flour Free 
 
 Sulphuric Acid iot^lb;pkgi. 15 
 
 Do. do. carboys containing 15 
 
 Sugar candy, brown or white. . . 1 ct ^ lb. and 25 p.c. oof vol, 
 
 ^'SSaWZS^.!^*^?:!'. \ it<^u..«d26p^.«d«,j. 
 
 Sugar InbIow No. 9 } ct ^ lb. and 25 p.o. ad vol. 
 
 Syrup of Sugar or of Sugar Canoi Syrup of Molasses or of 
 Sorghum, Melado, concentrated M^lado, or concentrated 
 Molasses and Cane Juice i ot IP* lb. and 25 p.c. ad vol 
 
 T 
 
 Tafia SOetsrgal; pkgs. 15 
 
 Tails, undressed Free 
 
 Tallow lot ^Ib; pkgs. 15 
 
 Tampico. white and black Free 
 
 Tapes, Slotted, for the manufacture of Hoop Skirts.. Free 
 
 Tar. 
 
 Free 
 
 Tea Free 
 
 Teasels Free 
 
 Thibet Hair, unmanufactured Free 
 
 Thread and other articles embroidered with gold or for 
 
 embroidery ■ 15 
 
 Thread Lace and Insertions , 15 
 
 Tiles, drain Free 
 
 Timber and Lumber, round, hewed, but not otherwise, 
 
 from B. N. A. ProYinces, manufactured in whole or in 
 
 part. 
 
 Free 
 
 Tm, granulated or bar Free 
 
 Tin and Zinc or Spelter, in block or pig Free 
 
 Tin Clasps, Slides and spangles, for manufacturing Hoop 
 
 Skirts Free 
 
 Tin Plates 5 
 
 Tinetures containing spirits $1.20 ^ gal ; pkgs. 15 
 
 Tinctures, other bSctsiPgal; pka. 15 
 
 Tobacco, manufactured, except cigan, 12| p.c. ; 20 ets ^ lb 
 
 SnuflT and Snuif Flour, dry 1^ p.c. ; 20 cts IP* lb 
 
 Snuif, damp, moist or pickled .12t p.o. ; 20 cts iP* lb 
 
 Drain Flpai, te., OOPLAHB * MeLABlV,-860 page 82 
 
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■ILK8, DRBSS ClOODt * RIBBIlf 0«, at OHBAFtlDB 
 
 487 Sc 489 Notre nmmm St., A. A. llIVBPIiy. 
 
 DOBONION 
 
 r 0. 
 Tobacco, nnmanikfaoturedt (bat mutt bo bondod on Im- 
 
 portatioD) Froo 
 
 Tobacco Pipoi 16 
 
 Towi undressed Freo 
 
 Toys. 
 
 16 
 
 Trees, Shrubf, Roots and Plants 10 
 
 Do., do. firom B. N. A. Pforinoei Free 
 
 Trareilers' Bafgage Free 
 
 Trarellers Carrtages Free 
 
 TraTelling Trucks, Shipe' Free 
 
 Treenails Free 
 
 Tubes and Piping, of Copper, Brass or Iron, when drawn. . Free 
 
 Turpentine, Spirits of 16 
 
 Turpentine, other than Spirits of Turpentine Free 
 
 Type Metal, in blocks or pigs Free 
 
 Type 6 
 
 TJ 
 
 Union Collar Cloth Paper, used in the manufacture of 
 Paper Collars, Cufifs, Ac .... Free 
 
 Varnish, bright and black, when used for ships and res- 
 
 selsonly Free 
 
 Varnish, other than bright or black. 16 
 
 Veneering of Wood or lYory Free 
 
 Vegetables, including Potatoes and other Roots 10 
 
 Do.. from B. N. A. Provinces Free 
 
 Vegetable Fibres Free 
 
 Vegetables used chiefly in dyeing Free 
 
 Vegetables, Fish and Meats, preserved 16 
 
 Velvets, Silks and Satins 16 
 
 Vinegar 10 cts ^ gal ; pkgs. 16 - 
 
 Vitriol, blue ....?:. Free 
 
 Walnuts, Dried Fruits 16 
 
 Wearing Apparel and Clothing, made by hand or sewing 
 
 machines 16 
 
 Weaving or tram silk and weaving or tram cotton for 
 making elastic webbing, and crinolme thread for cover- 
 ing crinoline wire • Free 
 
 Weogesy Ships' Free 
 
 Whale Oil, in the casks, from on Ship-board and in the 
 
 condition in which it was first landed Free 
 
 Wheat Frae 
 
 Whiting or Whitening Free 
 
 White Zinc, dry Free 
 
 White Lead, dry Free 
 
 Whiskey SOettrgal; pkgs. 16 
 
 H. T. k Boitoa Piano-Fofto Co. 488 Notre Bum gt-^8o»^98|f 10 
 
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 199 ST. JAICSS STX^BT, 
 
 Coi\NER OF ^T. J^ETER ^TREET, 
 
 The Subscribers have the exclusive right of Advertising io the 
 Cars and Stations of the principal lines of Rail Roads in Canadat 
 which is becoming M« popular mode of Advertising, and no better 
 medium can be adopted by Merchants, Manufacturers, Corporate 
 Companies, &c, to bring to the notice of the general public and 
 consumer the nature of their respective business. 
 
 They take pleasure in saying that they are in a position to con- 
 tract for Nbwbpapbr Advbktising throughout the Dominion, at as 
 LOW A RATB as Can be obtained from the office of the papers. 
 
 EDWIM KEMP, 
 
 T. £ FOSTER & 00., 
 
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 GUARDIAN 
 
 FIRE AND LIFE 
 
 11 Lombard St., London, Eng. 
 
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 Subscribed Capital, - £2,000,000 stg. 
 Total Inuested Funds upw. of 2,859,560 " 
 Funds Invested In Canada, - $100,000 
 
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ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
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 FOR 
 
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 Incorporated by Royal Charter of His MaSemty 
 Klnff C^eo^se tlte First, A. B. 1720. 
 
 Ohlef Ofioe, 7 Boyal Bzoha&ffe, London, Bnir- 
 
 OAFTTAL $4,482,760 
 
 EMDUP 2,241,376 
 
 FUTOB IN HAND 12,317,668 
 
 InTeBted ia DomMon QoTenuMnt Seouiities, $160,000, in 
 oonfondt/ witii Aot of Parliament. 
 
 ROMEO H. STEPHENS, 
 
 GENERAL AGENT FOR GANADA, 
 
 Uto. 56 St Francois Xauier Street, Montreal. 
 
 Assunnces may be effected on almost all kinds of Property. 
 Short Period Policies will be issued on Grain and Country Produce. 
 All Losse& satisfactorily established, will be paid without reference 
 to the Boaurd in London. 
 
 LZFS DBPJiBTMSXrT. 
 
 This Corporation has granted Assurances on Lives ^r a period 
 exceeding One Hundred and Forty Years^ having issued its first 
 Policy on the 7th June, 1721. 
 
 Two-thirds of the entire Profits, without any Deduction for 
 Expenset 0/ Mamajgenunl, are allotted to the Assured. This 
 arrangement will be found to be more advantageous to the Policy- 
 holders than an apparently larger proportion of the Profits, subject 
 to the expenses of management The Profits are declared at the 
 en^ of every five years^ and the share of the Policy-holders may 
 be appropriated either in increase of the Sum Assured, or as an 
 immediate Cash Payment 
 
92 
 
 ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 JNO. L HAEDIAN & CO. 
 
 MAnrxTFACTXTRJEna or 
 
 Patent Striitclied 
 
 LEATHEB 
 
 and Riveted 
 
 AND 
 
 Fire Eiigine Hosi6. 
 
 HANUFAGTOBT.AND OITXGE: 
 
 107 & 109 QUEEN STREET. 
 
 m&MWMMMk^ 
 
 i# 
 
 All Ooods are sold upon representation 
 
 of their being First Class in 
 
 every particular. 
 
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ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 98 
 
 PATRONIZED BY 
 
 Their K. H. Prince of Wales, Prince Alfrel and Prince Arthur, 
 
 AMD 
 Ji. J. ji. pRAND pUKE ^LEXIS. 
 
 M^ITS 
 
 FIRST 
 
 PRIZE 
 
 FURRIERS 
 
 291 Notre Dame Street, Montreal. 
 
 ADOMK A 
 
 WEOLISALI DCFOBTIBS OF 
 
 0]piiims^ B'o^Ibis^ A^4i 
 
 301 coMiassioxrszts st. 
 
 ' Comer of St. Sutpiee Street, 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
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 ADYERTISBMENT. 
 
 T-SIJS} 
 
 MONTREAL 
 
 ■ <•» « 
 
 DIBECTOBS: 
 5/^ HUGH ALLAH, President 
 HOH. HEHRY STARHES, Viee-Preaident 
 Messrs. G. J. BRYDGES, 
 
 EDWIH H. KIHG, 
 
 THOMAS CRAMP. 
 
 TUs Company receives goods on Storage, effects insnr- 
 anee on same, and vlwn required makes advances 
 tbereon. Property mi^ be consigned Ureet to the 
 Company or to its care. 
 
 DAVID A. P. WATT, 
 
 Manager. 
 
 MoNTRBAL, November xst, 187a. 
 
ADYBRTISBMENT. 
 
 96 
 
 282 ST. JAMES STREET. 
 
 This Popular Restaurant, formerly " The Queen's," has 
 been entirely refitted as a FIRST-CLASS OYSTER and 
 CHOP HOUSE. 
 
 DINNER will be serred erery day from 12 to 3 p.m. 
 FULL DINNER, 
 
 TERMS: 
 er month, 
 
 " " per month, - 
 
 DAT BOARDERS, (Sundays inoluded), 
 
 $6.00 
 
 30o. 
 6.00 
 6.00 
 
 I re8i)ectfally solicit a share of pablio patronage, which at all. 
 times will command my strict attention. 
 
 N.B.-~Ball8t Dinners and Suppers supplied at private resi- 
 dences, at public halls, or on the premises, on the shortest notice. 
 
 Oysters received daily per Express. Chops, Stealcs, &c., served 
 to order on a moments notice. 
 
 OPEN FROM 6 A.M. TILL 12 P.M. 
 
 If. S, VOSBVBQM, Braprietor, 
 
 C^^3.SG 
 
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 i. I 
 
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 111 ; 
 
 96 
 
 ADVBRTISBBfBNT. 
 
 THE 
 
 DEYMANN 
 BITTER 
 
 Is now recognized throughout the SOUnHOliT 
 as the best and most pleasant Bitter 1 
 
 In the Market. 
 
 It will be found invaluable in the cure of 
 
 Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Ac. 
 
 The Deymann Bitter has obtained several First Class Prises in 
 Europe and the Dominion. 4. 
 
 Soie Manufacturer and Proprietor. 
 
Bl Aok Btam^M 
 
 SO. 
 
 irtiAirf Agmt 
 
 TARIFr. 
 
 «7 
 
 Winef of all* kinds, wolading Gingor. Orange, Lemon. 
 Gooeeberry, RMpberry, Strawbeny, Elder and Currant 
 
 £l8'.iMj^"r' {I0otar,ri«.d26p.,,pk„. 16 
 
 Wire Cloth of brvs or Copper » Free 
 
 Wire, (brass or copper), roand or flat Free 
 
 Wire, (Iron) Free 
 
 Wire, flat or round, for crinolines, uncovered Free 
 
 Wire Riaving. Ships' Free 
 
 Woods of all kinds, wholly unmanufactured Free 
 
 Woods and Drugs used chiefly in dyeing Free 
 
 Woodijanmanufactured, not elsewhere specified 15 
 
 Wool - Free 
 
 Woollens 16 
 
 Woollen Netting for India Rubber Shoes Free 
 
 Writing Desks, fancy and ornamental Cases and Boxes 
 and other fancy goods 15 
 
 Y 
 
 Tellow Metal in bars, bolts, or for Sheathing Free 
 
 Z 
 
 Zinc or Spelter, In blocks or pigs.** Free 
 
 Zinc or Spelter, in sheets Free 
 
 ^inc-white dry Free 
 
 OCEAN EXPRESS CO. OF LONDON. 
 
 EeadOffieesin f 66 Zing William Street, City, B. C. 
 
 •j 4 A 5 Agar Street, Stra&d, W. C. 
 
 London: 
 
 40 Begent Circus, W. 0. 
 
 Zdverpool: 8 Oastle Street. Dublin: 32 Eden Quay. 
 Montreal : 58 St Francois Xauier Street 
 T. MAXWELL BBTSON, Agent. 
 
 And with Agencies in all parts of Gbbat Britain, Ireland, and 
 
 throughout EuRopB, Asia, Caps Colonies, Australia, 
 
 and Uie United States op America. 
 
 MrOvLatooL Boaae Snal&eas TsaiuMctad.*^ 
 
 Fire BriAk% lire Glaj, fte., COPLAHD ft MeUJUUTr-See page 9Sk 
 
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 For A irood assortmeBt of Brf Goods so |o Okoopsldo 
 487 & 489 Notro Dome St., A. A. MURPHY. 
 
 96 
 
 POMINION 
 
 The f Mowing article* thall he prohibited to be imported under 
 a penalty of two hundred dotlar*f together with the for" 
 fetture of the parcel or paekctge of good* in which the 
 eame may be founds viz :— 
 
 Books, Printed Papers, Drawings^ Paintings, Prints or Photo- 
 graphs, of a treasonable or seditious or of an immoral or inde- 
 cent character. 
 
 Coin, base or counterfeit. 
 
 EXPORT DUTIES. 
 
 Shingle Bolts per Cord of 128 Cubic feet. $100 
 
 StaveBolts " " " 100 
 
 OakLoM perM. 2.00 
 
 SpruceLogs *' 1-00 
 
 PineLogs " 100 
 
 The importation of Arms and Munitions of War. otherwise 
 than from Great Britain or the British Possessions, is not allowed, 
 unless by special permission from the Minister of Customs. 
 
 Section 8 o/31 Ftc, cap, 44 is repealed* and the following SeC' 
 tion is nU>9tituted for it aa Section 8 of eaid Act by S3 Vic^ 
 cap. 9. 
 
 Value for Z>u/2/*— The value for duty of goods, on which an ad 
 valorem duty of customs is imposed, imported into Canada by 
 sea, shall be the actual value of such goods at the last place at 
 which they are purchased ; and the value of such goods tor duty, 
 if imported from the United States by land or inland navigation, 
 shall be the actual value of such goods at the last place at which 
 they are purchased for im|X)rtation into Canada, and whence 
 they are directly conveyed without change of package to Canada : 
 and whatever be the country from which the goods are imported 
 or in which they are purchased, such value shall be ascertained 
 by adding to the value of such goods at the place of growth, pro- 
 duction or manufacture, the cost of transportation, whether by 
 land or water, and of stiipment and transhipment, with all 
 expenses included from place of growth, production or manu- 
 facture, to the place where the goods are purchased, and if 
 they are purchased in the United States, then to the place 
 whence they are directl;^ conveyed to Canada, as aforesaid ; 
 and such value shall include, also, the value of any box, 
 case, sack, package, or covering of any kind in which such 
 goods are contained ; and all export duties on such goods, and 
 all costs and charges incurred prior to their purchase. 
 
 1I.T. ft Boiton Piano-Forte COi 488 Hotro Dano-gtHBet paflre 10 
 
ilde 
 
 Black DiAiii«nd If cS* Coal Co. P. W. lleiisliaiiry Afent 
 
 See pmgm SO. 
 
 Paekagea delivered he/ore Examination, — All the packages 
 mentioned in any one Entry, although most of such packages 
 may have been delivered to the impnrtert shall be subject to the 
 control of the Customs authorities of the port at which they are 
 entered* until such of the packages as have been sent for ex- 
 amination to the Examining Warehouse* shall have been duly 
 examined and approved, provided such examination take place 
 within three days after the delivery of the package or packages 
 into the Examining Warehouse, and after twenty-four hours' 
 notice by the importer to the collector ; and a bond shall be 
 given by the importerconditioned that the packages so delivered 
 shall not be opened or unpacked before the package or packages 
 sent to the Examining Warehouse shall have been examined 
 and passed as aforesaid, provided they are examined within the 
 delay aforesaid ; and the packages so delivered, or the goods if 
 lawfully unpacked, shall, if required by the Collector of Cus- 
 toms, be returned to the Custom House, within such delay as 
 may be mentioned in the bond under a forfeiture of the penalty 
 of such bond ; provided that the Collector shall use due diligence 
 in causing such examination to be made, and may, if he sees no 
 objection, permit the remaining paokaAfes to be opened and un- 
 packed, as soon as those sent to the Warehouse have been ex- 
 amined and approved. 
 
 CoUeetore to File Invoices.— -The Collector of Customs, at all 
 the ports of Canada shall retain and put on file, after duly stamp- 
 ing the same, all invoices of goods imported at such ports respec- 
 tively, of which invoices they shall give certified copies or ex- 
 tracts, whenever called upon so to do by the importer, and such 
 copies or extracts so duly certified b^ the Collector or other pro- 
 per officer, and bearing the stamp of the Custom House at which 
 they are filed, shall be considered and received as authentic, 
 and the Collector shall be entitled to demand for each certificate 
 a fee of fifty cents, before delivering the same. 
 
 Materials used in Canadian Manu/actures.—Si Vic, cap. 10 — 
 Sec. 3— Governor in Council may from time to time transfer to 
 the free list^ any or all articles, (whether natural products or 
 products of manufactures), used as materials in Canadian Man- 
 ufactures. 
 
 Machinerp.—See, 4.— Governor in Council may authorize the 
 admission, free of duty, of any machinery to be used in any 
 Canadian Manufactory, on satisfactory evidence that like ma- 
 chinery is not then manufactured in Canada. Under the author- 
 ity of this Section, certain rules for the free admission of 
 machinery have been adopted by orderinConncilof 7th June, 
 1871. 
 
 North-west Territorv»—8ee. 6.— Customs duties in North-west 
 Territory to be same as in Manitoba.-^2 and 33 Vic, cap. 2 
 
 II 
 
 Steel Wire Bniehei, fte. COP LANB ft XoLASEN,— See page 8S 
 
•■ ! 
 
 TAIfiORIIfCI DBPABTMBNT AT OHSAVSIDB 
 
 487 & 489 Notre Dame SI., A. A. IHIJRPHT. 
 
 100 
 
 INLAND RBVBNUB. 
 
 INLAND REVENUE. 
 
 Office, 65 St. JamM St, Montreal. 
 
 OoLLKOTOB, Phillip Dornford : Depaty Golleotor, Louis J. 
 Faateuz ; Booli-keepor, John Dodd. 
 
 ExoiSBMBN.-' William Hastie, Louis Blanchard, Charles H. 
 Leroux, Louis J. Vincent, Riurmond Richard, Francois Dnquet, 
 Edmond de Foy, Jacaues Villeneuye, John Pickett, Charles 
 Barker, and Dugald McDonald. 
 
 DiBTBiCT Imspeotob, Raphael Bellemare. 
 
 EXCISE DUTIES. 
 
 (SUt Vie,, •ap, 8, 31«e Fie., cap, 51, and S3 Vic, cap, 9.) 
 
 On every wine gallon of Spirits of the strength of proof by 
 
 Syke's hydrometer $0.68 
 
 On every pound of Malt 0. 01 
 
 On every gallon of any fermented beverage made in 
 imitation of Beer or Malt LiQuor, and brewed in 
 whole or in part from any other substance than 
 
 Malt O.OSi 
 
 On Cavendish Tobacco, on any lb. or less quantity. . 0.15 
 On Canada T wist (7a6ao6^ane en (or9««!eMe) do. .. 0.07 
 
 OnSnuflf, per lb. or less quantity 0.15 
 
 On all other descriptions of manufactured Tobacco 
 
 per lb. or less quantity 0. 15 
 
 Cigars, (subject to an abatement or allowance for 
 moisture in calculating the weight for duty, * 
 
 be fixed by Order in Council 30 cents ^ lb. 
 
 Petroleum and Coal Oil 5cents^gal 
 
 All goods manufactured in bond shall, if taken out of bond 
 for consumption in Canada, be subdeot to duties of excise equal 
 to the duties of customs to which they would be subject if im- 
 
 S)rted from Great Britain and entered for consumption in 
 anada ; and whenever any article, not the produce of Canada, 
 upon which a duty of Excise would be levied if produced in 
 Canada, is taken into a Bonded Manufactory, the difference 
 between the duty of Excise to which it would be so liable, and 
 the Customs duty which would be levied on such article, if 
 imported and entered for consumption, shall be paid as a dn^ 
 of Excise, when it is taken into the Bonded Manufactory. 
 
 V.Y. ft Bwton Piano-Foirte Go. 488 Votre Dane-gt.— 8m 9»go 10 
 
Mk ]llAai«nA If ••• Coal €•• F« W« Hi 
 
 ••• p|ic« to. 
 
 ensliairy AgMit 
 
 RegtUationt /or the In§peetioH and Branding of Petroleum^ 
 tanetioned by Order in Council of aO(A May^ 1866. 
 
 Ist Baflned Petrolenm shall be tested by Taglibnes Pyrometer 
 
 or by sneh other similar instruments as 
 
 Inland Revenue Aet, may be approved by the Minister of In- 
 
 1866, See. 17. land Revenue, and all snoh Instruments 
 
 shall be distributed under the supervision 
 of the Department of Inland Revenue, and shall be used in ao- 
 oordanoe with instructions sanctioned by the said Department 
 
 2nd. Refined Petroleum which was on the 22nd of May* 1868, 
 
 in possession of parties who were not Re- 
 Sec. 12. finers, may be allowed to pass inspection, 
 provided it bears a fire test of one hun- 
 dred degrees of Fahrenheit Thermometer, without siving off 
 vapor that will explode or ignite on the application of fire. 
 
 3rd. All Barrels, Casks or packages containing Petroleum 
 which have been inspected shall be branded with x— 
 
 The date of the Inspection. 
 
 Sec. 17. The name of the Inspecting Officer. 
 
 The degree of heat at which the vapor produced by it ignited. 
 
 The name of the refiner, or, if imported, the name of the im- 
 porter. 
 
 4th. Refined Petroleum may be warehoused and removed in 
 bond under the regulations made by an Order in Council on 
 the 27th day of April, 1868. 
 
 All Petroleum and Coal Oil manufactured in or 
 imported into Canada, offered for sale with- 
 out having been inspected, shall be liable to 
 forfeiture, and for every barrel, cask or 
 package (containing not less than 20 gals.) 
 inspected there shall be imposed an inspec- 
 tion fee of 10 cents. 
 
 Do. do* less than 20 gals icentlP'gal. 
 
 DUTIES PATABLB ON LICENSES. 
 
 81«t Ftc, cap. 8, and 31«( F»c., cap, 61. 
 
 License for Distilling and Rectifying, or for either, by 
 
 any process $250.00 
 
 License for Brewing 50-00 
 
 License for Malting :— 
 
 1st Class-making over 100.000 lbs. weight of Malt 200. 00 
 
 2nd Class— making over 25.000 lbs. weight of Malt ISO. 00 
 
 3rd Class— making under 25,000 lbs. weight of Malt 100. 00 
 
 License for manufacturing Tobacco * < . 50 • 00 
 
 License for manufacturing in Bond 50.00 
 
 License to Refine Petrolenm ••• 5000 
 
 EzoaTftton Whe«l-Barrows, fte., Copland ft lIoLariii,— 8m p^ 9S 
 
1 
 
 1 
 
 Ho«l«rir, €II«T««9 Ribbons und Iiaeel^ at €li#ap«14l« 
 487 Sc 489 Notre HaHie 0t., A. A. IHIJRPHY. 
 
 102 
 
 TARIFF OF PILOTAGE. 
 
 TRINITY HOUSE. 
 
 Louis Marohand, Master ; William Bristow, deputy master ; 
 J. L. Beaudry, H. Starnes, Victor Hudon, Pierre Cot^, Benjamin 
 I^man, waraens ; B. D. Darid, registrar ; Daniel Rooney, olerk. 
 Martin Brennan, water bailiff. Omoe : Harbor Commissioners' 
 Bniidinf. 
 
 TARIFF OF PILOTAGE. 
 
 B^wten the Harbort of Quebec and Monirealt 2(Hh Vietoriat 
 
 ehap* 128) eection 1. 
 
 From the Harbor of Quebec to Portneuf, and the opposite 
 side of the River St Lawrence, or below Portneuf and aboye 
 the Harbour of Quebec :-— 
 
 For the Pilotage of any vessel in tow or propelled by steam 
 (except as hereinafter mentionedi) for each foot of 
 
 draught of water. Upwards $0>50 
 
 Downw ards 0. 50 
 
 For the pilotage of any sea-going vessel, propelled by 
 
 steam, for each foot of draught of water. Upwards • . . . 0. 02| 
 
 Downwards. 0-02} 
 
 For the Pilotage of any vessel under sail, for each foot of 
 
 draught of water. Upwards 1.05 
 
 Downwards 0.70 
 
 From the Harbour of Quebec to Three Rivers and the opposite 
 side of the River St Lawrence, or any place above Portneuf 
 and below Three Rivers :— 
 
 For the pilotage of any vessel in tow or propelled by 
 steam, (except as hereinafter mentioned,) for each 
 
 foot of draught of water. Upwards 1 50 
 
 Downwards 1-50 
 
 For the pilotage of any sea-going vessel propelled by 
 steam, for each foot of draught of water. Upwards — 1 . 75 
 
 Downwards. 1.75 
 
 For the pilotage of any vessel under sail for each foot of 
 
 draught of water. Upwards 2.60 
 
 Downwards 1*90 
 
 From the Harbor of Quebec to William Henry, and the op- 
 
 Ewite side of the River St. Lawrence, or any place al)ove Three 
 ivers and below William Henry :~ 
 
 For the pilotage of any vessel in tow or propelled by 
 steam, (except as hereinafter mentioned,) for each 
 
 foot of draught of water, Upwards 1.50 
 
 Duwnwards 1.50 
 
 V.T, ft Boiten Fiuio-Forte Co. 482 Hotre Daiiie-ft.-8M pftgo 10 
 
i«iiA N»8« Cl««l 0«* F* W* HenskAir, Af^Mi 
 flee pav« SO. 
 
 TARIFF OF PILOTAQB, do. 
 
 108 
 
 For the pilotage of any R«a-going vessel propelled by 
 steam, for each foot of draught of water* U pwards • • 1 . B7^ 
 
 Downwards. 1.87} 
 
 For the pilotage of any veni(;I under saili for each foot of 
 
 draughtof water, Upwards 3.15 
 
 Downwards 2.10 
 
 From the Harbor of Quebec to the Harbor of Montreal, or 
 to any place aboye William Henry, and below the Harbor of 
 Montreal :— 
 
 For the pilotage of any vesrel in tow or propelled by 
 steam, (except as hereinafter mentionedi) for each 
 
 foot of draught of water, Upwards 2.00 
 
 * Downwards 2.00 
 
 For the pilotage of any sea-going vessel propelled by 
 steam, for each foot of draught of water, Upwards. ... 2.60 
 
 Downwards. 2.50 
 
 For the pilotage of any vessel under sail, for each foot of 
 
 draught of water, Upwards 4.20 
 
 Downwards 2.80 
 
 For the pilotage of any vessels in tow firom the Harbor 
 of Montreal to William Henry, or to any place below 
 Hochelaaa and above William Henry, for each foot 
 of draught of water, up or down 1.00 
 
 For moving a vessel from one wharf to another in the 
 Harbour of Montreal, for each such service 5-00 
 
 The Pilots shall be paid for all fractional parts of a foot of 
 draught of water, pro-rata to the above Tari£f. 
 
 The Pilots shall be paid for the pilotage of any vessel coming 
 up or going down, part of the distance in tow and part under 
 sail, proportional rates of the foregoing Tariflf, according to the 
 distance made in tow or under sail. 
 
 ComassiONKBS and Ofpiorrs for thr Harbour of Mon- 
 treal.— (7ommMnoii«r«.— A. M. Delisle. Esq.. Chairman; Oeo. 
 Stephen, Esq., Wm. Workman, Esq., Hon. John Young. M.P., 
 President Board of Trade; C. J. Oonrsol, Esq., Mayor; H. H. 
 Whitney, Secretary: A, Gr. Nish, Harbor Engineer; A. M. 
 Rudolf, Harbour Master ; John Ferns, Wharfinger ; John 
 Smaiil, Assistant Wharfinger. 
 
 BECORDER'S COURT. 
 
 J. P. Srxton. Recorder. 
 
 H.I.<Ibbotson, Clerk; J B. Duverger, Assistant Clerk; H. A. 
 Germain, Extra Clerk ; A. D. Joubert, Joseph Dumont, L. C. 
 Therrien, Rud L. G. Nolin, Bailiflfs; G. Neilson, Bailiff, Crier 
 and Constable. 
 
 Pig Jx^ and MeUlii COPLAND 4 MoLABEN,-See page 22 
 
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 •'i 
 
 FOB movRiiriifo c»oods go to chbapsidis 
 
 437 & 439 Notre Dune St., A. A. MIJRPHT* 
 
 101 
 
 COURTS OF JUSTICB. 
 
 COURTS Oy JUSTICE. 
 
 COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. 
 
 JUDOKS. 
 
 Hon. Jean F. J. Dayal, Chief Jastioe. 
 Hon. Rend £. Caron, ") 
 
 Hon. L. T. Drammond, ( p,,:a«A XnAirfla 
 Hon. William Badgley, f I'uisne Judges. 
 
 Hon. Samuel G. M(»ik, J 
 
 Ofpioebs of the Court. 
 Tancr^de Boutbillier, Sheriff. -^ 
 
 fclJ?i-&r«!*'' (•">•■" Cl"" •' ""> Crown. 
 Alfred de Beaumont, Deputy Clerk of the Crown and Superin- 
 tendent of Crown Witnesses. 
 Adolphe Bissonnette, High Constahle. 
 Louis Payette, Gaoler. 
 
 Appeal Side. 
 
 *MoNTREAL.~llih to 2l8t (inclusire) March, June, September, 
 
 and December. 
 ^Quebec.— 1st to 8th March, June, September and December. 
 
 OMcera of Court.— It, W. Marchand. clerk of Appeals, Mont- 
 real. C. Drdet, deputy clerk of Appeals, Quebec. 
 
 Cbown SmB. 
 Where Md. When held. 
 
 Quebec 2f7th April and 27th October 
 
 Montreal 24th March and 24th September. 
 
 Three Rivers 4th April and 5th October. 
 
 Sherbrooke ^ . . .6th March and 1st October. 
 
 Kamouraska. . . . ^^ 5th Amril and 2l8t Norember. 
 
 Aylmer 21st January and 1st July. 
 
 Perc6 13th March and 13th August. 
 
 New Carlisle 13th February and 13th July. 
 
 Arthabaskaville 19th February and 4tb November. 
 
 Beauce 13th Mareh and 13th October. 
 
 Montmagny 25th March and 25th November. 
 
 *By the 22nd sec. of chap. 77 of the consolidated Statutes for 
 Lower Canada, cases in Appeal or Error from the Districts of 
 Ottawa, Montreal, Terrebonne, Joliette, Richelieu, St. Francis, 
 Bedford, St. Hyacinthe, Iberville, and Beauhornois, shall be 
 heard and determined at the City of Montreal on/i/, and the 
 Writs in such cases shall be returnable there ; and cases in Ap- 
 peal or Error from the districte of Three Rivers. Quebec, Sague- 
 nay, Qa8p6, Chicoutimi, Rimouski, Kamouraska, Montmagny, 
 Beauce, and Arthabaska, shall be heard and determined at the 
 City ot Quebec only, and the Writs in such oases shall be re- 
 turnable there. 
 
 N.T.* Boitaa Fiano-ForU COi 488 H«bre DuM-it.— 8m pag« IQ 
 
Blaclc mamond If .8 .CoaI 0«. F. HT. Hensha'vr, Agent 
 
 See page 20« 
 
 COURTS OP JUSTICE. 
 
 105 
 
 Cbown SiDis^Continued, 
 
 Where Held, When Held. 
 
 JoHette 5th July and 15th NoTember. 
 
 Riohelieu Ist May and 8th November. 
 
 Chiooutimi 13tb February and 13th July. 
 
 Bedford 16th February and 16th October. 
 
 Rimouski 13th March and 13th October. 
 
 Malbaie 13th June and 13th December. 
 
 Beauhamois 22nd March and 29th November. 
 
 St. Hyaointhe Ist Ma/ and Ist December. 
 
 8t Johns .22nd May and 12th December. 
 
 St. Soholaetique 7th January and 2nd July. 
 
 SUPERIOR COURT. 
 
 Hon. Wm. Gollis Mbbedith, Chief-Justice* 
 
 PuiSNi Judges : 
 
 Hon. Chg. Mondelety 
 " Andrew Stuart, 
 Peter Winter, 
 Aim6 Lafontaine, 
 Antoine Polette. 
 Joseph A. Berthelot, 
 Thomas J. J. Loranger, 
 Louis Victor Sicotte, 
 Francis G. Johnson, 
 
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 Hon. Jean T. Taschereau, 
 '* Joseph N. Boss6, 
 Robert Mackay, 
 Fred. W. Torrance» 
 Jos. U. Beaudry, 
 Henri E. Taschereau. 
 Ls. E. N. Casault, 
 Christ. Dunkin. 
 John S. Sanborn, 
 
 ^MoNTRKAL.— tHodielaga« Jacques Cartier, Laral, Yaudrenil, 
 Soulanges, Laprairie, Chambly, andVercheres, andcityof Monl- 
 real, held at Montreal from 17th to 27th of every month, ex- 
 cept January, July and August Hubert, Papineau <& Honey, 
 prothonotar^ ; (George Pyke and Charles A. Terrouz, deputy 
 prothonotanes ; Tancr6de Bouthillier, sherifiT; M. H. Sanborn, 
 deputy sheriff; Joseph Jones, coroner. 
 
 QuEBBO.— Portneuf, Quebec, Montmorency, Levis, Lotbini^re 
 and city of Quebec,— held at Quebec from the Ist to 5th of every 
 month, except January, July and August. Fiset A Burroughs, 
 prothonotary ; Hon. Charles Alleyn, sheriff. 
 
 Thbrr RiviiBB.~Maskinonir6, St. Maurice, (including city of 
 Three Rivers), Champlain and Nieolet, held at Three Rivers, 
 from 28th March to 3rd April, 28th June to 4ch July, 28th Sept. 
 to 4th October, 28th December to 4th January. Edward Bar- 
 nard, prothonotary ; S. Dumoulin, sheriff. 
 
 St. Fbancis.— Richmond (including Town of ■ Sherbrooke), 
 Wolfe. Compton and Stanstead, held at Sherbrooke, L*om 20th 
 to 26th February, May, October and December. Short & Morris, 
 prothonotary ; Qeo. F. Bowen, sheriff. 
 
 Kamouraska.— Kamouraska and Temfeoouata, held at Ea- 
 mouraska, Arom 18th to 19th February, May and November. 
 D6ry & Pelletier, prothonotary; Yineesias Taohd, sheriff. 
 
 •District. 
 
 tCounties, Sec, comprised. 
 
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 Portland and Soman Cement, Ao.> Copland ft MeLarenr-Bee p. 22 
 
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 For a good aasortmeiit of Br|r Goods ffo to GlioapBldo 
 437 A: 439 Notre Dame St*, A. A. 19IVRPHY. 
 
 106 
 
 COURTS OF JUSTICE. 
 
 Ottawa.— Ottawa and Pontiao. held at Aylmer, from 13th to 
 19th February, June and November. Alfred DriscoUy protho- 
 notary ; Louis M. Ooutl^e, sheriff. 
 
 GASpfi.— Gasp6 and Bonaventure, held at Pere6 fr«>m 13th to 
 19th Mareh, Auini9t and 18th to 24th December. L. O. Harper, 
 prothonotary ; P. Vibert, sheriff. At New Carlisle from 13th to 
 19th February. July and November. F. D. Gauvreau, protho- 
 notary ; Martin Sbeppard) sheriff. 
 
 Trsrrbonne.— Argenteuil, Two Mountains and Terrebonne, 
 held at St. Soholastiqne. from 13th to 19th February, May and 
 Oct. Jules R. Berthelot, prothonotary ; Alphonse Raby, sheriff. 
 
 JoLiRTTR.— L'Assomption, Montcalm and Joliette, held at 
 Joliette from 16th to 22nd February, 2gth June to 4th July, 16th 
 to 22nd Oct Morin <& Besilets, prothonotary ; B. H. Leprohon, 
 sheriff. 
 
 Rich RLTRu.— Richelieu, Yamaska and Berthier, held at Sorel, 
 from 13th to 19th January and May, 3rd to 9th October. Antoine 
 N. Gouin, prothonotary; Michel Mathiou, sheriff. 
 
 8 AOUENAT.— Charlevoix and Snguenay, held at Malbaie, from 
 13th to 19th March, June and December. Charles da Berger, 
 prothonotary; P. H. Cimon, sheriff. 
 
 Chicoutimi.— Held at Chicoutimi, from 13th to 19th February, 
 July and October. F. H. O'Brien, prothonotary ; Ovide Boss^, 
 sheriff. 
 
 RiMonSKi.— Rimouski. held at St. Germain, from 13th to 19th 
 Mnroh, June and October. Frs. M. Derome, prothonotary; 
 Achille Foumier, sheriff. 
 
 Montmaony.— L'Islet. Montmagny and Belleoha^se, held at 
 Montmagny. from 1 3th to 19th February, May and November, 
 Albert Bender, prothonotary; J. D. Lepine, sheriff. 
 
 Beaugr,— Beauce and Dorchester, held at St. Joseph de la 
 Beauce, from 13th to 19th March, June and October. ZSphirin 
 Vezina, prothonotary ; T. J. Taschereau, sheriff. 
 
 Arthabaska.— Megantio, Arthabaska and Drummond, held 
 at Arthabaska, from 12th to : 8th February, 18th to 24th May, 
 28th October to 30th November. Barwis and Theroux, prothon- 
 otary ; Auguste Quesnel, sheriff. 
 
 Brdford.— Shefford, Missisquoi and Brome, held at Nelson- 
 ville, from lOtb to I5th February, 23rd to 28th April, 10th to 15th 
 October. F. T. Hall, prothonotary ; Peter Cowan, sheriff. 
 
 St. Htacinthe.— St Hyacinthe. Bagot and Rouville, held at 
 St. Hyacinthe, from 22nd to 28th February, June and November. 
 De Lorimer and de la Bru6re, prothonotary; Louis Tache, 
 sheriff. ^ 
 
 Ibrrvillr.— St. Johns, Napierville and Iberville, held at 
 Johns, from 16th to 21st March. June and November. F. H. 
 March and and Henri Marchand, joint prothonotary ; Joseph 
 Dufresne, sheriff. 
 
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 Brauharnois.— Huntingdon, Beauharnois and Ghateauguay, 
 held at Beauharnois, from 16th to 21 st March, 80th May to 4th 
 June, and 23rd to 28th NovembeiBi P. J. U. Beaudry, prothono- 
 tary ; Louis Hainault, sheriff. 
 
 CIRCUIT COURT. 
 
 MoNTRRAL District. 
 
 Montreal District Circuit, held at Montreal, 10th to 15th of 
 ever^ month, except January, July and August. Messrs. Hubert, 
 Panmeau & Honey, Clerk. 
 
 Vandreuil County Circuit, held at Yaudreuil, 1st to 5th March, 
 July and November. F. de S. Bastien, clerk. 
 
 Soulanges Circuit, held at Coteau Landing, 6th to 10th March, 
 6th to 9th July, and 6th to lUth November. H. T. Sentenne, 
 clerk. 
 
 Verch^res County Circuit, held at Verch&res, Ist to 5th Feb- 
 ruary, May and October. E. E. Chagnon, clerk. 
 
 QuEBRC District. 
 
 Quebec District Circuit, held at Quebec, 16th to 2l6t January 
 and June, and 20th to 2.')th of every month, except July and 
 August Fiset & Burroughs, clerk. 
 
 Lotbinidre Circuit, held at St Croix, the 7th to 12th February, 
 May and October. Louis L^may, clerk. 
 
 Threr Rivrrs District. 
 
 Three Rivers District Circuit, held at Three Rivers, 22nd to 
 27th March, June, September & December. E. Barnard, clerk. 
 
 Maskinong^ Coun^ Circuit held at Riviere du Loup, 27th to 
 29th January And May ; and from the 15th to 17th October. 
 L. J. Bourret, clerk. 
 
 St. Francis District. 
 
 St. Francis District Circuit held at Sherbrooke, 10th to 16th 
 February, May, October and December. Short & Morris, clerk. 
 
 Stanstead Circuit, held at Stanstead Plains, Ist to 4th Febru- 
 ary, June, September and December. C. A. Richardson, clerk. 
 
 Stanstead County Circuit held at Coaticook, 5th to 7th Feb- 
 ruary. June and September. Otis Shurtleff, clerk. 
 
 Compton County Circuit held at Cookshire. 8th to 11th Janu- 
 ary, June and November. A. W. Pope, clerk. 
 
 Richmond County Circuit held at Richmond, 1st to 5th March, 
 July and November. Arthur Wilcocks, clerk. 
 
 Richmond County Cirouit*theld at Danville, 16th tolSth Jan- 
 uary^ April and September. T. Leet clerk. 
 
 * The Circuit Court at the chief-lieU of a District has concur- 
 rent jurisdiction with the Circuit Court in and for the various 
 Counties in the same District. 
 
 tTbe Circuit Court held in two or more places in a County has 
 each concurrent jurisdiction over the whole County. 
 
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 487 & 489 Notre Dame 81.9 A. A. MIJRPHT. 
 
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 COURTS OP JUSTICE. 
 
 Eamoxtsaska Distbiot. 
 
 Eamouraska Bistriot Circuit, held at St. Lonist 7th to 13th 
 Febraary, May and November. D6ry & Pelletier, clerk. 
 
 Temisoouata County Circuit, held at St. Jean BaptistC) 21st 
 to 25th March, June and October. N. L. Gauvreau, clerk; 
 
 Ottawa District. 
 
 Ottawa District Circuit held at Aylmer, 7th to 12th February, 
 June and November. Alfred Driscoll, clerk. 
 
 Ottawa County Circuit, *he!d at Papineanville. 7th to 10th 
 January, May and September. F. S. Mackay, clerk. 
 
 Ottawa County Circuit, held at Buckingham, 17Ui to 20th 
 January, May and September. Edmund Wm. Murray, clerk. 
 
 Pontiac Circuit, held at Portage dn Fort, 2nd to 7th March, 
 20th to 25th June, and 3rd to 8th November. Charles Jacob 
 Bemer, clerk. 
 
 Pontiac County Circuit, held at Chapeau Village, 8th to 11th 
 March, 26dL to ^h June and October. Wm. L, Gray, clerk. 
 
 GASPfi Distbiot. 
 
 Gasp^ District Circuit, held at Perc^, 7th to 12th March, 
 August, and 12th to 17th December. L. G. Harper, clerk. 
 
 Gasp6 District Circuit, held at New Cariisle, 7th to 12th Feb- 
 ruary, Jul;^ and November. F. D. Gauvreay« clerk. 
 
 Basin Circuit, held at Basin, from 25th to 2Bth February, and 
 12th to 15th October. John Eden, clerk. 
 
 Magdalen Islands Circuit, held at Amherst, 22nd to Slst May, 
 and 22nd to 30th August. , clerk. 
 
 Bonaventure Circuit, held at Carleton, 10th to 13th January, 
 June and September. Edward Mann, clerk. 
 
 Fox River Circuit, held at Fox River, 25th to 31st July. John 
 de St. Croix, clerk. 
 
 Terbebonnb Distbiot. 
 
 Terrebonne District Circuit, held at St. Scholastiqne, 7th to 12th 
 February, May and October. J. R. Berthelot, clerk. 
 
 Terrebonne County Circuit, held at St Jerome, 2nd to 6th 
 February, May and October. J. B. L. Villeneuve, clerk. 
 
 Argenteuil County Circuit, held atLachute^ 12th to 16th Jann** 
 ary, 25th to 29th May, 12th to 16th September. T. Barron, clerk. 
 
 Jolibtte Distbiot. 
 
 Joliette District Circut, held at Joliette, 10th to 15th February, 
 22nd to 27th June, and 10th to 16th October. Morin & Deslslets, 
 clerks. 
 
 L'Assomption County Circuit, held at L'Assomption, 26th to 
 30th January, May and October. J. Z. Martel, clerk. 
 
 Montcalm County Circuit held at St. Julienne, 1st to 5th Feb- 
 ruary, 6th to 11th June, and Ist to 5th November. Joseph 
 Beauchamp, clerk. 
 
 RiOHBLiEu Distbiot. 
 
 Richelieu District Circuit held at Sorel, 7th to 12th Jatraary 
 and May, and 27th Sept. to 2nd Oct A. N. Gouin, clerk. 
 
 H.T, k Boiton PUno-Forte Co. 488 Votre Dame-tt.— SeepagelO 
 
Black ]MAiii«Bd N.S. €oal €•• F« 1¥. Henskaw* Airenf 
 
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 COURTS OF JUSTICE. 
 
 109 
 
 Berthier County Circuit, held at Berthier, 20th to 24th Janu- 
 ai7 and May. and 2l8t to 25th September. Chas. Emond, clerk. 
 
 Yamaska County Circuit* held at St. Francis, 24th to 28th 
 February. Ist to 5th June, and 4th to 8th November. L. M. 
 Cot6, clerk. 
 
 Saouenat District. 
 
 Saffuenay District Court, held at Malbaie, 7th to 12th March, 
 June and December. C. DuBerger, clerk. 
 
 Charlevoix County Circuit, held at *Baie St Paul, 20th to 23rd 
 January, May and September. J. Perron, clerk. 
 
 Chiooutimi District. 
 
 Chicoutimi District Circuit, held at Chicoutimi. 7th to 12th 
 February, July and October. F. R. Gosselin, Clerk. 
 
 RiMouSKi District. 
 
 Rimouski District Circuit, held at St Germain, 7th to 12th 
 March, June and October. F. M. D^rome, clerk. 
 
 Rimouski County Circuit *held at Matane, 2nd to 5th March» 
 June and October. D. F. St. Aubin, clerk. 
 
 MONTMAONY DISTRICT. 
 
 Montmagny District Circuit held at Montmagny, 7th to 12th 
 February, May and November. A. Bender, clerk. 
 
 L'Islet County Circuit, held at Jean Port Joli, 20th to 24th 
 Februaiy, May and November. L. Z. Duval, clerk. 
 
 Bellechasse County Circuit held at St. Michel, 20th to 24th 
 March, 23th June to 2nd July, 28th October to Ist November. 
 M. Meroier, clerk. 
 
 Beauoi District. 
 
 Beauce Circuit District held at St. Joseph de la Beance, 7th 
 to 12th March, June and October. Z. V^zina, clerk. 
 
 Dorchester County Circuit, held at Ste. H^n^dine, 2nd to 6th 
 March, June and October. J. Reny, clerk. 
 
 Arthabaska District. 
 
 Arthabaska District Circuit, held at Arthabuikaville, 6th to 
 11th February, 12th to 17th May, and 22nd to 27th October. 
 Barvois & Th^roux, clerk. 
 
 Drummond County Circuit held at Drummondville, 20th to 
 24th January, June and September. J. T. Caya, clerk. 
 
 Megantic County Circuit held at Inverness, 13th to 17th March, 
 June and December. J. B. Rousseau, clerk. 
 
 Bedford District. 
 
 Bedford District Court, held at Nelsonville, 5th to 9th Febru- 
 ary, 18th to 22nd April, and 5th to 9th October. F. T. Hall, 
 clerk. 
 
 County of Wolfe.— Eugene S. Darche, clerk. 
 
 * The Circuit Court at the ehief-'lieu of a District has concur- 
 rent jurisdiction with ti&e Circuit Court in and for the various 
 Counties in the same District. 
 
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 COURTS OF JUSTICE. 
 
 Brome County Cironit* held at Enowlton, 26th to 30th Janu- 
 ary, 10th to 14th April, and 26th to 30th eieptember. J. Lefebvre, 
 clerk. 
 
 IShefford County Circuit, held at Waterloo, 2l8t to 25th Janu- 
 ary, 5th to 9th April, and 2l8t to 25th September. Y. Nutting, 
 clerk. 
 
 Missisquoi County Circuit, *held at Bedford, Ist to 3rd Febru- 
 ary, 15th to 17th April, Ist to 3rd October. T. Capsey. clerk. 
 
 St. Htaointhb District. 
 
 St. Hyacinthe District Circuit, held at St. Hyacinthe, 22nd 
 tc 27th January, March and October. De Lorimier <& De La- 
 brudre, clerks. 
 
 Ruuville County Circuit, held at Marieville, 15th to 19th Feb- 
 ruary, May and October. F. H. Gatien, clerk. 
 
 Ibbbyille District. 
 
 Iberville District Circuit, held at St. Johns, 14th to 15th March, 
 June und November. C. S. Marchand <& H. Marchand, joint 
 clerk. 
 
 Iberville County Circuit, held at Iberville, 6th to 10th March, 
 June and November. P. Beaudoin, clerk. 
 
 Napierville County Circuit, held at Napierville, Ist to 5th 
 March, June and November. A. Meriszi, clerk. 
 
 Bagot County Court, held at St.Libuire, 16th to 20th January, 
 April and September. J. C. Bachaud, clerk. 
 
 Bbauharnois District. 
 
 Beauhamois District Circuit, held at Beauhamois, 11th to 
 15th March, 25th to 29th May, 18th to 22nd November. P. J. U. 
 Beaudry, clerk. 
 
 Chateauguay County Circuit, held at St Martin, Ist to 4th 
 March, 15th to 18th May, and 7th to 10th November. C. M. 
 Lebrun, clerk. 
 
 Huntingdon County Circuit, held at Huntingdon, 6th to 8th 
 March, 20th to 22nd May, and 12th to 14th November. John 
 Morrison, clerk. 
 
 * The Circuit Court at the chief-lieu of a District has con- 
 current jurisdiction with the Circuit Court in and for the various 
 Counties in the same District. 
 
 COUBT OF GENERAL SESSIONS OF THE PEACE. 
 
 Charles Joseph Coursol, Chairman. 
 
 Hon. L. A. DessauUes — \ pi^.t «f ♦»».» i>oo»<. 
 
 Charles E. Schiller } ^*«''^ ®^ **^« ^«*°«- 
 
 Alfred DeBeaumont Deputy Clerk of the Peace>nd 
 
 Superintendent of Crown Witnesses. 
 
 TrbUs : Montreal— 1st to 10th March, June, September, and 
 December. 
 
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 REGISTRARS. 
 
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 COURT OP SPECIAL SESSIONS. 
 
 Under the Statutes of Canadcu 32 and 33 Ftc, chap, 85. . 
 C. J. Coursol, Esq., Presiding Justice. 
 
 POLICE MAGISTRATE. 
 
 Under the Act 28 Vic, chap, 20. 
 William H. Br6haut. 
 O.fHcere of the Court.—L. D. R. Cotret^ first clerk; A. Cinq- 
 Marsy second clerk ; W. Fraser, crier. 
 
 COMMISSIONERS TO GRANT PASSPORTS. 
 The Clerk of the Peace — L. A. DessauUes and C. E. Schiller. 
 
 CITY POLICE FORCE. 
 
 F. W. L. Pentout chief of police ; Eagene Flynn, sub-chief and 
 health officer; Hercules Paradis, do. ; O. Bouchard, A. CuUen, 
 V. Lafon, P. Murphy, sergt.-deiecti7es : A. Maher, H. Lessard, 
 W. Burke, S Niguet, J. Clancy, J. Richer, sergeants ; W. Car- 
 son, L. Arcand, U. Glynn, W. Hicharddon, C. Lancy, C Berard, 
 J. Bte. Angers, L. Hogue, H. B. Moylan, J. W. MoGowan, act- 
 ing sergeants ; L. W. Tessier, accountant ; John Fahey, orderly. 
 
 (A) Station, Jacques Cartier Square. 
 
 (B) Station, Panet Street. 
 
 (C) Station, Chaboillez Square. 
 
 (D) Station, St. Charles Borrom6e Street. 
 
 (E) Station, corner Ottawa and Kempt Streets. 
 
 (F) Station, Point St. Charles. 
 
 RIVER POLICE.— Station, 12 Grey Nun Street. John Mo- 
 Laughiin, chief constable ; G. Hunter, W. Donohoe, J. Wilson, 
 and Camiile Nourrie, sergeants. 
 
 REGISTRARS OF COUNTIES-PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 District N»™*^ °f Jr'^iSon" ^''""'^ Name of Regtstrar. 
 
 Montrecd Montreal Geo. H. Ryland. 
 
 Chambly N. Migneault. 
 
 Huntingdon, 1st Reg. Diy. . Adolphe Beauvais. 
 
 Layal Ad^lard E. Leonard. 
 
 Soulanges Geo. H. Dumesnil, 
 
 Vandreuil F. de Salies Bastion. 
 
 Verch^res Aim6 Geoffrion. 
 
 Quebec Quebec C. N. Montizambert. 
 
 Portneuf J. E. Thibaudeau. 
 
 Montmorency Gabriel Dick. 
 
 Orleans (Island of ) Pierre Gosselin. 
 
 Dorchester, 2nd Reg. Div.. .Francois M. Guay. 
 
 Lotbindre Joseph Fiiteau. 
 
 Three ^tver^.Champlain Elie Kinfret. 
 
 Maskinong^ J. Edouard Pichette. 
 
 Nicoiet Joseph A. Blondin. 
 
 Three Rivers Louis A. Duval. 
 
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 District 
 
 St, Franeie 
 Ga&nSm ...... 
 
 Name of Renstratioa County 
 or Division. 
 
 . .Riflhmond. 
 
 Name of Registrar. 
 
 ..Gharles P. Cleveland. 
 ..William Ritchie 
 . .Jean-Bte. Richard. 
 ..C. A. Richardson. 
 . .Otis Shurtleff. 
 . .Samuel Orr. 
 .Joseph G. Lebel. 
 >. Louis Geo. Harper. 
 . .John Perr^e. 
 . .Edward Borne. 
 . .Henri Garon. 
 ..John Heath. 
 ..Ghs. A. Deeyan. 
 ..Walter Rimer. 
 •Dosit^e Dupras. 
 .Thomas Barron. 
 . .Joseph A. Henrieux. 
 . .Ghas. G. Beaudoin. 
 . .Barth^lemy Rocher. 
 . .Joseph Ed. Beaupr^. 
 .Jules Ghevalier. 
 . Jean Octave Ghalut 
 .Joseph M. Cote. 
 
 ..GhaslDuBerger. 
 
 .T^Iesphore Fortin. 
 ..OvidBoss^. 
 
 •A. E. Guay. 
 . . Andr^ E. Gauvreau. 
 ..Thad^ Michand. 
 
 > .Jos. David Lupine. 
 .Pantal^n Forgues. 
 
 . .Jean £. Proulx. 
 ..Frs. Rouleau. 
 ..Wm.H. Lambly. 
 .•Ad. M. Poisson. 
 . .Edmund Gox. 
 . .Joseph B. Edgarton. 
 ..Hiram S. Foster. 
 ..Richard Dickinson. 
 
 > Horace St. Germain. 
 ..Jos. G. Bachaud. 
 ..Ls. Ed. P. Laberge. 
 
 . .Wm. A. Marchand. 
 
 . .Ephrem Bouchard. 
 
 ..DidaoeTass^. 
 
 . .y. A. L. DeMartigny. 
 
 . .Alixis M. Gagnier. 
 
 . .Andrew Somerville. 
 
 f^hArhrooke.. . ■ • ... 
 
 Wolfe 
 
 Stanstead 
 
 Goaticook 
 
 Comoton 
 
 .Bonaventure 
 
 Gasp^ 
 
 8t. Anne des Monts 
 
 Maffdflilen lalaiidB. .. .... • 
 
 Kanwurtukc 
 
 Ottatoa. 
 
 Terrebonne . 
 
 Joliette,',* . 
 
 Biehdieu.,,' 
 
 Saguenay,',. 
 
 Chicoutimi,. 
 Bimotuki. . 
 
 Montmagny. 
 Betiiic^, . . . . . 
 
 t.^CflmourRfikft ••••....•.• 
 
 Temisfiouata. 
 
 . Ottawa . 
 
 PontiAA • 
 
 . Two Monntains • 
 
 ArflmntAuil «.•••••••••««••. 
 
 Terrebonne 
 
 . . Joliettfi 
 
 li'AaaomDtion 
 
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 Rich aIiau •••••>*•••••••••< 
 
 Berthier. 
 
 Yamaeka 
 
 .1st Div. of Gharlevoix 1 
 
 and Saguenay i " 
 
 2nd Div. of ditto 
 
 . Chicoutimi. 
 
 ..RimouskiNo. 1 
 
 KimouskiNo. 2 
 
 .L'lslet 
 
 Mnntm Affnv •..■•••. 
 
 Bellechasse 
 
 . BfiAuee ................... 
 
 Arthabtuka 
 Bedford,,* , 
 St,Hyacinth* 
 Iberville,,. . 
 Beauhamoii 
 
 Dorchester z,.. 
 
 ..Meirantie.... .......... ... 
 
 Arthabaska 
 
 Drummond 
 
 ..Shefford 
 
 Brome 
 
 Missisquoi 
 
 e.St. Hvacinthe ••.........•< 
 
 Bagot 
 
 Aouvilie 
 
 ..St. .Inhna 
 
 Napierville 
 
 Iberville 
 
 ». Beauhamois 
 
 Ghateauguay 
 
 Huntingdon 
 
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 E. D. David July, 1832 
 
 Wm. F. Coffin Nov. 1835 
 
 Louis A. Oliver Deo. 1839 
 
 John Monk Jan. 1841 
 
 H. J. Ibbotson Feb. 1841 
 
 Joseph Delagrave. . • . April,1841 
 Alexandre Deseve.-. Oct 1842 
 Peter L. Maodonell. .May, 1843 
 Chas. Glackmeyer. . .Sept. 1843 
 Hon.M.LaframboiseDec. 1843 
 
 Euolide Roy Jan. 1845 
 
 P. R. Lafrenaye Sept 1845 
 
 George Macrae Nov. 1846 
 
 Bernard Devlin Oct 1847 
 
 Henry W. Austin. . . .Feb. 1848 
 
 P. C. Duranceau May, 1848 
 
 Richard McDonnell. .June, 1848 
 
 Marcus Doherty. July, 1848 
 
 Louis Betournay.. . . .Feb. 1849 
 William A. Bates. . . . May, 1849 
 
 John Bates July, 1849 
 
 V. P. W. Dorion June, 1850 
 
 T. McCord July. 1850 
 
 John Popham Oct. 1850 
 
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 Members. 
 
 Date of 
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 S. W. Dorman Nov. 1860 
 
 L. E. G. Rioard April,1851 
 
 Wm. B. Lamb Sept. 1851 
 
 Chas. J. Dunlop Oct. 1851 
 
 A. A. Archambault..I)eo. 1851 
 W. W. Robertson. . . . April,1862 
 
 Jean P. Maokay Sept. 1852 
 
 Louis B^langer Oct. 1852 
 
 L. G. Macdonald. . . 'Dec. 1852 
 
 D. Gt. D. Bondy Sept 1853 
 
 Jean 0. Benoit Oct. 1853 
 
 Edmund Barnard- ...Oct. 1858 
 Alexis A.Dume8nil-.Jan. 1854 
 
 Alex. H. Lunn Feb. 1854 
 
 Geo. B. Cramp June, 1854 
 
 Jos. M. Loranger . . . . April,1855 
 
 H. L. Snowdon Jan. 1857 
 
 Louis A. Jett^ Feb. 1857 
 
 J. Duhamel April,1857 
 
 Dunbar Browne July, 1857 
 
 J. A. Belle Mar. 1858 
 
 J. K. Elliot .Mar. 1858 
 
 James G. Day Ajpril,1858 
 
 L. 0. Loranger, May, 1858 
 
 J. B. Bourgeois May, 1858 
 
 Ed. Fraser July, 1858 
 
 J. L. Decary Sept. 1858 
 
 Adolphe Germain.. -.Sept 1858 
 
 Peter Ryan Sept. 1858 
 
 G. A. Cnampagne. .'Not. 1858 
 
 L. R. Church .Mar. 1859 
 
 Maxime Garault. . • .April, 1859 
 
 Z. GauUiier June^ 1869 
 
 S. D. Rivard June, 1859 
 
 John L. Morris. .*,. .June, 1859 
 
 Ernest Racioot June, 1859 
 
 L. D. Richard Oct. 1869 
 
 E. Kemp Oct. 1869 
 
 R. A. Leach Oct. 1869 
 
 M. Oarpentier. Not. 1869 
 
 M. C. Desnoyers Feb. 1860 
 
 J. A. Mousseau Mar. 1860 
 
 H. A. McCoy May, 1860 
 
 Thomas J. Walsh. ...June, 1860 
 
 George B. Baker Sept. 1860 
 
 E. Desrosiers Sept. 1860 
 
 D^sir^ Girouard: .... Oct. 1860 
 
 Ed. Trusdell Oct. 1860 
 
 J. N. McLaren Oct. 1860 
 
 Membebs. 
 
 Date of 
 Commission 
 
 J. P. Sexton, Jr Dec. 1860 
 
 P. Bachand Dec. 1860 
 
 T. C. DeLorimer Jan. 1861 
 
 John Dunlop Jan. 1861 
 
 John Aylen April,1861 
 
 J. L. B. Desroch^rs. .Aug. 1861 
 Louis Armstrong. .. .Aug. 1861 
 
 A. P. Ouimet Sept. 1861 
 
 N. H. DriscoU Sept.- 1861 
 
 E. L. DeBellefeuille-Sept. 1861 
 
 J. A. Perkins Oct. 1861 
 
 S. Pagnuelo Oct. 1861 
 
 A. L. Desaulniers. . -Oct. 1861 
 R. N.Hall Oct. 1861 
 
 C. A. Rochon Nov. 1861 
 
 Joseph Roy Nov. 1861 
 
 F. X. Mathieu Dec. 1861 
 
 Z. Rousille Dec. 1861 
 
 D. Forget... Dec. 1861 
 
 J. A. Chapleau Dec. 1861 
 
 F. X. A. Trudel... . . .Dec. 1861 
 
 L. T. Lay Jan. 1862 
 
 Louis T. Par^ Jan. 1862 
 
 A. Brunet April,1862 
 
 Louis Pominville. . . .May, 1862 
 
 A. Branchaud May, 1862 
 
 J. P. Carreau June, 1862 
 
 D. Duprg June, 1862 
 
 Irvine Allen June, 1862 
 
 John P. Kelly June, 1862 
 
 Louis Joubert June, 1862 
 
 A. Fontaine July, 1862 
 
 Chs. Dorion Aug. 1862 
 
 James Kirby Aug. 1862 
 
 F. W. Terrill Sept. 1862 
 
 G. Mirault Sept. 1862 
 
 L. U. Fontaine Sept. 1862 
 
 J. N. A. Maokay. . . .Sept. 1862 
 
 D. Leach Oct. 1862 
 
 E.R. Fontaine Oct. 1862 
 
 P. A. A. Dorion Dec. 1862 
 
 G. Trudeau Dec. 1862 
 
 R.C. Cowan Feb. 1863 
 
 A. Lacoste Feb. 1863 
 
 L. F. Morrison Feb. 1863 
 
 N. A. Bethune Mar. 1863 
 
 0. Beaudry .Mar. 1863 
 
 J. J. Curran. . . ... . . .Mar. 1863 
 
 C. J. 0. Wurtele. . . .May, 1863 
 
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 V. T. 4 Boston Piano-Forte Co. 482 Notre Bame-it.— See page 10 
 
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 THE BAR. 
 
 123 
 
 Members. 
 
 Date of 
 Commission 
 
 L. Loranger- , June, 1863 
 
 F. X. Arohambault .June, 1863 
 
 M. Tait June, 1863 
 
 Ghas. de Montigny. .June, 1863 
 
 C. A. Vibbon June, 1863 
 
 J. 0. Toussignant. . .June. 1863 
 
 Geo. Doak June, 1863 
 
 R. M. Hart July, 1863 
 
 J. B. Brousseau July, 1863 
 
 Gonzalve Doutre .... .Aug. 1863 
 N. H. Bourgouin....Sept 1863 
 J. G. Laooste. ...... -Sept 1863 
 
 A. Gharland Sept. 1863 
 
 L. N. Benjamin Oct. 1863 
 
 A. L. W. Grenier. . . . Oct. 1863 
 
 G. W. Stephens .... Nov. 1863 
 
 W.M. Wright Nov. 1863 
 
 M. Gayley Jan^ 1864 
 
 F.Lefebvre Jan. 1864 
 
 T. R. Roberts Mar. 1864 
 
 L. 0. David April,1864 
 
 B.T.Day April,1864 
 
 L. H. Davids jn June, 186^. 
 
 N. Durand June, 1864 
 
 Ghs. P. Davidson. . . .June, 1864 
 
 John Monagban Aug. 1364 
 
 Ls. L. P. Laohance. .Aug. 1864 
 
 J. 0. Joseph Sept. 1864 
 
 H. J. McConville. . . -Sept. 1864 
 
 E. Z. Paradis -Siepc. 1864 
 
 Thomas Brossoit Oct. 1864 
 
 P.A.0.Archambault.06t. 1864 
 Arthur Desjardins- . -Nov. 1864 
 
 Elz^ar Labelle Nov. 1864 
 
 J. G. Boyd .Nov. 1864 
 
 Am^d^ Gagnon Deo. 1864 
 
 Hobart Buller. ...... Deo. 1864 
 
 Adolphe Nadeau. . . -Jan. 1865 
 Jos. A. McLaughlin -AprililSOS 
 
 W. R. Kenny June, 1865 
 
 ¥tb, E. GUman June, 1865 
 
 J. G. Gannon June, 1865 
 
 J. 19 . Morgeau June, 1865 
 
 Alexis A. Laferriere. July, 1865 
 
 P.S. Lipi)6 July, 1865 
 
 Arthur MoMahon.... Aug. 1865 
 
 Wilfred Laurier Aug. 1865 
 
 A. B. G. Ouimct Sept 1865 
 
 Richard S, Lawlor. ..Sept. 1865 
 
 Members. 
 
 Date of 
 Commission 
 
 Ghs. L. Ghampagne Sept. 1865 
 Ghs. G. DeLonmier. . Oct. 1865 
 
 Jos. 0. Turgeon Oct 1865 
 
 L8.Napol^nDemer8.0ct. 1865 
 
 L. 0. Taillon Nov. 1865 
 
 N. W. Trenholme. . ..Nov. 1865 
 J. M. P. Gompte.....Nov. 1865 
 
 J. B. N. VaU^e Nov. 1865 
 
 L. Gushing Nov. 1865 
 
 J. B. Siootte Nov. 1865 
 
 J. A. Simard Nov. 1865 
 
 M. Mathieu Dec. 1865 
 
 J. IT. Richard Feb. 1866 
 
 L. L. Maillet t ..Feb. 1866 
 
 G. Thibault Feb. 1866 
 
 S. GaigQon. Mar. 1866 
 
 Alf. Welch AprU,1866 
 
 H. Bellemare May, 1866 
 
 E. Robidoux May, 1866 
 
 0. A. Geo£frion June, 1866 
 
 A. Pilon Junoi 1866 
 
 IvanT.Wotherspoon J^ne, 1866 
 
 G. B. Garter .Sept, 1866 
 
 T. B. Butler Sept. 1866 
 
 R. A. A. Jopes.. . ... .Sept. 1866 
 
 G. A. Drolet Oct 1866 
 
 G. T. St. Julien Oct 1866 
 
 W.O. Farmer. .....Oct. 1866 
 
 Louis F. Jollier Oct 1866 
 
 J. P. Noyes Oct 1866 
 
 Oscar Provost Oct. 1866 
 
 Ferdinand David • * • . Dec. 1866 
 
 L^on L. Gorbeil Dec, 1866 
 
 Mag- Desjardins Dec. 1866 
 
 Arthur B. Longpr^ . .Jan. 1867 
 
 Olivier Aug^ Jan. 1867 
 
 Emery Perrin. Mar. 1867 
 
 G. N. L. Beaudry. . . .Mar. 1867 
 
 A. G. H. Prevost April,1867 
 
 Robert A. Ramsay,. •April,1867 
 
 Arthur Buies April, 1867 
 
 Honor^ Mercier June, 1867 
 
 Asa Gordon June, 1867 
 
 A. E. Mitchell June, 1867 
 
 W. A.'Lay June, 1867 
 
 L. Alp. Garmel Juqe,1867 
 
 Ghas. Ed. Garmel. ■ .June, 1867 
 
 Edward Holton June, 1867 
 
 WilUam Rose Sept 1867 
 
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 THE BAR. 
 
 Membebs. 
 
 Date of 
 Commission 
 
 Charles Lalimo Sept. 1867 
 
 R. J. Wioksteed Sept. 1867 
 
 Joseph Beaupr6 Sept. 1867 
 
 Maro Souligny Sept. 1867 
 
 Arthur Gharland. . . -Sept 1867 
 
 Henri E. Poulin Sept. 1867 
 
 Alf. Dalbec Sept. 1867 
 
 L. A. Quinn Sept. 1867 
 
 Chs. F.Gill Oct. 1867 
 
 Wm.D. Drummond-.NoT. 1867 
 
 Abel Adams Deo. 1867 
 
 F.J.HenriMarohand.Dec. 1867 
 Ren6 Ed. Kimber . . -Deo. 1867 
 
 John C. Hatton Deo. 1867 
 
 J. A. Ouimet Mar. 1868 
 
 John W. MeLaren...Mar. 1868 
 David R. MoOord. . ..Mar. 1868 
 
 Joseph N. Pattz^ Mar. 1868 
 
 Peter Goyle Mar. 1868 
 
 Fr^d. L. B^ique Mar. 1868 
 
 Jos. Boisseau June, 1868 
 
 Wm. W. Lynoh June, 1868 
 
 Thos. J. Dohertj * . . .June, 1868 
 
 J. Bte. Doutre June. 1868 
 
 J. J. McLaren June, 1868 
 
 Wm. Aird Ross June, 1868 
 
 Firman A. Beaudry..Sept. 1868 
 Jerome A. Ghicoine..Sept. 1868 
 W. Percival Carter. Sept 1868 
 
 Joseph Martel Sept. 1866 
 
 Louis Piohd ^pt. 1868 
 
 Jos. S. Messier. SepL 1868 
 
 John Mcintosh Sept. 1868 
 
 JNap. Archambault.-Sept. 1866 
 
 Hyp. Roussin Sept. 1866 
 
 Louis Munier Oct. 1868 
 
 C. 6. Rouleau Deo. 1868 
 
 James H. Wight Deo. 1868 
 
 Alp. Lousignan Deo. 1868 
 
 Th^op. Bertrand . . . .Deo. 1868 
 
 John J. Fisk Deo. 1866 
 
 Joseph Chagnon Mar. 1869 
 
 Ad. Mathieu April,1869 
 
 Adonias Adam Max, 1869 
 
 James Bethune July, 1869 
 
 Hon. J. H. Cameron. July, 1869 
 
 Alexis Dessaint July, 1869 
 
 Alfred Roohon July, 1869 
 
 Thos. A. Bemier . . . .July, 1869 
 
 Members. 
 
 Date of 
 Commission 
 
 L. 0. Desrosiers July, 1869 
 
 R. H. Conroy July, 1869 
 
 M. B. Bethune July, 1869 
 
 Reid Taylor July, 1869 
 
 A. W. A. Power July, 1869 
 
 Fred. S. Lyman July, 1869 
 
 J. E. B. Beaupr^. . . .Aug. 1869 
 
 Jos. Dubuo Sept 1869 
 
 L. Laflammt Sept 1869 
 
 Alf. Panz^ Sept 1869 
 
 W. J. Watts Sept 1869 
 
 Stan. Cot6 .......... Sept 1869 
 
 Luoien Huol Sept. 1869 
 
 Richard Quintal Oct 1869 
 
 Paul de Caaes Oct 1869 
 
 'H. Alp. Turgeon Dec. 1869 
 
 James O'Reilly Jan. 1870 
 
 Arthur Lacoste Jan. 1870 
 
 Alphonse Christin. . -Jan. 1870 
 Jos. Aid. Ouimet • . . .Jan. 1870 
 
 Urgel A. Denis Jan. 1870 
 
 Joseph Perry April,1870 
 
 Horace Le Pierre. . . .July, 1870 
 Jas. W. W. Ward . . . July, 1870 
 
 Daniel Darby. July, 1870 
 
 Louis A. DeBlois — July, 1870 
 Jos. Alp. Daoust . . . .July, 1870 
 Henri C. St. Pierre. .July, 1870 
 Edward C. Monk. . . .July, 1870 
 X. D. Yaillancourt. ..July, 1870 
 
 Theo. S. Bicher July, 1870 
 
 Jean C. Langelier. . .July, 1870 
 Edmond Lareau . . . .July, 1870 
 Arthur A. Hudon — Jan. 1871 
 Ls. A. McC(myille...Jan. 1871 
 John S. Archibald. . .Jan. 1871 
 Roswell C. Fisher. ...Jan. 1871 
 Francis L Kellar. . . .Jan. 1871 
 Jos. N. Bienyenue. • . Jan. 1871 
 Pierre M. Durand-.. Jan. 1871 
 
 Thos. P. Foran Jan. 1871 
 
 Edmond Duoondu...Jan. 1671 
 PhiUippe H. Roy . . . .July, 1671 
 Francis 0. Wood . . . July, 1871 
 I.L.C.Archaumbault July, 1871 
 
 D. MoMastor July, 1871 
 
 S.C.Bagg July, 1871 
 
 Louis Sarrasin July, 1871 
 
 Amed^e E. Lorger...Jnly, 1871 
 
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 NOTARIES. 
 
 125 
 
 Members. 
 
 Date of 
 Commission 
 
 Charles Boucher * . • 
 L. Latramboise • • • • 
 F.G. Bouthillier.... 
 Francois X. Demers 
 Am. Arohambault. 
 Chas.V.H.Ferland. 
 Jean Bte. Comllard- 
 Geo. G. Smith. ... 
 Wm. DeC. Harnett 
 
 .July, 1871 
 .July, 1871 
 .July, 1871 
 .July, 1871 
 .July, 1871 
 •July, 1871 
 .July, 1871 
 Jan. 1872 
 •Jan. 1872 
 
 Membebs. 
 
 Date of 
 Commission 
 
 Francois 0. Rinfret. 
 Ph. A. Kierzkowski. 
 Joseph Lavergne... 
 
 John Oalder 
 
 Wm.G.Cruickshank 
 Jos. A. Champagne. 
 Alphonse David-... 
 Charles A. Nutting. 
 
 .Jan. 1872 
 
 Jan. 1872 
 
 .Jfin. 1872 
 
 jnly, 1872 
 
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 ly, 1872 
 
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 Committee,~Ron. A. A. Dorion, Q.C., R. Roy, Q.C., A. Cross, 
 Q«C., S. Bethune, Q.C., W. H. Kerr, and H. F. Rainyille. 
 
 NOTARIAL BOARD FOR PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 Hon. Louis Arohambault, President 
 
 H. Lappare, of Montreal, Secretary for the Montreal Section. 
 J. B. Del&ge, of Quebec, Secretary for the Quebec Section. 
 F. J. Durand, Treasurer. G. LaRue, Syndic. 
 
 members of the board for the district of MONTREAL. 
 
 C. Germain, 
 J. A. Labadie, 
 J. S. Hunter, 
 
 D. E. Pfipineau, 
 J. E. 0. Labadie, 
 W. F. liighthalU 
 
 J. 0. Bureau, 
 P. Geoflfrion, 
 F. J. Durand. 
 
 PUBLIC NOTARIES. 
 
 Arohambault, A. 
 Arohambault, C. 
 Aussem, J. 
 Bagg, S. C. 
 Beaudry, P. J. 
 Beaudry, Fd. 
 Beaufield, R. 
 Bedard, L. 
 Beliveau, L. G. 
 Bel anger, T. 
 Bello, C. E. 
 Bernier, B. 
 Bourbonni^re, N. 
 BourbonQi6re, T. B. 
 Brault, C. A. 
 Brault, H. A. A. 
 Brault, L. N. 
 Brogan, Anth. 
 Brodie, Hugh. 
 Brousseau, A. 0. 
 Bureau, J. 0. 
 Choquette, D. 
 
 Content, M. 
 Goutu, G. 
 Cushing, Charles. 
 Dagan, G. 
 D 'Amour, A. 
 Deoary, A. C. 
 De Berry, Eraser, J. 
 DesRosiers, Jos. R. 
 DesRosiers, L. A. 
 Devlin, 0. J. 
 Doucet, T. 
 Dumouchel, L. N. 
 Durand, F. J. 
 Durand, Ben. 
 Easton, W. 
 Faure, Fd. 
 Filiatrault, J. 
 Fortier, L. T. 
 Frechette, Ed. P. 
 Garand, A. 
 Gibb, J. J. 
 Griffin, J. 0. 
 
 Guy, G. 
 Guy, P. M. 
 Hall, W. A. 
 Hart, L. A. 
 H^tu, L. 0. 
 Houl^, J. B. 
 Hunter, J. S. 
 Huot, S. 
 Isaacson, J. H. 
 Isaacson, A. J. 
 Jeannette, H. 
 Jobin, A. D. 
 Jobin, J. H. 
 Kitson, G. R. W. 
 Labadie, J. A. 
 Labadie, J. E. 0. 
 Lafleur, E. 
 Lamontagne, C.H. 
 Lappare. H. 
 Latour, L. A. H. 
 Lighthall, W. F. 
 Longtin, M. 
 
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 NOTARIES. 
 
 Marler, Wm. de M. 
 Mathieu, P. 
 Mainville, P. 
 Mcintosh, E. 
 Meroilet A. 
 Messier, E. 
 Meyer, 0. 
 Meyer, H. J. 
 Moussette, S. P. 
 
 Normandeau, P. E. 
 Papineau, C. E. 
 Papineau, D. E. 
 Papineau, J. G. 
 Parent, C. A. 
 Phillips, W. A. 
 Prud'homme, B. 
 Quintal, J. A. 
 Aieutard, F. 
 
 Ross, W. 
 Sanborn, M. H. 
 Simard, J 
 Sp6nard,C. C. 
 Stuart, B. H. 
 TerronXfO. A. 
 Wright, H. B. 
 
 COMMISSIONERS FOR RECEIVINa AFFIDAVITS. 
 For Superior Courts Montreal, in the CUy of Montreal* 
 
 L. J. A. Papineau, 
 William F. Coffin, 
 J. A. Labadie, 
 William Ross, 
 Etienne Guy. 
 Wm. H. Br^haut, 
 James Smith, 
 John H. Isaacson, 
 P. J. Beaudry, 
 George Weeks, 
 Gaspard Dagen, 
 C. A. Terrouz. 
 P. E. Normandeau. 
 
 Thomas McGinn, 
 J. S. Hunter, 
 G. H. Kemick, 
 J. 0. Labrancne, 
 Wm. F. Lighth^I, 
 Pierre Mauieu, 
 H. Lappare, 
 Napoleon Brault, 
 Adolphe Cherrier, 
 W. Easton, 
 Robert Watson, 
 Arthur M. Perkins, 
 D. J. Craig, 
 
 J. Carr Griffin, 
 S. P. Moussette, 
 J. 0. Viileneuve, 
 L. Fauteux, 
 L. N. Dumouohel, 
 P. E. Normandeau, 
 C. E. Bell, 
 L. A. DesRosiers, 
 A. D. Jobin, 
 Robert Watson, 
 Hugh Brodie, 
 W. A. Phillips, 
 J. F. Dubreuil. 
 
 COMMISSIONERS FOR TAKING 'AFFIDAVITS. 
 7m the Province of Quebec to he used in Ontario, 
 
 C. J. Coursol, 
 T. Doucet, 
 James Court, 
 Hon. J. J. C.Abbott, 
 Ivan Wotherspoon, 
 Gleo. Macrae, 
 
 J. H. Isaacson, 
 John Popham, 
 W. B. Lambe, 
 D. Browne, 
 H. Chapman, 
 J. C. Griffin, 
 
 W. F. Lighthall, 
 J. S. Hunter, 
 William Ross, 
 P. E. Normandeau, 
 Edward Holton, 
 W. Easton, 
 
 Archibald MoGoun,— «ee page 166. 
 
 COMMISSIONERS TO ADMINISTER OATHS TO 
 PUBLIC OFFICERS. 
 
 Hon. S. C. Monk,*C. J. Coursol, John P. Sexton, T. Bonthillier, 
 Edw. Carter, Hon. Louis A. Dessaulles, Chas. E. Schiller, A. 
 de Beaumont, R. A. R. Hubert, L. J. A. Papineau, John S. 
 Honey. 
 
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 JUSTICES or THE PEACE. 
 
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 Commissioner for talking Affidavits, and fiving Certificates of 
 Transfer and Registry of VesselSt for Nova Sootia.— John 
 Popham. 
 
 Commissioner in London, England, for taking Affidavits to be 
 used in Promncea of Ontario and Quebec^ and Affidavits and 
 Acknowledgements of Married Women to be used in Province of 
 Nova Scotia, Alex. Gillespie, Jr., " Howard & Gillespie," 
 40 Old Broad Street, London. 
 
 ASSIGNEES, OFFICIAL. 
 
 Baillie, Charles, 181 St. James Street 
 
 Brown, T. S., 43 St. Francois Xavier Street. 
 
 Craig, D. J., North British Chambers, 11 Hospital Street. 
 
 Dumesnil, G. H., J. P., 5 St. Sacrament Street. 
 
 Evans, Edward, 58 St. Francois Xavier Street. 
 
 Stewart, A. B., Merchants' Exchange, ll St. Sacrament St. 
 
 Tyre, Perkins <& Lajoie, 97 St. James Street. 
 
 Vibon, C. A., 6 St James Street. 
 
 Watson, R. M., Merchants' Exchange, 11 St Sacrament St 
 
 Whyte, John, 11 St Sacrament Street. 
 
 JUSTICES OF THE PBACB 
 
 For the Ciiy of Montreal. 
 
 Atkinson, John 
 Atwater, Edwin 
 Alexander, Charles 
 Auger, Jean B. 
 Bagg, Stanley C. 
 Barsalou, Joseph 
 Beaubien, Pierre 
 Beaudry, Jean B. 
 Beaudry, Hon. J. L. 
 Beaudry, P. J. 
 Belair, Louis R. P. 
 Belle, Charles E. 
 Beliveau, Louis J. 
 Buntin, Alexander 
 Bulmer, Henrv 
 Brown, Alfred 
 Bartley, Wm. P. 
 Boulanget, Jos. C. 
 Bonrgeau, Victor 
 Bouthillier, T. 
 Boxer, Frederiek N. 
 Brault C. A. 
 Brasean, F. X. 
 Brydges, Charles J. 
 
 Brousseau, Jean B. 
 Browne, George 
 Brush, George 
 Bastion, Benoit 
 Bernard, Aldis 
 Benoit, Z^phirin 
 Becket, Jonn C. 
 Campbell, G. W. 
 Campbell, Robert 
 Cantm, Augustin 
 Cartier,btSirG.E. 
 Cassidy, J. Lewis 
 Chapman, Henry 
 Charlebois, B. H. 
 Chanvreau, Hon. P. 
 
 J. 0., <?.C. 
 Cherrier, S. C. Q.C. 
 Clarke, Francis 
 Coderre, J. Emery 
 Contant, Frs. 
 Corse, Newton, B. 
 Cuddihy, Michael 
 Clerk, Alexander 
 Clendinneng, Wm. 
 
 Cott^, Honors 
 Crawford, John 
 Cuvillier, Maurice 
 David Ferdinand 
 Doran, James 
 Devlin, 0. J. 
 Dickson, Walter H. 
 Donnelly, John 
 DeLisle, A. M. 
 Delvechio, P. 
 Derome, L^on 
 Donnelly, James 
 Dorion, Hon. A. A. 
 Duverger. Louis N. 
 Dyde, John 
 Doran, S. James 
 Dakers, James 
 Esdaile, Robert 
 Ferrier, Hon. Jas. 
 Fullum, George 
 Farmer Michael 
 Galameau, P. M. 
 Gault, M. H. 
 Globensky, BenJ. 
 
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 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. 
 
 Godfrey, Robert T. 
 Qoyette, Jean B. 
 Gravel, Jean A. 
 Grenier^Joseph 
 Griffin, Fred. Q,C* 
 Griffin, J. C. 
 Grenier, Jaoaues 
 Hamilton, John 
 Hamilton. John R. 
 Hudon, Pierre 
 Huntingdon, Hon L S 
 Hart. Theodore 
 Hawiey. J. A. 
 Hibbard, Ashley, 
 Higginson, T. S. 
 Hingston, Wm. H. 
 Hogan, Henry 
 Holton, Hon. L. H. 
 Hooper, Angus C. 
 Hudon, Victor 
 Hunter, Jas. S. 
 Hiokson, Joseph 
 Howley, James 
 Henshaw, F. W. 
 Hutchinson M. 
 Hudon, Epbrem 
 Isaacson, John H. 
 Jackson, Henry 
 J ackson, Samuel 
 Jobin. J. H. 
 Joseph, John Henry 
 Judah, Henry, Q.C* 
 Kay, Thomas 
 Kirkup, Joseph 
 Larocque, L. U. 
 Labadie, Joseph A. 
 Lacroix, C. J. H. 
 Laframboise, Hon M 
 Lamothe, Guillaume 
 Larkin, Patrick 
 Law, James 
 . Leblanc, OviJe 
 Leeming, John 
 Lemoine, R. H. 
 Leprohon, Jean L. 
 Leslie, Hon. James 
 Levy, Alexander 
 Lionais, Hardoin 
 Lomer, Gerard 
 Lunn, William 
 Lyman, Benjamin 
 I^an, Henry 
 
 Lighthall, W. F. 
 Lamere, Jean B* 
 Lovell, John 
 Little, Thomas 
 MacFarlane, W. 
 MaoDonald, Wm. 
 McGaurran, J. W. 
 Major, Jas. E. 
 Marchand, Louis 
 Masson, Damase 
 Mathewsou; John 
 Mathieu, Pierre 
 McCambridge, A. 
 McCready, Thos. 
 McDonald. Duncan 
 McDonnell, R. L. 
 McDougall, D. L. 
 McGibbon, Alex. 
 McKay, Edward 
 MoKenna, Thos. 
 McKenzie, John G* 
 McKenzie, G. G. 
 McNaughton. W. 
 McEvenne, B. 
 Meilleur, J. B. 
 Molson, J. H. R. 
 Molson, William 
 Morley, John S. 
 Moss, Edward 
 Moss, Hiram E. 
 Moss, Samuel E. 
 Murphy, Edward 
 Murphy, P. S. 
 Mussen, Thomas 
 Merrill, Wm. H. 
 McGinn, Thomas 
 McShane, James 
 McKeon, Edward 
 Moore, Luke 
 Nelson, H. Admiral 
 O'Brien, Wm. 
 Ogilvie. Alex. W. 
 O'Leary, J. P. T. 
 Ogilvie, John 
 Palmer, William 
 Papineau, Denis E. 
 Penn, Frederick 
 Penny, Bdw. Goff 
 Phelan, John 
 Phillips, W. E. 
 Pinsonnault, A. 
 Poupart, Joseph 
 
 Penton, F. W. L. 
 Pratt, John 
 Provost, Rem! 
 Prud'homme, M. 
 Porteous, John 
 
 gueyillion. Charles 
 immer, Alfred 
 Redden, William 
 Rodier, Hon. G. S. 
 Rodier, 0. Sm junr. 
 Rolland, G. L. 
 Rolland, Jean Bte. 
 Rose,Sir J.,bt.Q.C7. 
 Rose, William 
 RouUi. H. L. 
 Roy, Adolphe 
 Ryan^ M. P. 
 Reekie, R. James 
 Reinhardt, G. 
 Rankin, John 
 Saohe, William 
 Simardr Joseph 
 Simpson, Thomas 
 Smith, Charles 
 Smith, George 
 Stames, Hon. H. 
 Sutherland, Wm. 
 Shedden, John 
 Smith, John 
 Shackell, Henry 
 Scott, Gilbert 
 Stevenson, A. A. 
 Sincennes, J. F. 
 Taylor, Edw. T. 
 Taylor, Thos. M. 
 Terroux, Chas. A. 
 Thomas, Henry 
 Torrance, David 
 Trudeau, Romuald 
 Yalois, Naro. 
 Villeneuve, N. 
 Walters, C. H. 
 Ward, Galbraith 
 Weaver, Geo. W. 
 Whitney, H.H. 
 Wilson, Hon. Chas^ 
 Wilson, William 
 Wilson, Thomas 
 Workman, Thomas 
 Workman, William 
 Whyte, John 
 Toung,Hon.J.,M.P. 
 
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 MILITIA DEPARTMENT, 
 
 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 The three Military Difltriots into which the Provinoe of Que- 
 bec is divided are sub-divided into Seventy Regimental Divi- 
 sions, comprised within Bight Brigade Divisions. 
 
 The boundaries of such Regimental Divisions are identical 
 with the Electoral Divisions into which the Province of Quebec 
 is divided, with the following exceptions, viz. : Montreal Centre 
 forms two Regimental Divisions, known as First and Second 
 Montreal Centre ; the First Division comprising the East Ward, 
 and the Second Division compising the Centre and West Wards. 
 
 Chateauguay forms two Regimental Divisions known as 1st 
 and 2nd Chateauguay. 
 
 The First Division comprises the parishes of St. Philom^ne* 
 Chateauguay, St. Martine and St. Urbain, and 
 
 The Second Division comprises the portion of the County not 
 included in the First Division. 
 
 The Counties of Richmond, Wolfe, Drummond, Arthabaska, 
 Chicoutimi and Saguenay, each forms a Regimental Division. 
 The Brigade Divisions are numbered from West to East, from 
 One to Eight, and embrace the following Regimental Divisions, 
 for each respectively. 
 
 MlLITABT DiSTBIOT, No. 5. 
 
 Lieut.-CoI. Thomas Bacon, acting Adjutant-General, com- 
 mandingj Captain The Hon. M. Aylmer. district paymaster. 
 
 Ist Brxaade Z>tv»««on.— Lieut.-Col. Thomas Bacon, Brigade 
 Major. Head Quarters, Montreal. 
 
 Consists of the Regimental Divisions of Pontiac, Ottawa, Ar- 
 genteuil, Montreal West, and Second Montreal Centre. 
 
 2Hd Brigade Division.— \Ae\ki.-(jo\, John Fletcher, Brigade 
 Major. Head Quarters, St. Johns. 
 
 Consists of the Regimental Divisions of Huntingdon, Napier- 
 ville, and Second Chateauguay, St. Johns, Iberville, Missisquoi, 
 Brome and She£ford. 
 
 3re? Brigade i>tv««ton.— Lieut.-Col. Charles IKing, Brigade 
 Major. Head Quarters, Sherbrooke. 
 
 Consists of the Regimental Divisions of Richmond, Drummond, 
 Stanstead, Sherbrooke and Gompton. > 
 
 Military District, No. 6. 
 
 Lieut.-Col. A. C. LeLotbini^re Harwood, Deputy Adjutant- 
 General, commanding ; Cap. W. H. Brehaut, district paymaster. 
 
 ith Brigade 2>tvi«ton.— Lieut.-Col. Gustavo d'O. d'Orsonnens, 
 Brigade Major. Head Quarters, Montreal. 
 
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 Oonsistfl of the Regimental Divisions of Montreal East* First 
 Montreal Centre, Vaudreuil, Soulanges, Beauhamois, First Cha- 
 teauguay, Laprairie, Two Mountains, Terrebonne* Hoohelaga, 
 Jacques Cartfer and Laval. 
 
 6th Briaade />tomon.— Lieut. -Ool. Jas. W. Hanson^ Brigade 
 Major. Head Quarters, Three Rivers. 
 
 Consists of the Regimental Divisions of L'Assomption, Mont- 
 calm, Joliette, Berthier, Maskinongd, Three Rivers, and St. 
 Maurice. 
 
 Qth Briaade jDtvmon. —Lieut.-Col. L. C. A. L. de Bellefeuille, 
 Brigade Major. Head Quarters, St Hyaointhe. 
 
 Consists of the Regimental Divisions of Nioolet, Arthabaska, 
 Wolfe, Yamaska, Bagot, Richelieu, St. Hyaointhe, Rouville, 
 Verchdres and Cbambly. 
 
 MiLiTART District, No. 7 
 
 Lieut -Col. Louis Adolphe Casault, Deputy Adjutant-General, 
 commanding ; Captain W. H. Forrest, distnot pasmiaster. 
 
 Ith Briaade ^tomon.— Lieut -Col. H. T. Duohesnay, Brigade 
 Major. Head Quarters, Levis. 
 
 Consists of the Regimental Divisions of Lotbinifire, Megantio, 
 Beauce, Dorchester, Levis, Belleohasse, Montmagny, L'Islet, 
 Kamouraska, Temiseouata, Rimouski, BonaventureandGasp^. 
 
 8e/i Brigade />tot«ton.— Lieut -Col. E. Lamontagne, Brigade 
 Major. Head Quarters, Quebec. 
 
 Consists of the Regimental Divisions of Champlain, Portneuf, 
 
 Suebec East, Quebec Centre, Quebec West County of Quebec, 
 [ontmorency, Charlevoix, Chiooutumi and Saguenay. 
 
 CxYAhitY.^FirH Troop^Capt* J. Mair,m.; Lieut. John Tees; 
 Comet, John R. Mitchell. 
 
 Field Battbbt of ABTiLLBBT.—Capt. A. A. Stevenson, I.e. ; 
 IstLieuts. Wm. MoGibbon, m., Thos. W. Boydj Surgeon, Geo. 
 
 E. Fenwiok, M.D. 
 
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 Brioide Garrison Artillert.— Lieut -Colonel Hy. McKay; 
 Majors, Geo. Dowker, I.e., David T. Fraser. 
 
 Fint Captaim.—K A. Baynes, R. A. Ramsay, David D. 
 Fraser, S. Hatt 
 
 Second Captains.— "W. F. Kay, C. D. Tylee. R. J. Wioksteed. 
 
 Fint Lieutenant8.—Qt. W. Hamilton, Reid Taylor, T. C Gor- 
 don, W. R. Oswald. 
 
 Second Lieutenants, — John Pangman, Dickson Anderson, 
 James F. Ross, William Foot 
 
 Staff— Paymaster, Captain G. Lulham, m ; Adjutant Joshua 
 Collins, (c); Quartermaster, W. McCoy; Surgeon, J. Bell,M.D.; 
 Assistant-Surgeon, G. W. Major, M.D. 
 
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 Enoineers,— iVb 1 Companj/.—Firat Lieutenant J. A. Devine. 
 No. 2 Compani/.— Captain W. Kennedy^ .(m)j Beoond Lieut. 
 Lawrence D. Barlow. 
 
 First or " Prinob op Walks " Reoimknt.— Lieut. -Colonel 
 F. Bond j Majors, W. Robinson, 
 
 Captatru.—J. Rogers (m), B L. Bond, M. Cormaok, John 
 Robinson, S. C- Stevenson, Ed. W. Mudge. 
 
 LietUenant».—A\ex. MoT. Watt, Wm. de Couroey Harnett, 
 Robert Tattow. 
 
 ^n«t(;n«.— Damase Sinoennes, T. H. Wright, R. W. Shepherd. 
 
 <9to#.— Paymaster, Captain A. Milloy ; Adjutant* Captain F. 
 6- Barnjum ; Quartermaster, Lieut, R. Balfour, Surgeon, F. W. 
 Campbell, M.D. ; Assist. Surgeon, Clarence J. H. Ghipman, M.D. 
 
 Victoria Rifles.— Lieut-Colonel, A. R. Bethune; Majors, 
 N. J. Handyside, E. A. Whytehead. 
 
 Captains.— J. M. Crawford (m), J. Allan, J. C. Tates, J. J. 
 Redpath, E. B. Qreenshields. 
 
 Lteutenant8.—ll. Taylor, Jas. K. Oswald, Wm. M. Andrews, 
 R. W. Campbell, J. B. Abbott, J. L. Hardman. 
 
 iS'fflrff.— Paymaster, Capt John G. Burrough ; Adjutant. Gea 
 W. Hatton (c) ; Surgeon, C. C. Sewell, M D. ; Assist. Surgeout 
 Geo. Ross, M.I). ; Quartermaster, E. H. Hird. 
 
 HooHELAOA Light Infantry.— Major, J. Martin, 1. o. 
 
 Captainf.^R, Gardner, H. Millen, J. C. Sinton, Gteorge H. 
 Hensnaw, Jr. 
 
 LietUenants,—!). Seath, W. D. Dupont, Jesse W. Robinson. 
 
 Ensigns,—]. E. Seybold, Francis C. Lawlor. 
 
 iS'fa^.— Paymaster, Captain W. A. Bates; Adjutant, Sulliran 
 Dayia, (o) ; Qttart«rma8ter, Capt. H. Fllis ; Surg. A. David, M.D. 
 
 66th Batt. Mount Royal Rifles, Montreal.— Lieut. -Col. 
 Joseph Beaudry ; Majors. N. Labranche, and Michel D^guise ; 
 Paymaster, Captain B. Oinq-Mars ; Adjutant, Captain Arthur 
 Renaud ; Surgeon, Emmanuel Laohapelle, M.D. ; Captain B. 
 Parent actine as Major during the attendance of Major N. La- 
 branche to Military School. 
 
 Captains.— K, T. A. Chagnon, Mo'lse Trudeau, J. A. Ouimett 
 Silfrid Delisle. 
 
 Lieutenants,— 3^ Hensley, C. Gadoua, E. St Marie, A. Delisle. 
 
 Ensigns— 3, Racine, G. Ouimet, J. Rousseau, D. Lauzon. 
 
 Quarferma«fer.— Jean Baptiste Emond. 
 
 Military School, Craig Street.— Lt- Cols. 0. Smith, and 
 deL. Harwood, D. A. G's., Commandants ; Lt-Cols. Bacon and 
 d'Orsennens, Brigade Majors ; Adjutants, Major Napoleon 
 Labranche, interpreter; Capt. Atkinson^ G.T.R* drill instructor. 
 
 Board op Examiners for Candidates for Military School. 
 —Meets every Tuesday 11 a.m., at the Military School. 
 
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 MEDICAL. 
 
 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 CHEMISTS AND APOTHECARIES. 
 
 Ambrosse, J. D L.* 242 St. Lawrence Main Street. 
 
 Beaudet, Alf., M.D., 665 St. Joseph Street 
 
 Birks, Rm 187 McGill Street. 
 
 Birks, J., 588 St. Catherine Street. 
 
 Bondy, Dr., 406 St. Catherine Street. 
 
 Bulling, Wm., 618 St. Mary Street. 
 
 Campbell, Kenneth, k Co., Medical Hall, Great St James Street} 
 
 and Branch Establishment, Phillips' Sauare. 
 Desjardins, J. A., 22 and 24 St Lawrence Main Street. 
 Desrosiers, L. J. P., M.D., 389^ St. Joseph Street 
 Devins <& Bolton, next the Court House, Notre Dame Street. 
 Douglas, James, 29 Cadieux Street. 
 Duolos, E. A., Dr., 191 St. Joseph Street. 
 Edwards, Dr. J. B., 630 Laguchetiere Street. 
 Edson, M. G., comer Mountain and St. Antoine Streets. 
 Eneas, Jm 26 Radegonde Street. 
 Evans, Mercer Sc Co., St. Jean Baptiste Street 
 Gardner, John, 457 Notre Dame Street {See adv. page,) 
 Gauthier, Seraphin, M.D., 190 St. Lawrence Street. 
 Goulden, James, 177 St. Lawrence Main and 200 St. PaalSt8> 
 Gray, H. R., 144 St. Lp.T^rence Main Street 
 Harte, James A., Glasgow Drug Hall, 400 Notre Dame Street. 
 Jackson, H. F., 931 St. Catherine Street. 
 Kerry Bros. <& Crathem, %1 St. Paul Street. 
 Lafond <& Vernier, 252 Notre Dame Street 
 Latham, R. S., corner Craig and Bleury Streets. 
 LaRoque & Co., 427 St. Catherine Street 
 Lewis, D. E., 274 St. Joseph Street. 
 Lymans, Clare & Co., 884 and 386 St. Paul Street 
 Muir, E.. corner Place d'Armes and Notre Dame Street. 
 Munro. A. & Co., 161 McGlll Street. {See adv, page.) 
 Picauli & Sons, 75 Notre Dame Street 
 
 guintal, Luc, M.D., 373 St. Mary Street, 
 aymond, Oliver, M.D., 568 St Mary Street 
 Richelieu, John H., 425 St. Mary Street 
 Stroud, C. S., 40 St Antoine Street 
 Spencer, Richmond, cor. McGill and Notre Dame ^iteetB.^{See 
 
 adv. page 
 Trudeau, R., 301 St Paul Street 
 Tate A; Covemton, 63 Great St James Street 
 
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 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. 
 
 Arohambault, D. D. 
 BarneSf J. R. 
 Beaubien, P. 
 Berthelot, B. 
 Bell, J. 
 Bibaud, J. Gt, 
 Boyer, L. 
 Bessey, W. E. 
 Bonald, O. S. De 
 Bondy, A. D. 
 Bruneau, 0. 
 Bull, Geo. J. 
 Bnrland. W. B. 
 Campbell, G. W. 
 Campbell, F.W. 
 Charlebois, B. 
 Chipmao, C. 
 Coderre, E. 
 Craik. R. 
 David, A. H. 
 Dugdale J. J. 
 D'Orsonnens, T. E. 
 Dugais. A. 
 Drake, J. N. 
 Dagenais. A. 
 Dubuo, C. 
 Desjardins, J. A. 
 Desjardins, H. 
 DeEJardins, E. L. 
 Desmarteaut N. B. 
 Desrosiers, L. J. P. 
 Duolos, E. A. 
 Duhamel, 0. A. 
 Durooher, L. B. 
 Demeza, M. 
 Faford, Chas. 
 Fenwiok, G. E. 
 Finnie, J. T. 
 
 Alloway^ R. A. 
 Bazita, J. A. 
 Bernard, A. 
 Beers, G. W. 
 Brewster, 0, I 
 Bowker, H. M. 
 
 Fuller, W. 
 Gari6i)y, R. 
 Gauthier, F. 
 Girdwood, G. P. 
 Grenier, G. 
 Godfrey, R. T. 
 Gardner, W. 
 Hamelin, F. 
 Heroux, E. 
 Hingston, W. H. 
 Howard, R. P. 
 Kennedy, R. A. 
 Lapierre, J> A. 
 Leblano, Benj. H. 
 Laehapelie, E. 
 Leprohon, J. L. 
 Laroque, A. B. 
 Latour, H. T. 
 Munier, A. 
 McCallum, D. C. 
 McCallum, D. 
 MacDonald, Angus. 
 MaoDonnelly, R. L. 
 Mondelet, — 
 Mount, John W. 
 Munro. P. 
 Monagnan, W. F. 
 Major, George. 
 Maobean, Dayid. 
 Merrill. J. A. 
 Milet, A. 
 Nelson, Alfred. 
 Nelson, Wolfred. 
 Nicol, T. 
 O'Leary.P. 
 Plante, P. E. 
 Peltier, H. 
 Pioault, H. 
 
 DENTISTS. 
 
 Bell, J. 
 DeMarchais. 
 Duclos, E. 
 Globensky, S. 
 Leblano, L- J, B. 
 Mathieu, E. 
 
 Picanlt, C. 
 Poitevin, J. C. 
 Perrigo, James. 
 
 Suintal, L. 
 aymond, 0. 
 Ready, J. 
 RioheUeu, P. 
 Ricard, A. G. 
 Robillard, N. 
 Robillard, E. 
 Roddick, T.G. 
 Ross, G. 
 Rottot, J. P. 
 RoUin, A. 
 Reed, T. D. 
 Rodger, Thos.A. 
 Schmidt, S. B. 
 Scott, W. E. 
 Sewell, C, C. 
 Smith, W. P. 
 Sutherland, W. 
 Smallwood, 0. S. 
 Selley, - 
 Tabb,S. E. 
 Thompson^ R. 
 Trudel, E. H 
 Turgeon, L. G. 
 Trenholme, E .H. 
 Thayer, L. 0, 
 Utley, M. H. 
 Waller, S. 
 Webb, T.J. 
 Wanless, J. 
 Wanless, J. R. 
 Wilkins, G. 
 Wheeler, Thos. B. 
 
 MoGowan Wm, 
 Nichols, J. C. 
 Trestler&Globensky 
 Valois, M. F. F. 
 WebsterjJ. N. 
 Young, W. 
 
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 HOMCEPATHIG PHYSICIANS. 
 
 Mailer. F. 
 NiohoU T. 
 
 UUey, M. H. 
 
 Wanless, John. 
 Wanless, John R. 
 
 Montreal College of Pharmacy.— -Boarrf.— J. Gardner, 
 President; R. Spenoer, Vice-President; J. Kerry, Treasurer; 
 J. Mattinson, Secretary; H. Lyman, R. Bolton, J. Harper, 0- 
 Muir, R. filuay, J. C. Patton, N . Mercer, B. E. McGale. 
 
 Pharmaoeutioal Association op the Province of Quebec. 
 —Incorporated 1870. Council.-— N. Mercer, President ; E. Giroux 
 and H. R. Gray, Vicb-Presidents ; J. Goulden, Treasurer; E. 
 Muir, Registrar and Secretary ; J. Kerry, A. Picault, W. E. 
 Brunet, J. C. Goyemton, H. Lyman, J.D.S. Ambrose, A.Manson. 
 
 Board of Examiners. —A. Savage, J. D. L. Ambrose, W. £. 
 Brunet, H. R. Gray, A. Manson, with the President ex officio 
 member of the Board. 
 
 Colleoe of Physicians and Surgeons for Lower Canada. 
 —Dr. Scott, President ; Dr. Weilbrenner and Dr. R. H. Russell, 
 Vice-Presidents ; Dr. Tessier and Dr. Rottot, Secretaries ; Dr. 
 H. Blanohet, Registrar and Treasurer. 
 
 Board of Governors. 
 
 For the CUvof Montreal :—Dtb. G. S. Fenwick, Robillardi 
 Trudel, Scott^ Peltier, Howard, Smallwood. Rottot. 
 
 For the District of Montreal :— Drs. Chamberlin, Lavellde, 
 Bngham, Weilbrenner, Duchesneau, Gibson, Church. 
 
 For the City of Quebec:— Dn. J. Bte. Blanchet, Tessier, 
 Sewell, Landry, R.J.Ru8sell,Robitaille, Jackson, H. Blanchet. 
 
 For the District of Quebec : — Drs. Theodore Charest, M.P., 
 Miohaud, T4tu, Marmette^arue, Dub6, Boudreau. 
 
 For the District of St. Francis :— Drs. Worthington, Gilbert, 
 Hamilton. 
 
 For the District of Three Rivers :— Drs. Ross, M. P., A, G. 
 Fenwick, Landry. 
 
 School of Medicine and Surgery of Montreal.— Faculty 
 of Medicine of the University of Victoria College in Montreal.— 
 E. H. Trudel, M.D., Prof, of Midwifery and the Diseases of 
 Women and Children ; J. G. Blbaud, M D., Prof, of Anatomy ; 
 Pierre Munro, M.D.; Prof, of Surgery ; J. E. Coderre, M.D., 
 Prof, of Materia Medica and Therapeutics ; President. P. Beau- 
 bien, M.D., Prof, of the Theory and Practice of Medicine ; Thos. 
 D. D'Orsennens, M.D., Prof, of Chemistry and Pharmacy; H. 
 Peltier, M.D., Prof, of the Institutes and Medicine ; Dr. J. P. 
 Rottot, Prof, of Medical Jurisprudence; Dr. A. Bousseau, Prof, 
 of Botany; Dr. G. Grenier, Demonstrator of Anatomy: Dr. 
 Munro, Clinical Surgery ; Dr. Rottot, Clinical Medicine ; Dr. H. 
 Peltier, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
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 Montreal General Hospital.— William Molson, Esq., Pre- 
 sident ; Peter Redpath, Yioe-President ; Charles Alexander, 
 Treasurer ; R. P. Howard, M.D., Secretary. 
 
 Committee of Management. — A. Ferguson, Chairman ; Wm. 
 Lunn, Mr. Justice F. W. Torrance, Archibald Ferguson, Chas. 
 Alexander, W. F. Kay, Thos. Cramp, A. Robertson, R. S^uir, 
 Wm. Clendenning, G. Moffatt, John Molson. 
 
 ConetUting Phyaieian8.—J>TS. G. W. Campbell, R. Craik, and 
 W. Sutherland. 
 
 Attending Phyeiciam.^Dra, Scott Howard, Wright, MaoGal- 
 lum, Reddyi Drake, Fenwiok^ and G. Ross. 
 
 Resident Staff,— T. G. Roddick, M.D., house surgeon ; Clarence 
 J. H. Chipman, A.M.. M.D., assistant house surgeon ; Mr. J. 
 Cameron, house apothecary ; £d. Russell, steward ; Miss A. 
 Forbes, matron. 
 
 Hours for Medical Advice. 11 o'clock a.m. daily. Hours for 
 friends visiting the sick, 3 till 4 o'clock daily. 
 
 Montreal Homosopathio Dispensary.— 188 Great St James 
 Street— Open daily from 12 to 1 o'clock. Physician, Dr. Wan- 
 less ; Secretary and Treasurer, F. E. Grafton. 
 
 Hotel-Dibu, Montreal.— Sister Marie Pag6, Superioress ; 
 I A Professors of tiie French School of Medicine, physicians. 
 
 ' rvERsmr Lyinq-in-Hospital.— First Directress, Mrs. Mol- 
 son; Second Directress, Mrs. Ostell; Secretary, Mrs. Fraser; 
 Treasurer, Mrs. Macdonald ; matron and midwife, Mrs. Han- 
 nah : D. McCallum, M.D., professor of midwifery. McGill Uni- 
 versity, physician and accoucheur ; consulting physicians, the 
 Medical Faculty of McGill University. 
 
 Montreal Dispensary.— President, Wm. Workman, Esq. ; 
 Vice-Presidents, H. Nelson, Stanley Bagg ; Treasurer, T. A. 
 Evans ; Secretary, Gkorge Wilkins, M.D., M.R.C.S» England. 
 
 Attendifiq Phyaiciane.—Dra. F. W. Campbell, G. P. Girdwood, 
 E. H. Treimolme, 0. C. Sewell, W. Gardner, R. Thompson, G. 
 Wilkins. 
 
 ConetUting Phmiciane.—DTa. Wright, Howard, Hingston, 
 Craik, Leprohon, Fenwick, Boyer, Peltier, and Smallwood. 
 
 Committee of Afanooemen^.— Hon. M. Laframboise, Dr. Lep- 
 rohon. Messrs. P. D. Browne, C 0. PerrauU, Major Mills, Wm. 
 Clendinnen^, A. McGibbon, H. MulhoUand, G. H. Frothingham, 
 and J. Ferrier, Jr. 
 
 Dental Board of Examiners of the Province of Quebec— 
 Incorporated March 30th, 1869.— A. Bernard, President ; W. 
 George Beers, Secretary ; C. Brewster, Treasurer ; L. J. B.. 
 Leblano, Registrar. 
 
 P. BaiUargeon, Quebec ; J. H. Webster, and C. Brewster, 
 Montreal ; J. McKee, H. Ross and T. A. Venner, Quebec ; L. J. 
 B. Leblano, Montreal. 
 
 Drain FipMi, Ac, OOFLAND ft MoLABSK,-8oe page 22 
 
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 SILKS, BRBSS GOODS & MERINOS, at CHJBAPSIDB 
 437 4c 489 Notre Bame St., A, A. IIIURPHY. 
 
 136 
 
 STAMP DUTIES. 
 
 CONSULS AND VICE-CONSULS. 
 
 Argentine Republic, H. Chapman, J. P., St. John Street 
 
 Austrian-Hangarian Empire, E. SchuItE, 61 St. Salpioe Street. 
 
 Bel^an, Jesse Joseph, 873 Snerbrooke. 
 
 Chili Republic, George B. Day, 13 Hospital Street. 
 
 Danish, J. F. Wulfif, 370 St. Paul Street. 
 
 French Gonsul-General, Monsieur Chevalier, Quebec. 
 
 French Vice-Consul, P. E. Picault, M. D., Notre Dame Street. 
 
 Italian, A. M. F. Gianelli, 15 Place d'Armes. 
 
 Norway and Sweden Vice-Consul, J. F. Wulflf, 370 St. Paul St. 
 
 German Empire^ W. C. Munderloh, 61 St Sulpice Street 
 
 Oriental Republic of the Uruguay, F. W. Henshaw, 6 Hospital 
 
 Street 
 Peru Republic. Gtoorge B. Day, 13 Hospital Street 
 Spanish Consul-General for the Dominion, J. M. de Satrustique, 
 
 Quebec. 
 Spanish Vice-Consul, J. L. Leprohon, M. D., 51 St. Radegonde 
 
 Street 
 United States Consul- General for B. N. A. Provinces, W. A. 
 
 Dart ; Vice- Consul General^ J as. R. Reynolds, 145 St James 
 
 Street. "^ 
 
 United States Consuls —QrWb. W. Swift, Windsor; Samuel D. 
 Pace, Samia ; R. S. Chilton, Clifton; A. C. Phillips, Fort Erie ; 
 A. D. Shaw, Toronto ; Edwin Vaughan, Coaticook ; S. B. Hance, 
 Kingston ; Clifford S. Sims, Prescott ; Freeman N. Blake, Ham- 
 ilton; Almon A. Thompson, Goderich; William H. Harman, 
 St Johns, Q. 
 
 CANADIAN STAMP DUTIES. 
 
 On Bills of Exchanget Drafts^ and Promissory Notes, 
 
 In computing the Duty, it must be borne in mind that any 
 interest payable at matunty with the principal, is to be counted 
 part of the amount. 
 
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 Over 25 and not exceeding. . ..$ 50 
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ADVERTISEMBNT. 
 
 187 
 
 Lew^is & Co. 
 
 WHOJLESALB 
 
 Importers and Manufacturers of 
 
 IMPROVED ESSENCES, 
 
 Pomades t Oils, ^c, &€. 
 
 A.IJSO, 
 
 VORCESTERSHIRE SIOCE, 
 
 co:r3^3s:e& 
 
 Hospital & St John Sts. 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 THE 
 
 M ttimi^ flint 
 
 OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON. 
 
 CAPITAL TWO MZLLZONS STBSBLQTa. 
 
 iPi^B i>LJ\ri> ziiPM iJ\rsir!RAJ\rcj^. 
 
 Queen Insurance Buildings, Dale Street, Liverpool; 
 
 Queen Insurance Building^s, Gracechurch btreet,(City) London; 
 
 Queen Buildings, 191 & 193 St. James Street, Montreal. 
 
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 Adyantages Offered by the Company. 
 
 If an Insurer desires to discontinue his policy, he may, after two 
 years, at any time have a surrender value (never less than 85 per 
 cent, of the premiums) i>aid. 
 
 Or, at most ages, obtain ^free fuid-up policy iat the total amount 
 of the premiums paid, together with any bonus which may have been 
 added. 
 
 Premiums may be paid yearly, half-yearly, or quarterly ; and under 
 a special table, a very low premium for the first five years may be 
 paid, without leaving a debt on the policy. 
 
 Or, only one-half of the premiums may be paid for the first few 
 years, the unpaid half premium remaining at a debt, at 6 per cent 
 interest, extinguishable at pleasure. 
 
 Or, a higher premium may be paid for a term of years, and then 
 payments cease altogether, the policy still being in full force, and 
 participating in its proper share of profits 
 
 The policies contain no unnecessary restrictions as to Fore'f^ resi- 
 dence and travelling. 
 
 They are unchallengeable except when actual firaud is proved. 
 
 Policies may be made payable during lifetime at specified ages, or 
 earlier in event of death. 
 
 One-third of the premiums of ordinary whole Life Assurances may 
 be allowed to accumulate as a debt at interest, extinguishable at 
 pleasure or at death. 
 
 A. MACKENZIE FORBES, 
 
 Resident Secretary^ Montreal, 
 
ADVERTISBMBNT. 
 
 139 
 
 THOS. D. HOOD, 
 
 FIRST PRIZE 
 
 llpljipi Ip^ ip^lll^ 
 
 FACTORY— 84 Champ-de-Mars Street 
 SHOW ROOMS— 183 St. James St 
 
 A SUPERIOR CLASS OF 
 
 SQUARE AND UPEiaHT 
 
 Coistantly on Hand; and a Ckoitie ABSortment of 
 
 Of American Maufacture, at Low Prices. 
 
 21^" Second hand Pianos taken in exchange ; and 
 Repairs promptly attended to. 
 
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 140 
 
 ADVERTISBMEI7T. 
 
 GODFROI CHAPLEAU, 
 
 DoninoK Sin iamactost. 
 
 FIRE PROOF SAFES, 
 
 WELDED STEEL AND IRON 
 
 Bxirglar Proof Safes 
 
 AND 
 
 FIRE & BURGLAR PROOF SAFES 
 
 Also, Iron Vault Linings, Burglar Proof Vault Doors, Fire Proof 
 Doors, Iron Shutters, Iron Doors for Public Buildin^^s, Messen- 
 ger's Chests and Deed Boxes, Cell Doors and Gratings, Jail, 
 Safe, Bank and Store Door Locks, also. Iron Bridges 
 and Girders, &c„ &c., 
 
 A large 11X11)11)61 of Seoond-Saiid Safes, 
 
 Of different Makers, always on hand, which will be sold Cheap. 
 
 Also, Mannfaotnrer of Stone Gatten* Teolsi 
 
 Office — 320 8U Itdwrenee Main Mtreet f 
 JFadory— Comer of Ontario A 8U (Jharlea JBorronhe 8ts,, 
 
 M:ONTRKA.rj* 
 
ADVBRTI8BMSNT. 
 
 141 
 
 P. D. BROWNE, 
 
 18 aSSAT ST. JAXBS STBBST, 
 
 (PPPOSITE J^A ^ANqUB DU JPeUPLE,) 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 Negotiable commercial paper discounted. Advances made on 
 warehouse receipts, stocks, bonds, and all negotiable securities. Col- 
 lections made on all parts of the Dominion and the United States. 
 Greenbacks, Gold, Silver, and U. S. Bonds, and all uncurrent money 
 bought and sold on most liberal terms. lo per cent, municipal bonds 
 and farm mortgages foi sale. 
 
 » ^>» ■ 
 
 JOHN MeDOUGALL, 
 
 3|[intHjjl(t, l^i/nUt mA ^ukhhi 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
 ENGINES AND BOILERS, 
 
 FBZlirCB BTTBB ICLL STONES, 
 
 SI. Gabriel Zochs, - MOJSrZI^EAZ. 
 
 
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 ADVERTISBMENT. 
 
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 MONTREAL STEAM LAUNDRY. 
 
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 P. B. FERGUSON & CO., 
 
 TiROtPldl^TOfdS. 
 
 -o:o- 
 
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 PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO 
 
 If I wll I lllll 
 
 111 
 
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 As we have Superior Imported Machines. 
 
 -co- 
 
 Great care taten iltli all Fancy WorL 
 
 STEAMSHIP AND STEAMBOAT WASHINO 
 
 Done on the Shortest Notice, 
 
 2^ St. Ui\bain Sti^eet, 
 
ADVERTISEMBNT. 
 
 148 
 
 S. E. OII«BERTy 
 
 
 ONTREAL. 
 
 .X4"Lr7A.OTT7RBXl OF 
 
 STUM ENGINES MD BOILERS, 
 
 Bea77 Forgings and Castings, 
 IBO^ /S^jHTP ^ BRIDGE WORK, 
 
 SA^ AOLLS, aZUST MILLS, ST7aAE FAO- 
 
 TORXaS, TAmffiBISS, A17D 8ABS 
 
 BZTRAOT FAOTOBZBS. 
 
 ALSO, 
 
 ^o/flf Crushers and Separators, 
 
 l&«@p Woll ^ym^tff Plp^s ftcid Tubins* 
 
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 144 
 
 ADVBRTISEBIBNT. 
 
 BBTABLiamED 1839. 
 
 ^#M1I W##ll ^ fii#lf » 
 
 AGENTS FOR THE 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Lnporten of 
 
 Fill jBWlLIilEl 
 
 AND 
 
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 32S NOTRE DAME STREET, 
 
 Third Door West of French Cathedral. 
 
 ]KKPA1RIN« PmOMPTIiT ATTKHBEB TO. 
 

 BANKS IN CANADA, 
 
 With their Ageneit, 
 
 Plaois. NiiiKB OF Banks. 
 
 Offiokrs. 
 
 AlnwnU Merchants of F. A. W. Lister, agent 
 
 Amprior B. N. America Patrick Robertson, agent. 
 
 Barrie Commerce R. 0. Jennings, agent 
 
 Toronto D. Campbell, manager 
 
 BarkervUtej B.O.B. N- America G. M. Morris, agent 
 
 Beauhamoi9 Merchants of C A. DeMartigny, 
 
 BelUviUe Montreal P,. Richardson, manager 
 
 Royal Canadian . • W^. R. Dean, mccaager 
 Merchants of C. ... iindw. Thotr^son, manager 
 
 Berlin ^.... do. Chas. Crockall, agent 
 
 Boumcmioillek* . . .Qntahio D. Fi^bor, ( Mhier 
 
 BraWtfwrd . .... •§• N. America A. Robert'on, mannger 
 
 Commerce ^*^' Plummer, r anager 
 
 Montreal .S. Read, manai(r<^t 
 
 BroekviUe Monjbreal H. E. Knowles, >ec'g-mgr. 
 
 Brampton MeropaUts of C D. Kem r nf^ent, 
 
 CoUingtoood Ogmmerce.. J. MoM «(;t<if, manager 
 
 ChathaHfiij OfU> . . .R;oyal Canadian .. .A. Kick irdhon, manager 
 
 Commerce > W. S. Ireland, manager 
 
 Merchants of C Robt. N. Rogers, manager 
 
 Clinton Royal Cdnadian. . • • M. Lough, agent 
 
 Cobourg MontreiU C. Brongh, manager 
 
 Toronto. J. H. Ro!)er, manager 
 
 a>yal Canadian,. . . Alfired 8towe, agent 
 ontroal. Neil Mol^an, agent 
 
 CowamvUie Bastem Townships. W. J. Bnggs, manager 
 
 DunnffiU0 i .J* w^ .B. N. America R. Steren, agent 
 
 Dundae. . ..'..... .Commerce C. S. Rninsey, agent 
 
 ; . .Montreal.. • ....... .W. P. Newmann, agent 
 
 Elora 
 
 Merchants of C^ 
 Ferpne *, Montrei^. 
 
 MerchaiktsofC 
 
 . William Kinsley, agent 
 <>. D. Ferguson, a«ent 
 
 Fredericktont ... B. Ni America. . . .J. G. Orchard, agent 
 
 Qalt Conanneroe. Q. Q. Patterson, manager 
 
 . , , M<^rohaiits (^ 0. • . i . Willia9i Cooke, manager 
 
 Rdyal C^^adiifti . . J. Cavers, manager 
 Ooderieh"* .v. ; . . .Mimtk^al. ........ .J. H. Finlay, agent 
 
 Ooifi^eree A. M. Ross, manager 
 
 Qmlph. i ...... ; . iMon^Ml. . ^ ....... .J. Robertson, manager 
 
 OntaHer < .......... .B. Morris, manager 
 
 Ooimtte^ i i ; V. k . . .0. W. Semdtlsnds, ofran'gr. 
 Hcdifaxt N.S . • • .Ontario ,.;........ .Pdoples Bank, agent 
 
 Montreatl.. . • . ; B. p. Jbnes. agem 
 
 g. N, America'. 4 . . .Jundei Goldie, ndan^r 
 . If.* Ataieriea. . . . JaUr. ftobertson, manager 
 
 Fire Britfrit FiM (Hay, fte.i OCMiAim * Xt)LABllr,-8iid ptge 211 
 
 ; 
 
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 For « ffood a«sortpi«i»t oC W^TT Clooihi «• to Ckeapalde 
 437 6c 439 Notre Bmmo St., A* A. JHURPHY. 
 
 146. 
 
 BANKS IN CANADA. 
 
 Plages. Namrs of Banks. Offioebs. 
 
 Hamilton Montreal • - ; A. Maonider, manager 
 
 Merchants of G James Bancroft) manager 
 
 Royal Oanadkui... . W. G. Crawford, manager 
 
 Commerce G. R. Murray, manager 
 
 Ingersoll . . • • Niagara District* • -C- E. Cbadwick, agent 
 
 Merchants of .C.. . • .C. H. Sorley, agent 
 
 Kington B. N. America Jeffery Penfold, manager 
 
 Montreal H. M< Moore, manager 
 
 Merchants of C J. G. Maedonald, manager 
 
 Kincardiiie do. T. E. P. Trew, agent 
 
 Lindtay Ontario ....S. A. McMurray, manager 
 
 Merchants of C William Hamilton, agent 
 
 Montreid H. Dunsford, agent 
 
 Commerce E. W> Syer, manager 
 
 B. N. America Thomas Corsan, manager 
 
 Montreal. ......... .P. A. Despard, manager 
 
 Merchants of C • • • W. P. Harperf manager 
 
 Molsons Josejph Jeffrey, manager 
 
 ^ „ , ck>. ^' K* Morton, manager 
 
 Mitchell • • .Merchants of R. P. Preeman, agent 
 
 Mount Forest- . . .Ontario Geo. Hamilton, manager 
 
 Moncton .......... B. N. America . Weir, agent. 
 
 M/^wRDOAT SI^*B.Angus, gen. manager 
 
 MpinPBEiAL ; • - • I T. i^. Christian, asst. man. 
 
 Cett P. McGuUoch, cashier 
 
 J)u Peuple ....... .a. a. Trottier, cashier 
 
 MoLSOMS . .. . ■ ..... p. W. Thomas^ cashier 
 
 Jacques Cabtieb . . H. Cotte^asbier 
 Mrboh. of Can* ..jackspnRae, cashier 
 Peoples B'k, HaPx. Ontario Bank, agents 
 
 Bw AmArina S 0. McNab, gon. manager 
 . N. America. . . { ^ ^ ^hriniley, manager 
 
 2uebec J. B. Renny, manager 
 a B'k Nationale* • J. S. Paquet,. manager 
 Commerce ........ .W. Simpson, manager 
 
 juondon . . ..y. < 
 
 Morriehurg . . • 
 
 Montreal 
 
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 Metropolitan ...» ... .A. S. Hoicks, cashier 
 
 Exchange Bank* * • :». A. Oamppell, cashier 
 Toronto ..... ..».>,. - .Duncan Coulson, manager 
 
 Ontarip.v. . . . ..^/...iJo^in'' Smart, managei' 
 
 Upion Bank of I^.C^Fre^* Nash, manager 
 
 Eo^al Cinadian. , . .jwjUiMii Sache, niaiiager 
 Mechanics f^apk* .•^A* .MMSon, man. director 
 NiMiariarpi8tiip|;t . OntaiNo Bank, agents 
 
 ,, Basten]f?^pi!riJ8hu»9-.Bfi9kt^)Montreal, agents 
 
 Napanee.., . I'.V. .Mercbai:^. of Or* f rrAI^x* omith, manager 
 ^ . B. N. Anierio.<^' r • • • R^ A. jLeslie, agent 
 
 Newcaatle, 2V.B.*^Mentreiaf • • . .P. E. Winsiow, agent 
 
 Newmarket »* f .. .Mor^^ts pf Q.,. . . .J. Cawbree, agent 
 RoFaVCi^aaiaB****!^* vvwtbra, agent 
 
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 V. Y. 4 Bofton FiA&o-ForU OOk 43HI Xotrt J>aiii»*ifc.Htoe pftg« 10 
 
 WIBfc.,.,, 
 
BlMk IMIiiiftwliid IXM. 
 
 €o. 1^. W»Menkikm.iiiri -A|reiiit 
 
 See page 20* 
 
 BANKS IN GANADAJ 
 
 147 
 
 Pla<7B8. 'Names of Banks- Offiobbs. * 
 
 OrangevUUf Oommerce .T* T. OWet, mantig^it 
 
 Merchants of G ..... A. M. I^irklandt agent 
 
 Oshawa Ontario ...G.Holland, manager 
 
 Ottawa .... * B N. America A G. Kelty, manager 
 
 , yuionBankofL.G..D.S.Ea«twoody manager 
 
 ..H»>u . Montreal.. A. Drummond* manager 
 
 >&*.p Quebec H. V. Noel, Manager 
 
 ^iiui'.- Ontario. J. H. Woodman, manager 
 
 LaB'k Nationals. Sam. B^noit, manager 
 
 Merchants of Thomas Kirby, manager 
 
 Owen Sound . . . . .Molsons . . Thos. J. Joy, manager 
 
 Merchants of 0. ... .J. Pottenger, agent 
 
 Paris B.N. America . . . . . John Girnegie, agent 
 
 Pembroke. »»'..>. Qaeheo .J. Walker, agent 
 
 Merchants of G Hector Fraser, agent 
 
 Ontario '— *^, manager 
 
 Perth Montrefkl R. J. Drummond, agent 
 
 Merchants of G . . . • James Gray* agent 
 
 Peterborough . . . .Ontario^ .G. E. Shaw, manager 
 
 Toronto ........... .J. M.Htnith, manage]^ 
 
 Montreal F. J. T$te, acting agent 
 
 Gomiberce J. B. Hall, manager 
 
 Royal Canadian • . . R. M. O^rilvie, agent 
 
 Picton . . i Montreal ....... .^ .. S. J. Stammers, agent 
 
 Port Hope Ontario .. I ...... ^ ^ < G. H. G. MoVitty, manafr 
 
 Toronto ^ ..... i .-. '. '. .A.Morgan Go8by,m9,xiager 
 Montreal ..... . .... M. Heaton, agent 
 
 Port Perry ..... .Ontario. ^ . . . A. G. Mowbray, manager 
 
 Preacott . k...../. Merchants of G. . . .J. F^ ^arper, agent 
 Quebec. .* ; •• . « . . .Qurbeo ..;........< ■ Jas^' Stiavenson, cashier 
 
 If" '^Commerce.. ;....... Uniiin Rank of L.G. ag'ts. 
 
 , B. N, America G. F. Smith, manager. 
 
 • '^ ; Eastern Townsl^ips . Quebed Bank, agents 
 ' ' «">^* r Montreal ..... ... •. Ji Porteous, manager 
 
 , ;• > u i-i' City Baj[ifc. ..'..>. i'^Jnion Bank.of^L. C., ag'ts 
 
 ' ♦'»«"" v*'^Du Pe,al)le...*Vk...Ban<iue.'NirtJonale, ligentii 
 
 (<> ' n^iu Toronto...... >•• .^Banque.Natfonale, agents 
 
 TTttiofi ^ank 91 Ii>G!,'Petei^ MacEW^n, cashier 
 Benfreuf. . . . ... ; : .B. N. AnieH^, v; . T. WWion, agent '; 
 
 Mer<$hflnts of C^ .... G. G. Mprgan. agent 
 
 «Sbrn»o. <*'4.'4.'.i.. Montreal •••/i^i.-.v.. Hon: A. Vidal, agent 
 
 Commerce....... -F. W. Holm^sted, mana'i: 
 
 Seaforth . t . ..... .RoyaJ Oianadian.. . .M. P. Hayes, a^ent " 
 
 Sherbrooke. .... .City Balik. . — — Wm. Addie, agent 
 
 ' Eastern Townships. Wm. Farwell, Jr., cashier 
 Simeoe. ......... .Commerce • . ..... H. Groff, agent 
 
 Montreal ......' — F. F. Blacfcadder, agent 
 
 Sor^ ..;........ i Merchants of G .... A. A. Tailon, agent 
 
 MoLson's A. D. Durnford, act man. 
 
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 48t A 489 Notre INiVie 8t,, A. A. MURPST. 
 
 148 
 
 BANKS IN CANADA, 
 
 Plaoks. Namrs of Banks. Offk^sbb. 
 
 Stan^tead .Bastern Townships. A. P. Ball, manacer 
 
 St. Andreu}§ B* N. Amerioa Jt S> Oarneffiei agent. 
 
 St. CaMerinM. . . .Niaoaba Distbiot. C, M. Amoldy eashier. 
 
 gnebeo. W.T. Benson, manager 
 ommer^e .H. C Barwio^, manager 
 
 Ontario Niaf^apist Bank, agents 
 
 St. Johntt Q--** • Merchants of 0** • ^ ^ W. L. Marler, agent 
 
 St. JohfUy N.B. . .Montreal W. Munro, acting mana'gr 
 
 a* N. America* . . . .T. Maclellan, manager 
 
 . , Quebec *...... Bank of New Brunswick 
 
 St. J6nn»t N»F. * •Quebec U* B. of NewfoancUand 
 
 Montreal*.... ...... do* do. 
 
 B. N. America do. do. 
 
 St. SvaciiUK^ . . . .Merchants of C H. Barbean, agent 
 
 St. Marp Montreal R. Hillyard, agent 
 
 St. StepMMyN.B.u. N. America. • • • • J. 8.. Iiockie, agent 
 
 Quebec • Bank of New Brunswick 
 
 St. Tkomaa Merchants of G A. M^ Orombie, agent 
 
 Molsons Xhs. Blakeney, manager 
 
 Stratf^j^^^***.* * .Montreal J. Hogg, agent 
 
 "' Merchants of 0. H. Aansom, agent 
 
 Hoyal Canadian... « J. Young, agent 
 
 Strathrov .Commerce J. S. Small, manager 
 
 Three Btvere* . . . .Quebec. John McDougall, agent 
 
 Union Bank of L. C . John V. W oolsejr, agent 
 TUaonbwgh Merenants of C R. W. Cresswell, ) 
 
 Merenants of C B* W^ Cresswell, agent 
 
 lager 
 G[0BONTo .Geqrei^ Qague, cashier 
 
 Toronto .Molsons. ^. J. Didles, manager 
 
 rM Qague, cash 
 CoM|(EBOB .R. S. Strathy, cashier 
 
 .yk- 
 
 Merchants of C • • • • A. Cameron, mtinager 
 
 Ontario A. Kshor, manager 
 
 B. N. An^erica Samuel Taylor, manager 
 
 Montreal W. J. Buchanan, mana'gr 
 
 City Bank.. •..«•... .J. J., M|Gculloch, agent 
 
 Quebec. . . .. -f D. R. Wilkie, manager 
 
 ^ Royal Canadian • * -T* McCraken, cashier 
 
 Trenton^ Commovce. .^. .... . . .Wm. Smith, manager 
 
 Victorich (V.l.) • -B. N. Amenca. . .,.£[. A. Tuso^ manager 
 
 Montreal v • • • • $^. Pf British Columbia 
 
 Waterloo, Ont • . .Merchants of (X.Sr.jb. SvMorodith, a8«nt 
 
 Waterloot Q Eastern Township? W. U. Parmalee, mana'gr 
 
 Walkerton .Merchants of Cv...A*Sproat, agent 
 
 Whitbu ..........' Royal Canadian * • • . A. Richardson,, agent 
 
 Ontario. ....Thos. Bow, manager 
 
 WindaoTf Ont» . . .Molsons .....CD. Grasett, manager 
 
 Merchants^of C. .. .H. R. Morton, agept 
 
 Woodetoek. . « . . « .Commerce * . W. A. Sampson, manager 
 
 Royal Canadian.. . . J. M. Bums, manager 
 
 Winnipeg, Man- .Merchants of C P. McArthur, agent 
 
 Ontario Thomas Dow, manager 
 
 H.Tj k Boftfii VlMi^V«rte Go. 418 Notre OaMOHiU— 8oo page 10 
 
Black Ili*ni«Bd If .S. Ooia €•• F.IT. HettsliaWy Asenil 
 
 See PMW SO. 
 
 BANES IN CANADA. 
 
 149 
 
 FOIIBIGN AGENTS. 
 
 PLAOBB. Names of Banks. Ofpiobbs. 
 
 „ , C Head office, Bankers : B'k 
 
 London, EntfumaJB, N> Amerioa. . < of England, and Qlynn, 
 
 ( Mills, Ourrie <& Co. 
 
 Toronto City Bank, London 
 
 Commerce Bank of Scotland, London 
 
 Merchants of C London Joint Stock Bank 
 
 ! Union Bank of London, 
 and Messrs. Roberts, 
 Lubbock & Co. 
 Exchange Alliance Bank, (limited). 
 
 iBank of Montreal, 27 Lom- 
 bard St., London, Fred. 
 Gondry, secretary 
 
 Quebeo Union Bank of Loxidon 
 
 (National Bank of Scot- 
 Royal Canadian.. < land, London, and its 
 
 ( agencies 
 
 City Bank Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. 
 
 Jacques Cartier. . . -Glsm, Mills, Currie & Co. 
 Niagara District- . .Boeanauet, Salt & Co. 
 
 Da Peuple. Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. 
 
 Ontario ; . . . B'k of Montreal, London 
 
 iu-»i./^»a /City Bank, London, and 
 
 ^ohpia { Glyn, Mills, Currie* Co. 
 
 ^LSJer^cSSadf I ^^-^on and County Bank 
 
 Birminaham B. N. America.. |To£Jj^S?/B?ikhi*Cor^^ 
 
 D • * 7 "n XT !».««;«. J "West of England A South 
 
 ■Bristol B. N. America. . . ( Wales District Bank 
 
 w I I * ^ -a -nr a ».«..««. J Wolverhampton and Staf- 
 WolverJuxmpton. .R. N, Amenoa. . . { fordshire Bank 
 
 I Manchester A Salford B'k 
 
 Manehetter B. N. America. . . ^ and 
 
 i Union B 'nk of Manchester 
 
 Liverpool* ...... .B. N. America. Bank of Liverpool 
 
 Montreal Bank of Liverpool 
 
 Commerce Bank of Liverpool 
 
 !( National Bank of Scotland 
 . . . .B. N. America.. . \ Bank of Scotland 
 ( Royal Bank of Scotland 
 
 Montreal Brit. Linen Co. & branches 
 
 Merchants of C The Bank of Scotland 
 
 Gore National Bank of Scotland 
 
 Commerce Bank of Scotland 
 
 S National Bank of Scotland 
 Royal Bank of Scotland 
 Bank of Scotland 
 
 Edinburgh 
 
 and 
 Scotland 
 
 Bxeayaton Wheel-Barrows, *a, Ctopland ft MeLareii,-8ee p. 92 
 
437 Sc 439 Notre l>aiiie8t«f A. A. MVRPltY. 
 
 150 
 
 BANKS IN CANV^DA. 
 
 Plages. Naves of Banks. 
 
 Offioebs. 
 
 Glasgow* Commerce Bank of Scotland 
 
 ( Provincial B'lc of Ireland 
 
 OMin, Jreland. .B,N. Am.ric.. ] g^^riltSfSf !«&* 
 
 ^ iBanii of Ireland 
 CitrBank National Bank 
 
 n^voi no*iik<i;on J Ulster Banking Company 
 Royal Canadian..} and their agents 
 
 Belfast Gore Northern Banking Co. 
 
 B* N. A merica Provincial B'k oflreland 
 
 Paris i . . B. N. Aitnerioa Maroaard, Andr^ <& Co. 
 
 Titiffnin MAitfrAAi J Farmers' and Mechanic's 
 
 r^T "' Montreal J National Bank 
 
 Chi^agOi HI Commerce Geo. C. Smith k Bro.,agts. 
 
 Molsons Ist National Bank, agents 
 
 Montreal Wm. Richardson, man'r 
 
 New Torho, Commerce • Nat Bank of the Republic 
 
 Exchange Importers^&Trade's N.B'k 
 
 Tm>fl«ifA 5 Bank of Commerce and 
 
 ^<*'^*^^ { Bell&Smithers 
 
 :B. N. America... 
 
 Merchants of C.- 
 Montreal.. 
 
 John Paton and D. 
 Davidson, agents 
 
 B. 
 
 Nat. Bank of the Republic 
 
 CaldwellAshworth.broker 
 
 R. Bell and C. F. Smithers 
 
 and Bank of New York. 
 
 8uebec Maitland, Phelps & Co. 
 ityBank Bank of the Republic 
 
 Jacques Cartier • . . . Bank of the Republic 
 Mechafnics Bank- . -National Park Bank 
 Royal CanadiMi • . • - National Park Bank 
 Du Penple Nat. Bank of the Republic 
 
 fR.Bell and C.F. Smithers, 
 agents, and Nat. City 
 Bank 
 MnlflnnB J Jay, Cooko ACo., and the 
 
 "®"®'*« J National Park Bank 
 
 Niagara District. - -The Manhattan Bank 
 Union Bank of ( The National Park Bank 
 Lower Canada ( and Caldwell Ashworth 
 I National Bank of the Re- 
 
 Commeroe public, J.G. Harper and 
 
 ( J. H. Goadby, agents 
 
 BoHon B. N. America Merchants National Bank 
 
 Montreal Merchants National Bank 
 
 Commerce ....,...- Merchants National Bank 
 
 Molsons Foote <& French 
 
 City J^ank. Kidder, Peabody & Co. 
 
 Ontario .Tremont National Bank 
 
 Albanu Goie< • *. New York State Bank 
 
 .7. k Boiton Fiftno-Forte Oo. 499 Hotr9 Dam^-gt— See page 10 
 
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 Black DlamonA N.flk €>oal €o. F. W. KeiMbair^ Atfenf 
 
 See pair* M* •'*''' 
 
 BANKS IN CANADA. 
 
 161 
 
 Places. 
 
 Names of Banks. 
 
 Offiobbs. 
 
 Osweffo Toronto CityBaiik 
 
 Niagara Disiiict . . Oity Bank 
 
 Rochester Oore Rochester City Bank 
 
 Bvkfffdo. ..-.Niagara District. .Bank of Attica 
 
 Gore<.«A Bank of Attica 
 
 Minnfroai ( Farmcrs' and Rlcchanios* 
 
 **^'*"®*^ i National Bank. 
 
 Clevdand .Commerce Merchants National Bank 
 
 Molsons ■ Commercial Nat Bank 
 
 to JPranci#co...B. N.America... I %j^^^^«^ *"<* ^' ^' 
 
 Montreal Bank of British Columbia 
 
 BrttiahColumbiaMouixetA .Bank of British Columbia 
 
 Barkerville B. N, America. . . . .G. M. Morris, agent 
 
 India ^ ' 
 
 ja^nW ;•;;;;; [ Montreal |. . .Oriental Bank Corporation 
 
 Auatralia',.'.. J 
 
 New Zealand . . . .Montreal Bank of New Zealand 
 
 Bank op Montreal.— Established 1818.— Capital, $8,000,000. 
 
 Directors.— E. H. King. President; Hon. T. Ryan. M. L. C, 
 Vice-President ; Messrs. H. Thomas, D. Torrance, J. G. McKen- 
 sie, P. Redpath, G. W. Campbell, M.D., George Stephen ; R.B. 
 Angus, General Manager. 
 
 Days of Discount : Tuesdays aad Fridays. Dividends : Ist 
 June and Ist December. 
 
 Montreal Bank, Savings Bank Depabtmbnt.— Under the 
 management of Henry Vennor. 
 
 Open every lawful day, from 10 till 3 o'clock. 
 
 City Bank.— Capital, $1,200,000. 
 
 Board of Directors.— WiWisao. Workman, President ; John 
 Grant, Vice-President; William MaoDonald, E. Simpson, R. 
 Moat. 
 
 Officers.— V. MacCulloch, Cashier ; Robert Mills, accountant ; 
 C. J. Scott, paying teller ; L. Mathewson, receiving teller ; John 
 J. MacCulloch, Discount clerk ; D. Kennell, deposit Ledger ; 
 John Mathewson, jr., and Fredk. Ruthven, clerks ; James 
 Maclea, messenger; Thomas Lynch, porter. 
 
 Days of Discount : Mondays and Tuesdays. Dividends : 1st 
 June and Ist December. 
 
 Merchants' Bank of CANADA.-^Places d'Armes.— Capital, 
 $6^,000. " ■ 
 
 Directors.— Eugh Allan, President ; E. Atwater, Vice-Presi- 
 dent; Jackson Rae, Cashier; Andrew Allan, A. Roy, W. F. 
 Kay, D. Masson, H. MaoKenzie. 
 
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 BAl^KS IN CAN APA. 
 
 Bank of British North Ambrioa.— Bstablished in 1836. 
 Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1840— Paid up Capital, £1,000,000 
 sterling.— Head Offioe : London, England. 
 
 COURT or directors in LONDON. 
 
 Carter, J. 
 Lubbock, Frederick 
 
 Glynn, Richard H. 
 Hume, W. Burnley 
 Kingsford, J. J. 
 Phlfpotts, A. H. 
 Ranking, John 
 Robertson, J. Murray 
 
 Brooking, Thomas H. 
 Carter, Robert 
 Farrar, Henry Richard 
 Gillespie, Alex. 
 
 Secretary in London.—'R.W* Bradford. 
 
 BBAD OFJriOB IN THE COLONIES. 
 
 St. James Street, Montreal. 
 General Manager.—ChKtlea McNab. 
 
 MQNTREAL BRANCH* 
 
 Local Board— ^oik, James Ferrier, Geo. Moffatt. 
 Manager— B,, R. Grindley. Impector—Wm. C. Grindley. 
 Days of Discount : Wednesdays and Saturdays. 
 
 La Banqub du Peuplb.— Capital, $2,000,000. 
 
 Head Office MonirMl.— John Fratt, President. • 
 
 Direetor».—C. S. Cherrier, Nelson Davis, J. F* Sinoennes, B. 
 H. LeMoine, G. S. Brush, C. J. Coursol, A. A* Trottier, cashier. 
 
 0Mcer8.-% Fqumier, accountant; A. Meroile, pajdng teller ; 
 R. Terroux, receiving teller ; L. Diipuy, discount clerk ; James 
 J. Bogue, assistant accountant ; L. J. Lamontagne, derk ; J. 
 Hennessey, assistant discount clerk ; C. F« Papineau, notary ; 
 0. Lamothe, clerk : H. Bourdon, messenfter. 
 
 Days of Discount : Tuesdays and Fridays. Dividends : 1st 
 March, and 1st September. 
 
 RoTAL Canadian Bank, Montreal.— Wm Saohe, manager; 
 C. B. Grasett, accountant ; E. N. Hubert, teller ; J. H. Nichols, 
 jr., ledger keeper. 
 
 Discount every day. 
 
 MoLSONS Bank.— Wm. Molson, President ; John Molson 
 Vice-Presidant ; J. H. R. Molson, Thos. Workman, E. Hudon, 
 Thos. Cramp. T. J. Olaxtun. 
 
 Offieere,—T, Wolferstan Thomas, cashier ; James EUiot, ac- 
 countant ; A. B. Glass, assistant accountant : John Breen, paying 
 teller ; J. H. Bell, receiving teller: H. C. Brewer, discount 
 clerk ; C. A. KingtCoUectioi^^ clerk; Geo Inglis and G. A. Cowan, 
 ledger keepers: w. H. Bethune. W. J. Kestin, A. L. Thomas 
 G. H. Cross, F. A. Bethune, olerk^; Joseph Walkley and J. 
 Daxcm, Messengers. 
 
 Days (^Discount : Tuesdays and Fridays* 
 
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 BANKS IN OANADA. 
 
 168 
 
 La Bakqur Jaoquks Oartirr.— Oi^piUl. $8^000,000. 
 
 (Me«r«.— H. Ootid, oMhier; D. W. Broixety paying teller |F. 
 B. Lafleur, 1st reeeiying teller ; L. 0, LaCasse, 2nd recemiig 
 teller ; M. Boarret and J. H. A. Beaalieu, dept. ledger keepen ; 
 J. A. Manseau, accountant ; F* X. Lanuiier, discount clerk : 
 A. Oinq-Mars, assistant accountant ; OnarleBAreoldi, aspistknt 
 discount olerk ; J. Leblano, messenger. •' 
 
 MRCffANios' BANK.—St. James street— Capital, $1,000,000. 
 
 Directors,— W, Shanley, President ; A. Molson, Vice-Presi- 
 dent and Managing Director ; John Atkinson, C. J. Brydges, 
 P. L. Godfrey, M.D. ; J. flempsted, accountant; G. Varey, 
 discount clerk ; S. Pazton« teller; F. G. Varey, ledger olerk; 
 J. Auger, clerk ; Jno. Tasker, messenger. 
 
 Union Bank of Lower Canada.— Capital. |2,OQO,QQO. 
 
 Head Office^ Qii«(ec.— Peter MacBwen, eaehter. 
 
 Montreal Branch.— "Fved. Nash, manager : J- H. Cartwright, 
 accountant : C. A. Boxer, discount and exchange clerk ; G. S. 
 Anderson, teller; G. H. Henshaw, jr., ledger keeper; T. D. 
 Chapperton, messenger. ' 
 
 Discount every day. 
 
 QuBBEO BANK.—Capitat, 93,500,000. 
 
 Bead OSice, Qu^ec-^Jna. SteyensoD} oashier. 
 
 Discount every day. 
 
 Bank of Toronto.— D. Coulson, mani^r; T* F. Tate, ae^ 
 oountfint ; E. D. Boswell, teller ; D. E, Cameron, assistant ae* 
 oountfint; J. R. MoKirdyi discount clerk; A. S. A- Smith, 
 ledger keeper; H. G. Evans, clerk ; Geo. Chapman^ messengoF. 
 
 Ontario Bank.— Capital, $2,500,000. 
 
 Head Q^e«, BowmanviUef {Mt.-^Hon. J. Simpson, President • 
 D. Fisher, oashier. 
 Montreal Branchy Place d^Armea.-'Jno. Smart, manager. 
 Days of Discount ; Mondays and Tuesdays. 
 
 Mrtrofolitan Bank.— St. James Street —Capital, $1,000^000. 
 
 Direeiora—aan. Bj. Stames, President; Maurice Cuvilliei:, 
 Vioe-Presidont; Hy. Judah, Esq., M. P. Ryan, Amable Jodoin, 
 fils, Samuel Waddell, Henry Hogaa. 
 
 OMeer».—A. 8. HinokSi cashier; G. H. R. Wainwright, ac*- 
 countant ; W. J. Fenwiok, teller ; T. J. de Landrecies, ledger 
 keeper; F. Brian, messenger. 
 
 Exohanos Bank of Canada.— Capital, $],000,00a _ , ,^^ 
 Head Office^ Montreal— M. H. Gault, President ; T- CaverhjU, 
 
 Vice-President; A. W. Ogilvie, T. Tiffin, E. K. Greene, W. 
 
 Rodden, Sir A. T. Gait, K.C.M.G. : R. A. Campbell, oashier. 
 
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 MEROANTILir. 
 
 Canadian Bank ovv^Coiiiibbob.— No. 10 Place d'Anaes. W. 
 Simpsoiii manager ^ K-.W. SqiyHe« aoconotant; J. Pancman, 
 toUer; X>- Rinseua, book-keeper ; F. H. Mathewson, disoountfl ; 
 t^ JDalton, meeseoger. 
 
 OiTT AND DisTBiOT Savings Bank.— 176 St James Street— 
 Hon. L. H. Holton. President ; Henry Judah, Vioe-President ; 
 A. M. Delisle* Henry Starnest H. Mulholland, Judge Berthelot, 
 A. LaRooquet fidward. Murphy* William Workman, and Edwin 
 Atwater, Directors ; E. J. ITaroeau, manager. 
 
 Open every lawful d«^ dnring banking hours. The Board 
 meets every Monday, t .Im^ .•>(!•<* 
 
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 ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES. 
 John Monk, Advocate, Si.St James Street 
 
 MERCANTILE. 
 
 DOMINION BOARD OF TRADE. u 
 
 President, Wm. McGiverin, Hamilton, 0. ; Vice-President,^. 
 Guy, Quebec, Q. 
 
 Sxecutive CouncU.ThomM Rimmer, Montreal, Q*; W. H. 
 Howland, Toronto, 0.; 0. H. Fairweather. St John, N. B.; 
 C. P. Smith, London, 0.; Hon. James Skead, Ottawa, 0. ; John 
 Carruthers, Kingston, 0. ; James Watson, Hi^nilton, Q* ; L. E. 
 Morin, Montreal, Q. 
 
 Treasurer, C. H. Gk>uld, Montreal, Q. ; Secretary, W. J. Pat- 
 terson, Montreal, Q. 
 
 Third Annual Meeting to be held in Ottawa on third Wednes- 
 day of January, 1873. 
 
 BOARD OF TRADE. 
 
 (Incorporated by Act of Parliament in 1842.) 
 
 Hugh McLennan. President ; Wm. Darling^ Vice-President; 
 John Kerry, Treasurer. 
 
 (7oiinct7.— Thomas Macduff, F. W. Henshaw, John Grant, D. 
 Robertson, M. P. Ryan, M.P., J. R. Thibadeau, L. E. Morin, L. 
 TourvUle. ■■i;^».^ t>ji»..i, :l 
 
 Board o/* Ar5»^ralton.— Peter Redpatfa, V. Hudon, J. M. 
 Young, J. McDougall, Andrew Allan, G. Moffatt A. W. Ogilvie, 
 H. Thomasj John McLennan, D. Torrance, T. Rimmer, H. Mul- 
 holland. 
 
 ICpfre^entaHve to Board of -4rt».— Henry Lyman; 
 W. J. Patterson, Secretary ; W* F, Johnston, Assist-Seoretary. 
 
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 INSURANCE COMPANIES. 
 
 156 
 
 CORN EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION. 
 ilneorporated by Act of Pariiamewt in 1863). 
 
 Committee of ManagemenL'-Vt. V* Rlao* M. P.* Preftident ; 
 L. A. Boyer, Treasurer; John M. Youdr, H. Labelle* James 
 Akin, John Grant, M. McCullooh, Alex. Mitchell, C. H. Gould. 
 
 Board of Review,— TXohert Esdaile, Chairman; Gilbert Soott, 
 James Maodougall. John Ogilyie, R. T. Jiouth. T. W. Raphael. 
 
 W. J. Patterson, Secretary; W. F. JDliiiiBton,A8Si8t.-Sc<sretary. 
 
 INSPECTORS OF PRODUCE. Ac. 
 
 ^«%€«.— Dyde k Major, Inspectors, College Street— Fees : 6 
 cts. ^ 100 lbs. fbr inspection and brandiilg : Cdoperage. the actual 
 costs disbursed by the Inspectors, btit not to exceed 15 cts. ^ 
 barrel ; 8 cts, ^ barrel for storage, if not stored for more than 
 one month, and 5 cts. ^ barrel for each subseauent month. 
 
 /Your.— Hon. John Young, Inspector : M.. Hutohison, Deputy 
 Inspector, corner Common and Nazareth Streets, Canal.— Fees : 
 2 cts. ^ barrel for inspection and branding. 
 
 Butter.— T>. Rees & Co., Insneotors, 46 Grey Nun Street — 
 Fees : inspection perpaokage, 10 cts. ; re-inspection, 6 cts. 
 
 Beef and Pork.—W. L. Eager, 44 Wellington Street, and D. 
 Rees & Co., 46 Grey Nun Street, Inspf ctors.^Fees, 30 cents ^ 
 barrel, and 17 cents per half-barrel, foi'inspeo'dbn and branding; 
 cooperage, extra charge, but not to exceed 10 cents ^ barrel. 
 
 Weights ) 1st Diyision— Peter Casey, Deputy Inspector. 2nd 
 and \ DiTision— J. Horn, Depu^ Inspectoti 44 FoHifieation 
 Meaeuret, i Ltoe. 
 
 James W. Muirhead, City Weigher, Measurer and Ganger, 19 
 Common Street. 
 
 MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE. 
 
 D. L. MaoDougall, Chairman ; Frank Bond, Secretaiy. 
 
 Membere.-E, L. Bond, Frank Bond, H. Budden, J. Burnett, 
 A. M. Cohen, J. Crawford, T. Davidson, E. Ford, C. G. Gtoddes, 
 C. Geddes, F. L. Hart, T. Kershaw, D. L. MaoDougall, H. S. 
 MacDougall, G. C. MaoDougall, K. Moat, W. R. Oswald, J. K. 
 Oswald, W Rhind, H. C. Scott, G. W. Simpson, D. R. Stodart, H. 
 G Strathy, E. A. Prentice, H. Thomson, T. Wilson, J. T.Vanneck. 
 
 Meets daily. Morning hoard at 12.10 i Afternoon board at 
 3.10; Saturdays, at 11 only. 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANIES AND AGENTS. 
 
 Agricultural (of Watertown, New York.) ^p!. H. Goflf, general 
 
 agent, 235 St James street— /See adv- 
 Alliance— Edw.. A. Prentice, agents 60 St, Francois Xavier st. 
 Atlantic Mutual Life of Albany, New York.-^Thomas Ritchie, 
 
 general agent for the Province of Quebec, 8 Common street 
 
 Voundery Faeiagg, *«.) C0PI3J)P 9t XaLABEITr-See piig9 99 
 
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 IKSURANOB OOMPANT. 
 
 IMPERIAL 
 lire In^urftttee ^em^an^ 
 
 OF LONDON. 
 
 r; ■"■)■ 
 
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 Capital and Reserved Fund : 
 £7,965,000 ST^^ZIJVa. 
 
 BiNTOTJL BEOTHEES. 
 
 General Agents, 
 No. 24 ST. SACRAMENT STREET, 
 
 M.ONTI\EAL. 
 
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 167 
 
 JBtna Life.—Win. H. Orr, manager Mad Mnerftl agent for the 
 
 Dominion of Canada. HeadT)fBoe« 12d St. James street. 
 iBtna Fire of Hartford.— R. Wood, general agent and ikttoraey, 
 
 91 St Franooig Xayier street. 
 British Amerioa Fire and Inland Marine, of Toronto.— M. H. 
 
 Qault, 164 St. James street. 
 British and Foreign Marine.— Gillespie, Mofl^tt A Co., agents, 
 
 310 St. Paul street.— 4$«e ad9. 
 Briton and Britannia Life.— James B. M> Ghipman, manager 
 
 for Canada, 12 Plaee d'Armes. 
 Canada Guarantee Society.— Edward Rawlings, 285 St. James 
 
 street— iS^ee adv. 
 Canada Life.— R. Pownal, general agent, 186 St James street^ 
 Citizens Insurance and Inyestment Co.* Fire, Litis, Guarantee, 
 
 Accident, 175 St. James street. Fire Department, George 
 
 B. Muir, manager. Life, Guarantee and Accident Depart- 
 ment, B. Stark, A.I. A. acting manager ; Ahshibald McGoun, 
 
 secretary and treasurer.— iS«« adv» 
 Colonial Life.— ^ee '' Standard Life." 
 Commercial Union.— Blorland, Watson A Co., general agents, 
 
 409 St Paul street— /8e# adv. 
 Confederation Life Association of Canada.— Henry J. Johnston. 
 
 manager fbr Province of Quebec^ Merchants' Exchange, 9 
 
 St. Sacrament street. 
 Connecticut Mutual Life of Hartford.— R. Wodd, general agent 
 
 and attorney, 91 St Francois Xayier street 
 Eastern (Marine.) Insurance Co. of Bangor, Mei— W. M. Freer, 
 
 agent, 10 Hospital street 
 Glasgow Assoc'n of Underwriters,— H. Chapman, 28 St. John st. 
 Great Western (Marine.) ~D. R. Wood, agent 146St James st. 
 Guardian Fire and Life.— R. Simms A Co., and G. Donholm, 
 
 general agents, 2 Merchants Exchange.— i^6 adv. 
 Hartford Fire of Hartford.— R. Wood, general agent and attor- 
 ney, 91 St. Francois Xayiet street. 
 HomeofNewHarep.-^Simpson & Bethune, agents, 102 BtFrs. 
 
 Xavier street. 
 Imperial Fire of London.— Rintoul Bros., agents, 24 St Sacra- 
 
 mentinreet— /9«i8 adv- 
 Lancashire Fire and Life Insurance Co.— Wm, Hobbs, general 
 
 agent, comer Plaee 4* AilMs and Notre Dame street 
 Life Association of Scotland«»<?4P. Wardta w, ^ec^etary. ' 
 London and LatikcashflrtriLife.-^Wm. Robertson, masaectr for 
 
 Canada, 2S5 St Jan^eFstreet 
 Liverpool and London and Globe InsuranAe Co.— G. F. C^ Smith, 
 
 resident Secretary 16 P^ce d^Annflls.— i^« adv . 
 London Assurance Oorpennitton-^Romeb H. Steiphemf, chief 
 
 Xnt fbr Canada, 56 St FriMioois Xwvier strbet-^Matfv. 
 — H. Chapman, agent 22 St Johns stfeetk 
 Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co., K. ¥.-^ Hlakt A ^0% Ins. 
 
 Brokers, 38 St Nicholas atreet f J» ' ; «^ 
 
 Montreal Assurance Co.— A. Murray, miuiage^> 131 St James 
 street— jSW aclv. 
 
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 IN8URAN0B COMPANIES. 
 
 Mutual Fire Insuraaoe Co. of (ho City oi Montreal,- Alfred 
 
 Dumouohel, 9 St. Lambert ttreet. 
 Mutual Life of N. Y.— M. H. Gault, agent. 164 St James street. 
 National Life (of the U. S. of Amerioa).— E. T. Taylor, manager, 
 
 Union Buildings, 47 St. Franooia Xavier street. 
 New York Life Insurance Co.~W. Burke, general agenti 162 
 
 St. James street.— ^S'etf tuiv. 
 North British and Mercantile Fire and Life.— Maedougall A 
 
 Davidson, general agents; Wm. Ewing, inspector: office, 
 
 corner of St. Francois Xavier and Hospital streets.— <yee adv. 
 Northern Assurance Co. of Aberdeen and London.— Taylor Bros. 
 
 general agents for Canada, 45 St. Francois Xavier Street. 
 Orient Mutual Insurance Co., of New York.— Henry McKay, 
 
 1 Merchants Exchange Buildings. 
 Pacific (Marine,) Mutual, New York.— John Popham, 98 St. 
 
 , Francois Xavier street. 
 Phoenix Fire, of London.— Gillespie, Moffatt 4& Co., agents, 101 
 
 St. Francois Xavier St.; Jas. Bavidsout manager.— 1^00 aef v. 
 Phoenix Insurance Co., New York, Marine.— Robert Hampson, 
 
 18 Corn Exchange Buildings. 
 Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.. of Hartford» Conn.— Simpson 
 
 and Bethune, general agents, 102 St. Frangois Xavier street. 
 Quebec Fire Insurance Co.— Henry C. Scott, agent, 62 St. Fran- 
 gois Xavier street. 
 Queen. Fire and Life.— A. McKenme Forbes, resident secretary 
 
 and general agent, 191 St. James street.— iS'eo adv- 
 Keliance Mutual Life Insurance Society of London.— Jas. Grant,. 
 
 resident secretary, 229 St. James atteet.'-See adv. 
 Royal, Fire and Life.— Routh <& Beddall, chief agents, comer St 
 
 Francois Xavier and St. Paul streets.— /iS00 adv. 
 Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society.-? James Nelson, 160 
 
 St. James street 
 Scottish Provincial.'— Geo. W. Ford, secretary^ 223 St James at. 
 Scottish Provident InstitutioUf Lite.— R. A. Ramsay, general 
 
 , manager in Canada, 67 St Frangois Xavier street 
 Scottish Fire Insurance Company.— Oswald Bros., general man- 
 
 . agerstdd St Frangois Xavier street. 
 Scottish Imperial, Fire.— H. J. Johnston, manager* Merchants 
 
 Exchange, 9 St. Sacrament streets— iSi^^ acfe. 
 Standard l4fe< (noiv;united witaiWC)9lctnifMi>«)tW.;M-. Ramsay, 
 
 manager, 151 St JftO^es streeWx^ i ^ 
 
 Star Lifiet of LonaoDf^ipW' M.^FreeVntgontt 10 Hospital street , 
 Sun Mutual Life, (of Montreal.)Tr7M* H»Gault managing direo- 
 
 tort 104 St James street .li •)• i ' , .1 ; j ; 
 
 Sun Mutual. Insurance Go.> New l^TKi X. Hart 4^ Son, Insur- 
 . anQeBitoker8,.3$Sjt,Ni0hol«MMir«et. 
 The Travellers pliiauraiio0 Co.,<tia«tford.'^241 St. James street 
 
 T. E. Foster, general agent.— 1^00 a<2t7. 
 United States LlQycl)».*-RQbert Hampson, 18 Com Exchange. 
 Union Mutual Life Insurance Co^, of Maine.— Geo. H. Yale, 
 ^ fisuer^l agent for Province ^f Quebec, 99 StFrs. Xavier st. 
 Western Fire and Marine Assurance Co., of Canada.— Simpson 
 
 and Bethune, agents, 102 St Francois Xavier street. 
 
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 PUBLIC COMPANIES. 
 
 RAILROAD, STEA MBOAT , TELEGRAPH, Ao. 
 
 Grand Tbunk Railway Compant or Oanada, inoludino 
 Thr Montreal A Ghamplain and Buffalo & Lakis Huron 
 R. R.-Rlohi^rd Potter, Esq., President, London; Hon. James 
 Ferrier, Senator, Cnairraan, Canada ; Chas. John Brydges, Esq., 
 Managing Director, Montreal. 
 
 OjHccrs.—J, Hiokson. Secretary and Treasurer : R. Eaton, 
 Locomotive Superintendent; E. P. Hannaford, Engineer; T. B. 
 Hawson, Auditor ; H. Shaekell, General Passenger Agent, Mon- 
 treal ; F. 0. Stratton, General EaiTtem Freight Agent, Montreal ; 
 P. S. Stevenson, General Western Freight Agent^ Toronto ; 
 J. Taylor, Storekeeper, Montreal. 
 
 Local Superintendents.— \y » J. Spioer, Montreal to' Detroit, 
 Buffalo to Goderich, and Montreal to Province Line: H. Bailey. 
 Montreal to Portland, and Montreal to Rouse's Point, Richmond 
 to Quebec and Riviere du Loup. 
 
 Montreal City Passbnoeb Railway GoifPANY.— GhArleti 
 Geddes, President; Thus. Oaverhill, Vice-President: Andrew 
 Wilson; Thomas Tiffin, R. J. Keekle. Directors; J. McDonald, 
 Auditor; W. D. Dupont, Seoretarjn J. F. Domey, Superinten- 
 dent ; 0. H. Robillard, Clerk; R. C Wills, Inspector. 
 
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 RiOHBLiRU Navigation CoMPANT.-rCapital, $750,000. Incor- 
 porated 18157. , Steamers Quebec^ Montreal^ Canada^ Jv'*^^ 
 Bivi^ret Berthier, Chftmbly* ^fymtkmnet SoreU Fire Fiy^ JXiv^r» , 
 du Louj>, Mcukinong4., JohifcflHppresident ; W. MoNaugh- 
 tooi Vice-President ; J> N. Bemiryi Secretary and Treasurer ; 
 J. B. Lam^re, General Manager. 
 
 Office.— So. 228 St. Paul Street, near Jacques Oartier Square. 
 
 Canadian Navioatigi^- Company.^ Forming a direct Line 
 between Montreal, Intermediate Ports and Hamilton, Ont-~ 
 Alex. Milldy. Agent. 
 
 Ci^ce.— 177 St. James Street 
 
 Mei^Chants' Lake Ontario Line.— Trading between Montreal 
 
 Ports en route and St. Catherines. G. E. Jaques & Co., Agenw. 
 
 OMpe.'^W St. Nicholas and 85 Common Streets. 
 
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 Montreal Teleqraph Comply. — Connecting with all,tho> 
 principal cities and towns in Canada and the United States. /! 
 
 i>»>ector«.— Sir Hugh Allan, President ; G. W. Campbell, M.D. 
 Sir Wm^ Logan, P. Kedpath, A. Allan; Jas. D4kers, Secretary. 
 
 Head Q/^ce.^Opposite Merchants' Exohange^ St. Sacrament 
 Street.— ^ acio. 
 
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 PUBLIC OOMPAfiTIBS. 
 
 Ottawa RiviSft NAViOAtioif CompaiIt.— R. W. Shepherd, 
 President: Edwtird Sobtt, Seoretaiy. 
 OMce.—sSio, U Bonayentare Street. 
 
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 MoKTKBAL Mining Oomp ant.— Robert Anderson. President ; 
 M. H. Gaalt, Vice- President; Br. Qt. W. Campbell, Wm. Murray, 
 Henry Mulholland, James Huttonr Alexander Cross, Sir G. E. 
 Cartier, Bart. ; N. J. Handyside, Secretary. 
 
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 ItimoN Coppfitt Bat CoMPANT.—North Britii^ and Mercan- 
 tile Buildinss, St FmnQpis Xavier Street.— D. Lorn MaoDougall, 
 Fredident: Miohael Banoock, Vice-President; £. M. Hopkins, 
 Alei. ClefK, George Teinplc^toti, Charles Alexanflerj Pireotors; 
 John G. Bttnrovs, Seeretary.' . , /j '; 
 
 Kenbbeo Gold Mining Cohpant. — Hon. Thomas Ryan, 
 M.L.C., C. J. Brydges, Esq^M. M. Hopkins, Esq., Andrew Wil- 
 son, Esq., Walter ^aniy, Esq., M.PP.* Thos. Reynolds, Esq., 
 Rotki J. J. 0. Abbott M.P.P., Ditectors. Messrs. MaoDougall, 
 <& Davidson, North British tgHil^ntile lo^oranee Buildings, 
 Brokers ,* Ritchie, M^nrris A WMNSuieitors, St James Street. 
 
 Trust and Loan Cohpant of Canada.— Russell Stephenson, 
 Commissioner, Life Association of Scotland Buildings, corner of 
 Place d'Armes Hill and St James Street 
 
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 St. Lawrence Glass Compant.— A. M. Foster, Plj^esident ; 
 W. Workman, A. M. Delisle, Nelson Dayis, N. Meroer, John 
 Tucker, P. Redpath. 
 
 .New Citt jG^AS CoiiPANT.-;Boar<i o/f Birecfort.—Ueiay 
 Thomas, President ; Andrew, Wilson. Vice-President : Alec^. 
 Urquhart, J. G. Mackenzie, H. Mulholland, John Ostell, Wm. 
 McDonald, A. M. Delisle, Hon. E. Masson, Jesse Joseph, G. W. 
 Campbell, M.D., R. J- Reekie, L. IL Masson, M. P., Directors; 
 E. S. Cathels, Engineer and Manan^r. 
 
 James F. Soriver, Secretary ; J. MoElroy, Superintendent of 
 Works ; D. Cunninghadi, Meter Inspector ; A. Demers, William 
 Freoker, Patk. MeElroy, clerks ; C. Bienrenu, coUeetor; 
 Q^ce.— Corner St. James and St. Gabriel Streets. 
 
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 PUBLIC OOMPAN][BS. 
 
 169 
 
 BowABOSBUBOH Staboh OoiiPANT.— MoBtnal and Bdwjyrds*' 
 burgh.— w. Shanlyt M.Pm Prafidant : John MoLennan, Vioe- 
 President ; Geo. A. DmmtnondtJolaiVBirbaini, Warden King, 
 Henry J. Tiffin, Direetors; W.JT. Benaon, Managing Director; 
 John Thomson* Secretary and Treasurer. * 
 
 0#ce.— 108 St Peter Street. 
 
 MoNTBBAL TuBNPiKB Tbustbbb.— H. TayloT. B. H. Lemoine, 
 S. Bellingham. P. Beaubien. A. W. OgUrie, N. M . Lecayalier, J. 
 Orawford, B. Prudhomme, Jr., E. A. Dubois : J. Rielle, Seore- 
 
 0Mee,''l4A St James Street 
 
 Oaitada Plumbaoo Company.— 2>«Veolor«.— Thomas Cramp» 
 President; Hon. Thos. Byan, R. B. Angus, R. W. Shepherd, 
 Thos. Rimmer. G. B. Oramp, Secretary. 
 
 O^ee.^13 Hospit^ Street. 
 
 ComasBioNEBS and Offiobbb fob tbr Habboub of Mont- 
 BEAL.— <7ommtmoner«.— -A. M. Delitle, Bsq., Chairman; Oeo. 
 Stephen, Esq., William Worliman. BsOm and Hugh MoLennan, 
 Esb., President Board of Trade, C. J. Cour8ol|Mayor of Mont- 
 real : H: H. Whitney, Secretary ; A. G. Nish, Harbor Bn^eer; 
 A. M. Rudolf, Harbor Master; John Ferns, Wharfinger; John 
 Small, Assistant Wharfinger. 
 
 MoNTBBAL Pbbmanbnt Bdildino Sooibtt.— 9oar(2 €tf Direo' 
 (or«.— Henry Thomas. President; G. H. Frothingham, Vice- 
 President; W. Frederick Kay, Robert Bsdaile, A. W. Ogilvie, 
 Theodore Hart, Chas. Alexander, Thomas Cayerhill, Thomas 
 Craig, Sec-Treas. 
 
 Q^ee.— 131 St James Street 
 
 Proyinoul Pbbmanbnt Bdilmng Sooibtt.— Sir Hugh Allan, 
 President; Wm. Workman, Vice-President; Andrew Allan, 
 H. A. Nelson, Alex. MoGibbon, and John Swanston, Directors ; 
 George B. Muir, Secretary- Treasurer; T. W. Ritchie, Solicitor ; 
 J. W. Hopkins, Inspector ; Gibb, Hunter, Doncet & Stewart, 
 Notaries. 
 
 03oe.-^\% St James Street,— up stairs. 
 
 MoNTBBAL Building Assooiation.— CajnVo^ $200,000- 00.— 
 H. A. Nelson, President ; Alex. MoGibbon, Vice President ; 
 Alex. W. Ofilvie, John Ostoll. Wm. Reid, Thos. Simpson, James 
 Stewart, Duectors; W. A^ Merry, Secretary-Treasurer; Hon. 
 J. 'J. C. Abbottsolicitor ; Wm. F. Lighthall, notary.—j^ee Adv» 
 
 OiSoe— No. 169 St James Street 
 
 CoMPAGNiB DB PbAt bt CbAdit FoN0ixB8.~D. B* Papincau, 
 President; Nai. Villeneuve, Vice-President; John L. Cassidy, 
 
 Fire Biioki, Fire (9*7, «»., CM>FLA VD * XeLABBH, 
 
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For m. ffood aMortment of Drj Qoods go to Cttrnttpmidt 
 48T Sc 489 Notre Dame St., A. A. lUlJRPHY. 
 
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 PUBLIC COMPANIES. 
 
 L. N. Duyerger, A. Dabord, Direoton ; P. A. Faateauz, adyo* 
 oate{.oa8hier ; C. F. Papinesa, Notary* 
 : Office— No. 12 Plaee d'Armei. 
 
 Montreal Cinadian Building Soo»tt.—C. Melaneon, Preei- 
 dent; J. Leduoi Vice-President; 0. Lacaillet L. Tounrille, T.G. 
 Deliflle, Directors ; L. A. Jett^, adyooate* Secretary and Maaa- 
 
 Br; M. Rivet, Treasu^rj J. T- Hazent Assistant Treasurer; 
 
 ia Banque da Peiiple and La Banque Jacques Gartier, bankers. 
 
 Office,— i6 St Vincent Street 
 
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 Montreal Mutual Building SooiBTT.—Wm. l^umer, Presi- 
 dent ,' P. P. Martin, Vice-President ; Jonathan Findlay, Louis 
 Monatt Wm. Walker, Trustees; Hon. M.'Laframboise, James 
 Anthony, John Rollo, F. Jones, J. CIark6«, F. Oi Oharbonneau, 
 Wm. Cross, Geo. D. Reid, J. Forester, J. Rifthanis, Directors; 
 L. H. Gharbonneau, Secretary-Treasurer : H. B.Wright, Notary; 
 Alex. G. Hutchison, Surveyor ; W. W. MoGiellan, James Ross, 
 William HammertoD, Auditors. 
 
 Place of Meeting, Mechanice Hall. 
 
 I Proyidint Mutual Building SooiBTr.—Directprs^G. Dayiff, 
 Daoiel Deyine, Edward Kitts, Jas. Leslie, Edwm MoHeown, 
 A. A. Murphy, Geo. Penk, J. G. Beoket, John Wayn^j Henry 
 Lomas, Duncan McCormick, Tbos. Patton, Jas. Riadell, W. L. 
 Maltby, Geo. W. Lundie; Trustees, A. A. Murphy, H. Lomas, 
 J. C. Beoket; President, Gea W. Lundie ; Vio^-Piresident, D. 
 
 McGbrmiek; Secretary-Treasurer, William Turner; Nota^, 
 J. H. Isaacsim: Suryeyor, A. G. Hutchison ; Auditors, Jas. H. 
 Wilson, J. H. Timmis, and Wm. Cross, 
 
 Place of Meeting, Mechanics Hall ; Secretary's Office, 60 St 
 James Street 
 
 CoMiiBROiAL Mutual Building Sooiett of Montreal.— 
 Directors, (elected September 24th, 1872), Robert Miller, J. H. 
 Timmis, J. H. Menzies, W. D. Stroud, W. H. Kerr, H. LeCap- 
 pelain, D. McCormick, D. J. Rees, W. Samuel, C. B. Carter^ 
 A. T. Harshaw, John Martin, R. Jellymani W. F. Newhortf 
 Allan McFarlane ; Trustees, W. D. Stroud, Jno. Maitin, Richd. 
 Jellyman; President, W. H. Kerr; Vice-President R. Miller; 
 Secretary-Treasurer, William Turner; Notary, J. H. Isaacson; 
 Valuator, A. C. Hutchison; Auditors, Messrs. Edward Scott, 
 G. S. Warren, and R. W. Boyd. 
 
 Mount Rotal Geiietert Company. — Trustees. — United 
 Ciswrch of England and Ireland,-'M. H. Gault, J. J. Day, Q.G., 
 Ernest Idler, William Turner, Henry Bulmer, George Macrae, 
 Dayid R. McCord, and Hiram Mills. Preebyterian Church— W, 
 Murray, Beiuamin Lyman, John Stirling, Robert Esdaile. Chas. 
 D. Proctor. James McDougall, Alexander W. Onlyie.anaH. A. 
 Nelsdh. MethodiH Ohurchi—J, Sinclair and Thos. M. Bryson. 
 
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 BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 171 
 
 Uni- 
 
 CongregcitionaL^Htnry Lyman. BaptiiU-^Q, B. Muir. 
 tartan. - Q. H. Frothincham. 
 
 Wm. Murray, President; Benjamin Lyman, Vice-President ; 
 M. H. Gaultf Treasurer ; Wm< Turner, Secretary ; R. Spriggings 
 (at the Cemetery,) Superintendent 
 
 MOKTBRAL AOBIOULTURAL AND HOBTIOCTLTUBAL SOOfRTT.— 
 
 President, 0* J* Brydges j Vioe-President^A. Allan : Seoretary- 
 Treasuren J. B. Pell. /Mreeeor*.— J. 0. OonrsoK W. F. Kay, J. 
 Hickson, W. Byans, S. H. May, R. Sprigin|[s, and T* Irving. 
 
 County of Hoohrlaoa A«rioul.tukal BootKrr.— President, 
 J. M. Crawford; Vice-President, Didace Beaudiy I 'Secretary 
 and Treasurer, Hugh Brodie; Directors, William Evans, Chas. 
 F. Vinet, Joseph Hold^worth, Qodfroi Defois, Andrew Kydd, 
 Antoine Lacbapelle, William Dickson. 
 
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 EXPRESS COMPANIES. 
 
 Bancroft A Sharpe's City Express, Bonayentnre Building, Vic- 
 toria Square. 
 
 Burrell's City Express, 24 Foundling Street. 
 
 Canadian Express Co., 84 and 86 St. Francois Xavier Street. 
 
 United States and Canadian Express Co., 84 and 86 St. Francois 
 Xayier Street 
 
 National Express Co., 84 and 86 St. Francois Xavier Street 
 
 Dumaine's City Express, 1 Campeau Street 
 
 A. Larin's City Express, 45 St. John Street. 
 
 BENEVOLENT INUTITOTIONS. 
 
 Church Home. — In connection with the Church o/ Bhigiland 
 in Montreal,-^'2li Aylmer Street— Mrs. Oxenden, 1st Directress ; 
 Mrs. T. B. Anderson, 2nd Directress; Miss Bioss, Secretary; 
 Miss Blackwood, Treasurer; Mrs. Wood, Matron. 
 
 Protestant Orpham AsTLUv.-St. Catherine Street. Mrs. 
 E. S. Freer, 1st Directress ; Mrs. Hy. I^man, 2nd Dh-ectress ; 
 Miss A. McCord, Secretary; Mrs. Ts^lee, Treasurer; Mr. and 
 Mrs. Campl)ell, Superintendent and Matron. 
 
 English Working Mrn's Benefit Sooibtt.— Wm. Turner, 
 President : Geo. Penk, 1st Vice-President ; Fred. R. Clark, 2nd 
 
 Vice-President; J. H. Wilson, Treasurer: 
 
 -Secretary; 
 
 W. G. Dickenson, Assistant-Secretary ; Kev. W. B. Curran. A. 
 M., Rev. 8. Belcher, Rev. Hy. Wilkes, D.D., Chaplains; Chas. 
 Smallwood, M;D., LL.D., D.O.L., Physieiah; J. J. Day, Hon. 
 
 
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 Soli«itor I J. H. ZiMMMB. Hon. NoImt ; W. Qrtiff, Harry LtMon 
 and W. H. LaTers, Aaditon ; J. finiMtf, Wm. Aldenon. B. 
 NMTli, a. H. Btolwtt. N, OUpeiMM, B. PhiUipf, M. Myraad, 
 Blewardf. 
 Meetings, fint Monday in oTory moBth, at MeehanioB flail. 
 
 UifiTiD FmcnmnAWf Wobkihqmkn's Bmwm Sooistt— Wm. 
 H. HaU, President J David .Grant Ift Y*M^^>iden|;_Franois 
 
 iS^mvar^T^m. WilsoBtb. Soott, wSBr'SQitbTThoe. Imrie, 
 A. BaiUie, O. BiokentA. J.liiller, J. Doyle. 
 
 lfasit«M.— -The cegalar monthly meetiacs of the Soqiety are 
 held in Perry's Hall, Oraig Street, on the 1st Tuesdur in every 
 month, at half-past seven o'olock. The Trustees and Stewards 
 meet regularly on the last Thursday of every month. The An- 
 nual Meeting takes place on the 3ra Tuesday in Maroh, in each 
 year. 
 
 Mdntrbal Wobkino Mim'8 Mutual Bbnbfit and Widows' 
 AND Orphans* Pbovidint Sooisrr.—Fonnded A.D. 1867.— Alex. 
 W. Ogilvie, president; James W. Thompson. Isc vkse-president ; 
 John Boyd, 2nd vice-president; Warden King, treasurer; Ohs. 
 T. Ohristie, seoretary ; David Brown, assistant secretary ; Wm. 
 Thos. Halt. 6nanoial secretary ; Wm. Moore, assistant financial 
 secretary ; hon. SQlidtor, E. Carter, Q.O., M.P. ; A. McGibbon, 
 Peter Redpath, ;u!id Gil^rt Scott, trustees; Charles Alexander, 
 Alexander Walker, and George A. Sargent, auditors. Library 
 committee— Wm. Craif, chairman ; Henry Cooper. J. Lawson, 
 and A. McLean, libranans; John Bell, M.A., M.D., physioin; 
 residence, 1 Beaver Hall Terrace. 
 
 Regular Monthly Meeting on the second Monday of every 
 month, .in the Mechanics Hall, St. James Street. 
 
 Pbotistant Institution yoa Diaf Mutss.— Cote St. Antoine 
 Road, Montreal.— C. Alexander, President; Thos. Cramp, Vice- 
 President; F. Maokensie, Secretary-Treasurer; D. £. Scott, 
 BI.D., Physician; T. Widd/Prinpipal; Mrs. T. Widd, Matron j 
 Miss C. Buhner, Assistant Teacher. 
 
 Ladiib' Bsnivolibnt Sooibtt— Mrs. Geddes, 1st Directress ; 
 Mrs. Vanneok, 2nd Directress ; Mrs. King, secretary for children ; 
 Mrs. Gordon, Treasurer; Miss Bvans, Secretary to Society. 
 
 St. Aninubw's Home.— Dorehester Street.— Under the man- 
 agement of a committee named by the St Andrew's Society, 
 asiiisted by a committee of Ladies. 
 
 * Imsh ^ Pbotistant. Bbnxvolrnt SoOIlTT.-:Preeide^t, Robt. 
 Mu»r ; l«t Vioo-President, Thos. Simpson ; 2nd Vice-President, 
 
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 BBNBVOLBNT INBTITTTnONS. 
 
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 0. Healy; 8rd Yiee-PrMident, D. H. Hendcnon: TrtMiirer, 
 Geo. A.Ho11uid; ReoordincSeeraUnr.S.O.Kyto; Correspond* 
 ing Secretary, R.K. Loyell: Aiilttsiit Secretary. Robert Irwin. 
 C7ounot7.— Hesin. Q. B. Burland, Joe. Wray, Wm. Hendersont 
 W. S. Davenport John Moore* Jae. Parker, Oeo. Molyer. Geo. 
 Wilson, John Hinins, T. Max. Bryson, John Loveli, W. 
 MoWatterii John Barryt R. Acres, 6. Mathewson. 
 
 Industrial Rooms.— Mrs. R. Forsyth, Lady Superintendent; 
 Miss Rintool, Treasurer ; Miss Rimmer, Secretary. 
 
 Firrmin's Brnryolrnt Arsooiation.— Alex. Bertram, Chief 
 Enffineer. President : F« McCulloeh. Vice-President : J. Beok- 
 inffham, Seeretary ; W. Patfcon, Assistant Engineer, Treasurer. 
 
 Viaiting Commtl«ee.—B. Jackson, W. McRoby, F. Mc 
 J. Cairns, J. BeauUeu. 
 
 AudUor^.'-W* H. Hall, hon. member, and F. MoCuUoch. 
 
 McCulloeh, 
 
 RoMAir Catholic Orphan ASTLUif.— 745 St Catherine Street, 
 —Founded 1832.— Mrs. T. Bouthillier, President; Mrs. John 
 Ostell, Vice-President : Mrs. Joseph Bourrett. Treasurer ; Mrs. 
 Maurice Laframboise, Secretary ; Miss J. Morln, Matron. 
 
 Protestant Housr of Industry and Rrfuor.— Wm. Mur- 
 ray, President; Wm. Workman, Ist Vice-President; J. G. 
 McKeniie, 2nd Vice-President; Henry Lyman, Treasurer: Wm. 
 Lunn, Honorary Secretary; Wm. Brown, Secretary and Super- 
 intendent ; Mrs. Macdonald, Matron. 
 
 Canadian Society for the Prevention of Crvrlty to 
 Animals.— Wm. Workman, President; F. Maokensie, Secretary- 
 Treasurer ; A. Galey^nspector. 
 
 O^ce.- Mechanics Halt 
 
 Deaf and Dumr Asylum.— Founded 1848, for the instruction 
 of the deaf and dumb boys, under the direction of the Clerks 
 Regular of St Viator. The pupils are taught to speak and read 
 on the lips.— Rev. A. Belanger, Director; F. Lason, J. W. Toung. 
 A. Mainville, P. Denys, A. Gloc, J. Needham, M. Charest, and 
 N. Chretien. Asylum at Mile-End. 
 
 Home and School of Industry —Miss Harvey, Ist Direc- 
 tress : Miss Durnford, 2nd Directress ; Miss Goodhugh, Treas. ; 
 Mrs. Biddell, Secretary. 
 
 Montreal Social Science and Sanitary Association.— 
 J. C. Baker, President; Henry Lyman and Edwin Atwater, 
 Vice-Presidents ; A. S. Wood, Recording Secretary ; M. P. Ryan, 
 M.P., Treasurer. 
 
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 NATIONAL 800IBTIBS. 
 
 Pbotiitant iNPANTft' HoMK.— FoQiided, 1870; Inoorporatedi 
 1171.— D»Tid Maokay, PrMident ; Mri. Hvnry Baylii, lit Direc* 
 triif ; Mri. 8cott» 2Dd Dir«olrMi. 
 
 NATIONAL SOCIETIES. 
 
 St. Gkobok's Sooirtt.— 0. J. Brydjsos. Bsq.* President : N. 
 Meroer* EtOM 1st Vioe-Presideot ; O. L. Marler. Esq., 2nd Vice- 
 President; W. 8. Walker, Esq., Treasurer; W. D. M. Marler, 
 Seoretarjr; D. Bentley, Assistant Secretary : Yen. Arch Deacon 
 Bond, Kor. H.Wilkes, D.D., Rev. O. Slack, Rural Dean of Bed- 
 fordtRev. C. Chapman, Chaplains; C. Smallwood. Esq , M.D., 
 LL.I>., P.C.L., J. M. Drake, Esq., M.D., G. E. Fenwick, Esq., 
 M.D., B. H. Trenholme. EsqM M.D.. T. D. Reed, Esq., M.D., 
 Pbypicians; J. E. Pell, John Bauden, G. Stanway, W. H.Clare, 
 John Magor, W. R. Tabb, J. M. Vernon, B. Daikers, Directors. 
 
 Charitable Committee.— J , E. Pell, Chairman ; John Baudeui 
 N. Mercery W. B. Tabb, and G. Stanway. 
 
 il«e(t(ors.— John Lewis and D. J. Rees. 
 
 St. Andbew's Sooirtt.— Alex. McGibbon, President; Sir A. 
 T. Gait, K.O.B., 1st Vice-President; Andrew Wilson, 2nd Vice- 
 President; James Riddell, Secretary; P. 8. Ross, Assistant 
 Secretary: James Stewart, Treasurer ; Rot. Gayin Lang, A.M., 
 Rey. R. M. Thornton, Chaplains ; Dr. Wanless, Dr. JBelT, Dr. P. 
 A. Campbell, Physicians. 
 
 Charitable Committee.—'RyiftLn McLennan. Chairman ; George 
 Graham, Edward McKay, D. Morrison, W. Burnett 
 
 Committee of Accounts.— ^on. J. Young, A. Robertson, W. 
 McFarlan, Dayid MoKay> A. W. Ogilyie. 
 
 Committee of Inetalment.—MtMhvw Hutchison, and W. Mc- 
 Gibbon. 
 
 Bepreeentative Oovemor to the Howe o/Me/uge,—^, C. Becket 
 
 Calkdonian SoCirtt.— Alexander Murray, President; T. 
 Symington, 1st Vice-President ; Wm. McRobie, 2nd Vice-Presi- 
 dent; C. T. Christie, Treasurer; F. J. Logic, Secretary ; Jas. 
 Yuill, Financial Secretary. 
 
 Committec—W, B. Allan, J. H. McFarlane, A. Baillie, Wm. 
 Cunningham, J. T. Henderson, A. N. Shewan,I>. Rose,D.Cun- 
 nincham. Dr. Finnic, W. 8. Walker, J. Goudie, and Dayid 
 Miller. 
 
 Meetings held in St. Andrew's Home on the second Thursday 
 of January, April, July and October. 
 
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 St. Patuok'a Sooirtt.— Jaidm HowUj, President; P. Oar- 
 roH. Ist Vie«'Prefid«Dtj P. G. Kearney. 2nd Vice- President; 
 D. i^ons« Treaiurer ; J. P. WheUn, Wm. B. Doruii Corres- 
 pondinff Seoretarien. 
 
 Committee, - P. Kenny* John M. Orath, Thomas Morrisfey* W. 
 Sullivan, Stephen J. Quinn, Geo. Murphy, Terence Gilli«s,J. 
 Kinsilla, Martin Treaoy, W. J. Kearney. Denis Coughlon* Thos. 
 Connolly, Thos. Quinn. Chas. Curran, Timothy Soanlan* Wm. 
 Solomon, Louis Hyles, John O'Learey, Wm. L Moore. 
 
 Charitable Qommittee,—8t9ph9n J. Quinn, chairman ; Wm. 
 Sullivan. Thos. Connolly, Jas.Kinsllla, Martin Treaoy. 
 
 Pkyeidan to Soeiety,^Dt. O'Rowk, 
 
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 Nrw England SooiRTV.^Dr. T. Sterry Hunt, President; 
 Clark Fitts, 1st Vice-President; E. F. Ames, 2nd Vice-Presi- 
 dent ; D. T. Irish, 8rd Vice-President; J. A. Basin, 4th Vice- 
 President ; J. L. BankSf Recording Secretary ; George Heath, 
 Treasurer. 
 
 Grrhan Sooirtt. 1 President; W. C. Munderloh. Acting 
 
 President ; M. Neher, Vice-President ; L. Gnaedinger, Treasu- 
 rer; F. A. Buoher and F. Fisher, Secretaries. 
 
 Charitable Committee.— M, Lesser and T. Gahler. 
 
 Steiearde.'—J, Strohm^yr and A. Bolte. 
 
 Committee on Emigration,— Yf , C. Munderloh, M. Lesser and 
 Dr F. Fischer. 
 
 Meets first Tuesday in each month, at 297 Notre Dame Street 
 
 St. Jran Baptists Sooirtt.—C. J. CoursoK Esq., President; 
 Dr. E. H. TrudeU Narcisse Valois, L. N. Duyernay, Andrd 
 .Lapierr^, Vice-Presidents ; Honor^ Cott^, Treasurer; R. Belle- 
 mare, Recording Secretary ; E. C DeBellefeuille. Corresponding 
 Secretary ; J. 0. Joseph, Marshall ; P. A. A. Dorion, Alfred 
 Trudeau, Louis Thibault, Alfred Dumouchel, J. A. U. Beaudry, 
 Ald6rie Ouimet Assistant Marshalls ; J. M. Loranger, N. H. 
 Bourgoin, L. 0. David, and Chas. Ouimet, Secretaries ; Dr. Rot- 
 tot, Surgeon ; Rev. W. Rousselot, vOhaplain. 
 
 TEMPERANCE. 
 
 Grand Lodgm B. A. 0. of Good Trmplahs.— Bro. J. Chal- 
 mers. Granboro, G.W C.T.; J. E. Watt, South Durham, G.W. 
 Conn.: T- Henry, Montreal, P.G.W.CT. ; M.J.Finns, Montreal, 
 G.W.V.T. ; S. J. Thompstm, Montreal, G.W. Sec. ; F. D. Lilley, 
 Montreal, G.W.A.S.; James Murray, Montreal, G. W. Treas. ; 
 Rev. H. J. Colwell, Waterloo, G. W.C.; T. Kennedy, Granboro, 
 G.W.M. ; M. Nish, Montreal, G.W.CG.; B. Batchela, Sweets- 
 burg. G. W.O.G. ; W. B. Mason and Robert Hay, Montreal, Dis- 
 trict Deputies. 
 
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 TBMPERANOir. 
 
 Prinee Arthur Lodget 196. 68.— Bfeettin basement of Wesleyan 
 Charohi Lsgaaohetidre street, eTeryFriday at 8 o'olook. 
 
 Union Lodg^t No» 67.— Meets on Tlmrsday in Union Hall* at 8 
 o'clock. • ^ 
 
 British Ambbioan Obdkb or G. T.^St, IiawrtneeLodge^ Jfo, 
 1.— Meets erery Monday eyening at 8 o'clock in the HalU Ko. 6 
 Bleury street 
 
 Vietoria Lodge^ No. 5.— Meets erexy Thursday etening at 8 
 o'clock in the basement of New Connection Ohurch, Dnprd, off 
 College street. 
 
 Dominion Lodge, No. 66.— Meets eyeiy Tuesday erening in 
 Union Hall at 8 oMock. 
 
 Inpkpindbnt Ovdvs. of Oood TnfPLAKS. -^ Jlfotml Xoval 
 Temj)2e.— Meets every i^onday CTening at 8 o'dook in the Umon 
 Hall, Craig Street 
 
 Boyal Vietoria T«mi)2e.— Meets every Thursday evening at 
 8 o'clock, in the Temperance Hall, Bleury Street. 
 
 Winatanlev TempU.—M%9tM every Tuesday evening in Win- 
 stanley Hall at 8 o'clock. 
 
 Prinee Arthur Temple— Meets every Monday evening in Pres- 
 byterian School House, Point St Chanes, at 8 o'clock. 
 
 St. Lawrence Lodge.— Mee^ every Friday evening in No. 6 
 Bleury street* at8 o'clock. 
 
 RsoHABiTta.- Perseverance Tent No. 1 meet* every Tuesday 
 evening at 8 o'clock at the Temperance Hall, 6 Bleury street 
 
 ^OkAND DtVIBION S^ONS OV T!hlPEBAN(}| 09 P. OT Q. —X S. 
 
 Hall, G. Scribe. OAce of Qrand Soribe, 6 Bleury street ; Resi- 
 dence H Courville street '^ 
 
 Sons or TiQiPBRANOB.—J9bi0ar4i>ivw<o«,iro. lancets every 
 Fridmr evening at 8 o'clock, at their rooms, 6 Bleury street 
 
 New Era DtmeiontNo, 86, meeta every Saturday evening, in 
 Sons of Temperance Hall, 6 Bleury street 
 
 Rescue Divuiion^ No. 91, meets every Friday evening in the 
 basement of Ebenezer Chapel, Dupr^ Lane. 
 
 MoNTBKAL Tbmpebamob Socibtt.— Rcv. Wm. Taylor, D.D., 
 tesident; G, A. San ' ** "' " * ' " 
 
 itoher. Cor. •Secretary 
 Office, 581 Craig street 
 
 President ; G, A. Sargent Recording-Secretary ; |tev. J. T. 
 Pitcher, Cor. •Secretary; Robert Irwin, Treasurer. Secretary's 
 
 SoOXiTB DB TeMPBBANOB Df BlOOftSB DB MonTBBAL.— R. C. 
 
 Bp. <^ Montreal, Presidents 
 
 Ib^OBLBiOB SBonoir, No. 1.— Fotma Bame$t Teetotahrt, meetl 
 on Monday at 7-50 p.m., in Union Hall, Craig street 
 
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 St. Ann's Tnmpcranoi Sooiett.— Meets on 2nd Sunday in 
 each month, at 4 o'oloek, p.m. 
 
 St. Ann's Total Abstininor Sooiitt.— Meets on 2nd Sun- 
 day in eaeli month after Vespers. Secretary, St Ann's Ohnroh. 
 
 St. Bbidobt's Total Abstinnnoe Sooibtt.— Meets eyery San^^ 
 day at 11 a.m., 97 Dorchester street. 
 
 St. Patbiok's Total Abstinence Sooiett.— Members meet 
 2nd Sundur of each month after Vespers, for religious instruc- 
 tions, at which time the pledge is administered. 
 
 COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS. 
 
 Univebsitt of MoOill College.— VmVor.— The Oovomor 
 Qenertfl. Oovemort.—aoii. Charles D. Day, LL. D., D. C Lm 
 President and Chancellor ; Hon. James Ferrier^enator : T. B. 
 Anderson, A. Robertson, M.A., Q.C., Hen. C. Dunkin, LL D., 
 W. Molson, Esq., Peter Redpatb, Dayid Torrance, Geo. Moffatt, 
 M.A., R. Molson, Esq., Hon. F. Torrance, M.A., B.C.L., Charles 
 Brydifes^ Esq. 
 
 Prtnetpal and Vice-Cfkanedlcr.^, W. Dawson, LL. D^ 
 F.R.S., F.G.S. JWJoto«.— Ven. Archdeacon Leach, D.C.L., 
 LL. D., Vice-Principal and Dean of the Faculty of Arts. H. A. 
 Howe, LL. D., The Hon. J. J. C. Abbott, D.C.L., Q.C., M.Pm 
 Dean of the Faculty of Law ; George W. Campbell, M. A., M.D., 
 Dean of the Faculty of Medicine ; Sir W. E. Logan, LL. Dm 
 F.R.S» F.G.S. ; Professor Johnson, LL. D. ; Rer. Professor 
 Cornish, M.A. ; Professor Itafrenaye, B.C.L.J Professor W. 
 Wright, M.D.; Rot. Principal Code, D.D., of Morin College, 
 Quebee ; Rev. H. Wilkes, M.A., LL. D., D.D., Congregational 
 College of B.NJk. ; The Hon. T. K. Ramsay, M. A., Morin Col- 
 lege : Robert A. Ramsay, M. A^ B.C.L.J Rev. D. H. Macyiear, 
 LL.D.; John Reddy,M.D.: Samuel B. Schmidt, M.D. ; Wm. 
 Hicks, Principal of MoGill Normal School; Rev. John Jenkms^- 
 D.D., Chairman of Protestant Board of School Commissioners ; 
 C. P. Davidson, M.A., B.C.L. ; Edward Holton ; Charles W. 
 Parker, Esq., Principal of St Francis College. 
 
 Secretary of the Royal Institution and Registrar and Bursar, 
 W. Craig Baynes, Esq., B.A. , , •. « , ,,. 
 
 Fae%Uty of Artt.— Yen, Archdeacon Leach, DX.L.i Vice- 
 Principal, Dean of the Faculty ; Rev. J. Claric Murray, Professor 
 of Mental and Moral Philosophy ; W. Molson, Professor of Eng- 
 lish Literature ; J. W. Dawson, LL. D., F.G J5.. Professor of 
 Natural History and Agriculture : Alexander Johnson, L L. D., 
 Professor of MathemaUcs and Natural Philosophy : Rev. G. 
 Cornish, M.A., Professor of Classical Literature ; Rev. A. DeSoIa, 
 LL. D., Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Literature ; C. F. A. 
 
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 COLLBGES AND SCHOOLS. 
 
 Markgrsf, Professor of German Language and Literature ; P. G. 
 Barey, Ai«A.. Professor of French Language and Literature; C. 
 Smallwood, M.D., Professor of Meteorology. 
 
 The Session of the Faculty of Arts commences on the 16th of 
 September, and ends on the 1st day of May. The course extends 
 over four years, and entitles the student, after a satisfactory 
 examination, to the degree of Bachelor of Arts. 
 
 Department of Practical ASctencc— Geo. P. Armstrong* M. A.) 
 F.G.S., Professor of Civil Engineering ; B. J. Harrington, B.A., 
 P.H.D., Lecturer in Assayin^j^nd Mining. 
 
 Faculty of Medtcine.—Q^ofw, Cam|}bell, M.A., M.D., Dean 
 of the Faculty, and Professor of the Principles and Practice of 
 Surgery ; D. C McCallum, M.D., Professor of Midwifery, and 
 the Diseases of Women and Children ; R. Craik, M.D., Profes- 
 sor of Chemistry; W. A. Scott, M.D., Professor of Anatomy; W. 
 Wright, M.D., Professor of Materia Medioa and Pharmacy : R. 
 P. Howard. M.D., Professor of the Theory and Practice of Me- 
 dicine ; G. E. Fenwick, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery and 
 Medical JurisfHrudence ; J. Drake, M.D., Professor of the Insti- 
 tutes of Medicme; George Ro8s,M.D., Professor of Clinioal Me- 
 dicine; William Fuller, M.D., Deteonstrator.ofiAnatomy, and 
 Curator of Museum ; Gilbert B. ukdwood, M.D., Lecturer in 
 Practical Chemistry. v{ „c 'rio* .. 
 
 The Sessions of the Medical Faculty commence on the fourth 
 day of October, and end on the thirtif<^r8t day of March. The 
 course extends over four years^ and eukides (he student, after a 
 satisfactory examination, to the degree ttfiDoctor of Medicine, 
 and Master of Surgery. coH a 
 
 Faculty of Xaw.— Hon. J. J. C. Abb^l,^ D.C.L., Professor of 
 Commercfal Law, and Dean of the FaotQty ; P. E. Lafrenaye, 
 B.C.L., Professor of Legal History ; R. LMBamme, Q.C., B.C.L., 
 Professor of the Law of Real iBstate ; Edward Carter, Q.C., 
 B.C.L., Professor of Criminal Law ; W. H. Kerr, Esq*, Professor 
 of International Law; Norman W. Trenholme, M.A., B.C.L., 
 Pn^essor of Roman Law ; J. S. C. Wurtele, B.C>L., Associate 
 Professor of Commercial Law; Gonzalve Doutre, B.C.L., Pro- 
 fessor of Civil Procedure; John Sprott Archibald, B.A. B.C.L., 
 Lecturer in Criminal Law. 
 
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 MoGiLL Normal Sohool.— Affiliated to the University under 
 the control of the Superintendent of Schools and the Corporation 
 of the University. William Henry Hicks, Esq., Principal; 
 Sampson Paul Robbins, M.A., Esq., Assistant Professor; James 
 McGregor, M.A., Ordinal^ Professor ; P. J. Darey. M.A., Asso- 
 ciate Professor of French. Regular instructions in drawing given 
 by Mr. J. Duncan, and in music by Mr. R. J. Fowler. 
 
 MoDBL SoHooL OF McGiLL NoBMAL SoHOOL.— Tcachcr of 
 Boys' School, H. Hicks, Esq., M.A. ; Teacher x>f Girls' School, 
 Miss Amy F. Murray. 
 
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 High S0H00L.—i9<fl#o/TeacA«r«. -Head Masters: Professor 
 Howe. LL. D.» Classical ; Mr. D. Rodger, M.A.. Commereial ; 
 Mr. S. Robins* M.Am Preparatory. A ssistftnt Masters : Mr. Gt, 
 Murray* B.A., Oxon. ; Mr. Georere B. Jenkins, Mons. Comu, Mr. 
 J. Andrew. Assistant in the Preparatory Department : Miss A. 
 Cairns, Miss Siootte, Miss Lucy Lawless. Infant Class : Miss H. 
 Bell, liie Commissionera have resolved upon the following re- 
 duced scale of fees* payable in all cases in advance : - Prepar- 
 atory Department : Infant Class and First Formi $6 per term, 
 $24 per annum. Second and Third Forms, $7-50 per term, $30 
 per annum. Classical and Commercial Departments : a uniform 
 charge of $10.00 per term. $40 per annum. The School Terms, 
 as heretbforet will be as follows :~-Autumn Term, Ist September 
 to 15th NoTember; Winter Term, 16th November to 31st Janu- 
 ary; Spring Term, Ist February to 15th April; Summer Term, 
 16th April to 30th June^ A Fee of $2.00 per annum will be ex- 
 acted from each pupil, excepting from pupils of the Infant Class, 
 for the payment of a Drilling Master and of Care-takers. 
 
 PROTK8TANT BOARD OF SCHOOL COHMISSIONRRS FOB THE CiTT 
 
 OP Montreal.— Chairman, BeV. Jno. JenkinSrD.D. ; Secretary- 
 Treasurer, W. Lunn, Esq. Rer. Canon Bancroft, D.D.| LL.D , 
 Prinoinal Dawson, LL. D., and W. F. Kay. Esq^ 
 
 High Sehool Committee.^Dr. Jenkins, Chairman; Principal 
 Dawson, LL. D., Dr. McVicar, Mr. Lunn, Mr. W. C. Baynes, 
 B.Am Secretary. 
 
 Q^c«.— Bumside Hall, Dorchester, Street ; open frotn IQ to 2 
 daily. 
 
 Protestant Board of ExAifiNSRS op MontrEai^.— ilfem&er« : 
 The Rev. (George Cornish, LL. D., MoGill Coltege, President; 
 The Very Rev. Dean Bond, LL. D-, St. George's Church. Vice- 
 President ; The Rey. J. M. Gibson, A.M., Erskine Church ; The 
 Rer. Chas. A. Doudiet, A,M., St. Matthew's Church ; The Rev. 
 Chas. Chapman, A.M.. Zion Church : Alex. Johnson, LL. D., 
 and Wm. Lunn, Esq. T. A. Gibson, Secretary. 
 
 There are four Statutory Quarterly Meetings : on the first 
 Tuesday in February, May^ August and November. The meet- 
 ings are held in the MoGill Normal School, Belmont St,, at 9.30* 
 
 Jacques Cartibr Normal School. —Rev. M. H. Verreau, 
 Principal, Professor and Director of Students' Boarding School ; 
 I'Abb^ J. 0, Godin, Professor of Agriculture ; J: 0. Cassegrain, 
 Ordinary Professor ; Dominique Boudrias, Associate Professor 
 and Teacher of Boys' Model School ; W. Fahey, Associate Pro- 
 fessor and Teacher of Boys' Model School ; J. Godin. Associate 
 Professor and Secretary; G. Couture, Associate Professor of 
 Music ; G. Gervals and J. Lefebvre Associate Professors. 
 
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 OOLLBafeS AND I^OHOOIJS. 
 
 Roman Oatholio Board ov School OomnssiONBRS for thr 
 OiTT OF MoNTRBAL.— Bey. Roamelot, Ed. Murphyt Eiq.* N. 
 Yaloifl, Em., L. BdlaDger, Esq., P. S. Murphy, EbQm Rev. P. 
 Leblano, M. Desnoyen, S. T. 
 
 UinvRRSnY OF Bishof^ OollioRi Lrnnoztilli.— Inoorpo- 
 r»ted l^ RoFftl Charter, 1868.-*Pre8iaent of the Corporation and 
 Visitor, the Right Rer. the Lord Bishop of Quebeo; D.D. Vioe- 
 President of we Corporation and Visitor, The Most Rer. the 
 Lord Bishop of MontreiU, D. D., Metropolitan ;Ohanoeilor, 
 The Hon. E. Hale. D.C.L.; Vioe-Chanoellor. Hon. George 
 Irvine, M.P. : Trurteeij Hon. Edward Hale, Chairman; G. B. 
 Baker, Em., M.P., The Venr Rev. Dean Bond, C. J. Brydges, 
 Em.» G. F. Bowen, Esq., M. H. Cochrane, Esq., Hiram S. 
 Foster, Esq., R. Hamilton, Esq., R. W. Heneker, Esq.. Rev. R. 
 Lindsay, Georpe MofEaU, Esq^ B. T. Morris. Esq., L. E. Morris, 
 Esq., Lt-Col. Rhodes, H. S. Boott, Esq. : GoUege Council, The 
 Rev. Principal Nicolls, D.D., Chairman ; The Rev. C. H. Badg- 
 ley, E. Chapman, EsqM The Rev. E. Da Vemet. The Rev. C. 
 Hamilton, The Rev. G. V. Housman, The Hon. G. Irvine, M.P., 
 The Rev. R. W. Nortnan, The Hon. Mr. Justice Ramsay, The 
 Rev. C. P. Reid, The Rev. H. Roe, The Rev. G. Slack, Charles 
 Smallwood, Esq., M.D., The Rev. A. C. Soarth, G. O. Stuart, 
 Esq. : Qffieert of the Corporation, Edward Chapman, Esq., 
 Secretary; B* L. Montuambert, Esq.. Honorary Counsel; 0. 
 Brooks, Esq., Auditor; B. T. Morris, Esq. ; Officert of the Col- 
 leget The Rev.. J. H. Niohc41s« D.D., Principal and Professor of 
 
 Classics; ■ ' , Professor of Divinify; The Rev. A.* 0. 
 
 Scarth, M.A., Professor of Ecclesiastical History ; The Rev. C. 
 H. Badgley, M. A., Rector Of Junior Department ; Monsieur 
 Dionne, Professoir of French; F. C Emberson, Esq., Assistant 
 Professorof Classics; The Rev. R. C. Tambs, M.A., Alumni 
 Mathematical Tutor: the Rev. A. C Scarth. M.A., Librarian; 
 E. Chapman. Bsq., M. A., Bursar ; The Rev. R. C. Tambs, M. A., 
 Curator of Museum : H. J. Golton, Esq., F. W. Powell, Esq., G. 
 Thomeloe, Esq., T. Blaylook. Esq.« Assistant Masters of Bishops 
 College School; Faculty a/ Medicine, A. H. David, Bdin., Pro- 
 fessor of Theory^and Practice of Medicine, Dean of the Faculty ; 
 R. T. Godfreyj Professor of the Principles and Practice of Sur- 
 gery; J. L. Leprohon, Professor of Hy^ene : F. W. Campbell, 
 Professor of the Institutes of Medicine, Registrar of the Faoulbr ; 
 E. H. Trenholme, Professor of Midwifery ; J. Baker Edwards, 
 Professor of Chemistry ; A. H. Kollmyer, Professor of Materia 
 M^diea and Therapeutics ; R. A. Kennedy, Professor of Anatomy; 
 W. Gardner, Professor of Medical Jurisprudenoe : G. Wilkins, 
 Professor of Patholoor; S. E. Tabb» Professor of Botany and 
 Zoology ; J. Perrigo, Demonstrator bf Anatomy and Curator of 
 Museum. m^m-m.^ 
 
 Jrsutm, St. Mary's Collrge.— Rev. P. Lo Pinto, 8. J., Pre- 
 sident; Rev. T. Fleck, S.J., Vice-President i Rev, J« Loysanoet 
 S. J., Treasurer.' "^ '"'^ •- - •^"'^''- ' 
 
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 OHUaCHES, GHAPBLS, <fco. 
 
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 Prei/M«or«.— -Rev. P Darant, S.J. ; Ber. J. Aabier,S.J. : Her. 
 ArLarober, S.X ; L. Drammond, S.J.; E. Deqjardiiu, S.J. ; J. 
 Psr^t 8*J*; Rot* B* Hudon, 8. J.; Rot. J. Finnecan. S.J.; F. 
 Bantenre, S.J. \ J. B. Koliiit S J. ; B. Marron ; D. Foiner. 
 
 iKtetpttnartafM.— A. Taraeon, S.J. ; D. Campbell ; B. Gleason ; 
 V. HudoD, S.J. ; L. Arpin* S.J. ; A. Gdtd, 8 J. ; A. Larae, 8. J. ; 
 L. Gaudet; L. Duebarme ; A. Desnoyen. 
 
 ProfetBor of Eloeution.—A. Petitpas. 
 
 Profetnor of Drawing,— J. L'H^rault. 
 
 Profe»9or» of Muaic-^J. Follenu8» J. A. Fowler, N. Marteli 
 G. de Angelis. 
 
 Ghuhch of the Gesu.— Bey. T. Beaudry, 8. J. ; Rer. A. Braan* 
 8. J. ; Rev. L. Sach^, 8. J. ; Rey. W. Moylani 8. J. ; Rey. A. 
 liangoakei 8. J. ; Rey. F. Michel, 8. J. 
 
 CHURCHES, CHAPELS, &o. 
 
 ROMAN CATHOLIC. 
 
 ^The Right Rey. Ig. Bonrget, Bishop of Montreal ; MM. A. F. 
 Tniieau, V . G. Doyen, J. 0. Par6, Prim. Sec. ; L. T. Plamon- 
 don, H. Moreau, B. C. Fabre, E. H. Hincks, P. Leblano, Proc. ; 
 Ghanoine E. Moreau, Chap, ; G. Lamarche, J. G. Mathieu, MM. 
 R. 0. Bmneau, et H. T. CUment, Car^sr* 
 
 Seminary cf Montreal,— -MM., J. A. Baile, Snplrieur; J. V. 
 Arratid, Proc.; L. Regonrd, L. Villeneuye, A. Neroam, E. Pi- 
 card, A. Barbarin, J. Aoustin, L«> Billion, V. Rousselot. Gar4 ; 
 F. Daniel, G. DeBmarares, D. Tambareau, Enconome ; F. iLacan, 
 A. Giband, J. B. Lanie, V. Sorin, E. P. Martineau, R. Roanseau. 
 
 Mitnon du Lae dea Deux Montagne§, — A. Cuoq, Gur^. 
 Barde7. 
 
 Effltae St. JaoQuea. —A* Meroier, directeur; H. Iienoir, L. 
 Santenne, J. Palatin. 
 
 Engliee St. Patriee.—V. O'Dowd, directeur; ThibauU, W. 
 Leclaire, A. Singer. 
 
 Grand Siminaire de la Montaone,—h. Colin, directeur ; H. 
 Rouxel, A. Vaoher, P. Deguire, Gj Parent. 
 
 Collie de Montreal— J. Delayigne, directeur ; R. Rousseau, 
 J. Moyen, D. Lefebyre, MaiUet, Troie, L. Palin, A. Filiatrault, 
 Gampeau, A. PeUadeau, C. Desroohes. 
 
 Ealite St. Jo»eph.—B. Granjon, cur^ ; V. Tranchemontagne, 
 J. Tallet 
 
 Egli$eSt. Bridget.— A. Campion, directeur; J.Archambault. 
 Malo. 
 
 Egliee Ste. Anne.— J. Hc«ati, our^; Brown, Leguerrtf. 
 
 L'Etichi.—Egliee de Notre Dame de TovUe GrAeee^—Egliee 
 St. Louie. 
 
 Church of (he Jeeuit§.-rrEidT.,J. Yignon, Reotor ; Rey. Beau- 
 dry, Resther, Langoake and Thebaud, assistant Rectors. 
 
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 CHURCHES, CHAPELS, Ao. 
 
 JVboteuif de8 Je»uit99 an Salt au Bicolet.—'BidY, Saohd and 
 Vanr. and 16 norioes. 
 
 Parish Church : High Mass, moraiog at 10; Vespera. 3.30 o'olook, 
 St. Patrick's Charoh : High Mass, momioff at 10 ; vespers, 3.30 
 
 o'ciock. 
 Bonsecours Church: Morning Service, 7.30; Evening Service, 
 
 5 30o'olocl£. 
 St. James' Church: High Mass, morning at 10; Vespers, 8-30 
 
 o'olook, 
 Cathedral, (Bishop's Church): High Mass, morning at 9.30; 
 
 Vespers at 3.30 o'clock; Loir Mass, morning at5.30, 6 30, 
 
 and 7. 15 o'clock ; evening at 7 o'clock. 
 St. Ann's Church : Morning Service at 10 ; Vespers, 3.30 o'clock. 
 St.^Bridget'8 Church : Morniog Service at 8 and 10 o'clock. 
 St. Peter's Church : High Mass, morning at 9.30 ; Vespers, 2 30 
 
 o'clock, p.m. 
 St. Joseph's Church : High Mass* morning at 10 : Vespers, 3.30 
 
 o'clock. 
 Church of the Gtesu i High Mass, morning at 10 ; Vespers, 3.30 
 
 o'clock. 
 
 PROTESTANT. 
 
 Church of England,— yLoBt Rev. Ashton Ozenden, D.D., Lord 
 Bishop of Montreal and Metropolitan of Canada : The Verv Rev. 
 Wm. Bond, M.A„ D C.L., Dean of Montreal ; Ven. Archdeaoon 
 Leach, D.D., DiC.L., A^hdeacon of Montreal; Ven. Archdeacon 
 Lonsdale, Archdeacon of Hochelaga. 
 
 Cathedral Clergy.— The Rev. M. S. Baldwin, M.A., Rector and 
 Senior Canon ; Rev. J. S. Lei^s Evans, M.A., assistant ministM. 
 
 Trinity Church.— Rev. Canon Bancroft,]).!)., incumbent, and 
 Rev. 0. Fortin, B.A-, assistant minister. 
 
 St. Qeorge's.— Very Rev. Dean Bond, M.A., D.C.L., incum- 
 bent ; Rev. Jas. Carmichael, assistant minister. 
 
 St. Jobn the Evangelist —(Free Seat).— Rev. B. Wood, M. A., 
 incumbent ; Rev. A. Prime, assistant minister. 
 
 St. J^mes the Apostle.— Rev. J. EUegood, M.A.. incumbent* 
 
 St. Stephen's. —Rev. W. B. Curran, M,A., incumbent. 
 
 St. Luke's.— Rey. James Thorneloe, incumbent 
 
 St Thomas's.- Rev, J. A. McLeod, M.A^, incumbent 
 
 St. Mary's, Hochelaga.— Rev. J- D. Bortnwiok, incumbent 
 
 Chaplain to the Jail.— Rev. J. D. Berth wick* 
 
 Grace Church.— Rev. S. Belohtur, incumbent 
 
 St George's Mission Church,— St. Joseph Street— Rev. J. G. 
 Baylis. 
 
 Hours of Service : Cathedral, daily at 9 o'olook, a.m, Sundays, 
 at 11 am , and 4 p.m. ; evening at 7, seats free ; all others at U 
 a.m., and 7 p.m. . — — 
 
 Church of Seotland,—St Andrew's.— Rev. Gavin Lang. Ser- 
 vices at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., Sunday School at3 p.m. Meeting fbr 
 youngmen at 4.15 p.m., by Rev. Prof, Murray, of McGill College. 
 
 St Paul's. rRev. Dr. Jenkinai • Services at 11 a.m. and 7 pjn. 
 Sunday School and Bible Class at 3 p.m. 
 
 H.t. ikmim ttiMMieii eb;iM§iSk iMlui^trHfee psge 10 
 
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 CHUROJIES, 0HAPS2LS, Ao. 
 
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 St Oabriel.— Rev. Robert Campbell. Services at U a.m. and 
 7 p.in. Sunday School at 3 p.m. 
 
 St Matthew^s.— Point St OharleB.-^Rer. Charles A. Doudiet. 
 Serytces at 11 a.Qi. and 6.30 p.iii. Sunday School at 3 p.m. 
 
 St Mark's.— Qrifflntown.— Rev. W. M. Black. Senrioes at 11 
 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class at 3 p.m. 
 
 St John'9, (French).— Dorchester Street. Rev. . Servi- 
 
 oes at 11 a.m., and 7 p.m. 
 
 Canada Pretbyt9riicm C%iiro&.— Knox.— Comer of Dorchester 
 and Mansfield Streets. Rev. R. H- Thornton. Services at 11 
 a.m. and 7 p.m ; Sabbath School and Bible Class at 3 p.m; Lec- 
 ture each Wednesday, 7-30 p.m. 
 
 Cot6 Street— Rev. Dr. Burns. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; 
 Sunday School and Bible Class at 3 p.m. ; on Mondays, 8 p.m. ; 
 on Wednesdays, 7.30 p.m. in winter, and 8 p.m. in summer. 
 
 Erskine.— St. Catherine Street.— Rev. Dr. Taylor and Rev. J. 
 M. Gibson. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday School at 
 2.45 p.m.; Bible Cla8S£ak4.15 p.m.; weekly Prayer Meeting 
 Wednesday at 7.45 p.mr ^ 
 
 St Joseph Street ( West).- Rev. Alex. Young. Services at 11 
 a.m. and 7 p. m. j Sunday School at 3 p.m. ; Prayer Meeting every 
 Wednesday at 7.30 p.m. .ii.a i. 
 
 American Preabgterian (7AurcA.— Dorchester Street; Rev. G. 
 H. Wells. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday School at 
 9.30a.ni. . . 
 
 Baptiat.—ViTBt Baptist Church, Beaver Hall Hill.— Rev. W. 
 Cheeuam. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday School at 
 3 p.m. 
 
 Point St. Charles.— Centre Street— Rev. Robt. Mills. Services 
 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday School at 3 p.m. 
 
 St Catherine Street— Russell Hall.— Rev. Joshua Donovan. 
 Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday School at 3 p.m. 
 
 Weslepan MethodUtt.—^t James Street— Rev. J. Potts. 
 
 Ottawa Street.— Rev. S. J. Hunter. 
 
 Palace Street— Rev. G. Galbraith. 
 
 Dorchester Street— Rev. Dr. Douglas. ^ 
 
 St Joseph Street—Rev. J. Sparling, B.D. 
 
 Sherbrooke Street— Rev. A. B. Chambers. 
 
 Point St Charles —Rev. E. A. Healy. B.A. 
 
 Services at the above places at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday 
 School at 2.30 p.m. ; Prayer Meeting every Monday evening, and 
 Preaching Wednesday eyenings at 7-30 p.m. 
 
 Methoditt New ConiieaH*on.—Ebenezer Church, Dupr^ Lane.— 
 Rev. Joel T. Pitcher. Services at 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.; 
 Sunday School at "2 SO p.m. 
 
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 CongregaiionaL—Zim Church.— Rev. Henry Wilkea, D.Dm 
 LL.Dm and Rev. Charles Chapman, M.A.« Paatori. Serricek at 
 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday School at 3 p.m. ; Wednesday) 8 p.m. 
 
 Eastern Church, Corner Crug and Amherst Streets.— Rev. 
 John Fraser. Senrioes at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. j Sunday School 
 at 3 p.m. 
 
 Shaftesbury Hall, Mountain Street, near St. Antoine.— Rev. 
 B. McGregor, B.A. Services Sunday, 7 p.m. ; Wednesday, 8 
 p.m. ; Sunday School, 9.15 a.m. 
 
 Congregational College of B.N.A.— Principal and Professor of 
 Theology and Church history, Rev. Henry Wilkes, DiD., LL.D. ; 
 Professor of Greek Testament Bzegesis. Rev. George Cornish, 
 LL.D. ; Lecturer on Bi^deaces and Biblioal Literature, Rev. C. 
 Chapman, M.A. ; Lecturer on Historical Theology, Rvv. K. M. 
 Fenwick. 
 
 . French Evangelical C%«ircA.— Comer St Elizabeth and Craig 
 Streets. . Seryioes at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 Oerman Protettani.-^t. John's Church.— 129 St Dominique 
 Street. Rev. C. F. W. Rechenberg. Services at 10.30 a.m. ; 
 Sunday School at 2 p.m. 
 
 (Tm'torian.— Church of the Messiah.— Beaver Hall Hill. Rev. 
 J. Cordner, D.D. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School 
 at 9.30 a.m. 
 
 New Jenualem C^uroA.—CSwedenbonnan).-^ Dorchester St, 
 opposite High SchooL Rev. £. Gould. Services at 11 a.m. 
 
 Jetoieh iS^aoflru«.— (English).— Chennevilie Street, Rev. A. 
 De Sola, LL. D. 
 
 Jewish <$'i/na^oa«e.— (German).— 5}t Constant, near Vitr^ St 
 Rev. Mr. Levey. 
 
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 Sept22 New Year, Anno Mundi 5634. 
 
 Cc^ l...(Wedne8day).Kippoor— Day of Atonement ^ 
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 RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES. 
 
 La Grande Ligne Mmon.— President, Rev. L. Roussy; Trea- 
 surer, T. M. Thomson ; Secretary, Rot. T. Lafleur. 
 
 Fremeh' Canadian Mitnonary Soctetv^—VreBldeJiU Rev. Wil- 
 Ham Taylor, D.D. ; Viee-Presidents, Rev. H. Wilkes, D.D., 
 LL.D.,Uon. James Ferrier, John Dougall, William Lunn, Jos. 
 Mackay, James Conrt ; Corresponding Secretaries, Rey. Profes- 
 sor Macvicar, LL.D., Rev. Ohs. Chapman, Rev. A. Young; 
 Seoretaiy-Treasurer and Superintendent, Lieut-Col. Haultain. 
 
 Montreal AuacUiarv Bible Society, — Hon. James Ferrier, Pre- 
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 Wilkes, Rev. Dr. Taylor, Kev. Wm. Bond, Wm. Lunn, Vice- 
 Presidents; Rov. Professor Cornish, Corresponding Secretary ; 
 Professor A. Johnson, LL.D., Recording Secretary; Henry 
 Yennor, Treasurer ; Thomas Muir, General Agent and Deposi- 
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 Eeliaiou9 Tract Society,— J. A. Mathewson, President ; Prin- 
 cipal Dawson, T. M. Taylor, Vice-Presidents \ Rev. A. Xoung, 
 Secretanr ; Thos. Muir, Treasurer and Depositiary. 
 
 Coramittee.~Canon Bond, Revs. Gavin Lang, C. Chapman, R. 
 Cheetfaam, Dr. Bums, J. Baylis, Theo. Lafleur, Messrs. James 
 Court, Thomas J. Telfer, Hon. J. Ferrier and Col. Haultain. 
 With power to add. 
 
 Canada Snnday School Uhtoa.— Principal J. W. Dawson, 
 President ; Hon. James Ferrier, Rev. Canon Bancroft, J. A. 
 Mathewson, H. A- Nelson, J. C. Becket H. Lyman, Vice-Presi- 
 dents ; Jas. Court Treasurer ; Rev. C. Chapman, Corresponding 
 Secretary; L. Ciuhing, Recording Secretary; Thomas Muir, 
 Depositary. 
 
 Ladiee* Bible Aetoeiation.—Mn. J. W. Dawson, President ; 
 Mrs. John Leeming, Vice-President; Mrs. D. Torrance, Trea- 
 surer ; Miss Lunn, Secretary. 
 
 MotUreal Young Men*» Christian Asaociation.^T, J. Clazton, 
 President; S. Caldecott Hugh Watson, Chas. Cushing, George 
 Young, Vice-Presidents ; Thomas Craig, Treasurer ; Alfred 
 Sandham, Secretary. Committee— F.W. Radford, W. Sloan, J. 
 H. Redfism, Jas. Ross, R. G. Brown^ A. H. Cameron, J. M. Duff, 
 James Baylis, Fred. Birks, Geo. Bishop, J. Houghan, Geo. E. 
 Jacques, Jos. Richards, C. S. J. Phillips, D. Bentley. 
 
 Montreal Sabbath ^Moctation.— President Jas. Court Esq. ; 
 Vice-Presidents. Revds. Dr. Taylor, Dr. Wilkes, Canon Bond, 
 Geo. Douglas and D. H. MaoVicar; Treasurer, 0. Alexander ; 
 
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 BTSTIXUTIONSi 
 
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 Corresponding Seeretary. Ber. J. B. CUurkgon; lUoording Se- 
 oreta^ and Depositaiy, Alfred Sandbam. 
 
 Committee. — Revds. J. Potts, J. M. Gibson, Dr. Inrine ; 
 Messrs. J. DougalU G. Childs, J. A. Mathewson, W. Lunn, Judge 
 Torrance. J. C> Beokei W. I^ing, J. Torrance, iun., T. J. Clax- 
 tbn, Dr. Beddy, L. Cashing, juu. 
 
 Colonial Chwreh and School Soei€tu,'-InoonotB,ied}tj Aek 
 of Parliament. Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, Patron ; 
 His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, and His Grace the 
 Archbishop of York, Vice-Patrons, Corresponding Committee 
 of the Diocese of Montreal.— The Most Bev;. the Lord Bishop of 
 Montreal' and Aletropolitan, President : G. Moffatt, Treasurer ; 
 Yen. Dean Bond, LL.p.. Secretary. Place of Meeting, School 
 Boom, Stanley street, zaa Thursday of every month, at 12. 15 p.m. 
 
 INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 Merthani8,JBxchange and Beading /?oom.— Estabtished, May, 
 1854; Incorporated by Act of Parliament, May, 28, 1853. D. 
 Lcffn MacDongali, diairman. Directors: Thos. Ryan, Thomas 
 Cramp, ^omas Workman, Bobert Muir, Jacob H. Joseph, W. 
 F* Kay i John G. Dinning^ secretary. 
 
 JUeehaniee* Institute.— T>. Maefarlane, president; W.J. Pat- 
 terson, Tice-preiident ; ^ntomae Craig, corresponding secretary ; 
 John Heath, leeording seerelarv ; Gea Cruikshank, treasiirer ; 
 J<d^n Harper, librarian ; John Boyd, cabinet-keepMr. 
 
 General Gommittee.--J. Findlay, N. B. Corse, J. 0. Beeket, 
 ^. Mi^4tti8ten,.A. A^ Stevensoiiv A. C. Hutohinson. 
 
 Samuel S. Beed, superintendent. 
 
 . MereantUe Lihrary AMociation»—lS» B. Matthews, prbijident: 
 Capt B. W. Shepherd, Tice-president: B. Holton, secretary; E. 
 H. Bottnell, treasurer. Directors : Thos; Bimmer. A. Empey, 
 Theodore Ijman, Thomas Macduff John J. Maclaren, Henry 
 lilonaui, B. A. Campbell, Daniel Bees and D. W. Boss. 
 H. Sean, superintendent 
 
 Canadian Art {Tatoii.— Instituted, 1867; Incorporated, 1870.— 
 C* J* Way, president; W. L. Fraser, honorary secntaiy. 
 
 Board qf ArtaandManHfaeiurei/or the Province <i(f Quebec. 
 — H. Lyman, president ; A. A. Steyenson, yice-president ; Dun- 
 
 JarBrowne, seerataiy ; N. B. Corse, treasnrer ; H. Hnlmer, D. 
 (oFarlane, Dr^ % Bdwuds, D. R. MeCord, N^ B. Cone, Ihinbar 
 iioirnei A. Bertarany J* Findlay, A* Stark, fofaroommittoe^ 
 
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 INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 195 
 
 Montreal Sailort' /iM<»(tfl0.— Andrew Allan, president; Geo. 
 Mo£faU and John MoLennan, vice-presidents; John Rankin, 
 treasurer ; P. S. Rofls* seeretary.— 283 Commissioners street. 
 
 Natural HUtory Soen^y.—Q. Bamston, president; Principal 
 Dawson, LL. D., F.R S., E. Billings, F.G.S., G. Smallwood, M.D., 
 LL. Dm D.C.Lm Rev. A. De Sola, LL. D., A. R. G. Selwyn, 
 F.G.S., His Lordship the Metropolitan, Dr. T. Sterry Hunt, 
 F.R.S., Sir W. E. Logan« LL. D., F.RJS., Dr. P. P. Carpenter, 
 vice-presidents; James Ferrier, Jun., treasurer; J. F. Whit- 
 eaves, scientific curator and recording secretary; Prof. P. J. 
 Darey, M.A., B.C.L., corresponding secretary. 
 
 Council.— G. L. Marler; D. R. McCord, M.A., B.G.L.; Prof. 
 R. Bell, F.G.S. ; D. A. P. Watt; J. H Joseph ; E. E. Shelton ; 
 Prof. J. B. Edwards, Ph.D., D.G.L.; A. T. DriuHnond, B.A., 
 LLB.; C. Rohb. ^^"^ 
 
 Library and Membership Committee.— A. T. Drunimond, Dr. 
 John Bell, D. R. McCord, K. Mercer and Dr. B. J. Harrington. 
 
 Chrand Trunk Railway Literary and Scientific Institute. — 
 Point St Charles.— C. J. Brydges, Esq., president ; -R. Eaton, 
 Esq., J. Hiekson, Esq., H. Shackell, Esq., vice-presidents ; A. 
 Stark, secretary. Committee.— F. P. Gurrie, chairman ; R. Sur- 
 geon, J. Mattie, R. McLaughlin, J. Richards, J. McAllen. J. 
 Ryan, W. Beattie, J. FenwicK, J. Black, J. T. Bedford, J. Kay. 
 
 Institut Canadien*— III Notre Dune Street-^Re»ding Room 
 and Library. Admittance free. 
 
 Numiematie and Antiquarian Society of if on<rea^.— Organised 
 1862 ; Incorporated 1870.— H. Mott, president ; Daniel Rose and 
 R. J. Wieksteed, vice-presidents ; R. W. McLachlan, curator 
 and treasurer; Gerald E. Hart, corresponding secretary; G. 
 Hopkins, recording secretary. 
 
 The Society meets at its room, in the Natural History Society's 
 Building, every 2nd Wednesday in each month, at 8 p.m. Mu- 
 seum open to visitors, free, on ai^lication to the President or 
 Secretaries. 
 
 Art -AMOciation o/ 3fon*r«ai— Incorporated 22rd Vic, Chap. 
 XII., 1860. Office : Mechanics' Hall. His Excellency the Gov- 
 emor-Geiierai, patron ; Dr. Sterry Hunt, president ; George H. 
 Frothingfaam, vice-president ; R. W. Shepherd, treasurer; John 
 Popham, honorary secretary. 
 
 MemberiB Of the Council.— O. R. Jacobi, 0. J. Way, F. 6. 
 Matthews, D. R. McCord^ohn Popham, Dr. Duncan McCallum, 
 John McLennan, Thos. Kimmer, H. F. Kay, Andrtw Wilson, 
 and John Hope. 
 
 Montreal Tvpof/raphical Union^ No, OT.-^Thos. Alty, presi- 
 dent; P. Hughes, vice-president ; James^ Bloomfield, treasurer ; 
 0^ R. .CoraeiL. finandal secretary ; W. J. Egmn, Moording see* 
 retaryj John Ford, coniospendingseerelafy. 
 
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 CLUBS. 
 
 Jaeque9 Cartier Typographieal Union No. 145.— T. Oodin, 
 president ; J. Lenoin, yioe-president ; T. Bertheume. reeording 
 
 telmational Union. 
 
 CLUBS. 
 
 St, James C/u&.— Borehester street Comer of Unirersity.— 
 James Hempsted, secretary. 
 
 Victoria ^Kftfimi Cluh.—ExB Royal Highness Prince Arthur, 
 His Imperial Highness the Grand Bake Alexis of Russia, His 
 Excellency the Right Honorable Earl of Ba£ferin, K. 0. B., 
 His Excellency Viscount Monk, His Excellency Lieut General 
 Sir W. F. Williams, Bart, K.O.B., Honorary members ; James 
 Torrance, Life member: F. B. Matthews, President; F. W. 
 Henshaw, Vice-President; R. Beaufield, Sec'y-Treas. : John 
 Grant S. H. Thompson, J. Fairbaim, Frank Bond and Thos. 
 Macduff, Bireotore. 
 
 Montreal Cwlina C7ii(.HSir A.T. Gait President ; J. Grant 
 Vice-President ; J. Tyre, Treasurer ; CoL Bacon, Secretary. 
 
 Montreal Lacroaee Cluh.—'N, Hughes, Honorary President ; 
 L. Gushing, jr.. President; W. G. Beers. 1st Vice-President ; W. 
 H. Whyte, 2nd Vice-President; B. E. Bowie. Secretary; Hueh 
 Becket Treasurer.' Committee. — R. Crosbie, J. Bavey, F. 
 Hawkesley, N. J. Carnegie, Wm. L Maltby. Field Captains, 
 Messrs. E. A. Whitehead, R. W. McDougall. 
 
 Maple SnaW'Shoe Club.^Joa. Armstrong, President ; J. J. 
 Walker and R Summerhays, Vice-Presidents ; J. C. Bowden, 
 Secretary and Treasurer. Committee.— G. F- Corcoran, Jas. 
 Armstrong^ W^ Short J- Simpson, H. Toung. 
 
 Montreal SnowShoe Club,~-JX» H. Hughes, Honorary Presi- 
 dent ; C. P. Bayidson, President; Angus Grant, 1st Vice-Presi- 
 dent; W. L. Maltby, 2nd Vice-Presidentj W. H. Whyte, Sec- 
 retary ; H. W. Becket Treasurer. Committee.— J. Bavidson, 
 F. Hawkesley, D. E. Bowie, Fred. Molndoe, W. Campbell, R. 
 Crosbie, J. Pelton. 
 
 Alexandra SnowShoe Cluh.—T, B. Warren, nresident ; R. 
 B. Reinhardt and J. H. Baridson, Viee-Presments; Arthur 
 Birks, seoretary and treasurer. Committee.— C. Boyle, Arthur 
 Jacques, F. Foy, R. Walker, J. J. Gilroy. 
 
 X.T. k, Bofton Tiano-Forto Go. 482 Vofera DaoMHitHSM page 10 
 
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 MASONIO. 
 
 197 
 
 Montreal Oymnatium. '-Qomev of Mansfield and Bnrnside 
 Streets. G. F. C. Smith* president; H. D. Atwater, vice-presi- 
 dent. Committee : R. H. Stephens, J. L. Morris, A. M. Gassels, 
 R. Bolton, and F. E. Oilman; Charles Cushing, secretary and 
 treasurer.— 110 St James Street 
 
 MASONIO. 
 
 St Helena Conclave, No. 21.— Of theEnifl:htsof Red Crossof 
 Rome and Constantino, under the Grand Imperial Council of 
 England and Wales. 
 
 Illustrious Sir Kts., t J< G. A. Leblano, 32?.*. M. P. Sovereign ; 
 IF. M. Sowden. Past M. P. Sovereign; |J. H. Steams, 32°.'. 
 Vice Roy Eusebius ; tE. M. Copeland, Treasurer. Sir Knights, 
 tJ. C. Thurston, Senior General ; tW. H. Dean, Junior General ; 
 tW. S. Walker, Recorder and Prelate; flsaac D.Thurston, 
 Prefect; fAnthony Kerry, Standard Bearer; fW.E.Coquillette, 
 Herald ; fRobert Nozon, Sentinel. 
 
 Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Canada,— IS. W. Bro. W. M. 
 Wilson. (Simeoe), Grand Master ; R. W. Bro. Thns. White, Jr., 
 (Montreal), Deputy Grand Master; R. W. Bros. Jas. McGowan, 
 (Samia), D.D.G.M. St Clair dist. ; Francis. Westlake, (London), 
 London dist; H. McK. Wilson, (Brantford), Wilson dist ; John 
 E. Harding, (St. Maryp), Huron dist ; T. M. Anderson, (Ayr), 
 Wellington dist ; E. Mitchell. (Hamilton), Hamilton dist. ; R. 
 Kemp. (Beamsville), Niagara dist ; H. Roberston, (GoUingwood), 
 Toronto dist ; J. B. Trayes, (Port Hope), Ontario dist ; Fred'k. 
 Richardson, (Napanee), P. Edw. dist. ; J. Reynolds, (Prescott), 
 St Lawrence dist. ; E. C. Barber, (Ottawa), Ottawa di^t ; W. 
 Mackenzie, (Montreal). Montreal dist ; G. H. Allen, (Waterloo), 
 Bedford dist. ; J. Y. Noel, (Winnipeg). Manitoba Province; J. 
 Bain, (Toronto), G. Senior Warden ; Horace Merrill, (Ottawa), 
 G. Junior Warden ; Rev. E. Lounsbury, (Ingersoll), G. Chaplain ; 
 Henry Groff, (Simeoe), G- Treasurer; C. Bennett, (Port Rowan), 
 G. Reflnstrar: Thomas B. Harris, (Hamilton), G. Secretary; 
 V. W. Bros. John F. Lash, (TorontoV^G. Senior Deacon ; W. J. 
 Martin, (Paris), G. Junior Deacon T Robt. Nichols, (Port Hope), 
 G. Supt of Works ; H. F. Sharp, (St Mary's), G. Dir. of Cer. ; 
 Charles R. Smith, (Hamilton), G. Asst. Secretary; P. Geraghty, 
 (Kingston), G. Direc. of CSer. ; Bernard Saunders, (Toronto), 
 G. Sword Bearer: W. Nivin, (Montreal), G. Organist: Adam 
 Cranston, (Gait), G. Asat. Organist ; E. E. Kitchen, (St. George), 
 G. Pursuivant ; Robt Colquhoun, (Montreal), G. Tyler : A. J. 
 Donly, (Simeoe), Thos. Sargant (Toronto), Wm. Braund, (Dunn- 
 ville), E. R. Carpenter, (CoUingwood), A. McMichael, (Water- 
 ford), Alex. S. Abbott, (London). Alex. Chisholm, (Montreal), 
 Wm. Dewar. (Ancaster), W. R. White. (Pembroke), James S. 
 Scarff, (Woodstock), Wm. H. Archer, (Toronto), J. W. Stewart, 
 (Port Dover), Grand Stewards. 
 
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 MASONIC. 
 
 Si. PauVa Royal Arek Chapter^ No, 574 E,R.^(attaehed to St, 
 Patd*» Lodge),— Rtgular Conrooations held in Gbaptor Roonit 
 third Thursday in January, March, June and October. 
 
 Mount Royal Lodge^ No. 202.— Meets on the 2nd Tuesday of 
 every month, in Canadian Masonic Chambers, Place d'Armes. 
 
 Carnarvon Royal Arch Chapter^ No. 21j R. C— Meets on 3rd 
 Thursday of each month, at British Masonic Chambers. 
 
 Montreal Chapter, No, 42, (7.^.— Meets on 2nd Friday of each 
 month, in the British Masonic Chambers, 359 Notre Dame St. 
 
 Royal Albert Chapter, No. 43, C.R, 
 
 St. Patd*8 Lodge, No. 374, JS^.i?.— Regular Communications of 
 the Lodge are held on first Tuesday in every month, and Festival 
 of St. John the Evangelist in the Lodge Room, St Catherine St. 
 
 St, George's Lodge, No. 440, J^.i?.— Meets on the 1st Tuesday 
 of every month, at the Masonic Hall, Place d'Armes. 
 
 Mgin Lodge, F, & A,M,, No, 384, R.S. 
 
 Lodge of Antiquity, No, 0, A.F. & A.M„ C.^.— Meets first 
 Thursday in every month, at Masonic Hall, Place d'Armes. 
 
 St. George* 8 Lodge, No, 19 C.R. 
 
 Victoria Lodge, No, 173, C, R. 
 
 Montreal Masonic Board of Relief, C.R,—ChM, H. Walters, 
 president and treasurer; John Urquhart, secretary. 
 
 LeBlane Lodge, No, 5, G.R.C, of Royal Ark Mariners. 
 
 Grand Priory of Canada. 
 
 Zetland Lodge No. 7, C^.j?.— Meets second Thursday in each 
 month, at the British Masonic Chambers, Notre Dame St 
 
 Kilwinning Lodge No, 13, Q.R, 
 
 Royal Albert Lodge, No, 16, Q.R, 
 
 Victoria Lodge, No, 17, Q.R» 
 
 V.Y. 9t Boston Piano-Forte Co. 4S8 Notre Bamo-gt— See page 10 
 
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 ORANQB ORDER. 
 
 199 
 
 I. 0. OF ODD F^'LLOWS, M. U. 
 
 Montreal Di»triet,—U» J. Brown, Provincial O. M. ; James 
 Wallis^ D. P. Q. M. ; J. Findlay* Provincial Secretary. 
 
 Loyal Montreal Lodge^ No. 3115. , N.O. ; Jas. HainSt 
 
 V.G. ; J. Findlay, treasurer ; John Reed, financial secretary.— 
 Meets every alternate Wednesday. 
 
 Loyal Victoria Lodge,— -Wm, Alderson, N. G-.~Meet8 every 
 alternate Monday. _____ 
 
 ORANGE ORDER. 
 
 Provincial Grand Loyal Orange Lodge of the Province of 
 Ouebec—R, W. Bro. Qeorge Smith, J.P., (Montreal), G.M. ; Bro. 
 Joshua Breadner, (Athelstane), DG.M. ; Bros. John Glauson, 
 (Aylmer), D.Gl.M. ; Rev. John Irwin, (Montreal), G. Chaplain ; 
 Rev. W- L. Freeland, D.D., (Aylmer), Rev. Conrad Vandusen, 
 <Aylraer), Rev. Isaac Thompson, (Melbourne), and Rev. W. J. 
 Shaw, M.A., (Hemmingford). D. G. Chaplains); Geo.B. Pearson 
 (Montreal), G. Treasurer ; E. T. Scott, (Montreal). G. Secretary; 
 James Knox, (Montreal), D. G. Seoretnry; William Johnson, 
 (Montreal), G. Lecturer ; James Burke, (Hemmingford), G. Di- 
 rector of Ceremonies ; Robert Dixon, (Montreal), G. Tyler. 
 
 Annual Meeting, third Tuesday in February of each year. 
 
 County Orange Lodge^ Montreal, 
 
 District Orange Lodge, Montreal, 
 
 Prince of Wales L, 0, £•, No, 36l.~Meets first Wednesday 
 in every month, at Orange Hall, 81 St. James street 
 
 Victoria L, 0- X., No. 350.— Meets third Wednesday in every 
 month, at Orange Hall, 81 St. James street. 
 
 Duke of York L, 0, X., No, 413.— Meets second Wednesday 
 in every month, at Orange Hall, 81 St. James street. 
 
 Derry L, 0, Z., No, 224. -Meets second Thursday in every 
 month, at Orange Hall, 81 St James street 
 
 Boyne L. O, L., No, 401— Meets third Friday in every month, 
 at Orange Hall, 8l St. James street. 
 
 Eldon L, O. £., No, 304.— Meets third Thursday in every 
 month, at Orange Hall, 81 St. James street 
 
 Dominion L, O, L., No, 1263. -Meets first Thursday in every 
 month, at Orange Hall, 81 St James street 
 
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tWOn VIOUBNINQ GOODS CMI TO CHBAPtlMS 
 
 48Y * 489 Notre W^muf St., A. A. MVRPHT. 
 
 O^IOERS OF THE CORPORATION. 
 L. A. Cannony city olerk ; N. Pages, aesistantolerk : L. E. 
 Borion. treasurar; John Boomer, aoet. oily treasurer ; Matthew 
 F. Walsh, aocountant : John W. Wright, check clerk : J. N. 
 Hamelin^ clerk ; Charles Baillairg^, city surveyor and water 
 works manager : Pierre Caropeau. assistant road surveyor ; A. 
 B. MoConnell. clerk ; Gabriel Valin. jun., Jeremiah Gallagher, 
 clerks ; Joseph Roubseau, overseer : Pierre Boivin, keeper of the 
 Chateau d'Eau ; L.N»Voyer* and H. Heigham.*8iiperintendents 
 of Police ; F^lix 8t. Michel, chief of fire Brigade and overseer of 
 chimneys ; L. Lemieuz, deputy chief ; Philippe Brunelle, chief 
 telegraph operator ; Ckorge Norean, Peter E. Wright, assistants 
 do. ; Antoine S. Mattev Maurice O'Lear^', and Paul Frechette, 
 assessors ; Alexander Firaser and Joserh E. Bolduc, auditors ; 
 Patrick Walsh. Jos. Langlais, Gabriel Valin, L6on Bertrand, L. 
 N. Rh6aume, J.-Bte. Pagd. clerks of markets : Jos. Pruneau, 
 weigh-master ; Edward Reynolds, keaper of the ferry ser- 
 vice ; — — Recorder; C. L. Gethings, clerk { Edward 
 
 Foley, deputy clerk ; J.-Bte. Plamondon, head bailiff ; J. 0. 
 y^sina and tJld6ric Desroehes^ailiffs; L.G.Baillairgd, attorney; 
 A. B. Sirois, notary ; William a. Michaud, chief messenger. 
 
 * Note.— Messrs Vover and Keieham are not officers of the Corporation, 
 strictly speakine — as, although paid by the Corporation, the police force is under 
 the control of the local government 
 
 COURTS OP JUSTICE, TERMS, Ao^ 
 See pages 104 to 110. 
 
 POST OFFICE. 
 
 P. G. Huot Postmaster. 
 
 R. G. PattoB Assistant-Postmaster. 
 
 J. E. Bolduc, clerk ; D. Vaughan, money order and savings 
 bank clerk; 0. Biron, clerk ; J. Grey, B. liioasse, C. Chamber- 
 land, Wm. Handford, Wm. Newman, H. Huot, E. Huot, L. 
 Bochette and J. Poston, clerks. 
 
 For Regulations and Rates of Postage, see pages 54 to 63. 
 
 QUEBEC EXCHANGE. 
 
 Managing Committee, ^M., Stevenson, chairman; Andrew 
 Thomson, A. Joseph ; Robert Shaw, secretary-treasurer; 
 Frank Johnston, manager and lessee. 
 
 KX A Boston Fiano-Forto Go. 482 Hotre Oajno^it.— 8«a page 10 
 
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 BOARD OF TRADE. 
 
 Office— Yiotoria Ghamberi, corner of St. Pet- %nd St. Paal 
 
 streets* L. T. 
 
 Q/^eer«.— Abraham Joseph* president ; R. R. Dobell.yice-yresi- 
 dent ; H. W. Welch, Treasurer ; T. H Grant, secretary. 
 
 Couneil,—B, Bennett. A. Joseph. M. G. Mountain. Andrew 
 Thomson, A. Fraser, T. H. Dunn, H. S. Scotty John Laird, 
 Michael Connolly, and T. Ledroit. 
 
 CROWN TIMBER OFFICE. 
 7 Sault-au-Matelot street, L. T. 
 
 Collector of Crown timber dues, McLean Stewart ; asiistant 
 40., — ^— — . ; olerk, John Mackay. 
 
 HARBOR COMMISSIONERS. 
 
 Point-&-Carey, L. T. 
 Meet CTcry Saturday, at 2 p. m. 
 
 Wm. Withall, chairman ; Francois Yezina, vioe-president ; 
 Hon. U. J. Tessier, D. C. Thomson, Olivier Robitaille, directors ; 
 J. B. Martel, secretary-treasurer ; Ulric Binet, messenger. 
 
 TRINITY HOUSE. 
 
 Point-A-Carey, L. T. 
 
 Yital Tetu, Master ; John Smith, superintendent of Pilots ; 
 F. Qourdeau, harbor master; H. N. Jones, D. McGie, John 
 Sharpies, Jos. Hamel, R. H. Smith and E. Beaudet^ wardens ; 
 Alex. Lindsay, clerk; A. Lemoine, secretary-treasurer. 
 
 INLAND REYBNUB OFFICE. 
 
 17 St. James street, L. T. 
 
 OMcer».—J, M. Lemoine, district inspector; J. E. Fortier, 
 collector; M. McNamara, George Bourassa, J.H. Cahill, Joseph 
 Rouleau, James Courtney, George Neilan, and John Stewart, 
 assistants and excise officers. 
 
 SUPBRYISOR OF CULLERS' OFFICE, 
 
 7 Sault-au-Matelot street, L. T. 
 
 Supendsor of cullers, William Quinn ; deputy and bookkeeper, 
 Alexander Fraser ; cashier, T. J. Walsh ; office-keeper, John 
 Tierney ; specification clerks, Thomas Power, George DeBlois, 
 Francis Quinn, Pierre Miller, Edward Duggan, Wolfred- Lau- 
 ni6re, Jos. E. Belland, F. X. Drouin, Z. Levasseur, JaS. Foley. 
 
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 CONgULATBS. 
 
 Belpium,-~k, Joiepb, 59 St Peter street, L. T. 
 
 Chtli and Peru,— ionn Lairdi St. Lawrence Chambers, 12 St 
 P«ter street, L. T. 
 
 Jhnmnrk.—Qi. T. Pemberton, Commeroial Chambers, 19 St. 
 Peter street, L. T. 
 
 /ranee.— Partial Cheralier, 1 Des Carri^res street, Cape. 
 
 German J?mptV«.— Charles PitI, Hant's Wharf, L. T. 
 
 Monte FtWeo.— Charles P. Champion, corner St Peter and St 
 Antoine streets, L. T. 
 
 Sweden and iVbrioai/.— Alfred Falkenberf , Dean's Buildings, 
 40 St Peter street, L. T. 
 
 Portugal,— Q, T. Pemberton, acting consnU Qowen's buildings, 
 8 St Peter street L. T. 
 
 Spain.— Don J. M. De Satrustegui, Consul General for British 
 Possessions in North America, and Don J. M. Blanco, Vice- 
 consul, St Louis Hotel, U. T. 
 
 United Statee,— Ron. E. G. L. Struve, 17 St Peter street, L.T. 
 
 CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT. Point- H-Carojr. 
 
 J. W. Dunsoomb, collector; J. A. Green, surveyor. Zona 
 JRoom.— N. N. Ross, chief clerk ; George Campbell, cashier; V. 
 Cazeau, C. Gouin, E. O'Brien, and E. Huot clerks; D. D. 
 O'Mcara, clerk and measuring sunreyor. Surveyor ana Ware- 
 housekeeper^e Office,— h. Dugal, chief looker and assistant ware- 
 housekeeper ; G. Colley and A. G. Hawkins, clerks ; N. Balsa- 
 retti, clerk in charge of ship's articles ; H. McHugh and A. G. 
 Bowden; samplers and weighers ; W. Higgins, M. Bnright Jean 
 Roy, J. Hogan, £. Robitaille jtnd C. Marcotte, lockers. Water 
 Side.— A. E. Langevin, chief tide surveyor; A. Wheeler, assis- 
 tant tide surveyor ; W. N. Lee, chief landing waiter ; N. Lange- 
 vin,W. H. Carten, J. Belleau, landing waiters and searchers ; P. 
 Ahem, tide waiter. Montreal Steamere : D. Byrne, tide waiter ; 
 Grand Trunk Raihoai/t Point Levis : J. Lemieux, senior cox- 
 swain ; M. McManus, m.istGr of colors and coxswain ; L.Samson, 
 A. Boissonnault 0. No^l, H. Jobin, T. Brown, J. Rouillard, J. 
 Tiemey and T. Howley, boatmen. Examining Warehouee.-D. 
 Mcpherson and L. Bilodeau, appraisers ; F. X. M^tivier, assis- 
 tant appraiser ; M. Gauvin, clerk and tide waiter ; J. Davey 
 and 0. Hannon, packers and porters ; J. Griffiths, housekeeper 
 and messenger; J. Batterson, tide waiter and messenger; C. 
 Jumeau, fireman. Suh- Col lectors and Preventive Qfficere.-Q. 
 McKenzie, sub-collector, Chicoutimi ; A. G. Bussi^res, sub- 
 collector, Jersey Point Beauce ; J. E. Barry, preventive officer, 
 Les Escoumains ; J. Radford, preventive officer, Tadousac : A. 
 Oomeau, preventive officer. Riviere Godbout Cuetotn Howe 
 Brokers.— W, J Newton, C. Joncas, A. Plamondon, J. R. Healey 
 and David Smith. 
 
 V.T. Ir Boston Piano-Forte Co. 488 Notre Dame-itHBee page 10 
 
Black DtanionA If ••• OmiI Co. F* 1 
 
 8e« paee ftO* 
 
 Hcntkaw, Affvnt 
 
 FIRB ALARM SIGNAL' BOXES. 
 
 Sox No, ST. LEWIS WARD. 
 
 2. corner St. Ann atreet and Efplanadt. 
 
 comer Des Griaons and Ste. Genevieve streeta. 
 
 corner Haldimand and St. Lewis streeta. 
 
 corner Garden and Ann streeta. 
 
 corner Buade and Fort streeta. 
 
 corner Mount Garmel and Dea Carri^res streeta. 
 
 3. 
 4. 
 
 6. 
 6. 
 
 7. 
 
 PALACE WARD. 
 
 8. comer St. Famillo and St. George streets. 
 
 12. corner St. John and Collins streets. 
 
 13. corner Palace and St. Helen streets. 
 
 14. comer St. John and St. Stanislas streeta. 
 
 CHAMPLAIN WARD. 
 
 15. Dinning's Ship-yard, Cap Blanc. 
 
 16. Taylor's Grocery, Cap Blanc. 
 
 17. Fire Station, Diamond Harbour. 
 21. Giblin's House, Diamond Harbour. 
 
 23. Shipping-Master's Office, Cham plain street. 
 
 24. corner Mqlntyre's Tavern, Cul-de-Sac. 
 
 ST. PETER'S WARD. 
 
 25. M4thot'sStore, foot of Mountain Hill. 
 
 26. Fire Station, cor. Sault-au-Matelot & St James atrtetf* 
 
 27. Renaud'a Building, St. Paul street. 
 
 31. Lemesurier'a Building, St. Paul street. 
 
 32. Fire Station, St. Paufs Market. 
 
 JACQUBS-CARTIER WARD. 
 
 34. comer Des Prairies and St. Dominick streeta. 
 
 85. corner Dea Fosses and Craig streets. 
 
 36. corner Valier and St. Ann streets. 
 
 37. corner Church and St. Joseph streets. 
 
 41. corner Dorchester and N. D. des Anges streets. 
 
 42. corner Valier and Belleau streets. 
 
 43. comer Golomb and Nelson streets. 
 
 45. comer St. Anselm and St. Joseph streets. 
 
 ST. ROCH'S WARD. 
 
 46. comer Caron and Queen streets. 
 
 47. corner Queen and Crown streets. 
 
 51. corner Queen and Craig streets. 
 
 52. corner SL Dominick and St. Francois streets. 
 
 53. comer St. James and Ryland streets. 
 
 Fomdery Faeingi, fto., COFLAND ft MeLABEH|~B66 page 29 
 
TAILORIlfO TOSPARTRIBNT AT C«BAP8IDB 
 
 487 de 480 Notre Dame St,* A* A« HIURPHT. 
 
 20i 
 
 QUBBEO. 
 
 MONTCALM WARD. 
 
 54. corner St. John and St. Eugtache streets. 
 
 56. comer St, Auftustin and Nonvelle streets. 
 
 57. comer Nouvelle and Berth^lot streets. 
 
 61. comer D'Artigny and Amable streets. 
 
 62. comer Scott and Amable streets. 
 
 63. comer Grande All^e^ Catholic Cemetery. 
 
 ST. JOHN'S WARD. 
 
 64. comer St. John and De SalabeQry streets. 
 
 65. comer St. John and Sutherland streets. 
 67. corner St. John and Ste. Genevidve streets. 
 
 71. comer St. Olivier and St. Clair streets. 
 
 72. comer St. Augustin and St Gteorge streets. 
 
 JUSTICES OP THE PEACE. 
 
 John W. Dunscomh. 
 John G. Clapham. 
 Edouard Glackemeyer. 
 George Holmes Parke. 
 Joseph Robitaille. 
 Edouard Rousseau. 
 John Porter. 
 Daniel MeCallum. 
 Francois Joseph Parent. 
 Abraham Joseph. 
 Adolphe Larue. 
 John Childs. 
 Jean Elie Gingrss. 
 F61ix Thomas Bigaonette. 
 Louis Falardeau. 
 Daniel MoGie. 
 Anthony Von Iffland. 
 John J. Nesbitt. 
 Peter D. Mo£fat. 
 Horatio Nelson Jones. 
 Abraham Hamel. 
 James A. Sewell. 
 William Marsden. 
 Jean^Baptiste Fr^chet. 
 Michael Connolly. 
 Louis Joseph Roy. 
 Henri Bolduc. 
 Henry McBlain, 
 Jean-Baptiste Renaud. 
 Paul Allaire. 
 Benson Bennett. 
 Louis Amiot. 
 
 William Darling Campbell. 
 R6mi Ferdinand Rinfret. 
 Pierre Guillet Tourangeaa. 
 Louis Eugene Blais. 
 
 WilUam Miller. 
 John Greaves Claphami jun. 
 Henry Fry. 
 Robert Shaw. 
 William G. Wurtele. 
 Etienne Michon. 
 Edward Coyeny. 
 Richard Henry Wurtele. 
 George Hall. 
 Thomas Glover. 
 Jacques E. BIms. 
 John Giblin. 
 James Hossaok. 
 Fortund Dtonne. 
 Isaac Dorion. 
 Charles St Michel. 
 Pierre Gauvreau. 
 George Miller. 
 Simon Peters. 
 Pierre Garoeau. 
 L^r Brousseau. 
 James Connolly. 
 William Jno.WithaU. 
 William Drum. 
 Augustin Cdt6. 
 Francois N. Gingras. 
 Norbert Germain. 
 John Laird. 
 Guillaume Charland. 
 James Dinning. 
 Cyrille Tessier. 
 Edouard Robitaille. 
 Nicolas Maheux. 
 George T. Tremblay. 
 Samuel I. Glackemeyer. 
 M. W. Anderson. 
 
 V.T.It Boiton Piano-Forte Co, 488 ]rotreIHuiio*it.— SfopagelO 
 
BlaeM Diamond BT.S. Coal €o« F« nr. Hensiiairy Ayeiit 
 
 See pace ao. 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 205 
 
 BANKS. 
 
 Bank of British North America.— C* F. Smith, manager, 5 St. 
 Peter Street, L. T. 
 
 Bank of Montr§al,— John Porteous, manager, comer St Peter 
 and Arthur, L. T. 
 
 Bangui du Peuj?^.— Banque Nationale, agent, 32 St Peter, 
 L.T. 
 
 Quehe9 Bank* — Jaju99 Sterenson, cashier, Qaebec Bank 
 Buildi&g, comer St. James and St Peter, L. T. 
 
 Union i?an&.— Peter MoEwen, cashier, 35 St Peter, L. T. 
 
 Notrt Dam* Savings Bank,— 11 St John street, U. T.; 0. 
 Robitaille, M.D., president; A. B. Sirois, rice-president; F. 
 y^zina* managing cashier ; F. N. A. V^zina, secretary-treasurer; 
 J. O. Mathieu, accountant; G. Bouchard, clerk; D. Pampalon; 
 messenger. Office, 32 St. Peter, L. T. G. D^ry, accountant ; 
 L. V^zina, assistant do. ; Levis, C. N. Hamel, accountant ; G. 
 Roy, clerk. 
 
 Qwbec Provident and SaviTMs Bank, — Trustees,— H. S. Scott, 
 President . J. S. Fry, 1st Vice-President; W. Walker, 2nd Vice- 
 President; C. P. Champion, J. H. Clint A. Fraser, W.Hopack, 
 W. Hunt, J. Masson, T. Norris, M. Stevenson, A. F. A. Knight, 
 and W. White. 
 
 Officers,— George Yeasey, cashier ; G. E. Poston, clerk ; J. B, 
 Lyonais, messenger ; J. Andrews, Q. C., solicitor. 
 
 SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CITY OF QUEBEC 
 
 ProtestafU J9oard.— Christian Wurtele, Wm. Hossack, Jos. 
 Whitehead, H. K. Smith, Rev. Chas. Hamilton, Wm. Walker, 
 Rev. W. B. Clark. 
 
 Boman Catholic Board,— B/er. Jos. Audair, J. Cr^mazie. 
 
 REGISTRY OFFICE. 
 
 Office, basement of the Court House, St Lewis Street, Upper 
 Town. 
 
 Charles N.Montizambert registrar; J. A. Malouin, Hubert 
 Weippert, Jean Cotd and Charles Trudel, clerks. 
 
 
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 FI<AimBI«89 BEiANKBTS A TARNS, at OflBAPSIDB 
 
 437 ac 439 Notre name St., A. A. JVEIJRPHY. 
 
 206 
 
 OTTAWA. 
 
 OTTAWA. 
 
 CITY GOVERNMENT. 
 Mayor Eugene Martineau. 
 
 Victoria Ware?.— Aldermen : E. H. Bronson, P. Lesueur and 
 A. Pratt. 
 
 Wdlington TTanf.-- Aldermen : G. W. BangSf Amos Rowe 
 and A. H. Matthewman. 
 
 St. Oeorge^a IFarc?.— Aldermen : R. E. Lyon, William Mus- 
 grove and John Gri^am. 
 
 By War(£.— Aldermen.— Frfuicis MoDougall, John Heney, 
 Horace Lapierre. 
 
 OrtatoaWarcf.— Aldermen: Eugene Martineau,— Rocque and 
 William Kehoe. 
 
 Qfficera of the Corporation,--Wm. P. Lett, city clerk ; Edw. 
 Routh, assistant olerk ; William H. Thompson, city chamber* 
 lain ; T. W. Thompson, assistant do. ; George H. Perry, G. E., 
 city engineer ; Thomas H. Kirby, collector ; William Cousens, 
 Peter Marier, Donald M. Grant, assessors. 
 
 Police Cofnmiaaionera. — The Mayor, Judge Armstrong, and 
 Police Magistrate. 
 
 Police Gourti—NLt O'Gara, police magistrate ; Wm. P. Lett, 
 clerk ; Thos. Langrell, chief of police ; John Brown and Wm. 
 Sohwitzer, sergeants ; William ^oVity, detective. 
 
 TARIFF FOR COACHES, &o. 
 
 For the conveyance or carriage of any number of passengers, not 
 exceeding four in a carriage, sleigh, or other veliiole drawn by 
 two horses, when hired by the hour, or when the time occupied 
 amounts to or exceeds one hour : 
 
 For the first $1.00 
 
 And for each subsequent quarter of an hour ■ 15 
 
 Each additional passenger for the iirst hour 20 
 
 And for each subsequent quarter of an hour 0.05 
 
 For the conreyance or carriage of any number of passen- 
 gers not exceeding Three, in a carriage, sleigh, or other 
 vehicle drawn by one horse, when hired by the hour, or 
 when the time occupied amounts to or exceeds one hour : 
 
 For the first hour $0. 75 
 
 And for each subsequent quarter of an hour 0. 10 
 
 And for each additional passenser for the first hour Q. 20 
 
 And each subsequent quarter of an hour 0. 05 
 
 H.T. ft Btitaii FiMM-Vortt €«i 489 Hotoe Dame^trHSM p»§f 10 
 
Blaek Biamond N.S. Coal €o« 1> W. Kensbaw, Az^nt 
 
 hee pag« 2^» 
 
 For the conToyance of one passenger from any of the Car- 
 ters' Standst or from one part of the city to one or more 
 places conseoutiyely, in said city, provided the time oc- 
 cupied in conyeying and waiting for each passenger 
 
 Does not exceed fifteen minutes $0.25 
 
 And for each additional passenger. 0. 10 
 
 If time occupied exceeds 15 minutes but not 30 minutes. .. 0.40 
 
 And for each additional passenger 0.05 
 
 And for each subsequent 10 minutes after first 30 minutes.. 0- 10 
 And for each additional passenger 0.05 
 
 FIRE BRIGADE. 
 
 John Longfore« superintendent: Paul Feyereau, assistant do.,* 
 Rideau Engine Company, L. A. (irison, captain ; Queen Engine 
 Company, £. Dupuis, captain ; Ottawa Engine Company, Wm. 
 McCafin^ captain ; Chaudiere Engine Company, Hy. Twing, 
 captain; Lower Town Hook and Ladder Company, W. 0. 
 McKay, captain ; Central Hook and Ladder Company, J. Lati- 
 mer, oaptaitt. , 
 
 Fire Alarm Siffnah. 
 
 Victori a Ward 1 
 
 Wellington Ward 2 
 
 St. George's Ward 3 
 
 By Ward 4 
 
 Ottawa Ward 5 
 
 POST OFFICE. 
 
 G. P. Baker, post-master; C. Lett Stephens, asst. post-master ; 
 H. G. Dunleyie, F. French, goyernment departments ; F. Haw- 
 ken^ mail sorter and night clerk ; 0. S. Scott, E. S. MoDermott, 
 savmgs bank and money orders ; E. B. Bates, registration and 
 night clerk ; E. J. O'Conner, F. Roberge, window clerks ; G. W. 
 Baker, monthly sheets, &c. ; E. H. Williams^ccountant; Chs. 
 Shaw, D. Gordon, H. Philion, S. Thony)8on, Wm. Mercer, .mail 
 
 5 ackers and paper sorters ; P. Maingy, Jas. Smith, letter sorters ; 
 . F. Cobet, v. Daz6, B. Huckell, letter carriers ; T. Hartnedy, 
 messenger. ' 
 
 CUSTOM HOUSE. 
 
 Duncan Graham, collector; B. Gordon, chief clerk; W. A. 
 McAgy, appraiser ; C. Carleton, chief landing waiter, searcher, 
 and clerk ; J. T. Bartram, clerk and landing waiter ; Alexander 
 Heney and Jno. Lytle, landing waiters ; Jno. Burns, mesnenger* 
 
 INLAND REVENUE OFFICE.' 
 
 A. Grahan, eolleotor; John M. B. Henry and Godfrey S&mi 
 O'Brien, excise offloers. 
 
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 ^ , .^ BOARD OP TRADE. 
 
 E. MoGillivray, president; G. Hay, vice-president; James 
 Cunningham, treasurer ; G. H. Perry, secretary pro tern, 
 
 PounciL—ThoB. Patterson, W. Pennock, Alexander Workman, 
 Hon. James Skead, Hon. Malcolm Cameron, James Hope, Ohs. 
 Masee, F. Clemow, G. H. Perry, H. N. Bates, D. Coward, Thos. 
 MoGarrity. 
 
 BANES. 
 
 
 Bank of British North Ameriea.— Ottawa Jffrancft.— Office, 
 Wellington Street. A. C. Kelty, manager ; E. A. Still, account- 
 ant; E. D. Arnaud, teller; F. N. Tucker, F. Shepherd, A. Bur- 
 wash, clerks ; Jas. Lamden, porter. 
 
 Amprior Agency,—!?, Robertson, agent ; Chas. Finnic, teller. 
 
 Benfreto Ageney.—T, Watson, agent; D. M. Fraser, teller. 
 
 Bank of Montreal. . • Ottawa -ffrancA.— Office, 202 Wellington 
 Street Andrew Drummond, manafrer : James Smith, account- 
 ant; F. M. Cotton, teller; P. McGiU Stewart, S. E. H. Lane, 
 fovemraent clerks : F. Hunter, H. Lockwood, F. J. Folding and 
 [. G. Forsyth, clerks. 
 
 Quebec Bank.— Ottawa Branch.-— Of^ee^ Wellington Street, 
 opposite the Houses of Parliament. H. V. Noel, manager ; A. 
 Jones, accountant; C. Y. Noel, paying teller; J. L. Little, re- 
 ceiving teller; Geo. Wm. Henry, deposit ledger-keeper; J. H. 
 Pinhey, discount clerk. 
 
 Ontario Bank,— Ottawa Branch,— OSiee, north-east comer of 
 Sparks and Metcalfe Streets. J. H. Woodman, manager ; W. 
 M. Beith, accountant; J. N. E. Christie, teller; J. B. MacDon- 
 ald, teller savings branch : C. M. Smith, individual ledger ; E. 
 P. Hortney, assistant ; Roht. Bothwell, messenger. 
 
 Union Bank of L, C— Ottawa Branch.— Comer Rideau and 
 Little Sussex Streets. D. S. Eastwood, manager ; A. N. Bell, 
 accpuntant ; James Irvine, first teller ; Geo. Thompson, second 
 teller; W. H. Murray, ledger-keeper ; 0. J.Coffey, E. G. Webb, 
 clerks ; James Martin, messenger. 
 
 Merchants ^cn^.— Office, corner of Sparks and Metcalfe Sts. 
 Thos. Kirby, manager ; J. G. Fitzgibbon, teller ; L. E. A. Futvoyoi 
 accountant ; Robt Peachy, junior. 
 
 E. H. Bronson. 
 P. LeSueur. 
 A. Pratt. 
 Amos Rowe. 
 Charles Magee. 
 C. W. Bangs. 
 Robert E.Lyon. 
 
 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. 
 
 John Graham. 
 F. McDougal. 
 John Heney. 
 Horace Lapierre. 
 William Kehoe. 
 Eugene Martineau 
 Arthur Rocque. 
 M. O'Garai Police Magistrate. 
 
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 MORTIMER'S CANADIAN COUGH EMULSION. 
 
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 217 
 
 Jtutiee§ of the Peace /or the County of Carleton reeident in the 
 
 City of OttatDa, 
 
 GeorRe Hay. 
 William H. Thompson. 
 
 Donald M. Grant. 
 
 Alexander Workman. 
 Thomas Langrell. 
 
 COUNTY AND JUDICIAL OFPIOBRS. 
 
 County Q^eeri.— County Town. Ottawa.— Ira Morgan, war- 
 den ; Z. Wilspn, treasurer ; Wm. Cowan, clerk ; J. B. Lewis* 
 solicitor ; James Blackburn and Thomas Elliot, county auditors 
 and auditors of school moneys ; Dr. Sweetlana, surgeon of the 
 gaol. 
 
 Rev. John May, M. A., Inspector of Public Schools, County 
 of Carleton. 
 
 Judicial 0#c«r#.— Christopher Armstrong, County Judge ; J. 
 B. Lewis, Deputy County Judge ; W. M. Matheson, Master and 
 Deputy-KegiKtrar in Chancery, Ottawa; Robert Rees, County 
 Attorney and Clerk of the Peace ; W. F. Powell, Sheriff County 
 of Carleton ; John Nicholson, Deputy-Sheriff; James Fraser. 
 Deputy Clerk of Crown, Clerk of County Court, and Registrar or 
 Surrogate, Ottawa; Alex. Burritt, Registrar City; Thomas G. 
 Rothwell, Deputy Registrar City; Robert Rees, Clerk of the 
 Peace, Ottawa; Alex. W- Powell, Gaoler; John Hill, Inspector 
 of weights and measures ; W. McEwen, Court House custodian. 
 
 County of Carleton Registry C|/?Zc«.— Edward Sherwood, Reg- 
 istrar : Wm. Schofield, Deputy Registrar. Office hours from 10 
 a.m., to 3 p.m. 
 
 COURTS. 
 
 Police Coure.— M. O'Gara, Police Magistrate ; W. P. Lett, 
 Clerk. Sittings : half-past nine a.m. daily. 
 
 Coronere.'—Dr. VanCortlandt, Dr. J. C. T. Beaubien, and A. 
 Pratt. 
 
 County Cotirto.— Presided over by a resident Judge, in each 
 county. Their jurisdiction extends to all personal actions whore 
 the debt or damages claimed do not exceed $200 ; and to all suits 
 relatincr to debt covenant or contract, where the amount is 
 ascertained by the acts of the parties or signature of the defend- 
 ant, to $400. An appeal lies to either of the Superior Courts of 
 Law. These Courts also possess equity powers to the amount of 
 $200, subject to an appeal to the Court of Chancery. 
 
 OjHcerft of (7our(.— Chris. Armstrong, Judge ; James Fraser, 
 Clerk. 
 
 Court of General Seeeione of the Peace.— Chris. Armstrong. 
 Chairman. R. Lees, Clerk of ihe Peace. This Court is held 
 twice a year, commencing on the second Tuesday in June, and 
 December, for trials by jury in cases of larceny, misdemeanor 
 and other offences. 
 
 Court of Chancery —W, M. Matheson, master and deputy- 
 registrar for the County of Carleton. 
 
 Kfo Bridrg, Fire Clfty, fto., COPLAND ft MoLASEN,H8ee page 
 
For a good aMortment of Bry Goods ffo to Olieapalde 
 43T & 439 Notre Dame St., A. A. IXIIJRPHY. 
 
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 Surrogate Courts.— The jurisdicUon of these courts relates to 
 all testamentary matters and causes, and to the granting or re- 
 voking of probate of wills, and letters of administration of the 
 effects of deceased persons having estate or effects in the Pro- 
 vince of Ontario, and all matters arising.out of, or connected with 
 the grant or revocation of probate or administration, subject to 
 an appeal to the Court of Chancery. The County Judges are 
 also Judges of the Surrogate Court. J. Fraser, registrar. 
 
 Laio Circuit9,— The Circuits are held twice a year in each 
 county : between Hilary and Easter Terms, and at Michaelmas 
 Term. Clerk of Assizes— Deputy-Cierk of the Crown, ex-offi,cio. 
 
 Division Courts, — For the summary disposal of cases by a 
 Judge, but a jury of five persons may be demanded in certain 
 cases. Their jurisdiction extends to action of debt or contract 
 amounting to $100, injuries or torts to personal chattels amount- 
 ing to $40, but not to actions for gambling debts, liquor drunk in 
 a tavern, or notes of hand given therefor, ejectment, title to land, 
 «&c., or any toll, customs or franchise, will or settlement, mali- 
 cious prosecution, libel, slander, crim. con., seduction or breach 
 of promise, or actions against a J. P., for anything done by him 
 in the execution of his office, if he objects to it Courts are held 
 once in two months in each division, or oftener, at the diseretion 
 of the Judge. 
 
 The following are the names of the Clerks, and the time and 
 places of holding Division Courts in the County of Carletou :— 
 
 No. 1. Comprising the City of Ottawa, part of Township of 
 Nepean, and part of Gloucester, Jno. Armstrong, Clerk, Ottawa. 
 Sits last Friday in each month. 
 
 No. 2. Comprising the Village of Richmond, Township of Qoul- 
 bourne, and part ot Marlborough. John McLarren, clerk. Sits 
 every two months. 
 
 No. 3. Comprising the Townships of Huntley and March. Jno. 
 Fenton, clerk. Sits every two months. 
 
 No. 4. Comprising the Townships of Fitzroy and Thorbolton. 
 William Piggott, clerk. Sits every two months. 
 
 No. 5. Comprising the Township of North Gower and part of 
 Marlborough. James Beeman,,clerk. Sits every two months. 
 
 No. 6. Comprising the Township of Osgoode and part of Glou- 
 cester. Ira Mori^an, clerk, Village of Metcalfe, Osgoode. Sits 
 every two months. 
 
 No. 7. Comprising part ot the Township of Nepean. F. W. 
 Harmer, clerk, Bell's Corners. Sits every two months. 
 
 CITY REGISTRY OFFICE. 
 
 Alexander Burritt, registrar; Thomas G. Rockwell, deputy 
 registrar ; W. H. Egleson, copying clerk. Office hours from 10 a.m. 
 to 3 p.m. 
 
 OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. 
 Francis Clemow, Ottawa Oily. 
 
 W* ?• * BMton Fiano-Forto Go. 482 Hotre Dame-st.— See page 10 
 
Black Diamond N.S. €oal Co. F« !¥• HenshaiVy A^ent 
 
 See pag^e 30« 
 
 OTTAWA. 
 
 219 
 
 MILITARY. 
 
 Staff Officer of Pen«toner*.— Captain Rogers. 
 
 VOLUNTEER MILITIA FORCE. 
 
 District StApp, District No. 4. -Lieut-Colonel Jackson, 
 brigade major ; Lieut-Colonel Macdougall, district paymaster. 
 Commanaantf Ottaioa Ct*2/.— Lieut-CoL Wily, A.Q.M.G. 
 
 Ottawa Field Battery.- 
 
 , captain commanding ; A. 
 
 S. Woodburn, paymaster; E. VanCortlandt, M.D., surgeon. 
 
 Brigade op Garrison Artillery, OTTAWA.--Lieut-Colonel 
 Commanding, Alfred Guy Forrest; Capt Graham, acting major; 
 Capt Cluff, acting adjutant; Henry T. Corbetti asst surgeon; 
 John Peacock, quartermaster. 
 
 1st Battalion, Governor General's Foot Guards.— Thos. 
 Ross, lieut.-colonel ; William White, major; J. P. Macpherson, 
 H. S. AVeatherley, John Tilton, C. L. Stephens, John Walsh, 
 W. H. Lee, captains; C. E. Lanmann, G.. Patrick, J. S. Dennis, 
 P. T. Vainkoughnet, McLeod Stewart, W. R. Bell, lieutenants ; 
 H. G. Dunlevie, G. H. Bate, A. H. Todd, H. W. Griffin, F. W. 
 Mills, T. Aumond, ensigns ; E. C. Malloch, M.D., surgeon; H. 
 P. Wright, asst. surgeon ; Major H. A. Wicksteed, paymaster ; 
 Capt. George Grant, (late of 100th Regt) quartermaster ; John 
 Rhodes, (late of R. A.) adjutant. 
 
 43rd " Carlrton" Battalion of Infantry.— fiead QuarterSf 
 Ottaiva.— John F. Bearman, lieut-col; William Cor bett, W.H. 
 Falls, majors; R. E. Lyon, paymaster; D. J. Barlow, adjutant; 
 J. R. Hanna, quartermaster; D. Beatty, M.D., surgeon; P. A. 
 MoDougall, M.D., assistant surgeon. 
 
 No. 1 Company, (Rifles), Ottawa.- Captain, Daniel Mowatt; 
 Lieut., Charles Hoy ; Ensign, Joseph R. Esmonde. 
 
 Guards Rifle Association, Ottawa— President, Lieut.-Col. 
 Thomas Ross; Committee, Major White, Capt Macpherson, 
 Capt. Weatherley; Treasurer, Major Wicksteed; Secretary, 
 Capt. Walsh. 
 
 Dominion of Canada Rifle Association.— Patron : His Ex- 
 cellency the Governor-General of Canada, <&c. ; President, C. S. 
 Gzowski, Toronto ; Vice-Presidents, A Gilmour, Ottawa, Lieut. 
 Col. C. J. Brydges, Montreal, Lieut-Col. Hon. John H. Gra^, 
 M. P., St John} Col. A. J. Laurie, Halifax; ex officio: Presi- 
 of the Provincial Rifle Associations : Militia Staff Officers in 
 command of Militia Districts ; Auditors, John Langton and T. 
 D. Harrington, Ottawa: Treasurer, Lieut-Col. Macphersoni 
 Dep.-AsBt. -Adit-General ; Sec'y, Lieut-Col. Stuart Ottawa. 
 
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 Steel Wire Broehei, ftc. COPLAND ft McLABEN.— See page 28 
 
TAiiiliitiirG JDEiPAltlrMBivT at OAEAPSIDB 
 
 437 Sc 439 Notl'e iHime 8f., A. A. RUTRPHIT. 
 
 siao 
 
 Ofti'vfA. 
 
 Mbtbopolitan Riflk AsHocUTioir.— Patron, (1^ special per- 
 mission), His Exeellenoxthe Gk)Ternor-G^n»rai ; Vioe-Patrons, 
 His Honor the Lieutenant-GoTemor of Ontario ; His Honor the 
 Lientenant-Goremor of Quebeo: President, A Gilmour ; Vice- 
 President, Capt White, CiTil Senrict Rifles ; Managing Com- 
 mittee, Lieut. Col. Forrest, Major Ross, E. G. Barber, R.Hinton, 
 Major Falls ; Treasurer, Oapt JBgleson ; Secretaryi Capt. Cotton, 
 Assistant Secretary, M. Stevens. 
 
 RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT AND PUBLIC COMPANIES. 
 
 St* Lawbsnob and Ottawa R. R. Oompaht.— General Office, 
 Desbarat's Buildings, Sparks Street. Superintendent's Office 
 at Railway Station* Prescott Lei^tth of road, 54 miles. Mana- 
 
 E'ng Director, Thos. Reynolds; General Superintendent, F. 
 uttrel ; Secretary-Treasurer, A. G. Peden. 
 
 Union Forwabdino and Railitat Comfant.— President, R. 
 S. Cassels ; Vice-Presidents, C* O'Kelly and Hon. J. Hamilton ; 
 Secretary, H. Ohepmell. 
 
 Canada CrntBal Railway Co.— Ottawa to the Junction at 
 Carleton Plaoe^n the Brockrille and Ottawa Railway.— Presi- 
 dent, Hon. R. W. Scott, M.P. : Vice-President, Hon. J. J. C 
 Abbott; MwQaginiLDirector, H. Abbott, Esq.; Secretary and 
 Treasurer, W. R. Worsley. 
 
 Ottawa Ritkb Nayioation Co.— Head Office, Montreal.— 
 President. R. W. Shepherd ; Secretary, E. Scott ; Jas. T. Sutton, 
 Agent Ottawa Office, at the Company's Wharf, foot of Sussex 
 Street. 
 
 MoNTBBAL AND OTTAWA {"OBWABDING Oo.— Head Office, Mon- 
 treal.— M. MoNaughton, C. T. Bate and H. 0. Burritt, resident 
 Directors ; Denis Murphy, Agent. Office and Warehouses, west 
 side of Canal Basin. 
 
 Uppeb Ottawa Stbamboat Company.— DiWctors for 1873.— 
 Hon. James Skead, President ; H. F. Bronson, Managing Direc- 
 tor ; LcYi Toung, R. Ryan, A. Burgeau, B. Batson, W. G. Per- 
 ley. J. R. Booth, Directors ; Secretary-Treasurer, Leyi Crannel ; 
 A. Rajotte, Captain. 
 
 Montbbal Tilegbapk Co.— Office, Metcalfe Street, between 
 Wellington and Sparks.- N. W. Bethune, Manager. 
 
 Dominion Tblrobaph Co.— Office, 19 Sparks Street.— George 
 P. Drummond, Manager. 
 
 Ottawa City Pabsrnoeb Railway Co.— Thomas C. Reefer, 
 President; J. M. Currier, M.P., Robert Blackburn, Thomas 
 Reynolds, W. G. Perley, Horace Merrill, and Henry 0. Burritt, 
 Directors : Lyon k Remon, Solicitors ; Robt. Surtees, Secretary; 
 D. S. Eastwood, Treasurer. 
 
 Ottawa and Glouorstbb Road Co.— Edward McGillivray, 
 President ; Edw. McGillivray, Archibald McKellar, J. Graham, 
 
 J. Roberts, F. Clemow. Directors ; , Seo*y and Treas. ; 
 
 Kennedy & Christie, Solicitors. 
 
 ir.T. k Boiton Tiaao-IVirte Oo. 488 Notre Duio-tt.— See page 10 
 
BlaelL Biamonil N«8» Goal Co* F* W« Hensliawt Accmt 
 
 See pace !tO. 
 
 Bttown and Nrpean Road Co.— George Arnold* President ; 
 Geo. Arnold. Jas. D* Slater* Robert Grant Wm. Graham and 
 the Reeve or Nepean ; Ghas. Pinhey, Secretary and Treasurer; 
 James Bearman, Superintendent of Repairs. 
 
 ' Ottawa and Montabal Maoadahised Road Go. — Office, 
 Nicholas Street, near St Paul Street— William Wilson, Presi- 
 dent; J. Wadsworth, R. Lees, Donald McLaughlin, Directors; 
 Z. Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 The University of Ottawa.— The Right Reverend Joseph 
 Eugene Bruno Guigues, Bishop of Ottawa, Patron and Visitor ; 
 The Rev. P6re Tabaret, O.M. J., Principal. 
 
 Ottawa Golleoiate Institute. —J. Thorburn, M. A., head 
 master; John McMillan, B.A., 1st assistant master; Be»v. T. D. 
 Phillips, M.A., 2nd assistant master ; , 3rd assistant mas- 
 ter ; Rev. Marc Ami, french master. 
 
 Board of Trustees.— J. P. Featherston, jchairman ; Geo. Hay. 
 treasurer ; W. H. Walker* B. McGillivray, Rev. J. S Lauder, 
 M.A., Rev. D. M. Ghordon, B.D., Francis Clemow and John 
 Rochester; John Pennock, secretary, 
 
 Ottawa Gonvent. — Gorner Sussex and Bolton Streets.— 
 Established 1845.— Now under the charge of the Rev. Mother 
 Bruydre, Superioress. 
 
 BOARD OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES. 
 
 WelUnqton Tfarrf.— Edward C. Barber and W. Toung. 
 Victoria Ward.— If. LeSueur and E. H Bronson. 
 St, George't Ward.—'E. Birkett and John Graham. 
 By Wara.— Thomas H. Kirby and George Mortimer. 
 Ottaica TTarcf.- Hiram Robinson and W. J. Wills. 
 
 Chairman. Hiram Robinson ; City Inspector of Public Schools, 
 Rev. H. J. Borthwick. M.A. ; Secretary to the Board, J. Joynt; 
 Messenger, John McCarthy. 
 
 Ottawa Ladirs CoiiLEOE.— Incorporated by Act of Parlia- 
 ment, 1869.— E. B. Eddy, M.P.P., president ; J. Rochester, Jr., 
 1st vice-president ; James G. Robinson, 2nd vice-president ; Rev. 
 Robert Blackburn, treasurer ; Rev. William Moore, Secretary ; 
 G. R. Cunningham, assistant secretary ; Rev. Jas. Laiug, M.A., 
 principal. 
 
 Ottawa Protestant Ladies School.- 200 Wellington Street 
 Managing Committee.— Rev. J. S. Lauder, M. A., chairman ; 
 
 J. D. Slater, W. Spragge. J. B. Lewis, H. N. Bate, C. T. Bate, 
 
 J. G. J. Cochrane. J. A. Torrance, G. W. Wickstead, A. C. 
 
 Kelty ; W. R. Wright, treasurer ; Rev. H. Pollard, secretary. 
 Miss Fuller, lady principal; Misses Whitolock, Hart, Davis, 
 
 Moore, Foster and Humphreys, assistants ; , Teacher of 
 
 Music. 
 
 J^CftTaton Wlietl-BwTowf, in,, Coplaiul ft KoLiureiii— 890 p. 23 
 

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 Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons and I^aces, at cnheapsldo 
 487 Sc 439 Notre Dame St., A. A. mURPIIir. 
 
 222 
 
 OTTAWA. 
 
 Ottawa Business CoLLEOic.—Over Ottawa Literary and 
 SoientiGo Society's rooms, 23 Si)arks Street.— J. M. Musgrove, 
 
 Erincipal, instructor of commercial department, and lecturer on 
 ook-keeping, correspondence, etc. ; E.Vachon, French master ^ 
 
 C. R. McLean, penmanship, arithmetic and banking ; W.Ourtis, 
 manager of telegraph department. 
 
 Ottawa Gommergtal School.— Queen St., near Hugh St.— 
 Key. J. G. Jemmett, M.A., principal. 
 
 Roman Catholic Separate School Trustees.— J,"W. Peachy 
 chairman ; J. W. Peachy, Pierre Dufour, John Quain, William 
 Kehoe, Joseph Larose^ Thomas Coffey, Seraphin Champagne, 
 Denis Egan, L^on David ; Louis Tass6, sec'y and treas. 
 
 NATIONAL, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES, Ac. 
 
 St. George's Society.— J. Sweetland, Esq., M.D., president; 
 
 D. S. Eastwood, 1st vice-president ; Thomas Starmer, 2nd vice- 
 
 5 resident; W. Mills, secretary; J. Slooombe, treasurer; W. R. 
 'ruman, assistant secretary; Rev. H. Pollard, chaplain; H. 
 Hill, Esq., M.D., physician ; E. P. Remon, Esq., solicitor. . 
 
 Committec—F. Satchell, B. Huckell, H Gough, R. W. StevenSt 
 G. Bott, S. Rogers. F. Haliandale. 
 Stetcard8»—Q. Gough, Jos. Yeoman, S. H. Morgan, J. Curtis. 
 Auditors,— J. F. Brown, J. A. Bray. 
 
 St. Andrew's Society.— J. A. Grant, M.P., President; J. P. 
 Robertson, 1st Vice-President ; A. Henderson, M.D., 2nd Vice- 
 President ; A. Mann, Treasurer ; James Adam, Recording 
 Secretary; Wm. Johnston, Corresponding Secretary; McLeod 
 Stewart, Solicitor ; Rev. D. M. Gordon, B.D., Chaplain; Drs. 
 McGillivray and McDougall. 
 
 Manapera.—J. M. Taylor, convener: J. W. Russell, J. Peacock, 
 W. M. Somerville, A. H. Laylor, Hugh Stalker, Capt. D. Mowat, 
 John Smith and A. Morrison. 
 
 Auditora.—J. Peacock, Alex. Taylor and Wm. Johnston. 
 
 Piper,— J), Robertson. 
 
 St. Jean Baptiste Society. , president; E. Martineau, 
 
 Mayor, Ist vice-president; N. Germain, 2nd vice-president; J. 
 V. De BoucherviUe, recording secretary ; Dr. J. Dorion, corres- 
 ponding secretary ; A. Lapierre. treasurer. 
 
 Marshals.-Dr. P. St. Jean, B. Germain. J. M. Tetu and H. 
 Pelletier; The. Rev. Father Dandurand, V.G., chaplain. 
 
 Institut Canadirn Francais.— Stanislas Drapeau, president ; 
 
 E. P. Dorion, 1st vice-president; Eugene Martineau, 2nd vice- 
 president ; J. Montezuma Tetu, corresponding secretaryj Gus. 
 Smith, librarian. 
 
 Union St. Joseph D'Ottawa.— Sussex Street— 0. Barrette. 
 president; E. Leblanc, Ist vice-president; J. E. Lemieux, 2nd 
 vice-president; V. Ed. Godbout, secretary; J.Vincent, asst. 
 secretary ; Louis A. Grison, treasurer; C. Dupuis, collector; H. 
 Filiatrault, asst. collector ; J .St. Jean, jun.j libranan ; G. Julien 
 marshal. 
 
 K.T. ft Boston Piano-Forte Co. 432 Notre Dame-et.— See page 10 
 
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 Blade Dlunend N.8. Co al Oo« F. W* Hensliaiir, Asent 
 
 See paife J90« 
 
 OTTAWA. 
 
 223 
 
 Ottawa Litrbart and Scientific Society. —Dr. J. A. Grant, 
 M.P., president; E. A. Meredith, LL.D., Ist vice-president; J. 
 Thorbunit M. A., 2nd vice-president ; H. P. Hill, M. A., secretary; 
 J. G.Whyte, treas. ; W. G. LeSueur, librarian ; J. Langton, M.A., 
 J. Cunningham, W. Porter, councillors ; J. B. Steacy, custodian. 
 
 Ottawa Music Hall, late Skating Rink, Slater St.— J. M. 
 Currier, M.P., president; Francis Clemow, managing director; 
 James S. Pennock, secretary-treasurer ; B. P. Remon, A. Todd, 
 directors ; J. L. Orme & Sons, agents. 
 
 St. Patrick Litrbart Association.— T. Gu6rin, president: 
 William Kehoe, Ist vice-president; Patrick Baskerville. 2nd 
 vice-president; Peter Aiken Egleson, treasurer; John Kelly, 
 corresponding secretary; John Casey, recording secretary; J. 
 M. Goulden, assistant do. ; John McStravick, librarian ; Thos. 
 O'Brien, custodian ; Michael Starrs, grand marshal. 
 
 Chrmists' Association. — John Roberts, president; H. F. 
 McCarthy, vice-president; , secretary and treasurer. 
 
 Committee.— Jos. Skinner, G. Mortimer, C. Austin, J. Browne 
 and W. Heam. 
 
 City op Ottawa Agricultural Society.— J. B. Lewis, presi- 
 dent; A McKellar, R. Kenny, vice-presidents ; A. S. Woodbum, 
 secretary and treasurer ; W. Cowan, A. Burritt, auditors. 
 
 County op Carleton Agricultural Society.— George W. 
 Eaton, president ; Dr. C. M. Church, John Dawson, vice-presi- 
 dents ; A. S. Woodbum, secretary and treasurer. 
 
 County op Russell Agricultural Society.— J. Kennedy, 
 president; A. McKellar, Michael Curry, vice-presidents; Ira 
 Morgan, secretary-treasurer. 
 
 Ottawa Typographical Union, No. 102.— J. Welch, presi- 
 dent; J. Dufresne, vice-president; W. Woods, financial sec'y; 
 W. Banyard, secretary ; T. J. Crosier, treasurer. 
 
 Business Committee.— D. J.O'Donoghue, J. Byrne, N, Couvret; 
 D. J. Snell and D. Thobum. 
 
 Mutual Building Society op Ottawa.— Office, 80 Sussex 
 Street— H. McCormick, president; P. A. Egleson. senr., vice- 
 president ; John Stewart, H. F. McCarthy, J. 8. Wcodburn, G. 
 McEldward, and ,Dr. Sweetland, directors ; R. Lees, solicitor ; J. 
 Egleson, secretary-treasurer ; Bank of British North America, 
 bankers. Annual Meeting, 1st Thursday in May. 
 
 Civil Service Building and Savings Society.- Organised, 
 1866.— Paid-up Capital, $31,000.— President, J. Langton, M.A., 
 Auditor General ; Vice-President, W. H. Griffin, Deputy Post- 
 master General ; Directors : H. Bernard, Deputy Minister of 
 Justice; "B. A. Meredith. LL.D., Under Secretary of State ; 
 J. F. Taylor ; Alf. Todd, Chief Clerk Private Bill Office, House 
 of Commons ; Managing Director, John Ashworth ; Secretary- 
 Treasurer, Robert Sinclair, Secretary Post Office Department ; 
 Lewis <& Pinhey, Solicitors ; Bankers, the Bank of Montreal ; 
 C. W.Jenkins and R. W. Baxter, Auditors. 
 
 Fig Iron and MeUli, COPLAND ft MoLAB£N,-S@e page 22 
 
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 FOR MOITBHINO OOODS GO TO OHBAPSIOS 
 
 487 & 439 Notm Dame St., A. A. IHVRPHT. 
 
 224 
 
 OTTAWA. 
 
 MsTBOPOLiTiN Building and Sayings Sooibtt.— Orgftnised 
 Sept., 1870.— J. B. Lewis, Q.Gm president ; James Gunniiigham, 
 
 yioe-presideDt; J. B. Lewis, Q.C., solicitor; — , secretary- 
 
 treasurer.'— Office, Elgin Street, Bang's Block. 
 
 CLUBS. 
 
 Rideau Cluh.—Qomet of Wellington and Metcalfe Streets.— 
 Bight Hon. Sir J. A. Macdonald, El.O.B.. chairman; Major W. 
 White, treasurer ; Robert Sinclair, secretary. 
 
 Ottawa Boat House Company,— 1&, P. Remon, president ; R. 
 Edward Eimber. secretary and treasurer; Wm. Allan, and the 
 president and secretary, committee of management. Boat-house 
 foot of Locks, Rideau Canal. 
 
 Ottawa Turf Club.—Joaeph Anmond, president ; W. McKay 
 Wright, M.P., vice-president. Committee : W. McK. Wright, 
 E. Sherwood, M. McNaughton, John Qraham, ; Ed. C. Barber, 
 secretary-treasurer. 
 
 Ottawa Base Ball Club,- R. Lang, president; Dr. G. Hutehl- 
 son, yice-president; G. E. Armstrong, secretary and treasurer; 
 Board of Directors.— T. Hodgson, H. Olufif, R. W. Turner. 
 
 Ottawa Curling (7Zit6.— Organised 1862. Affiliated with the 
 Royal Caledonia Club of Scotland.— Allan Gilmour, president ; 
 
 — — ,1st yice-president; T. Reynolds, 2nd vice-president; 
 
 R. Lees, 3rd vice-president ; G. Hutchison, recording secretary. 
 
 Committee of Management.— W. Hutchison, Thomas McKay, 
 H. Inglis and D. S. Eastwood. 
 
 Representative Members.— Lieut.-Col. Stevenson and Alex. 
 
 C. Hutchison, Montreal. 
 
 Ottawa Lacroaae C^u6.—E. Cluff^ president; M. Kavanagh, 
 James Thompson, vice-presidents; E. K. MacGSillivray, secre- 
 tary and treasurer. 
 
 Ottawa Naturaliata* Field C/m6.— Pioneers of the Club : Rev. 
 T. D. Phillips, A.M., fl. J. McLaidy. B.A., W. P. Whitcher, 
 Dr. VanCoruandt, James Ogilvy, R. A. Bradley, H. B. Small, 
 George B. L. Fellowes, W. P. Lett and C. McNab. 
 
 Montcalm Lacrosse Club— J, Richer, President; G. Varin, 
 vice-president ; J. Germain, secretary and reasurer. 
 
 Union Lacrosse (7/ii&.— Henry Pratt, president ; Thos. Blythe, 
 Hy. Minore, captains ; Thos. Rathwell, secretary-treasurer. 
 
 Young Briton*s Lacrosse Club.—Jwoaea Latimer, president; 
 
 D. Mason, vice-president ; J. Balbrine, secretary-treasurer. 
 
 Huron Lacrosse (7/t45.- William Skead, jpresident ; Charles 
 Hoy, vice-president ; T. Lyons, secretary and treasurer. 
 
 Shamrock Lacrosse Club,—M' Enright, president ; T. Hand- 
 erkin, vice-president; T. O'Reilly, secretary; Jos. Handerkin, 
 treasurer. 
 
 N.Y. & Boston Piano-Forto Oo. 432 Hotre DamoHit— Seopage 10 
 
Filaelc BlABftOiid N«S. Coal Co« F. IT* 
 
 See i«0e 80« 
 
 B[eiuiltair» A^ent 
 
 OTTAWA. 
 
 225 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 Crown Timber Office, for the Dominion and the Provinces of 
 Ontario and Quehec—Rugh Street— A. J. Russell, orown timber 
 agent, inspector of crown timber agencies and collector of slide 
 dues ; G. S. MaoNutt, assistant do. ; James Ritchie, sen., clerk ; 
 A. J. Russell, draughtsman ; E. T .Smith, clerk ; A. Ooda, extra 
 derk , J. Jackson, messenger. 
 
 Rideau CanaZ.— OflBoe, 126 Wellington Street.— P. A. Wise, 
 O.E., superintendent ; Francis Abbott, clerk and book-keeper ; 
 G. Arthur Carmen, collector and officer at locks; Paul Cooper* 
 messenger. 
 
 Ottawa River WorA;*.- i: .iace Merrill, superintendent; David 
 Scott, clerk and accountant ; Wm. Kane, messenger. 
 
 Marriage Lieenaee,—Aeax Yielding, issuer, comer Rideau and 
 Nicholas Streets. 
 
 CHURCHES, CHAPELS, <fcc. 
 
 FBOTESTANT. 
 
 Biahoj^B ChapeU Sussex Street— The Right Rev. J. Tracers 
 Lewis, i).D., LL.D., Bishop of the Diocese of Ontario, Rector, 
 residence, Daly Street, Ottawa. Rev. H. Pollard, M.A., asst. 
 minister. Hours of serrioe, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 ChriH (7AurcA.~Spark8 Street west.— Rey. J. Strut Lauder, 
 M. A., rector ; Rev. John May, M. A., assistant minister. Hours 
 of service, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. (Free seats in the evening.) 
 
 St. Albans.—D&iy Street.— (All seats free.)— Rev. T. Bedford 
 Jones, LL.D., rector. Hours of service, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 St. Bartholomew. —■'New Edinburgh Parish.— Rev. Geo. Noel 
 Higginson, M. A. Hours of service, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 St. Jam«».— Hull, P. of Q.— Rev. John Johnston, (Chaplain to 
 the Senate). Hours of service, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 Church of Scotland.— St. Andrew's.— Rev. Daniel M. Gordon, 
 B.D., minister. Hours of service, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. 
 
 Canada Preghyterian CAurcA.— Knox's —Corner of Daly and 
 Cumberland Streets.-Rev. Wm. McLaren, minister. Hours of 
 service, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School, at 9.30 a.m. in 
 summer, 3 p.m, in winter. Bank Street Church.— B.ev William 
 Moore, minister. Hours of service, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. 
 
 Congregational. , minister. Hours of service, 11 
 
 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School at 3 p.m. in winter and 9.30 
 a.m. in summer. 
 
 Wesleyan Methodist Church.— Comer of Metcalfe and Queen 
 Streets.-Rev. W. Stephenson, minister. Hours of service, 11 
 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School at 2 p.m. Rideau Street 
 W. M. CAurcA.^Rev, Wm. Hall, M.A., minister. Services in 
 Court House at 11 a.m. and 6 30 p.m. 
 
 Portland and Bomaa Ceme&t, Ac, Copland ft McLaren,— See p. 2ft 
 
For a grood aMortment of Drjr Goods go to 01ieap»lde 
 437 Sc 439 Notre Dame St., A. A. HIURPIIY. 
 
 226 
 
 OTTAWA. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church.— York Street.— Rev. I. B. Ayls- 
 worth, minister. Hours of service, 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. 
 Sabbath School at 2 p.m. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church.— Comer of Queen and Bridge 
 Streets, Chaudi^re.— Rev. W. Blair, minister. Hours of service, 
 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School at 2 p.m. 
 
 Baptist Church. -"ReYt A. A. Cameron, minister. Hours of 
 service, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School. 
 
 Catholic Apostolic Church.— "Rev. B. J. N. Roberts, minister. 
 Hours of service. 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. ; week days at 5 a.m. ; 
 Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 a.m.— Corner Sally and Albert 
 Streets. 
 
 ROHAN CATHOLIC. 
 
 St. Andrew^s CAwrcA.— Sparks Street.— Rev. Jno. Collins,^.?. 
 Hours of service, 8 a.m., 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 Cathedral Notre Dame.— The Bishop and Parochial Clergy. 
 Hours of service. 6 a.m., 8 a.m., 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., from Easter 
 until St. Michael's Day ; 6, 8, and 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., from St. 
 Michael until Easter. 
 
 St. Joseph Church.— WeXhrod Street.— Rev. M. Pallier, P.P. 
 Hours of service, Sundays and Holidays, Mass at 8 and 10 a.m., 
 Vespers, 7 p.m. 
 
 The Cathedral of Ottawa, (Notre Dame).— The Bishop ; Rev. 
 P^re Dandurand and Molloy, O.M.J. ; Rev. John L. O'Connor, 
 D.D., Diocesan Secretary ; Rev. E. H. Porcile, Priest. 
 
 N. D. de J9on»ecottr«.— (Hull, P. of <3) — Rev. P6re H. Reboul, 
 O.M.J. Hours of service, 9.30 a.m. and 3 p.m. 
 
 Chaplains of General Hospital.— The Rev. Pftres Oblats. 
 
 Hudson's Bay Mm'on.— Resident Priests : Rev. P^res J. M. 
 Pian, O.M.J., L. Lebret, O.M.J., C. Gueggen, O.M.J. 
 
 RELIGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 Auxiliary Bible Society.— VsAton : His Excellency the Gov- 
 ernor General. Geo. Hay, president ; Hon. Alex. Morris, P.C., 
 Hon. Malcolm Cameron, Hon. S. L. Tilley, C.B., William Clegg, 
 William Hamilton, James Johnson, W, A. McAgy, P. LeSueur, 
 W. Spragge, George May, vice-presidents ; Rev. R. Gavin. MA., 
 recording secretary and general agent; Rev. D. M. Gordon, 
 B.D., corresponding secretary; C. W. Jenkins, treasurer; John 
 Durie, depositary. 
 
 Young Men's Christian Association. — (Organized Dec, 1867.) 
 W. J. Topley, president ; E. D. Parlow, secretary : G. W. Grant, 
 treasurer ; Gt. L Orme, libmrian. Committee : J. R. Still, D. 
 Cameron, J. Cross. George Crain, R. E. Jamieson, T. Fowler, H. 
 Alexander, R. H. Graham, A. J. Stephens, E. Radford. George 
 Young, Jno. McEinnon, R. Forgie and E. H. Bronson. Reading 
 Room open from 9 a.m, to 10 p.m. Stratagers visiting the city 
 
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 are inyited to visit the rooms and attend the meetings of the 
 Association. Regular weekly meeting every Tuesday evening. 
 Rooms: Sparks Street. 
 
 Protestant Sabbath School AMoeiation.—Jas. Johnston, Resi- 
 dent ; A. Mutohmor, vice-president ; Rev. R. Gavin and W. J. 
 Topley, secretaries; James Jarvis, treasurer; G. €f. Harvey, 
 corresponding secretary. 
 
 County of Carletcn General Protestant HoajntaL — Judge 
 Armstrong, President; George Hay, Esq., vice-president ; Alex. 
 Workman. Esq., treasurer: George May, Esq., secretary; Geo. 
 Sadler, steward. Miss Sadler, matron. Medical Board.— Dr, 
 Hill and Dr. VanCortlandt, consulting physicians ; Dr. J. A. 
 Grant, M.P., Dr. D. McGilHvray, Dr. J. W. Henry, Dr. Leggo, 
 and Dr. A. Godd, attending physicians. 
 
 Protestant Orphans* Home,— -AXhert Street.~Lady Macdonald 
 1st Directress ; Mrs. H. F. Bronson, 2nd directress ; Mrs. E. B. 
 Eddy, 3rd directress ; Mrs. J. Thorburn, recording secretary ; 
 Mrs. T. Ross, corresponding secretary and treasurer; J. A. 
 Grant, M.D., attending physician ; Hamnett Hill, M.D., consult- 
 ing physician ; Miss Annie Gear, matron and general superin- 
 tendent ; Miss S. Dyke, teacher. 
 
 General Hospital,— JjoyrerTown.'— Under the superintendence 
 of the Sisters of Charity. Sister Sauv^, directress ; Dr. Hill, 
 consulting physician ; Dr. Beaubien, surgeon. 
 
 St, Patrick^s Orphans* Home.— (Roman Catholic), south side 
 Church Street, between Dalhousie and Sussex Streets.— R. H. 
 McGreevy. president; Martin Battle, secretary; Sister Fitz- 
 maurice, directress. 
 
 Magdalen Asylum.— (Slaters of the Good Shepherd, establish- 
 ed 1866).— Madame Jerome, superioress. Ottawa Street, between 
 Gloucester and Chapel. 
 
 Irish Protestant Benevolent Society.-W. F. Powell, president; 
 P. A. Egleson, Ist vice-president; T.McGarrity, 2nd vice-presi- 
 dent ; Henry McCormick, treasurer ; Thomas Sproule, recording 
 secretary; Joseph Potts, asst. sec'y; S. Christie, corresponding 
 secretary; Rev. J. S. Lauder, chaplain; (all Irish Protestant 
 Ministers of the Gospel in Ottawa ex-offlcio Chaplains of the 
 Society) ; Wm. Porter, A. Pratt, A. S.Woodburn, Wm. Cousens, 
 J. C. Brennan. John Stewart, W. J. Wills, T. W. Thomson and 
 James Egleson, council ; J. G. Davis and G. May, auditors. 
 
 United Protestant Benefit .Socief;/.— Incorporated by Act of 
 Parliament , president; W. Schofield, 1st vice-presi- 
 dent; James Lowe, 2nd vice-president: T. Bailey, secretary; 
 W. Block, asst. secretary ; H. T>a vies, treasurer; Dr.Sweetland, 
 physician ; Rev. T. D. Phillips, chaplain ; Thomas Birkett, W. 
 Kerr and G. J. Blyth, trustees ; Savings Department of the 
 Ontario Bank, bankers. An eflScient Committee and Stewards. 
 Society meets in Gowan's Hall, Sparks Street, first Monday m 
 every month, at 8 o'clock, p.m. 
 
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 lf<<ro|)o2ffem Soeitty/or th« Prevtniion €/ Cruelty to AtUmaU. 
 — Palrons : The Govtrnor Qeneral* The Right Hon. the Earl of 
 Dnfferin, P.O., ^. : The Right Hon. Sir John A* Maodonald* 
 P.O ,K.O.B. ; President, aeoiye Hay, Biq.t.J*P.; Vioe-Pregi- 
 dentit John Roohester, M.P., X M. Currier, MP.i J. A. Grant, 
 M.P., Hon. James Skead. Allan Gilmonr, Edw. MoQiltivray; 
 Eieoutive Committee : John Stuart, Wm. Hutohiion, G. Ma^, 
 Dr. Halloch, Samuel Rogers ; Secretary and Treasurer, H. J. 
 McLardy ; Honorary Veterinary Surgeon, A. 0. F. Coleman. 
 
 TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. 
 
 "Bytown Divinont" No. 224, Sone of Temperwee — Meets 
 in Temperance Hall, Elgin St., every Monday evening.. 
 
 L a of Q. T.f ^'Ottawa City Lodget** No, 408. 
 
 Ottmoa City Lodge of Good Templarst No. 403. —Meets in 
 Temperanoe Hall, Elgin Street, every Thursday, at 7.90 p.m. 
 
 Bull Temple, No, 92, /. 0. 0, T, 
 
 Metropolitan County Lodge^ I. Q. 0» T^ 
 
 MASONIC. 
 
 Grand Superintendent of R<^al Arch Masonry for the Central 
 District, R. E. Comp. G. W. Wilkinson, Kingston. 
 
 Carleton Royal Arch Chapter ^ No. 16, C A.— Regular 0001* 
 munioations, 2nd Mionday of every month. 
 
 Ottawa District.— District Deputy Grand Master, R. W. 
 Bro. Edward C Barber, Ottawa City. 
 
 Dalhoiuie Lodge, No. 571, Engliih Begiater, F, df A, M» 
 
 Doric Lodge, No. 58, C.iR.— Meets first Wednesday in each 
 month, at Masonic Hall. Winter, 7.30 p.m. ; Summer, 8 p.m. 
 
 CorintJtian Lodge, F. & A.M.y No, 59, C7./?.~ReguIar Com- 
 munications held ue third Thursday of each month, atMasonlo 
 Hall, Elgin Street. 
 
 Civil Service Lodge^ F, & A.M., No. 148, Ci?.— Regular 
 Communication, second Tuesday in each month, at New Ma- 
 sonic Hall, comw of Rideau and Little Sussex Streets. 
 
 BuUdere* Lodge, F, df A.M., No, 177, C.R, 
 
 Fidelity Lodge, No. 231, (7. J?.— Regular Meetings on the 2nd 
 Wednesday in each month. 
 
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 OTTAWA. 
 
 229 
 
 LOYAL ORANGE ASSOCIATION OF B.N.A. 
 
 Loyal Orange County Lodge of the County of Carleton,—M99ia 
 semi-annually. 
 
 Ottawa Lopal Orange Dutriet Lodge* No, 4, of the County of 
 0arleton.-~U%9tB qnartorlji in Ottawa City. 
 
 PRIVATB LODGES IN THE CITY OP OTTAWA. 
 
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 Loyal Orange Lodge, No, 47.— Meets let Monday in each 
 onto, in Orange HaUt Upper ToWn. 
 
 Loyal Orange Lodge, No, 119.— Meets first Tuesday in each 
 month) in Temperanee HaU, Elgin Street, Centre Town. 
 
 Loyal Orange Lodge No, 126.— Meets 2nd Monday of each 
 month, in Orange Hail, Upper Town. 
 
 Loyal Orange Lodge No, 221.— Meets 2nd Tuesday .in each 
 month, in Orange Hul, Upper Town. 
 
 Loyal Orange Lodge No, 227.— Meets 2nd Wednesday in each 
 monm, in Orange Hall, Upper Town. 
 
 Loyal Orange Lodge No, 1312.— Meets decoitd Wednesday in 
 each month, in Orahge Hall, New Edinburgh. 
 
 Ottawa Boyal Searlet (7Aai)tor.— Convocation opens in the 
 Orange Hall, on the 14th of each month. 
 
 The " Scott ** Royal Black Preeeptoryt No, W, Ottawa,— 
 Encampment opens on 1st Friday of every month, in the Orange 
 Hall, Upper To^wn. 
 
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 THE ROYAL FAMILY. 
 
 THE QUEEN AND ROYAL FAMILY. 
 
 THE QUEEN— Victoria of the United Kingdom of Great 
 Britain and Ireland, <&c.» Queen. Defender of the faith. Her 
 Majesty was born at Kensington Palace, May 24. 1819 ; succeed- 
 ed to the throne June 20, 1837, on the death of her uncle. King 
 William IV. ; was crowned June 28, 1838 ; and married Feb. 
 10, 1840, to His late Royal Highness Prince Albert. Her Mtijusty 
 is the only child of his late Royal Highness Edward, Duke uf 
 Kent, son of King George III. The children of Her Majesty 
 are :— 
 
 Her Royal Highness Victoria- Adelaide-Mary-Loulsa, Prin- 
 ORSS Royal of ENGLi^ND and Prussia, born November 21, 1840, 
 and married to His Koyal Highness Frederick- William, Grown 
 Prince of Germany, January 25, 1858, and has had issuo; Fred- 
 erick-William- Viotor-Albert, born January 27. 1859; Victoria- 
 Elizabeth- Augusta-Charlotte, born July 24. 1860; Albert- Wil- 
 helm-HeinriOh, born August 14, 1862. (dead); Frederioka-Wil- 
 helmina- Amelia-Victoria, bom April 12, 1864; Joachim-Fred- 
 erick-Ernest- Waldemar. born February 10, 1868; and Sophia- 
 Dorothea-Ulrike-Alice, born June 4th, 1870. 
 
 His Royal Highness Albert-Edward, Pringk of Wales, born 
 November 9, 1841 : married March 10, 1863, Alexandra of Den- 
 mark, (Princess of Wales), born December 1, 1844, and has in^ue 
 Prince Albert- Victor, born January 8, 1864 ; George-Frederick- 
 Ernest-Albert, born June 3, 1865 j Louisa- Victoria- Alezandra- 
 Dagmar, born Feb. 20, 1867 ; Victoria-Alexandra-Olga-Mary, 
 born July 6, 1868; and Maud-Charlotte -Mary- Victoria, born 
 November 26, 1869. 
 
 Her Royal Highness Alice-Maud-Mary, born April 25, 1843 ; 
 married to H. K. H. Prince Frederick Louis of Hesse, July 1, 
 1862, and has issue four daughters and two sons. 
 
 His Royal Highness Alfred -Ernest -Albert, Dukb op Edin- 
 burgh, born August 6, 1844. 
 
 Her Royal Highness Helena- Augusta- Victoria, born May 25, 
 1846; married to His Royal Highness Prince Frederick Christian 
 Charles Augustus of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augusten- 
 burg, July 5, 1866, and has issue two sons and two daughters 
 
 Her Royal Highness Louisa-Carolina- Alberta, born March 18 
 1848 ; married to the Marquis of Lorn, eldest son of the Duke 
 of Argyle, March, 1871. 
 
 His Royal Highness Arthur- William-Patrick-Albert, born 
 May 1, 1850. 
 
 His Royal Highness Leopold-George-Dunoan-Albert, bom 
 April 7, 1853. 
 
 Her Royal Highness Beatrice-Mary- Victoria-Feodore, born 
 April 14, 1857. 
 
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 AuKUBta-Wilhelmina-Louisa, Duohrss of Cambridor, nieoe 
 of the Landgrave of Hesse, and aunt to Her Majesty, born July 
 25, 1795 ; married May 7, 1818, the late Duke of Cambridge. 
 
 Oeorge-Frederick-Alexander-Charles-Ernest-Augustus, K.G. 
 BuKB UF CuMBKRLAND, oousin to Her Mnjesty, born May 27, 
 ]8l9: married Princess Frederioa of Meoklenburg-Strolitz, and 
 hasf^sue a son and two daughters. 
 
 Auffusta-Caroline-Charlotte-Elizabeth-Mary-Sophia-Louisa, 
 daughter of the late Duke of Cambridge, and cousin to Her 
 Majeuty, born July 19, 1322; married June 28, 1843, to Frederick, 
 Grand Duke of Meok'enburg-Strelitz. and has issue a son. 
 
 Mary-Adelaide-Wifheln'iina-Eliza^eth, daughter of the late 
 Duke of Cambridge, and cousin to Her Majesty, born November 
 27, 1833 ; married Prince Teck, June 7, 186(5, has issue a son and 
 daughter. 
 
 HER MAJBsfi'i'HrviSBHOLD. 
 
 LORD steward's T :i ArtTMENT. 
 
 Lord steward • • Eari of Bess! trough. 
 
 Treasurer uord Poltim"»o. 
 
 Comptroller ... I ord Otho Fitzgerald. 
 
 Master of the Household Sir T. Cowell, K,C.] >. 
 
 Sec'y Board of Green Cloth K. M. Browell, Esq. 
 
 Paymaster of the Household-. • W. Hampshire, Esq. 
 
 LORD chamberlain's DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Lord Chamberlain ... Vicount Sydney. 
 
 Yice-Chamberlain Lord Richard Grosvenor. 
 
 Comptroller Hon. S. C. B. Ponsonby. 
 
 Chief Clerk. T. C. March, Esq. 
 
 Her Majesty's Private Sec'y — Colonel H. F. Ponsonby. 
 Keeper of H. M.'s Privy Purse. .Gen. SirT. M. Biddulph, K.C.B. 
 
 Secretary H. T. Harrison, Esq. 
 
 Librarians J. M. Berry, B. A. Woodward, 
 
 and H. Sahl, Esni> 
 
 Captain, Ye( man of the Guard. -Duke of St. Albans. 
 Captain, Geatieman-at- Arms- ..Earl Cowper. 
 
 Master ul Ceremonies M-Gen. Hon. Sir E. Cust,G.C.H. 
 
 Lord High Almoner Bishop of Oxford. 
 
 Dean of Chapel Royal Bishop of London. 
 
 Sub-Dean Rev. F. Garden. 
 
 Clerk of the Closet Bishop of Worcester. 
 
 Resident Chaplain Dean of Windsor. 
 
 Mistress of the Robes Duchess of Sutherland. 
 
 Groom H. D. Erskine. 
 
 Physician in ordinary. . . , Sir Wm Jenner, Bart. 
 
 Sergeant-Surgeon Sir Wm. Ferguson, Bart. 
 
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 Master of the Horse Marquis of AUesbury, E.G. 
 
 S^rk Marshal Lord Alfred Paiet. 
 
 CroWn Equerry and Secretary • .Colonel G. A. Mttiide, C.B. 
 
 Master of tSie Buckhonnds Earl of Cork. 
 
 H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES' HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 Lords of the Bedoham1ber.4«». ^Lord Alfred Harvey ; Marquis 
 
 Hamilton, M. P. 
 
 Extra Lord of the Bedehamber. Earl of Mount Edgoumbe. 
 
 Oomptroler and Treasurer General 6ir William Thomas 
 
 Knollys, K. G. B. 
 
 Gfooms of the Bedchamber. . . .The Hon. Chaa. Lindley Wood ; 
 
 the Hon. Alexander Temple 
 Fitzmaurioe. 
 
 Equerries • • Lieut.-Cpl. Chriatopher C. Tees- 
 dale, 0. B.t K. «A.t Major 
 GeorgjB Henry Grey: Lieut.- 
 Cel. Frederick Chiit^s Kep- 
 pel; €aptain Arthikr Edward 
 Augustus Ellis. 
 
 Private Secretary and Keeper of 
 the Privy Seal Francis Knollys, Esq. 
 
 Attorney General Sir W. A lexander, Barti Q.C. 
 
 Chaplain ■. Rev. Wm. LakeOnsloWi M.A. 
 
 HER MAJESTY'S GHIBF OFFICERS OF STATE. 
 
 THB OAXINBT. . 
 
 First Lord of the Treasury Richt Hon. W. E. Gladstone. 
 
 Lord High Ghanoellor Lord Selbome. 
 
 Lord President of the Couneil- -Marquis qf Ripon. 
 
 Lord Privy Seal Lord H alif ax. 
 
 Chancellor of Exchequer Right Hon. Robert Lowe. 
 
 ( Home Departm't. Right Hon. Henry Austin Bruee. 
 Secretaries ) Foreign Affairs . .Earl Granville, K. G« 
 
 of < Colonies Earl of Kimberly. 
 
 State. /War Right Hon. Edward Cardwell. 
 
 V ludia Duke of Arsorll, K.G. 
 
 First Lord of the Admiralty. . . .Right Hon. G. J. Goshen. 
 
 Postmaster General- . . < Right Hon. William Mpnsell. 
 
 President Board of Trade Right Hon.ChiGhe8terForte80ue. 
 
 Chief Secretary for Ireland Marquis of Hartington. 
 
 Pres. of the Local Govt. Board- Right Hon, James Stansfeld. 
 First Commissioner o£ Works.. .Right Hon. A. S. AT^ton. 
 
 Vice-Pre8.Counoil of Edueation.J 
 
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 BY AN ORDER IN COUNCIL, dated 17th December, 187a. 
 
 IT IS cTrD BRED— That when any Public Officer is required to 
 
 Sive security for the due fulfilment of the duties of any office under 
 lie Crown, the Bond or Policy of the " Tuft Canada Guarantbb 
 Company*' may be accepted as such security in lieu of private 
 sureties. 
 
 Officers already giyins private sureties mar relieve their Bondsmen 
 and substitute therefor the Bonds of this Company. 
 
 There is, therefore, now no lonj^er the necessity which hitherto 
 existed, for Government Officers to mvolve their fnends in series 
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 to the Head Office of the Company, Montreal. 
 
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 constantly on haqd ; also. Brandies, Gin, Rum, Irish and 
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 firom the best Distflleries in the Dominiotu TEAS, in 
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 Lord High Constable Earl of Enroll. 
 
 Keeper of the Great Seal Earl of Selkirk. 
 
 Deputy keeper of the Great Seal. J. H. MacEenzte. 
 
 Lord Priry Seal Earl DAll'oasie. 
 
 Knight Marisohal Dake of Hamilton. 
 
 Master of the Honsehold Duke of Argyll. 
 
 Standard Bearer Earl of Lauderdale.. 
 
 Lord High Commissioner Earl of Stair. 
 
 Lord Justice General Right Hon. John Inglie. 
 
 Lord Justice Clerk Right Hon. J. Montcreiff. 
 
 Lord Advocate .Right Hon. George Young. 
 
 Solicitor General A. R. Clark, Eiiq., 
 
 Lord Clerk Register .Rt Hon. Sir W. Gibson Craig. 
 
 Deputy Clerk Register W. P. Dundas. 
 
 Commander of the Forces Major-Gen. R. Rumley. 
 
 Assistant Adjutant General. . . .Hon. E. Colbome. 
 
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 Lord Lieutenant Earl Spencer. E.G. 
 
 Chief Secretary. Marquis of Hartington. 
 
 Undersecretary T.H.Burke. 
 
 Commander of the Forces Gf neral Lord Sandhurst 
 
 State Steward Viscount St. Lawrence. 
 
 Private Secretary Hon. H. Dillon. 
 
 Chamberlain « Hon. H. Leeson. 
 
 Lord Chaocellor Right Hon. Lord 0. Hagan. 
 
 SecV. to the Lord Chancellor. . . J. Upington. 
 
 Lord Justice of Appeal Right Hon. J. Christian. 
 
 Master of the Rolls .Right Hon. F. Sullivan. 
 
 Attorney General .Right Hon G. R. Barry. 
 
 Solicitor Ghaneral Richard Dowse. 
 
 Military Secretary Lieut.-Col. E A. Whitemore. 
 
 Ulster King of Arms *. . . .Sir Bernard Burke, LL.D. 
 
 CROWN LAW OFFICERS. 
 
 Attorney-General .Sir J. D. Coleridge. 
 
 Solicitor-General. ....'....• Sir (George Jessel. 
 
 JUOIOIAL COMMITTBE OF PbIYT COUNCIL. 
 
 Rt. Hon. Sir Montague E. Smith, Rt Hon. Sir J. W. Colville, 
 Rt Hon. Sir R. Collier, Lord Justices James and Mellish, Sir 
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 United State* of America. .Rt Hon. Sir E<lw. TIV)nitoD, K.C3. 
 Argentine Confederation' • •Hoo. William Siiiart 
 
 Anetria %\f Andrew Buobapan, K.C.B* 
 
 JSovarta •••••••••? R« B* B* Moneri v*B« 
 
 Belgium John Sacky iUe Luraley, Esq* 
 
 Braxil O. Buckley Mathew, Esq., C.B. 
 
 Central America •• Edwin CorlMtt, Esq. 
 
 ChUi; .....•••• .....W* T. Thonipsoni £3<|* 
 
 China T. F. Wade^Esq^, O.B. 
 
 C^nmbia .•« Robert Bunolit lisq. 
 
 Denmark. •, p Sir Charles L. Wyke, O.B. 
 
 Eqnador Frederic HamiltoBt Esq. 
 
 France .Right Hon. Lord Lyons, G.C.B. 
 
 Germany, Lord Odo Russell. 
 
 Greece 
 
 Hanee Towne ..^Johii Ward, Esq, 
 
 ito<]^. Sir A. Berkeley ^l«et, K.O.B. 
 
 Japan. . ..... . ...'.^^^ Sir Harry Parkes, K.O.B* 
 
 Mexico ••••.«...... 
 
 Morocco...^. .........Sir John H.D.Hay»E.C.B. 
 
 Netherlandi. » Admiral Hon. B. A. J. Harris, R.Iift 
 
 New Gramada ....««. .... .PhiKp Griffith, l^vu 
 
 Pereia. .".vyii.v- 
 
 Peru% .... .... . .... ........ .Hon. W. S. Jerningham. 
 
 Portugal. Hon. Sir C. A. Murray^ K.C.Br 
 
 Itweia .Lord A. W. F. S. iioftiis, G.C.B. 
 
 Spain Right Hon. A. H. Layard. 
 
 Stocden Hon. B.M. Erskine. 
 
 Switzerland. . Alfred G. Bonar, E.*q. 
 
 Turkey Sir H. G. Elliot. G.O.B» . 
 
 Venezuela ...Ckorge Fagan, Esq. 
 
 Wurtemburg Hdfl. G. E. Petre. 
 
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 Dominion of Canada. 
 
 Settt of Offvemmentt OtiawvU 
 
 GOVERNOR-GENE liAL OF CANADA, 
 
 Bib Exorllknot Thk Kt. Honokablr Sir Frrdbbiok Templr 
 
 UaMILTOM B|«ACKW00D« UaRL of DuFKRRIN, VlSCUUMT AND 
 
 Babon ClandkboyB) of Clandeboye, ia the County Down, in 
 the PeernKe of the United Kingdom of Great Jiritain and 
 Ireland* Baron Dufferin and Clandeboye of Ballyleidy and 
 Killeleagh, in the County Down, in the Peei'ace of Ireland and 
 a BMPontot. one of Her'Majtety's Moet Uottorabto Wiry Cennoil, 
 Knight or th« Most Iltustrious Order of Saint Patrick and 
 Knigtit Couiukand«r of the Mont Honorable Order of the Bath, 
 Govomor-Qeneralof the Doininiim of Canada, and Governor 
 and Commander-in-Chief of the Island of Prince Edward, <fcc., 
 Ac, «fco. Kideau Uall, Ottawa. 
 
 Lieut-Col. H. C. Fletcher, Scots Fusilier C uardB, Secretary and 
 
 .^Ailitary Secretary 
 Lieut F. C. B. Coulion. H.M. 60th %>yal Rifles, A.-D.-C. 
 Lieut F. K. Hamilton, H.M. 9th Ktigt Foot, A.-D.-C. 
 J. L. Pattlson. Prirate Secretary. 
 
 Lieut-Col. Bernard, I Canadian Militia^ Extra Aides- 
 
 Lieut-Col. F. Cumberland} S des-Camp. 
 
 DeptUy'Oovernort to Sign Money WarraiU9 : 
 
 Wm. A. Himswortii and Etienne Parent 
 
 William Alfred Himsworth, Clerk of the Queen's Privy Council 
 for Canada, authorised to sign Comiuitments under th^ ^6ea« 
 Corpus Stupenaion Act, Slst Vic. cap. 16. 
 
 PRIVY COUNCIL. 
 
 Minister of Justice & Atty-Gen..Hon.SirJ.A.BfacdonaId.K.C.B. 
 
 Minister of Militia ^... Hon. Sir G. £. CarUer, Bart 
 
 Minister of Customs. ........... .^Hon. S. L. Tilley. C. B. 
 
 Minister of Marine <& Fisheries. Hon. Peter Mitchell. 
 
 Postmaster-General. -* * . . . • Hon. A. Campbell 
 
 Receiver- General .Hon. T. C. Obapais. 
 
 Minister of PttMio Works .Hon. H. L. Langevin, C.B. 
 
 Sec'y of State for the Provinces •Hon.Joeeph Howto. 
 
 Minister of Finance Hon. Sir F. Uincks» K.C.G. 
 
 Minister of Agriculture?* Hon. John H. Pojdjb. 
 
 Secretary of dtate for Canada.. Hon. James Cox Aikeito. 
 Minister of Inland Revenue... « . .Hon. Charles I'upper* C.B. 
 President of the Privy CounoU. .Hon. John O'Comnit. 
 
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 Jfoi of the Cabinet* 
 
 Honorable Sir A. T. Gait, K.O.M.G. 
 
 Honorable W. P. Howland^ O.B., Lieut-Goremor of Ontario. 
 
 Honorable Alexander Moms, Lieat.-GoTemor of Manitoba and 
 
 the North- West Territory. 
 Honorable Wm. McDougall, C.B. 
 Honorable Sir Edward £enny. Kt 
 Honorable Sir N. F. Belleau. Lieat.-GoTemor of Quebec. 
 Honorable , Chief Justice of Manitoba. 
 
 Offiobbs : 
 
 Clerk of the Privy Council Wm. A. Himsworth. 
 
 Ass't-Clerk of the Privy Council.. Joe. Olivier C6t6, 
 
 Gierke in the Office of the Privy Council : 
 
 Frederick H. Himsworth. Henry Alexander, William Horace 
 Lee and Colin Campbell. Clerks in the Office of the Privy Coun- 
 cil : M. Naughten, door-keeper and messenger; Joe. Cairns and 
 Patrick Batterton, messengers. 
 
 THB SENATE. 
 
 The Honorabl|| 
 
 SENATORS. 
 
 -, Speaker. 
 
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 Hon. James Cox Aikins Richview. 
 
 *' George William Allan Toronto 
 
 Thomas D. Archibald Sydney, C. B. 
 
 Joseph F. Armand Rividre-des-Pruries. 
 
 James Rae Benson St Catharines, Ontario. 
 
 Oliver Blake Waterford, Ontario. 
 
 Amos Bdwin Botsford Westcock, Westmoreland. 
 
 John Bourinot Sydney. 
 
 Jacques Olivier Bureau • . . .Montreal. 
 Asa AUworth Bumham. . . .Cobourg. 
 
 Alexander Campbell Kingston. 
 
 Robert W. W. Carrall Barkerville, B. Columbia. 
 
 William Heni^ ChaiTers. . . .St C^saire. 
 
 Jean Charies Chapais St Denis, Kamonraska. 
 
 David Christie Paris, Ontario. 
 
 Bsra Churchill Hantsport, N. S. 
 
 Matthew Henry Cochrane- .Hillhurst. Compton. 
 
 Charles Cormier Plessisville. 
 
 Clement Fnuocis Cornwall. . Ashcroft, B. Columbia. - 
 Alexander R. C. DeL^ry . • . . Quebec. 
 
 James Dever • St John, N. B. 
 
 Robert B. Dickey,.. Amherst 
 
 Walter Hamilton Dickson Niagara. 
 
 L^andre Dumouchel LongueuiL 
 
 JohnFerguson Bamurst 
 
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 THE SBNATB. 
 
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 8INAT0B8. P. 0. ADDRlflB. 
 
 James Ferrier Montreal. 
 
 BUla Flint ..Belleyille. 
 
 A. B. Foster Waterloo^ 
 
 Maro Amable Girard St Bonafiee» Manitoba. 
 
 John Glasier Sanbury, N. B. 
 
 Jean Bte. Gu^yremont Sorel. ^ 
 
 John Hamilton Hawkesbary. 
 
 John Hamilton Kingston. 
 
 Robert Leonard Haien St John, N. B. 
 
 John Holmes Piotoa. 
 
 Henry A. N. Kaulbuck Lunenburg, N. S. 
 
 Sir Edward Kenny Halifax. 
 
 Louis Laeoete Bouehenrille. 
 
 Elijah Leonard • • . London, Ontario. 
 
 James Leslie Montreal. 
 
 L. Letellier de St Just RiYi6re-0ulIe. 
 
 JohnLooke..... ■ . Lookepwt 
 
 Abner Reid MoOlelan Hopewell, Albert County. 
 
 Donald McDonald Toronto. 
 
 Arch. W. McLelan Londonderry, X. S. 
 
 William McMaster Toronto. 
 
 Wm. J. Maodonald Victoria, B. Columbia. 
 
 A. Maofarlane Wallace, N. S. 
 
 D. L. Macpherson. Toronto. 
 
 Charles Malhiot Pointe-du-Lae. 
 
 Roderick Matheson Perth. 
 
 William Miller. Arichat 
 
 Samuel Mills Hamilton. 
 
 Jeremiah Northup Halifax. 
 
 Wm. H. Odell Fredericktoii. 
 
 Louis A. Olivier Berthier. 
 
 Louis Panet .Quebec. 
 
 Ebeneser Perry • Cobouig. 
 
 David E. Price ChicontimL 
 
 Robert Read Belleville. 
 
 David Ressor Markham. 
 
 Louis Renand ;. . • • -Ste. Martine, Chateaugnay. 
 
 John Robertson # ... .St John, N. B. 
 
 Thomas Ryan .Montreal. 
 
 Benjamin Seymour Port Hope. 
 
 James Shaw Smith's Falls. 
 
 John Simpson Bowmanville. 
 
 James Skead • . Ottawa. 
 
 FrankSmith Toronto. 
 
 William H. Steeves.. ...... St John, N.B. 
 
 John Sutherland Kildonan, Manitoba. 
 
 Ulric Joseph Tessier. Quebec. 
 
 David Wark Frederiokton. 
 
 Robert D. Wilmot. Belmont Sunbury. 
 
 Charles Wilson .....Montreal. 
 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Officertt Clepkt and ifervanft of the Senate of Oanadfit, 
 
 Robert LeMoine, clerk, piaster in chancery, ca9hier and ao- 
 
 couBtiint. 
 Fenninn Taylor, deputy clerk* clerk asaistant and master in 
 
 cbonoery. 
 E. L. Montizambert law clerk, clerk of committees and English 
 
 trannlator. 
 Rot. J. Johnston, chaplain. 
 James Adamson, first Emrlish clerk. 
 Peter Miller, second KnvHsh clerk. 
 
 John Geo. Bourinot. third Snvlish clerk and short-hand writer. 
 Neil W. McLean. Emrlish clerk and clerk of prirate bills. 
 A. A. Boucher, chief Frrnoh translator. 
 Alfred Oamean. fimt French translator and clerk. 
 J. De St. Denis LeMoine, second French translator and sergeant 
 
 •at- arms. 
 Victor E. Tessier, clerk of French Journals. 
 Rene Kimber, gentleman usher of the black rod. 
 J. B. Myrand. postmanter. 
 8. Skinner, house-keeper. 
 £. Botferell, door-keeper. 
 Peter Riittey, speaker's messenger. 
 Peter Dnnne, assistant house-keeper, news room. Ac. 
 J. Wingfleld, assistant door-keeper, wardrobe, d:c. 
 Frederick Qilbert. bank messenger. Ac. 
 J. Doherty, T. Wheeler, L Robitaille. J. Dnane, J. C. TouQg, 
 
 A. Douaire, end J. Wingfleld. sessional messengers. 
 J. N. Rattey, £. Bucke and Thos. Dayis. sessional pages. 
 
 THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, 
 
 Hon. 
 
 % Speaker* 
 
 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. 
 
 CoNSirruitMcixB. 
 
 Mrmbrrs. 
 
 A ddington « .F^ohuyler Sbibley. 
 
 Alfffima Hon. J. B. Robinson. 
 
 Bothwell *...... Dayid Mills. 
 
 BranttNR ,,...,... Oavin Fleming. 
 
 •* 8R , Wm, Pnterson, 
 
 Brnckvllle. town ...Jncob D. Buel. 
 
 Bruce, NR John Oillles. 
 
 *' 8R , Hon. Edward Blake. 
 
 Cardwell ,,..,,..,.... Hon. .T. H. Cameron* 
 
 Carleton ^ ........ .John RfX'hester. 
 
 Cornwall, town Dnrley Bergin. 
 
 Dundas William Gibson. 
 
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 HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
 
 248 
 
 GovBTrrncNOiRB. Mimbms. 
 
 Durham, ER TiewiKKofg. 
 
 *' WR Ed. Blake. 
 
 Elain,ER William Hanray. 
 
 "* WR Oeorga B. Casey. 
 
 E8f>ex Hod. J. O'Connor. 
 
 Frotenao Oeorte A. Kirkpatriok. 
 
 Olenaarry ....I) A. Mandonald. 
 
 OrenrilleiSR William II. Brouse. 
 
 Grey, NR Oeorge ^'rtider. 
 
 ** SR Georve Landerkin. 
 
 Haldimand * I). Tbompeon. 
 
 Halton John White. 
 
 Hamilton, city .I>anl. B. Chi^holm. 
 
 ** •* Henry B. Witt'»n. 
 
 HastingBtNR McKenaie BowelL 
 
 ♦* ER ..John White. 
 
 '* WR James Brown. 
 
 Huron, NR Thomas Farrow. 
 
 *• 6R M. Colin GarneroB. 
 
 ** Centre Horace Hoi ton. 
 
 Kent • Rufiis Stephenson. 
 
 Kingston, city • Rt Hon. Sir J. A. Maodonald. 
 
 Laiubton ^ > Hon. Alexander Maokemsie. 
 
 Lanark, NR Dwnl. Galbraitb. 
 
 *" SR JohnG. Hagirart 
 
 Leeds and Grenville, NR Francis Jon* s. 
 
 Leeds, SR A. N. Riohards. 
 
 Lennox K. J. Curtwright. 
 
 Lincoln .T. R- Merritt 
 
 London, city Hon. John Carling. 
 
 Middlesex, NR Tbonifui soatcberd. 
 
 ** ER .David Glass. 
 
 •« WR Oei». Wm. Ross. 
 
 Monck, Muskoka James D. Edgar. 
 
 Niagara, town Angus Morrison. 
 
 Norfolk, NR ...John Charlton. 
 
 ** SR... Wm. Wallace. 
 
 Northumberland, ER .Toseph Keeler. 
 
 ** WR-.. Hon. J. Cockbnm. 
 
 Ontario, NR Wm. U. Gibbs. 
 
 *' SR Thomas N. Gibbs. 
 
 Ottawa, ei^ Joseph M. Onrrier. 
 
 '* " John fi. Lewis. 
 
 Oxford, NR T.Oliver. 
 
 ♦• SR B. V.BodweU. 
 
 Peel Ri»bert Smith. 
 
 Perth. NR Thomas M. Daly. 
 
 ** SR : JamesTrow. 
 
 Peterboro, ER- P. M. Grover. 
 
 WR William Cluxton. 
 
 Presoott .A. Hagar. 
 
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 48T * 489 If o«r« 1Num« St., A. A. niI7BPHT. 
 
 244 
 
 DOBnNIONOf c^^:^T»\* 
 
 CONSnTUBNCIU. 
 
 MufBiia. 
 
 Prinoe Edward Walter Ross. 
 
 Renfirewt NR James FiodlajF. 
 
 SR Jamas O'Reilly. 
 
 Rnssell J. A. Orant,M.D. 
 
 Simooe, NR Herman H. Oook. 
 
 " SR W.C.LitUe. 
 
 Stormont Cyril Archibald* 
 
 Toronto, B »■ James Bea^. 
 
 *" Centre Robert Wilkes. 
 
 ** W John Crawford. 
 
 Victoria, NR Joseph Stoples. 
 
 *' SR >■ Oeorge Dormer. 
 
 Waterloo, NR I.E. Bowman. 
 
 ** SR J. Young. 
 
 Welland — . 
 
 Wellington, NR N. Higinbotham. 
 
 '' SR B.Stirton. 
 
 ** OR JamesRoss. 
 
 Wentworth, NR Thomas Bain. 
 
 ** SR Joseph RymaU 
 
 York, BR Jamea Metcalfe. 
 
 *' NR Anson 0. P. Dedg9. 
 
 ••. WR DayidBlain. 
 
 PROVINCE OP QUEBEC. 
 
 Argentenil 
 
 jjagoi ••*.*••• •.* ..•••..•••.•••.• 
 
 Beauoe ...;. 
 
 Beauhamois ' •»».. ... 
 
 Bellechasse . 
 
 Bonarentare 
 
 Brome 
 
 Chambly 
 
 Champlain 
 
 Cbarlevoix 
 
 Chateauguay 
 
 Chioontimi and Saguenay 
 
 Compton 
 
 Dorchester 
 
 Dmmmond and Arthabaska . • . 
 
 Oasp6 
 
 Hocbelagr . 
 Huntingd(« 
 
 Iberrille 
 
 Jacques Cartier 
 
 Joliette * 
 
 JxamourasKa* •••..••••. ...••.• 
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 api 
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 L'Assomption 
 
 Hon. J. J. C. Abbott 
 
 P. S. Gendron. 
 
 0. H. Poaer. 
 
 Ulysse J. Robillard. 
 
 T^lesphore Fonmier. 
 
 A. H. Paqaet 
 
 T. Robitallle. 
 
 Edward Carter. 
 
 Pierre B. Benoifc. 
 
 Hon. J. J. Ross. 
 
 Pierre»Tremblay. 
 
 Hon. L. H. Holton. 
 
 WilUam I. Price. 
 
 Hon. J. H. Pope. 
 
 Hon. H. L. Langeyin, C.B. 
 
 Pierre N. Dorion. 
 
 P. Fortin. 
 
 Louis Beaubien. 
 
 JulinaScrivw. 
 
 F. B^chard. 
 
 Rodolphe Laflamme. 
 
 Louis F.G. Baby. 
 
 C. A. P. Pelletier. 
 
 A. Pinsonneanlt. 
 
 Hon. L. Archambault* 
 
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 HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
 
 OoVBTITUBlfOIU. 
 
 MlMBISS. 
 
 Laral J. H. Bellerote. 
 
 L^rif Hon. G. J. Blanoliet 
 
 L'Ifllet PhilipM P. Oaigrain. 
 
 Ijotbinivro •••••#•••#•«•••* H* 0* JolZ* 
 
 Maskinoof^ Lonis A.Bqyer. 
 
 Meffantio Bdw ard B. Kiehard. 
 
 Misaisqooi Geonre B. Baker. 
 
 Montcalm . Firmin Duicat. 
 
 Montmacny - Henri J. Taeoherean. 
 
 Montmorency Jean Langlois. 
 
 Montreal Weit Hon. John Young. 
 
 ** Bast Louis A. Jett^. 
 
 " Centre M.P.Ryan. 
 
 Napienrille Hon. A. A. Dorion. 
 
 Nioolet JosApb Gaudet 
 
 Ottawa Co .....A.Wridbt 
 
 Pontiac W. MoKay Wright 
 
 Portneuf Bsdias A. deSt George. 
 
 Quebec Centre Hon. Joseph Cauohon. 
 
 ** Bast Adolphe Tourangeau. 
 
 ** West Thomas McGrecTey. 
 
 " County Hon. P. J. 0. Ghauyean. 
 
 Richmond and Wolfe W. H. Webb. 
 
 Richelieu Michel Matthieu. 
 
 Rimouski J. B. Ronwald Fiset. 
 
 Rou ville Honore Mercier. 
 
 St. Hyacinthe Louis Delrome. 
 
 St. Johns F. Bourassa. 
 
 St. Maurice £. Lacerte. 
 
 Shefford Hon. L. S. Huntington. 
 
 Sherbrooke Edward T. Brookes. 
 
 Soulanges Jacques P. Louthier. 
 
 Stanstead Charles 0. Colby. 
 
 Temisconata Elie Maillouz. 
 
 Terrebonne L. F. R. Masson. 
 
 Three Riyers Wm. McDougall. 
 
 Two Mountains Wilfred Prevost 
 
 Veudreuil Robert Harwood. 
 
 Verohdres F. Geoflfrion. 
 
 Tamaska Joseph Dugas. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Annapolis • W. H. Ray. 
 
 Antigonish Hugh McDonald. 
 
 Cape Breton.... Newton L. Mackay. 
 
 do ......Wm. McDonald. 
 
 Colchester .Frederick M. Pearson. 
 
 Cumberland ...>•• Hon. C. Tupper, C.B. 
 
 Digby ...A.W. Savary. , „ 
 
 Guysboro' Hon. Stewart Campbell. 
 
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 Portland aad Boman Craioat, 4e., Copland ft MeLaren,— 8eo p. 2| 
 
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 DOMINION OF €ANADA. 
 
 COKSTITURNOIKS. MkmBRBB.- 
 
 Halifax Wm. J. Almnn. 
 
 do 8tephpn Tobin. 
 
 H M n ts . . >. Hon. J oeieph Howe. 
 
 Inrerness * -Samuel McDonell. 
 
 Kings Leyerett). V. Gbipman. 
 
 Lunenburg rharles E. Churoh. 
 
 Pictoa Hon James McDonald. 
 
 do Robert Doiill. 
 
 Queens Jamen F Forbes. 
 
 Richmond Hon. J. LeVesconte. 
 
 Shelbnrne Thomas Gt^n. 
 
 Victoria Wro. Row. 
 
 Yarmouth Frank Kiilam. 
 
 PROVINCE OP NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Albert John Wallace. 
 
 Onrleton Hon. C Connell. 
 
 ChNrlofte John McAdam. 
 
 Gloucester. Hon. T. W.Anglin. 
 
 Kent r Robert B. Cutler. 
 
 Kinars James Domville. 
 
 Northumberland Hon. Peter Mitchell. 
 
 Queens J. Ferris. 
 
 Resrifrouche George Moffntt. 
 
 St. John County Inaac Burpee. 
 
 do. do Acalus L. Palmer. 
 
 do. City }l<m. S. L. Tilley. CB. 
 
 Punbury ...Charles Burpee. 
 
 Victoria Jiihn Costigan. 
 
 Westmorland Hon. A. J. Smith. 
 
 xork... .«• •.••......•..• .John Pickard. 
 
 PROVINCE OP MANITOBA. 
 
 Lisflrar ...JohnSehuUe. 
 
 Murquette Robert Cunninsbam 
 
 Provencber ....Hx>n. Sir Geo. E. Cartier» Bart. 
 
 ideiKirK .....•......•.•.....*.... 1/. /L. bmitn. 
 
 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
 
 Cariboo ; J. Snen<*er Thompson. 
 
 New Westminster H uvh Nf>>li>on. 
 
 Vancouver Island hir P. Hinoks. K.O.M 0., C.B. 
 
 Victoria A. De Cosmos & H. Nathan, Jr. 
 
 Yale . 
 
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 BOUSE OF COMMONS. 
 
 247 
 
 Opfiorrs of thr House of Commons. 
 
 — , Clerk of the Uoum: Alfred Patrick. Clerk Amu- 
 
 tant ; Win. Fannintr, second clerk nupistant and trnnpfator of 
 Totes and proeeedinm and joumnis ; D.W. Macdonnellt sergeant- 
 at-arms ; Henry R. Smith, deputy do. 
 
 Lfiw DepartmmU^Q. W. Wickstead, Q.C., law «^lerk; Wni. 
 Wilson. Jr.. aFoistant do., and chief Enfflich translator j; T. G. 
 Coursolles, assistant do., and chief French translator. 
 
 Accounfnnt*n Deportment— Thns^YauXt accountant; Joshua 
 Stansfield, assistant do., and book-keeper. 
 
 Deportment of Routine and Reeorde.—'E* MacGillivray, clerk 
 of routine and records. 
 
 Generol Deportment,— "E. Hartney, chief oiRce clerk : H. B. 
 Ftnart. Enfflioh "naroesina clerk : Fd. D^n^ohaud. Pren»»h do. ; 
 J. T. H. Blais, Henry Lindsay, .J. 8. Sloane, 0. Panet, Wm. C. 
 Bowles, K. McG. Moffatt and Dr. Liriflgston, junior cierks. 
 
 Controverted Elections,— 3 » P. Leprohon, clerk of controverted 
 elections and speaker's secretary. 
 
 Committee Deportment.— Alfred Todd, chief clerk of Commit- 
 tee)) Hnd clerk of private billp : T. Patrick, secrnd do., and clerk 
 of Railway Committees ; F. X. Blanohet, third do., do. 
 
 Voten and Proceedinge.—U. Poetter, clerk of votes and pro- 
 ceedings. 
 
 French Tronalotor'a Deportment,— J, F. Ginfirras, E. Blain, 
 H. A. McCoy. asDistant translators. 
 English Tranttlator^e Department,''^, Hayes, asst. translator. 
 
 Journal Deportment.— W, B. Ross, Enalish journal clerk; P. 
 Rivet, French do. ; A. G. D. Taylor, clerk of petitions. 
 
 Post O.ftce Deportment.— V, S. Pairier, postmaster ; Edouard 
 Pelletier, assistant do. 
 
 Library of Deportment.— k\\th^VL» "todd. librarian: A. G. 
 Lnjoie. a?sii>tiint do.; A. L*tpierriere. first clerk ; A. H. Tudd, 
 second clerk ; L. J. Casault, and A. Boucher, messengers. 
 
 Deportment of Serpeont-ot-Arme.—A, L. Cardinal, chief meg- 
 senaer Hnd house-keeper : John O'Connor, door-keetier ; Ed. 
 Storr. R«?<i8t]>nt do. : Joseph Leinonde. Wm. Gmham, Ed. ^tea- 
 cey, J. Brfwne, Etienne Roy, 0. Roberae. M. Laflamme, A. 
 Elliot. .1. Einile Assalim and Narcisse Tnraetin. messengers; 
 James Fitzsimmons and George Smith, nii^t watchmen* 
 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 CANADA 
 GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. 
 
 Seat of Government, Ottawa. 
 
 GoYEBNOR General's Secretary's Office, (Eastern Block). 
 Lieut-Col. H. C. Fletcher, secretary ; H. Cotton, chief clerk ; 
 J. Kidd, first clerk, F. D. Barrows, second clerk ; G. Smith, 
 messenger. 
 
 The Department of Justice.— The Bight Hon. Sir John A. 
 MacDonald, K.C.B., minister of justice and attorney-general of 
 Canada ; Hewit Bernard, barrister-at-law, deputy of the mini- 
 ster of justice ; Hugh Richardson, barrister-at-law, chief clerk; 
 Charles Drinkwater, private secretary to minister of justice; 
 Frederick White, Edward Radford, and F. G. Becher, steno- 
 graphers and clerks ; P. Lynch and F. Curran, messengers. 
 
 Department of Militia and Defence. 
 
 Miniater of Militia and Z>e/ence.— Hon. Sir. G.E. Carder, Bart. 
 Deputy of " " Major George Futvoye. 
 
 Adj'tUant' General of Militia.— Co\* P. Robertson Ross. 
 Deputv " " Lieut. -Col. Walker Powell. 
 
 (Eastern Block.) 
 
 Office of Minister of Militia and Defence. 
 
 Cflerka.—Beniajnm Suite, J. R E. Chiipleau, and Henry D. J. 
 Lane. Meattenger.—John W. Govt. 
 
 Account Branch. 
 
 ^ccounfan^.— Lieut.-Colonel J. Macpherson. Clerks.— C, H. 
 O'Mera, E. G61inas, W. H. Aumond, F. X. Huot. Messenger.— 
 Napol6on Carsault. 
 
 ( Western Block.) 
 
 Adjutant General's Office. 
 
 MUitary Secretary to Adoutant-Oeneral.—lAQMt.'(jO\. Stuart. 
 Chief Clerk.— W. R. Wright. Clerks.— Qra.nt Seymour, F. X. 
 Lambert, G. E. M. Sherwood, C. Junot, T. C. Larose, Sir J. D. 
 Hay. Messengers.— L. Morel and M. Ryan. 
 
 Store Branch. 
 
 Superintendent of Stores.— Lieut 'C(A. Thos. Wily. Clerks.— 
 G. Grant, W. M. Steers, Jos. Yeomans. 
 
 N.T.ft BMton Piano-Forte Go. 432 Notre Daxne-st.— See page 10 
 
Black Diamond N.S. €oaI €o« F* W. Sensliaw* Agent 
 
 See page JiO* 
 
 GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. 
 
 249 
 
 Depabtmbnt of Ministeb of Finance.— Sir Francis Hincks, 
 G. Bm K. O.M.G.f minister of finance; JohnLangton, auditor 
 general and deputy head of department; William Dickson, 
 deputy inspector general; John Simpsout assistant auditor; 
 Norris GkMiard) Dominion book-keeper and chief clerk ; Arch. 
 Gary, debenture clerk; M. A. Higgins, warrant clerk; Thos. 
 Gruse, audit ledger ; G. J. Anderson, G. M. Janris, R. W. • 
 Baxter, J. A. Torrance, and R. O'Reilly, assistant book- 
 keepers; James Patterson, appropriation book; Edward G. 
 Baroer and Thomas Hector^ (insurance returns), first-class 
 clerks ; Thomas Gross, statistical returns ; H. A. Jones, warrant • 
 book; J. B. Simpson, G. W. Jones^. L. Eillally, G. Aumond, 
 
 W. H. Toller, H. R. Tripp, — Webber, W. L. Orde, clerks ; 
 
 W. A. Blackmore, steneographic writer ; W. E. Ready, private 
 secretary to finance minister ; Thomas Ross, accountant of con- 
 tingencies ; James Young, superintendent of stationery office ; 
 J. Roxborough, John Rhodes, W. Robertson, clerks; J. Hughes* 
 P. Pendar, and Thomas Goad, messengers. 
 
 Tbeasubt Boabd. — Hon. Sir Francis Hincks,E.G. M.G., 
 minister of finance, chairman; Hon. S. L. Tilley, G.B.. minister 
 of customs; Hon. Alexander Gampbell, postmaster general; 
 Eon. J. G. Chapais, reeeiyer general; Hon. Ghas. Tupper, G.B., 
 minister of inland revenue ; John Langton, M.A., secretary ; J. 
 M. Gourtney, assistant secretary and accountant. 
 
 Drfabtmbnt of Public Wokks.— Hon. H. L. Langevin, G.B., 
 minister of public works ; T. Trudeau, deputy of the minister 
 of public works; F. Braun, secretary of pubhc works; W. F. 
 Tilley, private secretary. 
 
 Engineering Branch.—J. Page, chief engineer ; T. S. Scott, 
 architect; Q. F. Baillarg6, G. McGarthy, J. Le B. Ross, Thos. 
 Gu^rin, engineers and draughtsmen; S. McLaughlin, clerk 
 and photographer ; J. N. Deslauriers, messenger. 
 
 Finfineial Branch,— J. Baine, book-keeper and acocnintant; 
 0. Dionne, A. G.Bradley, assistant book-keepers; J.W.Harper, 
 clerk and paymaster. 
 
 Corretpondence Branch.-^B.. A. Fissiault, law clerk ; T. B. 
 French, corresponding clerk ; R. Pope, assistant do. ; J. F* N. 
 BonDevillc; G. Verret} F. H. Ennis, Wm. Gurran. L. Lefebvre, 
 L. N. Fortier, T. Fortier, A. Duffy, clerks ; M. Walsh, H. Potvin, 
 messengers. 
 
 Board of Arbitrator»,—Kon' P. Vankoughnet, James Gowan, 
 Isidore Hurteau, Wm. Gompton ; F. H. Ennis, secretary. 
 
 Intercolonial Railway Gommissionebs.— Aquilla Walsh 
 Esq., Ghairman : Hon. Edward B. Ghandler, Ghas. J. Brydges. 
 Esq., Hon. Archibald W. MoLelan. 
 
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 437 6c 439 Notre Dame MUn A. A. RIITRPHY. 
 
 250 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 iS)(er#.— Ralph Joneft secretary ; Thomas C. Duplesisv account- 
 ant ; Charles O. Kitchie. assistant secretary; Edward Hayes, 
 meosenger. 
 
 Eiigmetf OM<:«t O'toto^'.-'Sanford Fleming, Chief Engineer; 
 W.T. Forest, assistant do. ; T. K. Burpee, secretary to chief 
 engineer. 
 
 Departmrnt op Customs. 
 
 Hon. Samuel L. Tilley. C.B., minister of customs; R. S. M. 
 Bouchette, commissioner of customs ; James Juhuson. assistant 
 comunssioner of customs ; J. W. Peachy, corresponding clerk ; 
 Cbs. V. Furster Bliss, private secretary ; J. U. Auay, clerk of 
 seizures and forms: Geo. VV. Grant, asst. corresponding clerk; 
 Juhu Orysdale, book-keeper; P. 0. Hyan, T. J. Wutteris, assist- 
 ants do. ; W. A. Beli, statistical clerk ; Uenry C. llay, C. F. 
 btevens. Geo. V. Ince, J. 8. Fairweatber, C. U. HatUing, and 
 F. Bennett, assistants do. ; G. A. Mailleue. P. E. Shephard and 
 K. U. Mackay, check JUlerks; U. Kavanagh and J. F. Knight, 
 inspectors of ports ; John Walls and P. Connolly, messengers. 
 
 COLLROTORS OF CUSTOMS IN THE DOMINfON. 
 Ports and Collectors in the Province of Ontario* 
 
 Those marked thus {*) are Warehousing Ports. 
 
 *Amhers/burgf E. Anderson. 
 *BeUevitie, Anthony Dixon. 
 *Brantjordt D. Curtis, junr. 
 
 Briyhion, M. K« Lockwood. 
 *JirovfevUle, George Easton. 
 
 Burioelli E. A. Dunham. 
 
 * Chut ham.) J. G. Pennefather. 
 *Chippawa,C. St. G. Yarwood. 
 *CliJton^ W. Leggett. 
 *iJobourg^ George Peny. 
 *Cotborne, W. A. Kocth. 
 *Ct*mwiHl^ R. K. Bullook. 
 *Cramfthey J. M. Merriuian. 
 *Darlintfton, John Rankin. 
 *JJovert F. B. Barrett. 
 *JjuHcltMi W. B. Gwyn. 
 *l)unnvUie*yi » A. McCrae. 
 
 Elgin, R P. McMillan. 
 *t'ort Erie, R. Graham. 
 *GananoQiie, J. Ormiston. 
 
 * Coder ich, D. Doty. 
 *(jruelphi B. Carthew. 
 *Hamiltont VV. H. Kittson. 
 *Hope, E. J. Burton. 
 *King«ton, W. B.iSimpson. 
 
 KingsviUei J. King. 
 *Londoni J. B. btrathy. 
 
 MorrisburOi H. Carmen. 
 *Napatteef J. Benson. 
 *7V«rM7c««ttc, F. Farncomb. 
 *Mngara, W.Kir by. 
 *OakviUe, R K. Chisholm. 
 *Othaioay C. AValsh. 
 *Ottawtu D. Graham. 
 
 Owenciound, W. A. Stephens. 
 * Paris, F. M. Haycock. 
 
 Penetanguisheae, W. N. 
 
 Rutledge. 
 
 Peterb<tro\ Charles Perry. 
 *Pictony J. jS. 'Jhute. 
 *Prencottj H. D. Jesenp. 
 
 Bowen, P. Bennett. 
 */Vai-n»a, J. W. Verner. 
 
 tSaugeen, W. Keith. 
 *^tUt at. Marie, J. Wilson* 
 
 liTf. Catharines, J. Clark. 
 
 Utanleg, Wm. Hemphill 
 * iiStratford, J. Hamilton. 
 *TormUOf James E. iSmith. 
 
 Trenton, A. McCaulay. 
 
 Wadaceburg, C. Eraser. 
 *Whitbu, Wm. Warren. 
 
 * Winddor, Wm. Benson. 
 
 * Woodstock, W. H. Van lagen. 
 
 ir.T. ft BoBtOtt Piano-Forte Co. 432 Notre Dame-et.'-See page 10 
 
Engineer; 
 
 Blaek DlaatoiiA If vfl. Coal To. F. W« Hensliair, Acent 
 
 hee pace 20* 
 
 GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. 
 
 2&1 
 
 Porta and Collectors of Cuvtoma in the Province of Quebec, 
 
 Clarenccville, GhM. Stewart. 
 *Cnaticook^ W. 5*. Williams. 
 
 * Dundee, E. 1). Philips. 
 Freliyaburg^ F- J. Parker. 
 
 *GaHt)4s J. 0. Beileau. 
 Hemminufordj Moses Sweet. 
 La coif Cj A. llolden. 
 
 * Magdalen hiandH, J. J. Fox. 
 
 * Montreal, A. M. Delisle. 
 *New Carliele* John Eraser. 
 
 Perci^ J. Le Boutillier. 
 
 Philipsburg, W. W. Smith. 
 
 Pot'ton, Geo. Gunn. 
 *Qui'.bec, J. W. Duoscomb. 
 *Jiimouiki, P. L. Gauvreau. 
 
 RuHieltuwn. H. Kogers. 
 
 Stuntteud^ 0. S. Cbaunell. 
 *«^'f. JakuH^ E. Buriand. 
 
 Sutton^ B. 6eatoD. 
 
 T/tre<? Rivers^ C. H. Codby. 
 
 Porfa anrf Collectors of Customs^ Province of Nova Scotia* 
 
 *Annapolta, T. C. Tobias. 
 
 * Amherst, J. J. Kerr. 
 *Autigonishe, Hugh McPhie. 
 *-ArtcA««. bimoD Donovan. 
 *BuddecK, A. Uameron. 
 ^Bridgetown, 8. 6. Tborne. 
 *Barrington PansagCy 
 
 Daniel Sargent. 
 *Comwallis, Ebenezar Hand. 
 *ljigby, Biitisworch Viets. 
 *hulitaxt E. M. Maedonald. 
 
 * Locke Party Geo. Stalker. 
 
 * Londonderry, D. A. Davidson. 
 
 * Liver poolt J. H. Kreeman. 
 *lunenburg, P. Dowling. 
 ^MasgarvtwUte, D.W. Landers. 
 
 *i\orth ^Sydney t C B., 
 
 T. M. Bown. 
 
 * Parrsboroughy 
 
 A. S. Townsend» 
 *Pictou, David MoCuUoch. 
 *Port Uawkesbury^ 
 
 M. McDonald. 
 
 *P«rf Hood, E. D. Trumaine. 
 
 *Port MedwaUi Jos. J. Leztun. 
 
 /*or< MuigrnveyV J. Wallace. 
 
 *iSheiburni\ .James Muir. 
 
 * Sydney, IJ.B,, 0. E. Leonard, 
 
 Juur. 
 
 * Windsor, Edward O'Brien. 
 *Weynionth, ki. P. Jones. 
 
 * Yarmotuh, T. E. Moberly. 
 
 Ports and Collectors of Customs., Province of New Brunswick. 
 
 *Bathurst, P. Meahan. 
 
 Bay Verfe, W. W. Wood. 
 *Campo Bello, {Wclvhpool), 
 
 John Farmer. 
 * Curaquet, J. J. C. Blawkall. 
 *Vhnth<im, Daniel Ferguson. 
 ^JJalhonsie, Wui. Muntjsomery. 
 
 JJorvhester, John Hiukinan. 
 
 Prtderickton, T. K.. Robertson. 
 
 HiUsborouuh, Wm. Wallace. 
 *Moncton, James Kobertson. 
 McAdam's Junction, S. Watt. 
 
 * Newcastle, Wm Parker. 
 i^icAt6uc^/.Heury Livingston. 
 Bichwond Station, J.T.Allan 
 
 *Suckville, Jai'iies Dixou. 
 *Shediuc, D. Harrington. 
 Shippegun, P J.M.Dumaresq. 
 *St, Andrews, Cbas. M. Uove. 
 *St. George, Jas. A. Moran. 
 *ib't. John, Jame&^ K. Ruet. 
 *St. Stephens, Henry Webber. 
 
 * West Isles. James E. DiXou. 
 *Woodstock, H. E. Dibblea, 
 
 Collectors of Customs for the Province of Manitoba, 
 
 ♦TTinmr)^.'/. George B.Spencer. , _^ ^ 
 
 North fi/itbinaf (Out-Port, under the survey of the Port of 
 
 Winnipog.) 
 
 Collectors of Customs for the Province of British Columbia,-' 
 Victoria, Wyraond Hamley. 
 
 Drain Pipos Ate., COPLAJTD ^ MGLASEN^HSDe page 22 
 
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 •IliKS, DRBSS GOODS Sc MEBINOS, at GHBAPSIDB 
 487 A 489 Notre INuue St., A» A* III1JRPII¥« 
 
 252 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Department of Inland Rbtenue.— Hon. Ghas. Tapper, G.B., 
 minister of inland revenue ; Alfred Brunei, commifsioner ; E. 
 Miall, junr., assistant commissioner. Accountant's Branch : R. 
 Borradaiie, T. M. Robins, F. R. E. Oampeau. Oorresponding 
 Branch : W. Himsworth, junr., E. Dalrymple Clark. Statistical 
 Branch : F. Measam, W. L. Heron, R. Nettle, M. Battle, B. H. 
 Teakles, N. Stewart Form Branch : James F. Shaw. Secretary 
 to Minister : A. Bleakney. Messengers : John Fowler, G^rge 
 Fowler. 
 
 DiSTRiOT Inspbotors OF INLAND REVENUE.— Henry Godson, 
 of Toronto, Toronto District : A. N. Striker, of Prescott JECingston 
 District; 0. E. Remain, of Guelph, London District; R. Belle - 
 mare, of Montreal, Montreal District ; J. M. Lemoine, of Quebec, 
 Quebec District; Thomas Hauford, of St. John, for New Bruns- 
 wick j Arch. Patterson, of Halifax, foi Nova Scotia ; Jno. Davis, 
 of Wmdsor, inspector of distilleries ; G. B. Spencer, of Winpipeg, 
 for Manitoba. 
 
 Department o*^ Marine and Fisheries.— Hon. Peter Mitchell, 
 minister of marine and fisheries ; Wm. SmiUi, deputy of minis- 
 ter of marine i%bA fisheries ; W. F. Whitoher, commissioner of 
 fisheries ; Joseph Tomlinson, general superintendent of light 
 houses for the Dominion of Canada ; John Hardie, chief clerk ; 
 John Tilton, accountMit ; bl. P. Bauset. clerk of fisheries branch ; 
 William L. Magee, book-keeper ; F. F. Gourdeau, W. H. Alex- 
 ander, T. E. Drinkwater, J. H. Mcllree, G. H. Harpur, G. C« 
 Haney, and W. B. Carleton, clerks ; Thomas Wheeler, Jules 
 Morin, messengers. 
 
 General Post Office, Ottawa. 
 
 Postmaster-General, Hon. Alexander Campbell ; Dei>uty Post- 
 master-General, Wm. H. Griffin ; Secretary, Wm. White ; First 
 Class Clerk, W. D. LeSueur ; Senior Second Class Clerk, G. H. 
 Hargrave : First Class Clerks, H. S. Weatherley, B. King : Sen- 
 ior Second Class Clerks, R. Sinclair, W. S. Thomas, H. W. 
 Griffin, J. Plunkett; Junior Second Class Clerk, A. Lindsay; 
 Junior & eco.xl Class Clerk and Private Secretary to Postmaster- 
 General. John Leslie; Third Class Clerks, G. R. Cochran, D. 
 Morin ; Junior Second (Uass Clerks, W. A. Maingy, J. Graham ; 
 Third Class Clerks, A. W. Throop. P. T. Vankoughnet; Junior 
 Second Class Clerk, S. Smith, Jun. ; Third Class Clerk, J. F. Rut- 
 tan; Probationary, Jas. Lemoine, C. B. Brodie, H. K. Brine; 
 Accountant. H. A. Wicksteed ; First Class Clerks, B. C. Harden, 
 W. H. Smithson; First Class Supemumeray Clerks, R. Oliver, 
 J. Audette ; Senior Second Class Clerks. £. R, Benjamin, H. J. 
 
 garrett, P. E. Bricke ; Junior Second Class Clerks, J. McNab. 
 . Roger; Third Class Clerk. G. M. Patrick; Junior Second 
 Class Clerk, J. Walsh ; Third Class Clerks, R. J. Oliver, D. 
 McCarthy, W. Blanchard, C. G. Falconer ; Probtttionary^ W. L. 
 Blair, John Hopkirk; Cashier, J. AshwortJi; Superintendent 
 M. 0. Office, P. LeSueur ; First Class Clerk, Cc W. Jenkins ; 
 
 V. T. k Boston FUno-Vorto 00.488 Motre Daao it-8oo pftge 10 
 
Black Diamond N«8« Ooiil €o. F. !¥• Henaliaw^ Affent 
 
 See pai^e 20« 
 
 GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. 
 
 253 
 
 Senior Second Glass Clerks, J. Biophy, E. Gt, Bennett ; Junior 
 Second Glass Glerks, J. MoDougall, R. J. Shaw ; Third Glass 
 Clerks, C* J- Higginst L. Blanchet, G. Sangster, M. K. Dunlevie, 
 J. F. Wall ; Superintendent Savings Bank, J. C Stewart ; Senior 
 Second Class Clerk, D. Matheson ,* Junior Second Class Clerk, 
 J. R. Smith ; Third Class Clerks, A. J. Boswell, E. B. Bell, N. 
 Garland, H. Kreps, W. H. Harrington, Arthur Stewart, A. H. 
 Egleson, E. A. D. Jones; Probationary, W. H.McCuaig; Office 
 Keeper and Messenger, G. Ranee; Messengers, M. Bennett, E. 
 Daughtry, John Bell; Temporary Clerks, J. G. Fortier, R. A. 
 Salter, G. R. White, J. C. Bonner, J . M. O'Leary, C. P. LeSueur. 
 Po9t Office Inspectors. —John Dew^, Chief Inspector, Ottawa 
 Station, Ont ; Arthur Woodgate, Halifax Station, N. S. ; John 
 McMillan, St. John Station, N. B ; W. G. Sheppard, Quebec 
 Station, Q. ; Ed. F. King, Montreal Station, Q. ; K. W. Barker, 
 Kingston Station, Ont. ; M. Sweetnam, Toronto Statipn, Ont. ; 
 G. E. Griffin, London Station, Ont. 
 
 Department op Agriculture.— Hon. J. H. Pope, minister of 
 Agriculture ; J. C. Tach6, deputy ; John Lowe, secretary ; A. J. 
 Gamble, patent and chief clerk ; F. J . Dore, clerk of immigration. 
 The Rev. C. Tanguay, atfach^ ; S. Drapeau and W. H. Johnson, 
 statistical clerks ; S. Ferland, clerk of copyrights, trade marks, 
 and designs ; H. Casgrain, assistant patent clerk ; N. F. Bois- 
 sonnault, curator of models ; E. T^tu, D. Routhier, E. D'Autiel, 
 
 D. Lannigan, J. B. Jackson, J.F. Dionne, H. B. Small, Wm. J. 
 Lynch, H. G. Hopkirk, clerks ; J. E. Lemieux, office keeper ; J. 
 L6yeill6e, tradesman ; J. Boily, J. B. Moreau, J. B. Lacroix, 
 messengers. 
 
 Emigpjition DEFARTMENT.—Quebec— L. Stafford, Emigration 
 Agent. Montreal— J. J. Daly, agent Ottawa— W. J. Wills, 
 agent. Toronto— J. A. Donaldson, agent. Hamilton— R. H. 
 Rae, agent. Kingston -R. MoPherson, agent. St. John, N.B.— 
 R. Shives, agent. Miramichi— W. Wilkinson, agent. Halifax— 
 
 E. Clay, agent. Fort Garry— G. McMioken. 
 
 Registration and Statistical OMce, Halifax, JV^S. — J. Costley, 
 secretary. 
 
 Inspecting Physicians for Port of Quebec—Dr. L.J. Roy and 
 Dr. A. Rowand. 
 
 For Port of Halifax, N.iS.—Br. W. W. Wickwire, inspecting 
 physician. 
 
 For Port of St. John, iV.5.— Dr. G. J. Harding, inspecting 
 physician ; Dr. W. S. Harding, assistant do. 
 
 Department op Secretary of State por the Provinces.— 
 Hon. Joseph Howe, secretary of state for the Provinces ; E. A. 
 Meredith, LL. D., under secretary of state for the Provinces ; 
 Grant Powell, chief clerk ; Henry E Steele, and Nazaire T6tu, 
 clerks ; William Howe, private secretary. 
 
 Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, fto., COPLAND & McLABEN,-See page 22 
 
f*or • ffpoA aMortntent of tUrr Cloo^Ui «• to Obeapslde 
 437 & 439 Notre Dame St., A. A. IflURPHY. 
 
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 254 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Indian Affairs Branch, — William Spragge» deputy superin- 
 tepdent Indian affairs; Chai. T. Waloott, accountant; L. Van- 
 koughnet, clerk; J. P. M. Lecourt, draughtsman; J. V. De 
 Bouohervillei F. Smith* clerks ; J. B. Butler» assistant account- 
 ant ; John Small, clerk ; Christopher Owen, messenger. 
 
 Visiting Superintendents /or the Province of Ontario.— W. R. 
 Bartlett, Toronto : J. T. Gilkinson, Brantford ; Wm. Plummer, 
 Manitoulin Island ; R. Mackenzie, Saruia. 
 
 Indian Agents for the Province of Quebec— 1&, N. DeLorimier, 
 Caughnawaga ; Louis QUI, St. Francois, Yamaska. 
 
 Indian Agents St. E4gis.—W» Colquhoun, Cornwall, Ontario. 
 
 Indian Commissioner^ Manitoba, — W.M. Simpson; Ft Garry. 
 
 Indian Commissioner, British Columbia»'-J)r, J. F* Powell. 
 
 Department of Seobetabt of State fob Canada.— Hon. Jas. 
 Cux Aikins, Secretary of State for Canada; Etienne Parent, 
 Under Secretary of State. 
 
 Corresponding Branch.— Yf. H. Jones, senior clerk; J. M. 
 Tetu and M. L. Amouroux, clerks. 
 
 Registry Branch.— E. J. Langeyin, chief clerk and clerk of 
 the Crown in Chancery. 
 
 Clerks.— J. A. B^langer, L. A. Cotellier, E. Brousseau, H. J. 
 Morgan ; A. G. Kingston, (temporary.) 
 
 Ordnance Lands Branch.— W. F. Coffin, ordnance lands agent ; 
 F. P. Austin, clerk ; W. Mills, book-keeper ; G. Forsyth, lands 
 bailiff. 
 
 Queen^s Printer's Branch,— Broy^n Chamberlin, C. M. G., 
 
 aueen's Printer; C. C. Rogers, book-keeper and clerk; W. 
 liddon and A. Fotvin, clerks. 
 
 Dominion Lands Branch.— J. Stoughton Denis, sunreyor gen- 
 eral of Dominion lands ; A. Codd, draughtsman ; W. M. Goodeve 
 and K. Henry, clerks. 
 
 Departmental Messengers.-Veter Logan and E. B. Wood. 
 
 Receiver General's Office.— (Eastern Block).— Hon. J. C. 
 ChapaLs, Receiver (^noral; Thos. D. Harrington, deputy do.; 
 Thos. 0. Bramley, book-keeper ; F. Lewis, warrant, bank ac- 
 count and public debt accountant ; J. B. Stanton, receipts clerk ; 
 J. E. Nash, assistant warrant clerk ; L. F. Dufrcsne, clerk in 
 charge of Dominion stock account ; C. E. Turgeon, assistant clerk 
 Dominion stock ; C W. Shay, general clerk : F. Hunter, assistant 
 book-keeper ; J. B. H. Neeve, stamp acts and correspondence 
 clerk; C Gough, junior clerk debenture branch ; F. L. Casault, 
 and F. McCaffrey, messengers. 
 
 Gboloqigal Survey.— Office, Montreal.— Alf. R. C Selwyn, 
 director ; Dr. T. Sterry Hunt, chemist, mineralogist and mining 
 inspector ; E. Billings, paleontologist and curator ; R. Barlow, 
 
 1. T. ft Boston FUno-Forte Co, 48S Hotre Bamo-it— Sot pftge 10 
 
BlAck DUun«iid N«8« €«al Co. F. !¥• HenshAiTf Ayent 
 
 See v»se SO. 
 
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 HOUSB 07 ASSEMBLY-ONTARIO. 
 
 255 
 
 head topocraphieal draughtsman; S. Barlowt G. A. Barlow, 
 assistants ; J. Richardson, R. Barlow, R. Bell, H. Q. Vennor, 
 Walter MoOuat, Prof. L. W. Bailey, J. H. Matthews, Jas. Lowe, 
 field geologists ; 0. Weston, lapidary and librarian ; Miohael 
 MoFarren, messenger. 
 
 Library OF the Public Departments.— J. 0. Cdt6, assistant 
 clerk of the privy council, librarian of the public departments. 
 
 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. 
 
 Seat of Oovemmentf Toronto, 
 
 Lieut," Governor. ^13ia Honor, Wm. Pearce Rowland. G.B., 
 Toronto.^ 
 Private Secretary and A, D. C— Capt Edwin Qt, Curtis. 
 
 ExEounvB Council. 
 
 Hon. 0. Mowat, Attome^-Qeneral. 
 Hon. R. W. Scott, Commissioner of Crown Lands. 
 Hon. A. MoKellar, Commissioner of Public Works and Agri- 
 culture. 
 Hon. T. B. Parder, Secretary and Registrar. 
 Hon. Adam Crooks, Treasurer. 
 
 J. G. Scott, clerk <x the Executive Council. 
 
 H. Kinlook, assistant clerk. 
 
 HOUSB OF ASSEMBLY. 
 Hon. J. G. Currio.! Speaker. 
 
 CONSTITUBNCIBa. 
 
 Addington 
 
 Algoma 
 
 Bothweil 
 
 Brant, NR 
 
 •' SR 
 
 Brockville 
 
 Bruce, NR 
 
 Gardwell 
 
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 v.'Orii TV dill ••••• •■■•••••••••• 
 
 Dundas 
 
 Durham, ER 
 
 ^ " WR 
 
 Elgin, ER 
 
 Elgin, WR 
 
 Name and P. 0. Address. 
 
 H. M. Deroche, Napanee. 
 •F. W. Cumberland, Toronto. 
 A. MoKellar, Chatham. 
 H. Finlayson, Paris. 
 Hon. E. B. Wood, Brantford. 
 W. Fitssimmons, Brockville. 
 D. Sinclair, Saugeen. 
 R. M. Wells, Toronto. 
 G. McManus, Mono Mills. 
 W. G. Monk, Ottawa. 
 J. G. Setsinger, Cornwall. 
 Simon Cook. Morrisburgh. 
 A. T. H. Williams, Port Hopo. 
 J. McLeod, Bowmaaville. 
 J. H. Wilson, St. Tbomas. 
 T. Hodgins, Toronto. 
 
 
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 DOMINION OP CANADA. 
 
 CONSTITUENOIKO. N/MK AND P. 0. ADDRESS. 
 
 Essex A. Prinet;^ Windsor. 
 
 Frontenao D. D. Calvin, Kinr^st ^t>- 
 
 Glengarry J. Craiff» Cornwali . 
 
 Grenville, SP • . . . C.J. Fraser, Prescc* . 
 
 Grey, NR T. Scott, Owen Sound. 
 
 SR A. W. Lauder, Toronto, 
 
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 Haldimand J. Baxter, Cayuga. 
 
 Halton W. Barber, Streetsrille. 
 
 Hamilton J. M. Williams, Hamilton. 
 
 Hastings, WR K. Graham, Belleville. 
 
 BR H. Corby, Belleville. 
 
 " N^ G. H. Boulter, Stirling. 
 
 Huron, NR T. Gibson, Wroxter. 
 
 '' SR .....R. Gibbons, Goderich. 
 
 Kent J. Dawson, Sombra. 
 
 Kingston W. Robinson, Kingston. 
 
 Lambton Hon. T. B. Pardee, Samia. 
 
 Lanark, NR W. Caldwell, Lanark. 
 
 ♦* SR A. Code, Innisville. 
 
 Leeds, NR il, Merriok, Merrickville. 
 
 ** SR H. S. Maodonald, Brockville. 
 
 Lennox J. T. Grange, Napanee. 
 
 Lincoln. J. C Rykert, St. Catharines. 
 
 London. W. R. Meredith, London. 
 
 Middlesex, ER R. Tooley, Belmont. 
 
 " NR.... J. S. Smith, Ailsa Craig. 
 
 " WR J. Waierworth, Wardsville. 
 
 Monck H. R. Hanrey, Eenwick. 
 
 Niagara Hon. 8. Richards, Toronto. 
 
 Northumberland, ER W. W. Webb, Brighton. 
 
 ** WR. ...... C. Giflford, Cobourg. 
 
 Norfolk, SR S. McCall, Victoria. 
 
 ** NR J.Clarke, Simooe. 
 
 Ontario, NR Thos. Paxton, Port Perry. 
 
 ** SR A. Farewell, Harmony. 
 
 Ottawa - R. W. Scott, Ottawa. 
 
 Oxford, NR Hon. 0. Mowat, Toronto. 
 
 SR A. Oliver, Ingersoll. 
 
 Peel- J. Coyne, Brampton. 
 
 Perth, NR o . . A. Monteith, Stratford. 
 
 •* SR T. B. Guest, St. Marys. 
 
 Peterboro, ER G. Read, Keene. 
 
 Peterboro, WR T. M. Fairbaim, Peterborough. 
 
 Prescott • G. W. Hamilton, Montreal. 
 
 Prince Edward. G. Striker, Pioton, 
 
 Renfrew, SR E. Harrington, Arnprior. 
 
 " NR T. Deacon, Pembroke. 
 
 Russell W. Craig. Russell. 
 
 Simooe, NR W. D. Ardach, Barrie. 
 
 " SR i T. R. Ferguson, Cookstown. 
 
 Stormont Jas. Bethune, Toronto. 
 
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 CONSTITURNOIim. NaMR AND P. 0. AdDBKSS. 
 
 Toronto, E Hon. M. G. Cameron, Toronto. 
 
 ** W A. Crooks, Toronto. 
 
 Victoria, NR D. MoRae, Bolsover. 
 
 '' SR S. C. Wood, Lindsay. 
 
 Waterloo, NR M. Springer, Waterloo. 
 
 *' SR I. Clemens, Preston. 
 
 Welland Hon. J. G. Currie, St. Catharines. 
 
 Wellington, NR R. McKim, Parker. 
 
 ^** CR C. Clarke. Elora. 
 
 " SR P. Gow, Guelph. 
 
 Wentworth, NR. R. Christie, Flamboro' West. 
 
 SR W. Sexton, Jersey ville; 
 
 York, ER H. P. Crosby, Unionville. 
 
 " WR P. Patterson, Patterson. 
 
 ** NR A. Boultbee, Newmarket 
 
 Officers op the Legislative Assembly- Chas. T. Gillmor, 
 clerk of the House; John Notman, accountant and Queen's 
 printer ; Jas. J. Vance, clerk assistant and clerk of committee ; 
 Arthur H. Sydere, routine and record clerk ; Alexander Leith, 
 law clerk ; S. J. Vankoughnet, clerk of Grown in Chancery ; F. 
 J. Glackmeyer, sergeant-at-arms ; Thos. Phillips, house-keeper 
 and chief messenger ; T. Byrnes, William Johnson and John 
 Bowman, messengers ; G. Macdonald, fireman ; James Wells, 
 watchman. . . iw • 
 
 B-it.— See page 10 
 
 Public Depabtmbnts, Ontabio. 
 
 Provincial Secretary's Office.— Hon. Timothy B. Pardee, pro- 
 vincial secretary ; J. R. Eckart, acting assistant secretary ; H. 
 Alley and Frank Jones, clerks. Provincial liegiatrar'a OMce.— 
 Hon. T. B. Pardee, provincial registrar ; J. F. C. Usher, acting 
 deputy registrar; George Hobbs and John A. Innes, clerks. 
 Registrar General's Office.— Ron. Timothy B. Pardee, registrar 
 general; H. S. Crewe, chief clerk; Charles Heron, R. F. Smyth, 
 Fred. Warwick, J. McGill Ridley and D. C. A. DelHoste, clerks. 
 
 Department of Agriculture and Public Works. — Hon. Arch. 
 McKellar, commissioner of agriculture and public works ; Geo. 
 Buckland, secretary of agriculture ; K. Tully, architect and en- 
 gineer; T. N. Molesworth, assistant engineer; W. Edwards, 
 secretary public works and emigration ; F.T. Jones, accountant ; 
 W. J. S. Holwell and Richard Purdon, draughtsmen ; 1st clerk, 
 H. A. MacLaurin ; 2nd clerk, J. P. Edward ; 3rd clerk, ^R. L. 
 Brydges ; E. Jonkinson, messenger ; A. McDonnell, caretaker ; 
 Charles Macdonald, fireman. 
 
 Provincial Arbitrators.- John Canavan, Toronto, chairman ; 
 colonel Johnson, London ; John 0. Annable, Cornwall. 
 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Treaeurv Z>0parfm0^.— Hon. Adam Crooks, treMiirer ; W. R. 
 Harristaooountont ; B. M. Wilson, law stamp and license clerk ; 
 Henry Totten, audit clerk ; A. J". Rattray, clerk of correepon- 
 denoe; Hon. Wm Cayley, auditor ; 0. H. Sproulot book-keeper ; 
 W. R. Nursey, clerk ; Philip Simser, messenger. 
 
 Department of Crown Land».— Hon, R.W. Scott, commissioner 
 of crown lands ; T. H. Johnson, assistant commissioner; George 
 Kennedy, clerk. Free Grant and Sales Branch: J. 0. Tarbntt, 
 chief clerk ; A. Kirkwood, J. M. Grant Pedro Alma and J. J. 
 Murphy, clerks. Surveys, Patents and Roads Branch : Thomas 
 Devine, chief clerk : E. Fox, G. B. Kirkpatrick, H. J. Jones, J. 
 Innes and W. H. Bell, clerks. Woods and Forest Branch: G. B. 
 Oowper, chief clerk; Arthur J. Taylor, H. G. Langlois and E. G. 
 Keirby, clerks. Accounts Branch : W. Ford, accountant ; D. G. 
 Ross, book-keeper ; R, H. Browne, chief clerk in charge of 
 agents returns; F. P. Stowe, clerk. Registrar: J. Morphy; 
 Herbert A. Ford, clerk. Office-keeper : J. Bradshaw. Messen- 
 ger: A. McDonald. 
 
 Department of Public Jnatructiont Ontario,— For the general 
 administration of the Grammar and Common School Laws. 
 Education Oi??cc.— Rer. Egerton Ryerson, D.D., LL. D., chief 
 superintendent of education ; J. G. Hodgins, LL. D., Barrister- 
 at-law, deputy superintendent of education, and editor of the 
 "Journal of Education '' for Ontario; Alex. Marling, LL.B., 
 chief clerk and accountant, having also charge cf the Grammar 
 School Meteorological Returns: F. T. Taylor, .clerk of statistics; 
 J. T. R. Stinson, clerk of records \ W. H. Atkinson, clerk of cor- 
 respondence ; A. A' Wanners, assistant clerk of correspondence ; 
 D'Arcy B. Heath, assistant clerk of records; R. Winstanley, 
 junior clerk ; J. Moore, office messenger. Depository Branch— 
 S. P. May, M.D., clerk of libraries ; H. M. Wilkinson, depositoiy 
 oeshier and assistant olerk of libraries; G. Barber, despatch 
 elerk ; F. Nudel, clerk of sales ; R. J. Boyee, assistant in deposi- 
 tory ; S. A. May, packing room assistant ; A. 0. Paull, junior 
 assistant clerk ; A. Ditchbum, packer and messenger ; W. 
 Lemon, laborer. Offices in the Victoria Square, Toronto. 
 
 Attomev OeneraVe Q/^m.— Hon. 0. Mowat, attorney general ; 
 J. G. Scott, clerk; Henry Kinlock, assistant; A. MoDonell, 
 messenger ; M. Smith, house-keeper. 
 
 Jnepeetor ofAeylumsi Prisons^ d^e.—J, W. Langmuir, inspec- 
 tor of Asylums, Prisons, &e. ; Wm. P. Band, secretary. 
 
 Board of Examiners of Provineinl Land Surveyors for On- 
 <mo.— Hon. the Commissioner of the Crown Lands, ex-offi,cio ; 
 J. Stougfaton Denis, surveyor general, (Ottawa) ; Thos. Bovine, 
 F.R.G.S., surveyor in chief; Department of Crown Lands, 
 (Toronto) ; F. F. Passmore, (Toronto) ; T. F. Gibbs, ( Adolphus- 
 town); Professor Chapman, (Toronto), examiner in geology; 
 Secretary, Cktorge B. Kirkpatriok, Department of Crown Lands, 
 (Toronto). 
 
 ir.T. k Botton Pteao-Forte Co. 48S Votre Duie-it— See pagt 10 
 
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 Blaok Diamond if •&• G»al Go* F* W« Blensliaiir« Aseiit 
 
 See paf^e 90. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL -QUEBEC. 
 
 259 
 
 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 Seat of OovemmerU— Quebec. 
 
 Lieut.- Governor. — Hon. Sir Naroise, F. Belleau, Kt. — 
 Private Secretary : J. B. Amyot, Major 9th Batt., Rifles* Aide- 
 de-Camp. 
 
 EZEOUTIYB COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. P. J. 0. Chauveau, Premier, Provincial Secretary and 
 Registrar* and MHiister of Public Instruction. 
 
 Hon. G^d^on Ouimet, Attomey-Oeneral. 
 
 Hon. Joseph 0. Beaubien, Commissioner of Crown Lands. 
 
 Hon. Louis Arohambanlt* Commissioner of Agriculture and 
 Public Works. . 
 
 Hon. C. B. DeBoucherville, Speaker* Legislative Council. 
 
 Hon. Qeorge Irvine, Solicitor General. 
 
 Hon. Joseph Gibb Robertson, Treasurer. 
 
 Officers.— 'V. Fortier, Clerk of the Executive Council ; G. G. 
 Grenier, First Clerk ; Olivier Valine, messenger ; J. Labreque* 
 Wilbrod Dub^, house-keeper and messenger. 
 
 k 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 Hon. 0. B. Db Bouchbbville, Speaker. 
 
 Division. Namb and P. 6. Address. 
 
 Alma .| • • J. L. Beandry* Esq.* Montreal. 
 
 Bedford Thos. Wood, Esq., Dunham Flats. 
 
 De Lanaudi^re P. E. Dostaler, Esq.* Berthier (en haut). 
 
 De la Durantaye . . .Hon. J. 0. Beaubien, Montmagny. 
 
 LaValli6re " J. B. G. Proulx* Nicolet. 
 
 De Lorimier Chas. S. Rodier, Esq.* Montreal. 
 
 De Salaberry Henry Stames* " Montreal. 
 
 Grandville Blis^e Dionne* ** St. A. de la Pooatidre 
 
 Gulf 
 
 Inkerman G^rge Br^son, Esq., Mansfield. 
 
 Kennebec Hon. I. Thibaudeau, Quebec. 
 
 La Salle " Louis Panet, Quebec. 
 
 Laurentides. ** J. E. Gingras, Quebec. 
 
 Lauzon A. R. C. de Lery, Esq., Quebec* 
 
 Mille Isles F. H. Lemaire, Esq., St. Benoit. 
 
 Montarville Hon. C. B. deBoucherville* Boucherville. 
 
 Repentigny ** Louis Arohambault* L'Assomption. 
 
 Pig: Iron and lUteli, OOPLAITD ft ]IoLASEN,--See page 22 
 
I 
 
 FOR IHOVRNTNO OOOD8 GO TO OHBAP8IDE 
 
 487 Sc 489 Notre Dame St., A. A. MURPHY. 
 
 260 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Division. . Name and P. 0. A digress. 
 
 Rigaud Hon. E. Prudhomme, Tannery West, 
 
 Montreal Parish 
 
 Rougemont John Fraser, Esq., St. Mark. 
 
 Shawinigan J. J. Ross* Esq., St. A. de la Parade. 
 
 Saurel . ^ Hon. D. M. Armstrong, Sorel. 
 
 Stadaoona T. McGreeyy, Esq., Quebec. 
 
 Victoria Hon. James Ferrier, MontreaL 
 
 Wellington Edward Hale, Esq^ Sherbrooke. 
 
 Offioebs of the Legislative GounOil.— G. B. de Boucher- 
 yille, clerk, master in chancery and accountant ; Pierre L^far^, 
 assistant clerk, master in chancery, French translator and as- 
 sistant accountant ; Thomas W. Lloyd, 'Second assistant clerk; 
 clerk of English journals and English translator ; Isal'e A. Jodoin 
 advocate, clerk of ^he offices and committees, and translator ; 
 B. Globenski. advocate, clerk of French journals, clerk of stand- 
 ing orders and private bills, and translator; N. Faucher, junr., 
 clerk of special committees and petitions, translator; S. S. Hatt, 
 gentleman usher of the black rod ; T. E. Roy, sergeant-at-arms ; 
 A. Labelle, copyist ; F. X. Brault, first messenger ; Francois 
 Blais and Richard Clancy, messengers. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 Hon. 9 Speaker. 
 
 GoNSTiruENCiES. Naue and p. 0. Addkess. 
 
 Argenteuil Sidney Bellingham, Montreal. 
 
 Bagot Pierre Samuel Gendron, St. Rosalie. 
 
 Beaiice Christian Henry Pozer, St. George. 
 
 Beaubamois Hon. Sir George E. Cartier, Bart, Montreal 
 
 and Ottawa. 
 
 Bellechasse On^zime Pelletier, St. Charles. 
 
 Berthier Louis Sylvestre, Berthier (en haut). 
 
 Bonaventure Theodore Robitaille, New Carlisle. 
 
 Brome W. W. Lynch, Knowlton. 
 
 Chambly G^d^on LaRooque, Longueuih 
 
 Champliun F. X. A. Trudel, Montreal. 
 
 Charlevoix A. Gagnon, Bale St. Paul. 
 
 Chateaguay — Edouard Laberge, Ste. Philom^ne. 
 
 Chicoutimi and 
 
 Saguenay. -Pierre Alexis Tremblay, Chicoutimi. 
 
 Compton W. Sawyer, Sawyerville. 
 
 Deux Montagues. . ..Hon. G^d^on Ouimet, MontreaL 
 
 Dorchester L. N. Larochelle, Anselme. 
 
 Drummond and 
 
 Arthabaska. • W. Laurier, Arthabaskaville. 
 
 N.T. 4 i^i^gn ]^n<hForto Oo. 482 Kotre Dame-st.~86e page 10 
 
Black Diamond. N«S* Coal Co. F, !¥• Hensliawt Agent 
 
 See paf^o ^O. 
 
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 LBGISLATIVB ASSEMBLY-QUEBEC. 
 
 201 
 
 GONSTTTUENOIBS. NaHE AND P. 0. AODBBSS. 
 
 Gaspd Pierre Fortint Laprairie. 
 
 Hechelaga Louis J. B. Beaubien, Montreal. 
 
 Huntinnrdon Ttiomas Sanders, Havelock. 
 
 Iberville Louis Molleur, St. Jean. 
 
 Jacques Cartier Naroisse M. LeCavalier, St. Laurent. 
 
 Joliette Vincent Paul Lavall^e, St. Felix de Valois. 
 
 Eamouraska Charles Francois Roy, Ste. Anne de la Po- 
 
 cati^ro. 
 
 Laprairie Andrew Esinhart, Laprairie. 
 
 L'Assomption Onulphe Pelletier, L'Epiphanie. 
 
 Laval Joseph Hyacinthe Bellerose, St. Vincent 
 
 de Paul. 
 
 L^vis Hon. J. G. Blanchet, L^vis. 
 
 L'IsIet*. Pamphile G. Verreault, St. Jean Port-Joly. 
 
 Lotibinidre Henry Gustavo Joly, Quebec. 
 
 Maskinong^ Moise Houde, Riviere du Loup (en haut). 
 
 Megantio Hon. GeorRe Irvine, Quebec. 
 
 Missisquoi Josiah S. Brigham, Philipsburg. 
 
 Montcalm Firman Dugas, Montcalm. 
 
 Montmagny T. Fournier, Quebec. 
 
 Montmorency Hon. Joseph Cauchon, Quebec. 
 
 Montreal West Francis Cassidy, Montreal. 
 
 *' Centre . . . .Hon. L. H. Holton, Montreal. 
 
 *' East F. David. Montreal. 
 
 Napierville L. D. Lafontatne, St. Edouard. 
 
 Nicolet Ovide Methot. St. Pierre les Beoquets. 
 
 Ottawa Co Ezra Butler Eddy, Hull. 
 
 Pontiac John Poupore, Chichester. 
 
 Portneuf Prazdde Larue. 
 
 Quebec East Jacques Ph. Rh^aume* Quebec. 
 
 " West John Heam, Quebec. 
 
 ** Centre Hon. Hector L. Langevin, C. B., Quebec 
 
 and Ottawa. 
 
 '* County Hon. P. J. 0. Chauveau, Quebec. 
 
 Richmond d; Wolfe.. Jacques Picard, Wotton. 
 
 Richelieu J. A. Dorion, St. Ours. 
 
 Rimouski C. F. X. A. Chauveau, Quebec. 
 
 Rouville Victor Robert, Ste. Angele. 
 
 St. Hyacinthe Pierre Bachaud, St. Hyacinthe. ' 
 
 St. Johns Felix G. Marchaud, St. Jean d'Iberville. 
 
 St Maurice Elz^ar G^rin, Three Rivers. 
 
 She£ford • • . . .Hon. M. Laframboise. Montreal. 
 
 Sherbrooke Hon. Joseph Gibb Robertson, Sherbrooke. 
 
 Soulanges B. Sareuse de Beaujeu, Coteau du Lac. 
 
 Stanstead Thomas Locke, Stanstead. 
 
 Temiscouata Elie Mailloux, St Ars^ne. 
 
 Terrebonne J. Adolphe Chapleau, Montreal. 
 
 Three Rivers. ....... H. G, Mftlhiot, Three Rivers. 
 
 Vandreuil Emery Lalonde, Ste. Marthe. 
 
 Verchdres Jos. Daigle, Beloeil. 
 
 Yamaska Chs. Gill, Sorel. 
 
 Portland and Boman Cement, &o., Copland ft XoLaren,— Set p. 2t 
 
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 For a g—4. mMwrtment of Drj Ooodn ffv to €lioap»l#o 
 487 St 489 Notre Dame M*. A. A. lUVRPHY. 
 
 Offiorbs of thr Lkoislatitk AssKMBLT.-^Qoone Manly 
 Muir, olerk of the House ; EtienneSimardt assistant do. ; Thos. 
 MoGord, law clerk; Ohs. Ambroise Pariseau, olerk: Laurent 
 Simoneau, accountant ; Charles F. Langlois, chief office clerk, 
 distributor of stationery and superintendent of supernumeraries ; 
 Charles Jas. Ardouin, Alexandre Boulanser. Cyrille PettigreWt 
 Thos. Prendergast, copying clerks ; Chs. P. Lindsay; chief com- 
 mittee clerk, and clerk of elections ; Edouard LeMoine, clerk of 
 brivate bill committee; Edouard Belleau, a«8t. do.; Andr6 
 Napoleon Montpetit chief French translator; Benoit Marquette, 
 Ist asst do. ; Buteau Turcotte, 2nd asst do. ; William Cook, 
 chief English translator ; John Byrne Duggan, assistant do. ; 
 Ed. Demers, speaker's seoretaiTt assistant clerk of committees 
 and permt. copying clerk ; Paul Ernest Smith, clerk of the Eng- 
 lish journals ; 0. 0. deLachevroti^re. clerk of French journals : 
 Louis Fortier. assistant do. ; Joseph Whydden, English assistant 
 do. ; L^n P. Lemay, librarian ; Pierre Ghenet, postmaster ; L. 
 Morel, assistant do., and messenger; Ghas. Gameau, sergeantn 
 at-arms ; Olivier Robitaille, chief messenger ; Alfred Pelletier, 
 speaker's messenger ; Martial Roy, Edward Littlejohn, Joseph 
 Trudelle, Simeon Gagn^, Jacques Morin, Etienne Qauvreau, 
 messengers. 
 
 Public Depabturntb. 
 
 Secretary 9 OMce.'-Hon, P. J.O. Ghauveau. provincial Secre- 
 tary I P. J. Johcoeur, assistant do. ; G. W. Colfor, clerk of the 
 English correspondence ; Pierre Ghauveau, clerk of the French 
 correspondence ; Olivier Gampeau, accountant ; J. B. Lenoir, 
 clerk ; Joseph 0. Laurin, copying clerk ; Zeph. Duhamel clerk ; 
 Pierre Prevost, messenger. 
 
 Provincial RegiHrar*8 DesaHmenf.— Hon. P. J. 0. Ghauveau, 
 
 f>rovincial registrar; J. B. Meilleur, deputy registrar; A. Be- 
 anger, olerk ; Etienne Poitras, tnessenger. 
 
 Department of Public /n«fruceton.— Minister of public instruo- 
 tion and superintendent of education, Hon. P. J. 0. Ghauveau, 
 LL. D., D.G.L-5 secretan^ and deputy head of the ministry of 
 
 Sublic instruction. Dr. Louis Giard ; assistant secretary and 
 eputy head of the ministry of public instruction, H. H. Miles, 
 LL. D., D.C.L., joint secretaries of Uie council of public instruc- 
 tion and editor of "Le Journal de rinstruotion" and "Journal of 
 Education," respectively, Dr. Giard and Dr. Miles; olerk of 
 French correspondence, assistant editor of the "Journal de 
 rinstruction Publique," and librarian. Napoleon Legendre ; 
 clerk of English correspondence, and assistant editor of the 
 '* Journal of Education," Patrick Delaney; clerk of accounts 
 and statistics, Alfred Thomas ; assistant clerk of French corres- 
 pondence, Leopold Devisme, B.A. ; assistant clerk of accounts 
 
 and statistics, -i store-keeper, Jacques Laparre ; 
 
 messenger and house-keeper, Paul Blouin. 
 
 y.T. k BMtoa Fiftao-Forto Go. 488 Votre DuM-ftHBoe page 10 
 
Black BlMBOMd N*8« €mi1 €•• F* W« 
 
 (B«e pac« 9<K 
 
 Treasury Department, ^Hon. Joseph G. RobertsoDf treasurer ; 
 Joseph Elliot, assistant do. ; Gaspard Drolet, auditor ; Hennr 
 Hemming and Frank D. Tims, book-keepers ; A. Giard, J. T. 
 narrower, Stanley H. Holt. Joseph E. Marmetta, W. A. Daries, 
 clerks ; H. Hughest office-keeper and messenger ; G. Trudelle, 
 second messenger. 
 
 Department of Agricutture and Public WorX».— Hon. Louis 
 Arohambault, commissioner; Simeon LeSage, assistant do.; 
 Edouard Moreau, seoretair and accountant ; Pierre Gauvreau, 
 managing engineer; J. B. Derome. asst. engineer and draughts- 
 man ; Edward H. Nesbitt, Ist book-keeper ; Chas. Lesperanee, 
 2nd book-keeper ; Thos. T. Nesbitt, assistant secretary ; J. 0. 
 Fontaine, assistant director of colonization ; J. B. Peltier and 
 J. B. Sirois, messengers. 
 
 Department of Crown Lande^Hon, J. 0. Beaubien, commis- 
 sioner; E. E. Tach^, assistant do.; Joseph Bonchette, deputy 
 surreyor-general ; John V. Gale, accountant and cashier ; E.T. 
 Fletcher, G. G. Dunlevie, stfrveyors and draughtsmen ; W. F. 
 Ck>llins, L. A. Robitaille, J. J. Prendergast, L. D. Lemoine. L. 
 L. Rirard, 1st class clerks ; F. D. Dugal, F. Ghasse, T. Morkill, 
 H. B: Dufort, W. E. Collins. L. Berthelot, D. G. Mackedie, A. 
 Pare, 2nd class clerks ; G. Goldsworthy Gale, Jules Taohe, 3rd 
 class clerks ; G. B. N. Proulx, extra clerk ; P. Potvin, office- 
 keeper, P. Gahill, G. Dumontier, messengers. 
 
 Registration OJHcet Montreal— J, B. Varin, director; F. W. 
 Blaiklock, surveyor ; L. W. Sicotte and J. A. Leolair, clerks. 
 
 Registration OMce, Quebec— V. L. Morin, surveyor; G. A. 
 Bouchette, G. A. Varin, R. D'Estimanville, F. Lachaine, clerks. 
 
 Refsistration Offioet Three Rivers.— Q. A. Bourgeois, director ; 
 residence and office at Three Rivers ; L. 0* A. Archandi survey- 
 or and draughtsman ; P. Guilleti clerk. 
 
 Acting as Timber Agents as wdl as Land Agents : 
 
 SsOTioK. Grown Agbmtb. 
 
 Coulonge Edmund Heath, Glarendon. 
 
 Gatineau Robert Farley, Ghelsea. ' 
 
 Petite Nation Geo. W. Gameron, Thurso. 
 
 Mag(^ 0. B. Kempt, Granby. 
 
 St. Francis Wm. Farwell, Robinson Village. 
 
 Arthabaska Antoine Gagnon, Arthabaskaville. 
 
 Chaudiere A. Fortin, St. Joseph Beauce. 
 
 Montmagny Thos. Breen, Montmagny. 
 
 Grandville G. T. Dube, Rividredu Loupetibas. 
 
 Rimouski J. B. Lepage, Rimouski. 
 
 Bonaventure J. W. Verge, Garleton. 
 
 Saguenay .George Duberger, Murray Bay. 
 
 Fonndery Faelngi, fte., COPLAND ft XoLABElT,— 8m pagt 9S^ 
 
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 TAILORHfO BEPARTllIBlfT AT. OHBAP9IBB 
 
 487 * 480 Notrcr iNinie St.* A. A. niJRPHY. 
 
 SiOTioir. Crown Aoekts. 
 
 Lake St John ASaguenay. .J. 0. Tremblay, Chiooatimi. 
 
 Lake St John L Dumais, Roberval. 
 
 St Charles Z. Rousseau, St. Roche, Quebec. 
 
 St. Maurice L. A. Dubord, Three Rivers. 
 
 Assomption B- Dalphausse, Joliot 
 
 Ottawa • A. J. RusselK Ottawa* 
 
 Montreal 0. E. Belle, Montreal. 
 
 Gasp6 Ls. Roy, Cap-Chat 
 
 McLean Stewart, general collector, Quebec; John McKay, 
 clerk. 
 
 ingpeetor of A0encte»,—Joh.n Hume. 
 
 Mine9.—L, L. Rivard, gold mining inspector; Residence, 
 Crown Lands Office, Quebec. 
 
 Seigniory of Louxon and Crown Domain,— J, Laurin, agent ; 
 residence, Quebec. 
 
 Jesutta Eatatc—^uot & Larue, Quebec ; J. B. Varin, Mont- 
 real ; V. Guillet, Three Rivers ; L.^uiUet, jun., Batiscan. 
 
 Board of Examination of P, L. Surveyora.—llon. the Com- 
 missioner of Crown Lands ex-ojfficio ; Joseph Bouohette, depu^ 
 surveyor-general ; Adolphus Larue, President, Quebec ; F. W. 
 Blaiklock, C. F. P. BaiUarge, E. T. Fletcher, J. Bifnell, and 
 L. P. Ganvreau, Quebec, Prov. Land Surveyors ; acting secre- 
 tary, Alex. Sewell ; Examiner in Geology and Mineralogy, Sir 
 W. B. Logan, &o. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Seat of Oovemment— Halifax, 
 
 ^ Lieutenant Governor (and Deputy Governor for signing Mar- 
 riage Licenses)— His Honor Lieut General Sir Charles Hastings 
 Doyle, K.C.M.G.; Harry Moody, Private Secretaiy; Capt H 
 W. Clarke, K.S.M. ; (62nd Rest.) Aide-de-Gamp ; Major M. B. 
 Daly, (1st Brg.-Mil. Artillery) Provincial Aide-ae-Camp. 
 
 Hon. 
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 BXBOUTIVB COUNCIL. 
 
 Wm. Annand, Treasurer and President. 
 
 H. W. Smith, Attorney-General. 
 
 Wm. B. Vail, M.P.P., Provincial Secretary. 
 
 Wm. Garvie, M.P.P., Commissioner for Public Works and 
 
 Mines. 
 E. P. Flynn. Commissioner of Crown Lands. 
 R. A. MoHeffdy, M.L.C. 
 John Ferguson, M.P.P. 
 James Cochran, M.P.P. 
 Robert Robertson, M.P.P. 
 
 S.T. * Boston Fiano-Forte Co. 482 Notre Dame-it.— SeepagolO 
 
Black Bianftond N.8. Ooai Co* F« "W. Henslaawf Affenl 
 
 See pace 90. 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLT-NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 266 
 
 Retired Members of Council retaining their rank and preee- 
 dence^ byepecial permiaaion of Her jlfa^'e«(y.— Hon. Sir William 
 Young, Kt., Hon. James McDonald, Hon, James W. Johnston, 
 Hon.-Gharles Tupper, C.B., Hon. S. L. Shannon, Hon. Joseph 
 Howe, Hon. Wm. A. Henry, Hon. Alex. McFarlane, Hon. Adams 
 Geo. Archibald. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 Hon. Alrxandeb Keith, President 
 
 NAME AND P. O. ADDRESS. 
 
 Hon. R. M. Cutler,Guy8borough 
 Stayley Brown, Yarmouth 
 H. G. Pineo, Wallace. 
 R. A. McHeffey« Windsor. 
 G. McKenna, Shelbume. 
 J. Creighton, Lunenburgh. 
 W. C.Whitman, Annapolis 
 F. Tupper, Liverpool. 
 J. MoKinnon, Antigonish. 
 P. Smyth, Port Hood. 
 
 NAME AND P. O. ADDBBSS. 
 
 Hon. S. Creelman, Stewiacke. 
 
 Wm. 0. Hefferman, Guys- 
 borough, 
 
 D. McN. Parker, Halifax. 
 
 Jas. Fraser. New Glasgow. 
 
 W. Annand, Halifax 
 (Treasurer), M.E.O. 
 
 Hy. Martell, Arichat 
 
 Jas. Cochran, M.E.C. 
 
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 Q^c«r«.— John C. Halliburton, clerk ; Rev. George W. Hill, 
 A.M., chaplain ; John J. Sawyer, gentleman usher of the black 
 rod ; R. L. Weatherby, law clerk and clerk of Parliament. 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 • *• ....Speaker. 
 
 CONSTITUENCIES. NAME AND '. O. ADDBESS. 
 
 Annapolis , . . . . Jared C. Troop, Bridgetown. 
 
 " David C. Landers, Annapolis. 
 
 Antigonish Daniel McDonald, Antigonish. 
 
 ** Joseph MoDonald, Antigonish. 
 
 Colchester S. Rettie. Truro. 
 
 ** Thomas F. Morrison, Londonderry. 
 
 Cumberland E. Vickery, Wentworth. 
 
 ** Henry G. Pineo, jun.. Pugwash. 
 
 Cape Breton Alonzo J. White, Sydney. 
 
 ** John Ferguson, Sydney. 
 
 Digby Wm. B. Vail. Halifax. 
 
 '* Urbine Donoett, Clare. 
 
 Guysborough N. H. Wylde, Guysborongh. 
 
 ** John A. Kirk, Glenelg. 
 
 Halifax D. ArchibaldtMusquodoboit* 
 
 " Wm.Ganrie, Halifax. 
 
 *i John Flynn, Halifax. 
 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 OONBTITUINOIBS. ' NaMS AND P. 0. ABDBI88. 
 
 Hants Henry Allison, Maitland. 
 
 ** Win. MoDougali Falmouth. 
 
 Inverness « H. Blanohard, Halifax. 
 
 King's D. Moore, Kentville. 
 
 " D. Woodworth, Canning. 
 
 Lunenburg James Eisenliauer, Lunenburg. 
 
 " Mather B. Desbrisay, Bridgewater. 
 
 piotou S. Holmes, Merigomish. 
 
 ♦* • , NewGlasgow. 
 
 Queen's Hon. H. W. Smith, Liverpool. 
 
 ** Samuel Freeman, Milton. 
 
 Richmond Edward P. Flynn, Ariohat. 
 
 » M. McRae, St Peters. 
 
 Shelbume Robert Robertson, Barrington. 
 
 ** Thomas Johnson, Lpokeport. 
 
 Viotoria Charles Campbell, Baddeok. 
 
 ** John Ross, Little Bras d'Or. 
 
 Yarmouth _— — — . Yarmouth 
 
 '* A. Qaylon, Yarmouth. 
 
 Officers of the House of Assembly.— H. C. P. Twining, 
 chief clerk; L. G. Power, assistant clerk; A. M. Gidney, 
 sergeant-at-arms ; Jos. L. Griffin, assistant da ; Jas. Venables, 
 librarian; John Fitzgerald« 1st Messenger, and Rev. Canon 
 Coohran» chaplain* 
 
 Public Departments. 
 
 •ro- 
 
 Provincial Secretary's Office,— Hon, W. B. Vail, M.P.P., pi 
 yinoial secretary ; Herbert Crosskill, deputy secretary ; Hugh 
 Kerr, financial clerk ; R. H< Bell, clerk marriage licenses ; John 
 Palmer, messenger. 
 
 Treasury Departmene.— Hon. William Amand, M.L.C., trea- 
 surer ; W. £. Brine, clerk ; James Hennessey, messenger. 
 
 Attorney GeneraV a Oj^c«.— Hon. H. W. Smith, M.P.P., Attor- 
 ney-GMieral; John Osman, messenger. 
 
 Department of Mines and MinercUa and Public Works,— "Ron. 
 Wm. Garvie, M.P.P., commissioner of mines and public works. 
 Mines and Mineral Branch.— John Kelly, provincial deputy 
 commissioner ; Charles Carman and Thomas Robertson, clerks ; 
 Henry S. Poole, inspector of mines. Local Public Works 
 
 Branch. , chief clerk of works ; J. A. Gately, clerk ; 
 
 H. B. Reid, outside clerk of works ; Patrick Hunt, messenger. 
 
 Deputy Gold CommMMoner*.— Montague, Lawrenoetown and 
 Waverley, John Kelly ; St<M>mont) John F. Taylor ; Tangier, 
 John Kelly; Sherbrooke, Wm. L. Pye; Oldham and Renfrew, 
 James McKemie: Wine Harbour, D. M. Crochett; Mount 
 Uniacke, Benjamin Blois. 
 
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 GOVSRNMENT DBPARTMBNTS. 
 
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 Crown Land Department*— Hon, B. P* Flynii, M.P.P., ooxn- 
 miflsioner; W. A. Hendry, surveyor; Frederick LeBlano, lei 
 clerk ; Bdward MorriSt Matthias Ouppaige, Bdwin Fairbanks, 
 and James H. Austin, clerks. 
 
 Superintendent of EduetUion and Secretary to OouneU of 
 Public Inatruction : Rev. A. S. Hunt, M. A. ; clerk, J. Ross. 
 
 # Provincial Hospital for the Insane, — Visitors— The Governor, 
 the Chief Justice, the Provincial Secretary, the President of the 
 Legislative Council; the Speaker of the House of Assembly, and 
 the heads or authorised representatives of all Christian Churches 
 in the Province ; commissioners, Peter Ross, James Dufuan, 
 and Qeo. Dustan : medical superintendent, James R. De WoU, 
 M.D. f assistant physician. Dr. McKeagney ; storekeeper, Qeo. 
 Downie; housekeeper, Mrs. R. D. Dickson; supervisor, Mrs. 
 Downie ; engineer, R. D. Dickson. 
 
 Commieeioner for Examininoi Preserving and Arranging 
 Ancient Records and Documents^ illustrative of the History and 
 Progress of Society in the Province.— Thos. B. Atkins, D.C.L. 
 
 Board of Examiners for Provincial Medical Licenses, —Wm, 
 J. Almon, M. D., P.M.O., Hon. D. McN. Parker, M.D., and 
 R. S. Black, M.D. 
 
 Central Board of Examiners of Shipmasters and Mates,-^ 
 Captain John Taylor, William Prior, Thos. Bolton. 
 
 Commissioners without the Province.— Abram Jackson of 
 Boston, and Andrew B. Almon of Salem. 
 
 Queen*s Printer.— U, W. Biackader. 
 
 Dominion Offiobs and Offtoers. 
 
 Finance Department of Canada,— JifoYA Scotia Branch.— 
 Sydenham Howe, auditor; R. Stather, clerk; John Mullane, 
 messenger. 
 
 Deputy of Bee, General for IfbvaScotia,''C, E. Ratchford. 
 
 Post' Office Department^ Nova Scotia i)tv««»on.— Post-Office 
 Inspector. A. Woodgate ; assistant inspector, F. M. Passow ; 
 clerks. Thos. Southall. R. A. Bumham; messenger, R. R. 
 McMillan. Mtmey Order Q^ce.— Superintendent, James H. 
 Thorne; clerks, F. Creighton, S. S. Thome; messenger, Thos. 
 Conran. Bailway Mail Clerks.— Betwwn Halifax and Amherst, 
 Isaac S. Bumhill,' £. A. Bent ; between Halifax and Annapolis, 
 A. Brown, F. R. Bent ; between Pictou uid Truro, F. Huntington. 
 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Pott-Office^ /Ta/i/n^.— PostmMter, B. W. Coohran: clerks, 
 W. M. Small, V. V. Tremain, J. B. Gray, T. W. DeWoIfe, A. 
 H. Cunninchain, J. D. Story. W. U. Chamberlain, W. H. 
 Donovan, J. Flowen : temporary olerki, C. Legg, C. H. Hamil- 
 ton, T. Soutball, Jr., J. Cnnningham ; newspaper sorter, G. G, 
 Smith ; letter carriers, Matthew Collins (chief carrier), J. Fitz- 
 
 fierald, James Wilson, John Wilson, W. Carroll ; temporary 
 etter carrier, D. Silverthome ; pensioned letter carrier, Wm. 
 Craig ; messenger, S. Saunders. ^ 
 
 Pentfenftar]/.— Robert Duncan, warden ; medical attendant, 
 Bufus S. Black, M.D. ; chaplain, Rer. Uenrj' Pope. 
 
 Sable /i^anrf. — Resident Superintendent, Phillip S. Dodd. 
 Resident Superintendents— St Pauls, Dan J. McNeil ; Scatterie, 
 John McLean. 
 
 Railway Department.— QtetkWtX Superintendent Geo. Taylor; 
 Chief Engineer, Alex. McNab; Accountant, Thomas Foote; 
 Paymaster, W. U."^ Jones: Cashier, David Rottinger; Clerks, 
 John Adams, S. S. Bully, D. A. Story, Wm. Huggin, and J. M. 
 
 Lyons ; Telegraph Clerk, McLearn ; Mossengor, Owen 
 
 Cameron, 
 
 Immigration Office.— Agent Rev. E. Clay, M.D. ; deputy agent, 
 Joseph Outram (46 Bedford Row), Halifax ; Copt- F. A. Lieb- 
 
 mam, Germany ; 
 
 London ; J. R. De Wolfe, Liver- 
 
 pool ; Alex. Campbell, Glasgow. 
 
 Board of Statiatica of Marriagea, Birtha and Deaf A*.— Sec'y, 
 John Costley, Halifax, Issuers ot Marriage Licenses and Deputy 
 Reg'rs of Marriages, Births and Deaths, the Deputy Postmasters 
 in the different Counties, and Stephen Selden, Halifax. Deputy 
 Registrars of Marriages, Births and Deaths, the Way Office 
 keepers in the different Counties, and Rev. Henry Stamer, Rev. 
 R. Jamieson, Rev. Jas. Waddell, Rev. Edward Ansell, J. J. 
 Clark, M.D. 
 
 COMMISSIONEBS OF INDIAN AFFAIRS. 
 
 Diatrict No. 1.— John Harlow. 
 Diatrict No. 2.— Rev. Philip M. Holden. 
 Diatrict No. 3.— Rev. Peter Danaher. 
 Diatrict No. 4.— Rev. Randall McDonald. 
 Diatrict No. 5.— John J. McKinnon, Jr. 
 Diatrict No. 6.— Rev. John McDougall. 
 Diatrict No. 7.— Joseph McDonald. 
 
 Inspector of Steamera Carrying Paaaengera.'-'AXeXt Moir. 
 Inapector of Cuatoma.—Thoe. F. Knight. 
 Saving^a Bank.— J. R. Wallace, cashieri 
 Militia Department, "3. W. Laurie, D.A.G. 
 
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 Marine and Fvihtriet.—JSL W. Johnstoo* Afeatj L. J. Borpe. 
 Clerk ; W. H. Venniiuc. iMpeetnr of Flsberies. N.B. A N.8. ; W. 
 H. Rogvra. Fishery Offloer for Nova Seotia— Amhent ; Oapt P. 
 A. Seott, R.N., Chairman Board Bxaminers, Mastora and Matof. 
 
 Board nf Qovtrnort 9/ Dominion Building —The Pestnaetor 
 (chairman), the Auditor (aeoretaryj^ the AMistant RepeiTer 
 General, the Colleotor of Oattemi, the Collector of Inland 
 Kerenui^ the Agent of the Department of Marine and Fiaheriea. 
 
 Inland Rbvknun Dbpartmknt. 
 
 Impeetor for Nova Scotia^ Aroh. Patterion, Biq. 
 
 Halifax. —Collector, 8. Taoper. ; Bxoif emen, Angat McLeod, 
 John D. Xaeh, Jr. ; Clerk, B. fl. Blanchard ; Meaaenger, Pk. 
 Hagartjr; Inapectorof Petroleum, R. <i. Fraser. 
 
 P»«<o«.— Collector, W.J. Lorrain,; Ezciaeman, A McDonald. 
 
 North jS'ycfaey*— Colleoter, Laehlin Robertson. 
 
 KarmoiUA.— Collector, J. W. H. Rowley. 
 
 Audit O#e0. —Sydenham Howe, auditor; Robert Btather, 
 clerk ; John MuUane, messenger. 
 
 iismtaal Receiver O^inBraVt OJS««.-<l. B. Ratchford, assistant 
 reoeifer general ; Lewis Parker, clerk ; Michael Auatin, mea- 
 aenger. 
 
 PROVINCE OP NEW BRUNSWIOK. 
 
 Sealt of Oovemment'~Fr§dericton. 
 
 Liwt«nani-0ov€mor.-~B\9 Honor the Honorable Lemuel 
 Allan Wilmot, D.G.L. ; S. Adama, Private Secretary. 
 Lieut -Colonel John Saundera, Provincial Aide-de-Camp. 
 
 IXKOUTITg OOUNOIL. 
 
 Hon. John J. Fraaer, Preaident of the Council. 
 ** K. Young, Provincial Secretary. 
 George B. King, AUomey-Qeneral. 
 Benjamin R. SCephenaon, Surveyor-General. 
 William Kelly, Chief Commiaaioner Board of Worka. 
 G. W. White. 
 W.8.Caie. 
 J. H. Crawford. 
 A. McQueen. 
 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. John S. 6AUM0Efi8» PreBident. 
 
 CommsB. Nake and P. 0. Aodrxss. 
 
 Albert Hon. J. Lewis, Ilillsboro'. 
 
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 Carleton 
 
 Charlotte ** 
 
 Charlotte... *' 
 
 Gloucester *' 
 
 Kent " 
 
 King's " 
 
 Northumberland 
 
 Northumberland * * 
 
 Bestigouohe ** 
 
 6t. John *' 
 
 St. John ♦* 
 
 SuiiDury** ••••••••••%•• 
 
 Westmorland " 
 
 Westmorland *' 
 
 York " 
 
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 C. Perley, Woodstock. 
 Wm. Todd* St. Stephens. 
 J.J. Robinson, Campo Bello. 
 K. Young, Caraquette. 
 0. Molnerney, Kichibucto. 
 J. H. Kyan, Mill Stream. 
 Vacant. 
 
 Wm. Muirhead, Chatham. 
 W. Hamilton, Dalhousie. 
 
 A. MoL. Seedy, St» John. 
 T. R. Jones, St. John. 
 
 C. Harrison, Sheffield. 
 
 B. Beyeridgt, Tobique. 
 
 E. B. Chandler, Dorohefter. 
 
 D. Hannington, Shediac. 
 J. S. Saunders, Frederioton. 
 
 Queen's " G. D. Bailey, Newcastle Creek. 
 
 Officbbs of thr Lboislativb Council.— Geo. J. Bliss, clerk ; 
 J. H. Phair, assistant clerk ; B. R. Jouett, usher of black rod; 
 Bqt. John M. Brooke, D.D., chaplain. 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 Hon. Edward A. Vail, Speaker. 
 
 GONiSTITUENOlEB. NaMB AND P. 0. AdDBESS. 
 
 Albert (County) Dr. R. Palmer, Hopewell Comer. 
 
 *' *^ James Ryan, Middle CoYcrdale. 
 
 Carleton (County) Hon. Geo. W. White, Centreville. 
 
 " *' W. Lindsay, Woodstock. 
 
 Charlotte (County) Hon. Bj. R. Stephenson, StTlRrdrews 
 
 ** " F. Hibbard, St. (jteorge. 
 
 ** ** Joseph Donald, The Ledge. 
 
 " " J. C. Brown, St. Andrews. 
 
 Gloucester (County) Samuel Napier, Bathurst. 
 
 " ** T. Blanchard, Caraquet. 
 
 Kent (County) • A. Girouard, Buctouche. 
 
 ** ** ............... Hon. W. S. Caie, Kouchibouqnao. 
 
 King's (County) £. A. Vale, Sussex Vale. 
 
 ** *^ (George Otty, Hampton. 
 
 *< ** J. H. Crawford, Oesekeag. 
 
 K<)ffthii]nberliMMl(County).Hon. Wm. M. Kelly, Chatham. 
 ** " .J. C. Gough, Newcastle. 
 
 '* .Michael Adams, Newcastle. 
 <* .T. F. Gillespie, Chatham. 
 
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 G0N8TITUBNOIBS. Namb and p. 0. Addbsss. 
 
 Queen's (GouDty)^ Eben. Williams, Newcastle Creek. 
 
 •* •* W. S. Butler, Grand Lake. 
 
 Restigouohe (County) John Phillips, 
 
 " " Wm. Montgomery, Dalhousie. 
 
 St John (County) Hon. George King, St. John. 
 
 " " Edward Willis, St. John. 
 
 " ** Joseph Coram, Carleton (St. John). 
 
 " " Michael W. Maher, St John. 
 
 St. John (City) Dr. A. Alward, St. John. 
 
 »* " W. Wedderburn, St John. 
 
 Sunbury (County) A. Harrison, Maugerville. 
 
 " * ..........J. S. Covert, Maugerville. 
 
 Victoria (County) L. Th^ri au It, Grand Falls. 
 
 " " James Tib betts, Quebec, City, P.Q. 
 
 Westmorland (County) P. A. Landry, Dorchester. 
 
 '* ** Hon. A. McQueen, Point de Bute. 
 
 '* *\ D. L. Hanuiogton, Dorchester. 
 
 " " J. L. Moore, Dorchester. 
 
 York (County) .••;•• R. Robinson, Canterbury Stiation. 
 
 ** ** Hon. J . J. Fraser, Frederioton. 
 
 ** ** J. A. Beckwith, Fredericton. 
 
 '* ** Chas. McPherson, Fredericton 
 
 Public Departments. 
 
 AttonMV' Generate Oi??c«..— Hon. George E. King, Attorney- 
 General ; Wm. Jack, Advocate- General. 
 
 Provincial Secretary*8 OMce.—VLon, J. J. Fraser, Provincial 
 Secretary, Registrar and Receiver General; J. Woodforde 
 Smith, Deputy Provincial Secretary, and Deputy Receiver 
 General ; (^. N. Babbitt 2nd olerk; Edgar Hanson, 8rd clerk ; 
 — McClusky, messenger. 
 
 Surveyor-General's Department— Kon. Benjamin R. Steven- 
 son, Surveyor-General ; A. Inches, Deputy Surveyor-General ; 
 D. Stewart accountant; Timothy O'CJonnor, Ist draftsman; 
 Alex. Sibbald, 2nd do. ; Anthony Lockwood, supernumerary ; 
 W. P, Flewelling, junr., clerk. 
 
 Board of Works Department.— Bon, W. M. Kelly, chief com- 
 missioner board of works ; Asa Coy, Ist clerk ; A. G. Beokwithi 
 draftsman and engineer. 
 
 Audit 6|^ce.— James 8. Beck, auditor-general; B. O'Brien, 
 messenger. 
 
 Uduoation DepartmtrU,— Theodore H. Rand, M.A.i <Mlief lu- 
 perintendent of schools ; George Thompson, olerk. 
 
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 Po»t-0.ffiee-^In9jiector*9 QSice, St. John, New BruiMwick. — 
 Hon. John MoMiUan, P. 0. Inspeotor ; Wm. Paisleyt Secretary ; 
 W. 0. Whittaker, Aooountant ; J. MoM. Uanter, W. Averyt VV. 
 F. Campbell} clerks . W. Baiini8ter» messenger. 
 
 Dominion OFnCEBS. 
 
 C. E. Katohford, Dominion Auditor. 
 
 St, John Penitentiary.—John Qaintoni Warden ; A. Robert- 
 son, Aooountant 
 
 Inland ^eveniM.— Thomas Hanford, Inspector: Robert W. 
 Crookshanky Collector ; George Trayis, John £. Ganong, John 
 Frederiokson, and Thomas Potts, Excisemen. 
 
 COHMISSIONERS OF InDIAN AfPAIRS. 
 
 A. Barbaril, Hon. D. Harrington, W. Salter, Geo. Thompson, 
 Rev. J. C. McDevitt, Henry Livinnton, A. G. Hammond, M.M. 
 Sargeant. Rev. C. Lefebre, S. L. Bishop and W Hickson, F. E. 
 Pouliot, M.D., Francis Tibbetts, Dibble and Perley, Prudent 
 Babin. 
 
 PROVINCE OF MANITOBA. 
 
 Seat of Govemmeni-'Fort Oarry, 
 
 Lieut,'Oovemor of Manitoba and North' Weet Territoriee.' 
 Hon. Alexander Morris. 
 
 EXBCUTITB COVNOIL. 
 
 Hon. James McKay, President. 
 '* H. J. Clarke. Q.C., Attorney-General. 
 ** Thomas Howard, Prurincial Treasurer. 
 ** Joseph Royal, ProTinoial Secretary. 
 ** John Norquay. Commissioner Public Worki A Agrioult 
 Sedley Blanohard, Clerk. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 Hon. James McKat Speaker. 
 
 Hon. Donald Gnnn. 
 ** Solomon Hamlin. 
 ** Colin Inkster. 
 
 Hon. Francis Dauphinaii. 
 ** Franois Ogletree. 
 ** JohnH.O'Donnell. 
 
 Thomas Spenoe, Clerk. 
 
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 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 No Speaker appointed einoe reaignation of Joseph Royal. 
 
 GONSTITURNCIRS. NaMR AND P. 0. ADDRESS. 
 
 Lake Manitoba Angus McKay, St. James. 
 
 Portafre La Prairie F. A. Bird, The Portase. 
 
 High Bluff. John Norquay, High Bluff. 
 
 Poplar Point ..D. Spence« Poplar Point. 
 
 Baie St Paul Joseph Dubuo, Winnepeg. 
 
 St Frs. Xavier, E Hon. P. Breland. White Hortse PI. 
 
 St. Frs. Xavier, W Hon. Joseph Royal, Winnepeg. 
 
 Headingly Robert Cunningham, Headingly. 
 
 St. Charles Hon. H. L. Clarke. Q.C., Winnepeg. 
 
 St. James Edwin Burke, St James. 
 
 St. Boniface, E Hon. M. A. Girard, Winnepeg. 
 
 St Boniface, W Louis Schmidt* St. Boniface. 
 
 St. Vital A. Beauohemin, St. Vital. 
 
 St. Norbert, N Joseph Lemay, St Norbert 
 
 St. Norbert, S Pierre Delorme, St Norbert. 
 
 Ste. Agathe George Klyne, Ste. Agathe. 
 
 8t Ann's John McTavlsh. Fort Garry. 
 
 Winnepeg and St John. . . .Hon. D. A. Smith, Fort Garry. 
 
 Kildonan John Sutherland, Kildonan. 
 
 St Paul's Dr. Bird. Winnepeg. 
 
 St Andrew's* S Edward Hay, St Andrews. 
 
 St Andrew's, N Hon. Alfred Boyd, St Andrews. 
 
 St. Clements Thomas Bunn, Mapleton. 
 
 St Peter's Hon. Thomas Howard, St James. 
 
 Molyneux St. John, Clerk. 
 
 COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. 
 
 — — — t Chief Justice. 
 
 Hon. James McKeagney, Hon. Louis Betoumay, Puisn^ 
 Judges. 
 Daniel Cary, Prothonotary of Court of Queen's Bench. 
 
 Board of Education. —His Grace Archbishop of St Boniface, 
 Right Rev. Bishop of Rupert's Land ; Revs. J. Laypie. J. Black, 
 C. Pinkham. G. Young. «T. Allord, George Dugas, JonnO'Don- 
 nelLM.D., James Setter, Dr. Bird, Molyneux St. John, Pierre 
 De L'Orme. Joseph Dubuc, Superintendent of Catholic Schools ; 
 Cyprian Pinkham, Superintendent of Protestant Schools. 
 
 Officials.— Edward Armstrong, Sheriff; G. B. Spencer, Col- 
 lector of Customs. 
 
 NORTH WEST TERRITORIES. 
 
 Seat cf Oovemment-^Fort Onrnf, 
 
 Lieut.' Governor of Manitoba and North- Wett Ttrritoriet. — 
 Hon. Alexander Morris. 
 
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 DOMINION OB OANADA. 
 
 PROVINCE OP BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
 
 Stat ctf Oovermneut^Victoriat F. L 
 
 Hon. Joseph W. Trutch, Lieut.-GoTernor. 
 A. G. Pinderi Private Secretary. « 
 
 ExRCunvE Council. 
 
 Hod. John F. MoCreigfatt Attorney* General. 
 
 " Alexander Rocke Robertson, Provincial Secretary. 
 
 *' George A. Walkenit Chief Com. of Lands and Works. 
 
 *' Henry Holbrook, President of the Council* 
 Clerki James Jndson Young. 
 
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 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 Hon. James Trimble, Speaker. 
 
 ViCTdKIA ClTY» 
 
 Hon. J. F. McCreight, James Trimble, Simeon Duck, Robert 
 Sevan, Esqrs. (P. 0. address, Victoria). 
 
 Victoria District. 
 
 Amor de Cosmos, Arthur Bunster, Esqrs. (P. 0. address, 
 Victoria). 
 
 EsQuiM AULT District. 
 
 Hon. Alexander Rocke Robertson, Henry Cogan, Esq. (P. 0. 
 address, Victoria). 
 
 CowiGHAN District. 
 
 W. Smith, T. Booth, Esqrs. (P. 0. address, Cowichan). 
 
 Nanaimo District. 
 John RobsoD, Esq. (P. 0. address, Victoria). 
 
 Coifox District. 
 John Ash, M. D. (P. 0. address, Victoria). 
 
 Nrw Westminstrr City. 
 Hon. Henry Holbrook. (P. 0. address, New Westminster). 
 
 New Westminstbr District. 
 
 William J. Armstrong, Charles Hughes, Esqrs. (P. 0. ad- 
 dress, New Westminster). 
 
 YalkDis.hiot. 
 Robert Smith, James Robinson, Esqrs.^ (P. 0. address, Yale). 
 
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 275 
 
 LlLLOVr DiSTRlOT. 
 
 Thomas B. Hamphreys, Robert Jamiesod, Ec<ir8. (P. 0. aid'> 
 dress, Lilioet). 
 
 Oabiboo District. 
 
 Hon. Georce A. Walkem, Joseph Hunter, John BamBton, 
 Esqrs. (P. 0. address, Cariboo). 
 
 KooTBNAT District. 
 
 John Andrew Mara, Charles Todd, Esqrs. (P« 0« address, 
 Kootenay). 
 
 Officrrs of Lroislative Assembly.— Hon. Charles Qood, 
 Clerk ; J. Roland Hett, Law Clerk ; Thomas Harris, Sergeant- 
 at- Arms. 
 
 Provincial Secretary's Office,— Hon* Alexander Rooke Robert- 
 son, Provincial Secretary ; Hon. Charles Good, Assistant Pro- 
 vincial Secretary: John Connell, Clerk; Richard Wolfenden, 
 Superintendent Printing Branch. 
 
 Chief Comminioner of Lands and Worke, — Hon. GKBorge 
 Anthony Walkem, Chief Commissioner; , Surveyor- 
 General; A. R. House, Clerk; J. .T. Austen, Accountant; 
 Conway Scott, Draughtsman; Hon. B. W. Pearse, Resident 
 Dominion Engineer. 
 
 jTreatfterj/.— Alexander Calder, Officer in charge ; William 0. 
 Berkeley, Clerk. 
 
 Attorneu-OeneraVe OMcc-^Uon. John F. MoCreight, Attorney- 
 General ; Henry S. Mason, Clerk. 
 
 Audit Oj0iee.—Th.omaB R. Holmes, Audit Clerk. 
 
 Registrar- GeneraV 8 Office.—Vf, B. Aikman, Registrar-Gen- 
 eral of Titles, Registrar-General of Births, Deaths and Mar- 
 riages, Registrar of Joint Stock Companies. 
 
 Judicial DepartvMnt.—Ejoii. Matthew B. Begbie, Chief 
 Justice ; Hon. Henry P. P. Crease, Hon. J. Hamilton Gray, 
 Puisn^ Judges ; Richard Woods, Registrar; C-E. Pooley, Deputy 
 Registrar ; J. Irving, Usher. 
 
 Post-OMcc—Mwixy Wootton, Postmaster, Victoria. 
 
 Savings Bank.—Johu Graham, Manager of the Safvings Bank 
 and Assistant Receiver-General. 
 
 Atee^tVor.— Robert Ker, Dominion Auditor. 
 
 CuHtoms.—yf , 0. Hamley, Collector of Customs ; 0. Wylde, 
 Revenue Officer ; W. H. McCrba, Chief Clerk; C. S. Finlayson, 
 Clerk ; John C. Haynes, Customs Offiter Southern Boundary ; 
 — Seelye, Customs Officer, Southern Boundary. 
 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Poliee MapiHrat*, Tteeorur.~A. F. Pemberton. EsQm Stipen- 
 disnr Magistrate and County Coart Judge; Henry B. Goodi 
 Clerk ; W. Bowden, Inspector of Police. 
 
 Police Magittrate, Nanaimo.—W, R. Spaldinir, Esa.f Stipen- 
 diary Magistrate and Coun^ Court Judge ;. Clerk of the Bench, 
 F. Trevor. 
 
 Polite Maoietrate, New WtfcemttMler.— F. Q. Clandet, Esq., 
 Stipendiary Magistrate. 
 
 Poliee Mapi9trate, Tale,^T, OTleilly, Esq., Stipendiary Ma- 
 gistrate, Oounbr Court Judge, and Gold Commissioner ; Clerk 
 of the Bench, B. P. Griffin. 
 
 Poliee Muffietrate, LiUoet — 'E. H. Saunders, Esq^ Stinen- 
 diary Magistrate, County Court Judge, and Assistant Gold 
 Commissioner ; Clerk of the Bench, E. Tynon. 
 
 Poliee Maaietrate, Cariboo.^U. M. Ball, Esq., StiMndiary 
 Magistrate, Counter Court Judge, and Assistant €k>ld Commui- 
 sioner ; Clerk of the Bench, J. B. Sunivan* 
 
 Poliee Magiatrate^ KootenaU'—A* Vowell, Esq., Stipendiary 
 Magistrate and Assistant Gk>Ia Commissioner ; Clerk of Benoh^ 
 C. Booth. 
 
 Poliee Magittrede^ Ominietw-W. H. Fitcgerald, Esq., Sti- 
 pendiary Magistrate and Assistant Gold Commissioner ; Clerk 
 of the Bench, T. Ballantyhe. 
 
 Sherif*a Office.--- A, Charles Elliott, High Sheriff. 
 
 Ateap J>opartmeni.--V^ G. Claudet, Chief Assayer, New 
 Westminster ; W. Fitohcock, Assayer, Cariboo. 
 
 Board of Education.— W. F. Tomlie. M. W. T. Drake^ A. 
 Munro, A. J. Langley, R. Williams, E. Manrin. 
 
 NEWFOUNDLAND^. 
 
 His Ezeelleney Stephen J. Hill, C.B.. Goyemor, Commander^ 
 in-Chief, and Vice-Admiral ; Capt. Hennr J. F. Shea, R.A., 
 Private Secretary and Aid-de-Camp ; Edward L. Jarris, Co- 
 lonial Aide-de-Camp. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 HoB. Charles F. Bennett^ Premier.. 
 *' Jnmes S. Clift. 
 
 Thomas Glen. Receirer-General. 
 Major Henry Renouf, Surveyor-Generat. 
 Joseph L. Little, Attomey-Generah 
 James L. Noonan, Cohmial Secretary and Cierk te Eze- 
 Ctttive Council. 
 
 
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 277 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. Edward Morris, Pres't. 
 
 " Nioholan Stabb. 
 
 ** Robert Kent 
 
 " J. 8. Clift. 
 
 *• Edward White. 
 
 •• P. G.Te«sier. 
 
 " John Winter. 
 
 Hon. Edward D. Shea. 
 *♦ Wm. J. 8. Donnelly* 
 " Robert J. Pinsent, Q.C. 
 ** Aumistns W. Harvey. 
 *« Robert Thorbnm. 
 " Thomae Talbot 
 
 Hon. Geo. Emerson, Q,C., Clerk and Master in Chancery. 
 THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 St. Johns East— W. P. Walsh, J. A. Jordan, R. J. Parsons, 
 
 EsQrs. 
 St. Johns West.— Peter Brennan, Lewis G. Tessier, M. Fenelon, 
 
 Esqrs. 
 Harbor Grace.— John Mnnn, Wn>. S. QreeOf Esqnk 
 Carbonear.— John Rorke. Esq. 
 Harbor Maine.— Jos. I. Little* John Kennedy, Esqrs* 
 Port de Grare.- James B. Wood, Esq. 
 Bay de Verds.— J. J. RoRerson, Esq. 
 Trinity.— Stephen Rendall, J. H. Warren, Alexander Graham, 
 
 Esqrs. 
 Bonavittta.- Jas. L. Noonan, F. Winton, Wm. M. Barnes, 
 
 E^qrs. 
 Twillingate and Forso.- Smith McKay, Chas. Buder, Esqrs. 
 Ferry! and.— Thos. Glen, Thos. Battcock, Esqrs. 
 Placentia and St. Marys.— Chas. F. Bennett Henry Reaouf, 
 
 Robert J. Parsons. Erqrs. 
 Bnrin.— F. T. B. Carter, Edward Evans, Esqrs. 
 Fortune Bay.— Thos. R. Bennett Esq. 
 Burgeo and Lapoile.— Prescott Emerson, Esq. 
 
 Clerk, John Stuart ; assistant do., Richard B. Holden ; ser- 
 geant-at-arms, W. Barnes; solicitor, A. 0. Hayward. 
 
 ^t«Aop«.— Right Rev. E. Field, D.D. ; Right Rev. J. B. Kelly, 
 D.D., ooadjtttor. 
 
 Public Offiobbs. 
 
 Receiver- General. —Hon. Thomas Glen, Receiver-General; 
 John Cannink, Assistant Collector; James 8. Hayward, Land- 
 ing and Tide Surveyor, £. L. Moore and Thomas E. Gaden, 
 landing waiters ; W. Doutney. 1st clerk and warehouse keeper ; 
 James Winter, 2nd clerk ; William Gill, 3rd clerk ; Henry J. 
 Stabb (acting), 4th clerk. 
 
 Colonial &SVcr«ear]i/.— Hon. James L, Noonan, colonial secre- 
 tary; Joseph Crowdy and J. W. Withers, clerks; Richard 
 Howley, financial clerk. 
 
 Board of Puhfie WorA».— John Stuart acting chairman and 
 secretary ; J. T. Nevill, superintendent of public buildings and 
 inspector of Light-Honses. 
 
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 DOMINION OP CANADA. 
 
 PoHtnatter-GeneraL—John Delaney ; George Le Messurier, 
 Iflt eleric aod general aooountant ; Thomas S. Dwyer. taperin- 
 tendent money-order office. 
 
 CommUnoner of Poor, — Vacant. 
 
 Savings Bank^—Edwaxd Morris, cashier. 
 
 Judicial Establishment. 
 
 Supreme Cowt.—Uon. Sir H. W. Hoyles* Kt., Ohief Justice ; 
 Hon. B. Robinson and Hon. John Hnyward, assistant judges ; 
 Hon. Joseph I. Little* attorney-general. 
 
 Central Dietrict Court.— J>. W. Prowse, judge. 
 
 Judge of Court at Labrador— "R. J. Pinsent. 
 
 Sheriffs Central Dietriet—ThomBA Talbot. 
 
 Sherifft Northern D%»trict—J6hn Bemister. 
 
 Sheriff Southern 2W#<rtc<— Vacant 
 
 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 His Honor William Clearer Francis Robinson, Lieutenant- 
 Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over Her Majesty's 
 Island Prince Edward, and its dependencies. Chancellor. Vice- 
 Admiral, and Ordinary of the same, &o., &e, ; H. F. A. Robin- 
 son, Esq., Private Secretary ; Lieut.- Col. Hon. John Longworth 
 and Lieut.-Col. Robt Robinson Hodgson, Provincial Aidcs-de- 
 Camp. 
 
 Executive Council. 
 
 Hon. R. P. Hajrthome, Prest. 
 ** Edward Palmer. 
 ** Peter Sinclair. 
 " James R. McLean. 
 
 Hon. James Muirhead. 
 " Henry Geer. 
 " James Yeo. 
 '* James Hogan. 
 
 Chas. DesBrisay, clerk ; Wm. C. DesBrisay, assistant, do. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 Hon. Donald MoNTOOMEET, President. 
 
 . Queen's County. 
 
 Charlottetown and Royalty.— Hon. T. W. Dodd. 
 
 First District— Hon. Donald Montgomery, John Balderston. 
 
 Second District— Hon. Robert Poore Haythome. 
 
 Kino's County. • 
 
 Fihit District— Hbns. Patrick Walker, James Dingwell. 
 Second District— Hon. Andrew A. McDonald. 
 
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 Prinob Countt. 
 
 Fint Distriot.— HoQf. Herbert Bell, Richard B. Reid. 
 Second District.— Hong. William G. Strong, James Muirfaead. 
 
 John Ball, clerk ; Henry Palmer, usher of the black rod and 
 Bergeant-at-arms ; Rer. Qeo. Webber, chaplain. 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Hon ...... Speaker. 
 
 QuiasN's County. 
 
 Charlottetown.— Hons. F. de St. Croix Breeken. J. C. Pope. 
 First District— Pete/ Sinclair, W. C. Lea, Esqrs. 
 Second District— Hon. Hy. J. Calbeck, Wm. S. McNeill, Esq. 
 Third District.— J. A. McDonald, Heniy Beer, Esq. 
 Fourth District.— Hon. Benj. Davies, David Laird, Esq. 
 
 Kino's County. 
 
 Georgetown.-^T. R. Hairland, A. J. McDonald, Esqrs. 
 First District— Hon. W. W. Sullivan, James McLean, Esq. 
 Second District.- Edward Reilly, Wm. Hooper, Esqrs. 
 Third District— J. G. Sorimgeour, Augustine C. MoDonald,E8q. 
 Fourth District. 
 
 PhiNOE County. 
 
 First District— Hons. Geo. W. Howland. Stanislaus F. Perry. 
 Second Distriot— Hons. John Teo. Jas. Yeo. 
 Third District.— Jos. 0. Arseneanlt John A. McDonald, Esqnr. 
 Fourth District.— John Beer, Comeline Howatt Esqrs. 
 Fifth District— Thoe. Kelly, Esq., Hon. John Lef\irgey. 
 
 John McNeill, dwk ; , assistant clerk; W. Nelson, 
 
 sergeant-at-arms ; Rev. T. MoLeod, chaplain. 
 
 Public Offioebs. 
 
 Colonial SeeretarV'—Alhert Hensley; aseistant do., P. Des- 
 Briday. 
 
 Chief Ju9tiee,S\r Robert Hodgson, Kt. 
 
 Aasiatant Judges,— fLauB, Jas. H. Peters, Joseph Hezniey. 
 
 Attorney-General.— U.oja. B. Palmer. 
 
 Solicitor- Oeneral.—h. R. Daries. 
 
 Adjutant- General of 3f*7»<»CT.— Lieut-Col. J. H. Gray. 
 
 Colonial Treaeurer,— Hon. J.Warburton ; assistant do., John 
 Robins. 
 
 Controller of Customa—'D. Currie ; assistant do., Geo. Brem- 
 mer ; clerks, W. H. Wilson. John C. Maodonald. 
 
 Survegpr of Shipping.— Eenry Haszard, Esq. ^ ^ 
 
 Commiitioner of Croton Lande-^tlGn, J. Wightman^ assiirt. do. 
 Henry Wadman ; clerk, ■ 
 
 Survevor-GeneraL-Hon. P. Kelly. 
 
 Regiatrar of Deeda—J. Hamilton. 
 
 Poatmatter- General— J. A McDonald ; assistant do., Wm. W. 
 MoLeod ; five clerks. 
 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Queen*9 Printer.— f!hoa, Reilly. 
 
 LegUlative £t6rarton.— Rer. L. 0. JenkinBt D.G.L* 
 
 Road Corregpondent," John W. Morrison. 
 
 Audttor§ of Fublie iiocounf«.— Thomas DesBriaay and A. E. 
 MacDougall. 
 
 Rnilwqv Department.— Hon, Benjamin Daries, Angus Mc- 
 Millan, Peter A. Molntyre. M.D., commissioners ; Albert 
 Hen<)ley, secretary ; J. Bdward Boyd, chief engineer ; P. D. 
 Cox, v. H. P. Wetmore, L. P. W. DesBrisay, Thomas May, 
 John M. Kinnear. assistant engineers. 
 
 Board of Tforifc«.— Hons. R. P. Haythome, Peter Sinclair, 
 James R. McLean, Herbert Bell. DaTid Laird, Esq. ; John W. 
 Morrison, secretary. , 
 
 GAME LAWS 
 
 OF THB 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Compiled by Edward C. Barber, Civil Service. Ottawa^ author 
 of ** The Young Bijlemah*» Complete Guide" <^c., d;o. 
 
 PROVINCE OP ONTARIO. 
 
 Fishing for speckled or brook trout can only be legally dona 
 by angling by band with hook and line from 1st May to 1st Oc- 
 tober. White fish, or salmon trout, are not to be tasen by any 
 means between the 19th November and 1st December ; nor by 
 means of any kind of seine between 30th May and Ist August. 
 Gill nets for salmon, trout, or white fish, must have meshes of 
 at least five inches of exten8ion< and seines for white fish of not 
 less than four inches. Bass, pickerel or dor^ and maskinonge, 
 may be taken at any time, except from 15th April to 1st May. 
 The Oovemor-General may, by order in Council, however, vary 
 this time. Fishing by means of net or other apparatus is pro- 
 hibited, except under lease or license from the Department of 
 Marine and Fisheries. The main channel, or course of any 
 stream, must at all times be kept ooen, and no nets shall be so 
 used as to obstruct the passage or fish in any river, bay, or 
 creek, to and from their breeding places. The Local Fishery 
 Overseers are instructed to enforce these enactments. 
 
 The following is the new Game Act in the Province of On- 
 tario, giving the season when game may be killed : 
 
 Seer, moose, elk, reindeer or cariboo, between the Ist day of 
 tember and the 1st day of December, 
 ^ild turkeys, grouse, pheasants or partridges, between the 
 Isi day of Septemoer and the 1st of January. 
 
 Woodcock, between the Ist dayof July and the 1st of January. 
 
 Snipe, between the 15th day of August and the 1st of May. 
 
 Mallard, grey duck, black duck, wood or summer duck, and 
 all kinds of teal, between the 15th day of August and the Ist day 
 of January. 
 
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 Hares or rabbltsi between the 1st day of September and the 
 let day of March. 
 
 Except in the Oountiei of Essex, Lambtont and Middlesex, 
 no quail shall be taken or killed for two years from the passing 
 of this Act. 
 
 No person shall hare in his possession any of the above ani- 
 mals or birds, or any portion of them, daring the close seasons. 
 They may be exposed for sale, nevertheless, for one month and 
 no longer after such periods, or had in nossession at any time 
 for family use; but in all cases the proof of the time of killing 
 or taking shall be upon the party so in possession. 
 
 None of the animals or birds above mentioned shall at any 
 time be tnken by means of traps, snares, gins, baited lines or 
 other similar contrivances. Any person may destroy any such 
 trapsi snares, ^., which he may discover without incurring any 
 liability for so doing. 
 
 No one thall have in possession the eggs of any of the birds 
 mentioned at any time. No batteries, sunken punts or night 
 lights allowed in the killing of swans, geese or ducks. 
 
 Beaver, muskrat, mink, martin, raccoon, otter and fisher may 
 be hunted and killed only between the 1st of November and the 
 Isc of May. 
 
 The fine for killing deer, Ao,, out of season shall be not less 
 than ten dollars nor more than fifty dollars for each animal. 
 
 For having in possession the birds or eggs of any of the birds 
 protected, at any time, not less than five dollars nor more than 
 twenty -five dollars, for each bird or egg. 
 
 For killing any of the f^r-bearing animals out of the season, 
 not less than five dollars nor more than twenty-five, and a similar 
 fine for any other breach of the Act In all oases the whole of 
 the fine is to be paid to the prosecutor. 
 
 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 Fishing for speckled or brook trout, with nets, spears, or other 
 apparatus, is forbidden at all times. Angling by the hand for 
 trout is permitted from 1st January to 1st October. White fish 
 are not to be taken by any means between 19th November and 
 l.st December. No lunge to be taken between the Ist October 
 and 1st January, except in Lake Memphremagog, where the 
 close time is only during the months of October and Noveiuber. 
 Fishing for bass, pickerel (dord) and maskinonge, is forbidden 
 between the 1st and 24th May. Foreigners are torbidden to fish 
 by any means whatever, in the waters of the Countius of Terre- 
 bonne, Montcalm. Joliette, and Berthier, without written per- 
 misision from the Department of Marine and Fisheries at Ottawa, 
 or from the Local Fishery Overseer, L. J. Loranger, Esq , of St. 
 tiauveiir. County of Terrebonne. The close season fur salmon 
 ie the same in both Provinces, viz. : from 1st September to Ist 
 May lur surface fly fishing) and from Ist August to 1st May for 
 net fishing. 
 
 In Quebec, the close season for elk, moose, cariboo, or hare, is 
 from the Ist February to Ist September ; for deer and fawn fjrom 
 
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 Ist January to let September ; for grouM, ptarmigan, partridi^e. 
 woodoook and snipe from Ist March to 10th August; for wild 
 swan, wild goose, wild duok, widgeon and teal from Ist May to 
 10th August, west of Three Rivers, and 15th May to lOth 
 Auffust east of the same place. Neither is it lawful to kill any 
 of the above birds between one hour after sunset and one hour 
 before sunrise. No eggs of any of the kinds mentioned or any 
 species of wildfowl are allowed to be disturbed, injured or taken. 
 All of the game animals and birds mentioned in the Act, except 
 haree, are protected frttm trapping. No lynx, wild oat or martin 
 to be taken or killed between loth April and Ist November ; 
 mink, from 16th April to 16th October; otter, from Ist May to 
 1st November : beaver, from 1st May to Ist September ; musk- 
 rat, from 1st May to 2lst October, except west of Quebec^ where 
 the time is from 1st May to 2l8t October. Fines vary from $1 to 
 $50, and go to the informer ; and in default of immediate pay* 
 ment, th^ penalty is imprisonment in the common jail for a term 
 not exceeding three months. No proceedings under this Act can 
 be set aside oy certiorari, an appeal only l^ing to the Circuit 
 Court of the chief place of the district wherein the oSenoe was 
 committed. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 In New Brunswick, the only game laws in force are those re- 
 lating to moose and partridge. There was an act making it 
 unlawful to kill deer on the Island of QrandManan for a period 
 of three yean, but it expired June 8, 1868. The dose season 
 for moose only extends from 1st February to Ist May. Fine, $40, 
 and anyone is empowered to kill any dog found hunting within 
 the prohibited time. Not more than two moose can be killed 
 by any one person within « period of twelve months: $12 for 
 each offence. The killing, except for food, is prohibited, and the 
 leaving the carcass in the wooois subjects the offender to a fine 
 of $20. Partridges are not to be killed between 1st March and 
 1st September. Tbe fishery regulations are the same as those 
 of Ontario and Quebec, except that the close season for salmon 
 is, for net fishing, from loth August to Ist March, and fiy surface- 
 fishing, from 15th Septem ber to Ist March. The river Restigouohe 
 is made an exception, the close time being from 31st July to Ist 
 May. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 In Nova Scotia, Cap. 92 of the Revised Statutes provides that 
 no moose shall be killed between January Ist and September 
 1st; no cariboo between March Ist and September Ist. The 
 dose time for partridges is from January Ist to September Ist, 
 and for woodcock and snipe from March 1st to September IsL 
 The export of moose and cariboo hides is prohibited. Fine from 
 $20 to 4(50, and forfeiture of game or hides. Otter, mink and 
 muskrat not to be killed between 1st May and November, under 
 a penalty of $8. It is absolutely forbidden to kill robins, 
 swallows, sparrows, Jke., and birds cf «ODg. Penalty for each 
 offence, $1. 
 
 
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 TA« following is a nummary of the gaiM law* in operation in 
 the undermentioned Prowtneee, No ammidment hae been 
 made to theee luiot eince 1868: 
 
 PRCVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
 
 It is unlawful to buy or mH or exhibit for aale any deer or elk 
 between Ist March and 1st August, or any grouse, prairie fowl 
 or partridge, or to destroy or collect their eggs, between 1st 
 March and 10th August Fine |50 or three months^ imprisonment 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 There is only one game law in this island— entitled* ** An Act 
 for the P^teotion and Breeding of Wild Fowl and Game." It 
 prohibits the killing, taking, purchasing, selling or possessing of 
 partridges from the 20th February to the 25th August, and ap- 
 plies a similar prohibition in the case of snipe, or any other wild 
 or migratory birds frequenting for the purpose of ineubation 
 (except wild geese), from the 1st April to the 20th August. 
 
 PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 The game laws of Prinee Edward Island prohibit the killiiw 
 of partridges between 1st March and Ist Ootoberi and salmon in 
 the fall. 
 
 PROVINCBTOF MANITOBA. 
 
 No game law has been enacted in Manitoba. 
 
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