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 EPOCHS. 
 
 Of the Mundane ^ra 5373 
 
 Of the vulgar Christian ^ra 1870 
 
 Since the Discovery of America 378 
 
 Since the Discovery of Qaebec 262 
 
 Since the Treaty which oonfirmed the possession of Canada 
 
 to the British IO4 
 
 Of the Reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria 38 
 
 TH? SEASONS. 
 
 Vernal Equinox— Spring begins March 20th, 2h. 24m., Evening. 
 Summer Solstice— Summer begins June 2lst, lOh. 48m., Morning. 
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 ECLIPSES. 
 
 I.— On the 17th of January there will be a total Eclipse of the 
 Moon visible in Asia, Europe, and the Western part of North 
 America. 
 
 II.— On the 31st of January there will be a partial Eclipse of 
 the Sun, not visible in this Dominion. 
 
 III.— On the 28th of June there will be an Eclipse of the Sun, 
 not visible here. 
 
 IV.— On the 12th of July there will be a total Eclipse of the 
 Moon, viaible in the Eastern parts of Nova Scotia, New Bruns- 
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 v.— On the 28th of July, a partial Eclipse of the Sun will 
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 VI.— On the 28th of December, a total Eclipse of the Sun will 
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 PLANETS. 
 
 Yeniif will be an EreniD^ Star, until Febniaiy 2Srd, thence 
 nntil December 8tib a Morning Star. Malv Will be a Mominc 
 Star tnm Maroh 12ui to near the end of tlia year. Jupiter will 
 will be a Morning Star from May 24th to September i8th, and 
 then an Evening Star. Satnm ia a Morning Star nntil March 
 18tb, and an Krening Star from that date to December 22nd. 
 The times meet farorable for seeing Mercury will be March 3rd, 
 July let, and October 22nd, then in the East a little before Sun- 
 rise ; also, low in the West soon after Sunset on 15th January, 
 8th May, 4th September, and 29th December. 
 
 PETES D'OBLIGATION. 
 
 Circumcision JanV* 1 
 
 Epiphany JanV* 6 
 
 Annunciation March 25 
 
 Oood Friday April 15 
 
 Ascension Day May 26 
 
 Queen's Birthday. . .May 24 
 
 Corpus Christ! June 16 
 
 St Peter A St Paul . June 29 
 
 AU Saints Day Nor. i 
 
 Conception of Blessed 
 
 Virgin Mary Dec. 8 
 
 Christmas Day Dec. 25 
 
 MOYl^ABLE 
 
 SeptuagesimaSundayFebV 13 
 Qninqnagesima ** Feb727 
 Ash Wednesday ... • Maroh 2 
 First Sunday in Lent. March 6 
 
 Palm Sunday April 10 
 
 Good Friday April 15 
 
 Easter SuAday April 17 
 
 FESTIVALS. 
 
 Low Sunday April 2 i 
 
 Rogation Sunday. . . .Biay 22 
 
 Ascension Day May 26 
 
 Whitsunday. June 5 
 
 Trinity Sunday June 12 
 
 Corpus Christ! June 16 
 
 Adyent Sunday Not. 27 
 
 CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES. 
 
 Dondnical Letter B. 
 
 Golden Number 9 
 
 Jewish Lunar Cyde 6 
 
 Epaot, or Moon's Age 18 
 
 Solar Cyde 8 
 
 Julian Period 6668 
 
 Jewish Year, eommendng 90(Sb. September 5680 
 
 BcNnan Indiotioa "•• 18 
 
 ifohammtdaiiYtar 1287 
 
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 Longitude 19p 25' 00" West 
 
 West in Time 4h. 54m. 208. 
 
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 4Uov. 
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 10 85 m. 
 
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 919 m. 
 
 4 57 m. 
 10 15 m. 
 
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 CincuMCtSionr. Amer. SUvee Em. 
 
 2nd Sunday after Chrietmae 
 
 Wedgwood died ^ 
 
 Arrest of 5 Members House of Com. 
 
 Catherine de Mediois died 
 
 Epiphany. Joan of Arc born 
 
 Robert NioolU poet, bom 
 
 GUIUiM}di«d 
 
 l«e Sunday after Efiphany 
 
 Penny Postage estab. in England. . 
 FirrtliOtterT drawn in Engliknd. ^ . . 
 Lavater died 
 
 EVENTS, Ac. 
 
 THE SUN 
 
 rises sets. 
 
 EavloC Bldondied 
 
 Boype, Translator Bible, died . . 
 
 Dr. Parr born 
 
 2nd Sunday after JSmphany. . . . 
 
 Oibbon, Historian, dtea 
 
 Festival of St. Peter's Chair. . .. 
 
 Isaac Disraeli died 
 
 First EngHsb Parliament 
 
 Coverdale died 
 
 Soutb Sea Bubble inaugurated 
 
 Srd Sunday after Epiphany 
 
 Frederiok the Great born • . • . . 
 
 Conversion pp St. Paul 
 
 Dr. E. Jenner died 
 
 Coffee first used in England about 
 
 Triple Alliance 
 
 Victoria Cross instituted . ^ ■ 
 
 4th Sunday after Epiphany 
 
 Ben. Johnson bom 
 
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 1796 7 
 16427 
 1589 7 
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 181417 
 164217 
 
 18407 
 15§97 
 180117 
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 1848 
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 1568 
 1820 
 
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 1823 
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 ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 onrxs iii TEN t 
 
 Statistics show that One in every Ten of the entire population meets 
 
 with an Accident every year. 
 
 INSURE AGAINST 
 
 ACCIDENTS 
 
 BY TAKING A YBARLY POLICY IN THB 
 
 IJE 
 
 OF HARTFORD. CONN. 
 
 CASH ASSETS-OVER ONE MILLION. 
 
 HAS PAID $1,000,000 IN LOSSES 
 
 FOB DEATH OK INJUBT BT AOQEDEHT. 
 
 For $1000 in case of Accidental Death, and $5.00 
 Weekly Indemnity ==$5.00 per Annum. 
 
 Policies from One to Ten Thousand Dollars, and Five 
 to Fifty Dollars Weekly Compensation, at proportionate 
 rates. 
 
 J AS. G Battbrson, Prts't. Rodnbv Dbnnis, Sec*f. 
 
 Chas. £. Wilson, Assist Sec^y. 
 
 THOS. E. FOSTER} Montreal, General Agent for Dominion of Canada. 
 
 A. B. CHAFFEE, Agent, 
 
 145 Great St. Jam«s Street, MbntreaL 
 
OALBNDAR. 
 
 FEBRUARY. 
 
 PHASBS OF THB MOON. 
 
 PHAIR8. 
 
 d. 
 
 FiratQuarter 8 
 
 Full Hoon 15 
 
 Third Quarter ... .23 
 
 h* in* 
 
 ISley. 
 1039ey. 
 
 158ev. 
 
 MontH. 
 
 h. in* 
 
 125eT. 
 1033ey. 
 
 1 52 er. 
 
 Kii^t*n 
 
 b* m* 
 
 1 18 6T* 
 
 1021ey* 
 140eT. 
 
 Tor*nio 
 
 h* m* 
 
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 12Bev* 
 
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 Chief Justice Coke bom 1551 
 
 Purification OP B* V. M 
 
 George Washington died 1799 
 
 Fort Nicholas destroyed by Allies. 1856 
 
 Pr* Liogard, Btstoriao, bom 1771 
 
 Sih Sunday tufter Epiphany 
 
 Charles Dickens bora ..1812 
 
 Mary Queen or Scots beheaded. . . .1587 
 Canada ceded to Britain 1768 
 
 aueen Victoria married 1840 
 reat Earthquake in Naples 1092 
 
 Sir Astley.CooMr died 1841 
 
 Sepimagenma Sunaatf 
 
 St. Valentine's Day 
 
 Galileo bora 1564 
 
 Lindley Murray died 1826 
 
 John Martin, painter, died 1854 
 
 Martin Luther di^d... 1546 
 
 Sir William Napier died 1860 
 
 Sexaqetima Sunday 
 
 Rev. Robert Hall dUed 1831 
 
 George Washington bora 1732 
 
 Source of Nile discovered 1863 
 
 St. Matthias* Handel bom 1684 
 
 Sir Christopher Wren died 1728 
 
 Wreck of Steamer Birkenhead- . • .1852 
 inquaqenma Sunday 
 
 Qu 
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 TBI SUN MOON. 
 
 rifM sets. r. A s* 
 
 ndian Mutiny broke out 1857 16 
 
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 A]>VERTISBMENT. 
 
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 FIRST CLASS 
 
 MATERIAL AJ^D W'OBKMAJfSEIP. 
 
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 JOSEPH RICHARDS, * 
 
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 ERCHAN-T SAILOR 
 
 Bo, 84 St. 3t«t8» Stwet, 
 
 
 MONTREAE. 
 
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 PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED, 
 
CALENDABf. 
 
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 PHASES OP THE MOON.' 
 
 PHASES. 
 
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 NeT7 Moon 2 
 
 First Quarter 10 
 
 Full Moon 17 
 
 Third Quarter . . .23 
 New Moon 31 
 
 Quebec. 
 
 h. m* 
 
 3 52 m. 
 
 8 23 m. 
 
 9 4 m. 
 1150ev. 
 
 9l0ev. 
 
 Monfl: 
 
 h. m. ' 
 
 3 46 m. 
 817 m. 
 
 8 58 m. 
 1144ev. 
 
 9 4eT. 
 
 Kington 
 
 h. m. 
 
 8 34 m. 
 
 8 5 m. 
 
 8 46 m. 
 11 32 ev. 
 
 8 52ey. 
 
 Toronto 
 
 h* m. 
 3 22 m. 
 
 7 53 m. 
 
 8 34 m. 
 11 20 ev. 
 
 840ev. 
 
 London 
 
 h. m. 
 314 m. 
 
 7 45 m. 
 
 8 26 m. 
 1112ev. 
 
 8d2ey. 
 
 DAYS. 
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 EVENTSi &o. 
 
 Shroyr Tuesday 
 
 A^:W^l(tiE^4Y* , . . 
 
 Copley Fielding, painter, died 
 
 Lord Chancellor Sommers bom — 
 1st Locomo'e thro' Britannia B'dge. 
 
 let Sunday in Lent 
 
 Admiral Collingwood. died. ....... 
 
 Duke of Bridgewatdr died 
 
 Cardinal Mazarin died 
 
 Prince of Wales married. 
 
 First Daily Newspaper printed 
 
 St. Greooby the Gkeax*^* . • • • 'k >• • 
 2nd Sunday in LeiU. • • . » • * * • . . . • \ . • 
 
 Admiral Byng shot 
 
 Julius Caesar assassinated, B.C. . . . 
 Eeoip. Treaty bat. England & U. S^ 
 
 8t, Patbiok'8 Day * 
 
 Princess Louisa bom. < * . 
 
 Bishop Kerr died .•••••. 
 
 Srd Sunday in Lent 
 
 Archbishop Cranmer burnt 
 
 Knights Templars suppressed 
 
 England interdicted by Papal Bull. 
 John Harrisoit (^iejdi ........ ^ . s ...« . 
 
 Annunciation op B. V. M. 
 
 James KeiUj mathematioian, died 
 
 ith Sunday in Lent 
 
 Sir Balf^ Aberorombie died. ..... 
 
 Emmanuel Swedenborg died 
 
 Lord Hardinge boru 
 
 Charlotte Bronte died 
 
 1855 
 1652 
 1850 
 
 THE sun 
 
 rises] sets. 
 
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 11 25 
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 ADYJSETISEMENTS. 
 
 HI BEARD'S 
 
 MANUFACTORY, 
 
 896 Kotre Dame Street, Montreal. 
 
 •♦■ •♦■ 
 
 F//?Sr CLASS GOODS ADAPTED TO /DETAIL. 
 
 Alto, special attention to the Wholesale trade. 
 
 INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS. 
 
 A. J. PELL, 
 
 No. 345 NOTRE DAME STREET, 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 • o*^ ■ 
 
 €iE?lM6 & filL»lM€ 
 
 IN ALL ITS BRANOHES, 
 Executed in tlic best style with promptness and at moderate prices. 
 
 MIRROR PLATES 
 
 British, Fiench and German, all sizes. 
 
 GILT AND ^VALNUT MOULDINGS, 
 Wholbsalk and Rktail. 
 
 ADYERTiaiNa FRAMES AT SPEGIALLT LOW BATES. 
 
CALENDAR. 
 
 U 
 
 APRIL. 
 
 fy 
 
 PHASES OF THE MOON. 
 
 PHASES. 
 
 d. 
 
 First Quarter 8 
 
 Full Moon 15 
 
 Third Quarter ....22 
 New Moon 80 
 
 Qttebec, 
 
 h. m. 
 1137ev. 
 
 5 3Key. 
 11 37 m. 
 
 1 49 ev. 
 
 Mont*l, 
 
 h. m. 
 USley. 
 
 5 32ey. 
 11 31 m. 
 
 143ev. 
 
 Ktnat*n 
 
 h. m. 
 lllSev. 
 
 5 20ev. 
 11 19 m. 
 
 131ev. 
 
 Toronto 
 
 b. m. 
 11 7eV. 
 
 5 8eY. 
 11 7 m. 
 
 119eT. 
 
 London 
 
 h. m. 
 10 59ey. 
 
 458ey. 
 10 59 m. 
 
 1 lley. 
 
 DATS. 
 
 II.; w. 
 
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 30S 
 
 EVENTS, Ac. 
 
 THE SUN 
 
 risesi sets. 
 
 All Fool's Day. Richmond tak. . 1865 5 
 
 Richard Cobden died. 1865 5 
 
 5/A Sunday in Lent 5 
 
 Oliyer Goldsmith died 1774 5 
 
 Canada Discoyered 1499,5 
 
 Battle of Seringapatam 1799 5 
 
 Hon. T. D. McGee assassinated — 1868 5 
 
 Gen. Lee capitulated 1865 5 
 
 John Opie, painter, died 1807 
 
 Sunday before £a»ter {Palm Suruiay). . 
 
 Canni ng born 1770 
 
 Henry Clay bom 1777 
 
 Handel died 1759 
 
 President Lincoln assassinated — 1865 
 
 Good Friday 
 
 Eastrb-Ey RN 
 
 Eaater Sunday 
 
 Dr. Abernethy died 1831 
 
 Lord Byron died 18245 
 
 Louis Napoleon bom 18085 
 
 Bishoip Heber bom 1783 
 
 Odessa bombarded 1854 
 
 St. Gkorob's Day 
 
 IH SundiMy after Easter 
 
 Gowper born 1800 
 
 Parrnt Houses burnt in Montreal. .1849 
 
 Bruce, Traveller, died 1794 
 
 Codrington, Nayal Commander, d 1851 
 
 Latimer bom 1470 
 
 Sir H. Bii<hop» Musical Composer, d.l855 
 
 466 
 446 
 426 
 41:6 
 3916 
 376 
 356 
 336 
 826 
 
 30 
 2i 
 26 
 
 2416 
 226 
 206 
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 17 
 
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 13 
 
 11 
 
 10 
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 657 
 
 6 
 
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 MOOX. 
 
 r. &s. 
 
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 58 
 
 57 
 
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 morn. 
 
 48 
 
 40 
 27 
 10 
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 25 
 58 
 
 48 
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 55 
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 59 
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 rises.' 
 
 7 47 
 
 9 3 
 
 17 
 
 24 
 
 morn. 
 
 
 
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Mutual Life Insurance 
 
 COMPANT 
 
 
 OF JiJlSHA.'mT^ 2Sr. IT. 
 
 "♦•"♦• 
 
 •-»••-♦> 
 
 .mil ' 
 
 Issue Registered Policies guaranteed by New York 
 State, thus giving every Policy-holder the security of 
 the: State. 
 
 All Policies non-forfeitable. 
 
 Losses paid promptly on proo£ 
 
 No permit required or extra charge for visiting jpurope 
 or California. > V ?': 
 
 Life Policies are self-sustaining in i8 years. 
 • All kinds of Life, Joint Life, and Endowment Policies, 
 issued on the most advantageous terms. 
 
 JAMES MUIR, Manager. 
 
 JAMES MUIE, 
 
 House and LanB AgeInt, 
 
 STOCK BROKER, &c., &c., 
 OFFICE :-^GREA T ST. JAMES STREET, 
 
 (adjoining MOLSONS bank), 
 
 Montreal. 
 
CALBNDAI^ , ., 
 
 18 
 
 1 
 
 PHASES OF THE MOON. 
 
 ?_ 
 
 
 PHASES. 
 
 Quebec. 
 
 d.;h. m. 
 First Quarter 8 10 49 m. 
 
 Fall Moon 15 
 
 Third Quarter ....22 
 
 New Moon ........3, 
 
 
 
 115 m. 
 1 21 m. 
 5 9 m. 
 
 MonVl. 
 
 h. m. 
 
 10 43 m. 
 1 9 m. 
 1 15 m 
 5 3 m. 
 
 Kington i Toronto 
 
 h. m. 
 10 31 m. 
 
 57 m. 
 
 18 m. 
 
 4 5lm. 
 
 h. m. 
 10 19 m. 
 
 45 m. 
 
 051m. 
 
 4 39 m. 
 
 London 
 
 h. m. 
 1011m. 
 
 37 m. 
 
 43 m. 
 
 4 31m. 
 
 DATS. 
 M. W, 
 
 ISu 
 
 2M 
 
 3;TU 
 
 4W 
 6Th 
 
 6F 
 78 
 8Su 
 9M 
 
 10 
 II 
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 31 
 
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 Tu 
 
 W 
 
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 Su 
 
 M 
 
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 EVENTS, Ac. 
 
 2nd Sunday after Ecuter. St.Phii..&Jas 
 Rev. R<»bert Hall bom. . . ....... . . .1764 
 
 Holy Cross 
 
 Horace Twiss died 1849 
 
 Napoleon I. died 1821 
 
 Postage Stamps introduced 1840 
 
 Surrender of Badaioz 1812 
 
 Zrd Sunday after Easter 
 
 Stonewall Jackson died 1863 
 
 Indian Mutiny broke out 1857 
 
 Earl of Chatham died 1778 
 
 John Bell, Anatomist, died 1763 
 
 Catholic Emancipation 1829 
 
 Sir W. Congreve died 1828 
 
 4f A Sunday after Easter 
 
 Sir W. Petty bom 1623 
 
 Qreat Fire in Montreal- • ' 1765 
 
 Bishop Croft died .1691 
 
 Boswelldied 1795 
 
 Peiho Forts taken 1858 
 
 Maria Edgeworth died 1819 
 
 bth Sunday after Easter 
 
 Dr. William Hunter bom 1718 
 
 Quren's Birthday 
 
 Sir John Franklin's Exped'n sailed 1845 
 
 Asc RNSioN Day 
 
 Garibaldi landed in Sicily 1860 
 
 Thomas Moore, poet, born 1780 
 
 Sunday after Ascension 
 
 Alex. Pope, poet, bom 1744 
 
 Dr. Chalmers died 1847 
 
 THE SUN 
 
 rises sets. 
 
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 34 
 
 MOON. 
 
 r. & s. 
 
 7 63 
 
 « 51 
 
 9 49 
 
 10 44 
 
 11 37 
 mora. 
 
 26 
 
 1 
 1 
 2 
 2 
 3 
 3 
 
 9 
 48 
 22 
 57 
 28 
 59 
 
 rises. 
 7 52 
 9 4 
 
 10 10 
 
 11 8 
 11 67 
 
 22 morn. 
 
 
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 45 
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THE 
 
 STANDARD LIFE 
 
 Assuiy^NCE Company, 
 
 WITH WHICH IS NOW UNITBD THB 
 
 HEAD OFFICE :-"EDINBURGH. 
 
 Head Office in Panada ; 
 
 Standard Life Assnrance Go.'s Euildinfi^, 
 
 No. 47 GREAT ST. JAMES STREET, 
 MONTRKAL. 
 
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS. 
 
 B. H. Lemome, Esq., Chairman. 
 
 H. Cott^ Esq., Banker. | G. Stephen, Esq., Merchant. 
 
 Andrew Robertson, Esq., Advocate. 
 
 Accumulated Fund, over Twenty Millions of Dollars. 
 
 Revenue over Three Millions and a Hal£ 
 
 Claims paid in Canada over $423,ooa 
 
 Deposit in hands of Dominion Government, $150,000. 
 
 All business transactions finally concluded in Canada without 
 reference to the Parent Board. 
 
 ^ Agencies in all^principal Towns in Canada. 
 
 W. M. RAMSAY, 
 
 Manager for Canada. 
 
 RICHD. BULL, 
 
 Inspector of Agencies. 
 
CALENDAR. 
 
 15 
 
 '■V 
 
 JVISE. 
 
 'sj ik 
 
 PHASES OF THE ^OON 
 
 PHASES. 
 
 d. 
 
 First Quarter 6 
 
 Full Moon 13 
 
 Third Quarter... 20 
 New Moon 28 
 
 Qv^htc. 
 
 Monfl, 
 
 Kinot*n 
 
 Tor*nto 
 
 h. m. 
 6 28eT. 
 
 8 59 m. 
 
 9 46 ev. 
 645ev. 
 
 h. m. 
 622ev. 
 8 53 m. 
 4 40eT. 
 639ey. 
 
 h. m. 
 610ev. 
 8 41m. 
 4 28ey. 
 627ev. 
 
 h. m.' 
 558eT. 
 8 29 m. 
 4 16ey. 
 6 15 ev. 
 
 London 
 
 h. m. 
 
 5 50e7. 
 8 21m. 
 4 8eT. 
 
 6 7eT. 
 
 DATS. 
 M. W* 
 
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 20M 
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 25:s 
 
 26.SIT 
 27M 
 28,Tu 
 
 29; W 
 
 30.Th 
 
 EVENTS, Ac. 
 
 THR SUN 
 
 rises sets. 
 
 Jerome of Prarue burnt • . .1416 4 
 
 Ist S. 6. from Britain to America- 1835 4 
 
 Dr. W. Harvey died 1657 
 
 Battle of Magenta 1859 
 
 Whit§wMUnf * 
 
 Count Cavonr died 1861 
 
 " No Popery " Riots in London. . . .1780 
 
 Nova Scotia settled 1622 ^ 
 
 Oavanl Riots in Montreal 1858|4 
 
 Sydenham Palace opened 1854 4 
 
 St. Babnabas Day 
 
 Trinitv Sunday 
 
 Rev.Dr. Arnold bom 1795 
 
 <' Norwegian " lost, St. Paul's Isrd.1863 
 Wat Tyler died 1381 
 
 COBFUS ChBISTI 
 
 John Wesley bom 1703 
 
 Battle of Waterloo 1815 
 
 \%t Sunday a/3fer Trinity. 
 
 Aseendon of Qaeen Victoria 1837 
 
 Sir Inijo Jones, Arohiteet, died. . . .1651 
 
 GreatFirein London 1861 
 
 Lord Campbell died 1861 
 
 St. Johk the Baptist 
 
 Home Tooke bom 1736 
 
 2nd Sunday afier Trinity 
 
 Dr. Dodd executed 1777 
 
 Lord Raglaa died 1855 
 
 St. Pbtkb AND St. Paul 
 
 Greenwich Hospital founded 1696 
 
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 89 
 40 
 41 
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 is 
 
 44 
 44 
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 46 
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 46 
 46 
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 47 
 47 
 47 
 46 
 46 
 46 
 46 
 46 
 
 MOON. 
 
 r;A;s. 
 
 9 36 
 
 10 25 
 
 11 11 
 11 49 
 mora. 
 
 26 
 
 
 1 
 1 
 2 
 3 
 3 
 
 59 
 29 
 59 
 31 
 7 
 45 
 
 rises. 
 
 8 54 
 
 9 47 
 
 10 82 
 
 11 9 
 11 41 
 mora. 
 
 7 
 
 
 
 1 
 1 
 
 33 
 57 
 22 
 47 
 
 2 16 
 
 2 49 
 
 3 27 
 sets. 
 
 8 21 
 
 9 10 
 
 y*: 
 
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 Book Binding, 
 
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 Invitea the attention of the Trade and the Fablic to his 
 
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 He has every facility in first-class Machinery to enable him to do 
 the best work, and turn out large quantities on short notice, prompt 
 and neat. In addition to his ACCOUNT BOOK DEPARTM ENT 
 he has added new Machinery tor , 
 
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 And, from his long experience as a Practical Workman, he can with 
 confidence guarantee the work to be done in a superior style. 
 
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 New Moon 28 
 
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 630 m. 
 
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 American inaepiendence .1776 4 23 
 
 Mrs. Siddone, Aotrosi, bora .1755 4 23 
 
 Great Eastern arriyed in Quebec . . . 1861 4 24 
 
 Brinsley Sheridan died 1816 4 25 
 
 Sir E. Parry, Arctic Voya«er, died. 1855 4 26 
 
 Cholera re-appeared in Montreal . .1834 4 27 
 
 4ih Sunday after Trinitu 4 28 
 
 Canada inyaded by U. S 1812 4 28 
 
 Chariotte Elizabeth died 1846 4 30 
 
 Napoleon surrendered 1815 4 30 
 
 John Hunter* Surgeon, died 1728 4 31 
 
 St.Swithin 4 32 
 
 Sir Joshua Reynolds bom 1723 4 33 
 
 hthSwidayafter Trinity 4 33 
 
 French Inyasion of Eng. repelled. 1545 4 34 
 
 British take Quebec 1629 4 35 
 
 John Steriing, Essayist, bora 1806 4 36 
 
 Robert Bums died 17964 37 
 
 Battle of Shrewsbury 1403 4 38 
 
 The Canadas United 18404 39 
 
 Gth Sunday after Trinity 4 40 
 
 St. Jamrs*^ Day 4 41 
 
 Irish Church Disestablishment Bill re- 4 42 
 
 ceiyed Royal Assent 1869 4 43 
 
 Robespierre guillotined 1794 4 43 
 
 Wm. Wilberforce died 1833 4 44 
 
 Wm.Penndied 1718 4 46 
 
 7th Sunday after Trinity 4 47 
 
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 419 m. 
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 231 III. 
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 Battle of th« Nile 179»4 
 
 Lord Herl)ert, Statesman, died... 186114 
 
 Al>dioation Charles 10th 1830 4 
 
 Shelley, pocit^bom 1792,4 
 
 Lord Hove died ..*,... ^790 4 
 
 Ben* Johnson, praipaatist, died. . ^ . .16^ 4 
 
 Bth Sunday after' Trinity 4 
 
 George Canning, Statesman, died 1827 4 
 Firat Message by Atlan. Telegraph . l8o8 4 
 
 John Diyden, Met, bora .1631 4 
 
 James Wilson, Financier, dieid 1860 6 
 
 Robert Soutbey, poet, bom 1774 5 
 
 Queen Adelaide oom. 1792 5 
 
 attle of Tcheraaya. . . . 
 
 Admiral Blake 4ied. .1657 
 
 Steamboats Invei^ed 1,807 
 
 FifiiSt«antb^'i^oiLaehin« RapV. .1840,5 
 
 Robert Qerrick, poet, born 1591 
 
 Wth Suwia^nfter Trinitv> '*'-' ^•^'^« > . • . • 
 
 Warren Ha8tiiiga,died - .^. . 1818 
 
 Sir Adtles^ Cooper bom ;...... .1768 
 
 St. Bartholomrw. . . • 
 
 James Watt died. 1819 
 
 Dr. Adam Clarke died 1832 5 
 
 Jameis Thomson, podt, died. 1748 5 
 
 llf A Sunday after Trinity 5 
 
 John Locke, philosopher, born 1682 5 
 
 Sir John Ross, Arctic Navigator, d. 1856,5 
 JohnBuliyan died 1688 5 
 
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 Full Moon 9 
 
 Third Quarter 17 
 
 New Moon 25 
 
 Quebec. MonVL 
 
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 910 m. 
 523ev. 
 842ev. 
 146 m. 
 
 h. m. 
 9 4 m. 
 517ev. 
 832ey. 
 140 m. 
 
 KinoVn 
 
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 862 m. 
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 128 m. 
 
 Toronto 
 
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 London 
 
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 Cartier discovered the Saguenay. . .1533 5 26 
 
 Qreat Fire in London. 1666 5 28 
 
 Sir Edward Coke died 16345 29 
 
 12a SnndaM after Trinity 5 80 
 
 First U. S. Congress 17745 81 
 
 Warsaw taken. ...18316 82 
 
 Mrs. Hannah Moore died 1833 5 S3 
 
 Malakoff Tower taken 1855 5 85 
 
 Bishop Fulford died 1868 5 86 
 
 FallofSebastopoi .1856 5 87 
 
 ISih Sunday afier Trinity 5 88 
 
 Drogheda taken by Cromwell 1649 5 40 
 
 Suebec taken by Wolfe 1759 5 42 
 
 umboldt bom 17695 43 
 
 L K. Brunei died 18595 44 
 
 James II. died in exile 1701 5 45 
 
 Battle of Antietam 1862 5 46 
 
 lAth Sunday tifter Trinity 5 48 
 
 Riot of the Military in Montreal. . . . 1833 5 49 
 
 Bataeofthe Alma 18545 50 
 
 St. Matthew's Day 5 51 
 
 Mrs. Sherwood died. 1851 5 52 
 
 Bishop Jewel died 15715 54 
 
 Viscount Hardinge died 1856,5 56 
 
 I5th Sunday <nfUr Trinity 5 56 
 
 Admiral Collingwood bom 1750 5 57 
 
 LordNelson bora 17585 59 
 
 Hon. Peter McGill died 1860,6 00 
 
 St. Michael and all Anoels |6 1 
 
 Lord Clive born 17256 2 
 
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 Peace of Amiens 1801 
 
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 Hofo«rt Barolay, Quaker, ^i«d. . . . .1690 
 
 John Vandenhoff, tragedian, died- .1861 
 
 Horace Walpole bom. . . . i 1717 
 
 Earthquake in Britain 1863 
 
 Archbishop Lau^ bom* .,.. ....... . .1§73 
 
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 Father Matthew born .1790 J 
 
 Samuel Wesley, musician, died. . . .1837 o 
 
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 Fire in Qi6be^2,fi604ious«8 bamt. nm\^M 
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 Dean Swift died 1745 6 
 
 Grace Darling died ...1842|6 
 
 BatKofTrafaftar........ ....... ..1805,6 
 
 Moscow re-taken by Russians 1812 6 
 
 \%th Sunday after Trinity. .............. 6 
 
 Daniel Webster died 1852 6 
 
 Chaucer, poet, died 1400, 6 
 
 Bat^ of Gbateauen^y .^ . . . . > 1813,6 
 
 Captain CoOk bom. T728 f 
 
 Sts. Simon AND JuDB iO 
 
 Sir Walter Biileigh <iied> . .> . . .. . . 4^,^ 
 
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 411m. 
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 5 45 ev. 
 
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 2d8m. 
 
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 333m. 
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 Dr. Richard Hooker died 1600 
 
 Mendelssohn died 1847 
 
 Jas. Montgomery, poet, bom. 1771 
 
 Battle of Inkerman 1854 
 
 2l»tSwHlay ofttr Trinity 
 
 First Newspaper 1668 
 
 Jobs MUton£ed. M 
 
 Prince of Wales bom 1841 
 
 Oliyer Goldsmith bom 1728 
 
 Battle of Chrysler's Farm 1813 
 
 Sir John Hawkins, navigator, died. 1595 
 
 2:2nd Sunday after Trinity 
 
 Dr. Aberorombie died 1841 
 
 Sir William Herschel bom 1738 
 
 James Ward, animal painter, died. 1859 
 Lord Brskine, pleader, died . ....... 1823 
 
 Sir David Wilkie bom 1785 
 
 Charles I. of England, bom 1600 
 
 2Srd Sunday aSttr Trinity ............. 
 
 Jaiiie»Hogg, poet, died .......1835 
 
 Sir Henry Havelook died 1857 
 
 U. S. Banks supe'd specie i)aym'ts.l860 
 
 John Knox, Refwmer, died 1572 
 
 Dr.Kittodied....^ 1854 
 
 Macadam, improver of roads, died. 1836 
 
 Advent Sunday 
 
 Washingtui Irving died 1859 
 
 Cardinal Wolseydied. 1530 
 
 St. Amdbbw's Day 
 
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CORPORATION. 
 
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 CITY COUNCIL, &o. 
 
 William Workman, Esq.* Mayor. 
 Aldrrmbn. 
 
 •F. David, 
 •N. Valois, 
 B. Bastion, 
 
 *J. W. McGauyran, 
 *H. A. Nelson, 
 *R. Taylor, 
 *J. Doutre, 
 
 J. McShano, 
 
 T. Wilson, 
 
 *D. Munro, 
 W. Rodden, 
 B. Deylin, 
 
 CoUNCILLOItS. 
 
 Henry Lyman, 
 R. H. Stephens, 
 T. Af . Thompsony 
 Geo W. Stephens, 
 W. Henderson, 
 Jos. Simard, 
 
 A. Bernard, 
 C. Alexander, 
 *W. If asterman. 
 
 Joel Ledue 
 F.X.StCharles, 
 p. Jordan, 
 J.A.PHngaet, 
 W. F. Kay, 
 *P M.Chratie. 
 
 
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 •Betire In Mwreh next, bat kra allgible for re-eleetloo. 
 
 Wabds Repbesknted. 
 
 East Ward Plinguet, Wilson, Valois. 
 
 Centre Ward Bernards Lyman^ Christie. 
 
 West W ard Alexander, R. H. Stephens, Nelson. 
 
 St. Ann's Ward .Kodden, MeShane, McGauyran. 
 
 St. Antoine Ward Kay, Thomson. Masterman. 
 
 St. Lawrence Ward Devlin, G. W. Stephens, Taylor. 
 
 St. Louis Ward Leduo, Henderson, David. 
 
 St. James' Ward St. Charles, Bastion, Doutre. 
 
 St. Mary's Ward Jordan, Simard, Munro. 
 
 Offiokbs of the Cobpobation. 
 
 John P. Sexton, City Recorder. 
 
 Chas. Glackmeyer, City Clerk. 
 
 James F. D. Black, City Treasurer. 
 
 P. MaoQuisten, City Surveyor. 
 
 Patrick O'Meara, Assistant City Clerk. 
 
 F. W. Ponton, Chief of Police. 
 
 H. I. Ibboteon, Clerk Recorder's Court 
 
 Louis Losage, Superintendent Water Works. 
 
 Wm. Robb, Auditor. 
 
 Charles Lfipierra, Accountant Water Works. 
 
 A. Bertram. Chief Engineer Fire Department. 
 
 0. Rouillard, Inspector of Buildings. 
 
 A. R. Sowdott) Deputy City Surveyor. ^ . ^^ 
 
 Jos. Smith, Engineer and Draughtsman. City Surveyor's Office. 
 
 John O'Connor, G. E. Staines, D. Clanhue, and W. A. Mus- 
 sen. Clerks Treasurer's Office. 
 
 W. Lane, and F. X. Oastonguay, Extra Clerks ditto. 
 
 J. v. Duverger, Extra Clerk Recorder's Court ^ , 
 
 C. Perrm, Jas. O'Brien, Paul Lefortt and Henry Filteau, Clerks 
 Water Works Office. 
 
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 CORt>OllATION. 
 
 P. N. Lamothe, and P« J. Ourran, Clerka in the City Sur- 
 veyor's Office. 
 
 E. II. Badger, Chief Telegraph Operator. 
 
 Jame8*YSm;"' j Assist. Tel««raph Operators. 
 J. Perrigo, Clerk Bonsecours Market. 
 
 F. JBenoit. Assistant ditto* 
 
 Henry Kolliuyer, Clerk of St Ann's Market. 
 Thomas Day. Assistant ditto. 
 
 Joseph Robillard, Clerk of Cattle Market. 
 F. A. Payette, Assistant ditto. 
 
 A. ijohwartz, Clerk of Hay Market. 
 
 Wm. Monahan, Assistant ditto. . * 
 
 Wm. Ounn* Clerk of t$t. Lawrence Market. 
 T. Orealit Clerk of Papinean Market. 
 M. M. Vaughafn, Clerk of St Gabriel Market. 
 Ed. Payette, Olerk ot St. Antoine Market. 
 A. D. Joubert, Jos. Dumont, L. C TherieU) and I. Rlnguette, 
 Bailiffs. 
 James Darcy, Messenger. 
 
 Henry Stuart, ) AttnmAva I ^* ^<>88, ) xr^*^,.:, 
 
 Rouer Roy. \ Atton^eyis. | q j, Papineau, { -N®^*"* 
 
 ries. 
 
 MUiJJtOIPAL TAXKS. 
 
 Abstract of the AtseMment By-Lawe of the CUy Council* 
 
 Assessment of Is. 6d. on the £ on the assessed yearly valu^ of 
 all real property Within the dity. 
 
 Wholesale merchants, retail merdhants, traders, dealers, man- 
 ufacturers, professional men, &o., ati;7 10s. per £100 on remal. 
 
 £6 15 on rental to — 
 
 £9 
 £11 5 
 £14 13 
 £16 17 6 
 £19 13 9 
 £22 10 
 £25 6 3 
 
 ,INy^KBEPEIt9. ^.^. 
 
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 £10 
 £60 
 £80 
 £lOO 
 £126 
 £150 
 X176 
 £200 
 
 £^2 6 on i:«ntAl to . . £250 
 £30 18 9 ** ..».£800 
 
 £3(3 16 *f i ...£400 
 
 £39 7 6 " ....£500 
 
 £43 Id 
 
 it 
 
 . . . .£600 
 
 And £i Ts. 6d. on every iaddi- 
 tional £100 over £600. 
 
 Auctioneers— An annual duty of £50 for first-blase, and .£40 
 for second-class ; and £10 for each oletk employed to cry put. 
 
 Grocers— £7 10s. per £100 on their risntal. 
 
 Gas Works— An annual duty of £20a. ' 
 
 Livery Stable Keepers— An anAual duty <^ £20 ; on each two- 
 wheelM carriage, ISa. ; on eaoh idnr-whe«led oarriftgo, 208. 
 
 Inn^Keepers, having vehicles for the use and f^dvantage' of 
 customers- for each two-wheeled oarria^, 30a. ; for each Four- 
 wheeled eamage, 40». 
 
 Pawnbrokers^ An anntml duty of £50>. 
 
 Hawkers, candying a pacfc-^Ah annual dtoty of £2. 
 
 Hawkers, usmg a cart and vehicle— An annual duty of £5. 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
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 For each plea8Ure-hor8e4 90s.; for each working-horse, 12s. 6d. 
 Horsed d&ify and constantly ettiployed in the owner's work or 
 business, by which he gains his maintenance, to be considered 
 working-horses. 
 
 Vehicles for hire^-For each two-wheeled rehicle, 20s. ; fot 
 each fonr- wheeled Tehide, 30s. 
 
 Stage-Coach, Omnibvs, Qr Stage - Waggon^ Wheh drawn by 
 One or iwo horses, 408. r when drawn by four or more horses, 60s. 
 
 For each close oarriago, or ooirespoiKling winter vehicle, £5 ; 
 four-wheeled half-oovered carriage, ot dc^, drawn by two horses, 
 60s.; four-wheeted biUf-coyered carriage, or do., drawn by one 
 horse, 60s. ; double dennet, ifec, mr do., 408. ; gig, oaleche, spring 
 cart, or do., 80s. : waggon or vehicle, not above speciSed; or 
 winter vehicle, adapted for draught of two or mord horses, 20s. 
 
 Theatres— Annual duty of j£80 (and assesetnents) on proprietor. 
 
 Proprietors of Caravans of wild beasts. Circuses, Ac, to obtain 
 permission from His Worship the Mayor, and pay £^ therefor^ 
 and j£10 for each subsequent day that the same is open. 
 
 Proprietor or proprietors of e»9h steam ferry-boat plying from 
 Lapnurie or Longueuil, an annaal duty of jCdO'eurrenoy. 
 
 Bank or bank ageneies, linBual duty of £100. 
 
 Fire Insurance Companies, or agencies^ annual duty of £50. 
 
 Marine linurance Companies, annual duty of £35, 
 
 Telegraph Companies, annual duty of £100. 
 
 Brokers or money-ehaagers, annnal duty of £25. 
 
 Produce-brokers, money-lenders, and commission merchants 
 — an annual duty <» £20. 
 
 Distmers, or agents of dfstillerg— 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 busmess premises. 
 
 Ball-alleys, skittle grounds, nine-'pin alleys— an annual duty 
 of £12 10s. 
 
 Brick-yards, on annual duty of £10. 
 
 Horse-dealers, an annuial duty of £2 10s. 
 
 TAXES COLLECTED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE. 
 
 For licenses issued to carters and othets using hackney car- 
 riages, or vehicles for the conveyance of passengers or transport 
 of goods, wares, merchandise, ouilding materials, produce, or 
 other articles in the city of Montreal. 
 
 Hackneir-Carriage8,--^0T every cab, oaleche, ot other two- 
 wheeled vehicle, $o ; for every four-wheeled carriage drawn by 
 one horse, $7 ; for every coach or four-wheeled carriage drawn 
 by two horses, $d ^or every omnibus or i^tage coach, $16. 
 
 Cart«, 7VttcA». Waggona and other Fe&tc^«9.— The licenses for 
 carts, trucks and other vehicles used for the conveyance of goods, 
 wares, merchandise, &o., shall be divided into three classes :— 
 
 The first class shallinekide all carls, ^rtteks» waggonsy and 
 other vehides running within the city for hire or reward not 
 otherwise expressly provided for, and shall paor:— For every 
 
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 CORPORATION. 
 
 cart, trnokf or other two-wheeled vehicle, $2 ; for every wogRon 
 or four- wheeled vehicle drawn by one horse $6 ; for every wag- 
 gon or four-wheeled vehicle drawn by two horses and made to 
 carry a load under 4,000 lbs. weight, $7 ; for every heavy wag- 
 
 Eon, iSoat, 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, mi^nufactured, or made use of by them, for each of 
 which there shall be paid, in addition to the rates charged for in 
 ""60. 
 I shall include all carts, waggons, or other vehi- 
 ressmen, bakers, brewers, distillers, farmers, or 
 
 the first class, 1^ 
 
 The third class 
 cles used by expressmen, 
 
 gardeners, for each of, which there shall be paid, in addition to 
 the rates charged for in the first class, $5. 
 
 Parties obtaining licenses, as aforesaid, shall moreover pay 
 the annual assessment on all working horses employed in draw- 
 ing the above-mentioned vehicles or carriages, at the rate of 
 S2-50 each, and also twenty-five cents for each number granted 
 by the Chief of Police. 
 
 Dogs.— License of $3 for every female dog ; and $2 for every 
 male dog. 
 
 Milk.— An annual license of $1 for selling milk. 
 
 FARE TARIFF FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES. 
 
 PLACES. 
 
 From one place to any ) 
 other in the same> 
 Division and back. > 
 
 From any Division to ) 
 any place in another > 
 Division and back. ) 
 
 (Per hour) 
 From any place to any ) 
 other in the city. ... ( 
 
 2 or 4 wheeled 
 
 omrriagea 
 
 dr»wD by 1 
 
 horae. 
 
 Coachos or 4 
 
 wheeled car* 
 
 riages drawn 
 
 by t honm. 
 
 For 
 lor 3 
 
 For 
 Sor4 
 
 For 
 lor 3 
 
 For 
 Sor4 
 
 persons 
 
 persons 
 
 persons 
 
 l^rsons 
 
 $ ots. 
 
 $cta. 
 
 $Ct8. 
 
 $ots. 
 
 15 
 
 025 
 
 30 
 
 040 
 
 025 
 
 040 
 
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 060 
 
 75 
 
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 75 
 
 100 
 
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 030 
 
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 ALLOWED. 
 
 i an hour. 
 
 iof an hour 
 C over j of an 
 < hour & un- 
 ( der 1 hour. 
 
 One hour. 
 (For every 
 { additional 
 ( i hour. 
 
 The same rates apply to all corresponding winter vehicles, 
 lldasonable weight of luggage allowed free of charge. 
 Children under 12 years of age charged half fare. 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
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 RATES OP CARTAGE. 
 
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 From any j^aceto any other in the \at DhUtonj or from any 
 ^aee (excltuive of the Harbour Wharvet), to any other place 
 tn the CUvi and Tice versa, provided the dietance do notex' 
 ceed three-Quartere 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, 
 15 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 bogs or six barrels, 15 cts. Firewood, dry, from yard or boat, 
 half aoord, three feet long, 15 et». Firewood, green^ or from 
 rafts, half a cord, three feet long, 20 cts. Furniture or Luggage, 
 per load, 20 cts. Lumber, i^een or hard, from rafts, 500 feet, 
 board measure, 20 cts. Molasses, Sugar, or Oil, one puncheon, 
 hogshead or load. 20 cts. Pig Iron, Lead, Copper, or Tin, one 
 ton, 25 cts. Bar Iron or Steel, oneton. 30 ctt. 
 
 For every additional ^ mile for above description of goods. lOo. 
 
 And from any of the Harbour Wharves to anv place in the 2nd 
 or 3rd Division, within i a mile distance from the boundary line 
 of the first division and vice «er«te, or from any plaee (exclusive 
 of the wharves), to any other in the city, and vice v«r«a, pro- 
 vided the distance do not exceed U mile,— instead of 15, 20, 25, 
 and 30 cents, the rates shall be 25, SO, 35, and 40 cents. 
 
 From any place in the Weetern Section of the Firtt Ditieion : 
 
 To the stores and wharves below Wellmgton Bridge, north 
 side of Laehine OanaJ, 20e. The stores and wharves below 
 Wellington Bridge, south side of Laehine Canal, 25o. The 
 Basins above Wellington Brid^» south side of Laehine Canal, 
 25c. The Basins above Wellington Bridge, south side of La- 
 chine Canal, and the stores, stations, &c., at Point St Charles, 
 35c. The factories, &e., at and above St Gabriel Looks, north 
 of Laehine Canal, SOo. The St Bonav^ntnre Street Riulway 
 Station, aOe. The St Bonaventnre Street Station, from the 
 lower wharves of the Harbour, 25c; And vice verea for ond load. 
 
 And from any place in tiie Eastern section of the li^ Division, 
 instead of 20, 2o, &e., the rates shall be 5 cents additional. For 
 any excess over the weight fixed ior a load, additional, i>rorara 
 rates shall be paid. If delay is eaused to the oarter, by the em- 
 ployer, beyond the nsual time, the carter shall be paid «jeCra, at 
 the rate of 5o. for every quarter of an hour. If a oarter 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 unueoessarily traveled. 
 
 DrvIBlOHS' SVFBBBKD '£0 ABOVB« 
 
 The FirH Divieion shall comprise the Bast, Centrto i^id West 
 Wards, (including the south-west Side of MeGill strMt Imd the 
 north-west side of Craig street), and shall be subdivided into 
 
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 WATER TARIFF. 
 
 two Beotions, Eastern and Western, the line of demarcation 
 between them being the centre of 6i. Lambert and St. Jean- 
 Bai>ti8te streets. 
 
 The Second Divition shall comprise St. Ann's, St. Antoino, 
 and St. Lawrence Wards (exclusive of McGill and Craiff streets). 
 
 The Third Viviawn shall comprise the St. Louis Ward (ex- 
 clusive of Craig street), the St. James and the St. Mary Wards. 
 
 WATER TARIFF. 
 
 DWELLING HOUSES. 
 
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 6 
 
 776 
 
 88 
 
 1460 
 
 60 
 
 2126 
 
 87 
 
 2800 
 
 ^4 
 
 8476 
 
 141 
 
 126 
 
 7 
 
 800 
 
 34 
 
 1476 
 
 61 
 
 2160 
 
 88 
 
 2826 
 
 115 
 
 ^K600 
 
 142 
 
 150 
 
 ft 
 
 826 
 
 36 
 
 1500 
 
 62 
 
 2176 
 
 89 
 
 2860 
 
 116 
 
 8625 
 
 143 
 
 176 
 
 9 
 
 850 
 
 86 
 
 1626 
 
 68 
 
 220O 
 
 90 
 
 2876 
 
 IIT 
 
 isoo 
 
 144 
 
 200 
 
 10 
 
 876 
 
 37 
 
 1650 
 
 64 
 
 2226 
 
 91 
 
 2900 
 
 118 
 
 1676 
 
 146 
 
 m 
 
 11 
 
 900 
 
 88 
 
 1676 
 
 66 
 
 2250 
 
 92 
 
 2926 
 
 119 
 
 18600 
 
 146 
 
 250 
 
 12 
 
 926 
 
 89 
 
 1600 
 
 66 
 
 2276 
 
 08 
 
 2950 
 
 12018625 
 
 147 
 
 275 
 
 18 
 
 960 
 
 40 
 
 1625 
 
 67 
 
 2300 
 
 94 
 
 2976 
 
 121 
 
 B660 
 
 148 
 
 300 
 
 14 
 
 ^976 
 
 41 
 
 1650 
 
 68 
 
 28*^ 
 
 96 
 
 3000 
 
 122 
 
 ■676 
 
 149 
 
 325 
 
 15 
 
 looo 
 
 42 
 
 1675 
 
 69 
 
 '2350 
 
 96 
 
 3026 
 
 123 
 
 l700 
 
 150 
 
 aso 
 
 16 
 
 1025 
 
 43 
 
 1700 
 
 70 
 
 2875 
 
 97 
 
 3050 
 
 124 
 
 j725 
 
 151 
 
 375 
 
 17 
 
 1050 
 
 44 
 
 1725 
 
 71 
 
 2400 
 
 98 
 
 3075 
 
 125 
 
 5760 
 
 152 
 
 400 
 
 18 
 
 1075 
 
 45 
 
 1750 
 
 72 
 
 2425 
 
 99 
 
 3100 
 
 126 
 127 
 
 mh 
 
 153 
 
 425 
 
 19 
 
 1100 
 
 46 
 
 1775 
 
 73 
 
 24*^0 
 
 100 
 
 8125 
 
 )800 
 
 154 
 
 450 
 
 20 
 
 1125 
 
 47 
 
 1800 
 
 74 
 
 2476 
 
 101 
 
 3160 
 
 128 
 
 8825 
 
 166 
 
 475 
 
 21 
 
 1150 
 
 48 
 
 1825 
 
 76 
 
 2500 
 
 102 
 
 3175 
 
 129 
 
 3850 
 
 156 
 
 500 
 
 22 
 
 1175 
 
 49 
 
 1850 
 
 76 
 
 2525 
 
 103 
 
 3200 
 
 130 
 
 3876 
 
 157 
 
 52t 
 
 28 
 
 1200 
 
 50 
 
 1875 
 
 77 
 
 2650 
 
 104 
 
 3226 
 
 131 
 
 3900 
 
 158 
 
 550 
 
 24 
 
 1226 
 
 51 
 
 1900 
 
 78 
 
 2575 
 
 106 
 
 3260 
 
 182 
 
 3926 
 
 169 
 
 575 
 
 25 
 
 1250 
 
 52 
 
 1925 
 
 79 
 
 2600 
 
 106 
 
 3276 
 
 133 
 
 3950 
 
 160 
 
 600 
 
 26 
 
 1275 
 
 63 
 
 1950 
 
 80 
 
 2626 
 
 107 
 
 3300 
 
 }3J 
 
 3976 
 
 161 
 
 625 
 
 27 
 
 1800 
 
 64 
 
 1976 
 
 81 
 
 2650 
 
 108 
 
 3326 
 
 135 
 
 4000 
 
 162 
 
 660 
 
 28 
 
 1325 
 
 66 
 
 2000 
 
 82 
 
 2675 
 
 109 
 
 3350 
 
 136 
 
 
 
 675 
 
 29 
 
 1850 
 
 66 
 
 2026 
 
 83 
 
 2700 
 
 110 
 
 8376 
 
 137 
 
 
 
 700 
 
 30 
 
 1376 
 
 57 
 
 2050 
 
 84 
 
 2725 
 
 111 
 
 3400 
 
 138 
 
 
 ..*«- 
 
 STEAM ENGINES. 5inJS! 
 
 For every high -pressure stationary Steam Engine, working 
 
 not over 12 hours a day* for each horse-power $7-00 
 
 For each stationary low-pressure Enaine. and for th^ spp- 
 ply of railroad looomotive engines, distiUeries, brew^nes, 
 
 potash manufactories, or any other manufaetory or pur- 
 
 pose wbateveri not speotally provided for in Ibis tariff; 
 foreverv lOOaalions. ., 0-03 
 
 estii 
 
 The 
 nate< 
 
 gnanti 
 imuai 
 
 ity to 
 ttitiec 
 
 be 4( 
 1 used 4 
 
 ioide< 
 lach 
 
 i by I 
 day. 
 
 netrc 
 
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 tcord 
 
 ing t 
 
 ott 
 
 to 
 
 
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36 
 
 WATBR TARIFF. 
 
 INN-KEEPERS. 
 
 STABLES. SSS! 
 
 In Private Skihh^, indudino totUer/or wiuhing earrkige§ : 
 
 For each Horse... *..•>.. <. $3.00 
 
 V JJ»CarUr'tStable»: 
 
 For eao^ Horse owned by a carter or truc^min 1.50 
 
 For each Horse owned w a cabman .» 2.00 
 
 In Liverv Stabler : 
 
 For each Horse kept for hire in any lirery stable 1-50 
 
 For eyeiy additional one horse StaJl in such Stiible. ...... 0.$0 
 
 For one horse Stall in snoh stables, for keepiu? or t^^ldng 
 care of horses belonging to persons residing within the 
 
 citylimits 3.00 
 
 Do., belonging to persons residing beyond the city limits . 0.50 
 
 Or Cows .• 1.00 
 
 WATER-CLOSETS. 
 
 For each Closet, with tank and senriee-bojc. 4.00 
 
 For each Closet, withoat tank, bnt with self-closing Talve 00 
 For each Closet, supplied With water by any means what- 
 
 socTcr, bnt different ftom those abore specified. 15.00 
 
 For each public Bath.... ^ '.. 6.00 
 
 The said rates are due and payable amra^y on the fifte^tii 
 day of August, at the office of the Water works, in the (nty 
 Hall. Parties paying thd same ott or before the said fifteenth 
 day of August, are aUowed a diseoiiftfof fire per eent' 
 
BUILDING PURPOSE^. 
 
 For every 1000 Bneki, the iraterthereforo to be eliarge^ SO. 10 
 For every toise of Ma8<n)ry, the water therefore to be charged 0.05 
 For every lOCO yarda of Plastering »... . « ■ ^^ «,. •!•:«. . • 5.00 
 
 i,.\: 
 
 FIRE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Chief— A« Bertbav. Assistant Chief— W. Pattok. 
 Dutriet So, 1. 
 
 No. 1 Hope* Craiff and Chenneville Streets. 4 Guardians. 
 
 No. 2 Hose, Gourt-Bouse Square 4 do. 
 
 No. 5 Hose, St. Catherine Street 4 do. 
 
 No. 6 Hose, German Street. *•..*.....* 4 do. . 
 
 No. 1 Hoolc and Ladder* comer Craig and Chenneville Streets. 
 
 Duttiet N9. 2. 
 
 No. 3 Hose, Wellington Street. , 3 Guardians. 
 
 No. 4 Hose, Chaboilles Square 3 do. 
 
 No. 9 Hose, St. Gabriel Market... 2 do. . 
 
 Nq. 2 Hook and Ladder, Wellington Street. 
 
 District No. S. 
 
 No. 7 Hose, Dalhousie ^uare. • 3 Guardians. 
 
 No. 8 Hose, comer Craig and Visitation Streets. . 3 do. 
 No. 3 Hook and Ladder, comer Craig and. Visitation Streets. 
 
 FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH NEW SIGNAL BQ^lS, 
 
 To come into operation nbout let December, . : < 
 BOX NO. / . ' 
 
 1. Comer Custom House Square and Commissioner Street 
 Comer St. Jean B{4>tiste and St. Paul Streets. 
 Court-House Square Fire Station. 
 Comer St. Lawrence and Crals Streets. 
 Comer Chenneville and Craig Streets^. Fire Station, 
 Comer Notre Dame and St. Francis Aavier Streets* 
 Comer St. Sacrament and St. Peter Streets. 
 Corner St Paul and McGlil Streets. 
 Corner Notre Dame and McGill Streets. 
 
 13. Comer Lagauchetidre i^nd St. Alexandeir Streets. 
 
 14. Corner Bleury and Dorchester Streets. 
 Corner St Urbain and Dorchester Streets. 
 Comer St Lawrence and Lagauohatidre Streets. 
 Comer Titre and Sangutnet Streets. '^ '■' 
 Comer Notre Dame and Bbnsecours Streets. 
 Jacques Cartier Square and St Paul -Streets* 
 German Street FirO Station* 
 Comer St Lawrence and St Catherine Streets. 
 
 2. 
 3. 
 4. 
 
 5. 
 6. 
 7. 
 9. 
 12. 
 
 15. 
 IB. 
 17. 
 18. 
 19. 
 21. 
 23. 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 II 
 ill 
 
 in. 
 
 1 
 
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 Isjlt, 
 
 
 BOX NO. V. 
 
 24. Corner St Gaiherin^ and Bleiiry Streete, Fire Station. 
 
 25. Ooni«r Bru&twiok and Dorebester Streets. 
 
 26. Ootner St Antoide and St OenevidTe Streets* 
 
 27. Oorner Dopre Lane and St Maurice Street. 
 
 28. Comer Duke and Ottawa Streets. 
 
 29. Corner Queen and Common Streets. 
 
 31. Comer WellifBftoa aii4'I>atfMiuf|ieStreets> Fire Station. 
 
 32. Comer Colbonietted'OttAwa Streets. 
 
 34. Chaboillez Square Fire Station. 
 
 35. Comer St Antoine and Cemetiery Streets. 
 
 37. Comer MeGiH College Aiwnue andSt^ Catherine^ Streets. 
 
 38. Corner Union Avenue and Sherbrooke Streets. 
 
 39. Comer Sherbrooke and St. Oeorgie Streets. 
 
 41. ComerSberbrooke andSt Lawr^noe^Stfeets. 
 
 42. Corcer St Elisabeth and OntaHo Sti^t?. 
 
 43. Comer St. Denis and St. Catherine Streets. 
 45. CcHner Mii^onne and St. Andr^ Stnsets. ^ 
 
 40. Comer Dotehester Mid St. Andrd St^reeu. 
 
 47. Dalbousie Square Fire Station* 
 
 48. Comer St Mary and \fOlfe Streets. 
 
 49. Comer Craig and Visitation Streets, Fir«^ Station. 
 
 51. Papineau Market 
 
 52. Comer St. Catherine and Pan«t Streets. 
 
 53. Comer Kobin Lane itnd Vwltatlon Streetsi -^^ .; 
 
 54. Corner Ontario and Amherst Streets. 
 57. Guilbault's Garden. 
 
 61. Comer Peel and Sherbrooke Streets. 
 
 62. Corner St Oath0rine and M<^untain Streets. 
 
 63. Comer St. Antoine and Mduntaio Streets. 
 
 64. Comer St Joseph and Mountain Streets. 
 
 65. Corner WeUington and MoCord Stce^. 
 67. MiifStreetWniins'Mill. 
 72. Grand Trunk WoHis. Point St Chaf lesi 
 
 74. St. Gabriel Market Fire Station. 
 
 75. RedpfttbVSogikr Refinery. r ' 
 
 76. Comer Seignear aiid Wiltiam 6tre«te. 
 
 81. Corner St. Joseph and Canning Streets. 
 
 82. Corner St. Bonaventure and St Martin Streets. 
 8 i. Comer Bt Antmne mid Guy Streets. 
 
 91. Jail Gate. 
 
 92. Corner St Ma^ and Dufresne Streets. 
 9^. Corner Ontario and Fuktam streets. 
 
 H 
 
 POST OFIPICE. 
 
 EdwanlS.Freekr,. ..^ Po9tmaster. 
 
 B. MoErenuiei •.•.,... ■ . '. . • • Assktaht Postmaster. 
 
 CUrfu.—M, Bnery, H. Haddell» Mci>. Simpson. M. Murphy, 
 y. Benoit J. MeKaon, Alex. Robertson. L^on Malard. F. PrJd- 
 ham, J. T. Wnght S. Johnston* A. D' Ambon V. Baillavgeon, 
 Thomas F. Larsensur, H< A^ Bourret Thos. F^otsytK, Joseph L. 
 
HaNTREAI/. 
 
 ^ 
 
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 Palmer, X>. Robinson, H. A. Leinienx. W. Fenljoii.T. Ducharme, 
 Israel SU AnKyur, J. C. Sihims, D. O'Connor, F. X. Beanregard^ 
 L. Pepin, J. J. Drew, 0. Clement, A. Loftne, T. Deshoyjeri, H. 
 Qos/^tte, Alfl^ed 8mith. J. O'Brien, Geor|e^ Pridbam, F. Bvriffek 
 
 P O'Reilly, A. Auger, 0. Filiatranlt B. Miiyer, R, J. AHess, 
 A. Do«rd/R. BoneAn, letter-darriers ; J. Builef, iLotnist^nt do. ; 
 John Maher. P. Leeierc, P. Fennelly. P. X, LefebVf^i, iDox odlr 
 ieotrnra ; P. Patenron, oAce-keeper ; M. MulUn, messenger. 
 
 OmOd boars from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.; from 8 to 10 ikm. on Stitidajs. 
 
 Pott O/Hefi IiupeetorrMftntrec^ 2?Me»*t«f.— EdiHtl F. KMs> 
 P. 0. Inspeetor; C, W. Hayden, chief derk ; F. W. KInr, F. J. 
 Logie, D. Nelligan, clerks ; P. Kelligan, Messenger. 
 
 RKOULATIONg AMD RaTRS. 
 
 Leiter-Rafew.—JjeWiirii posted in Canada, addressed to any 
 place within the Ppminion, pass, if pre-paid for Sf cents per half-' 
 ounce, but if posted, unpaid, are charged 5 ^i^ts per haif-odnce. 
 
 On letters to Prince EdN'ard's Island^ the raite is 3 cents i)er 
 half-ounce^ if pre-paid; 5 cents, if u^atd. 
 
 The rates on letters to the U<iit«d Kibgdom will be ; 
 
 By Canadian Packet, 12} cents per half-ounce. 
 
 By Cunard Packet, 15 cent» per hiilf-ounoe, adtanoing by one 
 rate f<Dr eAcb Ao^rounce* , . "} v?m<;:a '•. 
 
 Letters for the United Kingdom must be pre-pa^d, ok* they 
 will be chanced a fine of 6d. tterliiig iu addiMon to thtf deficient 
 po!>tage on delivery in England. -: 
 
 The following table exhibits the raites to most of th* priactpat 
 countries in postal communication with Canada : 
 
 Drr^iTlNAtlON. 
 
 
 * Australia 
 Austria . . 
 
 t Bermuda i... 
 
 • British West Indies. 
 t British Columbia^. . . 
 
 Belgium 
 
 Bremen 
 
 •Cuba 
 
 California » . • 
 
 Denmark...... 
 
 France, ^ os 
 
 Gibraltar ..*... 
 
 
 Cts. 
 1!3 
 23 
 12 
 10 
 
 lor 
 
 19 
 28 
 10 
 10 
 19 
 17 
 23 
 
 S. 
 
 P4 
 
 Cts. 
 ft 
 6 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 5 
 6 
 2 
 2 
 6 
 5 
 3 
 
 DESfiNATJON.,.,^,. 
 
 Hamburg...' 
 
 Holland 
 
 Norway * 
 
 •Newfoundland I 
 via Halifax, ( *' 
 
 P<Nrtu|ral) i OS 
 
 Prussm 
 
 Russia....... 
 
 ♦Red River......;.... 
 
 Spain, i oa 
 
 Sweden 
 
 •Vancouver 
 
 5 
 
 cts. 
 28 
 17 
 27 
 
 12} 
 
 23 
 23 
 31 
 10 
 23 
 23 
 10 
 
 Oi 
 
 cts. 
 6 
 3 
 6 
 
 3 
 6 
 6 
 2 
 6 
 6 
 2 
 
 * All of these iol^ addressed *' via New York." 
 
 t Letters for Bermuda are 8«|Qt vi^ Halifax, N. S. 
 
 t To San Francisco only, an additional charge on delivery. 
 
 i 1 . 
 
 . V 
 
 '■[ 
 
 f(M'l 
 
 v^ 
 
M 
 
 'I 
 
 1 
 
 -I, 
 
 n ,'^ 
 
 40 
 
 P06T OlflC^. 
 
 N. B*'-With the exception of those marked with an asterisk* 
 all are to be sent by Cattadian Zine only ; for Cunard Linot add 
 tQjthe above rates 3 oents for letters. , ^ , ^ ■ ^ « : 
 
 The British Post Office fonrarda letters t^ Caoada by the first 
 naoket sailiiw after the tetter is posted, unless the letters bear 
 a speeial directioii. -** By Canadian Packet," 
 
 whatever packet forwarded. 
 
 Letters for British Colpnies and Possessionsi beyond sea* and 
 for Foreiflm Conntries, vta England, mast be prepud. 
 
 The rate on letters for the IJnited Stutes, o eents if pre-paid, 
 10 cents if unpaid. 
 
 Begutratxtm CAar^e*.— For tiie registration of a letter ad- 
 dressed to any place in British Nortl^ Apaerioa, the charge is 2 
 cents. 
 
 For the registration of a letter to the Cnited Kingdom, 8 eta. 
 
 For the iiegistration of a letter to the United States, 5 cts. 
 
 France, and other countries for which letters pass through 
 France, an amount equal to the postage. 
 
 No letter can be forw^ded, as registered, unless postage and 
 registratipn fee are both pre-paid. 
 
 MUcellaneou9 Charaea.—'Ihe charge on parcels, by Parcel 
 Poet, to any place in Canada, is 12i cents per half pound, (with 
 5 oents additumal, ^ registenNi)* a 6 jparoel must exceed /our 
 pounds in weight 
 
 One cent per ounce, payable in advance by postage stamp, is 
 the rate on printed circulars, prices-current, hand-bills, and 
 other printed matter of a like character ; and on books bound 
 or unbound, when posted at a Canadian Post Office, addressed 
 to any place in Canada, British North America generally, or the 
 United States. 
 
 The charges upon prides-current, when addressed to the 
 United Kingdom, is 2 cents each, and must be pre-paid by post- 
 age stamp. 
 
 Po8tcige Bates on certain Miscellaneous Matter patting xoithin 
 the Vontinion of Cqnadth or to and from the United Statet : — 
 
 1.— Packages of seeds, cuttings, bul)>6, roots, and scions, or 
 grafts and Botanical siMcimens, may bo posted in Cuaada for 
 delivery within the Dominion, or to an address within Uie United 
 States on pre-payment by postage stamp of a rate of one cent per 
 ounce ; and when received iirom the United States, addressed to 
 any place in Canada, such packages may be delivered on pay- 
 ment, by the person addi^ssed, of a like rate. 
 
 2.— The limit of weight for such packages will be one pound. 
 No letter or communication intended to serve the purpoiro of a 
 letter must be enclosed in them : and they must be so put up as 
 to be easy of examination, for the purpose of verifying the al- 
 leged content?. If put up in bags, the tmgs ihust be simply tied 
 at the neck, so as to admit of Inspectioti yv^d, iii, the case of 
 
ADVERTISEHBNT. 
 
 COMMERCIAL IJNION 
 
 SSURANCE 
 
 iOMPANY? 
 
 ottttr omoBt: i8« BO oobsriu, lohoos, utauso, 
 
 AKO 9W k <97 <T. PAOt. «TftntT, KOKTUUU 
 
 • •• 
 
 MORLAND, WATSON & CO., 
 
 GENERAL AGENTS FOR CANADA. 
 FRED. COLE, Sbcrbtary. 
 
 CAPITAL - - £2,500,000 STERLING. 
 
 FIRE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 PERFECT SEOURITY guaranteed by large Subscribed Capital 
 and Invested Funds. 
 
 MODERATE RATES of Premium on an equitable system of 
 assessment. 
 
 LIFE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 ACOOUNTS published in full, .mnually. 
 
 The LIFE FUNDS are entirely separate, and are invested in the 
 names of special Trustees. . 
 
 EdONOMY QF MANAGEMENT guaranteed by a clause in 
 the Deed of Association. 
 
 80 PER OENT. OF PROFITS divided among participating 
 Policy-holders. 
 
 BONUS declared to 1867 averaged ^% as. per cent, equalling a 
 cash letum of about every THIRD year's Premium. 
 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 PLACE D'ARMES 
 
 DRUG STORE, 
 
 Opposite the Frencli Cathedral, 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 Special attention is requested to my select Stock of 
 
 ENfiLISH TOILET ARTICLESp 
 
 COMPRISING 
 
 Superior Hair Brushes, Tooth, Cloth and other Brushes. 
 GosnelPs and Rimmell's Perfumery, Turkey and Bathing Sponges, 
 
 RIMMELL'S TOILET VINEGAR. 
 
 LuBiN's Celebrated Perfumery, 
 
 English Toilet Soaps, Turkish Towels, Flesh Belts and Gloves', 
 English and French Pomades, Dressing Combs in Shell, 
 Ivory and India Rubber, Genuine Farina Cologne. . 
 
 ALSO 
 
 SOLID IVORY BACKED HAIR BRUSHES. 
 
 -•-♦-•- 
 
 PLAGK D'ARMES, MONTREAL. 
 
 9 
 
 Sunday Attendance from 4 to 5 P.M., for sale of Medicines only. 
 
 discount allowed to Clergymen and Charitable Institutions. 
 
MONTIUSAL. 
 
 41 
 
 saefa paekfures mailed in Oanad») the nature of the contents, 
 saoh ft8 **Se*d$,** **E6ott," &o., at the case may be, mast be 
 marked on the package by the sender, as a statement of the 
 claim to past at the reduced rate above mentioned. 
 
 8.-<-Book and newspaper manuscript, and printers' proof- 
 sheets (whether corrected or not,) maps, prints, drawings, en- 
 grayings, ahotographs (when not on glass or in oases containing 
 glass,) ana sheet music (whether printed or written^) to any ad- 
 dress in Oaaada er the United States, may pass in corers open 
 at the ends or sides, and proyided that no letter* or other com- 
 mn'hication intended to 8«*' ^ the purpose c^ a letter, be enclosed 
 therein, on pre-paymei . vhen posted in Canada, by postage 
 stamp of the ordinary prfenced^matter rate of one cent per ounce ; 
 or upon payment of that rate on delivery on such matter when 
 received in the mails from the United States. 
 
 Tran8mission.of Patterns of Merchandise and SampSes between 
 Canada and the United Kinfrdom, and certain otiier countries :— 
 
 4.— Patterns of melrchandise and samples may be forwarded 
 between Canada and the United Kingdom, and Denmark, 
 Fraacct Italy* Belgium, the German States, Netherlwnds, Portu- 
 gal and Switieriand* by the Canadian packet miUls, at book- 
 post rates, and sahJect t» the following conditions : 
 
 A—The patterns or samples must not be of any iiitrinsio ralue : 
 and this rule exclude* ul articles of a saleable nature, and 
 whatevMr may have a value of its own, apart from its mere use 
 as a pattern ; nor must the quantity of anv material or article, 
 sent as a pattern or sample, be so great that it could have on 
 this ground an intrim^c value. 
 
 On lhi< point an explanation in a snbsequeni Departmental 
 Order, appears aafcMows : ^ 
 
 B-^it nas hitherto formed part of the Imperial Post Office 
 regulations that " tample» or patternt must not be of intrinnc 
 value,** but in consequence «f the difficulty that his been expe- 
 rienced in determining what is, and what is not, a pattern or 
 sample of merohandise of intrinsic Taiue, this prohibition has 
 been removed. «'*/'. -.-^ 
 
 The modifioaticn is a veri>«1"ooev and will not alter nor enlarge 
 in any way, the characterof the transmissions permitted to pass 
 by pattern post. 
 
 The special prohiUtion as to intrinsic value has, it is under- 
 stood, been withdrawn, not because the question of value will 
 not still influence a decision as to whether an article offercii for 
 transmission by pattern post is a genuine commercial sample 
 (or pattwn) or not, but because as a general proviso it could not 
 well be enforced ; inasmuch as every article whether properly a 
 pattern or sunple or not, has necessarily more or less of an in- 
 trinsic value, and might be held to be amenable to a strict con- 
 struction of this prohinttofy clause in the regulation. 
 
 C— The patterns, Ac, must be sent in covers, open at the ends, 
 po as to be easy of examination. Samples, howevet, (^ seeds, 
 drugs, and such like. Which cannot be sent in open covers, may 
 be enclosed in bags of linen or other material, simply tied at the 
 
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42 
 
 POST OFFICE. 
 
 
 oeok, or, provided that bags be tttttkBpatfiHU they maybe En- 
 tirely dosed, if they are for delivery within the Umteil Kingdom. 
 Bags, however, entirely closed, even though they be transparent, 
 must not be used for the transmissioB of seedf to foreign part*. 
 
 D-^The rule whieh prcdiibitad the tranimiseion through the 
 post, as patterns, of articles of cutlery, Ao., has been rescinded ; 
 and scissors, knives, rasors, forhsf sleel pens* nails, keys, watch 
 machinery, metal tubinfr* pieoee of metal or ore. and such like 
 articles, are now allowed to be forwarded by the pMt as samples, 
 provided Uiey be packed and guarded ki so seeuro a manner as 
 to afford complete protection to the oontents of the mail bags, 
 and to the persons of the^oers of the poiiettee. Such artiirfes, 
 however, ipust be so packed that they may be easily examined; 
 and it is made a rule that any pack^ contaiaing such articles, 
 vrhioh maybe founds be insulieieaitly. guardedt shall not be 
 forwarded through the post. 
 
 No packet of patterns or samples, ixieted for ditliTery within 
 the Dominion, must exceed 24 oi. in weight. 
 
 A paeketiof pattera or /samples seift to Frattoeor Portugal, 
 must not exceed 18 inches in length and ID itiokes in widra or 
 depth ; a packet to any other place Abroad must net exceed 24 
 inches in length, or 12 inches in breadth or d0|itk.i ..; 
 
 The liibits of weight are as follows : ^Ai^q f>d"i 
 
 Canada 24 ox. 
 
 Great Britain. •.^.'...24 *' 
 France • . . i »t »♦ i-» t* *m* ;3<1 ** 
 Germany .i>*.....-*ii. 8 
 
 Italy 36 
 
 None of the arUclea named in 
 
 
 8 0E« 
 u 
 
 11 
 
 It 
 
 Belgium •«•«■«.•. »;•> • » « 
 NetherlaiNU •••.....*. 
 
 ' . Portugal < fa. ^4 . . ... . * t 
 
 ^ Denmark. ..*.••*.•• 48 
 . Switawland ......... 48 
 
 the rule D may be tentiasjpat- 
 tems or samples to any place abroad, eseeft Gedrmany, Beli^m 
 and the British Colonies, and not ta tbeee iHaees when addressed 
 '* eia France." 
 
 There must be no writing or prii^ting other. than the address 
 of the person for whom the packet is intended, tbe manufactu- 
 rer's or trade mark and number^ and the piices pf the article. 
 
 Any infringement of the above regulations will render the 
 packet liable to be treated and ehanged as a letter. 
 
 The rule which forbids the transmission through the Post of 
 any article likely to injure the contents of the mail-Dags will a^- 
 ply to. patterns and samples ; any package transgressing this 
 rule is to be sent to the Postmaster-Generiij. 
 
 STVotMrntAMcm tif Pattm^M and Sample* tdthin the Propmee of 
 Canada:— - , ■ .. •< L ■ .o-. i.-r^;. 
 
 Patterns or samples of merchandise and goods for siale may be 
 posted in Canada to be forwwrded to any^ace within the Pro- 
 vince, on prepayment by postage stamp of a xate of one cent per 
 ounce, under the ftdlowing regulations : 
 
 I.— Patterns or samples must be sent in covers open at the 
 endst so as t» be easy of examination. Samples, however, of 
 seeds, drugs, uadso forth, which eannpt be aeni in open covers, 
 may be enclosed in bags of linen or other material, fastened in 
 such a manner that they may, be readily (iiMned— or in bags en- 
 
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 tirely dosed, prorided that they be transparent, so that the offi* 
 cers of the Post Office may be able to satisfy themselyes as to 
 the nature of the contents. 
 
 II.-^The packet may bear on tlie «ufide the address of the 
 sender in addition to the address of the person for whom it may 
 1)0 intended'-also a tr^0 made and numbers, and the nrice of 
 the articles enclosed'-^fmoe, there must ^ no enclosure out the 
 samples or patterns sthemaelTee-r the particulars, however, of the 
 trade marks, numbers and price, may be marked on the articles 
 themselves instead of on the outside of the packet at the option 
 of the sender. 
 
 III.— Any sample or pattern packet eo^taining a letter,: or 
 otherwise violating the conditions of the preceeaing rules is to be 
 rated and treated as a letter. 
 
 IV.-^The rate of 1 cent per ounce is to be prepaid by Postage 
 Btampp.-~aad if such rate be not fully prepaid by the stamps 
 afR]ced*~the packet is {o be rated with the aeficient postage and 
 a tine of 6 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 ra^r-and provided such packets be duly 
 handed in to the Post Ow». for registration. 
 
 A registration receipt or oer^ficate should always be given for 
 such packets when presented Ion regif tration* . 
 
 VL-^Ne paclcet or samples oi; patterns must exceed 24 ounces 
 in weight ; any packet exceeding that wioight is to be sent to the 
 Postmaster-General. 
 
 Book Po«t,— Book6, bound, or unbound, posted in Canada, 
 and addressed to an^ office in the Dominion, British America; 
 and the tJnited States, are chargeable with the rate of one cent 
 per ounce which must be i e-pald \iy postage stamps. 
 
 Book jpackets are forwarded by post ftotn Canada to the 
 United Kingdom rtce tersa* by Cant^i^ steamer, at the fol- 
 lowing rates :— for each packet 
 
 Not more than 1 02 ............i.'ili; 8 cts. 
 
 Exceeding 1 oi., and hot exceeding 2 os . , v. . 5 >A.V"« 
 
 •« 208., *♦ 4 OS 7 ♦* 
 
 «* 4o»., " i lb ..,.* 12i " 
 
 ** Hb., « 12 m. 19 ♦* 
 
 " 120S., " 1 lb 26 " 
 
 « lib., ** 1 Ulb...... 82 *' 
 
 And so on, the scale progressing throughout by a single rate for 
 every four ounces. 
 And by Cunard packet : -r- 
 
 Not more than 1 oa* ••• • • 5 cts. 
 
 Exceeding los.,a|id not exceeding 2 o?...... 7 '*^ 
 
 2o»., " 4 Cz...... 9 *^ 
 
 4 OS., " 8 OS...... 17 " 
 
 " 801., " 12 oji...... 25 " 
 
 " I^OB., " 1 lb 33 " 
 
 And so <», adding one rate for every four ounces, 
 f.— No prints or printed, matter will be allowed to pass by 
 
 
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 book post between the :United Kingdom and Canada, unleu 
 printed on paper, parohment, or vellum. 
 
 Book packets aadressed to the United Kingdom oan be regis- 
 tered on payment of the ordinary registration fee (8 cents) in ad- 
 dition to the postage. 
 
 Book Po§t ieith /Vcmee.— For a packet of printed matter^ or 
 single newspaper, book, Ac, not oyer 2 ounces 5 eents. 
 
 Ditto, exceeding 2 ounces, and not over 4 ounces. ... 10 ** 
 
 Ditto, ^ 4 ounces, do Sottnces.... 20 *' 
 
 Ditto, *' 8 ounces, do 16 ounces — 40 *' 
 
 And so on, increasing 20 cents for every additional half-pound. 
 
 The Book-post Regulations between Canada and England 
 apply to matter between Canada and France. 
 
 Neiotpapers and Perto^itca^.— Newspapers nublished in 
 Canada may be sent by poet from the office of publication, ad- 
 dressed to any place in Canada, at the following rates, if paid 
 Quarterly in odvance, by either the publisher at the post office 
 where the papers are posted, or by the subscriber at delitering 
 ppst'office :— 
 
 For a paper published 6 times a week SO cents per quarter. 
 
 Ditto do 8 times a week 16 '' ** 
 
 Ditto do 2timesaweek 10 ** ** 
 
 Ditto do Itime a week;.... 5 ** *< 
 
 When the above rates are tiot paid in advance, by either pub- 
 lisher or subscriber, such papers are charged one cent each on 
 delivery. 
 
 Trannent iVetotpaijert.— transient newspapers, that is to say, 
 Canadian Newspapers, posted otherwise than fVom the office of 
 publication, and American or British papers posted or re-posted 
 m Canada, must be prepaid two cent» each, by^poetag^ stamps, 
 or they cannot pq forwarded; except onIy^rttt«A wnoMpaper» 
 distributed to regular si^bspribers by Canadian booksellers and 
 news-agents, such papers pass free, as they woidd do if reoeiyed 
 in the Canadian Packet Mail. 
 
 Newapaper9 by Mail from EnqUmd or United Statee^'-JSewB- 
 papers received from England by the Canadian Packet Mails 
 are delivered free. 
 
 Newspapers from England by the Cunard Packet are charged 
 2 ceiits each on deliveiy. [This is the American transit eharge.1 
 
 United States newspapers, to regular subscribers, are charged 
 1 cent each on delivery. Transient papers two cents each. 
 
 Periodical* paating by Mail in Canada * — 
 
 The rate on all periodicals, other than newspapers, passing 
 by mail in Canada, save such as may be addressed to or received 
 from the United Kingdom, will hencefbrth be one cent per four 
 ounces weight of package containing periodical matter, whether 
 the package contain one or more numbers. 
 
 Any fraction of 4 ounces to be charged as a full rate. 
 
 Periodicals weighing less than one ounce per number, posted 
 in Canada for any place within the Dominion, when tent singly 
 pass for one-half cent per number if pre-paid by stamp. 
 
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 The aboTO rate will be payable on ddivery on all periodieal 
 matter reoeivod fromUie United States, except, that Canadian 
 editors may receive exchange periodicals from the United States 
 free of Canadian^postaoe. 
 
 Canadian Ptriodiem; potted for UnUed Kingdom hu Cana- 
 dian Packet* ;— Periodicals, printed and pubtisned in Canada, 
 may be posted; addressed to any place in the United Kingdom 
 by Canadian Packet^ on pre-payment by postage stamp of 2 
 cents each number. 
 
 This rate will be applicable to all classes of Canadian peri- 
 odicals posted as above for the United Kingdom. No package 
 of Periodicals can be sent through the post if it exceed four 
 pounds in weight. 
 
 Pontage Stampe.—Fwtago Stamps of the respective value of 
 ^ cent for small periodicals ; 1 cent for newspapers ; 2 cents for 
 prioes-eurrent for the United Kingdom ; 3 cents for ordinary 
 Provincial letters: 6 cents for United States rate; 12^ cent) 
 for Canadian Packet; and 15 cents for Cunard Packet,— are 
 provided for sale to the public. 
 
 Penal Clawe.—The Act contains the following penal clause : 
 To enclose a letter or letters, or in 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 rste of post- 
 age applicable to newspapers (except in the case of accounts 
 and receipts of 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 ot not less than 
 ten and not exceeding forty dollars. 
 
 MoNBT Obdebs* 
 
 Money Ordere on Canada*— All the Money-Order Poet Offices 
 in Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick, are authorised to draw 
 Money-Orders on each other for any sum up to $100, and for as 
 many Orders of $100 each as the applicant may require, upon 
 the following terms, vii. : — 
 
 On Orders up to $10 Scents. 
 
 On Orders over |10, and up to $20 10 *' 
 
 On Ordets over |20, and up to f40 20 ** 
 
 On Orders oTer $ 40* and up to |60 SO *' 
 
 On Orders ovor 100, and up to |80 40 ** 
 
 On Orders over $80, and up to |100 ,...50 ** 
 
 Money Ordere on the United JKtn^cfom.— The Money Order 
 Offices in tiie Dominion also draw upon all the Money Order 
 Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland, and the Channel 
 Islands, for any sum up to JblO sterling, and grant as many Or- 
 ders for J£U) sterling each* as may be needed to make up the 
 amount to be remitted. The terms are as under :— 
 
 On Orders up to £2 25 cents. 
 
 On Orders over £2, and up to X 5 50 ** 
 
 On Orders over £5, and up to jC 7 75 *« 
 
 On Orders over £1, and up to XIO $1.00 
 
 
 
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 Offices in OntAfin, Quebec and New Rrunswick, draw aiso upon 
 Money Order Offices in Nora Scotia, Prince Bdward Islandt and 
 Newfoundland. The Orders, Ulce those of the United Kiniidom, 
 are made payable in Sterling money, and for sums up to £10 
 sterling. The terms are :— 
 
 For Orders up to £5 7& cents. . 
 
 For Orders orer £5, and up to XIO 50 ** 
 
 The Money Order Poet Offices in the Dominion are furnished 
 with lists of all the Money Order Offices in Canada, the united 
 Kinvdom, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Bdward island 
 and Newfoundland ; and the Postmasters are instructed to af- 
 ford every information in their power, in respect of the places 
 upon which they draw* together with any other information re- 
 lating to such issues as the intending remitters may desire. 
 
 Post OrFiOB SaviiNOS Banks. 
 
 The Post Office Sayings Banks, established by Statute in the 
 last Session ot Parliament, commenced operation in Ontario 
 and Quebec on the Ist April. 18f%. 
 
 2. The direct security .of the Dominion is giren by the Statute 
 for all deposits made. 
 
 ;< 3. At each Sayings Bank Post Office, the Sayings Bank regu- 
 lations may be read by the public, giving full information with 
 respect to the mode of depositing and withdrawing money, and 
 these regulations are printed on the cover of the Pass Book sup- 
 plied to each depositor. 
 
 4. Any person may have a deposit account, and deposits are 
 reoeived daily, during the ordinary hours of Post Office business, 
 of any number of dollars, from $1 up to $800, the total amount 
 which can be received from a Depositor in any one year, except 
 in cases to be specially authorised by the Postmaster General. 
 
 5. The Postmasters of tiie Savings Bank offices will act as 
 agents for the receipt of the money deposited for transmission to 
 the Poetmaster-Gkneral. and for the Payment by the Post- 
 master-Qeneral of money withdrawn by df^ositors. 
 
 6. Each depositor is supplied with a Pass Book, and the sums 
 paid in or withdrawn, are entered therein by the Postmaster 
 receiving or paying the same. In addiUoQ, a direct receipt for 
 each amount paid in, is sent to the depositor from the Post- 
 master-Oeneral, and the Postmaster-General will issue a 
 cheque, payable at any Pott Office Savinga Bank dt siredi for 
 any sum withdrawn. 
 
 7. Kvery depositor's account is thus kept with the Post- 
 master-General, and a depositor may pay into hie or her ac- 
 count with the Post Office Savings Bank, at any of the Savinrs 
 Bank Post Offices which at the time may beat suit his conveni- 
 ence, and exercise the same choice in drawing out money, 
 subject only to the obligation of producing the Pass Book, m 
 proof of identity^ whenever paying in or drawing out money. 
 
 8. Interest at the rate of 4 per oent. per annum ia allowed on 
 deposits lying in the ordinary deposit aocoanlit out when a de- 
 
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 poiitor has $100 depoaitedt h9 or she may rtquost th« Post- 
 in aster-Qeneral to transfer this sum to a special aooount. iind 
 will then receive a Certificate of such special $]00 deposit, bear- 
 ing interest at ^ per cent, per annum. 
 
 9. Postmasters are forbidden b^ law to disclose the name of 
 any depositor, or the amount ol any sum deposited or with- 
 drawn. 
 
 10. No charge will be made to depositors on paying in. or 
 drawing out money, nor for postase on communications with 
 the Postmaster-General in relation thereto. 
 
 11. The Postmnster-General will ho always ready to receive 
 and attend to. all applications, complaints, or other communi- 
 cations addressed to him by depositors or others, relative to 
 Post Office Savings Bank matters. 
 
 12. Additional Post Offices < 'ill, from time to time, be author- 
 ized to act as Savings Bank &j:«>Qcios. 
 
 MARRIAGE LICEySES. 
 
 Issued by A. Roes. Mount RoyiU Terrace. McGill College 
 Avenue, and by «Fohn Monk Advocate, S lattle Slu Jaraes 
 Street. 
 
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 CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT. 
 
 A. M. Delisle, Collector. j John Lewis, Surveyor. 
 
 Lona Boom.— Tranew Crispo, chief clerk ; C. SeW)y, J. P. 
 Purcell, William Bleakley, J. E. Viikaouve, J. Cox, F. Lavoie, 
 W. P. Weir, F. Tetu, J. Dunn, clerks. 
 
 Surveyor and Warehotue-keeper^t OMce.—T. Watkins, clerk ; 
 J. Nelson, landing waiter; T. Barry, clerk. 
 
 Water Side,— J, Jordan, assistant surveyor and chief Unding 
 waiter ; £. Blomeley, E* Meyer, U. Laoroix, T. Barry, C Fita- 
 patrick, and J. O'Meara, L?:?ding waiters; H. Fletcher, tkle 
 surveyor; U. B. Jamiesc ^ assistant tide surveyor ; T. Siev- 
 wright, weigher ; H. Ellis and G. II. 8eDt«Qae> lookers; S/ubt 
 Stuart, assistant locker ; R. Campbell, assisting in water side 
 department ; J. Hugher^. house-keeper and messenger. 
 
 JSgcamining WarehiU8e.—A. Levesque, A. Bryson, and J>, 
 McKay, appraiscis i J. MoNider, assistant appraiser and ware- 
 house-keeper ; 0. Allard, P. G. Fateaux, £. McLennan, T. 
 Qabler, P A. Meroier, O. P. AUard* assistant i^praisers; J. 
 Cailloux, packer. 
 
 Oweporf*.— Rouse's Point : B. ^urland, sttrveyor and landing 
 waiter ; A. Wilson, acting landmpr waiter. Laohine : L. Glo- 
 bensky, landing waiter. St. Armand : E. Bourret, l«nding 
 waiter. 
 
 
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 31 Vieioriat Chap, 44. o« »n force October, 1869. 
 
 (il2/ i)roo(i« not hereinafter enumerated are eubjeet to 
 15 per cent duty.) 
 
 Aoids of every description exoept Aoetie Add, Vinegar, 
 
 and Salphurio Aoid Free 
 
 Acetic Acid, Ac, Vinegar ..i .» 15 
 
 Advertising Pamphlets 15 
 
 Agricultural Societies. Farming Ustensils and Implements, 
 when imported by, tor the.f ncourageoMnti^ Agriculture Free 
 
 Alcohol .......: .80cts r gal ; Pkgs 15 
 
 Ale; Beer and Porter in casks ............ 5ots iT gal > 
 
 Do in bottles (dquartor 10 pint bottles to > and 10 
 
 the gallon) TctsiP'gaM 
 
 Almonds and Nuts of all kinds 15 
 
 Alum Free 
 
 Anatomical PreparaUons ....>.*•. Free 
 
 Anchors *.. Free 
 
 Anf^la Hairi unmanufactured « . Free 
 
 Anmials i- 15 
 
 Horses .215 per head r > 
 
 Homed Cattle « $10 '* 
 
 Swine..... |2 '* 
 
 Sheep |l " 
 
 Antimony ;..... Free 
 
 Antiquities, Cabinet of Free 
 
 Apparatus, Steering Shiiw Free 
 
 Apparel (wearing) of British suhfects dying abroad, but 
 
 domiciled in Canada .. . ...w... ...... Free 
 
 Argentine, Albreta and German Silver and Plated ware** 
 
 all kinda^manafaetured..... 15 
 
 Argol.. ^.;. Free 
 
 Arms for the Army or Navy. . .' Free 
 
 Army and Navy, for use of^ 
 
 Ajrms ^... Free 
 
 Clothing .Free 
 
 Musical Instruments for Bands IVee 
 
 Military Stores Free 
 
 Articles for the publie uses of the Dominion Free 
 
 ** by and tor uses of Governor Geperal. ............ Free 
 
 * ^ ^ for use of Foreign Consuls General. Free 
 
 Ash— Pot, Pearl and Sod&i.. Free 
 
 Atlases 15 
 
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ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 ^^E ROY4^ 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANY, 
 
 FIRE AND LIFE. 
 
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 CAPITAL,- - - £2,000,000 STG. 
 
 ANNUAL INCOME OVEE - - - - - 800,000 " 
 ACCUMULATED FUNDS INVESTED, 1,500,000 " 
 
 LARGE BONUSES EQUAL TO 2 PER 
 CENT PER ANNUM. 
 
 Liberal settlement of claims and security to Assured. 
 
 ALL FEES PAID BY THE COMPANY. ' 
 
 W. E. Scott, Esq., M. D., Medical Examiner. 
 
 INSURANCES AGAINST FIRE, on all descriptions of 
 property, taken at moderate rates. 
 
 ALFRED PERRY, Inspector, 
 
 Montreal, Nov, 1869. 
 
 H, L. ROUTH, Agent. 
 
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 Licentiate of College of Physcians and Surgeons, 
 CORNER McGlLL 6- NOTRE DAME STREETS, 
 
 im:i>ortkr oin choice 
 
 |rench Jerfdmery^ 
 
 TOILET ARTICLES, &c. &c. 
 
 A FINE ASSORTMENT OF 
 
 kgcmt ^HHC^ ^^^^^ 
 
 SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS, ALWAYS IN STOCK. 
 
 PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED from the BEST ENGLISH 
 DRUGS WITH THE GREATEST CARE. 
 
 N. B. — ^This establishment will be open on Sundays, for the dis- 
 pensing of Medicines only, from 9.30 to 10.30 A.M., and from 3.30 
 to 5.30 P.M. 
 
 
 A Liberal Ducouni allowed to Clergymen and Religious Societies. 
 
TARIFF. 
 
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 Bagatelle iJoai'ds and Billiard Tables 15 
 
 Bagsage, Travellers Free 
 
 BarE) Tanners*. . ^ Free 
 
 Bark. Nat8» Vegetable, Wood and Drugs, used chiefly in 
 
 dyeing.. i Free 
 
 Barley Free 
 
 Barilla or kelp Free 
 
 Beans Free 
 
 Beer in Wood — 5 cts iP" gal ? «„ j m 
 
 Beer in bottles.. .7cts r gal }*°" ^" 
 
 Billiard Tableti, Bagatelle Boards, when imported directly 
 by and {or use of Regimental Corps serving in Canada. . 15 
 
 Belting duck, & Hose duck Free 
 
 Berries used chiefly in dyeing Free 
 
 Bitters containing Spirits 80 c ^ gal. 
 
 Blacking ...* 15 
 
 Bleaehing Powders.. Free 
 
 Botany, Specimens of Free 
 
 Books, being reprint of British Copyright works, (Sec 13 
 
 and 14 Vic. Cap. 6) 1^ 
 
 Book, Plank Account and Copy-books, and Books to be 
 
 written or drawn upon 15 
 
 Book, printed. Periodicals and Pamphlets, not being foreign 
 reprint 01 British Copyright works, nor Blank Account 
 Books; nor Copy-books; nor books to be written or 
 drawn upon tnor reprints of Books printed in Canada; 
 
 norprinted SheetMusic 5 
 
 Boots andShoes (Leather) • 15 
 
 Boot Felt.... Free 
 
 Book, Map and News Printing Paper 15 
 
 Bone, manufactured * . . . 15 
 
 Bonnets, Halts, and Caps ■-. ......... 15 
 
 Bibles, Testaments and Devotional Books 5 
 
 Binnacle Lamps, Shipe' ..Free 
 
 Biscuit and Bread from Great Britain and B. N. A. Pro- 
 
 vipces Free 
 
 Boiler Plate, Iron. 5 
 
 Bolting Cloths ..F^ree 
 
 Borax Free 
 
 Bookbinders' Tools and Implements Free 
 
 Bracelets, Braid, Ac, made of hair 15 
 
 Brandy SOots^gal. 
 
 Brass and Copper, manufactured • J15 
 
 Brass in barS} rods and sheets Free 
 
 Brass Tubes and Piping when drawn, or Iron Free 
 
 Brass or Copper Wire and Wire Cloth £cee 
 
 Brass in scraps Free 
 
 Brass and Tin Clasps, Slides, and Spani^es* for the manu- 
 facture of Hoop Skirts Free 
 
 Brimstone, roll or flour Free 
 
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 Bristles and Hog's Hair of all kinds Free 
 
 Britannia Metal Ware ,....;^....... 16 
 
 Brooms and Brushes all kinds r,>tr:>.**.i 15 
 
 Broom Com Free 
 
 Buckwheat . . * • Free 
 
 Bull^ and Roots, other than Medicinal Free 
 
 Bullion Free 
 
 Bullion and Coin, except U. States Silver Coin . . > Free 
 
 Burr Stones Free 
 
 Busts, natural size, not being Casts, nor produced hy any 
 
 mere mechanical process Free 
 
 Butter -4 cts per lb 
 
 Bunting, Ships*........... iitf;"---^ • r- Free 
 
 Cabinets of Coins, Antiquities, Gems, and Medals ....... Free 
 
 Cables, Iron Chain, over i-inch, shackled or swiveled, 
 
 or not Free 
 
 CaWes, Hemp | ^j^^^ used for Shipa and Vesaete only .... Free 
 
 Cabinetware or Furniture 15 
 
 Carboys, containing Stilpharie Aold 15 
 
 C ards — pi aying ;......'.;. 25 
 
 Candles and Tapers, of Tallow, Wax or any other material 15 
 Canada Plates, Tinned Plates, Sheet Iron. ............... 5 
 
 Cane Juice (see Syrups) ^ ...........,..;.... S!^ 
 
 Caoutchouc or India Rubber and Gutta Pereha, unmann- ^' 
 
 faotured Ft^e 
 
 Caoutchouc or India Rubber, manufactured. ;....'..:..... 15 
 Canvas, Sail, Nos. 1 to 6, when used for Ships and Vessels 
 
 only Free 
 
 C aps , Hats , and Bonnets 15 
 
 Carriages, i... ....^..... 15 
 
 Carriages of travellers and Carriages laden with merchan- 
 dise (Hawkers and Circus Troupes excepted). . . ... . . . . .' Free 
 
 Carpets and Hearth BiigB .....:.......'.... ...4^.......... 15 
 
 Cashmere 16 
 
 Cassia; ground ; .>......,. ?S 
 
 1)0 unground. 15 
 
 Oasts, as models for use of schools of design. ; Free 
 
 Castings — all other — ^Iron. ....... ^ .. .; . . ^ .. i. ^ 15 
 
 Cement, Marine or Hydraulic, nngronndv .' ................ Fred 
 
 Cement, Hydraulic, ground andcaloined 15 
 
 Chairs, Wrought Iron or Steel. *wUh^. i .v.".'.' /r. Free 
 
 Cheese ... ..;;... .^.i. ; B cts per lb 
 
 Chandeliers and Gas Fittings. 15 
 
 Chinaware, Earthenware, and Crockery.. .i;vi'..V. 15 
 
 Charte, Maps and Atlases. 15 
 
 Charitable Institutions) donations of Clothing for. .... .... Free 
 
 vnuron iseiis * ....* ••...•••......*. *'.*« ».'■ « • •*'.'• • • • • . Free 
 
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 Chicory or other Root or Vegetable used as Coffee, raw or 
 
 green Sets per lb 
 
 Do kiln dried, roasted or ground 4 cts per lb 
 
 Cider, Clocks, Corks 15 
 
 Cigars, vis : 
 
 Value not over $10 per lOCO $3-00 ^ M 
 
 over »10 and not over $20 4.00 *' 
 
 over $20 and not over $40 5.00 " 
 
 over$40.... 6.00 . " 
 
 CinnamoU) ground i*.. 25 
 
 Do unground-.... 15 
 
 Citrons 15 
 
 Coach and Harness Furniture 15 
 
 Cocoa) Bean and Shell Free 
 
 Cocoa, Paste from Gt. Britain and B. N. A. Provinces. . . : Fi e 
 
 Communion Plate Free 
 
 Composition Spikes andNails... Free 
 
 Compasses, Snips' ^ . . Free 
 
 Clay Pipe, Earth and Sand ...^ Free 
 
 Clocks 15 
 
 Clothing or Wearing Apparel made by hand or seWiog 
 
 machine .........' 15 
 
 Clothing for Army and Navy, or donations t f for charitable 
 
 institutions. Free 
 
 Clothing, plain, imported for officers of the army and navy, 
 
 serving in Canada... 15 
 
 Clothing and arms for the army and military forces in the 
 
 Dominion Free 
 
 Coal and Coke Free 
 
 Cocoa Nut Oils, in their natural state Free 
 
 Coffee, graen 3 cts ^ lb 
 
 Coffee, grounder roasted 4ct8<iP'lb 
 
 Coke -. Free 
 
 Colors and articles, when imported by Room Paper Makers 
 and Stainers, to be used in their trade only, viz.. Lakes 
 in pulp. Scarlet and Morone, Ultra Marine and Chinese 
 Blue, Umber, raw, Blue-Black, Paris and permanent 
 Greens, Satin, and fine washed White, Bichromate of 
 
 Potash, Sugar of Lead and British Gum Free 
 
 Commissariat Stores. • .,. Free 
 
 Confectionery •• Ic^lb. &i&^ Hadval 
 
 Copper Tubes and Piping when drawn Free 
 
 Copper in bars, rods, oolts or Sheets, and sheathing Free 
 
 Copper, pig, wire, round, or flat.. ^....•. Free 
 
 Copper or Brass, manofaotured. . • ....................... 15 
 
 Corkwood, or the bark of the Corkwood tree ^ . . . 4 . Free 
 
 Copper Pipe I ... . Free 
 
 Copper Sheathing Free 
 
 Cordage, when used for ships and vessels only Free ' 
 
 Cottons ..w....... 15 
 
 Cotton Warp ...............;. 16 
 
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 Cotton Yam and Cotton Twist 15 
 
 Com, Indian Free 
 
 Cotton Waste Free 
 
 Cotton Wool Free 
 
 Cotton Candlewick Free 
 
 Cotton netting and woollen netting fer India Rubber Shoes Free 
 
 Cordials.... ^1.20 IP' gal; pkgs 15 
 
 Corks 15 
 
 Cream of Tartar in crystals Free 
 
 Coin and Bullion, except U . States Silver Coin Free 
 
 Currants 15 
 
 Cutlery, polished— all sorts 15 
 
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 Dead Eyes, Ships' Free 
 
 DeadLights do Free 
 
 DeckPlugs do Free 
 
 Diunonds and Precious Stones not set Free 
 
 Dried Fruit... 15 
 
 Drugs not otherwise specified 15 
 
 Drugs used diiefb' for dyeing Free 
 
 Dye Stufits, Yi«:— Berries, Bark, Drugs, Nuts, Vegetables, 
 
 and Woods, used chiefly in dyeing Free 
 
 Drain Tiles.. Free 
 
 Drawings} not in oil Free 
 
 Donations of Clothing for distribution by Charitable In- 
 stitutions ... . Free 
 
 Xiarth, Clays and Sand Free 
 
 Earthenware and Crockery 15 
 
 Eggs. 
 
 Free 
 
 
 Electrotype blocks, fc printing purposes jnree 
 
 Emery Free 
 
 Emeiy Paper and Cloth Free 
 
 Engra^ngs and Prints f. 15 
 
 Essencea 15 
 
 Essential Oils of alt kUids. 15 
 
 Factory and Mill Sfachinery (see Machinery) Free 
 
 Fancy Gopds and Millinery, y ia., arttoles embnadered with 
 
 _GpId,Silyer. or other metals 15 
 
 Fan and Fire Screens............ 15 
 
 Fanning ImpleqentB and Utenuls whan imported by Avi- 
 
 cultural Societies for encouragement <^ agrioultuTe Free 
 
 Featheraand Flowers. ».... 15 
 
 Felt for Hats and Boots « ».*^«.Free 
 
 FeltHatBodies 15 
 
 Fibnlla, Mexican Fibre^or Tampioo, white or black, and 
 
 other yegetable fibres for manufacture. Free 
 
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TARIFF. 
 
 63 
 
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 Firebribk Free 
 
 Firewood Free 
 
 PisM, dried Fruits 15 
 
 Filberts, do 15 
 
 Firebrick, and Clay Free 
 
 Fire-works 15 
 
 Fish (fresh), not tQ include Oysters and Lobsters in tins or 
 
 kegs Free 
 
 Fish salted or smoked 1 ct ^ lb 
 
 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 for Crinolines, uncovered (see Hoop Skirt) Free 
 
 Flax Waste Free 
 
 Flax, Hemp, Tow, undressed — Free 
 
 Flour of Wheat and Rye Free 
 
 Foreign Newspapers, sent otherwise than through Post 
 
 Office 15 
 
 Fruits, dried 15 
 
 Furs, Skins, Pelts, or Tails, undressed Free 
 
 Fury or of which Fur is principal part • . • • • 15 
 
 GJ- 
 
 Galvanized Iron * * ^ • ■ i • * * ** ^^® 
 
 (ii ems and Medals, Cabinets of Free 
 
 German, plated and gilded ware, manufactured of all kinds 15 
 
 Gin (packages 15 per cent) 80 cts HP* gallon 
 
 Ginger, ground 25 
 
 Ginger, unground 15 
 
 Glass and Glassware, plate and silvered, stained, painted, 
 
 or colored 15 
 
 Glass Paper and Glass Cloth Free 
 
 Glassware, Officers' Mess 15 
 
 Globes, when imported by and for use of Colleges, Sden- 
 
 tific and Literary Societies, aiid Schools. Free 
 
 Goat hair, unmanufactured ^ Free 
 
 Gold, Silver, and Electroplate, manufactured 15 
 
 Gold and Silver Leaf- 1 Free 
 
 Goldbeaters' Brims, Moulds and ^kins Free 
 
 Grains of all kinds Free 
 
 Gra4ss, Osier, Palm leaf, Straw, Whalebone, or Willow, 
 
 except plait, elsewhere mentioned. 15 
 
 Gravels Free 
 
 Grease and Scraps Free 
 
 Grindstones 15 
 
 Gums, British, when imported by Room Paper Makers 
 
 and Stainers— to be used in their trade only Free 
 
 Gum, Cobal Free 
 
 Gunpowder » » 35 
 
 Guns, Rifles, and arms of all kinds 15 
 
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 Gutta Peroha* manufaotured 15 
 
 Gypsum or Plaster of Paris, neither ground nor oaloinod- . Free 
 Gypsuni} ground* when imported expressly os Manure- . . . Free 
 
 Hardware, yiz., Cutlery, polished, all sorts, Japanned, 
 
 Slanished Tin, and Britannia Metal Ware, Spades, 
 horels. Axes, Hoes, Rakes,' Forks, and edged Tools, 
 Scythes and Snaths, Spikes, Nails, Taoks, Brads, and 
 Sprigs. Stoves and all other Iron castings. Other Hard- 
 ware, Horn, Pearl, and Ivory, manufaotured 15 
 
 Harness and Saddlery of Leather Manufacture. . .# •> '*:*. . . 15 
 
 § air, or Mobnir, manufaotured ...T.... 15 
 air— Human, Angola, Goat, Thibet, Horse, Hog or Mo- 
 hair, unmanufactured Free 
 
 HatPlush for Hatters Free 
 
 Hats, Caps, and Bonnets 15 
 
 Hay Free 
 
 Hemp, undressed Free 
 
 KHPoI" l-^'~ 
 
 Hosiery 15 
 
 Horse Hair, unmanufactured Free 
 
 Hops Free 
 
 Hoop Skirt Manufacture— the following articles fur Crino- 
 line : thread for covering Crinoline Wirtf, Clasps (tin 
 and brass). Slides, Spangles and Slotted Tapes, and flat 
 or round Wire uncovered- . • • Free 
 
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 Indian Com and grain of all kinds — Free 
 
 Indian Meal ....;. Free 
 
 Indigo Free 
 
 Ink of all kinds, except printing IS 
 
 Ink, Printing Free 
 
 Iron, Pig Free 
 
 Iron— Rod, Bar, Hoop or Sheet 5 
 
 '' Scrap, galvanized or pig Free 
 
 *' Paddled in Bars, Blooms and Billets. Free 
 
 " Bolts and Spikes, galvanized Free 
 
 " Nail and Spike Rod; round, flat or square 5 
 
 " Hoop or Tire, for driving wheels of Locomotives, 
 
 bent and welded Free 
 
 " Boilerplates 6 
 
 " Railroad Bars, Wrought Iron or Steel Chairs aiid * 
 
 Fishplates Free 
 
 " RoUedPlates. , 5 
 
 " Wire 5 
 
 Iron Tubes and Piping when drawn Free 
 
 Iron Knees and Riders (Ships) — Free 
 
 Iron Masts or part of Iron Masts (Ships) Free 
 
 Ivory, Bone, Pearl and Horn, manufactured 15 
 
TARIFF.' 
 
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 Japanned Tin. Planished Tin, and Britannia Metal Ware 15 
 
 Jewellery and Watobes . . < 15 
 
 Junk and Oakum v ■ Free 
 
 Kelp .,% ........; i Free 
 
 Kryolite Free 
 
 Knees, Iron, Riders (Ships) * Free 
 
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 Lard lotlPlh 
 
 Lead« pig Free 
 
 Lead, in sheet >. Free 
 
 Lead, white dry Free 
 
 Lead, red dry Free 
 
 Leather, yie., Sheep, Calf, Goat and Chamois skins, 
 
 dressed, varnished, or enamelled 15 
 
 Leather, or imitation of Leather, manafaetnred- • • . . . J . . . 15 
 
 lioathor. Sole and Upper > ...... 10 
 
 Leather Manufaotures, rix.. Boots and Shoes, Harness and 
 
 Saddlery * 15 
 
 Lembns and Oranges. 15 
 
 Locomotive Engine Frames, Cranks, Crank Axles, Rail- 
 way Car and Locomotive Axles, Piston Rods, Guide and 
 Slide Bars. Crank Pins. Connecting Rods, Hoop Iron or 
 
 Steel for Tires, Wheels bent and welded Free 
 
 Locomotive and Railway Passenger, Baggage and Fref^t 
 Cars, riinning upon roads <»ossTng the frontier, so l<mg; as 
 Canadian Loo(»notives and Cars are admitted fhee, 
 under rimilar circumstances, in the United States. . ^ .. • Free 
 
 Locomotive Engines and R. R. Cars.......... 15 
 
 Linen i ^^t» i i 15 
 
 Linen, table, Officers' Mess — • • ^ ^ V ^ '• i • •#. ..... 15 
 
 Linen Machine Thread^ ....................... ^ ^ . . . Free 
 
 Litharge * . ...*»'..*. ; . . . Free 
 
 Lithographio Stones^ ; . ..<.... Free 
 
 Lumber (see Plank) 
 
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 Maccaroni and Vermacelli. * . . . 15 
 
 Machinery, when used in the X>riginal construction of Mills 
 or Fa4»toHe8, not to^ include Steam Engioes, Boilers, 
 
 Wafer Wheels or Turbines. Free 
 
 Machine Silk Twist, and Machine Linen Thread Free 
 
 Mace 25 
 
 Malt 40 cts ^P bushel 
 
 Manilla Grass, Sea Grass, (and Mosses for Upholsterers' 
 
 purposes • • Free 
 
 Manures • •• Free 
 
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 M anuf ao tu red Marble 15 
 
 Manufaotures, vis :-- 
 
 Marble, or imitation lo 
 
 Gaoutoooac, India Rubber, or Outta Peroha 15 
 
 Fan, or of which Fur is principle part 16 
 
 Hairor Mohair .« 15 
 
 Papier Mach^ 15 
 
 Grass, Osier* Palm leaf. Straw, Whalebone or Willow, 
 
 except Plaits, elsewhere mentioned 15 
 
 Bone, Shell, Horn. Pearl, and Ivory 16 
 
 Gold, Silver, Electroplate, Argentine, Albreta and Ger- 
 man Silver, and plated and folded ware of all kinds. . 15 
 
 Brass or Copper 15 
 
 Leather, or imitation of Leather «• 15 
 
 Wood 15 
 
 Cashmere 15 
 
 Meat, Fish and Vegetables, preserved 15 
 
 Maps. Charts and Atlases « 15 
 
 Marble, in Blocks unwrought or sawn on two sides only ; 
 and Slabs from such Blocks, having at least two edges 
 
 unwrought ° Free 
 
 Masts, iron, or parts of iron masts [Ships] • Free 
 
 Meats, freshf smoked or salted .1 ct 4P' lb 
 
 Medals, Cabinets of Free 
 
 Medicinal Boots in their satiirAl 9tate. • • > • > > • Free 
 
 Medicines, Patent »^.>.»4^;f,^, 25 
 
 Medicine^ fodr hosfutals .<•«•.•.». 16 
 
 Menageries~hor£ieei, cattle, carriages and harness of .. . . . Free 
 Metal. Type, in blocks or pk Free 
 
 Ic Oxides, dry. ground or unground, «nd waihed or 
 unwashed— not calcined 
 
 Free 
 
 Military Clewing, imported by Officers of army serving in 
 
 Canada *,,,»,,,. Free 
 
 Mill and Factory Machinery {see Machinery] Free 
 
 Millinery of a|l kinds 15 
 
 Models, when they cannot be used as the articles of which 
 
 they are said to be the models ^ Freo 
 
 Molasses, if used for refining purposes or for the manufac- 
 ture of suffar 73 ots D^ 100 lbs 
 
 Molasses— if not so used (including value of packages) ■ • . 25 
 
 Do other [see Syrup]. 
 
 Mosses for Upholstery purposes Fr^^e 
 
 Musical Instruments for Bands (Army and Navy) — .... Free 
 Musical Instruments, including Musical Boxes and Clocks 15 
 
 Music, sheet, printed 15 
 
 Mustard :.... .....*T;«f#*tamv *...... 15 
 
 Nails, Tacks and Brads.......... 15 
 
 Nails, composition- Free 
 
 Niuls, sheathing. Free 
 
 
TARIFF. 
 
 57 
 
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 Newipaperst Foreign* sent otherwise than through the 
 
 PostOAoe 15 
 
 Nitre or Saltptitre Free 
 
 Nitrate of Soda Free 
 
 Nttts of all kinds, unless otherwise specified 15 
 
 Nuts used chiefly in dyoing Free 
 
 Nutmegs , 25 
 
 Naturiu History, Specimens of Iree 
 
 Naptha 15 cts per gal 
 
 Naval and Military stores Free 
 
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 Oakum .., Free 
 
 Ochres, ground or calcined 15 
 
 Ochres and Metallio Oxides, ground or unground, and 
 
 washed or unwashed— dry, not calcined Free 
 
 Officers' Jwess : 
 NoTB.— Bagatelle and Billiard Tables and plain cloth- 
 ing for Officers of the Army and Nav^, Coffee, Sugar, 
 and Tea for Canteens, and all articles for Officers' 
 Mess, fonnerl:^ free, now pay the duties imposed upon 
 similar goods miported for ordinary uses . 
 Oils— Cocoa Nut, Pine and Palm Oil in their natural state Free 
 
 Kerosene, Coal, distilled, purified, and refined 
 
 ^ 15ot8«»'gal 
 
 Benzole, Beninne, Benzoine, Petroleum, distiUed, 
 
 purified or refined • 15 cts ^ gal 
 
 Petroleum, Crude 6 otR HP* gal 
 
 Oil— Petroleum— products of Coal, Shale and Lignite, not 
 
 otherwise specified 10 cts ^ gal 
 
 Oil— Whaie^in the casks, ftom on shipboard, and in the 
 
 condition in which it was first landed Free 
 
 OilEssentiaf 15 
 
 OilCa^e Free 
 
 Oils, in any way rectified, pumjped racked, bleoehed, or 
 
 prepared, not elsewhere specified 15 
 
 on Cloths...., If 
 
 Opium >.... 15 
 
 Oranges -.. • . . 15 
 
 Ordnance Stores - Free 
 
 Ores of all kinds of MetaUi Free 
 
 Ornaments of Bronze, Alabaster, Terra Cotta or Compo- 
 sition • 15 
 
 Osier (or Willow for basket makers' use) Free 
 
 Packages of every description in which goods are usually 
 imported, and cases covering casks of wine or forand^^ in 
 wood, and cases containing bottled wine or bottled spirits, 
 or other liquors Free 
 
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 Packages :— Bottles, jars, demijohns, brandy oasksy bar- 
 rels or packages in which spirituous liquors* wincM and , . 
 malt liquors are contained , and carboys oolitidiiing ' 
 
 SQiphario acid 15 
 
 Paints and Colors, not elsewhere specified 15 
 
 Paintinrs in oil by artists of well known merit, or copies of 
 
 the old masters by such artists. ..,....., Free 
 
 Paper J.'l.. 15 
 
 Paper Hangings 15 
 
 Papier Maoh^.. 15 
 
 Parasols and Umbrellas 15 
 
 Patent Medicines 25 
 
 Pearl, Horn, Bone, and Ivory manufactured 15 
 
 Pelts, Hides and Horns. Free 
 
 Pepper, ground............*; 25 
 
 " unground i . 15 
 
 Perfumed Spirits 1.20 IP' gal and pkgs 15 
 
 Perfumery not elsewhere speeified 25 
 
 Pine and Palm Oils, in their natural state . «. Free 
 
 Phosphorus.. Free 
 
 Pickles and Sanoes < i v u 15 
 
 Pimento, ground. .....'.. ... . . i . i 25 
 
 '* ungronnd »...,, 15 
 
 Pipe Clay ;v i':Vi . . . Free 
 
 Pipes, Tobacco i 15 
 
 Pitch and Tar......... ; Free 
 
 Plaster of Paris, ground and calcined ^ /. 15 
 
 Playing Cards u:.. 25 
 
 Portable Hand Printing Presses 15 
 
 Pre8err«d Meats 15 
 
 Printed, Lithographed or Copper plate Bills, Billheads, 
 
 and Advertising Pamphlets 15 
 
 Poultry 15 
 
 Porter in bottles ..>..«.. ^....Tcts HPgal and 10 
 
 Porter in oasks ■ w ^ 6 cts iP* gal and 10 
 
 Pig Iron. Pig Lead and Pig Copper. Free 
 
 Philosophical Instruments and Apparatus, innlnding 
 Olobes; when imported by and for the use of Colleges 
 
 and Scientific and Literary Societies and Schools Free 
 
 Plants, Shrubs and Trees Free 
 
 Plank and Sawed Lumber of Mahofrnny, Rosewood, Wal- 
 nut, dhesnut. Cherry, and Pitch Pine Free 
 
 Plank and Sawed Lumber of all kinds, except Walnut, 
 Mahogany, Chesnut, Rosewood, Cherry, and Pitch Pine 15 
 
 Platers' Leaf. Free 
 
 Printing Ink and Printing Preds^s, except Portable Hand 
 
 Printing Presses ...;«.. Free 
 
 Prunella, for uivpers of ladies' bonts and shoes. Free 
 
 Puddled Iron Bars, Blooms and Billets Free 
 
 Pumps and Pump-gear, Ships Free 
 
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 Rmm Free 
 
 Railroad Bars and Frogs Free 
 
 Ratan, for Ghairmakers Free 
 
 Red Lead, dry Free 
 
 Hoiin Free 
 
 Rice i... 16 
 
 Riders and Knees— Iron (Ships) Free 
 
 Rigging Wire ( do ) .Free 
 
 Roots and Bulbs, other than medicinal Free 
 
 Rifles, Ouns, and Fire Arms of all kinds 1^ 
 
 Room Paper Mannfaoturer— The eolors and articles follow- 
 ing, when imported solely by Room Paper Manufacturers 
 and Stainers for manufacturing purposes oiily, that is to 
 say : Lakes in Pulp, Scarlet and Marone, Ultra Marine 
 Chinese Blue, Umber, raw, Blue-Black, Paris and per- 
 manent Greens, Satin and fine washed White, Bichrom- 
 ate of Potash, Sugar of Lead and British Gvmv Free 
 
 Rum (packages 15 per cent) 80 cts iP* gal 
 
 Sails ready made 16 
 
 Sail Cloth or Canvas, from Nos. 1 to 6, when used for Ships 
 
 and Vessels only Free 
 
 Sal Ammoniac, Sal Soda, Caustic Soda, Silicate of Soda, 
 
 Soda Ash, and Nitrate of Soda ..Free 
 
 Salt ..;.....;.♦.*..;.. Free 
 
 Sand Paper and Sand Cloth ...;..... Free 
 
 Sea Grass, Manilla Grass (and Mosses for Upholstery pur- 
 poses) ; Free 
 
 Seeds for Agricultural, Horticultural, or Manufacturing 
 
 purposes ;........... *»,. Free 
 
 Settlers' Effects of every description, in actual npe, not 
 b^ng merchandise brought by persons making oath that 
 they intend becoming permanent setders within the 
 
 Dominion ..v... Free 
 
 Scrap Brass and Scrap Iron ......*..;.............. Free 
 
 Shawls .iii'.v..... 15 
 
 Sheet Music, printed 15 
 
 Ships' Blocks and Patent Bushes for Blocks Free 
 
 *'' Binnacle Lamps, Bunting Free 
 
 Sail Cloth or Cfanyaa, from Nos. 1 to 6, when used 
 
 for Ships or Vessels only Free 
 
 Compasses. .. ^ • .v. , . Free 
 
 Dead Eyes .,;i.vFrc$ 
 
 Dead Lights .u,.^...F^ee 
 
 ?eok Plugs ........Free 
 umpe and Pump Gear. » Free 
 
 Shackles-Sheaves Free 
 
 Signal Lamps • •' Ftec 
 
 , TraTclling Trucks Free 
 
 Steering Apparatus, Ships..... Fretf 
 
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 WireRigging do Free 
 
 Cor(|a«e, when used for Ships or Vessels only Free 
 
 Weciges, Ships Free 
 
 Ironliiaats or part of Iron Masts, do Free 
 
 Shell; manufactured 15 
 
 Shrubs, Plants and Trees •••• Free 
 
 Silks, Satins and Velvets 15 
 
 Silk, Woollen. Worsted, and Cotton Embroideriea, and 
 
 Tambour Work 15 
 
 Silk Twist and Silk and Mohair Twist not elsewhere speci- 
 fied... 16 
 
 Silk Twist for Hats, Boots and Shoes Free 
 
 Silk Twist, machine......... Free 
 
 Silver Coin, U. States 15 
 
 Silver leaf.... f ,.... Free 
 
 Silver ard Gold Cloth 15 
 
 Silver-plated Ware 16 
 
 Slate Free 
 
 Slotted Tapes, for the manufaottire of Hoop Skirts Free 
 
 Small Wares 15 
 
 Snuflf— ground dxy. 15 cts ^ lb and 5 
 
 " damp, moist or pickled 15 cts iP* lb and 5 
 
 Soda Ash Free 
 
 Soap, common $1 . 00 ^ 100 lbs 
 
 Soae, perf u me d and fancy 25 
 
 Spades, Shovels, Stoves and all other Iron Castings 16 
 
 Spelter or Zinc in sheet, blocks, or fif^ Free 
 
 Specimens of Natural History, Mineralogy, Botany or 
 
 Scu Iptu re Free 
 
 Spices, ground, including ginger, pimento and pepper .... 25 
 Spices, unground} including ginger* pimento and pepper. . 15 
 
 Spikes and Kails, eomiioBition Free 
 
 Spikes, Scythes and Snaiths. 15 
 
 Spirits and strong waters, including Spirits of Wine and 
 
 Alcohol, (Packages 15 r cent) . . . . . . .80 cts <?* gal 
 
 Spirits of Turpentine 15 
 
 Spirituous liquors, other of whatever strengUi . -80 cts IP gal 
 
 Storch 2et8<P'lb 
 
 Statues of Marble, Bronze, Alabaster, natural size Free 
 
 Statiimery , 15 , 
 
 Steel, wrought or cast, in bars and rods Free 
 
 Steel Plates cut to any form but not moulded Free 
 
 Steel Chairs , Free 
 
 Steering Apparatus, Shi|;>s...... Free 
 
 Stereobrpe Blocks for prmting purposes ..> Free 
 
 Steamboat and Mill Shafts and Cranks, forged in the rough Free 
 Steam Firs Engines when imported by municipal corpora- 
 tions, for use of such municipalities Free 
 
 Steam Fire Engines 15 
 
 Stone, unwrought, and Lithographers' Stone Free 
 
TAKIFF. 
 
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 Stores for use of Army and Nary Free 
 
 Straw, Tuscan, Grass and Fancy Plaits Free 
 
 Sulphur or Brimstone in roll or flour Free 
 
 Sulphuric Add .^ ct ^ lb 
 
 Do do carboys containing 15 
 
 Sugar— Candy, brown or white 1 ct ^ lb and 25 
 
 Do equal to & above No 9 Dutch standard • 1 ct ^ lb and ?5 
 
 Do below No9 |ct4P'lband 
 
 Syrup of Sugar or of Sugar Cane, Syrup of Molasses, or of 
 Sorghum, JMelado, concentrated Melado or concentrated 
 Molasses and Cane Juice | ct iP^ lb and 
 
 25 
 
 25 
 
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 TaUow IctlP'lb 
 
 Tapos, Slotted, for the manufacture of Hoop Skirts Free 
 
 Tar Free 
 
 Tea, green, including Japan Icis^lh and 15 
 
 Tea, black 3i cts ^P* lb and 15 
 
 Tease) s Free 
 
 Thibet Hair, unmanufactured Free 
 
 Thread and other articles embroidered with gold or for 
 
 embroidery 15 
 
 Thread Lace and Insertions • 15 
 
 Tiles, drain Free 
 
 Tin, 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 
 
 Tinctures 63 cts ¥* gal 
 
 Tobacco, manufactured, except Cigars. . . .15 cts ^ lb and 5 
 
 Snuff and Snuff Flour, dry .15 ots 4^" lb and 5 
 
 Snuff, damp, moist or pickled 15 cts ^ lb and 5 
 
 Tobacco, unmanufactured (but must be bonded on im- 
 portation) '. Free 
 
 Tobacco Pipes 15 
 
 Tow, undressed Free 
 
 Toys 16 
 
 Trees, Plants, and Shrubs, Bulbs and Roots Free 
 
 Traveller's Baggage Free 
 
 Do Carriages Free 
 
 Travelling Trucks, Ships' Free 
 
 Treenails Free 
 
 Tubes and Piping, of Copper, Brass, or Iron, when drawn Free 
 
 Turpentine, Spirits of - 15 
 
 Turpentine^ other than Si>irits of Turpentine Free 
 
 Type Metal in blocks or pigs Free 
 
 Type 6 
 
 Varnish, bright and black, when used fcr ships and ves- 
 sels only Free 
 
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 Varnish, other than bright and bl^k < ,., . < 15 
 
 Veneering of wood or ivory .;^ *-^*.* Fro« 
 
 Vegetables, Culinary Free 
 
 Vegetables, Fibres Free 
 
 Vegetables used chiefly in dyeing Free 
 
 Vegetables, Fish and Meats preserved 15 
 
 Velvets, Silks and Satin? 15 
 
 Vermouth 80 cts ^ gal 
 
 Vinegar ,.,......,, 15 
 
 Vitriol, blue %.y .> Free 
 
 Walnuts, Dried Fruits , 15 
 
 Wearing Apparel and Clothing made by hand or sewing 
 
 machine 15 
 
 Weaving or tram silk and weaving or tram cotton for 
 making elastic webbing, and crinoline thread for cover- 
 ing crinoline wire Free 
 
 Wedges, Ships* Free 
 
 Whale Oil, in the Casks from on Ship*board and in the 
 
 condition in which it was first landed Free 
 
 Wheat , Free 
 
 Whiting or Whitening. Free 
 
 White Zinc, dry Free 
 
 White Lead, dry Free 
 
 Whiskey (packages 15 i?' cent). 80 ots ^ gal 
 
 v*/iDes of all kinds, including GKx^er. Orange, Lemon, 
 Gooseberry, Strawberry, Raspberry, Elder, and Currant 
 Wines, (Packages 15 it cent,) 5 quart or 10 pint bottles 
 
 to a gal 10 cts 4^ gal and 20 
 
 Wire Cloth of brass or copper. .*....,. Free 
 
 Wire, (brass or copper, round or flatf Free 
 
 Wire (Iron).. , 5 
 
 Wire, flat or round, for Crinolines, uncovered Free 
 
 Wire Rising, Ships Free 
 
 Woods of aH kinds, wholly unmanufactured Free 
 
 Woods and Drugs used chiefly in dyeing Free 
 
 Wood, manufactured, not elsewhere specified 15 
 
 Wool Free 
 
 Woollens 15 
 
 Woollen Netting for India Rubber Shoes , Free 
 
 Writing Desks, fancy and ornamental Cases and Boxes 
 and other fancy goods — • 15 
 
 Yellow Metal in bars or boltst aqd Xdllow Metal Sheath- 
 ing v<8^ ., ^, , s. Free 
 
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 Zinc or Spelter, in blocks or pigs Free 
 
 Zinc or Spelter, in sheets ,.... Free 
 
 Zino-white, dry Free 
 
TARIFF.^ 
 
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 GoocUyfree of dviiyy from B, N. A, Provinces. 
 
 The following goods, when of the growth and produce of any of 
 the British North Ameriean Provinces, viz. : Animals of all 
 kinds, fresh, smoked, and salted Meats, Oreen and dried 
 fruits, Fish of all kinds, Products of Fish and of all other 
 creatures living in the water. Poultry, Butter, Cheese, Lard, 
 Tallow, limber and Lumber of all kinds, round, hewed, saw- 
 ed, but not otherwise manufactured in whole or in part, Fish 
 oil, Gypsum, ground or unground. 
 
 The following articles shall be prohibited to be imported under 
 a penalty of two hundred dollars, together with the for- 
 feiture of the parcel or package of goods in which the 
 same may befound, viz. : 
 
 Books, Printed Papers. Drawings, Paintings, Prints and Pho- 
 tc>graphsi of a treasonable or seditious or of an immoral or in- 
 decent character. 
 
 Coin, bftse or .counterfeit. 
 
 EXPORT DUTIES. 
 
 Shingle Bolts...., per Cord ofl?8 Cubic feet $100 
 
 Stave Bolts ", *V " lOO 
 
 Oak Logs ...:,.*-. jpevM, 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 prohibited. 
 
 Extract from the Act 31st Vic, cap. 6, entituled " An Act 
 respecting the Customs :' 
 
 The Fair Market Value for Duty of Ggoda imported into 
 Canada, shall be the fair market value <» suohi^KHls in the 
 usual and ordinary commercial acceptation of the term at the 
 usual and ordinary credit, and not the cash value of such goods, 
 except in cases in which the article imported is by universal 
 usage considered and kuowu to be a cash article, and so bona 
 fide |)aid for in all tr^uisactions in relation tO: such article, and 
 no discounta for cash shall in any case be allowed in deduction 
 of the fair market, valuo as herein above defined; and all in- 
 voices representing cash values, except in the special cases 
 herein above referred to, shall be subject to such additions as 
 the GolUctor or AiHPraiser of the Port at whloh they are pre- 
 sented, may appear just and reasonable to bring up the amount 
 to the true and fair market value as required by this section. 
 
 Packages delivered before Examination,-^A\\ the packages 
 mentioned in any one Entr}\ although most of such packages 
 may have been delivered to the importer, shall be subject to the 
 control of the Customs authorities of the port at whl }b they are 
 entered, until such of tne packages as have been sent for ex- 
 amination to the Exapiining Warehouse, shall have bee a duly. 
 
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 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 importer conditioned that the packages so delivered 
 shall not be opened or unpacked before the package or packages 
 sent to the Examinin|r 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 packages to be opened and un- 
 packed, as soon as those sent to the Warehouse have been ex- 
 amined and approved. 
 
 Collectors to File Invoices.— The Collector of Customs, at all 
 the ports in 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 by 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. 
 
 COASTING REGULATIONS FOR THE DOMINION. 
 Sanctioned by Order in Council 28f A of Jviy^ 1868. 
 
 1. Vessels and Boats employed solely in the transport of Goods 
 or Passengers from one Port or place to another Port or place 
 within the limits of the Dominion of Canada, shall be deemed to 
 be enga^d in the Coasting Trade, and shall be oubject to the 
 Regulations governing the sama. 
 
 2. None but Britisn registered Vessels and Boats, wholly 
 owned by British subjects, can lawfully be engaged in the Coast- 
 ing Trade of the Dominion of Canada, and the name of such 
 Vessels or Boats and the names of their Ports of Registry, shall 
 be distinctly painted on the stem of the said Vessels or Boats, 
 
 3. Such Vessels and Boats, may, without beirg subject to en- 
 try, or clearance as required by law, for Vessels trading between 
 Ports in the Dominion of Canada, as well as wi'^'x I oreign Ports, 
 carry goods, the produce of Canada, or goods duty free, or goods 
 duty paid, or passengers from any Ports or places in the Pro- 
 vinces of Ontario and Quebec, to any other Ports or places in 
 the said Provinces, or firom any Ports or places in the Province 
 of New Brunswick, to any other Ports or places in tiie said Pro- 
 vince, or from any Ports or places in the Provinoe of Nova Scotia, 
 to any other Porta or places in the said Province, provided al- 
 ways that the owners or masters of such Vessels or Boats shall 
 
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TARltT. 
 
 65 
 
 take out a license for the season for that purpose from a Collec- 
 tor of Customs in Canada, and that the owners or masters in 
 taking out the ?aid License shall enter into Bonds of $500 con- 
 ditioned that such Vessels or Boats shall not be employed in the 
 Foreign Trade, and provided also that the master of every such 
 Vessel or Boat shall keep or cause to be kept, a Cai-go Book in 
 the form prescribed by the Customs Department to be registered 
 by the Collector of Customs who granted the License, in which 
 book shall be entered at the Port of Lading, an account of all 
 goods taken on board of such Vessel or Boat, stating the descrip- 
 tion of the packages, the quantities, the descriptions find values 
 of the goods therein, as also of the goods stowed loose, and the 
 names of the respective Shippers and Consignees, as far as any 
 of such particulars shall be known to him . and at the port of 
 discharge shall bo entered in the said Cargo Book the respective 
 days upon which any such goods shall be delivered out of such 
 Vessel and also the respective times of departure from the Port 
 of lading and of arrival at the Port of unlading. 
 
 4. The master of any such Vessel or Boat shall produce his 
 License and Cargo Book to any Officer of Customs, whenever 
 the same shall be demanded, and answer all questions put to 
 him^ and such Officer of Customs shall be at liberty to note any 
 remark on the Cargo Book which he may deem proper; and 
 if the Cargo Book shall not be kept in the manner hereby re- 
 quired, and the particulars of all cargo laden and unladen, duly 
 noted therein, the floods and vessel shall be forfeited, and the 
 master shall incur the penalty of $100. 
 
 5. Before any coasting vessel or boat shall depart from any 
 Port of lading in any one of the Provinces of the Dominion of 
 Canada for any other Poi t in the said Dominion, not in the said 
 Province of departure, an account or report with a duplicate 
 thereof, in t^« form r.r to the effect following, and signed by the 
 Master, shall be delivered to the Collector, who shall retain the 
 duplicate and return the original account or report dated and 
 signed by him; and euoh account or report shall be the clear- 
 ance of the Vessel or Boat for the voyage and the tr^insire or 
 pass for the goods expressed therein, except for goods under 
 Bond or goods liable to Excise or Internal Revenue da^, which 
 shall require the entries and warrants for landing to be signed 
 by the proper officers as required by Law, and if any such ac- 
 count or report be false, the Master who signed it shall forfeit 
 the sum of $100. 
 
 REPORT and Transire Coastwise for a Registered Vessel or 
 boat proceeding from one Province to another in the Do- 
 minion of Canada. 
 
 Port of 
 
 Namfe of Vessel. 
 Master's T^ame. 
 Port of Registry. 
 
 Register Tons. 
 Whither bound. 
 
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66 DOMINION 
 
 Foreign Qoods. 1 
 
 Warehoused Goods removed 
 under Bond. 
 
 Goods liable to duty of Excise. | 
 
 ' Goods removed under Bond. I 
 
 Sundry other goods, Produce of 
 Canadfa, &c. 
 
 
 (Signed,) 
 
 Master. 
 Cleared the day of . 18 ., 
 (Signed,) 
 
 Collector of Customs for the 
 Port of 
 
 6. Within twenty-four hours after the arrival of any eoasting 
 vessel or boat at the Port of discharge, which reouires Atrantire 
 as above described, and before any goods shall Be unladen, the 
 tratuire with the namd of the place or wharf where the landing 
 is to be discharged, acted thereon, shall be delivered to the col- 
 lector, who bhaU note thereon the date of the delivery ; and if 
 any of the goods on poard such coasting vessel or boat shall be 
 subject to any customs duty the same shall not be unladen until 
 due entry has been made at the Custom House and a warrant 
 granted for the landing thereof; and if any of the floods on board 
 such vessel or boat be subject to any duty of Excise or Internal 
 Revenue the same shall not be unladen without the authority 
 or permission of the proper officer of excise ; but no entry shall 
 be required at the Custom House for any goods brought coastwise 
 the produce of Canada or goods on which the dutiesj whether of 
 Customs or Excise, have already been paid or which are duty 
 free. 
 
 7. Vessels and Boats employed in the Coasting Trade and that 
 shall not have taken out a License for canying goods and ob- 
 tained a Cargo Book as above provided, shall report inwards 
 and outwards 9t the nearest port to their place of arrival or des- 
 tination imi re^Tiire clearances whenever they depart from any 
 port or pla 'e within th^^ Dominion of Canada, and in default, of 
 their so reporting the rekaol or cargo, the Master shall in such 
 oases be subject to the penalty of $100 for departing and arriving 
 without due entry inwards or outwaids as the case may be; 
 provided tliat when a vessel shall sail from any place where there 
 IS no Custom House, or officer of Customs, it snail be sufficient 
 for the carrying out of this regulation that the owner or Master 
 of such vessel do, as soon afterwards as possible, forward to the 
 nearest Custom House a similar report in duplicate, or lodge the 
 same at the first Port at which he shall touch where there is a 
 Custom House officer. 
 
TARIFF. 
 
 67 
 
 8. Goods under a removal Bond from oae Canadian Port to 
 another Canadian Port, may be carried in any British regis- 
 tered vessel or boat, trading Coastwise with a proper License 
 and Cargo Book upon such goods being properl^r entered in the 
 Cargo Book and in the account or Transire^ in duplicate, the 
 Collector at Uie Port from which such goods are removed, being 
 required to forward by Mail, to the Collector of the Port for 
 which the goods are destined, all the particulars and descrip- 
 tion of the goods so forwarded, and the Packages shall be pro- 
 perly marked in Red as now j[>rovided, but no goods under Bond 
 shall be carried in any Coastmg Vessel or Boat until the Master 
 has delivered an account in duplicate or transire to the Col- 
 lector of Customs at the Port of lading. 
 
 9. No Coasting Vessel or Boat to touch at any Foreign Port 
 unless forced by unavoidable circumstances, and the master of 
 any Coasting vessel or boat which has touched at any Foreign 
 Port, shall declare the same in writing under his own hand, to 
 the Collector or other pro(>er officer of Customs at the Port or 
 Place in Canada where his vessel or boat afterwards first ar- 
 rives, under a penalty of SIOO. 
 
 10. If any goods are unshipped from any vessel or boat ar- 
 riving coastwise, or unshipped, or water borne to be shipped to 
 be carried coastwise on Sundays or Holidays, or unless in the 
 presence, or with the authority of the proper Officer of Customs, 
 or unless at such times and pla-ces as shall be appointed and 
 approved by him for that purpose; the same shall oe forfeited 
 and the Master of the vessel or boat shall forfeit the sum of 
 $100. 
 
 11. Officers of Customs may board any Coasting Vessel or 
 Boat in any Port or Place, and at any period of the rovage 
 search her and examine all goods on board, and demand all the 
 
 'ocuments which ought to be on board; and the Collector may 
 require such documents to be brought to him for inspection. 
 
 12. No Fi&hing Boat, or boat used in Ferrying, under 15 tons 
 burthen, shall, except by special license or permission, carry 
 any goods from a Foreign Country, which are liable to duty, 
 under pain of seieure, unless the same (in the case of Ferry 
 Boats) DC for the sole use of some passenger then on board. 
 
 18. No goods can be carried in any Coasting Vessel or Boat, 
 except such as are laden to be so carried at some port or place 
 in Canada, and no goods shall be taken into or put out of any 
 Coasting Vessel or Boat while on her voyage, by River, Lake or 
 Sea. 
 
 14. The Transire Coastwise required by these regulations may 
 in the case of any steam vessel carrying a Purser, be signed by 
 such Purser with the like effect in ail respects, and sul]|ject to 
 the like penalty on the Purser, and the like forfeiture of the 
 goods, in case of any untrue statement in the transire, as 
 if the transire was signed by the Master; and the word Master 
 for the purposes of these regulations shall be construed as in- 
 cluding the Purser of any steam vessel ; but nothing herein con- 
 tained shall preclude the Collector or proper officer of Customs 
 
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 DOMINION 
 
 
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 from Qalling upon the Master of any steam yessel to answer all 
 such qaestiopa oonoerning the vessel) passengersi carfo» and 
 crew, as might be lawfully demanded of him it the report had 
 been made By him, or to exempt the Master from the penalties 
 imposed by these regulations for failure to answer any such 
 question, or for answering untruly, or to prevent the master from 
 making euoh report, if he shall see fit so to do. hr\hi i i>'i 
 
 15. The Geosthig Regulations of the late Province of Caniida, 
 dated the 12th April, 1861, and all regulations heretofore existing 
 in the Province of New Brunswick or Nova Scotia in reference 
 to Coasting in any of the said Provinces are hereby repealed. 
 
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 INLAND KEVENUE. 
 
 EXCISE DUTIES. 
 
 (Sl«< Vic.t cap. 8, (and fAtt Fie., eap» 51.)- 
 
 On every wine gallon of Spirits of the strength of proof by Syke*s 
 
 hydrometer ....|i0.63 
 
 On every pound of Msit ...........; 0.01 
 
 On every gallon of any fermented beverage made, in imi- 
 tation of Beer or Malt liquor, and brewed in whole 
 
 or in part from any other substance than Malt 0.03i 
 
 On Cavendish Tobacco, on any 1 b. or less quantity . . » . , . 010 
 
 On CMiada Twist ( Taoae blano en torguette) do 0-05 
 
 On Snuff, per lb. w less quantity • 0.10 
 
 On all other desoriptions of manufactured Tobacco per 
 
 lb. or less quantity , 0-10 
 
 On Cigars, per one thousand, vis. :— Value not over $10 
 
 per 1,000 1.00 
 
 Value over $10 and not over $15 per 1,000 2.00 
 
 '♦ " 15 " 20 ** 3.00 
 
 « « 20 " 40 " 4.00 
 
 " " 40.. »* ...» 600 
 
 All goods. manufactured in bond shall, if taken out of bond 
 for consumption in Canadiy, be subject to duties cf excise eqjial 
 to the duties of customs to which they would be subject if im- 
 ported from Great Briti^in and entered for consumption in 
 Canada ; and whenever any article, not the produce of Canada, 
 upon which a duty of Excise would ba levied if produced in 
 Canada^ is taken into a Bonded ])ianufao4ory, the difference be- 
 tween 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 naid as a duty 
 of Excise, when it is taken into the Bonded Manuwotory. 
 
 Refined Petroleum, per wine gallon #005 
 
llegvlationa for the Inapeetton and Branding of Petroleum^ 
 sanctioned bp Order in O^uneU of 9(kh Mapi 1868 .* 
 
 l8t. Refined Petroleum shall be tested by Taglibues Pyrometer 
 
 or by suoh other similax Instruments as 
 
 Inland Revenue Act, may be approved by the Minister of In- 
 
 1868| Sec. 17. land Revenae, and all such Instruments 
 
 shall be distributed under the supervision 
 of the Department of Inland Revenue, and shall be used in ao- 
 cordinoe 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. , finors, ma^ be allowed to pass inspection 
 provided it bears a fire test of one hun- 
 dred degrees of Fahrenheit Thermometer, without giving ofif 
 vap<Hr that will ejtplode or ignite on the application of fire. 
 
 Srd. All Barrels, Casks or Packages containing Petroleum 
 which has been inspected shall be branded with :— 
 The date of the Inspection. 
 Sec. 17. The name of the Inspecting Oflicer. 
 The degree of heat at which tne vapof produced by it ifrnited. 
 The name of the refiner, or if imported the name of the impor- 
 ter. 
 
 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, 18G8. 
 
 DUTIES PAYABLE ON LICENSES. 
 
 31»« Vic.f cap. 8, and Sist Vic. cap. 51, 
 
 License for Distilling and Rectifying or for either, by any 
 
 process V. $250-00 
 
 License for Brewing . . . . ,..#.>... r 50. 00 
 
 License for Malting— 
 
 Ist Cflass— making over 100,000 lbs. weight of Malt. . • . 200.00- 
 2nd Class— making over 25,000 lbs. weight of Malt ... 150. 00 
 SrdCIass-makingurider'25,0001b8. weight of Malt . 100.00 
 
 License for manulaeturing Tobacco. 50. 00 
 
 License for manufacturing in Bond 50.00 
 
 License to refine Petroleum. . ..*.......,. 50.00 
 
 TRINITY HOUSE. 
 
 Louis Marchand, maiiter; William Bristow. deputy master; 
 J. L. Beaudry, H. Starnes, Victor Hudon. Thomas Morland, 
 Pierre Cot4, Benjamin Lyman, wardens ; E. D. David, rods- 
 trar; Daniel Rooney; clerk; Martin Brennan, water bailiff. 
 Office ; Harbor Commissioners' Building. 
 
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 TARIFF OF PILOTAGE. 
 
 TARIFF OF PILOTAGE. 
 
 Between the Harhowt of Quebec and MontretU, 20/A Victoria^ 
 
 chap, 128f §eetion 1. 
 
 From the Harbour of Quebec to Portoeuff and the opposite 
 side of the River 6t« Lawrence, or below Portseuf and abore 
 the Harbour of Qu?>bec .— 
 
 For the pilotage of any reisel in tow or propelled by steam 
 (except as hereinafter mentioned,) for e^ch foot of 
 
 draught of water, Upwards $0.50 
 
 Downwards 0-60 
 
 For the pilotage of any sea-going yessel propelled by 
 
 steam, tor each foot of draught of water, Upwards. . . 0-62} 
 
 Downwards 0.62i 
 
 For the pilotage of any yessel under sail, for each foot of 
 
 draught of water, Upwards 1.05 
 
 Downwards 0.70 
 
 From the Harbour d 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 
 
 footofdraugntof water, Upwards 1 50 
 
 Downwards 1.50 
 
 For tlie 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 fbot of 
 
 draught of water, Upwards 2.60 
 
 Downwards ... * ;' i # . V 1-90 
 
 From the Harbour of Quebec to William Henry, and the op- 
 
 E)site side of the River St. Lawrence, or any place above Three 
 ivers and below William Henry :— 
 
 For the pilotage of any vessel in tow (Mr propelled by 
 steam, (except as hereinafter mentioned,) for each 
 
 foot of draught of water, Upwards 1.50 
 
 Doiprnwards 1.50 
 
 For the pilotage of any sea-going vessel propelled by 
 
 steam, for each foot of draught of water. Upwards. . . 1 .87] 
 
 Downwards 1,87; 
 
 For the pilotage of any vessel under sail, for each foot of 
 
 draught of water. Upwards 3.15 
 
 Downwards 2.10 
 
CONSULS. 
 
 71 
 
 From the Harboor of Quebec to the Harbour of Montreal, or 
 to any place above William Henry, and below the Harbour of 
 Montreal :— 
 
 For the pilotage of any vesflel In tow or propelled by 
 steam (except as nereinafber mentioned, 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. 2-50 
 
 Downwards 2.50 
 
 For the pilotatre of auy vessel under sail, for eaoh foot of 
 
 draughtof water. Upwards 4.7.0 
 
 Downwards 9 iO 
 
 The Pilots shall be P'^id for all fractional iwrtfl of a foot of 
 draught of water, pro to the above Tariffi r - > ' 
 
 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 Tariff, according to the 
 distance made in tow or under sail. 
 
 CONSULS AND VICE-CONSULS. 
 
 Argentine Republic, H. Chapman, J.P., St. John street. 
 
 Austrian-Hungarian Empire, B. Schultze, 476 St Paul street. 
 
 Belgian, Jesse Joseph, 41 Little St James street. 
 
 Chile Republic, Geo. B. Day, 59 St James street. 
 
 Danish Consul-General, A. Rimmer, J.P., 16 and 18 St Sacra- 
 ment street. 
 
 French Consul-General, Monsieur Fr^d^ric Gauthier, Quebec. 
 
 French Tioe-Oonsul, P. B. Picault M.D., Notre Dame street 
 
 Italian, Henry Chapman^ J. P., St. John street 
 
 Norway and Sweden, Vice-Consul, Henry Chapman, J.P. St 
 John street 
 
 North German Confederation, G. Lomer, J.P. 475 St Paul street 
 
 Oriental Republic of the Uruguay, F. W. Henshaw, 10 St Sacra- 
 ment street 
 
 Peru Republic, G. B. Day, 59 St. James street. 
 
 United Statet Consul' General for the B. N. A. Provinces, W. A. 
 Dartf Viee Conntl'^Generalj Thos. F. Wilson. 
 Ooam^.— Windsor, Geo. W. Swift ; Sarnia, Samuel D. Pace ; 
 
 Clifton, W. M. Jones ; Fort Erie, A. C. Phillips ; Toronto, A. D. 
 
 Shaw ; Coatioooke, Edwin Vaughn ; St Johns. L. P. Blodgett; 
 
 King^n, S. B. Hance; Quebec, James Robinson; Presoott, 
 
 Clifford F. Sims ; Godeiich, Thomas Allcook; Hamilton* F, N. 
 
 Blake ; Gasp< Basin, ' jNova Scotia : —Halifax, 
 
 Mortimer M. Jaokson ; Piotou, Ben. H. Norton ; New Bruns- 
 wick t-^St John, Darius B. Warner: Newfoundland :— St. 
 
 Johns, Thos. N. Molloy ; Prince Edwards Island :-^Charlotte- 
 
 town, E. P. Scammon. 
 
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 COURTS OF JUSTICE. 
 
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 : ■ •"'■'■'GO IJ RT'S ■ OP JUS T 1 B.'' -"* 
 
 COtJWT OF QUEEN'S BBNCH. /' : ': 
 
 i / ' JODGfeS. 
 
 HoM. JeimF.J^DiiTal,- Chief JustiQeioIr'T ' ') t : 
 Bioii.Reii4.R^OarDD, ) ' in:: 
 
 Hon. WUUwiBadffley, . f ^y*""* Judges.^ 
 Hoti.SamiiclC.Mqn% j j . .u 
 
 Offiorbs of THis C(Wbt. 
 
 Taaor^deBoiriliiHiiBiv Sheriff. t ■«( - - • IH *aa' 
 The Hon. L. A. DMMdlles^CfeBk^f the Grown, v.liiw 1 Mitt-; 
 
 Sharles fi. ScblUer, I>eputar Clerk of the Crown; ; , : , 
 I(^d d^B^Aoniont, ^puty Clerk of the Crows and 6tt|)erin- 
 tj^nd^htitt^^CK^wn. Witnesses. 
 AdbTphe BIssoiineUe, High Constable^ „ „ • > 
 
 Louis PayettOi Gaoler. 
 
 Appeal Side. 
 *MoNTjiEAi..-^l8t Maxell, Jiine, September and I>6(^eniber. 
 *QuEBEC.— ^i2thJ^roh, Jane, SeiiP^teuiher and Deqepiber*..,, . . 
 OjSUiert of CouH^'^y,^^^^^ clerk of Apt^als 5 0; 
 
 Drblet, deputy qI^ of i^peals. u . w^i . ^ 
 
 WA«re ifeW. IfAen Held, r-- ^'-nti 
 
 Suebee. ...;«.... «... ...... .34th Jannary and fMiJ^tsL •' ' '\ • 
 [ontraal^..'......../....v.. ^4ch March aiid S^l^Bpt^berp^'^ 
 
 Three fivers i v: SOth Mareh and '20tu Se^tenbet*. 
 
 Shtrbrooke. . . . ; i*u . < . 4 . .'^ . let Apifl and Ist Oetbbork 
 
 Kamouraska ^ ..... -Sth April and 5tb Deoeiaber. ' ^■ 
 
 Aylmer .»^.'I.-.'...?;.V.I..^.'f)8t JAniiaijraBd Ist JUly^ '^ • 
 Pero^..^^:..^.<.........^..'13th Mareb and 18th AaiaBt ' 
 
 New Carlisle 13th February and 13th' July. 
 
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 *By the 22nd iee«.of chap. 77'of the CunieUdated Btatutaalbr 
 Loweri Cai|ad»i eaaee io Appeal or Error, firom the^ Disirietti>of 
 Ottawa. Montreal, l^evtebonne* tfoUette^ Riehelleui St F/aneis, 
 Bedford* St Jtlyaeintbet Iberr^le^anaBtfauhamoiat. shall < be 
 heard a«d determined at the eity of MonArail . iOnliu and the 
 Writs in, sneh oases shall be relnnaUe there { and ea^esln Ap- 
 peal m iBrrorfrom the distriets 4^t Three RiTon; UiMbe<K Sague- 
 nay* QMp^/Cbi90utiaii«i Ejmouaki. Eamoaraska, MonlBM0Dy> 
 l^eauea and, Arthal»aska« shaJl be heard and detaiaBiiied at the 
 city of)<MBeoofiZ|^ sand the Writs in such oaaM shall faa retorn* 
 able there. i •. .4 
 
COURTS OF JUaTIGB« 
 
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 Crown Side-^ Continued. 
 
 •*• ' WJUre Held. Wkm mid,' ^ ' ' 
 
 Artbabai(k^T!lle ........... ;oth Fel)t^ try aiid 20th Oe(<^r. 
 
 Bemee <..v;..i..j4**U3tiiM4roh«ndISth' October. 
 
 MonfmaffDy. . .v. 4 ^ . . .istti Fetevaiy and 16fh'!Rot^ftibeir. 
 
 Beanharnois 20th March and 20th NoVdnWR' ' 
 
 St.Hya«inthe*.^ .....(htMiy andlsiD^oembar. v 
 
 8t.Johna ^^< 23tid May and ^th DeoMnber.! 
 
 St. Seholastitue ...^th Jaa«4itya»d2na July. . 
 
 . >V - SUPERIOR' C(HJ»T. V ** r 
 
 Jurwdietton for Sums exceeding ,$200) undei( CwP* ««) <V^ ^^ 
 Coneolidated Sidtuteefor Lower Cdfiftdat «ec. 2. 
 
 HQn.Wm. CoUiaMeiedithv Chief Jttitice. ii > 
 
 Hon. Ghs. M^ndel^t, 
 *' Bdirard Short, • 
 Andrew Stuart* 
 David R(Or, • > tr m 
 Feter Winter, 
 Aim^ Lafontaine, 
 Antfone Poktte* 
 fiilM^diloii a^Uiier, 
 
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 ■ Hon. Joseph A. ^erthelot 
 4* Thou^aB J. J.IiOranger. 
 Lonis Vt^tbt Sieotte. 
 PranoiiG. Jobnaon^ 
 
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 iJeHn T^.Taaohereau. 
 Joseph K. Boss^..^ 
 Reberyiaekay? r.,. 
 
 *MoKTBRAL.~tfiochelaga} Jacques Cartier,La9fal»Va^idv0«ily 
 Soulanges. LajHraJfia, Ghamblyjm. VercherMf ci^.pf Men- 
 treaOLel4 i>t MtotroirfrOTi imTtp,^^ ^^y^ry i%^,,B3ir 
 ccpt January, July, iindjltf^^' Haji^en, Pftpin0aw.AJab»ey, 
 prothonotai7 ; Oioi«e :^k«a»d Charles A. T«tr6tt3^' deputy 
 prothonotenes ; Tanot^da Boathillierj shenff) M. iH. Snbolki. 
 deputy ahertff; Joeeph JonesiCoroBi^. • >r t 
 
 QaRBKC—Portaeuf; Qaebeq^ Mfibtfeaorenoyi Leyt^ Letbuuii^ 
 and city,pf: Quebec<—held at Quehec firem tbe.l8t,to.^t)i o^ every 
 montht azii^ikt January,. July^andAncoat* Fiset Jk BimnROfhs,. 
 prothonotMrVHone.CMrlea AUeyn, aheri|;. ; . , ■ „ *, r i 
 
 Threk RIVERS.— MaskinOngd, St Mauxtce (iqcluding city Of 
 Three Rivers), Chanpiyiiii and Nieel^ held«t Three Rivers 
 from 14th to 19th of March, June, SeptOkber and Deceknber/ 
 
 i sheHflfi 
 
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 Edward Barnard, prothonetasy ; - 
 
 St. FJUiiOi3.-rRichmond (ineludl;(VK Town of > ^herbpnpoke), 
 
 Temiaeduttta, held .at Ka- 
 
 menraskar from ISth to 19th Febmiity.! May and Kovemberi 
 D^ry & Pelletier, prothonotary ; Vineestat Taohd, shenff. < ;^ • 
 
 ]9th Febriuixyi Jiutie^and jrovember, 3£BI^^m^<l^1I*^tbono- 
 tary ; Ii0i|ui i^; Coiitl^e, BheriE 
 
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 OO0RT3 OP JUSTICE. 
 
 OASpi.— G»8p< and Bonaventare, held at Pero4 from 13th to 
 19th MarDh, Autaat and Dtocnnber. L. G. Harper* prothono- 
 Urr; f. Vibert Bherift At New Carlisle, from 13th to 19tli 
 Febraary* Jalj and November. F. D. Gauvieaa, prothonotary ; 
 Martin Sheppard, sheriff. 
 
 TintRirBOinfii.-^Ait^te«ll. Two Mountains and Terrebonne, 
 held at St flebolaati^rae, firom 13th to 19th February, May and 
 October. Jnlet R. Bertheiet* prothonotary; Alphonse Raby, 
 sheriff. 
 
 JoLiBTTR.— L'AssomplioBk MoBtsalm and Jotiette, held at 
 Joliette, from 13th to 19th February, May and October. L. T. 
 Qroulx, prothonotary; B. H. Leprohon, sneriff. 
 
 RiOHRLtKD.— lUchelieu, Yamaska and Berthier, held at Sorel, 
 from 18th to 19th Mareh. Jane and Noyember. Antoine N. 
 Gouin, prothonotary ; Miehel Mathieu, •heriff. 
 
 Saoubnat.— Charlevoix and Saguenay,held at Malbaie. from 
 13th to 19th January, May and September. Charles DuBerger, 
 prothonotary; P. H. Oimon, sheriff. 
 
 OHiooumii.^Held at Chiooutimi, from 13th to 19th Febniaiy, 
 June and October. F. H. O'Brien, prothonotary ; Ovide Boss^, 
 sheriff. 
 
 RiMOusn.— Rimouski, held at St. Germain, fhmi ISth to 19th 
 March, June and October. Frs. M. 0erome, prothonotary; 
 Aebille Foomier, sheriff. 
 
 MoNTifAQKT.— L^slet, Montmajmr imd Belieohasse, held at 
 Montmagpy. from 13th to 19th F<)braary. May and November. 
 Albert Bender, prothonotary ; J. D. Lepine, sheriff. 
 
 BiAuOB.-HBeauoe and Dorchester, held at St. Joseph de la 
 Beauce, from 13th to 19th Bfaovh. Jane and October. Z^phirin 
 Venna, prothonotary $ T* J. Tatohereaa, sheriff. 
 
 ABTRAtiASKA.— Mefrantic, Arthab««ka and Dmmmond held 
 at Arthabaska firom iSth to 19th February, May and October. 
 Rufus Wadleigh, prothopotai^ ; Angnstin Qnesnet sh^ff. 
 
 BxDFOBD.^Shefford, Missisauoi and Brome, held at Nelnon- 
 ville. from ISth to 19th Febmary* May and October. F« T. Hall, 
 prothonotary ; Foster M Cow^n^ shenA 
 
 ^ St. HTAOiimiK-St. Hyaeitithe. fiagot and RoiTVllIc^, held at 
 St. Hyacinthe, from 22nd to 28th February, June and November. 
 Ls. G. DeLorimieri iprMhonotaty ; Louis Taoh^, sheriff. 
 
 , iBREViLLRk— St. Johna, Napierville and ih«rviller held at St. 
 Jphmu from 16th to 2l8t Mar^. June and November. F. H. 
 Marchand, prothonotary ; J. F. Desrividres, sheriff 
 
 Bravhabkoib.— )9unt{ngdon. Beanliamois and Ohateaucuay, 
 held at Beauh«moiS( fhmi 13th to 19th March. June and No- 
 vember. P. J. U. Beaudry, prothonotary ; Louis Hidnault, 
 sheriff. 
 
COURTS OF JUSTICE^ 
 
 CIRCUIT COURT. 
 
 JurudicHon for Sumt not exeeedtna $2O0l under Cap. 79 of the 
 Contolidated Statntea/or Lower Oanadot ate, 2. 
 
 MoMTRRii. District. 
 
 Montreal District Cironit,* held at Montreal, 10th to 15th of 
 every month, except January, July and August Hubert, Papi- 
 Deau a Honey, clerk. 
 
 Vaudrauil County Circuit, held at Vaudreuil, Istto 5th March, 
 July and November. F. de S. Baetien, clerk. 
 
 Soulangee Circuity held at Coteau Landing^ 6th to 10th March, 
 6th to 9th July, and 6th to 10th November. H. T. Sentenne, 
 clerk. 
 
 Verchftree County Circuit held at Verch^res, let to 5th Feb- 
 ruary, May and October. E. E. Chagnon, clerk. 
 
 QuxBBO District. 
 
 Quebec District Circuit held at Quebec 16th to 2l8t January, 
 and June, and 20th to 25th of every month, except July and 
 August Fiset & Burroughs, clerks. 
 
 Lotbini^re Circuit held at St Croix, the 7th to 12th Febmaiy* 
 May and October. Louis Lemay, clerk. 
 
 Thrks Rivers District. 
 
 Three Riven District Circuit held at Three Rivers, 7th to 12th 
 March, June, September and December. E. Barnard, cleric. 
 
 Maskindnge Coundr Circuit held at Riviere dtt Loup, 26th to 
 30th January and May ; and from the 2Bth September to 2nd 
 October. L. J. Bourret clerk. 
 
 St. Francis District. 
 
 St Francis District Circuit held at Sherbrooke, 10th to 16th 
 February, May, October and December. Short A Morris, clerk. 
 
 Stanstead Cirottit held atStanstead Plains, let to 4th Febru- 
 ary, Juhe, September and December. C. A. Richardson, clerk. 
 
 Compton County Circuit held atCookshire, 8th to Uth Janu- 
 ary, June and November. A. W. Pope, clerk. 
 
 Richmond County Circuit held at Richmond, l8tto5th March, 
 July and November. F. C. Cleeve, clerk. 
 
 Richmond County Circuit *tbeld at Danville, 14th to 18th Jan- 
 uary, April and September. T. Leet, clerk* 
 
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 Appeals from the Circuit Court in the Queen's Bench are al- 
 lowed by the 77th chap, of the Consolidated Statutes, sec. 49, in 
 oases over $100. 
 
 *The Cireuit Court at the Ch^f-lieu of a District has concur- 
 rent jurisdiction with the Circuit Court in and for the various 
 Counties in the same District 
 
 tThe Olrbuit Court held in two or more places in a County has 
 each concurrent jurisdictfon over the whole County (79th chap, of 
 Consolidated Statutes, sec. 11>. 
 
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 COUBTS OF JUSTICE. 
 
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 KAXOVtASKl DlSTlilOT. 
 
 Kamonraska Pifitriot Oirowt, helc^ at St Louis, 7th to 12th 
 February^ May ana N9yamh§r. Diry JfcPelletier^lerk. 
 
 Teinifloouata County Circuit, held at St Jean Baptiste, 21st 
 to 25th March, June and October* L. N..Gauyreau, clerk. 
 
 Ottawa District. 
 
 Ottawa District Circuit held at Al7ni0f,'7th to 12thlf9bruary, 
 June and November. Heniv DriscoU, clerk. ' ' > 
 
 Ottawa County (Mrenit *h6ld at Paji^ahvilltf,' 7th' to 10th 
 January, May and S^temb«r; 'R S: Maokay; elm. 
 
 OtUWa CQun!& Cit^uit fhdd lit B^^dniham,' I7tfa to 20th 
 January, May and Betttemmnr. Edmund Wte. Murray, olerk. 
 
 Pontiao Circuit held at Portase du Fort 2nd to 7tn March, 
 20th t6 25th june» and 3rd tb SthTTorentber. William I4. Gray, 
 clerk. ...... ., .'vv'.-.;.' • ...-UL <...>i. ,v..-.. . 
 
 Qmv4 Distri<^i Circuit, held at Perb^, 7th to 12jth March, Au- 
 gust and December. L. G. Hairper, clerk. ^ 
 Gasp^ District Circuit heid_at Ne# CaHisIe, 7th to 12(h Feb- 
 
 ruary, July and November. F.' D. Chiurre^Ui' cWk; 
 
 Basin Circuit, held at Bas?n, fromi2th'to 2i8t February, and 
 15th to 24th October. John Eden,/eltrk-: . . 
 
 Magdalen Islap^B Circuit heiC^^U^lPherst^ 2^d toSlstMay, 
 and 22nd tp 30th ^V^eniber. , J. J.X PaiJMPAq^ 
 
 Bonaventure Circqit^ held at Carl^tott^ IJDin, tQ j^Sta' January, 
 May and September. . Edward M^nn, dl6rk. .,'.'.' 
 
 Fox River Circuit held at Fo^ Bivefr, Isi to 10th AUgnst. 
 Jno. de St Croix, clerk. 
 
 TRBSBBoiVKR btSTitlQt; 
 
 Teirehonne District t^irouit held^^ai 19|. Soliolavtiqne 7th to 
 l2th Febmai^, May and Qotpber. J. B,. BfirthQtdt^ elei^k. 
 
 tctrfcibonnA Coiinta^ Qircmt M<jl4.i^ St, Jen^lne, .^d to 6th 
 February, May and 0<tfob^n. J. B.^ L* vllleneuv^i c^erk. 
 
 Argenteuil County CTrpUitih^uiktLaohute.llKthtb 16th Janu- 
 ary, 2&thto29thMay,;12th ^X6tliJ^Pl^)hW^ clerk. 
 
 JOLIRTTB DllTBIOT. . 
 
 Joliettd Disiirict OiiJdttit held itt Joliette from 7th to :mh Feb- 
 ruary, May and Octobi^r. L. T.Groulk^ eleirk. 
 
 L'Assomption County Circuit held at L'Assomption, 26th to 
 90th January, Aptil ami September. .T. Z. MarteU, clerk. 
 
 Montcalm County Clrcilit, held M Sie. JulUerine; 2nd to 6th 
 February, May and OotoMh Adrieh H.* dd Cfliussin, <|lerk. 
 
 *The Circuit Ooiirt at the Chief -^Uu of a District has' concur- 
 rent jurisdiction with the Circuit Court |n Riid for the various 
 Counties in the same District. i rn/j t i 
 
 fThe Cireoit Oeurtiheld in two or more plaoM in a County has 
 each concurrent jurisdiction over the ; ytXmt ,Cottn^ (3|l johop. of 
 Consolidated Statutes, sec. 11). .^ 
 
COURTS OF JTSTIOB. 
 
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 RiOHBLIRV BiBTRIOT. 
 
 Richelieu District Circuit, held at ^orel, 7th to 12th March, 
 June and l^ovemlter. A. N. Qooin, clerk. 
 
 Berthier County Circuit, held at Berthier, 24th to 28th Febru- 
 ary* May and October. Charles Emond, cletk. 
 
 Yamaska County Circuit, held at St. Francois, 2nd to 6th 
 March, June and November. L. M. Cot^, olork. 
 
 Sagurnat DraTRtOT. * 
 
 Saauenay District Circuit, held at Malbaie, 7th to 12th Janu- 
 ary. May and 6epteinl>9r. Charles DuBerger, clerk. 
 
 Charlevois County Ciropit,*held at Bale St Paul, 20th to 23rd 
 March, July and November. Joseph Perron, clerk. 
 
 ChIOOUTIMI DI8TRICT. 
 
 Chicoutiini Distrust Circuit, held at Chicoutimi, 7th to 12th 
 February, June and October. Francis H. O'Brien, clerk. 
 
 RlliOUSKI DiBTBIOT. 
 
 Rimonski District Circuit, held at St. Germain, 7th to 12th 
 Mnrch, June and October. F. M. D^rome, clerk. 
 
 Rimouski County Circuit^eld at Matane, 2nd to 5th March, 
 June and October^ D^ F. de St. Aubin, clerk. 
 
 Month AONT District. 
 
 Montmaniy District Circuit, held at MontAJagny, 7th to 12th 
 February, Alay aud November. Albert Binder, clerk. 
 
 L'Islet County Circuit, held at St. Jean Port Joli, 20th to 24th 
 Februanr, May and November. L. Z. Duval, derk. 
 
 Bellechasse County Circuit, held at St. Michel, 20th to 24th 
 March, June and October. Majorio Meroier, clerk. 
 
 BiAUOE District, 
 
 Beauce District Circuit, held at St. Joseph de la Beauce, 7th 
 to 12th March, June and October. Z^phenn V^zina, clerk. 
 
 Dorchester County Cireuit, held at Ste.H^nMine, 2nd to 6th 
 March, June and Ootobeir. Joseph Reny, clerk. 
 
 Arthabaska District. 
 
 Arthabaska District Qirofult, held at Arthabaskaville, 7th to 
 12th Februanr, May and Oetober. Rufns Wadleigfa, derk, 
 
 Dmmmond County Cirouit, held at Dmmmondville, 20th to 
 24th March, June and November. Joseph Treffl^ Ca^a, clerk. 
 
 Meffantio Counbr Circuit, held at Invemess, 13th to 17th 
 March, Jane and December. J.7Bte. Rousseau, clerk. 
 
 Bkdford District. 
 
 Bedford Distriot Circuit, held at Nelsonville, 7th to 12th Feb- 
 ruary, May and October. Frederick T. Hall, clerk. 
 
 *The Cirouit Court at the Ohuf-Ueu of a district has concui^ 
 rent jurisdiotioii witii the Cirouit Court in and for the various 
 counties in the same Distriot. 
 
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 C0UBT8 OF JUSTICB. 
 
 Brome County Cironit, hM U Knowlcon, 2Gth to dOth Janu- 
 ary, April and September. Jot^ph Lefebvref clerk. 
 
 Shefrord County Ciiouit, held at Waterloo, Slst to S5th Janu- 
 ary. April and September. VespasianNnttingt olerk. 
 
 Sf fssisauol County drenlt* held at Bedford, 2nd to 5th Feb- 
 ruary, May and October. Thomaa Capeey, clerk. 
 
 St. Htaointhr District. 
 
 St Hyacinthe District Circuit, held at St Byaeinthe, 22nd 
 to 27th January, March and October. Louis G. DeLonmier, 
 clerk. 
 
 Kouville County Circuit, held at Marieville, 15th to 19th Feb- 
 ruary, May and October. F. H. Gatien, clerk. 
 
 InSITILtlC DlSTUOT. 
 
 Iberville District Circuit, held at 8t Johns, 11th to 15th 
 March, June and Noveinber. Francois H. Marchand, olerk. 
 
 Iberville Connis Circuit hel^ at Ibenrf tie, Oth to lOth March, 
 June and November. Philibert Beaudohi, clerk. 
 
 Napierville County Circuit, held at Napierville, Ist to 5th 
 March, June and Kovember. Antoine Menni, olerk. 
 
 BllURf BN0I8 DlSTBIOT. 
 
 Beauhamois District Circuit, held at 6eauhaniois,7th to 12th 
 March, June and November. P. J^ U. Beaudry, olerk. 
 
 Chateausuay Ooupty Circuit, held at St Martin, 2nd to 6th 
 March, June and November. - Charies Mentor Lebrnn. clerk. 
 
 Huntingdon County Circuit, held at Huntingdon, 15th to 19th 
 January, April and September. John Morrison, clerk. 
 
 *The Circuit Court at the Ck%ff'4\eu4]i a district, has concur- 
 rent jurisdiction with the Circuit Court in and for the various 
 counties in the same District 
 
 COURT OF GENEBAL SESSIONS OF THE PEACE. 
 
 Charlee Joseph -Qgarsol, Chairman. 
 
 Hon. L. A. DessauUes ^te'k of the JPeace. 
 
 Charles E. Schiller Deputy Clerk of the Peace. 
 
 Alfred DeBoaumont Deputy Clerk or the Peace and Su- 
 
 perintendeiit Crow9 Witnesses. 
 
 Tkbms. 
 
 Montreal— 1st to 10th March, June, September and December. 
 
 COURT OP SPECIAL SESSIONS. 
 Under the Consolidated Statutes of Canada^ chape. 105 and 106. 
 
 0. J. Conrsol, IBsq., Presiding Justice. 
 Q^eer«.--Louit D.Ren6 Oo^ firat derkf Geo. W. Hill, 
 second clerk ; William Fraser, crier. 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
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 POLICE MAGISTRATE. 
 
 Under the Act 28 Fte., chap. 20. 
 WiUism H. Br^haut 
 
 COMMISSIONERS TO ENLIST AND ATTEST 
 
 Soldiora or persons derirous of entering Her Majesty's service 
 under the Inperial Aet 12 Vic. cap. 10 :— Alexander M. Delisle, 
 William H. Br^hawt, Charles Joseph Oonrsol, Edward Garten 
 Q. C, the Hon. L. A. Dessaulles. 
 
 RECORDER'S COURT. 
 J. P. Skxton, Rtecrder, 
 
 H. J. Ibbotson. Clerk ; J. B. Daverger, Assistant Clerk, and 
 H. A. Germain. E^itra Assistant Clerk ; A. D. Joubert, Joseph 
 Dumonli.L. C. Therriea, and L. Q. NoUn, Bailiflb ; G. Neilson, 
 Bailiff, Crier and Constable. 
 
 CITY POLICE FORCE. 
 
 F. W. L. Penton, chief of police: John L. Tetn, depu^- 
 chief; Bntene Flynn, sob-chief and health officer: Charles P. 
 Naide. sob-ohief Omtre Diyision : Hercale Paradis, do. East- 
 em iMVlsioo: Nicholaa R. Hughes, do. Western Division. 
 Olivier Bonoiiard, Andrew Cullen, Vincent Lafon, Patrick 
 Murphy.detactives. Anthonj Maher, Roger Lessard, Seraphin 
 Niguet John Clancy, Walter Burke, seigeants. 
 
 (A) Statioii, Jaoaues Cartier Square. 
 
 (B) Station, Panel Street. 
 
 (G) StatioB, Chaboillea Square. 
 (D)Statieii, St Charles Barrom^ street 
 (E) Station, comer Ottawa and Kemp streets. 
 
 REGISTRARS OF COUNTIES- PROVINCE OF V^l ;^BEC. 
 
 ■•■• «r BcglattrmtlMi CeaDty 
 DlilTteW •rOiTisloB. Kum of Beglatrar. 
 
 Momtrtid ....Montreal Geo. H.Byland. 
 
 ChamUy N. Migneaulc 
 
 eontuDgten, 1st Reg. Div.Adolphe Beanvais. 
 aval Ad^ard E. Leonard. 
 
 Soniangee Geo. H. Domesnil. 
 
 Vaadrauil F.deSalles Bastion. 
 
 Vereh^ret Aim6 Geoffrion. 
 
 Q««&ee Ouebee C. N. Montisambert. 
 
 Portnenf J. B. Thibadeau. 
 
 Montmorency tiabriel Dick. 
 
 Orleans (Island oO Pierre Goeselin. 
 
 Doreheeter 2nd Reg. Div.Fhmeols M. Guay. 
 LotUnidie Joseph IHtean. 
 
 
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 OOUNTT RBGISTRARS. 
 
 Namt or-1l«ttstnitl<mOoaaty 
 Diatriet. or DlvUlon. Kftne of Registrar. 
 
 Three i?tver«i Champmn. . . .^^ •,•,* • « • ^ • 'BMe Rinfrot. 
 
 Maakinonge % ...» .J. Edouard Piohette. 
 
 Nioolet Joeeph A . Blondin. 
 
 r *s;T'. T>reiR|v«w ........... LpttliJ4l)uT«I. 
 
 St. Francit. .Riphmond Cbarles P. Glevelaod. 
 
 8herbrook« ..... i William Ritchie. 
 
 l/folfb ...... .^«v Jean-Bte. Riobahl, 
 
 i^.r.. stoiMtead.'. .%'» i*. . .-.. . « ; « .0. A; Riohardemi; 
 Ovtpi Bonayentare. . .^ ..«./. . .Joseph G. Lebel. • 
 
 Gasp^ * Louis Geo. Harper. 
 
 Kt Anne .d^ Mon^- ^ ... John Rerr^^e. 
 
 Maffdslen Island ...... . .Jean Btienne Aub6. 
 
 Kamouratka Kamoucaska . . , . . < -Henry Garon. 
 
 Temisoouata...***" John Heath. 
 
 OtMma ..... .Ottawa % Jaitoet F. Taylor. 
 
 Pontiao ..Jiunes'B. Judson* , 
 
 Tei^dboniM . .Two Monntaini ...... . .Dbriitfi^e I>upra^. . 
 
 Argenteuil ^. ..... . .Thomas Barron. ' ' 
 
 Terrebonne v • J<>seph A. Hervieuz. 
 
 Joliette Jolieile :.. ^ ..;..; .' Gbag. G. Baudoin. 
 
 :L'A89<Mnption Mareel Potrierr. 
 
 Montoalm Joaepb Ed. Beanpro. 
 
 Jiichelieu . • • ..H^oheliea " .Jules Chevalier. 
 
 Berthier .Jean Oetaye Cnalnt. 
 
 Tamaskfi .Joseph M* Coto. 
 
 TndDiT. of ditto Telespbore t'ortm. 
 
 ChietnUimi,- .Ghiooutimi oOm Bois^ 
 
 Rimowki — Rimouski, No. 2 • Andr^ R. Gauyrean. 
 
 MoiUmagnjf L'lslet Tkaid^ Midbaud. 
 
 Bedford 
 
 iramwMK 
 oefford .. 
 
 MontiniMEnyt...-*.. Joe. DiiTidIiepin4$. 
 
 Belleohasse •...•_. Pantaloon Forsues. 
 
 Beauee Beauce Jean E. Proulz. 
 
 Dorehettm^.. .^ ...... i.'. . 'Fri. Ronleaii. 
 
 Arthabaeka . • Mesantio Wm. H; Lambly. 
 
 Arthikbaska Bd. M. Poisson. 
 
 id BdmuBdCoz. 
 
 . JoMpli B* Bdgarton. 
 irome ,..,.......*..... ..Hiram 8. JFoster. 
 
 ,1^ j^iflgiMLuoi .^enard Dickinson. 
 
 St, Hi/aeinihe»^ Eyadnthe Horace St Germain. 
 
 B«ot- 1 r ^ X Jof.Jp. Bachaud. 
 
 euville > .t... Ls. Bd. P. Laberge. 
 
 St Johms • Wm. A. Mareband 
 
 NapiemUe BpbremJBoucbard. 
 
 . IbamlU .r DidaoeTass^. 
 
 J7eaiiAariu»M»B8Miaai*noi9 ............. V. A. L. DeMartigny. 
 
 •Ch«teanfaaj . ....*>;. «... .Juexialll. Gagnier. 
 
 , Hnntingoon .*.. .,* ..•.* • Andrew Somerville. 
 
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THfi :.AIL 
 
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 Frks allowrd rot RKOiSTtASS — 2i. 6d. for fyUog Entry 
 and R«g{stry of Memorial ; and 2b. 6d. more for every nnndred 
 words after the first four hundred. ^, 6d. for every oertifioatOt 
 or M eoDy of a doenment ; and 6d. for every hundred worda 
 after the ftnt fonr hundred. For every aeareht when the namea 
 of the {parties are tireBt Is. ; when the namea are not gi^n 2i* 
 
 THE BAB. 
 
 DISTRICT OF MOin^RBAL. 
 
 CO0NOIL. 
 
 Hon. &» Ouimet, Q^ CL .B&tonnier. 
 
 M* Dohertar, Esq Syndic. 
 
 L. A. jette. Esq Treasurer. 
 
 BeiMi,EBq 
 
 J. 0. Jose 
 
 F. Caseidy, Q. C, 
 L. 0. Loranger* 
 L. Bdlanger, 
 V. P. W. Dorlon, 
 
 . .Beeretaiy. 
 
 A. Cross, O. CL 
 T.W. Ritchie, Q. a, 
 W. W. Robertson, 
 8. W. Dorman. 
 
 BOAKD or EZAIONBBS. 
 
 S. Betbnne, M. Dofaerty, F. Oassidy, 8. W. Dorman, V. P. W, 
 Dorion) L. B^langeiv W« W. Robertton, L. A. Jetttf, J. L. 
 Morris* L^ 0. Loranger* J. Wortele, J. A. Monssean, P. Rjran, 
 H. F. Rainville, H. L. 8nowdon, E. L. PeBeUef4niUe, A. H. 
 Lunn, Alph. Deiijudfau. J. Kirby, and A. Laooste. 
 
 MmBKRS. 
 
 Date of 
 OoBiailMiM. 
 
 OV, 
 
 **8ej>t 
 ••«^ept 
 
 C. 8. Chenrier, (^.CAtig. 
 F. Griffin. *" Deo. 
 
 gy.Jnddb, " MAy, 
 
 y.O.AodrQWfl ** Deo. 
 John J. Day '* Jime, 
 Hon.a; B. Cartier,** Nov. 
 Henry 8ttifl^, " 
 C. A. L^matio, 
 And. Robeitson, 
 Hon. A. A. Doriotf/' Swy, 
 Jas. Rotttir Roy, ** FdS. 
 Uon.J.R6Bei *<Sflpt. 
 StraohsiJBethnne,** May, 
 Alex.Ciros8. ''MBy, 
 Hon. a. Onlmet^ *' Anc. 
 £. Carfen *' Fisb. 
 
 Eugehe u. Piohtf, ** Mar. 
 
 F 
 
 MEHBBSg. 
 
 Date of 
 CommlMlon. 
 
 . Dontor^i Q, C. April, 1817 
 ton.J;J.dAbbott,'' Oct. 1847 
 '. Cassidy, *• Ang. im 
 
 '.A. R. Laflamme," Oct 1849 
 . Fomlnville, " July, 1880 
 '. K. Raiiisay, ''Oct. 1852 
 [on. L. S. Hforin, ** Feb. 1858 
 
 f.8. Jndah Dec. 1824 
 
 Johoi Bleakley Aug. 1825 
 
 J.P.Sdxton. ......Feb. 1827 
 
 Thomas Nye Djbo. 1827 
 
 Hogh Taylor Ufat. ]82» 
 
 ^D.Daivid.; July, 1832 
 
 ni. F. Obffin Nov. 1835 
 
 Hds A. Oliver .Dec. 1839 
 
 John Mojik ........ . Jany. 1811 
 
 IH. J. Ibbdtson .FeE 1841 
 
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 THE BAR. 
 
 MniBKBS. 
 
 DattoT 
 CohbiImIob 
 
 JoMph D«l«frAT«. . April, 1841 
 JuIm L«iBoth« .... Mftyf 184^ 
 Alezaodre DeB«y« . Oct 18l« 
 P«ter L. Macdonell May, 184£ 
 Cbas. Olaokmeyer . Sept. 184i^ 
 Hon. M. LafrAmboiseDeo. 184£ 
 
 Mordo Mclvor Fob. 1844 
 
 Euolide Roy Jany. 184& 
 
 P. R. Lafrenaye . . . S«pt. 184^ 
 
 O.DuDkin July, 181^ 
 
 George Macrae Nov. 1846 
 
 Magloire Lanotot. • • Sept. 184" 
 
 Bernard Devlin Oct 184^ 
 
 Henry W. Austin. . . Feb. 184i^ 
 P. C. Duraneeau. . . May, 1848 
 Richard McDonnell June, 18 18 
 Marcus Doherty ... July, 184S 
 L. D. Rene Cotret. . .Jany. 1846 
 Louis Betoumay. • • Feb. 1849 
 William A. Bates . . May, 1849 
 
 John Bates July, 1849 
 
 V. P. W. Dorion • . June, 1850 
 
 t.MoOord July, I860 
 
 JohnPopbam Oct. 1850 
 
 8. W. I>orman Nov. 18^0 
 
 L. E. C. Ricard April, 1851 
 
 Wm. B. Lam be Sept. 1851 
 
 Cbas. J. Dunlop — Oct. 1851 
 A. A. Archamoault Dec. 185] 
 W. W. Robertson . . .April, 1852 
 Jean P. Mackay . • . Sept. 1852 
 
 Louis B^langer Oct. 1852 
 
 0. A. R. dit LaflechcFeb. 1858 
 Joseph R. Turcot... Feb. 1853 
 
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 Edmund Barnard. . .Oct. 1853 
 Alexis A.Dumesnil. .Jany. 1854 
 L.W.F.Marohand..Feb: 1854 
 
 Alex. H. Lunn Feb. 1854 
 
 Oeo. B. Cramp June, 1854 
 
 Jos. M. Loranger. . . .April, 1855 
 WiUiato A. Bovey . . JunOf 1855 
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 J. A. Belle Mar. 1858 
 
 J.K.Elliot Mar. 1858 
 
 James G. Day Anril. 1858 
 
 L. 0. Loranger May, 1858 
 
 p. H. Sentfoal May, 1858 
 
 J. B. Boargeois Mny, 1858 
 
 Rd. Fraser July, 1858 
 
 J. L. Decary Sept. 1858 
 
 Adolphe Germain. . -Sept. 1858 
 
 Peter Ryan Sept 1&% 
 
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 &.Robidouz May. 1866 
 
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 T. P. Bntler Sept. 1866 
 
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 O. A. Drolet Oot 1866 
 
 a. T. St Jiilien. . . . Oct 1866 
 
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 ¥f.O.Farraer Oct 1866 
 
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 Oscar Preyoet Oct 1866 
 
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 Louis M. Demers. . • Dec. 1866 
 Ferdinand David.... Deo. 1866 
 
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 Olivier Aug^ Jany. 1867 
 
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 Bdwaid Holton Juno, 1867 
 
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 Abel AdsniB ,..Deo. 
 
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 Ren^ Ed. Kiraber* . • Deo. 
 
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 J. Ale<. Oaimet. . . . .Mar. 
 John w..MeLareii.. .Mar. 
 David R. MeCori. . . .Mar. 
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 Peter Oos^e Mar. 
 
 Fr^d. L. B^4ae Mar. 
 
 Jos. Boisseilo. ...... .June* 
 
 Wm. W. L7neh..4..June, 
 Thos. J. Doherty. . . .June, 
 
 J. Bte. Douftrer.^ . * . . .June, 
 
 J. J. MacLveii June, 
 
 Wm. Aird Roos June, 
 
 Firmin A. Beaadry..Se]M;. 
 Jerome A* Ohiodne.Sept. 
 W. Perciral Carter. Sept 
 
 Joe. Miurtel Sept. 
 
 liouw VieM Sept 
 
 Jos. S. Messier- Sept. 
 
 John MoItitoBh Sept 
 
 Nap. Archambault. .Sept. 
 Hyp. Roussin Sept. 
 
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 Arthur Dansereaa..Maar, 
 
 Adonias Adam May* 
 
 James Betfaune. July, 
 
 Hon. J. H. Cameron. July, 
 
 Alexis Dessaint July, 
 
 Alfred Roehon......JnIy, 
 
 Thos. A. Bemier — July, 
 
 kO. Desrosiers July, 
 H. Oonroy jnly, 
 
 M. B. Bethune Jofy, 
 
 Reld ^aylor Jnly, 
 
 A. W. A. Power. • . . .July, 
 
 Fred. S. Lyman July, 
 
 J. E. B. Beaupr6. . . .Aug. 
 
 Jos. Dnfano Sept 
 
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 Anssenit J. ..-":■'■ 
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 Belle, 0. E. 
 Belle, C. B. 0. 
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 Brault, H. A. A» 
 Braalt, L. N. 
 Brofran, Anth. 
 Brodie* Hugh. . 
 Broueaean, A. 0* 
 BttreaOf J.O. 
 Choquette, D. 
 Oootent, M^ 
 Coiiti|»€K 
 Bagen, 0» 
 B'Amoar, A. 
 BeeRosiers, Jos. B. 
 DesRosiers, L. A. 
 Devlin, O.J. 
 
 PUBLIC NOTABIBS. 
 
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 Barand, F. J. 
 Bqr(Q4« B. * 
 BaftoB, W. 
 Fortier,;L. J. 
 
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 araod, A. 
 
 GibWJ. J. 
 Gflffiii;J. C. 
 
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 H^tu, tt. 0. 
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 Hunter. J. S. 
 Huet, 8i 
 ItaaosoQ, J. H. 
 Jobin, p. 
 Jobin. J. H. 
 Babadie, J. A. ^ 
 Labadiet J> B. 
 LaBranche, J. 0. 
 LanMmtagne, 0. H. 
 Lappar^ H. 
 Latour, L. A. H. 
 Lighthall. W. F. 
 
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 Meyer, 0. 
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 PrudHiomme, E. 
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 Phillips, W. A. 
 
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 Shawy Edward. 
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 Weeks, a. 
 
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 Ggorge Weelces, 
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 Chas. E. ScbiUen A. de Beaumont, R. A. R. Hubert, L. J. A. 
 Papineau, John 0> Honey. 
 
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 Alexander. Charles 
 Bagg, Stanley C. 
 Barsalou, Joseph 
 Beaubien, Pierre 
 Beandry, Jean B. 
 Beaudry, Hon. J. L« 
 Beaudry, Louis 
 Beaudry, Pierre Jaeques 
 Belair, Louis R. P. 
 Belle, Charles K. 
 Belliveau. Louis J. 
 Buntin, Alexander 
 Bulmer, Hennr 
 Brown, Alfred 
 Bartley, Wm. P. 
 Berthelet, Olivier 
 Boulanget, Josei^ Chas. 
 Bounreau, Yiotmr 
 Bouthillier, T. 
 Boxer, Frederick N. 
 Boyer, Louis 
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 Braieau, F. X. 
 Brydges, Charles J. 
 Bronsdon, Jos. Russell 
 Broeseau, Jean B. 
 Browne, George . 
 
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 Campbell, George W. 
 Campbell, Robert 
 Campbell, Rollo 
 Cantm, Augustin {Q*0. 
 
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 Chapman, Henrr 
 Charlebois, Bv H. 
 Chauvean, Hon. P. J. 0.,Q.0. 
 Cherrier, S C Q. C. 
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 Contant Frs. 
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 Eraser, Williaoii U* D. 
 Fullam, Geo- 
 Farmer, Michael 
 Oalameau. P. If. 
 Gault, M. H* 
 Olobensky, Bod jamin 
 Godfrey, Robert Townsend 
 Gdrrie, Daniel 
 Gould, Ira 
 Goyette, Jean B. 
 G^tkTel, Jean B. 
 Gjrenier, Jaoqnes ' 
 G^nier, Joseph 
 liriffin, Frederick, Q. C, 
 Griffin, J. G. 
 Hart, Theodore 
 Hawley, J. A. 
 Hibbard, Ashly 
 Higginson, Thomas S. 
 Hingston, Wm. H. 
 Hogan, Gborge 
 Hogan,Heniy 
 Holton, The Hon. L. H. 
 Hooper, Angus Catnerofi 
 Hudon, Victor 
 Hunter, Jas. Stewarl 
 Hiokson, Joseph 
 Howley, James 
 Henshaw, F. W. 
 Hatchinson, Matthew 
 Jackson, Henry -r ki.o. » 
 Jackson, Samoel. • - 'i 
 Jobin, J. H. 
 Jordon, John 
 Jodoin, Pierre' 
 Joseph J. Heniy 
 Judah, Henry, <^. 0» 
 Kirkup, Joseiph 
 Labadie, Joseph A. 
 Lacroix. G. J. H. i ^ 
 
 Lalramboiee, Hon. M* t?»/<''> 
 Lamothe, Guillaume 
 Larkin, Patrick 
 Law, James 
 Leblanc, Oride 
 Leeming, John 
 Lemoiub, B. H* 
 
 Leprohon, Jean L* 
 Leslie, Hon. James 
 Le?^, Alexander 
 Lionas, Hardoin 
 Lomer, Genrd 
 Lunn, William 
 I^nnan, Benjamin 
 MacFarlane, Wal^r 
 MacDonald, William 
 Maf auran, John Wait 
 Major, Jas. E. 
 Marchand, Louis 
 Masson, Damase 
 Mnsson, J. W. A. R. 
 Mathewson, John 
 Mathieu, Pierre 
 
 McOambHc|se* Alex. 
 McGready, Themis 
 McDonald, Dunean 
 McDonnell, R. L. 
 McDougall, D. Lorn 
 
 ScGibbon, Alexander 
 cKay, Edward 
 McKenna, Thomas 
 McKeniie, John I}.. 
 Meilleur, J. B. ' ' 
 Molson, J. H. R. 
 Molson, WiUiam 
 Money, Albert Wm. 
 Morland, Thomas 
 Morley. John Stephen 
 Moss, Dayid 
 Moss, Edward 
 Murphy, Edwaied 
 Murphy, P. S. 
 Mussen, Thomas 
 McGinn, Thomas 
 McShane, James 
 McKeown, fidwud 
 O'Brien, William 
 Ogilyie, Alex. Walter 
 Palmer, William 
 Papineau, Denis B. 
 Pare, Hubert 
 Pelletier, Darid 
 Penn, Frederick 
 Penny, Edward Ge£f 
 Perrault, Olivier DiL. 
 Phelan, John 
 Pinsonnault, Alfred 
 Poupart, Josiph 
 Pratt, John 
 
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 PrdVoBt, R«iiii 
 Pniiniomme. Maxime 
 Porteous, John 
 
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 immor, Alfred 
 Rodden, WilHam 
 Rodier, Hon. Chas. S. 
 Rodier* Chas. S.* Junr. 
 Rolland, Gabrid U 
 Rollaad« Jean Bto. 
 Rom, the Hon. John, Q. C, 
 Rot«.WiUiani 
 Routo, H. L. 
 Roy, Adolphe 
 Ryan, M. P. 
 Rylana, G. tf . 
 Reeldoi Robert James . 
 Reinhardt Gh:>ttlieb 
 Sfiohe, W7uiam 
 Shannon* Neil 
 Simard, Joseph 
 
 §^ii)iMon, Thcmias 
 mith, Charles 
 Smith, George 
 
 Starnes, Hon^enry 
 Satherland, wttliam 
 Seymour, Harry v. S. 
 Shedden, John 
 Smith, John 
 Shaokellt Henry 
 Soott, Gilbert 
 Taylor, Edward Thornton 
 Taylor, Thomas M. 
 Terroux, Charles A. 
 Thomas, Henry 
 Terranoet I^l^ij 
 Trestler, J. B. 0. 
 TrudeaQtJ^nald 
 Vall«, J. 1>. 
 ValpiSt Naro • 
 Ward^ Galbrai^ 
 Weaver, Geo. W. 
 Whitney, H. H. 
 Wilson, Hon. Charles 
 Wilson, William 
 Wilson,, Thomas 
 Workmap, Thomas 
 Workman, Wm. 
 Young) Hon. Jo|in 
 
 MILITARY DEPARTMENTS. 
 
 Lieut^General Sir C. A. Windham. K.CBm commanding the 
 foreM in British No>^n America. > 
 liient.-Colobrt Wm. Barkt G. Gds., military seorelary. 
 
 Capt. J, H.^. H. Hudson, G.Gdsn A^D^a 
 Lieut K» C. Hare, 22Dd R^ment, A.D.C* 
 
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 llii4iTAaT Sec&rtabt'b DuPARTMBHT^-^Lieut-C^onel Wm. 
 Barle, G. Gds., military seoretary ; R. G. Greif» chief dork and 
 examiner of aoeonnts;M. Biordan, Ist class, militaiy staff clerk ;■ 
 Sergt. Patrick MeCaffMy, 3rd olaso, staff clerk j M* Dalgleish, 
 office-keeper ; James MfiFarlane, mesaengen 
 
 Adjutant Gbnbbal's Depahiiiekt.— Col. J. E. Thackwell, 
 deputy adjutant general; Captain Geraghty, town major; Ser- 
 geant-Mafor J. finasdell, first class clerk ; Sergeant R. Malbot^, 
 Sercoant R. Hall, third class clerks ; J. Dillon, tovrn-major's 
 dent ; W» Ao'vran, town sergeant. 
 
 Ibbpbotor ov Muskctbt 
 Grant, 6th Foot 
 
 FOB NoBTH AMBBiOA«^Oaptain 
 
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 MILITARY. 
 
 QuARTKBMASTBR Ornrsal'gI DRPAaTMRNT.—Colonol Wolsoley, 
 deputy 4aarterm««ter general; M. Moron, seoond daaa, M. 
 Wilson and W. C. Jones, third class clerks. 
 
 RoTiL Enginrer Military and Civil Starfs brrviko in 
 
 Canada. 
 
 Bead QuarierSfZX Notrt Dame Strtety Montreal, 
 
 MoNTRRAL Hrad Quartrrs OmOKr-MUitarv Staffp— Colonel 
 Robert G. Hamilton, commanding Royal Engmeer in Canada ; 
 Cant. Charles S. Akeni, Rssistant to commanding Ro3^ Engineer. 
 
 CivU Staff.— Thoma* F. Hualon, Charles WalkAm,* Gedrge J. 
 Grapes, and W. Shaw Leest, Esquires. 
 
 Office Keeper ana Meetfnger,— Mr. James RobertlKm. 
 
 MoNTRRAL District OpfiCr— AftWtory Staff,— Y. 0. Lient.- 
 Colonel G. Graham; O.B., District commanding Royal Bngineer; 
 Lieuts. T. Glancy and F. W. Heneage, Royal Enginebrs, Elcccn- 
 tive OflBoers. 
 
 CivU Staff,— WUli^m Wheeler, G. H. Stuckes, and George H. 
 Peake, Esquires. . 
 
 Odice Keeper tmd Meetenffer.—Mr, A. Ros?. 
 
 Montreal SuBVRT Opfiob.— Lieutenant H. 8. Sit^ell, Royal 
 Enffineers. 
 
 KiNOSToi^ Division Offior— Montrral "DiSTBWr—MUUarv 
 iS^fflUf.— Lieuts. H. J. W. Gehle and H. T. Kirkwood, Royal En- 
 gineers, Executive 0%e». ^ 
 
 CivU ^dQ^'-Wttliiuik Oughton and A. l^emD^Bsqnires. 
 
 OMce Keeper and Meeaenger, — Mr. A. Goodfellow. 
 
 QuRBRO District Office— JUt/ttory iytojf.— Colonel E. F. 
 Bonrohieir* C.B.iJpl^rict commanding BoyarEngtnoer ; Lieuts. 
 D. O'Brien and W. N^wlih, Koy«,l>JBngineeT8^ Executive Officers. 
 
 Civil Su^,-^ J* Linsdell, J. J. Riokon. and J..H^ Oakes> Esqs. 
 
 0/Hce Kettpfitf and Ivewnger.'r-Mit. J. Prootor. 
 
 MUUary Staff at Point Lrvis,- Captain E.D. Malcolm, Royal 
 Engineers, commanding Ist Company, R. E. : Captain V. G. 
 Cl^ton, Royal Eninneers, commanding 15th Company, R. E. : 
 Lieatenants Henry Cautley, George Harris, H. Robinson ind 
 Riohlird T. Frercr Royal Engineers^ ^ 
 - Toronto District OwiQf^-^MUitdrp Staff.—Qolon'A F. C. 
 Hassard, Distriot Commanding Royd £ngineeir ; Lieut. F. H. 
 Fawkes, Royal Emrineer, Executive Offleer. 
 
 CivU Staff,— T. B. Harper, Esq. 
 
 Control Di^pabtmrnt— iloa^rea^.-rLieutenant-Colonel % H. 
 Martiadale, l^.'E.^ deputy controller ,* assist comofiissary general 
 Chas. Palmer, assistant controller; assistant commisparyireneral 
 C. L. B. Pennell. staff pajrmasier: R. L. Matthews, T. A. Le- 
 Mesurier, J. F. Fuller, C. B. McKentie, deputy assistant com- 
 missary generals; J. Blurton* in oommand of commissariiat 
 staff corps ; W. Palmer, J. Ballard, J. R. Ballard, derks. 
 
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 Quebec— T, B. Prissiok, 0. W. Penrlce, W. Beamish, N. Roger, 
 deputy agsiatant oommlM^ry generaU^,,/, > > i ; • , j . . .. ^ -,< ; 
 
 Kin0Hon.-^A. MejKer, dep. aeeiat. eomHaiMart general. 
 
 Toroi|(o.-rJ* P. WUkinsoQ, J. B. Mirston, deputy assistant 
 commissary generals. 
 
 Ottawa.— B* Porter, deputy assistant commissary general. 
 
 Purvktob'sDkpabtmrmt, Montreal.—'W, T. 0. Wilton, deputy 
 purveyor. 
 
 (^5ee.— Joseph Maskett, deputy purveyor. 
 
 Barbaok Drpabtmknt in Canada. 
 
 MoNTBteAi.-..W. H.'W. Hawtayne, (late captain 39th Refrt.,) 
 barrack master ; W. H. Eliot, (late captain 15tii 
 
 Regt.,) aotinf bikrraek master; R. Duncan, 
 
 * ir barraek sergeant * P* Clarke, barrack 
 
 sergeant and olerk to baitack master ; J. Brien, 
 
 superior barraek sergeant I P* Clarke, barrack 
 sant and olerk to baitack master ; J. Brien, 
 batrftck sergeant; P. M<)Mahon and J. J>» 
 
 QuiBtc . 
 
 Darker, laborers. 
 
 . . < . W. Mur, acting barrack Aasier ; W. Ogden and 
 A. Younft barrack sergeants ; C. Ray, laborer ; 
 W. Purceil, care-taker, Temiscouata. 
 
 ISLK AUxNoixJl. Fallon, superior bairack sergeant ; T. Wolley, 
 Qare-taker»49orel; ' 
 
 Kingston ....A»T> West, (latf com. staff,) acting barrack 
 master ; A. Davie, superior barrack sergeant ; 
 J. Woods, superior barrack sergeant, Ottawa ; 
 
 C. Bntlin, barrack laborer. 
 
 Toronto . . . , -Maier J. N. Holmes, (late R^ p. R.,) acting barrack 
 laasterrT* Ormsby.rapemor barrack sergeant; 
 
 D. Oonnellt J. McLeaii, barrack seigeants ; D. 
 MoLellan, barrack laborer.. 
 
 MRDfOAf/ t)BPARTiiRNT.— Jlfontr««rl.— J. Dw Molllree, Inspector 
 
 Stnieirar of hOtpitals ; S. McV. Lloyd, staff surgeon m^Jor ; E. 
 . McDowell, staff assistant enrgeon^ H. Oomerford, staff assis- 
 tant surgeon ; Sergeant C. Smith, A.H. C, medical clerk; W. 
 Prince, office keeper and messenger. 
 
 Qvehee.—'E* T. Smith, Staff lurgeon major; F. Fernandez, 
 apotliecarsr tO'forcvi* 
 /^otfrttZ^i^.^tto ]^9tter» staff assistant surgeon. 
 
 Me mux Novp^rtU. Enaggs, staff assistant surgeon. 
 Preecott.—M. Tracey, staff assistant surgeon. 
 
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RRSniCKTS XV OaMAOA AM) OrFIOKBM GOMliANDUrO. 
 
 MoNTBEAL Head Qaartera of tlie Army in CtauAtk, 
 
 Boyal ArtiUecy, OoIobsI Gibten* C. B^ eom- 
 
 l8t BattrRffle Brigade, OoloDel Lord Rassell, 
 
 commanding. 
 Detiflihment OommUnarlat Staff Corps, Depaty 
 Assistant Commissary General MoKemsie, com- 
 mandiDg. 
 
 QuBBiA} * .Royal Artillery, I^nt-Colenel ChancUer, eom- 
 
 manding. 
 Royal Engineen, Colonel Boosohier, command- 
 ing. 
 69th Foot, Lieat.-CoIonel Bagot, commanding. 
 
 Ottawa Ist Batt 60th Rifles, Lieut-Colonel Williams, 
 
 oottmatidlng. 
 
 KiNQSTON Royal Artillery, Captain Caimes, commanding. 
 
 Royal Caaadlan Rifles, Lieut-Colonel Hibbert, 
 
 ToKONTO..^^^.«lstBi£rSS&Otegiment, Colonel Fielden, oom- 
 
 nMOidifill^ 
 RoyalAr^Ierr, Colonel Williams, commanding. 
 ISLBAuxNoixDetadhment Kptyi^ Canadian Rifles, Captain 
 
 Nfgle, oommirading. 
 PgBSOOtT DetadMent Royal Canadian Rifles, Bfajor 
 
 Why|% eommanding. 
 
 STAFF & OFFIdERS OF THE MILITIA 
 FOBCB,— MOJJTRB AL . 
 
 STAFF.~Liont.-Coloi^^t TT. Osborne Smith, Deputy Adjutant 
 General, eommaqidiikg 5lh Bfilitiiy disirieit Lieut-Colonel 
 Thomas Baoon. Briga^:lta)or, Ist Brigado IMrision, Q. ; Cap- 
 tain J^ B. Byndman, District Paymaster, 5th military district; 
 Lieut-Colonel A. C.de> Loliblaiera Hanrood, Deputy Adjutant 
 General, commanding 6& Military disUriot| Lieut-Colonel G. 
 d'Odet d'Orsonnens, Brigade Major, 4th Brigade Division, Q. ; 
 Captoin W. H. ]|rd[iattt:D«Stciot Paymaster, 6th Militany dis- 
 tricts Buperitttenaeni JKCilitary Schools. E» St (George. Smyth ; 
 Provincial StorelMkSpaf, Samnel Popa. 
 
 VoLUKTOER fiTAFF.HColonel J. Dydo. Commandant; Lieut- 
 Colonel G. Smith, Assistant Adjutant General .; Lieuc^-C^lonel 
 Theodore Lyman, Assist^unt Quartermaster C(eneral ; Lieut. - 
 Colonel C. E. Belle, Briglide Payniaster ; Dr. A. Nellpn, Brigade 
 Surgeon : Major S. R. Bvans, Brigade Major ArtiUery ; Captain 
 J. S. Dyde, Aide-deHMunp* 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
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 CAYALKT.^Soual 6^ittrit«.— Captain, 
 ; Cornet* 
 
 ; Lieutenant, 
 
 Firti IVeoj».~CaptaiB, J. If nir ; Lieutenant, J. Featherttontf, 
 Cornet, D. L. Lockerby. 
 
 FncLD Battkrt op A RTi]4.KBT.—Lient«- Colonel, A. A. Steven- 
 son; MaHNT, W. McGib^n; Lieutenant, T. W. Boyd; G. E. 
 Fenwick, M. P., Surgeon. 
 
 BMOanit Gasbibimt AtnLLRBT.- Lieut-Colonel J. Fenrier, 
 Jun. ; Majors, H. McKay, W. Hobbs. 
 
 Firtt CapUiin».—Q, Dowker, F. Cole, A. C. Hooper, F. King- 
 ston, G. S. 'Brush. 
 
 Seeimd Oaptain».—¥, W. Kay, W. Phillips, Q. D. Rose, E. 
 H. Stuart. 
 
 Firtt Lieuienant§,-^B, A. Baynes, R. A. Ramsay, G. W. 
 HamiltoB, T. M. Boveet, S. Haitt. 
 
 Second LieuUnantt.-C. J), Tllee. Rei'd Taylor, R. J. Wick^ 
 steed. G. H. Baoon, W. T. urqnhart, T. 0. Gordon, W. R. 
 Oswald. 
 
 Staff.— Paymaster, Captain G. Lulham ; Adjutant, Captain 
 D. T. Fraser ; Quartermaster, Lieut. C. Healy ; Surgeon, J. 
 Reddy, M. D. ; Assistant Surgeon, J. Bell, M. D. 
 
 Engikkkbs.— JVb. 1 CV>}Rpofiy.^-Captain, W. Rutherford; 
 First Lienteaant, A. C Hntehieon* 
 
 No. 2 Company.— Captain,W. Kennedy, (m) ; First lieutenant, 
 J. 0. McLaren ; Seeooa Lieutenant, T. W. PeeL 
 
 Fust or **PBntoii of Walks " RKOiiiBKT.^Lieut.-Cotene1, 
 C. F. Hill ; Majors, £. Evans, F. Bond. 
 
 Oapiamaj-Q, W. Pearson, J. Rogers, J. W. McFarlane, D. 
 McFee. 
 
 LieiOemauU.^R. Yass, M. Corma«k, H. Bulmer, E. L. Bond. 
 
 iS!^.— Paymaster, Captain A. Milloy ; Adjutant, Captain W. 
 Robinson ; Quartermaster, Lieut R. Balfour ; Surgeon, F. W. 
 Campbell, M. D. 
 
 ViCTOKiA RiFLRS.— Lieut-Colonel,W. H. Hutlon ; Majors, A. 
 R. Bethune, N. J. Handyside. 
 
 CafitotiM.— E. A. Whitehead, J. M. Crawford, C. P. Dayid- 
 son, w. H. Stanley. _ ^ « « 
 
 Lumtmtmu.'-J. C. Tatesr G. W. Beers, C. E. Torrance, J. 
 Spiers, J. C. Evans, B. S. Blackwell. 
 
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 Ennont^B* B. €keeniliieldi» €h. W. Hftttoot H. Taybr. 
 
 iSVo#.— Piurmaster, Oaptain P. T. Baehananr Adjutant, Li«u- 
 tenant J. Allaa r'Qaartennatter, Lidutanant H. Langler; Sur- 
 geon, U. G. Sewell, M. D. - ' • i .J .u . ' 
 
 Fifth Batt. Rotj^l Liqut Inpantrt.— Lieut.-Colonel H. L. 
 Roitth ; Majors. Hon. J. RoM) J. Grant. ^ ^ 
 
 6Vi'pta«W.-^W. deote. F. MoKensie, J: Esdaile, H.MeKeniie. 
 
 Lieuienanta.—M, B. Mathewson, ifi. J. Major, T. Howard} O. 
 MeDimgall, J. B. M. Whitney. W. Rose. 
 
 En9WM. — — 
 
 iSite^— Surgeon, CL M. Drake. M* D. ; AMiatani Sniieoa, G. 
 Ross, M. D. ' >' /i->if\ A\ ,(i\*KrJl ;.«(!(. 
 
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 HoCH^AOA Luwf IffFAi?T|iY.'*I^ieat.rCQlQBel, J. tL, tiaac- 
 Bonj Majors, J. Martin, G. Home. 
 
 Cap$atfu, hU Gardner. U. H. Geddes. H. ^Uen, J. 0. Sinton. 
 _Xteii(«nante.— S. X)aW, F. &vOUytoa,lP.'89i|tl^ W. D. 
 
 upomu ■< . .-,* ■',■ 
 
 Enfigm^—J, .B. SeyboUt' 4* $< Idaacson, A. 
 
 j^Voif.— Paymaster, Captain W. A. Bates; 
 
 Paptai^ H. JOlls ; Surgooo, A. H. Davids M. D» 
 
 J^ Molntosh, 
 Quarteroi aster, 
 
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 Chassrubs Can Ai>iKirs.^Lteut.-Colonel, A. Audet ; Majors, 
 J. 0. Labranohe, G. L. N. Beaudiy. 
 
 Captaitu,—0, Prevost, H. M. DesriFieres, J. A. David, H. 
 BotttbiUiet,(C.Moi^ A. Labelle. 
 
 LieHtenani9,—C. Christainr'^ Drnuitnondf' D» Sineonnes, A. 
 Taillom--:.^ ■ ■ ■■ ■■^. ■ '.-'.-',■■ - . > 
 
 Ensign:— A, U, fi. d'BiBoliarabattK» T. Conillard, 0. Dooeet, 
 0. Lemoine. 
 
 ^'((^'.— Paymaster, G. L. deBellefeuille ; Adjutant, Captain 
 A. Beaudry ; Quartermasteri Captain A. Labreenue. 
 
 MoiTMT Royal lliPtKS.'-Iiteut.-Colonlit, 'J. ^ek^dry ) Majors, 
 N. Labranohe. M»/X* Deguise. . ^ 
 
 CaDtotiM.^T. Cbagndn, L. S. Goyer, A. Cinq-Mar^, S. Delisle, 
 A* Renaudf A. Denis. _. 
 
 XieiifeiMmi«.-M. Tradeau. M* Ganviii, J. Branlt, 0. D* Iltz- 
 patriok, P. W. Charron,' A. M. Charbonnean. ,, 
 
 En9iQn$,—B.. A. St. Marie, J. C. Marchand; E. Pantdis, C. 
 Cadoua. 
 
 «Sto#.— Pasrmaster, Q. C. Spenard; Adjutant, Captain B. 
 Parent j Quaitermaster, J. B.Baiond. 
 
 BoAUb OF EXAMIIIBBS FOR OaMDIDaTRS F0» MlUTABV SOBOOL. 
 
 —Meets eytry Tuesday 11 A.M., at. the Militia Brigade Office, 
 No. tfft St Gabriel utreet. 
 
MBDIOAL. 
 
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 HENRY R. GRAY, 
 
 ISPENSING & ^AMILY f HEMIST, 
 
 144 ST. LAWRENCE MAIN STREET, 
 
 WLp|4TI\EAL. 
 
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 PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RECIPES 
 PREPARED WITH ACCURACY. 
 
 PHYSICIANS SUPPLIED CHEAP FOR CASH. 
 
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 For JIestorino pRET ji aik to its J^atural 
 
 pOLOR. 
 
 It contains neither Sugar of Lead, Sulphur, or Nitrate 
 of Silver.— Price, 50 cents per bottle. 
 
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 The reputation which this Perfume has attained 
 
 throughout Oitnada is its best recommendation. 
 
 Pn'cd, 50 cents per hifttle. 
 
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 MEDICAL. 
 
 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
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 BeaubienfP.t i ' 
 Berthelot B. 
 Bessey, W. E. 
 B«1I»J. 
 BibMKiJ.a. 
 Boyer, L. 
 Brown. P. E. 
 Bull, O. T. 
 Campbell, G. W. 
 GamDbell, F. W. 
 Charlebois, B. 
 Chipman. C. 
 Coderre. E. 
 Craik, R. 
 David, A. H^ 
 Desohambault) — 
 DeLorimer, L. G. 
 Delveohio, A. P. 
 Dofldale, Joi* J. 
 D'Orsonnes, — 
 Dugal, A. 
 Drake, J. M. 
 Dagenaifl, A. 
 
 DUDUO, C. 
 
 Fenwick, G. Sr 
 Ferte, — 
 Fraser, W. 
 Fraser, D. 
 
 Mailer, F. 
 
 PHYSICIANS 
 
 Sailer, W. Y H 
 aridpy, K. 
 Gaathier. ~* 
 Gbrdwood. G. P. 
 Globensky, B. 
 Grenier, G. 
 CkMlfrey, R. 
 Gardner, w. 
 Heroux, E. 
 
 gingitoiirW. H. 
 orgey, E. H. 
 Howard, R. P. 
 Kollmywr, A. H. 
 Laro^ua,£.I. 
 Lepronon, J. B* 
 Larocqne. A. B. 
 Leiiiiere, B. 
 Leman, J. 
 Malloek,W. 
 McCallum, D. C. 
 MoCallam, D. 
 Macdonell, Angus 
 MoDonnetl, R. L. 
 Munro, P. 
 Monaf an, W. F. 
 Kelson, Alfred 
 O'Leary, P. 
 O'DonHell, — 
 
 PelUer, U. 
 Pioault, H. 
 Pioault C. 
 Pinet A. R. 
 QiieviUon, -^ 
 Keddy. J. 
 Riobelieu, P. 
 Ricard, A. G. 
 Bobillard. N. 
 Robillard, E. 
 Roddick, T. G. 
 Roes, G. 
 Rottot, J. P. 
 Rollin, A. 
 Sdhmidh g. B. 
 Deott. W« JS» 
 8ewell, C. C. 
 Smith, W. P. 
 Sntlierland, W. 
 Smallwood, C. S. 
 Tabb, S. E. 
 Thompson, R. 
 Tratiey, T. 
 Trudel, E. H. 
 
 ?ufgieoii, L. G. 
 rettholme, E. H. 
 Waller, S. 
 Wriffat, WilUam 
 
 HOMCBOPATHISTS. 
 
 I Utley, M. H. i Wanless, John 
 
 APOTHECARIES. 
 
 Ambrose, J. D., 242 St Lawrence Main Street. 
 Birks, R., 187 McGill Street 
 Birks,J.i588Bt Catherine Strei!t , 
 BuUing, Wm.f 618 it MMFStivil. 
 D'Ayignoli,^J. l;., wt No&e-Dsnto SCMet . 
 Desiardins, JT. A., 22 and 24 St LAwrence Main Street. 
 
 Sevins 4i Bolton, next the Court House, Notre Dame Street 
 elorimier St Duckie; 191 St. Jos^ Sbeet ' 
 Evansr Bleroer 4c Con St. Jean Baptlste Street 
 Gardner, John, 457 Notre Dame street 
 Gottlden, James, 177 St Lawreaee Main Street 
 Grayi H. R., 144 St Lawrence Main Street. 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
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 Hf rte, James A., OlaMOw Drug HalK S96 Notra Dame Street 
 Kenneth Campbell k Co., Medical Ual), Great St. Jamea Street, 
 
 and Branch Establinhment, Phillips' Square. 
 Kerry Bros, k Crathern, 351 St Pa'il Street. 
 Latham, K. S., corner Oraig and Bleury Streets. 
 Lymans. Glare k Co., S84 and 886 St Paul Street. 
 Lewis, D. E., 274 St. Joseph Street 
 Muir, E.. corner Place d'Armes and Notre Dame Street 
 Pioaalt k Sons, 75 Notre Dame Street 
 Reed, Thos. D., 40 St Antoine Street 
 Rogers, John k Co., 133 Great St. James Street 
 Spencer, Richmond, comer McGill and Notre Dame Streets. 
 Solley, P. E., k Bro., 26 St Radegonde Street 
 Trudeao. R., 301 St Paul Street 
 Tate k Covemton, 68 Great St James Street. 
 Wilson, Charles G., 265 Notre Dame Street 
 
 Tm MoNTRKAL Chrmistb' AssooiATiOK.'Cottnetf.— John 
 Kerry, President} B. Lyman and Nathan Mercer, Vice-Presi- 
 dents; W. H. Clare, Treasurer ; B. Muir, Secretary: Dr. J. 
 Baker Edwards, T. D. Reed, Henry R. Gray, Thos. Crathem, 
 James A. Harte, Alex. Manson, Richard Bolton. 
 
 COLLKOC OP PhTSIOIARS AND SUROBONS FOB LOWRB CANADA. 
 
 —Dr. LandiT, President; Dr. Michaud, Dr. Peltier, Vice-Presi- 
 dents ; Dr. Russell, Dr. Rottot Secretaries ; Dr. H. Bla,nchet, 
 Registrar and Treasurer. 
 
 Board of Oovernort: 
 
 For % CUv oif Montreal : Drs. G. S. Fenwiok, RobiUard, 
 Trudel, Scott Peltier, Howard, SmaUwood, Rottot 
 
 For the Dittrict of Montreal : Drs. Chamberlin, Tass^, Brig- 
 ham, Weilbrenner, Duchesneau, Gibson, Church. 
 
 For the Citu of Quebec: Drs. Marsden, Tessier, Sewell, 
 Landry, R. J. Russell, Robitaille, Jackson, H. Blanchet 
 
 For the DUtrict of Quebec ; Drs. Theodore, Robitaille, M. P. 
 Miohaud, T^tu, Marmette, Lavoie, Dub6, Boudreau. 
 
 For the Dittrict of St. Franeie: Drs. Worthington, Gilbert, 
 Hamilton. 
 
 For the DUtrict of Thre^ Rivere: Drs. Ross, M. P.; A. Q. 
 Fenwiok, Landry. 
 
 School of Mrdtoinr and Surorbt of MoNTRiAL.~Faeulty 
 of Medicine of the Uniyersity of Victoria College in Montreal.— 
 Pr^sidentvBvH- Trudel, M.D.. Professor of Midwifenr and the 
 Diseases of Women and Children : J. G. Bibaud, M.D., Profes- 
 sor of Anatomy: Pierre Monro, M.D., PrafcMsor of Surgery ; J. 
 E. Coderre, M.I>., Professor of Materia, Medica and Therapeu- 
 tics : P. Beaubien, M.P., Professor of the Theray and Praotice 
 of Medicine ; Thomas D. D'Orsonnens, M^D^ Professor of 
 
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 MSDICAL. 
 
 
 GhemiBtry and PbarmacyJ H. Peltitor, 1|.I>m Professor of the 
 Institntes of Medicine ; Dr. J* P. Rottot, Proiessor of Legal 
 Medicine and BotMiy; Dr. A. Bronsseau. Demonstrator of 
 Anatomy ; Dr. Munro, CUnical Sntgery ; Dr. Beaubien, Oliiiical 
 Medicine ; Dr. Hb Peltier, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 Montreal Grxkbal HospitA^.— William Molson, Bsq., presi- 
 dent; Thomas Morland. rice-president; Archibald Ferguson, 
 treasurer; R. P. Howard, Bsq., M.D., ^ecretam 
 
 Committee of Jfana^em^.— Thomas MorUnd, chairman; 
 William Lnnn, Mr Josuce f . W. Toiraaoice, Archibald I'erguson, 
 Charles Alexander. 
 
 Consulting Physieian9,~-'Dn., 6. W. Cawpbell, B. Craik, and 
 W. Sutherland. ' , 
 
 Attending Phv«ieianB,-''Dn. Fraser, Scott, Howard, Wright, 
 MacCullum, Reddy, Drake and Fenwick. 
 
 Beaideni SUfffr-Gt» Bms, A<M.,M«D., house snigeeo; T* G. 
 Roddick, M.D., a^tmit nouse surgeon; T. A» Roger, Mi.D., 
 honseapotheouy f Bd. Enssell, steward^ Miss Ak Fotbes, matron. 
 
 Hours for Medical Adyice*- 11 o'clock a. v. dai^» Hours for 
 friends visiting thesick^ S.tiU i o'clock daily. 
 
 MostKRAL HovoBOPAirHTO Di6?RK8ABY.-^84 Great St. James 
 Street— Open daily' from 12 to 1 o'clock.— Pbifsician, Dr. Wan- 
 less ; seofetary and treasiirer, F. £. Grafton. 
 
 H0TKL4!)iRir, Moktbkal;— Sister G^rd dlte Mence, Supe- 
 rioress, the Profe^sorffof theFreneh Scbod of Me<ueine, physi- 
 cians. 
 
 Unitebbitt ]^inKo-]fN-H<iifiPitAT..— I^rstdtrdotfitos, Mrs. Mol- 
 son; socohd durectress, MkiT. Oiitell; secretai^, Mrs. Fraaer; 
 treasurer, Mrs. MadDonnell: matrtm and midwif^, Mrs. Mc 
 Bride ; physician and acctmcncr, D. MacGallum, professor of 
 midwifery, MeGill Uniyersity : consulting physiciansi the Medi- 
 cal Faculty of McGill UniTereity. 
 
 MoKntEAL DlSPE|r8AttT.'-^19& Fortifieatim iSone.— William 
 Workmim, Esq., president; A. W. Ognvie, Bsqw, M.P.P., W. E. 
 Phttipst BMm ▼i$o-pi>eRideBts ; T. A.^yaas, Biq^, tr«a«arsr ; E. 
 H. TreUhfltte^ Bsq.i M.D<, seOMlarjK. - 
 
 Cdmnn^fs of i#enKi7«m«rtj^Dni. >Jj ^li.' '£eiirolh>]|v Rev. Dr. 
 Jeiddns, Bev. Dr^ IrvsM, Messtiw !P. B^ BroWnej .Wni« Hobbs, 
 gilbert Scott, Gf Ha FMtkiniliam) ^hdmas RubmeTf ^lunes 
 r,}r.rJoluilmm 
 
 Ferrier, 
 
 ranoe* 
 
dURRBKCt TABUS. 
 
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 CURRENCY TABLE. 
 
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 2 
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 4 
 
 5 
 6 
 
 7 
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 11 
 
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 14 
 
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 37 
 
 18 
 
 19 
 
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 21 
 
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 23 
 
 24 
 
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 26 
 
 27 
 
 28 
 
 29 
 
 30 
 
 31 
 
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 34 
 35 
 36 
 37 
 38 
 39 
 40 
 41 
 42 
 
 4a 
 
 44 
 ^ 
 4» 
 47 
 48 
 49 
 50^ 
 51^ 
 i52 
 53 
 54 
 55 
 56 
 67 
 5» 
 50 
 60 
 61 
 62 
 
 Sterling. 
 
 8. d» 
 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 1 
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 110: 
 11(^ 
 111; 
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 2 1 
 
 2 2J 
 
 2 2, 
 
 2 3* 
 
 2 34 
 
 Z V 
 
 2 4i 
 
 2 5 
 
 2 5^ 
 
 2 6 
 
 2 6( 
 
 Gorrency. 
 
 9 C. 
 63 
 64 
 65 
 66 
 67 
 68 
 69 
 70 
 71 
 72 
 73 
 74 
 75 
 76 
 
 ' 77 
 78 
 79 
 80 
 81 
 82 
 83 
 84 
 85 
 86 
 87 
 88 
 89 
 90 
 
 100 
 
 800 
 10 00 
 
 Sterling. 
 
 £ 8. d. 
 2 7 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 
 9 
 
 210 
 2101 
 2 11 
 
 2 11J 
 
 3 
 
 3 
 3 
 
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 1 
 2 
 
 3 H 
 
 3 2 
 
 3 2^ 
 
 3 3- 
 
 3 
 
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 To CdKYRftt Pmsdif nrfJ:ofcEiriiB;-*A!da'ft ^ypbor to any Wtftti^f 
 of penoe and dmdd by 6; Example : To 44 pence add Sk ^Pkw* 
 440 ; whteh dividied W 6, dves 78 2-6th^, say 73 cents. - *• A 
 
 To OoK!f>iBT StkhlhIo'Into Cursinov«*-To the given sum, 
 add oneHftflh of itself and onv^twelftk of thai ^e-fith. ' 
 
 CuBSBi^dV' WTO Steklhto.— Multii^ly b]^ 60 and divide by 73. 
 
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 100 
 
 BANKS IN 'CANADA. 
 
 BANKS IN CANADA, 
 
 With their Agencies* 
 
 Plages. 
 
 Namrs of Banks. 
 
 Oppickbs. 
 
 Barrie Bank of Commerce.E. S. Lally« agent 
 
 Toronto J. M. Smith, manager 
 
 BeUeviUe Montreal W. R. Dean, manager 
 
 Merchants' A^ Thomson, manager 
 
 Berlin Merchants*. ..'.••. R. N. Rogers, aj^ent 
 
 Bowrnanville . . . -Ontario D. Fisher, cashier 
 
 Royal Canadian. . . A. H. Maodoug^l, agent 
 
 Brantford B. N. America ... .A. Robertson, manager 
 
 Montreal • F.F. Blaokadar, actg.man. 
 
 BrockiiUle. . . . i. .Montreal J. N. Travers, manager 
 
 Chcuham • . .Royal Canadian. . W. H. Monsell, agent 
 
 Merchants' W. S. Ireland, manager 
 
 C'ohourg Montreal J. Porteous, manager 
 
 Toronto J. H. Roper, manager 
 
 Cornwall -Montref^l -- J. Cox, agent 
 
 Clinton Royal Canadian. . M. Longh, agent 
 
 Elora Montreal W. P. Newman, agent 
 
 Fergui Montreal G. D. Fer|ra8Son, agent 
 
 Gait Oore John Davidson, manager 
 
 Royal C«iadian. . . G. H. Patterson, agent 
 
 Merchants'. Wm. Cooke, manager 
 
 Goderich Montreal J. H. Finlay, acting agent 
 
 Qudph Gore J. B. Renny, manager 
 
 Montreal C. Brouf^h, acting manager 
 
 Ontario. B. Moms, manager 
 
 Bank of Commerce.G.W. Sandilands, manager 
 
 ffathilton .Gobs W. G. Caasels, cashier 
 
 B. N. America . . . • W. N. Anderson, manager 
 
 Montreal W. J. Buchanan, manager 
 
 Merch ants' James Banorc^ manager 
 
 Ontario ....R.Milro7, manager 
 
 Royal Canadian. . JI. McKinstry, agent 
 . BankofCommerce.C.R. Murray, manager 
 
 Halifax, iv.«9 • . . .B. N. America . . . James Goldie, manager 
 
 Montreal E. C. Jones, a^snt 
 
 Tngereoll. ..t.. •,•.,'• Niagara District .-C. E. Chadwiok, agent 
 
 , Merchants' C. H. Sorley, agent 
 
 Ktngiton ....... .B. N. America . . • . Jeffery Penfold, manager 
 
 Montreal ,R. M. Moore, manager 
 
 Royal Canadian. . .R. C. Fitigerald, agent 
 
 , . , Merchants' J. G. Macdonaldr manager 
 
 iMtoHtv*'* Ontario J. H. Woodman 
 
 . rr^ Montreal ..« H. Dunsfoid, agent 
 
 London, ........ .Bank oi'Cemmeroe Jl. S. Strathy, manager 
 
 B. N« America . . . .Thoe. Corsan, manager 
 
BANES IK OANADA. 
 
 lt)l 
 
 Plaoks. Namrs of Banks. 
 
 Offiochs. 
 
 London, 
 
 •Merchants' W. F. Harper, manager 
 
 Montreal F. W. ThomaS) manager 
 
 Gk>re H. R. Strathy, manager 
 
 Mnnireal MnwrRBAr \ 5' S* ?*°*' 8®°^' manager 
 
 ^^^'^^^ JttONTBBAL j j^ B^ Angus, manager 
 
 B. N. America . 
 
 NevoeastU^ N. 
 
 Nicolet: 
 
 Nnpanee .... 
 Netomarktt . 
 
 O^hawa 
 
 Ottawa 
 
 Owen Sound - 
 
 Paris 
 
 Pembroke ... 
 Perth 
 
 Peterborough 
 
 Picton 
 
 Port Hope. 
 
 Port Perry. 
 Preaeott . . • . 
 Quebec 
 
 CiTT Bank F. Maooiilloch, cashier 
 
 Du Pruplr A. A. Trottier. cashier 
 
 M0LS6NS W. Sache, cashier 
 
 Jacques C ARTIES. H. Cottd, cashier 
 
 M«o.»N«....|gs£A»52;p^t"' 
 
 S Thos. Paton, gen. manager 
 ( A. C. Hooper, manager 
 
 Quebec J. B. R^ny, manager 
 
 Toronto .Duncan Goulson, manager 
 
 Ontario Henry Stames, manager 
 
 ^t^J^l^ \ p- «•««'-. ■»»««' 
 
 Royal Canadian. . M. H. Ganlt, manacfer 
 Mechanics' Bank . . Alex. Molson, ma. director 
 Niagara Bistriot. . .Ontario Bank, agents 
 Eastn. Townships Bank of Montreal, agents 
 Bank of Commeroe.Mol8<ms Bank, agents 
 B. . Montreal F. E. Winslow, agent 
 
 auebec L. M. Cresse, agent 
 [erohants' Alex. Smith, agent 
 
 . . . .Royal Canadian. . J. Cawthra, agent 
 
 . . . .Ontario C. Holland, int. manager 
 
 . . . .B. N. America . . . . A. C. Kelty, manager 
 Montreal A. Drammond, manager 
 
 8nebeo H. V. Noel, manager 
 ntario E. S* Eastwood, manager 
 
 . . . .Merchants' J. Pottenger, agent 
 
 ....Genre James Nimmo, manager 
 
 Suebeo .J. Walker, agent 
 [ontreal W. Muaro, agent 
 
 Royal Canadian. . .R. D. Freeman, agent 
 
 Merchants' James Gray, agent 
 
 . . . Ontario G. E. Shaw, agent 
 
 Tonmto..; A. Smith, manager 
 
 Montreal R. Richardson, agent 
 
 . . . .Montreal F. A. Despard, agent 
 
 . . . .Ontario .John Smart, manager 
 
 Toronto A. Morgan Cosby, manager 
 
 Montreal W. P. M. Crombie, agent 
 
 . . . .Royal Canadian. . .J. Bigelow, agent 
 
 . . . ■ Merchants' L. Gibson, agent 
 
 . . . .QuRBBO Jas. Sterenson, cashier 
 
 La Banquk Na- { p Verina, cashier 
 
 Bank of Commerce.Union Bank of L. C agents 
 
 
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 BANKS IN CANADA. 
 
 Pla^cbs. Names of Banks. 
 
 Offiokis. 
 
 Quebec B. N. America .... 0. F. Siiif ith* manager 
 
 Eastii. Townships • Quebee Bank , agents 
 
 Monlreal —■ — < — , manager 
 
 City Bank Daniel McGie, agent 
 
 Dii Feu9le Banqne Kationale, cgents 
 
 Toraato Ban<ine Nationale, agents 
 
 "£5S«"^2;J!i I ^- »»«'•'"""» 
 
 iSVrrm'a. Il(»itreal ........ .Hon. A. Yidal, agent 
 
 SherbrooJee . » . . . .City Bank ^^' Addie. a^ent 
 
 Ebth. Townships. Wm. Farwell, jr., cashier 
 Set^forth ....... iRoyal Canadian. . -M. P. Hayes, agent 
 
 tSimeoe .......... Qore ....<. D. Campbell, manager 
 
 Baink^f Commerce.H. Groff, agent 
 
 Montreal J. L. 6earin, acting agent 
 
 Stanhridge ...... Bastii. Townships. J. C. Baker, manager 
 
 Stanatead >£astQ. Townships. A. P. Ball, manager 
 
 St, Catherine* . . .Niaoaba Distbiot.C. M. Arnold, cashier 
 
 Svebec D. R. Wilkie, agent 
 lank of Commerce.H. C. Barwick, manager 
 
 St, Marv9*n ..... .MoBlbreal B. Hillyard, agent 
 
 St. Thma9 ..... .Merchants' Jno. McDonald, agent 
 
 Stratford ....... .Montreal J. Hogg, agent 
 
 Royal Canadian. . J. Young, agent 
 
 Merchants' C. H. Ransom, agent 
 
 Strathroy Bluik oCCommerce J^. 8. Small, agent 
 
 St. John, MM- »« 'B* N. America . . . .R. R. Giindley, manager 
 
 r- .«. >>.>« . Hi t' -Qaefoeo. » CcMsmercial Bank 
 
 Montreal A. Macnider, agent 
 
 St. Johne, I^.F, , .Montreal Union Bk.of Newfoundland 
 
 B. N. America . . . .U]u<m Bk. of Newfoundland 
 
 Three Rivera . . . Quebec John McDougail,. agent 
 
 Toronto. . . , , . . „ , Bank of Toronto. George Hague, cashier 
 Bk.ofCoiuirscr. R. J. DidJas, cashier 
 
 Ontario A. Fisher, manager 
 
 . B. N. America . . . .8am. Taylor, manager 
 
 Merehants' J. G. Harper, manager 
 
 Montreal G. W. Yarper, manager 
 
 City Bank John Moat, agent 
 
 Suebeo. .R. H. Btthune, manager 
 OTAL Canadian. .T. MeCraken, actg. cashier 
 
 Walherton Merchants' A. Sproat, agent 
 
 Waterloo *, .Kastn. Townships- W. G. Parmalee, manager 
 
 Ontario D. J. Crawford, manager 
 
 Whithy .Royal Canadian. . A. Richardson, agent 
 
 Ontario K. F. Lookhart, manager 
 
 Woodeioch Gore Robert H. Park, manager 
 
 Bank of Commerce. W. A. 8amp6on, manager 
 
 Royal Canadiait. . J. M. Bums, agent 
 WindHor Merohants' CD. Grasett, agent 
 
FOREIGN AGENTS. 
 
 FLAdK9. Namis of Bank& 
 
 Offioers* 
 
 (Head office. Bankers* B'k 
 of England and Glyn, 
 MillSt Currie & Go. 
 Toronto City Bank of London 
 
 gabk of Commeree.Ii(nidon & County Bnnk 
 ^re^ants' tiondon Joint Stock Bank 
 
 Montreal Union Bank of London 
 
 Qnebeo Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co 
 
 Royal Canadian. • .Union Bank of London 
 
 CHty Bank Glyii« Mills, Currie & Co. 
 
 Oore Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. 
 
 Jacques Cartier. . -Olyn, Mills, Currie <(; Co. 
 Nianra District Bosanquet, Salt & Co. 
 
 Du Peuide Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. 
 
 Ontario. Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. 
 
 Mobions Glyn, MHls, Currie & Co. 
 
 ^£wc£L» \ !*»*» * CO"""* B'«'k 
 
 Hirimnffham'* • • ^B. N. America . 
 
 ' Town and District Bank, 
 Lloyd's Banking Co. 
 
 Briitol 
 
 Wolveritamjpton .B. N. America . 
 Memeheater B. N. America . . 
 
 Bw A«««;/.a ) West of England and South 
 . N. America . . ; ^^^j^g District Bank 
 
 Wolyerhampton and Staf- 
 fordshire Bank 
 Manchester & SalfordBank 
 
 and 
 Uni<m Bank of Manchester 
 
 Liverpool B.N. America . . • .— — ■ ' 
 
 Montreal Bank of Liverpool 
 
 Edinburgh 
 
 and 
 Scotland 
 
 / • • . .B. N« 
 
 C National Bank of Scotland 
 America . . < Bank of Scotland 
 
 ( Royal Bank of Scotland 
 
 Montreal British Linen Company 
 
 Merchants' The Bank of Scotland 
 
 Gore National Bank of Scotland 
 
 i National Bank of Scotland 
 
 Gla»ff9w B. N. America . . { Royal Bank or Scotland 
 
 ^ Bank of Scotland 
 
 {Provincial Bank of Ireland 
 Bank of Ireland 
 
 City Bank National Bank of Ireland 
 
 Belfeut Gore Northern Banking Ob. 
 
 B. N. America — Provincial Bank of Ireland 
 Paris B» N. America • . . Marcuard, Andr4 A Cie 
 
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101 
 
 BANKS IN CANADA. 
 
 Places. Names of Banks. 
 
 Obfioebs. 
 
 Buffalo .... 
 
 Chicago^ 111. 
 New York.. 
 
 8 
 
 JBoston. ••«••* I . 
 
 Albany 
 Oaxoego 
 
 Boehetter. 
 Buffalo . . 
 
 Cleveland 
 
 San IVaneiico. . 
 
 Victoria* IV*L\'- 
 British Columbia 
 
 BarkervUle 
 
 Jndia 
 
 China 
 
 Japan 
 
 Aftiitralia 
 
 New Zealand .* . 
 
 ITvVVw* • • • • • 
 
 iiii) 
 
 Mnntwioi \ Farmers' and Mechanics' 
 
 •**®°*'«** • { National Bank. 
 
 .Bank of Commerce.Geo. C. Smith k Bro.* agent 
 
 .BankofCommerce.Nat. Bank of the Republio 
 
 rrnnin*A ^ Bank of Commerce, and 
 
 ^®™"*<* ] C. P. Smithers 
 
 Ti w AmAfi/.^ )W* Watson, k Archibald 
 B. N.America. J MoKinley, agents 
 
 If A»«iion«o* ) I^ft^ Bank of the Republic 
 
 Merchants .... } CaldweliAshworth, Broker 
 
 M^M»«iiai 5 R* Roll <^cl ^* C^undry, and 
 
 «<>»*'•** { Bankof New York 
 
 oebec Maitland. Phelps & Co. 
 
 . ity Bank Bank of the Republio 
 
 Jacques Gartier . . Bank of the Republio 
 /j^^ SWard k Co., and Mer- 
 
 ^^^ \ chants'Bank 
 
 Royal Canadian. . National Park Bank 
 
 Du Peuple Nat Bank of the Republio 
 
 Ontario National City Bank 
 
 Molsons The Meohamos' Bank 
 
 Niagara District . -The Manhattan Bank 
 Union Bank of S The National Park Bank, 
 
 Lower Canada X and Caldwell Ashworth 
 B^nkofCommerce.Bank of New York. 
 .B. N. America . . . .Merchants' National Bank 
 
 Montreal Merchants' National Bank 
 
 Bankof CommerccMerchants' NationJEil Bank 
 
 City Bank Kidder, Peabody k Co. 
 
 Ontario Tremont National Bank 
 
 Gore New York State Bank 
 
 .Toronto City Bank 
 
 Niagara District . .City Bank 
 
 .Gore Rochester City Bank 
 
 .Niagara District . .Bank of Attica 
 
 Gore Bankof Attica 
 
 •Bankof Commerce.Merchants' National Bank 
 
 . B. N. America. \ '^•^if^'****'**' "^^ ^' ^' 
 
 Montreal Bank of British Columbia 
 
 B. N. America . . . -R. Burrell, int. manager 
 
 .Montx«al Bank of British Columbia 
 
 B. N. America — George Grant, agent 
 
 Montreal Oriental Bank Corporation 
 
 Montreal Bank of New Zealand 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
 105 
 
 Bank of Montrral.— Established 1818.— Capital «6,000,0C0. 
 
 Direetor^—t, B. Anderson, President ; Hon. T. Ryan, M.L.G. 
 Vice-President; Messrs. H. Tbomasi D. Torrance, Ool. Thos. 
 E. Campbell, £. M. Hopkins, J. G. McKensie, P. Redpath, G. 
 W. Campbell, BLD. ; £. H. King, General Manairer. 
 
 Pays of Discount : Tuesdays and Fridays. Dividends : 1st 
 June attd 1st December. 
 
 Montreal Bank, Savings Bank DBPARTifEKT.—Under the 
 management of Henry Vennor. 
 Open every lawful day, from 10 till 3 o'clock. 
 
 CiTT Bank.— Capital, Sl.200,000. 
 
 i?iVeeeor».— William Workman, President j Jos. TiflSn, Vice- 
 Presiderdt ; Wm. Macdonald, Chas. Phillips, Champion Brown. 
 
 OMcer».—V. Maccnlldch, Cashier ; R. Mills, chief clerk and 
 accountant ; 0. J. Scott, paying teller ; G. Ruthven^ receiving 
 teller; L. Mathewson. deposit ledger keeper; David Kinnel, 
 discount clerk ; John Jas. MaccuUoch, assistant clerk ; James 
 Maclea, messenger; Dennis Gorman, porter. 
 
 Days of Discount : Mondays and Thursdays. Dividends : Ist 
 June and Ist I>ecember. 
 
 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. 
 
 ESTABLISHED IN 1836. 
 
 Tneorporated by Royal Charter in 1840. 
 PAID-UP CAPITAL, £1,000,000 STERLING. 
 
 BRAD OFFICE— LONDON, ENGLAND. 
 COURT OF DIRECTORS IN LONDON. 
 
 Glyn, Richard H. 
 Hume. W. Burnley 
 Kingsford, J. J. 
 Philpotts, A. H. 
 Ranking, John 
 Robertson, J. Muiray 
 
 Charles McNab. 
 
 HEAD OFFICE IN THE COLONIES. 
 
 Great St. James Street, Montreal. 
 
 General Manager—ThoB. Paton. 
 A^Mtant " " — A. C. Hooper. 
 
 MONTREAL BRANCH. '^- >^ 
 
 Local Board— Mon. Jas. Ferrior, Geo. Moffatt 
 
 Manager —Angus C. Hooper. AceountatU . 
 
 Days of Discount ; Wednesdays and Saturdays. 
 
 Bogffs, Henry 
 Lubbock, Fredrick 
 Brooking, Thomas H. 
 Carter, Robert 
 Farrar, Henry Richard 
 tiillespie, Alex. 
 
 Secretary in London 
 
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 BANKS. 
 
 te 
 
 La Bakqui du PnrpLi.— Cttpitftl $2i000,000. 
 
 President, John Pratt; Vioe-PreeideBt» A. Prevoet; Man- 
 aging Director, B; H. LeMoine. 
 
 Directon.—O, S. Cherrier, J. F. Sinoennest Nelson Davis, G. 
 S. Brush ; cashier, A. A. Trettier : accountants, E. Foamier and 
 L. Dupuy ; paying teller, A. Mereille ; receiving teller, K. 
 Terrouz ; discount clerk, J. S. Morley ; elork, J. L. Lamon- 
 tagne ; assistant discount clerk, J. J. Bogue ; messenger, T. 
 Lamoureux : notary, C. F* Papineau. 
 
 Bays of Discount ; Tuesdays and FridiiyB. Dividends . 3st 
 March and 1st September. 
 
 MoLSONS Bank.— William Molson, President ; J. H. R. Mol- 
 son, Vice-President. 
 
 Q/^cer«— William Sacha, cashier ; John Molson, accountant ; 
 John Breen, paying teller ; J. !EL Bell, receiving teller : T. J. Joy. 
 
 fiscount clerk ; A. B. Glass, ledeer-Keeper ; U. T. Oilson, and 
 '. E. Bethune, clerks ; Joseph Walkley and William Perry, 
 messengers. 
 Days of Discount ; Tuesdays and Fridays. . 
 Savings Bank JDepartmeiK.— James Elliot, Manager. 
 
 La Banqub Jacques Oabtirr.— Capital, $1.000,000i. 
 
 OjHcerg—K, Gotte, cashier ; D. W. Brunet, teller : F. B. La- 
 fleur, book-keeper ; L. G. Lacasse, assistant teller ; M. Bonrret, 
 deposit ledger-Keeper ; F. X. Lanthier, discount clerk ; J. A, 
 Manseau, clerk ; Joseph Loblane, messenger. 
 
 Mrrchants' Bauk of GANABA./-*Place d'Armes.— Capital, 
 $2^,000. 
 
 2>ireefor9^.~ Hugh Allan, President; E. Atwater, Vice-Presi- 
 dent; Andrew Allan, A. Roy, W. F. Kay, D. Masson, H. 
 Fraser. 
 
 Oj??ccr».— Jackson Rae, cashier ; W. W. L. Chipman, account- 
 ant ; W. L. Marler, assistant accountant; Geo. 0. Tyre, branch 
 accountant ; W. T. Porter, Ist teller ; C. F. Ireland, 2nd teller ; 
 J. W. Honet, ledger-keeper ; Lyndon Smith, cash book-keeper ; 
 H. Le Jeune, exoaange clerk ; Geo. F. Smylie. A. F. Riddell, E. 
 D. Mcllree, clerks; Jas. Wight, messenger; Peter Kerr, porter. 
 
 Inspector, A. Cameron ; Bank Note Department, Thos. Kirby ; 
 Stock Department, Wm. Hamilton ; Savings Department, George 
 Sharpe. 
 
 Mrchakigs' Bank. — Great St. James Street— Capital, 
 $ 1,000,000. 
 
 Directors— W, Shanley, President; A. Molson, Vice-Presi- 
 dent and Managing Director ; John Atkinson, C. ,T. Brydges, 
 N. McNaughton; J. Hempsted, accountant ;C. G. Morgan, 
 teller ; C. T. Hempsted ledger-clerk ; Duncan Kinsela, discount 
 clerk ; F. G. Varey silver clerk . Samuel Pucten, silver teller ; 
 Richard Dalton, messenger. 
 
KONTEEAL. 
 
 107 
 
 Union Bank of Lower Canada.— Capital, $2,000,000. 
 
 Head Office^ Queb^.—W, Dunn, eashier. 
 
 Montreal Branch,—^, MaoEwan, eashier ; J. F. Kirk, ao- 
 oountant; J. V. Woolsey, teller; F. A. Bates, ledger-keeper 
 Thomas Clappevton, nessenger. 
 
 Qdrbko BANK.-r>Gapital, $3,000,000. 
 
 Jiead Office^ Quebec—jBa, Stevenson, cashier. 
 
 Montreal Branch, 14 Place d*Arme8,—J. B. Benny, manaser ; 
 L. E. Hammond, acoountant ; F. C. Wotherspoon, teller; W.T. 
 Benson, clerk ; A. B. &urn{brd, do. 
 
 Discount every day. 
 
 Bank. or Toronto.— Duncan Coulson, manager ;T. F. Tate, 
 accoantimt r H. St* G. Baldwin, teller ; F. Cayley, check clerk ; 
 L. Beatty, clerk. 
 
 Ontario Bank.— Oapital. $2,000,000. 
 
 Head OMte, Bowmarwillef Ont.—Hon, J. Simpson, Presi- 
 dent ; D. Fisher, cashier. 
 Montreal Branch, Place dMrme*.— H. Stames, manager. 
 Days of Discount; Monday and Thursday. 
 
 CiTT ^D District Savings Bank.— No. 6 Oreat St. James St. 
 
 LaRoe«uiu SdwIMl If urphyy Willlaii Worlmaa, and Edwin 
 At water, directors ; E. J. Barbeau, actuary. 
 
 Open eveiqr lawraL day during banking hours. The Board 
 meets every Monday evening. 
 
 tJAlMBtiN STAMP DUTIES; 
 
 In computing the dutjr, it must be borne in mind that any in- 
 trest payable at m^iturity with the principal, is to be counted 
 art 01 the amount. 
 
 On Bills of ExehangCj Drafte and Promtesory Note*, 
 
 AMOUNT. 
 
 singly. 
 
 Duplicate 
 each part. 
 
 Trlplioate 
 each part. 
 
 
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 $0.01 
 0.01 
 
 $0 01 
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 $ 50 
 
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 . 100 
 
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 0.02 
 
 001 
 
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 100 « 
 
 u 
 
 . 200 
 
 006 
 
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 004 
 
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 400 " 
 
 ti 
 
 . 500 
 
 0.15 
 
 0.10 
 
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 MERCANTILE, 
 
 BOARD OF STOCK BROKERS. 
 
 Charles Oeddet, Chairman ; F. Bond, Feoretary. 
 
 FirtM Componnathe Board.—O. k C. G. Qeddest Ford k Tait, 
 O. W. Simpson, MaoDougall k Davidson, Prentice k Mao- 
 Doagall, F. Bond, BumeUA Thompson, D. R.Stodart, A. M. 
 Cohen, Budden k Crawford, Wilson k Kane. 
 
 CORN EXCHANGB ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Committ^ of if<;iiM(a«m0fU.~Ira Gould, President ; John Fair- 
 bairn, Treasurer ; John M. Toung, H. Labelle, H. MoLennan, 
 M. P. Ryan, R. S. Oliver. L. S. Cusaolc, George Coupar. 
 
 Board of Review. —ThouMi Rimmer, Chairman: Andrew 
 Allan, James Maodougall, Robert Simros, Robert Bsdaile, 
 Thomas Macduff. 
 
 W. J. Patterson, Secretary ; Thomas MeNab, A88ist.-Seoretar7. 
 
 MERCANTILE AGENCY. 
 
 DUN, WIMAN & CO., Proprietors. 
 
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 MONTREAL s 37 «39 ST. FRMICOIS XAVIER STREET, 
 
 JAS. HEDLEV, Manager. 
 TORONTO: EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, 
 
 JNO. Moss, Manager. 
 
 HA. LI FAX, N. S. : Wm. Hedley, Manager. 
 
 £, WIMANf General Manager for Canada, 
 
 DUN, BARLOW 6r> CO., New York, 
 
 R. G. DUN <Sr» Ca, London, England, 
 
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 Our object and that of our TWENTY-FOUR Branch and Asso- 
 ciate Offices, in the lai|;e cities of the United States of America, 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
 Dominion of Canada, ancTin London, England, is to give information 
 to Subscribers, of the standing of those who purchase Goods on time 
 or otherwise require CREDIT. 
 
 We are tapported by folly Three-Fonrihi of the MerohantSi 
 Bankersi Manufaotnren, of eyeiy oommanity where oqr adyan- 
 tagei are known. 
 
 "This Institution, established in the City of New 
 
 and 
 ever 
 
 York oyer twenty-six years aso, for the promotion 
 protection of trade, was the nrst organized effort 
 made to relieve the Merchants and Manufacturers of 
 the Union from the insecurity of credit operations, and 
 to substitute fof- the tardy, expensive, and unsatisfactory 
 results of ihdividu^ investigation, a system that should 
 be alike prompt, econoinical, and renable— whose pur- 
 pose it should be to supply (to subscribers only) all 
 necessary information as to the standing and responsi- 
 bility of Merchants, Traders. Manufacturers, Public 
 Companies, &c^ throughout the United States, their 
 Territories and British North America. — N. V, Tribune, 
 
 Cdlleotion of past due Debts partionlarly attended to for all, 
 whethar SabMribere to the Agehoy or othendae. 
 
 Terras of Subscription will be made known at the Office, where 
 wc shall be much pleased to afford information as to the system pur- 
 sued, and to give (free of expense) to those who contemplate joining 
 the institution a reasonable test of the correctness of our reports. 
 
 E. WIMAN. 
 
 BOARD OF TRADE. 
 
 J. H. Winn, President; Damase Masecn, Vice-President; 
 John Kerry, Treasurer. 
 
 CoHhelf.— Thomiis Maoduff, F. W. Henshaw, John McLennan, 
 Thos. Rimmer, Hagh Fraser, Wm. Darling, James Hutton, A. 
 Robertson. 
 
 Botird of Arhitratum,-^Veier Redpath, V. Hudon. J. M. 
 Toang, J. McDongall. And%«w Allan, uco. Moffatt, C J. Ousack, 
 H. Thomas, H. L. Routb, D. Torrance, J. H. Joseph, H. Mul- 
 hoUand. 
 
 Repreaentntive to Board of ^Irto.— James Torrance. 
 
 William J. Patterson, Secretary. 
 
 INSPECTORS OP PRODUCE. 
 
 il«A««.— Dyde k Major, Inspectorfj, CoHegie Street.— Fees : 6 
 cts. ¥ 100 lbs. for inspection and branding ; cooperage, the actual 
 
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 INSURANd^ CbM^ANIES. 
 
 costs disbursed by tho Inspectors, but not to exceed 15 cts. iP' 
 barrel; 8 cts. if barrel fur storage, if not stored for more than 
 one month, and 5 cts. H^ barrel tor each subsequent month. 
 
 Flour,^Uon. John Young, Insueotor ; M. llutchison. Deputy 
 Inspector, corner Common and Nazareth Streets, Canal.— If^es : 
 Id. ¥' barrel for inspection and brandlno. 
 
 Butter.-'D. Rees A Co., Inspectors, 4ti Qrey Nuns' Street.— 
 Fees : inspection H^jpaokase^ 6d. ; re-inspection, 4d. 
 
 Bee/and Pork.—W, L. Eager, 30 Wellington Street and D. 
 Rees & Co., 46 Grey Nuni' Street, Inspectors.— Fees : Is. 6d. H^ 
 barrel and lOd. ¥ halt barrel for inspection and branding; 
 cooperage, extra oharjie, but not to eiceod 6d. ^ barrel. 
 
 Weight* ) Ist Division-Peter Casey, Deputy Inspector, 14 
 and \ St Lambert Street. 2nd. Division J. Horn, De- 
 Meaeuret, ) puty Inspector, 18 St. Lambert Street 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANIES AN0 AGENTS. 
 
 Alliance— Prentice & MacDougall, agents, 60 St. Francois Xavler 
 
 Street 
 Atlantic Mutual Life of Albttnyt Kew York.— James Muir^mft* 
 
 pager, adjoining Molson's Bank.— iS*ce Card 
 MtXkA Life.— S. Pedlar it Co., managers and gonent! agents for 
 
 the Dominion of Canada. Head 0£Bce) 20 Great St James 
 
 StreeU—See Card* 
 Mtna Fire cff Hartford.— R. Wood, general agent and attorney, 
 
 88 St Francois Xavier Street— <Se« Card, 
 iEtna Live Stock.— E. L. Snow, general agent, 67 St James 
 
 Slaretot 
 British America Fire and Inland Marine, of Toronto.— M. H. 
 
 Gault, 105 Great St. James Street 
 British and Foreign Marine.— -Gillespie, MofFutt & Co., agents, 
 
 310 St. Paul Street. 
 Briton and Britannia Life.— G.F. C^ Smithy aetiilg agenti 16 Place 
 
 d'Armes. 
 Canada Life.— Donald Mvrray, general ageal, 77 St James 
 
 . Street. -i . ■ ; ^ . .• 
 
 Citizens Insurance and Investment Co., Fire, Life and Guaran-^ 
 
 telB.— 71 St Jiunos Street Five Department, G. D«) Muir, 
 
 manager. Life and Guarantee DiBpartment, £. Rawlings, 
 
 mane^r,— tSSse Catd. 
 Commercial Union.— Mori and, Watson & Co., general agents, 
 
 887 St Paul Street— <S)w ^are2 
 Conneticut Mutual Life of Harl£urd.-tR. Wood, geAenU agent 
 
 and attorney, 83 St Francois Xavier Street 
 Glasgow Association of Underwriters.— H. Chapman, 22 St John 
 
 Street. 
 Hartford Firevof HartfeiKL-T-B^ Wood, gentealagani and att6r- 
 
 ney, 88 St Francois Xtatier Streets 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
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 Home InaurftDce Oompftny, of NewHave(i,Conn.~A. R. Betbune, 
 
 agent 104 St. Frmi^oia Xavier Stieet. 
 Imperial Fire.— Rintoul Bros., agents, 21 8t. Sacrament Street. 
 Lanoaehire Fire and Life Insurance Co.— Wm. Hobbif general 
 
 agent» corner Place d'Armes and Notre Dame 8treet. 
 Life ABSooiatienof Scotland.— P. Wardlaw, secretary.— iS'ee Card, 
 London and Lancashire Life.— T. Simpson, general agent lor 
 
 Canada. 104 St. Francois Xavier Street. 
 Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Co.— O. F. C. Smith, 
 
 resident secretary. Place d'Armes.— A^ee Card, 
 London Assurance Corporation.— Romeo H. Stevens, agent, 56 
 
 St. Francoifi Xavier Street.— «!See Card, 
 Lloyds.— H. Chapman, agent, 22 St. John Street. 
 Montreal Assurance Co.— William Murray, manager, 25 Qrent 
 
 St. James Street. 
 Mutual Fire Insurance Co^, of the City of Montreal.— Alfred 
 
 Bumouchelt §ecretanr< 2 St. Sacrament Street. 
 Mutual Life, of New York.— M. H. Gault, agent, 105 Great St 
 
 James Street 
 National Life of United States of America.— W. Douglas, jun., 
 
 general aftent, 91 St. James Street 
 N6w York Life Insurance Co.— W. Burke, general agent, 51 St 
 
 James Street 
 North British and Mercantile Fire and Life.— Maodougall k 
 
 Davidson, general agents; Wm. Bwing, inspector; office, 
 
 corner of St. Francois Xavier and Hospital Streets. 
 Nmlhem Assurance Co., of Aberdeen and London.— Taylor 
 
 Bros., agentsj Exchange Buildings. 
 Orient Mutual Insurance Co., of New York.— Henry McKay, 1 
 
 Merchants' Exchange Buildings. 
 Phoenix Fire, of London.— Gillespie, Moffatt & Co., Ments, 310 
 
 St Paul Street; James Davison, manager.— «See Card, 
 PhenixInsnranCe Co.. New York, Marine,— Robert Hampson» 
 
 IS Corn Bt-change Buildings. 
 Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., of TUtrtford* Conn.— Angus 
 
 R. Bethnne, agent, 104 St. Francois Xavier Street, 
 Provincial of Canada.— Jno. F. McCuaig, agent, 31 St. Francois 
 
 Xavier Street. 
 Queen Fire and Life^— A. McKensie Forbes, chief agent Ex- 
 change BuUdingB. 
 Reliance Mutual Life Assurance Society of London.— Ja«. Grant, 
 
 resident secretary, 131 St James Streot^jS'ee Cctrd, 
 Royal Fire and Life.— H. L. Routh, agent Commissioner Street. 
 
 —See Card, 
 Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society.— James Nelson, 65 
 
 Great St. James Street 
 Scottish Provincial.— A. D. Parker, secretary, 125 St. James 
 
 Street. 
 Scottish P^vident Institution, Life.— Oswald Bros., general ma- 
 nagers in Canada, 55 St. Francois Xavier Street 
 Standard Life, (now united with Colonial.)— W. M. Ramsay, 
 
 manager, 47 Gteat St James Street— i^e^ Card, 
 
 
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 PUBLIC COMPANIES. 
 
 Star Lii'e, of London,— W. M* Freer, agent, 10 Hospital Street 
 The Travelers Insurance Co.. Hartford.— A. B. Gnaffee, agent, 
 
 143 St. James Street : T. E. Foster, general agent. —i^ee Card, 
 United States Lloyds.— Robert Hampeon, 18 Com Bxchange. 
 Western Fire and Marine Assurance Co., of Canada.— A* R. 
 
 Bethune, agent, 104 St Francois Xavier Street 
 
 PUBLIC COMPANIES. 
 
 RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT, TELKGRAPH, &c. 
 Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, inolOding 
 
 THE M(»NTHRAL & ChAIIPLAIN AND Bo^PALO ft LaKR HuktON R. 
 
 R.— Richard Potter, Esq., President Lcmdon ; Hon. James Fer- 
 rier, M.L.C., Chairman, Canada; Charles John Brydges, Esq., 
 Managing Director, Montreal. 
 
 0J?cer9.— J. Hickson, Secretary and Treasurer; R. ]^aton, 
 LooomotiYe Superintendent; E. P. Hannaford, Engineer; T.B. 
 Hawson, Auditor ; H. Shaokell: General Passenger Agent Mon- 
 treal ; F. C. Stratton, General jBastern Freight Agent Montreal ; 
 P. S. Stevenson, General Western Freight Agent Toronto ; J. 
 Taylor, Storekeeper, Montreal. 
 
 Local Sttper%niendmtf,''W* J. Spicer, Montreal to Detroit, 
 Buffalo to Goderich, and Montreal to Province Line ; H. Bailey, 
 Montreal to Porttand, and Montreal to Rouse's Point, Riohmond 
 to Quebec and Riviere dii Lpup. 
 
 M0NTBEAI4 City Passrnorb Railway Company.— Charles 
 Geddes, President; Robert Anderson, Vice-President ; Hon.T. 
 !fyan, Thomas Caver^UL Ai)drew Wilson, Direotora; J. 
 MeDonald, Auditor ; J, F. Domey, Superintendent ; W. D. 
 Dupont Secretary. 
 
 RiOHKLiRU Navig ATIOK CoMPANYi— Capital, $500,000. Incor- 
 porated 1857. Steamers Quebeci MontreaL Ganadtu Trois- 
 Itivihm^ Victoria* Chambly^ Tcrrebonnt^ L'EtoUtt Fire Fly, 
 Rivihrc du Loup^ MeukenongiS, John Pratt President ; W. Mc- 
 Naughton, Viee-President ; J. N. Beaudry, Secretary and 
 Treasurer ; J. B. Lam4re, General Manager. 
 
 OJSce.— No. 203 Commissioners Street near Jacques Cartier 
 Square. 
 
 Ottawa Rivbb KAViOATioy Company.— Capt. R. W. Shop- 
 pard, President 
 
 Q^ee.— No. 10 Bonaventore St, Mercantile Library Building. 
 
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 MoNTRKAL Trlroraph GoMPANT.—GoDQectinff with all the 
 principal cities and towns in Canada and the United States. 
 
 2>trcctor«.--Hugh Allan, Prtsidehtj Hon. John Roj^e. Gfeorge 
 W. Oamphell, M.D., Sir William Logan; James X)aker8f 
 Secretary. 
 
 Qi^ee.- Opposite Merchants' Exchange, St. Sacrament Street. 
 
 Peoplb*s Telegraph CoifPANT.—Incorporated under chap. 67 
 of the Consolidated Statutes of Canada. Has Offices between 
 Ottawa and Quebec. 
 
 Directort.—A. Joseph, Chairman ; D. O. Thomson, Treasurer ; 
 S. B. Foote, A. Thomson T. H. Dunn, F. Dmmmond, Manager. 
 
 0#ce.~2 Hosintal Street. 
 
 MoNTBRAL Miming Coup ant.— Tfaoe. Ryan* Presictost: Wm. 
 Murray, Vice-President ; Dr. 0. W. Campbell, Sir Q. ETCartier, 
 James Uutton, Robert Anderson, Gilb^HSeott* Directors ; Adam 
 Handyside, Secretary. 
 
 Q^ctf.— 58 St. Francois Xavier Street 
 
 Huron OoppKB Bat CovPANT.^Korth British Buildings, 
 St Frane<»8 Xavier street— D. Lorn MaoDougall, President; 
 Michael Babcock, Vice-President ; E. M. Hopkms, Alex. Clerk, 
 George Templeton, Chas. Alexander, Directors ; John G. Bur- 
 rows, Secretary. 
 
 COlfliiaSIONRRS AND OfFIORRS FOB THR HaRBOUR OF MON' 
 
 trRal.— Comm«««toner».<— A. M. Delisle, EsqM Chairman; Geo. 
 Stephen, Esq., Wm. Workman, Esq., and J. H. Winn, Esq., 
 President Board of Trade; H. H. Whitney, Secretary ; A. 
 G. Nish, Harbour Engineer, A. M. Rudolf, Harbour Master; 
 John Ferns, Wnar&iger ; John Small, Assistimt Wharfinger. 
 
 Trust and Loan Company of Upprr Canada.— Q/?Jce.-'107 
 Great St James Street 
 
 Canada Glass Company.— (Limited.)— Montreal. -Works at 
 Hudson on the Ottawa. J. H. Jiraeph, President; Chas. Hagar, 
 Treasurer; Alex. MoGibbon, J. Macintosh, J. HardmhUt 
 Directors ; John Donaldson, Secretary. 
 
 Offi<^ & Sample Rooms, 107 Queen Street 
 
 St. Lawrence Glass Company.— /Vrctorj/— Albert Street, 
 west} Montreal.— Wm. Workman, President; P. Redpath, Vipe- 
 Presideut 
 
 jDtVeotora.'-Wm. Workman. Petor Redpath, A. M. Delfsle, 
 A. McK. Cochrane, Thomas Simpson. 
 
 A. McK. Cochrane, Secretaiy and Treasoter. 
 
 OMce and Sample i?oom«.— At the Factorj^. 
 
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 PUBLIC COMPANIES. 
 
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 TitE Grbat Makitoclin Oil Compant.- Capital, $300,000. 
 Shares $10 each. Pirectort : J. R. Berthelot, Esq,, President ; 
 Henry Starnes, Esq., Vice-President; W..L. Baby, Esqj, A. 
 Lagrare. Esq., Henry B^rthelot, Esq., Charles E. Panet, Eaq., 
 John H. B. Burroughs, Esq., Charles F. Thebo, Esq., Wimam 
 McNaughton, Esq. ; P. B. Casgrain, Esq., Solicitor ; W. M. 
 Freer, Esq., Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 OM<ie,— 10 Hospital Street, Montreal. 
 
 New City Gas Company.— ^oard of Director*.— Hon. John 
 Rose, President; Henry Thomas, Yic^-President; L. Beaudry, 
 Managing Director j Alex. UrquhUrt, J. G. Mackenzie, U. 
 MulhoUand, John Ostell, Wm. McDonald, A. Wilson, A. M. 
 Delisle, Hon. H. Masson, Jesse Joseph, G.. W. Campbell, M. D. 
 Directors. 
 
 G. Monsftl. Secretary ; J. McEIroy, Superintendent of Works ; 
 
 D. Cunningham, Meter Inspector; J. F. Scriver, D. Beaudry, 
 and A. Demers, Clerks ; 0. Bienyenuc; Collector. 
 
 Cl^'ce.— Comer St James & St Gabriel Street. 
 
 Montreal Turnpike Trustees.— H. Taylor, B. H. Lemoine, 
 W. J. Knox, P. Beaubien, E. Quin, -^ Lecavalier, J. Crawford, 
 
 E. Prudlromme, Jr., E. A. Dubois ; J. Rielle, Secretary. 
 OMee,-^ 4& St James Street. 
 
 Rennebro Gold Mining Company.— Hon. Thomas Ryan, 
 M.L.C., C. J. Brydges, Esq., £. M. Honkins, Esq., Andrew Wil- 
 son, Esq^ Walter Shanley. Esq., M.P.F., Thos. Reynolds, Esq., 
 Hon. J, J. C. Abbott, M.P.P., Directors ; Messrs. MacDougall 
 Sc Daridson* North British Buildings, Brokers; Ritchie, Morris 
 & Rose, Solicitors, St James Street. 
 
 Montreal Permanent Building Society.— Poarrfo/lKrcc- 
 tor^.-^Henry Thmnas, President; G. H. Frothingham, Vice- 
 President; W. Frederick Kay, Robert Esdaile, A. W. Ogilyie, 
 Theodore Hart Chas. Alexander. Thomas OaYorhill ; M. H. 
 Gault Secretary and Treasurer ; Thomas Craig, Actuary. 
 Oi?ee.— 105 St. James Street. 
 
 Pboyikcial Permanent Building Society.— Hu|^ Allan, 
 President; Wm. Workman, Vice-President; E. M. Hopkins, H. 
 A. Nelson, Alex. McGibbon, and John Swanston, Directors ; 
 George B. Mnir, Secretary-Treasurer; T. W. Ritchie, Solieitor; 
 J. W. Hopkins, Inspector ; Gibb, Hunter & Doucet, Notaries. 
 
 Q^ee.— 71 St James Street— up stairs. 
 
 Permanent Building Society of the District of Montreal. 
 D. E. Papiiieau; President; Naz. Villenenve, Vice-President; 
 J. L. Cassidy, L. N. Dnyerger, A. DnbOrd, Directors ; P. A. 
 Fautenx, Secretary ; F. X. A. Coutn, Treasurer ; P. A. Fanteux, 
 Adyocate; C. F. Papineau, Notary. 
 
 Office,— 12 Place d'Armes. 
 
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 MoNTBKAL Oanadiak Buildino Sooiktt.— Claude Melancon, 
 President; J. Ledae, Vioe-President; J. Baraaloa, 0. Laoaille, 
 T. G. B^lislfi, L. G. Gravel, L. Toarville. Directora ; L. A. 
 JeU6t Adyocate> Secretary and Manager; N. G. Bourbonnidre, 
 Notary ; M. Rivet, Treasurer ; 0. Lecours, Assistant-Treasurer,* 
 La Banque du Peuple. Bankers. 
 
 Oi«c«.— 46 St Vincent Street. 
 
 MoNTRiiL Mutual Building Socistt.— Wm; Turner, Presi- 
 dent > Hem. Maurice Laframboise, Vice<President ; Henry Koll- 
 myer> Jonathan Findlay, and Louis Monat, Trustees ; William 
 Cross, P. P. Martin, M. Bertrand, W. Cowie. Jas. McNeioe, jr., 
 G. Bourdeau, F. C. Charbonneau, Wm. Duokett, and Wm. Mc 
 Master, Directors : L. H. Ofaarbonnean, Sec-Treasurer ; Wm. 
 Easton, Notary; Jatties Garven, jun.. Valuator ; T. B. Warren, 
 E. Targeon, W. W. McClellan, Auditors. 
 
 Mount Rotal Crmbtkrt Compant.— Trustkes.— rTmVec^ 
 Church o/EnaUnui and IretancU-^ii' H. Gault, J. J. Day, Wm. 
 Molson, E. Idler, George Moflfatt, William Turner and Stanley 
 C. Ba^. 
 
 Pirnoyterian (7&«rc/i.— Wm. Murray, Wm. Spier^ Benjamin 
 Lyman, Johnston Thomson, Walter Benny, John Stirling^ Kobt. 
 Esdaile and Gharleis D« Proctor. 
 
 Weideyan Chureh.-^VLim, Jaines Ferrier and John Torrance. 
 
 CongregaHoneU.^KeTkTj Lyman. 
 
 J7aj^.— G. B. Muir. 
 
 CTmtaruxn.— G. H. Frothingham. 
 
 Wm. Mutray, President; Benjamin Lyman, Vice-President; 
 M. H. Gault, Treasurer; Wm. Turner, Secretary ; R. Sprigings 
 at the Cemetery, Superintendent. 
 
 Montreal Agrioultural and Horticultural Sooiktt.— 
 A. Robertson, President; W. T. Evans^ice-President; Messrs. 
 J. MidcUeton, R. SprigiDgs, J. Nairn. R. Brodie, T. Irving, T. 
 Wall, J. Archbold, Directors ; J. E. Pell, Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 CouNTT op HoOHKLAOA AORICULtURAL SOCIIBTT.— JOBCph 
 
 Lanouette, President; Thomas Irving, Vice-President; Hugh 
 Brodie, jun., N. P., Secretary and Treasurer: F. Beaudry, L. 
 Laporte, R. Brodie, Charles F. Vinet, C. Holdsworth, Jean 
 Grer and W. E. Phillips. 
 
 NATIONAL SOCIETIES. 
 
 St. Gioroi'8 Sooiktt.— John Leeming, President ; J. 
 Kerry and A. Rimmer, Vice-Presidents ; W. 8. Walker, 
 Treasurer ; W. D. Strodd, Seeretary ; Rev. Hennr Wilkes, D.D., 
 and Rev. G. Slack, ChaiMins ; C. Smallwood, Esq., M.D., L.L. 
 
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 £. Trenholine) Esq.| M*D.t Pivaioii|]i9« A^ '>H: 
 
 Charitable Committee—J, E. Petli ChainB«n ; ^<6ki4 Gardn^lS 
 W. H. Clare, Q. Llilaiier, 6. Beay. F* Clri«i)0» S. P0(Uarand 
 Jbh&Bauden. ■ .-w^^vtAl,.,- v^^fw^^s..,- 
 
 (7ommtWee ei/'^ccouni**.— John Lewis and E. Wright. 
 
 St. Am>9Rw's SociKTlr.--Andrew Robeitson, Presidents A. 
 W. Ofplrie, Peter Redpath, Vice-Presidents; A. MoGibbon, 
 ^reasolrer : D. Brymner, Secretary; John Phymister, assistant 
 OQ. ; Re^'. Dr. Mathieson and Rer. Mr^ Youngt Chaplains. 
 
 dommUtee^—Mesan. Ewen McLennan. Charles Alexander, 
 Dayid'M<Hrriaon, Thos. norland and ]>r. Bell. ^ '.\ 7 
 
 Committee of Aceow^t9'. - H^n. John Young* W. S* McFai^ 
 lanO} D. McKay, J. C. Becket and A. Wilson, 
 
 CalkdonunSooibtt.— D.Rose, President; D. M. MoGavin, 
 1st Vice-President ; T. Symington, 2nd Vice-President; J. T. 
 Henderson, Secretary; W. Murray^ Financial Secretary; C« T. 
 Christie, Treasurer. 
 
 Committee*—!). Cunningham, A. MtirdOch, W. MoRobie, W. 
 B. Allan, A. K. Shewan, A. A. Steyenson* Jas. Knox, Jas. 
 Yuill, Jno. Millar, A. G. Nish, C. Baillie, H. MoFariane. 
 
 ■ St. Patrick's Society.— R B. McNamee, Bsqu. President; 
 Louis Hughes, 1st Vice-President: P. Carroll, gnd Vice-Presi- 
 dent ; Daniel Lyons, Treasurer; M. P. Redmond^ corresponding 
 Secretary ; W. J. Walsh, recording Secretary ; Jno. A. Moore, 
 assistant recording Secretary. 
 
 , Qomtnittee ofMxnqffenient''--Uic!hMl Tansey, John O'RSely, 
 J. McCaffrey, R. Burke^ M. 0. Connor. D.Coghlan, T. GiUeeee, 
 N.Kinsella, M. Tracey, L< Morriesy, Wm. Cunningham, John 
 Hamall, Thomas Qum, D. Banjy, J. OTitfrell, Wm. Mansfield, 
 y-/SlJ^?» ^randMawhalKJMtJnright; Assistant Marshallp, 
 % QfRijsUy, J» Kinpu|;h an4 jTWiokhtoi. 
 
 ^ Nrw England Sooirtt.— Champion Brown, President ; Clark 
 Pitts, 1st Vice-President; D.T.Irish, 2nd Vice-President; E.F. 
 A mes^rd Vice-President; Dr. J. A. Basin, 4th Vice-President; 
 T. S. Hunt, corresponding Secretary ; C. D. Edwards, recording 
 Secretary ; Chaa. E. Kershaw, Treasurer. 
 
 Gkbman Society.— W. Wagner, President; — Gerike, Vice- 
 Predident; L. Gandinger, l^easurer; F. A. Buoher and F. 
 Fischer, Seeretanes. / 
 
 CharUahle Oammittee,^A, Byer, M. Leser, T. Gablen 
 
 j^fetrartff .— F. Fiiohar and — Strohmeyer. 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
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 St. Jran BAPTifitK SooiftiT.— The Hon^ <^. Oaimet Attorney 
 General, President ; Louis Beaudry, F. P. Pomiaville* Henry 
 Stamps andJ^Bte. Beaudry, Vice-Presidents; Honors Cott^, 
 Treasurer; KAphael BeUemare> Reeordinff Seoietary; Joseph 
 Royal, Corresponding Secretary; Dr. Trade!, PhysioiaB. 
 
 BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS, 
 
 CHimCH lioME.— Jn Couneetiohwtth Christ Church Cathedral, 
 •—28 Aylmer Street— The very Rev. Dean of Montreal, Presi- 
 dent; Rev. Canon Baloh, Vice-President; Rev. Canon Loose- 
 more. . ''■•■■ ji •■ ■■ 
 
 Miss Ross, Secretary ; Miss 'W^ebster, treasurer ; Miss Laing, 
 Matron and Superintendent ; Mrs. Loosemore, Mrs. Baloh, Mrs. 
 Wood, Mrs. Baylis, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. T. B. Anderson, Mrs. S. 
 0. Blim, Mrs. Party, Mrs. Maodonnell, M^. Dyde, Mrs. H. 
 ASpltiwall H6#e, Mrs. Tylee, Mrs. George Stei>hen, Miss 
 M<>ffatt. Miss HolmeSv Miss Ramiay, Miss C. Glbb, Miss Dur- 
 ham, Miss Catehpoto, Mahagers* 
 
 £!ngltsh Workiko Men's Benefit SociEtr.— "Wim. Turner, 
 President: John Hine, 1st Vice-President ; James Bllicdtt 2nd 
 Vioe-President; W. H. Smith, Treasurer; John Clajrton, Secre- 
 tary; Edward Pink, Assistant Secretary; Rev. Canon Baleh, 
 D.D., Rev. Canon Loosemore, A.M., Rev. W. B. Ciirran, A.M., 
 Rev.;Hy..WUke8,D.D.« Chaplains; Charles Smallwood, M.D., 
 L.L.I>., D.C.L., Physician ; J. J. Day, Hon. Solicitor : J. H. 
 Isaaji^n, Bon. Notary ; W. Greig, S. M. Sansum and R. Thorpe, 
 Auditors : Wm, Perry, Wm. Kingston and J. H. Isaacson, Trus- 
 tees ; Alfred Lewinjrton, John Burgess, Edward Merchant, 
 Joseph Empey, John iJlley, Thos. R. Hunt and R. Constahtine, 
 Stewards. 
 
 United Protestant Working Men's Benefit Sooiett.— 
 Meets on the first Tuesday evening in each month at 8 o'clock 
 in Union Hall, Craig Street. 
 
 Oi!«erf.^ohn Wilson, President rW;H. Hall. Ist Vice- 
 President ; M. ,G. Casler, Sted Vice-Presidentj; Joshua Ward, 
 KeeqrdinrSecretary; Samuel Gray, Financial Secretary ; John 
 Phillips, Treasurer J W. Glidden, B. I;. Baltsly, A^ BailUe, 
 Auditors ; W. Clendming, John Perry, Richard SeMe, Trusteed ; 
 E. H. Trenholme, M.D., Physicialn. 
 
 Montreai. WoBfUNO Men's Mutual Benefit ^ Widows* j& 
 Orphans' Frovident SociBTT.—Founded A.D. 1R67,-^A. W. 
 Ogilvie, M.P.P., President ; Ja^es Thompson, 1st Vice-Presi- 
 dent; Thos. Symington, 2nd Vice-President; Warden King, 
 
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 BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 Treasurer ; Chas. P. Christie, Secretary ; John Boyd, Assistant 
 Seoritar7 ; Wm. Stenbotise, Financial Secretary ; James Atchi- 
 son, Assistant FiDanoial Secretary. ^ ■ 
 ' 2ViM<ee».^Peter Redpath, Esq., Gilbert Scott, Esq.^ Alex. 
 McGibbmi, Esq. ' 
 
 Auditor».—ChM. Alexander, Esq., Alex. Walker, Esq., Henry 
 Melyille, Esq. 
 
 Ladtbs' Brnevolknt Sooirtt.— Mrs. Oeddes, Ist Directress ; 
 Mrs. Paton, 2nd Directress : Bfrs. King, Secretary for children ; 
 Mrsi Gordon, Treasurer ; Miss Evans, Secretary to Society, 
 
 St. Akdrkw'b Homb, DoreheHer ^fr«ee.~-Undev the manage- 
 ment of a committee named by the St. Andrew*s Society, as- 
 sisted by a committee of Ladies. 
 
 St. Patrick's Benbvolknt SociKTT.^President, Edward 
 Spelman ; Vice-PresidentSt J. D. Kennedy and Patrick Doran ; 
 Secretary, T. Harding; Assistant Secretary, J, Meagher ; Trea- 
 surer, Bernard McNally; Collecting Treasurer, Jas. O'Farroll ; 
 Assistant Collecting Treasurer, Jas. Murphy. 
 
 Jlfar<A<i/«.— John Fitzgerald, Chief Marshal ; John Clarke, 
 Assistant Marshal. 
 
 Rev. P. Dowd, Director; Dr. HlnJBston. Physician. 
 
 Meets every Thursday evening in the St Patrick's Hall, Vic 
 totia Square. 
 
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 Ibish Pbotrstant BRKE¥OiiKNTSoCiKtT.—Jnd.Love11, presi- 
 dent; Geo. S. Scott, Ist Vice-President; Christopher HeaR 2nd 
 Vice-President; Wm. MoWatters, 3r<i Vice-President ; D. H. 
 Henderson, Treasurer; Jno.Emp6on, Secretary; W, S. Daven- 
 portf correspondiiuc Secretary. 
 
 C'ouncu— Kbbt. Miller, J4mes Parker, C. Bryson, M. H. Gault, 
 Wm. Workman. J. J. Amton, Thos. Simpson. Isaao Ebbitt, 
 G. B. Burland. Jno. Moore, W. Henderson, S. C. Kyte, W. E. 
 Boyd, W. A. Merry> T. Christian. 
 
 Y'^.'^'^f': 
 
 Pbotesta^'t Obphan Asylum.— No. 1045^. Catherine Street, 
 near Drummond Street— Mrs. Moffatt. Ist pijn»cti*ess ; Mrs. J. 
 Greenshields, 2nd Directrera ; Mrs. Tylee, Treasurer ; Mrs. 
 McCord, Secretary ; Mrs. Cribb, Supermt«ndent and Matron; 
 Miss S. MeLaUflilin, Teacher, 
 
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 Fibemrn's Brnevolrkt Scgiett-— Alex. BertramjChief Engi- 
 neer and President ; F. McCuUochjyice-President ; W. McRobie, 
 Secretary; W. Patton, AssistffBt Engineer, Treasurer. 
 
 VUiting OommtMee.— F. McCnUoch, J.,Ji Oaimsy J. Gauthier, 
 Wm. Atcheson, J. Bukingham. - 
 
 ^ttc{tfor«.— F. McGulloen, J. J. €v Irnt; 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
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 Rohan Catholto Orphan Asylum.— 745 St. Cath«rine Street. 
 Founded 18§2.-'Mr8. T. Bbuthillier, President ; Mrs. John Odtel. 
 Viise-i^rdsident ; Mrg. Joseph Bouriret, Treasurer : Mrs. Maurice 
 Laframboise, Secretary ; Miss Eulalie Petit, Matron. 
 
 Industrial Rooms.— Mrs. Dumford, Lady SuperiatendeUt ; 
 Miss Rintoul, Treasurer. 
 
 Protestant House op Industry and Refuge.— Wm. Mur- 
 ray, President; William Workman, Ist Vice-President ; J. G. 
 Mackensie, 2nd Vice-President ; Wm. Molson, Treasurer ; Wm. 
 Lunn. Honorary Secretary ; Wm. Brown, Secretary and Super- 
 intendent ; Mrs. Macdonald, matron. 
 
 Montreal Sanitary Association.- His Lordship the Metro- 
 politan and MoniBeigneur Bourget^ Patrons :Wm. Workman, 
 (mayor,) President j T. 8. Brown, G. W. neaTer, J. Royal, 
 Vice-Presidents; M. P. Ryan, M.Pm Treasurer; A.B.Larocque, 
 M.D., P. P. Carpenter, Ph.D., R. J. Wioksteed, M.A., B.O.L., 
 Honorary Secretaries. 
 
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 TEMPERANCE. 
 
 Grand Division Sons or T. of P. of C— Rev. J. W. Man- 
 ning, St Andrews, G. W. P. ; P. Johnston, Quebec, G. W. A. ; 
 John S. Hall, 6 Bleury Street G. S. ; W. Brodie, Quebec, G. T. ; 
 Rev. E. S. InRfldls, Quebec, G. Chap. ; R. Goddard, Adamsville, 
 G. Con. ; W. Bates, Montreal^ G. Sentinel, 
 
 Montreal Tbmpbranojs Sooibiy.— Kev. Wm. Taylor* D.D., 
 President; John Dougall, James Court, Robt Campbell, D.P. 
 Janes. J. A. Mathewson, J. 0. Becket, Vice-Presidents ; Rev. 
 Goo. Brown, Secretary ; Robt Irwin, Treasurer. 
 
 Ex. Com. meets monthly in the Bible House and holds a pub- 
 lic religious temperance meeting every Sabbath afternoon at 
 4 o'clock in Union Hall, Craig Street. Strangers invited. 
 
 Sons of TKiifmkVCK.— Howard Divinon^ Ko. 1, meets every 
 Thursday evening at their rooms, 6 Bleary Street. 
 
 Indefkkdent Order of Good Templars.— Mount Ro^al 
 Temple meets every Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the Union 
 Uall, Craig @trtet 
 
 Royal Victoria Temple.— Meets every iPriday evening at 8 
 o'clock in the tTnioh H^l, Craig Street 
 
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 TEMP^B&AllrCE. 
 
 BRtnsH Ambrioak ORDieit of 0. T.— /S«. Lawrence Lodge,^ 
 Meets every Monday ereniiig at 8 o'dook io the Hall, No. 6 
 Bleury Street 
 
 Victoria LoDOi!.~Meet8 ATery Thursday evening at 8 o'clock 
 in the basement of New Connexion Ghuroh, Dupr6 off College 
 Street. 
 
 BRrriSjB Amrbioan Order op &.!!»— Dominion Lodge, Meets 
 every Wednesday evening in Presbyterian School 72 Duke 
 Street at 8 o'clock. 
 
 No. 1, Young Earnest tRKTOTALRRS.— The Senior Division 
 composed of Boys from 15, and Girls from 14 to ^ years of im^.~ 
 Meets every Thursday evening at half-past 7 6'diock, in Union 
 Hall, Craig Street. A g<K)d Library in connection with it. 
 Joining fe^ for B07S, 26 cents ; Girls, 12^ cents. 
 
 The Junior Division, composed of Boys froni 7 to 15, and Girls 
 from 7 to 14 years of age, meets every Friday evening at a quar- 
 ter past 7v in Union Hidl, Craig Street. Joining fee, 12^ cents. 
 Geo. Perry, iun., Superintendent. 
 
 St. Patrick's Total Abstinence Society.— Rev. M. J. 
 O'Farrell, President and Director ; Edward Murphy, 1st Vice- 
 President \ Owen Mo <ianrey. 2nd Vice-President; Daniel Mcln- 
 tyre, Treasurer; Michel MoCready, Secretary. 
 
 United Canadian Alliance,— President, the Hon. C. Dunkin ; 
 Travelling Agents and Lecturers, Messrs. Thomas McMurray. 
 Toront«»i John Moffatt, Koihoka ; Secretary and Treasurer, J, 
 G. Beoket, Montreal. 
 
 Rechabitbs^— Perseverance Tent meets every Tuesday even- 
 ing at the Temperance Hall^ DeBleury Street. 
 
 COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS. 
 
 Uniyrrsitt of McGfll College.— Ft>Vdr.— The Governor 
 General, governor*.- Htm. Charles D. Day, |i.L.D., President 
 and Chancellor; Hon. James Ferrier, Senator; T.B.Anderson, 
 
 A. Robertson, M. A., Q.C., Hon^C. Dunkin, M.P.P., L.L.D., A. 
 MorriF, D.C.L., M.P.P., and W< Molson. Ksq. ; Hon. John Rose, 
 M.P.P., Peter Redpath, John Prothinghalm, David Torrance, 
 George Moffatt, J. H. R. Molson, Esqrs. 
 
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 Prineipaland Vice- Chancellor,-^ J, W. Dawion, L.L JKt F* 
 R.8.«.F.GjS. iV22otP«.«rVen. Archdeacon Leachf I)iC.L.. L.L* 
 Dm Yicje-Frincipal and;X)ean of the ^Faodty or Arts ; The Boh^ 
 J. J* C. Abbott. P.CX-» Q.Cm M.Pm Bean of the FaouUr of 
 Law ;, Georce W. GampbelT, M.A., M.D.| Dean of the Faealty 
 of Mieidicme ; the Rector of the High School f B. Chahibeilain, 
 M.A., D.C.L. ; Sir W. R. Logah, L.L.D., F.R.S., F.G.^. r Pijofcs- 
 8or Johnson, L.L.D. : Rev. Professor Cornish, M. A. ; Professor 
 Lafrenaj^, B.O.L. ; profesdor W. Fraser, M.D. ; Rev. Frineipal 
 Cook. p.D.| of Morrm College, Quebec : Prindnal Graham, M. 
 A., ofSt Francis CbUdMr Rev. H. Wilkes, BJ:A.^D.D.. Cdti- 
 grecrational College of B.N. A.; T. K. Ramsay, M.A., Motrin 
 CoIleM t Rqbf^ A. Leach, M;A., B.O.L< ; C. P. Davidson, MA., 
 B.G.L..; Bev.D. H. Maovicar; John Reddy, M.D. ; Samuel B. 
 
 Schmiai,ilD. 
 
 Seetvtary of the Royal Institution and Registrar and Bursar^ 
 W. Craig Baynes, Esq., B.Ai 
 
 Factdtvo/Arta.—Yen. Archdeacon tjeaoh, D.C.L.,Vic<i-Princi- 
 paL Deui « the Facnlty.Prafessor of Moral Philosophy and Lottie, 
 and Mdscm Professor of English Literature; Alexanddr John- 
 son, LX;D., Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosotjiy ; 
 Rev. G. Cornish, M.A., Professor of Classical Literature ; Rev. 
 A. DeSola, L.L.D., Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Litera- 
 ture ) J. W. Dawson, L.L.D., F.G.S., Professor of Natural His- 
 tdry and Amridulture ; C. F. A. Markgraf, Professor of German 
 Language and Literature ; P. J. Darey, M.A.* ProfesMr of 
 Freneh Language ana ^terature ; Charles Smallwood, M.D.> 
 ProfMsdr of M<iteorolosy. 
 
 The Session of the Faeulty of Arts commendes on the 16th of 
 September, and ends on the 1st day of May* The course ex- 
 tends over four years, and entitles Uie student^ after a satisfac- 
 tory examination, to the degree of Bachelor of, Arts. 
 
 Faculty of Medieine.^Qeo. W. Campbell, M. A., M.j>,i Dean 
 of the Faculty and Professor of the Pnnciples and Practice of 
 Surgery : D. C. McC^Uum, M.D., Professor of Midwifery and the 
 Diseases of Women imd Children ; W. Fraser, M.D., Professor 
 of the Institutes of Medidne ; Robert Craik, M.D., Pirofessor of 
 Chtonstry; W^B; Steotti M.D., Professor of Anatomy; W. 
 WrU^t, S^.D.j Pwlfessor of Materia |!edioa M»d Phfi'n^^c^i jj* 
 
 cine; G. 
 
 L lii.D., Proftssor of the TBeory qsd Practice of Medi- 
 j. FenWicki MiD., Pfdfi^sor of Clinical Surpery and 
 Medical Jurisprudence ; J. Drake, M.D., Professor of Clinical 
 Medicine ; William Fuller, M.D., Demoiidtratoif of Anatomy 
 and Curator of Museum. 
 
 The Sessions of the Medical Faculty commence on the fovQ;th 
 day of October^ aiidend on the thirty-first day of March; The 
 course extends over four years, and entitltss die student, after a 
 satisfactory examination, to the degree of Doctor of Medicme 
 and Master of Surgery. 
 
 Factdfy o/Zair.-Hon. W. Badgley,D.C.L., Professor of Pub-* 
 
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 COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS. 
 
 lio and Criminal Law; Hon. J, J. C. Abbott B.C.L., M.P., 
 Dean of the Faenlty and Professor of Commercial Law ; F. W. 
 Torranof^, M.A., B.CL.) Pnifessor of CivU Law.; P. R. Lanrenaye, 
 B.C.L., Professor of CiTil Procedure and Jurisprudence ; R. ti. 
 Laflamme, Professor of Customary Law and the Law of Real 
 Estate ; Ed. Carter^ B.C.L.t Q.C.f Associate Professor Of Crim- 
 inal Law ; Norman W, T;finholme, M.Am B.0.L.» liMtiirftr in 
 Roman Law. • ■•''^ ". " ....rj^-,.-...- . 
 
 ffiffh School Department of McGUl Collie— Board of Diree- 
 eorf.—David TorraneOf Georoe Moffatt| Peter Rednath> Qoy- 
 ernors of the Uniyersity ; William Sutherland, M.D.» Rev. G. 
 Cornish, M.A., Hon. J. j. C. Abbott, D.CL. 
 
 J?e<!<<M*. —Professor H. Aspfaiwall Howe, M.A., Upper Form. 
 
 jlfa«f«r«.— D. Roger, |ff.A., Ist Form; J. Green, JIf .A., 2nd 
 Form ; J. Kemp. 3rd Form ; Fred. A. KUhler, B. A., G. Miirriiy, 
 B.A., Rector's Assistants; J. Andrew, Preparatory; Profsssor 
 P. J. Darey, M.A., French ; Prof C. F. A. Markffraf, German; 
 F. Bamjnm, Drilling and Gymnastics. 
 
 TeritM.— Autumn Term, 7st September to 15th Nofember. 
 Winter Term, 16th November to Slst January. Spring Term, 
 1st February tal5th April. Summer Term, 16th April to 30th 
 Junb. .' 
 
 Fee$: 
 
 For the preparatory $10. 50 per Term. 
 
 For the first form.... 12.6» " 
 
 For the second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth ... 15.60 V^ 
 Subject to a discount of 10 per cent, for two brother^, or zO per 
 cent, for three or more brothers. These raes incAude all charges. 
 They are expected to be paid in advance: to the OoUefe Seefe- 
 tary, but, if not paid vitbiu a fortnight after the expiration of 
 each term, the pupil must be withdrawn. 
 
 Government scholars are charged $5 per annum for stationery, 
 fuel, drilling and gynmastios^ 
 
 MoGiLL NoBM AL ScHpoL.— Affiliated te the University, under 
 the control of the Superintendent of Schools and the Cwporation 
 of the University. J. W, Daw&on, L.L.D., Principal and Ad- 
 junct Professor of Natural History and Agriculture; William 
 Henry Hicks. Esq., and Sampscm Paul Robbins, B.A., Esq., 
 Ordinary Professors ; P. J. Darey, M. A., Assopiato Professor ot 
 French. Rejfular instructions in drawing is given by Mr. J. 
 Duncan, and in music by Mr. R. 6. Fowler. 
 
 MoDKL School or MoGill Normal School.— Teacher of 
 Boys* School) James McGregor, Esq., B^A. ; Teacher of Girls' 
 School, Miss: Amy F. Mnrrajr; 
 
 Jacques Gai^tier Nobual School.— Rev. M. H. Verreau, 
 
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS. 
 
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 Principal, Professor and Director of Students' Boarding School ; 
 I'Abbe J. 0. Oodin, Asst. Director ; J. 0. Cassegrain, Ordinary 
 Professor: Dominidue Boudrais, Associate Professor and 
 Teacher of Boys' Model School ; Wm. Fahey, Associate Profes- 
 sor and Teacher of Boys' Model School ; J. Braoneis, Associate 
 Professor ; Praneois J. V. Regnaud, Associate Professor ; J. 
 Godin, Associate Professor and Secretary. 
 
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 St. Francis Collkob akd GRAnifAR School, (Non-Sectarian,) 
 Richmond, P. Q.^Qfficert of Corporation— Tit, Hon. Lord Ayl- 
 nier. President; Mr. Mayor Hethrington,yice-ProBident; J.K. 
 Foster, Esq.f'.Treasurer ; C. P. Cleveland Esq.. N.P., Secretary ; 
 0. B. Cleveland, Esq., M. M. Tait, Esq., B.C.L., ana the Prin- 
 cipal. 
 
 Faculty and Imtructor* of Gframmar School,— John H. 
 Graham, A.M., LL.D., Principal and Professor of English and 
 Classical Literature ; Thomas E. Morden, B.A., (Victoria Col- 
 lege,) Instructor in Mathematics ; Rev. John McKay, (University 
 of Toronto and Knox College,) Professor of Metaphysics, Losic, 
 and the Gaelic Langiiage ; A. W. Hamilton. A.B., M D., Profes- 
 sor ot Chemistry ;' Thomas Mackie, Esq., Lecturer in Practical 
 Mineralogy ; Mons. A. Bemier, (of France,) Instructor in French ; 
 Lieut. Bernard, Cadet, Military Drill Instructor; Tutors in 
 English Branches. 
 
 The Faculty of Arts is an affiliated College of (lie MoGUl Uni- 
 versity. The Graimmar School aims to impart a superior Busi- 
 ness, or Classical Education. 
 
 The Session b«:g^n8 on the first Thursday in September. 
 
 Ukivkrsity op Bishop's Collrgk. LiWNoxviLLR.~Inoorpo- 
 rated byjioyal Charter, 1853.— President of the Corporation and 
 Visitor, The Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of (^ebeo, D. D. ; Vice- 
 Pres. of Corporation and Visitor, The Most Rev. the Lord Bishop 
 of Montreal, D.D., Metropolitan ; Chifticellor, The Hon. E. Hale, 
 
 D.C.L. ; Vice-Chancellor, ; Trustees, Hon. E. Hale, 
 
 Chairman; G. B. Baker, Esq.. G. F. Bowen, Esq., Rev. Canon 
 Bond, R. W. Heneker, Esq., Rev. R. Lindsay, George Moffatt, 
 Esq., B. T. Morris, Esq., L. E. Morris, Esq., C. Rawson, Esq., 
 Rev. 0. P. Reid. Lieut.-Colonel Rhodes, Rev. G. Slack, Max- 
 field Sheppard, Esq. ColUge Council.— K^v, J, H. NicoUs, D.D., 
 Rev. Ri U. Walker. M. A., £. Chapman. M.A., Major Campbell, 
 C.B., Rev« C. Hamilton, M.A.. Mons. G. Roux, Rev. A. C. Searth, 
 OMc«r* qfthe Corporation,— E, Chapman, M. A., Secretary and 
 Registrar; E. L. MontizambertM.A., Honorary Counsel; B. T. 
 Morris, M.A., Attorney, Hon. B. Hale and B. T.Morris, Audi- 
 tors. OMcert of the Couege,—'BAY, J, H. Nicolls, D.D« Principal 
 and Profepsor of Divini^; Rev. R. H. Walker, MT.A., Wcz 
 Principal and Professor of Mathematics and Natiiral Philosophy, 
 and Rector of the Junior Department ; Rev. A. C. Searth, D.D., 
 Professot of Ecolesiikstioal History ; ReV. W. H, Prideaux, M.A., 
 Lecturer in Classics ; Mons. C. Roux, M.A., Prdfi>:;s<;i)r of French 
 
 
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 CHUROHBdi CfiAPMiS, Ao. 
 
 Literatare : Re^* R* S. Tamba. M. A., MaihomatioiU Tutor; E. 
 OhapmaDtjSflq.. M. A., Bursar : lUv. A. 0. Soartb, M. A.) Li- 
 brarian ; Rev. W. Eiohmondt M. A.. Sub-lUotor of Junior De- 
 partment ; Kev. \y . fl. rrideauz, M A.i B. Kipir* EMm A|. A., and 
 A. A. Bodkin, B. A.» Aasistant Masten of Junior Department. 
 
 British and Canadian School, Montrkal. -^William Lunn, 
 President; Jobn Greenshieidsr Secretary ; Henry Thomas, Trea- 
 suaer; 
 
 Teaohfirgj—Ui Arnpjd, head master : Mr. DnvaL French mas- 
 ter; Mr. Barwiek, Miss .O'Grady* Miss GaWr.M»8 HUU Mrs. 
 Seybold, Miss Swallow, Miss Winfield, Miss Taylor, aiid Miss 
 Lampard, Assistants. 
 
 Jipstrrs, St. Mart's Oou^kgr.— Rev. F^ Vignon, S.J., P^si- 
 dent ; Rev. T. Fleok, S. J;, Vice-President ; Jos. Hubert, 6.J., 
 Treasurer. 
 
 Pro/ewort.— Rer, J. Aubier, 5. J., Rer. F- lo Pinto, SiJ.* Rey. 
 A. Pelletier. 8. J.4 Rev. Jos; BusAm. 3.J., J. MoAnley, S.J.. B. 
 Guldner, S;J.. Bd. Hamon^ S.J.. F. Smith, 8.J.i.Bd. D^sy, S.J., 
 A. Mntler, S.J., D. Turgeon, S.J., R. Ohartier. S;J.,.P. Gleason, 
 S^., J. MoDonald, SX P. Nadeaii, S.J., C; (ySuHiyAn. — R. 
 D^earie, D. Oremin, 0. Sauv^, D. Fortin, J. i'Htfranlt, A. 
 Brunet, A. Pedpas. 
 
 Prbfe96or$ of Music^M. M. J. FoIIenns, P. Letoudal, J. A. 
 Fowler. .i- ■ ,>■ '.-f.-i^u.' \i* ■ 
 
 Number of StudeMs.'-'SBO, , . ' , ^j,, v 
 
 jESuira. OrukOh op the Grsu.— Rev. A. Langcake. S.J., 
 Rev. D. Merrick, 8. J., Rev. J. Resther, S.J.. Rev. O. Kottman, 
 S.J., Rev; I. BatidtTi S.J.» Rev. B. Dbucet, S.J., Ref. M. Nash, 
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 0|[tJRCHE$, CHAPELS, &c. 
 
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 ROMAN CATflOLIC. 
 
 The Rif^t Rev. Ig. Bodjrget, Bishbn of iHontreal ; MM. A. F. 
 Truteau, V: G. Doyen, J. 0. Par^LPHW. See. r L. T. Plarirondon, 
 H. Mo^e&u, B. C. IfatM'e, B. H. Hicks, P. Lablanoi Proc. ; 
 Chaiioind. B. Moreati, Ohan.f G. Li^f^Ybne, J. M.Mathieu, 
 MM. I^. 0. Bhme4il. et H. % CMtnent, Cnr^s. ■r^'r 
 
 Sem*nfirit of M6ntrM»--^xm* J. A. Haile, Stl|Wrt<JttT"; . ' • 
 — -j-, V. G'J, Ji.V. Arritna. P^i ; t. Reifburd, h. TOIeneuve, 
 B, Pio^d, M. p. Bbiftiissant, VWerPWOti A. BiirbaHn, J. 
 Abustin. L, BiU6n.,y.RDn8Seflot CfitiS; F^'tfahiel, E. P.- Mar- 
 tinean, F.Xaean, Eocindm^; A. Gibiu^dt J. Ba^dey, R. Rons- 
 seau, C. Colin. ti^.c , 
 
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 MUtion du Lac de» Deux'Montagnea,^A» Cuoq, cure; J. 
 Callet} direoteur. 
 
 Egltoe St. Jaegues.—A. Morci«r} (iir«cteur ; Q. Lenoir, L. 
 Santenne, J. Palatin. 
 
 Eglice St, Patrice,—P. O'Dowd, diracteur ; J. Toupin, M. 
 O'Brien, P. Bakewell, A. Singer. 
 
 Grand S^minairg de la Montuqne.—T. B. B. Larue, directeur ; 
 T. de la Vigne. H. Rouxiel, A. Yacher, P. Degulre. L. Bertin. 
 
 Colhge ae Montr4aU-'0, Lenoir, directeur ; K. Rousseau, J. 
 Moyen. D. Lefebvre, Maillet, Troie, L. Pulin, A. Pelordeau, C. 
 Derrotherg. 
 
 Eglite St. Jo9eph.—L. PelliEsler, directeur; V. Tranchemon- 
 "3, A.FilHetrault. 
 li»t St, Bridget.—A. Campion, directeur ; J. Arohambault, 
 
 taff^e, A.FilHetrault. 
 
 Eglitt St, Br 
 J. Prefontaine. 
 
 VEvichi.^Egliae de Notre Dame dee Toute»-Oracee,'^Egliae 
 St, Louie, 
 
 Church of the Jeeuite.'-Vicv. J. Yignon, Rector ; Rev. Baudry, 
 Restqer, Langoal^e and Thebaud, assistant Rectors. 
 
 Noviexat dee Jinuitee au Savit au ^^c^/^et.— Rey. Sach^ and 
 Vary, and 16 novices. 
 Parish Church : High Mass, mornings at 10 ; Vespiers at 3^ 
 
 o'oloek* . 
 
 St. Patrick's Church : High Mass, morning at 10 ; Vespers at 3^ 
 
 o'clock* 
 Bonsecour'iB Church : Morning Service at 7i ; Evening Service 
 
 at 5i o'clock. 
 St. James' Church : High Mass, morning at 10 ; Vespers at 3^ 
 
 o'clock. 
 Cathedral (Bishop's Churoh) : High Mass. morning at9i ; Ves- 
 
 )r8 at 3i o'clock ; ,Low Maas at5|, 6# and 7^ o'clock a.m. ; 
 
 . Bpei 
 
 St. Bridget's Church : Morning Service at 8 and 10 o'clock. 
 
 Evening, at 7 o'clock. 
 St. Ann's Church : Morning Service at 10 ; Vespers at 3i o'clock. 
 
 St. Peter's Church : High Massi morning at 9h i Vespers at 2h 
 
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 St. Joseph's Churoh : High Mass, morning at 10 ; Vespers at 3i 
 
 p>if 
 Churoh of the Gesu : ■ High Mass, morning at 10 ; Vespers at 3i 
 
 o'clock. 
 
 PROTESTANT. 
 
 Churoh op ENOLAND.--Mo8t Rev. Ashton Oxenden, D.D., 
 Lord Bishop of Montreal and Metropolitan of Canada. 
 
 Oatkedral 6'^er^y.— Very Rpv. John Bethune, D.D., Rector 
 and Bean ; Vei^rable Archdeacon Leach, D.P., D.C.L. ; Rev. 
 Canon Loosemore, A.M. ; Rev. Canon Balch, D.D. 
 
 Trimtv Church.— Rcy, Canon Bancroft, D.D., incumbent ; 
 Rev. J. P. Dumoulin, assistant minister. 
 
 St, Qeorge^e.^'B/bv, Canon Bond, M.A., incumbent; Rev. Jas. 
 Carmichael, assistant minister. 
 
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 St J John the ^vdn^Ml.— (Free seat.)— ItsT • B. Wood, M.A., 
 incumbent ; Rev. R. W. Norman, M.A., assista^ minister. 
 
 St, Jame§ the Apofitle»^B.tt, J. Bllegood^' ||.iL.»,inoiimbent; 
 Rev. W. Wright. M.D.jjMsistant minister. ->' . 
 
 iSe. ^'teoAcnV.— Rev. W.B.Oiirran» M.Am inoambent. 
 
 /S^ Xu«eV.— Rev. M. S. Baldwin, H.A., ineuinbent* 
 
 St.-Thoma§\'-BJ9V^J. A. Maeleod, M.A., incumbent. 
 
 St. Marp*»f ffoeheldga.-^TieY. J. D. Borthwiok, ineumbent. 
 
 Chaptaxn to the ForeeB.^ELer. T. H. M. Bartlett, M. A • 
 
 Chaplain to the tTai^.— fiev. J. D; Borthwick. 
 
 Seeretaru of the Synod.— B^ey, CAnon Balcb, D.D. / • * 
 
 Hours of Service.— baihedral, daily at Hi 9L.Tai. tmi 6 p,m. 
 from Easter Day to Ist Oetoberi and 4 p.m, the re^t of the year. 
 Sundays, at 11 a.m. and 3| p.m. Evening, at 7, seats £ree> AH 
 others at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 CHURdR OF ScotLAND. -<S^<. Andreto'e.^'ReT. Dr. Matbieson ; 
 Rev. Andrew Paton, assistant. Services at It a<m. and 7 p.m. 
 Sundi^ School at 3 p.m. 
 
 St. Pavl*»^B»y.Dr. Jenkins. Services at 11 a.m. ftnd 7 p.m. 
 Sunday School at 3 p.m. 
 
 St. Gabriel Street.— Rer. Robert Campbell. Services ftt 11 
 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 3 p.m. 
 
 St. Matthew*9»^l?o\nt St. Charles.— Rev. Joshua Eraser. Ser- 
 vices at 11 a.m. and 6^ p.m. Sunday School at 3 ^.m. 
 
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 Canada Pbesbtterian Church.— JKnox.— Comer of Dorches- 
 ter and Mansfield Streets. Rev. Robert Irvine, D.D. Services 
 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 3 p.m. Lecture and 
 Prayer Meeting <m Wednesday, at half-past 7 p.m. 
 
 Cot4 Street. — . Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 Sunday School at 3 p.m. 
 
 Er9kine.—SU Catherine Street— Rev. Dr. Taylor and Rev. J. 
 M. Gibson. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 
 3 p.m. 
 
 St. Joeeph Street ( ITett).— Rev. Alex. Young. Services at 11 
 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday Schoel at 3 pan. 
 
 American Prrsbttbrian Church.- Dorchester Street 
 
 Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School 
 
 at 9i a.m. 
 
 Baptist.— lVr«e BaptiH CAuHrA.^Beaver Hall Hill. Rev. J. 
 Alexander. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 
 3 p.m. 
 
 Point St. (7AaWe«.— Centre Street— Rev. T. Gales. Services 
 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 3 p.m. 
 
 St, Catherine Street— Rev. R. Cade. Services 11 a.m. and 7 
 p.m. Sunday School at 3 p.m. 
 
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 WK8LETAK Methomsts.— Great St. James Street— Rev. G. 
 Douglas and Rev. J. B. Clarkson, B.A. 
 
 Dorehetter Street and Seigneur Street,—'Ror. Geo. M. Mea- 
 cham, M.A., and Rev. J. Squires. 
 
 Grtfijfntoion and Point St, Charlea.^BAr, G. McRitchie and 
 Rev. J. Hardie. 
 
 Quebec Suburbs and Sherbrooke Street,—JL6V, J. 0. Gordon and 
 Rev. S. J. Hunter, B.A. 
 
 Services at all the above places at 10^ a.m. and 6^ p.m. Sun- 
 day School at all the above, and at the Wesleyan School House, 
 comer of Dorchester and St. Charles Barromm^ Streets, and at 
 lVi|i8<;anley Hall| at 9 aju. and 2 p*m. ; also, preaching every 
 W^afie94<i7 evening at 7-30. 
 
 MstROPist New Connexion.— iSii^em CA-urc^.^Panet Street, 
 Qnebeo Suhurbs. Rev. Geo. Jackson. 
 
 Ebenezer Church,— Dnpr^ Lane. Rev. G. Brown. Services 
 atlOia.m. an46p.m. . * 
 
 Sunday School at each of the a,l|>ove places, at 2h p.m^ 
 
 CoNQBlKOATiONAL.— ;Z»on.-^Radegonde Street iReverend Dt, 
 Wilkes. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 3 p.m. 
 
 Eaetem Congregational Church.—Corner Craig and Amherst 
 Streets. Rev. T. Colwell. Services at II a.m. and 7 p.m. Sun- 
 day School at 3 p.m. 
 
 French Evanoelxoal CauRCH.<-Comer St Elisabeth and 
 Craig Streets. . Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 Fbencb Canadian Presbyterian Church. — (Chureh of 
 Scottand.) Dorchester, between St Urbain and St. Charles 
 Barrom^e Streets. Services at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday 
 School and Bible Class at 3 p.m. 
 
 French Protestant CnuROH.—Rev. T. Lafleur. 
 
 German Protest ant.—iSI. Johne Church,— Wd St Dominique 
 Street Rev. F. SchoM>e. Services at 10^ a.m. Sunday School 
 at 2 p.m. 
 
 Unitarian.— (7A«reA of the J#«««hxA.— Beaver Hall Hill. Rev. 
 J. Cordner. Service at ll a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 
 9^ a.m. 
 
 New Jerusalem Church.— (/S^tr0(ieii6ordrtaii.HDorohester 
 Street opposite High Sohool. Rev. E* Gould. Services at 11 
 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
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 RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES. 
 
 French-Canadian Missiokart Society.— It«y. Wtni Taylor, 
 D.D., President: John Dougall, Hon. James Ferrfefj W. Lnni^, 
 Joseph Mackay, Vioe-Presidents^ Jas. Court, Treasurer; Rev. 
 H. Wilkes, D.D.I Rev. Professor McVioi^. A.Mtt J^onprAry 
 Secretaries; Lieut-Colonel F^.)!!^. Haultain, GenemSebrelifi.Yy. 
 
 Montreal Auxiliary Bible SociETY.—Hon. James Ferrier, 
 President; Prixkcipal Dawsoii, L.L.D., J. Mlithewson, Rev. Dr. 
 Wilkes, Kev. Dr. Taylor, Rev. Wm. Bond, Wm. Lnnn, Vice- 
 
 t^ ; ^v. J$>piA6 Green, Tfitvellib^ Af(9}it 
 
 Religious Tract Society.— J. A. Mathewson, President; 
 Principal DaFson* T> M. Taylor, Hon. Mr. Justioe Torrance, 
 Vice-Fresidentd : John Popham, Secretary; H. Veniio^, Trea- 
 surer ; Thomas Miiir, DepcM^itary. 
 
 Committee,— BjevB. Joshua Fraser, A. Lillie, J. A. McLeod, 
 A. MacDonald, Canon Bond, H. J. Colwell, J. MaoRitohie, 
 Theo. Lafleur. Thomas Oales, Messrs. James Court, Thomas J. 
 Telfe'f — Rivet Georgo Moffatt, J. S. MaeLaren, Lemuel Cush- 
 ing, jun., and William Fitts. 
 
 Canada Sunday Scpool Union.— Principal J. W. Dawson, 
 President; Hon. James Fernen Rev. Canon Bancroft, J. A. 
 Mathewson, H. A. NelsoU) J. C. Beoket H. Lyman, Vice-Presi- 
 d^ntb ; James Court, Treasurer ; Rev. John Alexander, Cor- 
 responding Secretary; S. B. Scott Recording. Secretary ; Thos. 
 Muir, Depositary. 
 
 LadiIss^ Bible Association— Mrs. J. W. Dawson, Presideht ; 
 Mrs. John Looming, Vice-President ; Mrs. D. Torrance, Trea- 
 surer ; Miss Lunn, Secretary. 
 
 Montreal Sabbath Absocui^oi^— FresidentJames Court, 
 Esq.; Vice-Presidents, Revds. Dr. Taylor, Dr. Wflkes, Canon 
 
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 Bond, Geo. DouglAS and D. H^ MaoVioar ; Treasurer, Charles 
 Alexander; Gorrespondiilg Secretary, Rev. J. B. Clarkson; 
 Recording Secretary and Depositary, Alfred Sandham. 
 
 Commt^eee.— Revds. J. Alexander. J. M. Gibson, Dr. Inrine, 
 G. MoRitchie, Messrs. «P. Dougall, G. Childs^ J. A. Sfathewson, 
 W. Lunn, Jadge Torrance, J. P. Clark, J. C. Beoket, W. King, 
 J. Torrance, jun., T. J. Claxton, Dr. Reddy, L. Cashing, jun. 
 
 Incorporated Synod op thb Diooksr op Montreal.— 
 President, The Most Revd. The Metropolitan ; Chancellor of 
 the Diocese, The Worshinfal Strachan Bethune, Q.C. ; Clerical 
 Secretary, Rev. Canon Balch, D.D. ; Lay Secretary. M. H. 
 Sanborn, Esq.; Treasurer, James Hutton, Esq.; Auditors, 
 F. McKay, Esq., M. H. Gault, Esq. 
 
 Executive Committee.— The Lord Bishop, the Secretaries, the 
 Treasurer, and the following elected members : The Arch- 
 deacon, ReYds. Canon Bancroft, Canon Loosemore, Canon 
 Bond, D. Lindsay, H. Damlee, G. Slack, Canon Anderson, R. 
 Lindsay, E. Dureonet, R. Lonsdell, J« B. Davidson, M. S. 
 Baldwin, the Dean of Montreal, Rev. W. B. Curran, Strachan 
 Bethune, Q r*., Hon. S. L. Huntingdon. Edward Carter, Q.C., 
 Major C&'ui 11? M. H. Gault, E. E. Sheiton, Dr. Smallwood, 
 T. Simpson vf. Brydges. J. Ferris, H. L. Robinson, R. A. 
 Young, Hoi '^ , Hamilton, Frank Bond, J. Spence. 
 
 Colonial Church and School Socibtt.— Incorporated by 
 Act 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 Rev. the Lord 
 Bishop of Montreal and Metropotttan, President ; G. Mo£fatt, 
 Treasurer ; Canon Bond, M. A., Secretary. Place of Meeting, 
 No. 4&St. Bonavenrure Street, second Thursday of every month 
 at 12.15 P.1I. 
 
 Montreal Young Men's Christian Association.— L. Gush- 
 ing, jr.. President ; J. Richards, 1st Vice-President ; J. C. Simp- 
 son, 2nd Vice-President; A. Savage, 3rd Vice-President ; Geo. 
 Young, 4th Vice-President; Jas. Ross, Treasurer; Alf. Sand- 
 ham, Secretary and Librarian; A. H. Cameron, T. Craig, D. 
 Bentley, W. Cassills, G. Bishop, R. H. Holland, H. Morgan, W. 
 Haskill, A. A. Ayer, H. Watfton; A. Lowdon, W. Smaill, W. 
 Sloan, B. F. Baltzley, Committee ; John MiUen, City Missionary. 
 
 INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 Merchant's Exchange and Reading RooK.—Established 
 May, 1854. Incorporated by Act of Parliament, May 23, 1853. 
 Donald L. MoDougall, Chairman: Directors, Thomas Ryan, 
 Thomas Cramu, Theodore Hart. Thomas Workman, Robert 
 Leckie, Win. F. Kay ; John G. Dinning, Secretary. 
 
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 INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 MeoflANios' Institutr.— N. B. Cone, President; D. Maofar- 
 lane, Vice-President ; P. £. Gilmani Corresponding Secretary ; 
 Geo. Oruikshank, Kecording Seeretary ; James Brown, Treasu- 
 rer ; John Harper, Librarian L}^>u* Heid, Cabinet-keeper. 
 
 General Committee*—Q, W. Weaver, P. Maeqnisten, K. Irwin, 
 A. Craig. W. J. Patterson, John Heath. Samuel S. Reed, 
 Superintendent 
 
 Mercantilk Libbart Association.— Peter Redpath, Presi- 
 dent; Thos. Macduff, Vice-President; E. Hoi ton, Secretary; 
 J. C. Sinton, Treasurer; John McLennan, James Torrance, 
 James Stewart, R. A. Campbell, Qeo. Moffatt, A. Mo Arthur, R. 
 W. Shepherd, Theo. Lyman, Geo. Scott, P. D, Mathews, Direc- 
 tors ; N. Westby, Librarian. 
 
 Board of Arts and Manufactures for thr Protincr of 
 URBRC— H. Bulmer, President ; J. B. Holland, Vice-President; 
 . E. Giiman, Secretary ; N. B. Corse, Treasurer; D.Brown, 
 A. Murray, J. A. Plinguet, G. W. Weaver, D. McFarlane, F. E. 
 Gllman, N. B. Corse, D. Boudiras, A. A. Stevenson, Sub-Com- 
 mittee ; A. C. Hutchison, assist. Secretary. * 
 
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 McGiLL University Society.— W. J. Malloch, M.D., CM., 
 President : D. R. McCord, M.A., B.C.L., R. J. Wicksteed, M.A., 
 B.C.L , Vice-Presidents ; E. Holton, B.C.L., Secretary. 
 
 Council.— J, H. Bothwell, M.A., B.C.L., T. 6. Lyman, B.A., 
 B.C.L., A. Gi^)b, B Jl. " 
 
 Natural History Society.— Sir W.E. Logan, LL.D., F.R.S., 
 &c.. President; Rev. Dr. De Sola, C. Smallwood. M.D., LL.D., 
 D.C.L., Principal Dawson, LL.D., FR.S., Dr.T.Sterry Hunt, 
 F.RS., Dr. P. P. Carpenter, E. Billings, F.G.S., JohnLeem- 
 ing, G. Barston, C. Robb, Vice-Presidents ; James Ferrier, jun.. 
 Treasurer; Prof. P. J. Darejv M.A., B.C.L., Corresponding 
 Secretary ; J. F. WLiteaves, F.G.S., &o.. Curator and Record- 
 ing Secretary; A. T. Drummond, B.Am LL.B., Librarian. 
 
 CouncU.—Dr. J. Baker Edwards, F.C.8., A. S. Ritchie, D. A. 
 P. Watt, D. R. McCord, M.A., B.C.L.. C Baillie, G. L. Marler, 
 J. H. Joseph, M. H. Sanborn, Dr. E. H. Trenholme. 
 
 Editing Committee of the " Caiutdian Ifdturali»t"'-J» F. 
 Whiteaves, (General Editor); Dr. J. B. Edwards, (Chairman) ; 
 Principal Dawson, Dr. T. Sterry Hunt, Dr. Smallwood, E. Bil- 
 lings, Dr. Caroenter, D. A. P. Watt, A. S. Ritchie. 
 
 Library ana Memoerehip Committee,— E, E. Shelton, R. Mc 
 Lachlan, R. J. Fowler, Dr. John Bell, D. A. P. Watt and M. H. 
 Sanborn. 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway Literary and Scientifo Institute. 
 — C. J. Brydges, Esq., President ; R. Baton, Esq., and J. Hick- 
 son, Esq., Vice-Presiaents ; J. Curtis Clark, Secretary. 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
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 Committee.—MeBan, W. Wilkinson, (Chairman)* Tyson, Sur- 
 
 feon; Duckett, Bedford, Mattey, Clarke, Irwin, Aidgsdale, 
 'attison, Michael, Wayne, Hardy. 
 
 Institut Canadibit Franoais.«^16 Little St James Street.— 
 J. L. Beaudry, President ,* J. A. Chapleau, 1st Vice-President ; 
 N. Valois, 2nd Vice-President; U. E. Archambault, Corres- 
 Donding Secretary; J. M. Valois, B«cording Secretary: A. 
 MoMahon, Assistant do. ; H. F. Rainyille, Treasurer ; Z. Cnap- 
 lean, Assistant Treasurer; J. C. Robillard, Librarian ; A. A. C. 
 LariTi^re, Assistant Librarian; J. N. A. Provenofaer, 0. Dunn, 
 C. Beaueoleil, L. 0. David. Library Committee ; J. 0. Robillard, 
 A. A. C. Larividre, J. N. A. Provencher, A. A. Belle. Debating 
 Committee ; L. J. Prc^n, Manager. 
 
 Institut Canadibn.~111 Notre Dame Street-'Reading Room 
 and Library.— N. Aubtn. President; C. A. Qeoffrion, 1st Vice>* 
 President ; Ovide St. Marie, 2nd Vice-President ; J. N. Bienvenu, 
 Recording Secretary ^ Charles Pacaud, Assistant do. ; J. 0. 
 Tiirgeon, Corresponding Secretary : F. B. Lafleur* Treasurer ; 
 Joseph Bouchard, Librarian; Alpnonse Doutre, Assistant Li- 
 brarian ; A. Boisseau, Supermtendent 
 
 NumsMATic AND ANTi<2nABiAN SociKTr or Montreal.— 
 W. Blackburn, President; D. Rose, Vice-President | J, Hen- 
 nessey, Recording Secretary; Hy. Mott Correspondmg Secre- 
 tary; Gerald Hart, Curator; Robert McLachlan, Treasurer. 
 
 Commtffoe.— Major L. A. H. Latour, T. D. King and A. J* 
 Boucher. 
 
 Art Association of Montreal.— Incorporated 23rd V^ic, 
 Chap. XII., 1860. OM^e: Mechanics' Hall.— His Excellency 
 the Governor General, Patron ; Peter Redpath, Esq., President ; 
 Dr. Sterry Hunt Vice-President; E. B. Matthews, Treasurer ; 
 John Popham, Honorary Secretary. 
 
 Cou^ciJ.— Messrs. Andrew Wilson, John Popham, W. F. Kay, 
 Thomas Rimmer, Jas. Ferrier, Jan., John Hope, John W. Hop- 
 kins, Dr. HingstoD, P. R. Lafrenaye, C. J. Way and 0. R. 
 Jacobi. 
 
 Dental Board of Examiners of the Province of Quebec— 
 Incorporated March 30th, 1869.— A. Bernard, President; W. 
 George Beers, Secretary; J. A. Basin, Treasurer; C. F. F. 
 Trestler, Registrar. 
 
 P. Baillargeon, Quebec : J. H. Webster, and C. Brewster, 
 Montreal ; «l. McKee, H. Ross, and M. Poiirtier,„ Quebec; E. 
 
 Lefaivre, St. Johns. 
 
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 CLUBS* 
 
 CLUBS. 
 
 St0 jAttBd CLtrB;->Dorclie8t6f Street, corner of tTnireraitsr.'i 
 James Hempstedt Secretary. 
 
 MOHTRBAL Fish and GaMR PROTSOtlON CujB.— (Meerir, 1809, 
 18^-^Geo. A. Drummondy President ; John Ogilvy, Yice-rresi- 
 dent ; W. U. Rintoul, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 C7ommieeee.— Loais Betoamay, Geo. Home^ W. S. MaoFarlane, 
 Alex. Murray, Henry McKay* 
 
 MoNTBEAL Ghrss Glub.— H. A. Howc, President ; Thomas 
 WorbuantViee^President I J. PoiAam,Seoretary'andTrea8arer. 
 Club Room— Mercantile Library Association. 
 
 MoNTBEAL CuELiNQ Cldb.— Offloc Bcarcrs for 18Q9.— Hon. 
 John Young, President ; Walter McFarlane, Vice-President; 
 James Tjrre, Treasurer ; Colonel B^on» Secretary* 
 
 Montreal CALEponaACuBLiNO Club.— A. A* Stevensont preei- 
 dent; William Btitherford, vice-president; Alexander Murray, 
 treasurer; J. T. Henderson, seoretaty ; David BroT^n and Wm. 
 McGibbon, represoMAtive members. 
 
 Montreal Thistle Curling Club.— Alex. Mitchell, Presi- 
 ent ; Henry Atwater, Vice-P] 
 surer,; Ovid Gould, Secretary. 
 
 dent ; Henry Atwater, Vice-President ; J. A. Glassford, Trea 
 
 d, Tr* 
 
 C'pMmtefetf.— Messrs. W* P^reer, D. ShftW>,Geo. S. Brash,' A. 
 
 National LaCrossbAssoOiation of Canada.— N. H. Hughes, 
 M(mtreal, Honorary President; W. L. Maltby,Monj^«alr Presi- 
 dent; Dr. Allen, Comwall, 1st Vice-President ; J.Henderson, 
 TojrontOj 2nd Vice-President ; J. Isaacson, Montreal, Srd^ Vice- 
 President ; A. Hinton, Montreal, 4th Vice-President ; W. G. 
 Beers, Montreal, Secretary ; ^P. G. Curran, Montreal, Trea- 
 surer. 
 
 ^Mqbtreal,I«aCrossb Club.— N^ Hughes, President; W. G. 
 Beers, 1st Vice-President j L. Gushing, 2nd Vice-President i W. 
 L. Maltby, 1st Captain ; S. McDonald, 2nd Captain. 
 
 ^ Committee.-'Ji, MoDongaU, G. Tonranoe, P. Wood, B. Tate, 
 D. Simpson. 
 
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 TouNO.MoNTRBiL LaCrobsr Cmjb.—H. Young, President ; W. 
 Paton, Vioe-President ; F. E. NeUon, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 ComimUee.^jBi. Alexander, Wm. MoMaster, R. McGinn, 
 Chas. Jones, and K. White. 
 
 Cbesobmt IiaCbosse Club.— David Rogers, senr., President ; 
 T. B. Warnn, 1st Vjee-President j J. Q. Stephenson, 2nd Vice- 
 President; James H« Davison. Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 C;ommt^— Thos. Brown, J. B. Hntcheson, Arthur Jaques, 
 Arthur Birks, G. Oushing, Comwallis Monk, r.. \:Reinhardt, 
 Wm. Cowan, Chas. Boon, James MoBride, JaLaos Thorn. 
 
 _ CAi.KDgOTAliACROS8E0LUB.—R. Cowan, President; O. Mil- 
 ler, 1st Vice-President; W. Huston, 2nd Vice-Presid6nt ; J. 
 Dyer, Secretary and Treasuret; L. Nish, Assistant do.; G. 
 Surgun, Field Captain. 
 
 _ Committee.— E. Shotton, J. Davy, R. Hide, W. Nish, M. 
 Newell. 
 
 Young MrOhanios' LaCbossr Club.— Adolphus Hinton, 
 President: George Moore, let Vice-I^esident ; Edward Smith, 
 2nd yiceopresident ; John Anderson, Secretary ; William Smith, 
 Assistant Secretary ; William Gallagher, Treasurer ; .Edward 
 Coyle, sen.. Captain. 
 
 Dominion LaCrossb Club.— John H. Isaacson, President; 
 W. Robinson, 1st Vice-President ; S. C. Stevenson, 2nd Vice- 
 President ; Geo. Hyde, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 Commtttcc— W. Harper, S. Massey, C. Armstrong, J. Brind- 
 ley, L. Moir. 
 
 Shamrock LaCrosse Club.— John Carlon, President; Patrick 
 Bentley, Vice-President ; Thomas McMahon, Treasurer ; P. J. 
 Curren, Secretary. 
 
 Committee.-^ John Hobin, Chairman ; James Madigan, Chris- 
 topher Keenan, John Brown. 
 
 Grand Trunk Snow-ShobClub.— C J. Brydges, President; J. 
 Hickson, Vice-President; B. P. Hannaford, W. J. Spicer, H. 
 Shackell, T. B. Hawson, Lieut.-Col. Gallwey, R. Eaton, H. 
 Bailey, F. C. Stratton, Jno. Taylor, F. H. Brydges, Stewards ; 
 R. Wnght, Treasurer ; Wm. Wainwright, Secretary. 
 
 Committee.— T. W. Elliott, J. H. Gngle8tine,G. Knott, J. M. 
 Lawford. J. Y. Lloyd, H. K. Ritchiteijy. H- Rosevear, J. Steven- 
 son, S,H.Walli8. ^ 
 
 Montreal Snow-Shoe Club.— N. H. Hughes, President ; C. 
 W. Radiger, 1st Vice-President; J. Vanbuskirk, 2nd ViCe- 
 
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 MASONIC. 
 
 President; James P. Goz^ Seoretwry; A. H. Dftvidson, Tiea- 
 sarer. .^-i-fpn 
 
 Committee.-^A, Grant) J. Andersoni G. H. Millar» S. Mo- 
 Donald, A. Simpson. 
 
 Alrxindba Snow-Sboi OLUB.~DaYid Rogers. Esq., M.A., 
 President ; John B. Hutohesoiit Homer Taylor, Vice-Presidents ; 
 Charles Cusliing, B.C.L., Gleoretary &nd Treasurer. 
 
 Coinmt^«.~ Arthur Birks, Harry G. Jones, Arthur Jaques, 
 James H. Davison and Hugh W. Beclieu 
 
 Dominion SNOtr-SnoB Cldb.— J. H. Isaacson, President ; 
 Wm. J. Robinson* 1st Vice-President ; J. Dounelly, 2nd Vice- 
 President: S. C. Steyenson, Secretary-Treasurer ; C. E. Prior, 
 Assistant do. 
 
 Committee.— Meten, J. Robinson, R. A. Stenhouse, L. G. 
 Moir, H. Horsnell, Alf. Isaacson, and Geo. Hyde. 
 
 MoNTBKAL Gymnasiuii.— Comer of Mansfield and Bumside 
 Streets.— R. H. Stephens, Esq., President; J. L. Morris, Esq., 
 Vice-President ; A. A. McCulloohv G. F. C. Smith. John Lewis, 
 J. B. Campbell, T. Trimble, Dire<^tors; James Kirby, Secretary 
 and Treasurer. 
 
 MASONIC. 
 
 ST. PAUL'S ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 374, E. R. 
 Attached to St. Paui*» Lodge, r 
 
 M.E.C. past Z. 0. Moffott Z. ; M.E.C. Waiter Scott, H. ; M. 
 B.C. W. H. Hutton, J. ; B.C. G. P. Girdwood, scribe, B. ; 0. J. 
 W.Hopkins, scribe, N.; A. C. Hooper, Treasurer; E. C. V. 
 Morgan, P.S. ; C. W. Scott. A.S. ; C. J. John Taylor, A.S. ; G. 
 R. Colquhoun, Tyler ; C. W. B. Allan, Assistant Tyler. 
 
 Regular Convocations held in Chapter Room, St, Lawrence 
 Hall, third Thursday in January, March, June and October. 
 
 CARNARVON ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 21, 
 
 R.E.C. J. H. Steams. |^R.E.C. A. A. Stevenson, P.Z. ; V. 
 B.C. A. R. Snowdon, H. : T5J.C. C. Storer, J. ; C. Wm. Somer- 
 ville, S.E. ; C. Joseph Sissons, S.N. ; C. J. P. Peavy, P.S. ; 
 Robert Nozon, Janitor. 
 
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 MOUNT HOREB CHAPTER, No. 25, R. C. 
 
 R. B. Oomp. Thomas Milton, Z. ; B. Comp. R. HancUIey, H. ; 
 Gomp. O. P. Bailey, J. ; Comp. H. D. Le Cappellain, scribe, £. ; 
 Comp. Wm. Anostrong, scribe, N. ; Comp. T. J. Howard, Trea- 
 surer ; Coiry. W. B. Coquillette, P.S. : Comp. J. Gibson, S.S. ; 
 Comp. D. Wright, J.S. ; Comp. Geo. A. Pearce, Organist; Comp. 
 R. NTozon, Janitor. 
 
 Meets second Wednesday of each month, at the British Ma- 
 sonic Chambers, 359 Notre Dame Street. 
 
 ST. PAUL'S LODGE, No. 374, B. R. • 
 
 W. Bro. W. H. Hutton, W.M. ; W. 0. Smith, P.M. ; W. Bro. 
 W. Scott, P.M. : Bro. J. V. Morgan, S.W. ; R. B. Angus, J.W. ; 
 John Taylor, Secretary; Joseph Walker, Treasurer; Frank 
 Bond.S.D. ; B. S. Blackwell, J.D. ; Dr. Godfrey, D. of C. ; E. 
 A. Whitohead, I.G. ; R. Colquhoun, Tyler ; W. B. Allan, Assis- 
 tant Tyler. 
 
 Regular communications of the Lod^ are held on the second 
 Tuesday of every month, and the Festival of St. John the Evan- 
 gelist in the Lodge Room, St. Lawrence Hall. 
 
 ST. GEORGE'S LODGE, No. 440, B. R. 
 
 W. Bro. W. E. Coquillette, W.M. ; W. Bro. P. Sandham, W. 
 P.M. ; W. Bro. Geo. Nunn, W.P.M. ; W. B-o. Geo. W. Slack, 
 W.P.M. ; Bro. A. Sandham, S.W. ; N.vanalstine. J.W. ; Joseph 
 Tees, Treasurer; G. A. Sargison, Secretary; John Maw, S.D. ; 
 J. T. Durey, J.D. ; Rev. S. J. Hunter, B.A., Chaplain ; Robert 
 Clarke, Organist; H. T. Haylis, Ist Steward; Bro. W. Brodie, 
 2nd Steward : J. R. Middlemiss, 3rd Steward ; Geo. Bishop, D. 
 C. ; W. Winfield, J.G. ; R.W. Bro. Robert Noxon, Tyler. 
 
 Meets third Tuesday in each month in the British Masonic 
 Chambers, 359 Notre Dame Street. 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE LODGE, No. 640, E. R. 
 
 W. Bro. F. R. Clark. W.M. ; W. Bro. R. Edmfnson. W.P.M. ; 
 W. Bro.W. Johnson, W.P.M.; W. Bro. T. Milton, W.P.M.; 
 Bro. R. Handsley, S.W. ; J. W. Hughes, J.W. ; J. Moore, Trea- 
 surer ; W. G. Stethem, Secretary ; Rev. John Fraser, Cuaplain ; 
 W. Powell, Organist : J. S. Moore, S.D. ; W. H. Pixoa, J.D. ; 
 L Ebbitt, and W. Wilson, Stewards : W. J. Crowhurst, I.G. ; 
 J. C. Clarke, D. of 0. : R.W. Bro. Robert Noxon, Tyler ; Bro. 
 W. Berry, Rep. M.M.B. of Relief. 
 
 Meets first Tuesday of every month at British Masonic Cham- 
 bers, Notre Dame Street. 
 
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 MASONIC. 
 
 ELGIN LODaB, No. 348, R. 8. 
 
 R.W. Bro. Thos, Ailoook, R.W.M. : R.W. Bro. W. Mo Wood, 
 R.W.P.M.: W. Bro. 0. Corner, W.D.M. ; W. Bro. C. W. Bol- 
 ton, W.S.M. ; W. Bro. B. Rintoul, W.S.W. ; W. Bro. Thomas 
 Allan, W,J.W. ; Bro. W. S. Walker, Treasurer ; Bro. ThomRs 
 Young, Seoretary ; Bro. Rev. W. B. Curran, Chaplain; Bro. J. 
 C. Thur8ton,X)rff8nist ; Bro. M. Wifrht, 8.D. ; Bro. D. Rose. J. 
 D. ; Bro. P. O'Neill, 0.8. ; Bro. H. W. Baoblaw, Steward ; Bro. 
 G. Swinbum, Assistant Steward : Bro. W. Corner, I.G. ; Bro. R. 
 Noxon, Tyler ; W. Bro. Thos. Allan, Rep. M.C.B. of Relief. 
 
 British Masonic Chambers, S61 Notre Dame Street, regular 
 commupication first Monday of every month. 
 
 GRAND LODGE OF CANADA. 
 
 Lieut.-Col. A. A. Stevenson, M.W.G.M. ; James Seymour, R. 
 W.D.G.M.; T. p.fiarris, R.W.G. Secretary. 
 
 GRAND LODGE OF QUEBEC, A,F, k A.M. 
 
 M.W. Bro. J. H. Graham, L.L.D., P.M., P.D.D.G.M., B.T.D., 
 (Richmond), G.M. : R.W. Bro. J. 8. Bowen, P.M., (Quebec), D. 
 G.M. ; R.W. Bro. M. R. Meigs, M.D., P.M., (Bedford). G.S. W. ; 
 R.W. Bro. J. P. Peavey, P.M., (Montreal), G. J.W. ; R.W. Bro. 
 Frank Edgar, P.M., (Montreal). D.D.G.M.. M.D. ; R.W. Bro. 
 W. B. Colby, P.M., (Stanstead), D.D.G M., St.F.D. ; R.W. Bro. 
 H. P. Leggatt, P.BIm P.D.P.G.M-. R.B., (Quebec). D.D.G.M., 
 Stadacona D. t R.W- Bro. Hon. Thomas Wood, M.L.C., P.M., 
 (Dunham), D.D.G.M., B.D^^ R.W. Bro. Rev. C. P. Reid, M.A., 
 (Sherbrooke), G. Chap. ; R.W. Bro.Saml. McCIunf, P.M., (Three 
 Rivers), G. R^strar. ; R.W. Bro. J. H. Gear, P«M., (Montreal), 
 G. Treasurer; R.W. Bro. Edson Kemp, B.A., B.C.L., W.M- 
 (Nelsonville), G. Secretary : Bro. W. B. Seeley, (Dunham), G. 
 TS^er ; V.W . Bro. H. M. Alexander, W.M., (Montreal), G.S.D. ; 
 V.W. Bro. John Broakey, P.M., (Levis), G.J.D. ; V.W. Bro. 
 Charles Storer, W.M., (Montreal), G. Sup. Works ; V.W. Bro. 
 Charles McKenzie, W.M., (Quebec), G. Direct. Cer. ; V.W. Bro. 
 A. W. Hamilton, M.D., W.M., (Richmond), Asst. Direct. Cer.; 
 V.W. Bro. Chas. M. Alexander, (Montreal), G. Organist; V.W. 
 Bro. James Reynar, P.M.. (Three Rivers), i\s8t. Organist; V. 
 W. Bro. R. C. Parsons, W.M., (Stanstead), V.W. Bro. T. Leet, 
 W.M., (Danvillo), V.W. Bro. S. J. Foss,P.M.,(Sherbrooke), V. 
 W. Bro. Jas. Addio, W.M., (Lennoxville), V.W. Bro. George 
 Wood. M.D., W.M.. (Coaticooke), V.W. Bro. C. P. Taber, P. 
 M., (Famham). V.W. Bro, Chas. Rice, W.M., (Stanbridge), V. 
 W. Bro. C. S. Rowe, P.M., (ClarenceviUe), V.W. Bro. R. Mar- 
 vin, W.M.. (Frelighsburg), V.W. Bro. J. H. Bartlett, P.M., 
 (Granby), V.W. Bro. Willtam Armstrong, W.M., (Montreal), 
 Grand Stewards. 
 
MONTREAL. 
 
 137 
 
 LODQB OF ANTIQUITY. 0. B. 
 
 W. Bro.M. Gutman.N.M. ; P. Wardlaw, S.W.; J.Urquhart, 
 J.N. ; V.W. Bro. Philip Henry, Treasurer; Riohard Rowo, 
 Secretary; E. Townsend, 8.D. ; J. T. Wright J.D.: Hy. Grant, 
 D. of C. ; G. H. Kendall, J.G. ; J. B. Gourre and W . H. Grant, 
 Stewards ; R.W. Bro. R. Noxon, Tyler. 
 
 Meets first Thursday of erery month in Masonio Hall, Place 
 d'Armes. 
 
 ST. GEORGE'S LODGE, No. 19, 0. R. 
 
 M.W. Bro. Aldis Bernard, W.M. P.G.M.i W. Bro. E. M. 
 Gopeland, I.P.M. ; M.W. Bro. A. A. Stevenson, P.M. M.W. 
 Grand Master ; V.W. Bro.Wm. Angus, P.M. ; R.W. Bro. Robt. 
 Irwin, P.M. ; Arthur R. Sowdon, S.W. ; W. E. Bossey, M.D. 
 J.W. ; Robert T. Routh, Treasurer ; Francis M. Sowdon, Secre- 
 tary; Wm. Bathgate, S.D.; Fred. Tabbemer, J.D. ; Joseph 
 Sisson, I.G. : Thomas Robinson, D. of C. ; Thomas C. Stratton, 
 Organist ; Bro. Josiah Roffers, M.D. and Samuel R. Parsons, 
 Stewards ; W. Bro. Robert mxon, Tyler. 
 
 ZETLAND LODGE, No. 21, C. R. 
 
 Wm. Armstrong. W.M. : J. H. Isaacson, I.P.M. ; G. H. Monk, 
 P.M. ; M. Doyle. S.W. { Alex. Holmes, Treasurer ; John Hay, 
 Secr^ary; H. MoVittie, J.W.; Sergt.-Major Bigwood, J.G. ; 
 W. Lane, D.G. ; G. Pocock, S.D.; J. Usherwood, S.D. ; J. 
 Welch, Steward ; Robert Noxon, Tyler. 
 
 Meets on the second Thursday of each month in the new 
 Masonic Hall, Place d'Armes. 
 
 KILWINNING LODGE, No. 124, C. R. 
 
 W. Bro. J. p. Peavy, W.M. ; R. W. Bro. J. H. Steams, P.M. ; 
 R.W. Bro. J. Renshaw, P.M.; W. J. S. Bame. S.W. ; James 
 Gibson, J.W. ; W. T. Gibson, Treasurer ; W. H. Hall, Secretary ; 
 W. H. Marshall, Chaplain ; Sam. Price, S.D. ; D. Wright, J.D. ; 
 J. Clayton, J.G. ; R. W. Noxon, Tyler. 
 
 Regular communication second Monday of every month at the 
 Lodge Room, Place d'Armes. 
 
 ROYAL ALBERT LODGE, A.F. & A.M., No. 167, G.R.C. 
 
 W. Bro. Henry M. Alexander, W.M. ; W. Bro. Frank Edgar, 
 P.M. ; V. Bro. B. P. Hannaford, P.M. ; V. Bro. Wm. Reed, P. 
 M.; Bro. Wm. Millar, S.W. ; Jas. Jos. Barnard, S.W. ; Henry 
 W. Atwater. Treasurer j Ofaas. Hutchison, Secretary ; Thomas 
 Parsons, S.D. ; Thos. K. Alexuider, J.D. ; Colin Russel, J.G. ; 
 
 
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 OPD FELLOWS. 
 
 Albert D. Nelson, D.O. ; John S. Fersnson* Organist : Chas. 0. 
 Claggett, and Hugh M. Boydi Stewards ; W. Bro. P. Nozon, 
 Tyler. 
 
 Meets first Wednesday in eaeh month, excepting Janet July 
 and August, in Masonic Hall, Place d'Armes . 
 
 VICTORIA LODOB, A.F. k A.M., No. 173, 0. R. 
 
 W. Bro. Henry J. Qear, W.M. : R.W. Bro. Alex. Murray, D. 
 D.G.M. M.D. P.M.; James T. McMinn, S.Wj Robert B.Mur- 
 ray, J.W. ; William Nivin, Treasurer ; John H. Menzies, Secre- 
 tary ; Thomas Craig, B.D. ; James F. Soriver, J.D. ; David 
 Bryson, D. of O.V.W. ; Bro. George A. Pearce. Organist; John 
 M. Kirk, and John Crosbie, Stewards j John Hamilton, I.G. ; 
 W. Bro. Robert Noxon, Tyler. 
 
 MOUNT ROYAL LODGE, No. 202, C.R. 
 
 Charles Storer, W.M. ; William Somerville, 6 W. ; Alexander 
 Watson, J.W. ; John S. MoLachlan, Treasurer ; P. M. Maotavlsh, 
 Secretary ; W. Morioe, S.D. \ James Leggat, J.D. ; George A. 
 Pearce, Organist; J. Mactavish, J.G. ; R. Noxon, Tyler. 
 
 MONTREAL MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF. 
 
 ExeeuJtivt Committee.^y.W. Bro. Philip Henry, President; 
 Bro. Thomas Allan, Treasurer j Bro. Thos. Parsons, Secretary. 
 . Con^potkion of the Board,— Lodge of Antitimtyt Bro. Philip 
 Henry; Zetland Lodge, No. 21, R.O. Bro. Pocock ; Elgin Lodge, 
 No. 948, R.S. Bro. AUan; St Paul Lodge. No. 374, R.E. Bro. 
 Christian; St. Lawrence Lodge, No. 640, R.E. Bro. Berry ; St. 
 George Lodge, No. 440, R.E. W. Bro. Coouillette ; St. George 
 Lodge, No. 19, R.C. Bro. Mann ; Montreal Kilwinning Lodge, 
 No. 124, R.C. W. Bro. Peavyi Royal Albert Lodge, No. 167, R. 
 C. Bro. Parsons ; Victoria Lodge, No. 171, R.C. Bro. Murray ; 
 Mount Royal Lodge, R.C. Bro. Watson. 
 
 Meetings of the Board are held montlily on the first Friday of 
 each month, at eight o'clock p.m., in the Masonic Hall, Place 
 d'Armes. 
 
 I. 0. OF ODD FELLOWS, M. U. 
 
 Montreal District,— -Joseph. Allen, Provincial G-M. ; G. E. 
 Cooke, D.V.G.M. ; Jonathan Findlay, C.S. 
 
 LOYAL MONTREAL LODGE, I.O.O.F., M.U. 3115. 
 
 R. J. Brown, G.M. ; J. Wallis, N.G.; Roland Arthur, Vice 
 Grand ; John Reed, Financial Secretary ; W. Alderson, Record- 
 ing Secretary ; Jonathan Findlay, Treasurer. 
 
QUEBEC. 
 
 189 
 
 July 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. 
 
 L. A. Cannon, city olerk ; N. Fagai, assistant clerk ; L. E. 
 Dorion, troasurer ; John Boomer, assistant city treasurer : Mat- 
 thew F. Walsh, book-keeper ; J. N. Hamelin, clerk ; John W, 
 Wright, check olerk; Charles Baillairgtf, superintendent of 
 works, and water- works manager; Pierre Camneau, deputy 
 city surveyor; Hugh O'Donnell, assistant manager of water- 
 works and engineer : J. B. McConnell, olerk ; Josoi>h Rousseau, 
 overseer; Pierre Boivin, keejier of. the Chateau d'eau ; J. Bte. 
 Bureau, chief of police ; Patrick Walsh, deputy chief c^ poli o ; 
 J. S. Ferguson, chief of fire brigade ; L Lemieux, deputy obiof; 
 John McKenny, chief operator; Philippe Brunei le, Thomas 
 Lemieux, assistants do. ; Joseph Qrondin, Antoine 8. Matte and 
 Manrioe O'Leary. assessors ; Felix Carbray and Arthur Qagnon, 
 auditors ; Patrick Walsh, Jos. Langlois, Gabriel Valin. Jenu 
 0. Bigaouet, L. N. Rh^anme, J. Bte. Pag^, olerksof marl t-t } P. 
 Power, weighmaster; Joseph Pruneau, keeper of the ferry Sv > 
 vice ; Pierre Campeau, superintendent of chimney department ; 
 Jacques Cremazie, L.L.D.« recorder; C. L. Gethings. clerk: 
 James H. Lawlor, deputy clerk and secretary of the police and 
 assessment boards; J. Bte. Plamondon, head bailiff; J. O. 
 Vezina and Uld^rick Desroches. bailiffs ; L. G. Baillairio:^, at- 
 torney ; A. B. Sirois, notary ; William H. Michaud, ohiei mes- 
 senger. 
 
 POST OFFICE. 
 
 John Sewell ■ Postmaster. 
 
 R. G. Patton Assistant Fc.'rj^. aster. 
 
 J. E. Bolduc, 0. Biron, window clerks ; D. va.ughan, money 
 order and registered letter clerk ; F. M. Becot, P. Gingras, J. 
 Grey. B. Lacasse, C. Chamberland, Wm: Handford, E. Blondeau 
 and H. Huot, clerks. 
 
 For Regulations and Rates of Po^tr gc, see page 38 to 47. 
 
 BOARD OF TRADE. 
 
 Office, Victoria Chambers, comer of St. Peter and St. Paul 
 
 Streets, L. T. 
 
 Offieer».—lIejay Fry, president ; P. Gameau, vice-president ; 
 H. W. Welch, treasurer ; T. H. Grant, secretary. 
 
 Cottne»7.— Hon. D. E. Price, B. Bennett, Jas. G. Ross, A. 
 Joseph, M. G. Mountain, Andrew Thomson, A. Eraser, T. H. 
 Dunn, H. S. Scott and Ovide Leduc. 
 
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 Q[JEB£C EXCHANGE. 
 
 Managing CommiY/ee.— M. iStevensoui chainnan; Andrew 
 Thomsonv A. Joseph, P. A. Shaw ; Robert Shaw, secretary- 
 treasurer; William Lane, superintendent. 
 
 CROWN TIMBER DUBS. 
 
 Office, 7 Sault-au-Matelot Street) L. T. 
 
 McLean Stewart, coUeotor of Crown timber dues ; W. 0*Eane« 
 assistant do. ; John Mackay, derk. 
 
 HARBOR COMMISSIONERS. 
 
 P<nnt i Carey L. T. 
 
 Meets every Wedaesdayi at 3 p.m. 
 
 G. H. Simard, <^furman ; Wm. Withall, vice-president ; Hon. 
 J. Elie Gingras, John Roche aad Frs. V^cina, diredtors ; J. B. 
 Martel, seorebtry-treasuFer ; J. J. Golden, general clerk; Ulric 
 Binet, messenger. 
 
 TRINITY HOITSB. 
 
 27 St. Peter Street, L. T. 
 
 Vital Tdtu, master; F. Goordeau, sen., snperintendent of 
 Pilots ; J. D. Armstromr, harbor master ; H. N. Jones, D. McGie, 
 'John Sharpies, Jos. Hamel and I. Gaudry, wardens ; E. B. 
 Lindsay, clerk; A. Lemoine, treasurer; J.Smith, jun., superin- 
 tendent of Pilots ; B. Simon alias Lafleur, bailiff. 
 
 CONSULATES. 
 
 Belgium,— A, Joseph, 59 St. Peter street, L. T. 
 
 Denmark,-^, T. Pemberton, Commercial Chambers, 19 St. 
 Peter street, L. T. 
 
 i^'roncc— Abel F. Ganthier, 1 Des Carri^res street. Cape. 
 
 North German Con/ederatiqnf—i^haxlea Pitt, Hunt's Wharf, 
 
 Jul* X • 
 
 Norway and Swedm.—AUted Falconberg, 20 St. Peter street, 
 L. T. 
 
 PortugaL^C, H. E. Tilstone, Gowen's Buildings, 8 St. Peter 
 street, L. T. 
 
 Spgtin.—'Don H. de Uriarte, 2 Mount Carmel street, Cape. 
 
 United /S^fa^es.— Charles Robinson) 7 Bell's lane, L. T* 
 
QUEBEC. 
 
 141 
 
 CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS. 
 
 JPomt-i-Caxcy, L. T. 
 
 J. W. Dansoombt collector : Louis Massnet surveyor ; J. A. 
 Green, assistant surveyor ; J. P. O'Meara, measuring surveyor ; 
 C. E. Allen, 1st landing waiter ; C. Caseau, 2nd landing waiter ; 
 J. ThompsonvSrd landini( waiter ; W. N. Lee. itk landing waiter ; 
 A. E. Langevin, 5th landing waiter ; Isidore Belleau, 6th landing 
 waiter ; George Campbell; cashier ; N. N. Koss. chief clerk ; 
 George Colley, C. G. Gouin, N. Balzaretti. F. Valois, Alfred 
 Hawkins, and Vincent Caaeau, clerks ; F. X. Frenette, appraiser ; 
 F. X. Metivior, assistant appraiser: Louis Bilodeau, and D. 
 Maopherson, appraisers : James Seally, warehouse keeper and 
 locker; J. Lambert* tide surveyor; A. G.Ruel, assistant tide 
 surveyor , A. G. Bowden, sampler and weigher ; H. McHngh, 
 sampler and weigher ; Jacob Griffith, house-keeper ; J. Radford, 
 
 Ereventive officer, Tadousac ; William Harvey, preventive officer, 
 [urray Bay ; J. E« Barry, preventive officer, Escoumains Bay ; 
 A. Comeau, preventive officer. Trinity Bay ; Geoi^e McKenzie, 
 sub-collector, Chiooutimi ; Charles Godby, Three Elvers ; A. G. 
 Bussidre, sub-collector, Jersey Point, Beanoe ; B. McGie, land- 
 ing waiter, Esquimeaux Point. 
 
 Box 
 
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 4. 
 5. 
 6. 
 7. 
 
 8. 
 12. 
 13. 
 14. 
 
 15. 
 16. 
 17. 
 
 1 
 
 24. 
 
 FIRE ALARM SIGNAL BOXES. 
 
 No. ST. LEWIS WARD. 
 
 Comer St. Ann street. Club House. 
 
 Comer Des Grisons and St. G«nevidve streets. 
 
 Corner Haldimand and St. Lewis streets. 
 
 Comer Garden and Ann streets. 
 
 Comer Baude and Fort streets. 
 
 Comer Mount Carmel and Des Cdxrieres streets. 
 
 PALACE WARD. 
 
 Comer St. Famille and St. George streets. 
 Comer St. John and Collins street. 
 Corner Palace and St. Helen streets. 
 Comer St. John and St. Stanislas streets. 
 
 GHAMPLAIN WARD. 
 
 Dinning's Ship-yardj Cap Blanc. 
 Taylors Grocery, Can Blanc. 
 Fire Station Diamond Harbour. 
 Giblin's House Diamond Harbour. 
 Shipping Master's Office, Champlain street. 
 Comer Mclntyre's Tavem, Cul-de-Sac. 
 
 ST. PETER'S WARD. 
 
 25. Mdthot'B Store, foot of Mountain Hfll. 
 
 26. Fire Btntion, oor. Sault-au-Matelot & St James iTtreet. 
 
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 QUBBEO. 
 
 Box No* 
 
 27. Renaud's Building, St. Paul street 
 
 31. Lemesurier's Building, St. Paul istreet 
 
 32. FireStfttion, St Paul's Market. •?* 
 
 34. 
 
 as. 
 
 36. 
 37. 
 41. 
 42. 
 43. 
 45. 
 
 46. 
 47. 
 61. 
 52. 
 53. 
 
 54. 
 56. 
 57. 
 61. 
 62. 
 63. 
 
 64. 
 65. 
 67. 
 71. 
 
 72. 
 
 JACQUES OARTIEB WARD. 
 
 Qfumer Des Prairie and St. Dominld streets. 
 
 Gon» Des Fosses and Craig streets. . 
 
 Corner Yalier and St. Ann streets. 
 
 Corner Glkurch and St JoBe|>h streets. 
 
 Comer Dorohesier and N. D. des Anges streets. 
 
 Comer Valier and Belleau streets. 
 
 Comer Colomb and Nelson streets. ^ ^: 
 
 Comer St. Anselm and St. Joseph streets. ' 
 
 ST. ROCHTS WARD. 
 
 Comer Caron and Queen streets* 
 Comer Queen and Crown streets^ 
 Comer Queen and Craig streets. 
 Comer St Dominic and St Francois sttroets. 
 Corner St. James and Ryland streets. 
 
 ji>0'» ■ 
 
 MONTCALM WARD. 
 
 ViiUiJi 
 
 Comer St. John and St. Eustache streets. 
 Comer St. Augustin and Nouvelle str<3et8i> 
 Comer NouveHe and Berthelot streets. 
 Comer D'Artigny and Amable streets. 
 Comer Scott and Amable streets. 
 Comer Grande All^O} Cathollo Cemetry. 
 
 ST. JOHN'S WARD. 
 
 Comer St John and Solaberry streets. . 
 Comer St. John and Sutherland streets. 
 Comer St John and Ste. Genevieve streets. 
 Comer Oliver and St. Clair streets. 
 Comer St Augustin and St G^rge streets. 
 
 JUSTICES 
 
 Allaire, Paul 
 Amiot Louis 
 Bardy, Pierre Martial 
 Bennett, Benson 
 Bigaeuette, Felix Thomas 
 Blais, Louis Eugenie 
 Blais, Jacques £. 
 Bolduo, Henry 
 Brousseau, Leger 
 Buteau, Francois 
 Campbell, William Darlipg 
 Childs, John . 
 Charland, Gaillaume 
 
 OF THE PEACE. 
 
 Clapham, John G. 
 Clapham, John Greaves, jr. 
 Connolly, Miehael 
 Cdt4« Aogostia 
 Coveney, Edward 
 Dean, James 
 
 Dickenson, Thomas Edgar 
 Dinning, James 
 Dorion, Isaac 
 Dmm, William 
 Dugyd, Bdouard 
 Pioiiiief Fortune 
 Donsoomb, Jt^n W. 
 
QUEBEC. 
 
 143 
 
 Falardean, Fran^^ois 
 Falardeau, Louis 
 Frechette, Jean B. 
 ForsythtJoseph Bell 
 Frae«^ Donald 
 Fry, Henry 
 Ganieau* Pierre 
 Giblin, John 
 Gingras, Jean Elie 
 Gingras, Frangois N. 
 Glover, Thoma3 
 Glackemeyer, Edouard 
 Germain, Norbert 
 Hall, George 
 Hamel, Abraham 
 Hossack, James 
 Iffiandf Anthony Von 
 Jones, Horatio Kelson 
 JosiBph, Abraham 
 Laird, John 
 Larue, Adolphe 
 Lavoie, Felix 
 Marsden, William 
 Michon, Etienne 
 MiUer, William 
 Millerf George 
 
 BISchel, Charles St. 
 Moffat, Peter D. 
 McBlain, Henry 
 MoCallnm, Daniel 
 McGie. Daniel 
 Noad, Henry John 
 Nesbitt, John J. 
 Painchaud, Josepli 
 Parent, Francois Joseph 
 Parke, Ctoorge Holmes 
 Peters, Simon 
 Porter, John 
 Rianatid, Jean Baptiste 
 Richardson, Osborne L. 
 Bobitaille, Joseph 
 Roy, Louis Joseph 
 Rousseau, Edouard 
 Rinfret, Remi Ferdinand 
 Sewcil, James A. 
 Shaw, Robert 
 Sharpies, Charles 
 Tonrangeau, Pierre G. 
 Tessier, Cynlle 
 Wmrtele, Wilti»m G. 
 Wurtele, Richard Henry 
 Withall, William John 
 
 COURTS OF JUSTICE, TERMS, <bc 
 See pages 72 to 78. 
 
 BANKS. 
 
 Bank of British North America.—C. F. Smith, manager ; 5 
 St. Peter street, L. T. 
 
 Bank of Montreal- -P, P. Harris, manager ,* comer St. Peter 
 and Arthur streets, L. T. 
 
 Banque du Pei«i)/e.— Banqne Nationale, agent ; 32 St Peter 
 street, Ij.T. 
 
 Banque iVeitio»ia(e.— F. V^tiiia, cashier ; 82 St Peter sti;eet 
 L. T. - 1. ■ .' > i ■■ 
 
 City Bank.—D, McGie, agent; 4aSt Peter street L. T. 
 
 QuebM Bank.—jAvaeB Stevenson, cashier; Quebec Bank 
 Building, eomec St James and St Peter streets^ L. T. 
 
 Union jBant.— Wm. Dunn, cashier ; 35 St Peter street L. T. 
 
 Quebec Providentand Savings* Bttnk.-'TruBteea—C. Wurtele, 
 president ; H. S* Soott, 1st vice-president ; L. Massue, 2nd vice- 
 president. . 
 
 Oi^eert.—George Veasey, cashier i G. J. , Bowles, clerk. 
 
 Notre Dame Savinge* Bank.—tl St John street U. T. ; 0. 
 Robitulle, Esq , M.D., president ; S. Benoit sec-treasurer. 
 
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 PROTESTANT. 
 
 St, Paur,*9 Chureh.—BAghi Rev. J.W.Williams, B.D., Bishop ; 
 Rev. G-. V. Houaman, M. A., Rector ; Rev. C. F. Thorndike, as- 
 sistant Minister. Hours of service, 11 a.m., 3^ p*m., and 7 p.in. 
 Garden street, U. T. 
 
 Garrison Cftoprf.— Rev. C. Wetherall, B.A., Chaplain to Her 
 Majesty's Forces. Hours of service, 11 a.m., and 7 p.m. St. 
 Stanislas street, U. T. 
 
 St» Matthew's Chureh.r-'Rey. Chas. Hamilton, M.A., incum- 
 bent Hours of service, 10^ a.m., and 7 p.m. St. John street 
 (without.) 
 
 St. Peter's Chapel.— ^r. M. M. Fothergill, incumbent. Hours 
 of service, 10| a.m., and 7 p.m. St. Valier street^ St Roch's. 
 
 St. Michael's Chapel.'—Bay. A. W. Mouhtaiu. M.A., incum- 
 bent ; Rev. S. Riopel, assistiuit. Hours of sernod, 11 a.m., and 
 4 p.m. Sillery heights, Oftpe Kongo road. 
 
 St, Paul's Mariners' Chand.— "Roy. R. G. Plees* Miming 
 service, 101 a.m^ Diamond Harbor, L. T. 
 
 Port Chaplain tif Chaplain to Marine Hospttah—BAV. J. S. 
 
 Sykes. 
 
 St. Andrew's Chureh {Church of Scotland.)— 'R/ey.iohn Cook, 
 D.D., minister. Hours of service, 11 a.m., and 6^ p.m. Little 
 St Ann street, U. T. 
 
 Chalmers' Free Ckureh.—tLey. W. B. Ctark^ minister. Hours 
 of service, 11 a.m., and 6^ p.m. Hflikl of St. IJrsuIe street, U. T. 
 
 Weslepan Church.— lR»y. Georae Davis, minister. Hours of 
 service, 10^ a.m., and 6^ p.m. ; Wednesday at 7^ p.m. ; prayer 
 meeting, Friday at 7^ p.m. Corner Dauphioe and St. Stanislas 
 streets, U. T. 
 
 Congregational Church.— Uey. H. D. Powis, minister. HoUrs 
 of service, 11 iEi.m., and 6^ p.m. ; Wednesday at 7^ p.m. Corner 
 St. Helen and Palace streets, U. Tr 
 
 Baptist Church.— "^.^yi David Marsh, minister. Hours of ser- 
 vicovlOi a.mf, and bs >in. j Mondarand Wednesday at 7f p.m. 
 St Helen near D'Autenil street, U. T. 
 
 BOMAN QATHOLIO. 
 
 Cathedral o£Natre Dame.— Bay, Joa* Auclair, curate ; Revds. 
 R. Casgrain, P. Lagao6 and C. Tanguay, viisars. Houfs of ser- 
 vice, 9f a.mM and 2^ p.m. Market sanire, U. T. 
 
 Congregation Church.— HXey. P. Point, superior; Beyds. H. 
 Lory, A. Larcher, A. Braun. J. B. Menet and Thomas Ouellet. 
 Comer J)'Auteuil and Dauphine streets, U. T. 
 
 St, Jean^BapHrtt'Chureh^—l^Y,A,tififiin9i€iiB,plaltni Revds. 
 
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 N. Cinq-Mars and Athanase Lepage, vicars. Hours of seryice, 
 9^ a.mM and 2 p.m. St. John street (without.) 
 
 St. Patrick's Church.—Rey, B. MoGanran, chaplain : Revds. 
 J. Neville, J. Maguire and J. Conolly, vicars. Hoars of service» 
 10 a.in., and 3 p.m. St Helen street, U. T. 
 
 St. Roch*8 Chureh.-^Bjey. % Charest, curate ; Ri^yds. P. Pla- 
 mondon, J. Catellier, F. Petletier and J. E. Martin, vicars. 
 Hours of service, 9 a.m., and^p.m. St Joseph street, St. Rooh's. 
 
 St. Samoeur CAurcA.— Rev. F. Durocher, superior; Revds. P. 
 P. L. A. Lagier, E. Cauvin. A. Garin, J. Lefebvre and F. J. 
 Lepers. Hours of service, 9 a.m., and 2 p.m. Maesue street, 
 St. Sauveur. • 
 
 Church of the CongregationUts.—Comet St. Joseph & C&tOJi 
 streets, St Koch's* 
 
 REGISTRY OFFICE., :j 
 
 O^ce, basemeiit of Court House, St. Lewis ^treet, U. T* 
 Charles N<. Mofittzamt^rt, registrar; J. A< MalOuin, Hu )ert 
 W^lppert, Edmond GoWen and Jean Cdt^, clorks. ^ 
 
 INLAND REVENUE OFFICE. 
 
 17 St Jamea Street, ii. T."" 
 
 OMcera.—J. MiLemoine, diistriDt inspector; J. E, Foriier, 
 collector: M. MoNamara, A* Hietmman, George Botirassa, J. 
 H. Gahili, Joseph Rouleau and* James Ooui^oey, assistants and 
 excise officers. 
 
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 CITY GOVERNMENT. 
 Mayor John Rochester. 
 
 Victoria ITarrf.— Aldermen : James Cunningham, John 
 Rochester, Abraham Pratt. 
 
 Wdlinaton IVarrf.— Aldermen : Charles T. Bate, Francois 
 Abbott, C. W. Banm. 
 
 8t» Georpe^B TFartf.— Aldermen : J. G. Robinson, J. P. Feath- 
 erston, William Mosgrove^ 
 
 By Warti.— Aldermen : Francois McDougall, (\fayor) Isdore 
 Trayersy) John Heney. 
 
 Ottawa. Ward, — Aldermen : Eugene Martineau, Charles 
 GU>uldeii, John B. Guerard. 
 
 Officers of the Corporation.— \Ym, P. Lett, City<51erk; Bd-> 
 ward Routh, Assistant do. ; William H. Thompson, City Cham- 
 berlain ; George H. Perry, C. E., City Engineer : George H. 
 Preston, Collector : William Cousens, Peter Marier, Donald 
 M. Grant, Assessors. 
 
 Police Vomtnieeioners.—The Mayor, the Recorder, and Police 
 Magistrate. 
 
 Police Court,— M. O'Gara, Police Magistrate ;Wm. P. Lett, 
 Clerk : Thomas Langrell, Chief of Police ; John 'Brown, and 
 Wm. McVeety, Sergeants ; E. J. Q'Neil, Detective, Frederick 
 Davis, assistant Detective. 
 
 TARIFF FOR COACHES, &o. 
 
 For the Conveyance or Carriage of any number of Pas- 
 sengers not exceeding FoUr. in a Carriage^ Sleigh, or - 
 other vehicle drawn by tico horses, when hired by the 
 hour, or when the time occupied amounts jtp^or exceeds 
 one hour : ' r ' : » 
 
 For the first hour. .*...:.:... $l.t)0 
 
 And for each subsequent quarter of an hour 0. 15 
 
 Each additional passenger for the first hour 0. 20 
 
 And for each subsequent quarter of an hour 0-03 
 
 For the. Conveyance or Corriagie of any number of Pas- 
 sengers not exceeding Three, in; a Carriage^ Sleigh, or 
 other vehicle drawn by one hfiree 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 ah hour 0. 10 
 
 And for each additional passenger for the first hour. . . . . . 0.20 
 
 And for each subsequent quarter of an hour. 0-05 
 
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 For the Conveyance of one Passenger from any of the 
 Garters' Stands, or from one part of the City to one or 
 more places consecutiyely* in said City, provided the 
 time occupied in convey inf and waiting for such 
 l^assenflcer * 
 
 Do not exceed fifteen minutes $0 25 
 
 And for eaeh additional passenger 0.10 
 
 If time occupied exceeds 19 minutes but not SO minutes- . • 40 
 
 And for each additional passenger 0- 15 
 
 And for each subsequent 10 minutes after first SO minutes 0. 10 
 And for each additional passenger 0-05 
 
 FIRE BRIGADE. 
 
 John Langford. superintendent; Paul Fevereau, assistant do. 
 Rideau Engine Company, L. A. Grison, captain : Queen Engine 
 
 Ottawa Engine Coinpauyf Wm. 
 Sngine Company, E. U. McGilliv- 
 
 ., . ok and Ladder Company* Damas 
 
 R6y» captain ; Central Hook and Ladder Company, John Wil- 
 spn» captain. 
 
 Fire Alarm Signalt: 
 
 Victoria Ward... 1 
 
 Wellington Ward 2- 
 
 St Georae's Ward 3 
 
 By Ward. 4 
 
 Ottawa Ward 5 
 
 POST OFFICE. 
 
 G. P. Baker, postmaster j W. H. Cluff. chief olerk ; Horace 
 G. Dunlevie, government mail clerk ; Edward Clciffj^cneral de- 
 livery ; Frank Hawk^n, sorter and night clerk ; J. T. Bartram, 
 fovernment registration clerk ; C. S. Scott* window clerk ; J. H. 
 4ntrey, assist, window clerk ; J. Bishop, temporary clerk: E. 
 B. Bates, registration and night clerk : A. S.Philion and Edgar 
 Flyiin, forwarding clerks: Joa. Stopeitben and J. Bte. Souher, 
 letter carriers. Office« Elgin Street, between Wellington and 
 Sparks Street. Office hours, from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. 
 
 BOARD OF TRADE. 
 
 Alex. Workman, president; C. lU Cunningham and James 
 Cunningham, vice-presidents. 
 
 CouneU.—8, HQwell. 0. T. Bate, R. H. McGreevy, T. Patter- 
 son. W.^Pennook, M. K. Dickinson, J. G. Robinson, J. T. Cald- 
 wellr James Hone, G. H. Penr^ and Thoinas Hunton. 
 
 Board of Aroitratort.—F. A. Egleson, J. P. Feathei^ton, C. 
 W. Russell, Geo. Desbarats, Thos. Burket, J. M . Currier, M.P., 
 D. Whelan, Hon. J^. Skead, H. F. Bronson, A, Mortimer, A. 
 C. Kelty and Thos. McKay. G.^H. Perry, Secretary, pro tern. 
 
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 CUSTOM HOUSE. 
 
 Donoan Graham, oollectnr; Archibald Bouelaci, nurreyor; 
 Joseph S. Lee and B. Oordon, clerks; W. A. MoAgy, appraiser ; 
 Alexander Heney, let landing waiter ; John Lyle» 2nd landing 
 wiuter. 
 
 BANfcS. 
 
 Bank of BritUh North America^ Ottatoa J?rancA— Office, 140 
 Wellington Street A.G. Kelty. manager; P. Robertson, ac- 
 countant ; John Black, teller ; Felix Steele, messenger. 
 
 Bank of Montreal^ Ottawa J5rancA.— Office, 202 Wellington 
 Street. Andrew Drummond, manager ; J. A. Stewart, account- 
 ant; F. J. Lewis, teller ; F.M.Cotton, H..M. Mathewson, H. 
 M. Drummond. G. H. Griffin, J. A. Graham and Geo. Dodwell, 
 clerks ; J. McAlistor, messenger. 
 
 Quebec Bank, Ottatoa ^rone^.— Office. Wellington Street, op- 
 posite the Parliament Building. H.V. Noel, manager ; 0. New- 
 eomfoe, accountant ; C V. Noel, teller ; J. Maokinnon, ledger- 
 keeper ; A. Green* clerk savings' bank department. 
 
 Ontario Bank, Ottawa jffranci^— Office, North-east corner of 
 Sparks and Metcalf Streets. D. S. Eastwood, manager; A. 0. 
 Mowbray, accountant; S. A. McMurty, teller; William Boath, 
 savings' bank branch : J« J. Little, ledger keener. 
 
 Britieh Amerienn Bank Note Comjxmy.— Office. Wellington 
 Street, comer of Hughv W. C. Smillie, president ; Alftred Jon^, 
 vice-president; Henry Earle, secretary and treasurer ;> G. B. 
 Burland, manager. ^.•^' "*" ' ^ , . 
 
 James Cunningham, 
 A. Pratt 
 John Rochester, 
 Charles T. Bate, 
 Francis Abbott,' 
 C. AV. Bangs, 
 J. G. Robinson, 
 
 JtJSTICES OF THE PEACJE. 
 
 J. P. Feathereton, 
 F. McDougal, 
 JohnHeney, 
 Isidore Traversy, 
 Charles Goulden. . 
 Engene Martineau, 
 John B. Guerard, 
 
 M. 0*Gara, Police Magistrate. 
 
 Jmticea of the Peace for the County of Carleton resident in 
 
 the City of Ottawq, 
 
 (^orge Hay, 
 
 Wm. B. Thompson, 
 
 Alexander Workman, 
 Thottias Langrell, 
 Donald M. Grant. 
 
 COUNtY AND JUDICIAL OFFICERS. 
 
 County OMcere,- County Town. Ottawa.— Ira Monran, war- 
 den ; Z. Wilson, Treasurer ; Edward Bearman. clerk ; J. B. 
 Lewis, Solicitor ; James Blackburn and Thomas Elliott county 
 auditors and auditors of school moneys; Dr. Sweetland, surgeon 
 of the gaol. 
 
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 Judicial Q^cer».— Chrlstophor ArmstrcDg. County Judge; 
 W. M. MatboFon, Master niid Doputy-Keffistrar in Ghancory« 
 Ottawa ; Robert Loes, County Attorney ; W. F. Powell, Sheriff, 
 County, Ottawa : James Bailiff, Doputy-Slioriff, Ottawa ; James 
 Fraser. Deputy Clerk of Crown, Clerk County Court, and Reg- 
 istrar of Surrogate, Ottawa : Alex. Burritt Registrar City ; 
 Thomas Sproule, Deputy Registrar City ; Robert Lees, Clerk of 
 the Peace, Ottawa; Alex. W« Pbwell, unolor. 
 
 Couniv f^ Carltion Beaintn/ O^ce.— Edward Sherwood. Beg- 
 iatrar ; Wm. Schofield, I;eputy-Kegifltrar. Office hours from 10 
 a.m. to 8 p.m. 
 
 COURTS. 
 
 Police (7owr^— M. O'Gara, Police Magistiate ; W. P. Lett, 
 Clerk. Sitting— half-past nine, a.m. eyery week day. 
 
 (7oron«r«.— Dr. VanCortlandt and Beaubian. 
 
 County (7our(«.— Presided over by a resident Jud^ in each 
 County. Their jurisdiction extends to all personal actions where 
 the debt or damages claimed do not exceed $200 ; and to all 
 suits relating to debt, covenant or contract, where the amount 
 is ascertained by the acts of the parties or signature of the defen- 
 dant to $^< An appeal lies to either of the iSuperior Courts of 
 Law. ThoFe Courts also possess equity powers to the amount of 
 $200, subject to an appeal to the Court of Chancenr. 
 
 Oinecr« q/* Cow/'r.— Chris. Armstrong, Judge; James Fraser, 
 Cl(er». 
 
 Court of General Sessions of the Peace— Chris. Armstrong, 
 Chairman. R. Lees, Clerk of the Peace. This Court is held 
 twice a year, commencing pn the second Ti:<esday 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. 
 
 Surrogate Courts.-^Ihe jurisdiction of these courts relates to 
 all testaimentary matters and causes, and to the granting or re- 
 voking of prolbate of wills^ and letters of administration of the 
 effects of deceased persons having estate or effects in the Pro- 
 vince of Octurio, j^nd all matters arising out of, or connected 
 with the grant or revocation ,of probate or administrfttiou, 
 subject to an appeal to the Court of Chancery. The County 
 Judges are also Judl^ds of the Surrogate Court. J. Fraser, 
 Registrar. 
 
 Laro 67tVcNti».-^The Circuits are held twice a year in each 
 county ; between Hilary tind Easter Terms, and at Michaelmas 
 Term, i^lerk of Assizes— Deputy Clerk of the Crown, ex-officio, 
 
 Dividton Courts,— For the summary disposal of cases by a 
 Judge, but a jury of five persons may bcl demanded in certain 
 cases. Their jurisdiction extends to action of debt or contract 
 amounting to $l(/0, injuries or torts to nersonal chattels amount- 
 ing to $40, but not to actions for gambling debts, liquor drunk in 
 a tavern, or notes oi band given therefor, ejeottnen^ title to land, 
 
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 Ao., or any toll, oustoms or fmnohise, will or setttoment. mali- 
 oious proseoiftion* libol, slander, orim. con., seduotion or breach 
 of promise, or actions against a J. P., for anyUiing done by him 
 in the execution of his office, if he objects to it Courts are held 
 once iti t#o months in each dirision or oftener, at the discre- 
 tion of the Judge. 
 
 The following are the names of the Clerks, and the time and 
 places of holdinjr Diyision Courts in the County of Carleton :— 
 
 Kb. 1. Compnsing the City of Ottawa and Township of Nepean, 
 and part of Gloucester. Geo. R. Burke, Clerk, Ottawa. Sits 
 last Friday in each month. 
 
 No. 2. Comprising the Village of Richmond, Township of Goul- 
 bourne and part of Marlborough. Rowland B. Eager, Clerk, 
 Site every twomonths. 
 
 No. 3. Comprising the Townships of Huntley and March. 
 John Fenton, Clerk. Sits every two months. 
 
 No. 4. Comprising the 1?own8hipfl of Fitzroy and Torbolton. 
 WUIiam Figott, Clerk. Sits erefy two months. 
 
 No. 5. Coraprisinff the Township of North Gower, and part of 
 Marlborough. William Cowan. Clerk. Sits every two months. 
 
 No. 6. Comprising the Township of Osgoode and part of Glou-i> 
 ccster. Ira Morgan, Clerk, Village of Metcalfe, Osgoode. Sits 
 every two months. ,„ 
 
 No. 7. Comprising part of the Township of Nepean. F. W. 
 Harmer, Clerk, Bell's Comers. Sitd every two months. 
 
 CITY REGISTRY OFFICE. 
 
 Alexander Bnrritt, registrar; Thomas Sproule, deputy regis- 
 trar; Thomas Rathwell and W. H. Eglestoh, copying clerks. 
 Office hours from 10 a-m. to 3 p.m. 
 
 OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. 
 Francis demon, Ottawa City. 
 
 STAFF AND OFFICERS OF H. M. REGULAR AND 
 VOLUNTEER MILITIA FORCE. 
 
 First Battalion op the 60th Rifles. (Thr Ktno's Royal 
 RiFLfc Corps. ^r-Lieut-Colonel Joseph R. Feilden, Commanding. 
 
 ComtnissaricU.— Deputy Assistant Commissary General, Basil 
 Forter. 
 
 Staff OMeer of P«n«^ioiHer«.— Captain J. L. Moore, h. p. 34th 
 
 Regiment. 
 
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 : t VOLUNTEER MILITIA FORCE. 
 
 DiSTRKJT STAFFf DiSTRTfT? No. 4.— Lieirt.-Oolon€l Atcherly, 
 D.A.A.G. : Lieut.-Colnnel Jackson, Brigade Major: Lieut.- 
 Colonel Maedougall, District Paymaster; Captain Stoddart, 
 Distriei Quartermaster. 
 
 Commandant^ Ottawa Cifi/.— Lieut.-Colonel Wily, A.Q.M.G. 
 
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 Ottawa FiRLD Battery.— Captain Commandinff, Jaa. Fonytb, 
 lit lieat.. Qeorge Clarke ; 2na Lieut.. Campbell MoNab ; 8rd 
 Lieat, John Stewart; Paymaster, A. 6. Woodbum i Surgeon, 
 E. VanOorUand, S|.D. 
 
 BRiaABi; OF GARRISON ARTILLERY, OTTAWA. 
 
 Lieut.-CoIopel Coinmanding, Alfred Guy Forrest; Major, 
 ThomaiRoit. 
 
 No. 1 Battbbt.— Captain, James Egleson ; Ist Lieut^ Allan 
 P. Patriok ; Shd Lieut., James Cuzner. 
 
 No. 2 BATTFBT.—Captain, William Henry Cotton ; l$t Lient., 
 Lyman G. Perkips ; 2nd Lieut, Chac. Lyon Fellows. 
 
 NO. 8 Battbrt.— Captain, Cbas. B. Perry ; 1st Lieut, Geo. 
 Rolland Perry ; 2nd Lieut., Jobn Cotton. 
 
 No. 4 BATTRRT.—l^aptain, Wm. H. Cluif ; let Lieut,, A. Geo. 
 Midford: 2nd LieutiW. H. Easton. 
 
 No. 5 BATTERY.-^Captain, Edward B. Hopper ; Ist Lieut., 
 Arthur Godfrey Molson Spragge ; 2nd Lieut., Geo. Malloch. 
 
 No. 6 BATTKRY.'^Captain, Arehibald Grabam ; Ist Lient, 
 James Fitcgerald Wcdff; 2nd Lieut., Robert MoKensie. 
 
 Surgeon, Alfred Codd, M.D. ; Paymaster, ' ; 
 
 Quart^rmastei*, Edward Armstrong; Adiutant, Captain Albert 
 Parsoni. 
 
 Uniform, blue ; Facings, scarlet, ^ame as Royal Regiment of 
 Artillery. 
 
 Brigade possesses two 32-ponnders. 
 
 OTTAWA PROVISIONAL BATTAUON. 
 JBead Quarterty Ottatpa City, 
 
 Mckjor Co9nmane{in/7.— Donald M. Grant. 
 
 No. 1 Company, (Rifles) Ottawa.— Captain, Daniel Mowat: 
 Lieut, Charles Hoy ; Ensign, Joseph R* Esmonde. 
 
 No. 2 Company, (KiPLF.8) Ottawa.— Captain E. K. Mao- 
 Gilliyrasr: Lieut., Wm. Cherry; Ensign, James Lamb. 
 
 No. 3 Company, (Infantry) W.AKKFiKLD.— Captain, William 
 Ashford; Lieut, J. ^irkup; Ensign. — *- — -.- 
 
 Paymaster^ R. E. O'Connor ; Adjutant, J. Pennington Mc- 
 Fherson ; Quarteimasttr, R. Lang ; Surgedn, Jcseph Garvey, 
 
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 City iKmcpRNDCNT Riflb CoMitANY.— Captain, R. Lyon, 
 
 M.L L. ; Lieut, C. J. T. Cochrane ; Ensign, ; Surgeon, 
 
 H.HiU,M.D. 
 
 CADET RIFLE CORPS. 
 
 Victoria CAt>KT Corps.— John Thorburn, M.A., Director; 
 J. MoMillao, Captain; G» W. Brown, Lieutenant ;-' ' ' i • — 
 En/iign. ' ' --/ ... , 
 
 Ottawa Cadrt Corps.— %y. T. D. Phillips, M.A.* Director j 
 J. P. Boulton, Captain ; A. b. Cochrane, Lieut ; i . i . ' : . ' ■ 
 Ensign. 
 
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 4Sri> "CABLETON" battalion OP INFANTRY. 
 Head Q%tartert% BeW§ Corner§» 
 
 LUut-Col.. Williatn F. Powell ; Majors, John F. Bearman 
 and George eeale. 
 
 No. 1 GoiiPANT. (Bri.l's Cornrrs.)— Captain, Wm. Corbett ; 
 Lieut, Henry McDougall ; Eneiffn, Alexander Stewart. 
 
 No. 2 OoMPANY, (HuNTLRT) " Carp.*'— Captain, John Holmes, 
 M.F. ; Lieut, John Hueston ; Ensign, John Nesbltt 
 
 No. 3 Company, (Mktoalfk) " 09goode."~Captain, Ira Mor- 
 gan ; Lieut, Joseph R. Hannah ; Ensign, J. Carson. 
 
 No. 4 Company, (North Qowkr.)— Captain, Thomas Conley ; 
 Lieut., ' ; Ensign, Qeorge Tremble. 
 
 No. 5 Company, (Richmond.)— Captain, John J. Maxwell; 
 Lieut. Thoe. Qood ; iCnsign, John Hill. 
 
 No. 6 Company^ (GouLBOURN.)— Captain, William Garrin; 
 Lieut, William Henderson ; Ensign, J. Tubman. 
 
 No. 7 Company, (Manotiok.)— Captain, Peter Davidson ; 
 Lieut, Peter Martin ; Ensign, John Prettio. 
 
 No. 8 Company, iyRRNON.)—Captain,R.C. McGregor; Lieut, 
 R. Grant ; Ensign, P. Crerar. 
 
 Paymaster, R. E. Lyon ; Adjutant William H. Falls ; Quar- 
 
 termaster, 
 
 Surgeon, P. A. MoDougalT, M.D. 
 Uniform, scarlet ; Facings, blue. 
 
 Surgeon, D. Beatty, M.D. ; .Assistant 
 
 Metropolitan Riplr Association.— Patron, (by special per- 
 mission) His Exoellf ncy the Gk)vernor General ; Vica-Patrons, 
 His Hvnor the Lieut -Governor of Ontario, His Honor the Lieut- 
 Governor of Quebec ; President Lieut -Colonel W. F. Powell ; 
 Vice-Presidents, Lieut-Colonel Forrest, Captain J. Langtoni 
 Major W. B- Lindsay, Captain Ira Morgan. 
 
 Managing Committee.—C&ptain White, Captain Cotton, Cap- 
 tain Graham, Captain Mowatt, Lieut. Clark, Lieut Falls, Lieut. 
 Armstrong, Lieut. Cuzner, J. H. Rowan. Esq., E. C. Barber, 
 Esq. ; Secretary, Captain C. E. Perry; Treasurer, M* J. May, 
 Esq. ; Assistant Secretary, Lieut. W. H. Falls. 
 
 RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT, AND PUBLIC 
 COMPANIES. 
 
 St. Lawrence and Ottawa R. R. Company.— General OflSce, 
 Desbarat's Building?, Spark's Street Superintendent's office 
 at Railway Station, Prescott ; length of road 54 miles. Manag- 
 ing Director, Thos. Reynolds ; Superintendent, T. S. Detlor. 
 
 Union Forwarding & Railway Company,— President R. S. 
 Cassels ; Vice-President W. R. Thistle i Secretary, H. Chepmell. 
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 Canada Central Railway Co,— Ottawa to the Junction at 
 Carleton Place on the Brockville & Ottawa Railway.— President 
 
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 John G. Riohardson, Esq. ; Vice-President and Managing Di- 
 rector, H. Abbott, Esq. ; Secretary & Treasurer, W. R. Worsley. 
 
 Ottawa Riyrb Navigation Co.; Head OfiSce* Montreal.— 
 Jhs. T. Sutton, Agent. Ottawa Office at the Company's Wharf, 
 foot of Sussex Street. 
 
 MoNTBRAL & Ottawa Forwarding Co.; Head OfiSce, Mont- 
 real.— Denis Murphy, Agent Office and Warehouses West side 
 of Canal Basin. 
 
 Montreal Tri.eobaph Co.; Offi(*e, Metcalf Street, between 
 Wellington and Sparks.— N. W. Bethune, Manager. 
 
 City Passenger Railroad Co.~Thomr,8 C. Reefer, Presi- 
 dent; J. M. Currier, M.P., Robert Blackburn, Thomas Rey- 
 nolds, W. G. Perley, Horace Merrill, Henry 0. Burritt. Direc- 
 tors. Lyon & Remon, Solicitors ; Robert Surtees, Secretary. 
 
 Ottawa &Gloucrster Road Co.— Edward McGillivray, Pre- 
 sident; Edward McGillivray, Alex. Mutchmore, James 8eve- 
 right, Archibald McKeller, Hugh Mason, Directors; W. H. 
 Falls, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 Bytown and Nkpean Road Co.— Guo. Arnold, President; 
 Geo. Arnold, James D. Slater, Robert Grant, Wm. Graham and 
 the Reeve of Nepean ; Chas. Pinhey, Secretary and Treasurer ; 
 James Bearman, Superintendent of Repairs. 
 
 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 The University of Ottawa.— The Right Reverend Joseph 
 Eugene, Prune Guignes, Bishop of Ottawa, Patron and Visitor ; 
 The Rev. Pfere Tabaret, O.M.J., Principal. 
 
 Ottawa Grammar School.— John Tnorbyrn, M.A., Rector; 
 John McMillan, B.A., 1st Assistant Master; William Carter, 
 2nd Assistant Master ; M. Berthelot, French Master. , , , 
 
 Board of Orammnr, School yrtwtec*.— Edward McGillivray, 
 Chairman: George Hay, Treasurer ; W. H. Walkar, Secretary ; 
 Rev. Thomas Wardrope. Rev. J. S. Lauder, M.A., Rev. D. M. 
 Gordon, B.D., Francis Clemow, and John Rochester, Mayor. 
 
 Ottawa Convknt.— Comer Sussex and Bonlton Streets.— Es- 
 tablished 1815.— Now under the charge of the Rev. Mother 
 Bruydre, Superioress. 
 
 BOARD OF COMMON SCHOOL TRUSTEES. 
 
 Wellin^on Ward.—JameB D. Slater and Francis Abbott, 
 Victoria Warrf.— Alexander Workman and Abraham Pratt. 
 St. George* % Ward.^T, Birkett and Oreo. H. Preston. 
 By W«rrf.— Thomas H. Kirby and George May. 
 Ottawa Ware?.— Thomas McCloy and Hiram Robinson, 
 Chairman, JameE< D. Slater; Secretary, James Joynt; Local 
 Superintendent, William Cousens. 
 
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 Rohan Catholic Srpabatr School Trustbes,— Wfti. Finley, 
 Chairman ; J. W. Peachy, Peter Dnfour, John Ahearn. William 
 Kehoe. Joseph Larose, W. U. Waller, Seraphin Champagne, 
 Denis Egan, L^on David ; J. W. Peachy, Secretary and Trea- 
 surer. 
 
 NATIONAL, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES, &o. 
 
 St. George's Societt.— John Rochester, President ; Thomas 
 Kirby, 1st Vice-President ; Thomas Birkett, 2hd Vice-President; 
 William Mills, Secretary; Thomas Starmer, Treasurer; Rev. 
 T. Bedford Jones, L.L.Dm Chaplain ; John Sweetland, M.D., 
 Physician ; E. P. Remon, Solicitor. 
 
 Committee qf Manngement,-^ohD Bray, James Salmon, Henry 
 Gough, G. Bartlott. John Langford, R. Stevens, Henry Meadows. 
 
 Auditors,— J nmea F. Brown and James Sloconibe. 
 
 Stewards.— Meserf. H. Traylor, F. Satchell, B. Huckell and 
 W. Carter. 
 
 St. Akdbkw'b SociETy.— James Fraser, President; John 
 Thornbum, Ist Vice-President ; A. C. Wilson, 2nd. Vice-Presi- 
 dent ; J. P. Robertson, Recording Secretary: E. K. MoGiliivrny, 
 Corresponding Secretary ; Rev. D. M. Gordon, B.D., Chaplain ; 
 A. Mann. Treasurer; Dr. J. A. Grant and Dr. McDonnell, Phy- 
 sicians ; Robert Lees, Solicitor. 
 
 MaiMigers.—E, McGillivray, Wm. McFarlane, Henry Ingles, 
 Jas. W. Russell, Wm. Suifherland, Jas. M. Taylor. Jas. Peacock, 
 Jas. Dalglish and Alex.' Bogg. 
 
 St. Jean Baptiste Sociktt.-Jos. Aumond, President: Dr. 
 C. Beaubien, Ist Vice-Prosident ; L. N. Duvemay, 2nd Vice- 
 President; Horace Lapierre, Recordinjr Secretary ; Dr. J. Dorion, 
 Conesponding Secretary ; J. W. Peachy, Treasurer. 
 
 MarshaU8.—I)r, P. St. Jean, E. Germain, H. Pelletier and J. 
 M. T^tu. 
 
 Institut Canadien Francais.— J. W. Peachy, President ; Dr. 
 P. St. Jean, 1st Vice-President; S. Drapeau, 2nd Vice-Presi- 
 dent; J. M. Tetu, Arch. Secretary ; P. Poulin, jun.. Correspond- 
 ing Secretary ; E. T^tu, Treaaurei ; L. A. Grison, Librarian. 
 
 Mechanics' Institute and Athenaeum, Spark's Street.— W. 
 White, President ; A. S. Woodburn, 1st Vice-President ; G. M. 
 Rose, 2nd Vice-President; . J. Cunningham, Treasurer; D. 
 Matheson, Corresponding Secretary; G. Kennedy, Recording 
 Secretary; J. G. W byte, Honorary Librarian ; J. Thornburn, 
 Curator. «r ^ j 
 
 Managing Committee,— W * Porter, Chairman ; D. W. Coward, 
 T. Patterson, D. Matheson, W. Wlii ©, D. G. Kennedy ; J. B. 
 Steacy, Librarian and Custodian. 
 
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 Natural HrflTORY Socibtt.— (Incorporated 1866.)— His Ex- 
 oellonoy the Governor General, Patron; John Lanffton, M.A.* 
 President r B. A. Meredith, L.L.D., 1st Vice-President ; J. A. 
 Grant, M.D., F.G.S., M.P., 2nd Vice-President; E. Van Cort- 
 landt, M.R.C.S.E.. Curator ; James Ogilvy, Treasurer ; Wm. 
 White, Rec. Secretary; Arthur Harvey, F.S.S., Cor. Secretary. 
 Members of Council : J. Thorbum, M.A., Lieut.-Colonel Thos. 
 Wily. Meetings last Friday in every month. Rooms, Webster's 
 Hall, Albert Street. 
 
 St. Patrick's LrrKRARY Association.— Thomas Guerin, 
 President; William Kehoe, 1st Vice-President; Patrick Basker- 
 ville, 2nd Vice-President; Peter Aiken Egleson, Treasurer; 
 William H. Waller, Correspandinir Secretary ; John Kelly, Re- 
 cording Secretary ; William D. O'Brien, Assistant do. ; Patrick 
 Luney. Librarian ; Thomas O'Brien, Custodian ; Michael Starrs, 
 Chief Marshal. 
 
 Chemists' Association'.— John Roberts, President; H. F. Mc- 
 Carthy, Vice-President; Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 Committee : Jos. Skinner, G. Mortimer, C. Austin, J. Browne 
 and W. Heam. 
 
 County op Carlkton AGRicuhTURAL Socirty.— President, 
 Geo. W. Eaton ; Vice- x^iesidents, Thomas Graham, Dr. C. M. 
 Church ; Secretary and Treasurer, A. S. Woodburn. 
 
 City op Ottawa Agricultural Society.— President, J. B. 
 Lewis, Esq. ; Vice-Presidents, John Iloche3ter,*E8q., J. M. Cur-, 
 rier, Esq., M.P. ; Secretary and Treasurer, A. S. Woodburn. 
 
 Mutual Building Society.— II. McCormick, President; P. 
 A. Egleson, Vice-President; William Hunton, A. Pratt, John 
 Stewart, AVilliam Schofield, Thomas Hanly, Directorj? ; R«>bert 
 Lees, {Solicitor; .James Egleson, Secretary and Treasurer; Bank 
 of British Morth America, Bankers. 
 
 Permanent Building Society.— Incorporated January, 18o8, 
 Office. No. 19 Sparks Street. James Fraser, President; Wil- 
 Ham Hay, Seci'etaiy and Treasurer. 
 
 Civil Service Building and Savings Society, Organized 
 1856.— Paid-up Capital. $31,000. —President, John Langton, M. 
 A., \iiditor ; Vice-President, VV. H. Griffin, Deputy-Postmaster 
 General ; Directors, E. A. Meredith. LL.D., Under Secretary of 
 State ; G. E. Desbarats, Queen's Printer; J. F. Taylor, Clerk of 
 the Senate ; John Ashworth. Cashier, Post-Office Department 
 Alfred Todd, Chief Clerk, Private Bill Office, House of Com- 
 
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 mons ; Secretary and TrQasnrer, Arthur Harvey, Audit Office ; 
 Solicitors* H. Bernard* Deputy of the Minister of Justice ; F. 
 Badgky^ Assistant Law Clerk, House of Commons ; Bankers, 
 the Bank of Montreal. 
 
 CLUBS. 
 
 BiDEAU Club, comer of Wellington and Metcalfe Streets.— 
 Hon. Sir J. A. Macdonald; K.C.B., chairman ; John Ashworth, 
 Esq., treasurer ; Kobert Sinclair, secretary. 
 
 Ottawa Rowing Club.— Patrons : His Excellency the Gov- 
 ernor General, Colonel Lord Alexander B,u^&ell ; President, Sir 
 John A. Macdonajd, K.C.B. ; Vice-Presidents, Thos. Reynolds, 
 Allan Gilmour, Colonel Bernard, A.D.C., T. D. Harrington, 
 Richard Cassells ; Secretary, Henry Cotton ; Treasurer E. 
 Crombie. Committee of Mana|rement.— O. P. Baker, W. Horace 
 Lee, J Black.. A. Atcheson, W. McKay Wright, C. H. O'Meara, 
 Captain Bowie, E. D. Clark, C. Drink water, William Allan. 
 
 Club Boat-Housc fV>ot of Locks, Rideau Canal. 
 
 Ottawa Skating and Curling Club.— J. M. Currier, M.P., 
 president; C. T. Bate, vice-president; E. P. Remon, treasu- 
 rer ; C. H. Carriere, secretary. Director 9. —3, M. Currier, M.P., 
 C. H. Carriere, C. T. Bates, Alfred Todd, E. P. Remon. 
 
 Ottawa Cricket Club.— G. P. Barker, president; Captain 
 Glynn, P.C.O., vice-president ; E. H. Benjamin, secretary and 
 treasurer. Committee.— Sir Archdale R. Palmer, Bart., P.C.O. 
 Rifie Brigade, S. Hardinga, C. S. Scott, Mr. Lane, P.C.O. Rifle 
 Brigade, W. A. Blaokmore. 
 
 Ottawa Curling Club.— Allan Gilmour, president ; William 
 Hutchison, 1st vice -president ; Robt. Lees, 2nd vice-president . 
 G. Hutchison, recording secretary ; G. M. Rose, corresponding 
 secretary and treasurer. Rink Committee.— T. Gallagner, H. 
 Inglis, A. Fleck, W. Hutchison, J. W. Russell and G. H. Ma- 
 caulay. 
 
 Nkw Dominion Base Ball Club.— R. Wood, president ; Neil 
 McKinnon, vice-president; R. Lang, Secy. ; A. Routh, treasurer. 
 
 Ottawa Lacrosse Club.— E. CI uf, president; M. Kavanagh, 
 James Thompson, vice-presidents ; £. K. MsioGillivray) secre- 
 tarv and treasurer 
 
 Montcalm Lacbosbr Club.— J. Richer, president ; G. Varin, 
 vice-president; J. Germia, secretary and treasurer. 
 
 Union Lacrosse Club.— Henry Pratt, president; Thos. 
 BIyUie, Henry Minore, Captains; Thomas Rath well, eecretaiy 
 and treasurer 
 
 Young Briton's Lacrosse Club.— Jas. Latimer, president; 
 Donald Mason, vice-president ; ;:J. Balbime, secretary and 
 
 HuMON Lacrosse Club.— William Skead. president; Charles 
 Hoy, vice-president ; T. Lyons, aecretary and treasurer. 
 
 Shamrock Lacrosse Club.— M. Enright, president; T. Hand- 
 erkin, vice-president ; T. O'Reilly secretary ; Joseph Handerkin, 
 treasurer. 
 
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 MISCBUiANBOUS. 
 
 United States Consular Agrnot.— P.H.MahartU.S.Oon- 
 sular Agent. Omoo, Sparks Street. 
 
 Crown Timbkr Opfick (under Inland Revenue Department.) 
 — Office, corner Hugh and Queen Streets.— A. J. Russell, agent 
 and inspector of Crown Timber Agencies of Canada; C S. 
 MoNutt, assistant ; James Ritchie, clerk ; Lindsay Russell, 
 draughtsman : Edward T. Smith, junior clerk ; Andrew Tierncy, 
 messenger. Office hours, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 
 
 RiDRAC Canal.— Office, 126 AVellington Street.— James D. 
 Slater, superintendent; Martin Carmen, and Francois Carmen, 
 clerks ; Francois Abbott, foreman of works ; G. Arthur Carmen, 
 collector and officer at Locks ; Paul Cooper, messenger. 
 
 Ottawa Rivkr Works.— Horace Merrill, superintendent ; 
 David Scott, clerk and accountant ; Wm. Kane, messenger. 
 
 Marriage LiCKNSES.-Agar Yielding, Rideau Street. 
 
 
 CHURCHES, CnA:^ELS, &c, 
 
 PROTESTANT. 
 
 Church op England.— C«ri*f'» C^wrcA,(Sparks Street West.) 
 —Bishop of the Diocese, Rt. Rev. J. Travers Lewis, D.D,^ L.L.D., 
 Bishop of Ontario. Residence, Kingston i Rev. J. S. Lauder, 
 M.A., Rdctor ; Rev. H. Pollard, M. A., Assist Minister. Hours 
 of service, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. (Free Seats in the evening.) 
 
 Chapel of Ease, (Sussex Street.)— Rev. J. S. Lauder, M.A., 
 Rector ; Rev. H. Pollard, M. A., Assist. Minister. Hours of ser- 
 vice, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 Mllltnry Service, Chaplain Rev. T. D. Phillips, M. A., in the 
 Sussex Street Chapel at 9 a.m. 
 
 St. Albans, (Daly Street.)— (all Seats free.) Rev. T. Bedford 
 Jcmes, L.L D., Rector ; Rev. C. F. Street, M.A., Assist. Minister. 
 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.ra. and 4 p.m. 
 
 St. James, (Hull P. of Q.)— Rev. John Johnston. Hours of ser- 
 vice, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 Church opScoTLAND.--«yf. -4»»rfreip«.— Rev. Daniel M.Gordon, 
 B.D., Minister. Hours of service, 11 a.m. and 6| p.m. 
 
 Canada Prksbytkrian Church.— X^noa;*«, (corner of Daly and 
 
 Cumberland Streets.) Minister. Hours of service, 
 
 11 a.?a. and6| p.m. Sabbath School at 9^ a.m. in summer, 3 
 p.m. in winter. Bank Street.—Rev. William Moore, Minister. 
 Hours of service, 11 a.m. and 61 p.m. 
 
 Conor KG ATfONAL.— Rev. Edward Ebbs, Minister. Hours of 
 service, 1 1 a.m. and 0^ p.m. babbath School at 3 p.m. in winter, 
 and 9i a.m. in summer. 
 
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 Wesley AN Methodist Church.— Rev. E. B. Harper, M.A., 
 Minister. Hours of service, lOi^ a.m. and 6^ p.m. Sabbath 
 School at 2 p.m. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church.— Ber. S. G. Stone, Minister. 
 Hours of service, 10^ a.m. and 8i p.m. Sabbath School at 2 p.ni . 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church.— K%x. B. Lane, B.A.. Minister. 
 Hours of service, lOi a.m. and 6i p.m. Sabbath School, 2 p.m. 
 
 Baptist Church.— Rev. Daniel McPhail, Minister. Hours of 
 service, 11 a.m. and 6i p.m. Sabbath School, 9i a.m. 
 
 Young Men*s Christian Associatitni.—Roows, Albert Street, 
 rext door to the Congregational Church ; Bible class and prayer 
 meeting every Sunday from 9 to 10.30 a m. ; prayer meeting tirst 
 Tuesday in each month. 
 
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 St. Andrew^s Church.— Rev. John Collins, P.P. Hours of ser- 
 vice, 8.45 a.m. and 10 a.m., and 7 p.m., from Easter until Sf. 
 Michael's Day ; 10 a.m. and 'd p.m. from St. Michael's until 
 Easter. 
 
 Cathedral Notre Dame.— The Bishop and Parochial Clergy. 
 Hours of ser ice, 6 a.m., 8.4o a.m.. and 10 a.m., and 7 p.m. from 
 Easter until St. Michael's Day; 6, 8 and 10 a.m., and 6 p.m. 
 trom St. Michael's until Easter. 
 
 St. Joseph's Church.— llQV. M. Pallior. Hours of Divine ser- 
 vice, Sundays and Holidays, Mass at 8 and 10 a.m., from Easter 
 until the Feast of St. Michael ,* Vespers, 7 p.m. 
 
 The Cathedral of Ottaioa, (Notre Dame.)— The Bishop: Rev . 
 Peres Dandurand and MoUoy. O.M.J. . Rev. ^neas MacD. 
 Dawson, of St. Margaret'"^ Long Island; Military Chaplain; Rev. 
 John L. O'Connor D.D., Diocesan Secretary. 
 
 St. Joseph, (L. TO— Resident Priest, Rev. M. Pallier. 
 
 St. Andrew's, (U. T.)— Resident Priest, Ilev. Jno. Collins, P.P.. 
 N.D. de Bo'v^ecours, (Hull, P. of Q..)— Rev. Pdre H. Reboul, 
 O.M.J. Hov -i of service. Oi a.m. and 3 p.m. 
 
 Chajdain of General HospitaL-licsidQnt Priest, Rev. P6ro 
 Royor, O.MiJ. 
 
 Hudson's Bay iliw^tow.— Resident Priests, Rev. P5res J. M. 
 Pian,'O.M.J., L. Lebret, O.M.J. , C. Grueguen, U.M.J. 
 
 Catholic Apostolic Church, (Hull, P. of Q.)— Rev. E. J. W. 
 Roberts. Services Sundays at 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. ; on week days 
 at 5 p.m., and on Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 a.m. 
 
 RELIGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 Auxiliary Bible Society,— VaXxon : His Excellency the Gov- 
 ernor General. George Hay, president ; William Clegg, William 
 Hamilton. Hon. S. L. Tilley, C.B., Jas. Johnson, W. A. McAgj', 
 
 P. LeSeur, W. Spragge, vioe-pnsidents ; Rev. , 
 
 corresponding secretary ; Rev. D. M. Gordon, B. D., recording 
 sec tary j George May, treas:iror ; Rev. Richard Gavin, 
 tra\ iling agent; John Durie, depositary. 
 
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 Younfj MerCs Chriaticm Asaociotiofif (Organized December, 
 18G7).— J. McMilien, president; H. Alexander, Ist vice-presi- 
 dent ; W. A. Lloyd, 2na vice-president ; W. J. Topley, recording 
 secretary; W. A. >Lnmb. oorresnonding secretary ; William 
 Hamilton, treasurer ; J. J. Little, liorarian. CommUtee—Joeoph 
 Skinner, F. R. Whiteside, R. E. Jamieson. T. Fowler, a. P. 
 Drummond, Q. Ordae, G. E. Elliott, J. B. Cross, R. L. James, 
 F. P. Benjamin, G. B. Shaw, John Hardie, George Young, A. C. 
 Wilson. Rending Room open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Strangers 
 visiting the city are invited to viiiit the rooms and attend the 
 meetings of the Association. Regular weekly meeting every 
 Tuesday evening. 
 
 Protenfavt Sabbath School i4»«ocmf»on.— William Hamilton, 
 President ; A. Muchmore, vice-president ; Thomas W Porter, 
 corre^:K)Kding secretary; Rev. Edward Ebbs, reeording sec- 
 retarj ; John Jamieson, Treasurer. 
 
 Couaiy of Carleton General Protestant Hospital, — Judge 
 Ai nstH ng. president ; George Hay, Esq., vice-president; Alox- 
 andvjr vVorknian, Ksq., treasurer; George May, Esq., secretary; 
 (jcoi t»^ Sadler, Steward ; Miss Sadler, Matron. Meaical Board, 
 — D. }:.M and Dr. B. Van Cortlandt, Consulting Physicians ; 
 Di\ J. h. Grant M. P., Dr. D. McGiJUvray. Dr. J. W. Henry; 
 Dr. Leggo and Dr A. Codd, AttendintS Physi'ians. 
 
 ProteataM Oi'phan's jETotoc— Lady Young, Patroness; Lady 
 Macdonald, Ist Directress ; Mrs. H. F. Bronson, 2nd Directress ; 
 Mrs. P. Le Sueur. 3rd Directress ; Mrs. J. Thorburn, recording 
 secretary; Mrs. R.Eaton, corresponding secretary; Mrs. W. 
 Smillie, treasurer. 
 
 General Hospital (LoT7er Town).— Under the sunerintendence 
 of the sisters of charity; Dr. Hill, Consulting Pnysician; Dr. 
 Beaubien, Surgeon. 
 
 St, Patrick'h Orphan's Home^ (Roman Catholic), South side 
 Church Street, between Dalhousie and Sussex Streets.— R. H. 
 McGreevy, President ; Martin Battle, Secretary. 
 
 Magdalen Asfylum. (Sisters of the Good Shepherd), establish- 
 ed 1866.— Madame Jerome, superioress. Ottawa Street, between 
 Gloucester aad Chapel. 
 
 Irish Protestant Benevolent Socielj/ of Ottawa, — William F. 
 Powell, president; P. A. Egle^^on, Sr., Istvi^^o-president; Abra- 
 ham Pratt, 2nd vice'- president ; Henry MoCormiok, treasurer; 
 Thomas Sproule, recording secretary ; Thomas W. Thompson, 
 assistant secretary ; Samuel Rath well, corresp. secretary ; Rev. 
 J. S. Lauder, chaplain. C!'ouneu'.— Messrs. George Shouldis, J. 
 Chas. Brennan^ D. T. Browne, J. Cotton, Wm. Cousens, B. Gilpin, 
 Wm. Mosgrove, James Clark and William J. Wills. Audkors— 
 Messrs. Chas. Magee and A. 6. Woodbnm. 
 
 United Protestant Benevolent Societi/. — G. H. Preston, presi- 
 doi t ; John J ay and William Sehofield, vice-;>resident8 ; Hugh 
 Davies, treasurer ; Rev. T. D^ Philips, chaplain ; A. Codd, M. 
 D., physician ; A. R. Mills and Thomas Birkett, auditors. 
 
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 TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. 
 
 " Biftqxcn Diviaioiif" No, 224, Sons of Tewiperancc— Edward 
 Botterell, W.P., George Crain.W. A., William J. Topley. R.S., 
 Franois Hunter, assist R,$., Dr. 0. Leggo, F.S., Dr. J. Leggo, 
 treasurer ; Edward Storr, chaplain ; Geo. B. Shaw, oonductor ; 
 D. MoNaugnton, assistant conductor ; A. Leggo, inner sentinel ; 
 T. Floyd, outer sentinel. 
 
 Ottawa City Lodge of Good Templars^ No. 403.— (Established 
 I860.)— W. Minore, W.C.T., KateMinore.W.V.T., — Macready, 
 W.8., Mrs. R. Dailey, W.A.S., B. Botterell, W.T., W. Rae, 
 W.F.S., George Crane, W.M., Mrs. R. Crane, W.A.M., Miss 
 Ellen Davis, W.R.S., Miss Kate Caldwell, W.L.S., Miss E. 
 Lockwood, W.J.G., Henry Minore, W.O.G., Edward Storr, W. 
 C.P.D.S., Robert Crane, P.W.C.T., T.D. Meets in Temperance 
 Hall, Elgin Street, every Thursday at 7.30 p.m. 
 
 Independent Order of Good Templaraf " Ottawa Oitjj Lodge" 
 No. 403. -Robert Crain, W.C.T., Julia Murphy, W.VTm Geo. 
 B. Shaw, W.S., G. Maclean Rose, W.T.. George Crain, Av.F.S., 
 Ira W. Storr, W.M., Kate Minore, W.J.G., Alexr. McDonald, 
 W.O.G.. Wm. Minore, W.C., Eliza Lockwood, W.A.S., Marion 
 YoungjW.D.M., Almira Lockwood, W.R.H.S., Maggie McClaren, 
 W.L.H.S., Edward Storr, P.W.C.T. 
 
 Irish Catholic Temperance Society.— Revd. Father Malloy, 
 president; John Henry, Ist vice-president; John O'Reilly, 2na 
 vice-president ; Thos. Kehoe, treasurer ; P. J. Leyden, recording 
 secretary ; Martin Battle, asst. secretary. 
 
 MASONIC. 
 
 Grand Superintendent of Royal Arch Masonry for the Central 
 District, R.E. Comp. M. J. May, Ottawa. 
 
 CARLBTON ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 16. G.R.C. 
 
 V.E. Comp. F. P. Remon, Z. ; R.E. Comn. M. J. May, past 
 Z. ; E. Comp. J. J. Gemmill, H. ; E. Comp. W. Hay, J. ; Comp. 
 John Graham, Treasurer ; Comp. Thos. Painter, Scribe E. ," 
 Comp. John MoRae, Scribe N. ; Comp. H. B. Merrill, P.S. ; 
 Comp. A. Traylor, S.S. ; Comp. Geo. Crain, J.S. ; Comp. E. B. 
 Butterworth, D.C. ; Comp. H. Kirby, M. ofV. ; Comps. P. St. 
 Hill, S. S. Gouldthrite, Stewards ; Comps. Geo. Clarke and G. 
 H. Millan, Permanent Committee ; Comp. J. Sweetman, Janitor. 
 
 Regular Convocations 2nd Monday of every month. 
 
 DALHOtJSIB LODGE, No. 571 English Rroister, P. & A.M. 
 
 W. Bros. Albert Parsons, W.M. ; Horace Merrill, P.M. ; Bros. 
 
 Wm. Hay, S.W. j Elihu Spencer, J.W. ; Rev. H. J. McLardy, 
 
 Chaplain ; N, S. Blasdell,Treasurer ; Charles S. Scott, Secretary ; 
 
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 Jas. J. Radford, 6.D. ; Andrew Angpst J. D. : Joseph Skinner 
 and John W. Imlay, Stewards ; Carroll Kyaut I.G. ; John 
 SweeUnan, Tyler. Ottawa JHstriet.—D.D.QMn Rt. W. Bro. 
 Wm. Moetgrn, M.D.* Almonte. 
 
 Regular Commnnlcations, July 7, Ausust 4, September 8^ Oc- 
 tober 6* November 3) December 1, January 5, February 2, 
 March 2, April 6, May 4» June 4 and 24. 
 
 DORIC LODGE, No. 68, C.R. 
 
 Meets first Wednesday in each month, at Masonic Hall. 
 Winter, 7.30 p.m. ,* Summer, 8 o'clock. 
 
 W. Bro. John Sweetland, M.D. W.M,; W. Bro. Jno. J. Gem- 
 mill, P.M. ; Bro. Thos. Birkett S.W. ; Bro. Amos Rowe, J.W. ; 
 Rer. Bro. C. B. Pe^ttit, Chaplain ; Bro. John Graham, Treasu- 
 rer; Bro. D. P. Williams, Secretary; Bro, Henry A. Palmer, 
 8.D. ; Bro. Wm. H. Baldwin, J.D. ', Bro. G. A. Hawkins, J.G. ,* 
 Bro. John McCarthy, Tyler. 
 
 CORINTHIAN LODGE, F. & A.M.. No. 59, C.R. 
 
 Regular Communications held the third Thursday of each 
 month, at the Masonic Hall, Elgin Street. 
 
 Wor. Bro. I. B. Taylor, Master r Wor. Bro. Edward C. Bar- 
 ber, P.M. ; Wor. Bro. H. Grist, S.W. : Bro. W. Simpson, J.W. ; 
 Bro. Alexander Burritt, Treasurer ; Bro. A. H. Taylor, Secre- 
 tary ; Bro. C. A. Crosby, S.D. ; Bro. G. L. Orme, J.D. ; Bro. J. 
 P. M. Lecourt, J.G. ; Bros. W. Gardner and J. Sieman, Stew- 
 ards ; Bros. M. J. May and D. Millar, Permanent Committee ; 
 Bro. J. Sweetman, Tyler. 
 
 CIVIL SERVICE LODGE, P. & A.M., No. 148, C.R. 
 
 Regular Communications held on the second Tuesday of each 
 month, at Masonic Hall, Elgin Street. 
 
 Wor. Bro. E. P. Remon, Master; Rt. Wor. Bro. Thos. Monroe, 
 P.M. ; Bro. J. E. Wolff, S.W.j Bro. J. B. bimpson, J.W.; Bro. 
 The Rer. T. Bedford Jones, L-L-D. Chaplain ; Bro. J. W. Har- 
 per, Treasurer ; Secretary ; Bro. P. Miller, S.D. ; 
 
 Bros. J. T. McCuaig and A. Kerr. Stewards ; Bros. E. C. Hay- 
 den and A. J. Cambie. Com. G. P. ; Bro. H. R.4iripp, Organi^it; 
 Bro. H. J. Morgan, I.G. ; Bro. J. Sweetman, Tyler. 
 
 BUILDER'S LODGE, P. & A-M., No. 177, G.R.C -Eioin St't. 
 
 Instituted ^nd Augtut^ 1865. 
 
 Regular Meetings on the second Friday of each month. 
 
 W. Bros. Thomas Painter, W.M.; Samuel Rogers, P.M.; Bros. 
 David Wilson, S.W.; Wm. Young, J.W. ; Jas. Salmon, Trea- 
 surer; Geo. Crain, Secretary ; Alfred Traylor, S.D. ; Richd. A. 
 
OTTAWA. 
 
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 Craig, J.D.; E. B. Butterworth, I.G. ; Bro. Wm. Rea, Director 
 of Ceremonies; Hy. Gough and H. B. Merrill, Stewards j John 
 McCarthy, Tyler. 
 
 LOYAL ORANGE ASSOCIATION, B.N.A. 
 
 lioytd Oronge County Lodge^ of the County of CarZefon.— B|X>4 
 William Elliot, (North Gower) worshipful county master ; Bro. 
 Hiram Sykes, (Carleton) worshipful county deputy master j Bro. 
 Wallis, (Nordi Gower) county secretary ; Bro. W« B. Monk, 
 (March) county treasurer ; Bro. the Rev. John May, M.A., 
 (March) county chaplain^ Bro. J. Dawson, (Bells Comers) 
 county director of ceremonies. 
 
 Ottawa Loyal Orange District Lodge, No, 4, oft?ie County of 
 Carleton," Bro. Abraham Pratt, worshipful district master ; Bro. 
 John Porter, worshipful deputy district master ; Bro. John 
 McCarthy, district treasurer : Bro. Thos. Sproule, district secre- 
 tary ; Bro. Henry McCormick, district chaplain ; Bro. Francis 
 Link, district director of ceremonies. 
 
 PRIVATE LODGES IN THE CITY OP OTTAWA. 
 
 Loyal Orange Lodge, No, 47.— Bro. Francis Glemow, worship- 
 ful master ; Bro. James Clarke, worshipful deputy master ; Bro. 
 Thomas Nelson, treasurer ; Bro. William D. Wood, secretary ; 
 Bro. Jacob Halpenny, foreman of committee. 
 
 Loyal Orange Lodge, No, 119.— Bro. John Porter, worshipfUI 
 master ; Bro. Hugh Davis, worshiplul deputy master ; Bro. Henry 
 MoCormick, treasurer ; Bro. Samuel Rathwell, secretary ; Bro. 
 William Porter, foreman of committee. 
 
 Loyal Orange Lodge, No, 126.— Bro. David T. Browne, wor- 
 shipful master ; Bro. Francis Abbott, worshipful deputy master ; 
 Bro. John McCarthy, treasurer ; Bro. Thos. Sproule, secretary ; 
 Bro. Richard Bishop, P.M. foreman of committee. 
 
 Loyal Orange Lodge, No, 221.— Bro. Abraham Pratt, worship- 
 ful master ; Bro. Henry J. Borbridge, worshipful deputy master ; 
 Bro. Archibald Graham, treasurer ; Bro. J. Greene,, secretary 
 John Mclntyre, foreman of committee. 
 
 Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 227.— Bro. John Langford, worshipful 
 master ; Bro. W. Langstaff, worshipful deputy master ; Bro. 
 Francis Link, treasurer ; Bro. Joseph Hawken, secretary ; Bro. 
 Abraham Henderson, foreman of committee. 
 
 
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 THE ROTAL PAMILY. 
 
 THE EOYAL FAMILY. 
 
 THE QUEEN.-^ViOTORii, of the United Kiimdom of Great 
 Britain and Ireland* Ac, Queen. Defender of the Faith. Her 
 Majesty was bom at Kensington Palaoft, May 24, 1819 ; suooeeded 
 to the throne Jnne 20, 1837, on the acath of her uncle* King 
 William IV.: was crowned June 28, 1838 ; and married, February 
 10, 1840, to His Royal Hiffhness. Prince Albert. Her Mojesty is 
 the only child of his late Royal Htshness Edward, Duke of Kent, 
 eon of King George III. The Children of Her Majesty are :•— 
 
 Her Royal Highness Victoria- Adelaide-Mary- Louiea. Prin- 
 cess RoTAL OP ENGLAND AND PRUSSIA, bomNoTember21, 1840, 
 and married to His Royal Highness Frederick- William Crown 
 Prince of Prussia, January 25, 1858, and has issue four sons and 
 two daughters. 
 
 His Royal Highness Albert-Edward, Prince op Wales, born 
 November 9, 1841 ; married March 10, 1863, Alexandra of Den- 
 mark, (Princess of Wales) born December 1, 1844, and has issue 
 two sons. Prince Albert Victor, born January 8, 1864i and George- 
 Frederick-Ernest-Albert, bom June 8, 1865 ; adaughter, Louisa- 
 Victoria-Alexander Dagmar, born April, 1867, and a daughter 
 Alexandra-Olgf? -Mary, born 6th July, 1868. 
 
 Her Royal Highness ^Iio^'Maud-Mary, born April 25, 1843; 
 married to H. R. H. Pnnce Frederick Louis of Hesse, July 14, 
 1862, and has issue three daughters and a son. 
 
 His Royal Highness Alfred-Eraest- Albert, Dukb of Edi:;- 
 BUBOH, born August 6, 1844. 
 
 Her Jloyal Highness Helena- Augusta- Victoria, bom May 25, 
 1846 ; maiTied to His Royal Highness Prince Frederick Christian 
 Charles Augustus ofSchleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augusten- 
 burg, July 5, 1866, and has issue two sons. 
 
 Her Royal Highness Louisa-Carolina- Alberta, bom March 18, 
 
 1848. 
 
 His Royal Highness Arthur- William-Patrick- Albert, bom 
 May 1,1860. 
 
 His Royal Highness Leopold-George- Duncan- Albert, born 
 April 7, 1863. 
 
 Her Royal Highness Bcatrico-Mary-Victoria-Feodore, born 
 April 14, 1857. 
 
 George-Frederick- William-Charles, K. G., Duke op Cam- 
 bridge, cousin to Her Majesty, bom May 26, 1819. 
 
 Augusta- Wilhelmina-Louisa, Duchess of Cambridge, niece 
 of the Landgrave of Hesse, and aunt to Her Majesty, born July 
 25, 1795 ; married in 1819, the late Duke of Cambridge. 
 
HER MAJESTY'S HOUSEHOLD. 
 
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 George-Frederick-AIoxander-Charles-Augustas, K.G.* Duke 
 OF GuuBRRLAND, oousin to Her Majesty, born May 27, 1819 ; 
 married Princess Frederick of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, and has 
 issue a son and two daughters. 
 
 Augusta-Garoline-Gharlotte-EUzabeth-Mary-Sophia-Louisa, 
 daughter of the late Bnke of GambridgOf and oousin to Her 
 Maiesty, bom July 19, 1822 ; married June 28, 1843, to Frederick, 
 Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, and has issue a son. 
 
 Mary-Adelaide-Wilhelmina>Biizabeth, daughter of the late 
 Duke of Gambridge and oousin to her Majesty^ born November 
 27, 1838 ; married Prince Teok, Juno 7, 1866 ^ a issue a d AUghter. 
 
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 LORD steward's DEPARTMENT. , 
 
 Lord Steward • Earl of Bessborough. 
 
 Treasurer Lord de Tabley. 
 
 Gomptrollef - .Rt. Hon. Lord Otho Fitzgerald. 
 
 Master of the Household Sir John 0. Gowell, K.G.B. 
 
 Seo'y Board of Green Gloth E. M. Browell, Esq. 
 
 Paymaster of the Household • . . . W^ Hampshire, Esq. > ^ - 
 
 LORD chamberlain's DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Lord Chamberlain. .i'.V./.....i.Vi8oountSydney/''^.*^si}^ kv 
 
 Yioe-Chamberlain Rt. Hon. Viscount Castlerosse. 
 
 Comptroller Hon. S. C. B, Ponsonby. 
 
 GhiefClerk... , T. G. March, Esq. 
 
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 Her Majesty's Private Seo'y. . . .Gen. Hon. Charles Grey. 
 Keeper of H. M.'s Privy Purse. Gen. Sir T. M. Biddulph,K.C.B. 
 
 Secretary. ^ ....«,. . . . -H. T. Harrison. Esq. 
 
 Librarians... .••.••..•••>•••••• J. M. Berry, B.B.Woodward 
 
 and H. Sahl, Esqrs. 
 
 Captain, Yeomen of the Guard. . Duke of Sh Albans. 
 
 Captain, Gentlemen-at- Arms ..Lord Foley [G.C.H. 
 
 Master of OereojoniQS MaJor<-Gen. Hon. Sir E. Gust, 
 
 Lord High Almoner Bishop of Oxford. 
 
 Dean of Ch9.pel Royal . • ..... .Bishop of London. 
 
 Sub-Dean ,..., ...Rev. F. Garden. 
 
 Clerk of the Closet ....;......... Bishop of Worcester. 
 
 Resident Ch aplain . ... I ,.;.;. ,i . De&.n of Windsor. 
 
 Mistress of the Robes. V i ;. V. i .'. .Duchess of Argyll. 
 
 Groom l-.^. . .'- . . t ? . * . i I , , , -Major-Gen. F. H. Seymour. 
 
 Secretary. ................ ..i .. .J. J. Kinloch, Esq. 
 
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 MiBTBB OF TBI HORSS'S DBPABTMRNT. 
 
 Master of the Hone Marquis of Aile9bar7t K.O. 
 
 <?lerk Marshal ......<...... Lord Alfred Paget 
 
 Crown Equeny and Secretary. .Colonel G. A. Maude, C.B. 
 
 Master of the Buokhounds Earl of Cork. 
 
 PRINCE OF WALES' HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 GroomoftheStole.-. ...•..•••.. ^ «, ^ « 
 
 Comptroller and Treaeurer. .... .Lt-Gen. Sir W. KnoIl78,K.C.B . 
 
 Private Secretary H. W. Fisher, Esq. 
 
 CROWN LAW OFFICERS. 
 
 Attorney-General ; Sir Robert P. Collier. 
 
 Solioitor-GcMDeral • Sir J. D. Coleridge. 
 
 Queen's Serjeant- 
 
 Queen's Adyocate-General Sir Travers Twiss, D.C-L. 
 
 HER MAJSSTt'S CHIEF OFFICERS OF STATE. 
 
 THE CABINET. 
 
 First Lord of the Treasury Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone. 
 
 Lord High Chancell<nr .......... Lord Hatherley. 
 
 Lord Presiden^of the Counoil* ^ .Earl de Grey and Ripon. 
 
 Lord Priyy Seal Earl Kimberley. 
 
 Chancellor of Bxeheoner . Right Hon. Robert Lowe. 
 
 ( Home Dopartm't. Right Hon. Henry Austin Bruce. 
 Secretaries \ Forei^ Affairtv . ^Earl Clarendon, K.G. 
 
 of *\ Colonies ,. .Earl Granville, K.G. 
 
 State. I WAr . . ^ ...... . . • Ri«ht Hoti. Edward Cardwoll. 
 
 V India. ...........IHike of Arg^rlUK.T. 
 
 First Lord of the Admiralty . . . .Rt. Hon. Hugh C. E. Childers. 
 
 Postmaster-General Rt. Hon. Marquis of Hartington. 
 
 President, Board of Trade. .... .Right Hon. John Bright 
 
 Chief Secretary for Ireland Hight Hon. C. S. Fortescue. 
 
 President of Poor Law Board. . Right Hon. G. J. Gosohen. 
 
 BRITISH AMBASSADORS ABROAD. 
 
 Amertea ..........•*( .Edward Thornton, Esq., C.B. 
 
 ArffenUne BepuUio^ . > . . . > -Hon. William Stuart. 
 
 Austria Rt. Hn. t4ord BloomfieldiG.C.B. 
 
 Bavaria Sir H. F. HowttPd, KXXB. 
 
 Belgium * .John Savile Lnmley, Esq. 
 
 Braml • " * 3* Buckley Mathew, Esq., C.B. 
 
 Central America ..*... .Edwin Corbett, Esq. 
 
BRITISH ABfBASSADORS ABROAD. 
 
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 ChUi W. T. Thompson* Esq. 
 
 China Sir RuthArford Aloook, E.C.B. 
 
 Columbia ^ Robert SuBch, Esq. 
 
 Denmark Sir Ghas. L. Wyke, K CB. 
 
 Equator .Fr^derio Hamilton, Esq. . 
 
 Ffan^ . . . . / '..*...,. . . . . . .Rt Hon. liord Lyons, G.C.B. 
 
 Ore^ce. ■. .Hon. Edward M- Erskine. 
 
 Hante Towm John Ward, Esq., C.B. 
 
 Italy .Sir A. Berkeley PafteK K.C.B. 
 
 Japan Sir Harry Parkes, K.O. B. 
 
 Mexico 
 
 Morocco Sir John H. D. Hay. K.C.B. 
 
 Netherlande Vice- Ad.Hn.E. A. J.Harris,G.B. 
 
 Fereia ...^..... Charles Alison, Esq., C.B. 
 
 Peru .Hon. W. S. Jemingnam. 
 
 Port^mi .Hon. Sir C. A. Munray, K.G.B. 
 
 Pfkma ........;... i <. .Lord Angaetus Loftus, K.C.B • 
 
 RueeXd . . . T.^ : . •. .Rt Hri. Sir A. Buohanan,a.C.B. 
 
 Spain Rt. Hon. A. H. Layard. 
 
 Svoeden and Norxoay Hon. G-. S. S. Jeminrham. 
 
 Switxerland Alfred G. Bonar. Esq. 
 
 Turkey Rt. Hon. H. G. Elliot. 
 
 Venezuda » .. .Geerge Fagan, Esq. 
 
 Wurtemburg G-. J. R. (Gordon, Esq. 
 
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 INSURANCE COMPANY 
 
 HARTFORD, CONN. 
 
 INCORPORATED 1819. CHARTER PERPETUAL 
 
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 CASH CAPITAL, .... $3,000,000.00 
 
 LOSSES PAID IN 50 YEARS, . $25,300,000.00. 
 
 ASSETS, 
 
 ON THE 1st JULY, 1869, 
 (at market value.) 
 
 0A8H IN HAND AHD IN BAHE, $640,474.32 
 
 BEAL ESTATE, 263,319.14 
 
 MOBTaAQE BONDS, 969,260.00 
 
 BANX STOCK, 1,418,460.00 
 
 UNITED STATES STATE AND CITY STOCK, \ , , p, ^^^ -^ 
 AND OTHEB PUBLIC BECUBITIES, ^ ^ii»i,U3».ou 
 
 TOTAL, $6,362,632.96 
 
 LIABILITIES. 
 
 CLAIMS NOT DUE AND UNADJUSTED,. ..... $266,782.33 
 
 The Montreal Agency of this Company has done an extensive 
 business through Canada for FORTY-SEVEN YEARS, and has 
 SBCURBi) the Public Confidbncb by the prompt and liberal settle- 
 ment of every fair Claim. 
 
 ROBERT WOOD, 
 
 General Agent and Attorney for Canada, 
 
DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
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 Dominion of Canada. 
 
 Seat of Oovemmentt Ottawa, 
 
 GOVERNOR GENERAL OP CANADA, 
 
 Aidet'dei'CantPt dte. 
 
 His Ezoellenoy the Right Honorable Sib John Touno. Baronet, 
 one of Her MflJesty's Most Honorable Privy Council, Knight 
 Commander of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath. Knight 
 Qrand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of St Michael 
 and St. Qeorge, Governor-General, Ac, Ac, Ac, Rideau Hall, 
 Ottawa* 
 
 Prannid Tnrville. Esanire. Govemor-General's Secretary^ 
 
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 DUNCAN McFARLANE, 
 J^cctttttttaut and JtssigneC; 
 
 MAIJf STREET, 
 
 Brockville. 
 
 Accounts Pollected in the j=*royince of 
 
 Pntario. 
 
 REMITTANCES PROMPTLY MADE. 
 
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 William Henry Lee, and William Alfred Himsworth* Esqrs., 
 Clerks of the itoeen's Privy Oouneil for Canada for signing 
 Commitments under the Habeas Corpus Stupension Aetf Slst 
 Vio., cap. 16. 
 
 Clerks in the Office of the Privy Council : 
 
 F. Vallerand, J. 0. Cdt^, F. H. Himsworth, Henry Alexander 
 and Wm. Horaoe Lee ; M. Nanghten, door-keejiwr and mes- 
 senger ; Wm. E. Morgan, Joseph Cairns and Patrick Batterton, 
 messengers. 
 
 THE SENATE. 
 
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 SRNATORS. p. O. ADDRESS. 
 
 John Hamilton Kingston. 
 
 Koderick Matheson Perth. 
 
 John Ross. ...Toronto. 
 
 SamuelMills Hamilton. 
 
 Benjamin Seymour Port Hope. 
 
 Walter Hamilton.Diokson. . .Niagara. 
 
 James Shaw Smith's Falls. 
 
 Alexander Campbell Kingston. 
 
 David Christie Pans, Ontario. 
 
 James Cox Aikins Rich view. 
 
 David Reesor Markham. 
 
 Elijah Leonard London. 
 
 William MoMaster Toronto. 
 
 Asa AUworth Bumham Cobourg. 
 
 John Sitnpson Bowmanville. 
 
 JamesSkead..^ *.. Ottawa. 
 
 David Lewis Afacpherson .... Toronto. 
 
 George Crawford Brockville. 
 
 Donald McDonald Toronto. 
 
 Oliver Blaka Waterford* Ontario. 
 
 Billa Flint ....Belleville. 
 
 Walter MeCrae Chatham, Ontario. 
 
 George William Allan . ..... Toronto. 
 
 James Lertie...^ ....Montreal. 
 
 A.B.Foster Wateiloo. 
 
 Louis A. Oliver. Berthter. 
 
 Jacques Olivier Bureau St. R6mi. 
 
 Charles Malhiot Pointe-du-Lao. 
 
 Louis Renaud Ste. Martine, Chateauguay. 
 
 Luo Letellier de St. Just. . . .Rividre-Onelle. 
 
 Ulrio Joseph Tessier Quebec. 
 
 John Hamilton Hawkesbury* 
 
 Charles Cormier PlessisviUe. 
 
 Atttoine J. Duchesnay .8te. Catherines, Fossambault. 
 
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 8BNAT0RS. 
 
 p. 0. ADDRtUSS. 
 
 Hon. David Edward Price 
 
 ..Chicoutimi. 
 
 *' Els^ar H. J. Duohesnay . . 
 
 . .Ste. Marie, Beauce. 
 
 *' L^andre Dumouchel 
 
 . Ste. Th^rdse de Blainville. 
 
 '* Louis Laooste 
 
 . /Boucherville. 
 
 ** Joseph F. Armand. 
 
 •Bividre-des-Prairies. 
 
 *• Charles Wilson 
 
 ..Montreal. 
 
 ** William Henry Chaffers . . 
 
 . .St. C^saire. 
 
 " Jean Baptiste Gu^vremont 
 
 •Sorel. 
 
 " James Ferrier 
 
 ..Montreal. 
 
 ** Thomas Ryan 
 
 . .Montreal. 
 
 " John Sewell Sanborn 
 
 . .Sherbrpoke. 
 
 " Joseph E. Cauchon 
 
 . .Quebec. 
 ..Halifax. - 
 
 *' EdwardKenny 
 
 " Jonathan McCulIy. 
 
 . .Halifax. 
 
 ** Thomas D. Archibald 
 
 . .Sydney, C.B. 
 
 ** Robert B.Dickey 
 
 . Amherst. 
 
 ** John H. Anderson 
 
 . Halifax. 
 
 " JohnHolmes 
 
 . .Pictou. 
 
 " John W. Ritchie 
 
 ..Halifax. 
 . .Shelboume. 
 
 " JohnLooke-.. 
 
 " Caleb R. Bill 
 
 . King's County. 
 
 ** JohnBourinot 
 
 . Sydney. 
 . .Halifax. 
 
 « WilliamMiller 
 
 ** Amos Edward Botsford. . . . 
 
 . .Westcock. Westmorland. 
 
 " John Robertson 
 
 ..St. John, N.B. 
 
 " William Hunter Odell 
 
 . .Fredericton. 
 
 »♦ DavidWark 
 
 ..Richibucto. 
 
 " Robert Leonard Hazen — 
 
 .St Johfi, N.B; 
 
 " William Henry Steeves . . . 
 
 . .St John, N.B. 
 
 " John Ferguson 
 
 ..Bathurst. 
 
 " Robert Duncan Wilmot* • . 
 
 . . Belmont, Sunbury . 
 
 " Abner Reid McClelan 
 
 . .Hopewell, Albert County. 
 
 " Peter Mitchell 
 
 . .Newcastle, Miramichi. 
 
 '* Jean Charles Chanais 
 
 . .St Denis, Kamouraska. 
 
 ** James Rea Benson 
 
 .St. Catherines, Ontario. 
 
 ** John G'lasier 
 
 Sunbury, N.B. 
 
 St. Jnhn. N H- 
 
 ** James Dever 
 
 " Afch'd Woodbury McLelaa- Loiioidonderry, Nova Scotia. 
 
 OMcera, Clerk* and Servant* c/ the Senate, 
 
 John F. Taylor, clerk, master 
 
 in chancery, cashier and ac- 
 
 eountant. 
 
 
 Robert LeMoine, deputy clerk, olerk assist, master in chancery, | 
 
 and chief French translator. 
 
 
 Fennings Taylor, deputy clerk, 
 
 olerk assistant, and master in 
 
 chancery. 
 
 
 E. L. Montisamber t, law clerk, clerk of committees, and English { 
 
 translator. 
 
 
 James Adamson, first English clerk. 
 
 Peler Miller, second English olerk. 
 
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 DOMINION OP CANADA. 
 
 J. Qt. Bourinot, third English olerk. 
 
 Neil McLean, English olerk. 
 
 A. A. Boucher, first French translator and dork.' 
 
 A. Garneau. seeond French translator and clerk. 
 
 St. Denis LeMoine, third French translator to act as Sergeant- 
 
 at-arms. 
 Victor E. Tessier, clerk of French Journals. , / 
 Rev. John Johnston, chaplain. ' ,'. 
 
 R^n^ Kimber, Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod. 
 S. Skinner, housekeeper. 
 J. B. Myrand, post-tnaster, permanent 
 L. C. Gasault, library messenger, permanent. 
 P. Rattey, speaker's messenger, permanent. 
 P. Dunne, assistant housekeeper, news-room, Ac, permanent 
 J. Wingfield, assistant doorkeeper, wardrobe, &o., permanent 
 F. Gilbert watchman and messenger, permanent. 
 N. Boulet messenger attached to the distribution office of the 
 
 two houses, permanent 
 James Doherty, Thos. Wheeler, Louis Robitaille, John Dunne, 
 
 A. Boucher, A. Douaire, sessional messengers. 
 E. Botterell, doorkeeper. 
 J. G. Young, J. Wingfield, P. Boulet, J. N. Rattey, E. Buck, 
 
 sessional page. 
 
 THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
 
 Hon. James Cockbubn, Speaker, j j^,^, 
 PROVINCE OP ONTARIO. 
 
 Constituen- 
 cies. 
 
 Addington 
 
 Algoma 
 
 Bothwell 
 
 Brant, NR 
 
 SR • • • • 
 Brock ville* t*n. 
 
 Bruce, NR 
 
 " RR...,. 
 
 Oardwell 
 
 Carleton....... 
 
 Cornwall, town. 
 Diindas* «»/«*^.». 
 Durham, ER... 
 " WR... 
 Elgin, WR 
 
 Membrrb. 
 
 J. N. Lapum 
 
 Wemyss McKenzie Simpson. . . 
 
 David Mills 
 
 J. Y. Bown,M.D 
 
 Hon. B.B.Wood 
 
 James Crawford 
 
 Alexander Sproat 
 
 Francis Hurdon 
 
 T. R. Ferguson 
 
 J. Holmes 
 
 Hon. J. S. Macdonald 
 
 J.S. Ross 
 
 F.H. Burton 
 
 Ed. Blake. 
 
 Thomas W. Dobbie 
 
 Post Office 
 Address. 
 
 Centenrille. 
 Sault St Marie. 
 Cleanrille. 
 Brantford. 
 
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 Bronkville. 
 
 Walkerton. 
 
 Kincardine. 
 
 Cookstown. 
 
 Huntly. 
 
 Cornwall. 
 
 IroquiMS. 
 
 Port Hope. 
 
 Tonmto. 
 
 Dereham. 
 
HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
 
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 Constitten- 
 cies. 
 
 Elgin, ER 
 
 Essex 
 
 Frotenoo 
 
 Glengarry 
 
 Grenvillot SR. . 
 
 Grey, NR 
 
 " SR 
 
 Haldimand .... 
 
 Haltun 
 
 Hamiltont city. 
 
 Uafltings, NR 
 
 BR.. 
 
 '* WR.. 
 
 Huron, NR. .. 
 
 SR. • . • 
 
 Kent 
 
 Kingston, city. 
 
 Lambton 
 
 Lanark, NR.. 
 oR* . • 
 Leeds & Gron- 
 
 vilIe,NR 
 
 Leeds, SR 
 
 Lennox ., 
 
 Lincoln 
 
 London, city. . 
 
 Middlesex, NR. 
 
 BR. 
 
 " WR. 
 
 Monck 
 
 Niagara, town. 
 Norfolk, NR... 
 SR... 
 Northumber- 
 land, ER. ... 
 " WR.... 
 Ontario, NR. . . 
 SR... 
 Ottawa, city... 
 Oxford, NR.... 
 " SR. . . . 
 
 Peel. 
 
 Perth, NR 
 
 SR. • . . . 
 
 Peterboro, ER. 
 
 WR. 
 
 Prescott ....... 
 
 Prince Edward. 
 Renfrew, NR.. 
 
 M KlIBRRS. 
 
 J. H. Munro 
 
 J. O'Connor 
 
 Thomas Kirkpatrick 
 
 D. A. Macdonald 
 
 Walter Shanly 
 
 George Snider 
 
 George Jackson 
 
 1). Thompson 
 
 John White 
 
 Charles Magill 
 
 McKenzio Bowell 
 
 Hon. Robert Bead 
 
 James Brown 
 
 Joseph Whitehead 
 
 M. Cf. Cameron 
 
 Rufus Stephenson 
 
 Hon. fcsir John A. Macdonald, 
 
 Alexander Mackenzie 
 
 Alexander Morris 
 
 Francis Jones 
 
 John Crawford 
 
 R. J. Cartwright 
 
 T.R.Merritt 
 
 Hon. John Carling 
 
 Thos. Scatcherd 
 
 Crowell Wilson Arva P.O. 
 
 A. P. Macdonald 
 
 L. McCallum 
 
 Angus Morrison 
 
 A. Walsh 
 
 P. Lawson 
 
 Joseph Keeler. ........ . 
 
 Hon. J. Cookburn, (Speaker). . 
 
 J. H. Thompson 
 
 Thomas N. Gibbs 
 
 Joseph M. Currier 
 
 T. Oliver 
 
 E.V.Bodwell 
 
 Hon. J. H. Cameron 
 
 J. Bedford 
 
 R. Maofarlane 
 
 P. M. Grover .... 
 
 Charles Perry 
 
 A. Hagar 
 
 Walter Ross 
 
 Post Office 
 Address. 
 
 Wardsville. 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 Kingston. 
 
 Alexandria. 
 
 Montreal. 
 
 Owen Sound. 
 
 Durham. 
 
 Indianna. 
 
 Milton. 
 
 Hamilton* 
 
 Belleville. 
 
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 Clinton. 
 
 Godcrich. 
 
 Chatham. 
 
 Ottawa. 
 Samia. 
 
 Perth. 
 
 Kemptville. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Kingston. 
 
 St. Catherines. 
 
 London. 
 
 " Town'p. 
 Glencoe. 
 Stromness. 
 Toronto. 
 Simcoe- 
 Port Dover. 
 
 Colbome. 
 
 Cobourg. 
 
 Cannington. 
 
 Oshawa. 
 
 Ottawa. 
 
 Woodstock. 
 
 Moimt Elgin. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Stratford. 
 
 Norwood. 
 Peterboro*. 
 Plantagenet. 
 Picton. 
 
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 Gonstituen- 
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 RuBsell 
 
 Bimooe, NR« . . . 
 '• 8R.... 
 
 StormoDt 
 
 ToroDto, B 
 
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 Victoria, NR" 
 •4 SR. 
 
 Waterioo, NR* 
 8R. 
 
 Welland 
 
 Wellington, NR 
 
 8R 
 
 « OR 
 
 Wentworth,NR 
 
 SR 
 
 York, BR 
 
 " NR 
 
 " WR 
 
 MCMBIUtS. 
 
 J. L. McDougall.. 
 J. A. Grant,M.D. 
 T. O. MoGonkey . 
 
 W.C. Little 
 
 .^amuel Ault 
 
 James Beaty • • • • 
 R. A. Harrison .. 
 John Merrison . . . 
 
 G. Kempt 
 
 I. B. Bowman.... 
 
 J.Young 
 
 T.G. Street 
 
 O. A. Drew 
 
 D. Stirton 
 
 James Ross 
 
 J. McMonies 
 
 Joseph Rymal .... 
 James Metoalfe.. 
 James P. Welli. . 
 Amos Wright 
 
 Post Office 
 Address. 
 
 Renfrew. 
 
 Ottawa. 
 
 Barrie. 
 
 Allandale. 
 
 Aultsville. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 44 
 
 Woodville. 
 
 Lindsay. 
 
 St. Jacob's. 
 
 Oalt. 
 
 Chippewa. 
 
 Blora. 
 
 Guelph. 
 
 Cumnock, Ont. 
 
 Waterdown. 
 
 Hamilton. 
 
 Elginton. 
 
 King. 
 
 Richmond Hill. 
 
 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 Constituen- 
 cies. 
 
 Argcntenil .... 
 
 Beauoo 
 
 BeauhamoiS'.. 
 Beliechasse . . 
 
 Berthier 
 
 Bonaventure .. 
 
 Brome 
 
 Chambly 
 
 Champlain .... 
 
 Charlevoix • . • 
 Chateaugaay . • 
 Chicotttimi and 
 
 Saguenay ... 
 
 ComptoB 
 
 Dorcnester 
 
 Drummond and 
 
 Arthabaska . 
 
 Gasp^ 
 
 Hochelaga .... 
 Huntingdon... 
 
 Membkbs. 
 
 Hon. J. J. C. Abbott. 
 
 P. S. Gondron 
 
 C. H. Poier 
 
 M. Cayley 
 
 N. Casault 
 
 A. H. Paquet 
 
 T. Robitaille 
 
 Hon. C. Dunkin 
 
 B.Benoit 
 
 Hon. J. J. Ross 
 
 8. X. Cimon 
 
 Hon. L. H. Hoi ton. 
 
 P. A.Tremblay 
 
 J. H. Pope 
 
 Hon. H. L. Langevin, C.B. 
 
 L. A. Sen^cal 
 
 P. Fortin 
 
 Hon. A. A. Dorion 
 Julius Scriver. 
 
 Post Office 
 Address. 
 
 Montreal. 
 
 St Rosalie. 
 
 St. George. 
 
 Beauharnois. 
 
 Quebec. 
 
 St. Cuthbert. 
 
 Now Carlisle. 
 
 Quebec. 
 
 St. Hubert. 
 
 Ste. Anne de la 
 
 Perade. 
 Mai bale. 
 Montreal. 
 
 Chicontimi. 
 
 Cookshire. 
 
 Quebec. 
 
 Pierreyille. 
 Gasp6. 
 Montreal. 
 Hemmingford. 
 
\ 
 
 HOUSB OF COMMONS. 
 
 176 
 
 Constituen- 
 oies. 
 
 Iberville 
 
 Jacquei Cartier 
 
 Joliette 
 
 KamoarMka . . 
 Laprarie 
 
 L'Assomption.. 
 Ijayal ....... 
 
 L^vff 
 
 L'lslet 
 
 Lotbinlere 
 
 Maskinonge . . . 
 
 Megantic 
 
 Missisquoi 
 
 Montcalm 
 
 Montroagny — 
 Montmorenoy. . 
 Montreal Otre ■ 
 
 '' Bast. . 
 
 " West. . 
 Napierville • . . ■ 
 
 Nicolet 
 
 Ottawa, Oo 
 
 Pontaao 
 
 PorUieuf 
 
 Quebee,Centre. 
 
 " East... 
 
 « West.. 
 
 ** County 
 Richmond and 
 
 Wolfe 
 
 Richelieu 
 
 Rimouski 
 
 Rouville 
 
 St Hyacinthe. . 
 St. Johns 
 
 St. Maurice.... 
 
 Shefford 
 
 Sherbrooke . . . • 
 
 Soulanges 
 
 Stanstead 
 
 Temiscouata. . . 
 Terrebonne .... 
 Three Rivers... 
 Two Mount's . . 
 
 Vaudreuil 
 
 Yerchdres 
 
 Yamaska 
 
 Mkmbkbs. 
 
 F. Beohard 
 
 G. G. Gaucher 
 
 F.B. Godin 
 
 C. A. P. Pelletier 
 
 A. Pinsonneault 
 
 Hon. L. Aroharabault 
 
 J. H. BoUcrose 
 
 Hon. J. G. Blanohet 
 
 B.Pouliot 
 
 H.G.Joly 
 
 G. Caron 
 
 Hon. George Irvine 
 
 B. Chamberiin 
 
 Joseph Duf resne 
 
 Hon. J. 0. Beaubien 
 
 Jean Lanalois 
 
 Thomas Workman 
 
 Hon. Sir G. £. Cartier, Bart. . . 
 
 M.P.Ryan 
 
 Sizte Coupal dit LaReine 
 
 Joseph Gaudet . . . . 
 
 A.Wright 
 
 Ed. Heath 
 
 J. D. Brosseau 
 
 G. H. Simard 
 
 P.G. Huot 
 
 Thomas McGreevy 
 
 Hon. p. J. 0. Chau veau 
 
 W. H.Webb 
 
 Thoma« McCarthy 
 
 Geo. Sylvain 
 
 G. Cheval 
 
 Hon. A. E. Kierzkowski 
 
 F. Bourassa 
 
 E. Larcerte 
 
 Hon. L. S. Huntington 
 
 Hon. Sir A. T. Gait K.C.M.G. 
 
 L. H. Masson 
 
 Charles C.Colby 
 
 Charles F. A. Bertrand 
 
 L.F.R. Masson 
 
 Wm.McDougali 
 
 J. B. Daoust 
 
 D. McMillan 
 
 F. Geofifrion 
 
 Moise Fortier 
 
 Post Office 
 Address. 
 
 MountJohnston 
 
 Ste. Genevieve. 
 
 Joliette. 
 
 Quebec. 
 
 St. Jacques le 
 
 Mineur. 
 L'Assomption. 
 StV.de Paul. 
 L6vi8. 
 L'lslet 
 Quebec. 
 St. Leon. 
 Quebec. 
 Dunham. 
 Ste. Julienne. 
 St Thomas. 
 Quebec. 
 Montreal. 
 Ottawa. 
 Montreal. 
 Napierville. 
 Gentilly. 
 Ironside, Hull. 
 ClarendonFront 
 Quebec. 
 
 »4 
 t* 
 
 i( 
 <i 
 
 Melbourne E.T. 
 Sorel. 
 Bic. 
 
 St. Hilaire. 
 St Charles. 
 St Jean (Distr. 
 of Montreal.) 
 Yamachiche. 
 Waterloo. 
 Sherbrooke. 
 Coteau Landing 
 Stanstead. 
 Isle Verte. 
 Terrebonne. 
 Three Rivera. 
 St Eustache. 
 Rigaud. 
 Verchdres. 
 St. David. 
 
 
 
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 I 
 
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 176 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 PROVINCE OP NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Constituen- 
 cies. 
 
 Annapolis 
 
 Antigonish 
 
 Cape Breton-.. 
 
 Culohester 
 
 Cumberland . . • 
 
 Digby 
 
 Quysboro' 
 
 Halifax 
 
 Hants 
 
 Inverness 
 
 Kings 
 
 Lunenburg 
 
 Pictou 
 
 Queens 
 
 Kichmond 
 
 Sholburne 
 
 Victoria 
 
 Yarraoutb 
 
 Mrubrrs. 
 
 W.H. Ray 
 
 Hugh MoDonald 
 
 Hon. James MoKeagney 
 
 A. G. Archibald, 
 
 Hon. C. Tupper, C.B. 
 
 A. W. Savary. 
 
 Hon. Stewart Campbell 
 
 A.Jones. 
 
 P. Power 
 
 Hon. Joseph Howe 
 
 H. Cameron 
 
 W. H. Chipman 
 
 E. M. MoDonald 
 
 J. W. Carmiohael 
 
 James F. Forbes 
 
 Hon. J. LeVisconte 
 
 Thomas Coffin 
 
 Wm. Koss St. Ann's 
 
 Frank KilUm 
 
 Post Office 
 Address. 
 
 Annapolis. 
 Antigonish. 
 Sydney, C.B. 
 Halifax. 
 
 .« 
 
 Digby. 
 Halifax. 
 
 Gu 
 
 ;by. 
 rsDi 
 
 oro\ 
 
 Ottawa. 
 
 Mabou. 
 
 ICornwallis. 
 
 IHalifax. 
 
 I Pictou. 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 'Ariohat. 
 
 jBnrrington. 
 
 jEnglishtown. 
 
 {Yarmouth. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Constituen- 
 cies. 
 
 Albert 
 
 Carleton 
 
 Charlotte 
 
 Gloucester 
 
 Kent 
 
 Kings 
 
 Northumberl'd. 
 
 Queens 
 
 Kestigouohe.... 
 
 St. John, Co.... 
 
 City.. 
 
 Sunbury 
 
 Victoria 
 
 Westmoreland. 
 York 
 
 Membebs. 
 
 John Wallace 
 
 Hon. C. Connell 
 
 John Bolton 
 
 Hon.T. W. Anglin.... 
 
 A. Renaud 
 
 George Ryan 
 
 Hon.K Hutchison — 
 
 J. Ferris 
 
 Wm.D.CaldweU 
 
 Hon. J. H. Gray 
 
 Hon.S. L. Tilley, C.B. 
 
 Charles Burpee 
 
 JohnCostigan 
 
 Hon. A. J. Smith. 
 John Pickard — 
 
 Post Office 
 Address. 
 
 Hillsboro*. 
 
 Woodstock. 
 
 St. Stephen. 
 
 St. John. 
 
 Buctouche. 
 
 Steedholm. 
 
 Miramichi. 
 
 Cambridge. 
 
 Dalhousie. 
 
 Ottawa. 
 
 It 
 
 Sheffield. 
 Grand Falls« via 
 Riviere du Loup 
 Dorchester. 
 Fredericton. 
 
HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
 
 177 
 
 OrPIORRS OP THR IIOUSR OP CollMOKS. 
 
 W. B. Lindsay, Clerk of the ITouse ; Alfred Patrick, clerk 
 asRistant and deputy clerk; D. W. Macdonnell, sergeant-at- 
 arins. 
 
 Lme Department.—G. W. Wiokstead, 0.0., law clerk ; F. 
 Bndgley, B.C.Lm iMBiitant do., and chief Bnglish translator; 
 E. P. Dorion, assistant do., and chief French translator. 
 
 Aecnuntant*a Department. ^Thon. Vauxi ooco^mtant; Joshua 
 Stansfeld, Msistam do. And book-keeper. ■:, ' 
 
 DepartmBiU of Routine and Mecordt.—t^ MacQUlivray, clerk 
 of routine and records. 
 
 General Department.— M. Hartne^, chief office clerk, and 
 clerk of the joint committee on pHntmg ; H. B. Stuart, English 
 writing clerk ; Ed. D^n^obaud, French do. ; T. H. J. iHais, 
 
 g. K. Smith. Henry X^indsny, J. S. Sloane, C. Panet, Wm. 
 , BowToB, J. E. B. MoCreody and W. R. Stow« Wainwright, 
 junior derkf. 
 
 ControMotied El€etiont,—J» P.Lcprohon^olerkofoontroTertod 
 elections* .'luu^ .1. . . J, i>, 
 
 Committee Denartm^nt.— Alfred Todd, chief olerk of Commit- 
 tees and clerk or private bills ; T. Patrick, second do. and clerk 
 of Railway Committees ; F. X Blanchot, third do. do. 
 
 Votee and Procwrfirtjt.— H. Poetter, olerk of votes and pro- 
 ceedings. 
 
 French Trdndatora* Department,— Yf * Fanning, translator of 
 votes and proceedings : T. G. OounoUes, J. F. Gitigras, E. Blain, 
 H. A. McCoy, assistant do.' 
 
 English Tramlatora* Department^-^Y^m. Wilson, F; Hayes, 
 Wm. Wilson^ junior, assistant English translators ; G. II. 
 Mocaulay, assistant English translator and Speaker's secretary. 
 
 Journal Department.— W, B. Ross, English Journal olerk ; 
 P. Rivet, French do. ; A. G. D. Taylor, clerk of petitions. 
 
 Library Department,— j^lphwB Todd, librarian ; A. G. Lajoie, 
 assistant do; ; A. liapierni^re, library clerk. 
 
 Poet OM^i Department,— "E, N. Belcourt, postmaster; Edouard 
 Pelletier, messenger. 
 
 Department 0/ Sergeant-^ai-Arme.'^A, L. Cardinal, chief mes- 
 senger and Hou8e.»keeper ; M. MoOarthy. assistant chief mes- 
 senger : Johpi O'Connor, door-keeper ; Ed. Ston) assistant do. ; 
 Oliver viiieebt aino Jkmes Hoy, oiessengeni of library; Joseph 
 Lemonde. Wm* Graham, Ed. Steacey, Joseph Assdiin, J. Brown, 
 Etienne Roy, 0. Roberge, M. Laflamme, Josepli Nadean, Ed.' 
 Botterell, Joseph Turgeon, A. Elliott and Emilo Asselin, mes- 
 sengersw 
 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA^ 
 
 -n- 
 
 CANADA 
 GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. 
 
 Scat of Goybrkiukt, Ottawa. 
 
 GoTKBNO&'s Sboretabt'b OFnOKf~|*ranoif Tiunrille, Gov- 
 ernor's Secretary: Henry Cotton, chief clerk f.JonnKidd and F. 
 D. Barrowes, eierln ; Philip St fiiH, offioe^keeper ; George Smi&, 
 messenger. 
 
 Thk Dbpabthekt 6f JirsTiOK.— Hon. Sir John i^tex. Mao- 
 
 Drinkwater aibd Frederick White, stenographexft and clerks ; 
 A. Ateheson and J. A. Maodonell, clerics ; P. Lynch and F. 
 Giirrani messengers. 
 
 Dkpahtmekt OF Militia AND Defence. 
 Miniater of MilUia and De/ence.—Uojk. Sir G. E. Gartier, Bart* 
 Jfevvtuof. ,«.... ^ .MaJOT G^rge Futvoye. 
 
 Aajutant General of Mtlttta.—Coh P. Robeilson Boss.^ 
 Deputy *• Lt-Col. Walker Poweliw 
 
 (Eastern Bloek.) 
 
 Ovnoi OF MimBTUK of Militea and Defenoe. 
 
 Clerk9,-^P. Chaplean and Henry D. J. Lane. Mueenger." 
 Jfohn W. iGkrir. 
 
 AdoocNT BsANi;^. 
 
 CKi^ Clerk and AccomUant-^lLoh^ti Berry. Clerks.— C* H. 
 O'Meara, E. QelinaSf W. H. Aumond. JfoMeiiaer.—Napoleon 
 CasauK. 
 
 (Western Block.) 
 
 Adjutant General's Offiobi 
 
 Secretarii,-ri 
 Seymour, 
 LaroteL 
 
 SfOBI BlANOH. 
 
 Superintendent of iS^oret.—Lieut.-Col. Thoi. Wily. Gierke.^ 
 G. Grant, W. M. Steers, Jos. Yeomans. 
 
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. 
 
 179 
 
 Drpabtiiekt of Customs. 
 
 Hon. Safnnel L. Tilley, O.B., mimster of oii8toiii6 ; R. S. M. 
 Bouohette, commiasioner of oufltoms ; James Johnsokit assistant 
 commissioner of customs ; J. W. Peachy, diief andooitespond- 
 ing clerk ; J. R. Andy, clerk of seizures ana forms :H. H. Duffill. 
 canal clerk ; W. A. Bell, statistical clerk: J. F. Wolff and 0. F 
 Stevens, assistant do. ; G. A. Mailleue. P. B* Bhephard, flenty 
 C. Hay, and R. H. Mackay, check clerks; Charles P. Bliss, 
 private secretary to minister of customs; Gbo. W. Grant, clerk 
 corresponding branch ; William Howe, B. H. T^akles and John 
 Waters, junior clerks; R. Bell, inspector (^canals; H. Kay- 
 anagh, inspector of ports; John Walls and Peter Connolly , 
 messengers. 
 
 COLLKCTOBS OF CUSTOMS ^IfHB'bdMkibk 
 
 Port* fmd CoUeeton in the Provinee of Ontario, 
 Those marked thns (*) are Warehonsing Ports. 
 
 *Atnhert8burg, E. Anderson. 
 *i?^2^»^^, W. F. Meadell. 
 ^Brahtford,!}, Curtis, jun. 
 
 Brightrm, D. T. Leslie. 
 *Broekville^ Georoe Easton. 
 
 BurweUi E. Dunham. 
 
 * Chatham, J. G. Pennefather. 
 
 * Chippewoj C. St G.Yarwood. 
 Clifton, W. Leggett. 
 
 *Cooowo, H, Easton. 
 *Colhom93 W. A. Booth. 
 *CdmwaU, R. K. Bullock, 
 *Cramahe, J. M. Merrimah. 
 *Ihlhou»ie, James Lamb. 
 
 ^awlifHfton* A. Dixon. 
 Wover,F. B. Barrett 
 *J[>ttncfa«,W. B. Guyn. 
 
 Dunville, W. A. McCrae. 
 
 Elgin^ P. McMillan. 
 *Fort Erie^ R. Graham. 
 
 (?anano<nt«. J. Ormiston. 
 «go<i«rioA,I>.Doty. 
 *0%idpk, B. Carthew; 
 *Banmon, W. H. Kittson. 
 *Hop9, M. F. Whitehead. 
 *KimoHonj W. B. Simpson. 
 
 KingtviUe, J. Kingk 
 
 *Lohd^n, J. B. Strathy. 
 
 Mprridjbura, H. Carmen. 
 
 Jyapanee, J. Benson. 
 
 Newccuile, F. Farncomb. 
 *Ningara, J. W. Taylor. 
 *OdktiU€, R. K. Ohisholm. 
 ^Oshawa, C. Walsh; 
 *Otta'wa, p. Qrinam, 
 
 OwenSoimdtW, A. Stephens.. 
 *Pari9^ F. H. Haycock. 
 
 PenetantmeiheM^ Ed. Jeffimy. 
 
 Pictdn, J. P.Bioblin. 
 *Pre9eoU, H. P. Jessup. 
 
 * QueemiowvU P. B. Clement 
 Rowevk, ^. Benjiett. 
 
 *<Sfeirn»a, .i *S6uMyi. 
 
 Satt^cen, W. Keith. 
 *Sautt ^JiurU, J. Wilson. 
 *Sianley, Win. Hemphill. 
 
 Stratford^ J. Hamilton. 
 
 * Toronto, James E. Smith. 
 *Trenton, A. MeCftttliy. 
 
 Wcilfae0&iir04lO# Fraser. 
 *Whitby, W.wwenn. 
 *Wind9&r, Wm. Benson. 
 
 Wb«d«tocA,W«rHi V*n Intfon. 
 
 4r 
 
 .,i,rtl' 
 
 ,l«3,irf-?:«. 
 
 
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 180 
 
 '■'i 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Porta and Collectors of Cuatoma in the Province of Quebec, 
 
 *Amh€r8t, J. J. Foa.'''^a il« 
 
 Clarenoeville^ Ghas. Stewart. . 
 * Ooatieookj S. Thompson. 
 •i>wnrfec, E. D, PhiliiM. 
 
 Frelighahwp^.J, Puifket,, 
 *Oaapi% J. C. 3eUeau. 
 
 Hemmvngfordt Mo^es Street. 
 
 Lacoll^ A. Bglwni : 
 ♦Afontrccti. A- M. D^Wsle. ; 
 *ivcip tTctrliaUi Johnl^t9;^et» 
 
 PhilipahUrg^ J. Henderson. 
 
 Pottont Oeo. Gunn. 
 *Qu€beCf J. W. Dunscomb. 
 ^MimoMkit P. L. Gauvreau. 
 \Bu«9^ltown, U. RHeriLf ,. , 
 
 Rtmstead, C. BUllptok; ^; ' ^ 
 .•^, Jb*»iV,Win. McCrae. 
 
 /^uMon, B. Beaton. 
 
 T!hree Jtiversy C. H. Godby. 
 
 Porta and CoUectort of Cv»tom%^ Province of Nova Seotia, 
 
 •Animtxdiai T. C. Tobiafi. 
 *Amherat^ J. J. Kerr. 
 *Antigont8he, Hugh McPhie. 
 *Arichat, Simon Donoran. 
 *Baddecky William Kidston. 
 
 Bridgetoicn^ 8. S. Thome. 
 
 JBarrington. Paaaage* 
 
 Daniel Sargent 
 
 Cornwalliat Ebeneeer Rand. 
 *Diqby, Bot8#orth Viets.. 
 *Hali/axy Edward Binney. 
 
 Magged lalanda, Geo. Stalker. 
 *Shelburn6t James Mui)f . 
 *Sydnej/i C.5., O. B. Leonardjr. 
 *Londtmdehryj'p,A, Payidgon. 
 * Liver pool^J, H. Freemail. 
 
 *LunenhtLrg^ H. M. Bfbyle. 
 Margaretaville, D. W. 
 
 Landers. 
 *North Sydney, C.B., T. M. 
 
 Brown. 
 *Parraborough, J. Rathford. 
 *Pictou» David McCuUoch. 
 *Port Jaatokeaburpf M. 
 
 McDonald. 
 Port Hood, E. D. Tremaine. 
 -.Port Medioay, Jos. J. Letson. 
 Port Midgrave.Y. J.Wallace.^ 
 
 *»fttie?«)r,Bdwaifd O'Brien, 
 Weymouth f Sterns Jones. 
 ♦ Yixrmovth, T. B. Moberly. 
 
 Porta and Odlleetora of Ctutoma, Province of Neto Brunatoick, 
 
 SatkvillerJAmeA Dixon. 
 ]8hediac, £t.-Hanningtoib. 
 
 Shippegan, P.J.N JDumaresq. 
 
 * idretca, J. H. Whitlpck. 
 
 *V«. Georffe,A» J. Witmore. 
 
 St, Andretea, 
 
 BathuratjV, Menkau, 
 
 Bay Verte, f!: Waod. 
 
 Cardguett J: G., C^Blackall. 
 
 Chatfapij, DaiiiM^FtergugOn: 
 
 jy<MouatetX>viniX±6l^yr9;^t, 
 
 i>orcAe«ler, Jbnir Hickman. . 
 
 Frederieipn, T.Jl^'Kobertson. 
 
 BiMorouah, Wng. ITflTlacep 
 
 Moncton, Janti^ woUfrtson. 
 
 Neiocaatte, Wm.| Paa%er. 
 
 Bichibucto'i H^ry Xii^fjlfiton. 
 
 BichmotidStatibnfJ^T,A\Xt^. . ,, 
 
 DKPARTMtiNl'Oi' FtKANOR-Hon. Sir Franoi8Hiik6K«} E.O.M.G., 
 minister of Qmnqe ; W. Dickinson, deputy iospedbgr general; 
 Norris Godaard»<'ehi«f clerk Md bookrJieei>cr f Jomi Drysdale, 
 book-keeper ; iMoon Alex. Biggins, wftrrant eleik : Arohibald 
 GiM^ Itopk^kfiiDMr rF. G. Seotti C. J. AnderMOi J/A. Torrancei 
 K. W. Baxter, P. Ryaa» W. A. Blaokmore,B^. A» Jonesy Geo. 
 
 St, John, B, Robinson. 
 St, StepneiU/ii.Gt'ninmer, 
 Welehpooit Wavfipa BeltOf) 
 
 /Jphn Farmer. 
 Weat lalea, JalQes B. Dixon. 
 WoodatocfctU, B^ Dibblee; 
 
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. 
 
 181 
 
 Aumond, and Robt. L. Eillaly, clerks; David Ryap, office- 
 keeper ; P. Peoden messenger. 
 
 Audit OjHce.-^John Langton, M. A., auditor of public ac- 
 counts ; John Simpson, assistant auditor of public accounts ; 
 Thomas Ross, accountant of contingencies, and clerk of sta- 
 tionery; Thomas Cruse, book-keeper: T. D. Tims, inspector; 
 Arthur Harvey, F« S. S., statistical clerk; Edward C. Barlwr, 
 James Patterson, G. Murray JarVis, Senior Clerks; W. R. 
 Arm8tr6ng« assistant book-keeper ; J. R. Hall, W. H. Cotton 
 and J. B. Simpson, junior clerks ; John Pender, messenger. 
 
 Treasury BoARD.~Hon. Sir Francis Hincks, E.C.M.G., 
 Chairmnn ; Hon. S. L. Tilley, Hon. Edward Kenney, Hon. Alex- 
 ander Campbell; John Langton, secretary; J. M. Courtney, 
 \ accountant 
 
 DRPARTUftNT OF PUBLIO WORKS.— 
 
 minister of 
 
 public works ; T. Trudeau, deputy of the minister of public 
 works ; F. Braun, secretary. 
 Engineerinq Branch.— J, Fa^d chief engineer ; F. P. Rubidge, 
 ssistaht engineer : G. F. BaiUarge. C. McCarthy* J. Lo B. 
 \oE9i Thos Munro, J. H. Rowan, E. H.- Parent, 0. E. Michaud, 
 und Thos. Guerin. engineers and draughtsmen ; Wm. J. Tilley, 
 ecreteiy th minister of pablie works ; 6* McLaughlin, pho- 
 grapher; J. N. Desladriers. messenger. 
 Financial Bi*a'dch.-^3l, Baine, book-keeper and accountant ; 
 HameU' assistant book-keeper; J; W^ Harper, clerk and 
 ymoister. ' ■ .r-trsx. 
 
 Corretpondinff iJmncA.— H. A. Fissianlt^ law elerk : T. B 
 rench, corresponding clerk ; J. F. N. Bonneville, J. R. Ar- 
 >ldi, G. Verret. 0. Dionne. and F. H. Ennis, clerks; Martin 
 a,ttle, supt. of fuel and qollector of hydraulic rents ; P. Ownes, 
 ief messenger : M. Walsh and H. Petvin. messengers. 
 ^oard nf iir6tlmfor«.— Hon. P. Vankoughnet James Cowan, 
 Adore Hurteau and William Compton, F. H. Ennis, secretary. 
 
 w> 
 
 iNTERCOJIlNIATi RAILWAY COMMlHSIONARa.-^Aquila Walsh, 
 
 sq., M. PT Chairmnn; Hon. Edward @. Chandler, Charles 
 
 >bn Brydges* Esq.* 19on. Archibald W. Mcljelan. 
 
 (S'tojf.— Charles S. Ross, secretary ; Thomas C. Duplessis, 
 
 ssistant Secretary ; William Wallace, accountant ; Wm. 
 
 arran, messenger. 
 
 Engineer O.ffice, (?«otca.— Sandford Fleming, chief engineer ; 
 
 ^ T. Forest, aissistant do. ; Robert Davis, and E. R. Burpe, 
 
 .erks.' ■■. . •■■■•'■ •.'■:'•. 
 
 Depabtmrkt 6p Inland Rrvrnur. 
 
 ', minister of 
 
 iland revenue; Thomas Wortbingtoni commissioner ; Alfred 
 Brunei, assis'tc&mmissioner and inspector ; Dr. Lucius O'Brien, 
 
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 182 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 1st class olerk : James F. Brown, statistical clerk ; Alexander 
 Ben, clerk of official Forms, Stationery and Bill 6tam(>8; 
 Fredrick Afeasam, Richard Nettle. Richardson Borradaile* 
 clerks in the check Room: Alfred Whee1er» corresponding 
 clerk ; William Himsworth, clerk ; John Fowler, messenger. 
 
 District Inspkotobb of Inland Rkyknue.— Henry Gk)dson, 
 of Toronto. Toronto District; A. N. Striker, of Prescott, 
 Kinsston District ; C. E. Romain» of Guelph, London District ; 
 R. Bellemare, of Montreal* Montreal District ; J. M. Lemoine, 
 of Quebec, Quebec District ; Thos. Harford, of St. Johns for 
 New Brunswick ; Arch. Patterson, of Halifax for Nova Scotia ; 
 John Daris, of Toronto* assistant Inspector of Distilleries. 
 
 Dbpartiibnt op Srorktary op State por thk Provinobs.— 
 
 , Secretary of State for the Provinces ; E. A. Meredith, 
 
 LL.D., Under Secretary of State for the Provinces ; Grant Pow- 
 ell, Henry E. Steele, Chas. John Birch, and Nasaire Tetu, clerks ; 
 Christopher Owne, messenger. 
 
 Drpartmrnt of Marine and Fisherirb.— Hon. Peter Mitohell, 
 Minister of Marine and Fisheries ; William Smith, deputy of 
 the minister of marine and fisheries : W. F. Whitoher, chief 
 clerk of fisheries branch ; John Hardie, chief clerk of marine 
 branch ; John Tilton. accountant : S. P. Bauset, clerk of fisher-f 
 ies branch \ J. S. Thompson, clerk ; W. H. Venning, inspector 
 of fisheries m the Provinces of Nova Scotia and New Briurawick 
 William H. Alexander, James Daly, John Randolpb^uckei 
 clerks ; H. B. Small, extra clerk ; Geo. Fisher and Thos. Wheelei 
 messengers ; Mrs. Jesiop, housekeeper. 
 
 Genibral Post Ofhoe Departurnt, Ottawa, Ont. 
 
 Postmaster-General Hon. Alexander Campbel 
 
 Deputy do. do Wm. Henry Griffin. 
 
 Accountant H. A. Wicksteed. 
 
 Secretary y William White. 
 
 Superintendent Money Orders Peter Lesneuiip 
 
 Savings Bank Branch J. C. Stewart. 
 
 Cashier John Ashworth. 
 
 Firtit Claea Cierks.-E. C. Hayden. R. Oliver, H. S. Weather 
 ley, J. C. Stewart, J. T. McGuaig, J. Audette, 0. W.Jenkins 
 W.H.Smithson. 
 
 Second Cla*9 ClerkB.—J. Brophy, J. Boyd, K. H. Benjamin 
 W. D. Lesuenr, B. King. G. H. Hargrave, H. J. Garrett, W. S 
 Thomas, D. Matheson, R. Sinclair. 
 
 Third Cfatt Qlerka.—E, W. Griffin, Jas. Plunkett, P. E. 
 Bucke, W. Berry, 0. Frechette, J. McNab, J. C. Patterson, C. 
 Rogers, E. G. Bennett, D. Spry. 
 
■ .■■^^^>.. — . ., 
 
 «MMa^b*«J 
 
 tt-mi -c~:~i'(" '•'^. 
 
 GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. 
 
 183 
 
 
 Fourth Clan Clerkt.—J, iJoDouf all, G. O'Donohue, R. J. 
 Shaw, A. Lindsay. G. J. Higgina, G. M. Patrioky L. Blancbet, 
 J. Walsh, 8. Barnham, E. Clark, C. Sangster, A. J. Boflwell, 
 M. K. Dunlevl, R. J. Oliver, W. A. Maingy, D. MoOarihy, E. H. 
 Ftotcfatr, H. G. Hopkirk, R. Maedonald, A. W. Throai)^ 
 
 G. Ranoe, Office-keeper ; J. Yoriok, W. O'Brien, M. Beimett, 
 Messengers. 
 
 Ikspeotobs ov Post Ovficis : 
 
 Arthur Woodgate Halifax, N. S. 
 
 John McMillan Fredericton, N. B. 
 
 Wm. G. Sheppard Quebec, Que. 
 
 £. F. King Montreal, Que. 
 
 M. Sweetnam Kingston, Ont 
 
 JohnDew^ Toronto,Ont. 
 
 G. E. Griffin London, Ont. 
 
 Drpartmbnt of Agbioultubr.— Hon. J. C. Chapais. minister 
 of agriculture ; J. G. Tach^, deputy of tiie minister of agricul- 
 ture ; A. J. Gamble, cashier and patent clerk ; H. Gasgrain, assis- 
 tant patent clerk ; J. W. O'Brien, blue book clerk ; S. Drapeau 
 and W. H. Johnson* statistical clerks ; S. 8. Finden, clerk of 
 
 Kneral correspondence; 0. 0. NcTillft 8. Ferland, B. Tetu, D. 
 mtier, D. Lanigan, m. d'Auteuil, W. J. Lynch, J. B. Jack- 
 son, J. F. Dionne, clerks ; N. F. Boissonnaul^ keeper of models 
 of inventions ; A. Frechette, nuxlel repairer ; J. E. Lemieuz, 
 office-keeper; J. Boily, B. Moreau and J. B. Laorolx, messen- 
 gers. 
 
 Emig RATION DiPiRTMRNT.— Quebec— Lu Stafford, Emiaration 
 Agent Montreal— J. J. Daly, Agent, 903 Gommissioners Street. 
 Ottawa— W. J. Wills, Agent. Toronto— J. A. Donaldson, Agent. 
 Hamilton— R. H. Rees, Agent Kingston— James McPherson, 
 Agent St John N. B.— Robert Shives,, Agent Halifax, N. 8. 
 —Hon. G. H. Prisco ; assistant emigrant agent at Halifax, N. S. 
 J. Outram. 
 
 Registration and Statistical Office, Halifax, N, <S.— J. Gostley, 
 secretary. 
 
 Inepeetino Phyieiane for Port of Qnehec-^t, L. J. Roy, in- 
 spectinir physician : Dr. A. Rowand assistant do. 
 
 For Port (^Halifax N, 6'.— Dr. G. J. Gossip, inspecting phy- 
 sician. 
 
 For PoH of St, John, JV. J9.— Dr. G. J. Harding, inspecting 
 physician ; Dr. W. J. Harding, assistant dOr 
 
 Drpartmknt of Srorrtart of State fob Ganada.— Hon. 
 Hector L. Langevin, G.B., Secretary of State for Ganada ; 
 Etienne Parent Under Secretaiy of State. 
 
 Corrtsnonding Branch.-^Vf, H. Jones, first class clerk ; I. M. 
 Tetu, ana M. L. Amouroux, clerks. 
 
 i '* ' 
 
Ji i 
 
 184 
 
 -^ ^ DOiiimtV OP CANADA. 
 
 RegUtrv Branch,'— lEi. J, XangeTin, Clerk ai tb,6 Crown in 
 Chanel and (ihief olerk. 
 
 Indian Affair* Brmeh.'—yi\\\\tlim SpraggOt depnbr snperin- 
 tendeht; Cnas. T. WaIpot> accountant; L. vfBnkougfanett J. P. 
 M. I«oopart» clerlcsv 
 
 VUiiing Superintendents for the Pravince of Ontario.— W. R. 
 Bc^rtlett, Toronto; J, T.^Gilkip^on, Brantford; William Plum- 
 mer, Manitoulin Island; R. Mackenzie, Bardiar. 
 
 Indian Commiteianer for the Province of Quebec— "E. N. 
 De Loranier, CimghnaWaKa ; Joseph Plamaudon, Indian agenti 
 St. Francois, Yfunaska. 
 
 Indian Agani, St.Begis.—S. Colquhoun, Corowfill, Ontario. 
 
 Indian Cotnmieeioner for the. Province of JVbvd JSeotia.—S' 
 P.Fairbanks. 
 
 Indian Commissioner for the Province of New Brunswick.— 
 Moses M. Sargent i'* iv. 
 
 Ordnance Lands BrancK—W. F. Coffin. oMef oteilc ; F. P. 
 Aastin, olerk; -W. MillSr book-keeper > J. JFors^th, land bailiff; 
 fl.Qoodwin,oare-tAker,. Toronto. '*u .Vt* .i 
 
 Copying and iSnprossina Qlerki.—J, A. Belanger, L. A. 
 Catejietj B. Brousa^anV Hettr^J. Morgan; J: V. DeBoaohenrille, 
 W. M. Ooodeve, S. G. Murr^, and T. H. Hodgins ; John Gpw, 
 offiee-'keeper ; J. N. Fraidet, F. X. Yaliquetto, and Peter Logan, 
 mesaeifters* - 
 
 ■;';T. V-;-- 
 
 Drparthent of Rbobiter (jtRNRRAL.— Hon. Edwd. Kenny, 
 receiver-general ; Thos. D. Hanngton, depnty do. ; T. C. Bram- 
 leyj book-keeper ; J, F. Pellant, warrant clerk ; F. Lewis, bank 
 accoant clerk ; I. 6, Stanton, general clerk and olerk of corres- 
 pondence ; L. F. Dafr^norl^^inionstock^le^^ C. W. Sbfur, 
 feneral clerk ; F. Hunter, g^eral clerk and a^opntant; J. B. 
 [. Keeve, stamp act clerk; F. L. Casault, office-keeper; F. 
 McCaffrey, messenger. - 
 
 Geological Survey— (Office, Montreal).— Sir W. £. Logan, Kt. 
 director ; Alfred R. C« Selwyn, superintendent ; Dr. T. Sterry 
 Hunt, chemist, mineridogist and' mining inspector; B. Billings, 
 paledaMofist and curator; R. Barlow, topographical draughts- 
 man ; S. Barlow, assistant do. ; H. S. Smith, artist for objects d 
 natural history^; C. Weston, lapidary and librarian ; J. Richard- 
 son, Edward Hartley, R. Bell, H. G. Vennor, Waller MoOuiit, 
 C. Robb, Professor L. W. Bailey, J. H. Matthews, Professor H. 
 Hon^e, and D. Honeyman, field geologists ; Michael McFarren, 
 mesienger. 
 
 LlBBART Ol THB PUBLIO DBPAliTMENTS.—- J. 0. Cdt^, clork 
 
 Privy Council Office, librarian. 
 
 
i. 
 
 HOUSE OP ASSEMBLY-ONTARIO. 
 
 185 
 
 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. 
 
 ."'' Sedt of Government— ' Toronto . 
 
 Lieut.-(jfof>ernor,—'H.\B Honori Wm. Pearce Howland» C.B«, 
 Toronto. 
 Private Secretary and A.D.C.—Eja, Edwin G. Curtis. 
 
 ExKCUTivE CouNcn*. 
 
 Hon. John S. MaCdonald, Attorney-General. 
 
 Hon. Stephen Biichards, Commissioner of Crown Land«. 
 
 Hon. John Carting, Commissioner of Agriculture and Public 
 
 Works. 
 Hon. Matthew 0. Cameron, Secretary and Registrar. 
 Hon. Edmund B. Wood, Treasurer. 
 John R0881 Clerk of the Council* 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 ^1^J7 
 
 Hon. J, StcTensoh. ..'.',". ' Bipeaker. 
 
 Addington. . . .', .... . 
 Algoma ...•)., 44 ^'.. . 
 
 Bothwell 
 
 Brant, N.R 
 
 Brant, S.R.....*...> 
 Brockville **«<.<. ... 
 Bruce, N.R...... .. 
 
 Bruce, 8.R 
 
 Cardwell > 
 
 Carletoti ■ ■■ -. 
 
 ComwaU 
 
 Dundas ... 
 
 Durham, E.R 
 
 Durham,. W.R 
 
 Elgin, K.R.......^.. 
 
 Elgin, W.R.. 
 
 Essex .,,.,, ,,. 
 
 ProQtenao ,«.«&< ,i. >^ t . 
 Glengarry... ««..,, 
 Grenville, S<R .... 
 Grey, N.R... *.....• 
 Grey,S.R 
 
 E. J. Hooper 
 
 F. W. Cumberland. . . 
 
 A. McKellar « 
 
 H. Finlayson 
 
 Hon. E. B.Wood .. 
 W. Fitzsimmons. . . . . 
 
 D. Sinclair .^. 
 
 Edward Blake^...... 
 
 T.Swinarton...i>.i» .ii 
 
 R.Lyon ^..-.V... 
 
 Hon. J. S. Maodoniald 
 
 :Simon Cook x . . . 
 
 A.T.H.Wiliiam8.... 
 
 J. McLeod 
 
 D. Luton ...iJ t — i '• 
 
 Nicol McColl. . . « i . . ; . 
 
 S. Wigle 
 
 D. Calvin. • 4>»;4 »^... . 
 
 J.Craig,.....,.' 
 
 M.Clarke..... 
 
 T.Scott 
 
 A.W.Lauder. ....... 
 
 P. b. Addbess. 
 
 Napanee. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Chatham. 
 
 Paris. 
 
 Brantford. 
 
 Broekville. 
 
 Saugcon. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Coventry. 
 
 Ottawa. 
 
 Cornwall. 
 
 Morrisburgh. 
 
 Port Hope. 
 
 Bowmanville. 
 
 New Sarum. 
 
 lona. 
 
 Kingsville. 
 
 Kingston. 
 
 ComwaU. 
 
 Prescott 
 
 Owen Sound. 
 
 Toronto* 
 
 '■■I 
 
 V 
 
 %^ 
 
I 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 11 rm arr"^'-^-*-^"*'- •"""-•- --^■■■-— - "■ .^-y^t-. 
 
 186 
 
 DOBttNION OF CANADA. 
 
 GONSTITURMOIES. 
 
 Haldimand 
 
 Halton 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Hastings, W.R 
 
 Hastings, EiRk 
 
 Hastings, N.E 
 
 Huron, N.R. 
 
 Huron, S.R 
 
 Kent 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Liambton 
 
 Lanarkf N.R 
 
 Lanark, S.R 
 
 Leeds & Or., N.R... 
 
 Leeds, S.R. 
 
 Lennox 
 
 Lincoln 
 
 London 
 
 Middlesex, E.R 
 
 Middlesex, N.R. • . 
 Middlesex, W.R. > . • 
 
 Monk 
 
 Niagara 
 
 Northumberland, E. 
 Northumberland, W 
 
 Norfolk, S.R 
 
 Norfolk, N.R 
 
 Ontario, N.R 
 
 Ontario, S.R 
 
 Ottawa 
 
 Oxford, N.R 
 
 Oxford, S.R. 
 
 Peel 
 
 Perth, N.R 
 
 Perth. S.R 
 
 PeterboroN E.R 
 
 PeterboroVW.R. — 
 
 Prescott 
 
 Prince Edward 
 
 Renfrew, S.R 
 
 Renfrew, N.R. 
 
 Rnssell 
 
 Simcoe, N.R > • . 
 
 Siracoe, S.R 
 
 Stormont 
 
 Toronto, East 
 
 Toronto, West 
 
 Victoria, N.R....... 
 
 Victoria, S.R 
 
 Namb» 
 
 Dr. J. Baxter 
 
 W.Barber 
 
 J. M. Willianis 
 
 §. Qraham 
 .Corby 
 
 G.H. Bonlter 
 
 W.T.Hays ... 
 
 Isaac Caning.^ 
 
 J. Smith 
 
 M.W. Strange 
 
 T.B.Pardee 
 
 D.:Galbraith 
 
 Abraham Code 
 
 H.D.Smith 
 
 B.Tett 
 
 Hon. J. Stevenson. . . . 
 
 J. C. Rykert 
 
 Hon. J. Carling 
 
 J. Evans 
 
 J. S. Smith 
 
 N. Currie 
 
 G. Seeord 
 
 Hon. S. Richards . . . . 
 
 J. Eyre.... 
 
 A. Fraser 
 
 S.McCall 
 
 J. Wilson 
 
 Thomas Paxton 
 
 Dr.MoaUl 
 
 R. W.Scott 
 
 a. Perry 
 
 A.Oliver 
 
 J. Ccqme 
 
 A. Monteith 
 
 J. Trow 
 
 G.Read 
 
 J. CMmegie..... 
 
 J.Boyd 
 
 A. Greely 
 
 J. L. MeDougall 
 
 J. Supple 
 
 W.Craig 
 
 W. Lount 
 
 T. R. Fergnson 
 
 W. Colquhoon 
 
 Hon. M. C. Cameron 
 
 J. Wallis 
 
 A. P. Cockbum 
 
 T.Matchett 
 
 P. 0. Address. 
 
 Cayuga. 
 Streetsville. 
 
 amiltqn. 
 ileVille* 
 elleville. 
 Stirling. 
 Goderioh. 
 Exeter. 
 Chatham* 
 Kingston. 
 Samia. 
 Almonte. 
 Innisville. 
 Merrickviile. 
 Newboro*. 
 Napanee. 
 St Catherines. 
 London. 
 Evelyn. 
 Ailsa Craig. 
 Glenooe. 
 St. Anns. 
 Toronto. 
 Brighton. 
 Cobourg. 
 Vittoria. 
 Oakland. 
 Port Perry. 
 Oshawa. 
 Ottawa. 
 Washington. 
 Ingersoll. 
 Brampton. 
 Stratford. 
 Shakspeare. 
 Keene. 
 
 Peterborough. 
 Vankleek Hill. 
 Picton. 
 Renfrew. 
 Pembroke. 
 Russell. 
 Barrie. 
 Oookstown. 
 Dickinson's Landing 
 Toronto. 
 Toronto. 
 Toronto. 
 Omemee. 
 
PUBLIC BBPARTMENTS-ONTARtO. 
 
 187 
 
 C0K8TITUKKOIE8. 
 
 Waterloo, N.R 
 
 Waterloo, S.R 
 
 Welland 
 
 Wellington, N.R. . . . 
 Wellington, O.R. • • . 
 Wellington, S.R. . . . 
 Wentworth, N.R.. . . 
 Wentworth, S.R. ... 
 
 York, jS.K. 
 
 York,W.R 
 
 York. N.R ... 
 
 M. Springer. .\ 
 I. Clemens.... 
 W. Beatty.... 
 R. McKim.... 
 A. D. Ferrfer • 
 
 P.Gow 
 
 R.Christie.... 
 W. Sextou.... 
 H. P. Crosby. . 
 T. Grahame . . 
 J. McMnrrich. 
 
 P. 0. ADDBK88. 
 
 Waterloo. 
 
 Preston. 
 
 Thorold. 
 
 Parker. ' 
 
 FergDB. 
 
 Ouelph. 
 
 Flamboro' West 
 
 .Terseyrille. 
 
 Unionyille. 
 
 Woodbridge. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 OrnoRBB OF THR Lrqislatiyr A88E1IBLT.— Charles T. Gillmor 
 clerk of the House ; John Notmao, assistant elerk ; James J. 
 Vancot clerk of committees ; By. J. Hartney, clerk of stationery 
 and pnnting oommitteigs ; Arthur H. Sydere, routine and record 
 clerk ; Angus G. Homson, junior clerk ; Alexander Leith, law 
 clerk ; Alexander Gordon, librarian ; S. J. Vankougfanet, clerk 
 of Crown in Chancery : F. J. Gtaokmeyer, sergeant-at-arms ; 
 Thos. Phillips, house-keeper and chief messenger : T. Byrnes 
 and William Johnson, messengers ; C. Mftcdonaid, mreman ; J. 
 Bowman, watchman. 
 
 PuBuo Dkpabtxbmts, Omtabio. 
 
 Provincial Secretarjf'a Q^ee.— Hon. M. C. Cameron pro- 
 vincial secretary and registrar ; Thomas C. Patteson, asststant 
 secretary and deputy provincial registrar : J. Robert Eckart, 
 chief clerk ; Hugh S. Crewe, J. F. C. Ussher, Henry Allen, John 
 A. W. Innes, clerks ; Arthur BurtchaJU messenger. 
 
 Department of Agriculture and Public Worie«.— Hon. John 
 Carling, commissioner of agriculture and public works ; George 
 Buckland, secretary of ai^cultnre ; K. TuUy, consulting en- 
 gineer ; W. Edwards, book-keeper and librarian ; J. P. Edwards, 
 clerk; T. Blackwell, messenger; A. McDonell, caretaker; J. 
 Silmser, fireman. 
 
 Treaeurj/ Department,— V.on. Edmund Burke Wood, provincial 
 treasurer ; Hon. W. H. Cayley, auditor ; T. Harris, accountant ; 
 Geo. Mathews, chief clerk \ James Kerr, corresponding clerk ; C. 
 H. Sproule, clerk ; John Little|messenger. 
 
 Attorney QeneraVe Q^ce.-rHon. JohnSandfield Macdonald 
 Q.C, attorney general ; J. Shuter Smith, 1st clerk ; Henry 
 Kinlock, 2nd do.; A. McDonell, messenger; M.Smith, house- 
 keeper. 
 
 Departwtent of Crown Zande /—Hon. Stephen Richards, Q.C. 
 commissioner of orown lands ; T. H. Johnson, assistant com- 
 missioner; William Ford, accountant and cashier; Thomas 
 Devine, F.RG.S., surveyor-in-chief; J. W. Bridc^and, Edward 
 
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188 
 
 DOMINION OF OANADi^. 
 
 Fox, and G. B. Kirkpatriok» surveyors and draughtsmen ; A . L. 
 Russell, draughtsman; Thomas Hector, Henry J. Jones, J. G. 
 Tarbutt John Morphy» John Tolmie, A. Kirkwood, A. J. Tay- 
 lor, G. W. Oowpert J. M. Cnrriet and J. 0. MiUer, first-class 
 clerks; J. M. Grant, John Innos, seoond-olass clerks ; D, G B. 
 Ross, Bobt. Hy* Browne, Robin H. Temple, third-class clerks; 
 
 E. Kirhy,- A. Laofljois, and W. H. Cotirper, foufth-olass clerks ; 
 John Bradshawy office-keeper ; A. McDonald, messenger. 
 
 Departmeiu of Public Instruction Ontario, -''For the general 
 administration of the Grammar and Common School Laws. 
 Education OJSc«.— Rey. Egerton Ryerson, D. D^ LL.D*t chief 
 superintendent of education ; Jofcm George Hodgins, LL.B., 
 
 F. K-G.S., deputy su^rintendentof education and editor of ttie 
 " Journal of Education " for Ontario : Alex. Marling, LIi.B., 
 chief clerk and accountant, haying also charge of Grammar 
 School Meteorological Betums ; A. J. Williamson, clerk of cor- 
 respondence; F. J. Taylor, clerk of statistics ; J. T. B. Stinson. 
 assistant clerk of statistics ; W. H. Atkinson, assistant clerk of 
 correspondence ; offlo^ messenger, James MOore. Depontory 
 Brnnch^~-8, P. May, M.D., blerk of libraHes ; Edward B. Cope, 
 assistant clerk of libraries t Henry Wilkihson, dercs!t«ry sales- 
 man ; G. Barber, depositary parekeir,and messenger. Offices in 
 the Victoria Sqiiare, Toronto. 
 
 Board for UxamiwUion of Provincial Land Survwort^ 
 Ontario,— Hon, the Commissioners of Crown Landis ex-offido ; 
 Andrew Russell, Joseph Bouchette, deputy surveyor general ; 
 Prof. Chapman (Toronto), J. Stoughton Dennis (Yorkville), 
 Thomas Devine, F.R.G.S^ surveyor-in-chief. Department of 
 Crown Lands (Toronto), F. F. Passmore (Toronto), T, F. Gibbs 
 (Adolphustown), Geo. B. Kirkpatriok, acting secretary. Depart- 
 ment of Crowi^Lands, Toronto. 
 
 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 ' Seat of Oopemment— Quebec, 
 
 ., -ir: 
 
 Lieutenant- Cht^mor. —Kon, Sir Naroisse P. Bell^au, Knt. 
 -t Private Secretary ; Arthur Taschereau, Major 
 
 17th Batt. T.M., Aide^de-dltm]^. 
 
 KXBOUnVB CrOtJNCIL. 
 
 Hon. P. J. 0. ChAnVttau^ Premier, Provincial Secretary and 
 
 R^^trar, and Minister of PubUd Instruction. 
 Hon. Ged^on Ouimet, Attorney General. 
 Hon. Joseph Gibb Robertson, Treasurer. 
 Hon. Joseph 0. Beanbien, Cbmmissidn^r of Crown Lands. 
 Hon. Louis Arehambe^ult, Cointnissioner of Publiq Works. 
 Hon. C. B. DeBoucbeinriue. Speaker Legislative Council. 
 Hon. Geo. Irvine, Solicitor General. 
 
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL-QUEBEC. 
 
 189 
 
 !a 
 
 Oficers.-V. Forti^r, Clerk of the Executive Council ; O. W. 
 Colter, first Clerk ; G. O. Grenier, second Clerk ; Oliver Volleo, 
 Messenger ; Alex. Dub^t Houses-keeper and Messenger. ; - .;- , 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 r 
 
 Hon. C* B. DeBouchervjllr, Speaker. 
 
 Division. 
 
 Bedford....... 
 
 De Lanaudiere. . . . 
 De la Duraotay . . : . 
 
 DelaValliere 
 
 De Lorimier. 
 
 DeSalaberry. 
 
 Grandville ......... 
 
 Gulf ;.,,.....:. 
 
 Inkermah...... 
 
 Kennebeo •.••>..... 
 La iSaile • . • • •;••*• •' > .. 
 LaurentideS' . • .'• . . . 
 Lauion ■.•••..«••«.. 
 Mille Isl^s 
 Montanri;ie:^j^^, 
 
 • • • t 
 
 Bepentigny vi'V* 
 
 Rigaud. . . . . . Vi*«'* ;• • . 
 
 Kougemont. • 
 
 Shawinigan • • 'i *. • • 
 Sore^ ■ 
 
 H' 
 
 ,*»,?.!■*• 
 
 Stadacona . 
 Victoria ... 
 Wellington 
 
 Name. 
 
 P. 0. Address. 
 
 J. L. Beaudry, Esq. . 
 Thomas Wood, " .. 
 P. E. Dostaler; ' " .. 
 J. 0. Beaubient "'.v 
 Hon. jr. 3. G. Prouli. 
 ChaiLlSe ^B^odier, Esq. 
 Henrjf fitames, ** 
 EllK^e Dion6e. ** 
 J. Lefioutillf^> «< 
 George Brysoti, " ' 
 Hon: X. Thibaudeau^ 
 
 " Lonii^ Panet . : . 
 
 ** J. E; Gingras • • 
 A. C. de Lery'} Esq. • . 
 F. H. LemairevEsq. . . 
 Hdn. G.B:d^Bouch* 
 
 erville ......'. 1 .... . 
 
 Louis Arcbambeault, 
 
 Esq. ............... 
 
 Hon. J. E. 
 
 homme ... 
 John Fraser, Esq. . . 
 J. J. K6sB| **.,..' 
 Hon. D. M* Artn- 
 
 strong 
 
 T. MoGreevy, Es<|^. . . 
 Hon. James Femer. . 
 
 " Edwwdjftlii^ 
 
 Montreal. 
 
 Dunham Flats. 
 
 Borthier <cn haut). 
 
 Montmagny. 
 
 Nrcolet; 
 
 Montreal. 
 
 Montreal. 
 
 St A. de UPoeatiere 
 
 Gasp6 Basing >^' '*" 
 
 Mansfield. 
 
 uebeo. 
 
 uebec. 
 
 uebeo. 
 ^uebC)6. 
 bt. Benoit. 
 
 Bouoherville. 
 
 -,r 
 
 L'Assomption. 
 Prud^ Tannery West, 
 
 Montreal Parish. 
 St Mark. 
 6t A; de la Pelr. 
 
 Sorel. 
 Quebec. . 
 Montreal. 
 Sherbrooke. 
 
 Officebs of THS'LEOiBLATivie Coui^iL.—G. B. de Bouoher- 
 ville, clerk* master in chancery and aocduntant) Fierre Legare, 
 assistuit clerk} master in chfubcery; Fi^enoh translator, and as^ 
 sistant aooountai|t ; Thomas W. Lloyd^ soboind iisslistant clierk, 
 clerk of the English Jioumals j^pd Englii^h translator: Isue 
 Jodion, advoQate^ plwk of the pffice^ ana coihmitte^dL'^a t^n- 
 slator ; B. Globenski, advoeat^ elerk of jfrench jduniklis, clerk 
 of permanent ordecs and private bills, and teajbslator ; N. 
 Fauoher, juh., olerkof sjp^cial oommitteei^ and p^titiipdjs, ^ai^s- 
 
 <y > 
 
190 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 later ; S. 8. Hatt, ■•nUernan uth«r of the black rod : T. B. Roy, 
 serfeaDt-at-armi : A. Labellot oopylsC; F. X. Braolt* flnt mei- 
 Bonger ; Franoli Biaif« Richard Olancj and F. Dion* mttimifcn. 
 
 i. 
 
 i 
 
 LEGISLATIVB ASSEMBLY. 
 Hon. J. G. Blakohrt Speaker. 
 
 CoKSTirURNOIRS. 
 
 ArgenteuU 
 
 Bqcov •••••••)•••••• • 
 
 jseauoe •*••# •••••% • 
 
 Beauhainois 
 
 Belleohasse 
 
 Berthler 
 
 Bonaventure 
 
 Brome 
 
 Ghambly 
 
 Ghamplain 
 
 Charlevoix 
 
 Ghateaugaasr 
 
 Chioout. and Sacae* 
 
 Compton 
 
 Doronester 
 
 Drum, and Arthab. 
 Gasp^ 
 
 Hoobelaijra 
 ingd 
 Iberville 
 
 Huntingdon 
 
 Jacques Gartier.. .. 
 
 Joliette 
 
 Kamiouraska 
 
 Laprairie 
 
 L'Assomptioh 
 
 It 
 
 Laval 
 
 ^0 YlO ••■••••• ••••• 
 
 li XS^OC •••••••••••• e 
 
 Lotbtni^rie ......... 
 
 Maskinong^ ....;,. 
 
 Megahtio .......v.. 
 
 Missisqaol ......... 
 
 Montou^i.. 
 
 Monttnagny ........ 
 
 Mont^bcbii^.v.... 
 
 Montrein, Oetitre. . . 
 Montreal, Stult — 
 
 Namr. 
 
 S. Bellingham 
 
 P. 8. Gendron 
 
 C.H. Poier 
 
 G^leitin Bergevin. . . 
 Dr. OneaimePelltier. 
 Loais Joaenh Moli. • . 
 Glarence Hamilton. 
 
 Hon. O.Dunkin 
 
 Jean Btuat Jodoin . . 
 Hon. J. 0. Chapaii. . . 
 
 Leon C. Olemenl 
 
 Edouard Laberie ... 
 
 P. A.Trembla7 
 
 James Rose <.. 
 
 Hon. LwH. Langevin. 
 Edwd. J. Hemming. . 
 
 P.Fortin.v. 
 
 Louis J. B. Beattbien. 
 
 0. Gantwell 
 
 Louis Molleur 
 
 N. M. LeCavalier — 
 Vincent P. Lavatiee. 
 C.F.Roy 
 
 Gesaire Therien 
 
 Etjiathieu 
 
 J. H.Jielierd8e 
 
 J. G. Blanohet 
 
 P. G. Verrault 
 
 H.G.Joly.. .......... 
 
 Alex. L. Desaalniers. 
 
 H<rti. G. Irvine. 
 
 Josiali 8. Brigham. . . 
 
 FirminDogais 
 
 LoaiBH.BlaiB. ...... 
 
 Hon. Jos. Cattchon. . . 
 Edward Carter...... 
 
 H(m.19irG.E'.Cart3e]^ 
 
 P. 0. Addbkbb. 
 
 Montreal. 
 
 Ste. Rosalie. 
 
 St George. 
 
 St. Timothtf. 
 
 St. Charles. 
 
 Berthierville. 
 
 New Carlisle. 
 
 Knowlton. 
 
 Boucherville. 
 
 St Denis & Ottawa. 
 
 Bbouiements. 
 
 Ste. Philomdne. 
 
 Chiooutimi. 
 
 Gould. 
 
 guebeo & Ottawa. 
 rummondviUe. 
 Gasp^. 
 Montreal. 
 Huntingdon. 
 Iberville. 
 St. Laurent 
 St Felix de Valois. 
 Ste. Anne de la 
 
 Pocathidre. 
 St Isidore. 
 Lachenaie. 
 St Vincent dePauL 
 Levis* Ville de. 
 St Jean, Port Joli. 
 
 aaobeo. 
 iver dti Loup. 
 Quebec. 
 Phillipsburg. 
 Montcalm. 
 I8t Thomas. 
 
 Siebeo. 
 ontreat. 
 Montreal & Ottawa. 
 
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 LfiGlSLATIVB ASSBMBLT-QUBBEC. 
 
 191 
 
 CokstIturnOIis. 
 
 Sfontreal, West • . . . 
 
 NapienrilU • 
 
 Nioolet 
 
 Ottawa (Ooonty). . . . 
 
 Pontiao 
 
 Portneuf 
 
 [aobeo, Centre 
 
 mebeCt East 
 
 [uebeo, W«it 
 
 Juebec (County). 
 Kichmond 3t Wolfe. 
 
 Richelieu 
 
 Riinonski 
 
 RouTille 
 
 St. Hyaointhe 
 
 St. John's 
 
 St* Maurice 
 
 Sheflford 
 
 Sherbrooke, town. . 
 
 Soulanses • • 
 
 Stanitead 
 
 T^miscouata 
 
 Terrebonne 
 
 Three Rivers, dty. . 
 Two Mountains . . . . 
 
 Vaudrenil 
 
 Veroh^res 
 
 Yamaska 
 
 JSfAUM. 
 
 Alez.W.Ogilvie.... 
 Pierre Benoit 
 
 ioieph Gaudet 
 ie7i R. Church .... 
 
 John Poupore 
 
 Dr. PraxMe Larue . . 
 
 G.II.Simard 
 
 J. P. Rh^aume 
 
 JohnHeam 
 
 Hn.P. J. 0. Chauveau 
 
 Jacques Pioard 
 
 Joseph Beaudreau. . . 
 
 Joseph Oarun 
 
 V.Robert 
 
 P.Baehand 
 
 F.G.Marohand 
 
 L. A. Desaulniers. • . 
 Michel A. Besette. . . . 
 Joseph G. Robertson. 
 
 D. A. Coutl^e 
 
 Thomas Locke 
 
 BlieMaillouz 
 
 J. A. Chaplean 
 
 Levdre Dumoulin. • . . 
 
 Hon. G.Ouimet 
 
 A. C. De Lot Harwood 
 A. Boniface Craig. . . . 
 Louis A. Senecal 
 
 P« 0. Addbkbb. 
 
 Montreal. 
 
 Mapienrille. 
 
 Gentilly. 
 
 Aylmer. 
 
 Gbiohester. 
 
 St. Aufustin. 
 
 uebeo. 
 
 uebec. 
 
 uebec. 
 
 uebec. 
 Wotton. 
 St Aim6. 
 Rimouski. 
 Ste. Angdle. 
 St Hyacinthe. 
 St. John's d'lbenrille 
 Three Rivers. 
 North Stukely. 
 Sherbrooke. 
 Cedars. 
 Stanstead. 
 Ste. Arsene. 
 Montreal. 
 Three Rivers. 
 Montreal A Quebec. 
 Vaudreuil. 
 St Antoine. 
 Pierreville. 
 
 OFnoESS OP THR Lboiblatiyr AsBBiiBLT.— Georse Manly 
 Muir, clerk of the House ; Eti^nne Simard> assistant do. ; Thos. 
 MoOord. law clerk ; Cos. Ambroise Psjrisean, clerk ; Jean Bte. 
 Frechette, accountant Ac. ; Laurent Simonesu, assistant do. ; 
 Charles F. Lanfflois, chief office clerk, distributor of stationery^ 
 and superintendent oi supernumeraries : Thos. Moiony, Charles 
 James Ardouin, Alexandre Boulanger, Cyritle Pettigrewy Thos. 
 Prendergast copyinc clerks ; Chas. P. Lindflay» chief Committee 
 clerk) and clerk of elections ; Edouard LeMoine* de^k of private 
 bill committee ; Edouard Beileau, assist do. ; Edouard Moreau, 
 chief French translator; B4noni Marquettei 1st assistant do. ; 
 Butean Turootte, 2nd assistant do. ; William Cook, chief English 
 translator; John Byrne Duggan. assistant do.; Ed. Bemerst 
 speaker's see^tary, assistant clerk of oommittees, and permt. 
 copying clerk i Paul Ernest Smith, clerk of the English journals ; 
 0. C. Delachevrotidret clerk of French ioumahi ; Louis Fortier, 
 assistant do. ;. Joseph Whydden, English assistant do. ; L^on P. 
 Lemay, librarian ; Pierre Chenest postmaster; C. Dion, assistant 
 do. and messenger; Charles Gameau, sergeant-at-arms ; Olivier 
 
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 Bobitaille, chief messengor ; Alfred Pelletien Speaker's mes- 
 senger; Mardal Boy, Edward Littlejohn, Jolseph Trndelle, 
 Simeon Gagn^, Jacques Morin, messengers. 
 
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 Public Pkpabtmekts. 
 
 Secretaru*8 Q^ce.—Hon P. J. 0. Chauveau, Provincial Secre- 
 tary; P. J. Jolicoeur, assistant do.; A. N. Mon petit* Is t clerk ; 
 Olivier Oampeail, accountiUQt ; David S. Leaob, 2nd clerk; J. 
 B Lenoir, 3rd clei^; Joseph 0. Laurin, copying clerk; Pierre 
 Provost, messenger. . . 
 
 Provincial Regiatrar^e DcwrtWincnf.— Hon. P. J. 0. Ohauvoau, 
 provincial registrar: J. B. Meillenr, deputy registrar; A. Bel- 
 angor, 1st clerk; P. M. BardjTi 2nd clerk; JSti^niae Poitrasi 
 messenger. ,, ; . . 
 
 Bepartntmt of Public /n«<mc<»on,— Minister of public in-, 
 struction and superintendent of education, Hon. P. J. 0. Chau- 
 veau, LL.D., D.C.L. ; secretary and deputy head oS the miiiistry 
 of public instructioot, Dr. I^uis Giard ; asbistant secretaiy and 
 deputy head of the itiinistry of public instruction, H^ H. Miles, 
 LL.D., JD.O.L. : joint seoretories of the oouncil of public instruc- 
 tion ana editors iof*^ Journal del 'Instruction '' aud ** Journal <^ 
 Education," respectively, Dr. Giard lind Dr. Miles; clerk of 
 French cotrespoodenco, assistant editor bf the '^Jdumal de 
 I'lnstruction Pnblique,'' and librariati, Piterre ChauvBau ; clerk 
 of English correspoiidence and assii^UuDt editor of the ^f^Jdumal 
 of Education, f Patrick Delaney; clerk of accounts and 8tati8tios» 
 Alfred 'Thomaet; assistant clerk of Fnonoh oorrespondencev 
 Leopold Devisme, B.A.; assistant clerk of accounts and 
 statistics, J. B. Marcou ; copying clerk and Btore^keeper^ Jaequesi 
 Laparre ; messenger and housekeieper, Paid Blouiu. 
 
 Treaaur}/^ Department.— Ron Joseph G. Robertson, treasurer ; 
 Joseph Elliott, assistant do. ; Gaspard Drolet, auditor ; Henry 
 Hemming and Frank. D. Tons, book-keepers; Arthur Giard, 
 A. H. Verret, Stanley H. Holt, Josesh E. Marmette, Wm. A. 
 Davies, clerks ; iHenry Hughes, ofBce keeper and messenger ; 
 G. Trudellev second messenger. wr^ 
 
 Department cf Agriculture arid Public "Wbrfti.— Hon. liouis 
 Archambeault, ^ompiissioQer ; Siib^p LesaffOi assistant do. ; 
 J. D. Ed. I4oij^s, secretary and accountant; Pierre Gauyreau, 
 managingengineer ; Boudier de la Bruy^re, inspector of agen- 
 cies ; J. B. D^rome, 1st clerk and drauis^tsman ; Ohas. Les- 
 p^rance, bopk-keeper; Tbonoas T. Ii<jsbi^ assistant secretary ;. 
 J. 0, Fontaine, clerk i J. B. Pelletier< messenger. 
 
 Depctrtmeat of the Lavo QMcere ^f the Crvton.-^'Hon, Gedeon 
 Ouimet, attorney-general ; Hon. George Irvine, golicitor-^ener'- 
 al ; Joseph Ai. Defoy, i^own law o^qers assiatant j 4^toine T. 
 Marsan, clerk; Pierre B* Waitw, messoiuer. ; 
 
 DepartnujU of ^rown. Xfotnat.— Hob, J. J). BsjBkiibieiiQL oommis- 
 sioner ; E. B* Taoh4, assistiuit do. ; Jfisepn Boucliette« deputy 
 aurveyot-general ; JolmT, (^olet. aoeoivi|i^ta^ei|«^ ^* 
 
PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS-QUEBEC. 
 
 193 
 
 T. Fletcher, B. Tach^, surveyors and draughtsmen; Baron Von 
 Koorber, draughtsman ; W. F. Collins, L. A. Robitaille, J. J. 
 Prendenrast, L. D. Lemoine, L. L. Rivard, Ist class clerks ; F. 
 D. Dugal, F. Chasse, T. Morkill, H. B. Dufort. W. E. Collins, 
 L. Berthelot D. C. Mackedie, A. Pare, 2nd class clerks ; G. 
 Gpldswortby Gale, Jules Tache, 3rd class clerks ; P. Potvin, 
 office-keeper ; P. CahilK C. Dumontier, messengers. 
 
 Reaistration OMcci Montreal,— J, B. Varin, superintendent ; 
 F. W. Blaiklook, surveyor; L. W. Sicotte, J. Bruneau, C. 
 Lionais, clerks. 
 
 Regintration OMc^x Quehec—Qi. A. Bourgeois, director ; P. S. 
 Morin, G. G. Dunlevie, surveyors j G. A. Bouchette, R. JD'Esti- 
 manville, F. Lachaine, G. A. Varin, clerks. 
 
 Acting a« Timber at well as Land Agents : — 
 
 Section. 
 
 Cbown Agents. 
 
 Rbsidencr. 
 
 Coulonge 
 
 Gatineau 
 
 Petite Nation .. 
 
 Magog 
 
 St. Francis 
 
 Arthabaska ... 
 Chaudiere 
 
 Edmund Heath 
 
 Robert Farley 
 
 Gteorge W. Cameron . 
 O. B- TTfiinD 
 
 Clarendon. . 
 Chelsea. . 
 Thurso. 
 Frelighsburfr. 
 Robinson Village. 
 Arthabaskaville. 
 Ste. Claire.. 
 
 Wm. Farwell 
 
 Antoine Gagnon 
 
 A. Fortin 
 
 Montmagny .... 
 Grandville 
 
 C. F. Foumier 
 
 C. T. Dube 
 
 St. Jean Port Joli. 
 Trois Pistoles. 
 
 IR.imnusIci ...... 
 
 J. B T jAnflirA 
 
 Rifnouftlri 
 
 Boiifl,VAi]ittirfi . . . 
 
 J. W. Verne 
 
 CiirlAfcon. 
 
 Saguenay 
 
 Lake St. John. . 
 St. Charles 
 
 G^rge Duoerger .... 
 
 J. O.Tremblay 
 
 Z. Rousseau 
 
 Chicoutimi. 
 Grand Bay. 
 St. Anne. 
 
 St. Maurice • . . . 
 Assomption .... 
 
 Ottawa 
 
 Montreal 
 
 L. A. Dubord 
 
 B. Dalphausse 
 
 A. J. Russell 
 
 C.E. Belle 
 
 Three Rivers. 
 
 St. Henri ot'Masoouche. 
 
 Ottawa. 
 
 Montreal. 
 
 McLean Stewart, general coUeetor, Quebec ; Wm. O'Kane, 
 assistant do. ; John McKay, clerk. 
 
 fnepector of Agencies,— John Hume. 
 
 if»n«9.— Richard Pope, gold mining inspector ; Residence, St. 
 Francis, Beauce. 
 
 Seigy, o/Lauxon and Crown Domain,— Joaeph Laurin, agent ; 
 Residence, Quebec. 
 
 Jesuit* Estate,— BMot & Larue, Quebec ; J. B. Varin, Mont- 
 real ; V. Guillet, Three Rivers ; L. Guillet, junr.|Batisoan. 
 
 Board for Examination of P, L» Surveyors,— Son, the Com- 
 missioner of Crown Lands ex-offieioj Joseph Bouohette, deputy 
 surveyor-general ; Adolphus Larue, President, Quebec : C. F. 
 Foumier, 8t Jean Port Jolie : F. W. Blaiklock, 0. P. F. Bail- 
 large, E. T. Fletcher, J. Bignell, and L. P. GaaTrean, Quebec, 
 
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 D0MD7I0N OF CANADA. 
 
 Prov. LandSunreyors ; acting Secretary, W, F. Blaiklock, 
 
 2uebeo; Examiner in Geology and Mineralogy, Sir W. E. 
 ogan, AC. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 r . 
 
 Lie^enant' Governor (and Dej^uty GoTernor for signing Mar- 
 riage Licenaeg)— His Honor Major General Charles Hastings 
 Doyle ; Harry Moody, Private Secretary ; Capt. H. W. Clarke, 
 (62nd Regt.) Aide-de-Camp ; Major M. B. Daly, (Ist Brig. Mil. 
 Artillery) Proy. Aide-de-Camp. 
 
 EXSCUTIYB COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. Wm. Annand. Treasurer and President. 
 '* Martin I. Wilkins, Attorney General. 
 Wm.B.yaU. 
 Robert Robertson, Commissioner of Public Works and 
 
 Mines. 
 R. A. Mc&effey, Member of Counoi). 
 Edward P. Flynn, " »• 
 
 JaredC< Troop, " •• 
 
 John Ferguson, " ** 
 
 Jas. Cochran, *^ ** 
 
 Retired Member a of Council retaining their rank and prece- 
 dence^ hy special permiesion of Her Majesty,— Hon. Enos Collins, 
 Hon. Wm. Young, Hon. Jas. McDonald, Hon. Jas. W. Johnston, 
 Hon. Chas. Tunper, C.B., Hon. S. L. Shannon, Hon. Jos. Howe, 
 Hon. Wm. A. Henry, Hon. Alex. McFarlane, Hon. Adams Geo. 
 Afchibald. 
 
 
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 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 Hon. Alexander Keith, President. 
 
 NAME AND P. O. ADDBE88. 
 
 Hon. R. M. Gutler,Guysborough 
 Stayley Brown, Yarmouth 
 M. B. Almon^alifax. 
 H. G. Pineo, Wallace. 
 James M^Nab, Halifax. 
 R. A. MoHeffey. Windsor. 
 G. McKenna, Shelbume. 
 J. CreightoD, Lonenburgh. 
 W. Cwhitman, AnnapoliB 
 F* Tupper* LiT«rpool. 
 .8. ChipmaDi Cornwallif . 
 
 NAME AND P. O. ADDRESS. 
 
 Hon. J. McEinnon, AnUgonish. 
 P. Smythi Port Hood. 
 S. Creelman, Stewiacke. 
 Wm. 0. Heffeman, Guys- 
 
 borouj^. 
 D. MoN. Parker, Halifax. 
 JaB.Fraser, New Glasgow. 
 W. Annand, Halifax* 
 
 (Treasurer,) M.E.C. 
 W. J. Stairs, Halifax. 
 Hy. Martell, Arichat. 
 
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HOUSE OF ASfiBMBLY-NOVA SCOTIA. 185 
 
 0(/Wc«r«.— John C. 
 A.M., chaplain; Jol 
 rod ; R. L. Weather] 
 
 H( 
 J.J. 
 
 Halliburton, clerk ; Rev. George W. Hill, 
 m J. Sawyer, gentleman usher of the black 
 ey, law clerk and clerk of Parliament. 
 
 3USE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 Marshall, Esq., Speaker. 
 
 OOKSTnUENCIRS. 
 
 NAME. 
 
 p. O. ADD BESS. 
 
 AnnADOlls ......... 
 
 Jared C. Troop 
 
 David C. Landers.... 
 Daniel McDonald. . . . 
 Joseph McDonald. . . . 
 Robert Chambers. . . . 
 Thomas F. Morrison. 
 
 Amos Purdy .• 
 
 Henry G. Pineo, |unr. 
 
 Alonzo J. White 
 
 John Ferguson 
 
 Wm.B.Vail 
 
 Bridgetown. 
 
 Annapolis. 
 
 Antigonish. 
 
 Antigonish. 
 
 Truro. 
 
 Londonderry. 
 
 Wentworth. 
 
 Pugwash. 
 
 N. Sydney. 
 
 N. Sydney. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Clare. 
 
 Guysborough. 
 
 Glenelg. 
 
 Sheet Harbour. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Maitland. 
 
 Falmouth. 
 
 Mabon. 
 
 Broad Cove. 
 
 Wolfeville. 
 
 Canning. 
 
 Lunenburg. 
 
 Bridgewater. 
 
 Merigomish. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 New Glasgow. 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 Ariohat. 
 
 Arichat 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Barrington. 
 
 Baddeck. 
 
 Little Bras d'or. 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
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 Antfiponijih ......... 
 
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 Colnhester •••••.... 
 
 it 
 
 Cumberland 
 
 it 
 
 Cape Breton 
 
 Diffbv 
 
 
 TJrbine Doucett 
 
 John J. Marshall 
 
 John A. Kirk. 
 
 Henry Balcam 
 
 James Cochran 
 
 Jeremiah Northup. . . 
 
 Wm. Lawrence 
 
 Elkanah Young 
 
 Hugh McDonald 
 
 Alex. Campbell 
 
 Edw. L. Brown, M.D. 
 
 David M. Dickie 
 
 James Eisenhauer. . • 
 Mather B. Desbrisay. 
 Robert S. Copeland. . 
 Martin LWilkins.... 
 Gtoo. Murray, M.D. . . 
 
 Wm.H. Smith 
 
 Samuel Freeman 
 
 Edward P.Fly&n.... 
 
 Josiah Hooper 
 
 Robert Robertson. . . . 
 
 Thomas Johneon 
 
 Wm. Kidston 
 
 John Ross ........... 
 
 Guysberough 
 
 Halifax 
 
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 Hanta '. 
 
 Tnveraesfi 
 
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 Kine's 
 
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 Lunenburgh 
 
 Pictou 
 
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 Oueen'i ............ 
 
 It 
 
 Richmond 
 
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 Shelbuma 
 
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 Victoria 
 
 It 
 
 Yarmouth 
 
 Wm. H. Townsend. . . 
 John K. Ryerson* • • • • 
 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Offioirb op thk Housb of A88embly.~H. 0. D. Twiiiii«, 
 chief clerk ; L. G. Power* assistant clerk ; A. M. Gidney, 
 sergeant- at-arms ; Jos. L. Griffin, assistant do. ; Jas. Venablesi 
 librarian ; John Fitsgerald, 1st messenger. 
 
 'H 
 
 Public Defabtmrnts. 
 
 Provincial Secretary*§ Qi??cc.— Hon. W. B. Vail, M. P. P., 
 Provincial Secretary; Herbert Grosskill, deputy secretary ; 
 Hugh Kerr, financial clerk. R. H. Bell, clerk marriage licenses ; 
 John Palmer, messenger. 
 
 Treasury Departmeta,—Kon, William Annand, M.L.C.. trea- 
 surer ; W. E. Brine, clerk ; James Hennessy, messenger. 
 
 Attometf Oenerdft Q^ce.— Martin I. Wilkins, M.P.P., Attor- 
 ney General; R. G. Reach, clerk ; John Osraan, messenger. 
 
 JDepartmeiU of Mines ana MinefaU and Public Works. —Hon, 
 Robert Robertson, M.P.P., commissioner of mines and public 
 works ; Thomas Robertson, clerk. Mines and Mineral Branch.— 
 John Kelly, deputy; Charles Carman and John McDaniel, 
 clerks ; John F. Rutherford, inspector of mines. Local Public 
 Works Branch.- James B. Mcl^ab? chief clerk of works r J. A. 
 Catley, clerk ; H.B.Reid,oatside clerk of works; JohnOsman, 
 messenger. 
 
 Deputy Gold C7ommM«»oner«.— Montague, Lawrencetown and 
 Waverley, Jno. Kelly : Stormont, Jno. F. Taylor ; Tangier, Jno. 
 Kelly ; 8nerbrooke|, Wm. L. Pye ; Wagamatcook, Jno. McLen- 
 nan ; Oldham and Renfrew, Jas. McKencie ; Wine Harbour, D. 
 M. Crockett ; Mount Uniacke, Benjamin Blois. 
 
 Crown Land JDeoaHmcnf. —Samuel P. Fairbanks, commis- 
 sioner ; W. A. Hendry, deputy commissioner ; Fredk. Le Blanc, 
 1st. clerk ; Edward Morris, Matthias Cuppaige, George A. Lloyd, 
 Edwin Fairbanks and James H. Austin, clerks. 
 
 Superinier^dent of Education and Secretary to Council of 
 Public Instruction,— IheodoTQ R* Randy M. A.; clerk. Silas 
 Macyane, B. A. 
 
 Provincial Hospital/or thi'lnsanc^VisitotB—The Governor, 
 the Chief Justice, the Provincial Secretary, the President of the 
 Legislative Council; the Speaker of the House (^Assembly, and 
 the heads or auUiorused representatives of all Christian Churches 
 in the Province ; oommissionersi Chas. Twining, Geo. P. Dus- 
 tan, Jno. Starr ; medical sunerintendent, Jas. R. DeWolf, M.D.; 
 assistant physician, Dr.McKeagney ; storekeeper. Geo. Downie ; 
 housekeeper. Mis, R. D. Dickson; supervisor, Miss Sandifer; 
 engineer, R.D. Diokson. 
 
 Immicirant Agent ^f the Province of Nova Scotia. — Thomas 
 F. Morrison. 
 
 Board of A0riculture,—U.Ga, Alex. MoFarlane, president; 
 Heniy Yeomans, vice-presideXit ; Wm.Cunard, treasurer; Rev. 
 Dr. Forrester, principal Normal School ; J. H. Rand, superin- 
 tendent of eduoaticni; Jos. J. Northup, Hon. Chief Justice 
 Young, Chts. G. Hamilton, M.D., Atard Loni ley, G. S. Brown, 
 
OFFICES AND OFFICERS-NOVA SCOTIA. 19T 
 
 H. A. N. Kanlback, Hon. R. A. McHeffey, Wm. H. Hams, 
 Hon. Jno. MoKinnon, Heniy Darenport ; Professor Lawson, 
 secretary. 
 
 Commiesionerg for examininff. presetying and arranging 
 ancient records and d6cumient»f illustrative of the History and 
 Progress of Society in the Protince.—Thos. B. Akins, D.C.L. 
 
 Board of Examiners for Provincial Medical Licenses. — 
 Wm. J. Almon, M.D., F.M.O., Hon* D. MoN. Parker, M.D., 
 and R. S. Black, M. D. 
 
 Central Hoard Of Examiners of Shipmcuters and Mates.-^ 
 Captain John Taylor, Wm. Pryor, Thos. Bolton. 
 
 Vovpnissioners for Issuing Province Jfotes* — Chas. Twiningf 
 Jeremiah Northnp, Chas. H. M. Black. 
 
 {Jommissioueirs without the Promnoe.-— Abram Jackson of 
 Boston, and Andrew B. Almon of Salenu 
 
 Queen*s Prtnfcr.— Blackadar Bros. 
 
 Dominion Offices and Offiobrs. 
 
 Finance Department of Canada^ (Nova Scotia Branch).— 
 Thomas Frederick Knight, acting auditor ; Robert Stather, 
 clerk ; C. E. Ratchford, acting paymaster ; Daniel Creamer, 
 clerk ; George MuUane, messenger. 
 
 Inspector of Post-Qffices for Nova Scotia.— Arthur Wood- 
 gate i examiner account branch, Frederick M. Passow ; clerks, 
 Wm. Smalt. Benjamin W. Cochran, John 0. Campbell, Arthur 
 Bumham, William Blanchard. Frederick Tremain, Arthur H. 
 Cunningham, T. De Wolfi J. B. Butler, W. H. Chamberlain, 
 D. Stoiy and J. Southall ; carriers, Church Smith, Jas. Wilson, 
 H. Trider, Jas. Fitzgerald, Matt. Collins, J.Denaford ; messen- 
 ger, R. McMillan. Money Order Q^ec— Superintendent, Jas. 
 H. Thome ; assistant do., Fred. W. Creighton ; clerks, Jno. B. 
 Gray, S. S. Thome ; messenger, Thos. Conran.- ;r 'Uj> 
 
 Penitentiary.— ^MedicBl attendant, Rufus S. Black, M.D. ; 
 Chaplain, Pev. Henry Pope ; Governor, Geo. McGregor. 
 
 Sable Island.— Resident superintendent, Philip S. Dodd. Re- 
 sident Superintendentsr-St. Paul's, Don J* McNeil ; Scatter!, 
 John McLean. 
 
 Railicay Department.— iS^enersA Superintendent, Lewis Car- 
 roll ; Chief Engineer, Alex. McNab ; Accountant, Thos. Foot ; 
 Paymaster and Clerk, J. T. Eraser ; Cashier and Clerk. A. W. 
 Clark ; TraflBo Supt., Geo. Taylor; Locomotive Supt, William 
 Johnston ; Track Master, Wm. Marshall ; Storekeeper, W. H. 
 Jones. 
 
 Board of ^cuenwe.— Commissioners, Hon. John W. Ritchie, 
 Robt. Boak, Geo. P. Mitchell j ^cretary, B. B. Oxley. 
 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 hauM't of Lieenaet to Ameriean Fi8hermen.-^RaA\taXt Edwd. 
 Binneyt Yannouth, T. B. Moberley; N. Sydney, Thomas M. 
 Bown : PiotoQ, D. MoCulIoch : Port Mulgraye, Vincent J. Wal- 
 lace: Fort Hood, Edward D. Tremain ; Plaister Gove, Jas. 6. 
 MoKeen ; Port Hawkesbury, Malcolm McDonald, and the bifi- 
 oer commanding the Cfovemmetit Steamer, "Druid/' 
 
 Immigrant C^ce.— Acent, Hon. H. G. Pinoo ; deputy agept, 
 Joseph Outrsm (46 Bedford Row), Halifax ; Capt. F. A. Lieb- 
 man, Germany ; Henry Boggs, London ; J. R. DeWolf, Liver- 
 pool ; Alex. Campbell, Glasgow. 
 
 Board of JS^atitiies o/Marriaaett Births and DcafAf.— Seo'y, 
 John Costly, Halifax. Issuers of Marriage XJcenses and DepV 
 Beg'rs of Marriages, Births add Deaths, the Deputy Postmas- 
 ters in the different Counties, and Stephen Selden, Halifax. 
 Deputy Registrars of Marriages, Births and Deaths, the Way 
 Office keepers in the different OouDties»and Rey. Henry Stameri 
 Rev. R. Jamieson, Rev. Jas. Waddell, Rev. Edward Ansell, 
 Jas. J. Clark, M.D. 
 
 Chief CommiBgioner of Indian Affair:— SBrnl. P. Fairbank. 
 
 Inspector of Steamers carrying Passengers,— Alex, Moir. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Seat of GdvemiitfinS—Fredericton. 
 
 Lieutenani'Govemor.'-'B.iB Honor Lameul Allan Wilmot D. 
 C.L.; S.Adams, Private Secretary. 
 
 RXEOUnvS COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. J. McAdam, President of Ex. Council. 
 " W. M. Kelly, Chief Commissioner Board of Works. 
 
 A. R. Wetmore, Attorney General. 
 J. A. Beckwith, Provincial Secretary, Reglst^a^, and Re- 
 ceiver General. 
 
 W. P. FlewelHng, Surveyor General. 
 
 B. Beveridge. 
 W. Lindsay. 
 G.Kiog. 
 Wm. Taylor. 
 
 F. A. H. Stratton, Clerk of the Executive Council. 
 
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 fftna; LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. John S. SAUXDRRSt President. 
 
 COUNTII^. 
 
 Albert 
 
 Carleton 
 
 Charlotte.......... 
 
 Gloucester 
 
 King's 
 
 Kent. 
 
 Northumberland . . . 
 Northumberland . . ■ 
 
 Restigouche 
 
 St. John..... 
 
 St. John 
 
 Sunbury. 
 
 Westmorland ..... 
 
 York............... 
 
 York 
 
 Hon. 
 
 .4 
 ti 
 
 (( 
 H 
 «i 
 (( 
 4i 
 14 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 44 
 
 J. Lewis... 
 
 C, Perley 
 
 J.J. Robinson.. 
 
 R. Young 
 
 J.H.Ryan...... 
 
 0. Mclnerney. . . 
 
 J. Davidson 
 
 Wm. Muirbead. 
 W.Hamilton — 
 T. R. Jones . . . . i 
 A. McL.Seely. .. 
 C. Harrison. . . . . 
 I>. Huinington 
 J. S. Saunders . . 
 G. Mmohin 
 
 P. 0. Address. 
 
 Hillsboro'. 
 
 Woodstock. 
 
 Campo Bello. 
 
 Caraquette. 
 
 Mill Stream, Kings. 
 
 Kingston. 
 
 OakPointjNorthum- 
 
 Chathftm. [berland. 
 
 Dalhousie. 
 
 St John. 
 
 St. John. 
 
 Sheffield. 
 
 Shediao. 
 
 Fredericton. 
 
 Fredericton. 
 
 Offiobrs of tbib Leoislatiyb CoiTNOtL.— George B6tsford. 
 clerk ; E. W. Miller, assistant olerk ; B. R. Jouett, usher of 
 black rod ; Rev. John M. BrookO) D^D.^ chaplain^ 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 Hon. Bliss Botsford, Speaker. 
 
 CONSTITUENCIKS. 
 
 Naur. 
 
 P. 0. Address. 
 
 Albert (County)-... 
 
 4* 44 
 
 C. A. Peck 
 
 Honewell. 
 
 A* A. Bliss .' . 
 
 Hillsborougb. 
 
 Woodstock. 
 
 Woodstock. 
 
 Carleton (County).. 
 
 44 44 
 
 Wm. Lindsay 
 
 W. Whitb 
 
 Charlotte (County). 
 
 44 44 
 4( (4 
 
 Hon. J. Mo Adam. .... 
 
 F.Hibbard 
 
 H. Fry ...;4w. 
 
 St. Stephens. 
 St (forges. 
 St. 'Andrews. 
 
 44 4. 
 
 Gloucester (County) 
 
 44 44 
 
 B. R. Stevenson ...4*. 
 John Mfihan ......... 
 
 St. Andrews. 
 Baihnrat. 
 
 W.Taylor 
 
 Rhippigan. 
 Koiichibouguao. 
 
 TlinllihliAtn 
 
 Kent (County) 
 
 4( 44 
 
 W. S. Caie • ... < ....■(♦ ... 
 R. .TohnsAn ...... L*. . .' ., 
 
 King's (County).... 
 
 Hon. W. P. Fiewel- 
 ling ,,, 
 
 Clifton. 
 
 (4 44 
 
 • • t • 
 
 J. Flewelling 
 
 Hampton. 
 
 \ 
 
 il 
 
 ! . 
 
; I 
 
 ! I 
 
 ii 
 
 200 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 CONBTITUBKOIRS. 
 
 Namx. 
 
 P. 0. AD0BE88. 
 
 King's (County)...- 
 Northumb9rl*d(Co.) 
 
 14 «i 
 
 O. MfiLeod 
 
 Stndholm. 
 
 OfioriTO Kerr • • • • • 
 
 Chntham. 
 
 Hon. R. Sutton 
 
 W.M.Kelly 
 
 South Nelson. 
 
 r!hn.t'.hn.iin. 
 
 tt a 
 
 J. Cm (llOUfftl 
 
 Ch&tham. 
 
 Queen's (County).. 
 
 R.T.Babbilt 
 
 W. S. BuUer. 
 
 Upper Oagetown. 
 Or And La.Kfl. 
 
 Restigottche (Co.).. 
 
 St John (County) 
 tt •( 
 
 Hon. A. C. DesBrisay 
 
 W.Montgomery 
 
 J. W. CudliD 
 
 New Mills. 
 Dalhousie. 
 St. John. 
 
 J« Ouinion • • • • • 
 
 Carleton, (St John). 
 Carleton, (St John). 
 St J(^n. 
 
 (t «t 
 
 J. rSor Atn .•••••.. 
 
 i« .i« 
 
 G. King. 
 
 StJohn(Oity) 
 
 Sunbury (County).* 
 *i •* 
 
 Victoria (County)i! 
 
 • • 
 
 Westmorland (Co.) 
 
 Hon. A. R. Wetmore. . 
 
 W. H.A.Kean8 
 
 W. JS. Parley 
 
 St John. 
 St John. 
 Blissvilla. 
 
 J. S. CoTert . . ..... 
 
 Hon. B. Beveridge. . . 
 
 L.Theriault 
 
 B. Botsford 
 
 Maugerville. 
 Andover. 
 Orand Falls. 
 Moncton. 
 
 A. Tiftfidrv 
 
 Dor fih en tor. 
 
 #4 U , 
 
 Am MeOuoMi «••»••••. 
 
 Mount Whately. 
 Dorahester . 
 
 i« «t 
 
 J^ i Tj. MlMMTO •••••••*•• 
 
 York (County)...... 
 
 44 44 
 
 4t 44 ! i ! ! ! ! 
 
 •• ** *!!!!! 
 
 H* Dow v.. 
 
 Frederiflton. 
 
 Hon. J. A, Beckwith. . 
 
 A. Thompson 
 
 W.H.Needham 
 
 Fredericton. 
 Lower Douglas. 
 Fk^derioton. 
 
 Offiorrs of the Ho0SR of Assembly.— C. P. Wetmore, 
 clerk ; O. J. BlisHt clerk assistant ; A. T. Cobum, sergeant-at- 
 arms: Rev. C. G. Coster, AJi.i chaplain; H G. Wetmorci 
 librarian. 
 
 iPuBLiq Departmekts. 
 
 Attoifuy General's (Mce.— Hon. A. R. Wetmore, Attorney 
 General. 
 
 Provincial Seeretar]f*9 Q/??ce.— Hon. John A. Beckwith, Pro- 
 vincial Secretary, Registrar and Receiver Cteneral ; J. Wood- 
 forde Smith. 1st clerk ; G. N. Babbitt ^d clerk ; Edgar Han- 
 son, 3rd clerk ; John MCloskey, messenger. 
 
 Survepcr QeneraX^t DepartmenU'-Mon. W. P. Fewolling, Sur- 
 veyor Qenerali A. Iliohes, dttputy Surveyor General: D.Stewart, 
 accountant ; Timothy O'Connor, 1st draftsman ; Alex. Sibbald, 
 2nd do. ; A. G. Beckwith, 3rd do. ; Anthony Lockwood, super- 
 numerary ; W. P. Flewelling, junr^ clerk. 
 
 Board of Worka Department.'-uaD. W. M. Kelly, chief com- 
 missioner board ot works ; Asa Coy, Ist clerk ; John Wilkinson, 
 draftsman and engineer. 
 
LEGISLATIVE AS6BMBLY<^P. E. ISLAND. 201 
 
 Audit 0#ce.— Jameii S. Beek, auditor gener, B. O'Brien, 
 messenger. 
 
 Education Department.— John Bennet, chief superintendent 
 of schools ; George Thompson, fli'slstftnt do. ; £. G. Freeze. Thos. 
 Wood, B. Morrison and £. H. Duyal, inspectors of sobools. 
 
 Post'Qffiee—Inepeetor't Office^ FrederietoHi Neto Brvntfoick, 
 —Hon. John McMillan, i*. 0. Inspector: WiUiam Paisley, 
 Secretary ; W. C. Whittaker, Accountant ; W. A. Black, Ghas. 
 A. Murray, Gierke; W. Bannister, messenger. 
 
 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 His Honor Sir Robert Hodgson, Knight Administrator and 
 Gommander-in-Ghief in and over Her Majesty's Island Prince 
 Edward, and its dependencies. Chancellor, Vice-Admiral, and 
 Ordinary of the same, Ac. Ac^ Bobert Robinson Hodgson, Pri- 
 vate Secretary ; Lieui.-Gol. Hon. John Longworth, and Major 
 R ober t Hobinson Hodgson, Provincial Aides-de-Oamp. 
 
 EXECUTTVK OOUMOIL. 
 
 Hon. Benjamin Davies, 
 ** Geoige W. Howlan, 
 ** Henry J. GnUbeok, 
 *^ Alexander Laird, jnn. 
 Hon. Peter Sinclair. 
 Gharles DesBrisay, clerk ; Wm. 0. DesBrisay, assistant do. 
 
 Hon. R. P. Haythome,Presidtot, 
 ** George Goles, , ... 
 
 " William W. Lord, 
 ** Andrew A. McDonald, 
 
 LEGISLATIVE GOUNGIL. 
 Hon. Donald Momtoomert, President. 
 
 Queen's Ooontt. 
 
 Charlottetown and Royalty.-^Honi Edward Palmer. 
 
 First District.— Hons. Donald Montgomery, John Balderston. 
 
 Second District.— Hons. Geo. Beer, Robert Poore Haythome. 
 
 Kino's Gount*. 
 
 First District.— Hons. Patrick Walker, James Dingwell.. 
 Second District— Hons. Andrew A. McDonald, Daniel Gordon. 
 
 PfilNCB GOUNTT. 
 
 First District-Hons. W. W. Lord, Richard B. Rei4. 
 Second District— Hons. Alexander Anderson. James Muirhead. 
 John Ball, derk : Henry Palmer, usher of the black rod and 
 sergeant-at-arms ; Rev. Louis 0. Jenkins, D.O.L., chaplain. 
 
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 202 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 Hon. Joseph Wiohtman, Speaker. 
 
 Qubin'b County. 
 
 Charlottetown.— Jno. J. Jenkint, F. de St. Croix Breoken, Esqrs. 
 First District.— Peter Sinclair, Donald Cameron, Esqrs. 
 Second DiBtrict-Hon. Hy. X Callbeck, Wm. 8. McNeill, Esa* 
 Third District.— Hons. Oeonre Coles, Franeis Kelly. 
 Fourfli District.— Hons. Benjamin DaViee, J4mes Duncan. 
 
 Kiiro'8 CotSTT. 
 
 Geormtown.— Hons. T. Heath Haviland, Roderick Mc Aulay. 
 First District— Hon. James McLean, Edward Kickham, Esq. 
 Second District.— Anthony MoOormaok, Edward Reilly, Esqrs. 
 Third District— Hon. Jos. Wightman. Lemuel C. Owen, Esq. 
 Fourth Distrioti .If on* Kenneth Henderson, Saml. Prowse, Esq. 
 
 Pbinob County. 
 
 First District.— Hon. Geo. W. Howlan, Herbert Bell, E«q. 
 Second District— John Too, David Ramsay, Esqrs. 
 Third District— Joseph 0, Arseneault Geo. Sinclair, Ifisqrs. 
 Fourth District— Hon. Alex. Laird, Cornelius Howat E»q. 
 Fifth Distriot-^Daaiel Green, Angus MoMillaa, Esqrs. 
 
 Jno. McNeill^ chief clerk; Kenneth Morrison, clerk assistant ; 
 Nicholas Conrdy, sergeant'-at-arms ; Rer.T. Duncan, chaplain. 
 
 PUBLTO OfFIOBRS* 
 
 Colonial /S'e^r«<ci«ir.'— Hon. B. Davies ; assistant do. John W. 
 Morrison. 
 
 ^ttorn«i>-(76iMnal.— Dennis O'Meara Reddin. 
 
 Solicitor- GeneraL'-^nlB H. Dayies. 
 
 AditUant-'G<Merat of ilf«2«Cta.— Lieut.-Col. J. H. Gray. 
 
 Colonial Treasurer,— Kon, James Warburton ; assistant do. 
 John Robins. 
 
 Controller of CVt9fo«n«.— William E. Clark ; assistant do. Geo. 
 Bremner ; clerk. W. H. Wilson. 
 
 Surveyor of Shipping,— ^on, Geo. R. Goodman. 
 
 Commieeioner of Croum Land9,-^ILon. J. Aldous ; assistant 
 do. Henry Wadman ,' clerk, Montague Aldouf. 
 
 Surwyor-Oeneratf—JoBeth Ball. 
 
 Jieifiatrar of i)«e<(«.— Jplm A. iMngwell. 
 
 PoBtmaeter' General,- J, A, McDonald ; assistant do. Wm.W. 
 McLeod ; 2nd assistant do. Henry MoK^nna ; 3rd assistant do. 
 Daniel McDonald ; 4th assieiant do. Wm. McKenna^ 
 
 Queeii?» Primer,— Edward U^ly. 
 
 Leffielative Librarian^'^'RiBV, h, C. Jenkins, D.C.L. 
 
 Eo€ui Corr«9nondent,—Ji^n W. Morrison. 
 
 Au^ore (^ Pudfie ^ccounto.— Thos. DesBrisay and John F. 
 Robero^n. 
 
 Vieitari qf Se%ocia,-^neen*B County, Wm. McPfaaH ; King's 
 County, John MioiSwain ; Prince County, Robert McKelvte. 
 
 mimtmrmi'mmmimmm' 
 
NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 Board of TForife*.— Hom. B. Dayiesi R. P. Naythorne, A. A. 
 MoDonald) A. Laird, John Aldous. 
 
 Superintendenta of Pvhlto Worka /or three (7oMnfie«.— Queen 'B| 
 B. WilliamB ; Kinflpi, Thos. Clay ; Prince, John Clay. 
 
 NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 Lieut,' Governor. —'His Excellency Stephen J. Hill, C.B< 
 
 EXEOUTIYB OOUNOIL. 
 
 Hon. F. B. T. Carter, Attorney-General. 
 *' John Kent Reeeiver-Q^nerat. 
 ** Law. O'Brien, President of Council. 
 " Ambrose Shea. 
 *< Nicholas Stabb. 
 
 *' John Bemister, Colonial Secretary and Clerk to Executive 
 Council. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. Edward Morris. 
 *^ NiehoUsStabb. 
 " BobtKent 
 " J.S.Olift. 
 
 Hon. Edward White. 
 »• P.G. Tessier. 
 ** L.O'Brien, President 
 " John Winter. 
 
 Hon. Geo. Emerson, Q.C, Clerk) &o. 
 
 The Legialative Aeaemhly haying been dtssolyed in July last, 
 and the new Electicm takiiic place in November, a corrected list 
 has not reached us m time for insertion . 
 
 CtyiL Establishment. 
 
 Governor^ Coniihander-in-Chief and Vice^AdmiraL His Ex- 
 cellency 8. J. Hill, C.B. ; Private Secretary Capt. Shea« R. A. 
 (aoting); Colonial Secretary, John Bemister; Clerks, Joseph 
 Crowdy and John W. Withers ; Receiver-General, John Kent. ; 
 Surveyor-General, J. Warren; Financial Secretary, E. D. 
 Shea ; Chairman of Board of Works, Robert Alsop ; Secretary 
 to Board of Works, John Stuart; Superintendent of Public 
 Buildings, J. T. Nevill; Bishop, Right Rev. E. Feild, D. D. 
 Coadjutor Bishop, Right Rev. J.^ B. Kell^ ; Commissioner of 
 Poor, Joseph Joseph Shea ; Cashier of Savings' Bank, Edward 
 Morris ; Physican of Lunatic Asylum, H. H. Stabb ; Hospital 
 Surgeons, Chas. Crowdy, Senior Surgeon ; C. fi. Renouf, Junior 
 
204 
 
 Y. M. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS. 
 
 Snrgeon. Assistant Ooll^tor of Colontal Revenue^ John Can- 
 ning ; Landing and Tide Sunreyor* Jan. 8. Hayward ; Landing 
 Waiters, E. L. Moore ond Thomas E. Gaden; Ist Clerk and 
 Warehouse Keeper, W. IXontney; Clerks, James Winter Gill, 
 and William Reddin. 
 
 YOUNG MEN'S 
 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS. 
 
 PROVINCE OP ONTARIO. 
 
 PLACE. 
 
 Ayr 
 
 Barrie 
 
 Belleville.... 
 Brookville... 
 Chatham ... 
 Collingwood • • . . 
 DrummondviUe. 
 
 Gait... 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 gewmarkejb: . . . . 
 ttawa 
 
 Perth 
 
 Peterboro* 
 
 Port Hope 
 
 St. Catherines.. 
 
 St. Thomas 
 
 Toronto 
 
 Wellaad. 
 
 Whitby 
 
 Windsor .....;.. 
 
 FBRSIDKMT. 
 
 Wm. Carrie 
 
 John Mojrray Smith. . . . 
 
 Thomas Holden 
 
 Joseph Deacon 
 
 Herman J. Eberts ... 
 
 Rey. R. Rodgers 
 
 George Gamer 
 
 Angus Poison 
 
 Thomas Muir '. 
 
 Jas. C. Robertson 
 
 John MoMillaa« B. A* . . 
 
 Alex. Morris, J)I.P 
 
 Wm. Cameron 
 
 Wm. C. Le.Iiean 
 
 D. W. Beadle ... .^ ... . 
 
 B. K. MeKenaie 
 
 Daniel Wilson, L.L.D. . 
 
 A. Hendershot. 
 
 — Holden 
 
 Alex.Bartlett 
 
 SKORRTABT. 
 
 Wm. Walker. 
 Jas. W. H. Wood. 
 Albert L. Green. 
 Robert Tennaqt 
 Kenneth Campbell. 
 Ebeneser Thomson. 
 Ralph Garner. 
 Adam Kay. 
 George Black. 
 H. Johnson. 
 W. A. Lamb. 
 John F. Bain, B.A. 
 W. J. Mason. 
 Jas. D. Thornton. 
 W. D. Balfour. 
 W. Roberts. 
 Wm. Anderson. 
 Jas.R. Siuitb. 
 — Law. 
 Thos. Woodbridge. 
 
 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 PLAOB. PBM3IDKNT. ^KORlCTABT. 
 
 Montreal • . - • :.4« * * .T. James Clazton Alfred Sandham^ 
 
 Sherbrooke .J. McNicol E. Hargraye. 
 
Y. M. 
 
 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS. 205 
 
 PROVINCE OP NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 TOWN. 
 
 COUNTY. 
 
 PRKSIDRNT. 
 
 8ECBRTART. 
 
 Antigonish 
 
 Albion Mines 
 
 Cape John 
 
 Carriboo «fe Toney 
 River 
 
 Antigonish 
 
 Pictou 
 
 ii 
 
 ii 
 
 11 ',',',,. 
 
 Colchester . 
 Guysboro' . 
 
 II 
 
 • 
 
 II 
 
 Halifax ..1 
 
 Pictou 
 
 ii 
 
 ..... 
 
 Halifai'.*." 
 
 Pictou 
 
 Halifax ... 
 
 II 
 
 Pictou.'.*.'. 
 Hants 
 
 Pictou 
 
 i* 
 
 II '.'.'.,, 
 
 Guysboro' . 
 
 Colchester . 
 
 Pictou 
 
 Colchester . 
 ii 
 
 II 
 
 Halifax . '. 
 Pictou 
 
 11 
 
 Hants y.'.y. 
 Yarmouth . 
 
 T.M.King.... 
 David Hynd... 
 Donald Gray. . 
 
 Alex. McKay.. 
 J.S.F.McKen- 
 
 BIO • * • . • • • • 
 
 A. B. Fletcher. 
 Rev. C. B. Pit- 
 
 blado 
 
 John Maclean . 
 Abner Hart... 
 J. S. Maclean. . 
 Tho8. Grant — 
 ^ohn Grant.... 
 
 C.N.Harrington 
 Jno. D. McLean 
 E. Stramburgh. 
 
 A. MoQuarrie. 
 
 D. S. Fraser. 
 Robt S. Crow. 
 
 Jas. Stewart 
 Jas. Fraser. 
 Robinson Cox. 
 ThoB. Clarke. 
 Wm. IVaser. 
 Alex. Willis. 
 
 Durham 
 
 Folly Village 
 
 Glenlff 
 
 Goldenville 
 
 Guysboro' 
 
 Halifax 
 
 HoDfiweli 
 
 Lyon's Brook 
 
 Marsbville 
 
 Meagher's Grant. 
 
 Merigomish 
 
 Musquodoboit .... 
 Musquodoboit 
 
 Harbour 
 New Glasgow .... 
 Newport ........ 
 
 Piotou 
 
 Ezekiel Sibley. 
 D. Patterson. . 
 John Ervin. ... 
 Rev. E. A. Mc- 
 
 Curdy 
 
 D.MoDonald .. 
 Rev. H. Mc- 
 
 Keown 
 
 Dr. Christie.... 
 0. Langille . . . • 
 John McKenzie 
 Dr. McMillan 
 
 Danl. Dellman. 
 Jas. Mitchell. 
 Chas.W.Sprott. 
 
 Jas. Gardner. 
 R. McConnell. 
 
 Henry Allison. 
 Jas. Patterson. 
 Jno. McKenzie. 
 L. Miller. 
 Wm. Cameron. 
 
 River John 
 
 Salem Church.... 
 
 Sherbrooke 
 
 Springside 
 
 Springville 
 
 Tatamagouche . . 
 Truro 
 
 A. F. Holmes. . 
 A. Campbell. . . 
 James K. Blair 
 A. N. Tupper. . 
 John Murray.. 
 A. Maxwell, 
 
 M.D. 
 Jam6s McLean 
 M. H. Goudge. . 
 FreemanDennis 
 
 Jas. McGilvery 
 Wm. Logan. 
 G. H. Ross. 
 A. N. Layton. 
 N. Fisher. 
 
 R. McDougall. 
 David Miller. 
 
 Upper Stewiacke. 
 
 Waverley 
 
 Westville 
 
 West River 
 
 Yarmouth 
 
 W.Y.Sterritt 
 
 PROV] 
 St. John.— Wm.W< 
 
 [NCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 3lsh, President. Joshua Clawson, Secretary. 
 
206 
 
 FIRB ALARM NEW SIGNAL BOXES. 
 
 THE FOLLOWING 
 
 NEW FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH 
 
 SIGNAL BOXES. 
 
 Come into operation 1«( DecembeTf 1869. 
 
 DISTRICT No. 1, 
 
 BOX MO. LOOALITT. 
 
 1. Gustom-Hoas^i (North Gor&er.) 
 
 2. Corner St. Jean-Bftptiste and St. Paul Streets. 
 
 3. Jacques Cartier Square, (Comer St. Paul St.) 
 
 4. Court-House Square, (Hose-Station.) 
 
 5. Corner Notre Dame and St. Francois Xavier Streets 
 Comer St. Sacrament and St. Peter Streets. 
 Comer St. Paul and McGill Streets. 
 Comer Notre Dame and McGill Streets. 
 Comer Craig and CbenneTiUe Streets, (Central Hose Station.) 
 Comer Craig Street apd St. Lambert Hill. 
 Comer Yitre and SangninetStreets. 
 Comer St. Lawrence and Lagauoheti^reStreets. 
 Comer Dorchester and St. urbain Streets. 
 Coroer Bleury and Dorchester Streets. 
 Beaver Hall HiU. 
 
 St. Antoine Street, (opposite (}enevidve Street) 
 Comer Brunswick and Dorchester Streets. 
 St. Catherine Street, (Hose Station.) 
 Comer St. Lawrisnoe and St Catherine Streets. 
 German Street (Hose Station.) 
 Comer St. Catherine and St Denis Street 
 Comer German and Ontario Streets. 
 
 2B. Corner St. Lawrence and Sherbrooke streets. 
 29. Comer St. George and Sherbrooke Streets* 
 
 31. Comer Union Avenue and Sherbrooke Streets. 
 
 32. Comer MoGill College Arenue & St Catherine Street 
 34. Guilbault's Garden. 
 
 DISTRICT No. 2. 
 
 S5. Comer King and Common Streets. 
 
 37. Comer Duke and Ottawa Sheets. 
 
 88. Comer Dupr^ Lane and St. Maorioe Street 
 
 39. Comer St Antoine and Cemetery Streets. 
 
 41. Chaboillei Square, (Hose St4don.) 
 
 42. Wellington Street (Hose SUtion.) 
 48. Mill Street, (Lyman's MUls.) 
 
 6. 
 
 7. 
 
 9. 
 12. 
 13. 
 14. 
 15. 
 16. 
 17. 
 18. 
 19. 
 21. 
 23. 
 24. 
 26. 
 26. 
 27. 
 
FIRE ALARM NEW SIGNAL BOXES. 
 
 207 
 
 BOX NO. LOCALITY. 
 
 45. Corner WellingtoB and MoGord Streets. 
 
 46. Corner Golbome and Ottawa Sti^ets. 
 
 47. Comer St Joseph and Mountain Streets. 
 
 48. Comer St. Antoine and Mountain Sjtreets. 
 
 49. Comer St. Catherine and Mountain Streetr.\ 
 
 51. Comer Sherbrooke and Peel Streets. 
 
 52. Comer St. Antome and Guy Streets. 
 
 53. Comer St. Martin and St Bonaventure Streets. 
 
 54. Comer St. Joeeph and Canning Streets. 
 57. Comer William and Seigneurs Streets. 
 
 61. Redpath's Sugar Refinery. 
 
 62. St Gabriel Market (Hose-Station.) 
 
 63. Grand Trunk Works, (Point St. Charles.) 
 
 DISTRICT No. 3. 
 
 64. Comer Notre Dame and Bonsecours Streets. 
 
 65. Dalhousie Square, (Hose-Station.) 
 67. Comer Wolfe and St. Mary Streets. 
 
 72. Comer Craig and Visitations Streets^ (Hose Station.) 
 
 74. Comer Dorchester and St. Andrl Streets. 
 
 75. Comer Mignonne and St. Andr^ Streets. 
 
 76. Comer Amherst and Ontario Streets. 
 
 81. Comer Robin land Visitation Streets. 
 
 82. Comer St Catherine and Panet Streets. 
 
 83. Papineau Maiitot. 
 
 91. Jail Gate, (St. Mary Street) 
 
 92. Comer St. Mary and Dufresne Sreets. 
 
 93. Comer Ontario and Fullum Streets. 
 
 \ 
 
 ll 
 
; If 
 
 ■yri- 
 
 IHVE8TED FUNDS UPWAfiDS OF $6,300,000. 
 This Institution differs from otheici V^'^ Offices, in that the 
 
 BONUSES FROM PROFITS 
 
 Are applied on a special systiem for tke Policy-holder's 
 
 PERSONAL BENEFlt'^fii fikjOYAiENT 
 DURING HIS OWN LIFETIME, 
 
 With the option of Largb Bonus Additions to th« jmm Aasvred. 
 
 The f 9licy-holder 'thos 6btaiQs 
 
 A LARGE REDUCTION OF OUfUY AT PRESENT, 
 
 or 
 
 A PROVISION FOR OLD AGE OF A MOST 
 
 IMPORTANT AMOUNT IN ONE CASH 
 
 PAYMENT, OR A LIFE ANNUITY, 
 
 Without any expense or outlay whatever beyond the ordinary 
 
 Assurance Premium for the Sura Assured, which remains intact 
 
 for the Policy-holder's heirs, or other purposes. 
 
 piRBCTORS AT f/iOHTRBJkl^/. 
 
 David Torrancb. Esq., CD. Torrance ft Co.) 
 
 Gborgr Moppatt, Esq., (Gillespie, Moffiitt ft Co.) 
 
 Alrxandbr Morris, Esq., M.P., Barrister. 
 
 Sir G. E. Cartibr, Bart., M.P., Minister of Militia. 
 
 Pbtbr Rbdpath, Esq., (J. Redi»th & Son.) 
 
 J. H. R. MoLSON, Esq., (J- H. K. Molson & Bros.) 
 
 Midkal Ojjlicgr :^K. Palmbr Howard^ Esq., M D. 
 
 Stcrttaty i—Jf Wardlaw. 
 
 Ins^top^ of AgtHcles :—} Kuns B. M. Cmipman. 
 
LONDON 
 
 Afsurance Corporation^ 
 
 FOR 
 
 FIRE AND LIFE. 
 
 INOORFORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER 
 
 OF 
 
 Wis W^sty King ^aoiiiaa the l^itist, ;«.J?). 1720. 
 
 CHIEF OinOE, Ho. 7 Eoyal Ezohange, Londoiii England. 
 
 ROMEO H. STEPHENS, 
 
 OEJ^ERAL AGEJfT FOR CAJ^ABA, 
 
 No. 56 ST. FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 PIRE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Assurances may be effected on almost all kinds of Property. 
 Short period Policies will be issued on Grain and Country Produce. 
 All losses satisfactorily established will be paid without reference to 
 the Board in London. 
 
 LIFE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 This Corporation has granted Assurances on Lives for a pbriod 
 BXCBBDING Onb Hundrbd AND FoRTY Ybars, having issued its 
 first Policy on the 7th June, 1721. 
 
 Two-thirds of the entire profits, without any Dbduction for 
 BXPBNSBs OF MANAGBMBNT, 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 end 
 of every five years, and the share of the Policy-holders may be ap- 
 propriated either in increase of the Sum Assured, or as an immediate 
 Cash payment. 
 
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