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MCMILLAN'S 
 Agricultural and Nautical 
 
 ALMANAC, 
 
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 1880. 
 
 WITH 
 
 TABLES ADAPTED TO THE PROVINCES 
 
 OF 
 
 ND PRINCE 
 
 FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS 
 
 AND GENERAL DEALERS IN NEW BRUNSWICK AND 
 . PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 J. & A. McMillan, and d. mcalpine, st. john, n. b. 
 
London . House, 
 
 Market Square and Chipman *& Hill, 
 
 importers of 
 
 STAPLE & FANCY 
 
 And Manufacturers of 
 
 SHIRTS, WOOLLENS, &c. 
 
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 NEW BRUNSWICK AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS AND GENERAL DEALERS IN 
 NEW BRUNSWICK AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 FOR INDEX SEE PAGE 159. 
 
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 J. & A. McMillan, and d. mcalpine, st. john, n. b. 
 
 1880. 
 
Advektisemknts. 
 
 Dr. Newcomb'B ANTI-BILIOnS HUTURE for Dyspepsia. 
 
 JOHN H. BUTT, 
 
 (LATE W. F. BUTT & CO.) 
 
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 N. Br-A6ENT FOR Q. C. ROBES and 
 Barristers' Gowns and Bags. 
 
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 ESTABLISHED 1850. 
 
 Tlie 01<leis(t Xi^stablisliiiieiit in tlio PiroT^inee. 
 
 PIANOFORTE MAKER, 
 
 South Side of King Square, - - - Saint John, N. B. 
 
 Sole Agent 
 
 POK TIIK 
 
 Shoningers 
 & Loring 
 and Blab 
 
 HENRY F. MILLER 
 
 Pianofortes,.^ -™^ —organs. 
 
 /nstrumenfs of all the best makers consianily on hand. 
 
 Pianofortes Eemoved, Tuned and Hepaired. Pianos and Organs to BeoL 
 
 LEVI H. YOUN 
 
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 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
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 i^j^iL'w-^'Y" t:e?.j^oic bolts. 
 
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 Also.-CARRIAGE AND HEAVY IRON WORK. 
 
 Patentee and Sole Manufacturer of the " UNIVERSAIj GRINDER," for 
 Mowing Machines and Reaper Knives, in the Dominion of Canada. 
 
 17 to 23 Waterloo Street, Saint John, N. B. 
 
 N. 3.— BRIDGE BOLTS, from 1 to 30 feet in lengtb, auy diameter, witliout welds, made 
 to order. Prompt attention guaranteed. Send for Price List. 
 
 PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, 
 
 PRINTERS, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, BOOK BINDERS, Jkc 
 
 98 Prince William Street, Saint John, N, B. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 AdVEIH I8KM KNTH. 
 
 The German Condition Powders,— the great Medicine for horses, 
 
 CLARKE, KERR &THORNE, 
 
 42 and 44 Prince Wni. Street. 
 
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 Hardware and Fancy Goods 
 
 builders; cabinet makers* and HOUSEKEEPERS' 
 
 Cutlery, Paints, Oils, Glass, Lead, Zinc, 
 
 Rope, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, etc., etc. 
 
 ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, FANCY GOODS. 
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 L. H. VAUGHAN & Bros., 
 
 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN 
 
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 Common and Refined Iron, Yellow Metal, 
 
 Sbeet Iron, Wire Rope, Hemp Rope, Manilla Rope, 
 
 BOLT ROP ', CANVAS, OAKUM, 
 
 Spikes, Clincli Rings, Lead Pipe, Tar, Pitch, &c. 
 
 VESSELS FURNISHED WITH OUTFITS COMPLETE. 
 Carriage Makers' Supplies of all kinds at S. HATWARD & CO's, 
 
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Advkutihkments. 
 
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 cattle, sheep, swine, ponltry, etc, etc. 
 
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 HOUSE FUBI^ISHI^O OOOOS, 
 
 Carpeti^ made and laid at »hort notice 
 by competent worlcmen. 
 
 Cornices made to Order in any Style and Finish. 
 
 56 KING STREET, 
 
 SAINT JOHN, N. B. 
 
 73 Prince William Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
Advertihkmenth. 
 
 Dr. Newcomb's LnnMEHT for eziemal use. 
 
 K CLEMEHTSOir & CO., ^i 
 
 DOCK STREET, ■ ■ ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
 Manufacturers and Importers of 
 
 CHINA, GLASS, [ARTHENWAIIE, 
 
 KEROSENE LAMPS, 
 
 Glass Shades, &c., &c., 
 
 Which they are offering at the lowest possible prices, 
 
 Assorted Packages suitable for the Retail Trade always on hand. 
 
 DIRECT IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN 
 
 PURE HAVANA CIGARS. 
 
 Carriage makers' Supplies of all kinds at S. HATWARD k CO's, 
 
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 Advkutikkmknth. 
 See Certiiicatef iniide back cover. 
 
 Agents' Supply House, 
 
 g Trinity Blocli, 75 Cliarlottc Street. 
 
 AGEivTS FOR. THE i*a^i?yi^ooiia^i»m:. 
 
 Agents for Stciv art's Ruhher Hand Stamps. 
 COLLECTING &; REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 
 
 TRINITY BLOCK, - - - 75 CHARLOTTE STREET, 
 
 ^jLxisTrn croiiisr, isr. b. 
 
 J. R. CAMERON, 
 
 Ennis & Gardner Block, - - - .Prince William Street, 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 AMERieAN AND 6ANADIAN OILS, 
 
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 German Study, and English and American 
 
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 BlIRjr^RI^ Chimneys, HOI CKS, Ac, 
 
 ~ 73 \^rince Wm. Itreet, St. John, K. B. 
 
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 Al>VEUTIf4EMENT. 
 
 Dr. Newcomb's Anti-Bilious PILLS— See Certificiite» Inside back cover. 
 
 ALBION HOUSE. 
 
 BEARD & VENNING, 
 
 DET GOODS MERCHAKTS, 
 
 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN 
 
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 MERCHANDISE. 
 
 WHOLESALE and RETALL. 
 
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 18 KINO STREET. 
 
 St. JTolm, ]V. B, 
 
 HABDWARE of «U Units at S. HATWARD k OO'i., 
 
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 Calculated for Saint John, Latitude 45° 16' N., and Longitude 66° 4' W 
 from Greenwich ; and will serve, with sufficient accuracy, for all parts of the 
 Provinces of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. 
 
 Principal Articles of the Calendar for the Tear 1880. 
 
 Golden Num ber, 19 
 
 Epact,... 18 
 
 Solar Cycle, 13 
 
 Dominical Letters, D. C. 
 
 Roman Indiction, 8 
 
 Julian Period, 6593 
 
 Fixed and Movable Festivals, Anniversaries, &c., &c. 
 
 Epiphany, Jan'y 6 
 
 Septuagesima, " 25 
 
 Quinquagesima, Feb'y 8 
 
 Ash Wednesday, " 11 
 
 Quadragesima, " 15 
 
 St. David, March 1 
 
 St. Patrick, " 
 
 Palm Sunday, '* 
 
 Annunciation — I^ady Day,... " 
 
 Good Friday,. " 
 
 Easter Sunday, " 
 
 Low Sunday, April 
 
 St. George, ** 
 
 Kogatiou Sunday, May 
 
 Ascension — Holy Tliursday, '' 
 
 Pentecost — Wiiit Sunday,... May 16 
 
 Landing of the Lovalists, " 18 
 
 Trinity Sunday,....' " 23 
 
 Birth of Queen Victoria, " 24 
 
 Corpus Cliristi " 27 
 
 Ace. of Queen Victoria, June 20 
 
 -Mid-Suu(hiv, 
 
 
 17 j Proclamation 
 21 \ St. John Bap. 
 
 25 I Domiuian Day, 'Inly 
 
 2^ '• St. Michael— Michaelmas. ...Sei)t. 
 28 ] Birth of Prince of Wale., Nov. 
 
 4 ' First Sunday in Advent, " 
 
 23 1 St. Andrew,' " 
 
 2; St. Thomas, Dec. 
 
 6 Clivistmas Day, " 
 
 21 
 24 
 
 1 
 29 
 
 9 
 
 28 
 30 
 21 
 25 
 
 The year 5641 of the Jewish Era coniineuces on September 6, 18S0. 
 
 Kamadfin (Month of Abstinence observed bv the Turks) conuuences on 
 August 7, 1880. 
 
 The year 1298 of the Mohammedan Era conuuences on December 4, 1880. 
 
 These and other Feasts, Anniversaries, t^c, will be found in the columns of 
 the Calendar. 
 
 © The Sun 
 C The Moon 
 
 (^ Mercury 
 
 9 Venus 
 © The Earth 
 
 h Hours 
 m Minutes 
 K Seconds 
 
 Explanation of Astronomical Symbols and Abbreviations. 
 
 (/ Conjunction 
 Q Quadrature 
 fp Opposition 
 
 Ascending Node 
 Descending Node 
 
 North: S. South 
 East; W. AVest 
 M. Morn'g; A. Aftern'n 
 Latitude. 
 
 cj" :Mars 
 'JJ. Jupiter 
 b Saturn 
 g Uranus 
 ^ Neptune 
 
 ° Degrees 
 
 ^ Minutes of arc 
 
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 N. 
 E. 
 
 Gr. Hel 
 
 Lat.- 
 
 Seconds of arc | 
 
 -Greatest Heliocentric 
 
 Signs and Influences of the Zodiac. 
 
 Spj-ing 
 Signs 
 
 Summer 
 
 Signs 
 
 I' 1 ^ vVries, head 
 2 ^ Taurus, neck 
 3 ^ Gemini, arms 
 !4 69 Cancer, breast 
 5 ^ Leo, heart 
 6 ttP Virgo, bowels 
 
 Autumn 
 Signs 
 
 Winter 
 
 Signs 
 
 7 LOJ 
 
 Libra, reins 
 
 8 TTL Scorpio, secrets 
 
 9 7f1 Sagittarius, thighs 
 
 10 ^ Capricornus, knees 
 
 11 'Mi Acpiarius, legs 
 
 12 K Pisces, feet 
 
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 Seasons — Eclipses. 
 
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 THE SEASONS. 
 Sun enters ^"^ 'Spring begins) March 19th, Midnight. 
 " 6() (Summer begins) June 20th, 9h. a. 
 
 " yH (Autumn begins) September 22d, Noon. 
 
 ** ?S (Winter begins) December 2l8t, 5h. m. 
 
 ECLIPSES IN 1880. 
 
 In the year 1880 there will be four Eclipses of the Sun and two of the Moon. 
 
 1. A total eclipse of the Sun, January 11, 1880, invisible at St. John. Begins 
 on the Earth generally, Jan. 11, 3h. 36.3m. a, mean time at St. John, in lon- 
 gitude 153° W E of Greenwich, and latitude 4° 33' N. 
 
 Central Eclipse begins generally Jan. 11, 4h. 39.6m. A, in longitude 142® 
 20' E of Greenwich, and latitude 15° 18' S. 
 
 Central Eclipse at noon, Jan. 11, 6h. 24m. a, in longitude 160° W of Green- 
 wich, and latitude 10° 24' S. 
 
 -Central Eclipse ends generally Jan. 11, 7h. 40 3m. a, in longitude 109° 47' 
 W of Greenwich, and latitude 41° 41' N. 
 
 Ends on Earth generally Jan. 11, 8h 43.6m, a, in longitude 118° 56' W of 
 Greenwich, and latitude 31° 27' N. 
 
 2. A Total Eclipse of the Moon, June 22, 1880, invisible at St. John. 
 
 First contact with Penumbra, June 22, 6h 53.9m. 
 " " " Shadow, " ** 7h 50.6ra. 
 
 Beginning of total phase, 
 Middle of the Eclipse, 
 End of total phase, 
 Last contact with the Shadow, 
 " Penumbra, 
 
 3. An Annular Eclipse of the Sun, July 7, 1880, invisible at St. John. 
 Begins on the Earth generally July 7, 6h 18.8m. m, mean time at St. John, 
 
 in longitude 59° 37' W of Greenwich, and latitude 22° 47' S. 
 
 Central Eclipse begins generally July 7, 8h 6.8m. m, mean time at St. John, 
 in longitude 64° 55' W of Greenwich, and latitude 51° 51' S. 
 
 Central Eclipse, at noon, July 7, 9h 10.4m. m, mean time at St. John, in 
 longitude 22° 28' W of Greenwich, and latitude 62° 30' S. 
 
 Central Eclipse ends generally Julv 7, 9h 25.3m, m, mean time at St. John, 
 in longitude 8° 10' W of Greenwich, and latitude 66° 34' S. 
 
 Ends on the Earth generally July 7, llh 13.2m. m, mean time at St. John, 
 in longitude 12° 44' Y. of Greenwich, and latitude 44° 43' S. 
 
 4. A partial Eclipse of the Sun, December 1, 1880, invisible at St. John. 
 Begins on the Eartfi generally December 1, lOh 20.5m. a, mean time at 
 
 St. John, in longitude 13° 17' W of Greenwich, and latitude 65° 1' S. 
 
 Greatest Eclipse, December 1, lOh 46.9m. a, mean time at St. Joha, in 
 longitude 42° 43' W of Greenwich, and latitude 67° 56' S. 
 
 Ends on the Earth generally December 1, llh 13.4m. a, mean time at St. 
 John, in longitude 74^ 18' W of Greenwich, and latitude 67° 10' S. 
 
 6. A Total Eclipse of the Moon, December 16, 1880, iiivisible at St. John. 
 First contact with Penumbra, Dec. 16, 8h 7.3m m. 
 
 
 " Shadow, 
 
 
 9h 20.3m m. 
 
 
 
 Beginning of total phase, 
 
 
 lOh 29.8m m. 
 
 
 
 Middle of Eclipse, 
 
 
 llh H.6ra M. 
 
 
 
 End of total phase. 
 
 
 llh 59.4m M. 
 
 
 
 Last contact with Shadow, 
 
 
 Ih 8.9m a. 
 
 
 
 " Penumbra, 
 
 
 2h 21.9m A. 
 
 
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 6. A partial Eclipse of the Sun, December 31, 1880, visible at St John, 
 when the Sun will rise eclipsed. 
 
 Begins on the p]arth generally December, 31, 7h 35.4m. M, mean time at 
 St. John, in longitude 71° 44' W of Greenwich, and latitude 35° 31' N. 
 
 Gi-eatest P^oHpse, December 31, 9h 20.5m. m, mean time at St. John, in 
 longitude 49° 29' W of Greenwich, and latitude G5° 8' N. Magnitude 
 (Sun's diameter 1), 0.712. 
 
 Ends on the Earth generally December 31, llh 4.5m. M, mean time at St. 
 John, in longitude 5° 44' E of Greenwich, and latitude 52° 11' N. 
 
 EXPLANATORY. 
 
 Aphelion — Tiiat point of a Planet's orbit farthest from the Sun. 
 Apogee — That part of the Moon's orbit farthest from the Earth. 
 Astronomicr.I Day is reckoned from noon to noon through the 24 hours. Thus 
 
 July 21, 9h, is 9h a of July 21, and July 21, 15h, is 3h M of July 22. 
 Conjunction — A Planet directly between the Earth and the Sun is said to be 
 in Inferior Conjunction with the Sun. A Planet with the Sun directly 
 between it and the Earth is said to be in Superior Conjunction with the 
 Sun. Planets are said to be in conjunction with each other, or with the 
 Moon, when they are in the rtame sign and degree. 
 Declination — The distance of a heavenly body from the Equinoctial, measured 
 
 north or south, in degrees or minutes, on a Meridian. 
 Ecliptic — The plane of the Earth's orbit, so called because Eclipses can take 
 
 place only when the Moon is on or near it. 
 Elongation — The distance of a Planet from tlie Sun as seen from the Earth. 
 Equinoctial — The circle in the heavens traced 'by the Earth's Equator. 
 Node — Tliat part of the orbit of a heavenly body which intersects the Ecliptic. 
 If the body is passing from south to north, it is called the Ascending Node; 
 if from north to south, the Descending. 
 Opposition — A Planet with the Earth directly between it and the Sun is said 
 
 to be in Opposition to the Sun. 
 Penumbra — That portion of space around the shadow of the Earth, passing 
 through which the Moon diminishes in brightness, in consequence of a 
 part only of the Sun's rays reaching her surface. 
 Perigee — Thjit part of the Moon's orbit nearest to the Earth. 
 Perihelion — Tiiat part of a Planet's orbit nearest to the Sun. 
 Quadrature — Two henvenly bodies are said to be in Quadrature when they are 
 distant from each other by one-fourth of the Zodiac, or three signs apart. 
 The Sun's Declination and fast or slow of clock are given for apparent noon, 
 
 or time of passing the Meridian of St. John. 
 The Moon's Southing is given in Astronomical time for the Meridian passage 
 
 at St. John ; and her Declination, when on the Meridian. 
 The Rising of the Moon is given from Full Moon to New Moon ; and the 
 
 Setting, from New Moon to Full Moon. 
 The Tides in the Calendar are the Morning and Afternoon Tides at St. John 
 and Charlottetown. In the Tide Table (page 12) will be found Constanta 
 for finding the approximate time of High Water at each of the places 
 given in the Table. 
 It will sometimes be found that when a Constant is added to the time of 
 High Water at the Port of reference the sum exceeds 12 hours; in this case 
 fiubstract 12 hours from the sum and the remainder will be the time of High 
 Water at the required Port on the succeeding afternoon or morning, according 
 as the Tide at Port of re ference was a Morning or After noon Tide. 
 
 73 PrinM Wm. Street, St. Jobn, N. B. 
 
12 
 
 lORECASTINC} TIIK WeATHER — TiDE TaBLE. 
 
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 High Water at St. John, Feb. 26, llh 58ni x 
 Moncton, add -54 
 
 12 52 
 Subtract, 12 
 
 Iligli Water at :Monetoii, Feb. 27, Oh 52in m 
 
 If a Constant to be subtracted is greater than the time of Tide taken from 
 the table add 12 hours, then subtract the Constant, and the remainder will be 
 the time on the previous morning or artern(jou, according as the Tide from 
 the Table was afternoon or morning. 
 
 EXAJIPLi:. 
 
 High W.iter at Charlottetown, Julv 11, Ih 12m m 
 
 Add, * 12 00 
 
 13^12 
 Arichat, subtract, 2 15 
 
 Plighwater at Arichat, July 10, lOh 57m A 
 
 FORECASTING THE WEATHER. 
 
 Men have, from a very early period, studied the weather, on account of its 
 great influence on their i)ursuits, in order if possible to predict its nature and 
 prevent those losses to the farmer and the sailor which result from violent 
 storms. 
 
 The earlier students based their j^redictions on the phases of the Moon, but 
 an examination of the Greenwich observations for more than half a century 
 has shown that this theory is entirely unfounded. Weather prophets like 
 Moore, Zadkiel and Venner claim in their Almanacs lo be able to forecast 
 tiie weather day by day for a Avhole year ; but meteorological science in the 
 British Isles, and the Signal Service of the United States, with the Weather 
 Bureau of the Dominion, does not claim to forecast, with any certainty, the 
 weather for more than three or four days at the most. 
 
 If an observer could obtain, at regular and repeated intervals, readings of 
 the Barometer at stations distributed over a large area he would be enabled to 
 trace the march of the storm, for it has been found that the wind'always blows 
 towards the place of the lowest barometer reading ; and so, by means of the 
 telegraph, he may warn those places the storm is approaching. Still, mistakes 
 are often made, and the forecasts are not always infallible, so that much re- 
 mains to be done before meteorology can be ranked among the exact sciences. 
 
 TIDE TAKLE. 
 
 The time of High Water at the following places will be found approximately 
 by adding to or subtracting from the time of High Water at the given Port, 
 of Reference, as follows : 
 
 Sign, +, add; Sign, — , Subtract. 
 
 PORT OF KEFERENCE — SAINT JOHN, N. B. 
 
 Newburyport, +0.1 
 
 Portsmouth, +0.2 
 
 Portland, +0.4 
 
 Kennebec R. (Hanniwell's Pt.) —0.6 
 Mount Desert Island, — 0.9 
 
 New England Coast. 
 
 Boston Light, 
 Salem, 
 
 Gloucester Harbor, 
 Ipswich, 
 
 u. M. 
 
 —0.9 
 
 —0.8 
 
 —0.17 
 
 +0.5 
 
 S.HATWARD & Co., Wholesale Hardware and Carriage SHock, 
 
Tide Table. 
 
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 TrOE TABLE — Continued. 
 
 +0.1 
 
 + 0.2 
 
 + 0.4 
 
 )— 0.6 
 
 —0.9 
 
 i Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia. 
 
 I ' 11. M. 
 
 S Cape Sable ((Mam Point), —2.54 
 
 (Clarke's Harbor), —2.23 
 
 Pubnico, — 1.5G 
 
 Argyle (Jones' Anchorage), — 1.54 
 
 Seal Island (Cape Sable), —1.32 
 
 Ellen wood's Anchorage, — 1.27 
 
 Jebogue, — 1.17 
 
 Yarmouth, —1.12 
 E. Sandy cove (St. Marv'!,' Bay), —0.48 
 
 :^ Petit Passage, ' —0.40 
 
 i Grand Passage, — 0.3S 
 \V. Sand V cove (St Mary's Bav ), —0.31 
 
 Digby Gut, —0.21 
 
 Port George, — 0.4 
 
 Isle Haute, —0.0 
 
 Black Kock, +0.8 
 
 Spenser's Anchorage, +0.21 
 
 Parrsboro (Minas Basin), +0.56 
 
 Jlorton Blutr, (Mimw Basing +1.9 
 
 Noel Bay, 
 
 1.20 
 
 Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick: 
 
 il. M. 
 
 Machias, Seal Island, — 0.16 
 
 Seal Cove, Grand Manan, — 0.27 
 
 Grand Harbor, " —0.14 
 
 Fish Head, " —0.5 
 
 West Quoddy, —0.9 
 
 Campobello — Wek^hpool, — 0,0 
 
 St. Andrews, —0.31 
 
 i; Etang, —0.2 
 
 Lc])reaux, — 0.3 
 
 (^uaco, +0.14 
 
 Spicer's Cove, Cape Chignecto, +0.14 
 
 Grindstone Island, +0.26 
 Folly Point, mouth of Pet'cod'c, +0.28 
 
 Cumberland Basin, Sackvillc. +0.34 
 
 Moneton, +0.54 
 
 rORT OF REFERENCE- 
 
 Northumberland StraitH, N. S. 
 
 -f'HARLOTTETOAVN. P. E. I. 
 
 Pictou Harbor, 
 Caribou Harbor, 
 Amet Sound, 
 Tatamagouche, 
 Wallace Harbor, 
 Pugwash Harbor, 
 Bay Verte, 
 Arichat, 
 
 H. ^f. 
 —0.45 
 —0.45 
 —0.15 
 —0.45 
 —0.15 
 —0.15 
 —0.45 
 —2.15 
 
 Prince Edward Island. 
 
 East Point, —2.15 
 
 Boughton Harbor, — 2.5 
 
 Cardigan Bay, " — 2.5 
 
 Cape Bear, — 1.45 
 Head of Hillsborough River, +0.15 
 
 Crapaud, — 0.45 
 
 Bedeque Harbor — 0.30 
 
 Minemegash, — 7.15 
 
 Egmont Bay, — 7.45 
 
 Cascumpeque Harbor, — 5.5 
 
 Richmond Harbor, — 4.45 
 
 Cape Turner, — 4.35 
 
 Grand Rustico, — 4.5 
 
 Tracadie, —3.45 
 
 St. Peter's Harbor, —2.15 
 
 Chilf of St. Lawrence, N. B. 
 
 Dalhousie Harbor, — 7.35 
 
 Bathurst, 
 ' Shippegan, 
 I Miramichi Bar, 
 Sheldrake Island, 
 Vin Harbor, 
 Point Escuminac, 
 Richibucto River, 
 Shediac Harbor, 
 
 .^And 
 to be applied to that tide at 
 Charlottetown which follows 
 the Moon's Southing. 
 Cape Jourmain, 
 
 Newfoundland. 
 St. Pierre and Miquelon Road, 
 Placentia, 
 St. Mary's Harbor, 
 Cape Race, 
 St. Johns, 
 
 Heart's Content, Trinity Bay. 
 Fogo Island, 
 
 Petit Port, Bay of Islands, 
 St. George Harbor, West Coast, 
 
 Gulf of St. Lawrence. 
 St. Paul Islands, 
 Magdalen Islands, 
 Anticosti, East Cape, 
 
 Campbellt'n, Restigouche River, — 6.45 Anticosti, West Point, 
 
 H. M. 
 
 -7.30 
 
 -7.3 
 
 -5.15 
 
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 -2.12 
 
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 -0.3 
 
 -0.42 
 
 -2.45 
 -2.25 
 -9.30 
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 AND OP TWO WIDTHS, 33 and 36 INCHES. 
 
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 ROBINSOX*S Phosphorizod Eiiiulsiftn of Cod Livor Oil with Larto-phosphate of Lime, 
 
 For Pnlmonary Consumption, Coughs, Bronchitis, Aphonia, Loss of Nervous Power, General Debil- 
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 liCncorrhoea, dhlorosis, and all Impurities of the Blood, 
 
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 duct, meets with the approiiation of the Medical Faculty, &n^ is largely proscrilied by them 
 in their daily practice — combining as it does the medicinal virtues of COD LIVER OIL of 
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 phosphite; PHOSPHORUS, in its most eligible form, and IRON, tne great Blood-Producing 
 element. - - - For sale by Druggists and General Dealers. Price, $1.00 per bottle ; six for 
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 . & F. BURPEE & CO., 
 
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 SAINT JOHN, N. B. 
 
 II Kill Wateu, Mean Time, at 
 
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 l|(Jircumci«i<)n. Q'n Vic. Einps. of India 
 'JlCalcutta (•a[)t'(l hy Clive 1757. [1877. 
 8|Douf]flaH Jcrrold born 180.3. 
 D|2n(l Sunday after Christmas. 
 6i(ieneral Marmora died 1878. 
 
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 Or sent free by mail on recei^)t of price in postage stamps, or cash in registered letters, to 
 
 localities where not otherwise obtainable, - - - Manufactured solely by 
 
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 FEBRUARY has Twenty-nine Days. 
 
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 BEST ENGLISH REFINED, 
 
 LOWMOOR and SWEDE BAR IRON, 
 
 SCOTCH PIG IRON, 
 at I. S6 ):\ BTJBFEI! & Go's;. 
 
 Sexagesima Sunday. 
 
 Purifi. ofV. M. 
 
 Horace (ireeley born 1811, 
 
 Galvini died 1790. Neap tides, 
 
 Sir R. Peel born 1788. 
 
 Charles II. died 1685. 
 
 7h.^M. $ c( €• 9 1° 47^ N. 
 
 Quinquagesima Sunday. 
 
 Cold Friday 18G1. Temp. 36"^ below, 
 
 3h. M. ^ ^ C- ^5° 15' S. 
 
 Ash Wednesday. Spring tides, 
 
 6h. M. ^ Gr. ilel. Lat. S. 
 
 Tidal Wave. Peru 1878. 
 
 9h. M. T? c/ 3, b 8° 7' S. 
 
 1st Sunday in Lent. 
 
 Mr. Chitty, Barrister died 1878. 
 
 Luther died 1564. Neap tides 
 
 5M. d'c/C- d'l°37'S. 
 
 Chcirlotte Cushman died 1876. 
 
 Cardinal Pecci elected Pope 1878. 
 
 Cardinal Newman born 1801. 
 
 2nd Sunday in Lent. 
 
 7h. M. c^ n ©. 
 
 St. Matthias. 
 
 lOh. A. S cP ©• 
 
 Tom Moore, poet, d. 1852. Spr'g tides 
 
 Longfellow born 1807. 
 
 8h. A ^ (f % 'i 0° 40' N. 
 
 8rd Sunday in Lent. 
 
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 seen but a short while in the evening, setting on the 24th, 6 h. 45 m. p. m. 
 
 MOST RELIABLE. 
 
 Fellow..' Balsam of Coltsfoot and Liverwort is one of the most reliable 
 remedies in the world for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Iloarseneas, 
 Whooping Cough, Croup, Sore Throat, Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, 
 Spitting of Blood, and Disejuses of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. The wonder- 
 ful cures that have been effected by Fellows' Balsam of Coltsfoot and Liver- 
 wort give it at once a prominence over any other article of its kind before the 
 public. Price Twenty-five Cents. 
 
 T- B. BA-RKiEn SB sonsrs, 
 
 35 & 37 King Street, St. John. N. B> 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 zEiisraojj-iRji^OrXisro- to idi^sfeiptios. 
 
 CiiARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I., Nov, 11th, 1878.- Mr. Javies If. Robinson, Ht. John, N. JS.— Dear 
 Sir :— By, I may say, ahnost an accident early this spring being conlined to my room for 
 nearly three months, and during this time I was under the combined care of three of the 
 most eminent pbysicians of Chnrlottetown, and by them and my friends given up as beyond all power to help me. 
 Or. Baxter, of Moncton, having occasion to call upon me on buxiness, very uaturally observed my 8tat« of health, 
 and after fully describing my trouble, which by the doctors attending me was pronounced Dyspepsia or Indigestion 
 (in fact I was so bad I could only eat Li own-bread, and that after being made at least three days, while tea, coffee or 
 milk I dare not touch, and a slice of dry toast would Invariably give me the utmost distress). Dr-Kaxter recom- 
 mended Robinson's Pbospborized Emulsion, and I feel that I owe the public a debt which can only be paid by say- 
 ing to all similarly aOlicted : "Go thou and do likewise;" —try Robinson's "Phosphorized Emulsion." To-day I 
 •m hearty and strong, and can, without f«ar, indulge in all the luxuries of a first-class hotel. 
 
 Yours, etc., (Signed) J. McKechmb. For sale by druggists and general dealers. Price, 
 |1 per bottle ; six for »5. J. H. BOB IHBOK, Mannfactnrtng Chemiit, B alnt J oh n, H. B . 
 
 S. HAYWARD & Co., Hardware of alT kinds ,l:arHageStock7^tc . , at 
 
1880.| 
 
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188U. 
 
 MARCH has Tliirty-one Days. 
 
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 list. David. 
 2|5h.M. ? inQ,. 
 3|Pope Leo XIII. crowned 1878. 
 4j Neap tides. 
 
 5:B. & F. Bible Society instituted 1804. 
 G 7li. A. '§. in Periiielion. 
 C 4tli Sunday in Lent. 
 8:7h. M. ? 'c/ C- 9 3° 20' S. 
 9 Legislature Quebec refuses supply 1878 
 lOiKafires defeated 1878. 
 
 ll|7h. M. Qtc/C- '4G= 
 1211b. A. h c( €' T?7'= 
 13;P:arl Grey born 1764, 
 
 C 5tb Sunday in Ijcnt. 
 ISjSb. A. % d ©. 
 leiHon. J. S. Saunders died 1878. 
 njSt. Patrick. 7b. A. S^ cf (0- 
 18 6b. A. 2 Stationary. 
 19,Midnigbt © enter ^p. Spring begins. 
 20 Sir Isaac Newton died 1727. 
 
 C Palm Sunday. 
 
 22'p]mperor of Germany born 1797. 
 23;Sbip Blanche witbCbolera at Partridge 
 24:Great Snow Storm 1 878. [Island 1854. 
 25'Annun. B. M. V. — Lady-day. 
 26iGood Friday. Abercrombie d. 1801. 
 
 Saint John, N. B. 
 
 Morning 
 
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 C Easter Sunday. 7b. A. 
 29jRev. John Keble died 1866. 
 30|Heavy Rains and Floods 1878. 
 31iCliarlotte Bronte died 1855. 
 
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 Jupiter which has .shono as an evening Star since tho beginning of the year, has d is- 
 appeared, being in conjunction witli the Sun on the 1.5th. 1 
 
 Are you troubled with Want of Appetite, Nausea, Costiveness, Heartburn, 
 Bad Breath, Bilious complaint, Headache, Waterbrash, a sense of fulness or 
 oppression after eating, a furred tongue, languor and aversion to exercise of 
 mind and body, dejection of spirits, dimness of vision, or any other disease 
 arising from dyspepsia ? If you are, try Fellows' Dyspepsia Bitters. 
 They will give you instant relief. Price 25c. 
 
 T. B. BARKER & SONS, 35 & 37 King Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
 73 Prince Wm, Street, Saint John, N. B. 
 
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 APRIL begins on Thursday. 1880. 
 
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 y lengthe 
 
 ns lb. 24 
 
 min., this month — IS 
 
 min. in the morning, and 35 in the 
 
 afternooi 
 
 d. 
 
 
 
 
 
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 For Costiveness, or Constipation of the Bowels, the parent of so much un- 
 told misery, engendering Acidity of the Stomach, Dyspepsia, Headache, Water- 
 brash, Palpitation, Piles, and other more serious consequences. 
 
 Sample Boxes, 26c. Full Slie, 50c. For sale by Drnggists & Oendral Dealers, 
 
 Or sent Iree by mail on receipt of price in postage atanips, or cash in registered letters, to 
 localities where not otherwise obtainable. - • - - llannfkctared solely by 
 
 J. H. BOBINSON, Manufacturing Chemist, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 S. HAY WARD & Go, Carriage Stock and Hardware, 
 
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 red letters, to 
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 John, N. B. 
 
 
1880. 
 
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 10j5h. 
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 241 Cn 
 
 C'4tli 
 
 26 2h, 
 
 27 
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1880. APRIL. Ims Thirty Days. 
 
 
 23 
 
 • 
 
 11AV7 SlAnili lEOI 
 
 for MachlnistH, 
 
 Hion Water, \ 
 
 VIean Time, at 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 OVAL, HALF-OVAL, and HALF 
 ROUND IRON, 
 
 ai I. & F. BURPEE & Go's. 
 
 Saint John, N. B. 
 
 Charlottet'n, P. B. I. 
 
 
 Morning 
 
 Afternoon 
 
 1 
 Morning 
 
 Afternoon 
 
 
 h. m. 
 
 h. in. 
 
 h, m. 
 
 h. m. 
 
 ' 1 
 
 Prince Bismarck •' .i 1815. 
 
 4 13 
 
 4 44 
 
 3 37 
 
 4 8 
 
 2 
 
 Earl of Leitrir.i shot 1878. 
 
 5 13 
 
 5 43 
 
 4 37 
 
 5 7 
 
 3 
 
 Ih. A. 9 in Aphelion. Neap tides. 
 
 6 11 
 
 6 39 
 
 5 35 
 
 6 3 
 
 G 
 
 Low Sunday. Oliv'r Goldsmith d. 1774. 
 
 7 5 
 
 7 30 
 
 6 29 
 
 6 54 
 
 5 
 
 Rev. C. J. Shieve died 1878. 
 
 7 54 
 
 8 18 
 
 7 18 
 
 7 42 
 
 
 
 Old Lady Day. Battle Shiloh 1862. 
 
 8 41 
 
 9 4 
 
 8 5 
 
 8 28 
 
 I 7 
 
 nil. M. ? cr(D- ? 6°50'S. 
 
 9 26 
 
 9 49 
 
 8 50 
 
 9 13 
 
 8 
 
 5h. M. ^ cT 2i. g 1° 35' N. 
 
 10 11 
 
 10 33 
 
 9 35 
 
 9 57 
 
 9 
 
 Gen. Lee surrenders 1865. 
 
 10 55 
 
 11 17 
 
 10 19 
 
 10 41 
 
 10 
 
 5h. M. y Stationary. Spring tides. 
 
 11 40 
 
 
 11 4 
 
 11 27 
 
 C 2nd Sunday after Easter. 
 
 3 
 
 6 26 
 
 11 50 
 
 
 12 
 
 Bishop Selwyn died 1878. 
 
 49 
 
 1 13 
 
 13 
 
 37 
 
 13 
 
 [12th, Henry Clay born 1777. 
 
 1 38 
 
 2 2 
 
 I 2 
 
 1 26 
 
 14 
 
 President Lincoln assassinated 1865. 
 
 2 27 
 
 2 52 
 
 1 51 
 
 2 16 
 
 15 
 
 Ih. M. ? cT 9. ? 0°19'N. 
 
 3 17 
 
 3 42 
 
 2 41 
 
 3 6 
 
 16 
 
 Jeff. Davis made prisoner 1865. 
 
 4 6 
 
 4 30 
 
 3 30 
 
 3 54 
 
 17 
 
 Benj. Franklin died 1790. 
 
 4 54 
 
 5 18 
 
 4 18 
 
 4 42 
 
 C 
 
 3rd Sunday after Easter. Neap tides. 
 
 5 42 
 
 6 5 
 
 5 6 
 
 5 29 
 
 19 
 
 7h. A. § in Aphelion. 
 Napoleon III born 1808. 
 
 6 28 
 
 6 51 
 
 5 52 
 
 6 15 
 
 20 
 
 7 14 
 
 7 37 
 
 6 38 
 
 7 1 
 
 21 
 
 Bishop Heber born 1783. 
 
 8 1 
 
 8 24 
 
 7 25 
 
 7 48 
 
 22 
 
 [21st, Hampden born 1594. 
 
 8 48 
 
 9 12 
 
 8 12 
 
 8 36 
 
 23 
 
 St. George. Shakspeare died 1616. 
 
 9 37 
 
 10 3 
 
 9 1 
 
 9 27 
 
 24 
 
 Cromwell born 1599. [b. 1843. 
 
 10 30 
 
 10 58 
 
 9 54 
 
 10 22 
 
 C 
 
 4th Sunday after Easter. Prs. Alice 
 
 11 26 
 
 11 56 
 
 10 50 
 
 11 20 
 
 26 
 
 2h. M. ? G. H. L. S. St. Mark. 
 
 
 27 
 
 11 51 
 
 
 27 
 
 President Grant born 1822. 
 
 58 
 
 1 30 
 
 22 
 
 6 54 
 
 28 
 
 Mutiny of the Bounty 1789. 
 
 2 2 
 
 2 34 
 
 1 26 
 
 1 58 
 
 29 P^mperor of Russia born 1818. 
 
 3 5 
 
 3 36 
 
 2 29 
 
 3 
 
 30 Admiral Fitzroy died 1865. 
 
 4 5 
 
 4 34 
 
 3 29 
 
 3 58 
 
 Venus and Jupiter are morning Stars — S 
 
 lars rema 
 
 ns as an e 
 
 vening Star. 
 
 The most speedy remedy for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping 
 ICough, Cramps, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Brc hing, etc., is Fel- 
 llows' Balsam of Coltsfoot and Liverwort. Price 25 cents. 
 
 Fellows' Speody Belief cures Cramps, Cholera, Dysentery, Diarhoea, 
 'ainter's Colic, Bowel Complaint, Pain in the Stomach, Sore Throat, Sore 
 [Lips, Sadden Colds, etc. Price 25 cents. 
 
 PuKiFY the Blood and Prevent Disease by taking Golden Elixir. 
 
 T. B. BARKER & SONS, 35 & 37 King Street, St. John. N. B. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, Saint John, N. B. 
 

 „, 
 
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 MAY hegluH on Nuturday. 
 
 
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 1880. 
 
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 h. 7m. — 33 min. in t 
 
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 afternoon. 
 
 
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 The Average Boy and a good-sizod lumi) of maple candy form the materials from which 
 we might deduce a self-evident conclusion regarding the facility with which attachments' 
 are formed in early life, when the circumstances are at all favourable. Among other 
 good illustrations we might also particularize tho case of the little fellow, who, as an induce- 
 ment to his indulgent maternal relative to make an addition to his customary dose ofj 
 Kobinson's Phospliorized £inuIsion, suddenly brought tho matter to a focus by ox- ] 
 claiming, appealinglv — " .Tust gim'me one more teaspoonful and I'll go right off to sleep." 
 Prepared solely by J. H. ROBINSOIN, 
 
 Pharmaceutical Chemist, Saint John, X. B., 
 and for sale by Druggists and General Dealers. 
 
 PRICE ^1 PER BOTTLE ; SIX BOTTLES FOR #5. _ 
 
 Carriage Makers Supplies of all kinds at S. HAYWARD & GO'S, 
 
1880. 
 
 11. 111. "^ 
 i) 40 M. 
 
 9 18 
 
 111. 
 
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 8 rx; 
 
 8 ^54 
 
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 10 \?, \ y^ 
 
 ^ 4 48 i '„- 
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 11 9 'P 
 !'■) 38 rp 
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 !4 .'55 
 
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 1 attachniorih 
 Anionp otiur 
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 i focus by ('v. 
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I 
 
 "■"' '"iV'V.uiX'sytatiiir 
 
1 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1880. MAY httH Thirty- 
 
 •one DayM, 
 
 25 
 Iter, at 
 
 
 
 SPEAK ^ JACK&QN'& 
 
 AfEAN Time, High >Vi 
 
 
 1 
 
 Sleigh and Iki Shoe, Ire, and Toe-cak 
 
 
 
 
 
 \ 
 
 
 
 
 
 Saint John, N. B. 
 
 Charlottet 
 
 n, P. E. I. 
 
 
 >it 
 
 Rf^. MACHINE STEEL & SAW-PLATES. 
 
 
 
 1 ' ■ 
 
 1 
 
 
 M 
 
 at /. & F. BURPEE & Go's. 
 
 1 
 
 Morning 
 
 Afternoon 
 
 Morning 
 
 h. m. 
 
 Afternoon ' 
 
 
 h. m. 
 
 h. m. 
 
 h. m. 
 
 'ifl 
 
 1 
 
 St. Philip and St. James. 
 
 5 1 
 
 5 27 
 
 4 25 
 
 4 51 
 
 
 
 
 Rotation Sunday. Neap tides. 
 
 5 62 
 
 6 17 
 
 5 16 
 
 5 41 
 
 ^ji^l 
 
 3 
 
 Jiuuaii'a taken 1(105. 
 
 () 40 
 
 7 3 
 
 6 4 
 
 6 27 
 
 
 4 
 
 1 
 
 7 25 
 
 7 47 
 
 6 49 
 
 7 11 
 
 
 5 
 
 9h. A. ;4 cT O. v)i<i°47\S. 
 
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 8 31 
 
 7 33 
 
 7 55 
 
 
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 Ascension Da v. 
 
 8 53 
 
 9 15 
 
 8 17 
 
 8 39 
 
 
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 2h. M. T? c^fc. T? 7MFS. 
 
 9 37 
 
 9 59 
 
 9 1 
 
 9 23 
 
 
 8 
 
 John Stuart Mill d. 1873. 
 
 10 22 
 
 10 45 
 
 9 46 
 
 10 9 
 
 
 OSunday after Ascension. Sprint; tides. 
 
 11 9 
 
 11 33 
 
 10 33 
 
 10 57 
 
 
 10 
 
 5h. M. ^. Gr. Ilel. Lat. S. 
 
 11 57 
 
 
 11 21 
 
 11 46 
 
 
 11 
 
 
 22 
 
 "o'ii 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 12 
 
 5h. M. ^ Stationary. 
 
 1 11 
 
 1 36 
 
 '6"35 
 
 1 
 
 
 13 
 
 7h. M. S" <^r. Hel. Lat. N. 
 
 2 1 
 
 2 25 
 
 1 25 
 
 1 49 
 
 i 
 
 14 
 
 4h. M. d^ cT C:- d" 2° 39' N. 
 
 2 49 
 
 3 13 
 
 2 13 
 
 2 37 
 
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 15 
 
 Daniel O'Connell d. 1847. 
 
 3 37 
 
 4 
 
 3 1 
 
 3 24 
 
 y 
 
 C 
 
 Whit Sunday. 
 Talleyrand d. 1838. 
 
 4 23 
 
 4 46 
 
 3 49 
 
 4 10 
 
 
 17 
 
 5 8 
 
 5 30 
 
 4 32 
 
 4 54 
 
 , > 
 
 18 
 
 Neap tides. 
 
 5 52 
 
 15 
 
 5 16 
 
 5 39 
 
 
 19 
 
 llh. A. 1^ 0- 9- 9 0°25'S. 
 
 6 38 
 
 7 1 
 
 6 2 
 
 6 25 
 
 .' ,L 
 
 20 
 
 T. Carleton, Lt. Gov. N. R, 1786. 
 
 7 25 
 
 7 49 
 
 6 49 
 
 7 13 
 
 f 
 
 21 
 
 Maria Edgeworth d. 1319. 
 
 8 14 
 
 8 41 
 
 7 38 
 
 8 5 
 
 
 22 
 
 Columbus d. 1506 
 
 9 8 
 
 9 37 
 
 8 32 
 
 9 1 
 
 
 c 
 
 Trinity Sunday. 
 
 10 6 
 
 10 37 
 
 9 30 
 
 10 1 
 
 
 24 
 
 Queen's Birthday. 
 
 11 9 
 
 11 41 
 
 10 33 
 
 11 5 
 
 
 25 
 
 4h. A. § U ©• Spring tides. 
 
 
 14 
 
 11 38 
 
 a , • 
 
 
 26 
 
 Augustine First Archbp. Canterbury. ! 
 
 "*o"46 
 
 1 19 
 
 10 
 
 43 
 
 
 27 
 
 Corpus Christi. 
 
 Pans Revolution suppressed 1871. 
 
 1 50 
 
 
 1 14 
 
 I 46 
 
 
 28 
 
 2 51 
 
 3 19 
 
 1 15 
 
 2 43 
 
 
 29 
 
 4h. M. ^ in O. 
 
 3 45 
 
 4 11 
 
 3 9 
 
 3 35 
 
 
 C 1st Sunday after Trinitv. \ 
 
 4 36 
 
 5 
 
 4 
 
 4 24 
 
 
 31 1 * Neap tides.' 
 
 5 23 
 
 5 46 4 47 
 
 5 10 
 
 
 During tbis month VtMius and Jupiter are morning Stars, Mars is an ever 
 
 ling Star 
 
 
 On the morning of the 7th, Saturn may be seen 
 
 a little south of the Moon. 
 
 
 IjA.i>s^e horses. 
 
 zpiEZiXjO^ws' liEEiMiinsra-'s esseh^ce 
 
 will cure 
 SPAVINS, RINGBONES, CURBS, SPLINTS, SPRAINS, SWELLINGS 
 
 and STIFF JOINTS ON HORSES. 
 
 Grive It o, trial. - - - - Price 450 Ocnts. 
 
 T. U. BABKIQR St, SONS, 35 & 37 King Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, Saint John, N. B. 
 
|:l 
 
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 JUNK lieKiuM on Tuesclay. 
 
 1880. 
 
 © New Moon, 7 
 
 1 First Quarter, 1 -") 
 
 C;,-) Full Moon, 22 
 
 (1 Last Quarter, 2\) 
 
 h. 1.1. |D.! 9 Souths' J'Sonths QISouths 
 
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 2 
 
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 4 21 
 
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 3 
 
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 7 35 
 
 4 
 
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 4 20 
 
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 5 
 
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 8 
 
 Tns. 
 
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 10 
 
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 11 
 
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 To find tlie lena;tli of tlio day— subtract the tiiiic of Sim risiiit; from 12lirH., aiul, to 
 the ditlVieiuc, add the tinieof settiiij; on same day. 
 
 IvVAMi'i.K. Vlh. dm.' 
 Sun rise June 'ioth, 1 17 
 
 7 4S 
 
 Sun setJuno 20tli, 7 4(! 
 
 Lcngth^of day .June 20th, 15 ;W 
 
 Laxatlvo Fruit Troches— Promote Digestion : Enter into tiiecireulation, and Purify the 
 Blood from foul Immors: Stimuhite tlie Kidneys to lualthy action : (live tone to the Stom- 
 ach and Bowels, and enalde them to iierform their respective functions of liigestion. 
 Assimilation, and the removal of all impiyities and effete matters from the system. 
 Sample Boxes 25 cts. Full Boxes 50 cti. For Bale by CruRgiati and General Dealeri. 
 Or sent irue by miiil on • ect-lpi of prioo in posUige stamps, or easli in registered leiterd, to lociilitie.s whore not otli"r 
 
 wise ubliiiuable. 
 
 J. If. ROBINSON, MannrHrturinf>: rheiniHt, St. John, N. «. 
 
 S, HAYWARD & Co., Hardware of all kinds. Carriage Stock, etc., at 
 
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 1 1 iSt. Barnabas. 
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 22; (J Eelipsed, invisible at St. John. 
 23j S[)ring tides. 
 
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 I 25|Firsi Wesleyan Conference 1784. 
 I C|5tli Sunday after Trinitv. 
 ; 27i Archbishop of Paris killed 1848. 
 28jQueen Victoria crowned 1838, 
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 Fellows' I)yspe|)sia Bitters rank very high among all classes of ]ieople as 
 one of the best medicines known. This extraordinary medicine will piirify 
 the blood and act most i)owerfully on tho Stomach, Liver and Bowels, giving 
 energy and vigour to the system. Fellows' Dyspejisia Bitters are recommended 
 as a ilever tailing remedy for Indigestion, .Jaundice, P)ilious Complaints, Bad 
 r>rcath,Sick Headache, Costiveness, Ileartbui-n, Walerbrash, Loss of Appetite, 
 iVc. IMIICE 25 CENTS. 
 
 T. B. b.a.pii2:epj, <sc sonsrs, 
 
 ;j.1 & S'i KliiR street, 8t. John. N. It. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, Saint John, N. B. 
 
4 
 
 JUIjY begins on Thursday. 
 
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 ROBINSON'S PHOSPHORIZED EMULSION 
 
 (Registered Trade Mark. ) 
 
 of COD LIVER OIL, with LACTO-PHOSPHATE OF LIME. 
 
 Prepared on^y^y^.^ . J. H. ROBINSON, Mannfiiotiiringr Chemist, St. John, N. «. 
 S. HAYWARD & Co, Carriage Slock, 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John7N. b7 
 
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 JUL.Y has Thirty-one Days. 
 
 29 
 
 IILACKSMITHS' 
 
 ANVILS, BELLOWS, VICES, RASPS, 
 
 of i Horse Shoes, and Horse Nails, 
 at I, ^ F. BV&PEE ^ C^'s, 
 
 a 
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 1 Dominion Dav. 
 
 Harriet Martineau died 187(1. 
 71i. M. (v) in Apogee. 
 
 High AVatek, Mean Time, at 
 
 Saint John, N. B. Charlottet'n, P. E. I. 
 
 C tJtli Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 5 Princess Helena married 18()(). 
 
 6 2Ii. A.^^ in??. 
 
 7 © Eclipsed invisible at St. .Jolni. 
 8{5li. M. ^ Gr. P:iong. 26° 21' Yl. 
 
 9 9h. A. Q^ n ©• Spring tides. 
 
 10 3h. A. c?~cy ©. (^ fi° 28' N. 
 Cj7tli Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 12 Crimea evacuated 1856. 
 
 13 7h. A. ? Sup. (/©. 
 
 14 Bastile stormed 1789. 
 
 15 St. Switliin. Neap tides. 
 
 16 6h. A. ^ in Aphelion. 
 17ip,mf4 issued 1841. 
 
 CSth Sunday after Trinitj. . 
 
 19 Bishop Wilberforce died 1875. 
 
 20 8h. A. b n©- 
 
 21 9h. M. 'i Stationary. 
 
 22| S[»ring tides. 
 
 23 Battle Crhuznee 1839. 
 24|llh. A. 9 in Perihelion. 
 C 9th Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 26 [St. James. 
 
 27 31i. A. %cf C- % 6" 57' S. 
 
 28 lOh. M. T? c/ (C- T? T 46' S. 
 
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 ISO I?EK,SO]V T^EEO BE TltOUBLEO 
 
 With ludi^estioii, Jaundice, IMIious Coiiiplamts, Bad ^Breatli, Sick 
 
 Headaclie, Heartburn. Acid Stomacli, Waterbrasli, 
 
 wlien tiiey can procure 
 
 JPEXjXjO^WS' "JD-ySI^EFSUL BXTTEI^S- 
 
 PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. 
 T. H. KARKER & SONS, 3.* & 37 King Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
 S. HAYWARD & Co, Hardware of all kinds, 73 Prince Wm. Street. 
 
II 
 
 30 
 
 AUGUST begliiH on Huiulay. 
 
 1880. 
 
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 ^^ H. ROBINSON, Manufacturing Chemist, St. John, N. B. 
 
 S. HAYWARD:& CO., Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
1880. 
 
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 Coltsfoot and Liverwort since its introduetion to the public, gives it an imex- 
 ampled reputation in the eyes of all classes of j^ersons, as the most efKeient 
 remedy ever discovered for the relief and cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, 
 Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Croup, Sore Throat, Asthma. !)I<li- 
 culty of Breathing, and all Diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. 
 
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 jirepared with the Anest Cod Liver Oil— one of the most esteemed remedies in the catalogin' 
 of the "Materia 'Med\v&"—Lacto-]^)ho.tp/iate of Lime, which enters so largely into the forma- 
 tion of bone material and other important tissues of the body, — Phosphorvx, the great iHaiii 
 and nerve tonic and lnvia;orat«r, in a form most desirable to obtain its fullest effects, together ■with other valuidilc 
 remedial aKents. These are all intimately oonibiu(,*d in one demuloent fluid, homogeneous in appearance and iltli- 
 o!>te in flavor, possessing remarkahle power in arresting the decay and supplying the waste constantly going on in 
 those abnormai conditions of the system att'ected by such diseasesas pervert and impair nutrition, vitiate the Monil 
 and sap the vital forces. It is hii^hly rocommendod for Consumption, Thronic Bronchitis, Coughs, Scrofula, Scrol- 
 iilous, and other ('leers, Tumors, Diseases ol the Bones, Joints and .Spine. General Debility, Kmaciatiou, uud hII 
 impurities of the Bloud, 
 
 Prepared only by J. H. ROBIVSOX, Pharmacist, St. John, N. B., and for sale by Druggists generallv.— Pi> f 
 11 .00 per bottle ; Six bottles for (5.00, 
 
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 SEPTEMBER lia» Thirty Days. 
 
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 «, T^N-PLATES, 
 
 lug^ot liii, Roofliifir Till. 
 
 High Water, Mean Time, at 
 
 Saint John, N. B. 
 
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 Charlottet'n, P. E. I. 
 
 at I. Ss F. BURPEE & Go's. ; Morning Afternoon Morning i Afternoon 
 
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 4i French Republic declared 1870. 
 
 C 15th Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 H Jewish vear 5(541 begins. Spr'g tides 
 
 7 1h. A. $ (/ r/'. ? 0'31'N. 
 
 8 l^attle Delhi 1803. 
 
 9jl h. M. '^ Gr. Ilel. Lat. X. 
 j lOi Nativity of B. V. Mary. 
 11 'Battle Brandy wine, 1777. 
 C 10th Sunday after Trinitv. 
 i 131 ' Xeap tides. 
 
 iH'Battle Alma 1854. 
 I loj Liverpool & I>Ian. K'wny opened 1830. 
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 Janiiflice ; Piles, or H«»inorvlioi<l» ; Dyxpepsia ; Tn<1if;estion : liOHS of Appftil*'; 
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 SAMPLE BOXES 25 CENTS. FULL SIZE, 60 CENTS. 
 
 FOR SALE MY DRUiiGISTS AND OENEUAL DKALKUS. 
 
 Or sent free by mail on receipt of price in postage stamps, or cash in registered letters, to loca'i- 
 lies where not otherwise obtainable. Manufactured solely by 
 
 J. H. ROBINSON, Manufacturing Chemist, St. John, N. B. 
 S. HAYWARD & Cc, Hardware of all hinds, 73 Prince Wm. Street. 
 
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 INCLUDING 
 
 Iron Wire for baling Hay, 
 
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 9 Sir F. Kelly born 1796. 
 C,20th Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 Hi Xeap tides. 
 
 12 6h. A $ in Aphelion. 
 
 13 King Edward Confessor, trans. 
 
 14 Battle Hastings 10(>0. 
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 10, Houses of Parliament burnt 1S34. 
 
 C 21st Sunday after Trinitv. 
 
 18 St. Luke. 
 
 19 Spring tides. 
 
 20 Balfe composer died 1870. ! 
 
 21 X.E. Loyalists landed at Halifax 1783.: 
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 23 24th, AVebster died 1852. 
 
 C 22nd Sunday after Trinitv. 
 25 3h. A. (^ (^ ©. 
 26,p:arl of Derby died 18G9. 
 27 j Xeap tides. 
 
 28 St. Simon and St. Jude. 
 
 29 Allen Cunningham died 1842. 
 
 30 Tower London burnt 1821. 
 C 23rd Sunday after Trinity. 
 
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 Is MA UK from (he receipt of a celebrated English Physician, and in any case where we have 
 ivfiDiiimended we have rarely found it to fail to he successful. tJolden ElLxir is a valualiie 
 ri'im-dy for restoring the health and for 
 
 The cure of all diseases arising from an impure oondition of tiie bjooii, 
 
 !»n(ha|K Scrofula, Syphilitic Diseases, Kidney Complaint, Chills and Fevers, Pimples and 
 llmiiors on the Face, IjOss of Appetite, Erysipelas, Paralysis, Pains in the Side and liack, 
 Saint Vitus' Dance, Loss of Constitutional Vigour, Oeneral Debility, Catarrh, Asthma, 
 Hionchitis, etc. PRICE ONE DOLLAUt 
 
 T. B. BARKER & SONS, 35 & 37 King Street, St. John. N. B. 
 
 S, HAYWARD & Co, Carriage Stock. 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, ^. B. 
 
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 A Slig^llt Coug"!! tliat Ave are so apt to consider a mere annoyance ami 
 treat with corresponding neglect, too often proves to be tlie seed sown for an 
 inevitable Aorjw^ — Consumption. Immediate and tliorough treatment is our 
 only safeguard. A teaspoonfiil of liobinson\'< Fhosphorizecl Emulsion of Cod 
 Liver Oil with Lacto-Phoitphate of Lime given whenever the Cough is troiikK'- 
 some, will afford immediate relief, and if persevered in will effect a cure even 
 iu the most obstinate cases. 
 
 Prepared solely by J. H. ROBINSON, Pharmaceutieairheinist.St. John, N. K.; and for 
 
 sale by Druggists and ( ieneral Dealers. I'riee $1.00 per bottle ; six for $.j.OO. 
 
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 C 24th Sunday after Trinitv. 
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 18JDuke of Wellington buried 1852. 
 19i Battle Navarino 1827. 
 20 1 Earl Elgin died 18G8. 
 
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 I1V13IGMCSTI01V CURED. 
 
 St. John, N. 15., August 4th, 1879. 
 
 Dear Sirs, — I have been troubled with Indigestion and Liver Complaint 
 for over two years, and 1 have tried all the remedies that have been recom- 
 mended to me to give relief. Seeing your advertisment in one of the daily 
 papers, I made up my mind to give Fellows' Dyspepsia Bitters -i trial, and 
 after uning four bottles I was completely cured. 1 have recommended it to all 
 my friends, and have seen it used very successfully in Bilious Complaint, Co '- 
 tlveness, Jaundice, Headache, Heartburn, etc. 
 
 1 renuiin, yours respectfully, Patrick Bain, Pond Street. 
 
 Fellows' Dyspepsia Bitters can be had of all Druggists. Price 25 cents. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 ed since the 1st, 17 minutes in the iiioriiiiig and 1 niin. in the afternoon, or IS inin. in 
 all. By the end of th > month, the day has lengthened '.» minntes. 
 
 Although LAXATIVE FRUIT TROCHES run li« taken at nil timci, and in no way materially InteifiM-.' 
 with either husinesH or jiloasure, yet the best efl'oots are prnrtueetl hy taking them at bed time, the efl'ect being pro- 
 diicert on the following morning. No harm can c(mic from tiieir nse, however prolonged. Adults. — Krom 2 to 4 
 Troches, aecordingto the eH'ect to be produeed. After this lirst dose, in all ca.ses of Biliousnefls or obstinate ('o>- 
 tivcness, one should be taken regularly eaeh night, until a regular action of the bowels is produeed, when no nion- 
 need he taken than will keep up this action, say one every s 'cond or tliird night, grailually lengthening the intei- 
 \als between the doses until they can he suspended entirely, ('hildren and Delicate Females. — Krom a half to 2 
 Trcvhes, in the same way as above di'seribed. SAMPLE BOXKS 'i.'icts ; FIJI. I. Sl/.K 50<;ts. Korsale by Druggists 
 and (leneral Dealers ; or sent free by mail im receipt of price in postage, or cash in registered letters, to localities 
 where not otherwise obtainable. - "• - Manufactured solclv bv 
 
 J. H. ROBINSON,' Manufacturing Chemist, Saint John, N. B 
 
 Carriage Makers Supplies of all hinds at S. HAYWARO & GO'S, 
 
1880. 
 
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 RAILWAY SPIKES, I 
 
 = ,WASeSdCUINAiLS& SPIKES, all Sizes,' 
 
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 can hin)jien only at New Monn. An eclipse of the Moon is caused hy the shadow of the 
 i;arth tailing oii the Moon. It happens only at Full Moon. 
 
 Barkers^ Extract Jamaica Ginger. 
 
 riiKi'AUKi) from true .laiuaica (iinger conii>iued uilh Choice Aromatics, rendering it 
 Miperior to all other i)reparalions ofCiinger now before the puhlie. It instantly relieves 
 < lamps, Colic, I)iarrh<va, I)ysentery, and all Summer Complaints. Induces copious 
 licispiration in sudden colds and chills. Invalnalili' in Flatulency, Dyspepsia and sluggish 
 ilitfChtion. A delicious stimulant and tonic capal>le of destroying an appetite for intoxi- 
 liiiits hy its influence on the Stomach and organs of digestion. Prepared by 
 
 T. 15. BARKER & SONS, 35 & 37 King Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
 73 Prince William Street, Saint Joiin, N. B. 
 
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 Furniture — Earthenwari:. 
 
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 Mann fact II rers and Dealers in 
 
 HOUSEHOLD, SCHOOL and OFFICE 
 
 FURNITURE, 
 
 SATJVT JOHJy', JV. JJ. 
 
 Bfe^ExTRAMK — South Mawket Street (off Germain Street), 
 
 \JP STAIKS."tt^ 
 
 JONAS HOWE. JOHN D. HOWE. 
 
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 China^ Glass and Earthenware, 
 
 C^Foeks, Jugs, and WHwew PoiSj 
 
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 A LARGE ASCORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS, 
 
 fSILVEK-rLATiilJ >VAIIK, in S]mms, Knives and Foiiis, (asiois, 
 
 Calie l{asliet^, &e., A:e. 
 
 Office and Wafefooms -95 & 87 Princess Stieet, 
 
 Saixit JohUf If, B, 
 
 p. HAYWARD & Co, Hardware or all kinds, 73 Prince Wm. Street. 
 
The Royal Family. 
 
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 The Royal Family. 
 
 Ilcr Majesty VuTORiA, By tlie Grace of (Jod, of tlie I'liitcMl Kingdom of 
 (Jreat Britain and Ireliiiid, (^ueeii, Defender of the l-aitli, Knipiess of India 
 (in India, Kaisar-i-JIiiul), harti 24tij May, 181'.) ; smrirdcd to the Throne L'Uih 
 June, 1.S87, on the death of her iinele, Kin,i>- William I\'. ; rroiriK'd '2H{.h June, 
 18.3S; and mnrrird, 10th February, 1810. to his hit<' ixoyal lii-hness Francis 
 Ai.BKRT Augustus Charles lOni.nanuel, Phixce (^'onsout, I)uke of Saxony, 
 I'rinre of Cohurg and (iotha, who was born 'HSi\\ Au^^us^ 1811); died 14th 
 Deceniher, 18()1. Her Majesty lias issue — 
 
 1. Her Royal IIl,i,dii);.'ss N'icTouiA Adehiide Mary I^ouisa, I*i!!N< l>s Koyal, 
 })orn 21st Noveuiher, 1840; murricd 'Joth Jaiuiary, 18kS, to hi^ liup. lliuhness 
 tho«Crown Prince of (Ji'rinany, and has had issue — I'^redi-rick William N'ictor 
 Alhert, horn 27th January, i8o9; V. K. A. Charlotte, />oru 24th July, 18G0, 
 '.narrk'd 18th Feb. 1878, to Hered. Prince of S;ixe Mfiniii<ri'ii ; AHu'ri William 
 Jlenrv, horn 14th August, 18(12; Fnntcis, hitni loth Sept. 1804, (//<v/lS;li .June, 
 1860;' Frederika, horn 12tli April, 18(1(5; J. F. K. Waldemar, /mm loth lei.., 
 18(18; Sophia Dorothea l'. A., hum lllh June, 1870; and Mai';iaret ilci.rlce, 
 born 22nd April, l.s72. 
 
 2, His Royal Highness Aij5i;kt Kdwakd, Prince of Wali-s, Duke of Sax- 
 ony, Cornwall, and Rothesay, Karl of DuMin, <S:v., born Oth Novemhcr, 1S|1 ; 
 iiKirricd 10th March, KSOli, t<» the Princess A lixandra CmimIIuc Mary Charlotte 
 Louisa Julia (born 1st Decemher, 1844', ehlest daughter of the King of hen- 
 mark, and has issue — Albert Victor Christian Etlward, horn HiU .Ian., 1S()4; 
 ( Jeorge Frederick Ernest Albert, />o/-/t .Srd June, 18(i"); Louise N'ictoiia Alex- 
 andra Dag!uar, bora 20th February, 1807 : N'ictoria Alexandra Olga Mary, 
 horn ihh Jidy, 18(5S; Maud Charlotte Mary N'Ictoria, born 2<>th November, 
 18()S>; anU Alexander J. C. A., born 0th April, dird 7th April, 1871. 
 
 .'?. Her R.-yal Highness Ai.lcK Maud Mary, burn 2-Hh April, 18 1;^; nvirrird 
 1st Jidy, 1802, to his Royal Highness Loii.s I\'., tirand Duke of llesie 
 Darmstadt (burn 12(h Sejilemlter, \KVl),dii-d 14th Dec(nd)er, 1878; and has 
 left issue— N'ii'tofia Alberta F. M. M., bnrn oih April, 180;>; Flizabeth A. 
 Louise Alice, /»o/-// Isl November, 1804; heni' Marie L<iuise, /*or// 11th. Inly, 
 1800: Kriiest Louis, born 2'")th November, 1S08; Frrdrrick Wm., burn 7th 
 October, 1870, ^//<'ci 21>th Jinie, 187.'{; X'ictoria A. H. L. P)., born Olh June, 
 1872; and Marie, burn 24th May, 1874, died loth Novcaiber, 1878. 
 
 4. His Roy.-il Highness Al-FKi:i) Ernest Albert, Duke of Ediiiburg, born 0th 
 August, 1844; Captain Royal Navy. 2.'h-d February, !800; niurrii'' 2.'jrd .lau- 
 uary, 1874, to the (Jraiul Duchess Marie of Russia, aiid has issue — Alfred 
 Alexander Wm. iMui'St Albert, />'h// loth October 1871; Marie .\.\'.,born 
 2i)ih October, 187'); N'ictoria .Mcdita, born 2")th November, 1870; and a 
 (iaught»r, b(n-n 1st September, 1878. 
 
 5. Her Royal Highness Hklkna Augusta Victoria, 6or« 2-"»th May, 184G ; 
 ?//-(/•/•/. 7 olh .July, 18, ;0, to Prince Fretlcrick Christian Charles Augustus of 
 Schleswig-Holstcin-Sonderbui'g-AugustenbiL,,, and has issue — ( hristian N'ic- 
 tor, /)oni 14th April, 1807; Albert John, horn 2()tli February, 1801); Victoria 
 
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 rd Mav, 1870; I-Vau/.iska, />'»/•» lllh August, 1872; and IlorohL 
 
 born Pith Mav, dhl 15)th Mav 187(). 
 
 S. HATWARD & Co, Hardware of all kinds, 73 Prince Wm. Street. 
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 The Royat. Family 
 
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 All kinds of wood imitated by iirst-class grainers, at 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 6. Ilor Koval IIif,'lniess JjOUISe Carol ine Whvrta, horn 18th March, 1848 ; 
 marrieil 21st March 1871, to John, Manjuis of Lome, K. T., Governor-Gen- 
 eral of ("anada. 
 
 7. Ills Koval Ilifjjhness Arthur William Patrick Albert, Duke of Con- 
 nauf?ht, born'Ut May, 1850; Lt.-Col. Kifle Brigade, 27th September, 1876. 
 
 8. His lloval Highness Leopold (Jeorge Duncan Albert, born 7th April, 
 185.'}. 
 
 9. Her Roval Highness Beatrice Marv Victoria I'eodore, born 14th April, 
 1857. 
 
 Royal Princes and Prineeme.^. 
 
 H. K. H. Augusta Wilhelmina Louisa, Duchess of Camhridce, daughter 
 of the Landgrave of Hcssc-Cassel, horn 25lh July, 175)7; mnrrird 7th May, 
 1818, the Duke of C'ainhridgc (who dird Stli July, iS50), and has issue— 
 
 1. George William Frederick Charles, Second Duke of Cambridge, 
 Field-Marshal Commanding-in-Chief, cousin to Her Majestv, born 26th March, 
 1819. 
 
 2. Augusta Can)linc Ciiarlottc Klizal)t'tli Mary Sophia Louisa, cousin to 
 Her Majesty, horn llHh July. 1S22; mtirn'rd 2Sth June, 184:5, Frederick, 
 reigning Duke of Mecklenburg Strclit/. and has issue — Adolphus Frederick, 
 horn 22nd July, 184s. 
 
 .'}. Mary Adelaide Wilhelmina l'Uizal)eth, cousin to Her Majesty, horn 27th 
 Novcinber, 18815; marrird 12th June, 1860, Francis Faul Charles, Duke of 
 Teck (/>orn 27th August, 1837 ), and has issue— Mary horn 26th May, 1867; 
 Adolphus, horn VM\\ August, 1868; Francis, horn \h\\ January, 1870; and 
 Alexander, horn 14th April, Ks74. 
 
 H. R. H. Ernest Augustus William Adolphus (reorge I'Vederick, Second 
 Duke of Cumberland, cousin to Her Majesty; son of the Fx-King of Han- 
 over ; born 21st September, 1845; and his sisters, FuEDERicA, />()r/( 9th Jan- 
 uary, 1848 ; and Makv, hi>rn lird December, 1849. 
 
 //'(• AfnjixhJ .-i Nror lielutionfi. 
 
 Niece and AV/>/(*'ir.x, by iKilf-sister, daughter of her late mother the Duchess of 
 Kent, by her iirsl husband, Kmich C'harles, Prince of Lcinii;gen — 
 
 1. Charles Louis, horn 25th October, 1829. In the Wurtemlx rg army. 
 
 2. Herman Frnest, Prince of Hohenlohe Langenberg, /;oni. .'V/st August, 18o2. 
 Lieut.-( Jeneral in the Prussian service, married and has issue. 
 
 .3. Victor iMrdiuand Franci> Fugene ( rustave Adolphus Coustantine Frederic. 
 ComU (ileiclK-n, />o//( Uth November, 18;).'}, Ilear-Admiral (retired) in the 
 Royal Navy, (tovernor of Windsor Castle; married 26th Jaimary, 18()1, 
 l^aura, youngest daughter of Admiral Sir ( u-orge Seymour, antl sister of the 
 Manpiis of Hertford, and has issue. 
 
 4. Adelaide Victorie, horn 20th July, ls;{5; married 11th September, 1856, 
 l*rince Frederick of Sclileswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg, and hius 
 issue 
 
 Neplicws, by half-brother, s(»n of the late Duchess of Kent. — liJrnest Leopold. 
 
 S. HATWARD & CO, Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
 'i'lilltt: 
 
The British Minlstry. 
 Paints, Oils and Colors, at J. H. PHLLEN'S, 14 Horsfleld street. 
 
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 Prince of Leningen, R. Admiral in the Royal Navy, born 9th Nf)vember, 
 1830; married 11th September, 1858, Princess Maria Amelia of Baden, and 
 has issue. Edward Frederic, boru oth January, 183.3, Captain Royal Impe- 
 rial (luard of Austria. 
 
 The Ministry of the TJiiited Kiii«,Mloin. 
 
 TiiK PuKSKNT Ministry. 
 
 Rt Hon Earl of lieaconsfield, K (i, First Lord of the Treasury. 
 
 Kt Hon Earl Cairns, Lord Ili.uli Chatu'cllor. 
 
 His Cirace 1) Richmond and (iordon. Iv (i, Lord President of the CounciL 
 
 His Grace Duke of Northumherland. Lord Privy Seal. 
 
 Rt Hon Sir Stafi<)rd H Nurthcote, (,'liancellor of the Exche(|uer. 
 
 Kt Hon Richard Asshcton Cro>^s, Sec of State Honie Department. 
 
 Most Hon Marcjuis of Salishury, K <i, Sec of State Foreign Department. 
 
 RtHon Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, Bt, Sec of State Colonial Department. 
 
 Rt Hon Col Fredk A Staidey, Sec of State War Department. 
 
 Rt Hon Viscount Cranhrook, See of Stati; Indian Department. 
 
 Rt Hon William Henry Smith, First Lord of the Admiralty. 
 
 Rt Hon Lord .John Manners, Postmaster-iicneral. 
 
 Kt Hon Viscount Shandt»n, President Board of Trade. 
 
 The abori' form (hr ( '(tbinet. 
 
 H R H the Duke of Camhridge, F M Commanding-in-Chief. 
 
 Rt Hon Col Thomas E Taylor, Chaneellor Duch. of Lancaster. 
 
 Rt Hondeorge Selater-Iiooth, Presideivt Local (Jovernment Board. 
 
 RtHon Lord (Jeo F Hamilton, V.-P. (Jommittee of Council. 
 
 Rt Hon (lerard James Noel, W<»rks and Puhlle Buildings. 
 
 Rt Hon .Jame^ Ldwthcr. Chief Secretary for Ireland. 
 
 Viscount Crichton, | 
 
 Kowland Winn, Es(|, > Jun. Lords of the Treasury. 
 
 Sir .lames D Horn El})hinstonc, Bart, ) 
 
 Sir William Hart Dyke, iJart, Political Se<' to the Treasury. 
 
 Sir Henrv Selwin-Ibhctson, Bart, Financial Sec to the Treasurv. 
 
 Admiral (5 (ireville Wellesley, C B, | 
 
 Kear-Admiral A W Adand llood, C B, t.,., t ,.,./»^ -.Cfi,^. \/i.r.;roUv 
 ,, 4 1 ■ 1 I 1 /.•!/• 1 /I T» .Jini i^oros oi the Aumiraity. 
 
 Rear-Admiral Lord (iilford, C B, | 
 
 Sir Lopes Massey J^opcs, Bart, I 
 
 Hon Algernon Fulke Egerton, Secretary to the .\dmiralty. 
 
 (Now in the Cabinet) Postmaster-(ieneral. 
 
 Sir .[ohn Ilolker, (^ C, ,\ttorney-(ieneral. 
 
 Sir Ilardinge Stanley (Jitllird, 1} C, Solicitor-( Jeneral. 
 
 Kt Hon Stephen Cave, Payniaster-Crencral. 
 
 Kt Hon (i A Cavendish-Bentinek, Judge Advocate-(ireneral. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 Dominion op" Canada. 
 
 Sign Writing by first-class workmen, at J. H. PULLEN'S. 
 
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 DOMINION J)F CANADA. 
 
 ( u )Vi:rn( )R ( jenera l. 
 
 IIiK Plvi'C'lIoncv the Right Ilonorahk' Sir John Ddughis Sutherhiiul ('aniphell, 
 Kt.. C. M. (,;., P. ('., eldest son of the Duke of Artryli ; horn 6th August, 
 
 184o: e<lueiited at Eton and St. Andrew 
 
 iiian-ied lilst March, 1871, Her 
 
 Royal Highness Princess Louise, I'oiirtli ihiugliter of Her Majesty Queen 
 Victoria. Represented ArgvUsliiri- in llie House of Connnons from 1868 
 to 1S7S. 
 
 LIEl'TENANT (JOVKKXORS. 
 (hif(irio~\Us Honor the Hon. I). A. McDonald. V. C. 
 Quebec — His Honor tlu' Hon. Theodore Robitaile. 
 Nova Srnlia—U\s Honttr the Hon. Adams (J. Archihald, C. M. G. 
 New Jindhvcic/: — His Honor the Hon. E. B. (Ihandler, (^. (". 
 Prince luhnud hhuid — His Honor the Hon. Thomas Hoath Haviland. 
 Manitoba — His Honor the Hon. Joseph E. Cau<'hon, P. T. 
 Hritiuli Cnhnnbia — His Honor the Hon. Albert Norton Richards, Q. C. 
 Kecmitiii — The Lieutenant ( iovernor of Manitoba for the time being. 
 
 Privy (.'ouiicil of Canada. 
 
 THE CABINET. 
 
 Premier (oid Minister of tin hifrrinr — Right Hon. Sir John A. Macdonald, 
 C. B., K. ( . M. (J. 
 
 Minifitxr of Finance— Ihm. Sir Sanuiel Leonard Tillev, (.'. B., K. C. M. G. 
 
 .Po>>tma,'<ti'r (General— Hon. Sir A. ('am})l)ell, C. B., K.'C". M. G. 
 
 Sccrctarij of State — Hon. J. ('. Aikens. 
 
 Minii*tcr of Piil)lir Worh — Hon. H. L. Langevin. 
 
 Mini.^fer of PailirayK—Hnu. Sit Charles Tuppei, ( '. B., K. ('. M. G. 
 
 Minister of Afiricniturc — Hon. J. II. Ho))e. 
 
 President of the Council — Hon. John O'Connor. 
 
 Minister of Militia — Hon. L. R. Masson. 
 
 Minister of Justice—lion. James McDonald, Q. C. 
 
 Minister of Marine and Fislterie.-t — Hon. James C. Pope. 
 
 Minister of (Justonis— Hon. >L Bowell. 
 
 Minister of Inland J'ereniK — Hon. (i. liaby. 
 
 Speaker of the Senate — Hon. R. I). Wilmot. 
 
 Memukus of Tin: Privy Council not now Holdinc; ()ffic;k: 
 Honorable Sir A T (ialt, K C M G; H.m William Macdougall, C B; JI 
 
 on 
 
 Wilhum P Howland, C B; Hon A (J Archil)ald, C M CJ ; Hon Peter Mit- 
 diell; Hon'ble .lean Charles Chapais; Hon Sir Kdward Kennv, Knight; 
 Hon Sir John Rose, Bart, K C M (i ; Hon Sir Francis Hiucks, 'd C M G ; 
 exander Morris, 1) C L; Hon Christopher Dunkin, DC L; Hon 
 
 Hon Al , _, ^ ,.^ 
 
 Theodore Robitaile, M 1); Hon t N (iibbs; iii.n Ilugh MLT)(mTild :^i 
 
 Ion Sir 
 iristie ; 
 
 Antoine Aime Dorion ; Ihm Donald A Macihmald; Hon David CI.. ...... 
 
 Hon Telesphore Fournier; Hon William Ross; H.m Felix (ieoli'rion, N I 
 Hon D avid Laird; Hon Luc Lelcllier De St Just; Hon Joseph E Cauehon 
 
 Carriafje Makers' Supplies oil aU kinds at S. HAYWARD & CO's, 
 
 '■'■"t^m.. 
 
Dominion of Canada. 
 
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 Varnishes of all kinds, at J. H. PULLEN'S, 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 Hon William B Vail; Hon Aloxander iMackenzio; II»»n K Laliainme, QC; 
 Hon Sir Albert J Smith ; J Ion Sir Kiciiard J. (;artwri,i,'lit ; Hem (' A V Pelle- 
 tior; Hon David Mills; lion Isaac Burpee; Hon Thomas ('otfin ; Hon 
 Kichard Vv Seott ; Hon Lucius S Huntinj,'ton ; hon Kdward P.lake, QG; 
 Hon Wilfrid Laurier ; Hon Alfred (J. Jones. 
 
 rAKLIAMP:NT OF CANADA. 
 
 THE SKNATK. 
 
 Speaker — Hon Robeiit Duncan Wilmot. ('Icrk—HoBERT LEMonnc 
 
 Proviiico of New Briinswicli, 
 
 Lieut Colonel Hon .\mos Kdwin I'otsford, Hon William Hunter Odell, 
 Hon David Wark, Lieut (Jolonel Hon John Hamilton Ferguson, Hon Rol)ert 
 Duncan Wilmot, I*(\ Hon Ahner Reid Mt Leian, Hon John (ilazier, Hon 
 James Dover, Hon \Villi;im Muirhead, Hon James Davies Lev/in. 
 
 Province' of Nova Scotia 
 
 Hon Thomas Dickson Archibald, IIo!i Robert Barrie Dickie, Lieut Colonel 
 Hon John Bourinot, Hon William Miller, (^ C; Hon Archibald Woodbury 
 McLelan, Hon Alexander ^laefarlane, i} C; I.ieut Col Hon Henry Adolj)hu.s 
 Newman Kaulback, L C I', C^ C, Hon William J Almon, M D, Hon 
 Lawrence (Jeofirey Power, LL B, Hon Robert Patterson (irant. 
 
 Province of Ontario. 
 
 Hon John Hamilton (Kingston), Hon Benjamin Seynutur, Lieut Col Hon 
 Walter Hamilton Dickson, Hon Alexander Campbell, (^ C, Hon David Chris- 
 tie, P C, Hon James Cox Aikins, P C, Hon David Reesor, Hon Elijah 
 Leonani, Hon William MacMaster, Hon John Simpson, Hon James Skead, 
 Hon David Lewis McPherson, Hon liilhi Flint, Hon (Jeorge William Allan, 
 F R (J S, F (J S, D C L, Hon James Rea Benson, Hon Frank Smith, l.ieut 
 Col Hon Alexander Vidal, P L S, Hon (Jeorgi' Alexander, Hon (leorge 
 Brown, Hon Roliert Read, Hon Richard William Siott, Hon William Henrv 
 Browes, M A, M D, Hon Adam Hope, Hon Bull, 
 
 Pr<»vin<'e of Quebec. 
 
 Hon Charles Chapais, Hon Ja((|ues Oliver liureau, N P, Hon Jolin 
 Hamilton (Inkerman), Hon CharU's Cormier, Lieut Col Hon David Edward 
 Price, Lieut Col Hon Leandre Dtiniouchel, M D, Lieut Col Hon Josei)h 
 Fran(!ois .Vrmond, Hon William Henry Chaders, Hon Jean Baptiste (ruevre- 
 ment, Hon James Ferrier, Lieut Col Hon Thomas Ryan, Hon Matthew Henry 
 (.'ochrane, Hon Eugene Chinic, Lieut Col Hon Joseph Hyacinthe Bellerose, 
 J P, Hon Pierre Baillargeon, M D, Hon Edward (iotl' Penny, Hon Anselme 
 Homere Paquot, }>{ D, Hon Louis K Hector Fabre, Hon Charles Eugene 
 Boucher DeBoucherville, M D, Hon Rosairo Thihadeau, Hon (Jardner Cireen 
 Stevens, Hon (!harles Alphonse Pantalleon I*elletier, Hon Francois Xavicr 
 Anselme Trudel, Hon Christian Henry Po/.er. 
 
 Province of Piince Edward Island. 
 
 Hon Robert Poore Hawthorne, Hon (Jecrge William Howlan, Hon Donald 
 Montgomery. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street St. John, N. B. 
 
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 New Brunswick — Officials. 
 
 Plain Glass, at J. H. PULLEITS, 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 Province of British Columbia. 
 
 Hon Kobert William W'ier Carrall, M D, Hon Clement Francis Cornwall, 
 B A, Hon John William Macdonald. 
 
 Province of Manitoba. 
 
 Hon Marc Amable (iirard, N P, Hon John Sutherland. 
 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 His Honor the Hon Fj B Chandler, Lieutenant Governor of the Province of 
 New Brunswick. 
 
 Joshua Chandler, Plsquire, Private Secretary, etc. 
 
 Leu ten ant-Col John Saunders, C.a]>tains G F King, and A F Street, Provin- 
 cial Aides-de-Camp. 
 
 Executive Council. 
 
 Hon Robert Youne:, President ; Hon Wm Wedderburn, Provincial Secre- 
 tary ; Hon John James Fraser, Attorney (Jeneral ; Hon Michael Adams, 
 Surveyor General ; Hon P J Landry, Chief Commissioner Board of Works ; 
 Hon J H Crawford, Solicitor General ; Hon W E Perley and Hon D L Han- 
 nington, without office. 
 
 Lejjislative Council. 
 
 Hon A McL Seely, President ; Hon Wm Hamilton, Hon D Hannington, 
 Hon Robert Young, Hon John Ijcwis, Hon Thomas R Jones, Hon B Bever- 
 idge, Hon O Mclnnerny, Hon John A Beck with, Hon Wm Lindsay, Hon 
 Francis Hibbard, Hon Archibald Harrison, Hon Wm M Kelly, Hon James 
 Ryan, Hon John P^Iewwelling. 
 
 House of Assembly. 
 
 County of York — Hon .Tohn James PVaser, A G Blair, Fred P Thompson and 
 George Colter. 
 
 County of Saint John— David McClelland, Edward Willis, William Elder 
 and R J Ritchie. 
 
 C'ounty of Westmorland— A E KilJam, Hon PA Landry, Hon D L Hanning- 
 ton and Jos L Black. 
 
 County of Charlotte— Hon Benjamin R Stevenson, Thomas Cottrell, George 
 F Hill and J E Lynott. ' 
 
 County of Kings — Hon J H Crawford, Dr ^'ail and F E Morton. 
 
 County of Queens— Walter S Butler, Francis Woods. 
 
 County of Sunbury— Hon Wm E Perley, John S Covert. 
 
 County of Northumberland— Hon Michael Adams, Allan A Davidson, Thos 
 F Gillespie and Ernest Hutchinson. 
 
 (Vmnty of Kent— Ur))ain Johnston, C J Sayre. 
 
 County of Carleton— John S Leighton, (i W White. 
 
 County of Gloucester—Patrick Ryan, Francis McManus. 
 
 County of Restigouche— Cunard Barbaric, • Thomas Kenney. 
 
 County of Albert— -Dr Lewis, Garies S Turner. 
 
 (\>unty of Victoria — Wm B Beveridge. 
 
 S. HATWAHD & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
New Brunswick — Law. 
 
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 !on and 
 Elder 
 nning- 
 ieorge 
 
 Mixed Paints in all colors, ready for nse, at 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 County of Madiiwaska— Levite Therijiult. 
 
 City of Saint John— Hon Wni Wedderburn, Robert Marshall. 
 
 Officers— (ieorge J Bliss, Clerk; John Richards, Clerk Assistant ; Harry 
 Beckwith, Hergcant-at-Arnis ; John lilack, P^ngrossing Clerk. 
 
 LAW AND JUSTICE DEPARMENT. 
 
 Supreme Court of Judicature. 
 
 Chief Justice— Hon John C Allan, October, 1876 ; Justices— Hon J W Wel- 
 don, 6th December, 1865; Hon Charles Fisher, October, 18()8 ; Hon AR 
 Wetmore, 'iSth May, 1870; Hon Charles Dufi; October, 1876; Hon A L Pal- 
 mer, June, 1879. W H Tuck, (;ierk of the Crown ; William Carman, Clerk 
 of the Pletus and in Equity. 
 
 Terms — Hilary, first Tuesday in P'ebrnary ; Easter, second Tuesday in April ; 
 Trinity, second Tuesday in Jane; Michaelmas, second Tuesday in October: 
 Nisi Prius Sittings in the County of York, second Tuesday in May and fourth 
 Tuesday in October. 
 
 Equity Sittinj?s.~1880. 
 
 Mr Justice Palmer, Equity Judge — Sittings first Tuesday in each month 
 except September. 
 
 Supreme Court, Hilary Term. --187 9. 
 
 Judges of the Supreme Court a.ssigned to try Election Petitions against the 
 return of Members for the Parliament of Canada in the several Electoral Dis- 
 trists in this Province for the year commencing Hilary Term, 1878, and ending 
 Hilary Term, 1879, under "The Dominion Controverted Elections Act 1874." 
 
 Court of Vice-Admiralty. 
 
 H<m ('harles Watters, Judge; B Lester Peters, Deputy Judge and Commis- 
 sary ; William Jack, Advocate (ieneral ; ( Ieorge Blatch, Registrar and Scribe; 
 (t Sidney Smith, li L Peters and Alfred E ()ulton, Surrogates; Thomas C 
 Humbert, Marshal. 
 
 Court for tlie Trial and Puuisliment of Piracy and other 
 
 Offences of the High Seas. 
 
 The Oovernor, the Chief Justice, and other Judges of the Supreme Court ; 
 the Mem))ers of the Executive Council, Judge of the Vice-Admiralty, the 
 Provincial Secretary, Provincial Treasurer, Commander-in-Chief, Flag Offi- 
 cers and Ca|)tains, and Conmianders of Ships of W^ar <m this Station for the 
 time being. 
 
 The Court sits at any place within the Province to be appointed by any 
 three of the members ; the (lovernor, Chief .histice, or one of the Judges of 
 the Supreme Court, or Judge of Admiraltv, being one. 
 
 PROBATE COlirr for the City and County of Saint John is held every 
 Fridav at three o'clock at tiie Registrv Office. 
 
 County Courts. 
 
 The Courts are established by .'50th Victoria, cap. 10, passed June 17, 1867. 
 The Act autliorizes the appointment of one Judge for the counties of Charlotte, 
 Carleton, and Victoria; one Judge for the counties of Albert, Westmorland, 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 Nkw BurNswrc'K — Law. 
 
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 Glass suitable for Church Purposes, at J. H. PULLEN'S. 
 
 LtMit ; OIK' .J'uIko for tlio counties of Nortlmmberlund, Cflonce.ster, and 
 fouclie ; juu! me Judge fortlie counties of Kings and St. John — provided 
 
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 Restigouc -_ , • o o 1 
 
 tliat said Court for tlie county of St. Jolin shall not have or exercise any juris- 
 iliction in any cause in whicli the ("ity Court in and for the city of St. John, 
 or the Police Court in the town of Portland, in the county of St. John, have or 
 claim jurisdiction. 
 
 The Act also authorises the appointment of a Clerk for eacli Court, who 
 sli ill 1h' an Atroriu'v. The sittings of the resjjective courts shall be held at or 
 near the (Jouniy Court House in the shire town. 
 
 The County Courts have not (M)gnizance of any action — 
 
 1st. When the title to land is brought in (luestion; or, 
 
 2nd. In whiih the validity of any devise, beipjest, or limitation is disputed, 
 except as hereinafter nwutiotied ; or, 
 
 .'ird. For criminal conversation or >ied net ion ; or, 
 
 4th. For breach of promise of marriage ; or, 
 
 otii. Of any action against a Justice of the Peace for anything done by him 
 in the execution of his oliice. 
 
 Subject to the altovc, the (Jounty Courts have jurisdiction, and may hold plea 
 in all pi'rs(»ual actions of debt, covenant, and assumi)sit, when the debt or 
 damages do not exceed the sum .»f two hundred dollars; and in actions on bail 
 bonds given to a Sherifl in any case in a County Court, whatever may be the 
 penalty or amount sought to be recovered. 
 
 Sittings of the Coimty Courts. 
 
 The (^ourts hold Tern\s every year in each County, which Terms annually 
 conuTience as follows: 
 
 Charlotte County— On the second Tuesday in the month of June; on the 
 fourth Tuesday in March and October. 
 
 Carleton County— On the second Tuesday in March and December, and the 
 second Tuesday in July. 
 
 Victoria County— On the fourth Wednesday in June, and the third Wed- 
 nesday in November ; aiid on the first Tuesday in December for return of 
 executions only. 
 
 York County— On the second Tuesday in January, third Tuesday in March, 
 and first Tuesday in June and October. 
 
 Sunbury County— On the third Tuesday in the months of January and June, 
 and on the Wednesday next after the second Tuesday in October. 
 
 Queen's County— On the fourth Tuesday in January and June, and on the 
 third Tuesday in October. 
 
 King's County— On the first Tuesday in January, April, July and October, 
 
 St. John County— Ou the fourth Tuesday in the months of January, April, 
 July and October. 
 
 Albert County— On the third Tuesday in June, and on the second Tuesday 
 in November. 
 
 Westmorland County— On the first Tuesday in June, and the .second Tues- 
 day in September and December, and on the first Tuesday in March ; the Sep- 
 tember term only for return of executions. 
 
 Kent County—On the third Tuesday in January, on the last Tuesday in 
 April, an d on the first Tuesday in July, and fourth Tuesday in October. 
 
 Carriaflie Kakers' SnppUes of ail kinds at S. HATWARD & CO's, 
 
New Bkunhwick — Postal. 
 
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 Sheet Glass, at J. H. PULLEN'S, 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 Northumberland County — On the fonrtli Tuesday in January, the lirst Tiies- 
 day in April, the fourth Tuesthiy in .July, and the third Tuesday in Oetoher. 
 
 Gloucester Countv — On the third Tuesday in March, and second Tuesdiiv 
 in July, ami lirst Tuesday in Noveinher, 
 
 Kestigouclie County — On the fourtii Tuesday in March, the third Tuesday 
 in Julv, and the second Tuesday in Noveniher. 
 
 Madawaska County — On the Tuesilay after the fourth Wednesday in Jinie, 
 and the Tuesday after the third Wednesday in Noveniher. 
 
 JUDGES. 
 
 COUNTIES. 
 
 APPOINTED. 
 
 James G. Stevens ... Charlotte, Carleton, Victoria, and Ma- 10th .June, 1867. 
 
 ' dawaska I 
 
 Jj'nies Steadnian York, Sunl)ury, and (Queen's | " " " 
 
 IJliss Botsf)rd Albert, Westmorland, and Kent 
 
 Edward Willision... \orthuml)crlaud, ( Jlouccster, and Kes- 
 
 tijifouciie 
 
 Charles Watters Saint John and Kinj^'s 
 
 
 
 
 COUNTITX 
 
 CLI'itKS. 
 
 APPOINTED. 
 
 loth June, 1H()7. 
 
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 Charlotte (leorjjje S. (irimmer 
 
 Carleton William M. Connell 
 
 Vctoria ('. L, Luf^rin 
 
 Madawa.ska 
 
 York Charles 11. RKisher 
 
 vSimhury (Jeorfjje .1. lUiss 
 
 Queen's lames K. Cunv , 2<)th June, 1S67, 
 
 Alhert S (J. Morse i lOth June, 1807 
 
 Westmorland '.Iosei»h 15. Peck.., 
 
 Kent .lames D. IMiinney 
 
 Northumberland .... Samuel Thomson 
 
 (doucester !T. DesBrisay 
 
 Kestigouche 'James S. Moi*se 
 
 Saint John :H. C. McMonagle 
 
 King'.s E. M' Leod 
 
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 Commissioner to receive affidavits to be used in court in Province of Quebec, 
 II. W. Frith, barrister. 
 
 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Inspector's Office, St John— lion John McMillan, Inspector ; \Vm Paisley, 
 Secretary; Wm C Whittaker, accountant; W U Avery and W Hatch, clerks; 
 Williaui Bannister, messenger; (ieorge McKilligan, temporary messenger. 
 
 Post Office, St. John. 
 
 Postmaster — John V Ellis, Esq. 
 Assistant Postmaster — James Woodrow. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. Jolm, N. B. 
 
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 60 New Brinhwick — Customh. 
 
 Stained Olass, at J. H. PULLEN'S, 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 Clerks— M J Potter, W A Black, H P Otty. K C Mclntvrc, Andrew j 
 McNicliol. James S Flaglor, A W Keetl, J W Ki»ig, .1 W Beatteay. W F 
 Parker, F L Avery, K I) Woodrow, K A Hanil'ii, PGMamiire, ThonuLs] 
 Jenkins, J IF Kitehie, James I. I'iiien, John P Bell, ami Alexander Thomp- 
 son. 
 
 OlHee Keeper — CJeorfye Bt-ll. 
 
 Letter ('arriers — James licetch, Sup't; Robert McLaushlin, Wni Yoimj,',! 
 John F Withers, Caleb lielyea, Oeo \V Plunipton, \Vm Lane, John Campl)ell| 
 and J McManiiK. 
 
 Postal Cars, Intercolonial Railway — F W Bli/^ani, (ie<> Ryan, F A Fstey, 
 W J Wi'Idoii, jr, Jacol) R I'id^eon, and (i A Barker, mail cU'rks. 
 
 Postal Cars, WcHtern Extension — John McA Hunter, Walter Starkie, Jas| 
 Phili[)s, All)ert J dross, and W Rowan, mail clerks. 
 
 P(»stag:e Uatc's—LctterH. 
 
 LkTTEUH AI)DIlf><SKI) FROM OR TO FLACKS IN CANADA AND UnITKD StATKS:! 
 
 Not exceeding? A oz in weight 3 cents. 
 
 do 1 d<» (> do. 
 
 do 1.] do 9 do. 
 
 do 2 do 12 do. 
 
 And so on. 
 
 City, or Drop Lkt' ;s, for City Delivery. 
 
 X«)t exceedinj,' A <>^^ ••• ^Vl•iKht 1 cent. 
 
 do 1 do 2 do. 
 
 do }f, do 'A do. 
 
 do 2" do 4 do. 
 
 And so on. 
 
 For Carleton, I cent per I oz; for Indiantown, 1 cent per }. oz. 
 
 The above rates must in every case be pre})aid by postajje stamp. When 
 posted wholly unpaid, or less than one rate, they cannot be forwanled, but will 
 be sent to the Dead Letter Oflice. If insufliciently paid, not less than one rate, 
 rlouble the amount of the deficient postajie will be eliargetl on deliverv, except 
 letters for the United States, which nuist be fully prepaid. 
 
 CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT. 
 
 PORT OF SAINT JOHN. 
 
 James R Ruel, Escjuire, Collector. 
 
 In Wairhousc Ikpnrtment — John Sandall, A Atchinson, 
 
 In Long lioom—(j Matthew, J S McLaren, C F Olive, A C Harrison and f 
 T Thomj)S(m. 
 
 In Shipping Department— ,}ame(i Barber, H P Sandall ; K A Barber, clerk. I 
 
 MeaHurer of Ships— ,1 amen Barber. 
 
 In Statistical Department— J Vrandenburje:, S Clawson, and (J H Snider. 
 
 Appraijiers of IMiable Articles— E L Thorne, chief appraiser: Alhn 
 McBeath, assistant appraiser; A C Stevens, clerk; John Roulston, packer. 
 
 Lan dimj Siirrnjor—H K (lerow ; I) Smiler and D Cileeson, clerks. 
 
 S. HAT WARD & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Carriage StockV 
 
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 New Brunhwick — Customh. 
 
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 m Yoimj,', 
 CamplK'llI 
 
 V A Kstcv, 
 
 jirkie, Jas] 
 
 D States: 
 
 up. When 
 ed, hut will 
 an one ratf, 
 •ery, except 
 
 rison and 
 irber, clerk. 
 
 PoUsbed Plate Glass, at J. H. PULLEITS, 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 (iauijcm and Proof Office — Edwin N S Stewart, ganger; Samgel Kobinson, 
 assiHtant ganger ; Timothy Mnrphy, sampler, &c. 
 
 Tide Surveyor — William .Johnson. 
 
 Waiter.^ and Searchers — James Flewwelling, I'anl Daley and John Hum- 
 phreys. 
 
 Superintendent of Wdrehon^eji — Isaac Olive (acting). 
 
 Warehouse Lockern — T Hnstin, W Carleton, \V H Olive, John Sinclair, 
 James Williamn, Charles Pidgeon, M B Owens and T li Foley. 
 
 Tide Waiters— T O Siu hill, C W Cowan, K McAdoo, J O Dunham, William 
 A Robinson, J Olive, jr, W Forsythe, J M F Whiting, Wilson L Dobbin, 
 Wm Farren, JI (i Hunt and Henry Kigby. Robert Fulton and (Jeorge Price, 
 boatmen. 
 
 Sah-CoUectorn, — Port of Lepreaux, G K Hanson; port of Musquash, AT 
 Dimn; port of (^iiaco, Joseph Carson ; port of Sussex, (leorge H Wallace. 
 
 John W (^udlip, Esquire, Inspect r of Customs for New Hrunswick and P. 
 E. Island. . 
 
 COLLECTOHS. 
 
 Bathurst — W J O'Brien. |Moncton — James Robertson. 
 
 Sub-Collector, New Bandon— P J Newcastle— R W Haddow. 
 Foley. iRichibucto — John Rusk. 
 
 Bay Verte — W Prtscott. \ Sub-(>)llector, Buctouche — Robert 
 
 Caraquette — J as O C Blackball. Douglass. 
 
 Sub-Collector, Tracadie— M E' Sul)-Collector, Cocagne— A K Dy- 
 
 ' sart. 
 
 iSackville — James Dixon. 
 Sub-Collector, North 
 
 Bourgeois. 
 Chatham — Daniel P'erguson. 
 Campobello — J Farmer. 
 Dalhousie — W Montgomery. 
 
 Sub-Collector, Campbelltuu - 
 
 Jardine. 
 Dorchester — John Hickman. 
 
 Sub-Collector, Rockland— R 
 
 Chapman. 
 Fredericton — A F Street. 
 ( Jrand Falls— F W Brown. 
 Hillsborough — William Wallace. 
 
 Sub-Collector, Harvev — W 
 
 Reid. 
 
 Joggins — 
 
 Rufus Cole. 
 JShediac — D Hanington. 
 
 jShippegan — H A Uormany. 
 
 jSt Andrews— C M Gove. 
 B St George — 
 
 St Stephen— H Webber. 
 
 W^est Isles— Henry T Dixon. 
 
 Woodstock — D F Merritt. 
 
 I Sub-Collector, Tobicjue — it. 
 
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 dell. 
 Richmcmd Station— J Kirkpatrick. 
 
 Sub-Collector, Alma— R. Wright. Centreville— Henry T. Scholey. 
 McAdara Junction — Samuel Watts. 
 
 Consuls and Consular Ajjents. 
 
 United States Consul for New Brunswick and her dependencies, Darius B 
 Warner; Deputy and Vice-Consul, Hugh W Chisholm ; Consular Agents— 
 .'-t Andrews, JMward Ix>rimer ; St Stephen, Charles H Clarke ; Newcastle, 
 Robert R Call ; McAdam Junction, Charles F Hoben ; St (ieorge, Benjamin 
 Randall; Fredericton, Julius L Inches; (Jrand Manan, William F Alexander. 
 
 (forman ('onsul— Robert Thomson, for Counties St John, Westmorland, 
 •Mbert and Charlotte; Alexander Morri.son, for Kent, Northuml)erland, 
 < Gloucester and Restigouche. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 Nkw Brunhwk'K— Dominion ()fki(:i:f{8. 
 
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 Paper Hanging by tirst-class workmen, at J. H. PULLEN'S. 
 
 Norway iunl Swcdni Vicc-Consnl— William 'riioiiisoii, St .lolm ; Ridiari 
 lliitcliisnn, 'Mirumichi ; W .1 M IIat>ni!iKt"ii, Slic<liai- ; .loliii FerKHSvm, j.. 
 liatlmrst. 
 
 Ar;,'ciUiiH' Uopublic (onsiil, I> D IvulK'rt^^on. 
 
 Consular A;;i'nt of I'Vancc, 'iJi'orn*' (arvill. 
 
 rhiii iinil IVni Vlct-Coiisiil, J II ScaiMiiu'll. 
 
 Spaiiisli Viri' Consul, Ilonrv .lack. Consular Ajii'iits— St Stepht-n, David 
 Brown ; St Andrt'ws, W li MoVris ; St (icor^ro, Samuel .lolinson. | 
 
 Netlu-rlands Vicv-Consul, J Macj^'rcjfor ( irant. 
 
 Porm>;al ('(jMsiil, Frank U Allison. 
 
 OFFICES AND OFFICERS rXDFIl DOMINION OOVKUN 
 MEN r IN NEW HIirNSWlOK. 
 
 rhiaiuM' DepartiiK'iit. 
 
 AriMT Office— Auditor, William Stvlv ; Clerk, E W Chestnut. 
 
 Dominion Savings J'.ank— Assistant lveeeiver-(ii aeral, K \\' Crookshank: 
 Ac(M.untanl, .lames Robinson; Savings Hank Manant-r, li W Crookshank; 
 Aeeuuntant, F (i Jordan ; Tellers, (i F Sancton; S 15 I'aterson. 
 
 Iiiiaiid Uev«'iiiie DepartiiM'iit. 
 
 Thomas llanford, District inspector; Danii'l (* Perkins, ('(dleetor; .John N 
 Mof.rc. .\ccountant ; (i Travis, Dejintv Collector; J J K (Janong, Jolin 
 Frederickson, .lanu's Mason, Excise Ollicers. 
 
 Doiiiiiiioii Hiiil<liii;;s* Hoard. 
 
 .Janus li iliu'l, Collector of Customs, Chairman ; .John McMillan, Inspector 
 of Po>t Ollices; .John A Ilardin},^ \>,'ent Marine and Fisheries; Thomas llan- 
 ford, Inspector of Inland llevenue; .John Livingston, Immigration Officer, 
 Secretary. 
 
 Marino and Fisln'ry Dopartnu'iit. 
 
 Hon .John C Pope, Minister Marine and Fisheries; W II Venning, Inspec- 
 tor Fisheries for Nova Scotia and New P.runswick ; .J II Harding, Agent fur 
 New Hrunswick, of light hf)uses, marine hospitals, signal stations, steam fei; 
 alarms, buoys and beacons, and fisheries; .James Mitchell, Inspector of light 
 houses, maiiue hospitals, signal stations, steam fog alarms, and buoys aim 
 beacons, for N'ew Hrunswick; William M Smith, lnsi)eetor of steamboats. 
 
 Public Works I>o|)artni<'nt.— Saint .John Office. 
 
 Henry F Perley, Engineer in charge; (Jeorge E McLaughlin and .James P 
 Hegan, Assistant Engineers; C C ('hipman, Paymaster; (histavns A Brown, 
 Clerk; Francis Lawlor, Draughtsman ; William J MeCordock, Superinteiui- 
 ent of Dredges. 
 
 Penitentiary, (under Department of Minister of .Justice) — Chas E Ketchmii, 
 Warden ; (xeorge L. Foster, Accountant uniler the Penitentiary Act. The 
 nmnagement invested in the Inspector appointed by the Dominion (ievern- 
 nient, Office, ."3 King street. 
 
 Carriage Makers' SnppUes of all kinds at S. HATWARD & CO's, 
 
Lkjiit HorsKs. 
 
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 Rolled Plate Glass, at 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 1iitor<'ol<»iiiiil Itailwsiy l><'pai'tiii<Mit. 
 
 ThoIIoM SirChiirlos TiipiHT. (' |{. K ('>!<•, Minister of Kiiilways; Chief 
 Kin,MiU'i'r, ("ollintjwood Sriiii'iltt r ; ("liief Sii|H'riiitc'ml(iU, I):ivi(l PottiiiirtT ; 
 
 |(K'ii»riiI ri-i!ij,'lil and I'assmjror A^^'iit, ( u'<)rj,'c' Tayhtr ; KosidfUt KuKini-i-r, 
 rS Airliihald Mcclianicul SiiiKTiiiU'ndcnt, H A Wliiltioy; Accuiiiitaiit, 
 Tiioiiias Foot ; Auditor,.).) \Va!i;icc ; Paymasler, K 'I' Tritcs ; CasliiiT, (M) 
 Tlioiiis(-n ; (JfiU'rai Storr-kt't.|i(i\ L 1> Arciiili.dd; Siipct inH'iidnit, Saint .John 
 
 I and llalilax Division, .Janii^ ( 'oU'nian ; Sujifrinti'ndi iii, Nortluan I)i\i>ion, 
 Artlnir I'.nshy. 
 
 Iiiiiiii^ ration l><>]>artiii4Mit. 
 
 .lolin Ijivinsrston, h.iniinion innuiirration ( Hiiccr I'oi- \«\v nriniswicK ; tlio 
 iN'liiity Tivamci's at the ( ^iit-ports oftlu- Province act a^ hninii^ralion Olliccrs. 
 
 Iiispi't'tors ol' Wi'i;;lit.s ami >l«'asiir<»s, 
 
 St .lolin, .John 15 Wilniot, lns|»c('tor ; J^ Cowan, Assistant Inspecioi- ; Vwd- 
 cricton, K C Frw/e, Inspi-ftitr ; Kind's, ^\ 11 Seovill, Inspi'ctor; Prince 
 Kdward Island, James lliddin, Inspector. 
 
 Li^lit lloiiso; in N<»va Scotia. 
 
 (',ij,r S<il)h'.—i)n Ciii)v. Latitnde4;;^ li.'Jnj l«)s. Lon-itude U'i° oTni 11>. lie- 
 volviiijf white iinht ; l)rinlit los, dark *Jos ; visii)K' in clear weather I'J miles. 
 (>('tai.n)nal white lower; stands oil fei't aliove hi^h watiM- mark. A st<'am toy 
 whittle on sontiii-rn point ol' Cape, ek vated uhtint 4() In-t ahove hiyli water. 
 Sounds a hlust of 10 su{'()nds duration in each minute. 
 
 .SVr// /.></a/((r —( )n south point, one-eii:hth of a mile iidand. Latitude '['.'° 
 'join ."Ms; lon<;itude ()(>° dm o2s. A lix»'d white liyht, visihie IS miles in clear 
 weather. A white octagonal tower, li.S feet in heij,'hl aliove hij^h water. The 
 I'!;.iid Rock lies S hy W .'JA miles from light house. \ \\)v; whistle near lii^ht 
 li'Hise; sounds in each nTniute a hiast of Tj seconds duration, and at'lei- an inter- 
 val (if o seconds anoliuM' l»la>t of " > i »nds. 
 
 Yiinmndh or ('(tpc Fin'c' 'i.— '' h\ * pe, south point. Latitntle -ll)" 47m USs ; 
 longitude (')«}" Ihu 'Jls. Iiu ripUi a vhite liuhi ; liylit 1 (m, dark .jjn; visihie 
 is miles in clear WMlhe'. O tai'; •' ill tower, vertical stripes, red and white; 
 Stands 117 feet ahovc h!.!,>;i wat' . Foy- whistle on wi-st side; sounds 10 
 'Seconds in every min.iw . 
 
 I'ictiiit. — South |)oiiU of euti'auce to harhtu-. Latitude lo" 4 1 m oOs ; louf^i- 
 tade (i2° 39m .'}0s. Two vertical li.\»'d lights, 2") fi'et apart ; ui)per part white, 
 lower red. Visihie 1 1 miles in clear wealhar. Striped red and white verti- 
 I'llly. Octagonal wooih n lower; stands (>.") leel aliove high water. Lighted 
 wiu'ii navigation is open. A small red light is seen hehiw lantern. Ily keep- 
 iag light W S \V, vessels clear the east reefs oti IMctou Island. 
 
 In Tower of Custom House, latitude 4;")^ 49,11 lOs, longitude (52° .'{Om oOs, fixed 
 white light, visible 8 miles; stands tiU feet ahove high water; in range with 
 lights at entrance to hurhoi ; leads to the ehanni I up to the bar. 
 
 Bay of FuiKly. 
 
 Cape Sf. Mdi'i/.—KixAt side IJay of Fundy. Latitude 44° om 20s; longitude 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 

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 Lkhit Houhix. 
 Sign Writing and Lettering, at J. H. PULLElTs!^ 
 
 66° 12m 40s. Alternate red and white light every 'M) seconds. Visible 17 
 miles in dear weatlier. AVhite octagonal tower ; stands 103 feet above high 
 v/aier. 
 
 Bner /«/a/jr/.— N W point. Latitude 4-1° 14ni 57s; longitude (\G° 23in 30s. 
 Visible 13 miles. White octagonal tower ; stands 02 feet above high water. 
 A steam fog whistle on N \V uf Ibier Isbmd, south side of light house, sound.^ 
 3 blasts of 4 seconds duration, with interval of 4 seconds between them, eacji 
 niinuti'. 
 
 /^u(;•^^• Ifriul. — Seventeen \ards from edge of clitf. Latitude 44° 24m Kis; 
 longittide ()()'^ 1.3m Os. Alternate reil ;ind white every minute. Visible 14 
 miles in clear weather. Sipiare white tower, 70 feet above high water. On 
 south entrance to I'etit passage. 
 
 I'diiii I'riiH. — South Point oi' entrance to Annapolis I5iisin ; latitttde, 4P 
 41m 34s; longitude, Oo" 47m 20s. Fixed white light, visible 13 milcN 
 S(p>are tower, vertical red and white striped ; 70 feet alxtve high water. Fog 
 whistle on Prim Point, sounds S seconds in each minute. 
 
 im ')2s ; iongi- 
 
 7V/ W'illiniii, or Maryhull Coiw. — South Shore, latitude. 44° ')« 
 
 tude, O')'^ 10m Os. Two vertical fixed white lights, 20 feet apart; visible Hi 
 iles. S(piare, white tower 00 and ')7 feit above high water; lantern on to]. 
 
 ni 
 
 of dwelling, lower light in bow window, visible from \V S W roinid X to F N 1 
 
 M(V(f<in'lvill<:—()n extretnity of Point S Shore, latitude, 4")° 2m .'37s ; longi- 
 tude, (»•")'' Im Os. Two red fixed lights, visil)le S miles in clear weather. 
 Stpiare tower, horizontal white and black striped, 27 and 30 feet al)ove high 
 wat.'r. N'isible from W S \V round N to F N F. 
 
 fsh ififiitr.—i)n highest Point, latitude, lo" 14m 3os ; longitude, 0;')° Om 4')s. 
 White intermittent light, shewing 40s in every ndinUe, visible 20 ndles in 
 clear weather. White scpiare wooden tower, dwelling attached, almost hidden 
 by trees, 305 feet rd)ove high water. 
 
 Jilaek- y;r<r,<.— South shon', latittide. 45° 10m 10s; longitude, 04° 4(»m <)>, 
 Fixed white light, visible 12 miles. White s.piare tower 45 feet above liigli 
 water. N'isible from all points of approach. 
 
 ('dp*' />'or.— Fog Whistle, on extreme point opposite side of channel from 
 Black Kock. Sounds during thick weather for Os in every 30s. The whistle 
 should be heard from 5 to 10 miles, according t(» the state of the wind aii«l 
 atmosphere, 
 
 A'/;///.s/)rj)7.— On Oak Point Pier; latitude, 45° Oiu 30s ; loii'^Mtnde 04° 21 
 
 OH. 
 
 Fixed white light light, visible S mil 
 
 ni 
 
 cs. I'pper enclosed j)art whitt 
 
 open frame, brown, .".0 feet above high water; visible from S W I W 
 by 1-: to N W by W :| W 
 
 roimii 
 
 llortoii. — On bluff west side of Avon | 
 
 tnde 04° 13m .30s. Fixed white light, visible 20 milea. 
 32 feet aliove high water. Light in window. 
 
 {iver. Latitude 45° <)m 15s; 1 
 
 Whit 
 
 ongi- 
 
 e s(|uare towe 
 
 Walton //(n7)«r.-— Basin of Minas. Latitude 45° 14m Os; lon>s!*'Mle (54° Om 
 
 45s. Fixed red light, visible 10 mil 
 high water. Light in wimlow 
 
 es. 
 
 Whit 
 
 e sijuare tower, t)2 feet abov< 
 
 linrnt fU,/.- Basin of Minas, X W extremitv of h<>ad S shore. Latitude 
 4r)°l.Sm40s; longitude 0:{° ISni .30s. Fixed white light, visible 13 miles. 
 
 VVhite scpuire tower with lantern on dwell 
 visible t'vum all points of ajiitroach. 
 
 ing, 75 feet high above high water 
 
 S. HAT WARD & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
 ^m% 
 
Lkjht HorHKs. 
 
 55 
 
 Fresco Painting of the first order, at 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 Spencer Point. — On north shore C'ol)e(iui(l liay. Latitudo 4'>° 23in 30s; 
 hoiifritiuk* G3° 37ni Os. Fixed white light, visible G miles; 35 feet above higli 
 hviiter. 
 
 J\trrsbniW or Partruiijc hlnnd Liijht. — W si<ie of river. Latilmle 45° 23m 
 Oh; longitude (54° 19m Os. Fixed white light, visiltle miles. White scjuare 
 |t(twer with lantern on dwelling, 37 feet abovi' higii w:itei-. 
 
 Apple River. — On (jape Capstow or Hetty Point, N entrance. Latitude 45° 
 hj8in 20s; longitude 04° 51m ;{<»s. N'isible 12 miles. While oblong tower, 04 
 [feet above high water. 
 
 HilLsborniu/h Wliarf. — IVtilcodiac River. Latitude 45° 55m 15s; hcigitude 
 
 ('.4 
 
 1<^ 
 
 )/m 4;)s. I'lxed wiiite lignt, visilMe o miles, open traiiie. 
 
 (IrindMone. — W part of island. Latitude 15^4;)ml;Js; l()Ugitudi'04° 37m 25s. 
 Fixed white light, visible 12 miles; white octagonal tower 0(( feet above high 
 water; visible from \ F by K, ntund by N to F by S, ('ape Fnrage lighthouse 
 S \V l)y W 2 W about 10 miles. In thick weather a trumpet sounds 4 blasts 
 in every mimite. 
 
 ('(ipe Knr<i(/e. — Pitch (d' Cape, Latitude 45° 35m 34s ; longitude 04" 4()m 
 ')'»s. Fixed white light, visible 15 ndli's ; white sipiarc tower 120 feet above 
 liijili water; visible between the l»earings (if N \V round l»y S to X I']. A 
 >i('ain fog whistle 150 feet N F from ligbthousi- soimds 4 seconds in each 
 liiiuute; will be heard from 3 to 10 miles. 
 
 <Jiiaco. — Snjall rock ott' Head. Latitude 45^ H»m 20s; longitude 05° 31m 
 ■'"■IS. White revolving light every 20 .seconds, visible 15 miles; octagonal 
 lowtT, horizontally striped red and white, 5S feet al)ove high water. A fog 
 Im'II in a framed tower on the lightliouse block strikes every 12 seconds. I'n- 
 •Itr favorable <'ircumstances it whould be beard 2 or .3 miles, and in stormy 
 weather or against the win<l about a mile. 
 
 ('npr Spe It re r.~ I'll rh of Cjpe. Latitude 45° 12m 30s ; longitude 04° 54m 
 <'>. .Vlternate red and white light every 45 seconds, visil)le 20 miles ; white 
 sijuare building with tower 207 leet a!)ove high water, visible round the bear- 
 iiiiis from F S F roiuid by S to W N \V, Partridge Island light bearing by 
 ifMiipsws \ W by W .\ W northerly, distant O.l miles. 
 
 I*artrid(je JsliimL—St .John harbor. Latitude 45° 14m 20s ; longitu<le 00° 
 ill I 20s. Fixed white light, visible 20 miles : tower vertical red and white 
 >iiipes, 119 feet above high wfiter. in foggy weather a steam whistle sounds 
 i'or 10 seeonils every nuniUe. A bell buoy near F side of Partridge I.^land 
 reef. 
 
 .**V. John Ifiirl>ni:—]U'iH'n\\. Latitude 45° 15m 10s; longitr.de «)0° 3rn 40s. 
 Fixed white light, visible 10 miles; vertical red and white stripes, 35 feet 
 :ili()ve high water 
 
 Miu 
 
 i^iianm, eas 
 
 t side of entrance. Latitude 45"^ Km 35s; longitude 00° 14ni 
 
 ". Fixed light, red to seaward; white toward?, harbor; visible 10 miles 
 white ,s(piare tower, dwelling attached ; 1 12 feet above high water. 
 Lepreaux, on Point. Latitude 45° 3m 40s; longitude );()° 27n) 30-i. Two 
 rtical towers 27 feet apart ; lixe<l white lights, visible 15 nules; striped hor- 
 lutally red and white octagonal ; Ml and 53 feet high; visible between the 
 arinjrs of W N W around by S to F by N ; fog whistle gives two blasts of 5 
 "inds duration, with an interval of 5 seconds. 
 brew's Head, on west side of Beaver JLirbor. Latitude 45° 3m 45ft; longi- 
 
 i/,( 
 
 73 Prince Prince William Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
56 
 
 LiciiT Ilorsics. 
 
 m 
 
 Orders for Painting promptly attended to by J. H. PULLEN. 
 
 tilde (>()° 4hii (»s. Fixed while lit^ht, visible 10 miles; whitt' .scjiuire tower l". 
 i'eet aliove Ititrh water, seen at all |>oints hetwreii eiistern and western head 
 of harluir. 
 
 /Va point, east side ot" entrance to L'etan^ harbor. Latitude 45° 2ni 2(ls; 
 !onu:itU(le ))(>=• iSin •Id'^. i-'ivcd j-reen litrht, visible 1*2 miles; white wpian 
 tower, (l\\el!in<x attaciied. -d fevl aliove hiudi water, visilije i'ntni E round liy 
 S to N. 
 
 /»7/sx Ishiiitl, west end of Island, south side of western entrance to lUiss har- 
 bor. L:ititiide 1")° Ini 1 ")s ; lotii-itndt' b'.^ Tjlni (Is ; Fixed red li.yht, visililc 
 lli miles; white s<|nar<' tower !•"> Icii above hii;h water. 
 
 ///«•'<■ /*(».■'.'<'"/'• on M:!scabon l*oini. l.-iiinid!' 4V*2in2ll-t; lonLMtude (Ki" 
 r);{ni ;>•»<; a ion- tnnnpcl sounds. Idasis (m 7 -. < ond ;. with an interval of ."n 
 ^e(■onds lietwei'll earli. 
 
 M'lif'iir lU'ifi'. l'assaina<(iioddy I5.iv. l.iiiiiidi' 1")^ (tin ')."5s ; loniritiide (iCr 
 r»4in IJds; li.xed white liirht, visible lo mil.-;; whiti- stpiare tower l:!0 feet above 
 hi'.di wali-r; a Dar extrn(l> \\ N i'l iVom iii;hthoiisc, and \ •-•;>(. Is r^'iuirc to keep 
 (id'a distance ui'JbO yards t<» clear it :;l low wati-r. 
 
 Si. Aiidn iih, (»n sanily reel at ea^i entrance. Littimde 4')'' IJm 4')s ; loniri- 
 tuilcbT'Oin ■'»(>>; lixt'd whih- liijht. visible lo i.illes; \vl:iie v^nare tower, Id 
 feet above hiuh water; to unide to all [lails In inner Hay, and lo vc.-sels ;:itiii;' 
 up the river St. Croi.v from I.'tite I'assa^*' or West (^n<tddy. 'I'ltere is only ;i 
 dejith of 4 feel on the N \V exten>-ion of liie reef toward'^ tlie ir.iiid.ind. 
 
 •SV. .l«<//f(/N, north point of entrance. Latitude l">' Ini 1(! ; lonuitnde (17 
 2nio<>s; tixi'd white lii'.hl. visibj*' l(t miles; white oriau'onal tower 42 fcii 
 above hiLdi water; visible betwt'cn the bearinusol' .N W b\ N and S F bv S. 
 
 ('(iiiiiinhilln Ishdiil, north point ol" Ilea I hariior. Laiiiii h' 14^'>7m 1( 
 
 !on'.din(ie •")('»'") I m Ids; lixed while ii.^hl, visible lo mile-; .I'tr^'onal low.T, 
 white, with red cross, (i I I'eel above hiiih waler. 
 
 Smith \V,:<I Uulf Isl'iiiil, on >-oulh I a>t jioint o" the hbuil. i.atit.ide II' 
 iVlm .'ids; lonuitnde (»()• I lin Ids; ifvolvin-.^- wliiti' li«.;l;' eveiy 1 .1 minuir-. 
 vi>ible 17 to 2d miles; white sipian- tower III fe( t aliove hi- h witer; lani'rii 
 on dwellini;, \isibK' from all points of appi'oacli. 
 
 Siiitllnir '/'nil, north i.'ast part of (Iratid Manan. Laliliide 41 ' -i'lm r)2s ; loii- 
 ;:;itnde «) t ' 44m ds ; tixed white li,i,'ht, visible 17 miles; white oei, ^onal t twer, 
 Ms fi'et abov«' hiyh water; visible between the bearings of ,S W r lund by S l.i 
 N \V. \ steam foi^ whisth on extreme north we-^t head (»f (iiand Manan, M' 
 fet t above hitih uatir, ,>ound-i A blasts ef 4 •seconds duration in each minuif, 
 witii an interval of lb ."-econds between «'ach blast. 
 
 (iraiid Il'ii'hiH, ^ ir.uul Manan. ibiildinu'. 
 
 S<,iilii III ml, do. do. 
 
 Ohl Prnprirtor Lrdijc, t<» the stmth of (irand Manan Led!.je. Latitude II 
 'X\u\ 'ds; loiiuitude (\iV^ 4dm (K; visible s or lo miles; a spindle heacMii 
 painted \\'i\\ a ca^'e, eh-vated ;>1 feet above hiuh watir mark. 
 
 (idiiii't liiirk, i)\\ rock. Latitude 44 Mini .'iSs ; lonioiiide <•()'' 47m ()h ; inter 
 mittent white li<j:lit, 4'»°; eclipse ojs, Hash 4's; eclipse '>ls in every fid seeomb 
 visible 12 mile? , oclanoi al lower, vi-rlieal black ■.u\i\ white stripes, t)ti in i 
 abo\e liiuh water; a mm is lircd to auswt'r si-rnals diirini; foi;s and snow stoim- 
 danueroiiH rocks extend 4 miles <'astward of the li^lithouse. 
 
 MurhidH Si'dl lnl<in(/, lu-ar middle of Island. Two li-ihts, t)4 vanis frotn earli 
 
 Carriage Malcers' Supplies of all kinds at S. HAYWARD & CO's. 
 
LkiUT Houses. 
 
 57 
 
 Fresco Painting of the first order, at 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 otluT. Latitude 44° aOiM 7s ; lonj^itude G7'' (Im l.'is; fixwl wliite li^'lits, visi- 
 hie It miU's; white towers, al and 150 tW't ahovo high water. A fog whistle 
 sounds ill thick weather, Cogs and snow stonus, 5 weeonds in eaeh Jialf ininnte. 
 
 N«^w Hruiis\vi<-k. -Ciuir of St. La\vn>iicr. 
 
 Didhomie, sonth side of entrance to harhor. Latitude 48° .'Jn> 4.")s ; longitude 
 (it) ^ 20m ')l>s; fixed white light, visililc 1,", niih-s ; white stjt.ure tower 4!) feet 
 :il)Kve high water, seen from ail points of approaeh. 
 
 lli'i'on Ix'jind, Chaleur l>ay. Latitude 4S^ dm Os ; longitude (I'l" Mm ()s ; 
 tixed white light, visil)le 1") feet; white scpiare tower, (UJ feet ahove high water! 
 visihle from al! points seaward. 
 
 IJathurxt, on Carron's I'oint. Latitude 47° 3«Jm Ids ; longitufle ilV .'{(hn 40s ; 
 two tixed white lights, one visihle 10 miles, white tower; the other visilde 14 
 miles, square tower striped red and white, 4.'> feet ahove high wati-r; one cage 
 light to guide vessels into the hai'hor. 
 
 CiU'iujuet, on Island, Ha} ofChaleur. Latitude 47 ' IKiu i(>s ; lougituile Ji')" 
 r>lin Os; fixed white light, visil)le ^4 ffct : white s(piare lower on dwelling ')'* 
 Iret ahove high walt'r. 
 
 (ii)oHH Jj'i/ce, vn'M side of Miscou Island. Lititude 47° ')')m 4.'>- : longitude 
 tl4°8")m40s; revolving white light every minute, vi^ihlc lO miio; white 
 s(piare tower, 40 feet aliov<' high water, complete revolution every two udnuteK. 
 
 Sli I fipfffit n, oi\ Island in harl)(»r. Latitude 17"4;{mOs; longitude 04° .'{Sm 
 tis; fixed white light, '>i'2 feet ahove high water 
 
 MiHcini Jxldiid, J{irch Point. Latitmh' lSMm(»s; longitude or 2i>m 2os ; 
 tixed red light, visihle 12 miles; white o«'tagonal towiT, 7!Mei't ahove high 
 water. A steam fog whistle placed in the year 1S7'"), and situated 107 yurds 
 e:tst from lighthouse; sounds blast of .'> s<'conds dination, with interval of 2") 
 sec(»nds h tween each. 
 
 l*(tHvh*'mimche. Latitude 47° 40m os ; longitude 04° 4')ni ')s ; fixed green 
 light, visihle 8 U)iles ; white s<piare tower with dwi lling attached, ',^'^ feet uhovu 
 high water. 
 
 Sorlh Trnnidir, one on north >iile of (iidly, the other oniside of I*ar. Lati- 
 tude 47° iWm 14s; longitude Ot°.")lm :{os ; two tixe<l wliite light-, visible 12 
 ;imI"s; white s<piari' tower, oi»eM frame, :{0 and :{',♦ feet ahove high wati'r ; coast 
 and l:arl)or range lights. 
 
 Soidli Truciudv, north side of (iidly. Latitude 47° ;{0m Os ; longitude }i4° 
 '")2m lOs ; two lights, hack light 100 yards north fn»m front on<' ; lixed lights, 
 front one whit*' and hack one red; vi-ihh' S mile-; front huilding an op» n 
 white tow«'r, hack huilding sipiari; red towi'r ; 20 and 2(! fe«'t ahove high water. 
 X'essels crossing tlu' liar from sea should stei-r north, keeping the lights in 
 range, widtlj of IJar tW(» cahle lengths. 
 
 Tdhnxiiitnc, ('rah Island. Latitude 47°l8njo4s; longitude 04° oOm 30s ; 
 two fixed lights, front red and hack white; visihle 7 nnles; whiti' square 
 tower, I{0 feet jibove high water, coast and harhor range light.'^-. 
 
 AVf/Mi/r. Latitude 47° 17m 47s; longitude Oo' '.\m 20s; iwo fixed white 
 lighLs, visihle 11 nnh^s; white sipmre tower; 3') feet above; high water, cojwt 
 ind harbor range lights situate north eitst of (inlly. 
 
 Portaffc. hlnuii, on south point of Island. Lat. 47° *dm r»Os ; long. 0">° 2m 40m; 
 tixe<l white light, visible 12 nules; white tower, 4() feet above high water. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
5^ 
 
 JiKJiI'l" llnrsi>. 
 stained Glass, at J. H. PULLEN'S, 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 <hik /'</////. Minniiiclii Wny . Laliliidc 17° 7m iKs ; loiiKitiuli' <>")° lojn Ids 
 two tixcil wliitc IIkIiI^. Ii!>lt niil<' :i!>:irt. visiMo 10 niilt's; white lowi-r, 40 a 
 
 m 
 
 ()0 r<'('t :il)()Vt' liiiih water. I>«'a<'()ii> 
 
 Slirlilraki Isluiid, M'wMu'uUWfAy. I/ititiuli- 17"^ (>in 'lOs : loimitiidc ('».")° iSn: 
 Os ; t\vi» lixcd white liiihls, (iiiarter mile apart, visihie •,• mih-s; IS let-t ahov. 
 hiidi wat ■!■. lieacniis. 
 
 V;/vn»/'s /;.7/r//. Miramielii Hay. Latitude r"" ."mh .".Os ; Idriuitude ('.')' liSi> 
 10s; two lixed while iiuhts, lteariti;f S W and N K lV(»in each other, vi-^ible lit 
 miles 
 
 w 
 
 hite tower 120 a>id llO feet ahove hii,^h water. lieaeon,- 
 
 Mitfdir IsI'IikI, Miraiiiiehi Kiver. Katitlide 47''Om;5s; lon.iriliide <m° I'.Ui 
 Ds; lixed wliiti- li^ht. 1") leet aliove hiiih watei. lU'acoii. 
 
 I'ox /sliiiiil, north west point of Island. Latitude 47^^ Sm lOs; lon^'itudr 
 05° 'Jin :!0s; two lixed white lights, half mile apart, visihle 10 miles; whiii 
 tower, 4") feet aliovc hiuli wal<r, and oiu- at east end of Island. I'eaeons ti 
 jjfuide Vessels ihron<.di the Swa<h\vay ( hainu 1. 
 
 }firn)iiirlii />'(// Li'ihtxliip, Horseshoe liar, het ween l'\)x and Portaj^e Island-. 
 Latitude 47^ Sni Os; longitude (')r)°:!mOsj lixed red li^dit, visihle S mile-; 
 ,'{;") feet aliove hiyh water mark. A s(4iooner ri;.;','ed ship, 
 
 Pirstmi li'-itrli, Miramiehi I'.ay. Latitude 47° 4m *)0s ; longitude 05° r)4iii 
 40s; two tixed white liirhts, visihle lO miles, 55 and (10 feet ahove liij^h water 
 ^Vhite l»eaeons. 
 
 Ksrinnlihtv, (m Point. Latitude 47° 4m .')2s ; lonyitutle 04° 47m .'}0s ; fixeil 
 white liiiht, visihle 14 miles; white t«»wer, 70 feet above high water, A steam 
 log whi-^tle situated lOO yards west of liLdilhouse sounds \() seconds in eaeli 
 minuti', with an interval of 50 seconds hetween each hlast ; it should he Jieanl 
 fr(»m ;> to 1 1 ndles, aecordiiiir to the !>tate of the weatiier. 
 
 Ilirhihnrln Haul, on Headland. Latitude 4(:>° MDm 40s ; longitude 04° 42ni 
 .'?0s ; lixeil white light, visihle 14 uules; white s(piare tower, 70 feet abovf 
 high water. 
 
 (hsxie'x i'nlnf, on Toint. Latitude 40° JDtn 15s; h.ngitude 04° IJOni '20<; 
 revolving white light every half nunute, visihle 14 miles; white sipiare tower, 
 40 feet ahove high wattr. 
 
 Slirdiac Island. Latitude 40° 15ni 20s ; longitude 04° :51in 50s ; two fixed 
 white lights, visihle 10 miles; while towi »', 4.S and 5() feet ahove high water, 
 lieacons. 
 
 Sht'dlac Unrlinr, |*oint ilu Chene Wharf. Latitlid<' 40° 14ni L'Os ; longitude 
 04" .'^Im Os ; tixed white light, visihh- ti miles, 15 feet ahove high water. 
 
 Jdiin'nioiii, on tape. Latitude 40' lOm Os ; longitude 0.".° 4Sm .'10s ; Hash- 
 ing white light every 10sec<»nds, visiole 14 miles; white ot-tagonal tower, 7- 
 feet ahove high water; visi!)le from S W round N to W. 
 
 Viiitetl Statos— Kastport to Boston. 
 
 [Sea Coast l<ig!its are distingnislied from Harhor Lights by the latitude ami 
 longitude being given. Particular Sailing Directionw for entering Harbor^ 
 between St. .lolm and Hoston, are also given.] 
 
 West Qm<hht Lhjhi. Latitude 44° 48' 54'' N ; longitude 67° 57' 1" ^V ; 
 tower of brick, painted with red and white horizontal striMe^-. < inneeted witii 
 dwelling house by white building; lixed wlute light, vicibL: »<> auI-?»; situated 
 
 S. HATWARD & CO., WholessJe Hardware and Oai :ij\gf Htnok, 
 
 JUAi 
 
LroMT IIorsKs — Ka.sti'out to Hohton, 
 
 .19 
 
 \'> 
 
 t'S. 
 
 Mixed Paints in all colors, ready for use, at 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 oil tho Wfst side (it'tlu> entrance to Kastport and the St. <'n)ix river, via I.nitec 
 Narrows. iJood aneliora^'e in West (^uoddy Hay half a mil* ' N W from tho 
 li^ht. No passa^re throii^'h tiie Nairowc. at h>w water; siranj,'ei-s nhonld not 
 atieinpt to }j:o thron;;h withont a pilot. 
 
 Liitlf ll'wiu- Lii/lit, on an Island al the month *>r Mtth' Iliver h;'rhor; tower 
 white, attached to Keeper's <lweliin<> ; ti.\ed liulif, varied hy while Ihishe.. Iiu 
 ;>0s; visihle 11 invJes ; seen from X K hy K .1 K, via eastward to sonth. Also, 
 foi,' hell, strnck l)y machinery twice a nunnte. Latitnde M" ;{<)' W^ N ; lon;;!- 
 ' <)")° !'( I '"*'*' **"° 1-'' ">" W. <>ood anchora'.>c f<»r a small numl)er of vessels just inside 
 the Island. To enter harhor, pass to ea.stward of the liyht. 
 
 Lihhi/ lnJmxl /y/'//*/, al month of Machias IJay and liiver; latitnde 44° o4 
 N; lon^ltnde ()7° 'I'l' 2" \V ; ;,M-ey tower; fixed white liicht, vi-^ihle 12 mil 
 Southwest end .f I/ihhy Island is dividi'd in two parts at high water. Ship 
 tliainiel to Machlas lies to eastward of the fsland, or, get Avery's Kock Light 
 to hear X ,' W and rnn f(»r it, passing handy (tn either side, and continuing 
 ])ast a high, round Inland on t!ie left, and proceed from it a north course lialf 
 ii mile and anchor at the mouth of the river. 
 
 Av>'nj\ Rnck\ in Machias IJiy, neai' mouth uf Kiver; tower huilt I'rom the 
 top of Keeper's dwellinu, painted white; lixed red light, visiide 14 miles. 
 
 Mooxqtmh I/ujht. Latituch" 44' 'JS^ 11'' X; longitude UT" .'U ' '1'/' W ; 
 white tower, wiiile flash light, iJO seconds hetween flashes, visihle lii mih's. 
 Mistake Island is to wcsl side of entrance to May of Fiindv. lM)r eiitntnce 
 into Moosejteak llarhoi', pass to the ea.stward of light ahout a X W course one 
 mile. There is another small harhor uhout X X K, \\ miles from the light, 
 called the Cow Yard, hearings— to Lihhy Island liglil. X F. hy K .] K, 9 miles; 
 to Petit Menan light, \V ', S. lo miles. • 
 
 MooHcprak .{iitoiiinttr Hmnf, in deejt water, ofl' Moose|)cak light; work- l)y 
 action of the sea ; often heard 4 miles. Uearings — Mooscpeak light hears N 
 hy \V 1.] miles, Petit Menan Ledge \V 'j S lo niiles, Petit Menan light V.' !•'» 
 miles, Lihhy Island light N K ,' K !) miles. 
 
 .V<(,'</((''.s /.</((»'/ Lii/hl ; white tower; lived red light, visihle 12mih>s, To enter 
 Moosepeak Keai-h, west entrance, leave light on starltoard hand; als(), aguide 
 to Pleasant Kiver. 
 
 Ndrriu/ii'Ufits Lii/lit ; white tower; fixed wliite light, visil>le I'J mi!(>s; located 
 on Pond Island: entrance to Xarraguagus B.iy and .Millhridge ; hell struck hy 
 hand to answer signals in thick weather. 
 
 Petit Mivd, Ll'ihl; latitude 44^ ±>' 2'^ X ; hmgitmle ))7° ol' ol'MV ; tall 
 grey tower; lixetl light, varied hy white flashes once in 2 mimites, visihle 17 
 miles. This light is a warning against dangerous shoals, of which Petit Menan 
 Ledge, or South Last Breaker, hears SS K .'!'. ndles, on which is (> feet at low 
 watt'r, (Iron Xun Buoy) painted vertically red an<l hiack stripes. Sims' Kock 
 hears S .J K, 2 miles; d feet at low water (Spar liuoy). Tibhett's Ledge hears 
 L hy X'^ Ii miles, II feet at low water; no huoy. On Petit Men:in tiiere is also 
 a steam fog alarm giving* 2 hlasts a minute; intervals hetween hlasts H and 42 
 seconds; heard S miles. 
 
 Prospect Harhor Li'jht ; tower white, showing a lla.shing red and whitt» light, 
 lliuhing once in 'M) seconds; visihle 11 miles; on the eastern (jide of the en- 
 trance to Prospect ILirhor, In running for the Harhor, hring the light to 
 hear N \ K. 
 
 73 Prince Prince WUliam Street, SL John, N. B. 
 
60 I.KJUT IIorsKs — Eastpout to Boston. 
 
 Polished Plate Glass, at J. H. POLLEN'S, 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 Wintn- Ildihnr Lit/lit ; while tower; ''xcd wliltc li<rlii 
 north side <>l" west entrance to the harhor, ^Miiih- to Mnsi 
 
 isihh' 1 1 nnlort. 
 itu harbor also. 
 
 On 
 
 /v77 /»*'"'^' /"'.'//''.' whitt' t(twer; fixed red lij,'ht, visiiiK- 14 niil«'s; (»n I'Vk 
 Rock, in Frenelinian's Hay. A loji hell, struck hy machinery, ^iviuK 2 blow > 
 in (piiok succession, then an interval of .'ID seconds, then (»ne hlow lU-arin^'s 
 Bar harbor hears N W .'. N, 4 miles; I'.aker's Island hears S \V bv S .', S, 8 miles, 
 
 llakn^s l.^and Li(/lif; latitude 4r-M4"J7''N; hyn^itude (;s° 1 K r,({'My ; 
 white tower, connected with Keeper's honsi- ; fixed lii^ht, varied by white 
 flashes; on Maker's Island, oH' Mount Desert; a y:nide to ('ranl)erry Island, 
 north east and south west harbors. On entering either of these, leave lij^ht on 
 the port hand; but if uoins to Hass harbor, leave it on starboard hand I mile. 
 Hearinjj;s— Bass Harbor Head bi-ars W ;,' N, ') miles ; Mount Desert Bock bears 
 S 1 W, IS miles; Betit Menan Light bears K by N \ N, Id miles. 
 
 Xorth /v(.s7 Iliirhor Lujld ; tower painted brown, with black lantern; fixed 
 white light, visible 14 miles, on Bear Island; a tjinde to N K harbor by leav- 
 ing it on starl)oard hand. 
 
 lian» Harbor Head and Li(jh( : tower painted white; lixed red light, visible 
 l!i miles; eiust side of entrance to Ba.ss harbor. Mount Desert; a bell struck l)y 
 hand to answer siguids ; IJaker's Island bears K | S, o miles; this will be left 
 100 yards distant on starboard haiul by vessels going to Bass Harbor. 
 
 Mount Desert Rock; latitude 4;i° 58' 7'' ; lonc^lmie uT 1' 42^^ ; grey tower; 
 fixeil white light, visible rount* entire horizon 14 miles; on Mount Desert 
 Kock, Maine; a bell struck by machinery. Bearings — Baker's Island bear- 
 N } E, 18 miles; I*etit Menan light bears N K ' K, 215 miles ; Moosepeak hears 
 NE by E ', E, .'W miles; MiUinieus lights bear VV 1 S, .'5:5 miles. Ve.sseis 
 hound to St. John will run E N 10 straigli' up between (Jrand Man»n and the 
 American shore. 
 
 I i unit (hat Ifarhtr JAijIds ; two; white towers, showing two fixed whlt( 
 lightH, 100 feet apart, visil)le il miles; on south end of Swan's Island, Maine. 
 To enter the harbor, get the lights to bear N E :] N, or in range, and run iViv 
 them. , 
 
 KfjgenKKjjin Light ; \vhit( tower; fixed white light, visible miles ; on (Jreen 
 Island, at. entranci' to Blueliill Bay and Eggemoggin lleaeh ; also guide to 
 Ellsworth. 
 
 Siuldle- linck Lif/ld ; tower, upper part, grey; lower ])art, white ; on an Islci 
 ne.ir S W end of Isle an Haute; a guide to Isle au Haute Bay, and to East 
 Benobseot Bay ; lixed white liglit, visible 12 miles. 
 
 .Ifar^ Island Liijht, on an Island at the western entrance to Deer Islantl 
 Thoroughfare, or to Mc^rchant's Row; white tower; tixt 1 white light, visible 
 12 miles. This Htation is in Isle au Haute Bay, hearing about N N E from 
 Saddle Hack 4 miles. To enter Thoroughfare, leave light on starboard hand ; 
 to entvir Merchant's Row leave it on port IuukI. 
 
 Ileroi^^K Neck Liyfd, on the south point of (Jreen Island, the most southern 
 one of the Fox Islands; a guide to C'ar\er's Harbor and to Hurricane Sound; 
 white tower; lixed red light, visible 14 miles. 
 
 I'Jagle Head I i(jht, on Ejigle Island, at the head of Isle au Haute Bay ; guide 
 to the N E entrmce to Benohsoot Bay. Vessels on entering will leave Saddle 
 Back on the port hand and run straight for Eagle Head, leaving it on the port 
 side; white tower lixed white light, vi-sible 13 miles. 
 
 8. HATWAR^ & CO, Wholesale E^^dware and Carriage Stock, 
 
LioiiT HouHicH — Eastport to Bohton. 
 
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 cod white 
 1(1, Maine. 
 
 All kinds of wood imitated by first-cl&ss grainers, at 14 Horsiield street. 
 
 Pumpkin hktml ; white tower; fixed white lipht, visible miles; apfuideto 
 EsiJreinofffjin Keach from the west; )< ive it on the stiirhoard hand. 
 
 y>i>r'.s Head; white tower; lixecl white ii^'ht, visible 17 miles; west side of 
 »>ntianee to Castine harl)<)r, Maine. 
 
 FortPnild Jjif/ht ; white tower; li.xed white lif,'ht, on Old Kort I'oint; left 
 hand side o'^ '-ntrance to IVnohseot River. 
 
 (o-indrl'ii Point; white tower; fixed white li^ht, visible 11 mih's; on the 
 north side ol" entrance to (iilkey's harl)or, on Lon^ Ishnul, INinohsco* IJav. 
 
 AV^ro Nund Liffhf ; white tower; fixed white li^dit, visible IJ miles; at 
 M)nth side ot" entrance to ("ainden harbor. 
 
 Iittlidii Ixland Lifi/it ; white tower; fixed red lij;ht, visibU' 12 njiles ; eiwt 
 side of entrance to Uockpoit harbor, j'enobscdt Jjay 
 
 /ifown's Head Lij/hf ; white tower, attached to Keeper's dwelling; lixed 
 white liK'it, visil)le 11 miles; on \vcst<'rn side of Kox Islatul, ami at east side 
 of western entrance to Fox Islaiul 'J'lu»ron,u:hfare ; is extin^Miishcd when 'I'hor- 
 oiijjhfare is closed l)y ice. 
 
 Oi/'/'.x Jlnul Jjii/lit ; white tower; fixed white li^dit, visible lo miles; t^nide 
 lo |{o(*kland harbor; also t(t vessels bonnd nj) or down western Penolwcot Hav. 
 
 niiitr Ihml Liijhl; latitnde 4:5° oS^ 42^' N ; longitude <il)° 7^ 2S^^ W ; irn'-y 
 tower, connected with white dwelling; fixed white light, visible l.'{ miles; at 
 western side of western entvnuce to Penobscot Hay; also a steam fojj; al.-irm. 
 <,'iving a blast >f S seconds dnration once a minnte. 
 
 MatiikivuH Li(iht>^; latitnde 4;{^ 47' 0'' N ; longiliule (;¥° oT IS'MV ; two 
 uM'ey towers, 180 feet apart, and ranging N N W and S S \\\ fixed white liL'hts, 
 visible lo milcM; located on Matinicns Kock. Hearings — Moimt I K'sert Kock 
 'tears K 1 X. .S."i miles; Monheigan Light Itears W b- N 1 N, 21 miles. Coni-se 
 to Portland, >"' ] N, (i4 miles. Also, a 12 inch steani fog whistle, sonnding 
 blasts of ") seconds duration with intervals of 2o seconds betwe<'n ; also, a bell 
 stnick bv machinerv, which will be used in case of accident to whistle. 
 
 Monh'ciijnu l.i<//u) latitude 4.r 4."/ r)2'' X ; hmgitnde (57° 18' 57'' W ; grey 
 tower; white flash light, visible lit miles, flashing once a minute; on Monhei- 
 gan Island. JJearings — Matinitus bears K bv S, 21 miles; Seguin Light bears 
 W ^ X, 20 miles; White Head Light bears X L j K, 18 nule.s. Alsf), (.n Man- 
 aneas Island, near Moheigan, a steam fog alarm giving 2 blasts of r> seconds 
 each per minute, with an interval (»f 8 seconds between the blasts, then a 
 pause of 42 seconds. 
 
 7V/H/H<'.s' Ifiirluir Lin/it ; white tower; re<l fiash light, visible l'{ miles, flash- 
 
 mg on( 
 
 ■e every half minute; on south west side of entrance to Tenant'.- bar- 
 
 l)or. (Onlv used bv small vesseh 
 
 Snitth St. (rt'ovffc, or Ilrrriiiif (iiit ; white and grey tower; fixed white light, 
 visible 10 mih-s; on Marshall's Point, east side oi' entrance to Herring < hit, 
 St. (ieorge, Maine. 
 
 Fmiikliit Liiflit ; white tower ; fixed light, varicnl by white fijLshes ; on Fnink- 
 lin Island ; a guide to vessels entering Thonuuton. Me. ; leave it on starboard 
 hand going in. 
 
 I*emmfiii<l Point .; white tower; fixed white light, visible 14 miles; went side 
 ijf entrance to Hrist()l Hay, and ea*»t side of entrance to John's IJay. 
 
 TownMio/ Liiflit; white tower; fixed white light, visible Hi miles; on iJurnt 
 Island, we.st side of entrance to Townsend harbor. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 62 Lkuit IIorsioH — Easti'out T(> Hoston. 
 
 Sign Writing by first-class workmen, at J. H. PULLEN'S. 
 
 SkeepHcntt lAffht : white tower; while Ihish liirlit. visil»U' 12 tniU-s, flashini: 
 twice !i niiniiU' ; on llendriiks Jlejul, on thi' e:i^t side of Shtepscotl Uay, uiui 
 entraneo Jo Shee|)seott Hiver; j;ui(le to Soiithport and Wiseasselt. 
 
 l*ond Ishiiid Lhflit : white tower; lixed whit<' liirht. visiliU' 111 niih'H ; en- 
 trance to Kein\el)ec Kiver, and ^\\'u\r to vi'^srls eiilerin;( it ; to he h'ft on the 
 port wide fjoin:.r in. Also, a l)ell, sti'uek hv hand. 
 
 Srffuin Li<iht ; hititndf 4:!" 1'2' li.")" N : h.n^ntmh' (I!)'' lo' :jrMV ; ^rvy 
 lower; hxe<l white iijiht ot'the tirst onier, visihje 24 miles; on Se^Miin Island, 
 oH' the mouth of the Kfniulu-i' Kiver; to enter the Kiver, leave the light on 
 the starhoaid hand, and rnn lor I'ond Island. Also, a steam ioji whistle, sound- 
 ing- hliisis of S seconds duration at inti-rvals ot' o'J seconds. Ilearintrs — Halt-way 
 It(»ek liluht liears \V ', N, \'.\ miles; I'ond Island Light hi-ars N, I.] miles; 
 Cape lOlizaheth heais \\ hv S, 22 miles ; Monheigan Liyht h«'ais K .'. S, 20 mile-. 
 llalHraii linrk Lif/ht :' h\\nuh' 4:1" :;S' 21'^ N ; lonuitnde 7«>" 2' ]'V' NV ; 
 gri'v tower; lixt'd white light, varied l>y reil flashes, llasliing red once a minute; 
 on Ilalt'-way lioj-k, ( 'aseo IJay. rK-arings-Segiiin Light hears K, Hi miles; 
 Portland Head hears \V, S miles; (ape Kli/.alx'th hears .\V S W, '.» miles. 
 
 rortland llmd Llj/lif ,■ latitude 4.r :!7' 22" N : longitude 70° 12' 2trMV ; 
 wiiite tower; fixed white light, visihle lo miles; on wi'st side of entrance 
 Portland harlior. .\lso, a DahoU's air trumpet, giving hiasts of S si'conds dura- 
 tion once in 40 seconds. 
 
 Pitrtlaiid liri'dhiiilir ; white lower; lixed red light, visihle H miles. This is 
 a luirbor light, and .stands on the end of the granite hreakwati'r extending out 
 from the south sidi- of the harhor; to ]h' Icll on tlu' port haiul in passing up 
 tIh' harhor. 
 
 ( 'ape EUzith,'tli Liijlits; latitude 48° XV oO^' N ; longitude 70° 12' IK' \V ; 
 two red towers, !)0() feet apart, and ranging N 10 hy 10 an<l S W hy \V ; easterly 
 liglit white, fixed ; westerly light white, revolving (»nce a minute, visihle IS 
 jniles. .\lso, a fog tnuupet, giving 2 hhists off) seconds each with an interval 
 of S seconds het ween them, then a pause of 42 se "onds. hearings — Hcxm Island 
 Light hears S \V .1 S, MO mihs; Thatcher's Island hears S W '{ S, 1)2 n)iles. 
 These lights are a warning against dangerous shoals, of which .Mden's Kock !•« 
 mostly to he feared, hearing K hy iS ') miles, on which is (5 feet of water at low 
 waK'r; the otiu'rs range from 14 to IS feet at low water. To approach Tort- 
 land at nigiit, get i*(»rtland Head light to hear N N \V and run for it, leaving 
 it a fair berth on the port hand, tlien run N hv W I mile, tlien N :,' W till 
 Breakwater light hears N W hv W 1 W. then nni N \V ', W. 
 
 Wuod hlnnd Linht ; latitude 4.r 27' 2;{" N; longitude 7(P 19' 4.V^ \V ; 
 white tower; red flash light, visihle l.'i miles, flashing once a minute ; near 
 entrance to Saeo Kiver, and guide to Winter harhor auid Bithluford Pool, by 
 leaving it on port hand. Also, a hell struck hy machinery, two blows in rapid 
 succession followed hv an interval of 2") seconds, then one blow. 
 
 Coat Maud; latitude 4;{° 21' 27" iN ; longilmie 70° 2.')' 81" W; white 
 tower; hxed white liyht, visihle 11 miles; (harhor of refuge) on the north 
 side of entranci' to (ape Porpoise harbor (near Keuiu bunk ) ; leave on star- 
 board hand gouig in. 
 
 liiHfH hlnnd ; latitiule 48° 7' Ki" N ; longitude 70° 28' 8()" W; grey gra- 
 nite tower, 188 fci-t above high water; fixed white light, visible IS n»iles; ofV 
 York, liearingsr- ( lape Elizabeth lights bear N E by Is, 30 miles; Matinicus 
 
 Carriage Makers' SnppUes of aU kinds at S. HATWARD & CO's, 
 
LKiHT IIorsKs— IOasTI'ORT to l^)HT()N. 
 
 Paper Hanging by first-class workmen, at J. H. PULLEN'S. 
 
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 lijrhts l»(';ir K by N. SO iiiiUs; < ■;i|..' Aim liirlits l.t'iir S I»v \V ,' W. .'{(I miles; 
 |>lc Sh.cils li<rl»t btMfs S \V 1 S, !•_> tiiiU's. 
 
 Mr of SlindlH; liititiidc 42" AS' 0" X ; Ic.nyitlidc 70' 
 
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 iiiwci'; litrlit, lliisliintr, hmI .ind wliitr. visiltlt- 1") miles. Ilnsliinj; cvfi-v -'lO srcs; 
 ..II Wliin' Island, llic iin»st sdutli wcstiTii of tlu' isU-ol Slmnls cliistrr, oil' i'orts- 
 monih, N 11. lJ('iii-iM<rs — lioon Island li^ht lioars N K l N, TimiN's; U'hale'H 
 Hark liu'lit licais N \V ' N, 12 miles; Ni'\vl»nry|M)rt Bar fu-ars \V liy S, 1:| mik's; 
 (ape Ann lifjhls Ix-ar S, 17 miles. 
 
 Il'/(f(/r'.y Ii„rk Luiht ; latitude 4.'^ W 'M\" N ; lon^ilnde 70° 41 ' 4H" W ; old 
 idwer white, new tower natural ''ranile color; fixed linlit, varied l»v white 
 
 flie^lies, visilile l;{ miles; Hashes unee in 11 minute 
 
 Also, a hell, struck hv 
 
 machinery 4 times a mnniti', located in the old t<t\vei' ; liotli to he hl'ii on star- 
 imard hand ij;oinj; into I'ortsmouth. 
 
 PoitxiiiDiit/i Ilitrhnr L'kjIiI ; white tower; lixeil white li;;lit, vi^ihle 1 1 miles; 
 oil left side of iini(!r eiitrince to Portsmouth iiarlxir. 
 
 .S'nrhitrifitin't Ifurhor Li(flit ; whiti' tower ; fixed white liu;ht. visilile lli miles; 
 Also, a heacon, ranj^e ol" li!j;lit. .".;ltl feel in front of main liirht ; hiack tower; 
 tixed white li.Lfht, visihie S miles. ThcM- lights, in lan^re. ; uide across the 
 liar, in i>est water; har constantly »lian;ics; outiT har huoy is in ranj;*' with 
 in 
 
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 ner har huoy and hoth lij^hts; the heacon is niovcMl as the ( lianntd changes, 
 lis station is on the north c!id of IMiim Isl.iud, and on the soulii side of en- 
 
 trance to the .Merrimac Kivt 
 
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 cis. iSiranijers sliould not attcnpt to en 
 
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 Sruhnrinxni Vppiw llnrlxir ; two liirhts ( heacons) ; outer heacoi, hIack tower, 
 tixed red lij;ht, visihie 10 miles; inner heacon, ri-d tower, lix.'d irreen lijj:ht, 
 vi>ilile 12 miles; hoth on IJ.iilcy's wharf, and to he lefl«)n the )iort side passing 
 lip the harlior. 
 
 //wi'/r/f Liijlifx; a main liyht, with a ran^e liLrht in front; main lijjht, fixed, 
 varie<l hy white Hashes, \isihlc 11 mih>s, flashiiif; once in 11 mimites, shown 
 from a white lower; ranj^e li,u:ht, fixed, while, visihie S miles, shown from li 
 lilaek tower; the lii,'hts are <12") feet apart. N K l K and S \V \ W ; in range, 
 they guide to I'Uf ranee of cliamiel across Ipswich Har in hest water; on ( "itstle 
 
 ihle I.'i mih 
 
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 Neck, south side of entrance to lpswi<h Kiver, 
 
 Aiiiiim/ii'tin Ijiijht ; white tower; fixed white light, visihie l.S miles; a Inir- 
 lior (»f refuge for small vessels; on Wigwam Point, cjist sidt- of entrance to 
 \miis(piam harhor; (i fei't of watir on ,"<(piam P)ar at low tide. To cross the 
 !»!ir, hring the light to hear south and lun for it, leaving it on the port side; 
 then run for the Lohster Itock Heacon, and leave it on the port side a s(). 
 
 Striiit.-<iminlh IsIhikI; on soulii side of Sandy Hay, entrance to Kockport har- 
 lior; white towei- ; lixed white light, visihie 11 mih's; to he left on port hand 
 in going to Rockptirt. Hid ledges lie oil" this light. Strangers should kiH!p 
 tile north shore of Sandy Hay hest ahoard on entering Kockport ; shelter only 
 lor a few small vessels. 
 
 <V Aon Lii/lits; latitude 42'^ .'W' lo"; loniiitude 70'' 34' IW VV; 
 two grey granite towers, Kio feet ahove sea level; fixed white light, vis- 
 ihie 20 inih's; the lights are !»()() feet apart, in range at S S \V and N N 
 K; locate<l on Thatclu'r's Island, oil' Cape Ann, and the northern limit of 
 MaHsa<'hnsetts liay ; to h«' left on the starltoard hand in going towarils 
 Hoston. Hi'arings - Isle of Shoals hears N, 17 miles; Boon Island N N K, 30 
 mik's; (ikiucester Light S \V hy W ] W, (> miles; Long Island Light S W by 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 

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 Lkjiit TToi'sKH — Eahtpout to Boston. 
 
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 Plain Glass, at J. H. PULLEN'S, 14 Horsfleld street. 
 
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 W. 24 mih'H; (ape (Vxl Ili>;lil:in(l Li^^lit Shy E =} E, 4.'J miles; London LtHl^.. 
 SK l>v K. .'. iiiilc; Salvjitrc Lcdm' NN \\ \\ miles. Also, a 10 inch Htoiuii 
 whistlV, j,'ivm^ tiuh mimitc a Mast (»f S sicoiids and a hlast of 4 seconds, with 
 an interval of 4 seconds hetwet-n them. 
 
 (ilniinxfir Uiirhnr IJ(il,t,nn Ivistern INtiiit; on east side of entrance to (iloii- 
 cester harhur ; white tower; tixed red li^ht, visihle '.) miles. When ccmnni,' 
 from the Ma^^tward, hoinul into (iloiicester harhor, !,'ive the li^'ht a frood hertli 
 to clear Kastern Point Led^e (spar Ihk.v ) ; then, when the lij?ht hears N E || N, 
 rnn N \V .'. N nntil the npper harl.or li'^ht hears N E hy N i N, then rnn for 
 it, and anchor \ iidle S hy W from the lijrht. Also, ii hell on Eiisturn Point, 
 run^f hy machlm-ry, striking two hlows each half ndnute. 
 
 (Utti'iir^tvr f 'ppiu- Ifitrhnr A//////, on Ten Pound Island, east side of entrance 
 to iimcr hi'rhor; white tower; fixed white li^ht, visihle 11 ndles; to enter 
 harhor, l)rin!; thi^ lijrht to hear N E hy X ] N, and rnn for it nntil Eastern 
 Point WisUl hears S ', W. then run N | E till Ten Ponnd Island light hears 
 ES K, (anchor I, or 'Min N K l>v E ,' E to the inner harhor. 
 
 Ih'krr'x Ixhiinl Lluhtx; latitude 42^ :V2M()'^ N : hmgitude TO'; 47' UKMV; 
 tw(- white towers, ranging S E and N W; fixed white light, visihle 15 miles; 
 located on the north end of Maker's Island, !»onth side of entrance to Salem and 
 Beverly harl)ors. In coming from the Southward, and hound to Salem, keep 
 the lowest lit.dit open t(. the east of the high light, and rnn for it; this guides 
 to the eastward of the South-east Hreakei-s and Searl's Rock, (iive liaker's 
 Island a wide herth, leaving it on the port hand, then nni for Hospital Point 
 light, hearing \V hy N A N ; now, Salem harhor is to the W S W of you, and 
 Beverly harhor Why X i X. Also, on Maker's Island a hell which strikes 
 two (puck hlows each half numite. 
 
 Hoapitnl I\)int ; grey tower ; fixed white light, visihle 13 miles ; on Hospital 
 Point, north side of entrance to Salem and Beverly harhor. 
 
 Fort I'idrriin/ lAnht ; red tower; fixed white light, visihle 10 miles; on 
 Winter Island, north side of entrance to Salem harhor. On entering Salem 
 harhor from near Hospital P(dnt, get Derhy Wharf light in range with Fort 
 Pickering light to clear the Haste Shoal ; good anchorage half a mile 8 W hy 
 S from this light, with I)erhy Wharf light hearing W hy S. 
 
 Derby Wharf I/Kiht ; on the end of Derhy Wharf, Salem upper harhor; red 
 tower ; fixed red light, visil)le 1) miles. 
 
 Mnrblrhend Ij(jht, on Marhleheact Xeck. south side of entrance to Marhle- 
 liead, and to Salem South Chaimel ; whit*' tower; fixe<l white light, visihle 11 
 miles; good anchorage half a mile W hy S from this light. To enter harhor. 
 after passing Half-way Rock, hring this light to hear W hy X .'. X and rnn for 
 it until the light hears S W half a mile, then rnn X W until the light hears 
 8 by W, then run S W .] W into the harhor. 
 
 Eg() Rock Li(f/i( ; white tower; fixed red light, visihle 12 miles; guid«' to 
 8wamps(H»t anchorage and to Broad Sound. Leave it 1^ nules on the starhoanl 
 hand on entering liroad Sound. 
 
 Minot'H Ledije Lujht ; latitude 42° lOM)'' N; hmgitude 10° W WA" \S \ 
 entrance to Boston Hay ; granite tower, natural color, 100 feet high ; fixed 
 white light, visihle 17 nules. Davis's Ledge Buoy hears E hy S; Boston light 
 bears N W \ W, 7 miles. This course nnist he kept good, northerly, to pass 
 Bell Boat, off' the north side of the Hardings Ledge (about 4| miles from 
 
 Carriage Uakers' Supplies of aU kinds at S. HATWARD & CO's, 
 
PUINCK Kdwaki) Ihland. 
 
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 Sign Writing and Lettering, at J. H. PULLEN'S. 
 
 Minot's Lwl^e Li^lit).) A ^mmxI ruark tocUar tlu- llanlinj?s Hi-II Boat, after 
 passiiifj M 'mot's liijiit. is to ki-t-p Lon^' Island Head li^'lit Mixed wliito) jiwt 
 open to the north (tfthe Narrows li^ht. which is a rod li^ht. 
 
 linstnn LiijlK; hititndc V^ \\)'\\\)" N ; h.iiKitiKh. 70° '):*.' 'J.')" \V ; on Little 
 Hrcwstcr Ishind, north side ol' cntraiu'e to main ship channel to Hostoii ; white 
 lower; white Hash liuht, Hashing onee every half minute, visihie 17 miles. 
 When the li;;hl hears north one halfnule, ui west until I.onjj; Isle lifjht just 
 opens out south of the Narrows \\]i,\x\., th< i rim lor it, leavinu the Narrows 
 lij,'ht on the starhoard liand. Also, an air trumpet, K'viuj; hiasts of 7 seroiuls, 
 toljowed hy interval of l.'J seconds. 
 
 S'drrou'x Lii/lif ; hrown house; lixed red liulit, on the ri^ht hand sitle of 
 Narrows, in shij* chainu'l entrance to IJostuu harhor. When this li^jht hears 
 north, run N W \ \V luitil the east side of ( Jalloup's Island hears S hy \V, then 
 run N W l>y N until l.onj,^ Island liu'iit hears W liy S .] S. 
 
 LniKj hhiiiil Lit/lit; on the N I*] »'nd of Konj^f Island and southern side of 
 cMtranci' to Hostftn iniu* harlior ; white tower; lixed white li^ht, visihie IG 
 miles. In coniiMj;' up ship channel, and after leaving; Nix M.ite hiioy on the 
 port hand, and Loiu; Island liy:ht liears \\ hy S \ S. nui \V hy N | N for the 
 rtoiuh end of the Castle until the Castle North Wharf hears N W hy W ,' W, or 
 ahreast of the State Ledije IJiioy (red, No. .'{), then N W .1 N to th«' I'pper 
 Middle Buoy (hiack No. Jt), which leave on jMtrt hand, then the course t<» Lonjj 
 Wharf is N W .' W. Hut if ai»proachinu: Ilosion from Cape Ann, via Ilroad 
 Soimil, hrini,' Loni.'- Island li<,dit to hear S W l>y W, and run for it until Deer 
 Island Point Beacon hears N W hy .N .] N thrce-eiirhlhs of a mile distant, then 
 W iiy N 1 N up the harlxir. Strangers should hear in mind that in the middle 
 of I'>road Soimd there is hut H feet of water at l<»w tide; hut liv l<eepini,' on the 
 soiUhern side of the Soimd, leaving the (iraves .ViUomatic Buoy half a mile on 
 the port hand and the Devil's I/imh B.ioy la hIack can hiioy No. 1) \ mile on 
 port hand, and rinuiinur strai;,dil to Kam's Head Buoy (hhu'k can No. o) ahout 
 WS W passini? .VIdrich's Ledye liuoy (hlack can No. .'i ', mile on port), then 
 leaving Uam's Head Buoy oO yards distant on port, and run ahout W A S to 
 clear Deer Island I'oint Beacon, you can carry 14 feet .saf»'ly. 
 
 PUOVINC'K OV PHIN( E KDWAKI) ISLAND. 
 
 Lieut-( Governor, His Homu- Thonuus Heath Ilaviland. 
 
 Private Secretary, Kustace Heath Ilaviland. 
 
 Provincial Aides-<le-Camp, Lieut-Cols John Lon;,'worth, K R Hodj^son. 
 
 M\<*cMitive CoimciL 
 
 Hon Louis Henry Davies, President and Attorney (ieneral; Hon Thomas 
 Walker Dodd, Pr()vi"ncial Secretaryand Treas'r; Hon Wni Dunhar Stewart, Com- 
 missioner of Puhlie Works; Hons John Yeo, Alexander Laird, James L lioh- 
 ertson, M.I)., .Vngus McMillan, Donald Fanpduuscn; W C Deshrisay, Clerk. 
 
 Ij<»j»islativo Council. 
 
 Ilonorahle John Balderston, President. 
 Queen's County— Hon Thomas W Dodd, Charlottetown and Koyalty ; Hon 
 
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 John Baklerston, A B MeKen/io, 1st District; Roderick Miinn, Lauchlin 
 McMillan, 2nd District. 
 
 A't»7'.s (■(>»»///— Simon Bolgor, Lawrence Kickhani, 1st District; Hon Joseph 
 Wightinaii, Thomas Annear, 2nd District. 
 
 /Vi'/ioc CoH//^/— Hon Kiohard B Reid, Benjaniin Ro^-'ei-s, 1st District; lion 
 Alexander Laird, Stewart Hnrns, 2nd District, .lohn Ball, Clerk. 
 
 House <>1* Assembly. 
 
 llenrv JJeer, Sjieaker. 
 
 Quceu'x (nxnti/— lion L II Davis, (J W DeBlois, Charlottetown ; Hon W D 
 Stcwait, Wm C""ami)iH'll, 1st District; Hon D Faniuliar.son, Donald McKay, 
 2nd District; Hon Francis Kelly, Henry Beer, ihd District; Donald Mont- 
 gomery, James Nicholson, 4th District. 
 
 Ki)i'(/\'^ Cdtoitif—llon 1) (Jordon, L J AVestaway, Georgetown; James R 
 McLeifn, Lauchlin ^IcDonald, 1st District; W \V Snllivan, Hilary Mclsaac, 
 2nd District; J K McDcMiald, Donald luTgnson, ord i)istrict ; Hon J E Roh- 
 ertson, Samuel Browse, 4tii District. 
 
 Prinre Cb«7J^/— Nicholas Conroy, Peter Gavin, 1st District; Hon John Yeo, 
 James W Richards, 2n<l District ; Joseph O Arseneault, John A McDonald, 3rd 
 District; J R Gallioun, W (' Lee, 1th District; Hon Angus McMillan, John 
 Lefurgey, 4th District, Archihald McNeill, CiuefC'lerk ; A H Yates, Assis't 
 Clerk; F S Longwortii, Law Clerk ; George W Millner, Sergeant-at-Arnis; 
 Richard Pickard, Messenger; Ninian Patterson, Doorkeeper; Michael Trai- 
 nor, Assistant Doorkee])er. 
 
 Provincial CJoveriiiiieiit Ofiicers. 
 
 lion Thomits \V Dodd, Provincial Sec'y and Trea.surer; W C DesBrisay, 
 Assis't Provincial Secretary ; Arthur Newhery, Assis't Provincial Treasurer; 
 Hon L H Davis, Attorney (Jeneral ; Hon W D Stewart. Commissioner of Puh- 
 lic Works ; Hon Josepli Pope, Commissioner of (Jrown and Puhlic Lands; 
 R .\ Strong, Assistant do; Thos McKink'y, Owen Curtis, Draughtsmen; John 
 Hamiltcm, J \V Scott, HDavies, jr. Clerks; Benjamin DesBrisay, Registrar 
 of Deeds; Norman J Campbell, Acting Ass't do ; William Crahhe, Linus B 
 McMillan, Clerks; J H Fletcher, (Queen's Printer; J W Morrison, See.etary 
 of Public Works; Rev L V Jenkins, John Macgowan, Librarians Legislative 
 Library; F W llyndman. Provincial Auditor ; Thomas J Bailey, Engineer 
 of Public Works; Edward Manning, A M, Superintendent of Education; Arthur 
 McEwen, Inspector of Licensed Taverns and Stores; F W Hales, Officer for 
 relief of distressed British Seamen. 
 
 Land Surveyors. 
 
 Joseph Ball, ( feorge ^Viighi, H J Cundall, John Ball, P D Cox, Charlotte- 
 town; Roderick Cami)bell, Georgetown; Alex Anderson, Bedeque; Owen 
 Curtis, Milton; DS McNutt, Malpeque; Thomas Hiikey, St. Peters; John C 
 TInderhay, Lot oiJ; James E Kelly, Fort Augiistus; Charles E Kelly, Indian 
 River; Allan jlcphee. New London ; Jonn (Jlay, Jius Campbell, Sumnierside. 
 
 Coiiiinissioiiers for Establisliiiij»- Boundaries of Counties 
 
 and Townships. 
 
 Owen Curtis, and David Ross. 
 
 S. HATWARD & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
Prince Edward Island. 
 
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 Varnishes of all kinds, at J. H. PULLEN'S, 14 Horsiield street. 
 
 Model, or Stock Farm. 
 
 R P Iliiytliorne, J (' Pope, Alex Lttinl, IT Longworth, J T Jenkins, W R 
 Watson, (.'iiarles J Hnszanl, J F R()l)ertson, ('has A (Jjinliner, Commissioners 
 of Huperinlendeneo ; S W ('ral)l)e, Secretary. 
 
 Lmiatif Asyliiiii. 
 
 lion Chief .Justice, Hon tiie President of the Le.uishilive Council, Hon the 
 Speaker of the House of Assembly, Oilicial Trustee-. William 1) Stewart, 
 Theo DesBrisay, Rev David Fitzgerald, Alexander Brown, ,J S Carvell, Oeo 
 R Beer, Wni Weeks, .John Ings, otb.er Trustees. Dr E S Blanchard, Medi- 
 cal Superintendent. Edmund Waller, Supervisor. 
 
 firovoriniiciit Alms House. 
 
 Thomas W l>odd, Chairman, 11 .7 Callbeck. Commissioners; F D lieer, Sur- 
 geon; Rev (i \V Hodgson, Secretary ; Sergt .1 .\llen, Keeper. 
 
 Customs Department. 
 
 Port of ('h(irlottet(tivn — Donald Currie, Collector; (Jeorge Bremner, Ass't do; 
 Francis Longworth, Appraiser; .)ohn P Irving, 1st Clerk; Wm H Wilson, 
 lind do; Henry A MeKenna, ord do; .lohn Mullin, 4th do; Alex I) McLeod, 
 5th do; Edwin White, ()th do ; William Passmore, Chief Landing W'aiter ; 
 Neil Campbell, 1st Locker; Bernard McPhillips, 2n(l do; .Tames McDonald, 
 Measuring Surveyor ; John Foster, (ranger and Landing Waiter ; .lames F 
 Curtis, Special Preventive Officer; James 1» MeKenna, Landing Waiter; (xeo 
 F Robinson, do ; John Currie, Boatman ; Felix Hagiies, do ; .Tames McRea, 
 Preventive Officer, Pownal ; lOdward Chandler, do, Southport; John Hughes, 
 do, Tracadie; Allan MePhee, do. West and North River. 
 
 SHIPPING. 
 
 Donald (^'urrie. Registrar ; Horace Haszard, Surveyor, (Queen's County ; 
 James Muirhead, Sunnnerside, Surveyor for Prince County; Edw Vickerson, 
 Surveyor for King's County ; David Small, Harbor Master ; Wm Koughan, 
 Shipping Master. 
 
 OUT-PORTS OF ClIARLOTTETOAVN. 
 
 Georgefoica — Charles Owen, Sub-Collector ; Alexander Stewart, Clerk ; Thoa 
 Hession, Landing Waiter ; Wm Dalziel, Ijocker, (Irand River; Edw Vickerson, 
 Surveyor of Shipping for King's County. 
 
 Souris — Sub-Collector, J as Moynagh ; I^reventive Officers at Souris, Louis 
 Bushy and Richard St John ; Daniel McLean, at East Point ; ( Jabriel Mcln- 
 tyre, East Point; Dominie Deagle, at Rollo Bay. 
 
 Crapaud — Solomon J B Leard, Sub-Collector; W^esley Myers, Preventive 
 Officer ; John .T liell, do, (^ape Travers. 
 
 Montague — Sub-(>)llector, Manoah Rowe; Tlugh MePherson, Preventive 
 Officer. 
 
 Murray Harbor — Sub-Collector, Henry J Brehaut ; John (i (iraham, Pre- 
 ventive (Jfficer. 
 
 Onvell — Sub-Collector, Jolin J McDonald ; Preventive Officers, John Mc- 
 Jjeod, Vernon River; Thomas Crane, China l*oint. 
 
 New London — Sub-Collector, PMward McEwen ; Preventive Officer, Charles 
 A Crosbv. 
 
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 Paints, Oils and Colors, at J. H. PULLEN'S, 14 Horsiiold street. 
 
 St. Peter's ^ai/— Sub-Collector, Kobert D McCalluin. 
 Grand jR/ver— Sub-CoUeetor, Allan McDonald. 
 Cardigan Bridge — Sub-Collector, .John McCorniack. 
 Pinc«e— Sub-Collecto. , Angus Murchiaon. 
 ^«s<ico— Sub-Collector, Thomas Doyle. 
 
 PORT OF SUMMERSIDE. 
 
 Charles W Strong, Collector ; John F Baker, Appraiser ; James Muirhead, 
 Surveyor of Shipping ; James S Crossman, 1st Clerk ; George Crabbe, 2nd do ; 
 Charles R Clarke, Isls Landing Waiter ; Patrick Lannigan, 2nd do ; John B 
 Schurman, Locker ; Francis Barry, Preventive Officer, Egmont Bay. 
 
 OUT-rOKTS OF SUMMERSIDE. 
 
 Cascumpec — Sub-Collector, James F White ; Landing Waiters, John K Lar- 
 kins, William Callaghan, Miminigash. 
 
 Port Hill — Sub-Col leeto., William Hopgood ; Preventive Officers, Samuel 
 McArthur, of Lot 13, and Peter McKinnon, of Grand River. 
 
 Tignish — Acting Sub-Collector, Geo Conroy ; Preventive Officers, Clement 
 Gallant, James McPhee, Neil Pond. 
 
 Malpeque — Sub-Collector, .Tas McNutt ; Preventive Officers, Robert Stewart, 
 of Malpeque ; and A McLellan, of Indian River. 
 
 West Point — Sub-Collector, Charles Stewart; Preventive Officers, Ronald 
 McPherson, West Point ; Richard Wood, Cape Wolfe. 
 
 Lighthouse Keepers — Michael McLeod, Keeper of Point Prim r Wm McDon- 
 ald, Panmure Island ; Angus McLelland, Fish Island, Richmond Bay ; Arcii 
 McLaine, Blockhouse, Charlottetown harbor; Patrick McVeigh, Summerside; 
 Asa McCabe, Cascumpec ; Peter Ronaghan, Sea Cow Head ; Lewis McDonald, 
 North Cape ; Alex R Beaton, East Point ; Michael Ready, Tracadie ; Thomas 
 Percy, Rustico ; George McKenzie, New London ; Peter McCraith, St. Peter's 
 Bay; M McFadyen, Murray Harbor; Joseph Wightman, St. Andrew's Point; 
 James McMilhin, Wood Islands; Duncan Munn, Little Sands; Percy Palmer, 
 Crapaud ; William Hardy, Little Channel ; William McDonald, West Point; 
 William Ford, South Rustico ; Isiadore Chiasson, Tignish. 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 Lieut-Governor, The Hon Theodore Robitailk. 
 
 Executive Council. 
 
 Hon Henri Guctave Joly, Premier and Minister of Public Works ; Hon. 
 D A Ross, Attorney General ; Hon F C S Langelier, Commissioner of Crown 
 Lands; Hon A Chaveau, Solicitor General; Hon F G Marchand, Provincial 
 
 Secretary ; Hon Henry Starnes, President of Council ; Provincial 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 ONTARIO. 
 
 Lieut-Governor, The Hon Donald Alexander McDonald. 
 
 Executive Council. 
 
 Hon Oliver Mowat, Q C, Premier and Attorney General ; Hon C F Fraser, 
 
 S. HATWARD k CO,. Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
Nova Scotia. Manitoba, etc. 
 
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 Shaet Glass, at J. H. PULLEN'S, 14 Sorsfielfl street. 
 
 (Commissioner of Public Works; Hon Adam Crooks,. Q C, D C L, Minister of 
 Education ; Hon T B Parder, Commissioner of Crown Lands ; lion H C Wood, 
 Commisioner of Agriculture .and l^rovincial Treasurer; Hon A S Hardy, Sec- 
 retary and Provincial Registrar. 
 
 NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Lieut-(iovernor, The Hon Adams George Archibald, C M (i. 
 
 Executive Council. 
 
 Hon Simon H Holmes, Premier and Provincial Secretary ; Hon John S D 
 Thompson, Attorney General ; Hon Samuel Creelman, Commissioner of Mines 
 and Works. Without Department — Hon C J McDonald, Hon W B Troop, 
 Hon J S McDonald, Hon N W White, Hon C J Townsend, Hon H F 
 M^Dougal. 
 
 MANITOBA^ 
 
 Lieut-Governor, The Hon Joseph Edward Cauchon. 
 
 Executive Covuicil. 
 
 Hon J Norquay, Premier and Provincial Secretary ; Hon J Royal, Minister 
 of Public Works ;' Hon D M Walker, Attorney General ; Hon C P Brown, 
 Provincial Secretary ; Hon Pierre Delorme, Minister of Agriculture and Presi- 
 dent of Council. 
 
 BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
 
 Lieut-Governor, The Hon Albert Norton Richards. 
 
 ADC and Private Secretary, Captain George Richard Layton. 
 
 Executive Council. 
 
 Hon Geo A Walker, Premier and Attorney General ; Hon T Basil Hum- 
 phreys, Provincial Secretary ; Hon Robert Beaven, Minister of Finance. 
 
 NORTH WEST TERRITORIES. 
 
 Lieut-Governor, The Hon David Laird. 
 Executive Council. 
 
 Matthew Ryan and Lieut-Colonel Hugh Richardson, Stipendiary Magis- 
 trates ; Lieut-Colonel James Farquharson McLeod, C M G, Commissioner of 
 Police; Paschal Brilluerd ; A G Forget, Clerk of Council and Secretary to 
 Lieut-Governor. 
 
 NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 Governor, Captain Sir John H. Glover, R N, G C M G. 
 
 Private Secretary, - — Jackson, Esq. 
 
 Executive Council. 
 
 Hon W V Whiteway, Attorney General and Premier ; Hon W J S Donnelly, 
 Survjeyor General ; Hon J H Warren, Provincial Secretary ; Hon E D Shea, 
 Colonial Secretary ; Hon J J Rogerson, Receiver General ; Thomas Glen^ 
 Auditor General ;* Hon John Rome, H on Jas S Winder, Hon Alex McNeilly. 
 
 TSPrince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 City and Cointy of St. Juhn — JrsTicix. 
 
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 First-Class Work by Competent Workmen, at J. H. PULLEN'S. 
 
 CITY AND COUNTY OF 8.\INT JOHN. 
 
 Jii.stic«'« of the Peace. 
 
 The Mayoi*, Recorder, unci Aldermen of the City of Saint John; the Police 
 Magistrate of the ('ity of Saint .John ; the I*olioe Magistrate of the Town of 
 Porthind ; and — 
 
 Coniiiii'nnicmt d 18t)6. 
 
 1 Charles Wiird 
 1 John Wishnrt 
 6 Jam«?s Brown 
 1 William Hawkea 
 1 Alexander Lof'kha,rt 
 
 Fred. A Wiggins, England 
 1 Peter Besnard 
 3 Jamps Olive 
 
 1 George Cnrvill 
 
 2 Mephen K Foster 
 2 Francis Huddook 
 
 2 John FftnddHrd 
 
 1 Thomas Otty Crooksbank 
 
 3 Jnoies <Mive, 3rd 
 1 Joseph Beaiti ay 
 
 1 Charles D Everett 
 
 2 Tbomaj) E Millidge 
 5 John S Parker 
 
 5 l»avid Col' in* 
 1 John C Littlohale 
 5 Charles Ketchura 
 
 Henry rtarbutt (England) 
 1 Samuel Clarke 
 1 George V Nowlin • 
 i Uon James D Lewin 
 1 Thomas W Daniel 
 1 Charles Merritt 
 1 Robert Robertson (Carl'n) 
 1 William Thomson 
 
 1 George E Snider 
 
 2 James Robinson 
 
 1 James Fiewelling 
 1 John Fisher 
 Sir S L Tilley, (Ottawa) 
 
 1 Thomas McAvity 
 
 2 James Harris 
 
 2 Thomas McElroy 
 1 Oliver B Cougle 
 
 1 Timothy Mc(;arty 
 
 3 William H Olive 
 
 2 Bradford S Gilbert 
 1 John McSweeney, 
 1 James H Moran 
 
 1 Patrick McCourt 
 
 2 James £ Hamm 
 
 2 Robert Thomcson, sen 
 
 1 Thomas Marter 
 
 2 Michael O'Mahoney 
 1 Aiiron Alward, M D 
 1 Rir^hard N Knight 
 5 Daniel Gallagher 
 
 1 George H Clarke 
 
 3 James Gault 
 IJobn Tucktr 
 
 4 Charles Devine 
 Alexander Manbin (Eng'd) 
 
 1 (^harlps Hfi7,en 
 I Koborf RoH-ii'.er 
 ] John H<rryman 
 1 Franois C llins 
 4 .lostus E KDight 
 1 John A derson 
 
 Georsre S Baker (Milford) 
 
 1 Li'wi.« H Hrowne 
 1 Robert R Albin 
 
 1 Stephen PWennor*? 
 I Thomns VI IMcLaehlan 
 1 rharUs «^l.rke 
 
 1 J"hn Wils n. jun 
 
 2 aJexandtr Baruhill 
 
 Comminxianed 1870. 
 
 lion Thomas R Jones 
 Jf'hn B'>^u 
 J aires Gerow 
 Wii i-m Klder 
 Charles H Kairweather 
 J;irae8 Willi .ms 
 Steven E ^tevens 
 Rober J Leonard 
 John Yfats 
 Henry A Austin 
 Richard Thouipson 
 Archibald Rowun 
 James bullivan 
 Mntthias H>»mm 
 J(im«s McNichol 
 Danie. W Clark 
 John Magee 
 Edwin J?i:'her 
 John Morrison 
 William J McCordock 
 Robert, Thompson 
 Robert A Greg.iry 
 H Adam Glasgow 
 William A >ioore 
 George Stewart 
 Hobert Marshall 
 Chnrleji F « liuch 
 Jacob Henry Mosher 
 AUan Mo Lean 
 John N Moore 
 James Taylor 
 Chas McL Gardiner (K C) 
 EliasSFlaglor 
 Thomas Gault (South Bay) 
 Daniel hobertson 
 I>awd McBrine(GolGro) 
 John Jord 'n 
 William Wallace 
 Thomas ►'anford 
 Jamea Milligan 
 Stephen G Blizzar'l 
 
 1 George J Chubb 
 
 1 Frederick T C Burpee 
 
 2 James Wilson 
 
 1 (icorgo t^ De Forest 
 
 Comini.fsiotted 1871. 
 
 1 John M<*Lachlan 
 1 Patrick G'eeson 
 I >amuel J Golding 
 1 A rbipinan ^mitn 
 I Charles R Ray 
 1 Thomas Fnrlong 
 1 Christian A'Bobcrtson 
 1 .Jarvis Wilson 
 I Jnmes h Barnes 
 1 Gilbert Murdoch 
 
 1 Robtrt I' Mc Arthur 
 V Thorn IS Dale 
 SChasP Parker (Milford) 
 5 w m Wallace (Simonds) 
 
 3 Wm Clarke (Dipper Harb) 
 
 2 David McLellan 
 
 1 -Andrew Gilmour 
 
 Commisaioned 1873 
 
 () William H Rourke, jun 
 
 2 Arthur McLean 
 >!athaniel H Upham 
 
 1 William M Jarvia 
 1 Charl»'« A Everett 
 1 Samuel F Matthews 
 '■'- George W Ger.ow 
 1 Uriah Drake 
 
 Comminsioned 1874. 
 
 3 Jas Gilbraith (Pisarinco) 
 1 George V harding 
 
 Asaph G Blakslee 
 1 William Peters 
 
 1 Aaron Armstrong 
 
 2 David R Munroe 
 
 1 JL'.mec Thompson 
 
 2 Samuel Devenne. sea 
 1 ThomHS Sullivan 
 
 1 James T Kennedy 
 1 James Manson 
 1 John Mullin 
 1 Christupher M'lrray 
 2Sbadrach Holly 
 1 William F Buntinir 
 
 1 James McJNichol, jun 
 
 3 Wm Koxbor ugh(cJ'thB'y) 
 
 2 Robert >cott 
 
 2 John A Kane 
 
 Commissioned 1875. ' 
 
 3RobtF.iir(Fairville) 
 
 3 Jos A M CiN aught (Fair'lle) 
 
 Carriage Makers' Supplies of all kinds at S. HATWARD & CO's/ 
 
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^[rNicri'ATJTY City and Cointy St. John, 
 
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 Orders lor Painting promptly attended to by J. H. PULLEN. 
 
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 Commissioned J&Tli. 
 (3 Edward 11 Foster 
 
 Vomininnioued 1,S77. 
 
 4 Edward G Clinch, 
 
 Ulim-h'8M 
 EHtuhl'iHhvd 187S. 
 
 1 Georg« F Thompson 
 
 2 AJexiinder Dutf 
 Hobert S Cowan 
 
 1 John McOoskery 
 1 Daniel J Mulliu 
 1 John Kerr 
 1 \V F Butt 
 
 STICES OF THE PKACE- 
 
 1 John Mul'in 
 
 2 William Kainnio 
 1 Andrew Malcolm 
 
 CltUIHUKKUlUI'll IsTi' 
 
 ill., 2 H Visait de Hurv 
 
 IWCGodsoe '^ 
 
 1 WiUiiun H Olive 
 1 Jiimes Massnn 
 1 Robert Finlay 
 
 1 Archibald G Jjowes 
 
 2 James [lolly 
 2 JohnTiplev 
 1 John Melick 
 
 1 Richard Cassidy 
 
 •Continued. 
 
 ;5 VV'iliian) A liuintou 
 2 Jumps I FpPow.s 
 1 \^ illiam McFcters 
 1 Georsre W Day 
 1 Thomas M Heed 
 1 S Z Eiirlc 
 1 Oliver T ^tone 
 1 Kdmund E Kennay 
 1 William J Lopan 
 1 James McConnell 
 1 T R IlnninRtun 
 
 (} II Whiting. King's Co. 
 1 N orris Host 
 1 Amos Fales 
 
 NoTK.— 1. City of St. John ; 2. Town of Portland; .'.. Parish of Lanciister ; 4 Parish of 
 Musquash ; 5, Parish of Simonds; 0, Parish of St. Mariios. 
 
 CoiiimissioiHTS of Parisli Civil Courts. 
 
 James Olive, ord, J. I*., Limcaster, Deoember 15, LSTti. 
 John Jordan, J. P., Sinionds, May 28, LS77. 
 Edward G. Clinch, J. 1*.. Mus(j[unsh, June 4, 1877. 
 Jacob H. Mosher, J. P., St. Martins, DecenilxT IS, 187S. 
 
 James A ITardin<,', Shcrifi"; Henry W F'ritli, Clerk of the Peace; H Law- 
 rance Hturdee, Deputy Clerk of the Peace ; vS Z Earle, >i j), Wm Ruddock, m d, 
 James Kobinson, j p, John R Rigby, John Jordan, Coroners; Thos M Reed, 
 County Treasurer ; Richard Whiteside, Auditor County Accounts ; Charles N 
 Skinner, Judge of Probates ; W Chipman Drury, Registrar of Deeds and Wills 
 and Probates ; II T Gilbert, Police Magistrate for St. John ; D Tapley, Police 
 Magistrate for town of Portland. 
 
 Commissioners of Alms House, Work House and Intirniary — David Tapley, 
 Chairman ; William Hawkes, Allan McLean, Thos C Olive and A Chipmau 
 Smith ; James Christie, m b. Physician ; Wm Cunningham, Keeper. 
 
 Commissioners General Public Hospital — William Bayard, M i), President; 
 Robert Marshall, m p p, Vice-President ; R W Crookshank, Treasurer ; Geo 
 H Clarke and M W IVIaher ; Sec'y and Physician, ¥j B C Hanington. 
 
 (Commissioners Board of Health — Wm Bayard, m d, Chairman ; Hon Chas 
 Watters, Geo V Nowlin and J Flewelling; Richard \V Thorne, Clerk. 
 
 MUNICIPxVLITY OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF 
 
 SAINT JOHN. 
 County Council, May, 1879. 
 
 Warden— William Jack, Chairman of the Town of Portland. 
 
 County Councillors [ex officio)— Yor the City— His Worship the Mayor, 
 Aldermen Domville, Jones, Magee, Dufiell, Brittain, Glasgow, Peters, Skinner, 
 Wilson. For Portland— Shadrach Holly, D J Purdy, A Duff", Artliur 
 McLean, James Holly. (Elected)— For Lancaster— James Ready, J DeW 
 Spurr. For Simonds— James Lee, Cornelius J Horgan, John McLeod. For 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 St. John City Goviornmknt. 
 
 Glass suitable for Churcli Parposps, at J. H. POLLEN'S. 
 
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 Siiint Martins — Echvard H Foster, Thomas Cassldy, Andrew Skillen. For 
 Mnsqniish— C F ('lineli, A T Dunn. 
 
 Secretary— H W Frith, Clerk of the Peace. Treasurer — Thomas M Reed. 
 Auditor— ivichard Whiteside. Marshal— (reorf,'e Stockford. 
 
 STA NDI NG COMM ITTEIOS. 
 
 County Ihiildings — CouneiWf^rs Jack, Magee, Purdy, Foster, Duiui, Ready, 
 Horgan, ]irittain. 
 
 Finance and Accounts— CounciUors Dufi" Spurr, Dunn, Lee, Skillen, Jones, 
 Wilson, Jas Holly. 
 
 Bye-Laws and Regulations and Bills for the Legislature — (.'ouncillors Dufl) 
 Jack, Domville, Magee, S Holly, Spurr, Cassidy, Clinch, McLeod. 
 
 Pul)lic School Lands — Councillors Jack, Foster, Cassidy, Lee, ]SfcLeod, 
 Dullell, Spurr. 
 
 To act with the Sheriff in regard to the performance of Hard Lahor Sen- 
 tences in the Jail — Councillors Domville, Wilson, Purdy, Ready, Skinner, 
 Duti^ll, Horgan, Dunn, Peters, Glasgow. 
 
 For Relief of Indigent Rate-payers — Councillors S Holly, Lee, Magee, 
 Spiirr, Skinner, JIcLean, 
 
 To act as a Board for the issue of Licenses for tlie sale of Spirituous Liquors 
 — Councillors Dufl" Domville, Clinch, McLeod, Ready, Skillen, Dutlell, 
 McLean. 
 
 SAINT JOHN CITY GOVERNMENT, 1879-80. 
 
 Mayor — Charles Robert Rav, Esq. 
 
 Recorder— W H Tuck, Esq, (I C. 
 
 Common Clerk — B Lester Peters, Esq, Q C. 
 
 Aldermen — James Domville, Simeon Jones, John Magee, Henry DufFell, 
 Samuel L Brittain, H Adam Glasgow, William Peters, Charles N Skinner, 
 Jarvis Wilson. 
 
 Councillors — William Rannie, Harris Allan, John R McFarlane, Bartholo- 
 mew Coxetter, Andrew Buist, J Alfred Ring, Thomas B Hanington, John H 
 Allen, Charles Emerson. 
 
 William Sandall, City Chamberlain ; Hiram G Betts, Clerk to Mayor's 
 Office ; Herbert E Wardroper, Deputy Common Clerk ; Thomas F Raymond, 
 Auditor; Hurd Peters, City Engineer; James J Lawlor, Superintendent of 
 Streets ; Uriah Drake, John Wilson, and Elias S Flaglor, Assessors ; Charles 
 S Taylor, Harbour Master ; Joseph O'Brien, Harbour Inspector ; A Chipman 
 Smith, Chief Engineer Fire Department ; George Stockford, High Constable. 
 
 Standings Committees of Common Council. 
 
 Appeals and Bye- Laws — Skinner, Glasgow, Domville, Wilson, Peters, Han- 
 
 ington. 
 
 City Hall — Peters, Duffell, Jones, Magee, Rainnie, J H Allen. 
 
 Finance and Accounts — Jones, Duffell, Glasgow, Brittain, Domville, Han- 
 ington. 
 
 Fire Department and Water Commission — Duffell, Jones, Peters, Coxetter, 
 Domville, Harris Allan, Skinner. 
 
 Fire Department (West side) — Ring, Brittain, Glasgow, Wilson, Emerson, 
 Buist. 
 
 Carriage Makers' Supplies of all kinds at S. HATWARD & CO's, 
 
on. For 
 M Reed. 
 
 , Iveadv, 
 
 11, Jones, 
 
 ors Dufi; 
 
 McLeod, 
 
 ibor Sen- 
 Skinner, 
 
 , Magee, 
 
 s Liquors 
 Duftell, 
 
 Bt. John City Goveknmknt. 
 Presco Painting of the first order, at 14 Horsfield street. 
 
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 ' Diiflell, 
 Skinner, 
 
 Bartholo- 
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 Mayor's 
 uaymond, 
 indent of 
 ; Charles 
 Chipman 
 Nonstable. 
 
 irs, Han- 
 
 lle, Han- 
 Coxetter, 
 Emerson, 
 
 Ferries — Magee, Wilson, Skinner, Kainnie, Emerson, McFarlane, King, 
 Hams Allan. 
 
 Harbour and Partridge Island— (ilasgow, Domville, Skinner, Brittain 
 Dutiisll, Buist, Coxetter. ' 
 
 Lands- (East side)— Hanington, Skinner, Duffell, Jones, J If Allen, Harris 
 Allan. 
 
 Lands, Carleton and West Areounts— Brittain, (ilasgow, Wilson, King, 
 Emerson, Buist. 
 
 Lancaster Lands— Domville, Skinner, (Hasgow, Wilson, Coxetter, Kainnie. 
 
 Lamps— Coxetter, J J I Allen, Kainnie, Harris Allan, McFarlane, Haningion. 
 
 Market— The Mayor, Peters, Duffell, Domville, Glasgow, Jones, Magee, 
 Brittain, J H Allen. 
 
 ]*ublie Buildings (West side)— Wilson, Glasgow, Brittain, King, Emerson, 
 Buist. 
 
 Police (East Side)— The Mayor, Peters, Jones, McFarlane, Skinner, J H 
 Allen. 
 
 Police (West side)— Glasgow, Brittain, Wilson, King, Emerson, Buist. 
 
 Streets (East side) — Kainnie, Coxetter, Haningion, J H Allen, Harris 
 Allan, McFarlane. 
 
 Street* (West side) — Emerson, Wilson. Brittain, Glasgow, King, Buist. 
 
 Squares and Public (Grounds (East Side)— J H Allen, Coxetter, Skinner, 
 Kainnie, Magee, Hanington. 
 
 Queen Square (West side) — Buist, Tilasgow, Wilson, King, Brittain, Emerson, 
 
 Board of School Trustees for St. John. 
 
 John Bovd, Chairman ; Charles H Fairweather, Alexander Lockhart, John 
 V Ellis, E J Wetmore, Boyle Travis, M D. 
 John March, Secretary ; John Bennett, Ph D, City Superintendent. 
 
 Grainiiiar School Board. 
 
 The Rev the Rector of Trinity Church, St John ; His Worship the Mayor, 
 His Honor the Recorder, Rev Canon Scovil, H W Frith, John Boyd, William 
 Elder, B Lester Peters, F E Barker. 
 
 Coinmissloners of Sewerag-e and Water Supply. 
 
 Edward E Lockhart, (chairman ; William Seely and Stephen K Brundage, 
 Board of Commissioners ; Gilbert Murdoch, Superintendent of Works ; ThoB 
 C Hennigar, Clerk and Cashier; Charles F Flaglor, Collector and Clerk. 
 
 Police Department. 
 
 Office — King Street, East (adjoining County Jail). 
 
 Humphrey T Gilbert, Police Magistrate ; G V Nowlin, A I^ockhart, Thos 
 McAvity, Thomas R Jones, Sitting Magistrates ; George A Henderson, Clerk ; 
 John R Marshall, Chief of Police ; Charles McDonald, Janitor. 
 
 Sergeants — Thomas Dobsori, Alex Watson, Patrick Owens, John Hipwell, 
 Samuel Wilson, Samuel Briggs, Thomas Hayes. 
 
 Policemen — Harvey Hamilton, John Moore, John Simpson, John Owens, 
 Richard Kermer, Robert Sullivan, Thomas Evans, John Weatherhead, Wm 
 Boyle, Robeit McHarg, William Alexander, Edward M Patchell, James Mc- 
 Donald, John Ring, Alexander Gibson, Richard Evans, W H Barton, Thomas 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 St. John City Covkknment. 
 
 Plain Glass, at J. H. PULLEN'S, 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 Kickhiim, Joseph MarHhtiU, David ('urrie, John McFaddcn, Daniel Trnn 
 Joseph Keed. 
 
 City MarshalH— (!alvin I'owors, F M Hancock, \Vm Smith, Wni Buchanan, 
 J Miller, Edward Eiison, Joseph Sharp, Tiioni;w McPherson, Wni llawthorno, 
 John Ilea, Andrew Forl)eH. 
 
 Pilots— Thomas Trainor, Samuel Kutherford, George P ^rulherrin, Jaincn 
 Casely, Edward J Fletv her, John Sj)ears, John Spears, 2nd, John L C Slier- 
 rard, "VVilliain liatlield, Jamen Doyle, Henry Spears, John Thomas, Patrick 
 Trainor, Thomas Doody, James Murray, Henry Thomas, John Scott, John 
 Sproul, Richard Scott, " Patrick Conlin,' James Reed, jr., John Speai-s, ord, 
 Charles Daley, William Leahy, JJernard Mullin, George Thomas, George K 
 Mulherrin, Kiciiard (.'line, James McPartland, Danl Daley, James L Spears, 
 Jamet:' E Mantle, James (» Spears, William Miller, CliarleH Bridges, Thoniiw 
 Vaughau ; John McAnulty, for Musquash. 
 
 Surveyoi-s of Lumher — Francis Gallagher, Jam&s H Fairweather, Sanuiel 
 K Wilson, Francis Jordan, Thomas Jordan, William Woodworth, Rohert 
 Rossiter, Joseph A Likely, William Bowden, Charles O Reinecke, John \V 
 Sulis, Rohert (Courtney, Joseph O Craft, Edward E Esty, James Wetmore, 
 John M (Jougle, Walter B Dixon, George R Rohertson, Charles Robertson, 
 Henry Gaskin, Robert Reefl, Samuel McLoon, G Y F Wilson, Samuel T 
 Mosher, Nelson O Cougle, P Conlon, William Urquhart. 
 
 Fort Charges— Rates of Pilotage. 
 
 Established by a Law or Ordinance of the Common Council of the City of St. John, 
 
 One dollar per foot for bringing any ship or ves3el into the harbor of Saint 
 John, and mooring her into a safe place or berth, or securing her alongside 
 one of the wharves ; and one dollar per foot for removing and taking any ship 
 or vessel out of the harbor. 
 
 In cases where pilots shall be detained on board vessels, under and by virtue 
 of the quarantine or health laws of the Province, they shall be entitled to 
 demand and receive from masters of such vessels tke sum of two dollars per 
 day for every day of such detention, in addition to the allowance. 
 
 Coasting vessels going from one part of the Bay of Fundy to another, Brit- 
 ish steamboats, or British vessels drawing under six feet of water, are not 
 compelled to take pilots ; when employed, they are to be paid according to the 
 rate above mentioned. 
 
 For removing vessels from any mooring ground to any wharf, or from one 
 wharf to another wharf, and seeing them properly moored or secured, the fol- 
 lowing rates: — For vessels not exceeding 100 tons, $L50; for vessels over 100 
 tons and not exceeding 200 tons, $2 ; for vessels over 200 tons and not exceed- 
 ing 300 tons, $3 ; and for all vessels over 300 tons and not exceeding 400 tons 
 $4 ; and 25 cents for every 50 tons such vessel may measure over 400 tons. 
 
 First Distance — ^ /om Partridge Island to Musquash Cove Head, bearing 
 northward, $1 per foot. 
 
 Second Distance — From Musquash Head to Point Le Preaux, bearing north- 
 west, $1.25 per foot. 
 
 Third Distance — From Point Le Preaux to north head of Grand Manau, 
 bearing north-west, or North Channel, bearing south-east, $1.60 per foot. 
 
 Fourth Distance — From the north head of Grand Manan or North Channel, 
 
 Carriage Uakera' SsppUes of all kinds at S. HATWARD k 00% 
 
 [tyj. 
 
St. John City Government. 
 
 75 
 
 First-ClasB Work by Competent Workmen, at J. H. PULLEITS. 
 
 afl aforesaid, to Machiiw Seal Island, bearing south, or Brier Island, bearing 
 Bouth-Ciust, $1.75 per foot. 
 
 Fifth Distance — Anywhere outside the aforesaid distance, $2.25 per foot. 
 
 Disabled Scaineii's Fund, 2 cents per ton. 
 
 TONNArjK OK VESSKL 
 
 Towing in or out of 
 llarbor. 
 
 Towing froia Harbor 
 to any place between 
 Anderson's Mill and 
 Suspension Bridge. 
 
 Transporting in 
 Harbor. 
 
 Rates of Towagre. 
 
 LIGHT VESSELS. 
 
 Und'r 
 
 100 l•2r^ 
 
 ir,o 
 
 200 .'{00 
 
 400 
 
 500 
 
 GOO 
 
 700 
 
 800 
 
 900 • 
 
 KH) 
 
 to ! to 
 
 to 
 
 to 
 
 to 
 
 to 
 
 to 
 
 to 
 
 to 
 
 to 
 
 to 1 
 
 Tons. 
 
 125 
 
 loO 
 
 200 
 
 UOO 
 
 400 
 
 fMW 
 
 GOO 
 
 700 
 
 800 
 
 900 
 
 1000, 
 
 » 
 
 8 
 
 « 
 
 8 
 
 S 
 
 9 
 
 $ 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 « 
 
 / 
 
 8 
 
 10 
 
 l.i 
 
 20 
 
 2.') 
 
 30 
 
 ;« 
 
 40 
 
 45 
 
 50 
 
 5 
 
 G 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 10 
 
 12 
 
 15 
 
 18 
 
 21 
 
 24 
 
 27 
 
 30 
 
 ( 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 G 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 10 
 
 12 r)0 
 
 15 
 
 17 50 
 
 20 
 
 22 50 
 
 25 
 
 And 85.00 for 
 every 100 tons, 
 or parts of 100 
 tons, addltu'l. 
 
 And 83.00 for 
 every 100 tons, 
 or partd of 100 
 tons, additn'l. 
 
 And 82.50 for 
 every 100 tons, 
 or parts of 100 
 tons, additn'l. 
 
 LOADED VESSELS. 
 
 Tonnage of Vessel. 
 
 Und'r 
 
 100 
 Tons. 
 
 100 
 
 to 
 
 125 
 
 8 
 9 
 
 7 
 
 125 
 to 
 150 
 
 8 
 11 
 
 8 
 
 150 
 to 
 200 
 
 8 
 
 14 
 
 10 
 
 200 
 to 
 300 
 
 8 
 
 21 
 12 
 
 300 
 to 
 400 
 
 8 
 28 
 
 16 
 
 14 
 
 400 
 to 
 500 
 
 500 
 to 
 600 
 
 8 
 42 
 
 600 
 to 
 700 
 
 700 
 to 
 800 
 
 800 
 to 
 900 
 
 900 
 
 to 
 
 1000 
 
 8 
 
 70 
 
 40 
 35 
 
 
 Towing in or out of 
 Harbor. 
 
 8 
 7 
 
 6 
 
 8 
 35 
 
 8 
 49 
 
 28 
 
 8 
 
 56 
 32 
 
 8 
 63 
 
 And 87 for 
 every 100 tona 
 or parts of 100 
 tons, additn'l. 
 
 Towing from Harbor 
 to any place between 
 Anderson's Mill and 
 Buspension Bridge. 
 
 20 
 
 24 
 
 36 
 
 And 8-i for 
 every 100 tona 
 or parts of 100 
 tons, additn'l. 
 
 Transporting in 
 Harbor, 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 10 50 
 
 17 50 
 
 21 
 
 24 50 
 
 28 
 
 31 50 
 
 And 83.50 for 
 every 100 tona 
 or parts of 100 
 tons, additn'l. 
 
 The above rates do not apply to Vessels in Freshet Times, or in ca.se of assistance to 
 Vessels in distress. All unnecessary detention of the boats 
 charged at the rate of $10 per hour. 
 
 Harbor Master's Fees, 
 
 For vessels of 30 tons and under 50 tons, 50 cents ; for vessels of 50 tons and 
 under 75 tons, 75 cents ; for vessels 75 tons and under 100 tons, $1 ; for vessels 
 of 100 tons and under 150 tons, $1.25 ; for vessels of 150 tons and under 200 
 tons, $1.50 ; for vessels of 200 tons and under 300 tons, $2 ; for vessels of 300 
 tons and under 400 tons, $2.50 ; for vessels of 400 tons and upwards, $2.80. 
 
 Decked vessels under 100 tons, owned and registered at Saint John, and all 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. Jobn, N. B. 
 
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 ll 
 
 i'ill' 
 
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 Rt. John City Goviornment. 
 
 Orders for Painting promptly attended to by J. H. PULLEN. 
 
 nriti'^h vossels under that tonnage tnulinj^ within tho ]}ay of Fundy, or 
 arrivinp from ports to the northward of Cape Cod, or the westward of Capt-, 
 Oiuiso, or from any port in Nova Scotia, to pay annually as follows: — Under 
 30 tons, 75 cents ; over 30 and under 50 tons, $1 ; over 50 and under 75 tons, 
 $1.20; over 75 and under 100 tons, $2. 
 
 ICates of Cartajf o in tlie City of Saint Jolin. 
 
 DISTUICTS. 
 
 AirnrLKs and wimcht. 
 
 1 Ist. 
 
 8 c. 
 
 .1. 
 
 2(1. 
 
 M. |4qt. nth. f.th. 7th. 
 
 $ c.\$ c.'$ c. S c. 
 
 « c. 
 
 For a loud of wood ((niiirtor of n cord) | 
 
 For a load of coals (half a chaldnui) ! 
 
 For a load contaiiiiiiK I'''" luislicls of Ki'ii'"i wi"; pota-; 
 toes, or any other articles measured at loading or 
 unloatlinj,', excei)t coals 
 
 For a pipes of wine, yiii or hrandy, and housing withini 
 the door of the lirst lUxir ! 
 
 For a puncheon of rum, or a tierce of sugar, from 7 toi 
 10 ewi., and h< >inK I 
 
 For a ))uncheoii ni molasses, a hogsheail of sugar, of 10 
 <!Wt. or upwards, or a hogshead of tobacco, and hous- 
 ing 
 
 2."> 
 
 17 
 
 ROi 
 
 40 
 
 For a hogshead or jtunchoon of cider, or a load of dried 
 fish of IT) cwt., or a common load of household goods, 
 and storing j 
 
 For a load of .Shingles, hoop poles, heading, staves, 
 treenails, smoked fish in boxes, salmon in kits, dry 
 goods, or a load of any other article not herein men- 
 tioned, or a hogshead of lime, or a hogshead or crate 
 of earthenware, or two tierces of earthenware, a 
 hogshead of dried tish, two tierces of coffee, or quan- 
 tity in bags not exceeding 12 cwt., or a load contain- 
 ing 6 barrels of flour, or 5 barrels of sugar, fish, beef, 
 pork, turpentine or cider, or half a ton of iron, or the 
 same quantity of eoidage in coil not exceeding 4 
 cwt., or a load of any articles not herein mentioned 
 
 For a 64 gallon cask of wine, rum, gin, hrandy, molas- 
 ses or porter, or for a load of sand, gravel or stones, 
 for a load of 4 barrels of any spirituous liquors or 
 molasses 
 
 For cables and cordage in coils above a cwt., or if to 
 coil, per ton, or if for hay, loose, per ton 
 
 For hay, screwed, per ton 
 
 For bricks, per thousand 
 
 For lumber, per thousand feet 
 
 For the carriage of any article or articles not exceed- 
 ing half a load 
 
 la 
 
 '2S 
 
 20 
 f.3 
 
 43 
 
 2r) 28 
 
 Ifi 
 
 20 
 
 1 00 
 50 
 80 
 60 
 
 .10 
 
 18 
 
 23 
 
 1 05 
 54 
 85 
 Go 
 
 13 
 
 18 
 30 
 
 22 
 
 0.1 
 35 
 15 
 
 30 
 
 20 23 
 33 35 
 
 25 
 
 G8 
 38 
 48 
 
 33 
 
 20 
 
 25 
 
 1 10 
 
 57 
 90 
 70 
 
 15 
 
 28 
 70 
 40 
 50 
 
 35 
 
 23 
 
 28 
 
 1 15 
 
 GO 
 95 
 
 75 
 
 18 
 
 25 
 
 30 
 
 20 
 64 
 00 
 80 
 
 20 
 
 2.') 
 37 
 
 30 
 73 
 42 
 53 
 
 38 
 
 28 
 
 33 
 
 25 
 67 
 
 28 
 40 
 
 33 
 
 75 
 45 
 55 
 
 «lh. 
 
 « c. 
 
 :«» 
 -•2 
 
 7h 
 47 
 •)8 
 
 40 4;J 
 
 30| 8S 
 
 35 
 
 30 
 
 70 
 
 1 4.1 
 7X 
 
 1 05!l 10 1 ir> 
 
 85 
 23 
 
 90 1 % 
 
 25! 
 
 Time Ball on Reed's Point Wharf, St. John, N. B. 
 
 The Ball will be hoisted half its elevation each day (Sundays excepted) at 
 15 minutes before 1 o'clock. At one minute before 1 o'clock it will be hoisted 
 its full length ; and at 1 o'clock, mean time, the Ball will be dropped. A Chro- 
 nometer, keeping correct Greenwich time, should then show 5h 24m 15s, and 
 the difierence between this and the time shown by a Chronometer, is its true 
 error on Greenwich time at the moment. As the above hour of 1 o'clock 
 
 S. HATWARD & 00., Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
r. 
 
 h^indy, or 
 •d of C'jipf, 
 ^4: — Under 
 er 75 tons, 
 
 th. 
 
 7th. 
 
 c. 
 
 8 c. 
 
 2.-) 
 
 28 
 
 :»7 
 
 40 
 
 30 
 
 33 
 
 73 
 
 75 
 
 42 
 
 45 
 
 53 
 
 55 
 
 38 
 
 28 
 
 liO 
 
 ;(.■ 
 
 78 
 47 
 
 r)8 
 
 40 43 
 
 30 
 
 3a 
 
 35 ;i8 
 1 3o'l 4.) 
 
 701 n 
 
 1 10 1 If) 
 90 % 
 
 25 
 
 r. B. 
 
 cepted) at 
 be hoisted 
 A Chro- 
 n 15s, and 
 is its true 
 1 o'clock 
 
 RATKrt OF TiCLKCJRAl'lIIC Mi:SHA(JHS. 
 
 Mixed Paints in all colors, ready for use, at 14 Horsiield street. 
 
 77 
 
 when the Bull drops, represents Hh 24ni I'w at (irccnwicli, the err(»r of a 
 Clirononieter may he ascertained, no niatti-r where tho ship is Ivln^. Mii^ers 
 of vessels arriving at Waint John should conipurt' their C^hrononit-ters hv the 
 Time Ball, as it will enable them to get the sea rate, which frccpientlv varies 
 from harbor rates. Latitude 4')° 1(1' 42'^ N. Lon<,ntude 4° 24' 1")" \V. 
 
 Ueohue lIuTciiiNHON, Director. 
 
 KatCH for Mossjij»<»s by \Vost«»rii Union ToU'^raph from 
 
 Saiut John. 
 
 Ten Eachncl 
 words word 
 
 Buctouche 25c Ic 
 
 Kichibucto 25c Ic 
 
 Daliiousie 25c Ic 
 
 Chatham <t Bathurst each 25c Ic 
 
 All other parts of New 
 
 Brunswick A 25c Ic 
 
 To all partes of N. Scotia... 25c Ic 
 
 Ontario 30c 2c 
 
 Quebec 30c 2c 
 
 Prince Edward Island 75c 4c 
 
 Newfoundland 100c 10c 
 
 Calais, Me 25c Ic 
 
 Elastport 40c 3c 
 
 Bimgor 50c 3c 
 
 Portland ()0c 4c 
 
 .. 5c 
 
 Boston 75c 
 
 Ten 
 
 words 
 
 Fall River $1.00 
 
 New Bedford I.OO 
 
 Salem 1.00 
 
 Sprin.irfichl., 1.00 
 
 New York 1.00 
 
 Troy 1.00 
 
 Albany 1.00 
 
 Providence I.OO 
 
 Philadelphia 1.2^") 
 
 Baltimore 1.25 
 
 Washington 1.25 
 
 (rreat Britain, per w-rd T^c 
 B>ance " Ur 
 
 Spaii. " 91c 
 
 Germany, t< 't words $11.50 
 
 Russia, * 12.50 
 
 Each ad 
 word. 
 
 7c 
 
 7c 
 
 7o 
 
 7c 
 
 7c 
 
 7c 
 
 7c 
 
 7o 
 
 8c 
 
 8o 
 
 8c 
 
 t 
 
 ntt 
 
 tor 
 
 Dominion Telegraph Com puny of Canada. 
 
 Eastern Division. — Charles ' Ilosmer, Superiu(ciid<M(t, Montreal. 
 
 St. John Branch — P W Snider, Seciion Manager; H A Bhuik, \ hief Opera- 
 Geo J Dooner, J C Blizard, Joseph C Atchison, Operait.rs ; Chful'-s A 
 
 Gill, Cashier; Wm Hamm, Delivery Clerk; Dan'l Cameron, Battery K'"V^. 
 
 Rates for Messagres by Dominion Telegraph Compa^i/ 
 
 from Saint John. 
 
 Ten Each 
 words ad word 
 
 New Brunswick 25c Ic 
 
 Nova Scotia 25c Ic 
 
 Prince Edward Island... 75c 
 
 Quebec 30c 
 
 Ontario 30c 
 
 Portland, k ' 60c 
 
 B< ton 75c 
 
 4c 
 2c 
 2c 
 4c 
 5c 
 
 Ten 
 
 wordij 
 
 New York Citv $1.00 
 
 New Y^ork State 1.25 
 
 Philadelphia 1.25 
 
 Baltimore 1.25 
 
 Chicago 1.25 
 
 Washington 1.25 
 
 San Francisco 2.50 
 
 Gable Messa. is via D V S Cable Co, to Great Britain, Ireland, and 
 To cents per w nd ; to Germany, 84 cents per word. 
 
 Ench 
 ad word 
 
 7c 
 
 8c 
 
 8o 
 
 8c 
 
 8c 
 
 8c 
 
 17c 
 
 France, 
 
 9Ck, 
 
 73 Frince Prince William Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 78 
 
 Town of Portland. 
 
 M. 
 
 Sign Wnttng by first-class workmen, at J. H. PULLEN'S. 
 City of St. John Fire Alarm Telegraph. 
 
 LOCALITY OF BOXES. No. LOCALITY OF BOXES. 
 
 No. 
 
 2 No. 2 Engine House, King square. 
 
 3 No. 3 Engine House, Union st. 
 
 4 Cor Garden and Sewell streets. 
 6 Cor Mill and Union streets. 
 
 6 Police Station, Market square. 
 
 7 Cor Pond and Mill streets. 
 
 8 Foot Garden street. 
 
 9 Foot Union street, East. 
 
 12 Cor Peters and Waterloo streets. 
 
 13 Cor St. Patrick and Union streets. 
 
 14 Ck)r Brussels and Richmond sts. 
 
 15 P]veritt's Foundry, Brussels st. 
 
 16 Ck)r Brussels and Hanover streets. 
 
 17 Cor Erin and Brunswick streets. 
 
 18 Cor Union and Carmarthen sts. 
 21 Waterloo, opposite Golding street. 
 
 23 Cor Germain and Clfureh streets. 
 
 24 Cor Princess and Charlotte streets. 
 
 25 Cor Duke and Germain streets. 
 
 26 Cor Prince Wm. and Princess sts. 
 
 27 Head of King square. 
 
 28 Cor Duke and Prince Wm streets. 
 
 31 Cor King and Pitt streets. 
 
 32 Cor Duke and Sydney streets. 
 
 34 Cor Wentworth and Princess sts. 
 
 35 No. 1 Engine House, Charlotte st. 
 
 36 Cor Queen and Carmarthen sts, 
 
 41 Cor St. James and Prince William, 
 
 42 Cor Pitt and Duke streets. 
 
 43 Cor Main and Carmarthen streets. 
 
 45 Cor Britain and Charlotte streets. 
 
 46 Cor Pitt and St. James streets. 
 
 51 City Kcad, near Skating Rink. 
 
 52 Pond at., near Fleming's Foundry. 
 
 53 Tisdale's Corner, head South. W'f. 
 
 TOWN OF PORTLAND. 
 
 Incorporated A. D. 1871. 
 
 Chairman of the Town Council — W Jack, Esq., Q C. 
 
 Councillors; Ward 1 — Shadrach Hollv, J E Lingley, John Cheslev. Ward 
 2— E R Gregory, D J Purdy, Henry Maher. Ward 3— Alexander Duff, D R 
 Munroe, Daniel Strang. Ward 4 — F J Doherty, Arthnr McLean, A H Han- 
 ington. Ward 5 — M Mahoney, James Holly, Count DeBury. 
 
 Wm A Moore, Treasurer and Receiver of Taxes ; David Tapley, Police 
 Magistrate ; Stephen E Stephens, Sitting Magistrate ; John F Godard, Town 
 Clerk ; James Dunlap, Supervisor of Roads ; L W Lingley, John Keltic, M 
 D Austin, Assessors. 
 
 Board of School Trustees — Edwin Fisher, Chairman ; Thomas B Barker, 
 John Tapley, James Wilson, Thomas E Millidge, H Maher, Horace T Amce; 
 Secretary, William Kilpatrick. 
 
 Harbor Master — Gilbert Purdv. 
 
 COUNTY OF ALBERT. 
 
 Judge of the County Court— Hon Bliss Botsford ; Samuel G Morse, Clerk. 
 
 Justices of the Peace— Hon E B Chandler,* Hon John Lewis, Geo Calhoun, 
 Elislia Peck, Robert Wright, John Wallace, James Rogers, Ezra Steeves, 
 James Ryan, W S Hopper,* John Barchard, James Horsman, Thos Colpitts, 
 Lewis E Steeves, William Hallett,* Lewis Smith, James Carnwarth, Will'''un 
 P Robinson, Wm J Reed, Nathan M Bennett, J L B Steeves, Wm Fillmore, 
 Peter Duffy, J A Steeves, J Cleveland, jr,* Plon A R McClelan, David Stilee, 
 William C Pipes, Elisha Peck, jr, G R Smith, Gaius Turner, W H A Casey, 
 
 Carriage Kakers' SappUes of auldnds^sTHATW 
 
Albert County. 
 
 79 
 
 Sheet Glass, at J. H. POLLEN'S, 14 Horsiield street. 
 
 Winthrop Robinson, Thos. Smith, Winthrop Akerly, John Matthews, Williama 
 Wood worth, Lewis Beatty, Enoch Dawson, John Marshall, CJeorge Bamett, 
 James McLatchy, Will E Bishop, John Bennett, Solomon Sleeves, C R Smith, 
 J F Taylor,* E S Outhouse, John Magee, R E Colpitis, Alexander Gildart, 
 W J Mitchel, 11 B Steeves, David Strong, Joshua Jonah, Thomas Matthews, 
 W W Gladstone, Ernest Mollins, James A Tingley, William II Gross, John 
 Graves, David Oliver, James Reed, Gilbert Brewster, Wm J Smith, William 
 McKay, W A Colpitts, I^evi Downey, John Calhoun, Daniel (Jray, Edwin 
 (>)pp, Abram Bray, R G Crozier, Ezra S Woodworth, Gilbert M Peck, Elisha 
 P Turner, Asael Wells, John Stevens, Alex W Leeman, Alexander Bailey, 
 Stephen B Weldon, Andrew Barrett, John Cairnes, Wm S <Jolpitt, Hugh 
 Wright, P R Moore, D Baizley, R E Steeves, Alex McRae, Chesley Ander- 
 son, Asa Steeves, David Cleveland, John Keiver, Joseph McAlmon, Isaiah 
 Tingley, James Wright, James M Reed, John Stewart, John R Russell, 
 Chambers Gaskin, John Ilaslem, Joseph Haley, Samuel J Calhoun, James 
 Colpitts, Charles J Osman, Josej)h D Steeves, Thos W Church, David Gar- 
 land, George Fillmore, (iilbert Chapman, William H Steeves, Wm H Jonah, 
 Isaac N Gross, J Trueman Steeves, Minor Reed, Roderick O'Connt*:, Charles 
 Morris, James M Stevens, Hiram Fillmore, Cluis W Anderson, Jas Stevens, 
 John C Tingley, Hugh Steeves, sen, Kzekiel B Ketch um, Howard D Stevens, 
 Patrick Carty, jr, Wilfred Beeman, Noah A Wilbur, Patrick Duffy, Chandler 
 Kiever, Thos J Kierstead, George Barber, James S. Atkinson, Pringle Kelly. 
 
 ' Non-Residents. 
 
 High Sheriff— Asjiel Wells. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace, Keeper of the Rolls, and Clerk of Circuit— S G Morse. 
 
 Judge of Probates — George H Steadman, Esquire. 
 
 Registrar of Probates — S G Morse, Esquire. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills— George Calhoun, Esquire. 
 
 Coroners— W J Lewis, M d, P R Moore, m d, Robert Wright, D M Steeves, 
 Silas Lynds, E Ritchie, William A West, Doctor Murray. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court — Geo Calhoun, 
 Elisna Peck, Jas M Stevens, Winthrop Akerly, W P Robinson, John Lewis, 
 and the Attorneys residing in the County. 
 
 Official Assignee Insolvent Acts — George Calhoun, Esquire. 
 
 Attorneys and Solicitors— Samuel G Moi-se, Martin B Palmer, Charles A 
 Peck, George H Steadman, Esquires. 
 
 Commissioners Parish Courts— Hon A R McClelan, Hopewell ; John Wal- 
 lace, Hillsborough ; A W Leman, Coverdale ; Joseph A Turner, Harvey ; 
 W P Robinson, Elgin ; David Cleveland, Alma. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses— M B Palmer, Hopewell ; John Beatty, Hills- 
 borough ; G T Chapman, Cx)verdale ; Jos A Turner, Harvey ; Jas Horsman, 
 Elgin ; Stephen S Hoar, Alma. 
 
 Commissioner for taking Special Bail Supreme Court— Geo Calhoun, Esq. 
 
 Commissioners of Sewers for Hopewell— Abram Bray, James B Calhoun, 
 Valentine Smith, Asael Peck. 
 
 Auctioneers— Edward Daley, Hopewell ; Thomas Kinney, Harvey. 
 
 Secretary and Treasurer of Municipality — W O Wright. 
 
 Teacher of Grammar School — J Smith, Elgin. 
 
 County Court Terms— 3rd Tuesday in June and 2nd Tuesday in November. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 80 
 
 Carleton County. 
 
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 Paints, Oils and Colors, at J. H. PULLEN'S, 14 Horsfleld street. 
 
 COUNTY OF CARLETON. 
 
 Judge of the County Court — James G Stevens ; Wm M Connell, Clerk. 
 
 JustieeH of the Peace — John Dibblee, David Munro, J A Phillips, tTames 
 Loekwood, Joseph Burpee, Zephaniali Mills, Leonard R Harding, George L 
 Raymond,* James R Tupper, \Vm T Baird, Matthew L Phillips, Abner Bull, 
 •Jarvis listey, Stei)hen G liurpee, William Ilayward, Benjamin L Richardson, 
 John Buber, John Holland Estey, (.'alvin Churchill, Robt A Hay, William 
 Lindsay, Richard S Bull, Anthony Kearney, Alexander Kirkpatrick, Charles 
 Shea,* James Jordan, Edwin R Parsons,* William Forrest, Hugh Cowper- 
 thwaite, Amos Dickenscm,* Elisha Shaw, Hamilton Yerxa, Cornelius Connolly, 
 John Bennett, James Ebbett, Isaac S Carvill, Wm Reed, Isaiah B Rideout,* 
 Alexander Hawthorne, George Milberry, George Wade, George Squires, 
 William Tomkins, George ThonuiH Hartley, Warren C Bull, John T Allan, 
 Alexander Walker, Harris H Hobbs, Simeon Cummins, James Grover, Geo 
 H Connell, John D Ketchum, Alexander Lindsay, Delancy Tomkins, Edward 
 J Smith, Norris Best,* William F Dibblee, John Fisher, George W Boyer, Isaac 
 Wortman,* I) F Merritt, James H Jacques, John Leary,* Scott Emery, Hugh 
 Montgomery, John Wolverton, Samuel II Shaw, Andrew Stephenson, James 
 Bridges, Gilbert W Vanwart, Howard Debeck,* Oliver Hemphill, Richard 
 Holmes, George Hartley, Bartholomew Lynch, Wm Hale, John McLauchlan, 
 Isaac Broad, John McBride, James H Lunn, Isaac Williams, Charles P Con- 
 nell, George Stickney, David S Gibson, John Giberscm, Ivory Kilburn, Rich'd 
 McKinney, James N Moore, John Harper, Joseph Crawford, John Boyd, 
 Thomas Lindsay, James McLean, Hugh Miller, William H Brittain, William 
 Neil, Aaron Perkins, Edward Gray, Moses Boyer, George W Hovey, W H 
 Drier, Frank Rankine,* James Dyer, David M Giberson, T B Trafton,* Geo 
 Strickland,* Thomas Longstaff,* Charles McDougall, Sihis H Plummer,* G L 
 Cronkite, George W Wheeler, Chas Rogers, I^ewis P Fisher, Francis E Goo<l, 
 Charles Kearney, Thomas M Corbitt, Charles W Clarke, Alexander Hall, 
 Edward M Boyer, Edward Benn, James Connell, Thomas Fulton, Amos E 
 Hartley, Joseph Watson (Wicklow), William B Harmon, John Barnett, 
 Gilbert L Corey, Cyrus Simmonds, Charles D Drier, Charles Bulyea (Rock- 
 land), Edwin Phillips, John Lafferty, William Deacon, John S Leighton, 
 John Wallace, Joseph McGee, Amos D Shaw, Roger McElroy, Robert Bulyea 
 (McCafferty Settlement), Richard Ahern, Albert Estabrooks, Chas E Clark, 
 David Wiley (Aberdeen), Archelaus Carpenter, William Currey (Richmond), 
 Henry B Taylor, Thomas Jones, James Baker, A Tyler Thompson,* Ran- 
 dolph K Jones, Henry T Scholey, Albert Orser, Robert Brown, Francis Cluff, 
 Amos D Hartley, James Watson, James Hatfield,* Albert C Smith, Bela B 
 Shaw, Wm Hamilton, Wm W Snow, Joseph York, Walter Hay, William W 
 Hammond, James Simonson, Geo W White, Matthew Hutchinson, Amos 11 
 Hayward, John Scott, John Simpson, Charles R Upton, Allison B Connell, 
 Allison Phillips, Richard B Ketchum, Fredeiick J Bridges, Richard Wheeler, 
 Alexander Thompson, William Skillen, David Smith, Seth Milberry, Edwin 
 R Squires, Wm B Mills, Alfred E Gallop, Charles O'Donnell, William 
 Dibblee, C L Tilley, Alexander G Lindsay, Richard Croft, Joseph Meriothrow, 
 Alfred D Shaw, Zebulon Connor, John McKeen, George L Holeyoke, Charles 
 West, and Joh n McCaffrey, Esquires. 
 
 * Those marked * have left the County. 
 
 Carriage itfakers' SnppUes of all kinds at S. HATWARD & CO's, 
 
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Carleton County. 
 
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 Glass snitable for Church Purposes, at J. H. PULLEN'S. 
 
 Assignee under Insolvent Act of 1875— D C Courser, Esquire, 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits — A E Connell, Esquire. 
 
 High Sheriff— Fred R Jenkins Dibblee, Esq ; Wni W Hammond, Deputy. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace — Wm M Connell, P^scj. 
 
 Surrogate — Lewis P Fisher, Esq. 
 
 Registrar of Prol)ates — John C Winslow, Esq. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and V/ills— David Munro, P^sc^; Donald Munro, Esq, 
 Deputy. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Afiidavits in the Supreme Court — Lewis P Fisher, 
 George Connell, D L Dibblee, John C Winslow, Wm M Connell, R K Jonew, 
 S n Appleby, James A Phillips, Daniel C ('ourser, A ]i Connell, and C 
 O'Donnell, Esquires. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses — W M Connell, Howard B White, (} R Burt, 
 Hugh Miller, and Wentworth AVinslow, Esquires. 
 
 Notarys Public — Lewis P Fisher, George Connell, John C Winslow, Wm 
 M Connell, S B Applel)y, Daniel C Courser, and (J O'Donnell, ilsquires. 
 
 Comissioners for taking Special Bail in the Supreme Court — James R Tup- 
 per, and David Munro, Escjuires. 
 
 Practising Attorneys — L P Fisher, D L Dibblee, Ceorge Connell, John C 
 Winslow, Wm M Connell, R K Jones, Stephen B Appleby, D C Coureer, 
 A B Connell, and C O'Donnell, Esquires, 
 
 Commissioners of Parish Civil Courts — \^n W Hammond, Woodstock ; 
 George Stickney, Northanqiton ; Ivory Kilburn, Richmond; James Bridges, 
 Peel; James Sinionson, Wakefield ; Charles R Upton, Si monds; Samuel H 
 Shaw, Brighton ; John Simpson, Aberdeen ; George W White, Wilmot ; Ja.s 
 A Phillips, Kent ; Matthew Hutchinson, Wicklow. 
 
 Coroners — George Stickney, George West, Charles R Uj^ton, Wm Connell, 
 Wm E Drier, Jolni T Allan, Samuel Watts, Chas P Connell, m d, Tlieodore 
 H Estey, Richard Port, Thomas B Trafton, Nehemiah Tomkins, Richard B 
 Ketchum, Wm T Baird, Elijah M Shaw, James A PhillipvS, .lames White, M d, 
 John R Hagerman, m d, John V Hoyt, Colin King, W H Morehouse, Newton 
 R Cotter, m d, W F Bruce, m d, G L Cronkite and Wentworth W^inslow, Esqs. 
 
 Auctioneei-s — Alanson Payson, James H Jacques, Wm F Dibblee, Simou 
 McLeod, Wallace W Hay, and Wm W Hammond. 
 
 Municipality of Carleton County. 
 
 Warden, G L Cronkite; Sec'y-Treasurer, Randolph K Jones; Auditor, 
 James H Jacques. 
 
 CountyiCJouncillors — R B Ketchum, Parish of Woodstock ; C J Shaw and 
 John Harper, Parish of Wakefie)d ; Alex Kirkpatrick and J Y Hoyt, Parish 
 of Richmond ; John Shea and David S Gibson, Parish of Northampton ; Saml 
 E Campbell and Albion Estabrooks, Paris'.i of Brighton ; C A Harmon and 
 Amos E Hartley, Parish of Peel ; John Smith and E S Gillmore, Parish of 
 Aberdeen ; R D Pearson and C E Gallagher, Parish of Kent : Andrew Cald- 
 well and G L Cronkite, Parish of Wicklow ; C A West and James A Barter, 
 Pariah of Wilmot ; Geo W Melville and Richard Wheeler, Parish of Simonds. 
 
 Tovm of Woodstock. 
 Lewis P. Fisher, Mayor ; Hugh Hay, Gideon Fields, William McDonald, 
 John McLauchlan, John Graham, William Lindsay, Councillors ; James H 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 Charlotte County. 
 
 Sign Writing and Lettering, at J. H. PULLEN'S. 
 
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 Jacques, Town Clerk ; John McCafferty, Town Marshal ; Randolph K Jones, 
 Treasurer and Receiver of Taxes ; David F Merritt, Collector at Woodstock ; 
 H T Scholey, Sub-Collector at Centreville; Israel Churchill, Collector of 
 County Rates ; John C Winslow, Postmaster ; Joljn H Watt, Assistant Post- 
 master ; George R Burtt, Overseer of Fisheries. 
 
 COUNTY OF CHARLOTTE. 
 
 Judge of the County Court — James G Stevens, Esq; Geo S Grimmer, Clerk. 
 
 Justices of the Peace — David Mowatt, Robert Watson, J Grimmer, John 
 Farmer, Plenry Webl)er, John Carlyle, Francis Hibbert, Claudius Messinet, 
 Peter Morrison, Daniel Sullivan, W H Chatiey, George Fountain, John E 
 Messinet, Hugh Ludgate, John Marks, George P Knight, Augustine Ban- 
 croft, John A Heney, Charles Bradley, Samuel McFarlane, Thomas Barry, 
 Thos Cotterel, William K Reynolds, Isaac Justason, James Russell, Zecha- 
 riah C'hipmau, Hugh CuUinan, James Murchie, George S Grimmer, John 
 McLeod, Magnus Green, George Dick, Robert Stevenson, Charles M Gove, 
 George Allen, A W Smith, Nathan Smart, Rex M King, James E Lynott, 
 William li Stevens, TliorajusTOdell, Nehemiah Marks, Samuel H Whitlock, 
 William T Rose, William Ellis, Geo F Stickney, Jeremiah Hanson, Daniel 
 Crilley, Levi Young, John Mcintosh, Thos Black, John Orr, Joseph Donald, 
 Joseph Simpson, C;has F Clinch^ J as R Bradford, Chas E O llatheway, Henry 
 Hitchings, John S Magee, Hugh Morrison, Isaac Newton, Hayden Guptill, 
 James A Moran, Abraham Young, A H Gilmour, senr, Samuel Johnston, 
 Tobias (iilmour, Isajic McIClroy, Peter Mills Abbott, Samuel Darling, Luke 
 Byron, James Bogue, Nicholas Carter, James McGill, Oscar Hanson, John 
 Reynolds, Charles McGee, John G Lorimer, Henry Smith, jr, Henry Leeman, 
 John McCutcheon, Archibald Nixon, J A Moore, Alfred Maxwell, John Mills, 
 James Murphy, James Bi-own, Abner T L Weston, Daniel PoniiL>y, Alexander 
 McMinn, Robert Towers, Charles Stewart, Wm T Dickey, James Buchanan, 
 John C Weatherby, Wm Connor, Capt. James Maxwell, Charles McGuire, 
 John HcKeeman, Robert A Stewart, Hugh McAdam, Alexander J McCann, 
 Asa L Hitchings, William Trundale, Rodney Young, James Gillespie, Irving 
 B Carlyle, Wm D Maxwell, Ciuis F Todd, Harrison Getchell, Wm Douglas. 
 Daniel H Maxwell, Joseph A Taylor, Frederick M Murchie, Charles Mowatt, 
 Wm A Rideout, Robert Richardson, David N Porter, John Mowatt, Jesse C 
 Bartlett, John W Mann, John Peacock, Lewis A Mills, W W Grimmer, Ge« 
 W Peake, Lorenzo McLeod, N J Alexander, W K Eraser, Edward Carroll. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits— G S Grimmer, Esquire. 
 
 High Sheriff'— Alexander T Paul, Esquire. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace" and Keeper of the Rolls— G S Grimmer, Esquire. 
 
 Judge of Probates— George D Street, fjsquire. 
 
 Registrar — S H Whitlock, Esquire. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills -Harris H Hatch, Esquire. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court — John E Messi- 
 nett, and all Attorneys of the Supreme Court. 
 
 County Treasurer— William Whitlock, Esquire. 
 
 Commissioner for taking Bail— William T Rose, Esq., St. Stephen. 
 
 Notaries Public— John F Grant, James G Stevens, jr., James Mitchell, 
 
 Carriage Makers' SnppUes of aU kinds aTs. HAYWARD & GO'S, 
 
Charlotte County. 
 
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 RoUed Plate Glass, at 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 Lewis D Mills, M McMonagle, St. Stephens ; Geo S Grimmer, B R Stevenson 
 and George D Street, St. Andrews. 
 
 Commissioner under the Absconding Debtors' Act— S H Whitlock, Esq. 
 
 Official Assignee (Insolvent Act of 1875)— Henry Hill, lisquire. 
 
 Coroners— David Mowatt, Samuel T Gove, m d, Wm T x^ose, Dr D Gemm, 
 Thos C Justason, Thomjis Dick, m d, Hubert McLaughlin, m d. Dr. Cameron, 
 Duncan Myshrall, m d, and H P Reynolds, m d. 
 
 Auctioneers— S H Whitlock, G F Campbell, S F Nesbitt, CEO Hatheway. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses— Geo S Grimmer, St. Andrews ; Thos Barry, 
 St. George ; John Farmer, Campobello ; Rev W S Covert, Grand Manan ; 
 George Hill, m p p, St. Stephen. 
 
 Municipality of Charlotte County. 
 
 Warden— Thos T Odell, Esquire. 
 
 Secretary — Geo S Grimmer, Esquire. 
 
 Auditor — W V H Grimmer, Esquire. 
 
 Councillors— Thos T Odell, Robert Stevenson, St. Andrews; Wm Douglae, 
 Geo W Peake, St. James ; Marcus Upton, H Getchell, St. Stephen ; J A Moore, 
 Thos Cotterell, St. David ; J E O Stevenson, James McMillan, St. Patrick ; 
 James Russell, W A Rideout, St. Croix ; G F Hibbard, A J Seelye, St. George, 
 Jos Hill, Robert McKinney, Dumbarton ; A T Lloyd, Jas M Lord, West Isles; 
 J S Magee, Archibald Nixon, Clarendon ; T S Hannah, George Hannah, Duf- 
 ferin ; R H Graham, Thos Redmond, Grand Manan ; Jos A Taylor, Col. Jas 
 Brown, Campobello ; F P Reynolds, O Hanson, Lepreaux ; Thomas M Spear, 
 Enos Poole, Pennfield ; Geo N Lindsay, town of St. Stephen ; W W Graham, 
 town of Milltown. 
 
 Charlotte County Agricultural Society. — Robert Stevenson, Esq., President ; 
 Alex T Paul and James Russel, P^sqrs, Vice Presidents ; John S Magee, Esq, 
 Secretary-Treasurer ; Geo S Grimmer, Esq., and Messrs Wm Rollins, John 
 McFarlane, George Mowatt, Jas McFarlane, Thomas Finlay, John Mowatt, 
 J & M Emery and Charles Kennedy, Committee of Management. 
 
 St. Croix Agricultural Society. — Judge Stevens, President ; J G Stevens, jun, 
 Secretary ; Robert W^atson, Treasurer. 
 
 St. Patrick Central Agricultural Society. — Patrick McLauchlin, President; 
 Hugh Monohan, Secretary ; J W Stevenson, Treasurer. 
 
 St. George and Pennfield Agricultural Society. — James E Lynot, President ; 
 S C Irish, Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 Town of Milltown — 1879-80. 
 
 Geo F Todd, Esq, Mayor; W M Graham, John H Haley, James King, 
 Geo H Eaton, Jaa H Kehoe, W S Robinson, Councillors ; Abner McAllister, 
 Samuel Dowling, Isaac Smith, Assessors ; Charles E Boardman, Treasurer ; 
 Thomas J Robinson, Clerk; William A Ray, Overseer of tne Poor; A M 
 Gouldrock, Road Commissioner ; Geo H Eaton, John H Haley, James King, 
 Fire Wards; Thos J Robinson. Esq, Police Magistrate; John Mahar, John 
 Monoghan, James Glass, Thomas Mohar, Thos Williams, Thomas Osborne, 
 A M Gouldrick, Constables and Police Officers ; Hugh E Temple, Charles E 
 Boardman, Weighers of Hay, Grass and other Produce. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. Jebn, N. B. 
 
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 COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. 
 
 Judge of the Countv Court — Hon Edward Williston ; T DesBrisav, Esq, 
 Clerk. 
 
 Justices of the Peace — Hon John Ferguson, John Chalmers, Wni Taylor, 
 Joseph Sewell, Jolin Meahan, George Smith, John E O'Brien, Chas Meahan, 
 James Smith, Robert Brown, Hon Robert Young, William Davidson, Jamcii 
 G C Blackball, llilarion Ache, Alexander Campbell, John Foley, Matthew 
 Parrott, Henry Augustine McCullough, William Ferguson, Patrick Whalan, 
 John Louis Legere, Henry A Sormonay, Kennedy J Burns, John Kerr, 
 Richard Sisk, Francis Scott, Mark Devereaux, Adam Sutherland, Patrick J 
 Foley, Anthony Ruiney, James McGinley, Robert C Caie, Gustave Dumas, 
 James Cranney, Narcisse Polier, Jonathan Doran, Thos Hall, Thos Boudreau, 
 Joseph Ij Bishop, Samuel II Napier, Thonuis Seaton, Thectine Blanchard, 
 Onesimus Blanchard, Perry J Commeau, Jerome Roy, Francis Meahan, John 
 Ferguson, jr, ('harles T Carter, James Thomson, Thos Lone, jr, Joseph Poirier, 
 Francis Alexandre, jr, John Young, Patrick Ryan, .Augustus S Sutherland, 
 Nathan Richey, .Justinian Savoy, Wm Walsh, Wm Theriau, Wm Napier, 
 Richard Blackball, Philip Rive, Robert Armstrong, Juste Hache, William 
 Alexander, Prospere E Paulin, Robert Moody, (ieo McConnell, Henry W 
 Baldwin, Murdock Harper, .James Ilickson, Thomas A Harris, John Millar, 
 Samuel Gammon, sen, ('has Bosse, Albert TCai-ter, Richard Dawson, DGus- 
 tavus Maclauchlan, Thos Abler, Martin Ilacbe, Joseph Sewell, jr, Bernard 
 Commeau, Wm Archer, Alexander Morrison, Edward Hornibrook, Jeremiah 
 Muzerall, Peter DeCirace, Jerome Boudreau, (.Charles F Brisson, Alex Boyd, 
 John Aube, Francis ,J McManus, Joiui Nichol, Joseph Roy, sen., Richard 
 Everard Hutchison, Sylvain Cormier, James Barry,jr, James R Landry, Peter 
 U Landry, Sylvester Theriau, and Richard Miller, Esquires. 
 
 Clerk of the Cirpuits— Tiieophilus DesBrisay, Esquire. 
 
 High Sheriff— R- tert B Vail, Esquire. 
 
 Clerk of the Pcact and Keeper of the Rolls — Theophilus DesBrisay, Esq. 
 
 Surrogate — Henry W Baldwin, Esquire. 
 
 Registrar of Prubates — D G McLauchlan, Esquire. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills — Henry W Baldwin, Esquire. 
 
 Stipendiary Magistrate — D Gustavus McLauchlan, Esquire. 
 
 Stipendiary Magistrate at Caraquet — Martin Hache, Esquire. 
 
 Coroners — Joseph Sewell, Wm Ferguson, D G McLauchlan, G C Blackball, 
 and Gideon M Duncan, m d, Esquires. 
 
 Master of the Grammar School — George Mersereau, b a. 
 
 Trustees and Directors of the Grammar School — Theophilus DesBrisay, 
 Hon John Ferguson, John Kerr and James Hickson, Esquires. 
 
 Barristers, Attorneys and Notaries Public — Theophilus DesBrisay, D G 
 McLauchlan and Henry W Baldwin. 
 
 Conmiissioners for taking Bail and Affidavits in the Supreme Court — Hon 
 Robert Young, James G C Blackball, John Young, John Kerr and Henry A 
 Sormonay. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court — The Barristers 
 and Attorneys practising in the County. 
 
 Issuer of Marriage Licenses — Henry W Baldwin, Esquire. 
 
 Commissioner under Acts 38 Victoria, chapters 4 and 5 — John Kerr, Esq. 
 
 S. HAYWARD k CO., Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stocki^ 
 
Kent County. 
 
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 All kinds of wood imitated by first-class grainers, at 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 Official Assignee — Robert Ellis, Esquire. 
 
 Fishery Officers— Jas-Hickson, Esq, Bathurst; Juste Ilache, Eh(j, Caraquet. 
 
 Agent for Lloyds— Henry W Baldwin, Esq, Bathurst. 
 
 Members of Board for the Management of Tracadie La/ ..ctto— Rev Ferdi- 
 nand Gauvreau, Wm Ferguson, John Young, Justinian Savoy, Wm Walsh. 
 
 Auctioneers— Wm Taylor, Hon Robert Young, Henrv \V Baldwin, John 
 Kerr, Philip Rive, Prospere E Paulin, John E Baldwin, 'William Napier and 
 Robert B Vail. ^ 
 
 Commissioners of Parish ('ourts— Bernard Coiumeau, Esq, Berosford ; D (J 
 Maclauchlan, Esq, Bathurst; Martin Hache, Es(i, Caraquet; Jonathan Doran, 
 Esq, Shippegan ; Joseph Sewell, P]sq, Inkerman ; Wm Archer, Es(|, iSamarez; 
 John Foley, P]sq, New Bandon ; Henry A Sormonay, Esq, Shippegan. 
 
 Consul for Sweden and Norway — John Ferguson, jr. 
 
 Municipality of Gloucester County. 
 
 John Chalmers, jr, John Aube, Beresford ; John E O'Brien, Samuel Melan- 
 yon, Bathurst; John W Lowe, Ubalde Landry, New Bandon; Joseph Sewell, 
 jr, P E Paulin, Caraquet; Wm Walsh, James Barry, jr, Inkerman ; William 
 Taylor, Adolphe Ache, Shippegan ; John Young, Justinian Savoy, Samarez ; 
 John Sievewright, Secretary-Treasurer ; Francis Meahan, Auditor. 
 
 Sittings of Municipal Council — Third Tuesday in January and first Tues- 
 day in July. 
 
 COUNTY OF KENT. 
 
 Judge of the Countv (burt — Hon Bliss Botsford; James D Phinney, p]sq, 
 Clerk. ' 
 
 Justices of the Peace — Thomas W Bliss, Hon David Wark, Wm Hanington, 
 Reuben Johnson, Lawrence McLaren, James Burns, James Girvan, Terrence 
 Ourran, John Jardine, jr, John Robertson, John Brait, Horatio Smith, Lewis 
 B Allain, Chas Gosselin, Luke Johnson, Amant Bourgeois, sen, James Lucas, 
 Alex McWilliams, Stephen Briggs, David McMinn, Joseph Doherty, Robert 
 Brown, Thomas Stevenson, John Stevenson, Edward Walker, Alex Girvan, 
 Zaccheus Phinney, Kenneth B Forbes, Albert T Smith, John Ford, Thomas 
 Irvine, Alex Johnson, Owen Mclnerney, Pierce Quilty, John Harnett, Theo- 
 philus Bilodeau, Charles Cormey, Samuel Jerway, Simon Allen, Michael 
 McFadden, Herbert Irving, Thomas Richardson, Alex Robertson, Robert 
 Chalmers, Thadeus Gallant, Andrew Bourgeois, Thomas Porrier, Thos Coates, 
 Robert Cutler, John C Ross, John T Caie, John Potter, Gerhardus C Carman, 
 Auguste Renaud, Dominique Legere, Charles Richard, John Wheten, Peter 
 Daigle, Joseph Jj Richard, Jule Gouguin, Henry O'Leary, James Hannah, 
 Marcel Barrio, Miles Smith, Daniel O'Leary, Alexis Gouguin, Jas Sowerby, 
 John Sutton, Nicholas MuzeroU, Peter Robicheau, James Hemet, Oliver Le- 
 Blanc, Anthony Girourard, John McKee, Jaddus Goggan, Daniel Robicheaud, 
 William Bowser, jr, Angus McLean, Andrew Dunn, Robert Clark, Anthony 
 Roach, R Hutchinson, Joseph Bernard, Robert Douglass, Robert Main, Isaac 
 W Doherty, Eustache Melanpon, W B Weldon, Wm Johnston (Cocaigne), 
 Vincent Bourk, Bernard Gorman, Lazar Guilmor, John Dickinson, Edmund 
 Hutchinson, John Taylor, Robert Doherty, Charles Y Walker, John Murray, 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 stained Glass, at J. H. POLLEN'S, 14 Horslield street. 
 
 James F Atkinson, Benjamin F Bailey, James M Girouard, M D Conner, 
 James McM Adams, G NlcLeilan, Richard Sutton, Jean B Richard, Sebastian 
 Babineau, Michael Sanie, Jude LeBlanc, B F Wetmore, Alexander Leichman, 
 D R Greirson, J P Kay, Peter Libido, L Dangle and Thos Anderson, Esqrs. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits — Robert Hutchinson, Esquire. 
 
 High Sheriff^— Antoine Girouard, Esquire. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls — Robert Hutchinson, Esquire. 
 
 Collector of Customs — John Rusk, p]sqnire. 
 
 Judge of Probates — J I) Phinncy, Esquire. 
 
 Registrar of Probates — Robert Caie, Esquire. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills — Thomas Wetmore Bliss, Esquire. 
 
 Issuer of Marriage Licenses — Robert Hutchinson, Esquire. 
 
 County Treasurer — 
 
 Stipendiary Magistrate — Thomas \V Bliss, Esquire. 
 
 Inspector of Schools -Thomas W Wood, P^squire. 
 
 Coroners — Horatio B vSmith, Isaac W Doherty, M D, IB Freeman, m d, 
 Wm Johnston, James C Moody, M d, Damier Bourgeois, Rufino A D'Ollaqui, 
 and Alexander P Landry, m d, Esquires. 
 
 Notaries Public — The Attornies practising in the County, 
 
 Medical Attendant on the Marine Hospital — J W^ Doherty, M d. 
 
 Auctioneers — Riiiiis S Chandler, Joseph Wetmore, Richard Sutton, Jacob 
 Ferguson, Nathaniel Hutchinson, Joseph E James, Edmund Hutchinson, 
 Theophilus DesBrisay, John T Caie, Wm J Smith, and John Robertson. 
 
 Terms of the General Sessions — First Tuesday in December, and fourth 
 Tuesday in June. 
 
 COUNTY OF KINGS. 
 
 Judges of the County Court— Charles W^atters, Esq ; Alfred E McLeod, 
 Esq., Clerk. 
 
 Justices of the Peace — A C Evanson, John C Price, Robert McCully, Cra- 
 ven Langstroth, Elias S Freeze, Weeden Fowler, D M Campbell, Elijah i. 
 Perkins, Walter B Sc^il, James W Nowlan, Samuel Foster, John H Wright, 
 J D Micheau Keator, R S Foster, Nelson Arnold, William Pearson, William 
 A Stockton, William B McKiel, William McLeod, PhiloM Raymond, Nath- 
 aniel Belyea, William Buchanan, John O Dann, James Cookson, Zebulon 
 Connor, James A P^enwick. William Keith, George H Wallace, John Erb, 
 John Mclntyre, Daniel McLachlan, John Urquhart, William S Teakles, 
 Robert Morrison, William Baskin, T Oliver Arnold, John C Goddard, 
 William Deniston, Joseph I) Baxter, George Flewelling, George Barnes, 
 David McKenzie, Henry Piers, jr., Isaac Faulkner, Joshua C Upham, Peter 
 Brennan, Peter Dunn, John McLeod, Patrick McBriarty, John Carroll, 
 Nathaniel H DeVeber, George Holmes Keirstead, J Murray Nase, William 
 S Frost, Simeon Hatfield White, John Moore, Oswell N Price, Murray B 
 Keith, Ebenezer Stockton, James Campbell, Nicholas P Wannamake, Jamea 
 W Smith, William Barnes, David Smith, James Douglas, Heory W Purdy, 
 Conrad J Hendricks, Benjamin Gray, John M Raymond, William Thomas, 
 Lewis Folkins, Caleb Fenwick, James A Sinnott, Charles Hazen, Charles M 
 Hunt, Geor ge Whitfield Sharp, Justus Henry Gray, Daniel C Perkins, G Hud- 
 
 S. HATWARD & CO, Wluilesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
Kings County. 
 
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 Polished Plate Glass, at J. H. PULLEN'S, 14 Horsiield street. 
 
 son Flewelling, Andrew McVey, William J. Brittain, Edward Mayes Spragg, 
 James C Coates, George L Good, George Z Parlee, Andrew McFee, George 
 Morton, James Wolsey Raymond, John Darling, Edwin B Beer, John J 
 Woodward, Alfred Markham, Neil McLaughlan, Jacob I Keirstead, Daniel 
 Jones, Robert Marshall, William O Theal, George Wightman, James J Davie, 
 John W Caulfield, Alexander M Woodman, Gilbert Perry, James Mills, 
 Abram M Mabee, John EB McCready, Levi N Sharp, Miles Jenkins, James 
 Miles, John M Stockton, James J Brien, John E Ryan, James E Moore, 
 Michael Ilanley, Alexander McLeod, Charles Snodgrass, Thomas Warrell, 
 Robert Simpson, John Linton, James Kingston, Amasa Kennedy, (Jeorge 
 Inch, David Floyd, John S Frazee, C Douglas Fairweatlier, (' Lemuel Coates, 
 Roland A Morton, Peter Snider, Henry S l^irlee, John Mills, James W 
 Freeze, James Gordon, John W Cookson, Joseph li Dickson, William H 
 White, Justus Pickett, Felix McCJuire, D Beverley Hattield, J A Smith 
 Kierstead, Abram B Hayes, Chatles J Keith, Samuel C Thome, William H 
 Creighton, Edward M Chambers, John O'Shea, Samuel E Frost, John David- 
 son, Daniel P Campbell, George T Seely, Thomas Souther, George Ogilvie, 
 Robert Policy, Daniel Robertson, Robert Myles, James W Freeze, Joseph Mc- 
 Bay, Andrew Malcolm, George A Worden,^ Patrick W Ryan, Thos. W Kier- 
 stead, Justus S Wetmore, James Girvan, William D Forder, John H Mace, 
 Esquires. 
 
 Stipendiary Magistratt> — George H Wallace, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits — John H Cother. 
 
 High Sheriff— Samuel N Freeze, Esq. 
 
 Keeper of the Rolls, Judge of Probates, and Clerk of the Peace— George 
 Otty, Esquire, 
 
 Registrar of ProbatCvS — James Cookson, Esquire. 
 
 Coroners— S Z Earle, A C Evanson, James Wetmore, jr., Adino Paddock, 
 O Purdy, Rufus A Stockton, John Wilson, John M Raymond, Allan McLeod, 
 George Rex Price, William Keith, Robert J Lamont, M. D., Wm B McKiel, 
 L N Sharp, Foster McFarlane, M D, Joshua Burnett, M D, Robert Morrison, 
 Dr Joseph H McMonagle, William Keith, John Brady, M D, Robert B Vail, 
 William Fairweatlier, Peter Brennan, William Buchanan, J E B McCready, 
 James A Fenwick, Frederick McPhereon, D Beverley Hatfield, John H Ray- 
 mond, James A Moore, D J McLellan, Peter Campbell, Rolla A Ford, George 
 H Johnson, M D, Charles Murray, M D, John H Ryan, M D, James A Moore, 
 D T McLellan, Esquires. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits and Bail in the Supreme Court— A C 
 Evanson, John C Price, S Foster, J W Nowlan, Philo M Raymond, James 
 Cookson, Nelson Arnold, and George Barnes, Esquires. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses— William Baskin, James Cookson, William 
 Fairweather, and ('harle» M Hunt, Esquires. 
 
 Auctioneers— E S Freeze, William H White, E Perkins, Samuel Freeze, 
 LeBaron Drury, Gilbert Titus, Gilford Cougle, Benjamin Sproule, Abraham 
 Johnson, jr, William Keith, James E Fryers, Isaac Pearson, J D Mabee, 
 Joseph D Baxter, Joseph Belyea, T G Barnes, W M Teakles, Samuel Gosline, 
 Noah Keith, Wm A Stockton, J McNaught, Thomas Matthewson, J Sharp, 
 B L Crawford, G Downey, D M Johnson, Douglas Fairweather, Saml Foster, 
 James W Nowlan, and John E Ryan. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. Jolm, N. B. 
 
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 Madawaska County. 
 
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 Varnishes of all kinds, at J. H. PULLEN'S, 14 Horsfield street. 
 
 Trustees of (frainniar School — Rev W W Walker, J D M Keator, John 
 Flewellinfj, Jas A Fenwick, Levi N Sharp, Jan Cookson and Peter lirennan. 
 
 Teacher of (jrramnuir School — John Raymond. 
 
 Comniissioners of Parish Civil (Courts — Wni I'uchanan, Westlield; Win B 
 McKiel, (irecnwich; Joiin Mclntyre, Kars; John Woodward, Rothesay; 
 J DM Keat(»r, Hampton; .J Don.ulas Baxter, Norton; Wm .J Krittain, Spring 
 Held; Wm llarnes, I'pliam; ^Vee(l('n Fowler, Hammond; W H ("reif^htoti, 
 Waterford ; Flias S Freeze, Cardweli ; Wm Keith, Haveloi'k ; Caleh Fenwick, 
 Stndliolm. 
 
 King's County Board of Trade — James Domville M P, President; L N 
 Sharpe M 1), Vice-President; J(din Flewellini;:, Treasurer; Thomas W Lee, 
 Secretary. Council — W A Smith, Alfred Markham, J M Stockton, John 
 Sheck, J Manning, J C Price, W B Scovil, S W Raymond. John Flewelling, 
 George Flewelling, J C Upham, Thomas Worrell, John Mills, David Smith, 
 Richard Titus, J Woodward, (MI Flewelling, J] Mills, J M Cookson, D W 
 Jielyea, John Linton, Wm McLeod, A M Mahee, J D Baxter, William Frost, 
 Robert Marshall, James E Fenwick, (ieorgc JI White^ Sanuiel Foster, and 
 William B McKiel. 
 
 Board of Arbitrators — George Barnes, John M Ravmond, J A Fenwick. 
 Robert E McLeod and W T lirittain. 
 
 Municipality of Kiuj>*.s County. 
 
 Hampton, George L Taylor, F>ed. M Sproule ; Sussex, Alfred Markham, 
 Isaac Bonnell ; Studholm, A J Kierstead, D S Sinnott; Haveloek, Ehen 
 Stockton, C J Keith; Kingston, John ODann, Robert Williams; Kars, Miles 
 Jenkins, Wm. Helms; Hammond, R W Forsyth, Robert Miles; Greenwich, 
 George Inch, J A Whelpley ; Westfield, N H DeVeber, J W Caulfield; 
 Waterford. James A Moore, John Brannen ; Norton, A B Hayes, E J Baxter; 
 Springtield, (r G Scovil, J. A. S Kierstead ; Rothesay, A C Otty, F H Pear- 
 son; Upham, G W Titus, H G Fowler; Cardw^ell, John Murray, Wm. Mills. 
 
 Warden, Alfred Markham; Secretary -Treasurer, (Jcorge Otty. 
 
 COUNTY OF MADAWASKA. 
 
 Judge of County Court — James G Stevens, Esquire ; A Rainsford Balloch, 
 Esquire, Clerk. 
 
 High Sheriff— J F Rice, Esquire. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace — A Rainsford Balloch, Esquire. 
 
 Judge of Profeates — Barry R Plant, Esquire. 
 \. Clerk of the Circuits — Barry R Plant, Esquire. 
 
 Parish Court Commissioners — R S Pelletier, St. Francis ; Honore Cyr, St. 
 Hilaire ; Barry R Plant, Madawaska ; Thomas Chasse, St. Jacque ; Henry 
 Gagnon, St. Basil ; Abraham Perron, St. Ann ; D O Burgoine, St. Leonard. 
 
 justices of the Peace — John F Rice, Hilaire Peltrie, Angure Bernier, Flo- 
 rent Fournier, Peter Micheaud, Joseph Martin, George A Bois, S C Hudon, 
 John Lynch, Henry Gagnon, Joseph Albert, Francis Levesque, Levite Theri- 
 ault, Dr Xavier Bernier, T M Richards, P A Babin, D O Burgoine, Raphael 
 Albert, Hubert Rossignal, Magloine Albert, Prudent Gagnon, Matthias 
 Nadeau, R S Pelletier, Jas Smith, Vital F Thibadeau, Cyril Poitras, Michael 
 
 S. HATWARD & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
NoKTIIl'MniCHLAND Coi'XTY. 
 
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 Hized Paints in all colors, ready for use, at 14 Horslield street. 
 
 FA'Iiell, Steulu'ii llafcy, Thomas CliasM', K T lUram, .lohii Ilaitt, J T Hod^- 
 Kon, John Lynch (St. liasil), Victoiro Albert, iM) Hvnun, Alu-ahani IVrnni 
 llonore ('yr, Barry K IMant, Jesso Jiaker, and IVnis (vr, Ksciuiros. ' 
 
 Barristers and Attornios— A K Balhu'h and Barrv KIMant, Ks^rs. 
 
 Notary Public— A Rainsford Halloch, Kscjuirc. 
 
 Registrar of Probates — Ilihiire Peltier, Es(|uire. 
 
 Registrar of Wills and Deeds— ITllaire Peltier, Ks(|iiirc. 
 
 Inspector of Schools— A Rainsford Halltu'h, Ks<|uire. 
 
 County Seeretar\ — A Rainsford Ballvch, Escpiirc. 
 
 County Treasurer — Alexie Cyr, Ks»|iilre. 
 
 County Auditor — Ilouore Cyr, Ksiinire. 
 
 CQroners— John Lyjieh, S'Cirudoii, Kduin A Keely, Mathias Xadcau, 
 and Ililaire Peltier, ]']s((uircs. 
 
 Coniniissioner-. cosviieunii/c Marriage— J T Hodgson, Ivhvlii A Keclv, and 
 I'jDoch Baker, Es(jui«js. 
 
 (rarnishee Commissioner — Ililaii-c Peltier, Es((iiire. 
 
 Issuers ()f Marriage Licenses- -Tlioiua^ Kmmersoii. Stephen llafey and PO 
 By ram, Escpiires. 
 
 i'onnnissioners for taking Atlidavits lo lu- read in the S;i])renie ( 'onri — 
 A Rainsford BaUorh, Bairy R Plant, an 1 John T Hodgson, Escpiires. 
 
 NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY 
 
 Judge of the ('onnty Conrt- 
 Kscpiire, Clerk. 
 
 -IFon I'dward A\'illiston ; Sanniel Thomson, 
 
 Justices of the Peace — Kichard Hntehinson, Peter Miteliell, John 1 orter, 
 Miles McMillan, William Muiriiead, Jolin McRae, lliratn Freeze, John Wil- 
 liston, Louis Robicheau, Robt T Miller, .John Pallen, Bnrk Archibahl, Wni 
 M Kelley, John Lawlor, Alex K McDongall, (Jeorge A Blair, Thomas F 
 Cilespie, JohnNoonan, Wm Park, James Fish, XeiKiordon, David Johnston, 
 Robert Falconer, (ieorge Burchill, Alex Saunders, Duncan Davids(m, John 
 Johnston (Tabusintac), Alex Loggie (Burnt Church), John Fairley, William 
 Swim, Peter Esson, John Nevin, Charles Sargeant, Jesse (J ITarding, Robert 
 R Call, Alexander Jassaniine, Wni Falconer, Vital Allan, James T (Jriffin, 
 Jacob C Gough, Adam D Sherriff, Michael Searle, Wm Williston, Jabe/ B 
 Snowball, Wm Masson, jr, John (i Layton, F^noch Flett, John Caie, Bartho- 
 lomew Stapleton, John Brown, Richard llocken, Wm Murray, Arthur AVright, 
 Malachi Dwyer, Francis J Letson, Joseph R (loggin, Tiugii Jlolt, J as p]dgar, 
 Donald McLaughlan, William ^VIcRae, Avard Hutchison, Charles C Watt, 
 Francis E W^inslow, Robert Brown, Harvey Finney, Patrick Farrell, William 
 Ennis, Thos Ambrose, James McGee, John MeXaughton, John McKay, Ja.s 
 Fitzpatrick, W^m G Creighton, Prudence Robicheau, Matthew Savoy, Duncan 
 Morrison, Robert Whitney, David Summers, \Vm McKay, Justus Furleigh, 
 Alexander Mills, James Graham, Daniel McMillan, John McLaggan, John 
 Curran, Robert Swim, John Arbo, Alexander Dermott, Robert Jordan, Wm 
 T Underbill, jr, Charles Donalds, Charles B Lyons, John Sullivan, Maurice 
 D'Donnell, John McCormack, Thos H Flaigher, Robert Johnston, sen, Rich'd 
 Davidson, Francis Eraser, John Maltby, Donald McBeath, Robert Loggie, jr. 
 
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 73 Prince Vm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 NoiniirMnKiu.ANi) ('ointy. 
 
 First-Class Work by Competent Workmen, at J. H. PULLEITS. 
 
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 R:il|tli Kuyk', Kiiocli lliimlunl, Ixwis Diinpliy, .John Siovil, John ('amplull 
 John Ni'wmaii, Win Ilartt, Francis II Mcknight, st'n, John U Nicholson, 
 Win (', Jones, Ivohcrt Hcan, John Johnston (Nanan), James Johnson, Wni S 
 IJrown, John Rice, James J{ol)inson, Alexander M(^Kenzie, Henry Swim, 
 David Hamiord, John O'Hrien, Alfred (' Smith, Thos Troy, C MiUar, Augu> 
 tin A Richard, Alex Sntherland, Jas Somers, David Petrie, Edw R Whitmv, 
 Fnuu'is Jardine, John Kllis, John McTavish, Patrick Mnrphy, Jasper Mud 
 dox, (Jeo Sntherland, Alex'r Atchison, Jared Tozer, Thos Hailey Willistoii, 
 Patrick l-'itzpatrick, ( ieorue Fowlie, Thos Phelan, William McNanj,diton, ji 
 John McDonald (Little Branch, (ilenelg), Daniel CrinuniTi, (toorge 15 Frasw. 
 (reorge Petrie, Josej)!! Simpson, Romain Savoy, James Bowie (Oak Point, 
 lionis 1* Rohichean, Alexander Martin, Charles Fish, 'John Fergnson, Chark'^ 
 iioin-ne, John Sadler, John C Miller, K Lee Street, Samnel McCnlly, Win 
 WVse, John Fotherinfrham, Michael S Renson, Edward Dalton, and John 
 Fish, Escpiires. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits— Sanuiel Thomson, Esfpiire, Q. C. 
 
 High SheriH^ — John Shirrettj Escpiire. 
 
 Clerk of the Pea(?e and Keeper of the Rolls — S Thomson, Esqnire, Q. C. 
 
 Judge of Probates — Sanniel Thomson, Esqnire, Q. C. 
 
 Kegistrar — J B Eraser, Escjuire. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills — John Lawlor, Esquire. 
 
 ('oroners — Allan A Davidson, Ko])ert B Wasson, P^dward Rogers, John S 
 Benscm, John Thompsim, m d, B N T Underhill, Elijah Fowler, (J C Watt, 
 James I'ait-'rson, Wm CCreighton, John Fallen, m d, Wm J G Dawson, m d, 
 John Pond, John Johnstcm, Joseph Chaplin, AVm P Bishop, J B Freeman, 
 M D, Phineas Williston, John MeCurdy, m d, Alfred (.'Smith, m d, and Daniel 
 McMillan, Esquires. 
 
 Comi)ussionci"s for taking Bail and Affidavits in the Supreme Court — Rich- 
 ard Davidson and \Villiam I'ark, Escpiires, Newciustle. 
 
 Barristers, Attornies and Notaries Public — Allan A Davidson, Q. C., Sani'l 
 Thomson, Q. ('., Michael Adams, W A Park and E P Williston, Esquires, 
 Newcastle; Wm Wilkinson, Q. C., Daniel Ferguson, Richard Carman, LJ 
 Twecdie, J P> Eraser, and Andrew 11. Jolinson, Es(juircs, Chatham. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses — S Thomson, Elijah Fowler, and Daniol 
 McMillan, l^stpiires. 
 
 Connnissioner ior Parish Court — George B Eraser, Chatham. 
 
 Auctioneers— Robert T Miller, Charles Marshall, John Fish, Robt Blakf, 
 Adam D ShirreH) James Johnston, W Wyse, Elijah Fowler and Chas C Watt. 
 
 Revenue Officers — Daniel Ferguson, (/ollector, ('hatham ; J CE Carmichad, 
 Landing Surveyor ; James T Griffin, Waiter, Searcher and Locker. R Had- 
 dow, Collector; I) McGruar, Waiter, Searcher and Locker, Newcastle. 
 
 Consuls — Norwegian, Hon R Hutchinson ; Prussian, Edward Hutchinson, 
 Esquire ; United States, R R Call, Esquire. 
 
 Chatham Gas Light Company — Richard Hocken, Esquire, President ; Win 
 Muirhead and Dr J Pullen, Directors. 
 
 Councillors — Kenneth Cameron, Ludlow ; Enoch A Bamford and Samuel 
 Freeze, Blissfield ; John L Scofield and Daniel McLaughlan, Blackvillc; 
 Wm T Brown and R P Whitney, North Esk ; T W Crocker and John Bettys 
 Derby; John E O'Brien and John P Burchill, Nelson; C F Bourne and 
 
 Carriage Makers' Supplies of all kinds at S. HATWARD & CD's, 
 
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Qukkn'h County. 
 
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 'onrt — Ricli- 
 
 Urge variety of Drngg, Dyes, etc., at CHALONER'S. 
 
 Patrick Hays, NcwouHtlc ; AVm Luwlor and .Idhn Fotlu'rin^'liam, Chiiilmm- 
 Win MoNaughton and Janios Fitzpatrick, (lU-nelg; (ieorge Fowler and Jore- 
 luiah Sullivan, Hardwick ; Merars Loggie and Savvrv, Alnwick. 
 
 Warden — C F Bourne. 
 
 Secretary -Treasurer — S Theruscn. 
 
 Tiio8 W Carpenter, Isiuic B Bunnell, John Robertson, W II White, Jj 
 Humphreys, (ieorge Smith, Henry Todd, K P Yeamans, ,Ciill)ert Wig] 
 '"' Leonard, Charles Murray, liobtrt Philips, James Pearson, John Cor 
 
 COUNTY OF QUEENS. 
 
 Judge of the Comity ('ourt- 
 
 Justices 
 Chas P Wetmt 
 
 finch, Daniel 
 
 Jesse Clark, Wm Malone, Francis' Woods, Walter S Butler, John j^'Wert^ 
 
 liuneu 
 
 Wiggins, 
 
 Corbett, 
 
 Jeorge 
 
 Burpee, 
 
 it, John 
 
 Inch, Thomas Hetherington, Jo8ei)h F Hoben, James Quinn, George Mills, 
 Robert Slipp, Joseph Pennery, Geo Worden, Daniel Palmer, Daniel CStilwell, 
 
 Dnncan McLean, Charles F Cody, ' " ' " - 
 
 James Reid, 
 Micah Y Cox, 
 Archibald Carpentei 
 Estabrooks, Wm Hawkshurst, Tiios O'Donnell, Peter Lingley, Abraham L 
 Bailey, Isaac B McGregor, James (rardiner, Geo Dunn, G R Vincent, John 
 S Belyea, Samuel Martin, Henry A DuVernet, Howard Alward, iieo Kirk- 
 patrick, John W Foshay, Solomon Thorn, Geo P Hogan, H J Clarke, David 
 Long, Henry McCurdy, Edward Coy, Wm Weston, T M Wetmore, p]sqrs. 
 
 High Sheriff^— William Howe, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits— T R Wetmore, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls — T R Wetmore, Esq. 
 
 Judge of Probates — T R Wetmore, Esq. 
 
 Registrar of Probates — James R Curry, Escj, 
 
 Registrar of Deeds — Robert T Babbit, Esq. 
 
 Receiver of Royalties for Queen's and Sunbury — John Maynard. 
 
 County Treasurer — P^dward Sini])son, Esq. 
 
 County Auditor — S L Peters. 
 
 Commissioner under Attachment Law — R T Babbit, Esq. 
 
 Assignee in Bankruptt^y — Caleb E Fox 
 
 Public Notaries — T R Wetmore, C A Harding, and J R Curry, Eaqrs. 
 
 Barristers and Attornies — T Robert Wetmore, Charles A Harding, JameB 
 R Curry, Caleb E Fox, and T M Wetmore, Esquires. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses — T R Wetmore, William H White, Hiram 
 Cody, and B S Palmer, Esquires. 
 
 Coroners— R T Babbit, George W White, John Murphy, S V White, 
 Ambrose Palmer, Solomon Thorn, Edward W Slipp, Robert D Akerley, Sam'l 
 R Stewart, Mays Case, Isaac C Burpee, Malcolm C McDonald, M D, Micah 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 Restigouohe County. 
 
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 Visitors welcome at CHALONER'S Drag Store. 
 
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 YCox, John C Clowes, Abraham \Viji;gins, Thomas H Pearson, Sydney A 
 Dibblee, James (r C Hclheringtcm, T William Perry, Esquires. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Special Bail in the Supreme Court — Chas Keith, 
 Robert T Babbitt, David Ferguson, and George H Jones, Esquires. 
 
 Commissioners for Affidavits to be read in the Supreme Court — T R Wot- 
 nK)re, Charles A Harding, James R Curry, Caleb E Fox, Robert T Babbitt 
 (Gagetown), Thomas Leonard (Petersville), John Goldfinch, Isaac C Burpeo 
 
 (Chipman), Charles Keith (Brunswick), Joseph B Perkins (Peterville), 
 
 (Upper Gagetown), (leorgeN Golding (Wickham), Sanuiel L Peters 
 
 (Hampstead), Charles E Langan (Chlpnuin), and T M Wetmore, Esquires. 
 
 (Jommissioners of Parish Courts — TM Wetmore, Gagetown ; Thos Leonard, 
 Petersville ; George J Worden, Wickham ; Isaac C Burpee, Chipman ; Natli- 
 aniel B Cottle, Cambridge : Carey Estabrooks, Canning ; Solomon Thome, 
 Brunswick; Beiijamin S Palmer, Hampstead; George E McLean, Watoi- 
 borough ; TUomas ITotherington, JohnstcMi. 
 
 Auctioneers — Archibald McAlister, David Ferguson, Edward Simpson, 
 JaK Gardiner, ( iagetown ; .John Armstrong, AVm Hogshaw, Thos Leonard, 
 C N Darrah, Petersville ; Jas l*earson, Johnston ; Isaac Vanwart, Wickham; 
 Walter S Butler, Canning; Lawrence O'Leary, Charles Keith, Brunswick; 
 Thomas Dykeman, N P) Cottle, Cand)ridge; J S Vanwart, Hampstead; and 
 Charles Simpson, Gagetown ; T William Perry, W^m Somerville. 
 
 (fagetown and Petersville Railway — Francis Woods, Esq, President; Robt 
 T Babbitt, Esq, Vice-President ; John Palmer, Secretary ; Jas W DeVeber, 
 Es<i, Treasurer; Chas N Skinner, Solicitor. Directors — W S Harding, M D, 
 E R Burpee, Franc's Woods, Edward Simpson, and Robert T Babbitt, Esqrs 
 
 A Monthly Probate Court for Queens County is holden at the Judge's OfHcc 
 in Gagetown, on the Third Tuesday in every month at which the officers will 
 be in atte?ldance. Applications for Probates of Wills and Administrations 
 can be made at any other i 'me. 
 
 Mvinicipality of Queens County. 
 
 Howard Alward and Daniel T Keirstead, Brunswick ; Abraham L Bailev, 
 and R P Yeomans, Canning ; Jas S Robinson and Chas S Slipp, Cambridge; 
 Robt Richardson and William McAllister, Chipman; Humphrey T Gilbert 
 and Joseph Ploben, Gagetown ; Albert Palmer and Joseph M Sleep, Hanip- 
 Ktead ; Thomas W Perry and Thomas H Pearson, Johnston ; Peter Lingley 
 and Wm Tilley, Petersville ; James F Roberts and John Granville, Water- 
 borough; Isaac W Carpenter and L S Vanwart, Wickham. 
 
 Albert Palmer, Esq. Warden. 
 
 S L Peters, Esq, Auditor. 
 
 E Simpson, Esq, Secre+aryTreasurer. 
 
 COUNTY OF RESTIGOUCHE. 
 
 Judge of the County Court— Hon Edw Williston ; Jas S Morse, Esq, Clerk, 
 
 Justices of the Peace— Adam Ferguson, Hon Wm Hamilton, John ^Tltican, 
 
 John McMillan, John McMillan, jr, John Gillice, Robert Ferguson, Jharles 
 
 Murray, Patrick Doyle, Donald McAlister, Patrick Doyle, jr, Wm Hamilton. 
 
 2nd, John Murch y, Alex Laing, Archibald McKenzie, sen, Wm Mott, David 
 
 Carriage Makers' SnppUes of aUlandg^rsTHlYWARD & CO's, 
 
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 -Chas Keith, 
 
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 -T K Wit- 
 
 ert T Babbitt 
 
 ao C Burpeo 
 
 Tville), 
 
 luol L Peters 
 Esquires, 
 bos Leonard, 
 mian ; Natli- 
 inon Tborne, 
 jean, Water- 
 
 rd Simpson, 
 bos Leonard, 
 t, Wickham; 
 Brunswick : 
 npstead ; and 
 
 sident ; Eobt 
 W DeVebor, 
 arding, M D, 
 abbitt, Esfjrs. 
 udge's Office 
 officers will 
 ministrations 
 
 ini L Bailev, 
 Cambridsie : 
 
 ey T Gilbert 
 eep, Hanip- 
 
 Jter Lingk'v 
 
 ville, Water- 
 
 , Esq, Clerk, 
 ohn ^Tltioan, 
 son, Jharles 
 n Hamilton, 
 Mott, Daviil 
 
 SuNBURY County. 
 
 93 
 
 CHALONER'S AnaUne Dyes. 
 
 Sadler, Joseph Windsor, Thomas Kerr, David Ritebie, jr, Peter Hamilton, jr, 
 James Ritchie, Malcolm Patterson, John Quinn, Andrew Hawie, Willisliu 
 Jamieson, Dav'd Duncan, jr, Jobn Adams, Paul Deveraux, Lawrence LePoint, 
 (leo White, James S Morse, Adam Duncan, Hugh ^lilier, Angus McLean, jr, 
 Alexander Stewart, Thernas Hayes, James McMillan, Angus L Sinclair, John 
 Dawson, Patrick Ultican, Joiin CJereau, Alex AfcKay, Archibald Chisbolni, 
 James McKenzie, John Mowat and J W Cullen, Ks(pi'ires. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits — James S Mor*e, Es(|uire. 
 
 High Sheritr— Wm H Phillips, Esquire. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls— J S Morse, Esijuire. 
 
 Judge of Probates — James S Morse, Es(|uirc. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills — John Barl)crie, Es(|uiri'. 
 
 Registrar of Probates — Jobn Barberie, Escpiire. 
 
 Issuer of M.'irriage Licenses — J C liarberie, Es(|uire. 
 
 Auditor — David Ritebie, Escpiire. 
 
 Supervisors of Roads— Robert Sinclair and Charles Lloyd. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Bail in tbe Sui»reme Court— Clias Murrav and 
 Adam Eerguson, Esipiires, Campbellton ; Wm Mimtgomery, Esij, Dalhoiisie. 
 
 ('ounty Treasurer — Wm Montgomery, J^'.stpure. 
 
 Commissioners of Parish Courts— David Sadler, Dalbousio ; William INIott, 
 Addington ; John McMillan, Colburn ; Andrew Harvie, Durbam. 
 
 Teacher of Grannnar School — Alexander Ross, Esriuirc. 
 
 Auctioneers — James S Morse, Robert Mofiiit and Tbos E Kenney, Dalhousie; 
 Wm Mott, Campbellton. 
 
 Revenue Officers — Port of Dalhousie — Wm Montgomery, Collector; EJ 
 Stewart, Waiter, Searcher and Locker; Wm Jamieson, Preventive Officer; 
 Jobn Jardinc, Deputy Treas'r. A B Chandjerlain, Waiter, etc, Campbellton. 
 
 Coroners — James S Morse, Allen McKendrick, Wm Disbrow, :\i d, Samuel 
 Shaw, MD, \''ictor J A Vernor, m d, and Cleo xV Balcolm, ji d. 
 
 Fishery Wardens — John Mowat, ]*]s(j (Dee Side), Eben Fergusim. Willitm 
 McMillan and Alex MePherson. 
 
 Restigouche Agricidtural vSociety — William Montgomery, President ; John 
 Murchy and Alex Dickie, \'ice-Presidents ; Alex Stewart, Sec'y Tretusurer. 
 
 Municipality of Restigouche County. 
 
 Robert Moffiit and Thomas Bassett, Dalhousie , Adam Eerguson and Adam 
 Duncan, Addington; Donald McMillan and Peter Hamilton, Colburn ; John 
 McNair and Robert Connacher, Durham. Henrv A Johnson, Secretarv. 
 
 COUNTY OF 8UNBURY. 
 
 Judge of the Countv Court — James Steadman Escj ; (Jeo J Bliss, Clerk. 
 
 Justices of tlie Peace— Hon R D Wilmot, Tbos A Beckwith, Tbos N (rilbert, 
 Wm Burpee, Tbos Hartt, John (Jlasier, Wm Estabrooks, Chas Tracey, ('has 
 J Bailey, Chas Brown, John Simmons, Chas Burpee, Thos Wright, Robert 
 Linton, Henry P Bridges, James Mitchell, Martin Adams, William E Hoyt, 
 John C Seely, Chas H C'lowcs, Jonathan Bridges, A Addison Stirling, Arch'd 
 Harrison, Charles Dufty, C D O Curry, John Henry DeWitt, Jeremiah Tracey, 
 James Miller, James E Simmons, Wm McLean, John Stone, Wm E Perlejr, 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 

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 Westmorland County. 
 
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 Prescriptions Prepared at GHALONER'S. 
 
 Adam Noble, Frederick W Bailey, Geo N II Ilardinj;, Wni Harrison, David 
 H Smith, Thos P Taylor, Amos Tliompson, George frrass, Amasa (,'arr, W A 
 Smith, Thos Bridges, jr, Chas Knox, Thos McCafferv, David Morrow, Win 
 Carrie, Parker Glasier, Joseph Whittaker, Douglas C'hase, Geo F Estabrooks, 
 Geo Lindsay, Ilichard Hughes, Daniel T Keese, John K Smitii, Avard Burpee, 
 Wm Alcorn, Dennis McClusky, Daniel McKenzie, Kainsi'ord W Foster, Jolin 
 Ree.se, Patrick Coleman, Dinican, John T Miles, lOdwin Street, Chas Baker, 
 John Sowers, Fred'k DSmitli, John D AVilniot, (Jeo W Hoben, Isaac Stephen- 
 son, Constantine McNeill, Alfred Bunker, Geo F Grass, Jnmes Shields, Esqrs. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits — ('luirles \V Beckwith, Es(|. 
 
 Higii Sheriff^ — James S White, F^sq. 
 
 (Merk of tlie Peace — George J Bliss, Esq. 
 
 Judge of Probates — Thomas A Beckwitli, Es(|. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and W^ills and of Prol)ates — .J Clarksou, Es(i. 
 
 Issuer of Marriage Licenses — Moses H ('ol)urn. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Affidavits — Tlios A Beckwith and C II Clowes. 
 
 Interim Assignee under Insolvent Act of 187o — George B Seely. 
 
 CJommissioners of Parish Courts — Thos A Beckwith, Burton ; Tlios P Taylor, 
 Sheffield ; John D W^ilmot, Lincoln ; Thos E Smith, Blissville ; Chas Tracey, 
 Gladstone ; John Miller, sen, Nortiitield. 
 
 Receiver of Royalty for Sunbury and Queens — John Maynard. 
 
 Coroners — (Jerliardus Clowes, Moses II Coburn, Fred'k Seely, Tlios Turney, 
 John R Seelv, Henry Rees, All)ert Ferguson, John T Bailev. H B Mitchell, 
 Thos Taylor,' (reo Noble, David W Hartt, Thos II Kelley, Geo A Perley, ami 
 Geo F Grass. 
 
 Auctioneers — George C Nevers, Thomas A Beckwith, .John S Covert, and 
 William Burpee. 
 
 Time of holding Circuit Court — Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday in 
 Octobei'. 
 
 Municipality of Sunbury County. 
 
 Tliomas P Taylor, Warden. John H Hoben and Wm Routledge, Burton; 
 R I) Wilmot, jr ancl Alfred Bunker, Lincoln ; Thomas P Taylor and Henry 
 Bailey, Sheffield ; Robert Linton and J Miller, Northfield ; Alex Matthews 
 and Dan Ed Smith, Blissiield ; Charles Kingston and — Clark, Gladstone; 
 Hanford Brown and Rainsfor^ W Foster, ]\laugervillc. 
 
 James Hamiltim, Sec'y-Treasurer ; James Shields, Auditor. 
 
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 COUNTY OF WESTMORLAND. 
 
 Judge of the County Court— Hon Bliss Botsford ; W W W^ells, Clerk. 
 
 Justices of the Peace— Amos E Botsford, Wm Wilson, Daniel Hanington, 
 Samuel Black, Thomas Keillor, Rufus Cole, Josei)h Chapman, John Carey, 
 Alex Munro, Alex W^right, Peter McSweeney, Amos Ogden, Angus McQueen, 
 Jesse I^ Bent, W^m Allen, Reuben Chase, Ephruim Ravworth, Silas C Charters, 
 Abraham Jones, Samuel S W^ilmot, Moses Jones, James Dickson, Josepli 
 Bleakney, Thos Brown, Israel Sleeves, Thos Carter, Warren W Price, John 
 S Barnaby, John Reid, Hy polite Galong, John S Triles, John Harris, Oliver 
 Jones, Jas Powell, Louis Richard, Titus Hicks, John Fawcett, Jonas Taylor, 
 Rufus Wry, Lowell Lewis, Patrick Herbert, W' m George, Chas C Hamilton, 
 
 S. HATWARD & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
Westmokland County. 
 
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 Chaloner's Poor Mans' Cough Syrup. 
 
 Covert, and 
 
 James Dunlap, Wm C Robinson, Daniel E Casey, 8tei)lien Mills, Eustache 
 Babin, John Ford, Abel Atkinson, Sanmel (I Gilbert, AVni Duncan, Edwin (i 
 llarshman, Hugh Davidson, Uivani Humphreys, Adam Tail, Walter Cahill, 
 Job Allen, James Tingley, Thaddeus Jxger, Rufus A Ooddcn, Ferdinand A 
 Landry, Charles Mulriae, Ferdinand J Herbert, Thos ( lallang, Maximilian F 
 Richard, Wm Deacon, Wm Kinnear, Joseph L IJIaok, ('has (i Palmer, John 
 Hickman, Robert Kry, Wm Cochran, Joseidi C Lamb, Alex IJndrot, Patrick 
 McGowan, Christopher Richardson, William J Avard, Joini Murray, James 
 Carroll, Geo P LeRlanc, Jacob II Herbert, Amasa E Killam, AVm II Hayward, 
 John Sullivan, sen, Richard Maddison, John Bourgeois, Jonathan W Hicks, 
 John A Humphrey, John L Harris, Joseph Irvine, Reuben Ward, Job An- 
 derson, James E Willing, John McKenzie, James McAllister, Irvln II Binney, 
 Dickie Steeves, Howard D Charters, William A Wheaton, Abraham Alvar'd, 
 David Horseman, John P Jones, Hugh Davidson, Geo E R Dickscm, Thos A 
 Tingley, Stephen Siddall, Thon.'as Pickard, Nathan Lowerison, Josiah W 
 Anderson, Josiah Wood, ('has liarnes, Ste})hen J Clarke, Miles Steeves, Geo 
 Bishop, James I Evans, Edward J Smith, Duncan S Harper, Ovid Chapman, 
 (loorge Mills, Keil Mcl^ougall, Wm Carpenter, John Peacock, Wm C Murray, 
 John Riley, James Fillmore, Martin Lowerison, Alpheus Palmer, John Ting- 
 ley, jr, Alex Smith, Harmon Ilumpiirey, Alex O'Brien, Clark P Smith, Earky 
 Kay, Amos Keith, James Bentley, Robt G Thompson, Milner Steeves, Jamen 
 Webster, Geo Chapman, Harvey Phiniuy, Patrick McGinley, Lewis Burns, 
 John H Bateman, Jude Cormier, Adolplius Holstaed, Edward Harvey, James 
 Keith, Wm Geo Bateman, Thos V Weldon, Allan Killam, John C Alvard, 
 Edward V Tait, Gordon Dickie, Chas B (Godfrey, Martin Black, Maximin 
 Poirier, Ferdinand Robideaux, Geo Pellisier, John K Lutes, Jared Silliker, 
 Edward Cogswell, Laurent Cormeau (Painsec), Eustache Babin (Painsec), 
 Stephen W Palmer, Thos E Oulton, Denis A Dutty, P>enjamin A Reid, Alfred 
 Rayworth, Allan Ilorseman, Dominiciue Boudreau, Robt A Chajiman, Chas 
 Faucett, Colpitts Fillmore, James Will)ur, Peter D Belliveau, Lemuel Bent, 
 Hdeon Palmer, Wm Turner, Dunean C King, Richard Trenholm, H Thad- 
 
 deus Stevens, John S Chai)man, Acalixte H Gallant, Fidele Poirior, Ralph 
 (Moncton), Isaac N Evans, Christian R Coli)its, Chipman Trites, 
 
 Steeves 
 Archibald 
 Wm Mc^Io 
 
 Simpson, James Scott, David Grossman, Richardson Trenholm, 
 »rris, Wm Wells, (Jco Oulton, Hezekiah Seaman, David Wheaton, 
 Christopher Atkinson, Jeremiah Sweeney, Thos Hennessey, John MeVea, 
 Dominique P Landrv, Sanuiel Robicheau, p]li Steeves, Albert Croden, Isidore 
 Burke, Jean B Gaudet, David Chipman, James Lounsbury, Hiram Dobson, 
 Xathan Wilbur, James Renton, James Trenholm, Jude P Boudreau, Dennis 
 A Bourgeois and Shepherd Somers, Esquires. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits— W W Wells, Esq. 
 
 High Sherifl^— R A ('hai)man, Esii. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Keeper of the Rolls— C E Knapi>, Esq. 
 
 Judge of Probates — A E Oulton, Esq. 
 
 Registrar of Probates— ( ' E Knapp, Es(|. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills— Wm Bac-khouse, Esq. 
 
 Coroners— Jacob Wortman, Moncton ; W J M Hanington and C W Smith, 
 Shediac ; Robt Bell, Sackville ; John Blackloek, Colin VanBuskirk, Clement 
 Burke and Wm Dobson, Botsford ; J W Chapman and Wm Bissett, Dorches- 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 Victoria County. 
 
 Chaloner's Tonic Extract, with directioiis. 
 
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 ter ; Ilalph Siddall, William W Irvine, Geo R Dixon and Edward C Gooden. 
 Westmorland ; J (' Price, Klias W Elliott, Chas Somers and Nelson O Trites, 
 Salisbury. 
 
 ("omniissi(tners for taking Affidavits in the Supreme Court — Wm Wilson, 
 M. D., Dorchester; Edniinul Cogswell and Kohert Ilallett, Saekville ; DHan- 
 ington and W I> Deacon, Shediac; S S Wihnot, Salisbury; John Carey, Bait- 
 A'erte ; Howard D Cliaricrs, Moncton ; and all the Attorneys in the County. 
 
 Connnissioners for taking S])ecial J>ail in the Supreme Court — Wm Wilson. 
 M. D., Doichcster ; Howard D Charters, Moncton ; S S Wilmot, Salisbury ; 
 Wm IJ Deacon, Shediac ; and the Judges in the County Court in the County. 
 
 Notaries Public — Sir A J Smiiii, D L Ilanington, Chas E Knapp, J B Peck, 
 W W Wells, .\ E Ouhcm, P A Landry and K A Trueman, Dorchester; D 
 Ilanington, W J (iilbcrt and Wm B Deacon, Shediac ; Bliss Botsford, Charles 
 llolstead, K A Borden, Iv Barry Smith and Harvey Atkinson, Moncton ; 
 Chris Milner, Saekville. 
 
 Commissioners Parish Civil Courts and Stipendiary Justices — Jacob Wort- 
 luan, Moncton ; Thomas Herritt, I'elitcodiac. 
 
 Connnissioners Parish Civil Courts — S G (rilbeit and Maximilian E Rich- 
 ard, Dorchester; Lovell Lewis, Moncton; Cieo Chapnuui, Salisbury; Sanuiel 
 Sharp and Rufiis C Wry, Westmorland ; Wm B Deacon and (Jco Harshman, 
 Shediac; Wm Duncan, Botsford. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Examination of Debtors — P>iiss Botsford, Chas K 
 Knapp and A 1) Richards, Es([uires. 
 
 Commissioner of Sewers for Erosty Hollow Maish, Saekville — James Low- 
 erison. 
 
 Commissioners of Sewers for Fox Ci'eek Marsh, Moncton^David Burk and 
 Florian AVhite. 
 
 Commissioners of Sewers, Great Canal, Parishes of Saekville and Westmor- 
 land — Silas D Copp and Timothy Richardson. 
 
 Commissioners of Sewers, Barochois Marsh — Dominic Budrot and Mark 
 Budrot. 
 
 Commissioner of Sewers, Mill Creek Marsh, Saekville — Rufus Buhner. 
 
 Connnissioners of Sewers, Etter Aboideau Marsh, Saekville and Westmor- 
 land — Bradley Etter, Isaac Lowerison and Nelson Buhner. 
 
 Auctioneers — Wm Lawrence, Silas Crane Charters, J W Chapman, Dor- 
 chester ; W J M Ilanington and ^}'Ul B Deacon, Shediac ; Robet Hallett ian\ 
 Jesse L Bent, Saekville ; Jacob Wortman, Moncton ; Robt MoHatt, Salisbury, 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses — S W Tingley, Dorchester ; R A Borden, 
 Moncton ; R B AVeldon, Salisbury, 
 
 Teacher of (Jrannnar School — David li White, Shediac. 
 
 Interim Assignee under Insolvent Act — C W Sleeves. 
 
 COUNTY OF VICTORIA. 
 
 Judge of the County Court— Jas G Stevens, Esq ; Samuel J Baker, Clerk. 
 
 Clerk of the Circuits — Sanniel J Baker, Escj. 
 
 Justices of the Peace— Ben Beveridge, Cha.s A Hammond, John Costigan. 
 James Tibbets, Henry Baird, Barnabas Armstrong, Abraham C Hammond. 
 Joshua D Giberson, Ezekiel Hutchinson, Jas Bishop, William Everett, Adam 
 
 S. HATWARD & Co, Hardwiffe^ Jfkindsi^ 
 
Victoria County 
 
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 Analine Package Dyes, at CHALONER'S. 
 
 J Beveridge, Wm Morehouse, Duncan Reed, Samuel Bisliop, Dan IIoi)kinH, 
 James Bisliop, Fred W Jirown, Ward C Hur})ee, Alex Watson, John Jenkins, 
 Lewis Pickett, Samuel Young, Wm B Beveridge, Joseph Barnes, Allan Reed, 
 William Watson, Oliver t'nrliss, (fcorge Murchison, T ("urrv. Isaac (iraunce, 
 (t T Baird, P Cr Fraser, J C' Manzer, John Z Brown, 8 S Vandine, M B Cox, 
 G W Day, Regist Daigle, Charles Mel'luskey, ()sl)urn Hr.insford, J H Brewer, 
 (t Thibodeau, J A Manzer, S (Jaughey, S Armstrong, A I> Olmstead, R W^ L 
 Tibbits, Thos Underwood, II P Petterson, Wni I'.rayall, jr, Richd E p]verett, 
 Leonard Kelly, Ben KiU)urn, David Burns, Tluunas Watt, J Magison, John 
 Mitchell, John McDougald, 11 (r l-'ulerton, J (J Lawson, J A Armstrong, 
 Peter Watson, John lletheringtou, James Downey, If K lliseock, Thomas 
 Cameron, John Bedell, A J PerUy, B Beveridge, jnu, Closes Craig, D B Gal- 
 lagher, George E Gerrv, W F Kersion, F W Brown. 
 
 Sheriii— Albert 1) Ohnstead l^sq. 
 
 Kee[)er of the Rolls and Clerk of the Peace — Sanuiel J Baker, KfH\. 
 
 Judge of Probates — Sanuiel J Baker, Ks(i. 
 
 Registrar of Probates — A D ()lnistea<l, Es(|. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills — John (' MeCluskey, Ksi|. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Special Baii — B Beveridge, Adam Beveridge, 
 John Costigan, and (reorge F Gerry, Es(pures. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses— Wm Everett, R L W Til)l)ett, IIP Petterson, 
 Esquires. 
 
 Abolishment and Imp.risonment of Debtors Act — George E Gerry, Com'er. 
 
 Commissioners for taking Atlidavits in the Supreme Court — Sam! J Baker, 
 John Costigan, B Beveiidgc, B Beveridge, jr. 
 
 Commissioners Parish Courts — F W Brown, Escj, Grand Falls; Jos Barnes, 
 Esq, Andover; II P Petterson, Esc^, Drummond ; Moses Craig, Estj, Perth; 
 A J Beveridge, Esq, (iordou. 
 
 Board of Valuators— James E Porter, Charles MeCluskey, and John Ryan, 
 
 Interim Assignee under Insolvent Act of 1875— John C MeCluskey, Esq, 
 Andover. 
 
 Coroners— E Hutchinson, R W L Tibbits, T T Beveridge, M D. 
 
 Notarv Publics— S J Baker, D B Gallagher, W F Kertson. 
 
 Collector of Customs— F W Brown, Esq; Sub-Collector— ( ieorge A Bedell ; 
 Preventing Officer — George Baird. 
 
 Auctioneers— John MeCluskey, Lewis Pickett, and F W Brown. 
 
 Trustees of the Grammar School— Geo T Baird, Geo Gerry, Rev LA Iloyt, 
 II D Beveridge, Joseph Barnes. 
 
 Kee})er of the Grammar School — C B Foster. 
 
 Commissioners under Free Grant Act:— S A Camenm, Tilley Settlement; 
 J H Brewer, Trout Brook ; HPPetterscm, Denmark ; John Smith, Sissin Ridge. 
 
 Municipality of Victoria County. 
 
 J E Porter and S A Cameron, Andover ; Chas MeCluskey and Wal ( Jraham, 
 Grand Falls ; B Armstrong and E Lovely, Perth ; A J Beveridge and Alex 
 Walker, Gordon ; G W Day and Charles Curless, Drumnujnd ; W Everett 
 and J McDougald, Lome. . 
 
 Warden, A J Beveridge; Sec-Treas, S J Baker ; Auditor, R ^^ L ribbits. 
 
 Terms of General Sessions, 3rd Tuesdav in January, and 1st Tuesday in July. 
 
 Attorneys— D B Gallagher, S J Baker, Andover, W F Kertson, Grand Falls . 
 
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 COUNTY OF YORK. 
 
 .Tiulge of the County Court— Jas Stoadinan, p]sq ; Clias H B Fisher, Clerk. 
 
 Justices of the Peace — William II Odell, Isaac Kilhurn, Ira Ingrahani, 
 Sputibrd J Barker, Beverley A Kohinson, Beujaniin Goodspeed, James Farley, 
 Israel Smith, Enoch Dow, Edward Pidf^on, J McDonald, Andrew Calder, 
 Samuel Fox, Jas S Beek, Thos E Sinunons, .lames McEajjgin, Thos C Ather- 
 ton, Calvin L Croodspecd, Ilobert Foreman, John Ilea, jr, Moses Hillman, 
 Hezekiah Cronkhite, Thomas Temple, Thomas Herbert, Lewis H Iluestis, 
 Jeremiah Christy, John S Barker, Sanniel A Akerley, Wm C Brown, George 
 W Knox, Alexander Moody, (Jeorge Nevers, Wm (Jibson, John S Patterson^ 
 Henry Rogers, Thos Davis, William Whitehead, Constantine Connelly, Arch 
 McLean, William Jamieson, (ieo Lester, .lohn A Beck with, Patrick Selvage, 
 Samuel Dayton, I Atherton, W C .loslin, .John L (Jrant, Thomas F Saunders, 
 Benjamin II Clayton, Bernard J'^lli-tt, .Joshua Ilillman, GeoH Maxin, Jas 
 Sutherland, Oieo E Perley, AV'iiiiani Wilson, .John Anderson, George Kisteen, 
 (Jeorge Estey, AVilliam II Murray. .J()se])h lieed, Solomon A'ail, Wm Calder, 
 Nicholas T Wheeler, Wm Roach, Jolin Eggar, Robert Robinson, Thos Miles, 
 Jas E Smith, William Earlc, Zebulon Currie, Andrew Ross, Richard Bellamy, 
 Asa Dow, Hiram Dow, Alex Tl'-omi)son, Alexander Gibson, Lewis Fisher, 
 .Jesse Parent, David Pugh, Jesse Chiisty, Wm Clarkson, Asa D Brooks, Wm 
 Dunham, .James I) iSk-Kay, JoJm L Fletcher, .John Griffith, James .Johnston, 
 William S P^sty, George Ilatt, Charles L Ilartt, Stejthen Boone, Wm Grieve, 
 George Ingraham, Addingt(m E Cliif. Samuel Colter, Jas Henry, Wm Boyd, 
 Asa Mitchell, James Parent, Michael Doherty, Leverit Estabrooks, Charles 
 McCormack, Leonard Yerxa, ( rcoi-ge Foster, David Douglas, Zebulon Estey, 
 Henry Boone, Charles jNIctiibbon, Iliram II Veysey, William Foster, Alfred 
 Whitehead, Adam Jackson, John Rutlu-rford, George Coulter, Barton Gandy, 
 David R Thomas, Jeremiah Meaher, .Joini AV Barker, Henry McFarlane, 
 Jas P Maclauchlan, Alexander Bennett, Creorge Clements, Benjamin Yerxa, 
 W^m C .Joslin, John L Grant, rhoiuas ^lurray, Hugh McKay, S F Grosvenor, 
 John Taylor, Alexander ^McLean, I'cter D Keyes, Sanuiel Yerxa, William II 
 Biden, Richard Long, Benjamin Atherton, Calvin Estabrooks, Thos F Barker, 
 John Davidson, John B (irant. James Yerxa, Norman Hallett, W^m McKav, 
 C H S Cronkite, C L Tilley, .Jeremiah Howland, Alfrt-d Bartlett, A S Hoyt, 
 
 Gillmor, Frank Watson, \Vm E JohnsKme, Odber Dunphy, Alex Munro, 
 Thomas Morris, .John Lyons, Thomas Coburn, Chas Addington Long, Luther 
 (ioodsi)eed, Whitman Estey, William Fisher, Chas S Ingraham, John Oliver, 
 Benjamin N Goodspeed, George S Terrill, James W Jewitt, Creorge Byrams, 
 l^Iichael Yerxa, sr. Geo H Vanwart, William T Howe, E D EstabrooksJ Luke 
 LaAvson, John Shields, W^m Inch, J R Garden, John Swan, A Charters, Wm 
 Hay, S W'ilkinson, Henry A Davidson, Jas G Mastin, Robert Macklin, Jas 
 Camber, James Wisley, Andrew Anderson, Amasa C Whitehead, Richard 
 .Jones, George L Hoyt, James Bird, Zopher B Dunphy, John C Murray, John 
 Hinchey, Alanson McNally, W^ Harvey I^awrence, Abraham McKeen, Edw 
 
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York County — Couporation of Fkedkricton. 
 
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 er, Clerk. 
 
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 )()ks, Wm 
 
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 ^m Boyd, 
 
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 r, Alfred 
 
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 illiani H 
 
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 rt, John 
 
 mlinson, 
 
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 n Oliver, 
 
 By rams, 
 
 is. Luke 
 
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 :lin, Jas 
 
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 K Merrithew, Abraham Brewer, sr, Frederick W Clements, David 11 Hartley, 
 Adonijah Morehouse, Thos Trail, Clias Ileustis, and Judson Gunter, Es(juires. 
 
 High Sheriff— Thomas Ten)ple, Esi]. 
 
 Deputy Sheriff— AVilliam W Long, Esc]. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace — Wesley Vanwart, Es(i. 
 
 Surrogate and Judge of the Probates — (reorgc F II Mlnchin, Es(]. 
 
 Registrar of Probates — Francis A 11 Stratton, Es(j. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds and Wills — Abraham D Yerxa, Esq. 
 
 traoler — W W Long, Ks(\. 
 
 Issuers of Marriage Licenses — E Hanson and George H Maxin. 
 
 Coroners — George H Vanwart, Judah Haiiuuond, Thos Brown, S D Mac- 
 jiherson, Dr T C Brown, David Dow, David Little, D L tlrant, John Fletcher, 
 I)r Hiram Dow, (Jeorge Xevers, p]dward D Estabrooks, William Jamieson, 
 Ilezekiah Cronkite, Charles McCiibbon, William McKeen, Charlet F Iloben, 
 Alexander ]Iay, CJeorge N Howland, Charles E Dow, and Dr David^ Moore. 
 
 Commissioners for taking AHidavits in the 8ni)reme Court — The 'several 
 Attorneys practising in the County. 
 
 Collector of Royalties — .Tames Henry, Escj. 
 
 Commissioner under Gnrnashee Act, cap 4;] Consolidated Statutes — John L 
 Marsh, Esq. 
 
 Conmiissi(mer under cap J'S Consolidated Statutes — John L Marsh, Escp 
 
 (ieorge C Hunt and (icoi-ge Y Dibblee— Licensed vendors of Liquors in the 
 City of PVedericton, under cap 9S) Canada Temperance Act. 
 
 CORPORATION OF FREDERICTON. 
 
 (icorge FGregorv, Esi], Mavor; Charles W Beckwith, Escj, City Clerk; 
 P McPeake, Esq^ Citv Auditor j John Edwards, Esci, City Treasurei. 
 
 Alderman— Wellington Ward, Isaac W Sinunons and Joseph ^andlne; 
 St. Ann's Ward, John B Gunter and (rcorge H Simmons; Carleton Wsird 
 James S Beek and Thomas W Smith ; Queen's Ward, Alexander Burchill 
 and John Moore; King's Ward, George N Babbit and Marshall Ricliey. 
 
 City Marshal— Israel E Smith, I^sq. 
 
 Fire Department— A lulrew Lipsett, Esq, Chief Engineer ; George Matt, jr, 
 Assistant Engineer; Alexander Thompson, Cai)tain ; James White, Engineer, 
 Steam Fire Engine Co, No. L Frank McPeake, Captain; Wm Anderson, 
 Engineer, Steam Fire Enirine Co, No. 2. Henry Pollock, Captain, Engine, 
 No. 4. Alfred G Edgecombe, Captain, Hook and Ladder Co. Israel E Smith, 
 Captain, Protection Co. 
 
 Alms House Commissioner — Elijah Clarke, Esq. i a- t 
 
 City Hall Committee— Geo H Simmons, (Chairman), Joseph \ ancline, 
 Thomas W Smith. 
 
 Keeper Citv Hall— Israel E Smith. 
 
 Collector of Taxes and Miscellaneous Services— Israel E Smith. 
 
 Assessors— Thos L Simmons, (Chairman), John Hodge and Jas ^^^l"^]^- 
 
 Revisors— John B Gunter, (Chairman), John Moore, George N Babbitt, 
 
 J S Beek, and Joseph Vandine. , x i i>- i j„ 
 
 Police Department-John L Marsh, Esq, Police Magistrate ; John Richards, 
 '^ John McDonald Esquires, Sitting Magistrates. Policemen— John W oocl- 
 
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 ward, Isaac Burden, and Patrick Farrell. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 Railways. 
 
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 CHALONER, Druggist, Corner King and Germain. 
 
 School Trustees (under Act 1871) — A})|)ointe(l by (iovernmcnt: A F Ran- 
 dolph, (Chiilrninn), Julius L Inches, Dr George E Coultluird. Ai)pointed by 
 City Council : A A Sterling-, Patrick Dever, S 1) Macpherson, and (ieorge I' 
 Atherton, Kscjuires. 
 
 City S\irveyors — A O Beckwith, and W ¥ Whitehead, Esciuircs. 
 
 Fire Inspector — -James Farrell, 
 
 Fredericton Skating Club — Thos Temple, President ; Hon .John ABeckwilh, 
 John Pickard, Ks((, M P, and A F Kandolph, Fs(], Directors. JohnL Marsh, 
 Esq, Solicitor; John Richards, Es(|, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 Muiiifipality of York County. 
 
 Jas W Jewett and Thoujas ('()l)urn, Bright ; Luke Lawson and ]) A Grant, 
 Canterbuiy; Win AVilson and Wm 10 Johnston, ]^ouglas ; M Doherty and 
 II A Davidson, Duml'ries; John C Mm-ray and John Pheeney, Kingsclear; 
 David (•lendenning and Wm ]\Iuri)hy, Mainiers-Sutton ; A A Nason and 
 Wm Fisher, New Maryland ; Jas Henry and (ieo L Hoyt, Prince William ; 
 John Oliver and John H Murch, (^ueensbury ; Wm McIJean and Ben Close, 
 Saint JNIary's ; Jas P Pinder and James T Mastin, Southam[)ton ; Wm Curric, 
 and John Calhoun. Staidey. 
 
 W^m ^Mi'Bean, AVarden ; Henry ]] Kainsl'ord, Secretary-Treasurer; James 
 A Vanwart, Auditor. 
 
 Auctioneers — Jas L Ikn-cilev, Josepli Mvslirall, ( ieo A Perlev, Wnp^riei, 
 Geo B Peters, (MI Vanwart, *B R Burt, JLittlcHcld, Alex Hay, Sand Blair. 
 George Ji Ib.yt. Wm G Hatch, Edward Lowe, E Estabrooks, Thomas McVay, 
 W^m Whitehead, and Alexander Thomi)son. 
 
 RAILWAYS. 
 
 Iiitereoloniiil Kailvvay. 
 
 D Pottinger, General Superintendent; Geo Taylor, Cieneral Passenger and 
 Freight Agent. [See i)age 53 for })articulars.] 
 
 Distances — St John to llalifax, '276 miles ; St John to River DuLoup, 40:5 
 miles. 
 
 New Brunswick Railway. 
 
 Alexander (ii})S()n, President and Manager; Thomas Hoben, Superintend- 
 ent; Alfred Seely, (ieneral Ticket Agent and Cashier; P A Logan, Master 
 Mechanic. From Gibson to Edmunston, 187 miles. 
 
 Freclericton Railway. 
 
 Thomas Temple, President ; E R Burpee, A F Randolph, H D McLeod, 
 J L Inches, I >irectors ; Fred B Edgecombe, Superintendent ; John Richards. 
 Secretary-Treasurer. St John to Fredericton, 68 miles. 
 
 St. John and Maine Railway. 
 
 George Wedd, President; Andrew Wark, Francis Giles, D W Hill, A(t 
 Thomson, Lewis Paine, E R Burpee, Directors ; W J Stride, Secretary (office, 
 
 Queen street, Cheapside, London) ; James Murray Kaye, Manager, St John ; 
 H D McLeod, Superintendent ; A McNaughton, Cashier. 
 
 St John to Vanceboro, 91 miles. 
 
 Carriage Halters' Supplies of aU kinds at S. HATWABD & GO'S, 
 
Banks. 
 J. CHALONER, Druggist, SaiirJohn, N. B. 
 
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 Cai-letoii, St. John, Branch Railroad Company. 
 
 Directors— E Kiitton, President; R N Knight, II D McLood. II L-oiuird • 
 (Jeorge F Harding, Secretary-Treasurer. ' 
 
 Prince Edward Island Kailwaj . 
 
 Alexander Macnab, Superintendent and Engineer. 
 
 Geor; nvn to TignisJi, 152 nules. Souris Branch— Sonris to Mt. Stewart 
 Junction, 38 niih>s. 
 
 BANKS. 
 Bank of British North America. 
 
 Kstabli><he(l 183(). Capital £1,000,000 >SV(r//»g. R R (Irindley, (Jcn'l Manager. 
 St John Eranch—R Steven, Manager; W L Eacev, Actinu- At-countant; 
 II King, Teller ; I) Simpson, J i'holditch, W C Wallace, R inglis, Clerks; 
 W jMaber, Messenger. 
 
 Bank of 3Iontrcal. 
 
 Capital $12,000,090. Head Office, Montreal. R B Angus, General :^Ianager. 
 
 St John Branch — E C Jones, Manager; ( i A Farmer, Accountant ; T X Chap- 
 man, Ledger Keeper; T A 1) Rcdford, Discount Clerk; C S K Kerr, Teller ; 
 F Doran, P K Lindsay, Clerks ; John L Wilson, Aiessenger. 
 
 Discount Days — Every week day. 
 
 Baiik of New Brunswick. 
 
 Capital !^1,000,000. 
 
 Directors — lion J D Lewin, President; Tiiomas (iill)ert, Vice-President; 
 T W Daniel, C 11 Fairweather, Henry Vaughan, J S B I)e\'eber, John Yeats, 
 S R Thomson, J V Thomas. 
 
 William (Hrvan, Cashier ; ( r A Schoiield, Accountant ; Cliarles Campbell, 
 (Corresponding Clerk ; Joshua Clawson, T Vv Seeds, B C^ B Boyd, Tellers ; 
 Samuel Girvan, John M Dick, G L Robinson, Ledger Keepers ; M B P^dwards, 
 Discount Clerk ; Arthur McDonald, J McG Ha.stings, F W Daniel, Allison 
 Wishart, Junior Clerks ; Wm Pattison, Richard Pattison, Messengers. 
 
 Discount Days — Tuesdays and Fridays. 
 
 Bank of Nova Scotia. 
 
 Capital $1,000,000. 
 
 Directors — J S McLean, President ; John Doull, Vice-President ; Thomas 
 Fyshe, Cashier ; J J Bremner, D Cronan, S A W^hite, at Halifax, N. S. 
 
 At St. John — J M Robinson, Agent; Geo ^' Daniel, Accountant ; J E Nar- 
 raway. Teller ; E L Burpee, James A Morrison, E S Johnstone, Clerks ; Geo 
 Thompson, Messenger. Discount days — Every week day. 
 
 Maritime Bank of the Dominion of Canada. 
 
 Authorized Capital, $2,000,000. - Suhncrihed Capital, $1,000,000. 
 Directors— General J W Doraville, President ; John W Nicholson, Vice- 
 President; GeoMcKean, W H Thorne, Hon A L Palmer, R T Clinch, and 
 John Boyd ; Alfred Ray, Cashier ; Wm Shepherd, Accountant ; Edward T 
 Sturdee, Teller ; D. Waters, W L Busby, H P Pike, Clerks. 
 
 '' ^TaPrtncrWBarstreetTst. John, N. B. 
 
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 SociETiEa. 
 
 J. GHALONER, Corner King and Oermain. 
 
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 Irish Friendly Society. 
 
 3Ieetn in liitchie's Jhiilclin;/, Princeas Street. 
 F McCaft'urtv, President; M F Ritcliie, Vice-PreHident ; John O'ReRan, 
 Rec. Sec'y ; Philip Muiray, Financial Sec'y ; PMward Lantaluni, Treasurer ; 
 E McGuig>2:an, Librarian ; John McAnulty, Assist't Librarian ; M W Maher, 
 E Lantahun, K J Ritchie, Trustees. 
 
 New BruiiHwii'li Me^lical Society. 
 
 G A Hamilton, m d, President ; L (' Allison, m d, Treasurer ; Chas Inches, 
 M D, Secretary. 
 
 Meetinfi;s are held on the first and tliird Wednesday evenings of each montii 
 at the Odd Fellows Hall, I'nion Street. 
 
 St. Andrew's Society. 
 
 Robert Marshall, m r v, President ; P R Inches, m d, and AC Jardine, Vice 
 Presidents ; Rev I) Macrae, Chaplain ; E II McAlpine, Secretary ; John 
 White, Treasurer ; Thos Finlay, IVfarshal ; Robert Milligan, A L Law and 
 James Knox, Committee of Charity. 
 
 St. Andrew's Curling Club. 
 
 S Jones, President ; John White, Vice-President; George Stewart, Wm F 
 Harrison, Representative Members ; A C Jardine, Secretary-Treasurer ; John 
 White, WC VVatson, S Jones, Wm Snider, Plenry Melick, Geo McLaughlin, 
 C Y Gregory and A () Skinner, Skips. 
 
 Thistle Curling Club. 
 
 Alex Duff', President; Thos Finlay, Vice-President; Samuel Walsh and W 
 C Whittker, Representative Meml)ers ; Andrew Malcolm, Secretary ; Samuel 
 Girvan, Treasurer ; Rev D Macrae, Chaplain ; James Knox, James Shaw, 
 Alexander Millar, T E Morrison, Committee of Management. 
 
 Victoria Skating Club. 
 
 Charles E Scammell, President ; Cr B liegan, Dr McAvenney, O T Stone, 
 W H Purdy, C McLauchlan, jr, L R Harrison, W H Thorne, A B Sheraton, 
 Directors ; ( Jeo C Coster, Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 St. John Agricultural Society. 
 
 J B Hamm, President ; Chas Drury, Vice-Pres't ; John Magee, Treasurer ; 
 James Barber, Corresponding Secretary; J Ilargraves, Recording Secretary ; 
 Richard Thompson, Thos Davidson, John Jordan, David Magee, J Berryman, 
 M D, Allan McLean, James Lee, Robert Marshall, m p p, B Hevenor, F W 
 Hatheway, James I Fellows, Jos Prichard, jr, H J W^ard, and Robt McLean, 
 Directors. 
 
 Home for Aged Females. 
 
 T W^ Daniel, Rev G M Armstrong, Geprge Thomas, Robert Marshall, M p p, 
 John Parks, H Lawrance Sturdee, R W Crookshank, Charles F Skinner, 
 Mrs Allan, Mrs Troop, Mrs Hegan, Mrs Sturdee, Mrs Daniel, Mrs Barnes. 
 Mrs McLeod, Mrs R W Crookshank, Mrs W Thomson, Mrs Prichard, Mrs G 
 M Armstrong, Mrs Temple, Mrs Carey, Mrs H Vaughan, Mrs W^m Breeze, 
 Mrs J L Dunn, Directors. 
 
 Carriage Makers' Supplies of all kinds at S. HATWABD & CO's, 
 
Co>irANIi:s AND A.S'^OC FATfONH. 
 
 EzqniBite Perfumes, at CHALONER'S. 
 
 
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 Maritime Warcliousinj;- and Dock Company. 
 
 Directors — Hon Win Muirheud, President; K (' Scovil, Viee-PresiiKiit ; 
 Jus Domville, m p, W H Thome. Seeretary— T Stead. OfHce, Victoria Whf. 
 
 Albert Mininj;*: Company. 
 
 Directors — Henry Ciill)ert, President; Bradford 8 (iilbert, James S Gilbert, 
 Jolin Byers, Alexander Dnncan ; S Schotield, Secretary. 
 
 Cold Brook Kollinj>- Mill Company. 
 
 Directors — Hon T K Jones, Hon Wni Mnirhea<l, W H Tiionie, A P Caron, 
 p, James Domville, m p, E(r Scovil, Thomas Stead; James Domville, 
 anaging Director; F W (ierke, Secretary. 
 
 Greenwood Cemetery Company. 
 
 Directors — Isaac Nohle, President ; James Stackhouse, E N Knight, D W 
 Clark, Jarvis Wilson, (ieo H Clark, A V A Salter ; Secretary -Treasurer, Geo 
 F Harding. 
 
 Jog-$>'ins Coal Mlninj;- Association. 
 
 Directors — G W Cunhing, President ; Alex Barnhill ; L H Vaughan, W H 
 Scovil ; Henry Duflell, jr, Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 Joj^jiins Coal 3Iinin^ Company. 
 
 Directors — Hon J D liewin, President ; Henry Vaughan, John E Irvine, 
 H W Chisholm, Itoht Cruicksliank ; James (I Jordan, Secretary-Trea.surer. 
 
 The SprinjjT Hill Mining Company. 
 
 Directors — Hon Alex Macfarlane, Senator, President; John Magee, James 
 L Dunn, R P Starr, S S Hall ; W K \'room, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 Spring- Hill and Parrsboro' C!oal and Railway Company. 
 
 Directors— E Fisher, President ; Wm Magee, Geo McKean, K P M'^Givern, 
 C A Stockton, Taylor. 
 
 New BrunsAviek Telegraph Company. 
 
 President— R T Clinch ; Secretarv— T M Robinson ; Directors— John Yeats, 
 R Reed, Chas W Weldon, and W 11 Wiswell, Halifax. 
 
 The Pro\ ineial Building Society. 
 
 Directors— W F Butt, President ; W K Crawford, Vice-President ; J II 
 McAvity, A A Stockton, W H Havward, C P Clarke, ; Secretary-Treasurer— 
 S S Shari)e. 
 
 St. John Poultry and Pet Stock Association. 
 
 Col A Blaine, President ; R M Magee, Vice-President ; F W Kaye, Secre- 
 tary ; J B Magee, Trea.surer ; W Brun Drake, W A Jack, S A Wetmore, Robt 
 Magee, Alfred Lorldly, Directors. 
 
 South Bay Boom Company. 
 
 Directors— Hon Alex McL Seely, President ; Thos W Peters, R W Crook- 
 shank, WGLawton, James Reed, James Holly, A R Ferguson ; J E Lmgley, 
 Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 73lSce Prince William Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 ('OMI'ANIKS AND AhSOCIATIONS. 
 
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 Fine Sponges, Soaps, etc., at CHALONER'S. 
 
 St. «loliii VouiiK I>loirs Ciiristiaii Ass<)<rhitioii. 
 
 John K Irvlnr, Prosl(k'!il ; .lulm Stewart, T W Diin'u'l, (' II lliitchins, lv< v 
 J T Parsons, (\ V linriu-i", .1 O ^I'iIUt, W V Parker, Vict-I'ivslcU'nts ; J Mc.\ 
 llutchinjis, Tivasin-cr ; .loslma Clawson, Cor Scc'v ; (i A llcndcfson, Kei'idil';: 
 Scc'v; II H Jackson, Ilenrv J Tlionu'. K II Jones. KTCKnowlos, III". 
 Whito,' K (' (^uiini, ( ii'Di-irc S'oiinLcer. W F CoU'nian, J I/riionic, II U Sniitli. 
 Jos A Likciv, (' MacMicliacl, .1 S Marnic, Johi\ MrKinnon. J A Whit., 
 W H Dykeinan, .1 11 D.'iiaM. J Y MclKinioit. Frank Jnnlnn, \\ F I'.rs:, 
 <l('oSuHrin, ( onnnlttci' ol' Manauoincnt ; Jas A (laulil. (icni'ral Src'v. 
 
 l']vaiij'rll<'al Allhinco. 
 
 Josipli Pricliard, Pri'sidcnl ; Jas McMillan, T \V l>anicl, llcnrv Vaufilian, 
 Hc-v »; M Arnistron;:. LcP.aron Holst'onl, m d, N'icc-l'iesidcnt^ ; IJcv I)\Valci>. 
 A M, !<!> I), ( 'orrcs|ionflinu- Sccrctarv ; Sydney I) PatiTson, Sec'v-Treasurer ; 
 Mattliew Lindsay, JI H White. John Hoyd.'S !•' Mattiiews, all ("lergyiiuii 
 connected with the Alliance, and tlu' Olliccrs ex oflicio. 
 
 Now l$ruiis\vi«*k Auviliary Hiblo Society. 
 
 LcP. I'otst'ord, M 1), President; Thos W Hanicl, John j-'isher, Wni JCidc r. 
 Fscj, A M, \'ice-Presidcnts ; Uohert Crnikshank, Trca^nrer ; Thomas Maclellaii. 
 Secretary; .1 t^ A McMillan, Depositaries; Jolui Toiand, 'rravellin<; Agent. 
 (!omnuttee — John Wishart, K Sears, T B I'arker, James Logan, \Vm Peters, 
 John Boyd, Jos Prichard, (has J*atton, Jas McMilhan, Henry N'aughan. 
 Matiiew Lindsay, (I AV White, S D lierlon, J Clawson, and C F Kinnear. 
 
 For Portland — James Flewelling, II A Anstin. I)ei)ositorv — The Sloic 
 of Messrs J cS: A McMilhm, Prince \Vm Street. 
 
 St. John Gas Light Company. 
 
 Kobert Blair, President; Jolm Tncker, (has Patlon, J 11 Parks, John Sears 
 John Boyd, I.) ('aldwell, James LDiinn. J Wishart, Directors ;Roht Brittain, 
 Secretary ; (ieorge Ellis, Assistant Secretary ; II PStiirdee, Collector; (Jeorgc 
 Ellis, Superintendent. 
 
 St. Joliii Rural Ceiuctery Coiiii)aiiy. 
 
 Office, Princes William, corner Chnrch st. 
 
 Directors — Chas Drnry, President ; W ( i Lawton, Jamex Kced, T W Daniel, 
 VVm Thomson, W Juv^, John llegan, James L Dunn, A C Jardine, Kichard 
 Thompson, John Mag«.'e ; (> Sidney Smith, Secretary-Treasurer; John Criuk- 
 shank, Resident Superintendent. 
 
 Mechanics' Institute. 
 
 I Allan Jack, President ; Thos A Rankine and E J Brass, Vice-Presidents ; 
 T B Hanington, Recording Secretary ; D P Chisholm, Corresponding Secretary ; 
 G W Whitney, Treasurer ; G Murdock, S Alward, (i H Lawrence, Dudnee 
 Breeze, Jas Fleming, Aiex Rankine, S Crothers, John H Parks, E R Moore, 
 A J Lordly, A Gilmour, James Christie, m d, Directors. C C Parker, Curator. 
 
 St. John Glee Club. 
 
 Joshua Clawson, President ; J H Robinson, Conductor ; 1 Crothers, Treas- 
 urer ; J S Hale, Secretary ; Miss Jessie Ennis, Pianist. 
 
 S. HATWARD & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
HOHPITALS AND AsYLrMS. 
 
 Fancy Hair Brnsbes at CHALONER'S. 
 
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 Board of Trade. 
 
 Members of the Council— PrcHident, S S Hall ; Vico-Prosident, R S De- 
 Veber; Secretary and Treawurer, S.J Kin^j; James A Harding, T W Daniel, 
 James L Dunn, S I) Berton, W K Vroom, Wm l':ider, m p p, Koht MarKliall, 
 M P P, J W NieholHon, W H Thome, Charles Masters, W C Watson, John A 
 Tarkw, John Magee, K P Starr, Jeremiah Harrison. 
 
 Barristers* Society. 
 
 Hon Judge Palmer, President ; < ' \V Weldon, Vice-President ; Wm Carman. 
 Treasurer ; (Jeorge J Bliss, Secretary. 
 
 St. John JSiiildiii^- So<'ict,y. 
 
 Directors — C N Skinner, President; James Christie, m d, Vice-President ; 
 Evan Kvans, Alexander Dufi; (iilhert Mtn-doch, K Willis, m p p; llChipmai. 
 Skinner, Wm Pugsley,jr, Solicitors; A Christie, St John, Thos Cilendenning, 
 M(mcton, N A (!liff; Fredericton, Surveyors; the Bank of New Brunswick, 
 Hanker; '^'honuis lieid. Secretary -Treasurer. 
 
 Moosepatli I>riviiig- l*arlv Association. 
 
 Director.s— (r A Barker, President; J) McAvoy, A \ Shaw, T Filsjtatrick. 
 E Kennedy. Secretary-Treasurer — F (i S Filspatrick. 
 
 H()SPITAT.S AND ASYLUMS. 
 General Pnlilie Hospital. 
 
 Commissioners — Wm Bayard, md, President; R W Cntokshank, Treasurer, 
 Robt Marshall, m pp, and M W Maher; K Percy Crookshank, m d. Secretary, 
 Kesident Physician and Superintendent ; Mrs. Higgins, Matron. 
 
 Marine Hospital. 
 
 For the Relief of Sick and J)ix(il>le(l Seamen at St. John. 
 
 Commissioners — John Wishart, Charles McLauchlan; Sec'y and Treasurer, 
 Charles Ward ; I*hysician, LeBaron Botsford, m d , Steward, Milton Barnes. 
 
 Provincial Lnnatic Asylum. 
 
 Commissioners — Hon Messrs Landry, Adams, Young, Attorney Oeneral, 
 Provincial Secretary and WPilPcrley; Secretary, R W Crocjkshank; Cha})lain, 
 Rev Canon Scovil, Ph I) ; Superintendent, JasTSteeves, md; A McVey, Clerk. 
 
 St. John Protestant Orphan Asylum. 
 
 Directors — S D Berton, Chairnum ; Robt Marshall, m p p. Treasurer ; Rev 
 Wm Armstrong, Secretary ; A Everett, Rev (i M Armstrong, J W Nicholson, 
 UW Whitney, Andrew Gilmour, John Boyd, Thos McAvity, W W Turnbull, 
 and all Protestant Clergymen residing in the City. 
 
 Mrs G W Whitney, Mrs John Hegan, Mrs James McFarlane, Mrs W W 
 Turnbull, Miss Hunt, Ladies Committee ; Miss Frost, Matron. 
 
 Wig-gins Male Orphan Institution. 
 
 (xovernors — Hon J D Lewin, T W Daniel, Rev Wm Armstrong, Rev F H 
 JBrigstocke, B Lester Peters, (i Sidney Smith, Hon J \V Weldon, II W Frith, 
 Kurd Peters ; James U Thomas, Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 Ecclesiastical. 
 
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 ECCLESIASTICAL. 
 
 CHURCH OF ENGLAND. 
 
 Clergy in the Diocese of Fredericton— 1879. 
 
 Most Rev. J. Medley, D. D., Metropolitan of Canada, Fredericton. 
 
 Rev'ds F. Alexander, Sub-Dean, Cathedral, Fredericton, and Missionary at 
 New Maryland; F.H. Almon, Curate, St.Mark, St. John; G.M.Armstrong, Rec- 
 tor, vSt. Mark, St. John, Rural Dean ; W. Armstrong, Rector, St. James, St. 
 John ; W. B. Armstrong, Rector, Weldford ; H. H. Barber, Rector St. Andrews, 
 Newcastle ; D. M. Bliss, Rector, Westmorland ; Canon Brigstocke, Rector 
 Trinity, St. John ; J. R. Campbell, Missionary, St. Martins : W. S. Goyert, 
 Missionary, Grand Mai^an ; Canon DeVeber, Rector, St. Paul, Portland; 
 Theodore E. Dowling, Rector, St. George, Carleton ; G. C. V. Eastman, Grand 
 Falls ; R. M. Edwards, Rector, Kingsclear ; J. E. Flewelling, Missionary, 
 Wicklow ; Ernest P. Flewelling, Baie Des Vents ; David Forsyth, Rector, Chat- 
 ham, Rural Dean ; LeB. W. Fowler, Rector, Prince William and Dumfries ; 
 W. M. Groton, Rector, Trinity Church, St. Stephen ; W. Greer, Missionary, 
 Burton ; Georg*^ Gardner, Curate, Hampton ; S. J. Hanford, Missionary, Up- 
 ham ; N. M. Hansen, Missionary, New Denmark ; Thomas Hartin, Retired 
 Missionary, Canterbury ; A. Hoadley, Missionary, Aberdeen ; L. A. Hoyt, 
 Missionary, Andover; Augustus F. Hiltz, Rector, Derby; W. Jaffrey, Mis- 
 sionary, St. Mary's ; G. S. Jarvis, D. D., Rector, Shediac, Rural Dean ; Canon 
 Ketchum, D. D., Rector, St. Andrews ; J. Lockward, Missicmary, Waterford ; 
 G. Love, Missionary, Hopewell Cape, Albert County ; R. Mathers, Warden, 
 Wiggins Orphan Asylum ; W. LeB. McKiel, Rector, Douglas and Bright ; 
 Canon Medley, Rector, Sussex ; J. W. Millidge, Missionary, St. David ; 
 H. H. Neales, Rector, Richmond ; J, Neales, Rector, Gagetown ; T. Neales, 
 Rector, Woodstock, Rural Dean ; O. S. Newnham, Missionary, Point duChene, 
 Shediac ; D. B. Parnther, Rector, St. Jude's, Victoria, Carleton ; Francis Par- 
 tridge, Rector, Rothesay ; Edwyn S. W. Pentreath, Rector, Moncton ; D. W. 
 Pickett, Missionary, Greenwich and Wickham, Rural Dean ; W. O. Raymond, 
 Missionary, Stanley ; G. G. Roberts, Rector, Fredericton, Rural Dean ; Joseph 
 Rushton, Rector, St. Stephen: George Schotieid, Rector, Siraonds; Canon 
 Scovil, Ph. I)., 11 Norton Road, Brighton, England ; W. Shannon, Missionary, 
 Edmondston; B. Shaw, Rector, Cambridge; Frederick S. Sill, Curatn, St. Paul, 
 Portland; B. Simonda, Rector, Dorchester; Joseph Smith, Rector, PetP.sville, 
 R. E. Smith, Rector, St. George, Rural Dean ; Henry M Spike, Rector, Lan- 
 caster ; G. H. Stirling, Rector, Maugerville ; L. G. Stevens, Rector, St. Luke's, 
 Portland ; W. H. Street, Rector, Bathurst ; J. H. S. Sweet, Missiona-y, Dal- 
 housie ; James H. Talbot, Rector, Springfield ; F. Towers, Missionary, C/mter- 
 bury ; R. J. Uniacke, Rector, Sackville ; Hastings S. Wainwright, Rector, 
 Kingston ; Canon Walker, Rector, Hampton ; E. A. Warneford, Rector, Nor- 
 ton ; A. H. Weeks, Rector, Queensbury ; D. J. Wetmore, Missionary, Clifton ; 
 W.J.Wilkinson, Curate, Petitcodiac; Cuthbert Willis, Rector, Petitcodiac; 
 C. P. Wilson, Missionary, Campobello ; E. S. Woodman, Rector, Westtield. 
 
 Diocesan Church Society. 
 
 OFFICERS. 
 
 The Rt Rev John, Lord Bishop of Fredericton, President; Frederick A 
 Wiggins, E sq, Sir S Leonard Tilley, C B, K C M G, Rev Cauon Scovil, Ph D 
 
 S. HATWARD & CO, Wliolesale Hardware and GarrUgo Stock, 
 
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 CHA&ONER, Drnggiflt, Corner King and Germain. 
 
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 William M Jarvis, Esq, Vice-Presidents; H W Frith, Esq, Treasurer; Rev 
 Canon Ketehura, D D, St Andrews, Secretary ; C H Fairweather, G W Whit- 
 ney, Esqs, Auditors. 
 
 Board of Home Missions — The Rt Rev the Lord Bishop, ex officio, Revs G 
 M Armstrong, T E Dowling, F Partridge, Canon Ketchum, D D, ex officio^ 
 G A Schofield, B L Peters, W M Jarvis, G R Parkin, E B Chandler, jr, H 
 W Frith, ex officio, Esqs, George A Schofield, Esq, Secretary to Committee. 
 
 Finance Committee — W M Jarvis, B L Peters, R T Clinch, W Carman, T 
 W Daniel, G E Fenety, G A Schofield, Esqs, H W Frith, Esq, Treasurer. 
 
 Provision for Widows and Orphans of the Clergy — H Lawrance Sturdee, 
 Esq, Secretary. 
 
 Executive Committee — Hon Chief Justice, Fredericton; S D Berton, St 
 John; W Carman, Fredericton; R T Clinch, T W Daniel, St John; Hon 
 Judge Fisher, George E Fenety, Fredericton ; T B Hanington, C E L Jarvis, 
 I Allen Jack, St John ; H C McMonagle, Hampton ; B L Peters, Htird Peters, 
 St John ; G R Parkin, Fredericton ; T Barclay Robinson, St John ; Col J 
 Robinson, Fredericton ; G Sidney Smith, G A Schofield, St John ; J Wood- 
 forde Smith, Fredericton ; H L Sturdee, C W Weldon, G W Whitney, St 
 John ; Hon Judge Wetmore, Fredericton ; Hon R D Wilmot, Belmont. 
 
 Diocesan Synod. 
 
 The Most Reverend the Metropolitan of Canada, John, Lord Bishop of 
 Fredericton, Pvesident. 
 
 Rev Francis Partridge, M A, Secretary. 
 
 COMMITTEES. 
 
 Standing Committee — Revs G M Armstrong, Canon Ketchum, Canon Med- 
 ley, Canon Brigstocke, Hon Chief Justice, Mr W M Jarvis, Lt-Col Maunsell, 
 Mr W Carman. 
 
 Lay Members of the Board of Discipline— G A Schofield, G D Street, G S 
 Grimmer, W Carman, G Ottv, G A Blair, Lt-Col Maunsell, Hon R D Wilmot, 
 W Wilkinson, J DeLancy Robinson, G W Whitney, W M Jarvis. 
 
 Board of Foreign Missions— Revs Canon Brigstocke, G M Armstrong, T E 
 Dowling, E S W Pentreath, Messrs G W Whitney, E J Wetmore, G H Lee, 
 W M Jarvis. 
 
 On the Divinity School— The I^rd Bishop, Revs G G Roberts, T E Dowling, 
 G M Armstrong, Messrs G R Parkin, J Travis, G D Street, D L Hanington, 
 T B Robinson 
 
 G D Street, G R Parkin 
 
 On Sunday Schools— Revs E S W Pentreath, Canon Medley, Cai\on Brig- 
 
 )cke, Messrs W M Jarvis, G R Parkin, A E Cogswell. 
 
 Delegates to Provincial Synod— Clerical— Revs Canon Medley, F Partridge, 
 
 Canon Brigstocke, T E Dowling, Canon Ketchum, G G Roberts, G M Arm- 
 strong, Dr Jarvis, G Schofield, F Alexander, J R Campbell. Substitutes— Revs 
 R E Smith, T Neales, S J Hanford, R Simonds, F H Almon, J Rushton. 
 Lay Delegates— Hon Chief Justice Allen, Hon R D Wilmot, B L Peters, Hon 
 Judge Ritchie, W M Jarvis, G D Street, G A Schofield, W Carman, Lt-Col 
 
 3^ince Wm. Street, St. Jolin, N. B. 
 
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 Chaloners's HAIR QWIGORATOR, warranted. 
 
 Maunsell, G A Blair. E B Cliandler, jr, W Wilkinson. Substitutes— C H 
 Fairweather, Nelson Arnold, Hon D L Ilanington, J DeW 8purr, (I vS Grim- 
 mer, J Travis. 
 
 Church of England Sunday School Teachers' Association. 
 
 Wm M Jarvis, President ; Arthur P Tippet, Secretary. 
 
 Executive Committee — Revs Canon Brigstocke, Canon DeVeber, G M Arm- 
 strong, Wm Armstrong, F H Almon, D B Parnther, L Z Stevens, F S Sill, J 
 R Campbell, and the Superintendents of all Schools in connection. 
 
 Church of England Institute. 
 
 The Most Reverend the Metropolitan of ( "annda, Patron ; Rev Canon Brig- 
 fitocke, M A, President ; Revs W Armstrong, 1 ) B Parnther, Canon DeVeber, 
 G Schofield, T E Dowling, W C Drurv, K^^q, and llurd Peters, Esq, Vice- 
 Presidents. 
 
 Council of the Institute for 1879 — The President and Vice-Presidents and 
 B Lester Peters, Edwin Daniel, H W Frith, W M Jarvis, Geo A Schofield, T 
 B Robinson, C F Kinnear, (ieo J Coster, li L Sturdee, G W Whitney, Ira 
 Cornwall, jr, G Herbert Lee. 
 
 George E Fairweather, Secretary ; T Grey Merritt, Treasurer • Alfred Mills, 
 Librarian. 
 
 Colonial and Continental Church Society. 
 
 Corresponding Committee of New Brunswick — Dr LeB Botsford, Chairman; 
 T W Daniel, Rev Wm Armstrong, Rev David Parnther, Rev F H Almon, 
 Robert Crookshank and J Travis ; J R Ruel, Treasurer ; Rev G M Armstrong, 
 Hon Secretarv. 
 
 Church of Konie. 
 
 DIOCESE OF SAINT JOHN. 
 
 The Right Rev. John Sweeney, D. D., Bishop of St. John ; Rev. J. McDevh, 
 John O'Flaherty, A. Ouellct, H. Mehan ; Very Rev. T. Connolly, W.Gaynor, 
 Carleton, St. John ; Rev. J. V. McDevitt and Carl Pricelius, Fredericton ; Rev. 
 James Quinn, C. Collins, St. Stephen ; Rev. J. C. Murray, V. G., Woodstock ; 
 Rev. W. T. Chapman, Johnsviile; Rev. E. McAuley, New Ireli v' ; Rev. 1). 
 Doyle, St. George; Rev. W. Foley, Moncton ; Rev. P. Farrell, P' i'^rsville; 
 Rev. J. Vereker, Sussex Vale ; Rev. Father C. Lefebre, Superior oi :?^v. Joseph's 
 College; Fathers Lecours, L' abbe, Leblanc, Girard, Cormier and Hoy, Mem- 
 ramcook ; F. Belliveau, Quaco ; Rev. P. Bradley, Cape Bald ; Rev. J . Ouillet, 
 St. Mary, Buctouche ; Rev. J. Michaud, Buctouche ; Father Doucet, Bara- 
 chois ; Fathers Ethier and Collerette, Grand Digue ; Rev Mr Bazoge, Cocaignc ; 
 F. X. Cormier, Kingston. 
 
 DIOCESE OF CHATHAM. 
 
 Right Rev. James Rogers, D. D., Bishop ; Revs. T. J. Bannon, M. Joyce ; 
 Very Rev. M. Egan, V. G., Nelson ; Rev. John Carter, Renous Bridge ; Rev. 
 P. W. Dixon, Newcastle ; Rev. H. Doucet, Upper Bay deVin, N. C. ; Revs. M. 
 F. Richard, E. R. Biron, L. W. J. Venner, A. A. Boucher, St. Louis, K. C. ; 
 Rev. W. A. Morrisey, Lower Bartibogue ; Rev. Joseph Theberge, Neguac ; 
 Revs. Joseph A. Babineau, Luke Allan, Tracadie ; Rev. Stanislas J. Doucet, 
 Pokemouche ; Rev. Joseph Trudelle, Shippegan ; Rev. L. C. D* Amour, Cara- 
 
 ~ Carriage Makers' SuppUes of aU kinds at S. HATWARD k .GO'S, 
 
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 llfred Milk 
 
 Chaloner's FURNITURE POLISH^ best for Pianos. 
 
 quet ; Rev. Tlieophilus AlIaH, Pacquetville, Gloucester Co. ; Rev. L. Gagnon 
 St. Isidore, Gloucester Co. ; Rev. Joseph R. Doucet, Grand Anse; Rev. Wni' 
 Varnly, Bathurst; Rev. F. Robert, Petit Rocher; Rev. Finlan Dovvlinsj 
 Jacquet River ; Rev. PMward J. Bannon, Dalhousie ; Very Rev Thomas F* 
 Barry, V. G., Rev. L. N. Dugall, 8t. Basil, Madawaska Co. ; Rev. Louis a' 
 Launiere, St. Leonard, M. C. ; Rev. J. J. O'Leary, (hand Falls, V. C. ; Rev. 
 Joseph Pelleticr, St. Francis. 
 
 Convent and Female Academy at St Biisil, Madawaska Co, directed bv the 
 Hotel Dieu Nuns of St Joseph— Rev Mother Quenel, Superioress. 
 
 Hospital (Hotel Dieu), Chatham, directed by the Hospital Nuns of St 
 Joseph — Rev Mother Sirois, Superioress. 
 
 The Leprosy Lazaretto, Tracadie, under the care of the Hospital Nuns of 
 St Joseph — Rev Mother Breault, Superioress. 
 
 St Michael's College, Chatham— Rev Brother Lewis, Director. 
 
 St Louis College, St Louis, Co Kent— Rev M F Richard, President ; Rev E 
 R Biron, Director. 
 
 St Michael's Female Academy, directed by the Hotel Dieu Nuns of St 
 Joseph — Rev Mother Sirois, Superioress. 
 
 Convent and Academy of St Mary, Newcastle, conducted l>y the Sisters of 
 the Congregation of Notre Dame— Madame St Emelia, Superioress. 
 
 Convent and Academy of the Holy Family, Bathurst, conducted by the 
 Sisters of the Congregation of Notre Dame— Madame St Augustine, Superioress. 
 
 Convent and Academy of St Louis, St Louis, Kent Co, conducted by the Sis- 
 ters of the Congregation of Notre Dame — Madame St Louis, Superioress. 
 
 Convent and Academy at Caraquet, conducted by the Sisters of the Congre- 
 
 ,tion of Notre Dame — Madame St Mary, of Mount Carmel, Superioress. 
 
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 CathoHc Total Abstiueiice Union of New Brunswick. 
 
 OFP^ICEIIS. 
 
 Very Rev Thos Connolly, V G, Carleton, President ; Patrick Farrell, Fred- 
 ericton, 1st Vice-President; J G (xubbins, Milltown, 2nd Vice-President; 
 Timothy O'Brien, St John, Recording Secretary; John V McGrory, Portland, 
 Corresponding Secretary ; Tiios B Foley, St John, Financial Secretary ; Thoa 
 Burke, Portland, Treasurer ; Daniel Donovan, Cork Settlement, Sergeant-at- 
 Arms. 
 
 LOCAL DEPUTIES. 
 
 No 1, St Malachi's, St John, P Gleeson, Esq, J P ; No 2, St Dunstan's, 
 Fredericton, J E Perks ; No 3, Father Matthew, St John, M E Agar ; No 4, 
 St Patrick's, ('arleton, George E Quinlan ; No 5, St Peter's, Portland, Daniel 
 O'Neill ; No 7, St Mary's, Kingston, Kent, Edward Hartnett ; No 8, St Mary's, 
 C/Ork Settlement, Wm Murphy ; No 9, St Ignatius, Petersville, E Barry ; No 
 10, St Gertrude's, Woodstock, B Lynch, Esq J P; No 11, Immaculate Concep- 
 tion Cadets, St John, J F Gleeson ; No 12, St Patrick's, Milltown, John Bres- 
 nahan ; No 13, St Patrick's, Musquash, P P Byrne ; No 15, St George's, St 
 George, P Brawley ; No 16, St Peter's Cadets, Portland, W J Ferrie ; No 17, 
 St Aloysius, Portland, John Maguire; No 20, St Patrick's Cadets, H McGar- 
 rigle ; No 21, St T-.omas de Villenova, Richmond, Angus McNeill ; No 22^ 
 St Bernard's, Moncton, Thos Tracy ; No 23, St Francis, Lancaster, J E O'Neil. 
 
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 CCLESIA8TICAL. 
 
 Ohaloner's EAU DE COLOGNE is celebrated. 
 
 
 St. Patrick's Total Abstinence Society (Carleton). 
 
 Very Rev Thomas Connolly, V G, President; Timothy Donovan, let Vice- 
 President ; Thomas Maloy, 2nd Vice-President ; Thomas O' Rielly, Recording 
 Secretary ; Wm Grady, Financial Secretary ; Daniel Cough Ian, Treasurer ; 
 Charles Jesso, Sergeant-at-Arms. 
 
 St. John the Baptist's Society (Carleton). 
 
 John Rossiter, President ; Michael Dineen, Vice-President ; Patrick Walsh, 
 Recording Secretary; John Curran, Financial Secretary; Patrick Collins, 
 Treasurer ; Patrick Keleher, Sergeant-at-Arms. 
 
 St. Peter's Total Abstinence Relief Society of Portland. 
 
 Daniel O'Neill, President; Thomas McElroy, jr, Vice-President; Bernard 
 Callahan, 2nd Vice-President ; John O'Reilly, Recording Secretary ; James 
 Boden, Financial Secretary ; Martin Allen, Corresponding Secretary ; John 
 Boden, Treasurer; Daniel McMonagle, Ass't Treasurer; John Duross, Ser- 
 geant-at-Arms ; David Colligan, Librarian ; James George, Ass't Librarian; 
 Daniel O'Neill, Local Deputy. 
 
 A committee of two members from each ward of the town manage the relief 
 department. The sum of $2.50 is given each week to sick members. Dues, 
 twenty cents, collected monthly. Number of memberi , 85. 
 
 St. Aloysiiis Association of Portland. 
 
 President, M McDade ; Vice-Presidents, D J Doherty, Jas Berry ; Finan- 
 cial Secretary, James H McHugh ; Recording Secretary, Charles A ,Power ; 
 Corresponding Secretary, P McMonagle ; Treasurer, J Donnelly ; Librarian, 
 PJ Tighe; 2nd Librarian, James Cahill ; Sergeant-at-Arms, John O'Brien ; 
 Ijocal Deputy, J McGuire. 
 
 A Committee of two from each ward report cases of violated pledge. Society 
 meets each Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Literature and temperance are the 
 objects of the Society. Number of members, 150. 
 
 St. Peter's Cadets. 
 
 President, J Boden ; Vice-President, W Brown ; 2nd Vice-President, F 
 McCarthy ; Financial Secretary, E Ferric ; Recording Secretary, W J Ferrie ; 
 Treasurer, James Boden; Number of members, 150. 
 
 Father Mathew Association. 
 
 Rev A Ouelette, Chaplain ; Myles Agar, President ; P McCarty, 1st Vice- 
 President; E Finegan, 2nd Vice-President; D McLaughlin, Recording Sec- 
 retary ; M O' Regan, Financial Secretary ; D O'Keefe, Corresponding Secre- 
 tary ; J J Ryan, Treasurer ; M Henratti, Librarian ; =»R Walsh, Assistant 
 Librarian ; W. J. Brown, Conductor ; Rev A Ouelette, James McShane and 
 T Collins, Trustees. 
 
 Clergymen of the Presbyterian Church of Canada in the 
 Province of New Brunswick. 
 
 PRETBYTERY OF SAINT JOHN. 
 
 Revs John M Brooke, D D, St Paul's, Fredericton ; And'w Donald, retired ; 
 James Bennett, D D, St John's Church, St John ; Lewis Jack, Springfield and 
 
 S. HATWARD & Co, Hardware of all kindsi 
 
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Ecclesiastical. 
 
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 Chaloner's FLAVORING EXTRACTS. 
 
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 English Settlement; Wm Millen, Bocabec and Waweig; David Maclise DD 
 Calvin Church, St Jolin ; Donald Macrae, M A, St Stephen's, St John ; T 
 Roberts, Harvey ; James McG McKay, Woodstock : Samuel Johnston, Chip- 
 man ; James Gray, M A, Sussex ; David Waters, M A, LL D, St David's 
 Church, St John ; J D Murray, Buctouche, Cocagne, etc. ; Joseph Hogg St 
 John's Church, Moneton; Wm Mitchell, A B., St Andrew's, St John; P A 
 Melville, M A, B D, Nashwaak and Stanley ; J C Burgess, A B, Carleton, St 
 John; Kenneth McKay, B A, Richmond; W P Begg, M A, St Stephen: 
 M R Paradis, French Missionary ; W Ross, Prince William ; W McCuUagh, 
 St Andrews. 
 
 PRESBYTERY OF MIRAMICHI. 
 
 Revs Angus McMaster, New Mills; T G Johnston, Blaekville ; T Nicholson, 
 River Charlo ; Malcolm McKenzie, Richibucto ; James Anderson, Newcastle; 
 Samuel Houston, MA, Bathurst; R Jardine, St Andrew, Chatham; J AF 
 McBain, St John, Chatham ; Alex Russell, Dalhousie ; J C Herdman, Carap- 
 bellton ; Wm Murray, New Carlisle, etc. 
 
 REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF IRELAND. 
 
 Rev J R Lawson, Barnesville and Black River, N B : Rev. 
 
 St. John, N B. 
 
 Methodist Ministers of tlie N. B. and P. E. I. Conference. 
 
 I — SAINT JOHN DISTRICT. 
 
 Revs John Read, Queen Square ; J Hart, J R Narraway, A M, John Prince, 
 (Supernumeraries) Centenary; PI McKeown, (President of Conference) Ex- 
 mouth Street ; B Chappell, A B, Portland ; R W Weddall, John A Clark, 
 (Supernumerary) Carleton ; H D Pope, D D, (Supernumerary) Carmarthen 
 Street ; D Davies Moore, A B, County Missionary ; W W Lodge, Fairville ; 
 J F Betts, Sussex ; Wm Tweedy, Apohaqui ; C Comben, S W Sprague, (Super- 
 numerary) Upham ; W J Kirby, St Martins ; S James, Grand Lake ; A R B 
 Shrewsbury, Jerusalem ; A E LePage, Welsford ; G B Payson, Kingston ; 
 H McKeown, Chairman ; R W Weddall, A B, Financial Secretary. 
 
 II — FREDERICTON DISTRICT. 
 
 Revs E Evans, H Daniel, (Supernumerary) Fredericton ; H G Clark, Kings- 
 clear ; W W Brewer, Marysville ; xii R Knight, A B, Gibson ; L S Johnson, 
 Nashwaak ; F Freeman, Stanley ; J K King, Boiestown ; J Crisp, Keswick ; 
 W Dobson, Sheffield ; J A Duke, Gagetown ; W W Colpitts, B S, Woodstock ; 
 E C Turner, T Williams, Northampton and Canterbury ; R S Crisp, Jackson- 
 ville; W Harrison, Richmond; E Mills, Florenceville ; Thos Allen, Andover; 
 Wm Penna, Upper Kent ; R Opie, Arthurette ; E Evans, Chairman ; W W 
 Colpitts, B S, Financial Secretary. 
 
 Ill — MIRAMICHI DISTRICT. 
 
 Revs S T Teed, Chatham ; (reo S.teel, Newcastle; I N Parker, Richibucto; 
 S E Colwell, Baie du Viii ; H Peunii, Tabnsintac, (under superintendence of 
 Bro. Teed); Isaac Howie, Bathurst ; Wm Tippett, Campbellton; DH Lodge, 
 Derby ; S T Teed, Chairman ; 1 N Parker, Financial Secretary. 
 
 IV — SACKVILLE DISTRICT. 
 
 Revs D Chapman; H Pickard, D D, Supernumerary and Book Steward, 
 Sackville ; W R Pepper, Tantramar; G W Fisher, Point de Bute; J S Allen, 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 Educational. 
 
 VE6ETINE and OARBOUNE at Gbaloner's. 
 
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 A D McCulley, Baie Verte ; R Duncan, D D Currie, (Editor of " Wesleyan,") 
 Moncton; W P^ Johnston, Coverdale; W B Thomas, (under superintendence 
 of Bro. Duncan), Shediac; T Marshall, Dorchester; R Wilson, S C Wells, 
 Hopewell and Alma; C W Hamilton, Hillsboro* ; A Lucas, Havelock; J 
 (filter, Salisbury ; (J H Manaton, Elgin ; R Duncan, Chairman ; Thomas 
 Marshall, Financial Secretary. 
 
 V — SAINT STEPHEN DISTRICT. 
 
 Revs H Sprague, A M, St Stephen ; C W Dutcher, Milltown ; F Harrison, 
 St Andrews : G Plarrison, St Davids ; J T Baxendale, St James ; W Wass, 
 Bocahee; T Hicks, Deer Island, (Jrand Manan ; F ILirrison, Chairman; 
 C W Dutcher, Financial Secretary. 
 
 VI — PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DISTRICT. 
 
 Revs H P Cowperthwaite, M A., Go4> M Campbell, F Smallwood, J V Jost, 
 Supernumeraries, Charlottetown ; vS R Ackman, Cornwall ; H R Baker, A B, 
 Little York ; Wm Maggs, Pownal ; W W Percival, Bedeque ; J S Phinney, 
 Tryon ; E Slackford, W Webster Wadman, Margate ; T J Deinstadt, Summer- 
 Bide; J Goldsmith, Bideford; J C Berrie, Murray Harbor; E Bell, Montague; 
 A Hagerty, Souris ; Wm Lawson, Mount Stewart ; .J Sellar, A M, Alberton ; 
 H P Cowperthwaite, Chairman ; T J Deinstadt, Financial Secretary. Presi- 
 dent's List of Reserve — A Bell. 
 
 Mount Allison Wesleyan College, Stickville, N. B. 
 
 Board of Trustees and Governors — Rev J McMurray, Chairman ; Josiali 
 Wood, Esq, A M, Trea,surer ; Rev Josejdi Hart, Secretary ; Revs H Pickard, 
 D D, H Pope, D D, C Stewart, D D, James Taylor, A W Nicolson, John 
 Lathern, Henry B Allison, Esq, Joseph Prichard, P^sq, James D Dixon, ICsq, 
 David Allison, Esq, LL D, James R Inch, Esq, LL D, R C Weldon, Esq, A 
 M, Ph D, A A Stockton, Esq, A M, LL B, Jairus Hart, Esq, Joseph L Black, 
 Esq, MP P. 
 
 Executive Committee — James D Dixon, Esq, Chairman ; Rev C Stewart, 
 D D, Rev H Pickard, D D, Henrv B Allison, Esq, James R Inch, Esq, LL D, 
 Josiah Wood, P:sq, A M, R C Weldon, Esq, A M, Ph D. 
 
 Faculty of College — James R Inch, LL D, President and Piv^.^.-isor of 
 Mental Philosophy and Logic; Rev Charles Stewart, DD, Professor of Moral 
 Philosophy and Evidences of Christianity; Alfred D Smith, A M, Professor 
 of Classics ; Rev John Burwash, A M, Professor of Chemistry and Experi- 
 mental Physics; Richard C Weldon, Ph D, Professor of Mathematics and 
 Political Science ; Rev C H Paisley, M A, Professor of New Testament Greek 
 and Exegesis. 
 
 Courses of Study — 1, Regular Course for the Degree of A B — This Course 
 is substantially that of the University of Halifax. 2, Special Course consist- 
 ing of selections from No 1, to meet the wishes of duly qualified and examin- 
 ed students seeking instruction in specified branches. 3, Theological Course 
 for the Degree of B D. 
 
 Mount Alli8on Wesleyan Male Academy. 
 
 Rev Charles H Paisley, M A, Principal. 
 
 Faculty — Rev Charles H Paisley, M A, French and Natural Philosophy ; 
 Leonard Allison, B A, Greek and Latin ; Thompson T Davis, B A, Mathe- 
 
 Carriage Haken'l^lieB of aU Unds at S.^TWARD & CO's, 
 
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 P Harrison, 
 
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 1, J V Jost, 
 
 Baker, A B, 
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 Montague ; 
 
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 [ilosophy ; 
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 matics ; John A Smith, English Department ; Prof William Jost, Depart- 
 ment of Music. 
 
 The Moiiiit AUitioii Wesleyaii Female Academy. 
 
 Rev David Kennedy, S T D; Principal ; Miss Adelaide PI Wiiitfield, Pre- 
 ceptress. 
 
 Board of Instruction — Rev David Kennedy, S T D, English Literature; 
 Miss Adelaide H Whitfield, Higher Mathematics and Latin ; Miss Blanche 
 Bennett, Belles- Lettres and French ; Miss Hannah Johnson, M L A, English 
 Department; Miss M AgMacCarthy, Drawing, Painting, etc; Prof William 
 Jost, Instrumental and ^cal Music ; Miss M E Pickard, M L A, Music ; 
 Miss Lavinia M Stewart, Music. 
 
 Miss Miriam Fullerton, Stewardess. 
 
 Students in several subjects required for graduation, will attend the classes 
 and lectures of the College Professors. 
 
 Baptist Ministers in New Briinswiek. 
 
 WESTERN ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Revs G vVrmstrong, A M, St John ; S Burtt, Jacksonville ; W II Beckwith, 
 Fredericton ; Joseph Cahill, Debec Junction; G M W Carey, A INI, St John; 
 H A Charlton, Knoxford : John Coombes, Cumberland Point, Q C ; Henry 
 J Coy, Woodstock; T W Crawley, A M, St Andrews; J D p:atmon, Frederic- 
 ton;* J T Eaten, St Stephen; "W M Edwards, Blissfield ; G p]stabrooks, 
 Simonds ; W P Everett, A M, St John; Henry Hains, Otuabog, Q Co; J G 
 Harvey, Cer.treville ; Ed Hickson, A M, Carleton, St John; 1) P Harris, 
 
 W D Manzer, St Marv's, Y Co ; T M Munroe, Newcastle, Mir ; T II Porter, 
 Fredericton ; P O Reese, Lpper Keswick ; W C Rideout, St David ; George 
 Rigby, Jacksontown ; T W Saunders, Prince William ; George Seely, Wood- 
 stock; H J Shaw; James Spencer, St John; W J Stewart, St George; A J 
 Stevens, A B, Fredericton; James Tozer, Ludlow ; James Trimble, Pennfield; 
 W A Troop, Newcastle, G L ; J II Tupper, Queensbury ; W E Vickery, Ledge 
 Dufferin ; S R Walls, Carleton, St John ; A J Wilcox, St John ; J W S 
 Young, Jacksontown. 
 
 Licentiates— W P Anderson, Chipman; William Annis, Howard Settle- 
 ment; J Burditt, St John; Calvin Currie, Fredericton ; T P Davies, Sussex ; 
 J Goodwin, Lockeport, N S; Edgar Hatfield, Blackville; A H Hay ward, 
 Rockland ; M P King, Chipman ; Jas S May, Portland, St John ; Wm F Par- 
 ker, St John ; G L Price, Ludlow ; D C Stillwell, Scotch Town ; F S Todd, 
 Woodstock. 
 
 Committees to Report at next Meeting of the Association— 1, Home Mis- 
 sion Committee, John March, J G Harvey, J E Hopper ; 2, Foreign Mission 
 Committee, W P Everett, Geo Seely, Edward Hickson ; 3, Education, A J 
 Stevens, B N Hughes, E W Kelley ; 4, Religious Literature, Dr T H Rand, 
 G M W Carey, G U Hay; 5, Sabbath Schools, J E Hopper, T M Munroe, 
 Charles Henderson ; 6, Temperance, Rev A J Wilcox, Geo Howard, Moses 
 Hall; 6, Special Business, J T Eaton, Thos H Hall, Jas Spencer ; 8, New 
 
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 Educational. 
 
 Branch of Cbaloner's Drag Store in Digby. 
 
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 Churches, W J Stewart, A H Hayward, Samuel Burtt ; 9, ObituarieH, George 
 Armstrong, J H Harding, J S May ; 10, On Systematic Benevolence, C F 
 Clinch, J E Masters, W P Everett. 
 
 N B Baptist Education Society — Hon A McL Seeley, President; William 
 Vaughan, Esq, Kev 1 E Bill, Vice-Presidents; H Vaughan, Esq, Treasurer; 
 Jjis A Estcy, Secretary ; Board of Directors, A F Randolph, W S Estey, C D 
 Everett, John W Spurden, John March, R H Phillips, A D Yerxa, J Trites, 
 jr, Gilbert V White, W S Bridges, John Fisher, H Baker, A W Masters, D V 
 Roberts, C F Clinch, Lewis P Fisher, T H Hall, A E Killam, Esqs, Hon Judge 
 Steadman, Hon A R McLellan, G G King, M P^^ W Gillmor, M P. 
 
 EASTERN ASSOCIATION. 
 
 George Beckwith, Havelock ; I E Bill, St Martins ; T A Blackadar, Harvev ; 
 David Crandall, Springfield ; A Chipman, Hopewell ; W T Corey, Havelock ; 
 W A Corey, Sussex ; W W Corey, Salisbury ; E C Corey, Penobsquis ; J M 
 Curry, Hillsboro; D L Carpenter, Point Midgic; W J Carpenter, New Hor- 
 ton ; J Coombes, Cumberland Point ; J E Fillmore, Turtle Creek ; John Gam- 
 mon, Moncton ; J Goldrwp, Coverdale ; George E Good, Sackville ; James 
 Herrett, Havelock ; H Harris ; E H Howe, Moncton ; E Hopper, Coverdale ; 
 J H Hughes, Havelock; S W Kierstead, Hillsdale; O Keith, Springhill; 
 E Kierstead, Collina Corner ; M Lewis ; A B McDonald, Narrows ; S C 
 Moore, Hillsboro ; Robert Mutch, Rothesay, K Co ; Solomon Smith, Maple- 
 ton ; Peter Spragg, Springfield ; J A Smith, St Martins ; G W Springer, 
 Jemseg; J C Steadman, Elgin; T Todd, Moncton; Jas Tozer; A Washburn, 
 St Martins ; C B Welton, Hillsboro ; B Flerret ; D Bleakney, Kinnear. 
 
 Licentiates — D Cleveland, 1st Harvey ; J Belyea, Wickham ; S Buckley ; 
 M Gross, 1st Hillsboro ; E Hatfield ; A E Dykeman, Jemseg ; H B Shaffher, 
 Nictaux ; A Williams, 3rd Salisbury. 
 
 Prince Edward Island. 
 
 E H Foshay, H Foshay, D G Macdonald, Charlottetown ; C C Burgess, 
 North River ; J B Woodland, Cavendish ; E B Corey, Alberton ; J A Gordon, 
 East Point ; Samuel McLeod, Uigg ; Trueman Bishop, Tryon ; F A Kidson, 
 Dundas ; Malcolm Ross, West River. 
 
 EDUCATIONAL. 
 Educational Department of the Province. 
 
 Provincial Board of Education — The Governor, the Members of the Execu- 
 tive Council, the President of the University of New Brunswick, and the 
 Chief Superintendent of Education. 
 
 Chief Superintendent of Education — Theodore H Rand, M A, D C L. 
 
 Clerk or Assistant — George Thompson. 
 
 Provincial Normal School — Principal, Wm Crockett, M A ; Faculty of In- 
 structors — H C (Jreed, M A, James Fowler, M A, M E Gregory, M Alice Clark, 
 Edward Cadwallader, B A, Aph^e Belliveau. Model Department — Eusebia 
 A Minard, Jennie Lyle, Katherine R Bartlett, R Spiers Nicolson. 
 
 Inspectors of Schools— Albert, R D Robinson; Carleton, W F Dibblee; 
 Charlotte, James Mitchell ; Gloucester, James Smith ; Kent, Thos W Wood ; 
 Kings, D P Wetmore ; Northumberland, Charles J Ramsay ; Queens, Rev 
 
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 SEEDS of all kinds, in season, at Chaloner's. 
 
 Benjamin Shaw ; Restigouche, Rev Thomas Nicholson ; Saint John, 
 
 Bunbury, Dr J H Bridges ; Westmorland, Richard Wilson, jr. ; York, E C. 
 Freeze; Madawaska, A Rainsford Balloch. 
 
 Provincial Examiners of Teachers — W Brrdone Jack, D C L, Examiner in 
 School Management, &c.; Thomaa Harrison, LL D, Examiner in Mathematics; 
 Loring W Bailey, Ph D, Examiner in History and Geography ; G E Foster, 
 Examiner in Languages, &c. 
 
 University of New Brunswick. 
 
 Visitor on behalf of Her Majesty — His Honor the Lieutenant Governor. 
 
 ^Corporation and Members of Senate — W Brydone Jack, D C L, President; 
 Hon David Wark, Hon A McL Seely, Alfred B Atherton, M D, Ezekiel Mc- 
 Leod, Hon Archibald Harrison, Hon Charles Fisher, D C L, and Frederick E 
 Barker, D C L. 
 
 Registrar and Treasurer — Edward H Wilniot, A M. 
 
 Professor of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy — William 
 Brydone Jack, D C L ; Professor of Chemistry and Natural Sciencew — Loring 
 W Bailey, Pli D; Professor of English Literature, Logic and Metaphysics — 
 Thomas Harrison, LL D; Professor of Classical Literature and History — 
 J Fletcher ; Professor of French Language and Literature — Francis 
 P Rivet; Examiners for Degrees — Rev J M Brooke, D D, Rev Chas Paisley, 
 A M, Rdv G G Roberts, A M ; Examiner in Civil Law— F E Barker, D C L. 
 
 Collegiate School, Fredericton — Head Master, George Robert Parkin, A M. 
 Second Master, ; Instructor in French — Francis P Rivet. 
 
 Madras School. 
 
 The Governor and Trustees of the Madras School in New Brunswick — The 
 Lieutenant Governor ; the Lord Bishop of tlie Diocese ; the Members of Her 
 Majesty's Council ; the Judge of the Court of Vice Admiralty ; the Speaker of 
 the House of Assembly ; the Mayor and Recorder of Saint John ; the Rector 
 and Churchwardens of Trinity Church, Saint John ; together with J V Thur- 
 gar, T W Daniel, William Scovil and G Sydney Smith ; Clerk and Treasurer, 
 H Laurance Sturdee. 
 
 Educational Institutions in connection with Roman Catholic Church — 
 See p. 109. 
 Educational Institutions in connection with Methodist Church— See p. 112. 
 
 Militia.— Active Force— District Staff. 
 
 Deputy Adjutant General commanding— Lieut-Colonel G J Maunsell, late 
 Captain 15th Foot, 1st Jan 69, L C 22d Nov 65, 
 
 Brigade Major— Lieut-Colonel James R McSliane, 1st Sep 75, L C 2l8t 
 April, 71. 
 
 District Paymaster and Store-keeper— Lieut-Colonel W T Baird, 19 Jan 69. 
 
 New Brunswick Engineers. 
 
 Captain, Henry F Perley, 10 July, 74 ; 1st Lieutenant, James Hunter, 8 
 Sep 76 ; 2nd Lieutenant, Twining Hartt. 
 
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 Militia. 
 
 Vegetable and Flower Seeds at CHALONfeR'S. 
 
 Militia District No. 8.— Cavalry. 
 
 StII UKdIMENT— APOIIAQUI. 
 
 Lieut Colonel — John Saunders, 1 c, 30 April 09. 
 
 Majors — VV^illiam J Hrittain, prov, 24 Aiigust 77 ; James Domville, prov, 
 15 Nov 78. 
 
 Captains— Thonuis 11 Pearson, 28 Feb (lO; Henry A Seovil, 28 Sept 77; 
 David J Fowler, 10 Dee 77 ; Wni Langstroth, prov, 22 April 70; Charles H 
 Foshay, prov, G April 71. 
 
 Lieutenants— II J Crawford, 3 Jan ()('); John MeKnight, 28 Feb 66; C W 
 Smith, 13 June 60; Creorge H Sharp, () April 71 ; Joshua Upham Fowler, 18 
 June 75 ; Isaac A Worden, 25 June 75. 2nd Lieutenants — C A Wannamake, 
 12 Jnne 67 ; Kichard Pennefather, 14 Feb 77 ; James Wood, prov, 8 Oct 69; 
 Andrew Campbell, prov, April, 71; A J Carmichael, 7 June, 72; R C 
 McMonagle, 4 June, 75. 
 
 Pavmaster— \V C Drurv, oapt, 30 April 09. 
 
 Adjutant— Robert W O'tty, capt, 30 April 09. 
 
 Quarter-master — Henry llallett, eapt, 10 Sept 09. 
 
 Surgeon — Levi Sharp, M D, 10 Sept 09. Assistant Surgeon — Geo Foster 
 Johnston, M D, 7 June 72; Vet. Surgeon — Chas Henry Byrne, 20 Jan 77. 
 
 Artillery— Field Batteries. 
 
 Newcofitlc N. B. Captain — Robert R Call, ni, 18 Dec 08. 1st Lieutenants 
 — James Mitchell, 18 Dee 08 ; Charles F Bourne, 25 June 75. 2nd Lieuten- 
 ant— W A Park, 21 Julv 70. Surgeon— J B Freeman, 21 Julv 70. 
 
 Wood><tock N. n. Captain— Frederick Herbert J Dibblee, 21 July 76. 1st 
 Lieut — Thomas Lvneh ; 2nd Lieutenant — C H Emerv ; Surgeon — Stephen 
 Smith, 4 Sept 74. 
 
 Garrrisoii Artillery. 
 
 Neiv Brunswick Brigade of Garrison Artillery, St John. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel — Stephen Kent Foster, 1 Dec 59. 
 
 Majors— George H Pick, 1 c, 7 Dec 71 ; Martin II Peters, 1 c, 7 Dec 71. 
 
 Captains — Thomas I'^ Gillespie, 1 c, 28 Feb 67 ; John A Kane, 7 Dec 71 ; 
 James Alfred Ring, 23 Feb 72 ; Andrew J Armstnmg, 1 Aug 73 ; Joseph 
 Ewing, 28 Sept 77 ; James Bolton, prov, 6 I"eb 09 ; F^ber S Polleys, prov, 30 
 Sept 70; John H Rose, prov, 24 March 71; Thomas W Lander, prov, 31 
 May 78. 
 
 1st Lieutenants — William Arthur King, 31 Mar 74 ; James "Wm Fraser, 
 
 12 June 74 ; Joseph Howe, 21 Dec 77 ; Mark Hall, prov, 6 Feb 69 ; William 
 Vaughan, prov, 28 May 69 ; Wm Whitlock, prov, 30 Sept 70 ; Fred H Ellis, 
 prov, 31 May 78. 
 
 2nd Lieutenants — Daniel Crummin, 3 June 68 ; Thomas D Stevenson, prov, 
 24 March 71 ; FVancis G Stoop, prov, 2 June 71 ; Joseph McCormack, prov, 
 
 13 Sept 71 ; Matthew Wallace, prov, 2 Jan 74; Robert Inch, prov, 11 August 
 76 ; George F Cole, prov, 14 June, 78 ; Wm Jas Kingston, prov, 5 July 78. 
 
 Paymaster — Stephen K Foster, jun, capt, 19 June 67. 
 Adjutant — Jacob D Underhill, 1 c, 17 July 67. 
 Quarter-master — Richard Farmer, m, 12 July 72. 
 Surgeon — John W^aterhouse Daniel, M D, 11 August 76. 
 
 S. HATWARD k 00., Wliolesale Hardware and Oarriage Stock, 
 
Splendid assortment of FLOWER SEEDS at Cbaloner's. 
 
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 — Stephen 
 
 Dec 71. 
 7 Dec 71 ; 
 3; Joseph 
 , prov, 30 
 prov, 31 
 
 m Fraser, 
 William 
 i H Elliri, 
 
 ison, prov, 
 ack, prov, 
 11 August 
 Tuly 78. 
 
 02ii<l St. .Tohii Battalion of Iiifaiitry. 
 
 Lieutenant (A)lonel — Arhnthnot Blaine, H vSept 76. 
 Major — Henry David Likely, 9 March 77. 
 
 Captains — Francis Brinley Hazen, 10 May 72; William Farren, 23 July 
 Fames Devlin, 22 July 75; Edward T Stiirdee, ') Mav 76; Frederick IF Ilart, 
 9 Jan 77 ; Wni Zobieski Farle, 9 March 77. 
 
 Lieutenants — Wm(! Mapee, 11 Aug76; Alhan Thomas, 19 Jan 77 ; (i 
 Foster, 9 March 77. 2nd Lieutenants — Kilj^our Shives, 7 Mar 78; Fdi 
 
 Simonds, prov, 17 Jan 79; Arthur C 1'' Sorell, prov, 21 I'Vh 79. 
 
 eorge 
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 )ck. 
 
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 Paymaster — Michael W Maher, m, 23 July 74. 
 
 Adjutant — Hugh Havelock McFiean, ca|)t, 19 Jan 77. 
 
 Quarter-master — John Stewart Hall, 19 Jan 77. 
 
 Surgeon— Sylvester Z Earle, M D, s, 12 April, 72. 
 
 07 th The Carlotoii IJjflit Infantry— irocxAxYrW. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel— Charles R Upton, 20 October (59. 
 
 Majors — Charles W Raymond, 1 c, 10 Sept 69; Richard Renj Ketchum, 
 1 c, 10 May 72. 
 
 Captains — D McLeod Vince, m, 10 Sept 69; Isaac F Adams, 10 Julv 71 ; 
 .John J Hoyt, 10 July 71 ; Gordon E Rover, 10 July 71 ; Charles Burpee, 10 
 July 71 ; lienry William Bourne, 12 Julv 72; Amos Dow Hartley, 15 April 
 73; Jesse W Baker, 10 April 74 ; J Slowson Carvell, 21 April 75; Charles E 
 Beckwith, 1 June, 77. 
 
 Lieutenants— John T Fletcher, 19 Oct 70 ; Robert Kirkpatrick, 10 July 71 ; 
 Tsa McNinch, 10 Julv 71 ; Charles Garden, 12 July 72; Robert Vince, 24 
 April 74; Charles A West, 1 May 74; John Roger Tompkins, 13 June 74; 
 John W Adams, 29 Dec 76 ; Alexander Maniuis, prov, 20 April 77. 2nd 
 Lieutenants— Wm Wallace Hemphill, 10 July 71 ; Charles Ferguson, 10 July 
 71; Leonard Harding, 12 Julv 72; Simon McLeod, 24 April 74; Daniel H 
 Jones, 9 July 75; Woodward W Atkinson. 18 April 78; C B Wheeler. 
 
 Paymaster — John D Ketchum, m, (lion.) 10 Sept 69. 
 
 Adjutant — John Diggins Baird, capt, 19 May 71. 
 
 Quarter-master — Hamilton Emerv, 10 Sept 69. 
 
 Surgeon— Charles Pitt Connell, "M D, 22 April 70. Assistant Surgeon- 
 Thomas Taylor Beveridge, 15 July 73. 
 
 71st York Battalion of Infantry— 7 Vtv^r/o^y/(. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel— John Lothrop Marsh, ;> Nov 71. 
 
 Major— William S Morris, 1 c, 10 Dec 69. 
 
 Captains— Jeremiah Staples, m, 28 May, 69 ; Samuel L Wilkinson, m, 10 
 Sept 69 ; Thomas L Alexander, m, 27 Sept 69 ; Jesse Christy, 10 May 72 ; 
 Henry A Cropley, 12 June 74. ,, x i -, ,it 
 
 Lieutenants— George A Hoyt, 12 Nov 69 ; Wm A Barker, 11 July i 1 ; Wm 
 T Howe 13 Sept 71 ; Christopher Johnston, 12 June 74. 2nd Lieutenants- 
 Andrew Waugh, 23 April 73; Jared Boone, 31 Mar 75; Thomas G Loggie, 
 25 Feb 76 ; Francis Bird, prov, 12 Nov 69 ; Joseph W Alexander, prov, 12 
 
 July 72. 
 Paymaster — John W Smith, 10 Dec 69. 
 Adjutant— Adolphus G Beckwith, m, 10 Dec 69. 
 
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 Quart*»r-mftHtcr — Andrew Lip»ett, 25 Feb 76. 
 
 Surgeon — Thomas Oregory, 22 April 70. Assistant Surgeon — Theodore 
 Brown, 22 April 70. 
 
 73rd Northumberland N. B. Battalion of Infantry. 
 
 Chnlhavi, Miramichi. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel — . Major — Samuel U McCully. 
 
 Captains — Plugh Cameron, 4 Aug 71 ; William Fenton, 1 Aug 73; William 
 Hutchinson, 26 Sept 73; William McNanghton, 12 April 77 ; Alexander Mc- 
 Knight, 6 Sept 78. 
 
 Lieutenants — Peter Loggie, 1 Aug 73 ; James Potts, 26 Sept 73; Thomas 
 George McKay, prov, 22 May 74; James t'hapman, prov, 31 Dec 74. 2n<l 
 Lieutenants — Robert McNaughton, prov, 6 Feb 69; Alex J Loggie, prov, I 
 Aug 73 ; Adams McLellan, prov, 26 Sept 73 ; James Cameron, prov, 23 May 
 74 ; William McKnight, prov, 6 Sept 78. 
 
 Paymaster — Lemuel J Tweedie, 6 Sept 72. 
 
 Adjutant — Alexander Stodhardt, 2 June 76. 
 
 Quarter-master — James Gray, It, 14 April, 70. 
 
 Surgeon — William Pallen Bishop, M D, 14 April, 70. 
 
 74tli Battalion of Infantry- -Sussex. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel — Edwin R Reer, 17 Oct 70. 
 
 Major — David P Wetmore, 9 Dec 70. 
 
 Captains— Edwin Arnold, 10 Sept 69; Wm T rper, 10 Sept 69; Wm C 
 Murray, 10 March 70; John M Baird, 6 Sept Tgnieg Wheaton McFee, 
 
 2 August 78 ; Howard D Wetmore, prov, 2 June / o. 
 
 Lieutenants — George H Cougle, 10 Sept, 69; David Simpson, 12 July, 72; 
 John Alonzo Bowes, 6 Sept, 72; Bedford Harper, 6 Sept, 72; Edward H. 
 Merritt, prov, 2 Jtme, 76. 2d Lieutenants— Geo Nelson Ilayward, prov, 6 
 Sept, 72; John M Kinnear, prov, 17 May, 78. 
 
 Paymaster — Samuel Gosline, 8 Oct, 75. 
 
 Adjutant — Oliver Roswell Arnold, Capt. 9 Dec 70. 
 
 Quarter Master — Daniel R Armstrong, 8 Oct, 75. 
 
 Surgeon — Edward A Vail, M D, 9 Dec, 70. Assistant Surgeon — John H 
 Ryan, M D, 8 Oct, 75. 
 
 Independent Companies. 
 
 Deer Island Infantry Company. 
 
 Captain, Archibald Lloyd, 11 July, 71 ; Lieutenant, Samuel C Fountain, 
 20 June, 66 ; 2d Lieutenant, John A Heney, prov, 9 June, 70. 
 
 St. Stephen Infantry Company. 
 Captain, John Stewart, 10 July, 71 ; Lieutenant, Wm McMullin. 
 
 Dalhousie Infantry Company. 
 Captain, John Rarberie, prov, 12 July, 72 ; Lieutenant, William Cullen, 
 prov, 12 July, 72; 2d Lieutenant, John Robert Miller, prov, 12 July, 72. 
 
 St. George Infantry Company. 
 Captain, Charles McGee, m, 19 June, 74 ; Lieutenant, W S Clinch, prov, 
 19 June, 74 ; 2d Lieutenant, Jesse Millikin, prov, 1 1 June, 75. 
 
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 ROLL OF BARRISTERS AND ATTORNEYS. 
 
 Those whose namoa are marked than * arc either nut refilling ur not practining in Province, 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 JameH Shannon MorHc, * 
 
 Hon E Baron Chandler, Q C, 
 
 Charles P Wetmore, 
 
 William Carman, 
 
 Timothy Robert Wetmoie, B CL 
 
 Samuel H Whitlock, 
 
 Richard Carman, 
 
 Charles A Harding, 
 
 William Jack, Q C, 
 
 George F H Minchin, 
 
 George Dixon Street, Q C 
 
 Samuel Gay Morse 
 
 Robert Barry Dickie, * 
 
 Hon Wm Hunter Odd!, A B, * 
 
 Stephen H Hitchings 
 
 Christopher Milner 
 
 David Shanks Kerr, Q C, 
 
 David Lewis Dibblee, A I*, 
 
 James W Peters, * 
 
 George Botsford, 
 
 William Botsford Chandler, * 
 
 Martin Bent Palmer, 
 
 Francis A H Stratton, 
 
 James Stanley Morse, 
 
 Theophilus Desbrisay; 
 
 Wm R M Burtis, 
 
 James A Harding, * 
 
 Allan A Davidson, Q C, 
 
 J P Wetmore, 
 
 Thomas T Wyer, ^■ 
 
 James J Kaye, Q C, 
 
 Edward H Wilmot, A M, 
 
 George Connell, 
 
 Lewis P Fisher, Q C, 
 
 William M Howe, * 
 
 Charles Doherty, 
 
 Humphrey T Gilbert, 
 
 Thomas C Chapman, * 
 
 Wm James Gilbert, 
 
 George Otty, 
 
 Hon Sir Albert J Smith, Q C, 
 
 Admitted 
 Attorneys. 
 
 Admitted 
 Barristers. 
 
 RoHidence. 
 
 
 19 Feb 
 11 Oct'r 
 11 Julv 
 15 Oct'r 
 
 15 Julv 
 18 July 
 
 16 0ctV 
 
 11 Feb 
 13 Oct 
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 12 Oct 
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 17 Oct 
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 6 Feb 
 
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 17 June 
 10 Feb 
 
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 12 Oct 
 
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 '21 14 Oct 
 '23 14 July 
 '25 5 Feb 
 '28ilG Julv 
 '29i do 
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 '32 11 Feb 
 9 Feb 
 16 Oct 
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 9 Feb 
 
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 do! 12 Oct 
 doj do 
 do'll Oct 
 '3t)lll Feb 
 '37 9 Fob 
 
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 3 Feb 
 6 Feb 
 
 14 Oct 
 
 4 Feb 
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 14 Oct 
 13 Oct 
 
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 19 Feb 
 13 Oct 
 
 12 Oct 
 17 June 
 
 13 Oct 
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 6 Feb 
 
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 16 Oct 
 
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 4 Feb 
 
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 '37 
 
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 •39 
 
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 181 4' Nova Scotia 
 '23 Dorchester 
 '25|Fredericton 
 '28 Fredericton 
 
 '30 
 '31 
 '32 
 
 Gagetown 
 St Andrews 
 Chatham 
 '34|Gagetown 
 '35 St John 
 '34! Fredericton 
 '35 St Andrews 
 '37|Hopewell 
 '35 Nova Scotia 
 '38, Fredericton 
 '37iSt Stephen 
 do. Dorchester 
 do St John 
 '37jWo(»<lstock 
 do St John 
 do Fredericton 
 '42 Arichat 
 '40| Hopewell 
 Fredericton 
 Restigouche 
 do^Bathurst 
 do St John 
 do' St John 
 '42| Newcastle 
 doj Fredericton 
 do St Andrews 
 '43: St John 
 '42 Fredericton 
 '43 Woodstock 
 
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 '41 
 
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 '42 
 '43 
 '45 
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 '45|Shediac 
 do Hampton 
 '47' Dorchester 
 
 do 
 P E Island 
 St John 
 
 do 
 Dorchester 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 ROLL OF BARRISTERS AND ATTORNEYS— Cont'd. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 James Odoll, A B, '^ 
 
 Tliomas W Bliss, 
 
 James A James, 
 
 Douglas B Stevens, "^ 
 
 Samuel B Davidson, * 
 
 John Henry Phair, 
 
 (ieorgc Hare, "■ 
 
 Sanuiel Robert Thompson, (^ C, 
 
 Albert TDMeElmon,* 
 
 George Blateh, 
 
 James R Curry, 
 
 Wm Henry Hatlieway, * 
 
 Ward ('hipman Drury, A B, * 
 
 Samuel Tliompson, 
 
 Oeorge J Bliss, 
 
 Frederick Coster, * 
 
 William II Buckerfield, "^ 
 
 George Skeffington Grimmer, Q 
 
 Henry W Frith 
 
 Hon Peter Mitchell, * 
 
 William Wilkinson, Q C, 
 
 George G Gilbert, A B, 
 
 Edward Jack, * 
 
 B Lester Peters, (} C, 
 
 Daniel Ferguson, * 
 
 Edward B Chandler, jun, 
 
 John C Winslow, 
 
 W W Street, A B, 
 
 R Hutchinson, 
 
 Hon John J Eraser, Q C, 
 
 Benjamin G Gray, A B, * 
 
 Lewis J Alnion, 
 
 I) Gustavus Maclaughlan 
 
 Charles W Weldon, A M, Q C, 
 
 Alexander Ballentine, 
 
 Hurd Peters, A B, * 
 
 William P Dole, A B, * 
 
 James J Kerr, * 
 
 John Lothrop Marsh, jun, A B, 
 
 William Henry Tuck, Q C, 
 
 Charles J Savre, 
 
 George Frederick Hill, * 
 
 Hon Wm Wedderburn, Q C, 
 
 c; 
 
 Admitted 
 Attorneys. 
 
 Admitted 
 Barristers. 
 
 fi Feb 
 
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 7 Fel) 
 1() Get 
 
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 5 Feb 
 
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 11 .June 
 IT) Oct 
 
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 Ifl Oct 
 4 Feb 
 10 June 
 
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 14 Oct 
 
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 12 Oct 
 7 Feb 
 
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 13 Oct 
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 ■ do 
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 12 June 
 
 12 Oct 
 7 Feb 
 
 10 June 
 
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 10 Oct 
 10 April 
 10 Oct 
 
 13 Feb 
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 '4.") ."> Feb 
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 do H Feb 
 'b") 14 Oct 
 do do 
 do <io 
 '4(1 .'] Feb 
 <lo; do 
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 do|l3 Oct 
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 '47jl0 Feb 
 '47;lo June 
 
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 do'loOot 
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 '4S 13 Oct 
 'oO 7 Feb 
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 'oO 12 Oct 
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 do 27 Oct 
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 'ol 10 June 
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 '52 do 
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 '03 13 Oct 
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 '54 10 June 
 
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 '5610 June 
 
 Residence. 
 
 '40:X(>va Scotia 
 '4S Hichlbucto 
 '47; do 
 dO| United States 
 dol'alifornia 
 do'Fredericton 
 '48jNew Bruns'k 
 dojSt John 
 dOjBr'thColum'ii 
 «IO|St John 
 '48|Gagetown 
 <lo St John 
 "47 1 do 
 '48 'Newcastle 
 '49 Fredericton 
 doJAustralia 
 
 j Westmorland 
 '49jSt Stephen 
 St John 
 Montreal 
 Chatham 
 St John 
 Charlotte 
 St John 
 (Jhatham 
 Moncton 
 Woodstock 
 Fredericton 
 Richibucto 
 Fredericton 
 Halifax, N S 
 St John 
 Bathurst 
 St John 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Amherst 
 Fredericton 
 St John 
 Richibucto 
 St Stephen 
 St John 
 
 do 
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 '48 
 '50 
 '53 
 '52 
 '51 
 '58 
 '51 
 '52 
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 '51 
 '51 
 '53 
 '52 
 
 OO 
 
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 '54 
 '55 
 '56 
 
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 ROLL OF BARRISTERS AND ATTORNETS.-Cont'd. 
 
 sidence. 
 
 a Scotia 
 
 ilbucto 
 
 do 
 
 ted States 
 
 fornia 
 
 Jericton 
 
 •i Bruns'k 
 
 ohn 
 
 liColum'a 
 
 ohn 
 
 jetown 
 
 rohn 
 
 
 
 vcastlc 
 
 dericton 
 
 itralia 
 
 stmorland 
 
 itephen 
 
 rohn 
 
 ntreal 
 
 Ltham 
 
 tohn 
 rlotte 
 ohn 
 thani 
 icton 
 odstock 
 
 ericton 
 
 ibucto 
 dericton 
 
 ifax, N S 
 
 ohn 
 
 lurst 
 
 ohn 
 o 
 
 
 
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 herst 
 
 dericton 
 
 ohn 
 
 hibucto 
 
 Itephen 
 
 ohn 
 
 ock, 
 
 Joseph B Peck, 
 
 Alfred Wm Savary, A B, * 
 
 J R Macshane, 
 
 Charles E Knapp, 
 
 CN Skinner, Q C, 
 
 (IS Smith, A B, 
 
 Daniel L Hanington, 
 
 Hon Benjamin K Stevenson, A B, 
 
 Henry Bartlett Bainsford 
 
 John Augustus Wright, A B, 
 
 Thomas (Irav Merritt, 
 
 Fred E Barker, T) C L, Q C, 
 
 F P Jioljinson 
 
 Charles A Peck, 
 
 Wi)iiam M Jarvis, 
 
 Joseph C Barbarie, 
 
 Charles H B Fisher 
 
 John G Clifford * 
 
 A K '-in Bedell, A B, 
 
 Thomiu A Welling, 
 
 Edward L Wetmore, A B, 
 
 William M Connell, LL B, ^ 
 
 George F (iregory, 
 
 Thomas Kelly, * 
 
 William C Perley, 
 
 Charles A Holstead, 
 
 Hon George E King, A B, Q C, 
 
 T B Robinson, A B, 
 
 C H Ciiandler, 
 
 Caleb Richardson, 
 
 Pat E SAvecnev, • 
 
 F E Morton, " 
 
 Lewis A Mills, 
 
 W^m L T Seely, 
 
 James F McManus, 
 
 Alfred Henry DeMill, A M, 
 
 Henry Lawrancc Slurdeo, A M, 
 
 Sihus Alward, A .M, 
 
 Peter lillar, * 
 
 Robert Brookr- Peters, * 
 
 Edward Bj^^ron \Vinslow, 
 
 Robert Caie, 
 
 Thos Lewis Harrison, A B, 
 
 Admitted 
 Attornies. 
 
 Admitted 
 liarristers. 
 
 Residence. 
 
 13 Oct 
 
 LS5() 
 
 10 Oct 
 
 1858 Dorchester 
 
 do 
 
 '57 do 
 
 do l)igbv 
 
 13 Oct 
 
 '57 do 
 
 do St Jolin 
 
 13 Feb 
 
 '58 10 Feb 
 
 '(il Dorcliester 
 
 13 June 
 
 '5<S 10 .lunc 
 
 '60 St John 
 
 13 Oct 
 
 do 13 Oct 
 
 '59 do 
 
 14 Jinie 
 
 '59,13 .June 
 
 '(il Dorchester 
 
 do 
 
 do' do 
 
 '60 St Andrews 
 
 14 April 
 
 'GO do 
 
 '62 Fredericton 
 
 13 April 
 
 do tlo 
 
 '61 St John 
 
 14 Jime 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 
 . ' do 
 
 do 
 
 13 June 
 
 '61 ' do 
 
 14 Oct 
 
 do in Oct 
 
 '()2 do 
 
 14 April 
 
 '61 12. June 
 
 '63 Hopewell 
 
 do 
 
 do It) Ai)ril 
 
 do St Jolin 
 
 14 Oct 
 
 do It) Oct 
 
 do Dalliousie 
 
 d(j 
 
 do d< 
 
 '()5 Fredericton 
 
 do 
 
 '(12 14 (>ct 
 
 '64 Fnitcd States 
 
 9 Fel) 
 
 '(;3 () Feb 
 
 do Fredericton 
 
 16 April 
 
 do 
 
 Sbcdiac 
 
 12 June 
 
 do 17 June 
 
 '(54 Fredericton 
 
 do 
 
 do 1() June 
 
 '()5 Woodstock 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do Fredericton 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do P E Island 
 
 do 
 
 do ilo 
 
 do St John 
 
 12 June 
 
 l,S(i3 12 June 
 
 1865Moncton 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do St John 
 
 do 
 
 do' 16 June 
 
 '(54 do 
 
 10 Oct 
 
 '(13 i;? Oct 
 
 '65 do 
 
 do 
 
 do (io 
 
 do Kicli ibucto 
 
 do 
 
 do 
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 Aroostook 
 
 do 
 
 i;; ( )ct 
 
 '65 Sussex 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 
 do Sbediac 
 
 li Fel) 
 
 '()4 «t Feb 
 
 '(i6St John 
 
 do 
 
 do (io 
 
 do Bathurst 
 
 n Feb 
 
 (lull Fob 
 
 '(;5 St John 
 
 15 Oct 
 
 do It) June 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 do \:\ Oct 
 
 do' do 
 
 15 Oct 
 
 do Apri 
 
 '67 Ottawa 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 d.j 
 
 
 Australia 
 
 17 Juno 
 
 8 Feb 
 
 do Fredericton 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 8 Julv 
 
 doJRichibucto 
 
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 do 
 
 
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 Prescriptions carefully preq|ired by GHALONER. 
 
 ROLL OF BARRISTERS AlO) ATTORNETS.- 
 
 Cont'd. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Admitted 
 Attorneys. 
 
 Barristers 
 Admitted. 
 
 Residence. 
 
 Andrew George Blair, 
 
 13 April 18(54 
 
 'Vd'Ii 
 
 1807 
 
 Fredericton 
 
 Alfred F Street, * 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 ,1 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 George McSorley, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 .'.= 
 
 do 
 
 St George 
 
 James (Jordon Forbes, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 uo 
 
 dojillinois 
 
 Henry Charles McMonagle, 
 
 10 Juno 
 
 '(17 
 
 June 
 
 do St John 
 
 Arthur Clarence Fairweather 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Frederick W Stockton, 
 
 13 Oct 
 do 
 
 '65 
 do 
 
 
 "'07 
 
 Sussex, K (.' 
 
 Walten J Kilner, ^^ 
 
 Oct " 
 
 Ontario 
 
 W Herbert Sinnott, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 12 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 St John 
 
 Kobert J Ritchie, 
 
 14 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 10 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Robert Mathew, A M, * 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 15 Oct 
 
 '60 
 
 New York 
 
 Allan Alfred Peck, 
 
 IG April 
 15 June 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 Hopewell 
 Woodstock 
 
 Randolph Ketchuni Jones, 
 
 '06 
 
 11 Oct'" 
 
 "'67 
 
 Isaac Allen Jack, A B, 
 
 12 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 12 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 St John 
 
 James Hannay, 
 
 15 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 11 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 John P Hudson, 
 
 do 
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 do 
 do 
 
 
 " do 
 
 New Y^rk 
 
 X Herbert Vail, 
 
 12 Oct'" 
 
 St John 
 
 Daniel Jordan, jun, 
 
 15 Feb 
 
 '07 
 
 10 Feb 
 
 '68 
 
 do 
 
 Josiah Wood, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 dc 
 
 Jorchester 
 
 Alfred C Oulton, 
 
 15 June 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 
 "'68 
 
 do 
 
 7 
 
 Augustus H Ilanington, 
 
 11 June 
 
 St John 
 
 Hon J Herbert Crawford, 
 
 17 June 
 
 do 
 
 18 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Gilbert R Pugsley, LL B, 
 
 15 June 
 
 do 
 
 11 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Jeremial Travis, LL B, 
 
 do 
 
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 11 do 
 
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 Alfred A Stockton, A M, 
 
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 11 do 
 
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 do 
 
 Hon Michael Adams, 
 
 14 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 14 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 Newcastle 
 
 Charles W Beckwith, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Fredericton 
 
 Ezekiel McLeod, LL B, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 10 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 St John 
 
 R Chii)nian Skinner, 
 
 10 Feb 
 
 '08 
 
 10 June 
 
 '09 
 
 do 
 
 Thomas Milledge, 4 M, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 9 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 George Fred Fisher, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 9 do 
 
 do 
 
 Fredericton 
 
 Alexander AV Baird, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 9 do 
 
 do 
 
 St John 
 
 G H Steadman, 
 
 11 Feb 
 21 April 
 
 '09 
 do 
 
 
 "'70 
 
 Moncton 
 
 W C Milner, 
 
 15 June 
 
 Sack vi lie 
 
 Daniel C Courser, LL B, 
 
 19 June 
 
 do 
 
 11 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 F'redericton 
 
 Joshua Chandler, 
 
 11 Oct 
 
 '68 
 
 2 Feb 
 
 do 
 
 Dorchester 
 
 S B Appleby, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 14 Oct 
 
 '69 
 
 Woodstock 
 
 Charles H Lugrin, A B, 
 
 19 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 11 Oct 
 
 '70 
 
 Fredericton 
 
 William B McSweeny, * 
 
 21 April 
 
 '69 
 
 12 April 
 
 '70 
 
 Halifax 
 
 Leigh R Harrison, A B, 
 
 21 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 11 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 St John 
 
 C A Stockton, LL B, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 J D Phinney, A B, 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Richibucto 
 
 J R Armstrong, 
 
 21 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 St John 
 
 John Kerr, 
 
 do 
 
 '68 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
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 ft'^idence. 
 
 sdericton 
 io 
 
 Greorge 
 nois 
 John 
 lo 
 
 3sex, K ( ' 
 tario 
 John 
 lo 
 
 !W York 
 )pewell 
 oodstock 
 John 
 do 
 
 ;w Y^rk 
 John 
 do 
 
 )rchester 
 1 do 
 John 
 do 
 do 
 :lo 
 lo 
 
 swcastle 
 edericton 
 John 
 
 io 
 
 io 
 
 edertcton 
 
 John 
 
 mcton 
 
 jkville 
 
 sderictou 
 
 rchester 
 
 )odstock 
 
 jdericton 
 
 lifax 
 
 lohn 
 
 lo 
 
 jhibucto 
 
 John 
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 ROLL OF BARRISTERS AND ATTORNETS.-Cont'd. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 George li Mullin, LL B, * 
 A Slason Thompson, * 
 Samuel J Baker, 
 Albert Joseph Hickman 
 Edw K Gregory, LL B, 
 Montesquieu McDonald, 
 Thomas W Peters, jun, LL B, 
 James Mitchell, A M, 
 James G Stevens, jun, A B, 
 Pierre A Landry, 
 John Willett, 
 Lemuel J Tweedie, 
 Henry Hilyard, LL B, * 
 Robert O Stockton, LL B, 
 Edward T C Knowles 
 Melbourne McMonagle, 
 Barry R Plant, 
 A Rainsford Ballocii, 
 Robert A Bordon, A B, 
 George W Burbridge, A M, 
 Wm Pugsley, A B, 
 Charles Abner Macdonald, 
 Wm B Wallace, 
 Allan Otty Earle, 
 Philip Palmer, 
 Caleb T Fox, 
 Leander A White, LL B, 
 J Arthur Fairweather, LL B, 
 Wm H Dickson, * 
 James Alfred Vanwart, A M, 
 Wesley Vanwart, A M, 
 George F Baird, 
 George A Henderson, 
 Thomas Medley Wetmore, 
 George Bliss Seely, 
 Allison B Connell, LL B, 
 Henry Turner, •> 
 
 George E Fairweather, 
 James A Belyea, 
 James L Kerr, 
 George B Fraser, 
 T Carleton Allen, LL B, 
 R Barry Smith, 
 
 Admitted 
 Attornies. 
 
 Admitted 
 Barristers. 
 
 Residence. 
 
 21 Oct 
 9 Feb 
 9 Feb 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 22 June 
 22 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 18 Feb 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
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 22 June 
 22 June 
 
 do 
 26 Oct 
 20 June 
 25 Oct 
 
 20 Feb 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 21 June 
 INov 
 
 do 
 13 Feb 
 
 do 
 
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 20 April 
 
 do 
 20 June 
 
 do 
 
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 22 Oct 
 do 
 
 1868 11 Oct 
 '701 8 Feb 
 
 do 13 April 
 do 15 June 
 dol 8 Feb 
 do|l5 June 
 do! 12 Oct 
 do! do 
 doi do 
 do! do 
 do! do 
 doj do 
 7 1! 20 Feb 
 do; 9 April 
 do; 20 Feb 
 dol do 
 do! do 
 do do 
 do 27 June 
 do| do 
 do do 
 do' 24 Oct 
 '72^28 June 
 do; 27 Oct 
 73127 June 
 do! do 
 doj do 
 dol do 
 dol21 June 
 doi 1 Nov 
 do I do 
 74113 Feb 
 
 1870; Boston 
 74' San Francisco 
 71|Tobique 
 71 j Dorchester 
 
 do St John 
 
 do' do 
 
 do do 
 
 do' St Stephen 
 
 do do 
 
 do Dorchester 
 
 do St John 
 
 do Newcastle 
 
 do St John 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 20 April 
 
 do 
 20 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 22 Oct 
 
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 72 
 
 do 
 
 do do 
 do'St Stephen 
 doiMadawaska 
 doj do 
 dojMoncton 
 do! St John 
 do do 
 do, Dorchester 
 73 St John 
 
 do 
 74 
 do 
 do 
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 75 
 do 
 do 
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 do 
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 do 
 
 do 
 Gagetown 
 St John 
 California 
 Nevada 
 Fredoricton 
 
 do 
 St John 
 
 do 
 Gagetown 
 Fredericton 
 Woodstock 
 St John 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 Chatham 
 Fredericton 
 Moncton 
 
 bm, 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
124 
 
 Barristers and Attorneys. 
 
 Chaloner's Chemical STE OINTHENT. 
 
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 ROLL OF BARRISTERS AMD ATTORNETS.-Cont'd. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 J Howe Dickson, 
 Fred II McKiel, 
 Jas K McMonagle, LL B, 
 Hugh II McLean, 
 Henry A Forster, 
 Kichard F Quigley, 
 Miles B Dixon, 
 "William A Park, 
 E Perley Williston, A B, 
 M S Benson, 
 John A Black, 
 Hnniphrev (xilbert, 
 Til McMillan, A B, 
 C W Trcadwell, A B, 
 William A Russell, 
 John H C'other, 
 Harvey Atkinson, 
 G Herbert Lee, A B, 
 GOD Otty, 
 W Watson Allen, 
 Andrew H Johnson, 
 G (' Coster, A B, 
 Amon A Wilson, 
 Charles H Masters, A M, 
 John D Williams, 
 Chipman A Steeves, 
 Charles A Palmer, 
 Joseph A Harris, 
 William Wilson, 
 W B Chandler, LL B, 
 R A Lawlor, 
 W W Wells. 
 E II McAlpine, 
 J Herbert 5lorison, 
 Charles O'Donnell, 
 A £ McLeod, 
 RP McGivern, jr, 
 R McLeod, 
 Edward G Kay, 
 Daniel B Gallagher, 
 Adam A Rankin, 
 John McAllister, 
 F J Duffy, 
 George K Thomas, 
 
 Admitted 
 Attornies. 
 
 22 Oct 
 do 
 do 
 
 13 Feb 
 
 do 
 13 Feb 
 
 23 April 
 do 
 
 June 
 June 
 22 Oct 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 2 Feb 
 
 11 Feb 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 21 April 
 do 
 do 
 
 12 Oct 
 21 Oct 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Ffeb 
 May 
 do 
 do 
 June 
 do 
 do 
 Oct 
 April 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 vVdmitted 
 Barristers. 
 
 1874 22 Oct 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 7o 13 Feb 
 
 do| 
 
 do 13 Feb 
 do' 23 April 
 " do 
 19 June 
 14 Oct 
 24 Oct 
 do 
 8 Feb 
 do 
 24 Oct 
 8 Feb 
 
 12 Feb 
 
 13 Feb 
 12 Feb 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 21 April 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 12 Oct 
 21 Oct 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 21 Oct 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 '7(5 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
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 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 '77 
 do 
 '78 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 '79 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 21 Feb 
 
 21 May 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 June 
 do 
 do 
 j:)ct 
 April 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Residence. 
 
 1875 Dorchester 
 do St John 
 do Sussex 
 
 '70 St John 
 IShediac 
 
 '76|St John 
 
 do! do 
 
 do Newcastle 
 
 do; do 
 
 do j Chatham 
 
 doiFredericton 
 
 do'Moncton 
 
 '77|St John 
 do do 
 
 '76'Shediae 
 
 '77|St John 
 do'Moncton 
 do St John 
 do do 
 do! do 
 dolChatham 
 do St John 
 do do 
 do do 
 do do 
 
 do St John 
 
 do do 
 
 do Fredericton 
 Woodstock 
 '78 Newcastle 
 
 do Dorchester 
 '79 St Jolui 
 
 do do 
 
 '78 Woodstock 
 
 do Sussex 
 
 do St John 
 
 do 
 '79 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 Woodstock 
 St John 
 Campbellton 
 St John 
 Moncton 
 
 Carriage Makers' Supplies of all kinds at S. HAYWARD & GO'S, 
 
Masonic. 
 
 125 
 
 Glassware for Chemists at CHALONER'S. 
 
 residence, 
 
 rchester 
 
 John 
 
 ssex 
 
 John 
 
 ediac 
 
 John 
 
 lo 
 
 iwcastle 
 
 do 
 atham 
 ederictoii 
 Dncton 
 John 
 do 
 
 ediac 
 John 
 oncton 
 John 
 do 
 do 
 
 athani 
 John 
 [lo 
 lo 
 io 
 
 John 
 
 io 
 
 edericton 
 
 oodstock 
 
 wcastle 
 
 rchester 
 
 John 
 
 lo 
 
 jodstock 
 
 isex 
 
 John 
 
 lo 
 
 io 
 
 )od8tock 
 
 Fohn 
 
 npbellton 
 
 Fohn 
 ncton 
 
 c6^, 
 
 Commissioners of Deeds, &e. 
 
 For Nova Scotia— Alfred 11 De^iill, Esquire, Barrister, St.lolin ; X ITcrljcrt 
 Vail, Esq, Barrister, St John ; George \V Burbidge. Escj, Barrister, 8t John. 
 
 For Massachusetts— John Kerr, Esquire, Barrister, St John; R FQuigley, 
 Esquire, Barrister, St John. 
 
 MASONIC. 
 
 The Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and 
 
 Accepted Masons. 
 
 Albion Lodge, No 1 — Meets first Friday in each mouth at the Masonic liall, 
 St John. 
 
 St John's Lodge, No 2 — Meets first Tuesdav iu each month at the Masonic 
 Hall, St John. 
 
 Hibernia Lodge, No 3 — Meets second Tuesday in each mouth at the Masonic 
 Hall, Bt John. 
 
 Sussex Lodge, No 4 — Meets Thursday on or after eacii full moon at Dor- 
 chester. 
 
 St Mark's Lodge, No 5 — Meets first Thursday in each mouth at St Andrews. 
 
 Hiram Ldoge, No — Meets first Thursday in each montii at Fredericton. 
 
 Sussex Lodge, No 7 — Meets first Wednesday in each mouth at St Stephen. 
 
 Carleton Union Lodge, No 8 — Meets first Thursday in each month at the 
 Masonic Hall, Carleton. 
 
 Midian Lodge, No 9 — Meets second Tuesday iu each month at Clifton, 
 King's County. 
 
 Union Lodge of Portland, No 10 — Meets third Thursday in each mouth at 
 Masonic Hall, St John. 
 
 Woodstock Lodge, No 11 — Meets 1st Wednesday in each month at Woodstodu 
 
 St George Lodge No 12 — Meets first Tuesday in each month at St George, 
 Charlotte County. 
 
 Corinthian Lodge, No 13 — Meets second Wednesday in each month at 
 Hampton Station. 
 
 Alley Lodge, No 14 — Meets first Thursday in each mouth at Upper Mills, 
 St Stephen. 
 
 Howard Lodge, No 15— Meets first Tuesday in each month at Hillsborougk. 
 
 Lodge St Andrews, No Iti — Meets Monday on or after each full moon st 
 Richibucto. 
 
 Northumberland Lodge, No 17— Meets second Tuesday in each montii at 
 Newcastle. 
 
 Miramichi Lodge, No 18 — Meets third Tuesday in eacn month at Chatham. 
 
 Leinster Lodge, No 19 — Meets second Friday in each month at the Masonic 
 Hall, St John. 
 
 Salisbury Lodge, No 20— Meets first Tuesday in each month at Salisbury, 
 
 Zion Lodge, No. 21— Meets first Wednesday in each month at Sussex, 
 King's County. 
 
 New Brunswick Lodge, No 22— Meets second Thursday in each month at 
 the Masonic Hall, St John. 
 
 Keith Lodge, No 23— Meets first Wednes^day in each month at Moncton. 
 
 Zetland Lodge, No 24— Meets third Wednesday in each month at Shediic 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. Jolm, N. B. 
 
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 Masonic. 
 
 J. Chaloner presents thanks to his Patrons. 
 
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 Rebtigoache Lodge, No. 25 — Meets Tuesday on or after each full moon at 
 Dalhousie. 
 
 Victoria Lodge, No 26 — Meets second Tlifirsdaj in each month at Milltown. 
 
 St John Lodge, No 27 — Meets Thursday on or after each full moon at 
 Bathurst. 
 
 Lebanon Lodge, No 28 — Meets second Monday in eacli month at Sackvillo. 
 
 8t Martins Lodge, No oO — Meets first Wetinesday in each month at Saint 
 Martins. 
 
 Benjamin Lodge, No 31 — Meets at Andover, Victoria County, first Tuesday 
 in each month. 
 
 Cam})bellton Lodge, No 32 — Meets at Cami)bellton, Kestigouche County, 
 second Thursday in each month. 
 
 Alexandria Lodge, No 33 — Meets at St Mary's, York County, first Tuesday 
 in each month. 
 
 Albert Lodge, No 34 — Meets at Hopewell Corner, Albert County, third 
 Tiiesday in each month. 
 
 Carleton Royal Arch Chai)ter, No 47, Registry of Scotland — Meets third 
 Wednesday in each month at the Masonic Hall, St John. 
 
 Fredericton Royal Arch Chapter, No 77, Registry of Scotland — Meets at 
 Fredericton, third Wednesday in each month. 
 
 Union Royal Arch Chapter, No 84, Registry of Scotland — Meets fourth 
 Tuesday in each month at Freemason's Hall, Carleton. 
 
 New Brunswick Royal Arch Chapter, No 10, Registry oT Canada — Meets 
 first Thursday in each month at the Masonic Hall, St John. 
 
 Botsford Royal Arch Chapter, E R — Meets at Moncton. 
 
 Mount Lebanon Royal Arch Chapter — Meets on the third Wednesday in 
 each month at Chatham. 
 
 St Stephen Royal Arch Chapter — Meets on the second Wednesday in each 
 month at St Stephen. 
 
 Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters — D R Munro, M P G M— 
 Annual Comnmnication at St John in August. 
 
 Carleton Council of Royal and Select Masters — Meets monthly in Carleton. 
 
 Encampment of St John, No 48 — Religious and Military Order of the 
 Temple, Registry of the Chapter General of Scotland — Meets second Wednes- 
 day in each month at the Masonic Hall, St John. 
 
 The Union de Molay Encampment and Priory, Registry of Grand Conclave 
 of England and Wales, and the Colonial Dependencies of the British Crown. 
 — Regular Convocations held at Masonic Hall, Saint John, on the fourth 
 Thursday in each month. 
 
 McLeod Moore Conclave, No 13, of the Imperial, Ecclesiastical, and Mili- 
 tary Order of Knights of the Red Cross of Rome and Constantine — Meets at 
 the Masonic Hall, St John, on the fourth Thursday in each month. 
 
 Provincial Grand Lodge of the Royal Order of Scd|and — Meets first Wed- 
 nesday in February, May, August and November, at ^lasonic Hall, St John. 
 
 Harington Chapter of Sovereign Princes of Rose Croix, H R D M 18° ; on 
 the Registry of the Supreme Council for Canada — Meets at Masonic Hall, St 
 John, fourth Friday in February, May, August and November. 
 
 New Brunswick Sovereign Consistory, P R S, on the Registry of the Su- 
 preme Council of Canada of the 32° — Meets at the City of St John quarterly, 
 in April, July, October and January. 
 
 S. HATWARD & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
Temperance. 
 
 127 
 
 II moon at 
 
 Milltown. 
 I moon at 
 
 Sack vi lie. 
 Ii at Saint 
 
 <t Tuesday 
 
 e County, 
 
 t Tuesday 
 
 nty, third 
 
 eets third 
 
 —Meets at 
 
 3ets fourth 
 
 da — Meets 
 
 Inesday in 
 
 ly in eacli 
 
 PGM- 
 
 Carleton. 
 ler of the 
 
 1 Wednes- 
 
 Conclave 
 sh Crown, 
 he fourth 
 
 and Mili- 
 — Meets at 
 
 first Wed- 
 8t John. 
 rl 18° ; on 
 
 2 Hall, St 
 
 )f the Sn- 
 quarterly, 
 
 ock, 
 
 CHALONER'S Drug Store established Thirty Tears. 
 
 TEMPERANCE. 
 National Division of North Anioiica. 
 
 land, Ohio; M W Sentinel— J olin J Cliappell. Ciiarlottetown. P E I ; P M W 
 P — Louis Wagner, Philadelphia, Penn. 
 
 Grand Division S. of T. 
 
 G W P— Robert Bell, Saokville; tJ W A— p] McLeod, St John ; (J. Scribe 
 — S B Paterson, St John ; G Treasurer—p] J Sheldon, ( Jrand Bav ; G Chap- 
 lain—Rev Wm Kirby, St John ; G Conductor— A Coy, (iagetown "; G Sentinel 
 W P Anderson, Porthmd ; P G W 1»— S Tufts, St John. 
 
 Meetings of Divisions in St. John, Portland and Carleton. 
 
 Victoria, No 9— P'riday, 8 p m. Market Ilall, Charlotte Street, St 
 Gurney, No 5— Thursday, 8 p m, Market Hall, Charlotte Street, St 
 
 John- 
 John. 
 
 St 
 
 No 38 — Wednesday, 8 p m, McCabe's building, west end Slieffield Street. 
 Harmony, No 214— Wednesday, 8 p m, Bostwick's Hall, Portland Bridge. 
 Albion, No 14— Wednesday, 8 p m, Market Plall, Charlotte Street. 
 
 Union Temperance Association, 
 
 St John Lodge — Monday, 8 p ni, Market Hall, ('harlotte Street. 
 
 Independent Order of Good Templars. 
 
 OFFICERS OF RIGHT AVORTHY GRAND LODGE. 
 
 R W G T, Col J J Hickman, Louisville, Ken ; R W G C, A S Draper, 
 Albany, NY; R W G V T, ]Miss Amanda Wav, Kansas; R W G Sect, W S 
 Williams, Napanee, Ont ; R W G Treas, R R* Scott, St Louis, Mo; R W G 
 Chap, John Sebaski, Illinois; R W G Mar, Geo B Kat/enstein. California; 
 R W G Guard, Mrs A M Tyrer, Minnesota ; R W G Sen, J J Hinglev, Ox- 
 ford, Nova Scotia ; R W G Dep Mar, Mrs M A Butler, Rhode Island ; S J T, 
 Mrs L J Disbrow, Bridgeport, Ct ; P R W G T, T D Kanouse, Watertown, Wis. 
 
 OFFICERS OF GRAND LODGE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 G W C T, R M Tavlor, Surrev, Albert Co ; G W C, T C Washington, St 
 John, N B ; G W V T, Miss p:mma Edgitt, Hillsboro, Albert Co ; G W Sec, 
 D Churchill, St John, N B ; G W Treas, W H White, St John, N B ; G W 
 Chap, Rev G McG McKav, Woodstock, C^ar Co ; G W Mar, C Powers, St 
 John, N B ; G W Guard, J Barnes, Red Head, St John Co ; G W Sen, F A 
 Dixon, Sackville, Westmorland Co ; CSJ T, A W D Knapp, Sackville, West- 
 morland Co ; P G W C T, John Meahan, St John, N B ; G W A Sec, W B 
 Jonah, Elgin, Alb Co ; (i W Dep Mar, Miss Isabella Gross, Hillsboro, Alb Co. 
 
 SUBORDINATE LODGF^S IN SAINT JOHN COUNTY. 
 
 International Lodge, No 23, meets every Tuesday evening in Good Templar 
 Hall, King Street ; Robert Bartlett, L(Klge Deputy. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
128 
 
 Temperance. 
 
 J. CHALONER, Corner King and Germain Streets, Saint John, N. B. 
 
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 Seven Star Lodge, No 24, meets every Thursday evening in Good Templar 
 Hall, King Street ; C H Hill, Lodge De'pflty. 
 
 Union Reform, Xo. 29, meets every Thursday evening in Navarro's Hall, 
 Portland ; F H Hutchinson, Lotlge Deputy. 
 
 Tilley, No 8.'J, meets every Monday evening in Orange Hall, King Street, 
 Carleton ; J F Ring, Lodge Deputy. 
 
 Victoria, No 40, meets every Monday evening in Victoria Hall, Germain 
 Street ; ( ' Sparrow, Ijfxlge Deputy. 
 
 Silver Falls, No ol, meets every Monday evening at Silver Falls School 
 House ; S Creighton, Lodge Deputy. 
 
 Maritime, No 52, meets every Friday evening in Good Templar Hall, King 
 Street ; J Thompson, Ijodge Deputy. 
 
 Manshridgo, No ')3, meets every Tuesday evening at Mispec School House ; 
 Thomas Toner, Lodge Deputy. 
 
 Bay View, No 54, meets every Thursday evening at Red Head School 
 House; Capt H Anthony, Lodge Deputy. 
 
 Guiding Star, No 5(5, meets every Wednesday evening in Orange Hall, 
 Portland ; John Bond, Lodge Deputy. 
 
 Royal Albert, No 58, meets every Thursday in Orange Hall, King Street, 
 Carleton ; Hamilton, Lodge Deputy. 
 
 DEGREE TKMPLKS. 
 
 Alpha, No 1, meets the first Wednesday in each month in Good Templar 
 Hall, King Street, St John ; Wm Cameron, Degree Templar. 
 
 Western Star, No 2, meets the first Thursday of each month in Orange 
 Hall, King Street, Carleton ; John F Ring, Degree Templar. 
 
 St. Mary's Church of Eng^land Temperance Society. 
 
 Meets last Tuesday in every month, in the School Room adjoining Saint 
 Mary's Church. President, Rev Foster Almon ; Secretary, Wm W Dudley. 
 
 St. Mark's Church of £nglaiul Temperance Society. 
 
 Meets third Wednesday in each month, in the School Room adjoining Saint 
 John's Church. President, Rev Geo M Armstrong ; Secretary, Edw Daniel. 
 
 St. Luke's Church of England Temperance Society. 
 
 Meets last Tuesday in each month, in St Luke's School House, Portland. 
 Presideni , Rev L G Stevens; Vice-Presidents, Robt Middlemore, Jeremiah 
 Harrison , Secretary, W H Smith ; Treasurer, Thomas Dale. 
 
 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. 
 
 Harris Van Blarcom, Annapolis, Af W G Master ; John Richards, Freder- 
 icton, R W Dep G Master ; H A Vradenburg, Portland, R W G Warden ; 
 J C P Frazee, Halifax, R W G Secretary ; H A Taylor, Halifax, R W G 
 Treasurer ; F L Hea, St John, R W G Marshal ; E A Bent, G Conductor ; 
 John Pringle, G Guard ; Thomas Glendenning, G Herald ; W M Weather- 
 epoon, G Chaplain ; N A Cliff, John Pringle, James Mitchell, Trustees. 
 
 Committees— Finance, John Richey, J R McDonald, T V^ Peters, D Suther- 
 land, and J K Docklin. Credentials, Jas Yoston, J H Ellis and Thos Turn- 
 bull. Return8,W A Moore, H A Vradenburg and Peter Campbell. Laws of 
 Subordinates, James Wilson, R R Barnen and J E Hughes. Petitions, James 
 Mitchell, George Lynde and Fred Hea. Apppeals— Andre Cushing, R Hockin, 
 
 Carriage Makers' Supplies of aU kinds aTs-ISATWiAD k CO's, 
 
Relative Value of Money. 
 
 129 
 
 Ohaloner's Blackberry Gyrap for Diarrhoea. 
 
 W Bannister, W A (llifrand W W Turnbull. ('orrcspondonci' — John PrinRU', 
 John Richards and (Jilhert Murdoch. State of the Order — K Hawker, H A 
 Taylor and H llilyard. Legislation — J W Barry,W I lawksly and K J Dolphin. 
 
 DISTRICT DEPUTIES, 
 
 James Yorston, Pictou ; James Mitchell, Egerton ; Pxiij Rrennier, Charlotte- 
 town ; James R McDonald, Halifax ; John Richards, Fredcricton ; D R 
 Davidson, Kings and Hants; W A Moore, 8t John ; Calel) Schurinan, Sum- 
 merside ; C A Burt, Cumberland ; C C Higgin:^, Colchester ; J M Harry, Moncton. 
 
 Relative Valne in Canadian Currency of the Coinage of all Nations. 
 
 Country. 
 
 Austria... 
 Belgium. 
 Bolivia ... 
 Brazil 
 
 British Poesessions in 
 
 North America 
 
 Bogota 
 
 Central America 
 
 Chili 
 
 China 
 
 Denmark. 
 Equador.. 
 
 Egypt 
 
 France. 
 
 Greece 
 
 German Empire . 
 Japan 
 
 India 
 
 Italy 
 
 Liberia . 
 Mexico. 
 
 Netherlands , 
 
 Norway 
 
 Peru 
 
 Portugal- 
 
 Russia 
 
 Sandwich Islands.. 
 
 Spain 
 
 Sweden 
 
 Switzerland 
 
 Tripoli 
 
 Turkey 
 
 Unt'd States of Colum- 
 bia 
 
 Monetary Unit. 
 
 Florin 
 Frtinc 
 
 Dollar 
 
 Melrees 1000 
 reis 
 
 Tollar 
 
 Peso 
 Dollar 
 
 Peso 
 
 Taet 
 
 Trown 
 
 Dollars 
 
 Pound of 100 
 
 Piastres 
 
 Franc 
 
 Drachma 
 
 Mark 
 
 Yeu 
 
 Rupee of 16 
 
 Annas 
 
 Lira 
 
 Dollar 
 
 Dollar 
 
 Florin 
 
 Crown 
 
 Dollar 
 
 Milrcis of lOfO 
 
 reis 
 
 Ruble of 100 
 
 Copies 
 
 Dollar 
 
 PeseUoflOO 
 
 Centimes 
 
 Crown 
 
 Franc 
 
 MahbubofaO 
 Piasters 
 Piasters 
 
 Peso 
 
 Standard 
 
 Gold and 
 
 Silver 
 
 du 
 
 Gold 
 
 Gold 
 
 do 
 Silver 
 
 Gold 
 
 Silver 
 
 Gold 
 Silver 
 
 Gold 
 
 Gold and 
 Silver 
 
 Gold and 
 
 Silver 
 
 God 
 
 Gold 
 
 Silver 
 
 Gold and 
 Silver 
 Gold 
 
 Silver 
 
 Gold and 
 Silver 
 Gold 
 Silver 
 
 Gold 
 
 Silver 
 
 Geld 
 Gold and 
 
 Silver 
 
 Gold 
 Gold and 
 
 Silver 
 
 Silver 
 
 Gold 
 
 Silver 
 
 Value in 
 Domio'n. 
 
 45 3-10 
 19 3-10 
 % 5-10 
 515 10 
 
 $100 
 
 96 5 10 
 9;i5-10 
 
 91 2-20 
 
 Sl.T) 
 
 26 8 10 
 9.i 5-10 
 
 f 4 97 4 10 
 
 19 3-10 
 
 19 3 10 
 
 23 8 10 
 99 7 10 
 
 44 410 
 
 19 3-10 
 81.00 
 $1 01 5-10 
 
 38 5-10 
 
 26 8-10 
 93 5-10 
 
 S1.08 
 
 74 8-10 
 «1.00 
 19 3 10 
 26 8-10 
 19 3 10 
 
 ' 84 4-10 
 , 04 3-10 
 i 93 5 10 
 
 Standard Coin. 
 
 8 Guildur or 20 Francs 
 
 Gold 
 5. lu and 20 Francs 
 
 Escudoi ><^ bolivar 
 
 None 
 
 Dollar 
 
 Condor dubloons and 
 Kscudo 
 
 10 Mucee and 100 Cau- 
 darens 
 
 10 and 20 Crowns 
 
 Dollar 
 
 5, 10. 20. and 50 Pias- 
 tres 
 
 5. 10 and 20 Francs 
 
 5. 10, 2(\ 50 and 100 
 
 Drachma 
 5. 10 and 20 Marks 
 1, 2, 5, 10. 20 Yeu 
 
 5, 10. 20. 50 «fe 100 Lira 
 
 Peso or Dollar 5 10.25 
 
 Florin 10 Guldens 
 
 Gold $4.01 9-10 
 10 and 20 Crowns 
 
 2. 5 and 10 Milreis 
 K. ^4 and Rouble 
 
 5. 10, 20 and 100 Peseta 
 10 and 20 ( rowns 
 5. 10 and 20 Francs 
 
 25, 50. 100. 250 and 500 
 Piasters 
 
 3 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
130 
 
 Kevlsed Tariff. 
 
 Chaloner's MEDICINES are all First Class. 
 
 TJ^I^tllPI^ 
 
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 In fV»r<M'froiii l/>tli Marcli, 1S75), with full interpretation 
 as made by the Customs Department for the 
 ^iiidanee of CoUeetors. 
 
 20 
 
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 •J.") 
 
 SCUKDn.K A. 
 
 (U)O(U Kiihject to Dutim. 
 
 PKIt (KXT 
 
 Aciil, 8iilj)huric, l tent per lb. 
 Acotif, 12 cents ])er Imp. gal. 
 Muriatic and Nitric, ad. val. 
 !iiit Carbovs containiuff acids 
 shall be subject to the same du- 
 ty as if empty 
 
 Advertising pamphlets, indudeal- 
 manacs, catalogues and fashion 
 l)amphlets, !»il per 1(H). 
 
 Agricultural Implements, not oth- 
 erwise herein ])rovided lor 
 Parts of, not otherwise specified, 
 to be treated as wholes, except- 
 ing moidd-boards, land-sides, tS: 
 shares of steel, for ploughs, cut 
 to shape, not moulded or bored, 
 but as they come from the roll- 
 ers and shears. 
 
 Note — In all cases where manu- 
 faetiirei*s' articles are imported 
 in parts, or what is technically 
 called * in a knocked down state,' 
 they must be valued for duty as 
 if mounted, less cost of jmtting 
 them together and su])plying 
 deficient parts. 
 
 Ale, beer and porter, when im- 
 jiorted in bottles (G qt bottles or 
 12 jint bottles to contain one 
 Imp irial gallon,) 18c per I. gal. 
 When imported in ca.sks, or oth- 
 erwise than in bottles, 10 cents 
 per Imperial gallon 
 Barrels cont'g bottled ale and 
 porter are considered packages 
 for exportation only, and there- 
 fore free of dutv. 
 
 20 
 
 80 
 30 
 
 10 
 30 
 
 I'ER CKNT. 
 
 Animals, living, «>f all kinds not 
 elsewhere specified, ad val 
 
 .Vnvils, to be classed as mechan- 
 ics' tools 
 
 -Vrtificial Flowers, ad val 
 
 Atlases, with or without letter- 
 press, to be classed as books, Gc 
 per lb. 
 
 Ral)bit Metal, ad val 
 
 Hay Kum, considered as perfumed 
 spirits, $1.00 per gal and 
 
 Billiard Tables, without pockets, 
 4^x1) ft, a specific duty of $22.50 
 On those of 5x10 ft, a specific 
 duty of $25 each 
 
 Billiard Tables with })ockets, five 
 icet six inches by eleven, a spe- 
 fic duty of $35 each 
 And on those 6x12 ft a specific 
 duty of $40 each 
 And in addition thereto ten per 
 cent ad val ; each table to in- 
 clude 12 cues and one set of 4 
 balls, with markers, cloth and 
 cases, but no pool balls. 
 
 Blacking, Shoe, ad val 
 
 Including shoe polish, and like 
 articles for pol'shng boot & shoes 
 Harness, to be classed as unen- 
 nmerateil 
 
 Books, printed, periodicals & pam- 
 phlets, bound or in sheets, not 
 being foreign reprints of British 
 copyright works, nor blank ac- 
 count books, nor copy books, nor 
 books to be written or drawn 
 upon, nor Bibles, prayer books, 
 psalm and hymn books, 6c p lb 
 British copyright works, re- 
 prints of, 6c per lb and ad val 12^ 
 
 10 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 20 
 
 Carriage Makers' Supplies of all kinds at S. HATWARD & CD's, 
 
Revised Tariff. 
 
 i;n 
 
 Preparations of all kinds for the Teeth, at Chaloner's. 
 
 Bil)los, prayer luKtks, phiilni Jind 
 hymn hooks, ad val 
 liooks, }K'rio(licals and painpli- 
 lets itn|)orto(l throii;;h (ho Post- 
 office, for every '2 oz in wei^Iit, 
 or fraetloii tliereof, 1 ctnt 
 lilank hooks, hound or in slieets, 
 ad valorem 
 
 Printed, lilhograi)hed, or cop- 
 per, or Hteel phile hlll-lieads, 
 cheques, receii>ts, drafts, posters, 
 curds, commercial hlank forms, 
 hihels of every descriiUiou, ad- 
 vertisinjf pictures or jiictorial 
 show-cards or hills, ad vid 
 
 Books — Advertisin<; pamphlets, 
 $1 per hundred 
 Maps and charts, ad val 
 Printed music, bound or in 
 sheets, cents per Ih 
 Playing Cards, ad val 
 
 Book-binders tools tV: implements, 
 including ruling machines and 
 binders' cloth, ad val 
 To include in)plements that are 
 common to other trades as well 
 :is to bookbinding, when import- 
 ed by bookbinders only, and de- 
 clared by them to be for their 
 own use — such as cutting, per- 
 forating and paging machines, 
 shears, presses, etc 
 Ruling pens to be considered as 
 part of ruling machines, and pay 
 the same duty 
 
 Bottles, all that show no sign of 
 having been press'd or moulded 
 to be admitted at 
 
 Braces of cotton and elastic, to be 
 classed as manufactures of India 
 rubber, 
 
 Brass, old and scrap ; in bars, bolts 
 and sheets, in wire, round or 
 flat ; seamless drawn tubing and 
 plain and fancy tubing, ad val. 
 Manufactures of brass, not else- 
 where specified, ad val. 
 
 Brass, Agraffe Pins for Pianos, to 
 be treated as part of pianos. 
 
 p. 0. 
 
 _'•) 
 
 30 
 
 •JO 
 
 30 
 
 Jirass, All articles nianufacture<l 
 of brass, or of which brass is (he 
 conipcment part of chief value, 
 lo be considered manufactures 
 of brass, 
 
 Brass or uther metals in sheets, 
 sub-divisions of, nuch as strips 
 or widths cut to size or form, 
 manufactures of brass. 
 
 Brass Screws, 
 
 Brass Wire, antl rods ctit to special 
 lengths, to be classed as manu- 
 factin-es of brass, 
 
 Breadsufis, vi/. : 
 
 Barley, 15 cents per bushe' 
 Buckwheat, 10 cents per bushel 
 Indian corn, 71 cents " 
 Oats, 10 cents per bushel 
 Rice, 1 cent per lb 
 Rve, 10 cents per bushel 
 Wheat ir> ,vnt.s " 
 Peiuse, 1 cents " 
 Beans, 1") cents " 
 Buckwheat meal or Hour, one- 
 fourth of one cent per II) 
 Corinneal, 40 cents i)er bbl 
 ( )atmeal, l cent per tl) 
 Rye Hour, ')() cents per bbl 
 Wheat flour, 50 cents per bbl 
 Rice antl Sago flour, 2 ct per lb 
 Brick, for building, ad val 
 lirooms and brushes, ad val 
 Butter, 4 cents per lb 
 Buttons of all kinds, ad val 
 Button moulds, to be classed with 
 buttons 
 
 20 I Cable, submarine, unenumerated 
 ! Cachons, breatii-sweeteners, to be 
 I classed as confectionery, 1 cent 
 per lb, and 
 
 Cambric Muslin. Collect'rs of cus- 
 toms are cautioned against an 
 article called "cambric muslin," 
 which is found to be white shirt- 
 ing, and should pay 1 cent per 
 yard and 
 
 Canvas, sail, must Ije shown to be 
 for that use only 
 
 p. c. 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 1'5 
 
 10 
 30 
 25 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 20 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 25 
 20 
 
 35 
 
 15 
 
 73 Prince Prince William Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
132 
 
 Rkvihku Tariff. 
 
 Large asMrtment of TOOTH BRUSHES at Ctaaloner*!. 
 
 i'i- 
 
 ,1 • iU 
 
 * 
 
 
 1: 
 
 If ■ :") 
 
 ' (i 
 
 
 Carbolic Oil, (U'tinod jw tlu' pro- 
 duct of cDiil tar in a crude state, 
 and isof aseini-transp'rnt olive 
 brown, wci^hin^^ 12 to l.S lbs 
 per galloB 
 
 CurpetH, Dutch, unenunicrate*! 
 
 Carriaj?e <lusters, or Lap Wrai)s 
 
 Carrijij^e Tops, tran.»;s, bcxlies and 
 wheels, to be cbiHsi I as jmrts of 
 carriaj?es 
 
 Carriages, wajj;ons, railway cars 
 and carriages, sieighs, wheel- 
 barrows, and other like articles, 
 ad valorem 
 
 Cars, railway and street, the seai 
 fixtures for, of cast iron, to be 
 classed as castings 
 Locks, hinges, window-fasten- 
 ings and similar articles for, 
 to be classed as carriage- 
 makers' hardware 
 Sp^'ings, (steel) as carriage- 
 springs, to pay the same duty 
 as carriage-mak'rs hardware 
 
 Cartridges, of all kinds, in copper 
 or paper. 
 
 Candles, tal'ow, 2 cents per H) 
 
 Candles, pai ufline wax, 5 ( ^• .vr lb 
 .'vU other caiulk;, including 
 sperm, ad val 
 
 Cashmere Muilb rs 
 
 Cement, raw, or in stone from tlie 
 quarry, $1 per ton of 13 cubic 
 feet (see stone) 
 
 Cement, burnt and unground, 7\ 
 cents per 100 tt)s 
 
 Cement, hydraulic, or water lime, 
 ground, including barrels, 40 
 cents per bbl 
 
 Cement, in bulk or in bags, 9 cts 
 per bushel 
 
 Cement, Portland or Roman, ad val 
 
 Checketl regattat?, us strip'd shirt- 
 ings, 2 cents pes m yard and 
 
 Cheese Cloth, t(* 'jf. classed as grey 
 cotton, 1 cent per sq yard and 
 
 L'heese 3 cents per lb 
 
 Chicory, mw or green, 3 cts per !b 
 
 Chicory, or other root or vege- 
 
 I', c 
 
 10 
 20 
 20 
 
 30 
 
 p. 0. 
 table used as a substitute for 
 coflee, kiln dried, roasted or 
 groun<l 4 cents per lb 
 riiina and porcelain ware, a<l val 20 
 i ('hronometer Clocks, iis clocks 35 
 
 I Chronometer Watches, >us watches 20 
 I Clays, nuist be in their natural 
 , state to enter Free 
 
 I Clocks, and parts thereof, ad val 'V) 
 
 30 
 
 25 
 
 30 
 
 Coal Dust, to be rated for d.ty as 
 I coal, 50 cents per t<»n 
 I Coal, anthracite and bitimiinous 
 i 50 cents per ton of 2,000 lbs 
 i Coal tar und coal pitch, ad val 
 I Cocoa-nuLs, it^l per one hundred 
 I Cocoa paste and chocolate, not 
 I sweetened, ad val 
 ! Cocoa paste and other prepara- 
 I tions of cocoa containing sugar, 
 1 cent per lb and a<l val 
 30 Cocoanut, dessicatetl, the product 
 «»f the cocoa nut, when sweet'nd, 
 as confecti(mery, 1 c per lb and 
 Not to be classed as cocoa paste 
 and other preparations of co- 
 coa containing sugar, which 
 Ui-e subject to a duty of 1 cent 
 per lb, and ad vi. 
 CoHce, green per lb, 
 
 Koasted or ground, A imitations 
 of and substitutes for, ])er lb. 
 Substitutes, composed of roots or 
 vegetables, per lb. 
 All other substitutes per lb. 
 Coke — See free list. 
 Control Clocks, known as watch- 
 men's clocks. 
 Copper, old and scrap, in pigs, 
 bais. rods, bolts, ingots, sheets 
 and sheathing not planished or 
 co:,t,ed ; win.^ round or flat, and 
 seaxnless drawn tubing, ad val, 
 Eivets & burrs, and all man'frs 
 of copper not elsewhere speci- 
 fied, ad val, 
 (Cordage for ships' purposes, ad val 
 
 All other, ad val, 
 Corks and other manufactures of 
 oork-wood or cork-bark, ad val, 
 
 25 
 20 
 
 20 
 15 
 15 
 
 : !•• Vf 
 
 S. HATWARO & Co, BaivVarft of aU kindi, 
 
 10 
 
 20 
 
 25 
 
 35 
 
 id'} 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 3 
 
 35 
 
 10 
 
 30 
 10 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 Is,;i 
 
Rkvisei) Tariff. 
 
 133 
 
 Fancy Brnshes, Cloth, Hair, &c., at Chaloner's. 
 
 p. c 
 
 for 
 
 
 or 
 
 
 val 
 
 20 
 
 
 ao 
 
 les 
 
 •20 
 
 ml 
 
 
 F 
 
 ree 
 
 al 
 
 '.iry 
 
 ' as 
 
 
 ous 
 
 .1 
 
 not 
 
 ira- 
 gar, 
 
 llU't 
 
 'ml, 
 and 
 aste 
 
 co- 
 lich 
 
 ent 
 
 ions 
 
 » 
 sor 
 
 10 
 •20 
 
 •25 
 
 3') 
 
 
 ^ 
 
 
 4 
 
 
 3 
 
 toh- 
 
 
 
 35 
 
 igs, 
 
 
 eets 
 
 
 ior 
 
 
 and 
 
 
 al, 
 
 10 
 
 I'frs 
 
 
 eci- 
 
 
 
 30 
 
 val 
 
 10 
 
 
 20 
 
 8 of 
 
 
 val, 
 
 20 
 
 Cotton, Manufactmvs of, viz 
 ({rev or unMraclicd iV; Moaclu'd 
 cottons, shootings, dijjls, ducks, 
 cotton or canton-flannels, not 
 stained, painted or printed, ony 
 
 p. n. 
 
 and children's cotton inid(>rcl< 
 thinj;, men's shirts, shirt frogls, 
 collars and cutis, couiposed ol' 
 cotton, or partly of cotton and 
 partly "t" linen, (uidess the in»- 
 
 P. 0. 
 
 cent per scj yard, and ad val, !•') porter can prove that the com- 
 
 All 
 
 drill- 
 
 All cotton jeans, denuns, dril 
 in<rs, l)c(l iickin.!i;s, udnj,dianis, 
 j)laids, cotton or canton-llann'ls, 
 <lucks and drills, dyed or eol'd; 
 checked and striped shirtinj,'s, 
 cottoniuU's, pantaloon stulls, and 
 goods of like description, two 
 cents })er stj yard aiul ad val, 
 All cotton wadding, hatting, 
 batts and warps, carpet warps, 
 knitting yarn, hosiery yarn, and 
 other cotton yarns under No 10, 
 not bleached, dyed or colored, 
 "1 cents per lb, and ad val 
 And if bleached, dyed or color'd, 
 3 cents per lb, and ad val 
 
 Cotton warp, on beams, 1 cent per 
 yard, iuid ad val 
 
 Cott<m \Var[)s, Yarns, <tc, not 
 bl'chd, dyed or coh)red, '2 cents 
 per lb, and 
 
 Cotton seamless bags, "2 cts per lb, 
 and ad val 
 
 Cotton scandess bags, to pay duty 
 according to taritl" irresi)eetive 
 of contents, 2 cts j)er lb, and 
 
 Cotton shirts and drawers, woven 
 or made on frames, and all cot- 
 ton hosiery, ad val. 
 
 Cotton sewing thread, on spools, 
 ad val, 
 
 (yotton sewing thread, in hanks, 
 ad val. 
 
 Cotton duck, or canvas of hemp, 
 or flax, and sail twine, when to 
 be used for boats' and ships' 
 sails, ad val. 
 
 Cotton, Manufactures of, viz. : 
 All clothing made of cotton, or 
 of which cotton is the compo- 
 nent part of chief value, includ- 
 ing corsets, ad val, 
 
 Cotton Clothing, includes ladies' 
 
 ponent part of chitf value iH 
 
 linen), skirts and ilresses of 
 
 cotton 
 
 All mamifacturcs of cotton not 
 
 cisewlu'rc specified, :iil val. 
 Cotton, all manufactiUH's of, not 
 
 elsewhere specified, held to em- 
 l'> brace: 
 
 lUind Tassels, 
 
 Hi'd Lace, 
 
 IJool Web and Laces, 
 
 Hrilliantc, 
 
 Hraid, 
 1") Hook Muslin, 
 
 Cand)ri-, 
 1.") do. glove linislud, 
 
 Cashmere, 
 1.') , Carpet Jiinding, 
 
 Corduroy, 
 
 Cretonne, 
 15 ; Crinoline, 
 
 Curtains, (known as Swiss, Not- 
 15 linghain or lace, if of cotton, 
 
 Damask (cotton) in pes iS: cloths, 
 
 Diaper (cottim), 
 15 Ferrets, 
 
 Fringe (cotton). 
 
 Furniture Prints, 
 30 Hair Cords, 
 
 Handkii-chiefs, 
 20 Huckaback, 
 
 Jaconet, 
 12.\ i do. checked. 
 
 Jaconet, rolled. 
 
 Laces (cotton) all kinds of 
 i Lawn, Bishop's and Victoria, 
 
 Leno, 
 
 Muslin, book and printed, all 
 kinds. 
 
 Muslin Lace, 
 
 Moleskins, 
 30 I Prints and Plain Prints, 
 I Printed Cottons, 
 
 30 
 20 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. Jobn, N. B. 
 
134 
 
 Revised Tariff. 
 
 TRUSSES of many kinds at Chaloner's. 
 
 M 
 
 m 
 
 %:^ 
 
 
 .f.rt- 
 
 Pique, 
 
 Parasols (cotton), 
 
 Ribbons (cotton velvet), 
 
 Scarfs, all kinds, 
 
 Sheets (white or colored), 
 
 Shirtin<?s (printed), 
 
 Stay Bindings and Lace^, 
 
 Tapes (cotton), 
 
 Tarlatan, 
 
 Ties, all kinds, 
 
 Towels, 
 
 Umbrella** (cotton). 
 
 Velvet (cotton), 
 
 Velveteens, 
 
 Window Hollands and Leno, 
 
 Cotton Pnniella, is a twilled cot- 
 ton, 2 cts per s(j yard, and 
 Bleached, dyed or colore<l, .S cts 
 
 per lb, and 
 Duck vests, chiefly of cotton 
 
 Crapes, all kinds, unless i)roved 
 to ])e cotton, to be classed as 
 manufactures of silk 
 
 Curry Combs and Curry Cards to 
 be classed as saddlers' hardware 
 
 Cutlery, includes table, pocket 
 and otHce cutlery ; scissors and 
 shears, including sheep shears ; 
 butchers' knives and steels; 
 shoe, hunting, glaziers' and far- 
 mers' knives ; knives for horti- 
 cultural i)urposes ; horse clip- 
 pers; razors; surgical and dental 
 instruments, and other articles 
 for similar purposes as the al)ove 
 
 Drain-tile, and draii pipes nnd 
 sewer pipes, glazed or unglazed, 
 ad val 
 
 Duck, for ships' and boats' sails, 
 when declared to be for such 
 purposes only 
 
 Dyes, prepared dyes (see free Hat) 
 
 PJarth Closets, to be clas'd jus furnt'e 
 
 Earthenware, wiiite granite or 
 iron stoneware, and (' C ware, 
 whether decorated, printed or 
 sponged, or not 
 
 Earthenware and stoneware. 
 
 1'. c. 
 
 20 
 15 
 ir, 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 o 
 20 
 35 
 
 30 
 
 brown or colored, and Rocking- 
 ham ware, ad val 
 
 Earthenware, white granite or 
 iron-stone ware, and '*C C" or 
 cream colored ware, ad val 
 
 Klcctro-platcd ware (see jdated 
 ware), 
 
 Klcctro-plated Ware is held to 
 cover all articles electro-plated 
 with gohl, silver or nickel, not 
 including articles generally 
 known as jewellery to be worn 
 on the person 
 
 Essences, ethers and essential oils, 
 such as essence of Old Tom, 
 Scotch or Irish Whisky, Jamaica 
 Rum ; articles for the same use 
 as Oil of Cognac, to make spuri- 
 ous liquors, as they cannot be 
 classed with faiit essences 
 
 Essences ; viz, of apple, pear, pine- 
 apple, raspberry, strawberry, 
 and other fruits and vanilla, 
 81.90 j)er imj) gal, and ad val 
 
 Essential oils for manufacturing 
 purposes, ad val 
 
 P^xcelsior for upholsterei-s' use, ad 
 val 
 
 Eans, advertising 
 All others 
 
 Eeathers, ostrich and vulture un- 
 dresseil, ad val 
 Dressed, ad val 
 Bed 
 
 Eclt " Pull-overs," for the manu- 
 facture of hats, to be classed as 
 hats 
 
 Fish, fresh, salte<l or smoked, ex- 
 cei)t fish froe of duty as provid- 
 ed by the Treaty of Washington, 
 1 ct per lb 
 
 Flax fibre, scutched 1 ct per II). 
 Hackled, 2 cts per lb 
 
 Flax, tow of, scutched or green, J 
 ct per lb 
 
 Flax seed 10 cts per bushel 
 
 Fog Signals, detonating for rail- 
 way alarms 
 
 Fruit, dried ; viz, apples 2 cts per 
 
 p. c. 
 
 25 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 30 
 25 
 
 15 
 25 
 20 
 
 25 
 
 20 
 
 S. HATWARO & VO.t Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
Reviskd Tauiff 
 
 13^1 
 
 Ayres & Holloway's Medicines, at Chaloner's. 
 
 lb ; currants, dates, tigs, plums, 
 prunes, raisins, and aU olheix 
 not elsewhere specitie<.l, ad val 
 
 Fruit, green ; viz, apples, 40cts per 
 bbl ; blackberries, goosel)erries, 
 raspberries ar.d strawberries, *i 
 cts per i\t ; eiierries and cur- 
 rants, 1 et per (jt ; cranljerries, 
 plum- and (piinces, oO cts jier 
 bushel ; grapes, 1 ct per lb ; 
 peaches, 40 cts per bushel. 
 Oranges and lemons, ad val 
 
 Fruits in air-tight cans, including 
 cans, 8 cts per 11) if sweetened 
 and 2 cts per lb if not sweetened 
 
 Fruits, preserved in P>randy or 
 other spirits, $1.00 per imp gal 
 
 Furs ; viz, fur skins, dressed, ad val 
 Caps, hats, nuifls, tippets, capes, 
 coats, cloaks, and other manu- 
 faictures of fur, ad val 
 
 Fullers' Earth, prepared, also 
 preparations of pipe <'hi\, whit- 
 ing, and like articles 
 
 Furniture, house, cabinet or oflice, 
 finished or in parts, including 
 hair and spring mattresses, show 
 cases, caskets and coilins of any 
 material, ad val 
 
 Galateas, as goods of like descrip- 
 tion to striped shillings, 2 cts 
 per s(i yard and 
 
 Gas, coal-oil and kerosene fix- 
 tures, or parts thereof, ad val 
 
 Glass vStoppei-s 
 
 CHass, and manufactures (»f; viz, 
 carboys and demijohns, pressed 
 bottles, llasks and phials of every 
 description ; telegra|th and 
 lightning-rod insulators ; and 
 fruit jars and gla.ss balls, ad val 
 Lamp and gas-light shades, 
 lamps, and lamp chinmeys, 
 globes for lanterns, lamps and 
 gas lights, ad val 
 Ornamented, ligurini and en- 
 amelled stained glass ; stained, 
 tirted, minted and vitrified 
 glaHH, andsti'.ined glas.s windows ; 
 
 p. c. , 
 
 '2o 
 
 20 
 
 1') 
 
 2') 
 
 20 
 
 .^i) 
 
 lo 
 20 
 
 ;5o 
 
 ;50 
 
 Hgured, enamelled and obscured 
 white glass, ad val « 
 
 ("onunon and colorless window 
 glass, and colored glass not 
 figured, ])aintetl, enamelled or 
 engraved, ad val 
 AUothersrlassand niainifactures 
 of glibis not herein otherwise 
 provided for, ad val 
 
 (ilengarry or .Scotch Caps 
 
 (iloves, cotton a)id Lisle thread 
 Silk 
 Woolen, 10 els per 11) and 
 
 Gum, chewing, sweetened or fla- 
 vored, to be classed as confec^ 
 tionery, 1 et per H) and 
 All other, not sweetened 
 
 (ium Shellac, bleached and drawn 
 
 Ciunpowder and other explosives ; 
 viz, gun, rifle and sporting pow- 
 der in kegs, half kegs, or (piar- 
 ter kegs, and other similar 
 packages, o cts per lb 
 ('annon and nnisket iiowder in 
 kegs and barrels, 4 cts per lb 
 Canister iK)W(ler in |)ound and 
 half i)ound tins, lo cts per lb 
 lilasting and mining p(»wder, ."> 
 i-ei.ts {)er lb 
 
 Criant jxiwder, dualin, dynamite 
 and other explosives in which 
 nitro-glycerine is a constituent 
 part, ") c per lb, and ad val, 
 Nitro-glycerine, 10 cents per It) 
 and ad val 
 
 ( Jutta-perclMi, inan'facti's of, ad val 
 Hair, curled, ad val 
 Hair — The free item is held to 
 include cow, calf and deer hair 
 in the natural state. 
 Hats, caps and bomiets, not else- 
 where specified, ad val 
 Hatters' plush of silk or cotton, 
 iu\ val 
 
 '. H(»ney, bees, in the comb or other- 
 wise, '^ cents per lb 
 Hops, cents per lb 
 India rubber, viz, : boots «k shoes, 
 and other man'factrs of, lul val 
 
 . c. 
 20 
 
 20 
 2') 
 20 
 
 :\o 
 
 2) 
 
 35 
 20 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 10 
 25 
 20 
 
 
 10 
 
 25 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
136 
 
 Revised Tariff. 
 
 Robinson's Phosphorized Emulsion, at Chaloner's. 
 
 m 
 
 m'^' 
 
 India Kubber, inanufatturos of, 
 include coats, leggings, ladies' 
 cloaks, horse covers, aprons, all 
 kinds of India rubber or water- 
 proof clothing, including all 
 elastic web braces or susj>end- 
 crs, elastics and clastic web of 
 all kinds and widtlis, vulcanite 
 or hard rul)lH'r goods, 
 Iron and Manufactures of, viz. : 
 Pig, !?'2 per ton 
 Old ajid scrap, i^'2 per ton 
 In slal)s, blnunis, loo|)s or bil- 
 lets, puddled or not, and nuick 
 and puddled bars or billets, ad 
 valorem 
 
 In bars, rolled or hainuu'red, 
 ind'dng Hats, rounds <(-s(jnares, 
 nail and spike rods, anil all 
 other iron not otherwise i)ri»- 
 vided for, ad val 
 Iron, sheet, corrugated and gal- 
 vanized, 
 
 Rolled round wire rods, in coils 
 under .1 in. in fiianiett'r, ad val 
 Iron rails or railway bars foi- rail- 
 ways or trannvays, ad val 
 Railway tish-plates, frogs, frog 
 points, chairs and linger bars, 
 ad val 
 
 Tin plates, ad val 
 Iron tin j)lates — Slu-i-t iron tinn'd, 
 commonly cidled tin plates, and 
 whole sheets of any size, not 
 specially shapen or cut from 
 sheets as originally nianufacl'd, 
 Band and hoop, sheet smool lied 
 or polished, coated orgalvan'zd 
 and connnon or black, it boiler 
 l)late. No. 17 guage or thinner, 
 and Canada jdates, ad val 
 Iron and steel wire, galvanized or 
 
 not, ad val 
 Iron Wire, tinned or coppered, to 
 be included with galvanized, 
 Stoves and other castings, not 
 elsewhere specified, ad val 
 («a.s, water and soil pipes of cast 
 iron, ad val 
 
 p. c. 
 
 10 
 
 ]2\ 
 lo 
 IT) 
 
 2.') 
 
 25 
 
 p. c. 
 25 
 
 12.^ 
 
 17.'. 
 
 10 
 
 15 
 
 7.1 
 10 
 
 2") 
 
 10 
 10 
 
 Car-wheels and axles, ad val 
 Ivolled beams, channels and 
 angle and T inm, ad val 15 
 
 Iron bridges and structural iron 
 work, malleal)le iron (;astings, 
 iron safes, and doors for safes 
 and vaults, ad v;d 25 
 
 Mill-inuis and miil-craidvs, and 
 wrought forcings for mills and 
 locomotives, or parts thereof 
 weighing 25 lbs or more, ad val 20 
 IiOconu)live engines and station- 
 ary, lire, or other steam engines 
 and boilers, and other machin- 
 ery comjjoscd wholly or in part 
 of iron, ad val 
 
 Locom(>tivc tires of >tecl or Kes- 
 scmer steel in the rough, ad val 
 Drawn boiler tubing, ad val 
 
 Iron ttdting — All wrought iron 
 tidiing not threaded or coupled, 
 that being the usual juerchant- 
 able state of what is known as 
 l)oiler tid)'g, uiay be admit'd at 
 Threaded or couided 
 Ik'dsteads and other iron furni- 
 ture and ornamental iron work 
 ;uid wii'c work, ad val 
 Skates iS: locks of all kinds, ad val 
 Tinned, gla/.ed or enamelled 
 hollow ware of cast or wrought 
 iron, ad y.A 
 
 Iron hollow ware comprises tea- 
 kettles, saucepans, round and 
 oval pots, glue pots, Scotch 
 bowls, Maslin kettles, frying 
 and stew pans, & sinular articl's 
 llai'dware; viz, biulders', cab- 
 inc makers', upholsterers', car- 
 riage makers', saddlers' and ini- 
 dertakers', including coflin trim- 
 mings of metal, ad val llO 
 Holts, washers and rivets, iul val 30 
 
 Iron Nuts and Bolts, together, 
 cliussed as bolts, 'JO 
 
 Tacks, brads and s{)rigs, Hunga- 
 rian aiul clout nails, a<i val .'{0 
 Horse Shoes and horse-shoe 
 nailw, ad val 30 
 
 10 
 
 20 
 
 25 
 30 
 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 Carriage Makers' Supplies of all kinds at S. HATWARD & CO's, 
 
Revised Tariff. 
 
 137 
 
 Concentrated Lye and Potash, at CHALONER'S. 
 
 2') 
 
 and 
 and 
 reof 
 val 20 
 ion- 
 ines 
 liin- 
 part 
 
 2") 
 Bes- 
 
 val 10 
 1 10 
 
 iron 
 )led, 
 ant- 
 n as 
 
 d at 10 
 20 
 irni- 
 
 jrk 
 
 2.") 
 
 val :50 
 
 led 
 
 gilt 
 
 2."> 
 
 tea- 
 
 and 
 
 )ieh 
 
 lying 
 id's 2.'» 
 
 ab- 
 
 car- 
 
 nn- 
 
 irini- 
 
 :{0 
 val :{0 
 her, 
 
 30 
 |iiga- 
 
 30 
 
 hoe 
 
 30 
 
 Iron wire nails, called '' I'ointes 
 des Paris," ad val, 
 
 Ison and steel si-rews, eommonly 
 called " wood S(!re\vs," ad val 
 Scales, balances and weighing 
 beams, ad val 
 
 Chain cables over 2 an inch in 
 diameter, whether shackliMl or 
 8wivele<l, or not, ad val 
 
 Iron Chain — "Half-inch chain," 
 HO called, is ordinarily made a 
 little over \ inch, orabont 17-32 
 of an inch, but should be class- 
 ed as half-inch, and pay 
 Nails and spikes, cut, half a ct. 
 i)er H), and ad val 
 Nails and spikes, wronpht and 
 pressed, whether galvanized or 
 not, 3 ct per lb, and ad val 
 
 Iron nails and spikes, wrought or 
 pressed, to include rail'rd sp'ks, 
 ' i cent per lb, and 
 Composition nails and spikes, 
 and sheathing nails, ad val 
 Nuts, 1 cent i»er lb. and ad val 
 Sewing Machines, whole, or 
 heads or i)art.s of heads of sew- 
 ing machines, 5^2 each, and in 
 a<ldition thereto, ad val 
 
 Ink for writing, ad val 
 
 Jewellery and manufjuitures of 
 gold & silver, & watches, ad val 
 
 Jute, ni nufactures of, jui val 
 
 .Jute, mauufact'rs of, include jute 
 and hemp car[)ets 
 
 Knitting Machines, as nuichinery 
 
 Lard, tried or rendered, 2c per lb 
 I^ard, untried. U cent i>er 11) 
 Ijead, old and scrap, and in pigs, 
 
 bars, blocks and sheets, ad val 
 l^ad pipe and lead shot, and all 
 manufactures of lead not other- 
 wise specified, ad val 
 Leather board, 3 centw per lb 
 Boot and shoe counters made 
 from leather board, ^c per pair 
 Leather, sole, tanned but rough 
 or undressed, ad val 
 
 V c. I 
 
 I 
 
 .'JO I 
 
 V. c. 
 
 35 
 
 30 
 
 5 
 
 20! 
 
 i 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 20 
 lOl 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 I 
 
 201 
 25 
 
 20 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 .^. 
 
 10 
 
 nr. 
 
 10 
 
 ir> 
 20 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 2.S 
 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 Morocco skins, tan'd, but rough 
 or undressed, ad val 
 Sole leather and belting leather, 
 tanntnl, but not waxnl ; and all 
 upper leather, and French kid, 
 ad val 
 
 Leather as nlK)ve, dresse<l and 
 waxed, ad val 
 
 Japanned, patent or enamelle<l 
 leather, ad val 
 
 All other leather and skins, 
 taline<l, not elsewhere specified, 
 ad val 
 
 Boots and shoes and other man- 
 ufactures of leather, including 
 gloves and mitts, and leather 
 belting, ad val 
 
 Leather board, b(K)t i^ shoe coun- 
 ters of, includetoelips. I ctpj)air 
 
 Lt'iitlu'r shot pouches, powder 
 horns, etc, 10 be classed as man- 
 ufiw'tures of leather 
 
 Linen, and all manufacture** of, 
 unenumerated 
 
 Linen handkerchiefs in Ixixes — 
 attention is called to the nect«- 
 sity of seeing that they are in- 
 voiced at the full value, includ- 
 ing the cost of hemming and 
 boxing 
 
 Linings, rolled, cotton 
 
 Linoleum to be classed as oil cloth 
 
 Lithogra])hic stones, not engrav- 
 ed, ad val 
 
 Lumber — Spanish Cedar of the 
 usual Icngjh (about H ft) cut by 
 (;ircular knife, not sawn, is held 
 to come under item lumber, etc. Free 
 
 Malt, 2 cts per \h 
 
 Machine card clothing, ad val 
 
 Marble, in blocks from the quarrj-, 
 in the rough, or sawn on two 
 sides only and not specially 
 shapen, containing 15 c ft, ad val 
 Marble slabs, sawn on not more 
 than two sides, ad val 
 Marble blocks and slabs, sawn 
 on more than two sides, iu\ val 
 Finished marble, and all manu- 
 
 20 
 20 
 30 
 
 20 
 
 2f> 
 
 10 
 15 
 20 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. Jolin, N. B. 
 
138 
 
 Revised Tariff. 
 
 Gbaloner's FAHILT MEDICINES. 
 
 ?;< 
 
 facturee of marble not elsewhere 
 specified, ad val 
 
 Meats, fresh or salted, on actual 
 weight as received in Canada, 
 except shoulders, sides, bacon 
 and hams, 1 cent per lb 
 Shoulders, sides, bacou & hams, 
 fresh, salted, dried or smoked, 
 2 cents per lb 
 
 All other dried orsmok'd meats, 
 or meats pre'^erved in any other 
 way than salted or pickled, not 
 otherwise specified, 2 cts per lb 
 
 Mica 
 
 Mower and Reaper knives, and 
 cutter bars, as edge tools 
 
 Mustard, prepared, French, etc 
 
 Mustard seed, unground, ad val 
 
 Mustard, ground, ad val 
 
 Musical Instruments of all kinds, 
 not specified, should be classed 
 according to material of chief 
 value 
 
 Napkin Kings ; all, except plated 
 If plated 
 
 Nuts of all kinds, except cocoa- 
 nuts, ad val 
 
 Ochres, dry, ground or unground, 
 washed or unwiushed, not cal- 
 cined, ad val 
 
 Oils, coal and kerosene, distilled, 
 purified or refined ; naptliu, ben- 
 zole and petroleum ; products 
 of petroleinn, coal, shale and 
 lignite, not elsewhere specified, 
 7| cents per Imp. gallon 
 Carbolic or heavy oil used in 
 making wofxlen block pavem'ts, 
 for treating wood for building 
 and for railway ties, ad val 
 Cod liver, medicated, ad val 
 Lard, ad val 
 
 Linseed or flaxseed, raw or 
 boiled, iid val 
 Neatsfoot, ad val 
 Olive or salad, lui val 
 Sesame seed, ad val 
 Sperm, ad val 
 
 . c. 
 25 
 
 20 
 
 30 
 25 
 15 
 25 
 
 20 
 30 
 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 20 
 20 
 
 20 
 20 
 20 
 20 
 
 Oil-cloth for tables, carriages, &c, 
 unenumerated 
 
 Oil-cloth for floors, stamp'd, paint- 
 ed or printed, ad val 
 
 Opium (drug), ad val 
 
 Opium, prepared for smoking, $5 
 per lb 
 
 Organs, Cabinet, viz.: — On reed 
 organs having not more than 
 two sets of reeds, a specific duty 
 of $10 each; having over two 
 and not over four sets of reeds, 
 $15 each ; having over four and 
 not over six sets of reeds, $20 
 each ; having over six sets of 
 reeds, $30 each ; and in addi- 
 tion thereto, on the fair market 
 value thereof, ad val 
 
 Organs, Pipe organs, and sets or 
 parts of sets of reeds for cabinet 
 organs, ad val 
 
 Ornaments for ladies head-dresses, 
 hats, bonnets, belts, dress-cla tps, 
 <&c, to be rated according to the 
 material or component part of 
 chief value 
 
 Paintings, drawings, engravings 
 and prints, ad val 
 
 Paints and colors, ground in oil 
 or any other liquid, ad val 
 
 Paints and colors not elsewhere 
 specified, ;id val 
 White and red led, dry, also dry 
 white zinc, and bismuth, ad val 
 Paper bordera, cornices, edgings, 
 &c, for cigar boxes, perforated 
 or embossed paper, confection- 
 ery paper, book marks, tags, 
 cards and card-board, photo- 
 graphic mats, &c, as manufac- 
 tures of paper, 
 Paper, Calendered — In its mean- 
 ing held practically to apply to 
 all writing papers, smooth sur- 
 fiu;ed papCiS, whether colored 
 t)r white, drawing paper and 
 enamelled paper, but does not 
 apply to ordinary print'g paper, 
 known to the tracle as "news" 
 
 p. c. 
 ?0 
 
 30 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 25 
 
 20 
 25 
 20 
 
 5 
 
 25 
 
 Canlage Kakers' SappUes of aU kinds at S. HATWARD & CO's, 
 
p. c. 
 9.0 
 
 30 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 25 
 
 20 
 25 
 20 
 
 25 
 
 Revised Tariff. 
 ^LONER, DrnggiBt, Wholesale and RetidlT 
 
 139 
 
 paper, or to wrap|>ing, tissue, 
 tiltr'ng, or blotting paper, which 
 hitter are 
 
 Paper carpet liiiino:, 
 
 Papier-Machc, sus a inaniifueture of 
 pa})er 
 
 Paper window shades, and for lin- 
 ing trunks, as paper iiangings, 
 
 Paper liags, phiin, as nianufue- 
 tures of pa})er 
 If printetl 
 
 Paper-hangints or wall paper, 
 ad val 
 
 Paper, calendered, ad val 
 
 Paper of all kinds not elsewhere 
 
 specified, ad val 
 
 Enveloi)es and all manufactures 
 
 of paper not otherwise speci(ie(i, 
 
 ad val 
 
 Paper, union collar cloth, in 
 
 sheets, not shapen, ad val 
 
 Mill board, not straw hoard, ad 
 
 val 
 
 Paper collars, cufln and shirt 
 
 fronts, ad val 
 
 Pencils, lead, in wood or other- 
 wise, ad val 
 
 Perfumery, incuiding toilet prepar- 
 ations ; viz, hair oils, tooth and 
 other powders and wiushes, po- 
 matums, p.istes and all other 
 perfumed jireparations used for 
 the hair, mouth or skin, ad val 
 
 Pencil and Penholders of all kinds 
 may he classed as unenumerat'd 
 
 Percussion Caps, copper, gun, rille 
 and pistol 
 
 Percussion caps for blasting 
 
 Perfumed Spirits, held to include 
 Bay Kum, ^1.1)0 i)er gal, and 
 
 Phosphor bronze, in blocks, bars, 
 sheets and wire, ad val 
 
 Pianoibrtes, viz. : 
 
 All S(piare pianofortes, whether 
 round-cornered or iu)t, not over 
 seven octaves, !?25 each; oi^ all 
 other S(piare pianofortes, |30 
 each ; on upright pianoforteH, 
 |80 each ; on conceit, semi-con- 
 
 p. c. I 
 
 20 
 20 I 
 
 25 
 
 30 
 
 25 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 20 
 
 25 
 10 
 10 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 30 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 10 
 
 cert or parlor grand pianofortes, 
 §50 each ; and in addit'n there- 
 to, ad val 
 Parts of pianos, ad val 
 
 Pianos — A piano inij)()rte<l, con- 
 sisting of case, frame, sounding, 
 board, iScc, but without the 
 action, should be treated as a 
 piano, liable to the sjjeci lie duty, 
 and the ad valorem duty on its 
 value in that stale 
 
 Picture Frames, as furniture, 
 
 Pins and Hooks and Kyes may l)e 
 •idmitted at 20 p c, irrespective 
 of material of which composed 
 
 Pipes, briar root and all other, 
 
 Pilch, (coal) and coal tar, ad val 
 
 Plants, viz : Fruit, shade, lawn 
 and ornamental trees, shrubs 
 and plants, ad val 
 
 Plaster of Pans, calcined or manu- 
 factured, 15c per 100 lb, or 45c 
 per 1)1)1, of not more than 300 lbs 
 
 Plated-ware, eleetro-platcnl and 
 gilt of all kinds, ad val 
 
 Plated-ware includes all ware elec- 
 tro-plated with gold, silver or 
 nickel; but not lacquered ware, 
 
 Plates engraved on wood, and on 
 steel or other metal, ad val 
 
 Playing cards, ad val 
 
 Plumbago, ad val 
 
 All manufactures of Plumbago 
 not elsewhere specitied, ad val 
 
 Pomades, French, or tlower odors 
 preserved in fat or oil for the 
 pin-pose of conserving the odors 
 of tlowcrs which do not bear the 
 heat of distillation, when im- 
 j)orted in tins of not le-ss than 
 10 ll)s (>ac!i, ad val, 
 
 Porcelain lamp shades 
 
 Printing Presses, of all kinds, ad 
 val 
 
 Printing Pressi's, not to include 
 type writers, electric |)ens, num- 
 bering mach'ns or dating Htam|vs 
 
 Proprietary medicines, commonly 
 called patent medi(;ines, or any 
 
 p. c. 
 
 10 
 25 
 
 35 
 
 20 
 10 
 
 20 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 20 
 30 
 10 
 
 20 
 
 15 
 20 
 
 15 
 15 
 
 73 Prince Prince William Street, St. John, N. B, 
 
140 
 
 Revised Tariff. 
 
 CHALONER'S Drag Store, Coraer King and Germain Streets. 
 
 11 
 ill 
 
 lit' 
 
 medicine or preparsit'n of which 
 the recipe is kept secret, or 
 the ingrcdicntH whereof are 
 kept secret, recommended bv 
 advertisement, bill or label, 
 for the relief of any disorder 
 or ailment ; in liqiiid form, ad 
 val 
 
 All other, ad val 
 Products of Petroleum — The pro- 
 duct should be pure and simple, 
 and not an admixture with any 
 other ingredient, to be admitted 
 at 7/, cents per Imp. gallon 
 Prunella, and cotton and woollen 
 nettiug, for boots, shoes and 
 gloves, ad val 
 Pumice stone, ground or powd'rd, 
 
 ad val 
 l*utty, ad val 
 Quills, ad val 
 
 Quinine, sulphate of, ad val 
 Rose water, when without spirit, 
 
 to be classed as perfumery 
 Haddlers' soaps 
 Sails for boats and ships, also tents 
 
 and awnings, ad val 
 Salt (except salt imported from 
 the United Kingdom, or any 
 British j)Ossession, or imported 
 for the use of the sea or gulf 
 fisheries, which shall be free of 
 duty), in bulk, 8 cts per 100 lbs ; 
 in bags, barrels and other pack- 
 ages, 12 cts per 100 lbs 
 Saltpetre, ad val 
 
 Sand paper, glass and emery pa- 
 per, ad val 
 Sand cloth, glass and emery cloths, 
 to be classed as sand paper and 
 emery paper 
 Satteens, colored, as *" Jeans," 2 cts 
 
 per sq yard and 
 Sawdust, ground or pulverized, to 
 be classed as manufactures of 
 wood 
 Sealskin imitations in wool to be 
 classed as i:loakings, 7 A cts per 
 lb and 
 
 p. c. 
 
 2o 
 
 P.O. 
 
 10 
 
 20 
 25 
 20 
 20 
 
 80 
 20 
 
 25 
 
 20 
 
 35 
 
 30 
 
 16 
 
 25 
 16 
 25 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 15 
 
 25 
 
 20 
 
 Screws, machine, except wood 
 screws, unenumei*ated 
 Machine Screws intended for 
 holding in wood, without nuts 
 or other iron fixtures, to be class- 
 ed as wood screws 
 The same imported with nuts 
 arc properly screw bolts 
 Seeds, viz : flower, garden, field and 
 other seeds, for agricultural pur- 
 poses, when in bulk or in large 
 parcels, ad val 
 
 \Vhen ])ut up in small papers 
 or parcels, a<l val 
 Seed, mustard, unground, ad^val 
 
 (Iround, ad val 
 Seeds ; all seeds coming in boxes 
 should be taken at the retail 
 j)rice for papers, less 50 per ct ; 
 the common boxes valued at 25 
 cts, net 15 & 25 
 
 The following are not to be 
 classed as agricultural seeds, 
 viz: Anise, Cardamon, Colchi- 
 cum. Cummin, Fenugreek, Hy- 
 osciamus, Philandri, Stramoni- 
 um, Worm, Caraway, Canary 
 Semaphore wire and fence wire, 
 
 as wire work 
 Sewing machines, parts of, viz : 
 stands and table tops, imported 
 separately ; stands to be treated 
 as castings, and wood work an 
 manufactures of wood, both 
 Shawls, Indiana or Paramatta 
 Shawls, Paisley and Cashmere, if 
 
 not composed chiefly of silk 
 Shingles, ad val 
 
 Ships and other vessels, built in 
 any foreign country, whether 
 steam or sailing vessels, on ap- 
 plication for Canadian register, 
 on the fair market value of the 
 hull, rigging machinery and 
 all appurtenances, ad val 
 Shoe linings, twilled cotton, 1 ct 
 per sq yard, and 
 Colored and Jeanettes, 2 cts per 
 sq yard, and 
 
 25 
 
 26 
 20 
 
 20 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 16 
 
 16 
 
 Si 
 
 Sil 
 
 S. HATWARD It CO, Wbolaiale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
Revised Tariff. 
 
 is. 
 
 i^'ood 
 
 I for 
 nuts 
 'lass- 
 nuts 
 
 1 and 
 pur- 
 large 
 
 ipcrs 
 
 [val 
 
 141 
 
 P.O. 
 
 20 
 
 35 
 30 
 
 16 
 
 25 
 15 
 25 
 
 loxeH 
 'Gtail 
 r ct; 
 at 25 
 
 15«&25 
 ) be 
 eeds, 
 Ichi- 
 Hy- 
 »oni- 
 ry 
 vire, 
 
 viz: 
 >rted 
 ated 
 c as 
 
 25 
 
 e, if 
 
 t in 
 her 
 ap- 
 iter, 
 the 
 and 
 
 I ct 
 
 per 
 
 26 
 20 
 
 20 
 20 
 
 10 
 15 
 15 
 
 Try Dr. Wewco mb 'g FamU y Medioinet-See Certificates inside back (rover. 
 
 Silicias, plain or beetled & Casbans 
 Printed 
 
 Silk in the gum, not more advan- 
 ced than singlcH, tram, and 
 thrown organzine, ad val, 
 Sewing silk and silk twist, ad val 
 
 Silk velvets and all manufactures 
 of silk, or of which silk is the 
 component part of chief value, 
 not elsewhere specified, except 
 church vestments, ad val 
 
 Silk — Manufactures of, embrace : 
 Alpaca (silk warp), liarathea. 
 Bows, Braids, Boot lacos, Oash- 
 mere, Chenille, Clothing (silk) 
 all, Crapes, Ducape, Ferret, 
 Float Lace, Fringes, Glace, 
 Gloves, (Jrosgrain, Gros do Na- 
 ples (black and colored). Hat 
 Bands, Plandkerchiefs, Hosiery, 
 Jackets, Laces, Lace Mitts, 
 Mantillas, Orris Lace, Paramet- 
 ta (silk w'rp), Parasols, Persians, 
 Poplins (and all other p'ce goods 
 of whichsilk is the component of 
 chief value), Prussian Bind'gs, 
 Ribbon, Satins, Sarsanet, Scarfs, 
 Shawls, Silk Plush, Sofa Gimp, 
 Stay Laces, Tapestry (silk), Tas- 
 sels, Terries, Trimmings, Ties, 
 Torquoise (black and colored). 
 Underclothing, Umbrellas, Vel- 
 vet and W'lvet Ribbons, 
 
 Silver, rolled, and German silver, 
 in sheets, ad val 
 
 Silver, rolled, such as imported 
 for plating purposes only ; not 
 to include silver leaf for paint- 
 ers and gilders 
 
 Silver soap. 
 
 Slate mantels, ad val 
 
 Slate, for roofing 
 
 School and writmg slates, ad val 
 
 Slates, porcelain and drawing, and 
 all others, should be included 
 under the head of school and 
 writing slates 
 
 Soap, common brown and yellow, 
 not perfumed, 1 cent per lb 
 
 p. c. 
 20 
 20 
 
 15 
 25 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 10 
 
 10 
 20 
 30 I 
 20 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 Soap, castile and white, 2 c j)er lb 
 Soap, perfumed or toilet, ad val 
 Soap, common, soft and li(juid 
 
 soaps not i)erfumed 
 Spectacles and Eye Glasses, of all 
 
 kinds 
 Spelter, in Mocks or pigs, ad val 
 Spices, viz., ginger and spicos of 
 all kinds (except nutmeg-; and 
 mace), unground, ad val 
 (rround, ad val 
 Nutmegs and mace, ad val 
 Starch, incl'dng farina, corn starch 
 or Hour, ami all praparatioas 
 having the (lualities of starch, 
 2 cents per lb 
 Sj)irits and strong waters not hav- 
 ing been sweetened or mixed 
 with any article so that the de- 
 gree of strength thereof cannot 
 be ascertained by Sykes' hydro- 
 meter, for every Imp' rial gallon 
 of the strength of proof by such 
 hydrometer, and so in propcir- 
 tion for any greater or less 
 strength than the strength of 
 proof, and for every greater or 
 less quantity than a gallon, viz: 
 Geneva gin, rum, whiskey, and 
 unenumerated articles of like 
 kinds, $1.32] per Imp'l gi»llon; 
 brandy, ^1.45 per Im|)'l gallon; 
 "Old Tom" gin, $1.32.\ per 
 Imperial gallon in bulk 
 Spirits sweetened or mixed so 
 that the degree of strength can- 
 not be ascertained as aforesai<l, 
 viz : Kum-shrub, cordials, schie- 
 dam, schnapps, tafia, bitters and 
 unenumerated articles of like 
 kinds, $1.90 per Imp'l gallon 
 Spirits and strong waters not 
 elsewhere specified, $1.90 i)er 
 Imperial gallon 
 Spirits and strong waters imjxirt- 
 ed into Canada, mixed with any 
 ingredient or ingredients, and 
 although thereby coming under 
 the denomination of proj)rietary 
 
 IV 0. 
 
 30 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 10 
 
 20 
 2^5 
 25 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
142 
 
 Revised Tariff. 
 
 Dr. Newcomb'S Anti-Bilioas Mixture— See CcrtificaU>.s inside l)nck cover. 
 
 P.C. 
 
 f' 
 
 . .tKlicino, tinoturt'H, essences, 
 extracts or any other denonii- 
 nution not elsewhere speeitied, 
 Hhall be, nevertlieless, deemed 
 spirits or strong waters, and 
 Kiibjeot to duty as such; $1.1)0 
 per Imperial gallon 
 Cologne water and perfmned 
 K[)iriLs in bottles or Hjusks not 
 weighing more than 4 ounces 
 ejich, a<l val 
 
 Cologne water and perfumed 
 spirits in bottles, Hasksor other 
 packages weighing more than 
 4 ounces each, ijSl.DO per Im- 
 perial gallon, and ad val 
 Wines of all kinds, except 
 sparkling wines including gin- 
 ger, orange, lemon, strawberry, 
 ra.splx;rry, elder and currant 
 wine«, containing 2() per cent, 
 or less, of spirits of the strength 
 of proof by Sykes' hydrometer, 
 im|)orted in wood or in bottles 
 (six quarter twelve pint bottles 
 to be held to contain an Impe- 
 rial gallon), 25 cts per Imp gal ; 
 and for each degree of strength 
 in excess of 2t> per cent of spirits 
 as aforesaid, an additional duty 
 of ;i ciwUs, until the strength 
 reaches 40 per cent of proof 
 spirits ; and in addition there- 
 to, ad val 
 
 (!hampagne and all other sjmrk- 
 ling wines in bottles containing 
 each not more than a quart an(i 
 more than one pint, '^'•i per doz 
 bottles ; containing not more 
 than a pint each and more than 
 one-half pint, $1.50 j)er dozen 
 bottles; contain'g one-half pint 
 CJich or less, 75 cents per dozen 
 bottles ; l)ottlcs containing more 
 than one ipiart each shall pay 
 in addition to $.'J per dozen lit- 
 tles, at the rate of $1 .50 per Imp 
 gallon on the quantity in excess 
 of one quart j)er bottle ; in ad- 
 
 p. c. 
 
 dition to the above specific duty 
 there shall l)e an ad val duty of 30 
 But any licpiors imported under 
 the name of wine, and cont'ng 
 more than 40 j) c of spirits of 
 the strength of proof by Sykes' 
 hydrometer, shall be rated for 
 duty as imenumcrated spirits 
 Stationery of all kinds not else- 
 where speclHed, ad val 20 
 40 Stationery of all kinds not else- 
 i where specified — The following 
 I articles not specially named in 
 the tariff, may be classed as 
 stationery, viz: 
 !K) j China ink, chalks, copying pen- 
 I cils, crayons, drawing pens, 
 I globes, India ink, ink powder, 
 ] inkstands, (except electro pl'td) 
 ivory knives and folders, juven- 
 ile water colors, key rings and 
 : chains, mathematical instr'mts, 
 mucilage, notarial seals, paper 
 I binders and fasteners (metaJ), 
 })aper weights and clips, pas- 
 tilles, parchment, pen-holders 
 of all kinds, pink tape, pencil 
 cjuses of all kinds, pencil sharp- 
 eners, pen-trays, quills tSt quill 
 pens, j)hilosophical instrum'nts, 
 i rulers, slate penc^ils, stamps, 
 steel pens, tape measures, water 
 coloi-s for artists, wafers, at 20 
 80 Steel in coils, such as is imported 
 for the manufacture of screws 
 and rake teeth, is free until 1st 
 January, 1881 ; but if it be cut 
 to any special length, or bent to 
 shape, it becomes dutiable as a 
 manufacture of steel, 20 
 Steel sheets, of all kinds, cut to 
 shape, but not mould'd or bored 
 " as they come from the rollers 
 and shears," free as sheet steel 
 until 1st January, 1881. This 
 includes saw blanks, Free 
 Steel, and manufactures of, viz: 
 On and after the Istday of Jan- 
 uary, 1881, steel in ingots, bars, 
 
cover. 
 
 Ivkvisf:!) Tahiff. 
 
 143 
 
 Dr. Newcomb'S Liniment— Hoe Ortificalw inside hjuk cover. 
 
 30 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 Freo 
 
 i 
 
 HheetH and coils, and railway 
 barH or rails and Hsli plates, 
 ad val 
 
 Shovels, spades, Ikk'h; hay. ma- 
 nure and potato forks; rakes 
 and rake teeth ; carpenters' 
 eal)inet-niakerH', and all other 
 mechanics' tools, include files, 
 edpe tools of every description, 
 axes, scythes, and saws of all 
 kinds, ad val 
 
 P'irearms, viz: Miinkets, rifles, 
 ])istolH and shot f?uns ; t'titlery, 
 and all niannfactMres of steel, 
 and of iron and steel, not else- 
 where specitie<l, ad val 
 Knife blades or knife l)lanks, in 
 the ron^h, uidiandled, for use 
 by electro-platers, ad val 
 
 Steel-yards, to be included in the 
 item " scales, balancen t\: weij^h- 
 in^ beams," 
 
 Stereotypes and elec.'trotypes for 
 commercial blanks ar.vl adver- 
 tisements, ad val 
 
 Stereotypes and electrotypes — the 
 term "standard books" in this 
 item extends to books of all 
 kinds, except "advertising books, 
 pamphlets, almanacs and siieetH 
 
 Stone, viz : roup;!) freestone, sand- 
 Htane, and all other buildinj? 
 stone, cxcej)t marble, $1 per ton 
 of Hi cubic feet 
 
 Water lime stone or cement 
 stone, $1. per ton, (see cement) 
 (Jrindstone, in the rough, $1.50 
 per ton 
 
 Dressed freestone, and all other 
 building stone, except marble, 
 and all manufactures of stone 
 or granite, ad val 
 
 Stones — "irrindstones in the 
 rough " means st<»nes for the 
 manufacture of grindstones, 
 $1.50 per ton 
 
 (Grindstones imported complete, 
 a.s manufactures of stone 
 
 Straw bf)ard, untiuumerated 
 
 r. o. 
 
 10 
 
 'AO 
 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 ;o 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 20 
 
 Studs of all kinds 
 
 Sugars, syrups and iiKtlasses — 
 Sugars above No 1 1, Dutch 
 standard, in rolur, 1 v{ p Ih and 
 ad val 
 
 Sugar efpial to .No <), and not 
 above No M, Dutch standard, 
 :,' ct per lb, and ad val 
 Sugar beh.w No {), Dutch stan- 
 dard, \ ct per lb, and ad val 
 Provided that the ad valorem 
 duty shall be levied and collect- 
 chI on sugar and melado when 
 imported <lirect frou) the 
 country (»f growth and produc- 
 tion, upon the fair market 
 value tlien-of at the plac(! of 
 purdh'tse, without any addition 
 ibr the cost of hogsheads or 
 other packages, or other charges 
 and <>xpt>nses f>rior to shipment, 
 anything cor.taiued in section .'{4 
 of the Act 40 Victoria, cap 10, 
 to the contrary notwithstand- 
 ing; the said section neverthe- 
 less remaining in force jls to 
 regulations to be made un(ier it, 
 in cases where the sugar or me- 
 liulo is not imported direct from 
 the country of growth or pro- 
 duction. 
 
 Syrups, cane juice, refined sy- 
 rups, sugar-house syrup, syrup 
 of sugar, svrup of molasses or 
 sorghum, -^ ct per lb, and ad 
 val 
 
 Meliulo, concentrated melado, 
 concentrated cane juice, concen- 
 tr'ted molasses, concentrated 
 beet-root juice, and concrete, | 
 ct per lb, and ad val 
 Molasses, if used for refining, 
 clarifying or rectifying purpo- 
 ses, or for the manufacture of 
 sugar, when imported direct 
 from country of growth and 
 production, ad val 
 And for the same purposert 
 when not imported direct from 
 
 r 0. 
 20 
 
 35 
 
 30 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 30 
 
 25 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
144 
 
 Revwed Tariff. 
 
 Dr. Newcomb's Congh Balsam — See Certificates irutide buck cover. 
 
 l«i, 
 
 
 the country of growth and pro- 
 duction, m val 
 
 Molnf<se8 wiicn not ho usoil, 
 when imported tlirect from the 
 country of growth and pnMhic- 
 tion, ad val 
 
 And when not imported direct 
 from the country of growth anti 
 production, ad val 
 Sugar candy, brown or white, 
 and confectionery, 1 ct p It), and 
 jul val 
 
 (rhuHwe or grape sugar, t) I.e 
 claH«c<l and rated for duty as 
 HUgar accoi. ling to grade by 
 Dutch standard in color. 
 Glucose syrup, .] ct per Ih, and 
 ;i(l val 
 
 Sunilay school cards and devotion- 
 al cards — no exception can be 
 made from the item " printe<l, 
 lithographed, etc, cards ' 
 
 Surgical and dental insti aentt*, 
 wholly or in part of steel 
 
 Tallow, 1 ct per lb 
 
 Tapei^i, wax, unenumeratcd 
 
 Tea, viz : black tea, 2 vin per lb, 
 and ad val 
 
 Green and Japan lea, .'> cts per 
 lb, and ad val 
 
 Thimbles of all kinds 
 
 Ticking for tents, '2 cts pir s(i yd, 
 and 
 
 Tin in blocks, pigs, bars, plates 
 and sheets, ad val 
 
 Tinmans' trimmings, to be classed 
 as manufactures of tin, viz: 
 spouts, handles, knobs and orna- 
 mental articles 
 
 Tinware, stamped and japanned 
 ware, and all manufactures of 
 tin not elsewhere specified, ad 
 val 
 
 Tobacco — Manufactured tobacco 
 and snuff", 25 cts per lb, and in 
 addition thereto, ad val 
 Cigars and cigarettes, 50 cts per 
 lb, and ad val 
 
 Tools — The term is held to include 
 
 V, 0. 
 
 mower and reap* r knives and 
 30 cutter bai-s ; also awls of all 
 kinds 
 Trunks, satchids, valises and car- 
 j t>et bags, ad val 
 IT) I Turpentine, spirits of, ad val 
 Twines, maiuifactured of flax and 
 
 not otherwise specified, ad val 
 Tyj)e lor printing, ad val 
 Type metal, ad val 
 Varnish not elsewhere specified, 
 20 cts per Imp gal, and ad val 
 Varnish includes Laccjuer and 
 
 .Japan spirit varnish. 
 Vasseline, lubricating and such 
 like oils, not to be clasHCnl as 
 products of petroleum, but an 
 35 unenunicrated 
 
 Vegetables, viz: potatoes, 10 ct.s 
 
 ()er bushel ; tomatoes, 30 cts per 
 )ushel; and all other vegeta- 
 bles, a(l val 
 
 p. 0. 
 
 20 
 
 :{5 
 
 I 
 
 30 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 20 
 
 10 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 12} 
 20 
 
 Veneers of wo(Ki and ivory, sawn 
 or split only, not to include 
 "scale boards" for cheese. 
 Vinegar, 12 cts per Imp gallon 
 Vises, jiH mechanics' tools 
 Walking sticks, as manuf's of wo()4l 
 Watches, watch movements and 
 
 watch cases, ad val 
 Watch materials, same as watch 
 movements 
 15 I Wheel hulw, spokes and felloes, 
 in the rough 
 
 If smoothe<l and finished, as 
 manufactures of wood 
 Hubs, spokes, felloes, and parts 
 of wheels, rough hewn or sawn 
 only, ad val 
 Wheels, if put up as j art.s of car- 
 riages 
 Whips, ad val 
 Wigan, stout 
 
 Wire of brass and copper, ad val 
 Wire-cloth of brass and copper, 
 
 ad val 
 Winceys, cotton, 20 inche;< in 
 width and over, jus shirtings, 2 
 cts per 8(1 yard, and 
 
 30 
 
 25 
 
 20 
 
 25 
 20 
 10 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 30 
 25 
 
 20 
 20 
 20 
 
 25 
 
 20 
 
 .30 
 25 
 20 
 10 
 
 20 
 
 15 
 
 S. HATWARD & Co, Hardware of aU kinds, 
 
p. 0. 
 
 m 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 20 
 
 iiul 
 
 
 al 
 
 25 
 
 
 20 
 
 
 10 
 
 led, 
 
 
 •ul 
 
 20 
 
 as 
 
 Kevihkd Tauikf. 
 
 145 
 
 Hi- 
 
 ll 
 
 in 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 30 
 1o(hI 25 
 nd 
 
 20 
 
 li 
 20 
 
 S 
 20 
 
 25 
 
 20 
 
 30 
 25 
 20 
 10 
 
 20 
 15 
 
 Dr. NewOOmb'S Antt-Bilioas PILLS-Sec ( ortiiicatt^s ii)si<l«- hack cover. 
 
 Whatever is found to he a j?enu- 
 ine Wincey, and ikA some other 
 kind of goods under that nanie, 
 may he allowed entry at 
 Under 2(5 inches, as dress goods 
 
 P.O. 
 
 20 
 20 
 
 25 
 
 Wootl, and manufactures of, ami 
 wood n ware, viz: pails, tnhs, 
 churns, hrooins, hrnshes an(i 
 other manufactures of wood not 
 elsewhere spccifie<l, ad val 
 
 Wood, lumher and tind)er not 
 elsewhere specifH'd, to include 
 lunil>er and tinil)cr of the kind> 
 otherwise free, when cut to 
 special lengths, / ♦•, less than 
 the ordinary cony)ier( '1 length?^ 20 
 Lumher an<l tinilHr not else- 
 where specilied, ad viil 20 
 
 Wood niantifacturcN — Osier or 
 willow work, lined ^r indine<l, 
 furnished or unfmiii>heu, so 
 considered 25 
 
 Wool and Woolhns, viz: 
 
 Mainifactures composed wholly 
 or in part of wool, worsted, the 
 hair of tin ali)a(a goat, or other 
 like animals, viz : Shawls, hlan- 
 kets, and llannels of every de- 
 scription ; cloths, doi'skins, cas- 
 simeres, tweeds, coatings, over 
 coatings, cloakinifs, felt cloth, 
 of every description, not else- 
 where specified ; horse-collar 
 cloth ; yarn, knitting yarn, lin- 
 geringyarn, worsted yarn under 
 No oO ; knitted goods, viz: 
 Shirts, drawers and hosiery of 
 every description ; 7] I't per ll>, 
 and in addition thereto, ad val 20 
 
 Woollen Hosiery, held to comprise ; 
 Boot- and Hootees (knitted), 
 eardig n Jack'ts, eashm're shirts 
 and drawers 'men's, w(»men's 
 and children's;, cravats, collar- 
 ettes, clouds, ''cross-oveiN," chest 
 protectors (knit'd), cutis (knit- 
 ted), gaiters ;knitte<li, hand- 
 kcnihiefs, hunhs' mooI shirts & 
 drawers, mantles (knit'd), meri- 
 
 1 • 11 •'• °* 
 
 no shirts and drawers, nnitllers, 
 
 mitts (knitted), petticoats, |>ol- 
 k:is, scarfs { wool i, shawls ( knit- 
 ted), vests (knitted), 7' lentn 
 per H>, and 20 
 
 Wool Mannt'actures — Not other- 
 wise provid(>d for, viz: 
 Alpacc:is (plain and liguriMJ), 
 halm'rl crapes, haratheas, hnwl- 
 I'ord dress goods, all kinds, l»ul- 
 lion fringe, hunting, cashmeres, 
 cohourgs, dehi'gi's, l'"rench de- 
 laines and merinos, henriettas, 
 lustres, llama l)raid, merinos 
 ( I'ren*-!! I, mohair hraid, mo- 
 reens, mouseline dc hiines, Or- 
 leans, paraniatt:is( not silk w'p), 
 Persian cords, piano covers 
 (cloth 1, russell cords, Uussian 
 hraid, sern'cs. shawls ( hlack 
 Indiana I. shawls, I'.aisley (un- 
 less the largest com[»onent part 
 Ih' silk I, tahic covers I cloth ), 
 tahle covers ( Victoria i, twill, 
 wool fringe I fancy ), 20 
 
 (lothiuLC n'ady-nnide,and weal- 
 ing apparel of every descript'n, 
 inchidim; cloth ca|»s, com|)os(Hl 
 wholly (»r in part of wool, wor- 
 sted, the hair of tiie alpaca goat 
 or other like aidmals, made up 
 or manufactured wholly or in 
 part hv the tailor, seamstress, 
 or manlact'r, exi-ept knit go<Kls, 
 10 cents per Ih. and in addition 
 thereto, ad val 25 
 
 All nuinufact'rscomposi'<l whol- 
 ly or in part of w»m»1, worsted, 
 t'lu> hair of the ali>aca goat, or 
 other like animals, not herein 
 otherwise provided for, ad val 20 
 Trehle ingrain, three-ply and ' 
 two-ply carpets c(>mpose<l whol- 
 ly of wool, It) cents per stj yd, 
 and in addition thereto, ad val 20 
 Two-ply and three-ply ingrain 
 carpets, of which the warp is 
 composed wludly of cotton, or 
 other material than wool, wor- 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
140 
 
 Rkviski) Tahiff 
 
 Barker's TooUi-Ache Dropi. 
 
 20 
 
 1') 
 
 10 
 
 20 i 
 
 10 
 
 2") 
 
 p. r. I 
 hUhI, the li.'iir of tiio iilpaca ptat 
 or other likf animals, a ceiils 
 {K>r S(|iiaro yd, and in addition 
 tlu'rt'to, ad val 
 
 Felt tor l»oots and shoes, when 
 itn|M)rted hy tlu' inannlaetiirers 
 lor nse in their factories, ad val 
 Felt tor ^love linings, and end- 
 less felt for paper makers, when 
 importeil l>y the inannfaetnrers 
 fi»r use iji their factories, ad val 
 Worsted Phish 
 
 Zine, in pi^rs, hloeks and sheets, 
 ad val 
 
 Seamless drawn tul)in};. ad val 
 Manufactures of zinc, not <'lse- 
 where specitied, ad val 
 
 All floods not enumerate<l in this 
 Act as eliarj;e<l with anv duty of Cus- 
 toms and not deelare<l free of duty hy 
 this Act, shall he charired with a duty 
 of twentv per cent. a<( nthnxin, when 
 inij)orted into Canada, (»r taken out of 
 warehouse for consumption therein. 
 
 SCIIKDrLK R i 
 
 i 
 
 Free (ioodx. 
 
 Agaric 
 
 Agates, uinnanufactured 
 
 Alkanet root 
 
 Aloes 
 
 Aluiiiinum 
 
 Aluminous cake, considered as alum 
 
 Alum 
 
 Amhergris 
 
 Anunonia, crude 
 
 Aniline dyes of all kinds, domestic or 
 otherwise 
 
 Aniline oil. crude 
 
 Aniline salts 
 
 Animals hrought into ( anada tem- 
 porarily, and for a period n(>t ex- 
 eeinling three months, for the pur- 
 jK).se of exhihition ov competition 
 for prizes oflered hv any agricultur- 
 al or other association. Hut a hond 
 shall he first given in accordance 
 with regulations to lie prescribed hy 
 
 the Minister of Customs, witli tho 
 condition that the full <luty t<» which 
 such animals would f)therwiH« he 
 liahle shall he paid in case of their 
 sah" in Canada, or if not re-exported 
 within the time sjiicilied in such 
 hond. 
 
 .\nimals for the improvement of stock 
 under regulati(»ns to he made hy tho 
 Treasury lioard and approved by 
 till' (iovernor in Council 
 
 Annato, li(piid or solid 
 
 Annato, see<l 
 
 Anchors 
 
 Antimony 
 
 Ashes, pot, [learl and scmIu 
 
 Appiirel, wearing *ml other personaJ 
 and household eflects, not merchan- 
 dize, of Hritish subjects dying abroad, 
 but domiciled in Canada 
 
 Argol, dust 
 
 Argols, crude 
 
 .Vrsenic 
 
 Arseniate of aniline 
 
 Articles for the use of the (Jovernor- 
 ( ieneral 
 
 Articles for the use of foreign Consuls 
 ( ieneral 
 
 .Vrticles i«n ported by and for the use 
 of the Dominion (iovernmcnl, jr 
 any of the I)ei)artments then.of, or 
 for the Senate or House of Connnons 
 
 Army and Navy and Canadian Militia, 
 for the use of, viz: Arms, clothing, 
 musical instruments for bands, mili- 
 tary stt)res and munitions of war 
 
 Hainboo reeds, not further manufiic- 
 tured than cut into suitable lengths 
 for walking sticks or canes, or for 
 slicks for umbrellas, parasols or sun- 
 shades 
 
 Hamboos, unmanufactured 
 barrels of Canadian manufacture ex- 
 ported tilled with domestic petro- 
 leum and returned empty, under 
 such regulations as the Minister of 
 Customs mav prescribe 
 Barilla 
 
 JJarytes, unmanufactured 
 
 Bells for churches 
 
 Carriage Makers' Supplies of all kinds at S. HATWARD k CO's, 
 
Kfa'iski) Tauii'k — Fkek Gooiw. 
 
 147 
 
 \^itll tho 
 to which 
 rwiso he 
 : ol' their 
 exported 
 itt Huch 
 
 L of Rtnck 
 ill! hy tho 
 •ove<l hy 
 
 jiorsoiiJil 
 merclian- 
 igiibrou^, 
 
 lovernor- 
 
 Consuls 
 
 the UHO 
 mor-i, jr 
 ion of, oi' 
 'onunoiw 
 
 Militia, 
 
 'hUhiiiK, 
 ids, inili- 
 
 war 
 
 manufiic- 
 leiif^tiis 
 
 ■i. or for 
 or Hun- 
 
 ture ex- 
 pot ro- 
 under 
 
 lister of 
 
 Dr. Newcomb's Anti-Bilions PILLS cores all disorders of the Liver. 
 
 Berries for dyoinj^, or used for eompon- Communion phuo, and plateii ware for 
 
 inj; (lyes 
 
 Boltl 
 
 use in church* s 
 d 
 
 jolting: cloths ' ( oir and eoir yaiii 
 
 IJonos, crude and not manufactured, ( okc, when usrd in Canadian manu- 
 
 hnriu'd, cah-incd, ;;roiind or ntcamcd factures 
 Hone-dust and Itone-ash, for manufac- Cojcothar, dry oxide of iron 
 
 ture (if phospliates and fertilizers Coniuut cicuta, or hemlock see.l and 
 
 llorax 
 
 IJotany, specimens of 
 
 Bristles, 
 
 Brimst<»ne, crude, or in roll or Hour 
 
 l?riin moulds for jfold k'aters, 
 
 Bromine 
 
 liroom corn 
 
 Buchu leaves 
 
 Bullion, p;ohl and silver 
 
 Burgundy pitch 
 
 Ihirr sti»nes in hlocks, rou^li or un- 
 manufactured, an<l not hound up 
 into millstones 
 
 Oarriaj;es of travellers and carria^'cs 
 
 leaf 
 
 Cotton waste and c<»ttou wool 
 Cork wo(m1 or cork hark, uiU'ianuft'tKl 
 C<il(»rs, vi/, : Ilichromate (f potjwh, 
 hlue hiack. Chines*; hUu , coutillc, 
 laki>s, .'^carlct and marone in pulp, 
 I'aris preen, I'russian hlue, satin 
 and fuic-washed white, ultra-|barine, 
 und)er raw 
 f'ream of tartar, in crystals 
 Ikiamonds, unset, including hIack dia- 
 monds for horers 
 r>iamfind dii^t (»r hort 
 
 ^ ^. I)rapons' Mootl 
 
 laden with menhandize, and not to huck for htltinj:; and hose 
 
 include circus trou[>i's nor hawkers, I)y<.'in<,' or tannin«^ articles in a crude 
 
 inider regulations t<» he prcscrihed*! state, used in dyeiu}^' or tanninj;, not 
 
 nci 
 
 ilied 
 
 elsewhere 
 
 i-:^rs 
 
 lOmery 
 
 Kutomolo^ry, specimens of 
 
 Ksparto, or Spanish jirass, and other 
 fj;rasses, and pulp of, for tho manu- 
 facture of papi-r 
 
 hy the Minister of Customs 
 (/ahinetfl .of coins, medals and other 
 
 collections of anti(|uities 
 ('jwt«, !us models for the use of si-hooU 
 
 of desij^n 
 Cornelian, immanufa^ure*! 
 (>anvas for niju- : i -i ire of llonr oil- , , 
 
 cloth, no' le-s thai- .brty-live inches ^ Kxtract of lot,'wo<Kl 
 
 wide, n!U jo' \ 'iss ;d or calendered '<■ Kelt, adhesive, for sheathinj,' ve*i»«.'lH 
 Caoiittrhou' , u o lU!* v-ictured | Fire clay 
 
 C/sit-giU '■'jiut,^ or.i^i . oord for musical \ Fihre, Mexican 
 
 ins'>!V«iepi'i. j Fil)re, vouetaMojfor manuf'^' i»urpofle8 
 
 ('at-gut or whip-fjut, unmanufactured Kihrilla 
 (!halk and clitl-stone. unmanufactured Fish hait 
 Chamomile (lowers Fish oil, and tish of all kinds, the pro 
 
 (.Chloride of lime 
 CHtrons, and rinds 
 
 candyiuf; 
 Clavs 
 
 o 
 
 f. in hrine tor 
 
 (luce of the lisheries of the Cnited 
 States (except iish of the iidand 
 lakes and of the rivern falling into 
 them, and Iish preserved in oil) 
 
 Clothing, donations of, for charitahle Fish-hooks, nets and seines, and lines 
 
 purposes and twines, for the use of the fish- 
 
 C/ohalt, ore of ! erics, hut not to include spc^rting 
 
 Cochineal { fisliini; tackle or hooks with HioH or 
 
 Cocoa, hean, shell and nihs ! trawlinp sihhmis 
 
 Coins, gohl and silver, except Cnited Flint, flints, and ground flint stonc-ij 
 
 States silver coin ' Folia digitalis 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. Jolm, N. B. 
 
148 
 
 Revised Tariff — Free Goodh. 
 
 Use Barker's FRUIT STRUPS—Lemon, Raspberry, Strawberry, 
 
 Fossils 
 Fuller's earth 
 
 Fur skiuH, of all kinds not dresried in 
 any manner 
 
 Gentian root 
 Ginseng root 
 
 liac — dye, crude, seed, button, Hti«k 
 
 and shell 
 Lava, unmanufactured 
 LemoiiH and rinds of, in brine, for 
 
 candying 
 Le«;ehe-8 
 
 Gold-beaters' moulds and gold-beaters' I Ljeorice riK>t 
 
 skins ' I-iitharge 
 
 Crease and j^rease scrap, for manufac- ! I-itmus and all lichens prepared and 
 
 ture of soap 
 Gravels 
 Guano and other animal and vegetable 
 
 manures 
 Gums, Amber, Anibic, Australian, 
 
 liritish, copal, damar, mastic, san- 
 
 darae, shelliM- and tragacanth 
 Gunny cloth and ^ininy bags 
 Gut, and worm gut, juamifactun'<l or 
 
 unmanufactured, for whip and other 
 
 cord 
 Gutta porcha, crude 
 Ciypsum, crude (sulphate of lime) 
 
 Hair, angola, bufliilo and bison, camels, 
 
 goat, hog, horse and human, cleaned 
 
 or uncleancd, but not curled or 
 
 otherwise manufacHired 
 Hatters' furs, not on the skin 
 Hemlock bark 
 Hemp, undressed 
 Hides, raw, whether dry, saltid or 
 
 pickle<l 
 
 Hoofs, horns and horn ti[>s 
 IlyoHcyamus, or henl)ane leaf 
 
 India-rubbur, unmaiuifactured 
 Indian hemp (crude drug) 
 Indigo 
 
 Iris, (orris root) 
 Istle, or tampico tibre 
 Iron niiusts f(»r ships, or partri of 
 Ivory and ivory nuts, unmanufactured 
 Ivory veneeix, sawn only, not planed 
 nor polishe<l 
 
 Jalap, root 
 Junk, old 
 Jute- butts, 
 Jute 
 Kelp 
 Kryolite 
 
 Carriage Makers' SnppUes of ^"kinds at S. HATWARD & CO's, 
 
 not prepared 
 
 Locomotives and railway passenger, 
 baggage and freight cars, being the 
 property of railway companies in 
 the Tnited States, running upon any 
 line of road crossing the frontier, so 
 long as Canadian locomotives and 
 cars are admitted free under similar 
 circumstances in the United vStates, 
 under regulations to be presc'rilxMl 
 by the Minister of Customs 
 
 Logs, and round unmanufactured tim- 
 ber, not elsewhere provided for 
 
 Luml)er and timber, plank and boards, 
 sawn, of boxwood, cherry, walnut, 
 chestnut, mahogany, pitch pine, 
 rosewood, sandalwood, Spanish ce- 
 dar, oak, hickory and whitew<x)d, 
 not shaped, plancMl or otherwise 
 manufai'tured 
 
 Machinerv for worsted or cotton mills, 
 of kinds which are not manufac- 
 ture<l in Canada 
 
 Madder and nunijeet, or Indian mad- 
 der, ground or prepared, and all 
 extracts of 
 
 Manilla grass 
 
 Meerschaum, crude or raw 
 
 Medals of gold, silver or copper 
 
 Menageries — horses, cattle, carriagcH, 
 and harness of, under regulations to 
 be prescribeil by the Minister of 
 ( 'ustoras 
 
 Mineralogy, specimens of 
 
 Models of inventions and other im- 
 provements in the arta, btjt no article 
 or articles shall be deemed a model 
 or improvement which can be litted 
 for use 
 
 M0B8, seawee<l, and all other vegeta- 
 ble Kubstances used fcr beds and 
 
>n, Hti«k 
 rine, for 
 
 >ared aiul 
 
 hcinpf the 
 janicH in 
 upon any 
 ■onticr, ho 
 tivcH and 
 LT Himilar 
 ed KtatcH, 
 )reH{;riljo«i 
 s 
 
 .ured tiui- 
 m1 for 
 id boardri, 
 f, walnut, 
 Ich pine, 
 anish ce- 
 ll! te\v(X>d, 
 )tliorwirio 
 
 ton inillH, 
 Inianufac- 
 
 iiiU mml- 
 aiid all 
 
 jr 
 
 lirriagoH, 
 litionH to 
 
 liHter of 
 
 her un- 
 
 |) ar 
 
 ni 
 
 e 
 
 ticl 
 odel 
 iitte<i 
 
 •feta- 
 lis and 
 
 Revised Tariff — Free Goodh. 149 
 
 Pine-Apple, Lime Juice, etc. etc. 
 
 niattreHses, in their natural state, or I Salt, imported from the United King- 
 
 M 
 
 only cleaned 
 
 Iceland and othi 
 
 (lorn or anv 
 
 Hrit 
 
 iHU ,'K)Ksession, or 
 
 mosses, 
 Newsjiapers received hy mail 
 Nitrate of s(Mia, or eubie nitre 
 Niekel 
 Nut galls 
 Oak hark 
 Oakum 
 Oil cake, cottori sikhI cake, palm nut 
 
 cake and meal 
 Oils, cocoanut and pahn, in their 
 
 natural state 
 
 rude ' imported for the use of the sea or 
 
 gulf fisheries 
 
 ! Sea-weed, not els<*wher( specified 
 
 ! Sea-gr!Uis 
 
 I Senna, in leaves 
 
 Settlers' effects, viz: Wearing a})parel, 
 househ'ld furniture, f)rofeHs'nl books, 
 implements ami tools of tnuli', occu- 
 pation or employment, which the 
 settler has had in actual use for at 
 lejist six months before nimoval to 
 
 Oranges, and rinds of, in brine, for | Canada, not to include machinery, 
 
 candying 
 
 OrcH of metiils of all kinds 
 
 OsicrH 
 
 Oxalic acid 
 
 Paintings, in oil, by artistn of well- 
 known merit, or copies of the old 
 masters by such artist*; 
 
 Palm leaf, unmanufactured 
 
 Pearl, mother of, not manufaetureil 
 
 Pelts 
 
 Persis, or extract of archill and cudbear 
 
 Philofionhical instruments and appar- 
 atus, inchuling globes and pictorial 
 illustrations of insects, etc, when 
 im|K)rted by and ior the usti of col- 
 leges and schools, scientific and 
 literary societies 
 
 Phosphorus 
 
 Pipe cla^ 
 
 Pitch, pine 
 
 Plait8, straw, Tuscan and grass 
 
 Precipitate of copper, (Tude 
 
 Pumice and pumice stom 
 
 or live stock, or articles imported 
 for us(! in any manulacturing estab- 
 llshment, or for sale; provided that 
 any dutiable article entered ir set- 
 tlers' effects shall nf»t be sold or 
 otherwise disposed of without pay- 
 ment of <lutv, until after two vearH 
 actual use in ('anada 
 Until the first day of January, 1881, 
 steel in ingots, bars, sheets and coils, 
 railway bars or rails and fish-plates, 
 shall be free of duty 
 Silex, or crystalized (piartz 
 Silk, raw or as reeled from the cocoon, 
 not being doubknl, twistetl or ad- 
 vanced in manufacture in any way, 
 silk cocoons and silk waate 
 
 } Skins, undressed, dried, Kalte<l or 
 
 I pickled 
 
 i Soda ash 
 
 j S(Kla, caustic 
 
 j Soda, silicate of 
 
 I Sulpliur, in roll or flour 
 
 liiigs, of cottcm, linen, jute and hemp, i Tails, undressed 
 
 paper wjvste or dippings and wjisU' i Tampic<), white and black 
 of any kind, fit only for manufacture i Tanners' bark 
 
 of paper 
 
 Rattans and recils unmanufacturetl 
 Ken net, raw or prepan^l, 
 Resin 
 
 Rhubarb root 
 KafTron cake 
 
 SaflVon and Safllower, and extra 't of 
 Sal ammoniac 
 Hal soda 
 Hand 
 
 i Tar, pine 
 ! Teasels 
 I Terra Japonica 
 
 ! Tobacco, unmanufactureil. for exciso 
 I purposes, under conditions of Act 
 I 31 Victoria, cap 51 
 i Tortoise and other shells, unmanufact'd 
 Travellers' baggage, un(ler reguiiitions 
 
 to be prescribtnl l)y the Minister of 
 
 Ciistonm 
 
 73 Prince Wm. StTe«)t, St. John, N. B. 
 
150 
 
 Rkvlski) Tauiki' — Excise Ditikh. 
 
 Use Barker & Go's FLAVORING EXTRACTS— Lemon, Almond, 
 
 Trce-iiails 
 
 Turmeric 
 
 Turpontliu', raw or irudi' 
 
 Turtles 
 
 Varnish, l)lack ami bri^'lit, for slaps' 
 use 
 
 Vegetable iibren, natural, not prcxiucetl 
 by any nieehanical proeess 
 
 Veneers of wood and ivory, sawn only 
 
 Verdigris, or sub-acetate of cop|>er, thy 
 
 Vitriol, blue 
 
 "Whalebone, unnianufactured 
 
 Whale-oil, in casks I'roni on shipboard, 
 and in the condition in which it was 
 fii-st landed 
 
 Willow for basket makers 
 
 Wire rigging for ships and vessels 
 
 Wliiting or Wliitening 
 
 Wool, inimanufactnre(l, hair of the al- 
 paca goat and other like animals 
 
 WV)olen ragrs 
 
 Yellow metal, in l)olt«, bars, atid for 
 sheathing 
 
 SfllKDULE C. 
 
 (ioorU Free in the. ainM therviu inetitlo)ied. 
 The following articles when the 
 natural pnulucts or the manufacturoH 
 of the colony of Newfoundland, viz: 
 Fish, fresh, dried, salteil or smoked 
 Fish-oil and all i)roducts of lish 
 Seal-oil 
 Animals of all kinds 
 
 SCJIKDULK I). 
 
 The following articles shall ))e pro- 
 hibited to be imported, tuider a j)enalty 
 of two hundred dollars, together with 
 the forfeiture of the parcel or package 
 j of goods in which the same may be 
 found, viz: 
 
 Hooks, printed pa))ers, drawings, paint- 
 ings, prints, photographs or reprtv 
 senlations of any kind of a treason- 
 able or seditious, or of an immoral 
 or indecent character 
 I Coin, base or counterfeit 
 
 KXCTHE DUTIES. 
 
 On vvvry gallon of Spirits of the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrometer, $1 (M) 
 
 On every pound of Malt, 01 
 
 On every gallon of any fermented beverage made in iuiiiation of lieer, 
 or Malt Li(pJor, anil brewed in whole or in part from any other 
 
 substance than Malt,. OS 
 
 On Cavendish Tobacco, on any jioimd or less (pianlity, I'O 
 
 On Canada Twist, do. do. ' 01 
 
 On Suull' per pound or less quantity 20 
 
 On all other <lescriptions of maiudac'd Tobacco per lb. or less (piantity, 20 
 C'ig.'irs, subject to an abatement or :illo\vance for moisture in calcidating 
 
 ihe w(!ight for <bity, to be tixt'd I » Order in Council, per lb., 40 
 
 Vinegar, ;> O-IO cents per gallon. 
 
 All goods manufactured in bond shall, if t;ik<'n out of bond for consumption 
 in Canada, be subjei't to duties uf excise eipial to the duties of Custoihs to 
 which they would be subject if imported from (Jre:it Urilain and entered for 
 consumj)tioii in Canada; and whenever any article, not the produce of Canada, 
 upon which a. <luty of excise would be levied if produced in Canada, is tuken 
 into a b' iidtxl manufactory, the diH'.'rence between the duty of excise in which 
 it wouki be so liable and the ('ustom duty which would be levied on such 
 arti"le if imported and entered f(jr i-onsumption, shall be paid as a duty of 
 Excise, when it is Uikcn into the bonded manid'actorv. 
 
 Carriage Makers' Supplies of all kinds at S. HATWARO & CD's, 
 
Llmond, 
 
 i'i)i lucnfioiieif. 
 '^ when the 
 "I'tnufactiirew 
 '"•■iiid, viz : 
 )r sniokt'd 
 ')f iish 
 
 'iJilI ))(' pro- 
 lej'JiI)onalty 
 'getluT witii 
 or J)!u•ka^(^ 
 "10 may Ik- 
 
 in^s, paiut- 
 
 s or roprc- 
 
 u treason- 
 
 n iininorul 
 
 ter, $1 (X) 
 .... OJ 
 3er, 
 
 lior 
 
 IV, 
 "K' 
 
 40 
 
 uin))tlon 
 stoi^is to 
 t'rcd for 
 Canada, 
 is tfiken 
 n wiiicli 
 on siifli 
 <liitv of 
 
 •s, 
 
 USKFL',, rypo,i,u„o.v 
 
 V.«lil., CI.V,, cin.«.OB. „c. e.c. 
 
 > T. . " • 
 
 151 
 
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 1 won,! ,ake L'r.OOO s ,^ l"" "7 « l-on,,,! ,„■ sUk 
 
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 To Clkar Ko.sf T„p. '' '",^''vdio„Ls 
 
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 y:-";; uM. .lun,, J,'/;;.' ,„';:„!:!:■';;•;.. I;!- "1-,, .v,.., *..: ';;,;;;,',":,.;.■''-'.'■' <■-. t! 
 
 yoi 
 
 Hre hanuoi 
 
 (iii/r 1< 
 
 nous aoc 
 
 "AMiisrnavb, 
 
 ^""Paninu.„,,s n, th, oiirj 
 
 ''^ponsi,,^. (I,,,-, ^,^,;;j 
 
 otll 
 
 t'llt.s 
 
 ?::^'-^'i-"- T::Ha;;^ •:,i;!:;;i;:!<::' '-'». /ii.s and d 
 
 . '''«']y to HoiJ 
 ■■^ ^'"'.iC and dustor 
 
 er's. If i( 
 
 rea( 
 
 Clj( 
 
 '>:i 
 
 M'Ool 
 
 'I' tiirJalan. Jt 
 
 iniiot l)<. procured 
 
 l^^'parod, may I, 
 
 •"■•^t })y ^ti]^,^l (.„.j 
 
 work. 
 
 J 
 
 and 
 
 '•ian cxcollfnt 
 
 ' 't is ca.sil 
 
 J"iJciias,.,J ;,, ,1 
 
 itan 
 
 "latcrial for k 
 
 y made i,y l^rusl 
 
 H' npiiol 
 ")«• l>ui|(.,| oij 
 
 pinned 
 
 wilJ 
 
 MM!' U'l 
 
 "■■;y;'os,.ri,„i.,„ ,„■ , .;,;i,";;;;i:;;;i;',:i"« » ,„,ok 
 
 ste 
 
 over 
 
 <KS.— ()J,J 
 
 anNwor very hcIj. 
 
 •'<'tt"n stookinfe' u.ay | 
 
 ornament. 
 
 ^•N vasoH. 
 
 <iLAaM Nllould 1)0 
 
 '>' 'H! mad,. ,„,,, j 
 
 iook tU 
 
 VVUslje<I in eoJ,] 
 
 amp \vi(k> 
 
 and 
 
 til 
 
 (iLAKS V 
 
 "1 wlien eJean.M(.d uitlj 
 
 water, wj,ith 
 
 f'Jf out witJi 
 
 fXsKi^s, and oil 
 
 SfL 
 
 fioapsnd 
 
 Vi;U AND J*i, 
 
 pow(lor(}<l e/i 
 
 warm water, 
 J^''* I'ten.siJ.s, mav | 
 
 Sives it a brighter and el 
 
 Oarer 
 
 "^ ^'vory ,Jay ..n 
 
 ATi:i) VVa 
 
 <'r nsi 
 
 ircoal. 
 
 «H should I 
 "K. and wiped d 
 
 '^' J>iiri/ic.d and el 
 
 oHne(J })v 
 
 '"in.sing 
 
 '0 wji«ho«J 
 
 with 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street 
 
 pod ,Jry with a el 
 
 St. John, W. B. 
 
 a Hponcrj. .„„j ^, 
 
 oan soft toweJ. 
 
 inn 
 
l/)2 
 
 UsKIUL iNrOHMATlON. 
 
 Dr. Newcomb's ANTI-BILIOUS MIXTURE cures BilionsneBS, 
 
 ToClkax Kn'IVKm and Forks. — Wash tin- blades in warm (hut not hot) 
 water, and fifterwards rul> thcni lii^htly (»vt'r with powdered rotten-stono wet 
 to a paste with a little cold water, then polisii them with a elean eloth. 
 
 [, 
 
 Fill IT Stains in Linen. — To remove them, riih the part on eaeh side with 
 ellow soap, then tie np a piece ol' pearlash in the eloth, <S:e., 'Hid soak well in 
 
 lot water, )>r hoil : afterwards expose the stained part to the sun and air until 
 
 remov 
 
 ed. 
 
 MiLDKWKi) IjINKN may he restored hy soapin;;^ the spots while wet, covering 
 them with line chalk Hcra])e(l to powder, and rul)l)in<j^ it well in. 
 
 To Kkkp Morns, I'.kkti.ks, ikc, fhom ('i,()TIIK<. — l*ut a piece of camphor 
 in a linen hag, or xomv aromatic hcrhs, in the drawers, aniong linen or wt)olen 
 clothes, and neither moth or worm will come near them. 
 
 Clothks 1.'l(»skts that have ])ecoino infested with moths should be well 
 rubbed with a strong decoction of tobacco, and repeatedly sprinkled with 
 spirits of camphor. 
 
 Sc'ALi) vour woodenware often, and keer) vour tin-ware drv. 
 
 To TAKE ( Jkease out OF Vki.vet OR Clotif. — I'rocure some turpentine 
 and pour it over the part that is grea-sy ; rub it till quite dry with a j)iece of 
 dean Hannel ; if the grease l)e not ([uite ri'inoved, repeat the application, and 
 when dene, brush the part well, and hang up the garment in the open air to 
 take away the sniell. 
 
 Economy. — If you liave a strip of land, do not throw away Soap-suds. Ik)th 
 Aahes and Soap-suds are good manure for bushes and young plants. 
 
 Woollen Clothes should be wjished in very hot suds, and not rinsed. 
 Lukewarm water shrinks them. 
 
 Caution. — Do not let Coffee and Tea stand in tin. 
 
 See that notiiix(J is thrown away which might have served to nourish 
 your own family or a poorer one. 
 
 As FAR AS POSHIULE, have pieces of bread eaten tip befor(j they become 
 hard ; spread those that are not eaten, and let them dry, to he pounded for 
 puddings, or soaked for brf)tii. 
 
 TiiNEN Kaos should be carefully saved, for they are extremely useful in 
 Hickness. If they have become dirty and worn by cleaning silver, Ac, woMh 
 them and scrape them into lint. 
 
 A Bonnet and TRiMMiN(is may be worn a much longer time, if the dust 
 l)e brushed well off after walking. 
 
 Applrs intended for dtimplings should not have the core taken ol* of them, 
 as the pips impart a delicious flavor to the dumpling. 
 
 BLACKiNtJ for Leather Seats, &c, — Beat well the yolks of tw^o eggs and 
 the white of one; mix a tablespoonful of gin and a tea8poonful of sugar, 
 thicken it with ivory black, add it to the eggs, and use as a common blacking ; 
 the seats or cushions being left a day or two to harden. This is A good dressing 
 for boots and shoes. 
 
 For Ventilation open your windows both ^* to i and bottom. The fresh 
 air rushes in one way, while the foul air niaiveM ii'^ ^xit the other. This is 
 letting in your friend and expelling your enes^' 
 
 S. HATWARD k CO., WholeMle ^irdwsrft *-H Istrriage Stock, 
 
BB, 
 
 It not hot) 
 
 i-stono wet 
 
 )th. 
 
 1 side with 
 
 ak well in 
 
 (I iiii* until 
 
 t, covering 
 
 )f euniphor 
 I or woolen 
 
 Id be well 
 ikled with 
 
 turpentine 
 1 a piece of 
 ration, and 
 open air to 
 
 Kuds. iioth 
 
 not rinsed. 
 
 Ito nourish 
 
 sy become 
 funded for 
 
 useful in 
 |*S:c., wawh 
 
 the dust 
 
 of them. 
 
 eggs and 
 bf Hugar, 
 jilacking ; 
 
 1 dressing 
 
 fhe fresh 
 This is 
 
 Advertiskmknts. 15S 
 
 Janndice, Dyspepsia, etc.— Ss*. 'Jertificates inside back cover. 
 
 GEORGE NIXON, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 
 
 PAPER HANGINGS, 
 
 Brushes, Varnish and Window Glass. 
 
 88 KIIISrCB- STI^EET, ST. vJOHIsr. 
 
 Straii;j;et's visi.iun tit;- ( ily \v!!! li.id it !•• ;!i'ir adviiM.iC.'c to '^ill it 71 Iviiin 
 Striv't, wlie.'e ih re is ahv;iys on iiau 1 a Lar,,e \sso tinent of tiie 
 
 Lati's; Stv!( s of 
 
 Whit'li will Ik- sol, I ('lu-;i)) fur ( iisli. 
 
 ¥¥ IVii 
 
 \W^ !l 
 
 AND DKALKK IN 
 
 LEATHER. HIDES, 
 
 Coa/ Oil, Curriers' Tools, Plasterers' Hair, 
 LAMPBLACK, BARK MILLS, &c. 
 
 LEATHER SOLI) <)\ ( OMl^IISSION. 
 
 73 Prince Prisce William Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
 10 
 
164 
 
 Ai)vi:i:ti.si:mknts. 
 
 Dr. Newcomb's COUGH BALSAM, for all Lung and Throat Diseases. 
 
 i:sTABLi;si i:i> i8o;5. 
 
 W. H. KNOWLES 
 
 Muniifavturer and \Vhol<>Halc aiul Retail l>eal(M- in 
 
 9 
 
 Ladies' & Gents' Travelling Trunks, 
 
 SATCHELS, SHAWL STRAPS, &c. 
 
 Canvas Covers Made to Order. - - Repairing NeatJy Executed. 
 
 FiU'tory : Wati^rloo Str<M»t, ii doors from Union Street, 
 
 WISDOM & FI 
 
 Importers and Dealers in 
 
 RUBBER and LEATHER BELTING, RUBBER RUSE, STEAM PACKING. 
 
 Lubricating Oils, Cotton Waste, 
 
 Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings, 
 
 And all Articles used in the application of Steam to Machinery. 
 J^o, 41 DOCK STREET (SnialVs Block), 
 
 SAINT JOHN, N. B. 
 
 N. It.— UMttuiates f<»r Steann and Hot Water Heating ApparatUH furiilHlied 
 on ai^-^^Mcatton. Ail Worlc Warranted. 
 
 Carriage Makers' Supplies of all kinds at S. HATWARD & CO's, 
 
(eases. 
 
 i 
 
 inks, 
 
 kc. 
 
 Executed. 
 
 r. 
 
 Street, 
 
 IMnery. 
 
 ruislied 
 
 8. 
 
 Advkutiskmknth. 
 
 155 
 
 HcLaaghlin's Mowing Machine Oil, equally good for all light Machinery. 
 
 GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, 
 
 OE&MAIN STREET la few doors south of Eing>, SAI17T JOHU, IT. B. 
 
 MANTFArTrinOR AND IMPOHTFU (tl' 
 
 f1 
 
 Ajci'iit for lh«' Most Koliahlo <'l«Mks, ,S|i«Mia<i«s and t.yv <;Iiii<m's ohtaiiiabln 
 
 by i'aiM'fiil S<>l«'<'tioii. 
 
 AH Onhu's |iruii.vtly ntt:>ii'.lri] t.i. llvcrythiiiK K"!H«"t«'<'<l a^ n'prosfulcd. 
 
 "W. T. Or. 
 
 . W,. AV RIGHT, 
 
 AND DKAI.KK IN 
 
 Chromos, Lilliograp!is, Motloes, Pfiolo Frames (Card and Cabinel Sizes), 
 
 FLOWKR STANDS, aii<i a (ioiural Assorlmoiit of FAX V (JOODS. 
 
 All ordtTH lor rraiiiiiiK fsliali r<><>«>iv<' my |M>rH«>iial attention. 
 
 KKMKMMKR TIIK I'l.ACK 
 
 /7 K/MG STREET, 
 
 Over J. McConnel's Shoe Store. 
 
 I S. AElSf EOKB & B10« 
 
 » 
 
 fSrccKssoRs TO An.MSTiiDNf. 1^ McPhkkson), 
 f inportcrs and WliolesaU' and Ketail llealors in 
 
 Floup, Meal, Fish, Tea, Sugar, Molasses, 
 
 HAMS, TOBACCOS, OILS, FRUITS, Etc. 
 res umoii street, corser of coburg, st. johh, h. b. 
 
 Country rr»Mlu«-«' taken in exelianjye for Gooils. 
 
 ( )r(U'rs promptly Mttinded t<» :in(l di'livrred Free of C'hurj?e. 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
150 
 
 Al)Vr,KTlHKMi:NTS. 
 
 Dr. Newcomb's ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, for Liver Complaint. 
 
 I 
 
 Carriage Kakers' SappUes of all kinds at S. HATVARO & CO's, 
 
Ad V KliTIrtKM K-NTs». 
 
 157 
 
 See Certificates inside back cover. 
 
 A. X LORDLY & SOU, 
 
 MANUFACTIUKKS OF 
 
 Padof Fuinitufe, Louoges, Cenk Tables, &c. 
 
 w^^f^:^^mMi'^'t}<t^r mm^ <^mm 
 
 The alxtvc Cut rcint'scnls oui- \n. \ Parlor Suit of Scvimi 
 Pieces, incliidinM' Sofa, Kasy Chair, Patent Ivoeker and Pour 
 Chairs, \\hi<li we are jucpared to forward to any part of Novji 
 Scotia, Prince Kdwanl Island, or New Brunswick, <akI{IA(JK 
 FJtEK, at the followinjr nett Cash Prices: 
 
 Ui>h<»lstoi<'d ill Hair (loth $75.4H> 
 
 All Wool T«'n-.v. . . 75.00 
 
 KawHilk 85.00 
 
 M<»liair IMusli, . . . lOO.OO 
 
 Willi liiifiloN Miiiiio aM shown in Paittt^ru, %*i extra. 
 
 SampK's of ('overiiij^ sent on applicntion. 
 
 A.J. LORDLY & SON, 
 
 
 73 Prince Wm. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
158 
 
 Advkhtisicmknts. 
 
 Dr. Newoomb's COUGH BALSAM cures Conghs, Colds, Influenza, 
 
 Robert w. LOWEr 
 
 Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, 
 
 (.LllW LYE'S B I JLDIJVG), 
 
 Ml> l»i'iii<M» Williiiiii StivM't, Niiitit .Toliii. IV. O. 
 
 THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND HAND FURNITURE. 
 -V Casli AdvaiUTd on all KiihIh of I^lorrliaiuliMts 
 
 The Purchase, Selling and Forwarding of Goods will be faith- 
 fully attended to. 
 
 IVrsoMs in tlie coiintrv wisliiiij; any inloiination in regard to Kcal Kstato, 
 S{o<'k and other CoininisHions, will lie attcndod gratis. 
 
 Quick Sales aii<l Prompt Uotiiriis (luaraiitctMl. 
 
 «^r. S,"AI.T. KINDS OF ITIINITI RK KEI'T CONSTANTLY ON HAND, 
 AND AT AITCTION PIIKKS. 
 
 6. F. THOMPSON & SONS, 
 
 IMrOKTKRS AND MAMJFAC TlllKKS OF 
 
 ANI> COLORS OF ALL SHAI>ES. 
 
 Oils, Spirits of Turpentine, Varnishes, Putty, Whiting, Brashes, &c. 
 
 3T I j<L It: i> 1 * A. I IV ^r « ! 
 
 Ill tiiiH from 1 ll>. lip, hII ready I'ur ii8<>. 
 
 For 8ale lower than they can l)e iniiiorted, and on as favoruhle terms sis any 
 House in tlie Dominion. 
 
 Factory— lliT to 14.*J, Ofllice and Sample Warerooms, 
 141 Princess Street, Saint tloliii, N. B. 
 
 C3-. IF. TKOivET^soisr & soisrs. 
 
 S. HATWARD & CO, Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
IV. 11. 
 
 'URE. 
 
 [». 
 
 B faith- 
 
 il Entato, 
 
 J HAND. 
 
 IS. 
 
 f) 
 
 [as any 
 lis, 
 
 AnVKUTISKMl'.NTM. 
 Bronchitis, etc, etc.— JSfe (Vnilkati'H inniiU- )iatk niver. 
 
 loO 
 
 AMDinn^iE'Cir. 
 
 ji 
 
 JARVIS BUILDING, - PRINCE WILLIAM STREET, 
 
 ST. croHiisr, n^. b. 
 
 x; XV D e: X . 
 
 Albert County Ts 
 
 A|{rl(iiltiS<)iicty,Nt..Ii.liii,l(»J 
 AUxTl Mining ( (iiii|iuny,...lii:> 
 
 Kritixh Coluiiibiii ('>D 
 
 Uiiiiks 101 
 
 IJildf Society, lOJ 
 
 Hounl ofTrntli' \VtU 
 
 Kurristors' Socictv Ut.'i 
 
 Miiildiiij; Socicty.'St. .Ioliij,.lo.'); 
 
 Huptist Ministers lilt: 
 
 Barristers' iiinl Attoriiey.-',..ll'.t 
 
 Calendar, liJi 
 
 (Ui8ton)s l)e|mrtnient 50' 
 
 r.onsiilHtV Consular Aleuts, "il 
 Cartuj^e Itates, St. .Iniin,.... Tt! 
 
 Carleton ("ouutv, M 
 
 Charlotte County 8-'; 
 
 <'oldl>r<)ok UoliinKMillH<'o,ll):i; 
 
 <'liureh of Knjiland, llMt 
 
 Cliunli (»f Rome Hml 
 
 <'onuuission'rs(»f Deeds, Ac, 12')| 
 
 Curreney Tables, r^ltj 
 
 Dominion ot'Canuda 44J 
 
 Dominion 'relenraph Co 1~\ 
 
 ICvan){elieal Alliaiiee lOi 
 
 lulueatioiuil Institutions,...!! t 
 
 Kelipses, 10 
 
 Fire Alarm, St. .lobn, 7.S 
 
 Vrederitton, City of. 9!» 
 
 (irammar School Hoard 7:1 
 
 (ilouee.stor County, M 
 
 (JreenwocKl Conutery Co,...10;t 
 
 <Jas Liifht Co, St. John 104 
 
 (ilee Club, .St. John KM 
 
 Harbor Mas. I'ees, St..Iolin, "S 
 Home for A^ed Females,... !()2 
 Hospital, (General rulilie^.lOT) 
 
 Irisli Kriendlv Soeiety 10_> 
 
 Jo^'^iins Coal Nlinin^ Co |t);i 
 
 " Association, lo;! 
 
 Kent County, h"i 
 
 Kinj{s County 8f> 
 
 Law iV.lustice Department, 47 
 Liijht Houses in N. Scotia, Ttlt 
 " Hav of I'undv. ■>:( 
 " N. H. .ttiulf U 
 
 St. hawrenee ,")7 
 
 liiKlit Houses in V. S. Ijisl- 
 
 port to Moston TiH 
 
 Lunatic Asylum l(i."> 
 
 Ministrvol Inited Kiuj,''m, \\\ 
 
 Manitofia, \VJ 
 
 .Madawaska County, SH 
 
 Medical Society !irj 
 
 MnrilimeWare'n),' .V Dk Co.lo:! 
 Mechanics' his'ic.Sl. .lolui.HU 
 Moosepath Driving Ass'tn,!!*."! 
 
 Marine Hospital 10.". 
 
 MelluHlist Ministers, Ill 
 
 Militia 11.". 
 
 Masonic I'-'o 
 
 Nova Scotia, (J'.i 
 
 Newl'oundland, ('.'.) 
 
 North-west Territories I'l't 
 
 Nothumlierland County s'.) 
 
 N. lhunswickTclenraphC(i,lii;i 
 OtllcersN.H ofDom.dov'i, .52 
 
 Parliament of ('ana<la 45 
 
 Province of N. ItfMii-wick. 4ti 
 
 I'ostOltice Dcnartiuent, 4'J 
 
 I'rinee Kdwurd Island f\it 
 
 I'oliie Deparfnt, St. .lohn, 7:1 
 
 Port Ctuirnes, .Si. .lohn, 74 
 
 Portia id. Town of, 78 
 
 Provini lal Huildi'K' Society, tO:i 
 Poultry .V Pel Stock .A.s.soe'i. 
 
 alion. St .luhit io;» 
 
 I*rote>tant(»rpluin .\sylum,!(),5 
 Presbyterian ( h of < anada,l!() 
 
 liuecns County, Dl 
 
 (iuehec .'. OH 
 
 Royal Family, (it. Hritnin, 41 
 
 Restiuouclie Lounty, 112 
 
 Railways '. KM) 
 
 Rural ('eMUtery, SI. .lohn, .11)4 
 
 St. .Iitlin Couni'v, 70 
 
 " Municipality 7! 
 
 •' City Ti 
 
 .School Trustees, St. .John,.. 7;{ 
 .•^ewciaj;!' and Water Com., 7.'{ 
 
 Sunluiry Coiuily, "JIl 
 
 SI. .Andrew's .Sicielv, Wi. 
 
 " Curlini; <'lul>, 102 
 
 SpriuK Hill .Mining Co, lo:! 
 
 .'i Parrslmrro' 
 
 Coal.V Railway Co 10;! 
 
 South ll.iv Room Co 11).'! 
 
 Tidclabfes \'> 
 
 TowaKc Rates, iSt. John, 7.') 
 
 Time Rail, St. .lohn 7G 
 
 Thi.stle CurlinKCIul., 102 
 
 Tempcrancf Organizations, rJ7 
 
 Tariir, l.'IO 
 
 Victoria County Uft 
 
 Victoria Skatinj,' ( luh, 102 
 
 Western I 11 ion Telegraph, 77 
 
 Westm(»rlaiid County, 94 
 
 Wi^ninsM Orphan .\syluml05 
 
 York County, 1)8 
 
 V. M.C. A.sKocit'n,St.John,lO-l 
 
 73 Prince ym. Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 Sciences 
 
 Corporation 
 
 23 WEST MAIN STREET 
 
 WEBSTER, NY. 14580 
 
 (716) 872-4503 
 
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160 
 
 Adverti^em exts. 
 
 Dr. Newcomb's ANTI-BILIOnS PILLS for Liver Complaint. 
 
 EDWARD F. DUNN, 
 
 IT, 
 
 REPRESENTING 
 
 I 
 
 CANADA LIFE 
 
 Of Hamilton, Ontr.rio. 
 
 ALSO, 
 
 9 
 
 11 
 
 IJ! 
 
 3 
 
 Of Milwaukee, V/isconsin. 
 
 Total Assets of Companies, 23 Millions. 
 
 WALKER'S BUILDING, - - - OVER PHILPS, BANKER, 
 
 p. O. BOX ir^. 
 
 S. HATWARD & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Carriage Stock, 
 
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 Dr. NEWCOMB'S FAMILY MEDICINES. 
 
 Sussex Valk. N. B., October 20th. 1875. 
 Messra. R. V. Barkbr & Co.— Gentlemen— I have been usine your German Con- 
 dition Powders for the different diseases of Horses and Cattle, and found them superior 
 to any other medicine. I had five horses sick with the Epizootic, which visited this 
 Prpvince in 1872. and used your Powders. My horses came out better than any in the 
 neighborhood where 1 live, and I ascribe it to the beneficial effects of your Powaers. 
 
 Yours truly, Thomas Heffkr. 
 
 , People who have tried them say that they are invaluable for fattening cattle, cleans- 
 ing the hide of all humor, cooling the blood and fattening the animal. 
 
 Bt. John, N. B., June 1st, 1877. 
 
 Messrs. Barker & Co.. Druggists, 14 Waterloo Street, St. John. N. B. 
 
 I was suffering from Dyspepsia in its worst form. One tenspoonful of Dr. Newoomb's 
 Anti-Bilious Mixture relieved me within half an hour, and three bottles have made a 
 complete cure. Yours truly. John F, Lawsok. 
 
 Jemsbg. June 20. 
 Messrs. Barker Sl Co.. 14 Waterloo Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
 Please send me by steamer *' May Queen " Six dozen Dr. Newcomb's Liniment. I 
 have been without it for some time, but find I cannot do without it. as my customer^ 
 ask fur it, and will take no other. E. H. Babbit. 
 
 Parrsboro, N S. 
 Messrs. Barker, Reed & Co, 14 Waterloo Street, St. John, N. B. 
 
 Dear Sirs.— Enclosed please find Five Dollars, for which send me by rail, an 
 assortment of your Dr. Newoomb's Medicines. I would not think of going to sea with- 
 out them. Youra truly, Geo. A. Hatfield, 
 
 Master Bark " J. B. Smith." 
 
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 (ESTABLISHED 1848.) 
 
 Opposite King Square. 
 
 In this Establishment will be found a general and full stock of 
 
 DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS, 
 
 Window Glass and Draggists' Sundries. 
 
 Authorized Agent for the sale of Postage and Bill Stamps. 
 
 In its purity, and with SYRUPS of all kinds. Having had thirty years 
 experience in the business, I flatter myself that I can give 
 
 perfect satisfaction. 
 Special Attention given to the Dispensing of Prescriptions. 
 C16ABS of fine flavor at reasonable prices. Strangers and visitors to the city are cor- 
 dially invited to call. Give me your custom-I will sell cheap. McABTHUB 
 
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 JOHN RICHARDS, Sub Agent, Fredericton, N. B. 
 
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