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 FOR THE YEAR OF OUR I.ORO 
 
 1868: 
 
 PROVIIVOE OF ]VOVA. SCOTIA, 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Beincr Bissextile or Leap Tear, and the latter part of the THIRTT-FIEST, 
 and begincing of the THISTY-SEGOND Year of the Beign of 
 
 II£:r& MiAJESXX" QUEETS" VICXOTIIA. 
 
 Calculated for Halifax, Lat. 44° ?9'20'N,. Long 03" 36' 46 ' 
 W., and for ordinary purposes will serve, with sufficient accuracy, 
 for all parts of the I'rovince, including the Island of Cape Breton. 
 
 [EsTABLISRKIi IN 1824,] 
 
 ILVLIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA : 
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 COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL FIND 
 
 AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT, 
 
 LOIVT>OTV notjsi:. 
 
 Formerly in Granville Street, l)Ut now in 
 
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 Being in Ihe British Market personally twice a year, and having 
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 CnEAP LOTS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING. 
 
 The General Stock is always well assorted in Grey, White, Striped 
 and Printed Cottons, Flannels, Tickings, Drills, Cloths, Ready-Made 
 Clothing, Coburgs, Delaines and Fancy Dress Goods, Shawls, Man- 
 tles, Hats and Straw Goods, Thread and Small Wares. 
 
 S^- Note the address. EDWARD BILLING, 
 
 Loivoorsr house, 
 
 195 HOLLIS STREET. 
 
 See Advertisement to Retail Department, fiicing the Index. 
 
 SROWIT BROTHERS It CO., DruggUU, Ordnanc* Squan, HaUCaz. 
 
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 Oborch BtrrlcM and Prayer Books at R. T. Muni's. 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
 SIfiN OF THE CIRCULAR SAW, 
 
 ^- ; 45 Upper Water Street, j 
 
 HALIFAX. 
 
 H. 1. FBILIE & m. 
 
 ISirOKTERS OF 
 
 putlou ^aitttj^ nm\ mu, 
 
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 Tirine.<$ and Unes, 
 
 Window Glass, Sheet Lead, Zinc, Gnnpov ' r. Shot, 
 Blasting Fuze, Griffin's Horse Nails and Scyllies, 
 
 Table and Pocket Cutlery, 
 
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 ' ^ • ' BEST ANNEALED CUT NAILS. --' ^ - 
 
 ^mH §uUiUug §iavilwa¥^ of alt hxn&$f 
 
 -"^- fs;'^ ;.' ' • ''■^'■'r'> FOR SALE AT -■"■•''■'" • . ''i''^.:' 
 
 ': . LOWEST MARKET RATES. 
 
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 PHOTOGRAPHERS, 
 
 , 122 & 124 HoUis Street, 
 
 VICINITY OF "HALIFAX" AND " INTEUNATIONAL" HOTELS, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 RECEPTION ROOM ON THE GROUND FLOOR. 
 
 Neatest ant Best Beplated Galleir in tbe City ; 
 
 HAS THE MOST ARTISTIC LIGHT, AND SELLS AT 
 THE EAIKEST PKICES. 
 
 Wit malic cfcclltnt futures m ^lormg HMmilitx. 
 
 DT AS ENTIRELY NEW PROCESS 
 
 OLD PICTURES COPIED 
 
 TO ANY SIZE 
 
 From Daguerrotypes or Ambrotypes, Engravings, &c. 
 equal tu, and in luany eases superior to the original. 
 
 Instantaneous Process for taking Childi*en's Pictures. 
 
 PICTTIEES FRAMED TO OEHER 
 
 OVAl, OCTAGON OR S(IUARE-IX filLT, ROSEWOOD m. BLACK \TALJ(UT. 
 
 An extensive assortment of AlUuras, Engravings, Cartes de Visite, 
 Pictures of Celebrities. Local Stereoscopic, and Enlarged Views 
 constantly on hand and for sale. 
 
 ]^ROWN BI|:OTHEBQ 8c 00., Drbgfista, Ordnanc* jg^^i^rq^KaUfaz. 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
 BUCKLEY'S EN6LISH & AMERICAN BOOKSTORE, 
 
 85 Granville Street, Halifax.3 
 
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 Sheet 
 
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 Am*ric*n 
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 Scientific works of every description constflntly on hand. 
 School Books, Letter Cap and Note Papers, Piano Fortes, 
 Periodicals, Letter and Note Envelopes, 
 Blank Books, Pens, Pencils, Inks, 
 Sheet Music, IJoom Paper, 
 S. S. Libraries. Purses and Card Cases. 
 
 With all other goods usually kept in a Book, Stationery, and Music 
 Store, wholesale and retail. fJoodii' sent to all parts of the Domin- 
 ion. See page opposite Index. M. A. BUCKLEY. 
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 Harmonium^, 
 Opera Glasses, 
 Writing Desks, 
 Ladies' companions. 
 
 JOH^ H. PHILP, 
 
 JMI'ORT£H AND PEA LEE IV 
 
 Trwcifes, Hat Qm^% &q. 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 
 
 Granite House, 2 Acadia Corner, 
 
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 Manufacturers and Importcra of 
 
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 TthhIs, UmWas M Leallier Hat Cases, / " 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ' . 
 
 100 Granville Street. 
 
 Purchasers will find our Goods, for cheapness and durability, a^e 
 not excelled by any establishment in the Province. 
 
 Silk Hats made to Order by 
 coivFOJiMA-TJEtJii m:ea.sxjiijem:ent. 
 
 IsTGilluLLEY & CO. 
 
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 81 Upper i;Va,ter Street, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 Drafts authorized and advances made on consignments of Pro- 
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 realized as speedily as possible consistent with the interest of our 
 friends. Every information given to correspondents relative to 
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 QAS>t AM® EU'E SI^ORE. 
 
 OHABLES EAIZEB, 
 
 laVIJIIRIKR, 
 
 AND MANlFACTLREn OF 
 
 p All kinds of Furs, Boas, Muffs, 
 
 CUFFS, TIPPETS, 8L0VES, 
 
 im €oi\i^r gmuxj c^UigU goljeisi, |«r (C«ir$, &r., 
 
 Made to order and at the shortest notice. 
 
 FURS CLE A FED, REPAIRED & ALTERED, 
 
 To suit the Fashion, on reasonable ternas. 
 
 CASM PAtO fOM RAW FUR SKIMS, 
 Such as BKAR, FOX, LUCIFER, WILD CAT, RAC- 
 COON, MUSK, MARTIN, MUSK RAT, &c. 
 
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 FURIITrRE HALL, 
 
 .13 Prince Street, Halifax, N. S. 
 
 ^V. E. HEFFERNAN, 
 
 Miinufacturor, v, holesale and retail denier in 
 
 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 
 
 IN SOLID AVAIJ!TUT AND CUKSNUT. 
 
 Always on luind a large 
 assortment of Chairs, Bed- 
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 Goods carefully packed 
 for shipping. English and 
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 and Looking-Glasses. 
 
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 MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF 
 
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 IS, Brooclies, Bracelets, Mets, &c. 
 
 Has constuntly in stuck n very large nssortment of 
 
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 In Gold and Silver Cases. 
 
 English, French, and American Clocks, 
 
 MUGS, &c., ELECTRO PLATED WARE. 
 
 Particular attention is called to his extensive assortment of 
 
 SPECTACLES & EYE-GLASSES, 
 
 Scottish Pebbles and Coloured Glasses, 
 
 To preserve the Eye, in Gold, Silver ond Steel Frames. 
 
 Jaudrg, ^tajjonit Jmriji, d^Iiains, &l 
 
 manufactured to order, in Nova Scotia Gold. — Also, 
 
 WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C., 
 
 Carefully repaired with promptitude, and at moderate charges. 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS St CO, Drujrgista, Ordnance Square, Halifaj. 
 
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 THE GENTLEMEN'S OUTHTTING WAREHOUSE," 
 
 134 Crran ville Streetp 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 J. B. ELLIOT & €0. 
 
 IMroUTKRS ANU DEALERS IN 
 
 READY - MADE CLOTHING, 
 and Gents' Furnishing Goods, 
 
 r. In all the leading styles and novelties of the season. 
 
 g^— SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. Gentlemen at a distance 
 can send for our directions for self-measurement and rely on a per- 
 fect fit, .and quick despatch of all orders. Also a large and superior 
 stock of RUBBEK CLOTHING always on hand. 
 
 S. N. BECKWITH & (W. 
 
 89 GRANVILLE STREET. 
 
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 BEST COTTON WARP. 
 
 Particular attention paid to the wants of Farmers and Fishermen. 
 
 COUNTRY HOMESPUN & YARN received in excimnge for goods. 
 
 Orders from the country receive our careflil and prompt attention. 
 
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 1868. 
 
 Grey Cottons, 
 
 White Sliirtings, 
 
 Warps, . - . 
 
 Regattas, 
 
 Pnnts, 
 
 Bed Ticks, 
 
 Sheetings, 
 
 Denims, 
 
 Linseys, •• ; 
 
 Siltsias, 
 
 Coburgs, 
 
 French Merinos, 
 
 M. DeLa'i3s, 
 
 Flannels, 
 
 White Muslins, 
 
 Blankets, 
 
 Cloths, 
 
 Tweeds, , -, 
 
 Doeskins, 
 
 Vestings, 
 
 Hosiery, 
 
 Gloves, 
 
 Braces, 
 
 IMPOKTCRS OF 
 
 Ribbons, 
 
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 Flowers, 
 
 Plumes, '- 
 
 Millinery, 
 
 Silks, 
 
 Mantles, 
 
 Hats, 
 
 Bonnets, 
 
 Laces, 
 
 Handkerchiefs, 
 
 Fy. Dresses, 
 
 Umbrellas, 
 
 Parasols, 
 
 Shawls, .'J 
 
 Hoop Skirts j 
 
 Scotch Yarns, 
 
 Baitings, 
 
 Linen Threads, 
 
 Best Spools, 
 
 Pins, 
 
 Needles, 
 
 Tapes, 
 
 Buttons, 
 
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 Corsets, 
 .^ . Lace Goods, 
 
 Shirt Collars, 
 
 Cotton Shirts, 
 i Flannel SWrts, 
 
 Hair Nets, 
 ,,; r Towellngs, 
 Ji^ ' Damasks, 
 .1 . Linens, -" . 
 
 Grass Cloths, 
 
 Hollands, 
 
 Table Oil Cloths, 
 
 Crapes, 
 
 Toilette Quilts, 
 
 Napkins, 
 : Skirtings, 
 , Braids, 
 
 Trimmings, 
 
 1. R. Coats, 
 • - . Serges, ^: ; . 
 
 Ginghams, 
 
 Alpacas, 
 
 Fancy Soaps, 
 
 WHOLESALE & RETAIL. NO. 5 BLAS60W HOUSE, BRANViLLE ST. 
 
 FURNITURE STORE, 
 
 No. SI Sackville Street, 
 
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 HALIFAX. 
 
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 - CHEAP FURNITURE. 
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 BROWN BROTHERS fr CO., Druggist*, Ordnance Pquaro, Ualifax. 
 
Foolscap, LctUif and Not* Paper, at JX. T. MUIR^. 
 
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 MAKOFAerURED AT HARTFORD, CT., U, S. 
 
 Out of eighty-two competitors, was awarded the 
 
 FIRST PRIZE at the PARIS EXPOSITION. 
 
 Tills is a Shuttle Machine, using the straight needle bar; makes the tight 
 lock or shuttle stitch, leaving the stitch alike on both sides. 
 
 Boot and Shoe Manufacturers will find this machine tae most profitable 
 for them to purcba& :. All its partes are made of steel, and will wear ten 
 years with constant use. 
 
 Tailors and Dress Maker? will find they can do their wo-'t with more ease 
 and convenience on the " WEED," owing to its speed and large range of 
 work which they can command on it. 
 
 Families will find it to their advantage to purchase the " WEED," for 
 it is the mo.«t simple Shuttle Machine evjr brought before the public. A 
 child ten years old can lie taught in twenty minutes to operate on it 
 
 This Machine <will sew, hem, braiJ, bind, fell, tuck and gather with the 
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 No machines genuine except bearing the trade mark. 
 
 Everybody invited to call at li.'j IIOLLIS STREET, Halifax, N. S., and 
 examine for themselves. 
 
 All Machines worranted, and equivalent guaranteed for their money. It 
 is an advantage to the public to call and see the improvements recently made 
 on Sewing Machines. 
 
 W. POWERS, AGENT, 
 
 Agents wanted everywhere. 
 
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 BROWN BROTHERS & GO., Druggiste, Orduatuw Squwre, Ua^ftu. 
 
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 Syrup, Pure Sarsaparilla, Raspberry Vinegar, Wines, Ginger 
 Cordial, Peppermint Cordial, Anniseed Cordial, Cinnamon 
 Cordial, Clove Cordial, Citron Cordial, Cordial Bitters, 
 Cherry Brandy, Cherry Cordial, Wild Cherry Bit- 
 ters, Essence Bitters, Shrub, Rum, Colouring, 
 Brandy Colouring, Rum Punch, &c., &c. 
 Oomer of Oeorgre aiad Barrlnston Stroetu, 
 
 OPPOSITE GRAND PARADE, HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 
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 NORTH END FANCY BAKERY, 
 
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 CONFECTIOKEUY of the very best description always on hand. 
 
 made to order. 
 
 Done at this establishment in all its branches, in the l)est and latest 
 styles. All orders attended to personally and can be ready in a few 
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 FITTED UP FOR GAS. 
 
 All kinds of Farafine Lamps mnde to suit Churches and other Pub- 
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 acquaint his numerous customers that he has got his extensive steam 
 manufactroy in full operation, and is now prepared to fill all orders 
 for the above at very short notice, and at prices which defy competi- 
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 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
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 . J/l^ In eonseqnence of the great demand for our Pianos throughout 
 lil{lhe Province, and to be prompt with our customers, we have in- 
 |.(ereased our facilities for manufacturing, and hope that we are now 
 in a position to fulfill all orders sent us at once, for 
 
 rand Square, Oblique or Cottage Pianos, 
 
 These Instruments are altogether unlike the common Pianos Bold 
 in different places in the city, being very strongly made, and having^ 
 double check actian, full metallic plates, with heavy bolts, and put 
 together in a manner that no common Pianos are eyer made, it being 
 too expensive. 
 
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 SILKS. SHAWLS. MANTLES. 
 
 mtss ^O0bs, posittj!, ffilobcs, niJ^Bons 
 
 Every article in tbe Hoasekecping Line, as 
 
 • r Sheetings^ Bedticks^ 
 
 Pillow Linen, Damasks, Table Napkins, 
 
 COWAN'S M PATENT DEMI SKIRT. 
 
 An extensive MILLINERY and CLOAK Department. 
 
 where the newest goods (of this class) are kept, in stock, 
 
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 PROPRIETORS, 
 
 Manufacturers of the best GROUND COFFEE in the Dominion, 
 or any Country, Try it. Iniporteis and Dealers in 
 
 First Olass TEA^S, 
 
 Coffee, Sugar, Spices of every description, 
 
 BISCUITS OF ALL KINDS, 
 
 HERRINGp CORN MEAL, OATMEALp 
 
 CniTants, Raisimi, Butter, Cheese, Broonii!, Bnctets, 
 
 FLOUR, FAMILY A^^D PASTRY, 
 
 And every article in the Grocery business. 
 
 oi3:.A.3>wfl:p>-A.a-3srE, <5cO- 
 
 All goods sent to the Depot free of charge. 
 
 Our prices cannot be surpassed in Halifax, call and examine be- 
 fore purchasing elsewhere. 
 
 C. & W. ANDERSON, 
 
 BBOWX BROTHERS & CO., PruggUta, Ordnance Square, HalUitt. 
 
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 LANGLEY'S MFIDICINES 
 
 Are prepared by the proprietor from the original receipts. All 
 orders punctually attended to. 
 
 N. B. — Personal attention paid to the compounding of Physician's 
 Prescriptions and Family recipes, from pure English Drugs. 
 
 Druggist^ 
 
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 ALSO, MAXCFACTUUER OF 
 
 COACHES. BAROUCHES kU CASRIA6ES OF AIL DSSCRIPTfOR». 
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 The sulJBcriber, tlinnkful for tho fiivours l)estowcd on him for the 
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 COUNTRY PRODUCE 
 
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 PAYMENTS PROMPTLY MADK. 
 
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 THOMAS SPELMAN'S 
 
 CARRIAGE FACTORY, 
 
 NO. 16 ARGYLE STREET, 
 
 Where new and second hand CARRIAGES are always for sale ; 
 Carriages also repaired or exchanged. Also sold here, 
 
 DANZENBAKER'S PATENT 
 
 The proprietor and his agents having llie exclusiive right to sell 
 them in Nova Scotia. Tliis dash is made to fit any common churn, 
 and with ])a!ftlie labor required to work the ordinary dash. Will 
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 1^0 Oranvillo Street, 
 
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 GASOMETERS AND PURIFIERS, 
 
 Wronglit Iron fiirilers for Bruges aM Bniltings, 
 
 Fire Proof Safe Doors and Window Shutters, 
 Sliu))ttlar!Si, itadintoriei tor ^M\m ^nMinq^, 
 
 Also all classes of Mailable Iron Pipe and Steam Fittings, 
 
 m ALL GLASSES OF SHEET & PLATE WMK, 
 
 Sidemralk Gratings^ Ac- 
 
 manufactory KEAR marine railway, DARTMOUTH. 
 
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Blank Books and Pixss Books at i;. T. MUIU'S. 
 
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 EVERY SAW WARRANTED. 
 
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 description of 
 
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 And warrants tliem equal to any in the Country. 
 
 IMPORTERS OF 
 
 CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENWARE 
 
 Cutlery, Electro Plate, &c. 
 
 IS'l G-ranville Street, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS & CO., DruggiaU, Ordaauce Square, Halifax. 
 
Church Pervlcps nnd Prayer Booki at R. T. MUIR'S. 
 
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 MANUrACTUItERS OF PATENT TEMPEUED 
 
 €aiipia90 lb Itall €ac Sinkings, 
 
 EDGE TOOLS, &C. 
 
 SPRINGS MADE & REPAIRED TO ORDER. 
 
 CA.MJE»BEIL.3Li «fe FOTVLER, 
 
 SFEIXG & EDGE TOOL MANUrAGTUREBS, 
 
 No. 9 AND 13 Sidney Street, 
 
 ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
 ALFRED MAJOR, 
 
 . THE PROPUIETOR OF THE '' 
 
 MEDICAL HALL, 
 
 Served a regular apprenticeship in a first class house in England. 
 He subsequently passed the required examination and received the 
 appointment of •' Compounder of Medicines" in Her Majesty's Army 
 Medical Department, an appointment which he held for several 
 years, and only resigned on entering upon business at Medical Hall. 
 Physicians and Families may therefore with confidence rely on 
 having their prescriptions and family recipes faithfully and accur- 
 ately prepared by 
 
 ALFEED MA JOE, DISPENSING CHEMIST, 
 
 MEDICAL HALLp 47 BRUNSWICK ST. 
 
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 Note. — Teeth carefully extracted at a moderate cost. 
 
 Orders from the Country punctually attended to. 
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 Tin Smi!h & Plum|ier| 
 
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 WOUK SHOP No. 12 IIURD'S LANE, 
 SALES SHOP, Two Doors North of Hurd's Lane, 
 
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 Would respectfully call attention to his large and well selected 
 stock of 
 
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 Among which are the Waterloo, Niagara ,. Victory, Victoria, Mapr- 
 nolia, Idp, Delta, Putnam, Zouave, Vesper, Fhamrock, Queen of 
 the South, Gold Medal, Lone Star, Sheridan, Liberator, California, 
 Boston Premium, Union Range, Patriot, all of which are superior 
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 Butter, Cream and Preserve Pots, of various sizes; Liquor Jars, 
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 AT LOWEST RATES. 
 Brick Kiln and Pottery, SLMSDAIiE, N. S. 
 
 OFFICE, MALOOM & JOHNSTON, 
 
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 NO, 1 BLOWERS ST, HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DEALEK8 IN 
 
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 and ofthe best material, and lias continually in stock every descrip- 
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 Particular attention devoted to the Shoe trade in tlie manufacture 
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 Hungarian Nails, and Extra Shoe Tacks, (manufactured on Brig- 
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 on the subscriber's improved Shoe Nail machines. 
 
 Persons wishing superior articles in this line, will encourage home 
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 Factory and Office in George Street, 
 
 Yours trr' ', 
 
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 DR. SUTHERLAND, 
 
 HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, 
 
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 Will receive his personal superintendence; the accurate and faith- 
 ful preparation of all his medicines may therefore, be confidently 
 relied upon. 
 
 Prescriptions carefully and accurately prepared at all hours, at 
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 Dli. SUTHERLAND may be consulted professionally at his 
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 213 Corner of Barrington aM Bncklngliaiii Streets, 213, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 TEAS, SPICES, RICE, STARCH, SOAP, &C. 
 
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 WEST INDIA PRODUCE, 
 
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 Particular attention given to Farmers and Fishermen. 
 
 ■,. HOMESPUN CLOTH, YARN, SOCKS, k. v 
 
 Taken in any quantities for Gooas, and fair equivalent 
 
 warranted. 
 
 ISO Granville Street, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN 
 
 Tailoring Establisliment 
 
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 He is confident his Stock will always be found well worth the at- 
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 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 IMPOUTERS OF 
 
 WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, 
 
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 THE WHOLE STOCK FORMING A COLLECTION 
 
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 CALEDONIA BREWERY, 
 
 McIiKAIV & KEITH, 
 
 PROPRIETORS, 
 
 IVo.-LOWEIl, WATER STREET. 
 
 The Subscribers having had the honor of establishing the above firra 
 in all the Lower Provinces and the Canadas, as well as throughout 
 the British and foreign West India Islands, return their grateful 
 thanks for the liberal patronage extended to the firm of McLEAN & 
 KEITH for many years past. 
 
 THE HOME CUSTOM FOR 
 
 McLEANI & KEITH'S 
 X, XX, & XXX ALES AND PORTERS 
 
 Brandy, Gin, Whiskey and Old Tom, 
 
 has so considerably ii\creased from all sources, at home and abroad, 
 as to merit the warmest thanks, first, and secondly to assure them 
 their efforts to produce a superior article have not been in vain. 
 This triumph establishes the fact, viz : that the 
 
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 In view of this enviaV)le superiority, and the vain attempts that 
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 Brewery," Lower Water Street, the proprietors have no hesitation 
 in thanking a discerning public for the success hitherto achieved, and 
 confidently rely upon their customers for patronage in the future. 
 
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 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 DRAWIN6 ROOM, DININ6 AND BED ROOM SETS, 
 
 In all the latest Styles, in 
 
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 Orders from the Country promptly attended to. 
 
 JAS. C. niLLS. JA8. P. BRUSH 
 
 SOMERSET HOUSE, 
 
 75, Comer of Granville and Prince Streets, 
 
 HALIFAX. 
 
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 Wishes respectfully to intimate to his Customers and the 
 Publis, that he has on hand a cheioe Assortment of 
 
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 DRY GOODS, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 
 
 Suitable for the Town and Country Trade. 
 
 This Stock is purchased at the lowest Market Rates, and 
 Sold at very SMALL ADVANCE. 
 
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 Dispensing & lamily Ohemist, Importer of Genuine English and 
 French Drugs, Ohemicals and Ferxumes, &c. 
 
 Thorley's Hors€ and Cattle Spice 
 
 Is now creating such a Sensation throughout the \Vo'-kl 
 
 that all practical Horse-keepers, Flock-masters 
 
 and Cattle-Feeders, are pronouncing it 
 
 The greatest Discovery of the 19th Century. 
 
 DURINB THE PAST TEN YEARS IN EN6LAND i ^ 
 
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 HavB been awarded in Prizes to Horses and Cattle 
 
 t r . hi fed on Food seasoned with this » ' " 
 
 delicious compound. 
 
 Only 4 eeiit^ per Packet. 
 
 Farmers will And this ;ast the article required for a Horse, a Cow, 
 a Pig, a Shet'p. A Farmer in England writes it will produce Beef 
 in half the usual time, and Two Pence per lb. superior in quality. 
 
 HAND BILLS, and further information can be had from the 
 Agent, , . - 
 
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 Pick-Me-Up-Bitters, in Bottles 25c, 50c, and $1.00. 
 Robinson's Corn and Wart Solvent, 25c, and 37]c. 
 Uncle John's Pills, 25c per Box. 
 
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 127 Granville Street, 
 
 Importers and Dealers in every description of 
 
 W nolesale and R^etdil. 
 
 N. B. — The Stock constantly renewed from the best markets. 
 And buyers will always find a good assortment adapted to the City 
 and Country Trade, at the lowest possible rates. 
 
 W. & McC. 
 
 CHEBUOTO DRUG STORE, 
 
 AND DEALER IN - 
 
 DBUGS, CHEMICALS, PEBFUMEB7, 
 
 PATENT MEDICINES, 
 
 BBUSHES, COMBS, SOAPS, SPICES, DYE STUFFS, &c., &o., 
 
 Corner of Hollis and Sackville Sts., 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 PRESCRIPTIONS PERSONALLY ATTENDED TO. 
 
 Open on Sundays from 10 to 11 a. m., and 5 to 6 p. m., for 
 dispensing of Pliyc jians Prescriptions. 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS & CO., Drnggiete, Ordnance Sqnaro, Halifax. 
 
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 THE CtEEATEST PREPAEATION 
 
 For Restoring, Invigorating, Beautifying and Dressing the 
 
 Hair is 
 
 MRS. J. A. GRANT'S 
 
 CIRCASSIAN HAIR RESTORER, 
 
 THIS PREPARATION has obtained (in the same time) the 
 hirgest sale ot any Hair Restoker ever manufactured. 
 It has given the greatest satisfaction. 
 It is harmless and safe to use. 
 
 It is the only preparation which will cleanse the head :ind keep it 
 free from dandruff, which so much retards the growth of the Hair. 
 
 For sale everywhere. Principal Depot, 
 
 J. & A. CORBIN'S, 
 Chemists and Druggistsp 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 N. B.— A large assortment of Soaps, Hair, Tooth and Nail B' ush- 
 es, Tooth Powders and Washes — with a general Stock of Pure Eng- 
 lish Drugs constantly on hand. J. & A. C. 
 
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 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 
 
 Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, 
 
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 MINER'S HAMMERS AND PICKS, 
 
 Forbes' Patent Acme Skates, n^^ 
 
 Tlie best and most convenient Skate ever made. 
 
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 La Vieille Montagne Zinc Mining Company's Booflng (/ *•»• 
 
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 Viyian & Sons Coier, Yellow Metal Bolts, aai SMd Slieatliingj ha, 
 
 BILL & SKERRY'S AXES AND ED6E TOOLS, p 
 
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 ^'' -^^ ACADIA P»WDER COMPANY'S BUNPOWDER. ' ^' «* 
 
 Tlie subscribers keep in stock large supplies of the above goods 'I 
 and can offer special inducements to wholesale cash purchasers. 
 
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 SHEFFIELD HOUSE, 
 
 Nos. 15 and 17 Duke and 188 and 190 Hollis Sts., 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 LIGHT HOUSES. 
 
 On the Coast of ^ova Scotia; The Coasl of JVew Brunswick; 
 JVorthumberland Strait ; Cape Race ; Gulf and River St. Law- 
 rence, and Strait of Belle-Isle. 
 
 Meaohkr's Bgauh — East side Halifax harbour. A fixed white light, 
 elevated 58 ft. above sea level, and 'visible 10 miles. 
 
 Devil's Island Lioht — On the S. W. point of Devil's Island, en- 
 trance of the Eastern Passage to Halifax Harbour. A fixtd red liffht, on 
 the seaward sides to distinguish it from Sambro and Meagher's Beach 
 lights, elevated 45 ft. and visible 8 miles. Octagonal dark brown 
 Tower, with a white belt between the Balcony and Lantern, to distinguish 
 it in day time. 
 
 Sambiio Island Light — On the S. W. side of the entrance to Halifax 
 Harbour. A fixed white light, elevated 115 ft. above the sea, visible in 
 olear weather from 20 to 25 miles. White Octagonal Building, Lat. 
 44^^ 26' N. Long. 63^ 85' W. A fog trumpet has been placed on Sambro 
 Island, in operation during thick or foggy weather. Kach blast of the 
 trumpet will be of five seconds duration, with intervals of 20 seconds, 
 audible from 6 to 10 miles in calm weather. In case any accident should 
 occur to interrupt the operation of the fog trumpet, signal guns from 
 ships will be answered by the discharge of two 24 pounders in succession. 
 
 West from Halifax. 
 
 Peooy's Point Lioht — Entrance to St. Margaret's Bay (in course of 
 erection). | 
 
 Chester Lioht, on Iron Bound Island — Entrance to Mahone Bay. i 
 Two fixed white lights, apart from each other 25 feet horizontally, and \ 
 visible from sea from W. S. W to N. E., elevated 50 feet above high water, j 
 Lat 44^ 26' 15 " N. Long, 64° 4' 10* W. 
 
 Cross Island Lioht — Upon the S. E. point of the Island. Two lights 
 
 placed vertically, 44 feet apart, the lower light is fixed ; the upper one \ 
 
 flashing at intervals of a minute, visible 14 miles. Building red, Lan- I 
 
 torn painted black. Lat. 44^ 19' N. Long. 64^ 9' W. , 
 
 i Battery Point Lioht — At the entrance to Lunenburgh harbour. A \ 
 
 Cxed white light, visible 12 miles. White square building. Lunenburgh 
 arbour is easy of access, spar buoys have been placed in the bay and en- ' 
 tirance to the harbour on the sculpin rock, haddock sboal. Battery point i 
 dhoal, and head shoal. In approaching the harbour from seaward the I 
 llboy on sculpin rock painted red and black in horizontal stripes maybe 
 Ifft on either hand, giving it a berth of two cable's length. The other 
 Ipioys are painted black and must be left on the port hand going in. 
 Iron-Bound Island Light — Entrance to La Have River. A bright 
 h light, of 20 seconds duration, folio sed by eclipses of 30 seconds, 
 e lantern is placed on a square white ' ower, on the southern side of 
 e Island, 70 ft. above sea level, and visible from all points of approach. 
 Moser's Island IjIGHT — Entrance to LaHave River. (In course of 
 ection). 
 
 Port Med way Harbour Light — On Admiralty Head, W. side of the 
 trance to the port. Square white building, with a black square in the 
 ^ntreof the seaward sides. A fixed white light, 44 ft. above sea level, 
 d visible 10 miles. Spar buoys have been placed in the channel to 
 rt Medway harbour: — On the breaking ledges. Nautilus rock, corner 
 
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 ground, and edge of flats off Bangs' point. In poHsing in from seaward 
 the red buoys must be left on the starboard hand, and black buoys on 
 the port hand. 
 
 Liverpool Light — S. end of Coffin's Island. A revolvinff light, ap- 
 pearing full at intervals of two minutes, 80 ft. above sea level. Building 
 octagon, in red And white horizontal stripes, visible 16 miles. 
 
 Fort Point Light — Entrance to the inner harbour of Liverpool. A 
 white fixed light, visible Arom all points of approach, and must be left 
 on the larboard hand when entering the harbour. 
 
 LiTTLB Hope Island Light — Off Liverpool. A revolving red light, 
 40 ft. above high water, attaining its greatest brilliancv every minute. 
 Situated noarly in the centre of the Island. Lat. 48*^ 48' 81" N. Long. 
 64*^ 47^ 15' W. The lantern is placed on the top of the Keeper's dwelling, 
 which is painted white. 
 
 GvLL Rock Light — Off the entrance to Ragged Island harbour. A 
 white fixed light, 51 ft. above sea level. Square white building. Lat. 
 43° 39' N. Long. 64° 66' W. 
 
 Shbiaubnb Light — On the S. E. point of McNutt's Island, at the en- 
 trance of the harbour. Two white lights vertical — the upper light 100 
 ft. above sea level and visible 18 miles ; the lower light 88 ft. below the 
 lantern at the top of the building and visible 10 miles. Building paint- 
 ed b'.aok and white in vertical stripes. 
 
 Babbimqton Light. — On Baccaro Point, E. side of the entrance to the 
 harbour. A revolving light, bright 15 seconds and dark 25 seconds, ele- 
 vated 49 ft., visible 12 miles. Square white building, with a black ball 
 on the seaward side. 
 
 Capk Sable Island Light — A red fixed light. Octagonal white 
 building. Lat. 43° 27' N. Long. 65° 36' W. High Water at Cape 
 Sable, full and change, at 7| o'clock. Spring tides rise 12 ft., neaps 6 ft. 
 
 Seal Island Light — The first light on approaching the Bay of Fundy 
 is on the S. point of Seal Island. A fixed white light, 80 ft. above high 
 water, and i;.ay be seen, when approaching, from any point of the com- 
 pass, at the distance of 18 or 20 miles. Octagonal white building. The 
 Blonde Rock, lies about 3^ miles S. by W. Arom the Light House : — 
 Between this rook and the Island, there are some dangers ; the ground 
 is rocky throughout, and large vessels ought not to attempt passing 
 between them 
 
 PuBNico Harbour Light — On the S. E. side of the entrance to the 
 harbour, about 13 miles northerly of Cape Sable. A fixed white light. 
 28 ft. above high water, (rise and tieill 12 feet.) Square white building 
 standing 50 fathoms from low water mark. 
 
 Fish Island Light — On Big Fish Island, E. side of the entrance to 
 Tusket River. Two fixed horizontal white lights, visible 12 miles. 
 
 Yarmouth Light — On the Island of Cape Forchu, West side of the 
 entrance to the harbour. A bright revolving light, 145 ft. above sea level, 
 visible quarter minute and invbible half a minute. Seen in clear weather 
 18 or 20 miles. Building red and white in vertical stripes. Lat. 43® 
 48' N. Long, 66° 09' W. 
 
 Cape St. Mart's Light — (In course of erection.) 
 
 Brier Island Light — Situated on the western side. A white fired 
 light 92 ft. above sea level, visible 15 miles. Octagonal white building. 
 
 Westport Lights— On Peter's Island, at the S. entrance of the E. side 
 of the Bay of Fundy. Two white fixed lights, placed horizontally, to 
 
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 diatinffuish it from Brier Island Light, 40 feet above high water mark, 
 visible 10 miles, and is inten(lo<l to lead vessels into Westport, or through 
 Grand Pasnuge. Square white building. 
 
 Boah's Head Light- -N. entrance Petite Passage, Bay of Fundy. 
 Jllternate fluthes red and white, at intervals of GO seconds. Square 
 white building. 
 
 DiGBY OtjT LiOHT — On Point Prim, at the entrance of the Gut. jJ 
 fixed white light, 70 ft. above high water, and visible 13 miles. Building 
 square, painted red and white vertically. 
 
 Port Williams LinuT — Two fixed white lights, 20 ft. apart perpen- 
 dicularly, visible from all points of approach. Square white building. 
 Port Williams is distant from Digby Gut Light E. 26 miles ; and from 
 Black Rock W. 28 miles. 
 
 Maroaketvillr LioiiT — A red fixed light, visible 10 miles from all 
 points of approach. Building square, painted in white and black hori- 
 zontal stripes. Margaretville is distant E. 87 miles from Digby Gat 
 Light , and W. 16 miles from Black Rock Light. 
 
 Black Rook Liqut — A white fixed light, 66 ft. above the level of high 
 water, and visible 12 miles. Square white building. 
 
 Spbncek's Point — i white fixed light is placed on the top of a build- 
 ing at this point, on the northern shore of Cobequid Bay, near the head 
 of Minas Basin. 
 
 Pahrsboro' Light — On the W. side of the entrance to Parrsboro' River. 
 A white fixed light, 30 ft. above high water, visible 9 miles. Octagonal 
 white tower, standing close to high water mark on the beach. 
 
 HoRTON Bluff Light — J^ white fixed light, 95 ft. above high water 
 level (rise and fall 40 to 46 ft.), visible in clear weather over the greater 
 part of the Basin of Minos (after paesing Cape Blomedon) and above the 
 Five Islands and up Windsor River, until intercepted by the continuation 
 of the Bluff to the southward of it. Square white building, standing 66 
 feet from the Bluff. 
 
 , Burnt Coat Head Light — The lantern is erected on a square tower 
 Attached to the main building. A white fired light, 76 ft. above high 
 irater level, and visible from all points of approach. 
 
 Gannet Rook Light — The Gannet rock is 66 ft. above high water, and 
 iias a light house upon it, painted black and white, in vertical stripes. 
 yiflathing light, which flashes 3 times each minute, (visible 12 miles,) 
 lies S. W. by S., distant 8^ miles from the Southern point of Three 
 Islands, and S. S. E. ^ E., 7 miles from the S. W. head of the Grand 
 Vifanan. A gun is fired to answer signals during a fog. There are a 
 liumber of small ledges and sunken rocks about it, which are always 
 J)reaking. The light stands conspicuously in the immediate vicinity of 
 .11 the sunken rocks and dangers, extending from the old Proprietor to the 
 1 Islands, off Machias, a distance of about 20 miles. Between the north- 
 n-most and southern-most of the Murr Ledges, there is a range of dan- 
 'eroxis rocks and shoals, many of them above water, and which extend 
 estward from the lighthouse about 4 miles. From this range, farther 
 esterly, about 6 miles, lies a dangerous breaker, called the Bull. This 
 ay be avoided by keeping three remarkable headlands, near the S. W. 
 nd of Grand Manan, open. 
 
 Machias Skal Island Lights — S. W. by W, | W. from Grand Manan^ 
 :ie the Machias Islands. On the eastern island two lighthouses are 
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 the direction of E. S. E. and W. N. W., by which they are distinguished 
 from all other lights on the coast Elevated about 64 and 58 ft. above 
 high water mark, visible 15 miles. A gun is fired every 4 hours during 
 a fog. 
 
 Gband Manam Island Light— On Swallow Tail Point, N. E. side of 
 the Island. A white fixed light, 180 ft. above high water, visible 17 
 miles. Building white, Lat. 44° 45 22" N. Long. 66° 44' 4" W. This is 
 a conspicuous mark in the S. Channel between Brier Island and Grand 
 Monan. 
 
 LiTTUB RiVEB LiQHT — On an Island at the entrance to the River. A 
 white fixed light, varied by flashes every 90 seconds, 40 feet above high 
 water, visible 1 1 miles. 
 
 Qdoddy Head Light. — On the S. E. side of Quoddy head. A fixed 
 white light, 188 ft. above sea level, visible in cleai* weather 17 miles. It 
 bears from the Southern point of Grand Manan N. i E., 18 miles, and 
 from the Northern point of said Island W. N. W. 7| miles. Has a fog 
 trumpet. 
 
 Campo Bello Light — On the N. E. extremity of the Island, A white 
 fixed lights 64 ft. above the sea. Visible 15 miles. Building white with 
 a red cross. This light enables vessels to enter Head Harbor at all times. 
 It is also a guide to vessels entering the main channel, to West Isles, 
 Moose .sland, and thu inner Bay to Passamaquoddy. 
 
 Point Lb Pbeau Light — Upon this projecting headland, two fixed 
 white lights, one above the other, distant 28 feet. The lower lantern is 
 fixed to the outside of the building, and throws its light quite inshore, 
 both to the eastward and westward into Mace's Bay. The highest light 
 is 81 feet, visible 15 miles. Building red and white in stripes of 5 feet 
 broad each, horizontally, and bears from the easternmost Wolves E.byN., 
 11 miles. 
 
 St. John, N.B. Habboub Light — On Partridge Island, at the entrMice 
 of the River and Harbour. A white fixed light, 120 ft. above high water, 
 and visible 20 miles. Building red and white in vertical stripes. A 
 Fog Horn or Steam Whistle h sounded at intervals of 10 seconds in a 
 minute during the prevalence of fogs and snow storms, and can be 
 beard at a distance of 4 to 6 miles. There i» also a Bell Buoy anchored 
 at the extremity of the ledge at th^ eastern end of the Island, which is 
 very useful to vessels in thick or rough weather. The sound of the bell 
 can be heard 8 miles. 
 
 QvACo Head Light — On a small roek lying off Quaoo Head. A 
 revolving white light, 58 feet above high water, showing twice full and 
 twice dark in a minute, visible 16 mUes. Building r^ and white in 
 horizontal stripes. 
 
 Cape Enbage Light— On the point of that name in Westmorland, 
 nearly opposite Apple River light in Cumberland. A plain white 
 light, 151 ft. above the sea, visible 15 miles. Square white building. 
 
 Gbindstone Island Light— On Grindstone Island, Chignecto Bay. 
 Lat. 46° 43' 13" N. Long. 64" 37* 26' W., 60 feet above high water. 
 Octagonal white tower. 
 
 Apple Riveb Light — On Hetty Point. N. side of the entrance to the 
 River, and thrcti leagues to the eastward of Cape Chignecto. Two fixed 
 horizontal lights, 40 ftet above hi;h water, visible 10 miles. — 
 Square white building. 
 
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 Eao Island Lioht — Off Jeddore. A revolving lights 86 feet above 
 high water, attaining its greatest brilliancy every minute, showing al- 
 ternately red and white faces. Building octagonal, painted black and 
 white in vertical stripes. Lat. 44° 39 61" N. Long. 62° 61' 82'' W. 
 
 Outer Beaver or Williams's Island Light — A revolving white flash 
 l^fht, 70 feet above sea level, visible 12 miles. Square white building 
 with two block balls on its seaward side. A reef extends eastward fi:t)m 
 Beaver Island some distance. Lat. 44'' 49' N. Long. 62® 21' W. 
 
 White Head Island Light — On the S. W. point of the Island. A 
 bright flash light of 10 seconds duration followed by eclipses of 10 seconds, 
 displaying alternately 3 flashes and 3 eclipses in a minute. Square 
 white tower, standing 76 fathoms from the water's edge, with an octa- 
 gonal Iron lantern, 60 feet above the sea level. 
 
 Cranberry Island Lioht — (Cape Canso.) Two white fixed lights^ 
 placed verticallj 12 yards apart ; the upper 76 ft., the lower 46 ft., above 
 high water, visible 16 and 9 miles respectively. Tow*er striped white and 
 red horizontally. Lat. 45° 19' 49" N. Long. 60° 65' 29" W. A fog trum- 
 pet has been placed on Cranberry Island, in operation during thick or 
 ^oggy weather. Each blast of the trumpet will be of five seconds dura- 
 tion, with intervals of 20 seconds, audible from 6 to 10 miles. 
 
 GuTaBOROtTQH Harbour Lioht — On the W. side of the entrance to the 
 harbour, head of Chebucto Bay. A fixed white light, 80 feet above high 
 water, visible 8 miles. Lat. 46° 22^47'' N. Long. 61° 29' 11" W. 
 
 Eddy, or Sand Point Lioht — (Gut of Canso.) On the W. side of the 
 S. Entrance to the Strait of Canso. Two horizontal fixed white lights, 
 24 ft. apart, elevated 26 ft. each, visible 8 miles. Square white building, 
 with a black diamond on the seaward side. 
 
 West side Gut of Canso, Northern Entrance — A white fixed light, 
 110 ft. above high water, visible 18 miles, or between Cape GJeorge and 
 Port Hood. White tower standing 120 yards from the shore Lat 46° 
 41'42''N. 
 
 Pomket Island Light — In course of erection. 
 
 Cape St. George Light — On the N. side of the Cape. A revolving 
 white light every half minute, visible 26 miles. 850 ft. above high water. 
 Square white tower. Lat. 45^^ 52^ 36" N. Long. 61° 66^ 0" W. 
 
 Pictou Island Light — On the S. E. point of the Island. A white 
 fixed light, 62 ft. above sea level, visible 12 miles. Square white building. 
 
 Big Caribou Island Light — In course of erection. 
 
 Amet Island Light — OflPTatamagouche harbour. A fixed whitelight. 
 The lantern is placed on the top of tiie Keeper's dwelling, whioh is paint- 
 ed white. Lat. 46^^ 49^ 39" N. Long. 63^ 9^ W. 
 
 Pictou Harbour Light — On the S. point of the entrance to the har- 
 bour. A white fixed light, 66 foet above sea level, visible 12 miles. A 
 small red light is shown below the lantern. Building octagon, in red 
 and white stripes vertically. 
 
 Aricuat Light — On Maraobe point, 3. side of th? entrance to the 
 harbour. A white fixed light, 34 feet above high water, visible 8 miles. 
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 Lat. 45° 28' 61" N. Long. 60° 68' 40" W. The lantern is placed on the 
 top of the Keeper's dwelling which is painted white. 
 
 IjarjUBvnQH Light — On lighthouse point, N. side of the entrance to 
 the harbour. A white fixed light, 86 ft. above high water, visible 10 
 miles. Square white building, with vertical black stripes. 
 
 SoATTAKi IsijkND LiQHT — On the N. E. point of the Island. A revolv 
 ing light, ymhle 60 seconds and invisible 80 seconds, elevated 90 ft. , 
 visible 16 miles. Building white, Lat. 40°2' 18"N., Long. 69°40'18' W. 
 The light should never be brought to bear to the eastward of N. N. E., or 
 to the southward of S.S.W., nor approached nearer than lj| miles. Gun 
 fired as signal, and a boat for assistance. 
 
 Flint Island Light— On Flint Island, E. coast of Cape Breton, be- 
 tween Cape Granby and Point Gage, entrance to Cow Bay. Lat. 46^ 1 1' 6" 
 N., Long. 69° 47^ W. A revolving light, attaining its greatest brilliancy, 
 every 16 sec., 66 feet above high water. Octagon white building. 
 
 Low Point LioHT~On the eastern side of the entrance to Sydney, C- 
 B. harbour. A white fixed light, elevated 70 feet, visible 14 miles. 
 Building red and white vertically. 
 
 Outer Bird Island Light — Between the entrance of the Great Bras 
 d'Or, and St. Ann's, (£. coast of Cape Breton). Alternate flashes of 
 ~id and white at intervals of 60 seconds, elevated 77 ft., visible 14 miles. 
 Octagonal white building. Lat. 46° 26' N., Long. 60° 26' 80" W. 
 
 Black Rock Point Light — In course of erection. ' 
 
 St. Paul's Island Lights — On the S. point of the Island, Lat. 47° 11 
 20", Long. 60°9'86'' is an octagonal lighthoase exhibiting a revolving white 
 light every minute, elevated 140 ft., visible 20 miles on all bearings, ex- 
 cept between S.S.E. southward to W. On a ruck, 26 ft. from the end of 
 the Island, in Lat. 47°18'60", Long. 60°8'20" is another similar building 
 of the same height showing a white fixed light, visible 20 miles, betweeni 
 N. by £. ^ E. northward to E.N.E. A bell is soimded during a fog, and 
 a gun iir^ every 4 hours. ' 
 
 Margarie, or Sea Wolf Island Light — On the N. W. side of Cape 
 Breton, nearly midway between Mabou and Cheticamp harbours, and 
 distant 2.^ miles A:om the mainland. A white fixed light, near the centre 
 and summit of the Island, elevated 298 ft., visible 21 miles from all 
 points of approach. Square white building. 
 
 Port Hood Light — A fixed light, shows red on the N. side ; and 
 white to the southward, elevated 64 fl., and visible 10 miles. Square 
 white tower. Lat 46° N., Long. 61° 81' 40" W. 
 
 Prim Point Liqut.--A fixed light, S. E. point of Hillsborough Bay, 
 68 feet above sea level, visible 12 to 15 miles. Stands 100 yards within 
 the point. 
 
 Charlotte Town Light. — A small fixed harbour light, at Block 
 house Point, W. side of en trance to the harbour. 
 
 Bbdbque Bat Light.— On Sea Cow Head.— j# fixed white light, S. 
 E. side of entrance, 80 feet above high water, visible 14 miles. 
 
 North Point Light.— ^ fixed light, 80 ft. above high water, visible 
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 RiCHiBucTO Head Lighv. — i fixed white light, elevated 70 ft., visible 
 14 miles. White square tower. Lat. 46^ 39' 40" N. Long. 64° 43' 30' ' W. 
 i EscuMKNAC Point Light. — i fixed light, 70 feet above high water, 
 f isible 14 miles, and serves to warn vessels of their approach to the reef 
 irhich runs off 2 miles N. E. from the point. 
 
 Bmcn Point Light. — On Miscou Island. A fixed red light, 79 feet 
 above high water, visible 12 miles. Wooden octagon tower. 
 
 Cape Rozier Light — At the extreme point of the Cape. A fixed 
 .phite light, elevated 186 ft., visible 16 miles. Circular white stone 
 feDwer, 6 miles to the Southward is Cape Gaspe. Lighted from April 1 
 to Dec. 15. 
 
 Fatheh Point Light. — On the extremity of the point. A fixed light 
 «levated 43 ft., visible when bearing W. by S. ^ S., and E. i N., 10 
 fiiles. White octagonal tower. Lighted from April 10 to Dec. 10. 
 
 Bic Island Light. — A revolving light, at regular intervals of 2 mi- 
 l^utes, 112 ft. above sea level. A gun is fired every hour during foggy 
 ileather or snow storris. 
 
 Point he Monts Light.— jf fyrigkt fixed light, 100 ft. above sea level, 
 fisible 15 to 20 miles Building white and low down close to the sea. 
 A ledge of rocks lies off the point S. W. from the light, and S. E. from 
 ^e extremity of the point, half a mile from the shore. 
 
 / ANTICOSTI— There are three excellent lights on this Island : Heath 
 !PoiNT Light.— E. Cape. A bright fixed light from W. N. W. to N. E. 
 N., lantern elevated 110 ft. above the sea, visible 15 to 18 miles in 
 :ar weather. The lightiiDuse must always be kept open southward of 
 rmorant point. Conical tower 76 ft. high; — S. W. Point Light. — On 
 Pie extremity of the point. A bright revolving light, every minute, 
 imtern elevated 100 ft. above high water, visible 15 miles from N. N. 
 W. to ahont S. S. E. Conical shaped tower 75 ft. high; — West Point 
 ItiGHT. — A fixed light, elevated 112 ft., visible 15 miles. Tower circu- 
 lir, faced with white brick, Lat. 49°52'5 ' Long. 64°32'. Four conspic- 
 ijious Beacons are placed on the S. coast, each 40 ft. high, viz : At S. 
 goint ; at Pavillion R ver ; at Easi of Salt Lake Bay, 6 miles ; and 
 |t Cape St. Mary. 
 
 f Cape Race Light. — (S. E. point of Newfoundland,) — 9. revolving 
 hite light, attaining its greatest brilliancy every half minute, elevated 
 89 ft., visible 17 miles. The S. E. face of the building is striped red 
 d white vertically. Lat. 46° 81^ 44" N., Long. 68" 7' 00" W. 
 
 Belle-Isle Light — On an Island at E. entrance of the Strait of Belle- 
 le, separating Labrador from Newfoundland, situated at the extreme S. 
 int of the Island. A fixed light, elevated 470 ft. Building circu- 
 r, faoetl with white brick, visible 28 miles. Lat. 61° 53' N., Long. 66° 
 :4W. 
 
 Point Amour Light — Labrador coast. Strait of Belle-Isle, at the S.E. 
 Sde of Forteau Bay. A fixed light, visible 18 miles. Building circular, 
 ■ ed with white brick. Lat. 61° 27i' N., Long. 66° 51' W. A fog 
 
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 BEGINNING AND LENGTH OF THE SEASONS. 
 
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 Begins on the Earth in. .78° 8' W. .12° 62' S. 
 
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 Invisible at Halirax. On the morning of Nov. 6, between the hours of 
 one and five o'clock, Halifax mean time. A Citizen of the Dominion of 
 Canada might possibly see the phenomenon, if he should happen to be 
 trading down to the Island of Madagascar. 
 
 The New Qttle in Catholic countries, by order of Pope Gregory 
 XIII. , was adopted in 1582, commanding to reckon the 6th of October 
 as the 16th, thus omitting 10 days. Protestant countries adopted this 
 rule in 1762, calling the 8rd of September the 14th, omitting 11 nominal 
 days. Russia still adheres to the old style, the dilference from the new 
 being now 12 days. Up to 1762, the year was held to begin in England 
 with the 26th of March ; 1761 did so, but 1762 began January 1, by 
 Act of Parliament, agreeably to the Gregorian or Roman Catholic Calen> 
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 Epiphany 
 
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 EASTER SUNDAY 
 
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 CHRISTMAS DAY 26 
 
 St. Stephen 26 
 
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 Innocents 28 
 
 The Seasons. — The annual revolution of the earth is accomplished in 
 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, and 61 seconds. In the course of this 
 revolution the inhabitants of every clime experience, though at diflferent 
 times, a variety of seasons. Spring, summer, autumn, and winter, fol- 
 low each other in constant succession. In those countries which lie in 
 the southern hemisphere November, December and January are the 
 summer months, while in the northern heminphere, where we reside, 
 these are our months of winter, when the weather is coldest, and the 
 days shortest. In the northern and southern hemispheres the seasons 
 are opposite to each other. During six months, from March 21 to Sept. 
 23, the sun shines without intermission on the north pole^ so that there 
 is no night there during all that interval, while the south pole is all this 
 time enveloped in darkness. From Sept. to March the south pole enjoys 
 the solar light, while the north, in its turn, is deprived of the sun and 
 left in darkness. The sun is at different distances from the earth at dif- 
 ferent periods of the year, owing to the earth's moving in an elliptical 
 orbit ; but it is not upon this circumstance that the seasons depend. For 
 on the 1st January we are more than three millions of miles nearer 
 the sun than on the Ist July, when the heat of our summer is generally 
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 EXPLANATION OF THE CALENDAR PACES. 
 
 Column. 
 
 LEFT HAND PAGE. 
 
 1 and 2— Days of the Month and of the Week. 
 
 8 " 4 — The rising and setting in OTca/t <mc of the highest point, 
 
 or u' per limb of the Sun, corrected for refraction. 
 5 — The Sun's declination adapted to apparent noon, or the instant 
 
 when the Sun's centre is on the meridian of Greenwich. 
 6 — Equation of time, or quantity by which the Sun ia slow or fast 
 of the oloclc at noon, apparent (not mean) time at Greenwich, 
 or a quarter before 8 o'clock in the morning at Halifax. 
 7 — Length of days in hours and minutes. 
 8 — The rising of the Moon. ■ ' 
 
 9 — The setting of the Moon. 
 10 — The time of the Moon's southing, or meridian passage. This 
 column contains the Greenwich mean astronomical time 
 at which the Moon's centre is on the upper meridia i of 
 Greenwich. This column also gives the time of high water at 
 ', ' Parrsboro', Horton, Comwallis, Hantsport, Windsor, New- 
 
 port, Truro, &c. 
 11— The Moon's place in the Signs or Constellations of the Zodiac. 
 The Phases of the Moon are given at the top of the columns of each 
 month. 
 
 The Fabmer's Calkmdab is placed at the foot of the columns of each 
 month. • ' . . '; 
 
 RIGHT HAND PAGE. 
 
 1— The days of the Month. 
 
 2 — Sundays, Weather, Phenomena, Anniversaries. 
 
 3— The time of High Water at Halifax N. S. 
 
 &c. 
 
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 Portland, Maine. 
 St. Johns, ^Newfoundland, of that 
 tide which immediately precedes the meridian passage of the Moon 
 These four columns are computed on the supposition that the time of 
 High Water on the days of the new and Full Moon — L^establissment 
 duport — is at Halifax, 7h. 30m. ; at Annapolis, St. John, N. B., and Port- 
 land, llh. 14m.; at Pictou and Cape Tormentine, lOh. ; and at St. 
 Johns, Newfoundland, 6h. 30m. 
 
 This mark X opposite every alternate Thursday, commencing January 
 2, denotes the days on which the mail is closed at Halifax per Steamer 
 for Great Britain. 
 
 *«* All the calculations are made to mean solar time, which has 
 superceded the old mode of reckoning by apparent time. 
 
 The top of the column of each month contain notices of the magnitude, 
 &c., of the planets Vesta, Juno, Ceres, and Pallas. 
 
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 JANUARY begius on WEDNESDAY. [1368. 
 
 }> First Quarter, 2n(l d. llh. 48m. afternooD, bearing North. 
 O Full Moon, 9th d. 6h. 38m. afternoon, bearing West. 
 C_ Last Quarter, 16th d. Oh. 49m. afternoon, below the horizon. 
 # New Moon, 1.4th d. 8h. 4m. afternoon, bearing South. 
 
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 place. 
 
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 4 30 
 
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 dj* The column of the moon's southing gives the time of high water at Parraboro,' 
 Gornwallis, Uorton, Hantsport, Windsor, Newport, Truro, &c. 
 
 Every farmer has a theory. Every sane mau performs all his business 
 in accordance with some rules which satisfy his mind. A man may strike 
 his horse, or break his plougfh, without following^, and indeed in opposition 
 to theory ; but all that he does deliberately, and of his free will, he does be- i 
 cause he is convinced of its practicability and lawfulness— because he has a 
 good reason for it ; or he is no honest man. The Jarmer may affect to despise 
 theory, and claim that he is a purely practical man ; but he is mistaken. For 
 to suppose that a man can earry out the manifold affairs of a farm, through a 
 whole year and through many years, without some mental basis for his oper- 
 ations, is sheer nonsense. This mental basis is theory, and to take pride 
 *' in freedom from theory" is to boast of inability to think. Practice is, like 
 theory, good or bad. Good practice may be in part accidental and independ- 
 ent of good theory ; but good theory, if it become active, must work itself 
 out in good practice. Itaapractlce is the result of erroneous or imperfect want 
 of theory. Bad theory can hardly fail to produce disadvantageous practice. 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS & CO., Druggists. Ordn^oe Square, Halifax. 
 
treet, Halifax. 
 
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 ing North. 
 
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 Winter.] 
 
 JANUARY 31 Days. 
 
 61 
 
 Magnitude, Motions, Abo. of the Planets Vesta, Juno, 
 
 Ceres, and Pallas. 
 
 The immense interval which lies between the orbits of Marl and 
 Jupiter, led ast'-onomers to surmise that a planet of considerable 
 magnitude might possibly exist somewhere within this limit. Be- 
 tween the orbits of Mercury and Venus there is an interval of 31 
 millions of miles ; between those of Venus and the Earth, 27 mil- 
 lions ; between those of the Earth and Mars 50 millions ; but be- 
 tween the orbits of Mars and Jupiter there intervenes the immense 
 iy- e of 34i) millions of miles. No planetary body, however, was 
 cietected within tliis interval till the beginning of tlie present 
 
 SUNDAYS, WEATHER, ANNI- 
 VERSARIES, ETC. 
 
 High Water, mean time, at 
 
 
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 Circumcision. Happy New Year! 
 
 (2)in perigee. X. Mails made up for U. 
 [Kingdomi 4* ^^ ^v. alt. Th'day as thus 
 Low tides. very [marked. 
 
 2nd Sunday after Christmas. 
 Epiphany. cold. 
 
 $ in aphelion. Sessions Amherst. 
 Pr. Albert Victor of Wales, b. •54. 
 }) perigee. Very liigh tides. 
 
 1 snow storm 
 Bachelors 
 1st Sunday after Epiphany. 
 
 approaching, 
 Sess. Lunenb'rgh, Liverp'l, Shelburne, 
 [Truro, Dorchester, Port Hood. 
 ^ . Low tides. 
 ^ 6 ^ • Continues 
 
 CONTINUE cold with 
 
 2nd Sunday after Epiphany. 
 
 high windst 
 Sessions Chester, Guysborough. 
 
 and some 
 
 DULL 
 
 snow. 
 
 C apogee. 
 
 $ 6 C • Middling high tides. 
 
 Prs. Roy. m. '68 to Pr. Fd. Wm. of Prus. 
 
 8rd Sun. after Epiph. [Conv. St. Paul. 
 
 AMD Becomes 
 
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 FEBRUARY begins on SATURDAY. [1868. 
 
 ^ First Quarter, 1st d. 2b. Im. afternoon, bearing West. 
 O Full Moon, 8th d. 6h. 21m. morning, bearing East. 
 C l^ast Quarter, 15th d. 6b. 2m. morning, bearing East. 
 # New Moon, 23rd d. lOh. 6m. morning, bearing South. 
 
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 (O* The column of the moon's southing gives the time of high water at Purrsboro', 
 Cornwallis, Uorton, Hantsport, Windsor, Newport, Truro, &c. I 
 
 Country residents may be divided into two classes — the nnat and the sloven - 
 ly. The former may be known on approaching their dwelliugs, by the air of 
 finish ind comfort which pervade the premises — the whole Indicating that 
 the man who has mastered one art, does not find it hard to master another — 
 or, in other words, as he does not allow the intrusion of mullins and pig 
 weed among his crops, neitlier will he allow the defacement of his door-yard 
 by old rubbish in its countless forms. Of the latter class the indications are 
 various— so metiraes they consist in a broken fence bordered with an unbroken 
 hedge of briers, ciders and thistles — at others, the yard, which has been a 
 neat lawn with shady trees, mostly occupied with burdocks and nettles, bor- ! 
 dering old decaying haaps of chips and pools of kitchen slops, and the drop- j 
 
 Sings of cattle, and cut up by the wheels of carta into mud -holes of unknown i 
 epth, until sounded in a dark evening by the unwary foot of a neighbor's 
 wife or daughter. There is again an intermediate class— belonging partly 
 to both the preceding—perhaps the largest class of all. Over these neatness 
 and disorder seem to hold each a sort of doubtful jurisdiction— perhaps a 
 neat picket fence in f^ont, has its counterpart in a decayed rail fence iu rear— 
 a flower bed by the front door and a puddle of soap-Buds at the kitchen door, i 
 
 DROWN BROTHERS & CO., Druggists, Ordnanoe Square, Halifox. 
 
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 Blank Books and PaBs Booki, at R. T. HUIR'S. 
 
 DAY. [1868. 
 
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 Winter.] 
 
 FEBRUARY 29 Days. 
 
 G3 
 
 " icJ^tury; and instead of one large body, as was surmised, four 
 ^ <■ .small ones have been discovered. Of these four bodies the 
 
 ^.'A-st discovered was Cerea at Palermo on the Ist .January 1801. 
 
 MVcsta was discovered in 1807, by Dr. Olocrs, who had previously 
 liscovered Pallas, and re-discovered Ceres. Mean distance of Vesta 
 rem the sun is about 225 millions of miles, its annual revolution 
 H completed in about three years, 7^ months ; the circumference 
 if its orbit is 1414 millions of miles, moving with a velocity of 
 
 ■ nore than 44,000 nnlea an hour. Its diameter is only about 270 
 
 _ niles, and if this be correct, it will contain only 229,000 square 
 uiles, or a surface somewhat less than Great Britain, France and 
 Ireland, and would contain a population of 64 millions ofinhabi- 
 aints, or about five times the number of the inhabitants of the 
 United States of America, or nearly the twelfth part of the earth. 
 
 SUNDAYS, WEATHER, ANNI- 
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 LADIE.S but 
 
 C perigee. very 
 
 Very high tides. cold. 
 
 Septuagesima Sunday. 
 
 Queen Victoria m. 1840. ; : 
 
 Sessions Ariobat. 
 
 GROW Unsettled 
 
 X- weather, 
 
 St. Valentine's Day. 
 
 h i C • Low tides. with 
 
 Sezagesima Sunday. 
 
 hail and 
 VEEY . . sleet. 
 
 ([ apogee. 
 
 $ in perihelion. ' 
 Milder, 
 with snow, 
 Quinq. or Shrove Sun. ^eclip'd.inww. 
 Middling high tides. 
 Shrove Tuesdry. and 
 
 Ash Wednesday — lat day of Lent. 
 >(. 5 Stat. 
 
 ' ' ' most likely • 
 TAiKATivE. some rain. 
 
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 When Spring comes every farmer will have a piece of ground, garden ( 
 orchard where ne can 27rq/!^a/>/?/ apply all the manure he can save or mal 
 during winter. Every shovelful of manure judiciously applied will increat 
 the amount of his harvest. Now is the time to make arrangements and pr 
 parations for carrying it out. Let all manures be kept under cover or she 
 tered as much as possible. Save carefully all droppingfs from the roosts, i 
 this makes a near approach to guano. Let those near the sea shore coUei 
 seaweed — and those who live near saw mills draw home and put under con 
 sawdust. This may be used, to good advantage, in absorbing the wrlne < 
 horses and cattle, and retaining tiie fertilizing ammonia which they contaii 
 Sawdust and dry meadow muck, well saturated with urine, will be a fertilizi 
 almost equal to guano. Save all. the bones you can and make your ow 
 superphosphate — your next harvest will pay you for all your trouble. Ki 
 member your manure is gold and your farm your mint ! 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS & CO., Druggists, Ordnanoe Square, Halifax. 
 
J Granville Street. 
 
 Room Taper at 4d. a Roll and upwards at R. T. HUIR'S. 
 
 DA Y. [^ ^^^'^iute^-SprJDg.l MARCH 31 Days. 
 
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 , bearing North, 
 low the horizon. || 
 
 on, below the horizon, 
 jelow the horizon. 
 , below the horixon. 
 
 Moon. 
 
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 morn. 
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 le time of high water a 
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 ece of ground, garden r 
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 kept under cover or sue 
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 onia which they contaii 
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 an and malce your o\v; 
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 tiirht is fnoro intense and white than that of cither Ceres, Juno, 
 
 ruJlus. 
 
 The distance of JUNO from tlie sun is estimated at 254 millions 
 
 miles. The circumference of its orbit 159G millions of miles. 
 
 rough this circuit it moves in 4 years and 128 days, at the rate of 
 ,850 miles every hour. Its diameter is 1425 English miles. Its 
 rface will therefore contain 6, 880,000 square miles, and a popu- 
 ition of 1780 millions, which is more than double the number of the 
 rth's inhabitants. Its greatest distance from the sun is 310,968, 
 miles, while its least distance is only 189,792,000. This planet 
 of a reddish colour, ond is free from any nebulosity. 
 
 The planet Cerks is about 203 millions of miles from the sun, 
 
 SUNDAYS, WKATHER, ANNI- 
 VERSARIES, &c. 
 
 
 Ist Sunday in Lent. St. David. 
 
 9 in ^. Low tides. 
 Sessions Halifax, Yarmouth, Sydney. 
 Ember Day. ^ 6V-' 
 Habes Blustering 
 
 ) v V. T\ and much 
 
 \ E™^'^ ^^y^- colder. 
 
 2nd Sinday in Lent. 
 Middling high tides. 
 Prince of Wales m. 1868. 3|. ,5 (^. 
 
 C perigee. 
 
 ^. Moderates, 
 
 RUN ufith strong 
 
 ^l Stat. symptoms 
 
 8rd Sunday in Lent. Low tides. 
 
 Imp. Prince of France 6. 1866. 
 
 St. Patrick. Sessions Baddeck 
 
 Princess Louisa b. 1848. (C apogee. 
 
 MAD. of snow. 
 
 (2) enters Y- Spring commences. 
 
 > f ' UK- " 
 
 |4th Sunday in Lent. 
 
 Somewhat 
 ,^ in ^. High tides. vwre 
 [Annnn. B. V. Mary. Ladv Lay. 
 \^. Duke Cambridge b. 1819. 
 
 I Girls 
 
 1 5th Sunday in Lent. 
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 APRIL begins on WEDNESDAY. [1868^ 
 
 O Poll Moon, 7th d. 3h. 2m. morning, bearing East. 
 
 C Last Quarter, 14th d. 6h. 20m. afternoon, Mow the horiion. 
 
 New Moon, 22nd d. 4h. 6m. afternoon, bearing West. 
 
 > First Quarter, 29th d. 2h. 8m. afternoon, bearing West. 
 
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 Uise;'. I Sets. 
 
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 Cornwallis, Horton, Hantsport, Windsor, Newport, Truro, &c. 
 
 EvKRY farmer ihould bare now decided on what field to sow this or thai 
 particular crop. He now only awaits tine weather and a dry soil to comroenrt 
 operations In the mean time there is workenoug'h todo. Plouc^hs, harrowi 
 wbippletreea, devices, harness, &c.. should be examined, and if repairs ar 
 needed, they should be made before the busy season commences. Seoi 
 wheat, barley, oats, timothy, clover, Ac, should be procured now ; and if i 
 is intended to use guano, or other artificial fertilizers, the sooner it is in th 
 barn and crushed ready for sowings the better. Too many neglect all pr« 
 parations for their spring' work, and when the fine weather comes, liavinfl 
 everything to do in a few weeks, thoy are in too great a hurrv to do anything 
 well. They ns'jst flop over a furrow 1« inches wWe. scratch it a little with 
 harrow, eow the seed, and trust to " good luck" and a virgin soil for a liar 
 vest. It is undoubtealy desirable to plough as much as possible in a dny 
 yet we are far from being convinced that it would not be better to plough anl 
 acre narrow and well, than to turn over two acres in wide furrows. 
 
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 completes its annual revolution in 4 years, 7 months, and 10 
 
 79. The circumference of its orbit is 1663 millions of miles, and 
 
 loves at the rate of about 41.000 miles an hour. Its greatest dis- 
 
 ico from' the sun is 283,500,000 miles, and its least distance, 
 
 8,800,000. Its real diameter is 1«24 English miles ; but including 
 
 atmosphere, is 2974 miles. Its surface, therefore, contains 
 
 )5,580 square miles, or about the one sixth part of the habitable 
 
 Irtions of our globe j and wouldafibrd accommodation for 2,319,962, 
 
 of inhabitants, according to the rate of population in England, 
 
 Mch is nearly triple the present population of the earth. This 
 
 met is of a slight ruddy colour, and appears about the size of a 
 
 |r of the eighth magnitude, and is consequently invisible to the 
 
 ted eye. 
 
 SUNDAYS, WEATHER, ANNI- 
 VER8ABIES, ETC. 
 
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 6th SuD. in Lent 
 
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 Chanyet 
 to more 
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 Palm-Sunday. 
 
 weather. 
 1863. 
 Plentiful and 
 refreshing 
 
 Good Friday, h 6 <i- 
 
 OEEAT occasional 
 
 Easter Sunday. 
 
 Easter Monday. showers. 
 
 Princess Beatrice, b. 1867. 
 
 C Apogee. Low tides. 
 
 Clears up 
 ^ 6 ^ . and becomes 
 
 April more 
 
 Ist Sunday after Easter. Low Sun. 
 Napoleon in. A. 1808. 
 Sessions Annapolis, Tusket. 
 rooL ! settled. 
 
 ^. St. Oeobob. 
 
 5 greatest Hel. Lat. 8. Warmer 
 Pre,AliceA.'48;m.Julyl,'62. St.Mark 
 2nd Sunday after Easter. 
 
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 # New Moon, 22nd d. 2h. 22m. morning, below the horizon. 
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 «' How does deep plou,qrhlng' improve the soil ?" aakn an iuquiringr farmer 
 The oimple answer is, by incrcasiDC its depth. "But," says the Inquire 
 " if 1 plout.;h deep 1 shall turu up tlie clay aud inert earth that contain u 
 nourlshraeut for plants." "Well, if clay and inertearth,contain<ii.°rnopourisl; 
 raent,lic so near tl:e sun's face as to be within reach of your deepest working 
 plough, they ought to be turned np aud exposed to the influence of suu, air 
 frost, rain, snow, and manure, that they may become rich." " But," says th 
 inquirer, (it is stranffe how many '« buts'' such people can find for use on sue 
 occasions,) " it would require too much hard work and too long a time to A 
 this, would it notr" That depends upon whether you would prefer Ave dolUni' 
 profit per acre noir. and forever hereafter, to two or three dollars now, tiii'l 
 year and the next, and ton or twenty dollars per acre hereafter. And so wii*<| 
 seeding; — farmers, as well as other people, like to make good bargains. 8oniil 
 of the worst bargains they make is with themselves— for example—to savf 
 flvo dollars of seed they lose twenty dollars of hay or pasture. 
 
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 ■*^- The planet pallas revolves around the son at the mean distance 
 '263 millions of miles, and finishes its revolution in 1681 days, 17 
 irs, \thich is within a day of the time of the revolution of Ceres. Its 
 itance is likewise nearly the same as that planet, and the circumfer- 
 of its orbit will also be nearly the same. It presents a ruddy as- 
 set but less so than that of Ceres — it is likewise surrounded with a 
 ibulosity. The eccentricity of the orbit of Pallas is greater than 
 ,t of any of the other planets, which is no less than 64,516,000 
 liles, so that this planet is 129 millions of miles nearer the sun in 
 line part of its orbit than it is at the opposite extremity. Its greatest 
 dietancc from the sun is 327,437,000 miles, and its least distance 
 Only 198,404,000 miles. Of course its rate of motion in itc orbit must 
 
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 SUNDAYS, WEATHER, ANNI- 
 
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 3 42 
 
 6 12 
 
 7 26 
 
 2 43 
 
 10. 
 
 3rd Sunday after Easter, and 
 
 4 48 
 
 7 17 
 
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 3 i1 
 
 4 
 
 growing weather. 
 
 5 40 
 
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 9 24 
 
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 6 
 
 Sup. Coui"t Liverpool; Sess. Guysboro'. 
 
 6 26 
 
 8 56 
 
 10 10 
 
 6 26 
 
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 High tides. 
 
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 8 19 
 
 10 68 
 
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 37 
 
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 4th Sunday after Easter. 
 
 9 27 
 
 11 67 
 
 1 11 
 
 8 27 
 
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 10 3 
 
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 12 
 
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 1 7 
 
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 11 21 
 
 1 61 
 
 3 6 
 
 10 21 
 
 14 
 
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 16 
 
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 1 25 
 
 3 65 
 
 6 9 
 
 A. 26 
 
 16 
 
 oiRLS occasionally. 
 
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 6 10 
 
 6 25 
 
 1 41 
 
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 Rogation Sunday. 
 
 3 53 
 
 6 28 
 
 7 37 
 
 2 63 
 
 18 
 
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 7 22 
 
 8 66 
 
 8 62 
 
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 > Rogation Day». Sup. Court Tusket. 
 
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 20 
 
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 21 
 
 >(. Aeceneion Day — Ho) y Thursday. 
 
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 6 1 
 
 22 
 
 hiQh Hightidea. 
 
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 10 11 
 
 11 26 
 
 6 42 
 
 23 
 
 TICKUHH. 
 
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 10 56 
 
 morn. 
 
 7 26 
 
 ED. 
 
 Sun. after Asoen. Q. Viotoria h. '19. 
 
 9 10 1 
 
 11 41 
 
 10 
 
 8 10 
 
 25 
 
 Pra. Helena b. '46 ; m. July 5, 1806., 
 
 9 67 
 
 morn. 
 
 64 
 
 8 68 
 
 26 
 
 Sup. Court Quvs'ijorough, [C[ perigee. 
 
 10 45 
 
 ^7 
 
 1 41 
 
 9 4o 
 10 30 
 
 27 
 
 K. of Hanover 6. 1819. 
 
 11 40 
 
 1 16 
 
 2 29 
 
 28 
 
 5 greatest Ilel. Lat. N. 
 
 mom. 
 
 2 10 
 
 3 24 
 
 11 87 
 
 29 
 
 Very f)lea$a')i 
 
 87 
 
 8 81 
 
 4 21 
 
 morn. 
 
 80 
 
 Low tides. and warm. 
 
 1 65 i 4 26 1 
 
 6 89 
 
 66 
 
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 Whit-Sunday — Pentwost. i 
 
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 O Pull Moon, 6th d~9irZ ^-^— -__ 
 
 • Net S"'^^*^''' ^3thd6h sorting: »^"ng East. 
 
 • New Moon, 20th d. lOh S7^ Fleming, bearing East 
 
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 ng— Summer.] JUNE 30 Da>3. 
 
 71 
 
 ry variable, sometimes moving several thousands of miles an 
 
 swifter at one time than at another, which is likewise the case 
 
 remarkable degree, with the planet Juno. Its mean motion is 
 
 It 41,000 miles an hour. The diameter of Pallas is 2099 miles 
 
 :i will be about the size of our moon, and will comprehend on its 
 
 ee nearly 14 millions of square miles, which would accommo- 
 
 a population of nearly four thousand million, or five times 
 
 of our world. Such is a brief view of the principal facts which 
 
 been ascertained respecting these planets. All situated be- 
 
 n the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, and all invisible to the naked 
 
 except, perhaps, the planet Vesta, when in certain favourable 
 
 ons. These bodies present to our view various singularities and 
 
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 SUNDAYS, WEATHER, ANNI- 
 TER8ARIE8, ETC. 
 
 High Water, mean time, at 
 
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 2 Sap. Ct, Kentville, Windsor. Autlg'h, 
 Wl^. George of Wales b. '65. Emb. Day. 
 
 Pleasant. 
 : Ember Davs. ^'^*^""« ^'Sh tides. 
 
 appearance 
 inity Sunday. 
 
 USQDITOES of rain. 
 
 j( apo. $ at greatest brillianny. Sup. 
 [Court Dlgby, Truro, Baddeck. 
 Corpus Christi. Sup. Court, Pictou. 
 AND Continues 
 
 Very low tides. 
 Hf Ist Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 •■AS unsettled, 
 
 fitittest eloug. E. Sup. Ct. Anuapo- 
 mW! [lis, Amherst, Port Hood. 
 
 ^. dull and 
 
 Ipy bigh tides. overcast, 
 
 ^MMQ. Victoria, 1837. ©entersgs. 
 Hil^-iiiin. after Trinity [Summer com. 
 C- [C perigee. Set. of Hx. 1749. 
 
 with considerable 
 hn Baptist — Midsummer Day. 
 Court, Aricbat. 
 B. rain. 
 
 tides. Clears up. 
 
 Sun. aft. Trin. Q. Vict'a crown. '88. 
 Peter and St Paul. Jow tides. 
 £ C- pleasant and warm. 
 
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 6 6 
 
 6 60 
 
 7 27 
 
 8 2 
 
 8 86 
 
 9 9 
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 10 50 
 
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 7 
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 morn. 
 
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 28 
 
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 O Full Moon, 4th d. 4h. 26m. afternoon, below the horizon. ^ Jt^ri 
 C Last Quarter, 12th d. 8h. 26in. afternoon, below the horiion fgj|g^gl 
 # New Moon, 19th d. 6h. 42m. afternoon, bearing North. 2K\\l 
 
 > First Quarter, 26th d. 9h. 87m. morning, below the horizon. 
 
 
 mM 
 
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 Rises. I Seta. 
 
 ©'8 
 declin. 
 North. 
 
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 slow of 
 
 clock. 
 
 Length ' 
 
 of 
 days. 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 8 
 4 
 6 
 6 
 7 
 8 
 9 
 
 10 
 11 
 12 
 13 
 14 
 15 
 16 
 17 
 18 
 19 
 20 
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 28 
 24 
 25 
 26 
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 81 
 
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 6 8 
 
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 7 26 
 
 18 9 
 
 6 6 
 
 14 58 
 14 66 
 14 64 
 14 52 
 
 O* The column of the moon's southing gives the time of high water at Parrsbor: 
 Oornwailis, Hortun, Hantsport, Newport, Windsor, Truro, &c. 
 
 Thr greatest enemy of Fruit culture is the caterpillar — the canker worm 
 the borer— the grub— the bark louse— the black Knot'-the fire b!!MHi— i^ 
 yellows- the curculio. The caterpillar sometimes strips wliole orchardBo 
 their leaves, an<.1 for that year puts an end to the crop. But there is anotht 
 enemy, greater by far than any one of these, if not than the whole list it 
 together. Thiti is a certain animal which the ancient philosopher singularl' 
 described as <' a two-legged animal without feathers," the great epicure, P' 
 Johnson, as " the only animal that cooks its victuals," and zoologists uiult' 
 the scientific name Homo sapiens man ^under which general bead boys al«. 
 are included), is the greatest enemy tnat fruit trees nave to contend witt 
 The first thing he usually does, when he procures young trees, la to cru» 
 them into a small hole in a hard soil, which mixed with sods, is throwu 1 
 among tlic roots and stamped hard with the foot They are not unf^equcutl: 
 chokca and killed the first year by sowing grain crops about them. He nc: 
 '* trims" them up without regard to form out a misshapen one. 
 
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 JULY 31 Days. 
 
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 which we might suppose originally to have character- 
 e arrangenrent of the solar aystem. — In the first place, their 
 have a niucii greater degree of inclination to the ecliptic than 
 of the old planets; the orbits are in general more eccentric, 
 several of them •cross each other. Another peculiarity is 
 hey revolve nearly at the same mean distances from the sun, 
 erform ttieir revolutioos in nearly the same periods, and are 
 uch smaller than the other planets. The anamolies and 
 lliaritics of these bodies — so very different from the order and 
 f cment of the older planets — open a wide field tor reflection 
 iMd ipeculaCion. 
 
 High Water, meaa time, at 
 
 SUNDAYS, WEAtnEIl, ANNI- 
 VERSARIES, ETC. 
 
 er at Parrsbor: 
 
 anker worm 
 ■re blifiiii— tb 
 orchards o 
 ere is anothe; 
 rhole list pc 
 ler singuliirl! 
 epicure, ' 
 logiatB uudi 
 ead boys ul 
 ontend witi 
 !• to crowi 
 is throwu 
 unfrequeutl; 
 m. He ne: 
 
 «» Halifax 
 
 Anniversary Dominion of Canada, 
 i^- [(2)ipogce. 
 
 Visit. B. V. Mary. 
 V-UQ. Mid. high tides. Warta 
 4th iSun. afterTrin. Prs. Helena 7n.'66. 
 Blackbirds and sultry. 
 
 C apogee. Sessiions Pictou. 
 
 Changeable^ 
 Dog days commence. 
 
 %09.lh some 
 1|. ^ C • Very low tides. 
 6th Sunday after Trinity. 
 5 fnf ^(2)- rain. 
 
 Sessions Sydney. 
 St, Swithin. ' ' i 
 
 )( . Continues 
 
 wiu8Tr,K warm; fine 
 
 $ o C' weather 
 
 fiih Sunday after QTrinity. High tides. 
 C perigee. 
 
 Sup. Court, Halifoix Terms. 
 $ greatest Hel. Lat. S. for Ike 
 AND hay-makers. 
 
 Bats 
 
 Sl^ James. 3 in apholiofi. 
 7th Sunday after Trinity. *^ <■ 
 h 6 €.- I-ow tides. 
 WAK.E V^ery warm and 
 
 Pr. of Wales landed \m Halifax 18G0. 
 X • close., with probably 
 
 vv. thunder and lightning/. 
 
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 AUGUST begins on SATURDAY. [18 
 
 O I'uU Moon, 3rd d. 7h. 87m. morning, below the horizon. 
 H Last Quarter, 11th d. 8h. 14m. morning, bearing East. 
 # New Moon, 18th d. Oh. 57m. morning, below the horizon. 
 }> First Quarter, 24th d. 8h. 82m. afternoon, bearing Weot. 
 
 
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 Length 
 
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 North. 
 
 clock. 
 
 days. 
 
 Mood. 
 
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 6 
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 8 
 9 
 
 10 
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 17 38 
 17 23 
 17 7 
 16 50 
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 16 
 
 16 
 
 15 
 
 18 
 
 12 
 
 10 
 
 9 
 
 7 
 
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 59 
 
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 66 
 
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 47 
 
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 42 
 
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 16 48 
 
 15 26 
 
 16 7 
 14 49 
 14 81 
 14 12 
 18 64 
 18 86 
 18 15 
 12 66 
 12 86 
 12 17 
 11 57 
 
 11 
 11 
 
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 16 
 
 10 56 
 10 86 
 10 14 
 9 68 
 9 82 
 9 10 
 8 49 
 8 27 
 
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 47 
 41 
 84 
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 8 68 
 8 46 
 8 82 
 8 19 
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 2 50 
 2 86 
 2 20 
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 14 48 
 14 46 
 14 43 
 14 40 
 14 88 
 14 85 
 14 32 
 14 80 
 14 27 
 14 24 
 14 21 
 14 18 
 14 16 
 14 12 
 14 9 
 
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 13 56 
 13 62 
 18 48 
 13 44 
 18 41 
 13 38 
 13 84 
 18 30 
 13 26 
 13 23 
 13 20 
 18 16 
 
 6 28 
 
 7 4 
 
 7 41 
 
 8 18 
 
 8 44 
 
 9 18 
 9 40 
 
 10 8 
 
 10 87 
 
 11 9 
 11 40 
 morn. 
 
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 2 54 
 
 8 48 
 
 4 86 
 
 6 81 
 
 6 27 
 
 7 24 
 
 8 21 
 
 9 20 
 
 10 20 
 
 11 21 
 
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 7 
 
 16 
 
 54 
 
 8 29 
 
 9 8 
 9 84 
 
 10 10 
 
 10 46 
 
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 40 
 82 
 
 8 26 
 
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 20 
 
 17 
 
 12 
 
 4 
 
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 5 
 6 
 
 7 
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 45 
 85 
 25 
 14 
 3 
 
 8 61 
 
 9 88 
 
 10 26 
 
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 (O* '^c column of the moon's southing gives the time of high water at Parrabor] 
 Cornwallis, Hortor, Hantsport, Windsor, Newport, Truro, &#. 
 
 Ab a ffcueral thing farmers do not provide themselves with {;;ood Cf.ardeH 
 The excupe for this neglect is generally they have not time to nttena to stj 
 small matter?. The interests of the farmer, the comfort of his family, i 
 rrood condition and health of his whole household, requires a garden 
 every farm in this country. After a winter's diet on solid and generally f 
 animal food,v,he human constitution requires the deterging operations offr^ 
 vegetable and fruit diet ; and as a general rule no one can dispense Hitiil 
 ■arely. Besides this, the natural appetite calls for it, and there are ifi 
 
 fileaanres chat may be so safely and even beneficially indulged in. lu tf 
 after part of winter and early spring, measures should be taken to Reroj 
 eartp veg'^^ables of all kinds capable of early cultivation. When early pcij 
 beans, caoba-^es, cucumbers, potatoes, green corn, lettuce, radinheii, &c. 
 in season .ina none of these luxuries then to be found on the table, notliii 
 but blue betf^ italt pork, and beans or potatoes of wiuter, the life of the farn 
 is not to be envied, nor bis family their enjoyments. 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS & CO., Druggists, Ordnance Square, Qalifai 
 
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 Ledgfcrs JoarnalB, Day and Cash Books, at H. T. MUIR'S. 
 
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 horizon. 
 ; East. 
 horUon. 
 QfE West. 
 
 ttiuner.] 
 
 AUGUST 31 Days. 
 
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 43 
 86 
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 27 
 24 
 21 
 20 
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 26 
 84 
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 48 
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 44 
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 11 41 
 
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 1 66 
 
 2 88 
 
 8 21 
 
 4 6 
 
 4 60 
 
 6 87 
 
 6 27 
 
 7 21 
 
 8 18 
 
 9 18 
 
 10 19 
 
 11 20 
 
 morn. 
 
 20 
 
 1 17 
 
 2 12 
 
 8 4 
 
 8 55 
 
 4 45 
 
 6 85 
 
 6 26 
 
 7 14 
 
 8 8 
 
 8 61 
 
 9 88 
 
 10 25 
 
 11 10 
 
 ]ji the year 1608, seven bodieH only were known to belong to our 
 
 m, vis. the Sun and Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mara, Jupiter, and 
 n. In 1700 there had been discovered, in addition to these, 11 
 
 ng bodies, viz. 4 satellites of Jupiter, 5 of Saturn, the Earth 
 now fully recognized as a planet, and llalley's comet, though 
 
 rediotion had not been verified. In 1800 nine more were added 
 Uranus and its satellites, with two satellites of Saturn. Since 
 ginning of the year 1800, there have been added 13. — Vesta 
 Ceres, Pallas, Astrea, Hebe, Iris, Flora, the new planet Nep- 
 tiie satellite of Neptune, Enck's comet, & Biela's comet. The 
 
 t Astrea was discovered in 1845. It appeared like a star of 
 h magnitude, in a place where before there was none. Astrea 
 
 ^SUNDAYS, WEATHEB, ANNI- 
 
 YEBSABIES, ETC. 
 
 1 
 
 v. 
 
 High Water, mean timo, at 
 
 na^Day. Extremely 
 
 undky after Trinity. 
 .ogM^ 3^ Stat. High tides. 
 >i>Kit, - warm and 
 
 very pleasant. 
 :Pr. Alfred b. 1844. ? stat. 
 Continues 
 ram finefor 
 
 I Sonday after Trinity. 
 
 some 
 
 V tides. 
 
 in perihelion. 
 
 time. 
 
 Clouds 
 up, dull 
 
 and 
 
 Ass. B. V. Mary 
 lOth Sunday after Trinity. 
 ^ eclipsed, invisible. C perigee. 
 er .u Parrsborl^l^Very high tides. 
 
 CKS overcast with 
 
 some rain. 
 at greatest brilliancy, h 0(2). 
 
 ffi 
 
 good garde: 
 
 nttenfto s-; 
 
 his fhrnlly,! 
 
 a garden 
 
 generally 
 crations off' 
 Rpensc #itli 
 
 there are P. 
 ed in. lu t: 
 aken to rco 
 
 en early pc 
 iiflhea, AC, 
 
 table, notli 
 
 ! of the fan 
 
 [ith Sunday after Trinity. - 
 " ;. Bartholomew. , '; ^ 
 
 DW tides. Clears 
 
 IBBAT V, .i* up and 
 
 IRUG. becomes 
 
 It. Augustine. $ sup. i ^. 
 
 remarkably 
 2th Sun. after Trinity. C. apogee. 
 fine, and not quite so warm. 
 
 
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 SEl^^EMBER begins on TUI^DAY. 
 
 [18 
 
 IKK. 
 
 O Full Moon, 1st d. llh. 48ni. afternoon, bearing North. 
 C liAHt Quarter, 0th d. 6b. 50in. afternoon, below the horizon. 
 # New Moon, 16th d. 9h. 6m. morning, bearing £n»t. 
 ]> First Quarter, 1'AvdL d. llh. 7m. morning, below the horizon 
 
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 18 
 
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 12 48 
 
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 12 22 
 
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 26 
 
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 6 45 
 
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 63 
 
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 fi;3r The oolamn of the moon's southing gives the time of hfprh wiit'lS (>1 iv 
 PaiTsboro', Cornwallia, Horton, Hantsport, Windsor, Newport, 'Pmro, > 19 !i 1 
 
 Tobacco, for destroying insects on trees and pTants, is applfed ii 
 ways. The most common Is to form a strong decoction in a tub or t)a 
 enough hot water to cover it, and let it stand some days. If strong enoiff 
 it will destroy plant lice, and otlier small ioKects which infest fruit trg 
 It often fails for want of sutBMent strength. A mixture of a small quiin 
 of starch in solution, will add to its efficacy without IncrcaHing in M\y'^ 
 greo the danger to the trees. A mixture with it of a solution of soap ^ 
 adds to its effect, but if tlie soap be strong, it proves in some cases injur| 
 to the young foliage. Tobacco, being a vegetable poison, will not do 
 injury, however strong it may be. Small trees may be bent oyft and dip 
 into the solution ; it may be applied to larger trees by a showering syni 
 Smoke from burning tobacco may be applied to planta by means 
 fumigator. 
 
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 Foolflcup, I>cttor and Note Pnpor, nt R T. MUIR'8. 
 
 SEFrEMBKR 30 Days. 
 
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 ing North, 
 jw the horizon. 
 ; £ii8t. 
 low tbe horizon 
 
 wrtvos round tho snn nt the distanco of U4 7,000,000 milcR. in its 
 
 (•e ami period of revolution, Astreii agrees most nearly with 
 
 ; in inclination, with Vosta. The planet Hebk was discovered 
 
 7. This hody in considered an l>elongintJt<) theomallor planet* 
 
 en Mars, An<l Jupiter. This planet comes between Ve«ta and 
 
 a. The planet I«i« was discovered in 1847, about six weeks 
 
 that of Hebe, The pKnet Floka was diecovored soon after that 
 
 B. Since the epoch of discovery, the briKhtness uf this planet 
 
 onsiderably increas^-d, and now equals that of a star of the 
 
 h n»aguitii/le. From the above itnppeara that tliree new primary 
 
 Itave been brout^ht t<» litjht during i\w year 1847, and in the 
 
 |m||| of less than four months. It is remarkable, too, tliat they all 
 
 thsit eliisB of comparatively small b<idies — sometimes called 
 
 iUWDAYS, LEATHER, ANKI- 
 VEE.SAEIES, ETC. 
 
 High Water, mean time, at 
 
 
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 morn. 
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 lorn. 
 
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 Import, 'ihruro, , i^ 
 
 Is applfcd ii 
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 isinjf jn any^ 
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 will not du ' 
 over and rtip 
 
 by meau8 
 
 luare, Halifii 
 
 Hll^ti tides. Bess. Halifiix, Yarmouth 
 London burnrt 1666. Mornings and 
 Children evening* cooler 
 
 i a. U'itk some 
 
 days end, foffgy 
 
 h Sunday after Trfnity. 
 1|M>171SLR30MB Weather. 
 
 Nativity B, V, Mary. 
 I^w tides. 
 
 WOMEN Weather 
 
 "^kj^ a . continues 
 
 MOLU very plea$ant. 
 
 Ilth Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 perigee. Sessions Baddeck. 
 nber Day. Wery high tides. 
 . § 4 C • •^ ttorm m ty 
 
 th Sun. after Trinity. St. Matthew, 
 [o»K with high leinds 
 
 enters :£k. Autumn com. Sup. Ct. 
 w ti(ie». and [Yarmouth. 
 
 AW contideruhle rain. 
 
 greatest elong. W. 
 
 Much pie tsavter, 
 6th Sunday after Trinity. ([ apogee. 
 '8TJAL. hut getting colder. 
 
 it. Michael. Michaelmas Day. Sup. 
 [Court Windsor, Shelburne, Clare. 
 
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 8 « 
 
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 10 49 
 
 11 41 
 
 A. 52 
 
 2 17 
 
 3 46 
 
 4 57 
 
 5 53 
 
 6 38 
 
 7 25 
 
 8 6 
 
 8 47 
 
 9 23 
 
 10 2 
 
 !lO 42 
 
 '11 26 
 
 morn. 
 
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 morn. 
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 Jl6 88 
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 11 6 
 11 24 
 
 11 42\ 
 
 11 691 
 
 12 16 
 
 Moon. 
 
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 8 21 
 
 8 43 
 
 9 6 
 9 27 
 9 49 
 
 10 11 
 10 82 
 
 10 64 
 
 11 16 
 
 11 36 
 , 11 67 
 ' 12 18 
 
 12 88 
 12 68 
 18 19 
 18 88 
 18 68 
 14 18 
 
 12 83 
 
 12 49 
 
 13 6 
 18 20 
 
 13 86 
 18 49 
 
 14 2 
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 14 28 
 14 40 
 14 61 
 16 1 
 16 12 
 16 21 
 
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 16 88 
 
 16 46 
 
 16 62 
 
 16 68 
 
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 10 68 
 10 66 
 10 62 
 10 48 
 10 46 
 10 42 
 10 38 
 10 34 
 10 30 
 10 26 
 10 22 
 
 16 81 
 16 11 
 
 6 11 
 
 6 40 
 
 7 10 
 
 7 48 
 
 8 19 
 
 9 8 
 9 61 
 
 10 44 
 
 11 44 
 morn. 
 
 60 
 
 1 67 
 8 6 
 4 20 
 6 81 
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 OCTOBER 31 Days. 
 
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 Astcriods, which move between the orbits of Mftrs and Jupiter find 
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 connected with these bodies, which prevents the forming of any defi- 
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 supposed that they once formed the component parts of a large planet, 
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 a pan of coals, with a cob or two, or a fow small chips. Thus avoidiutr alt 
 danifer of settin(<^ fire to the smoke house, aud consuiuni'; meat and all. It Ib 
 not necessary tliut the smoke l)e tfrli'cn in, by heatinyr the smoke house like 
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 NOVEMBER 30 Days. 
 
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 planet, was tliat iilaiut inhahiu-il ? At wlial period did the disrup- 
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 habited? or, are tiiey flying like shattered masses tlirough tlie voids 
 of space? And if so, are they ever again to be re-p?opk'd? answers 
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 2 All Souls. CoUer 
 
 3 Sessions Dlgby with 
 
 4 5 Inf. ^(2). 
 
 6 Transit of Mercury, invis. Sup Court 
 
 6 Deep hurd frost. [Sydney. 
 
 7 ^ f> C- I'ow titles. 
 
 ED 22nd Sunday after Trinity. 
 9; Pr. of Wales b. 1841. C perigee. 
 10; Appearance 
 
 11 WHEEiiNO. of snow or 
 
 12 >^. rain with. 
 
 13 ^ 0(2)- $ Stat. 
 
 14 High tides. hiijh 
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 16: 3^ in perihelion. 
 
 17 [ Changes and 
 
 18! Insects becomes 
 
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 20! 5 greatest ll.'l, Lat. N. 
 
 211 Prs. Koyal/y.'4((; /H.Jan. 12, '58. C!»p. 
 
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 24 % fi C- much older 
 
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 [1868. 
 
 C Last Quarter, Gth d. 5h. 20m. afternoon, below the horizon. 
 # New Moon, 13th d. 9h. 19m. afternoon, below the horizon. 
 }) First Quarter, 22nd d. Oh. 13m. morning, below the horizon. 
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 A modern writer well reniarks Jhat "r. deep soil is better than a Bhallow 
 one, bccnuBc it furniHhos a more oxteasive feeding ground for the roots of 
 cultivated crops." The woil may be deepoi.cd by thoroughly undordraiuinif 
 it. With no further workiujjf, save the operation of continued draining, ft 
 will in time become deep and mellow. It does this from three causes » First, 
 the drains allow the siirplua water to filter rapidly away throuf/h the sntl, in- 
 stead of remaining a long time just below the burfacc, hardening, and lu a 
 manner, puddling tlm soil. Second, if the soil is clayey, drying it by drainage 
 instead of evaporation, caflses It to shrink or crack, thus tending to its pul- 
 verization. And thirJ^ into the cracks thus formed, surface mould is washed, 
 which not only keeps the c'ay from again uniting, but invites the roots of 
 plants to follow the vegetable food thus supplied, thus increusingthe pulver 
 ization until, in the course of time, it becomes equal to that of the drainage 
 itself. A more rapid method of deepening the soil is by the use of the subsoil 
 plough, or by deep eiiltuvo with any implement adapted to the purpose. 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS tV CO., Druggists, Ordnance Square, Halifax. 
 
Room Paper at 4(1. a KoU and upwardrt nt R. T. MUIU'S. 
 
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 ARMY AND NAVY DEPOT, 
 
 117 & 118 Granville St. 
 
 19 
 
 Opposite H. M. Ordnance, 
 
 HAUFAX. K. S. 
 
 PATRONIZED BY H. R. H. THE PRINCE OF WALES, 
 
 (luring liis visit to the city, the various Governors of the Province, 
 
 the Military and Naval Authorities, the Ropimentnl Messes, 
 
 the Want Room ami other Messes of H. M. Ships, 
 
 and the principal inhabitants of the Province. 
 
 Constantly on sale, a large and varied stock of 
 
 WI^KH — Champajrne, Moselle, Hock, Burgundy, Sautcrno. 
 Claret, Madeira, Port and Sherry — celebrated brands. 
 
 LIQTTOm.^ — Very old Cramlies, Scotch, Irish and Bourbon 
 Whiskeys, Holland and " Old Tom" Gin, old Jamaica and other Spirits. 
 
 LIC^TTI^^TJl^S — Curacao, Noyau, Maraschino, Creme de 
 Cacao, Cherry Brandy, Chartreuse, &c. 
 
 A.l«> JliKl Poi'tci*— Ba.vs's, AUsopp's, Jefiery's and other 
 Pale, Bitter ami Strong ALIUS. Guinness's and Blood's Dublin, and 
 Barclay and Perkins' London Stout. 
 
 A complete and extensive assortment of Crosso and Blackwell's, and 
 Lazenbvs LONDON PICKLKS, SAl ( ES, JAMS, JFLLIKS, 
 PliKSKIJVKI) FRUITS, and everything required for Breakfast, 
 Dinner and Dessert. 
 
 Tens, Coffees, Sugars, Cocoa, Chocolate, English and Nova Scotia 
 Hams, Bacon and Cheese; Pastry Flour, Piiscuits, Raisins and Currants, 
 and a large stock of 
 
 GENERAL FAMtlV GROCERIES. 
 
 ^^ Orders from the country accompanied by the cash, promptly 
 attended to. 
 
 JIA.^Kiii MCOTT. 
 
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 BROWN BROTHERS & CO., Druggists, Ordnance Square, Halifax. 
 
/ 
 
 Portmonaieii, Purtcs, Jewelry, Ac, at U. T. SIUIU'S. 
 
 Standard Life Assurance Company, 
 
 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 85 
 
 THE 
 
 Established 1823. 
 
 WITH WBICII 18 NOW ONITKD THB • 
 
 COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANVt 
 
 The Annual Revenue of the Standard Company is now upwards of 
 JEG76,0(jO, and the Accumulated Funds nmouut to upwards of £3,70O,(X)0 
 Hterling. Not much fewer than 28,000 persons hold Policies from the 
 Institution. 
 
 MODERATE RATES charged for residence in the Colonics, India and 
 other places abroad. 
 
 LOCAL BOARDS and AGENCIKS in all the Britisli Colonies, where 
 every facility will be ntforded in the transaction of business, and where 
 preinium.s may be received and Claims paid. 
 
 PROFITS divided every five years. 
 
 The New Colonial and Foreign Prospectus may be had on application 
 at tho Chief Offices of the Company, or to the Agents at homo or 
 abroad. 
 
 WILL. TH03. THOMSON, 
 
 Manager and Actuary. 
 
 D, CLUNIE GREGOR, 
 
 Colonial and Foreign Secretary. 
 
 Office -227 HoUis Street. 
 
 BOARD OF NANAGEMEXt. 
 
 Hon. M. U. Almon, M L. C. 
 Charles Twinixo, Esq., Barrister, 
 Hon. a. Kf.itii, M. L. C. 
 J. J. Sawyeu, Esq., High Sheriff, 
 
 Secretary and General Agent for Nova Scotia and P. E. Island, 
 
 Ml. H. RICHEY. 
 
 Hedioal Adviser, 
 D. McNEIL PARKER, Esq., M. D. 
 
 Brown Brothkbs 4' Co.— Gold Leaf, Dry PainU and Varnishes. 
 
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 It. T. MUIR, nookBclicr and Statlouvr, 126 UruiiviUu Street. 
 
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 and Annnpolia, 
 WindBorby R.K. ..46 
 
 Lower Ilorton 12 
 
 Wolfville 4 
 
 Kontville (08) 7 
 
 Waterville 9 
 
 Berwick 3 
 
 Aylesford 6 
 
 Qibbonville IM 
 
 Middlcton "^ 
 
 Lnwrencotown .... 7 
 
 Bridgetown 7 
 
 Annapolis (128) ... 15 
 
 Clementsport 8 
 
 Victoria Bridge .. . 5 
 
 Smith's Cove 2^ 
 
 Digby(148) 4i| 
 
 St. Mary's Bay. ... 7 
 Weymouth Iload. . . C 
 Jones's, Sissibo. . . . U 
 
 Belieros Cove 5 
 
 Comeau's, Clare... 7 
 Montengan Cove. . . 9 
 Philip's, Bear Riv. . 15 
 Perry's, Yar. Lakes 7 
 Yarmouth 6 
 
 To I'ictou by li. It. 
 Windsor Junotion ..18 
 
 Elmsdale 17 
 
 Shubenacadie 
 
 Brookfield 14 
 
 Truro (01) 8 
 
 West River 21 
 
 Coal Mines 19 
 
 New Glasgow (1U4) 8 
 
 Fisher's Grant 7 
 
 Pictou Landing. .. . 1 
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 IIeadSt.Marg.Bay.21 
 
 McLean's 11 
 
 Ciicster (45) 13 
 
 Mahone Bay (05).. 20 
 
 Bridge water 9 
 
 Mill Village 18 
 
 Liverpool (101).... 
 
 Port Mouton 10 
 
 Port Jolly 5 
 
 Sable River 10 
 
 Jordan Rivor 8 
 
 Shelburne(141)... 7 
 Barrington 20 
 
 Port Mulgrnve, 
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 by Railroad 89 
 
 Kerr's 15 
 
 Reil Bridge, Lit R. . 10^ 
 Brown's Bridge. ... 
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 Musquodoboit... . 1 
 Henry's, Up. Mus. .11^ 
 
 Nelson's 22 
 
 Wallace Bridge, St. 
 
 Mary's 14 
 
 Forks, St. Mary's.. 18 
 Country Harbour. .11 
 Guysboro' (149)... 29 
 Port Mulgrave . . .22 
 
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 N.Glasgow by R.R.104 
 
 Merigomish 12 
 
 Antigoniah (140).. 24 
 Port Mulgrave 88 
 
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 To Tangier if Sheet JIarh. 
 
 Yarmouth" .'.'.'.'/. Ai i ^"'^'s', Porter's Lk . 10^ 
 
 Ormon's, Chezetcook 
 
 Road 2 
 
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 Webber's, Lakeville.llij 
 Ship Harbour. .-.81 
 
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 Newport Sta. by R.R. 30 
 
 Cochran's 4 
 
 Rawdon Church. , . 8|J 
 
 Douglas 11 
 
 Kennetcook Bridge. 4 
 Mouth of Shubena- 
 cadie River ( 82). 15^ 
 
 Tangier (56) 8 
 
 Sheet Harbour 18 
 
 Beaver Harbour. . .10 
 
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 MoHi'ton, S./i. 
 Truro by railroad . . 61 
 
 Folly Village 13 
 
 Chisholm's 3 
 
 Purdy's, Westches.lG 
 
 River Philip 12 
 
 Spruce Grove Inn. . 6 
 
 Amherst (126) 16 
 
 Sackville. N.B 9 
 
 borchester 9 
 
 Memramcook 8 
 
 Moncton 10 
 
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 Windsor by R.R... 45 
 Parrsboro by Stmr.SO 
 Maccan Bridge. . . . 18^ 
 Amherst n^^ 
 
 Tl3 
 Annapolis to Liverpool. 
 Munro's, Milford. . 14 
 MoBride's,Maitrd.l8 
 Smith's, Brookfield. 14 
 Morton's, 12 mile H. 13 
 Liverpool 14 
 
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 Plaister Cove to Margari* 
 ForL.i. 
 
 Port Hood 28i 
 
 Mabou 9 
 
 Margarie Forks,. . .30 
 
 
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 Plais. Cv. to Sydney tC.li. 
 
 St. Peter's 88 
 
 Sydney 85 
 
 103 
 
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 Whycocomagh ... .28 
 
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 Grandance .'24 
 
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 Lit. Glace B. Mines. 18 
 
 Gowrie Mines 20 
 
 Louisburg 28 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS * CO., Druggists, Ordnance Square, Halifax. 
 
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 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 87 
 
 RAILWAY, STAGE COACHES, AND STEAMERS. 
 
 The Railway nt present connects Pictou and Windsor with Halifax. 
 
 Chief Commissioner, Avanl Longley; Secretary and Chief Account' 
 ant, Thos. Foot : Chief Engineer, Alex. McNab ; Division Engineer, 
 W. H. Tremain : Traffic Superintendent, Geo. Taylor ; Locomotive 
 Superintendent, Wra. Johnston; Road Inspector, Wm* Marshall; Agents 
 — Richmond, Arthur Busby ; Truro, Hugh McCallum ; Windsor, 
 Jno. Fielding; Mount Uniaeke, II. McLcarn; Shubenacadie, Daniel 
 Sinclair. 
 
 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1867. 
 
 Leave Halifax H^"* i^'.^^"" •^"'J JrrVf-^ 
 S for Windsor at 7.00 A. M., 
 
 Leave 
 
 .15 A.M., anda.l6P.M. 
 and 4.10 P. M. 
 Pictou for Halifkx at 11.45 A. M. 
 Truro for Halifax at 0.30 A. M. and 3.36 P. M. 
 I Windsor for Halifax at G.45 A. M. and 4.50 P. M. 
 
 The morning t rains fromHalifax connect at Truro with Pijrdy & Archi 
 BALo'sStageB for Amherst, Saokville, Dorchester and Moncton.and thence 
 by Rail for Shedias and St. John, N. B. ; and at Pictou with Steamers for 
 P. E. Island, Sliodioc, Mirnniichi, Bay Chaleur and Quebec ; and with 
 Lindsay's Stages at New Glasgow daily, for Antigoiiish, Guyslxirough, 
 Strait of Canso, St. Peters, Sydney and Cow Bay ; at Pictou for River 
 John, Wallace, Pugwftsh and Amherst; at Windsor, with the Steamer 
 Empress on Wednesday and Saturday fur St. John, N. B., and tiicnce 
 by Railway to Shediuc, and by Steamers to Portland and Boston, and by 
 the River Steamers for Fredericton, Woodstock and the Upper St. John. 
 King's Stage's connect at Windsor daily for Kentville, Port Williams and 
 Canning ; and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for Wilmot, 
 Bridgetown, Annapolis, Digby and Yarmouth. 
 
 FARES. 
 
 Firot (:ia«j. Second CUm. Chtldreu. 
 
 Halifax to Windsor, and vice versa §1.36 0.90 0.68 
 
 Haliftix to Truro, and vice versa 1.83 1.22 0.92 
 
 Halifax to Pictou, and vice vei sa .... .... 
 
 Children under 4 years free. First Class Return Tickets, a fare ando 
 half for the same day, or for Monday when issued on a Saturday. 
 
 Kino's Coaches, (carrying H. M. Mails,) ieave Windsor for Horton, 
 Wolfville, Kentville and Canning daily, and for Aylesford, Wilmot, 
 Bridgetown and Annapolis on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, after 
 the arrival of the morning train from llalifiix. Arrive from Kentville 
 daily ; and from Annapolis on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, in time 
 to meet the afternoon train for Halifax. Agents — Windsor, Andw. 
 King ; Kentville, Jas. Lyons; Annapolis, Law. Hall. 
 
 Salter's Express leaves Windsor for Hantsport after the arrival of 
 the morning train from Halifax. 
 
 The Steamer Empress leaves Windsor' for St. John, N. B., (calling at 
 Parrsboro' going and returninfr) every Wednesday and Saturday) dur- 
 ing the Summer,) connecting at St. Jolm with the Steamers for Boston 
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 John for Digby and Anrapolis every Monday and Thursday at 8 A. M. 
 Through ticl^ets can be had frott A. ^^ II. Creighton, Agents, Ordnance 
 Square, Halifax, or from Andw. King, Clifton House, Windsor. 
 
 Kino's Coaches (carrying H. M. Mails) leave Windsor on Mondays, 
 Wednesdays and Fridaymi o'clock, A. M.,for Chester, Bridgewater, 
 Liverpool and Shelburne. A Coach leaves Mahone Bay for Lunenburgh 
 on the arrival of tlie Mail from K." Vifax, returning the following mornings 
 to Mahone Bay to meet the Stage for Halifax. Aijents — A. S{ H. Creigh- 
 ton, Ordnance Square, Halifax. 
 
 Tay's Stage (carrying H. M. Mails) leaves Shubenacadie Station after 
 the arrival of the morning train fi-om Halifax, for >Jiddle and Upper 
 Musquodotoit/vnd Melrose, every Monday and Thursday. 
 
 Francuville's Stage (carrying H. M. Mail;.-) leaves Melrose for Guys- 
 borougii and Port Mulgrave, on the arrival of Tay's Stage at Melrose. 
 
 Arciiikald's Stage (carrying H. M. Malls) leave Halifax for Mus- 
 quodoboit Harbour, Jeddore, Ship Harbour, Tangier, Sheet Harbour, 
 Beaver Harbour and Silmon Uiver, every Monday, Wednesday and 
 Friday morning at 6 o'clock; returning the intervening days. 
 
 PuRDY & Archibald's Stage (carrying H. M. Mails) leaves Truro 
 for Amherst daily, (connec'ing there with Stages for Moncton, .^-c.) after 
 the arrival of the morning train, andjarrives at Truro daily to meet the 
 afternoon train for Halifax. 
 
 Lindsay S[ Co.'s Stige (carrying H. M. Mails) leaves New Glasgow 
 daily, for Antigonish, Guyshorough, Strait of Canso, St. Peter'?, Sydney 
 and Cow Bay, on the arrival of tiie morning train Halifax, 12.30 P. M. 
 Through tickets can be had at Richmond, Halifax. 
 
 Blairs Express leaves Truro for Pugwash, Wallace, Tatamagouche, 
 and Point Brule, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, returning to 
 Truro on the intervening days. 
 
 An Express runs daily between the Waverley Gold Fields and Rocky 
 Lake Station, (11 miles from Richmond Depot) meeting the trains to and 
 from Halifax. 
 
 An Express (carrying H. M. Mails) leaves Kentville for New Ross 
 and Chester evary Tuesday, at 6 A. M., returning from Chester the fol- 
 lowing day. 
 
 Mc.\mi3 & Geddes' Stage (carrying H. M. Mails) leaves Antigonish 
 for Sherbrooke and Wine Harbour Gold Fields on Monday, Wednesday 
 and Friday mornings, returiiing the same days. 
 
 Waterman's Express (carrying H. M. Mails) runs twice a week be- 
 tween Annapolis and Liverpool from April 1 to Dec. 1 ; and once a 
 week the other months. Leaves Annapolis immediately after the arrival 
 of the mail from St. John, N. B. Loaves Liverpool Friday and Tuesday 
 evenings at 6 in Summt;- ; and Thursday afternoons in Winter. 
 
 During the Summer Season Steamers run between Pictou and Char- 
 lotte Town ; and between Pictou and Quebec, calling at Shediac and 
 intermediate ports along the coast. 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS & CO., Druggists, Ordnance Square, Halifax. 
 
Church Services nnd Prayer Kookn at R. T. MUIR'S. 
 
 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 89 
 
 LIST OF BARRISTERS AND ATTORNEES. 
 
 RESIDENT IN NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 A'l.initted Bar- , Admitted Attor- 
 risters. nies. 
 
 J.ames S. Morse 
 
 James W. Nutting 
 
 Hon. Jno. Creightun.Q.c. 
 
 Wm. Q. Sawers 
 
 S. P. Fairbanks, Q. c. . . . 
 
 Geo T. Solomon 
 
 B. Murdoch, Q.c,, d.c.l. . 
 Charles Twining Q. c. . . 
 
 Alex. Primrose 
 
 Charles D. Roach 
 
 John J. Sawyer 
 
 George R. Graseie 
 
 Charles B. Owen 
 
 Hugh Hartshorne, u.c.l. 
 James A. Dennison. . . . 
 
 Robert B. Dickson 
 
 Martin I. Wilkins, Q.c. . 
 Edward H. Harrington. 
 
 Silas L. Morse. 
 
 Stephen H. IVIoore 
 
 John C. Halliburton .... 
 William H. Keating. . . . 
 William Sutherland, q.c. 
 
 Edward Roach 
 
 Henry Pryor, d. c. l. , . . 
 Thomas B. Akins, D.c.i. 
 Hort..John W.Ritchie, Q.c 
 
 Silas L. Morse, Q.c 
 
 Nepean Clarke 
 
 James R. Smith, Q.c. . . 
 Archibald McQueen .... 
 A. M. Uniacke, d. o. l. 
 Hon, R;obt B. Dickey, q.c 
 Donald N. McQueen .... 
 Charles E. W. Schmidt, 
 
 Daniel Owen 
 
 Henry H. Grantham . . . 
 
 Henry B. Webster 
 
 Stewart Campbell, Q.o. , 
 
 John D. Kinnear 
 
 John McGregor 
 
 Hon. Jon. McCully,Q.c. . 
 Ebenozer F, Munro .... 
 William C. W hidden .. , 
 
 David Matheson 
 
 Peter Lynch 
 
 Heniy P. Hill 
 
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 28 Oct. 
 
 18 April, 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 15 April, 
 
 19 April, 
 14 July. 
 
 5 April, 
 10 July, 
 
 9 Oct. 
 28 Jan. 
 13 April, 
 
 23 Jan. 
 
 24 July, 
 28 Oct. 
 
 23 Oct. 
 
 22 Jan. 
 28 Oct. 
 27 Jan. 
 
 27 Jan. 
 
 28 July, 
 3 Nov, 
 
 3 Nov. 
 
 4 May, 
 
 25 Jan. 
 
 3 May, 
 
 24 Jan. 
 1 May, 
 
 30 Oct. 
 
 23 July, 
 
 28 Julv, 
 
 29 Oct*. 
 21 Jan. 
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 29 April, 
 29 April. 
 
 4 Nov. 
 
 6 May, 
 
 25 July. 
 
 26 July, 
 1 Nov, 
 
 16 Jan. 
 16 Jan. 
 81 Oct, 
 
 31 Oct. 
 31 Oct. 
 16 Jan. 
 
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 22 Dec. 1 
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 Peter S. Hamilton 
 
 Lewis W. DesBarres. . . . 
 
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 19 April, 
 
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 31 Dec. 
 
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 31 Dec. ] 
 
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 31 May, ] 
 
 I860 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 2 Aug. 
 
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 23 July, ] 
 
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 1861 
 
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 1861 
 
 81 May, ] 
 
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 1861 
 
 31 May, ] 
 
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 1861 
 
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 1862 
 
 28 May, 1 
 
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 1862 
 
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 1863 
 
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 1863 
 
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 NOVA SCOTIA BARRISTERS' SOCIETY, 
 
 Honorary Members, the Judges of the Supreme Court and Court of 
 Vice Admiralty. Council, Hon. John W. Ritchie (Prest.), C. Twining 
 ( V. Prcg^), Beamish Murdoch, S, L. Shannon, Hon. Hiram Blanchard, 
 Matthew H. Richey, Alex. James, Treasurer, S, L. Shannon, Sec'v, 
 Saml, H, Gray. 
 
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 Creditor to an Executor or ^dm^inistraior. 
 
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 writing doth contain a true and correct account of his demand against 
 the estate of — ■ — , deceas'.'d, and that aU the credits to which the 
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 have been given on said account ; and that the balanoe of ■ . is 
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 SUPREME COURT OP JUDICATURE, IIAVINQ LAW AND EQUITY JURISDICTION 
 
 THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE. 
 
 Chief Justice, Hon. William Young. Equity J'jdge, and Judge of 
 the Sup. Court, Hon James W. Johnston. Assistant Jwiges, Hon William 
 Blowers Bliss, d. c. l., Hon. Edmund Murray Dodd, Hon. William 
 Frederick DcsBarres, and Hon. Lewis Morris Wilkins. 
 
 Attorney General, Hon. Hiram Bianchard. Q,ueen''s Council, Hon. 
 John Creigiiton, Siml P. Fairbanks, VVm. A. Henry, Hon. Adams G. 
 Archibald, M. I. Wilkius, Hon. Jno. W. Ritchie, Jno C. Wade, Stewart 
 Campbell, Hon. Jon. McCuUy, Beamish Murdoch, Hon. Hiram Bianch- 
 ard, Alex. C. McDonald, Chas. Twining, Wm. Suthei-land, Jas. R. Smith, 
 Hon. \l. B. Dickey, S. L. Shannon, Thos. Wm, Harris. Clerk of the 
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 Twining. Masters— /f«/i/ax, Chas. Twining, Hugh Hartshorne. Alex. 
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 Dis. of Shelburne, Thomas Johnston; j)is. of Barringiony Gabriel 
 Robertson ; Hants, David Frcize, Wm. H, Bianchard ; Kings, Geo. A. 
 Bianchard, Stephen H. Moore, Jas. R. Prescott, Henry B. Webster ; 
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 Q. P. Short-hand writer, Jno. Geo. Boariuot. 
 
 N. B. — By the provisions of the Vice- Admiralty Court3' Act of 18G3, 
 the Governor of a Colony is ex officio Vice-Admiral, and the Chief Justice 
 ex officio Judge of the Vice- Admiralty Court. 
 
 MASONIC. 
 
 THE MOST ANCIENT AND HONORABLE FRATERNITY OF FREE MASONRY. 
 
 GRAND LODGE OP NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Grand Master, M. w. Wm. H. Davies, M. D. Dep. Grand Master, 
 R. w. S. 11. Siroom. Sub. Grand Master, R. w. llobt Brechin. G. S. 
 Warden, r. w. Wm. Williams. J. G. Warden, R. w. Arthur Busby. 
 G. Treasurer, R. w. Andrew K. Mackinlay. G. Secretary, r. w. Chas. 
 J. McDonald. G. CZcrA, r. w. Isaac J. Wylde. Grand Lecturer, n.yf. 
 Newell Snow. S. G. Deacon, R. w. W. S. McDonald. /. G. Deacon, 
 V. w. Geo. W. Clarke. G. Jeweller, v. w. E L. Spike. G. Architect, 
 V. w. Jas King. G, Bible Bearer, v. w. James Fortune. G. Director 
 Ceremonies, v. w. W. M. Allen, jr. G. Sword Bearer, v. w. Jas Mac- 
 cuish. Organist, v. w. Geo Anderson. V. W. Grand Marshals, Alex 
 Campbell, A. G. Hcsslein. Pursuivant, v. w. Jno M. Hay. Tyler, J. 
 E. M. Taylor. Grand Stewards, Alex Waddell, J. Cahill, Geo W. Halls, 
 A. Sutherland, W. F. Woodberry, Jno McLean, Theodore Cossraan, A. 
 Smith, Levi Hart, W. H. McDaniol, J. D. VanBuskirk, D. W. Archibald, 
 Jos. Cove, Leauder Crowe, Jno. J. Logan. 
 
 SUBORDINATE LODGES. 
 
 Bdrns Lodge, No. 1, meets at HaZz/aa; first Wednesday of each month. 
 W. Master , Isaac MeWm. S. Warden, Jno Ovcry. J. War den. Day id 
 Pottinger. Treasurer, Jas Fortune. Sec'y, Wm Taylor. S. Deacon, 
 Ralph Patrick. /. Deacon, Alex Waddle. Stewards, Jas Maccoush, 
 Edw Larr. Tyler, J. E. M. Taylor. 
 
 Athol Lodge, No. 2, meets at Halifax second Monday of each month. 
 W. Master, W. S. Macdonald. S. Warden, R. Patrick. J. Warden, 
 A. Rockwell. Treasurer, H. A. Taylor. Sec'y, Louis Petitmaitre. S. 
 Deacon, Chas. J. McDonald, p.m. 
 
 Keith Lodge, No. 3, meets at Halifax second Wednesday of each 
 month. W. Master, A. Busby. S. Warden, Jas. K. Munnies. /. 
 Warden, Geo. W. Halls. Tieasurer, E. L. Coleman. Sec'y, Isaac J. 
 Wylde. jS. i)eticon., C.F. Hopkins. J. Z>ca con, W. L. Lowell. Stewards, 
 Jno. M. Hay, E. R. Harrington. 
 
 Scotia Lodge, No. 4, meets at Halifax third Wednesday of each 
 month. W. Master, S. R. Sircom. S. Warden, A. R. Payne. /. j 
 Warden, C. L. Vose. Treasurer, J. L. Mackay. Sec'y, A. H. Woodill, 
 M. D. S. Deacon, T. H. Pryor, M. D. /. Deacon, A. M. Payne. 
 Stewards, F. C. Mahon, T. E. Cook. 
 
 Davies Lodge, No. 6, meets at Wilmot. W. Master, Jas. W. Dar- 
 ragh. S. Warden, AUved Gates. /. fTar^cra, T. R. FuUerton, M. D. 
 Treasurer, Nelson Pierce. Secretary, W. F. Woodl)erry. 
 
 Albert Lodge, No. 6, meets at Shelburne. W. Master, W. B. 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS ^ CO., Druggists, Ordnance Square, Halifax. 
 
School KequiititcB ol ercry dencription at R. T. MUIR'S. 
 
 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
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 Stephenson. S. Warden, Jno. Bower. J. Warden, Abr. McLean 
 Treasurer, Jno. Boyd. Secretary, Jno. A. Purney, M. D. 
 
 Concord Lodge, No. 8, meets at Barringlon. W. Master, J. J. 
 Clarke, M.D. S. Harden, F. Nickerson. /. Warden,'X\i09. NeweU. 
 Treasurer, Asa McGrey. Secretary, Bartlett Covell 
 
 St. Mark's Lodge, No. 9, meets at Baddeck. W. Master, Wm. 
 Kidston, eenr. S. Warden, H. A. Foile. /. Warden, C. N. Campbell, 
 P.M. Treasurer , Robt. Elmsly. Secretary, Levi Hart. 
 
 Queen's Lodge, No. 10, meets at Sherbrooke. W. Master, A. K. 
 White. S. Warden, Chas. Mcintosh, J. Warden, Jno. McNab. 
 Treasurer, Zeliah Hewett. Secretary, W. H. McDaniell. 
 
 Lodge of St. Marc, No. 11, meets at Halifax first Tuesday of each 
 month. ^F. JVfas/cr, Geo. J. Payne. S. fFrtr</en,Geo. T. Smith^rs. /. 
 Warden, Geo. Sanford. Treasurer, B. F. Staples. Secretary, y/ . 
 S. McDonald. 
 
 Ophir Lodge, No. 12, meets at Tangier. W. Muster, A. P. Penery, 
 S. Witrden, D. J. Estey. J. Warden, Saml. Johnston. Treasurer, 
 S. Frowd. Secretary, J. D. VanBuskirk. 
 
 Eureka Lodge, No. 13, meets at Sheet Harbour. W. Master, A. 
 Fraser. S. Warden, Jno. Balcom /. Warden, D. Fraser. Treas., 
 M. McFarlane. Sec'y, D. W. Archibald. 
 
 Acadia Lodge, No 14, meets at Amherst. W. Master, Jos. Cove. 
 S. Warden, C. K. Morse. J. Warden, W. J. Gibson. Treas., Jas. 
 King. Scc'y, Jno. Power. 
 
 Truro Lodge, No. 15, meets at Truro. W. Master, H. McCallura. 
 S. Warden, R. Duncan. J. Warden^ A. C. Page, M. D. Treas., L. 
 J. Crowe. Sec'y, Geo. Campbell. 
 
 Eldorado Lodge, No. 16, meets at Wine Harbour. W. Master, 
 Peter Gunn. S. Warden, k. C. Cameron. /. Warden, Geo. W.Clark. 
 Treas., J. McLean. Sec'y, J. Logan 
 
 Harmony Lodge, {under dispensation,) meets at JVorth East Har- 
 bour, Barrington. W. Master, Saml. Periy. S. Warden, Thos. 
 Gregory. /. H-^arrfcn, Nathan Swaine. Trccrs., Thos. Perry. Sec'y, 
 Saml. H. Greenwood. 
 
 W. H. Davies Lodge, {under dispensation,) meets at Wood's Har- 
 bour, Barrington. W. Master, Andw. Malone. S. Warden, Thos. 
 Nickerson. /. Warden, W. Nickerson. Treas., S. K. Morel. Sec'y, 
 Saml. Brannon. 
 
 ENGLISH. 
 
 district grand lodge under ENGLISH JURISDICTION. 
 
 Grand Master of England — The Earl of Zetland. 
 
 District Grand Master for JVova Scotia, JVewfoundland and 
 P. E. islayid, R. w. Hon. Alexander Keith. Dep. Dist. Grand Master, 
 R. w. James Forman. S. O. Warden, n. w. Benj Curren, D. C. L. /. 
 Gf. Warden, R. w. Wm. Holloway. Grand Chaplain, v. w. Rev. Daniel 
 C. Moogre. G. Treasurer, v. w. Wm. Twining. G. Secretary, v. w. H. 
 C. D. Twining. S. G. Deacon, w. Jas. S. Cochran. /. G. Deacon, w. 
 Jas. Gossip. G. Direct. Ccrcmonies,w. Wm. Ilillier. G.Supt Works, yr. 
 David Stirling. G. Organist, w. R. R. Morris. G. Sword Bearer, w. 
 Robt. McLellan. G. Standard Bearer, w. Jno. Mitchell. G. Pursui- 
 vant, w. Henry Hainsworth. G. Tyler, w. Jno. M. Taylor. Grand 
 Stewards, Bros: W. H. Gaines, Fred. Brown. Geo. Taylor, W. Colcutt, 
 
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 ! Geo. Mviniford, Wm. Thomas. Com. of Charity, Bros. Thos. Annand, j 
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 I LODGES UNDER ENGLISH AUTHORITY. 
 
 1 St. Andrew's LonoE, No. 118, Halifax. — Regular meeting on the 
 first Tuesday of every month. W. Master, Allen li. Crowe. Treasurer, 
 John McDonald. Secretary, N. L. Herbert. 
 
 St. John's Lodge, No. IGl, Halifax — Regular meeting on the first 
 Monday of every month. IV. Master, Samuel Blair. Treasurer, H. C. 
 D. Twining. Secretary, Joseph Stamper. 
 
 Virgin Lodue, No. tJ'.^6, /fu/t/'ax,— Regular meeting on the fourth 
 Monday of every month. W. Master, William A. Hesson. Trea- 
 surer, Wni. Twining. Secretary, F. W. Mowbray. 
 
 RoYAt, Standard Lodge, No. 898, Halifax. — Regular meeting on 
 the second Tuesday of every month. W. Master, Jas. Martin. Trea- 
 surer, Thomas Micklewright. Secretary, Geo. Porter. 
 
 Unity Lodge, No. 3U'.t, Lnnenbunjh. — Regular meeting yirs< Tuesday 
 of ev<'ry month. W. M., Henry S. Jost. Sec'y, Wm. li. Lawson. 
 
 Albion Lodge, No. 470, JVcw Glasgow. — JV. Master, Stewart 
 Eraser. Treasurer, John F. McDonald. Secretary, Vim. F. McKenzie. 
 
 Royal Sussex Lodge, No. 479, Halifax. — Regular meeting on the 
 first Thursday of every month. IV. Master, Chas. A. McFaden. Trea- 
 surer, Thos E. Everett. Secretary, George Gordon. 
 
 St. Andrew's Lodge, No. 499, Sydney, C. B. —Regular meeting on 
 the third Tuesday of every month. W. Master, C. Crewe Read. Trea>- 
 suier, C. E. Leonard, jr. Secretary, Thomas LeCras. 
 
 Zetland Lodge, No. 662, Z.twer/wo/.— Regular meeting on the fourth 
 Thursday of every month. W. Master, John Edgar. Treasurer, 
 Charles E. D. Snow. Secretary, S. J. M. Allen. 
 
 New Caledonia Lodge, No. 505, Pictou. — Regular meeting on the 
 second Tuesday of every montli. JV. Master, Samuel G. Rigby. Trea- 
 surer, Wm McLaren. Secretary, Chas. E. Davies. 
 
 Hiram Lodge, No. 596, Yarmouth. — Regular meeting on the first 
 Monday of every month. JV. Master, Wm. B. Townsend. Treasurer, 
 F. V. B. Binga;. Sec'y, A. W. Homer. S. W., Wm. Law. /. JV., 
 Geo. E. Gray. S. D., Jas. W. Lovitt. J. D., R. L. Brown. Chaplain, 
 Rev. Jno. Prince. Marshal, Chas. White. Stewards, R. S. Brown, A. 
 R. Cook. Organist, A. J. Hood. Tyler, R. Williamson. 
 
 Acadia Lodge, No. 612, Pwjwash. JV. Master, Geo. Bergman. 
 Treasurer, Jas. Seaman. SeCy, Daniel D. Scott. 
 
 Keith Lodge, No. 628, Hillsburyh. JV. Master, Benjm. J. Short. 
 Treasurer, Thos. H. llarris. Sec^y, Stephen Hennigar. 
 
 Union Lodge, No. 093, Halifax. — Regular meeting on thethird Mon- 
 day of each month. JV. Master, Robert R. Morris. Treasurer, Robt. 
 Roach. Sec'y, John R. Thomas. 
 
 St. George's Lodge, No. 849, JVolfville. JV. Master, Wm. H. 
 Gould. S. W., W. I. Fuller. J. H"., Jas. A. Cutten. S. D., Jas. 
 Wilson. J. Z).,L. Sangster. Treflsurer, Jno. Rounsefell. Sec'y, John 
 Strong. Tyler, T. H. Colwell. 
 
 Keith Lodge, No. 870, Albion Mines. W. Mcster, Lewis Johnston, 
 M. D. Secretary, James Mitchell. 
 
 Westport Lodge, No. 923, JVesiport. TV. Master, B. Morrell. 
 Secretary, Charles F. Ruggles. 
 
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1868.] 
 
 ITooIho^P, letter *nd Not« rnper, at R T. NUTU'S. 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 97 
 
 WfiuiroRn LoDQB, No. 924, Windsor. W. jMu$ter, C. E. Harding. 
 Secretary, W. F. Parker. 
 
 Widows' Feiend Looue, No. 063, Weymouth. W. Master, Jos. W. 
 Roberts. Treasurer, Jus. L. Jones. Secretary, Colin Campbell, senr. 
 
 Scotia Lodge, No. D61, Canning. W. J^uster, D. H. Clarke. 
 Secretary, Chas. F. Enton. Treasurer, l)A\id Si. Dickie. S. W.,3no. 
 
 Struthers, M. D. /. W., Geo. Fred Newcomb. S. D., McNeil. 
 
 /. /?., Jos. C. Starr. Chaplain, Rev. D. C. Moore. Tyler, Sharp. 
 
 Prince op Wales Lodge, No. 964, Liverpool. W. Master, J oahaA 
 N. Freeman. Sec'y, L. S Ford. Treasurer, Zopetb Freeman. 
 
 Annapolis Royal Lodge, No. 1047, Annapolis. W. Master, Geo. 
 T. Uingay. Secretary, George Whitman. 
 
 TuisTLB Lor>QE, No. 1109, Block House Mines, C. B. W. Master ^ 
 Alexander Lorimer. Treas., Jno. Wa!ker. Sec'y, Thos. Johnston. 
 
 £(}|iS(CA, (under dispensation,) Waverley. W. Master, Jos. Thomjp' 
 son. 
 
 CoBEQCiD, (una dispensation,) Truro. W. Master, W^x. MoKaj. 
 Secretary, Edward F. Biirnaby. 
 
 Acacia, (under dispensation,) Bridgewater. W. Master, Andrew 
 6ow. 
 
 PovNTZ, (under dispensation,) Hantsport. W. Master, J. B. Black 
 
 HoTUSAT, (under dispensation,) Bridgetown. W. Master, Rev. 
 Henry P. Almon. 
 
 Tyrian Youth, (under dispensation,) Little Glace Bay. W. Master, 
 Daniel George McKay. 
 
 Royal Union Chapter, No. 118, ilegistry of England. Grand Su- 
 perintendent, Hon. Alex. Keith. M. E. Companions, Benjni. Curren, 
 D. C. L., 1st Principal Z ; R. T. Roome, H ; Wm. A. He«son, J. Ex- 
 Companions, Jas. Gossip {Scribe), 'E ; Wm. H. Tiilly, N ; J. Cornelius, 
 R. A. C. ; Thos. Jost, C. H. First Vail, Geo. Johnson ; Second Vail, 
 A. J. Rickards ; Third Vail, J. R. Cham t er lain, TVeas., Wm. Esson. 
 Architect aud Janitor, Jno. M. Taylor. 
 
 SCOTTISH. 
 
 PEOVINCIAL OBAMD LODGE UNDER SCOTTISH JCRISDICTIOH.. 
 
 Grand Master of Scotland — The Duke of Athol. 
 
 Provincial Grand Master, r. w. Hon. Alex. Keith, Honorary Mem- 
 ber of the Grand Lodge of France, 8rc. Dep. P. Grand Muster, Wm. 
 Esson. Sub. Grand Master, J. N. Ritchie. S. G. W., Wm. Murray. 
 /. G. W., Fitz Cochran. O. Chaplain, Rev. R. Alder Temple. Treas., 
 Thos. P Studd. Sec'y, Geo. Eraser. 8. D., W. Wilson. J. D., T. W. 
 Tapper. Architect, W. B. Slayter, M. D, Direc. Music, F. G. Wain- 
 wrigbt. Direc. Ceremonies, J. Wallace. Jeweller, W. H. Newman. 
 Sword Bearer, Geo. A. Lloyd. Stewards, J. T. McAlpine, Thos. Wa 
 son, R. T. Muir, J. H. Philp, J. B. Garvie, M D., J. W K. Johnston. 
 Grand Pursuivant, Thos. Alioon, M. D. G. Tyler, Angus McLeod. 
 
 •Quarterly communications the third Tuesday in February, May, 
 August and November. Annual communication on St. Andrew's Day. 
 
 Keith Lodge, No. 865, Halifax, meets at Free Mason's Hall, on the 
 second Wednesday in each month. W. Master, Geo. R. Anderson. 
 5ec'y, Don. Keith. 
 
 Scotia Lodge, No. 411, Halifax. — Regular meeting at Free Mason's 
 Hall on the third Wednesday in each month. W. Master, J. Norman 
 
 ElMtie Stoakinga, lixm Caps wid Anklets, at Bbown B&otbjss 4- Co. 
 
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 Ritchie. S. JV.,Vfm. "Wilson. /. IV., J. W. K. JohnMon. Sec'y and 
 Treat, t Fitz Cochran. S. D., J no. Garvie. J. D., Theo. W. Tapper. 
 J. O., G. A. Lloyd. 
 
 RoTAf. AiBiiRT, No. 379, JVortk Sydney. — Regular meeting latt 
 Monday in every month. M . Master, Albert Corbett. Secretary, C. 
 A. Robertson. Treasurer, John B. Moore. 
 
 Scotia Lodoe, No. 430, Yarmouth. — W. Master, Geo. W. Johnson. 
 /?. FF., J. R. Corning. /. W^., 8. F. Raymond. Tr «a«ur«r, G. B.Doane. 
 Sec'y, Geo. W. Tooker. S. D., Thos. Bnrrowman. /. D., F. A. Bailey. 
 Chaplain, Rev. Jno. Roy Campbell. Tyler, II. Phipps. Inner Guard, 
 Jacob V. B Bingay. Stewards, R. Hunter, Ralph Moody. 
 
 Aiuot Lodge, (under dispensation,) jfm/iers/. — W. Master, Roht. 
 Stubs. Treasurer, A. McLood. Secretary, Miles Hoar. 
 
 Harmony Lodge, (under dispensation,) Aylesford. — W. Master, 
 Elk. B. Bolser. S. fr.,Cha8. Barteaux. /. W., Jas. Burgess. 
 
 St. Andrew's Lodge, No. 364, Fredericton, JV*. B. — W. Master, 
 Robt. Gowan. Treasurer, A. Gumming. Secretary, A. Burchill. 
 
 St. Andrew's Lodge, No. 376, Kingston, Richibucio, JV. B. — W. 
 Master, Jas. McDougall. Secretary, John Wheten. 
 
 St. John's Lodge, No. 412, Bathurst, JV. B.— W. Master, Jas. O. 
 Dick. Treasurer, Jno S. Dawson. Secretary, Gideon Duncan. 
 
 Victoria Lodge, No. 383, Charlotietoton, P. E. I.— W. Master^ 
 
 BOTAL ARCH OHArTERS HOLDING UNDER THE REGISTRY 07 THE SUPREME 
 grand royal arch chapter of SCOTLAND. 
 
 Wm H. Davies, M. D., Grand Superintendent of Scotch Royal Arch 
 Masonry for the Province of Nova Scotia. 
 
 St. Andrew's Royal Arch Chapter, No. 65. — Chas J. Macdonald, 
 1st Principal Z. Wm Taylor, 2nd Princip. J. W. E. HeflFerntin, Zrd 
 Princip. H. Robert Brechin, Jioyal Arch Captain. M. F. Eagar, 
 Scribe F. Geo J. Payne, Scribe JV. S. R. Sircom, Treas, T. H. 
 Pryor, M. D., Ut Sojourner. J. D. H. Browne, 2nd Sojourner. H. J. 
 Marshall, 3rrf Sojourner. J. Maccoush, Architect. J. E. M. Taylor, 
 Janitor. Quarterly meeting at Halifax third Tuesday of March, June, 
 September and December. 
 
 Union Royal Arch Chapter, No. .. — Yarmouth, M S. F. A. 
 Pitcher, 1st Princip. Z. George Johnston, 2nd Princip. J. Thos R. 
 Jolly, Scribe E. 
 
 Scotia Mark Lodge, No. 20.— Halifax. S. R. Sircom, /?. W. Mas- 
 ter. Thos H. Pryor, M. D., Senior Warden. Geo J. Payne, Junior 
 Warden, A. R. Payne, Secretaiy. 
 
 Nova Scotia Encampment of Masonic Knight Templars.— Sir 
 
 . E. C. Sir Jno D. Nash, P. Sir L. Petitmaitre, l$t 
 
 Capt. Sir J. D. H. Browne, 2nd Captain. Sir T. Short, Regr and 
 Treas. Sir C. F. Browne, Capt Lines. Sir Geo T. Smithers, Expert. 
 Sir J. M. Taylor, Sir J. E. M. Taylor, Equeries. Sir J. M. Taylor 
 Guard. Standard Bearers, A. G. Hesslein, F. W. Fishwick. Heralds 
 Robt Gilbert, Jas Harton. .dlmoner, Wm. A. Amey. ' 
 
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 DROWN BROTHERS & CO., DruggUts, Ordnance Square, Halifex. 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
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 COLLEGES, ACADEMIES, CLERGY, ETC. 
 
 CouifciL OF PuDLio INSTRUCTION. — The members of the Executive 
 Counoil. Superintendent of Education and Sec'y, Theodore II. Raad, 
 M, A. 
 
 Inspectors of Schools. — Halifar, J. R. Miller; Kings, Wm. Eaton; 
 Diffby, Rev, P. J. Filleul; An:iapoli$, Rev. Geo. Armstrong; Lunen- 
 burghf W. M. B. Lawson; Queent, Rev. D. (). Parker; Shelburne, Rev. 
 0. M. Clarke; larmouth, G. J. Parish, M. D.; Hants, Rev. D. M. Wel- 
 ton; Colchester, II. C. Upham; Cumberland, Rev. Jas. Chriatie; Guys- 
 borough, Sam'l R. Russell; Antigonish, Rod'k McDonald; Pirtou, M.T. 
 Smith; Cltt/Je Breton, Edward Outrara ; Victoria, C. R. McDonald; 
 Inverneis, James. McDonell; Richmond, Wm R. Cutler. 
 
 jgr Por Boards of School CommlsBioners see lists in the several 
 counties. 
 
 Provincial Normal School, Truro. — Principal, Rev. A, Forester, 
 D. D. Teacher of Clansicn and English, J. B. Calkin. Teacher of 
 Mathematics, Wm. R. MulhoUaad; Drawing, Miss Crowe; Music, Mr. 
 Chesley. 
 
 Model School, Truro. — Head Jlflwfer, Edw. Blanchard; Interme- 
 diate Department, Jas. Little; Senior Primary Dep't Miss Logan. 
 Junior Primartf Dep^t., Miss Annie Leake. 
 
 Terms — Summer term 'jommences second Wednesday of May, and 
 ends last Thursday of September. Winter term commences second Wed- 
 nesday of Nov. and ends last Thursday of March. 
 
 KING'S COLLEGE WINDSOR. 
 
 Founded a. d 1787. Chartered by Kino Georoe III a. d. 1802. 
 Patron — His Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 
 Board of Governors — The Right Rev Hibbert Binney, D. D., Lord 
 Bishop of Nova Scotia. Visitor and President of the Board, Rev 
 George McCawley, D. D., Hon Lewis M. Wilkins. b. a. Hon. Mather B. 
 Almon, M. Ik 0., Rev. George W. Hill. A. M., Sam'l P. Fairbanks. Q. C, 
 Rev. Canon Gilpin, D. D., Hugh Hartshorne D. C. L., Benjm. Curren, 
 D. C. L., Chas. B. Bowman, Rev. Canon Gray, D. D. Rev ThosMaynard 
 A. M., Henry Pryor, D. C. L. 
 
 Treas., John C. Halliburton Sec, Rev J. C. Cochran, M. A. Presi- 
 dent and Professor of Classics, Logic, Hebrew, Rev. George McCaw- 
 ley, D. D.; Professor of Divinity, including Pastoral Theology, Rev. 
 Jno;M. Hensley, b.d.,- Professor of Mathematics, JVatural Philosophy 
 and Astronomy, Jno McLeod; Professor of Mit. History and Qhem- 
 istry Henry How, d. c. l.; Professor of Modern Languages, Henry 
 Stiefelhagen, ph. d. ; Librarian and Bursar, Professor Hensley b.d.; 
 Steward, Mr Wier. 
 
 Terms. — Michaelmau Term, extends from ihei first Monday in Sep- 
 tember to the 16th December; Lent Term from the first Monday after 
 the 15th January to the Saturday before Palm Sunday; Easter Term, 
 from the Monday after Easter Monday to the ist July. 
 
 COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, WINDSOR. 
 
 Under the control of the Governors of King^s College. 
 Principal, , Professor of Modern 
 
 Languages, Henry Stiefelhagen, ph. d. 
 
 Vacations — From July 1 to August 16; ftrom Deo 16 to Jan 16. 
 
 Works on Homeopathy, Preparations, ^c, at Bbqwn BsoTHBita 4* '^O* 
 
B. T. nriR, Bookneller and Stationer, ISS Grsevill* 8t. 
 
 
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 Patron — His Excellency, the Lieutenant Governor. 
 
 President^ Benjm Curren,D.c.L. ; V. P.., Chas. Twining, M. A.; Com- 
 mittee, Rev, Canon, Cochran, a. m., T. B. Akins, ©. c. l., Chas Gossip, 
 M. D., Rev. Jas. B. Uni-'cke, a. b., Rct. Ferdinand Pryor, b, a. Wm. J. 
 Almon, M b. m. a., Fred. Allison, m. a., Treas. Brenton H. Collins. 
 Sec'y, Fitzgerald Cochran, 
 
 Cogswell ScholarsiiXp. — Trustees, Rev. R. F. Uniacke ^Chairman), 
 Rev Prof Hensley. Rev Henry L. Owen, Rev Geo W. Hill, Henry Pryor, 
 Hon J. W. Rftchie. Sec'y, Hon P. C. Hill. 
 
 ACADIA COLLEGE, WOLFVILLE. 
 
 Governors. — The .President ex officio. Rev (Jeopge Armstrong, a. M., : 
 Rev L E. Bill, D. Rupert Eaton, Rev S. W. DeBlois, a. *i. (Sec'y), Rev^ 
 J. Davis. Rev D. M. Welton, a. m., Rev A. S. Hunt, a. m.. Rev Geo F. 
 Miles, Kev ^as Parker, A. F. Randolph, Rev J. A. Smith, Rev. Chas 
 Spurden, D. d.. Rev A. D. Thomson, Rev E. C. Cady, A. m., Hon J. W. 
 Johnston, Hon W. B. Kinncar, D. McN. Parker, m. d. Mayhew Beck- 
 with. T?ea8 A. D. Barss, M. D. 
 
 President and Profef,sor of Moral Philosophy and Christian Evi- 
 dences^, Fev J. M, Cramp, d, d. Professor of Menial Philosophy, 
 History, Rhetoric, Logic and Political Economy Rev E. A. Crawley, 
 D.l). Professor of Mathematics, Chemistry and Geology, D.F. Higgins, 
 A. M. Professor of Latin and Greek Litsrature, Robt V. Jones, a. m. 
 
 Faculty of Theology. — Professor of Biblical Interyretaiion and 
 the Hebrew Language, Rev E. A. Crawley, d. d. Professor of Theology 
 and Ecclesiastical History, Rev J. M. Cramp, &. d. 
 
 First Term commences January 6, and ends June 6. 
 
 Second Term commences September 1, and ends December 20. 
 
 HORTON (OLLEGIATE ACADEMY. 
 
 Principal, Rev Thomas A. Hij^gina, A. M. Assistant and Teacher of 
 French, Albert J. Hill, a. b. Teacher Mathematics and JVat. Philoso- 
 phy, Israel A. Blair, a. m. Matron, Mrs Hall. 
 
 Committee of Management, the Trustees, Governors, and Fellows of 
 Acadia College resident in Nova Scotia. 
 
 First Term begins January 8, and ends June 6. 
 
 Second Term begins August 3, and ends December 20. 
 
 Female Depaetment. — Principal, Miss Olive J. Emerson. Teacher 
 Mathematics and ^at. Philosophy, J. A. Blair, a. M. Music, Miss 
 Crawley, Drawing, Miss Anna Fowler. Matron, Mrs Allen. 
 
 ASSOCIATED ALUMNI OF ACADIA COLLEGE. 
 
 President, Theodore H. Rand, a. m. V. P., Rev D. M. Welton, a.m. 
 Sec^y, John Y. Paysant. Treas, Brenton H. Eaton, a, m. Directors, 
 Rev S. W. DeBlois, a. m. W. N. Wickwire, M. »., Stephen Selden, 
 Robt. V. Jones, a. m. Andw D. Barss, m. d. a. m. 
 
 Baptist Convention of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and P. E. 
 Island— Prest, Rev Chas Spurlen, d.d. V.P\, RevE. A. Crawlev.D.D. 
 Rev W. S. McKenzie, Hon Wm B. Kinnear, Rev C. Randall, Rev' J. M. 
 Cramp, d. v., Hon A. MoL Seely, Rev. David Crandall. Scc'ys, Rev 
 Isaiah Wallace, a. m., for N. S. and Jno F. Marsters for N. B. Treas 
 Rev T. H. Porter. Directors, Revda A. D. Thompson, W. A. Coleman, 
 Goo Armstrong, A. S. Hunt, a. m., Henry Angell, I. E. Bill, Thog 
 
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 Balcom, G. F. Miles, Jas. Parker, G. W. M. Carey, a. m. and Jas. 
 W. Nutting, Juo Fisher, Jos Shaw, Jno, King, H. S. Blinkhorn, Asa 
 Coy, Geo Davis, Avard Longley, John II. Harding, A. W. Marsters. 
 
 St. MARY'S COLLEGE, HALIFAX. 
 
 President, Rev Thos J. Daly. Professors, Rev Edw F. Murphy, 
 Brother Geoffrey, Brother Gracian, Brother Mumfrey. 
 
 CATHOLIC SCHOOLS AT HALIFAX. 
 
 CoNYEiiT OF THE Sacred Heart, Spring Gardens. — Superioress, 
 Madame Major 80 Pupils — 90 in Free School. 
 
 Christian Brothers* School, Barrimjtoa St. — 4 Teachers, — 800 
 Boys. 
 
 Sisters or Charity School, Barrington St. — 800 girls in daily 
 attendance. 
 
 St. Patrick's School— Sister* of Charity— 200 Girls Boys School 
 250 Boys. Teachers, Messrs O'Connor Jf Pendargast. 
 
 Free School in New Market, Argyle St. — 180 Children in atten- 
 ance. Teachers, Messrs Kelliher & McDonald. 
 
 St. FRANCIS XAVIER'S COLLEGE, ANTIGONISH. 
 
 Board of Trustees — Right Rev. C. F. McKinnon, v. d.. Lord Bishop 
 of Arichat, ex officio President of the Board and Patron of the College, 
 Revds Ronald McGillivray, senr, Hugh Gillis, A. McGillivray, Ronald 
 McGillivray, jr, and Hugli McMonald, Richard ForristtiU. 
 
 Director of Studies, Rev Daniel McGregor, d. d. ph. d. 
 
 Professors. — Theology, Sacred History and Rhetoric. Rev Dr Me. 
 Gregor. Mental Philosophy and Superior Oreek and Latin Classics, 
 Rev. Dr Chislvlm. Greek Grammar, &c., Colin Chlsholm. Latin 
 Classics, Jas Fraser. JVatural Philosophy, Chemistry and Mathe- 
 
 matics, Rodk McDonald 
 Eunice McKinnon. 
 
 English Depl, Alex McKinnon and Miss 
 
 Arichat Academy. — Head Master, Angus Mclsaao. Preparatory 
 Department, Remie Benoit. Primary Department, Angus McDonald. 
 
 The two Female Academies established, one in Arichat and the other 
 at AcadiaviUe, each with its efficient stuff of Teachers, are under the 
 patronage of the Bishop of Arichat, and respectively under the 3uperin> 
 tendance of the Very Rev Dr Cameron and Kev H. Gerroir. 
 
 Trappist or Cistercian Monastery. — The present flourishing house 
 of the above order established in the District of Tracadie, in the County 
 of Antigonish, consists of a Prior, Sub-Prior, and about 28 brothers, 
 principally natives of Belgium. 
 
 Convent ofTrapjst Ndnsat Tracadie. — Superioress, Madame Anne 
 Cole. 
 
 COLLEGE OE THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE LOWER 
 PROVINCES OF BUITISH NORTH AMERICA. 
 
 Theological Department at Halifax. — Professor of Theology and 
 
 Chuich History Rev Professor of Exegetical 
 
 Theology, Rev James Smith d. d. Professor of Hebrew and Oriental 
 Languages, Rev Alex McKnight. 
 
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 Forest. 
 
 Educational Board. — Rev Professors King, Smith, Ross, Lyall, and 
 McKnight, Rev. Messrs MoLeod, d. d.. Murdoch, J. Stewart, J. Camp- 
 bell, Steele, McGregor, Bayne, d.d. A. Ross, and Andw McKinlay, Robt. 
 Romans, C. D. Hunter, Jas H. Liddell, Geo Buist, and Alex'r James, 
 Halifax; Rod'k McGregor, Antho ly McLellan, R. P. Grant, and Howard 
 Primrose, Pictou; Adam Dickie, Maitland; Isaac Logan, Sbubenacadie; 
 J. F. Blanchard, Truro; Wm Gammell, Bras d'Or; Jas Bearisto, Prince- 
 town, and Hon Kenneth Henderson, Charlottetown P. £. I., and Hon 
 A. Patterson, Tatamagouche. 
 
 Education Committek New Brunswick. — Rev Messrs Bennet (Con- 
 vener), McKay, Alves, Salmon, and J. G. Stevens. 
 
 DALHOUSIE COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITT, HALIFAX. 
 
 Governors. — Hon Chief Justice Young, Hon Jos Howe, Jas F. Avery 
 M.D., Andw McKinlay, Chas Tupper, c.b.,m d., Hon John W. Ritchie, 
 S. Leonard Shannon, Rev Geo M. Grant, a.m., Chas Robson. Sec'y and 
 Treas, Jas Thomson. 
 
 Principal and Professor of Ethics, and Political Economy, Very 
 Rev Jas Ross, d. v., Professor of Metaphysics and Psychology, Rev 
 Wm Lyall, l. l. ». Professor of Mathematics and Sec'y to Senate, 
 Rev Chas McDonald, m. a. Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy, 
 George Lawson, ph. d., l. l. d. Professor of Rhetoric and History, 
 Jas. De Mill, a. m. Professor of Classics, John Johnson, m. a. 
 Teac'.er of Modern Languages, Jas Liechti. Keeper College B''Md- 
 ings, Errol Boyd. 
 
 Terms. — The Winter Session for 1867-'68 will commence Wednesday, 
 October 23, 1867, and end Wednesday, April 22, 1868. The Summer 
 Session will commence Monday, April 27, 1SS8. and end Wednesday, 
 June 24, 1868. 
 
 GOREHAM COLLEGE, LIVERPOOL. 
 
 Trustees. — Hon Freeman Tupper, Geo Payzant, Thos P. Calkin, 
 Treasurer, Hiram Freeman. 
 
 HALIFAX GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 
 
 Trustees.— Hon WmB. Bliss, Henry Pryor, Wm B.Fairbanks, Hugh 
 Hartshorne, J. Tremain Twining, Wm J. Stairs, H. C. D. Twining. 
 Prircipal, Rev Canon Gilpin, d.d.; Assistant, R. J. Wilson. 
 
 NATIONAL SCHOOL, HALIFAX. 
 
 Trustees. — ^The Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia and the Rector of St. 
 Paul's. Committee, Dr. Cogswell (Chairman), E. Dodson, B. H. Collins, 
 Capt Lyttleton. 
 
 ROYAL ACADIAN SCHOOL, HALIFAX. 
 
 President, Charles Twining. V. P., John Naylor. Treasurer, Jas 
 Thomson. Commxttee, John Metzler, Robt Noble, J. T. Twining, J. B. 
 Oxley, Jos. Bell. 
 
 PICTOU ACADEMY, PICTOU. 
 
 Board of Trustees, Rodk McKenzie (chairman), Daniel Dickson 
 (Sec'y), Jas Crichton (Treas.), Wm Gordon, James Ives, John Crerar, 
 Adam Gordon, Alex Eraser M. R., Jas Eraser N. G., Peter Ross, W. H. 
 Daviea, David Matheson. 
 
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 Teacher English Department, Wm Jack. 
 
 MOUNT ALLISON WESLEYAN COLLEGE, SACKVILLE, N. B. 
 
 Board of Trustees, Kev Jno McMurray, Hev H. Pickard, I). 1)., Rev 
 Chas DeWoif, D. D,, Rev J. Snowball, Rev. J. R. Narraway, A.M., Rev. 
 Chas Stewart, John Starr, Mariner Wood, Henry B. Allison, Bartlett 
 Lingley, Hon A. E. MoClelan, Rev J. Snowball, Ricb'd Heartz, Jas Dixon. | 
 
 College Board, Rev H. Pickard, D. D. (President), D. Allison, A.M. ! 
 (Sec'y), Rev C. DeWolf, D. D., Rev J. McMurray, Rev M. Ricbey, D. D., j 
 Rev J. R. i»farraway, A. M , Rev J. Snowball, Kev C. Stewart, Kev R. A. I 
 Temple, Mariner Wood, H. B. Allison, Stephen Fulton, B. Lingley, Jno ! 
 Stirr, Hon C. Young, J.L.D., Hon A. R. MoClelan, Thos Pickard, A. M. : 
 Jas K. Inch, A. B. 
 
 President and Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy and Logic, \ 
 Rev H. Pickard, d. ». Professor of Theology and Hebrew, Rev Chas 
 DeWolf, D. D. Professor of Mathematics, Adronomy, and JVatural 
 Science, Thos Pickard, a. m. Professor of Latin, Greek and. Liter- 
 ature, David Allison, a. m. Professor of Rhetoric, French, and Ger- 
 man, James R. Inch, a. b. 
 
 MOUNT ALLISON ACADEMY. 
 
 Executive Committee, Mariner Wood (Chairman), Rev Chas Stewart 
 (Sec'y), Rev H, Pickard, d.d.. Rev Chas DeWolf, d.d.. Rev J. Snowball, 
 Henry B. Allison. Principal, Rev M. Pickard, v. d. Teacher of 
 Mathematics, Sfc, Professor Thomas Pickard. Teacher of Latin and 
 Greek, Professor David Allison. Teacher of French, Professor J. R. 
 Inch. Teacher Primary Department, Alfred D.Smith. Intermediate 
 Dept., Jno W. Webb. Music, Lyman F. Brown. Steward, John Towse. 
 
 Female Branch. — Vice-Principal and Teacher of Languages, Jas 
 R. Inch, A. B Chief Preceptress and Teacher of Bella Lettres, Sfc, 
 Miss Jennie M. Burr. Teacher of Mathematics, Calisthenics, Sf^c, 
 Miss Mary E. Pickard, m. l. a. Teacher Primary Dept and JJsst. 
 Teacher Music, Miss Clara Fowler. Asst, Teachers Primary Dept., 
 Miss Harriet Smith, Miss C. Maria Treadwell. Teacher of Oil Painting, 
 Crayoning, ^c. Miss Annie Fowler, Teacher of Music, Professor L. 
 P. Brown. Matron, Mrs J. R. Inch. 
 
 Alumni SociErr Mount Allison College and Academy. — Prest., 
 Hon A. R. McClelan. V. P's, T. C. Crane, m.d , A. A. Stockton, a.b.. 
 Rev H. Sprague, a.m. Sec. and Treas., David Allison, a. m. 
 
 Yarmouth Seminary. — Governors, Jas Murray, jr. {Prest.), G. 3. 
 Parish, M. d. {Sec'y), Thos Killam, Geo S. Brown, Nathan Moses, Jno 
 W. Lovitt, Dennis Horton, Jno Young, Bowman Corning, Jno K. Ryer- 
 son. Ceo Killam, N. K. Clements. Scho>l Committee, Thos Killam, W. 
 H. Townsend, W. H. Moody, Nathan Moses {Chairman), Geo Killam, 
 N. K. Clements, T. M. Lewis, Chas E. Brown, L. E. Baker, Benjm Kil- 
 lam, jr., Jon Horton, J. W. Moody. Treas., N.K.Clements. Sec'y, 
 J. A. Durkee. Principal, J. A. McLellan, a. m. Teacher Modern 
 Languages, W. G. Falconbridge, b. a. Preceptress Female i>«7)f.,Miss 
 A. Robinson. Painting and Drawing, Miss L. D. Davies. Teacher 
 Grammar Dept , A. Sinclair. Autumn term commences Sept. 10, ends 
 Dec. 18 ; Winter term commences Jan. 2, ends April 10 ; Summer 
 term commences April 17, ends July 22. 
 
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 SiiELBURNE Co. ACADEMY.- -Hcarf Master, ■ Wainwright, b. A, 
 
 Queen's Co. Academy. — Head Master, N. Smith. 
 LuNENBUEOH Co. ACADEMY. — Head Master, I W. George, M. A. 
 Cumberland Co. Academy.— Jfcflrf Master, J. T. Mellish. 
 GuYSBORouQii Co. AcADBMY. — Head Master, Thos McLean, b. a. 
 VicnmiA Co. Academy. — Head Master, J. J. Cameron, b.a. 
 Cape Breton Co. Academy. — Head Master, H. C. Creed, b. a. 
 Richmond Co. Academy. — Head Master, Angus Molsaac. 
 
 CLERGY OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND IRE- 
 LAND, IN NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 The Right Rev. Hibbert Binney, D. D., Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia 
 and Prince Edward Island. 
 
 The Ven. Canon McCawley, d. d.. Archdeacon of Nova Scotir.. 
 
 The Ven. J. H. Read, D. D., Archdeacon of Prince Edward Island. 
 
 Halifax, St. Paul's, Rev Geo W.Hill, a. m., Rev W. B. Armstrong, 
 A. B.; St. George's, Rev Robt Fitzgerald Uniacke, a.m., Rev Foster H. Al- 
 mon, A.B., Rev Jus B. Uniacke, a.b. ; St. Luke's, Very Rev Wm Bullock, 
 D. D.. Dean of Halifax, Rev John Abbott; Trinity Church, Rev Canon 
 Cochran, a. m. ; Garrison Chaplain, Kev J. C. Edghill, a.m.; Rev Canon 
 Gilpin, D.D., Rev Geo W. Morris, a.m. Annapolis, Rev Jas J. Ritchie, 
 A.M., Rev W. S. Gray, a.b. Aylesford, Rev Richard Avery. Amherst, 
 Rev Geo Townshend, a.m. Albion Mines, Rev L. M. Wilkins, a.b. Anti- 
 gonish. Rev Wm Thos Morris, a. m.. Rev Lewis M. W. Hill, A. b. 
 Arichat, Rev R. F. Brine, A. b. Bridgewater, Rev Wm H. Bullock, 
 A. B. Barrington , Rev Abraham Jordan. Bridgetown, Rev Henry 
 P. AlraoD, a.m. Blandford, Rev Richard Payne, A. B. Beaver Har- 
 bour, Rev Edw Ansell, A. b. Cornwcllis and Horton, Rev Jno Storrs, 
 A.B. Clementsport, Rev Wm M. Godfrey, a. b. Chester, Rev Chas J. 
 
 Shreve, a. b. Dartmouth, Rev W. F. Pryor, a.b., Rev Richardson, 
 
 A.B. Digby, Rev Harry L. Yewens. Digby JVeck, Rev C. Croucher, 
 A.M. Falkland, Rev James Breading Granville, Rev Henry DeBlois, 
 
 A. M.,Rev H. M. Burrows, Rev A. Smith. Glace 5ay, Rev Alfred 
 Brown, a.b. Guysboro\ Rev W. E. Gelling. Hubbard's Cove, Rev H. 
 Stamer. Kentville, Rev J. 0. Ruggles, a.m. Liverpool, Hev Edw E. 
 
 B. Nichols, A. M. Lunenburgh, Rev Henry L. Owen, a. b., Rev G. W. 
 Hodgson, A.B. Maitland, Rev J. A. Richey. Mainadieu, Rev W. H. 
 Jamieson, a. d. Melford, Rev E. H. Ball. Mahone Bay, Rev W. H. 
 Snyder, A. M Manchester Rev H. H. Hamilton, a.b. JVewporf , Rev T. 
 Blackman, ll.d. A^ew Dublin, Rev Henry M. Spike, a.b. JVew Ross, 
 Rev D. C. Moore, Rev W. Shannon. J^ew Germany, Rev Philip 
 Brown, a. b. Parrsboro\ Rev Wm B. King, a. m. Pictou, Rev 
 A. C. F. Wood, A. b. Pugwash, Rev W. G. Jarvis, a.m. Port Medway, 
 Rev H. Genever. Ravcdon, Rev C. Bowman, a.m. River John, Rev J. 
 A. Kaulback, a.b. Ship Harbour, Rev Robt Jamieson. Stewiacke, 
 Rev Robt Haire, a.b. St. Margaret's Bay, Rev Jno Ambrose, a.m. 
 Sackville, Rev J. S. Smith, a. b. Sydney, Mines, Rev W. Meek. 
 Sydney, C. B,, Rev Richard J. Uniacke, d.d. Shelburne, Rev Thomag 
 H. White, D.D., Rev H. Wainwright, a.b. St. Mary's River, Rev J. 
 Alexander. Truro, Rev Jos Forsythe, Rev Hugh Williams, a.m. Tan- 
 gier, Rev A. D Jamieson, A.B. Tusfce^ Rev J. P. Sargent, a.b. Turn't 
 Bay, Rev W. J. Ancient. Three Fathom Harbour, Rev O. M. Grindon, 
 
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 A.B. Walton, Rev J. (J. Cox, a. b. Windsor, Ven Archdeacon Mt3- 
 Cawley, d.d.. Rev Canon Hensley, b.d. : Pev Thos Maynard, a. m.; Rev 
 W. T. Boone. Weymouth, Rev Philip Filluel, a.b. Wilmot, Rev Jas 
 Robertson, ll.d. Yarmouth, Rev Jno T. T. Moody, a.m., Rev J. Roy 
 Campbell. 
 Prince £dward Island. — Charlottetown, Rev D. B. Parnther, Rev 
 
 D. Fitzgerald, Rev L. C. Jenkins, d. o. l. Cherry Valley, Rev W. 
 Stewart, a. b. Cascumpeque, Rev H. Dyer. Port Hill, Rev H. B. 
 Swabey, a. b. Georgetown, Rev Theophilus Richey. CrapeaUy Rev 
 Henry Sterns, a.b. St. Eleanor's, Rev J. W. Forsythe. 
 
 DIOCESAN CHURCH SOCIETY OF NOVA SCOTIA, 
 
 PATRONS. 
 
 His Excellency Sir F. W. Williams, Bt. K. C. B. 
 
 The Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. 
 
 The Society for Promoting Christiac Knowledge. 
 
 President, the Lord Bishop, ex-officio. Vice-Pretts, The Very Rev. 
 the Dean, ex-officio, the Ven Archdeacon McCawley, d.d., ex-officio, Hon 
 M. B. Almon, Joo S.Morris, HonYf. B. Bliss, D.c l., A. M.Uniacke,D.c.L., 
 Nepean Clarke. Sec'y, Rev Canon Gilpin, d.d. Assistant Sec'y, B. 
 
 G. Gray. Treasurer, . Executive Committee, all 
 
 Clergymen licensed by the Bishop of the Diocese, E. D, Meynell, Wm C. 
 Silver, T. B. Akius, d.c.l.. Com Gen Graham, John W. Marvin, Samuel 
 P. Fairbanks, Wm M. Brown, E. M. Harrington, Edw Binney, Wm 
 Gossip, T. A. Brown, Chas Cogswell, m.d., Jas R. Smith, Geo Smithers, Jag 
 HThorne, Wm Hare, Thos Boggs, Jno B. Young, Saml A. White, Jno T. 
 Wylde, J. Albro. Life Members, Sir W. F. Williams, Bt., K. C. B., 
 The Lord Bishop, Hon E. Collins, Rev Canon Gilpin, d.d., Jas C. Farish, 
 Lt Col E. K. S. Butler, Lewis Bliss, Henry Pryor, Hon M. B. Almon, 
 Hon W. B. Bliss, Edw Binney. Rev E. W. Milnw, Wm Cuntrd, Rev E. 
 
 E. B. Nichols, a.m., J. B. Snow, Wm Hare, Rev C. Elliott. 
 
 1^" The annual meeting of the Society is held at^Hali&z, at such 
 time as the Committee shall appoint. 
 
 The Committee meet on the 3rd Friday in each month, with the except 
 tioa of the mo ths of July, August and September. 
 
 Church Endowment FtWD. — Hon M. B. Almon {Chairman), A. M. 
 Uniacke (V. C), Edw Binney, Hon W. B. Bliss, A. M. Cochran, Waa 
 C. Silver, J. B. Snow, J. W. K. Rowley, Hugh Hartshorne, C. B. Bow- 
 man, Wm Hare. 
 
 THE HALIFAX BRA.VCH OF THE COLONIAL AND CONTI- 
 NENTAL CHURCH SOCIETY. 
 
 P^iTRON. — Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen. 
 
 Vice-Patbons. — His Grace the Arohhisbop of Canterbury, 
 
 His Grace the Archbishop of York. 
 
 Committee, the Right Rev the Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia (ex officio 
 Patron and Chairman), Rev Geo W. Hill, Rev R. F. Uniacke, Rev F. 
 Pryor, Hon M. B. Almon, Brenton H. Collins, T. A. Brown, Hon P. C. 
 Hill, Peter Lynch, Wm Pryor, W. Lyttleton, Hon Jno W. Ritchie, S. A. 
 White (Treas), J. C. Halliburton. Life Members, Wm Cunard, Chaa 
 Cogsve'.l, M. D., Miss Cogswell, Edw Binney, J, G. A. Cieighton, Hon 
 Enoa Collins, Thos A. Brown, Capt Webber Smith, Wm Hare, Hon Jno 
 W. Ritchie, J. C. Allison, Hon Benjm Wier. 
 
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 MINISTERS OF THE SYNOD OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH 
 OF SCOTLAND IN NOVA SCOTIA AND P. E. ISLAND. 
 
 Moderator, Rev Bobt McCunn, a.m. Clerk, Rev Alex McWilliam, a.m. 
 Treasurers, Wm Gordon, Pictou; J, J. Bremner, Halifax. 
 
 Pkksbytery of Halifax. — Halifax, Rev Geo M. Grant, a.m., Rev 
 Chaa M. Grant, b. d. Truro, Rev D. M. Gordon, b. d. Musquodoboit, 
 Rev Jno McMillan, b d. St. John^s, JV. J^. Z,.,Rev D. McRea. Clerk, 
 Rev Chas McDonald, a.m. 
 
 Presbytery of Pictou. — Pictou, Rev A. W. Herdman, a. m. J^ew 
 Glasgow, Rev Allan Pollock. Gaii loch and Salt Springs, Rev Alex 
 McKay, A.M. Wallace and Pugwash, Rev Jas Anderson. W. and 
 E. Branches East River, Rev Siraon MacGregor, a. m. Earl Town 
 and W. Branch River John, Rev W. McMillan. Wallace Riiier and 
 Folly Mountain, Rev Daniel McCurdy. Rogers Hill and Cape John, 
 Rev John Goodwill. Broad Cove, C. B., Rev John Gunn. McLen- 
 nan^s Mountain, Rev Wm Stewart. Rivet JoAn.RevR. McCunn, a.m., 
 (Moderator). Albion Mines, Rev W. M. Philip. Barney''s River and 
 Lochaber, Rev Jas McDonald, a. m. Missionaries, Rev Neil Brodie, 
 Rev Jas W. Eraser, A. m. Without Charge, Rev Jas Christie. Clerk, 
 Rev Wm McMillan. 
 
 Peesbytbry of Prince Edward Island. — Charlottetown, Rev Thos 
 Duncan (Moderator). Belfast, Rev Alex McLean. Georgetown, Rev 
 Alex McWilliam, A.M. St. Peter's and Brackley Point Roads^ Rev 
 Geo W. Stewart. Missionary, Rev Jas McCoU. Clerk, Rev A. Mc- 
 Lean. 
 
 Minister without Charge, Rev Professor C. MacDonald, a. m. 
 
 The Synod meet this year at Pictou, on the last Tuesday of June. 
 
 CLERGY OP THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. 
 
 Diocese or Halifax. — His Grace the Most Reverend Thomas L. Con- 
 nolly, Archbishop of Halifax. Vicar General, Very Rev. M. Han- 
 nan, d.d. Halifax, Rev Patk Power, Rev Alex Mclsaac, Rev Thos J. 
 Daly (Sec'y to the Archbishop), Rev Thos W. Allen, Rev Edw F. Mur- 
 phy, Very Rev Canon Shepherd, Chaplain to the Forces. Chezetcook, 
 Rev P. L. Madden. Dartmouth, Rev. Jno. B. Woods. Prospect, Rev 
 W. J. Smith. Herring Cove, Rev Jno Carmody. Kentville, Rev P. 
 M. Holden. Eastern Harbours, Rev J. Maas. Clare, Rev Jas Daly, 
 Rev Thos Butler. Formou^A, Rev Michl A. O'Brien. Puftnico, Rev Wm 
 McLeod. Shubenacadie, Rev I eter Danaher. Metaghan, Rev F. Blan- 
 chette. Tv^ket, Rev J. M. Gay. Liverpool, Rev E. Kennedy. Am- 
 herst and Parrsboro\ Rev Thos A. Maher. Lunenburgh, Rev J. R. 
 Lovejoy. Windsor, Rev Philip Walsh. Minudie, Rev. Daniel C. 
 O'Connor. Annapolis, Rev Jas Bresnan. Argyle, Rev Jno Quinan. 
 Bermuda, Rev Jas Hamilton, Chaplain to the Forces, and Rev Wm J. 
 Donohoe. 
 
 Society of St. Vincent of Paul. — Spiritual Director, Very Rev M. 
 Hannan, d.d. Prcsf., John Barron. Vice-P rests., Peter Grant and Wm 
 Compton. (Sec 'y, Edw. Kelly. .^«sf. Sec'i/, Francis O'Connor. Treas., 
 Thos. Durney. 
 
 Diocese of Arichat — Right Rev. Colin Francis McKinnon, D.D., 
 Lord Bishop of Arichat, residing at Antigonish. 
 
 Nova Scotia proper. — Antigonish, St. Ninian's, Rev. Hugh Gillis. 
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 Rev. Andw. McGillivray. Pictou, St. Patrick's, Rev. Ronald McDonald, 
 
 Rev Jna V. MacdonncU. St. Andrew's, St. Andrew'? "lev. Ronald 
 
 McGillivray, senr. WestRiver, Ohio, St. Bean's, Rev Ron McGillivray, 
 
 jr. Pomquette, HolyCross, Rev Wm Chisholm. Tracadie, St. Peter'i, 
 
 Rev Chas P. Martell. Havre au Bouch. St. Paul's, Rev Peter Fiset. 
 
 Port Mulgrave, St. Lawrence, Rev. Thos. Sears. Guysborouyh, St. 
 
 Ann's, Rev. Michl. Tomkins. Tor Bay, St. Joseph's, Rev. Felix Von 
 
 Blerk. 
 
 Cape Breton. — Arichat, St. Mary's, Rev Jno Cameron, d.d., v. o. Aca- 
 
 \ diaville, St. Hubert's, Rev Hubert Gerroir, D'Escousse, St. Hyacinth, 
 
 j Rev Hubert Deslauriers. Port Hood and Mabou, St. Mary's, Rev 
 
 I K. J. McDonald. Judique, St. Andrew's, Rev Allan McLean. Broad 
 
 Cove, St. Margaret's, Rev . Margarie, St. Margaret's, Rev 
 
 Jno Chisholm. Cheticamp, St. Appolinaris, Rev Arch McKenzie. 
 Creigniih, St. Margaret's, Rev. Arch. McKenzie. JVorih Sydney, St. 
 Paul's, Very Rev. Jno. Laughlin. Cape JVorth, St. Lawrence's, 
 Rev. Wm Le Blanc. Sydney, St.Patrick's, Rev. Jas. Quinan. 
 j Main-a-Dieu, St. Mary's, Rev. Jno. Quinan. East Bay, St. Andrew's, 
 Rev. Neil MoLeod. Red Islands, St. Margaret's, Rev Jno McDougall. 
 Boisdale, St. James', Rev Alex McSween. Grand Mtrrows, St. Barra's, 
 Rev. Don. Molsaac. L'Ardoise, Holy Guardian Angels, Rev Julien 
 Courteau. Glace Bay, Rev Jno Shaw. Little Bras d Or, Rev. Jos. 
 Chisholm. 
 
 Indian Missions.— On the Bras d'Or Lake, C. B. — Chapel Island, 
 St. Ann's, attended by Rev. J. Courteau. Escasoni, St. Ann's, attend- 
 ed by Rev. Neil MoLeod. In Nova Scotia proper — Indian Island, 
 Merrigomish, St. Ann's, attended by the Rev. Ronald McDonald. Pom- 
 quette, St Ann's, attended by Rev. Wm. Chisholm. 
 
 WESLEYAN METHODIST MISSIONARIES. 
 
 President of the Conference of Eastern British JVorth America, 
 Rev Matthew Richey, D.D. Co-DeZeya^e, Rev Ingham Sutcliffe. Sec'y, 
 Rev R. Alder Temple. 
 
 Halifax Distkict. — Halifax, Rev Geo S. Milligan, Rev Alfred W. 
 Turner, Rev Jno McMurray {Book- Steward), Rev Edm. Botterell, Rev 
 Henry Pope. Dartmouth, Rev Jabez Rogers, Rev Thos Angwin. 
 Musquodoboit Harbour, Rev Alfred E. LePage. Middle Musquodoboit, 
 Rev Leonard Gaetz. Windsor, Rev Elias Brettle, Rev Fred Smallwood. 
 Falmouth., Rev Chas B. Pitblado. JSTewport, Rev Jas Taylor {Fin. 
 Sec'y). Avondale, Rev H. McKeown. Kempt, Rev Jno A. Mosher. 
 Maitland, Rev D. B. Scott. Bermuda, Rev R. Alder Temple, Rev Wm 
 Ryan, Rev Jotham McC. Fulton, a.b. Shubenacadie, Rev Jos Gaetz. 
 Horton, Rev Christ. Lockhart, Kev H. P. Cowperthwaite, a.b. 
 
 St. John, N. B. Distuict. — St. John, Rev Jas England {Chairman), 
 Rev Chas Stewart {Fin. Sec'y), Wm H. Heartz, Rev Jas R. Narraway, 
 A.M., Rev Wm W. Perkins, Rev Wm Temple, Rev Jno B. Strong, Rev 
 JUichl Pickles, Rev Wm T. Cardy. Fairville, R?v Jos G. Angwin. 
 St. Andrew's, Rev Robt Wilson. St. Stephen's, Rev Alex B. Black. 
 Milltown, Rev Howard Sprague, a.m. St. David's, Rev. Jno L. Spon- 
 agle. Sussex Vale, Rev. G. B. Payson. Kingston, Rev Jno J. Colter. 
 Upham, Rev Douglas Chapman. Grand Lake, Rev Geo Harrison. 
 Havelock, Rev Isaac N. Parker. Greenwich, Rev Jno S. Allen, Rev 
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 TarBO District. — Truro, Re» Roland Morton. River Philip, Rer 
 Wm Wilson. Wallace and Pugwash, Rev Geo Johnson (Chairman), 
 Rev Cbas H. Paisley, a. m. River /oA«, Rev Geo W. Tuttle. Albion 
 Mines, Rev Jer V. Jost {Fin Sec''y). Guysborough and Canso, Rev Jas 
 Burns, Rev W. W. Lodge, Rev Jas. Buckley. Manchester, Rev Jno G. 
 Bigney. Sydney, C. B., Rev Paul Prestwood. Ship Harbour, Rev 
 Elias Slaokford. Blockhouse Mines, Bj6\ IsaAoKThnrlow. Gabarus, 
 Rev Jno W. Howie. 
 
 Prince Edward Island^District. — Charlotte rou>n,Rev Henry Pope 
 (Chairman). Cornujai/, Rev Jno Winterbotham. Pou»naZ, Rev F. W. 
 Moore (Finan Sec'y), Rev Richard Johnson, m.d. Bedtque, Rev Ricbd 
 Weddall. Jtfariirafc, Rev Wesley Colpitis. Murray Harbour, B^y Vfta 
 W. Percival. Summersidc, Rev Albert S. Degbrisay. West Cape, Rev 
 Chas W. Dockrill. 
 
 Fredericton District — Fredericton, Rev John Lathcrn ( Chairman). 
 Sheffield, Rev Job Shenton. Kinysclear, Rev John A. Clarke, a.m. 
 Jacksonville, Rev Fred W. Harrison. Florenceville, Rev Jas R. Ha't. 
 Andover, Rev Jno Johnson. JVashwaak, Rev Saml B. Martin. Gage- 
 town. Rev Jno Cassidy. Miramichi, Rev Edwin Evans, Rev A. D. Morton, 
 A.B. Woodstock, Rev Alex W. Nicolson (Finan. Sec'y), Rev Wm H. 
 Burns. Bathurst, Rev Wm Alcorn. Dalhousie, Rev Robt H. Taylor^ 
 
 Sackvillb District. — Sackville, Rev. H.Pickard, d. d.. Rev Chas De- 
 wolf, d. d.. Rev Cranwick Jost, a. m.. Rev Saml W. Sprague, Rev J. 
 Snowball. Point de Bute, Rev Robt Duncan {Finan Sec'y). Bay 
 Verie, Rev Alex S. Tuttle. Moncton and Coverdale, Rev Wm McCarty. 
 Hopewell, Rev Jas Tweedy. Richibucio, Rev Wm Tweedy. Amherst, 
 Rev Ingham Sutcliffe ( Chairman), Rev R. Barry Mack. Parrsboro\ Rev 
 Robt Tweedy, Rev Robt O. B. Johnson. Dorchester, Rev Wm C. Brown. 
 Hillsborough, Rev Stephen Humphrey, a.b. Salisbury and Elgin, Rev 
 Jas B. Hemmeon. Advocate Harbour, Rev David W. LeLacheur. 
 
 Annapolis District. — Annapolis, Rev Jos Hart, Rev Thos Rogers. 
 Bridgetown, Rqv Jno S. Addy (Chairma ), Rev Geo Miller, Rer Thos 
 H. Davies. Wilnot, Rev Geo M. Barratt, Rev Jos F. Bent. Ayles- 
 ford. Rev R. E. Crane. Cornwiillis, Rev Riohd Smith, Rev Jno Read. 
 Hillsburgh, Rev Jos S. Coffin. Digby, Rev Stephen F. Huestis ( Finan 
 Sec'y), Rev Ezra B. Morse. Digby JSTeck, Rev Thos J. Deinstadt. 
 
 Liverpool District. — Liverpool, Rev Duncan ^D Currie (Finan 
 Sec'y). Caledonia, Rev Chas W. T. Dutcher. Varmouth, Rev Jas G. 
 Hennigar (Chairman), Rev Henry Daniel. Barrington,'Rev Wm Sar- 
 gent, Rev Thos Smith. Shelburne, Rev T. Watson Smith. Port Mouton, 
 Rev Robt Wasson. Mill Village, Rev F. H. W. Pickles. Petite Riviere, 
 Rev Jno J. Teasdale. JV. E. Harbour, Rev Thos D. Hart. Lunenburgh, 
 Rev Geo 0. Huestis. ^ew Germany, Rev Benjm J. Johnston. 
 
 Newfoundland District. — St. Johns, Rev Jno Prince, Rev ChasCom- 
 ben, Rev Saml Ackman. Harbour Grace, Rev Jno S. Phinney. Car- 
 bonear. Rev John S. Peach (CAairman), Rev Thos Allen. Brigus, R«v 
 Wm E. Shenstone. Blackhead, Rev Jno Waterhouse. Island Cove, 
 Rev Thos Fox. Per/tcan, Rev Jas A Duke. Bonavista, Rev Jag Dove 
 (Fin. Sec'y). Twillingate, Rev Jno Goodiaon. Burin, Rev Thos Har- 
 ris. Grand Bank, Rev Stephen T. Teed. Petiles, Rev Jos Pascoe. 
 Channel and Greenspond, Rev Isaac Howie. Exploits, Rev Henry L. 
 Crauford. Fogo, Rev Chas Forsey. Hants Harbour, Rev Jno M. Pike. 
 
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 Catalina, Rev Chas Ladner. Labrador., Rer Thos Allen. Port de 
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 The Conference will be held this year st Fredericton, N. B., on 
 the fourth Wednesday in June. 
 
 Weslbtan Missionabt Cohmittbk. — The President and Co-Delegate 
 of Conference, and Chairmen of districts, and Rev R. Alder Temple 
 (Sec'y), Rev Chas Stewart, Geo H. Starr ( Treasurert),Ke\ C. Lockhart, 
 Rev G. M. Barratt, Hon J. H. Anderson, Richard Smith, Geo P. Sancton, 
 S. Rettie, R. Brecken, Hon Chas Young, ll. d., Hon Judge Wilmot, 
 Mariner Wood, W. K. Dudman, A. Henderson, Zachariah Chipman, J. J. 
 Rogersou, Hon £. White, Thos. S. Tuzo, S. Leonard Shannon, Jos 
 Prichard. 
 
 MINISTERS OF THE ASSOCIATED BAPTIST CHURCHES. 
 
 Antigonish, Rev. M. A. Bigelow. Amhtrst, Rev. Geo F. Miles, 
 Ayltiford, Rev. Chas. Tupper, d. u., Rev. A. Stronach, Rev. Obed 
 Parker, Rev J. E. Read. Argyle, Rev W. L. Parker. Beaver River, 
 Rev A. Cogswell. Bridyewater, Rev S. March. Brookfield, Rev D. 0. 
 Parker. Bedeque, P. E. /., Rev M. P. Freeman. Baddeck, C. B., Rev 
 W. McPhee. Bass River, Rev Jas Reid. Biidgetown, Rev Geo Arm- 
 strong, A.M. Barrington, Rev W. H. Richan. Cornwallis, Rev David 
 Freeman, A.M., Rev A. S. Hunt, a.m., Rev Jas Parker. 
 
 Charlottetown, P. E. /., Rev John Davis. Chester, Rev I. J. 
 Skinuer, a.d. Clementsport, Rev G. D. Cox. Canso, Rev D. A. Steele. 
 Chute^s Cove, Rev R. t\ Murray. Deerfield, Yarmouth, Rev J. A. 
 Stubbert. Digby JVeck, Rev J. C. Morse. East Point, P. E. /., Rev 
 Jno Shaw. Economy, Rev S. Thompson. Falmouth, Hev D. G. Shaw. 
 Gaxpereaux, Rev E. O. Read. Great Village, Rev J. E. Balcom. , Gran-- 
 vt//e, Rev Isaiah Wallace, A.M. (zui/sAorou^A, Rev Jos Murray. Hali- 
 fax, Rev E. M. Saunders, Rev John Pry or, d. d.. Rev A F. Porter. 
 Rev. Jno E. Goucher. Hantsport, Rev S. T. Rand. Hillsburgh, Rev 
 
 A. Martell. Hebron, Rev W. G. Goucher. Kempt, Hants Co, Rev B. 
 Vaughan. Liverpool, Rev A. H. Munro. Long Island, Rev J. A. Moore. 
 Long Point, Rev D. Pineo. Lunenburgh, Rev Aug Shields. Locke*s Is- 
 land, Rev K. D. Porter. Little River, Rev Wm George. Margarie, 
 C. £., Rev J. F. Kempton, Rev, R. McDonald. Maccan, Rev D. McKeen. 
 JVew Germany, Rev W. E. Hall, Rev B. Taylor, Rev T. C. Delong. JSTew- 
 port. Rev J. Bancroft, Rev Geo Weathers. J^ew Minas, Rev S. B. 
 Kempton. JVictaux, Rev R. S. Morton. North River, P. E. /., Rev 
 E. N. Archibald. Ohio, Yarmouth, Rev J. H. Saunders. Onslow, Rev 
 Benim Scott. Pugwash, Rev T. A. Blackadar. Parker's Cove, Kev 
 H. Achilles. Port Medway, Rev J. F. Tooker. Pictou, Rev Jno Miller. 
 Rawdon, Rev J. Stevens. St. Mary's, Rev H. Eagles. St. Mary's 
 Bay, Rev L. B. Gates. Sydney, C. B., Rev Geo Richardson, Rev Wm 
 
 B. Boggs. JVorth Sydney, Rev Hugh Ross, Rev T. H. Porter, jr. Sable 
 River, Rev J. McKenne. Shelburne, Rev A. W. Barss. Siewiacke, 
 Rev A. Chipman, Rev Obed Chute, A. M. Sackville, B,ev R. R. Philp. 
 Truro, Rev D. W. C. Dimock. Tusket, Rev M. Normonday. Uigg, P. 
 E. I., Rev Saml McLeod. Weymouth, Rev C. Randall. Wilmot, Rev 
 N. Vidito, R«v T. H. Porter, Rev W. H. Porter. Windsor, Rev D. M. 
 Welton, A. M. Westport, Rev S. Richardson. Wolfyille, Rev J. M. 
 Cramp, d.i>., Rev E. A. Crawley, d.d.. Rev S. W. DeBlois, a.m., Rev Thos 
 
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 A. Higgina, a.m., Rev John Chase. West Rtver P. E. /., Rev Malcom 
 Ross. Yarmouth, Rev H. Angell. 
 
 Nova Scotia Baptist Homb Missionary Society. — President, Jas 
 W. Nutting. Vice-Prests, J. W. Barss and Jno. King. Treasurer, D. 
 McN. Parker, m.d. Sec'y, R. N. Beckwith. Jiuditor, Geo. Robins. 
 Board of Managers — Revds. J. E. Balcom, J. M. Cramp, d.d., D. W. 
 C. Dimock, S. W. DeBlois, a.m., David Freeman, a.m., J. E. Goucher, 
 A. S. Hunt, A.M.. G F. Miles, E. M. Saunders, Jas Parker, D. M. Welton, 
 
 A. M., A. F. Porter, I. J. Skinner, R. R. Philp, and S. Selden, Fras 
 Webber, H. N. Paint, II. R. Cunningham, Alex Robinson, D. Thomp- 
 son, J. Steele, Louis Estano, E. G. W. Greenwood, T. H. Rand. 
 
 Board op Foreign Missions. — Rev. Geo. Armstrong, a. m. (Chair- 
 man), Rev Chas Tapper, d.d. (Soc'y), Rev W. 6. Parker, Rev I. E. 
 Bill, Rev W. H. Porter, Rev Abraham Stronach, Rev G. W. M. Carey, 
 Rev Nat Vidito, Rev J. L. Read, Rev Jas Parker, Rev I. Wallace, a.m., 
 and S. Wheelock, Ambrose Dodge, Ansel T. Baker (Treas), John Whec- 
 look. 
 
 Proving [AL Sabbath School Convention. — General Board, S. Sel- 
 den {Prest), (Sec'y). Rev J. Pryor, d.d. {Treas). Western 
 Board, Rev H. Angell, Rev J. H. Saunders, S. Brown. Central Board, 
 Jno W. Barss, Rev D. Freeman, D. Rupert Eaton, Eastern Board, Rev 
 J. £. Balcom, David Page, T. B. Layton. 
 
 Nova Scotia Ministerial Education Board — S. Selden (CA air ?« an), 
 
 B. H. Eaton, a.m. {Sec'y'), D. McN. Parker, m.d. {Treas.), R. N. Beck- 
 with, David Thompson, Uev J. E. Goucher. 
 
 The Western Association, comprising the counties of Yarmouth, Digby, 
 Shelburne and Annapolis, meet this year at Long Island, on the third 
 Saturday in June. 
 
 The Central Association, comprising the counties of Kings, Hants, 
 Lunenburgh and Halifax, meet this year at Gaspereaux, Horton, on the 
 second Saturday in June. 
 
 The Eastern Association, comprising the counties of Colchester, Cum- 
 berland, Guysborough, Pictou, Sydney and P. E. Island, meet this year 
 at Pugwash, on the first Saturday in July, at 10 a.m. 
 
 The Baptist Convention of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince 
 Edward Island, meet this year at , on the ^rst Satur- 
 
 day, after the 18th August. 
 
 FREE CHRISTIAN BAPTIST MINISTERS. 
 
 Cornwallis, Elders J. B. Norton, S. K. West. Yarmouth, Elder Thos 
 Brady. JTemptville, Lower Aryyleand Brooklyn, Elder Chas Knowles. 
 Tusket, Upper Argyle and Plymouth, Elder Edw Sullivan. Bear 
 Point, Elder Albert Swim. Cape Sable, Shag Harbour and Pubnico, 
 Elder W. C. Weston. Wood's Harbour, Elder Henry Stokes. Barri'g- 
 ton Passage, Elder Jacob J. Porter, (Sec'y). 
 
 FREE WILL BAPTIST MINISTERS. 
 Argyle, Be\. Chas J. Oram. Cape Sable Island, Rev E. G. Eaton. 
 Yarmouth, Rev David Oram. Licentiates, Jas F. Smith, Theodore H. 
 Crowell, Barrington Proper. The Barrington Quarterly meeting is held 
 on the Friday before the first Saturday and Sabbath in May, Aug, Not, 
 and Feb'y, at 10, p.m. The May session is termed the yearly meeting. 
 The Quarterly meeting comprises 8 churches with 589 communicants. 
 Clerk, James C.Smith, Barrington. 
 
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 JVova Scotia. — Yarmouth, Rev. Arch. Burpee. Chebogue, Rev. 
 John Gray. Liverpool, Rev. Jas. Melvin, R«v. Jas. Howell. Mil- 
 ton, Rev R. K. Black. Pleasant River, Rer Simeon Sykes. Corn- 
 wallis, Rev J. R. Kean. Manchester, Rev J. Davii. Margarie, Rev 
 J. Hart. JSTew Brunswick. — St John. R"?-/ Oliver Brown, Rev J. G. 
 Baylis. Sheffield, Rev Robt V/ilson (Secretary). Keswick Ridge and 
 Cardigan, Rev Geo Stiiiing. St Stephens, Rev C. G. McCully. Treas- 
 urer, H. P. Brliiges, Sheffield. 
 
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE LOWER PROVINCES OF 
 BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, 
 
 [Synod first constituted on the 4th of Octcber, I860.] 
 Moderator, Rev Wm McCuUoch, d.d. Synod Clerk, Rev Peter G. 
 McGregor. 
 
 Pbesbttert of Halifax. — Windsor, Rev Jno L. Murdoch, a.m.. Rev 
 Edw Annand. Halifax, Rev Peter G. McGregor, Rev Wm Maxwell, 
 Rev Jno Forrest. Musquodoboit, Rev Robt Sedgewick. Musquodoboit 
 Harbour, Rev Edw McCurdy. Yarmouth, Rev Geo Christie, Rev Eben 
 E McNab. Lunenburgh, Rev Wm Duff. Bermuda, Rev Walter Thor- 
 burn. JVtne Mile River, Rev Jno Cameron. Shelburne, Rev Geo M. 
 Clarke. Cornwallis, Rev Wra Forlong, Rev Wm Murray. JVewport, 
 Rev Jno McL. McLeod. Shubenacadie and Gay's River, Rev Jas Mc- 
 Lean. Lawrence Town, S^c, Rev Alex Stuart. Dartmouth, Rev Alex 
 McKnight. LaHave% Rev Don McMillan. Bridgewater, Rev Jno Mor- 
 ton. Annapolis, SfC, Rev Don S. Gordon. Sheet Harbour, ifc. Rev 
 Jas Waddell. Clyde and Barrington, Rev Matt G. Henry. St John's, 
 JSTji, Rev Moses Harvey. Harbour Grace, JVfl, Rev Alex Ross. Ken- 
 netcook, Gore, ifc, Rev Allan Simpson. Aneiteum, JV*. H., Rev J. 
 Gsddie, d.d. 
 
 Presbytery of Truro. — Maitland and Noel, Rev Thos S. Crowe. 
 Rev Jno Currie, Rev Jacob McLen-ian. Upper Stewiacke, Rev Jas 
 Smith, D.D. Onslow, Rev John I. Baxter. Truro, Rev Wm McCulloch, 
 D.D. Upper Londonderry, Rev Ebenezer E. Ross. Lower Londonderry, 
 Rev Alex L. Wyllie. Economy and Five Islands, Rev James Mc6. 
 McKay. Harvey, JV. B., Rev Samuel Johnston. Clifton, Rev Jaa 
 Byers. Parrsboro' Rev Dun McKinnon. M. Stewiacke and Brook- 
 field, Rev John D. McGillivray. Acadia, Rev Don Stewart. 
 
 Presbytery of Pictou. — JVew Glasgow, Rev Geo Walker, Rev John 
 Stewart, Rev J. B. Watt. Chatham, N. B., Rev John McCurdy. Pic- 
 tou, Rev James Bayne, d.d., Rev Alex Ross. R. Hill and W. B. JR. 
 John, Rev Alex Sutherland. Barney^s River and Blue Mountains, Rev 
 Duncan B. Blair. Green Hill, Rev Geo Patterson. West River, Rev 
 Jas Thomson, Rev Geo Roddick. East River, Rev David Roy. Hope- 
 well, Bfiv John McKinnon. Sherbrooke, Rev John Campbell. French 
 River, Rev Andw P. Miller. Little Harbour, Rev Jno A. F. Sutherland. 
 Merigomish, Rev Ken J. Grant. Glenelg and Caledonia, Rev Chag B. 
 Pitblado. Albion Mines, Rev A. J. Mowatt. Earl Town and W. 
 Branch, Rev Lauchlan McDonald. Springville, Rev Alex McL. Sin- 
 clair. Luchaber and Goshen, Rev J. F. Forbes. 
 
 Presbytery of Tatamaoocchb. — JVew Annan, Rev Jas Watson. 
 Wallace, Rev John Munro. River John, Rev Hector B. McKay. Tat- 
 amagouche. Rev Thos Sedgwick. Goose River, Rev Wm S. Darragh. 
 
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 PBKsnYTERT OF Cape Breton. — Sydney, Rev Huf^h McLeod, d,d. 
 Boularderity Rev Jn» Fraser. Sydney Mines, Rev Mutt Wilson. Grand 
 River and Loch Lomond, Rev Jns Robs. SiAnn't, Rev Abrahont Mo- 
 IntoHh. LittU Glass Bay, Rev Alex Farquliarson. 
 
 Pbesbttery or Victoria and Richmond. — Plaister Cove, Rev Wm 
 G. Forbes. Baddeck, Rev Ken McKcnzie. Middle River, Rev Don 
 McKenzie. Mabou, Rev Wm Sinclair 
 
 Presbytkry op p. E. Island. — Bedeque, Rev Robt S. Paterson, 
 Covehead, Rev Jas Allan. Cavendish and JVew Glasgow, Rev Isaac 
 Murray. Brown*s Creek, Rev Alex Munroe. East SI Peters and Bay 
 Fortune, Rev Henry Crawford. Charlotietown, Rev Alex B'alconer. 
 Cascumpeque and Tignish, Rev Alkn Fraser. Woodville and Little 
 Sands, Rev Don McNeill. Princetown , Rev Robt Laird. W. River 
 and Brookfield, Rev Wm Ross. Dundas, Rev Allan McLean. Rich- 
 mond Bay and Summerside, Rev Wm R. Frame. A*. London and Sum- 
 merfield. Rev Alex Cameron. Strathalbyn^ Rev Alex Campbell, ff e«< 
 .Sf Peters, Rev Daniel W. Cameron. W. Campbtlton and jBra<, Rev 
 Wm Stuart. Tryon and Bonshaw, Rev J. G. Cameron. 
 
 Pbebbytert op St. John, N. B. — Campbell Settlement, Rev Andw 
 Donald. Springfield, Rev Lewie Jack. Carleton, Rev Jas Baird. 
 JVorton, Rev Jas Gray. St John, Rev Jas Bennet, Rev Wm Alvea, R«v 
 Neil McKay. 
 
 Presbytery of St. Stephen. — St James, Rev Jno Turnbull. Boca- 
 bee, Rev Wm Millen. St Stephen, Rev P. Morrison. 
 
 Pb£sbytery op York.— Prtrtce William, Rev Alex Smith. Salmon 
 River, Rev Jas Salmon. Fredericton, Rev Alex Stirling. Florence- 
 ville and Glassville, Rev Saml Bernard. 
 
 Presbytery of Miramichi.— iVieu; Mills, Rev Aiiigus McMaster. 
 Richibticto, Rev Jaa Law. Blackville, Rev Thos G. Johnston. Batt 
 River, Rev Jas Fowler. River Charles, Rev Thos G. Nicholson. 
 
 Ministers without Charges, Rev Pi'ofessor Andw King, a.m., Rev Alex 
 Forrester, D.D., Rev Wm Lyall, ll.d., Rev D. Honeyman, d.c.l., Rev John 
 Sprott. 
 
 General Treasurer, Rev P. G. McGregor. 
 
 Licensures, Oliphant Christie, Jno W. Nelson, Jno K. Bearisto, Jas 
 Sinclair, J. D. Murray. 
 
 The Synod meets this year at Poplar Grove Church, Halifax, on the 
 last Wednesday of June, at 7 p. m. 
 
 Board of Foreign Missions ; Rev Messrs Roy, J. Stewart ( Chairman) , 
 Bayne, G. Patterson, Blair, Walkei', J. A. F. Sutherland, Alves, N. Mc- 
 Kay, and Messrs J. S. McLean, Rodk McGregor and Dr. Forrest, with 
 power to add to their number; with Rev John I. Baxter, of Onslow; Rev 
 John McCurdy, of Chatham, N. B. ; Rev I. Murray, of Cavendish, P. E. I. 
 Secretary, Rev P. G. McGregor. 
 
 Board of Home Missions, Rev Messrs Murdoch, McKnight {Chair- 
 man), McGregor, Cameron Maxwell, Bennet, Alves, Law, Morrison, 
 Salmon, and Messrs Chas Robson, James Barnes, J. Allen, P. Morrison, 
 Jno Fraser. 
 
 Lutheran Ministers. — Lunenburgh, Rev Chas E. Cossman, Rev W. 
 M. Bowers, Rev D. F. Hutchinson. 
 
 Univebsalist Church. — Halifax — Rev. A. McArthur. 
 
 African Episcopal Methodist Church. — Halifax, Rev R. R. 
 Morris. 
 
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 Afkioan Baptist Abbociation. — Halifax, Rov Jas Thomai. Bear 
 River, Rev Henry Jackson. Pren^on, Rev Geo Neal. Secretary, John 
 R. Thomas. 
 
 NOVA SCOTIA BIBLE SOCIETY. 
 
 Pre»ident, Rev R. F. Uniacke. Vice-Presidents, Hon Judge John- 
 Bton, J. W. Nutting, Wni Pryor. Committee, Rev'ds Canon Cochran, 
 G. W. Hill, Prof McKnight H. Pope, Geo M. Grant, Wni Maxwell, Prof 
 King, Jas Ross, d. d., Jno McMurray, W. B. Armstrong, Foster H. 
 Alinon, J. E. Goucher, Jno Forrest, Chus Grant, Geo S. Milligan, Alfred 
 W. Turner : — Hon M. B. Almon, Judgfi Marshall, Hon Chief Justice 
 Young, Hon J. H. Anderson, 8. Selden, T. A. Brown, W. C. Silver, T. 
 A. S. DeWolt, J. F. Avery, m.d., J. G. A. Creighfon, Chas Robson, Peter 
 Lynch, Jas Thomson, Hon J. W. Ritchie, Hon P. C. Hill, Nepean Clarke, 
 Geo H. Starr, Danl McEwcn, Jno Starr, W. Sawers Stirling, Chas D. 
 Hunter, Capt Lyttleton, M. H. Richey, Win Cunard, Jas Morrow, Edw 
 Binney. Treasurer, Sam'l H. Black. Sec, S. L. Shannon. Cor Sec'y, 
 Jas Farquhar. At/ent, Alex Russell. 
 
 Life Members, Sara'l Creclman, Henry B. Webster, Sam'l Kt. Black. 
 
 Depository, 113 Barrington Street, opposite St Paul's Church. 
 
 Halifax Ladiks' Bible Associatiox. — Prest Mrs David Allison. 
 Treas Mrs S. N. Binney. Sec*y, Mrs Edwd Binney. Comm.ittee, 
 Messdamcs R. F. Uniacke, Liddell, Elins Marshall, D. McN. Parker, M. 
 Wallace, Wm Creighton, Chas Hosterman, Edw Smith, McLean, Nepean 
 Clarke, Alfred Cogswell, John Pryor, J. C. Cogswell, R. Romans, jr; 
 Mdlles Tremain, Isabel Hosterman, M. Strachan, M. Murison, Forrester, 
 Hosterman, J. Brown, E. Wells, Fairbanks, Fanny Pryor, M. Starr, 
 Annie Crichton, J. Stairs, Braine, Norbeck. Bible Women, Mrs Ruth- 
 erford, Mrs Patterson. 
 
 British American Book and Tract Society. — Organized in Halifax, 
 1867. — Board of Directors : President, Hon M. B. Almon. V. Prests, 
 Rev P. G. McGregor, Rev Geo M. Grant, Rev J. E. Goucher, Rev G. S. 
 Milligan. Treasurer, Geo H. Starr. Auditors, R. N. Beckwith, Jos 
 Bell. Directors, Thos A. Brown, Rev Jno McMurray, Jno S. McLean, 
 A. F. Porter, Jno Grierson, Rev F. H. Almon, Rev J. Forrest, Rev Robt 
 Murray, Dr Parker, Thos F. Knight, Geo Robins, H. N. Paint, A. K. 
 Doull, D. Blackwood, P. Thompson, 1). Henry Starr, Peter Lynch, Wm 
 Roche, jr., W. Montgomery, Wm B. McNutt. 
 
 Halifax City Mission. — Committee, Rev Messrs Geo W. Hill, P. G. 
 McGregor, G. M. Grant, W. Maxwell, Jno Forrest, J. E. Goucher, F. H. 
 Almon, R. Murray ; — W. S. Stirling, Judge Marshall, Sara'l H. Black, 
 A. K. Doull, Jas Farquhar, H. N. Paint, Wm C. Silver, Geo Robins, Capt 
 Lyttleton, D. McEwen, D. Henry Starr, Jas F. Avery, m.d., Dr Hattie, 
 8. L. Shannon (Treos). Sec 'i/, Henry Theakston. Missionaries, John 
 Grierson, R. Magarell, Jas Patterson. 
 
 HALItf^AX YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Prestrfcn^ John S MacLean. Fjcc-P's, Peter Lynch, Wm Roche, jr., 
 Jos Bell, Hon P. C. Hill, A. K. Doull, Dr Hattie. Ser'y, Henry Theaks- 
 ton. Treasurer, Samuel H. Black. Committee, Geo R. Anderson, R. 
 N. Beckwith, M. M. Lindsay, Wm B. McNutt, W. H. Waddell, Geo 
 Mitchell, A. Robinson, H. N. Paint, A. G. Bremner, D. Blnckwood, Jno 
 W. Watt, Jno S. Smith, Jas C. Mcintosh, E. D. Miller, D. Henry Starr, 
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 Life Members {Associate and Active), Hon Enos Collins, Hon 
 John H. Anderson, George H. Starr, J. C. Allison, Wm Hare, Wm 
 Cunard, Henry Boggs, Wm B. Fairbanks, Wm Miller, Hon M. B. 
 Almon, Jas Forman, J. Stirling, m.d., Hon Chief Justice Young, Edw 
 Binney. 
 
 Connected with the Association is a Library and Beading Boom, open 
 every day from 10, a. m., to 10, p. m., 183 HoUis Street. 
 
 MIC-MAC MISSIONARY SOCIETY. 
 
 President^ Jas F. Avery, m.d. Committee, D. McN. Parker, m.d., 
 H. N. Paint, Hon J. W. Ritchie, Chas Robson. Treas, Geo H. Starr. 
 Sec'y, Jas Farquhar. Missionary, Rev S. T. Rand. 
 
 Deaf and Dumb Institution, Gottingen Street.— Fa/row, His Excel- 
 lency, the Lieut Governor. Directors, Andw McKinlay (Chairman), 
 Jno Duffus (Treasurer), Hon J. H. Anderson, Chas Cogswell, m.d., Chas 
 Murdoch, Jno Naylor, Rev J. C. Cochran (Sec'y). Principal, J S. 
 Hutton.; Assist, yfm Gray. Matron, Mrs Vinecove. Physician, Dr 
 Parker. Dentist, Dr Alfred Cogswell. 
 
 Home fob the Aoed. — Tritsteei, Chas Muiidoch, D. McN. Parker, m.d.» 
 Edw Binney (Treas). Committee, Messdames R. F. Uniacke (Chairman) , 
 Chas Murdoch, Crisp, T. A. Anderson, G. H. Starr, Edw Binney, Sweet, 
 Hamilton, Seldon,Pope, J. Hart, Liddell, Bissett, Wm Cunard. MdlesC. 
 Lawson, Hierlihy, Coyle, Clarke, Cogswell, Starr, Fozzard, Forrester 
 (Sec'y), Nordbeck (Treas). 
 
 Protestant Orphan's Home. — Governors, Wm Cunard (Pre8t),Ho7i 
 M. B. Almon (V.P.), Edw Binney (Treas and Sec'y), Hon Chief Justice 
 Young, Jno DouU, Robt Boak, ji,Geo H. Starr, Andw McKinlay, Alfred 
 G. Jones, Rev 11. F. Uniacke, D. McN. Parker, m.d. Ladies' Commit- 
 tee, Messdames Wm Cunard, Geo H. Starr, Hunter, Bissett, R. F. 
 Uniacke, Fidw Binney, Skimmings, Esson, Bell, Lyttleton ; Mdlles 
 Cog3well, Purvis, Wells, C. Lawson (Sec'y), Mrs Liddell (Treas). 
 Matron, Mrs McKie 
 
 Protestant Industrial School. — Comrrittee, Hon P. C. Hill (Chair- 
 man), J. S. McLean, W. S. Stirling, Geo R. Anderson, Rev Geo W. Hill, 
 Rev Jno Pryor, d.d.. Rev E. Botterell, W. H. Waddell, Capt Lyttletcm, 
 W. H. Neal, A. K. Doull, Rev Geo M. Grant, Rev W. Maxwell, E. D. 
 Meynell. Ladies' Committee, Miss Cogswell, Mrs R. Tremain, MrsW. 
 Howe, Treas, Richd Tremain. Sec'y, Jos S. Belcher. Sur(/, Dr 
 Hattie. Super iniendent, J uo Qrierson. Jfafron, Mrs Grierson. Man- 
 ager Shoe Deptf Joel Lyons. 
 
 St. Paul's Alms House of Industry for Girls. — No. 14 Tower Road. 
 Committee, Rector ot St. Paul's (Chairman), S A. White, Jno C. Halli- 
 burton, Jno Silver, Wm Pryor, Brenton H. Collins (Treas). Ladies* 
 Committee, Mrs Geo W. Hill (Prest), Miss Cogswell, Mrs Azor Stevens, 
 Mrs Robt Morrow, Mrs Jno Silver, Mrs Edw Binney, Mrs P. C. Hill 
 (Sec'y). 
 
 Halifax Association for iMr-.toviNO tub Condition of the Pocti. — 
 Prest, His Worship the Mayor. V. Prest, Capt Lyttleton. Direc- 
 tors, Jas F. Avery, m. d., Jno Doull, Jno Naylor, Andw Mackinlay. 
 Tre ,s, W. S Stirling. Sec'y, E. D. Meynell, Assist Sec'y, Henry 
 Theakston. 
 
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 COUNTY OF HALIFAX. 
 
 J/igh Sheriff, John James Sawyer. 
 
 Coroners, Edw Jennings, m. d., Wm. Pearson, m. d., Wm. H. 
 Weeks, m. d., Alfred Croucher, m. d., Andrew Cowie, m. d., Robert 
 A. Logan. 
 
 Supreme Court, Halifax : Easter Term commences on the third 
 Tuesdjiy. of July, and Michaelmas Term commences on the first 
 Tuesday''5f December. 
 
 Sittings for the trial of causes, after Easter Term, commences on 
 the /owr^A Tuesday of April, and after Michaelmas Term, commences 
 on the fourth Tuesday of October. Crier Sup. Coiirl, J. Monteith. 
 
 Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown, Jas W. Nutting. Depiiiy. 
 Chas M Nutting. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Halifax, on the first Tues- 
 day of March, June, September and December. Crier of the Court 
 of Sessions, Jas B. Scntell. 
 
 Notaries PiilUc, the Attornies of the Sup,. Court, and Philip Dodd 
 (Sable Island). 
 
 Comm'rs for giving relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking 
 Affidavits to hold to Bail, jas Tremain, Andw MacKinlay, Jas K. 
 Smith, Henry C. D. Twming, Andw Shiels, Jno Nay lor, Jos Jen- 
 nings, Jos Kaye, Chas M. Nutting, Benjm G. Gray, Chas Twining, 
 Nepean Clarke. 
 
 Justices of the Peace. — Andw MacKinlay (Cwsi^oi), Jos Jen- 
 nings, Hon Jno H. Anderson; Andw Shiels, Philip Lctson, Patrick 
 Power, Jas Kent, Alex Farquharson, Daniel O'Gorman, llobt A. 
 Logan, Jno Thomas, Eras Munro, Thos Potts, David Annand, Chas 
 Hamilton, Jas Croucher, Henry A. Gladwin, Matt Burris, Alex 
 Stephen, Matt Guild, Alex Eraser, Thos Wallace, Chas D. Hunter, 
 Jeremiah Northup, Jas Cochran, Wm H. Tidmarsh, Westcote Lyt- 
 tleton, Philip J. Dodd ( Sable Island ), Arch McPhee, Jas L. Griffin, 
 Robt Fox, Jno Geddes, Jno Martin, David Archibald, Adam Dean, 
 Ephraim Burgess, Judah Borden, Wm E. Brine, Jos Browner, Don 
 Murray, Sam'l li. Caldwell, Geo L. C. Chipraan, Edm Ryan, Thos A. 
 Gaetz, Geo Garrison, David Thomson, Don McLaren, Wm Hay, 
 Eras Layton, Wm Evens, Jos Kaye, Jno Naylor, Robt Romans, Isaac 
 McCurdy, Geo Munro Peter Cruikshanks, Wm Landels, Jno Crooks, 
 Jno Carmichael, Henry Shellnut, Jas Ward, Jv.s C. Mason, Jno 
 Nauffls. Jno A. Bell, Nat Russell, Patk Fuller, Jno Stairs, Henry 
 Balcom, Wm Parker, Jno D. Nash, Wm J. Coleman, Wm Ackhurst, 
 Jno Lingley, Jos Thompson, Wm Rennels, Robt D. Clarke, Jno 
 McCulloch, Edw Leahy, Wm Compton, Jno E. Shatford, Geo Shiels, 
 Geo Dauphiney, Jas E. Shatford, Fras Webber, Geo J. Richardson, 
 Wesley Hays, Hon P. Carteret Hill, Wm F. Knight, Ezekiel Sibley, 
 Isaac Hopkins, Jno Woodill, Jno Purcell, Edw Johnson, Jos Murphy, 
 Chambers Blakenev, D. F. Curry, Jeremiah Conway, Benj C. Wilson, 
 Chas Twining, Nicholas Power, Jno Hays, David A. Nicholson, Thos 
 Humphrey, Andw Gray, Geo P. Mitchell, Danl Cronan, Jas Cullen, 
 Thos E. Kenny, Wm Hare, Thos Walsh, Jno Doull, MattH. Richey, 
 Benjm W. Salter, Patk Walsh, Geo J. Longard, Geo G. Dustan. A. 
 P. Christian, Jas Eraser, Don McDonald, Wm Dunbar, Saml 
 Croucher, jr, Jas Croucher, jr, and the Mayor and Aldermen of Hali- 
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 Stipendiary Magistrates. — for the County, Andrew Sliiels ; for the 
 City o/' Halifax, Henry Pryor. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace, Nepean Clarke. County Treasurer, John 
 Naylor. 
 
 Court of Pkobate. — Judge, Wni Sutherland ; Reg'r Wm Howe. 
 
 Registrar of Deeds, Wm H. Keating. Agent London Mining As- 
 sociation, Wm Cunard. United States Consul, Mortimer M. Jackson ; 
 Brazilian Vice- Consul, Michl Tobin ; Spanish Vice- Consul, Don 
 Manual Coutreras y Crooke ; Consul of the Free Ilanseatic City of 
 Hamburg, Wm Pryor ; Consul of the Free Hanseatic Cities of Bremen 
 and Lubec, Wm Hare ; Vice Consul of France and Consul for Austria, 
 Wm Cunard ; Prussian Consul, C. A. Creighton ; Consul for Den- 
 mark, Stephen Tobin; Vice- Consul for Sweden and Norway, ami for 
 Italy, Jas B. Oxley ; Consul for Belgium, Chas Ronne; Consul for 
 Portugal, Thos Abbott. 
 
 Agents for Lloyd^s, S. Cunarfl & Co. Dep. Postmasters — St. Mar- 
 garet's Bay, J no S. Brine, Middle Musquodoboit, H. Kaulback; Up- 
 per Musquodoboit, Saml L. Henry; Tangier, Jos Browner. 
 
 Dep. Land Surveyors, Chas W. Fairbanks, Jas D. VanBuskirk, 
 Edw 11. Keating. 
 
 Customs Department. — Collector, Edward Binney. Controller, 
 Henry B. Paulin. Warehouse Keeper, Wm G. Fife. Landing Waiters 
 and Searchers, JnolJ. Ross, Jas M. Tidmarsh, Jno W. Ciagg. Gua- 
 gers, Jos Austen, Saml, R. Caldwell. Clerks, Peter Donaldson, Jas 
 Fitzgerald, Jas S. Morris, Jno Strachan, Edw Ducket, Jas S. Rich- 
 ardson, Wm H. Hill, Andw D. Merkel, Chas M. Almon, Jas G. Mor- 
 ris, Jas R. D. Snyder. Tide Surveyor, A. Kelly. Shipping Officers, 
 Edw Kelly, Jas Hills, Errol Boyd, Robt Boak. Warehouse Lockers, 
 Wm Foster, Don Eraser, Robt B. Currie, Wm McLean, Jno L. 
 Compton, Robt McDonald, Wellwood Reynolds, Edw LeGuirre, 
 Geo Ryder, Jno Steele, Jon Crowe, Geo G. Gray, Goo P. Lawson, 
 Wm Maloney, Forman McDonald, Jas F. Burnham. Weighers, Jno 
 Hatch, Geo VV. Hawkins, Law Veriker. Boatmen, Dan Gallagher, 
 Alex Mellom. Tide-watters, Edw Kavanagh, Jno Drummond, Robt 
 Miller, Thos Clark, Clias Grant, Thos Shea, Robt W. Hodgers, Thos 
 Hatch, Jas Whalen, Andw Doyle, Geo Card, Stephen White, Matt 
 Nangle. Messengers, Wm Blackman, Jas Venables. Truckman, 
 Jas Potter. Broker, Wm Hill. 
 
 Controller of Customs and Navigation Laws, Collector of Colonial 
 Duties and Seizing Officer — Tangier, Jos Browner. Health Officers, 
 Halifax. Chas Gossip, ii. D., Wm N. Wickwire, M. d. ; Portuguese 
 Cove, Tlios Pryor, m.d. Board of Health — Waverley, B. C. Wilson, 
 Jno Lingley, Jos Salter, W. B. Buckley, m.d., Jos Thompson, Chas 
 Xhomas, Robt Laidlaw ; Portuguese Cove and Ketch Harbour, Richd 
 Flemming, Jno Whelan, Jno Purcell, Edw Beaur; St. Margaret's 
 Bay, Jas Croucher, Wm E. Brine, Thos Meagher, Jas Eraser, Jno 
 E. Shatford, Fredk Hubly, Geo Dauphiney, Geo Garrison. 
 
 Comm'rs to Examine and Select Pilots for the Port of Hali- 
 fax. — Jno U. Ross, Jno Taylor, Wm Cunard, Wm Roche, Danl 
 Cronan. Local Board of Examiners «f Shipmasters and Mates, Peter 
 Coffin, Benjm Davidson, Geo A. McKenzie. 
 
 Comm'rs Countv Court House. — Andw Mackinlay, Chas Twin- 
 ing, Nat Russell. 
 
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 Visiting Justices New County Jail. — J, Naylor, S. R. Caldwell, 
 Robt D. Clarke, Clias Twining, Wm Dunbar. 
 
 Comm'rs of Scuools. — Halifax City, AnJw M. Uniacke, Very 
 Rev M. Hannan, d.d.. Very Rev Dean Bullock, d. p., Matt H. Richey, 
 Stephen Tobin, I'atk Power, Philip Thompson, Wm P. West, Wm 
 H. Keatinor, Jas Flinn, Rev Jno Pryor, d. d., Sec'ij, Jno R. Willis. 
 Rural Dist. — H. A. Gladwin, David Archibald, Rev Robt Sedgwick, 
 Rev Leonard Gaetz, Matt Burris, Jno Geddes. Robt A. Logan, Kze- 
 kiel Sibley, Chas N. Sprott, Wm I,andell8, Chas H. Fuller. Shore 
 Dist. — Rev Robt Jamieson, Rev Jas Waddell, Rev Edw Ansell, Jas 
 Leary, Neal Boullong, Henry Leslie, Wm Hall, Jas D. VanBuskirk, 
 Jos Browner, Rev Edw A. McCurdy. Wesiern Dist. — Rev Jno Am- 
 brose, Rev Jno Carmody, Rev Thos Cumming, Rev Robt R. Philp, 
 
 Rev Jas Breading, Rev Alex Stuart, Rev Jno B. Woods, Rev 
 
 Smith, Jas Thompson, Dominick Farrell, Jno E. Shatford, Geo J. 
 Longard, Jas W Turner, Rev Jno McMillan. 
 
 Oomm-^rs City Hospital and Poors' Aaylum, Chas Twining (Chair- 
 man), Henry Pryor ( V.C.), Hon Edw Kenny, Geo P. Mitchell, Hon 
 P. C. Hill, Patk Power, Dr. Parker, Dr. Black, the Mayor, Alder- 
 men Trenaman, Dunbar, and Conway. Sec'y, Jas H. Reynolds, 
 Svperiniendent, Edw Shiels. 
 
 Hospital Medical Board, Drs Black (Chairman) Tupper,C.B. , Jen- 
 nings, Slayter, Trenaman, Cowie, Davies, Hattie. Consulting Phy- 
 sician and Surgeon, Dr Parker. House Surgeon and Apothecary, 
 Dr James Venables, 
 
 SOCIETIES. 
 
 Royal Halifax Yaotit Club. — Patron, H. R. H. the Prince of Wales, 
 Ftcf-Pa/rons, His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor; Vice Admiral 
 Sir Rodney Mundy, K. C. B., Sir James Hope, G. C. B. ; the Marquis 
 of Norraanby ; Sir Alexander Milne, K. C. B. ; His Worship the Mayor 
 of Halifax ; Sir Houston Stewart, K. C. B. ; Miyor-Geaeral C. Hastings 
 Doyle. Commodore, Hon Beiym Wier. Vice- Commodore, W. H. Davies, 
 M.D. Captain, Jas A. Moren, junr. Sec'y and Treasurer, Alex. W. 
 Scott. ^urfi7ors, F. W. Bullock, W. M. Gray. Sailing Committee, Jno 
 Jno Pugh, Jos Starr, Jno N. Grant, H. W. Albro, Jas Pryor. Stewards, 
 Jno T. Compton, W. S. Symonds, Heury Peters. Measurers of Yachts, 
 Jas Pryor, B. W. Salter. 
 
 Halifax Caledonia Club, Instituted 1860 — Patrons, Sir James Hope, 
 G.C.B. ; Sir Alex Milne, K.C.B. ; Sir Houston Stewart, K C.B. r, Hon Wm 
 Young, Chief Justice. Chief, Jno Taylor. PresU, Adam McKay. 
 Vice P., Geo McLeod. Treas, Hugh Murray. Stc^y, Jas Maccuish. 
 ^S8<. iScc't/, Douglas McLeod. JfarsAa/, Geo Anderson. Surgeon, H. 
 B. Forman, m. d. Chaplains, Rev Hugh McLcod, d. i>.. Rev Geo M. 
 Grant, Rev Wm Maxwell. Pipers, Jno McKenzie, Jno Patterson, D. 
 Molnnis. 
 
 St. George's Society, — Patron, The Lord Bishon of Nova Scotia. 
 President, Geo S. Yates. Vice-Prest, G. Dodson. Jsst. Vice-Prests, 
 Wm Humphrey, E. W. SutclifFe. Treasurer, Robt Woodill. Jl^sist. 
 Treas, Geo T. Smithers. Sec'y, F. Delia Torre. Assist. Sec'y, Geo 
 < rosskill. Marshal, Wm Murray. C^«/j/fl?ns, Very Rev Dean Bul- 
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 Geo Smithers, E. W. SutcliflFc, Jno Hatch, Geo Halliday, Jno. Edwards. 
 Physicians, Wm J. Almon, m. d., J. B. Gilpin, m.d. Com. of Manage- 
 ment, Jno. Shean, Chas. Downie, Chas. Major, E Allen. Standard 
 Bearer, Wm Morley. Messenger, Thos A. James. 
 
 Charitable Irish Society.- Prcs'^ Jas Cochran. V. P., M. B. 
 Daly. Asst. F, Ps., Law G.Power, Barth Walsh. Treas, Wm Comp- 
 ton. Sec*y, Wm Monagban. Asst. Sec^y, Thos Connolly. Marshal, 
 Thos Spelman. Commiil.e of Charity, John Ead, James Mackey, Jas. 
 Payne, Law Vereker, Tim MuUane, Thos O'Malley. Committee oj In- 
 vestigation, Jos. Mulcahy, Jno Mackasey, Jno Hannan, Jas Mulloney. 
 Committee Finance, Jno Meagher, Jas Mulroney, Jno Purcell. Mes- 
 senger, Thos. Connors. 
 
 North British Society. — Prest, Alex Stephen. Vice-Prest.. Jas 
 Hunter. Asst. Vice-P rests, E. M. McDonald, Capt Robt. Brechin. 
 Treas, Jas J. Bremner. Sec'y, Hugh Murray. Asst. Sec'y, JasStein- 
 son. .^arsAaZ, Sergeant Porter. CAopiatn,RevW. Maxwell. Piper*, 
 Jno McKenzie, Jno Patterson. Committee of Charity, J. S. Maclean, 
 Geo McKenzie, Rev G. M. Grant, Jno M. Campbell. 
 
 Highland Society. — Prest., Jno. Strachan. Vice-Prest., Jno. Doull. 
 Asst. Vice-Prests., Wm. Finlay, Jno. McKay. Treas., Alex. Primrose. 
 Sec^y, Alex. McKay. Directors, Don. Murray, Jas. Williams, Robt. 
 Noble, Hon. Alex. Keith, Jno. Richardson, ffon. Chief Justice Young, 
 Adam Reid. 
 
 Carpenters' Provident Society. — Established 1794. Prest., Matt. 
 Lownds. V. P., Edw Cashman. Sec''y, Thos H. Peters. Treas, 
 Jno L. Barry. Vis Committee, R. Doherty, R. Richardson, Thos 
 Spruhan, R. Shephard, J. West, Edw Warner. Com. in Charge of Pro- 
 perty, Robt Richardson (Chairman), Matt Lownds, Geo Butler, Thos 
 H. Peters, Jno L. Barry. 
 
 Fruit Growers' Aosociation and International Show Society. — 
 Patron, His Excellency the Lieut Governor. Prest, C. C. Hamilton, 
 M.D. Vice P*s— Kings Co, Richard Starr ; Annapolis Co, Thos W. 
 Chesley ; Halifax Co, Geo A. S. Crichton; Hants Co, Jno Brown; 
 Colchester, Rev A. Forrester, d.d. Council, D. R. Eaton, Jno G. Byrne, 
 Robt W. Starr, Isaac Shaw, Andrew H. Johnson, A. J. Rickards, DeLan- 
 cy Harris, Oliver Foster, Jas E. Fellows, Herbert Harris, Professor 
 Lawson, Leander Rand. Sec^y and Treas, Jos R. Hea, d.o.l. Corres- 
 Sec^y, D. Henry Starr. Auditor, Geo V. Rand. 
 
 AVestern Halifax Agriccltubal Society. — Prest, Hon Chief Justice 
 Young. V. P., Chas Hamilton. Treas W. C. Silver. Sec'y, Professor 
 Lawson. Directors, Henry T. Wright, Jos Kaye, S. Tupper, Chas Heffler, 
 Eras Webber. Auditor, J. H. Duvar. 
 
 Halifax Mechanics' Institute. — Prest, A. McKinlay; Vice Prest., 
 Jas Thomson. Treas., Jas Forman. 8ec*y, Jas Barnes. Curator, 
 Errol Boyd. Committee, R. H. Wetmore, Jno S. Thompson, J. B. Gilpin, 
 M.D.. Robt Noble, F. M. Passow, J. L. Whytal. 
 
 Society itor the Protection of Game and the Fisheries. —Prest, 
 Lt. Col. Wm Chearnley. Treas, Wm C. Silver. Sec'y, Capt L'Es- 
 trange, R. A. Council, W M Harrington, Geo Piers, J H Duvar, F. W. 
 Blaicklock. Col Burnaby, T. F. Knight, Lt. Williams, 4th Regt, F. H^D. 
 Vieth, W. A. Johnston, Chas Allan, J. Costley. 
 
 Nova Scotia Institute of Natural Science, — Patron, His Excel- 
 lency the Lieut Governor. Prest, J. Matthew Jones, f.l.8. V.Ps., J. 
 
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 BRCiVN BROTHERS & CO., Druggists, Onlnano« Square, Halifu. 
 
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 Hlpin, 
 
 \Prest, 
 L'Es- 
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 School ttequisltes of every description at It. T. HUtB'S. 
 
 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 119 
 
 Bernard Qilpin, m.d,, Capt Hardy, r.a. Treas, Capt Lyttleton, Sec*y, 
 Wm 3ossip, Council, J. R. DeWolf, m. d., P. S. Uamilton, J. Hunter 
 Duvar, W. C. Silver, Jos Bell, Professor Lawson. 
 
 Chamber of Commebce, Halifax. — Executive Cordmittee, Jno S. 
 Maclean (Scc'y), Robt Boak, jr, Wm Pryor {Prat), A. G. Jones, Wm 
 J. Stairs, Geo H. Starr, Hon E. Kenny, Hon M. B. Almon, Jno Doull, 
 Geo P. Mitchell, Jer Northup, B. W. Salter, R. I. Hart, Jno T. Wylde, 
 Jno H. Harvey. Arbitration Committee, Hon Edw Kenny, Hon Benjm 
 Wier, Jno Tobin, Geo P. Mitchell, Robt Boak ; Sec'y Jno H. Harvey. 
 
 Soira OF Temperance Readino Room — Halifax — In the basement of 
 Temperance Hall, Poplar Grove. Open every evening (Sunday excepted) 
 from 6 to 10. Ptest, Wm Murray. V. P., J. P. Muir. Sec'y and 
 Treas, Patk Monaghan. Strangers are permitted the privilege of visit- 
 ing the room, without charge, during their stay in the city. 
 
 Halifax Visiting Dispensary. — Prest, Rev Jas C. Cochran. V. P., 
 S. P. Fairbanks. Committee, Dr Avery, B. O'Neil, G. E. Morton, Hon 
 B. Wier. Sec'y, Danl Gallagher. Besident Physician, Dr. Slayter, 
 {Act). 
 
 Open daily (Sundays excepted)from 12 to 2 o'clock, to the sick poor 
 of the city. 
 
 Medical Society of Nova-Scotia. — Prest, R. S, Black. Vice- 
 Prest's, B. G. Page, P. W. Smith. Treas, W. N. Wickwire. Sec'y, 
 A. H. WoodUl. Cor. Sec'y, C S. D. Rigby. Council, D McN. Parker, 
 W. H. Weeks, A. G. Hattie, J. R. Dewclf, and the Secretary ex ojicio. 
 Honorary Members, Jas. F. Avery, m. d., Chas. Cogswell, m. d. 
 
 Almon, W. J., m.d Halifax. 
 
 Bissett, Henrj E., m.d. Cape Breton. 
 
 Buckley, Wm. B., m.d Waverly. 
 
 Black, U. S., M.D., L.R.C.S.I Halifax. 
 
 Cowie, Andw. J., m.d Halifax. 
 
 Creamer, Jos., m.d Arirhat. 
 
 Dcsbrisay, T. B., m.d Dartmouth. 
 
 Deunisun, Wra., I..N.3 Newport. 
 
 Deunison, James H., m.d Newport. 
 
 Dewolf, J. K., H.D.,L.R.c.s.E. .Dartm'th. 
 
 Davies, William H,, m.d Halifax. 
 
 DeBlols, L. Q., M.D....L. Granville. 
 
 Farrell, Edw., m.d Halifa::. 
 
 Parish, Orcggs Jos., h.r.c.s. L.Yarmouth. 
 Fixott, H. C, M.D., M.R.c.s.L. . . .Arichat. 
 
 Forest, A., l.r.c.s.e Halifax. 
 
 Fraser, B. DeW., m.d., l.r.c.8.8. Windsor. 
 Gossip, Charles J., m.d ....Halifax 
 
 Greer, Bobt., m.d Hahone Bay. 
 
 Gilpin, J. Bernard , m.d Halifax. 
 
 Geddes, T. O., l.n.s Yarmouth. 
 
 Garvie, J. B., m.d Halifax. 
 
 Hattie, Alex. G., m.d Halifax. 
 
 Jeans, J. E., l.n.s Sydney Mines. 
 
 Jennings, £dv,., m.d Halifax. 
 
 Johnston, Lewis, M.D.Sydney, C. B. 
 
 Jamieson, Robt., m.d Tangier. 
 
 Jamieson, J H., m.d Chester. 
 
 Lane, Alex.,H.D.,M.R.c.3.L.Mahone Bay. 
 
 Lawson, A., m.d Halifax. 
 
 Laughlin, Jas F., M.E.Musquodoboit. 
 Moren, Arthur, m.d Halifax. 
 
 Metropolitak Cl.'b. — Prest, 
 Thos Connolly. Tri i«, Thos Isles. 
 Sec'y, J. J. Donahoe. 
 
 Muir, Saml., m.d., l.r.c.s.e. , 
 
 .Truro. 
 
 Morrison, J. B. G., M. D., F. M. c. P., 
 Meteghan. 
 
 Moore, Jos., m.d Amherst. 
 
 McFatridge, Kobt., m.d Halifax. 
 
 McRoberts, W.E., L. N.s.Londond'y. 
 
 Outhet, George, m.d Wilmot. 
 
 Page, B. G., m.b.c.s.l Halifax. 
 
 Parl{er,D. McN., M.D. ,L.R.c.a.K.. Halifax. 
 Pearson, Wm., l.n.s.. Musquodoboit. 
 Payzant. E. N., m.d. West Comwallis. 
 Philips. Jno , l.n.s.... Itiver Philip. 
 
 Pryor, Thos. H., m.d Halifax. 
 
 Reid, Alex. P., MD.,L.K.C.s.K. Halifax. 
 
 Read, H. H., M.D Windsor. 
 
 Ruggles, H. D., M.D.... Weymouth. 
 
 Rigby, Chas. S. D., M.D Halifax. 
 
 Roach, Elisba D.m.d. Tntamagouche. 
 
 Shaw^, Henrie, m.d Kentrille. 
 
 Snyder, Geo., l.r.c.s.e Shclburne. 
 
 Stephen, Robt., m.d Bigby. 
 
 Steverman, Jos., u.D Lunenburgh. 
 
 Smith, P. W., M.D Digby. 
 
 Tupper, Chas, CB., md., lrc.s.b. Halifax. 
 
 Tapper, Nathan, m.d Amherst. 
 
 Turnan, J., M.D Halifax. 
 
 VanBuskirk, L. E., M.D..Dartmouth. 
 Wilson, Israel Kelly, m.d. . . .Barrington. 
 Weeks, W. Henry, m.d. .Dartmouth. 
 
 Wickwire, W. N., M. D Halifax. 
 
 Woodill, A. H., M.u Halifax. 
 
 V. P's., W. J. Croke, 
 Sec'y, Jno. B. Gray. Assiftant 
 
 
 SiS^ 
 
 ilifla. 
 
 TnuMM* Supporters and Bandages at Brown BRoTHraui & Co. 
 
K. T UVm, Bookseller fa4 St^tldiier. iH OnmTUIe street. ■allAa- 
 
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 120 
 
 belcher's farmer's 
 
 [1868. 
 
 Union Fire Protection Compant, May 1861. — Re-formed from the 
 late "Union Engine Company" of 17G8. — Meets third Tuesday of 
 every month at 8 p. m. Capt, Jas B. Smithers. Sec'j/, Jno R. Willis. 
 
 Halifax Thistle Curling Club. — Patron, Hon Alex Keith. Prest, 
 Jno Taylor. V, P., Peter Ross. Rep. Members, V/m Finlay, Jno 
 Straohan. Secy and Treas<, J. D. Nash. Council, Adam Burns, W. 
 Richardson, Geo McKenzie. 
 
 Halifax Curling Club. — Patroness, Mrs Janet Richardson. Prest, 
 Robt Davis. V. P., Jno Richardson. Rep Members, W. R. Cogswell, 
 Arch Harshaw. Treas, H. M. Creighton. Sec'y, Jno Richardson, jr. 
 Committee, H. M. Creiguton, Jno Northup, jr., Jas king, U C. D. 
 Twining. 
 
 Chebuoto Quoit Club. — Prest, Saml W. Debiois. Sec'y and Treat, 
 Wm Twining. Committee, Geo A. MoKenzie, VVm S. Symonds, Jas H. 
 Thome. 
 
 Studley Quoit Club. — Prest, Wm H. Creighton. Sec'y and Treat, 
 W. Myers Gray. Committee, A. G. Jones, Jno T. Wylde, L. J. Morton, 
 Catbcart Thomson. 
 
 Halifax Cricket Club. — Prest., C. B. Bullock. V. P., A. Suther- 
 land. Sec'y and Treas, Geo. liitchie Committee, C. Sawyer, M. B. 
 Dnly, W. Walsh, Jno B. Young, J. Foley. 
 
 Grand Division Sons op Temperance of Nova Scotia. — G. W. P., 
 Thos M. King. G. W. Associate, R. M. Barratt. G. Chaplain, Rev J. 
 A. Balcom. G. Scribe, Patk Monaghan. G. Treas, W. C. Bill. G. 
 Con(/uc<or, David Marshall. G. Sentinel, yfrnWiWiama. Annual Ses- 
 sion held at Halifax. 
 
 Halifax Catholic Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society. — 
 Prest, 3/Qv Thos W. Allen. Vice Ps, Thos Walsh, Jno Mooney. Treat, 
 Robt Conroy. Sec'y, Michl Austin. Asst. Sec'y, Jas Coughlin. Mar- 
 shal, Wm Roberts. Board of Management, ^nx Delaney, Jno Delaney, 
 Edw Fahie, Walter Dunn, Jno Frail, Tim. Cadigan, Wm. Fitzpatrick, 
 Wm Tierny, Jno Barry, Pierce Grice, Cornelius O'Brien. 
 
 Halifax Temperance Societjt — Instituted 1831. — Prest, W. C. Silver. 
 Vice Prest., Qeo G. Grey. Treas, Robt Noble. Sec'y, Jas Farquhar. 
 Committee, J. S. Thompson, >f . Herbert, £. Jost, A. K. DouU, A. Morton, 
 J. L. Whytal, G. Mathison, Judge Marshall. 
 
 Grand Lodge British Templars. — M. W. Chief, J. N. Freeman, 
 Liverpool, N. S.; M. W. Vice, P. H. Stewart, Toronto ; M. W. Sec'y, 
 
 E. N. Sharpe. Apohaqui, N. B. ; M. W. Treas, Wetmore, Clifton, 
 
 N. B. ; M. W. Lect, Rev Jas Scott, Ontario ; M. W. Conn., Miss I. 
 Flemming, Truro ; M. W. Fin., J. W. Falconer, Charlottetown ; M. 
 W. Recor., C. E. Church, Bridgewater; Chaplain, Rev Wm Patterson, 
 Ontario ; M. W. Mar., W. B. Huestis, Wallace ; M. W. D. Mar., 
 Miss Sharp, Apohaqui, N. B. ; M. W. I. G., A. M. Phillips, Smithfield, 
 Ontario ; M. W. O. J., Jas Gidley, Charlottetown ; M. W. P. Chief, 
 H. B. Mitchell, Chester. 
 
 COMPANIES. 
 
 Nova Scotia Electric Telegraph Company. — Directors at Halifax, 
 *E. D. Meynell (Prest), R. J. Hart, Jno Naylor, C. H. M. Black, Hon 
 Benjm. Wier. Sec'y and Treas., Chas. Twining. Local Directort — 
 Amherst, Hon. *R. B. Dickey; Antiffonish,*Vf. A. Henry: Arichat, 
 
 BROWN BROIHKRS & CO., Pruggista, Ordnance Squnre, KfJU 
 
Foolaeap, I^otter and Note r.tper: at It T. UUlll'S. 
 
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 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 121 
 
 Thos Bosdet; Barringlon, I. K. Wilson, m.d.: Bridgetown^ S. L. Morse; 
 Cape Canso, J. W. Bigelow; iJheiter, D. Evans; Canning, J. W. Bor- 
 den; i)t^6y, Chas Budd; Grui/sftorou^A, T. J. Cunningham; Liverpool, 
 Thos Patillo, J. O. Dewolf; Lunenburgh, Hon John Creighton; A*eu> 
 Olasgow, Jae W. Carmichael; Ragged Islands, Jno Locke; Shelburnef 
 Geo Snyder, M. d.; Wallace, A. McFarlane; Kentvilie, W. Ciiipman; 
 Weymouth, C. D. Jones; Wolfville, John W. Barss; Windsor, T, S. 
 Harding-; Sgdney^ Hon T. D. Archibald. 
 
 The Wkstkrn Union Teleqrapii Company, Proprietors and Lessees of 
 all the Telegraph lines in the United States and the Maratime Provinces, 
 from Port Huod to San Francisco, and connecting via Atlantic Cable and 
 Northern line with all the Telegraphs in the world. Capital 350,000,000. 
 Head Office, 146 Broadway, New Ifork. Prest, J. H. Wade. Vice P'», 
 N. Green, W. Orton, H. Sibley. Sec'y and Treas^ O. H. Palmer, Asst 
 Sec'y, W. H. Abel. General Engineer, Marshall Lefferts. SupVd, 
 Eastern Division, T. F. Eckhert. 
 
 Honorary Directors Atlantic Telegraph Company at Halifax, Wm 
 Canard, Thos. C. Kinnear. 
 
 The N. S. lines connect with those of N. B. at Sackville, and those of 
 Newfoundland at Plaister Cove. 
 
 JVova Scotia District, C.iief Office, 174 Hollis Street, Halifax. Su- 
 perintendent, Jesse Hoyt. Asst. Supt., A. *J. Hoyt. Cashier and 
 Auditor, Wm. H. Wiswell. Halifax Office, A. G. McDonald (Chief 
 Operator), Henry S. Hoyt (Operator), C. E. Harris (Recv. Clerky. 
 
 Lakk and R(veb Navigation Company. — Prest. Jas F. Avery m. d. 
 Directors, M. P. Black, Jno. Stairs. Sec^y and Manager, G. A. S. 
 Criuhton. 
 
 Nova Scotia Permanent Benefit Bcildino Society and Savings' 
 Fond. — Trustees, A. M. Uniacke. Wm. J. Almoa, m. d., and S. Selden. 
 Directors, John P. Mott {Prest), W. M. Harrington ( V. Prest), J. J. 
 Sawyer, Jas A. Moren, Hon Benjm Wier. Auditors, J. T. Wylde, Chas 
 Robson. Bankers, The Union Bank of Halifax. Solicitor, J. W. 
 Johnston jr. Surveyor, Duncan Grant. Sec'y and Treas, John W. 
 Burton. Office, No. 42 Bedford Rov. 
 
 Provincial Permanent Bitilding and Investment Society. — Trus- 
 tees, Jas Forman, Jer Northup, Wm J. Coleman. Directors, Wm 
 Roche (Prest), Chas D. Hunter ( F. P.), R. Cunningham, W. H. Pal- 
 lister, E. J. Lordly, Jas Woodill, Hon Alex'r Keith, S. L. Shannon, 
 Chas E Wiswell, G. A. S. Criehton, W. Myers Gray, Fred G. Wain- 
 wright — the first six form the Executive Committee. Solicitor, W. Myers 
 Gray. .Sec, J. Hunter Duvar. Suri*«yor, Jas McNutt. Office, Union 
 Murine Buildings, Bedford Row. 
 
 Halifax Temperance Hall Company. — Directors, 
 {Prest), Edward Jost, John Metzler, Jas. Farquhar, G. G. Gray, Robt. 
 Noble, Thos Wesley. Sec'y and Treas, H. G. Laurilliard. Keeper, 
 Saml Caldwell. 
 
 The Halifax Club. — Committee, Henry Pryor (Chairman), Hon M. 
 B. Almon, Hon E. Kenny, and Wm Cunard, ex-officio, and Edw Binney, 
 Robie Uniacke, M. B. Alraon, jr., W. Myers Gray, W. J. Lewis, m.d., L. 
 J. Morton, W. H. Creighton, -Geo C. Harvey, Jno T. Wylde, Geo B. 
 
 •Executive Committee. 
 
 Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps and Anklets, at Brown Brothers ^ Co. 
 
R. T. Nnn, Botkteller and Stationer, 1»B «rMTlUf itrtet. Haliflii. 
 
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 122 
 
 BELCHERS FARMERS 
 
 [1868. 
 
 Kenny, B. Vf. Salter, Jaa Thomson, P. C. Hill, Wm. Twining, J no 
 Duffus, jr ( Treas). Sec'y, Fred Allison. 
 
 Halifax Clcb Building Committsb. — Wm Cunard, A. 0. Jones, 
 James B. Duffus. 
 
 Industrial and Manitfaoturino Association of Nova Scotia. — 
 Pre$tt Andw MaoKinlay. V. P'; Jno Starr, W. S. Symonds. Sec'y, 
 
 F. L. Hoge. Cor »Scc'y, W. A. Johnston. Trea$, W. S. Moir. Com- 
 mittee, A. Pilsbury, Wm Fraser, Col. B. II. Hornsby, Alex Stevens, Jno 
 S. Maclean, C. H. M Black. 
 
 Halifax and Dartmouth Steamboat Company. — Prest, Hon. M. B. 
 Almon. Directors, Dominick Farrell, Jas W. Merkel, Dr. Parker, M. 
 
 G. Black (Sec'y). Auditors, Henry Yeomans, S. W. DeBlois. Agent 
 and Manager, Geo A. McKenzie. 
 
 Cheructo Marine Railway, DARTMOCtH — Directors, Hon BenJ^ 
 Wier {Prest.), Geo Esson, G. A. McKenzie Sec^y and T;-eo«., John T. 
 Wylde. Superintendent, E. Weston. 
 
 Strait of Canso Marine Railway Company. — Directors, Wm J. 
 Stairs {Prest), Vim. B. Hamilton, Peter Ros?, John S. McLean. Sec^y 
 and Treas., Henry N. Paint. 
 
 North Sydney Marine Railway Company. — Directors, Jas B- 
 Duffus {Prest), Hon T. D. Archibald, Wm J. Lewis, m. d., Hon Edw 
 Kenny, Wm Cunard. Sec'y and Treas, H. N. Paint. 
 
 Thb Aqadia Charcoal Iron Company, Londonderry. Manager, 
 E. A. Jone^. Head Office, New Church Street, Sheffield. Directors, 
 John Livesey (Managing Director), T. Jessop, W. A. Matthews, Wm. 
 Owen, C. Hall,, C. Tylden Wright, Alex. Beattie, M. d., H. W. Black- 
 bum, J. Hedley, C. Horseley, Col. John Bazalgette. Sec'y, G. Wilkin- 
 son. Bankers, Sheffield and Rothcrham Bank; London and Westmin- 
 ster Bank ; Bank of Nova Scotia. 
 
 Halifax Gas Company (Capital, £60,000). — Prest., Andw. Maokin- 
 lay. Directors, John Naylor, Hon. J. H. Anderson, John J. Sawyer, 
 Jas. Tremain, Jas. Donaldson, Geo Esson. 8ec''y, W. L. Bell. Mana- 
 ger, George Buist. Clerks, G. W. Jones, Fletcher £. Hennigar. 
 
 Nova-Scotia Ice Company. — Directors, Cathcart Thomson {Prest.), 
 J. M. Watson, D. Blackwood. 
 
 Acadia Powder Company. — Directors, Thos. Abbott {Prest.), L. J. 
 Morton, Geo Esson. 
 
 Nova Scotia Horticultural Society. — Directors, Jas F. Avery ,m.d. 
 (Prest), Stephen Tobin (T, P.), Geo C. Whidden, Andw Mitchell, W. 
 B. Hamilton, Chas S. Silver, Peter Ross. Treas and Sec'y, J. R. Willis. 
 Superintendent, James Huttort. 
 
 Halifax City Rail Road. — Manager, Wm D. O'Brien. Office, 
 Richmond Depot. Cars run Daily (Sunday excepted) between Richmond 
 Depot and Fresh Water Bridge, every quarter of an hour, from 6 A. M. 
 to 10 P.M.; and between Richmond Depot ^nd Spring Garden Road 
 every half hour from 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. 
 
 Halifax Library Committee. — H. C. D. Twining {Chairman), 
 S. W. Deblois ( V C), Edw Binney, John Naylor, W. C. Silver, J. W. 
 K. Johnston, Jas B. Oxley, Chas Twining. Treas, A. Harshaw. 8e(;'y 
 and Librarian, Chas Creed. 
 
 Merchants' Exohanqb and Readinq Room— No. 158 Uollis Stkoet — 
 Chas. M. Creed, Proprietor and Superintendent. 
 Block House Coal Mining Company — {Cow Bay, Cape Bretpn). — 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS & CO., Druggists, Ordnance Square, Haliftix 
 
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 et, Haiinix. 
 
 [1868. 
 
 'wining, J no 
 
 A. 0. Jones, 
 
 A Scotia. — 
 mdg. Sec'y, 
 Moir. Com- 
 Btevens, Jno 
 
 , Hon. M. B. 
 . Parker, M. 
 Uois. Jlgent 
 
 Hon Benj^ 
 ea«.,JohnT. 
 
 tors, Wm J. 
 jean. Sec^y 
 
 tort, Jas 3. 
 •., Hon £dw 
 
 Manager, 
 Directors, 
 tthews, Wm. 
 ;. W. Black- 
 , G. Wilkin- 
 id Westmin- 
 
 Iw. Maokin- 
 J. Sawyer, 
 ill. Mana- 
 ger. 
 >n {Prest.), 
 
 rest.), L. J. 
 
 Avery ,M.D. 
 itchell, W. 
 r. R. Willis. 
 
 kn. OiSee, 
 
 Richmond 
 
 )m 6 A. M. 
 
 krden Road 
 
 hairman), 
 ver, J. W. 
 w. Seq^y 
 
 a Sti-oet — 
 
 iretpn)- — 
 
 HaliiVix 
 
 Ledg«ra Journala, Dtj and Gaih Booki, fti R. T. MUIB'S. 
 
 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 123 
 
 Capital, 10,000 sharea of $100 each. Prest., Hon D. P. Ingraham. 
 V.'P,, Louis J. Belloni. Sec'y and Treas,D. B. Kieler, jr. Jlgent at 
 Halifax for Nova Sootla, J. C. Allison. 
 
 Little Glace Bay Coal Mining Company — Little Glace Bay, Cape 
 Breton— Capital 6000 Shares of $100 efic\i.— Directors, Jas A. Moren 
 (Prest.), Estes Howe, Edw. P. Archbold, Henry B. Paulin, Jas R. 
 Lithgow, Peter Lynoh. Treas and Clerk, E. P. Archbold. Auditors, 
 G. A. S. Crichton, Jno Stairs. 
 
 Clyde Coal and Mimnq Company. — Big Glace Bay, Cape Breton. 
 — Capital 10,000 shares of i(f 100 each. — Prest., Jervis Langdon. V. P., 
 Alex. CampbeU. Treas., S. W. Barnard. Sec'y, Thos. H. Caufield. 
 Agent, Halifax, W. M. Harrington. 
 
 Caledonia Coal Mining Company — Big Glace Bay, Cape Breton. 
 —Capital, 10,000 shares of f 100 each. 
 
 GowBiE Coal Mining Company — Cow Bay, Cape Breton. — Prest., 
 Hon. T. D. Archibald. Sec'y at Halifax, M. B. Almon, jr. 
 
 Victoria Coal Mining Company. — Low Point, Sydney, C. B. — 
 Proprietors, Fraser, Paint & Co. and Hugh E. Ross. 
 
 Nova Scotia Salt Works and Exploration Compant. — Directors, 
 Hon Benjm Wier {Chairman), Patk Power, W. J. Fraser, C. H. M. 
 Blaek, Jno Silver. Manager, Josiah Deacon. Sec^y and Treat, £. D. 
 Meynell. 
 
 Doo, PiGBd» AND Poultry Club. — Patron, Sir W. F. Williams, Bt. 
 Committee, Capt L'Estrange, R. A. (Prest), J. M. Jones ( V. P.), Lt.- 
 CoL Tidd, Geo Drillio, J. H. Duvar (Sfc'y), R. A. Brehm, J. H. Gillett, 
 47th Begt, M. £. Crofton, 4th Begt, Henry Piers, Alex McFarlane, 
 Professor Lawson, C. £. Stewart, Jno Hosterman, JnO T. Compton, Fred 
 Blttiklock, M. G. Black (Treas). 
 
 !. 
 
 MARINE, FIRE AND LIFt INSURANCE COMPANIES 
 AND AGENCIES AT HALIFAX. 
 
 Nova Scotia Marine Insurance Company.— Capital, £40,000. Prest, 
 Wm Pryor. Directors, J. T. Twining, Alfred G. Jones, Jno S. Maclean, 
 Wm B. Fairbanks, Andw Mitchell, Geo P. Mitchell. Auditors^J. W. 
 Merkel, J. C. W. Wilkie. Broker, Henry Yeomans, Bedford Row. 
 
 Union Marine Imburancb Company or Nova Scotia.— Capital, 
 £40,000. Pres\ Wm Roche. Directors, Jas A. Moren, Jno U. Ross, 
 Jno T. Wainwright, Thos C Kinnear, Nat L. West, Hon Bcnj Wier, John 
 Gibson, Jas W. Merkel, W. B. Hamilton, C. H. M. Black, B. W. Salter, 
 John P. Mott. Auditors, John Watt, Edw Pryor. Sec*y, G. Robie 
 Dimock — Office, Bedford Row. 
 
 Merchants' Marine Insurance Association. — Diiectors, Robt Boak 
 (Prest), Jairus Hart ( F. P.), Wm J. Stairs, Geo H. Starr, Wm p. West, 
 Daniel Cronan, John T. Wylde. Sec'y, Chas W. Wright. Office Prince 
 Street. 
 
 Provincial Marine Insurance Company of Canada. — Capital, 
 £600,000, Agent, George C. Whidden, £»rince Street 
 
 Harmony FireI and Marine InsuAancb Company op New York. — 
 Capital $500,000. Agent, J. W. Johnston, jr, 18 Bedford Row. 
 
 Halifax Fire Insurance Company. — Capital, £60,000. Directors, 
 A. M. Uniacke (Prest), Chias Twining (V. Prest), Jno W. Young, Johii 
 
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 Gibson, Wm Mockay, Jno P. Mott, Robt Noble. Scc'y and TreoB, 
 Richard Tremain, 64 liedfurd Row. 
 
 Acadia Fikk Insuranck Company. — Capital, X100,000. Diteclort, 
 Jno Tobin (Prest), Robt Boak, jr., Jas A. Moren, Wm Finlay, Jno' 
 DutfuB, A. G. Jones, Wm J. Coleman. Scc'y, Jno H. darvey, Prince 
 Street. 
 
 Secijbity Fire A99t;rancb Company (Capital, 81,600,000); Lamau 
 FiRK Insurance Company (Capii.^, $300,000), of New York. Jlyent, 
 Geo C. W hidden. Prince Street. 
 
 Imperial Fire Inslkance Company of London. — Capitfll £1,600,000 
 sterling. Jiyent, Wm A. Henry, office Province Building. 
 
 PiicENix FiHE Insurance Company op London. — ^yent, Wm Hare, 
 Lower Water Street. 
 
 North British and Mercantile Fire and Life Insuranck Company. 
 —Capital, £2,000,000 sterling. Affent, Henry Pryor, Office, City Court 
 House. 
 
 Queen Fibk and Life Insurance Company of Liverpool, G. B. — 
 Capital, £2,000,000 sterling. Ayent, Stephen Tobin. Office, head of 
 Tobin's Wharf, Upper Water Street. 
 
 Royal Fire and Life Insurance Company of Liverpool, G. B. — 
 Capital, £2,000,000 steeling. Ayent, Hugh Hartshorne, Bedford Row. 
 
 Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life Insurance Com- 
 pany. -Capital, £8,000,000 sterling. Agent, J. C. Allison, Central 
 Wharf. 
 
 London and Lancashire Fibe and Life Insurance Company. — 
 Capital— Fire, £1 ,000,000; Life Company, £100,000. Ayent ^ Alex W. 
 Scott, 27 Bedford Row. 
 
 Lancashire Fire and Life Insurance Company. — Capital, £2,000- 
 000 — of London. Ayent, Jas W. Johnston, jr, 18 Bedford Row. 
 
 Canada Life Assurance Company. — Hamilton, Ontario. — Capital, 
 111, 700,000. Ayent, M. B. Almon, jr. 
 
 Mutual Life Insurance Company or New York. — Cash assets, 
 $16,000,000. Ayent, George C. Whidden, Prince Street. 
 
 Standard Life Assurance Company. — Annual Revenue, £650,000. 
 Secretary and Ayent for JVova Scotia, M. H. Richey, HoUia Street. 
 
 Stab Life Assurance Society of London. — Capital, £100,000, 
 sterling. Ayent, Martin G. Black, Halifax Bank. 
 
 International Life Assurance Society of London. — Capital £500,- 
 000. Manayer and Ayent, Aylwin Creighton, Upper Water Street. 
 
 Pelican Life Assurance Company op London. — Ayent, Wm. Hare, 
 Lower Water Street. 
 
 Life Association of Scotland, — Annual Income, £248,000 stg. 
 Secretary, Jno. H. Harvey, Prince Street. 
 
 Connecticut Mutual Life Assurance Company of Hartford; and 
 Eaole Life Assurance Company op London. Agent, Alex W. Scott, 
 27 Bedford Row. 
 
 Union Mutual Life Insurance Cobipany of Maine. — Capital $100,- 
 000. Ayentt, Huse & Lowell. 
 
 European Life and Guarantee Assurance Society of Londos, 
 Edinburgh and Montreal.— Capital, £1,000,000 sterling. Ayent, W. 
 Myers Gray, 139 HoUis Street. 
 
 The Travellers' Life and Accident Insurance Company of Hart- 
 ford, Conn. — General Ayent for A'bva Sco/ia, Joseph Starr, HoUis 
 Street. 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
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 HALIFAX BANKING COMPANY. [Established 1825.] 
 Wm Pryor {Prest), N. T. Hill, Brenton H. Collins, P. Carteret 
 Hill. Cashier, and Accountant, Jas C. W. Wilkie. Tellert, M. G. 
 Black, Sam'l H. Black. Clerk, Jaa C. Wilkie. Mest'gr, H. Hamilton. 
 Discount days — Monday and Thursday. 
 
 BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA. [Established 1832.] 
 Capital ^500,000, paid up. 
 Directors: Hon M. B. Almon (Prest), Hon J H. Anderson, Daniel 
 Cronan, James Donaldson, William Hare, ffon Alex Keith, Andw Mao- 
 kinlay, Jas Tremain, Andw M. Unlacko. Cashier, JAmea Forwt>n. Ac- 
 countant, Ja« C. Mackintosh. Tellers, T. P. Siud J, Thos Cl(>y. Clerk, 
 Thos W. Johns. Messenger, Geo Anderson. Agents. — Pictau, las 
 Primrose; Farwou/A, Jas Murray, jr; JVew G/us^/ou;, Jas W.Carmiclxael. 
 Discount days— every week day except Saturday. 
 
 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. 
 (Established 1836. Capital £1,000,000 Sterling.) 
 Head office, London. Sec^y, Chas MoNab. Head office in the Colo- 
 nies, Great St. James Street, Montreal, C. E. General Manager, Thos 
 Paton. Inspector, A. McKinlay. 
 
 Halifax Beanch. — Manager, Jas QoMie. Local Directors, Hon 
 Jas MoNab, J. B. Bland, S. N. Binney. Accountant, Alex S. Finnic. 
 Teller, J. B. Bland, jr. Clerks, David Skirving, John Smith. Mes- 
 senger, John Roxby. Discount days — Wednesday and Saturday. 
 
 UNION BANK OP HALIFAX. [Established 1856.] 
 Capital £250,000. !5i400,000 paid up. 
 Directors, Jas A. Moren (Prest), Robt Boak, jr., Martin P. Black, 
 John Gibson, R. I. Hart, Wra J. Stairs, Wm P. West. Cashier, W. 
 Sawers Stirling. Account 'nt, H. Y. Clarke. Teller, E. H. Reeves. 
 Clerk, J. B. Ditmars. Messenger, Thos Skinner. Discount days — 
 every week day except Saturday. 
 
 MERCHANTS' BANK. [Established 1864.] 
 
 Jas W. Merkel (Pres/), Hon Edw Kenny, Thos C. Kinnear, John 
 Dufifus, Wm Cunard, John Tobin, Geo P. Mitchell, Jeremiah Northup. 
 Cashier, George McLean. Tellers, Henry Romans, Cyril Fraucklyn. 
 Messenger, Dak\id Hood. Discount days — every week day except Satur- 
 day. 
 
 PEOPLE'S BANK OF HALIFAX. [Established 1864.] 
 Capital $400,000, paid up. 
 
 Directors, Geo H. Starr (P;gs/), Jas Cochran, Wm J. Coleman, N. 
 L West, John W. Young, Hon Benjm Wier, R. W. Fraser. Cashier, 
 Peter Jack. Teller, R. T. Braine. Accountant, Jas S. Macdonald. 
 Clerkt Syd Howe. Messenger, 6. H. Wiswell. Discount days — every 
 week day except Saturday. Agents — Wolfville, Jno W. Barss ; JVew 
 Olasgowt Jas Fraser, jr. 
 
 O^ The hours of business at the above Banks are from 10 A. M., to 
 3 P. M., except on Saturdays, when they close at 12, noon. 
 
 .!j ! i ' PRO VIJfCIAL SAVINGS BANK. 
 
 This Bank is kept at the Receiver General's Office, in the Province 
 Building. Hours of attendance, from 10 to 3 o'clock. 
 
 Director, the Receiver General. Cashier, .John R. Wallace. 
 
 
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 EXPLANATION OF SIGNALS. 
 
 Made on the Skip Stqfut Citadel Hill, wh«n vetielt art seen from the 
 
 Citadel or reported from aw outpoti. 
 For 1 square rigged vessel, 2 balls cujse up, one on the outer bsUivd 
 and one on the inner halliard. 
 '* 2 Do. 1 ball hoisted on the outer halliard, and one close up on the 
 
 inner halliard. 
 " 8 Do. 2 balls close up, one out and one in. 
 " 4 Do. 2 balls separated, and 1 close up on the inner hclliard. 
 *' 5 Do. a pendant of any colour on the outer halliard, and onc^ ball 
 
 clo|M up inside. 
 ** 6 Do. a pendant under a ball close up on the outer halliard, and a 
 
 ball at the inner halliard close up. 
 ** 7 Do. a pendant over a ball close up on the outer halliard, and a 
 
 ball clone up on the inner halliard. 
 ** 8 Do. a pendant under two balls close on the outer halliard, with a 
 
 ball olpse up on the inifer halliard. 
 ** 9 Do. a pendant between two balls close up on the outer halliard, 
 
 with a ball close up on the inner halliard. 
 ** 10 Do. a flag of any colour close up on the outer halliard, with a ball 
 
 close up on the inner halliard. 
 The above balls, &c., are hoisted at the east or west yard arm, accord- 
 ing to the quarter the vessel first appears in. 
 
 When sailing vessels are reported from an outpost, the following sig- 
 nals are made on the lower yard, now used exclusively for sailing vessels, 
 as repeats : — 
 
 For a square rigged vessel, two balls of a sixe, one at the outer, the 
 other at the inner halliard, close up. 
 
 A Ship, a large ball at the end of the yard, with a small one at the 
 inner halliard. 
 
 A Barque, a large do. at the end, with a small one dropped at the in- 
 ner halliard. 
 
 A Brig, a small ball at the end of the yard, and a large one at the in- 
 ner halliard. 
 
 A Brigaptine, a cross close up at the out^r halliard. Two or more 
 do., a cross half hoisted. 
 A topsail Schooner, a cross close up . i the inner halliard. 
 The upper yard of the Ship Staff is used solely to designate Steam 
 Vessels, thus : — 
 
 Two large balls close up, one at the outer and the other at the inner 
 halliard, £. or W., a Steamer reported in that quarter. 
 
 A small ball at the outer, and a large one at the inner halliard, a 
 second class Packet or Merchant Steamer. 
 
 A large ball at the outer, and a small one at the inner halliard, a 
 M^-of-War Steamer, or Boyal Mail Steamer, or large Merchant 
 Steamer. 
 
 Two lanterns, one red and the other white, are hoisted at night to de- 
 note a Steamer reported. 
 
 The red lantern is always shown at the end of the yard arm, and the 
 white one at the inner halliard, £. or W,. according to the quarter the 
 Steamer is reported in. 
 Numbers are indicated the same as on the lower yard. 
 When the description of vessel is ascertained, the following descriptive 
 colours will be hoisted at the mast head : 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
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 A Union Jack — a Flag Ship. 
 
 Man-of-war Bcrow Steamer, a white pendant with a blue ball in the 
 centre, over the Union Jack. 
 
 Man-of-war Paddle Steamer, a white pendant with a blue ball in the 
 eentre, under the Union Jack. 
 
 A red Flag pierced white, Royal Mail Steam Packet from En^^iand. 
 
 A blue and rod Flag orosBcd white, do. from Boston. 
 
 A white and blue Pendant, do. from St. Johns, Nfld. 
 
 A white and red Pendant, do. from Bermuda. 
 
 A blue Pendant — a Ship. 
 
 A blue and white Pendant — a^Barque. 
 
 A red Pendant — a Brig. 
 
 A red and white Pendant— a Brigantine. 
 
 A white Pendant — a Sloop jr Schooner. 
 
 A blue and white Flag horizontally divided — a Foreign or Neutral 
 "'eet. 
 
 A white and blue Flag vertically divided — a Foreign or Neutral Man- 
 of-war. 
 
 A Hue Flag — a Foreign or Neutral Merchantman. 
 
 A red Flag — an Enemy's Merchantman. 
 
 A red, white and blue Flag, red next the mast — Enemy's Fleet. 
 
 A blue, red and white Flag, red next the mast, under Steamer's sig- 
 nal, a French Man-of-war. 
 
 American Flag (Stara and Stripes) under Steamer's signal, American 
 Man-of-war. 
 
 When an English Packet arrives between evening and moiling gun- 
 fire, a red triangular flag will be kept flying at the mast head from seven 
 till eight o'clock. 
 
 MERCHANTS' PRIVATE SIGNALS— Poet op Halifax. 
 
 RED— Jas 0. A. Creighton ^- Son, a red Flag, crossed white diagonally. 
 
 Robert Noble & Sons, do. centre a white N. 
 
 Thomas S. Tobin, do. crossed white. 
 
 Thomas Bolton, a red and white do, red uppermost. i 
 
 G. C. Harvey, a red and blue do., crossed white. 
 
 Maclean, Campbell & Co., a red, white and red do., red uppermost. 
 
 Duflus 4r Co., a red blue and white do., meeting at a point in the 
 centre, blue next the mast, white at the end, red top and 
 bottom. 
 
 J. T. Wainwright Sr Co., a red, white and blue do., red and white 
 next the mast, red uppermost, blue at the end, 
 
 T. A. S. DeWolf & Son, a red and white do., red uppermost, with 
 a red and white ball in the centre, the red half on the 
 white and the white half on the red, 
 . Young, Hart Sf Co., a red and white do , striped horizontally, 
 : / with a blue star in the centre. 
 
 J. M. Watson 4* Co., a red, white and blue Flag, divided diago- 
 nally, red uppermost, with a red star on the white. 
 
 Lawson, Harrington & Co., a red and yellow fiag striped hori- 
 zontally 
 
 Daniel Cronan, a red and white Burgee, white next the mast. 
 
 Simon F. Barss, a red do., with a white St. George's cross. 
 
 Preseriptions carefully dispensed by Bbowk BsoTanu ^ Co. 
 
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 centre a red star, bor- 
 
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 white next the mast. 
 ., checkered. 
 
 WHITE — Wm Stairs, Son & Morrow, a white Flag, centre a blue square. 
 James A. Moren, do. bordered red. 
 
 John B. Fay, do. 
 
 a small blue star in each corner. 
 Salter & Twining, do. 
 
 R. J. 4- W. Hart, do. 
 
 Edwd C. Twining, do. 
 
 Albro, Son & Co., do. 
 
 T. C. Kinnear & Co., do. 
 
 dered red top and bottom. 
 £. Lawson if Sons, do 
 
 Black, Bros. & Co., a white and blue do., 
 Bauld, Gibson &. Co., a white and red go, 
 George H. Starr & Co., a white Burgee. 
 BLUE — S. Cunard *t Co., a blue Flag, centre a white star. 
 
 Wm Pryor & Sons, a blue and white do., blue uppermost. 
 Wm B. Hamilton & Co., a blue, white and blue do., blue upper- 
 most. 
 Wra Hare, a blue and rel do., crossed white, blue next the mast. 
 Benjm Wier & Co., a blue, rsd and white checkered Flag. 
 Henry Yeomans, a blue and white do., blue next the mast. 
 C. D. Hunter & Co., a blue, white and I'ed do., blue next the 
 
 mast 
 N. L. & J. T. West, a blue Burgee, centre a white star. 
 Geo P. Mitchell & Son, a blu« and white do., blue uppermost. 
 Oxley ^ Co., a blue and red do., red uppermost. 
 Wm H. Creighton, a blue and white do., white next the mast. 
 J. J. Breraner, a blue do., crossed white. 
 J. Norman Harvey, a blue do., with a white H. 
 J. F. Phelan, a blue, white, blue and white do., blue next the 
 
 mast. 
 Custom House, a blue Flag, Union Jack in the upper corner, a 
 
 Crown in the centre, with a white C and H below it. 
 Royal Hal'fax Yacht Club.:— 
 Ensign — Blae. 
 
 Cotnnodore — Blue Burgee, centre a gold crown. 
 Vice Commodore — Blue Burgee, centre a gold crown, with a white 
 
 ball in the upper corner. 
 Captain — Blue Burgee, centre a'gold crown, with two white balls 
 
 in the upper corner. 
 Club Burgee — Bluo, with the Provincial Flag in the upper corner. 
 
 DARTMOUTH. 
 
 Mechanics' Institutb. — Trustees, Henry Elliott, David Falconer, 
 Maurice Downey, T. B. Desbrisay, m. d. Prest, J. W. Johnston, jr. 
 Vice Prests, Alex James, Henry Elliott. Committee, Patk Fuller, Nath 
 Russell, Jos Austen. Sec'y, D. McLean. 
 
 AoRiCDLTURAii SociETT. — Prest., Mlchacl Tobin. Vice Prcsis., Alex 
 Kuhn, Peter McNab. Sec'y, Thos Sliort. Treasurer, Andw Tulloch. 
 Directors, Peter McMab, jr, Alex Farquharson, Charles Bissett, Wm 
 Lawlor, Robt Settle. 
 
 Trustees Dartmouth Common. — Paul Farrell, Jas W. Turner. 
 
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 BROWN BROTHERS ^' CO., Druggists, Ordnanc* Square, Halifax. 
 
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 a blue square. 
 
 red. 
 
 blue star with 
 
 ed diagonally. 
 
 red diamond. 
 
 red ball. 
 
 blue. 
 
 red star, bor- 
 
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 :t the mast. 
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 irmost. 
 
 )., blue upper- 
 
 aext the mast, 
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 Bissett, Wm 
 
 L'urner. 
 ire, Halifax, 
 
 FurtmouaieB, I'ursci, Jewelry, &c., at K. T. MUIR'S. 
 
 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 129 
 
 Healtu Waedens. — Geo Connors, Alex James, Geo Wilson. Health 
 Inspector, Rich'd Bishop. Board of Health, Patk Fuller, Geo Sbiels, 
 W. H. Weeks, M. D., Paul Farrell, Jas Lawlor, Thos A. Hyde, Nath 
 Russell. 
 
 OvKusEEEs OP PooE. — Nath Russell, D. Farrell, Jas E. Lawlor, Patk 
 Fuller, Edwd Hoyne. Sec'y, D. G. Farrell. 
 
 CiiEEKs OF Maekets. — D. G. Farrell, E. M. Walker. 
 
 FiEE Wardens. — Dominick Farrell {Chairman), Gfo A. McKenzie, 
 Wm Elliott. 
 
 FiEE Engine Company. — M. Downey (Captain), Geo Connors, Jno 
 R. Graham, W. Glendinning, W. T. Murray, Jno W. Bishop, Jno Gra- 
 ham, Edwd Young, Henry Home, Jas Settle, Wm Whebby, Richd Edge- 
 corab, H. Walker, Jno Walker, Jno OrmoUi Robt Robb, Benjm Graham, 
 Thos Gentles, jr., D. G. Farrell (Sec'w). 
 
 AxE Company. — Henry Watt (Ca/j^. Thos Elliot, Parker Moulin, 
 Luke Manning. 
 
 PoucE Magisteates. — Nath Russell, Patrick Fuller and Geo Shiels. 
 Police Constable, Fuchard Bishop. Town Clerk, D. McLean. 
 
 Way Office Keeper. — Luther Sterns Weigher of Hay and Straw, 
 D..G. Farrell. Constables, Jno Donovan, Jno Preeper, David Vaughan, 
 jr., David Conrod. 
 
 COMMISSIONEES OF StBEETS AND TRUSTEES OF WaTEE LoTS. — P. FuUcr, 
 
 Geo Connors, Henry Elliott. 
 
 Trustees of Dartmouth Public Schools. — N. Russell, D. Farrell 
 iSec'y), Geo Wilson. 
 
 Dartmouth Curling Club. — Prest., G. Nichols. Vice Prcst., D. 
 Waddle. Rep. members, G. Nichols, Jas Greig. Chaplain, Rev Geo 
 E. W. Morris. Treas.and Sec'y, Jno Brander. Com mi'We€,R. Waddle, 
 W. Robertson. . 
 
 WESTERN CIRCUIT. 
 
 COUNTY OF KINGS. 
 
 High Sheriff, John M. Caldwell; Coroners, Jon Borden, m.d.. Holmes 
 Marsters, m. d., C. C. Hamilton, m. d., Stephen Dodge, m. d., Geo Best, 
 Jas S. Miller, m. d., Geo Hamilton, Harris 0. McLatchey, m. d., Gilbert 
 Fowler, Henry Lovett, Gideon Cogswell, Wm H. West, Henrie Shaw, 
 M.D., Mapon Sheffield, m.d., Thos Wm Harris. 
 
 JVotaries Public, the Barristers of the Supreme Court, and John W. 
 Barss, Thcs L. DeWolf, Jos R. Hea, d.c.l. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Kentville on the first Tuesday of June, and 
 second Tuesday of October. Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown, 
 Henry Lovett. 
 
 Cnmm^rs for giving Relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking Affi- 
 davits to hold to Bail, Jno F. Hutchinson, Hugh L. Dickey, Seth Bur- 
 gess, Mayhew Beckwith, Thos B. Campbell, Hon Caleb R. Bill, Rich 
 Starr, Wm Crane, Wm H. Chipman, Caleb H. Rand, Benjm H. Calkin. 
 Winkworth Chipman, Wm Eat^o, Thos L. Dewolf, Jas P. Cunningham, 
 Geo Hamilton, Geo F. Robinson, Geo Dodge. 
 
 Geneial Sessions of the Peace held at Kentville onthe last Tues-lay of 
 April, and last Tuesday of October. 
 
 Justices of the Peace— Hugh L. Dickey (C«3/o«), Jas N. (!rane, Caleb 
 
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 H. Rand, Hon Sam'l Chipman, Seth Burgess, Hon Caleb R. Bill, Edm 
 Palmer, Geo Lookwood, Richard Starr, Jno F. Hutchinson, Mayhew 
 Beokwith, Alex Patterson, Wm Miller, Fairfield Smith, Edw P. Borden, 
 Jas W. Harris, Jos Crane, Ward Eaton, Patk D. Scanlan, Arch Walker, 
 Wm Woodworth, Jno 0. Pineo, Gideon Cogswell, David Ells, Peter 
 Wickwire, David Davidson, Jas Eaton Amos Sheffield, G. D. Woodworth, 
 Ebenezer Bigelow, Richd W. Kidston, Jas Griffin, Jno H. Cox, Jno Jac- 
 qpies, Irad Benjamin, Russell Coldwell, Thofl Bergin, David Skinner, Jas 
 L. Armstrong, Levi W. Eaton, Jno Fisher, Elias Calkin, JacoD Lockhart, 
 Ch«s Eaton, Winckworth Chiptoati, Abraham Newcomb, Zebulon Neily, 
 Sydney Welton, Wm A. Tuppei", David Huntley, Jno W. Rusco, Jno W. 
 Borden, Benjm H. Calk5«, Jn<? U, Boles, Jno Kirkpatriok, Wm W. Pat- 
 terson, Wm H. Lyons, Wm Rhodes, Edw J. Ross, Jno P. Sanders, Thos 
 
 A. Wilson, Levi C. Woodworth, Jos Chase, Jas Bligh, Isaac H. Newcomb, 
 Jno Vaughan, Hiram Borden, Cyrus Johnston, Thos Quigley, Wm 
 Davidson, Wm J. Wallace, Augustin A. Pineo, Geo F. Robinson, Edw 
 Hamilton, Geo McGrlgor, Wm Crane, Jas Leard, jr., Jno Porter, Joshua 
 Reid, Jno M. Parker, Chas C. Hamilton, m. u., Edwin Parker, C. H. 
 Belcher, Nathan W. Fish«r. Geo Kinsman, Chas Hall, Henry LoVett, 
 Jas B. Rockwell, Enoch A. Forsyth, Robt W. Beokwith, Geo ArmitroB|f, 
 jr., Isaac Hamilton, Geo W. Fisher, Robt J. Lyons, Jno H. ^latke, Jateob 
 M. Rifsco, Jno A. ChipHiMi, Wm B. Ward^ Leonard Fitch, Jno H. Miner, 
 Benjm B. Woodworth, Jno P. Lyons, Enoch West, Benjn. P. Weaver, 
 Edw C. Foster, Geo Dodge, Geo MarateM, Wifi L Fuller, Jno W. Barss, 
 Chas Dickie, Geo Harvey, Geo N. Fuller, Wm J. Magee, Obed Benjaminj 
 David B. Newcomb, Henry White, Jno Belcher, Jno E. Ells, Geo Hamil- 
 tMi, Chas Best, Thoa Farnsworth, Edw Harris, Andw Dwight Dewolf, 
 Jno Graves. Richd D. West, Thos Li Dewolf, Wm Bowles, Amos Black, 
 Thos Hancock, Henry Pineo, Jos D. Davidson, Ansel T. Baker, Garland 
 Cox, David R Huntley, Jos B. Davidson, Elisha Schofield, Leonard Por- 
 ter, Leonard J. Ilsley Jno Lament, jr., Wra C. Bill, Handley C. ShafFner, 
 Abrah. G. Marsters, Eliakim Tupper, Jno S. Neweomb, Henry L. Baker, 
 Elisha Schofield, Wm N. Newcomb, Amos Baxter, Jos R. Hea, d.c.l., Mar- 
 tin L. Cleaveland, Geo C. Pineo, Jno A< Beckwith, Edw M . Margeson, Moses 
 Brown, Jas Martin, Saml M. Warner, David H. Clarke, Jas Doyle, Jno 
 Tobin^ Jno 0. Morse, Edw Redmond, Jas E. Lyons, Jas P. Cunningham, 
 Ildwin Rand, Samuel S^ Robinson, Wm A. Porter, Geo L. Jess, Wm H. 
 Woodward, Wm S. West, Jas E. Rand, Thos Craig, Leander Rand, Edw 
 R. Bishop, Jas P. Johnston, Gideon Power, Oliver Woodv. orth, Thos 
 Handler Chute, Jas Tupper. Jer Bligh, Leander Eaton, D. Harris New- 
 comb, Jno L. Wickwire, Thos Tuzo, Jos Starratt, Danl M. Illsley, David E. 
 Ross. Thos B. Harris, Chas D. Randall, Robt Ells, Wm H. Skinner, Chas 
 
 B. Northup, Eilwin Harris, Wm R. Minnis, Jas S. Witter, Jas T. Ham- 
 ilton, Jno N. Coleman, Gilbert Fowler, David R. Eaton, Jno Casey, Jno 
 W* Margeson, Edw Moren, Henry G. Bill, Leveret DeV. Chipman, D. 
 D. Davidson, Wm S. Sharpe, Obadiah Newcomb, W. Warner, Jno S. 
 Belcher, Jehial D. Pineo. Clerk of the Peace and License^ Leveret 
 DeV. Chipman. 
 
 Court of Probate. — Jvnlgf, Geo A. Blan^hard; Registrar, Henry 
 Lovett ; Registrar of Deeds, Thos B. Campbell JDep. Postmasters — 
 Kentville, Geo Calkin ; Canning, H. A. Borden ; Lower Horton, J. 
 W. Hennigar ; Wolfville, Geo V. Rand ; Aylesford, Thos R. Harris ; 
 Berwick, J. M. Parker. Collars of Colonial and Liijht Duties and 
 
 BROWN BROTHfiRS ^ CO., Druggists, OrdnanoeBqUAre.HaH^. 
 
street. 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
 131 
 
 Controllers of Customs and JVavigation Laws — Canning, Ebeneoer 
 Rand; Norton, Edwin DeWolf; Canady Creek, Cornelius V. Aawding; 
 French Cross, IBiOht Farnsworth; Harbourville, Henry Morris Seiz- 
 ing Oficers, Abraham Ogilvy, Geo Lockwood, Elijah Rockwell, Sunon 
 N. Porter, fiurveyors of Shipping, Edwd Lookwood, CorueliuB V. 
 Rawding. 
 
 Cor^mWs of Schools, Hugh L. Dickey, Ed v L. Brown, m.d., W. Henry 
 Chipman, Tlios Farnsworth, Holmes E. Marstu"^, Jno N. Bowles, Jos 
 B. Hei|, D.c.ii., Winckworth Chipman, Benjm H. Calkin, Tboy Wm Har- 
 ris, Jipo Foster, Amos Blaok, Ansel T. Baker, Geo W. Fisher, Jas E. 
 Raod, Wra Eaton, E. A. Moran, D. Rupert Eaton, Thos R. Harris, 
 Silas] Tuppor, Benjm Kinsman, Jon Borden, m.d., Arnold S. Burbidge, 
 Russell Caldwell, Adolphus Bishop, Aug A. Pineo, Jas Lyons, M. L. 
 Newcomb, Leonard N. Ilsley, Thos R. Ilsley, Cha« Eaton, Jas A. CahiU, 
 Henry L. Baker, Abr Ells, Jno S. Newcomb, Wm C. Bill. Dep. Land 
 Surveyors, E. E. Armstrong, Jas Leard, Geo Neily 8d. Health Officers, 
 J. S. Miller, M.D., C. C. Haprilton, m.d.. Holmes Marsters, m.d., Andw 
 DeW. Barss, m. d., M. E. Balcom, m.d., Harris D. McLatcfay, M. D. 
 Board of Health, Kenrie Shaw, m.d., Chas C. Hamilton, m.d., W. C. Bill, 
 Geo W- Fisher, Gilbert Fowler, Wra Crane. Trustees School Lands, 
 Horton, Thos Wm Harris, Wm Stewart, Jae S. Morse. Trustees Pub- 
 lic Buildings and Lanis, T. W. Harris, Winckworth Chipman, Wm H. 
 Chipman. Co. Treasurer, Danl Moore. Town Clerk — Cornwallis, 
 Ward Eaton ; Horton, Jas P. Johnson ; Aylesford, Parker Spurr. 
 Agent PeopWs Bank. — Jno. W. B&rss, Wolfville. Minas Marine In- 
 surance Company. — Prest., J. W. Barss. Directors, Jno. L. Brown, 
 D. Rupert Eaton, Ceo E. Forsyth, Geo Harvey. Sec'y and Treas, J. 
 R. Hea, d.c.l. 
 
 COUNTY OF DIGBY. 
 
 High Sheriff, John K. Viets. Coroners, Jno Ward, E. J. Budd, 
 Robt Stephens, m. d., Edw H. Oakes, Lemuel Morehouse, Anselm M. 
 
 ComeAu,jr., Chas Everett, Chas E. Payson, McLellan, m.d., Henry 
 
 C. Seabins 
 
 Supreme Court held at Digby on the second Tuesday of June, and at 
 Clare on the last Tuesday of September. Prothonotary and Clerk of the 
 Crown, Wm B. Stewart, 
 
 Comm^rs for giving Relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking 
 Affidavits to hold to Bail, Jno Robinson, Chas Budd, Edw Hegan, Edw 
 R. Timpany. Jno Donnegan, Edw M. MarshaU, Louis J. Bourque, 
 Basil A. Robichau, Charlton Sabean, Jos Bancroft, Holland £. Payson, 
 Jno Hogan, Colin Campbell, senr. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Clare on the last Tuesday of 
 April, and at Digby on the first Tuesday of November. 
 
 Justices of the Peace. — Chas Budd {Custos, Digby Dis), Jno Robinson, 
 Colin Campbell, Jno Ward, Hon Anselm F. Comeau {Custos, Dis Clare), 
 Stephen Payson, Edwd A. Junes, Robt Journey, Charlton Sabean, Thos 
 O'Brien, Jos Bancroft, Holland 1 . Payson, Edw M. Marshall, Wm B. 
 Bent, Edw Hardwick, John Eldridge, Benj H. Ruggles, Ross C. C. Fan- 
 ning, Sabine Savary, Jno Hogan, Fras Jouraeuf, Wm Saunders, Lauch- 
 lan McKay, Alex Hardwick, Jno Dakin, Ewd K. Timpany. Basil Robi- 
 chau, Reuben Perry, Ira Raymond, Bonaventure Robichau, Sterns 
 Jones, Jno Donnegan, Mendal Crocker, Wm McKay, Edw H, Oakes, 
 
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 Geo Henderson, David Rice, Wm F. Marshall, Geo Cassaboon, Geo B. 
 Potter, Pat Nowlan, Jas Stewart, Lewis L. Bourque, Jno B. Melanson, 
 Maturin Robichau, Jno V. Purdy, Wm Ayrnar, Wm. F. Potter, Edw 
 Haines, Pat Macgir, Felix Deveau.jr, Jesse Harris, Wm Coggins, Isaiah 
 Thurber, Benjm Van Blarloon, Thos B. Tookcr, Jno W. Wright, Geo 
 Denton, Jno W. Powell, Saml T. Bacon, Avit Amerault, David More- 
 house, Edw Potter, Wm Lent, Alex D. Hoyt, Jno S. McNeil, Abner 
 Morse, Israel Dunn, Hubbard Davis, Quintenus Robichau, Angil Blinn, 
 Wm. Denton, Chas Denton, Wm Haukinson, Byron P. Ladd, Thos 0. 
 Singer, Jas Morehouse, Richd Sanderson, Jas H. Roop, Nicholas Deveau, 
 Jones H. Morehouse, Robt K. Timpany, W. H. Taylor, Jno Walsh, Chas 
 R. Everett, Robt Reed, Anselm M. Comeau. 
 
 Court of Probate. — Judge, Jas A. Dennison ; Registrar, ChAs Budd. 
 Registrar of Deeds, Colin Catnpbell, senr. Dep Postmasters — Digby, 
 Edwin Bent ; Weymouth, Cerino P. Jones ; Westport, Jos Bancroft^ 
 Sandy Cove, Jno C. Morse. ColVrs of Colonial and Light Duties, 
 and Controllers of Customs and JVavigation Laws. — Digby, Botsford 
 Viets; Wpy month. Sterns Jones; Port Acadia, Ambrose Bourneuf; 
 Freeport, Isaiah Thurbur ; Westport, Benjm II. Ruggles. Bellivous 
 Cove, Jas V. Stuart ; Sandy Cove, Calvin Gidney; Port Gilbert, 
 Richard Sanderson. Surveyors of. iShipping — Botsford Viet«, H. D. 
 Ruggles, B. H. liuggles, Richard Sanderson, Basil Robichau, Reuben 
 Perry. Seizing Officers and Landing Waiters, L. McKay, Jno Smith, 
 Jas Morehouse, Edw W. Potter, Wm Iteiorden, Basil Robichau, Mark 
 Terrio. Reg'r of Shivping, iJotsford Viets. 
 
 Comm^rs of ■ Schools — Digby dist. — Rev H. L. Yewens, Rev Chas 
 Randall, Rev J. C. Morse, Rev S. F. Huestis, Rev JnoTooker, B. H. Ruggles, 
 Jas A. Dennison, Geo Henderson, Stephen Marshall, WmF. Potter, Wm 
 H. Taylor, J. S. McNeil, Jno Milberry ; Clare Dis. — Rev J. Daly, 
 Rev E. F. Blanchet, Jno P. Know Ian, C. M. Raymond, Tim Sullivan, 
 Reuben Perry, Anselm Comeau, Mandi Melanson, Jno P. Thibedeau, 
 Peter J. Belliveau, Augustine Comeau, Celestine A. Robichau, Jer. Mc- 
 Lauglilan, Jas Stuart, Angel Blin. Clerks of License, G. A. Viets, 
 Israel Rice, Alfred Peters. Co. Treasurer, Jno K. Viets. Supervisors 
 Public Lands, Edw K. Timpany, E. R. Oaks, Jno Bennett. Dep. Land 
 Surveyors, Alpheus Jones, Anselm M. Comeau. Health Officer, Robt 
 Stephen, m.d. Board of Health — Digby, Wm N. Bent, John V. Purdy, 
 Henry Blakslee; Weymouth, Cerino P. Jones, Edw Jones, Edw Everett; 
 Brie^ and Long Islands, Jesse Harris, T. W. Ruggles, W. C. Payson, 
 Wm Cogifins, Geo Munro. Trustees of Public Properly and Supervi- 
 sors of Common, J. H. Jones, T. S. Hawkesworth, Jacob Dakin. U. S. 
 Consular Agent, Jno C. Wade. 
 
 COUNTY OF ANNAPOLIS. 
 
 ffigh Sheriff, Peter Bonnett. Coroners, Gilbert F. Ditmars, Jno 
 Ross, Steph CrosBcup, Isaac B, Bonnett, Law Phianey, Jon Woodberry, 
 M. D., Robt Leslie, m. d , Geo T. Bingay, m.d., Zebediah Crosscup, Saml 
 McCorroack, Robt J. Ellison, m.d., Jno Bohaker, Isaac Dunn. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Annapolis on the third Tuesday of June and 
 first Tuesday of October. Prothonotary, Clerk of the Crown and 
 Clerk of the Peace, Geo R. Grassie. 
 
 CommW* for giving relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking Affi- 
 davits to hold to BaH, Geo R. GraB.sie, Major Chipman, I. W. Rugglei, 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS & CO., Druggists, Ordnance Square, Halifax. 
 
School Requisites of every description at R. T. MUIR*8. 
 
 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 133 
 
 Jos Wheelock, Jas Gray, Jas Poyntz, Wm Y. Fogter, Andw Henderson, i 
 Chaa M. Forbes, G. F. Pylie, Jno Mills, Jr.o Fleet. 1 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Annapolis on the third Tuesday 
 of April, and last Tuesday of October. j 
 
 Justices of the Peace, Silaa L. Morse, Q. c. (Gustos), Major Chipman, j 
 Wm Randall, Zebulon Phinney, Israel W. Ruggles, Peter Delancey, Wm 
 Harris, Henry Gcsner, David C. Landers, Edw Eaton, Weston Hall, Tunis 
 Bogart, Jas Gray, Diinl Nicholls, Jno Ross, Jno Mills, Moses Shaw, Rees 
 Stronach, Thos C. Wheelock, Eri Welton, Wm H. Troop, Edw Fitz Ran- 
 dolph, Walter Rickerson, Miner Tupper, Jos Wheelock, Jno F. Bath, Robt 
 Parker, Robt Mills 2d, Andreas Bohaker, Jas Balcoiii, Jno Wilson, Peter 
 Middlemas, Arthur Dodge, Joel Banks, Sam'l Balcom, Jordan Messen- 
 ger, Andw Henderson, Bcnaiah Spinney, Jas Poynt.^, Ambrose Bent, 
 Hon Wm C. Whitman, Martin Gates, Chas Spurr, Elias Bent, Felix 
 McNeil, Ayard Longley, Granvilie Ruid, Jas Wheelock, Jno H. Ditmars 
 Henry F. Vroom, Jas E. Potter, Jno Berry, Ist, Jos W. Bobbins, Andw 
 H. Harris, Richardson Harris, Strathan B.iiley, Marsdeu Foster, Sam'l 
 Morse, Saml L. Chipman, Jas Johnston, Wm Crosscup 1st, Wm Weath- 
 erspoon, Leonard Wade, Wm Y. Foster, Geo Runciman, Jas A. Whit- 
 man, Warren Chute, Asaph Whitman, Ezekiel Foster, Jacob Chute, Jas 
 Foster, Dimock Gates, Jas W. Spurr,'l8rael McNair, Henry Parsons, Wm 
 J. Crosscup, (no Lockwood, Elias Messenger, Manley White, David 
 Morse, Chas M. Forbes, Inglis Phinney, Isaac D. Vroom, Daniel W. Mil- 
 ner, Wm Dargie, jr, Reuben B. Durling, Steph B. Hennigar, Thos Holland, 
 Jas Roy, Handley E. Fitch, Israel Longley, Elias Grimes, Andw 
 Brown, Jno Gates, Jno Anderson, Asaph Marshal), Murray Elliott, 
 Jos Elliott, Robt Fitz Randolph, Benjra D. Leonard, Benjm Fellows, Wm 
 B. Troop, Wm Shaffner, Benjm Shattner, Harris Foster, Geo Troop, Jno 
 Buckler, John L. Potter, Geo Murdoch, Samuel Daniels, Abraham Young, 
 Wm Reiorden, Jacob Neily, Major Stronach, Jas A. Gibbon, Walter 
 Welton, Jno Stoddart, Saml Neily, Bernard Ca' i'?k, Saml McCormick, 
 Jno Ryder, Chas AVhitman, .)no Rice, Wm Wr.ght, Wm Carlton, Geo 
 Ditmars, Dowe D. Potter, Geo Ince. 
 
 CocET OF Probate. — Judge, Edw C. Cowling ; Registrar, Edwin G. 
 Runciman. Registrar of Deeds, Jno McCormick. Dep Postmastert — 
 Annapolis,'W m liugs\GS', Bridgetown, Knoch Dodge; Clementsport, Regi- 
 nald M. Shaw; Lawrencetown, Jno W. James; Wilmot,Ja9 A. Gibbon. 
 Coll'rs of Colonial and Light Duties and Controllers of Customs and 
 JVavigation Laws — Annap^ilis, Timothy C. Tobias. Bridgetown, S. S. 
 Thome; Margaretville, D. W. Landers; Bear River, Jno Barr; Cle- 
 mentsport, Q'llhert F. Ditmars; Wilmot. Robt Stone; Port Williams, 
 Walter Graves; Thome's Cove, Abraham B. Thorne. Seizing Officers, 
 Hanson Chesley, Jno Clarke, Wm Durland, Tim Brooks, Jno L. Kice, 
 Reid Hall, Phineas Phinney, Jno Bent, Wm Tupper, Jas Longley, Chae 
 Spurr, Jas Gates, Aaron M. Chute, Wra Reiorden. Surveyors of Ship, 
 ping, T. C. Tobias, Robt Stone. Reg'r of Shipping, T. C. Tobias. 
 CommWs of Schools — Western Dist, Rev Jas J. Ritchie, Rev kaiah 
 Wallace, Rev Henry P. Deblois, Kev Jos Hart, Rev Uon Gordon, Wm 
 Weatherspoon, Thos W. Chesley, Whitman Armstrong, Dimock Whitr»»n. 
 Geo Runciman, Wm Wright, Geo C. Harris, Alfred Troop, Elias Messen- 
 ger, Wra Dargie, Rev Walter Gray; Eastern Dist. — Rev Jas Robertson, 
 Lr,.D., Rev Nat Vidito, Rev Willard G. Parker, Rev Henry P. Almon, 
 Rev Perez F. Murray, J. E. Forsythe, m.d., Jon Woodberry, Jno Eagar, 
 
 
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 [1868. 
 
 Handlcy E. Fitch, Jno Elmsley, Chas Whitman, Boyd McGee, Harding 
 Morse, Jesse Oakes, Wm Miller, 2nd. Trustees Ministtrs^ Lands, Wm 
 A. Morse, Law Phinney, Geo Starratt, Robt E. Fitz-Randolph, Jno A. 
 Morse. CommWs School Lands, GronmV/e—Rcbt Parker, Wm Weather- 
 spoon, Dep Land Surveyors, Wm A. Crtlnek, Hugh Kerr. Health 
 Officers, Geo T. Bingay, m. p., L. G. Debiois, M. d., K. J. Ellison, m.d., 
 Robt Leslie, m.d. Board of Health, peter Bonnett, Andw Hendersoo, 
 Jdo Mills, Law Hall, Alfred Troop, and county members. Co. Treat., 
 Avery B. Piper. 
 
 SHORE CIRCUIT. 
 
 COUNTY OF LUNENBURGH. 
 
 High Sheriff', Jno H. Kaulback. Coroners, Geo Turner, Nelson Ches- 
 ley, I>»nl Dimock, Chas Gray, m.d., Wm A. C. Randall, m.d., Wm Rosa, 
 Wm V. Anderson, M. B. Desbrisay, Edw N. Pope, jr., Geo Ross, Chas 
 Lordly, Jos Steverman, m. d., Chas Aitkins, m. d., Henry S. Jost, Henry 
 Alders, Wm H. Owen. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Lxinenburgh on the last Tuesday of April, and 
 on the second Thursday after the first Tuesday of October. Prothono- 
 tary and Cterk of the Crown, Jas Dowling. 
 
 Comm'rs for giving Belief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking Jlffi- 
 davitt to hold to Bail, Wm Ross, Jno Heckman, Daniel Dimock, John 
 Harley, Matt Ernst, Jas Dowling, iVdolphus Gaetz, Robert Scott, James 
 D^hraan, Geo Anderson, Jos Kaulback, Jas D. Selig. JVotaries Publit, 
 the Barristers of the Supreme Court and Robt S. Eakins. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Lunenburgh, on the secorii Tues- 
 day of January, and at Chester on the third Tuesday of January. 
 
 Justices of the Peace — Henry S. Jost {Custos), Jno Heckman, Daniel 
 Dimock, Martin Henneberry, Wm Ross, Daniel Dimock {Custos Dis. 
 Chester), Henry Bailey, Geo Kaulback, W. V. Andrews, Morton Whee- 
 lock, Jno Kedy, Lemuel W. Drew, Benjm Reinhart, Nicholas Wolf, Wm 
 Robinson, Benjm Zwicker, Geo Ross, Jos P. Miller, Geo W. Richardson, 
 Benjm W. C. Manning, Thos K. Cragg, Jas D. Selig, Lewis Knaut, Edw 
 Morgan, Geo Mills, Wm Drew, Nelson, Chesley, Robt Scott, Joa Rudolf, 
 Geo Anderson, Fredk Publicover, Geo Barss, Chas Lordly, Robt A. 
 Smith, Edw Teal, Jos Whitford, Joshua Kaulback, Milledge Hoyt, 
 Obadiah Parker, Matt Ernst, Simon Risser, Wm Turner, Jno Kaulback, 
 Jos Baker, Geo Wile, Jacob Fancy, Jas Starratt, jr., Robt Lindsay, 
 Daniel Waterman, Jas Zwicker, Robt Dawson, Elias Dolliver, Jno Smith, 
 Lewis Audersoa, Jos Lockhart, Henry D. Cleaveland, John Fretheway, 
 Geo Turner, Casper Publicover, Jno McKeen, Richard Jenkins, John 
 Langille, Edw Heckman, Chas T. Evans, Jas Bond, Jas Lantz, Jas 
 Decbman, Hen Alders, Jas Koch. Adam Feindal, Leonard Hebb, Reuben 
 McFarlane, Jas Keizer, Jas Faulkner, Henry Kedy, Robt West, Enos Teal, 
 Casper Publicover, J. Wm Dauphiney, Wm Cleveland, Jas Grinton, Jno 
 Neville, Jas Publicover, Wm Shatford, senr, Henry Porter, Jos Ritcey, 
 Jno Tobin, Jas H. Wentzel, Wm Rembey, Jas Fayle, Edw Langille, Nat 
 Strum, Casper Publicover, Josiah Rudolf, Jeremiah Mader, Caleb Lan> 
 gille, Geo Z»?icker, Jas M. Metzler, Thos H Mosher, Wm Himmelman, 
 Joshua Zwicker, Jas Weinacht, Louis Langille, Jno D. Publicover, Jos 
 Barss, Avard Foster, Benjm Hangenwait, Casper Oxner. Clerks of the 
 Peace — Lunenbvrgh, Daniel Owen; Chester, Albert L. Mitchell, m.d. 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
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 Court op Probate. — Jadge^ Geo T. Solomon ; Registrar^ Adolphus 
 Qaetz. Registrar of Deeds, Jno Heckman. Dep. Postmasters — Lti- 
 nenburgh, Mrs Rudolf; Chester, Misa Ada Smith ; Mahone Bay, Geo 
 Duncan ; Sridgewater, Rufua Newcomb. Collr^s of Colonial and 
 Light Duties, and Controllers of Customs and JVavigation Laws — Lu- 
 Tienburgh, ft. M. Moyle; Chester, Danl E. Dimock; La Hare, Jno Har- 
 ley; Mahone Bay, Chas D. Mader. Seizing Officers, Joshua Oxner, 
 Diinl Ovreh, David J. Lantz, Jno Zwicker, Jno Daney, Benjm Rhinard, 
 Willinm Qeldert, Josiah Rudolf, Jno Wilkic, Geo Mills. Surveyor 
 and Registrar of Shipping, H. M. Moyle. Comm'rs of Schools — 
 — Lunenburgh Dist, Matt Ernst, Jas Zwicker, Danl Heckman, Henry 
 Schnare, Benjm Barry, Henry Hutt, Nat Strum, Saml Ramey, Nelson 
 Chesley, Saml Risser, Geo Askir, Gideon Langille; JVew Dublin Dist. — 
 Rev H. M. Spike, Rev J. Morton, Rev D. F. Hutchinson, Rev Stephen 
 MarSh, Rev J. McMillan, Rev C. Lockhart, Rev W. H. Bullock, L. W. 
 Drew, T. K. Crivgge, Martin Sperry, Thos Smith, Jno Teel, Jas MclCean, 
 Geo Baker ; Chester Dist. — Rev Chas J. Shreve, ^v C. D. Moore, Rev 
 J. J. Skinner, Rev R. Payne, Robt Smith, Wm Robinson, D. Hume, Geo 
 Turner, Chas £vans, David Whitford, Saml Brown, Jas Cleveland, Wm 
 ^hatford. Dep. Land Surveyor, E. H. Solomon. Co. 7"reasurer, Edw 
 DoWlitig, Clerks of License — Luhenburgh, Jno Myra; Chester, Jno C. 
 Stewiirt; Bridgewater, Angus McDonald, senr; Mahons Bay, Jno Mc- 
 Lean. Trustees Common Lands, Hon Jno Creighton, Henry S. Jost, Jno 
 Young, Benjm Bercnger, Jas Eisenhaur, Wm Zwicker. Trustees La 
 Have Common, Jno Himmeli&an, Martin Sperry, Jno Publicover. 
 Trustees of Public Lands, Adolphus Gaeti, Jas D. Selig, Cadper Silver. 
 Trusteed of Sthool Lands, Robt Lindsay, Jno Dauphiney, Geo Ander- 
 son, senr . , 
 
 COUNTY OF QUEENS. 
 
 High Sheriff, Joshua N. Freeman. Coroners, Jas Forbes, m.d., Jas 
 Collio, Jos B. Harlow. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Liverpool on the,^rs^ Tuesday of May, and first 
 Tuesday of October. Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown, Jno Edgar 
 
 Commas for giving relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking Affi- 
 davits to hold to Bail, Robt Roberts, J. F. More, Jno Edgar, Jas Collie, 
 Wm Ford, Jno Shirreflf. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Liverpool on the second Tuesday 
 of Jftnuary. 
 
 Justices of the Pedce, Hon Freeman Tupper {Custos), Jno Campbell, 
 Whitman Freeman, Caleb Seely, Andw Cowie, Jno F. More, Richd Car- 
 der, Wm McGill, Edw Vanhorn, Zoheth Freeman, Jos Dexter, Geo Mc- 
 Leod, Eldred Cohoon, Robt Dolliver, Stephen Mack, Lewis Smith, 
 Zeiias Waterman, David Freeman, Sylvanus Morton, Chas W. Foster, 
 Jas. Mulhall, Robt. Roberts, Israel Hendry, Nat. Freeman, Jas. 
 DeWolf, Jno Shirreft, Geo S. Parker, Chas Allison, jr., Jno Douglas, 
 Luther Ledbettet, Enoch Stiedman, Jno Mulhall, Edw McLeod, Geo P. 
 Christopher, Allan T. Freeman, Saml T. N. Sellon, Thos Flynn, Saml 
 Freeman, Steph C. Tupper, Jno Hall, Geo Mack, Edw P. Freeman, Jas 
 H. Cook, Jno Minard, Chas H. Whitman, Simeon Freeman, Elk Morton, 
 Jabez T. Park, Bart Freeman, Jos Chandler, Phineas Armstrong, Asa 
 Morine, Edw Seely, Nathan Tupper, Arch J. Campbell, Lewis A. 
 Sponagle, SteWart Gardner, Thos Patillo, jr., Simon F. Hunt, Geo A. 
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 AgHow, Joshua Freeman, Drew Blocket, Lathrop Doggett, Richd H. Tel- 
 fur, llobt Miiidlemaa, Jno Lncey, Milton Douglas, Jno McGinty, jr. 
 Clerk of the. Peace, Wm Ford. 
 
 Court of Probate — Judge, Chas Morse; Registrar, Henry W. Smith, 
 Registrar of Deeds, Nathaniel Freeman. Tiep Postmasters — Liverpool, 
 Thos P. Calkin ; Mil' Village, Milton, Edw Kempton ; Port 
 Medway, Eldred Coheon. Coir is of Colonial and Light Duties, 
 and Controllers of Customs and JVavigation Laws — Liverpool, Jno H. 
 Freeman; Port Medway, Jos J. Letson. Surveyor of Shipping, Tide 
 Waiter. Searcher, and Seizing Officer, Wm Bryden. Reg'r of Ship- 
 ping, Jno H. Freeman. Comm^rs of Schools — South Dis., Rev E. B. 
 Nichols, Rev Jos Melvin, Rev Edw Kennedy, Rev D. D. Curry, Rev Thos 
 Smith, Ilev Amos Weaver, Geo W.Barss, Hugh Houston, Jas Forbes, Jas 
 Collie, Don Campbell, Jno R. Hall, Stephen Mack, Whitman Freeman, 
 Saml Kempton, Rev H. Geoever, Rev J. F. Tooks, Rev T. H. W. Pickles, 
 Enoch Stcadman, Eldred Caboon, Geo S. Parker ; JVorth Dist., Rev D. 
 O. Parker, Rev Simeon Sykes, Zebulon Murray, Fdwin Christopher, 
 Stephen Smith, Jno Middlemass, Benjm L. Telfer, Wm E. Freeman, Wm 
 T. Freeman, Robt Bryden Thos Flynn, Edw P. Freeman, Jno Lacey, A. 
 J. Ledbetter, Uriah Johnston, Eras Kempton, Thos H. Grady. Dep. 
 Land Surveyor, Whitman Freeman. Agent for Lloyds\ Jno Campbell. 
 U. S. Consular Agent, Calvin Appleton. Trustee of Public Property, 
 Jno Campbell. Town Clerk, Nathan Payzant. Health Officer, Jno 
 Barnaby, m.d. Boards of Health.— Liverpool, Hon Freeman Tupper, 
 Wm McGill, Edw Vanhorn,Geo McLeod, Henry G. Farish, m.d., Joshua 
 N. Freeman, Thos R. Patillo, Eras W. Collins, Alex Cowie, Thos F. 
 Campbell, Henry Gardner, Stephen C. Tupper, Thos Day, Jos Eaton, 
 Arch J. Campbell, Jno Edgar, Jno D. McClearn; Port Medway, Geo M. 
 Mack, Wm Masterson, Eldred Cahoon.Geo Marthene, Jos Park, Jno 
 McVicker, Chas Atkins, C. V. Smith. Comm''rt Liverpool Bridge, 
 Thos Rees, Geo T. Parker, Lewis N. Sponagle, Stephen C. Tupper. 
 
 COUNTY OF SHELBURNE. 
 
 High Sheriff, Jas P. Johnston. Coroners, Israel K. Wilson, m.d., 
 Wm J. Bell, Jno J. Schi'age, m.d., Jas J. Clarke, m.d. 
 
 Supreme Court held ai, Barrington on the second Tuesday of May, 
 and at Shelburne on the last Tuesday of September. Prothonotary and 
 Clerk of tiie Crown , Peter G. Eraser. 
 
 J^'otaries Public, the Barristers of the Supreme Court, and Xerxes Z. 
 Chipman. 
 
 Comm'rs for givim Relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking Affi- 
 davits to hold to Bail, Cornelius White, Josiah Coffin, Gilbert McKenna, 
 Geo H. Deinstadt, Robt Curry, Alex McNaughton, Jas Muir, Josiah 
 Snow, jr., Gabriel Robertson, 0. W. Homer, J. C. Smith, Peter G. Eraser. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Barrington on the _^rsf Tuesday 
 of February ; and at Shelburne on the scconrf Tuesday of January, and 
 on i\\e first Monday of June. 
 
 Justices of the Peace — Geo H. Deinstadt {Custos Dis. Shelburne), 
 Robt Curry, Gilbert McKenna, Hon Jno Locke, Wm J. Bell, Alex Mc- 
 Naughton, iiugh Housten, Jno Bower, Wm T. Kelly, Jno Purney, 
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 Jas Muir, Jno M. Dall, Peter Stalker, Wm McKay, ^os Walter, Jesse 
 Dexter, Jno 0. W. Dall, WmJHerkins, Josiah Coffin ( Cvstos Dis. of Bar- 
 ringion), Saml 0. Doane, Jas C. Smith, Wm Cunningham, Josiah Snow 
 (3d), Jno W. Homer, Thos Crowell, Thos W. Wilson, Saml Smith, Bartlott 
 Covill, Jas Nickerson, Asa Magray, David Smith, Jas Smith, Thos Banks, 
 Henry Chute, Theodore Nickerson, Wm Pattei-son, David Swain, Obed W. 
 Homer, Heman Kcnney, Wm Patterson, Jas C. Clarke, G. A. Crowell, 
 Vincent Nickerson, Mich Wragton. Clerks of the Peace — Shelburne, 
 R. R. Thomson; Barringion, Rufus II. Crowell. 
 
 CouKTS OF Phobatb. — Shelburve^ Judge, Alex McNaughton; Regis- 
 trar, Cornelius White; Barrington — Judge, Josiah Coffin; Registrar \ 
 Thos Crowell. Registrars of Deeds — Shelburne, Cornelius White; Bar- 
 rington, Thos Crowell. Bep Postmasters — Shelburne, R. R. Thomson; 
 Barrington, R. A. Crowell; Lockers Island, X. Z, Chipman. ColPra 
 of Colonial and Light Duties, and Controllers of Customs and JSTavi- 
 gation Laws — Shelburne, Jas Muir, jr; Barrington, 
 Barrington Passage, Thos L. Crowell ; Ragged Island, Wm Stalk^ir ; 
 Port La Toiir, Josiah Swain. Seizing Officers, Nathan Snow,jr; Jos 
 Banks, Daal Sargent, Seth Smith, Wm Nickerson. ColVr Light Duty 
 and Seizing Officer — Shelburne, Jas F. Demings. Surveyors of Ship- 
 ping — S/ie/6«r«c, Wm C. W hidden; 5arrin^<o«, Danl Sargent, RegW 
 of Shipping, Jas Muir, jr. Coinm'i s of Schools — Barrington Dist, J. J. 
 Clarke, m.d., Rev W. H. Riohan, Thos W. Wilson, Henry Chute, Arthur 
 Doane, Wm Patterson, Thos Crowell, Wm McKay. I. K. Wilson, m.d., 
 Gabriel Robertson, W. Lawrence, F. Homer; Shelburne Dist , Rev T. H. 
 White, Rev T. W. Smith, Rev M. G. Henry, Hon Jno Lojkc, Alex Mc- 
 Naughton, Jos Walters, Robt Currie, Robt Freeman, G Snyder, m.d., 
 Robt G. Irwin, Wm T. Kelly, Peter G. Fraser, Nat \V. White, R. P. 
 Woodill, Jas G. Allan. Clerk of License, P. G. Fraser. Health 
 Officers, I. K. Wilson, M. d., Geo Snyder, m. d., Henry L. Wilson. 
 Board of Health — Barrington, I. K. Wilson, m.d., H. L. Kelly, m.d., 
 Jno Schrige, m.d., Wm Snow, jr, Jos A. Smith, Isaac Nickerson, Solo- 
 mon Kendrick, Geo Wilson, Warren Doane. Dep Land Surveyor, Jno 
 Firth. U. S. Consular Agent— Barrington, G&hrielBohettson. Dis- 
 trict Treasurer, Wm Hogg. 
 
 COUNTY OP YARMOUTH. 
 
 High Sheriff, Wm B. Townsend. Coroners, Jas C. Parish, m.d., Jno 
 Tooker, Matt. Jeffrey, Forema: Hatfield, Nathan Hilton, Wm Barton, 
 M.D., Harvey Cann. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Yarmouth, on the Tuesday next before tlie 
 last Tuesday of September ; and at Tusket on the third Tuesday of May. 
 Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown, Jno. W. H. Rowley. 
 
 Com.m'rs for giving Relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking Affi- 
 davits to hold to Bail, Reubea Clements, Jno. Bourque,'Enos Gardner, 
 Wm. Rogers, J. W. H. Rowley, Jno, Tooker, Thos. Wiliet, Jas. M. 
 Lent. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace for Argyle District held at Tusket 
 on the third Tuesday of April, and third Tuesday of October; and at 
 Yarmouth on the first Tuesday of March, and first Tuesday of Septem- 
 ber. 
 
 Justices of the Peace— Dis. of Yarmouth, Wm h. Moody (Custos), 
 Reubea Clements, Thos Killam, Caleb Cook, Jno Murray, Leonard 
 
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 Weston, Benjm Rogers, ThoB D. Chipman, Jesse Shaw, Wm H. Towo- 
 send, Kobt Quest, Nathan Hilton, Wm Rogers, Amasa Durkee, Wm 
 Burrill, John W. Lovett, Robt Brown, Jno Crawley, Ansel Robins, 
 Nelson Corning, Nathan Crosby, Josiah Raymond, Beujm P. Crosby, 
 Qeo W. Crosby, Harvey Cann, Benjm Moses, Jos Durkee, Nat Churohill. 
 Jno Raynard, Chas Tooker, Qeo 8. Brown. Saml Flint, Benjm Cleaye- 
 land, Jno Moulton, Jno K. Ryerson, Jno Mclvor, Nehemiah K. Cle- 
 ments, Andw Lovett, Jacob Hatfield, Thos Allan ; Dist. of Argyle, 
 Abraham Lent {Cutto$), Israel Harding, Robt A. Eakins, Jas M. Lent, 
 Isaao S Hatfield, Jno McKinnon, Matt Jeffery, Jno Ryder, Rueben Ab- 
 bott, £imon D'£ntremont, Walter Larkin, Peter S. D'Entremont, Jno 
 Bourque, Dominiok D. Boudreau, Mich Surette, Leon Porter, Wm D'En- 
 tremont, Wm Hatfield, Jr., Jas H. Hamilton. Jos White, Obed W. Blo- 
 oomb, Peter Surette, Cyril Babine, Jeremiah Timms, Louis B. D'Entre- 
 mont, Thos Willet, Stillman Larkin, Natt Hogg, Jno B. White, Jno Qavel, 
 Saml Hamilton, Enos Gardner, Jno I. Brand, Geo Williams, Cyril Porter, 
 Chas Telford, Wm Hatfield, Nathan Moses, Chas Steele, Fred Hilton, 
 Jas A. Hatfield, Robt K. Lonnergan, Jno C. Anderson, Wm J. Hatfield, 
 jr, Urban Babine, Jas Doucett, Philip Hilton, Stephen M. D'Entremont, 
 Albert Qayton, Richd T. Crosby, Stephen Patten, Saml Crosby, Jon Ran- 
 dall, Jno A. Hatfield, Thos B. Dane. Clerks of the Peace — Yarmouth, 
 Jbo Tooker; Argyle, Jas M. Lent. 
 
 Court or Pbobate — Jud^e Jas Murray jr. Registrar, Henry A. 
 Grantham. Registrar of Deeds, Jno Murray. Dep Postmttsters — 
 Yarmouth, A. J. Hood ; Tusket, Thos B. Crosby. CoWrs of 
 Colonial and Light Duties, and Controllers of Customs and Navigation 
 Laws — Yarmouth, Thos E. Moberly ; Tusket, Abram Lent ; Pubnico, 
 Peter S. D'Entremont ; Beaver River, Rueben Perry. Coll'rs Light Duty 
 and Seizing Officers — P«6mVo, Robt Wilson; T«sfce<, Jos White. Seizing 
 Officers, Wm D'Entremont, Wm Townsend. Warehouse Keeper and 
 Seizing Officer and Surveyor of Shipping, Henry A. Hood. Land 
 Waiters, Lyman Durkee, J. Porter. Regr. of Shipping, Thos E. Mo- 
 berly. Commas of Schools — Yarmouth Dist, Joh B. Bond, Chas E. 
 Brown, Robt Hunter, Wm Rogers, Robt K. Lonnergan, Fredk H. Hilton, 
 Nathan Hilton, Benjm B. Moses, Jas Murray, jr, Jno W. Moody, Chas 
 W. Clements, Stephen N. Allen ; Argyle Dist, Rev Jno Quinan, Rev 
 Chas Knowles, Rev Wm McLeod, Rev Jno M. Gay. Enos Gardner, 
 David D'Entremont, Wm J. Hatfield, Nat Travis, Jas N. Hatfield, Jas 
 Nickerson, Michl Surette. Health Officers — Dr. G. J. Farish, Dr. Thos 
 Kirby. Board of Health— Dr. J. B. Bond, Dr. B. V. Varley, Dr F. A. 
 Webster, Wm H. Townsend, Chas B. Owen, Jas Murray, jr. Trustees 
 of Public Property — Argyle, Jas Nickerson, Amb Bourque, Foreman 
 Hatfield ; Yarmouth, Samuel Brown, Andw Lovett, Dennis Horton. 
 Fire Wardens — Yarmouth, W. Burril, jr, Chas E. Brown, Robt Hun- 
 ter, W. H. Moody, jr, Lyman Cann, jr, Geo Ryerson, Jno Youpg, Geo R. 
 Smith, Benjm Murphy, W. B. Townsend, Jas B. Moody, Geo B. Doane, 
 J. W. Moody. Fire Engine Company — No. 1, CaptWm H. Moody, jr, 
 1st Lt, Chas E. Horton, 2d Lt A. F. Stoneman ; No. 2, Capt G. W. Riddle^ 
 \st Lt, Wm A. Cann, 2d Lt, Jacob Swaney ; No. 8, Capt Jno P. Fait, 
 \st Li, rho ! Ritchie, 2Lt, J. C. Moulton; Hook and Ladder Company — 
 Capt, W. S. Brown. Trustees Public Cemetery, Saml Brown, R«bt 
 Hunter, Aadw Lovett. Harbour Masters — Yarmouth, Chas Tooker; 
 Chebogue, Saml Crosby; Green Core, Walter Sollows. Town Clerks — 
 
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 Yarmouth^ Jno Tooktr ; Argyle, Harvey Spinney. Dtp. Land Sur- 
 vtyor, Peter L. Hatfield, Examintrt of Merchant Captain$, Capt 
 Saml Flint, Nathan Mosea, Jno Molvor. Vice-Con$ul for Sweden and 
 JVorway; Lloyd't Agent; and Agent for Underwriter Auociation, 
 JSTew York J. W. Moody. Agent Ban/b of JVova Scotia, Jas Murray, 
 jr. Bakk or Yxkhovtu.— Directors, Jno W. Lovitt (Prett), A. C. 
 Robbins, Thos Killam, L. E. Baker, C. E. Drown. Catkier, J. W. H. 
 Rowley. 
 
 Atlantic Insurakck Compant. — Directors, Saml Brown, Jno Young, 
 J. K. RyersoD, Bowman Corning, Qeo B. Doane, Hugh Cann, N. K. 
 Clements. Sec'y, Jno Killam. 
 
 AoADiA Insubancb Compant. — Directors, Qeo^. Brown, W no Rogers, 
 A. F. Btoneman, Aaron Ooudey, Benjm Murphy, Chas 'looker, Nathan 
 Mones. Sec''y., Thoa V. B. Bingay. 
 
 CoMMi»ciAL Inburaji'OE Compant. — Directors, J. W. Lovitt, Andw 
 Lovitt, A. C. Bobbins, W. K. Dudman, Benjm Killam, jr, Robt Quest, 
 Lyman Cann, jr. Broker, W. Patch. 
 
 Marine Insubance Association. — Directors, Nathan Utley, Wm H. 
 Moody, Benjamin Rogers, Jno W. Moody, Dennis Horton, L. E. Baker, 
 8. M. Ryorson. Sec'y, James Murray, jr. 
 
 Mountain Ckmetbrt Comp't. — Directors, Jos. B. Bond (Prest.), 
 Nathan Moses ( F.P.), Jno K. Ryerson, //on Staley Brown, Geo Killam, 
 Jas C. Farish, Jas Murray, jr., Jno W. Lovitt, Saml Brown, Edw Huestis. 
 Sec*y and Treas. Q. J. Farish. 
 
 MIDLAND CIRCUIT. 
 
 COUNTY OF HANTS. 
 
 High Sheriff, James M. Geldert. Coroners, Jno A. Jenkins, Baml D. 
 Brown, m.d., Wm Dennison, m.d, W. F. Parker, F. N. Burgess, m.d. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Windsor, on the first Tuesday of June, and 
 last Tuesday of September. 
 
 Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown, Henry Mundell. 
 
 Comm'rs for giving relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking Affi- 
 davits to hold to Bail, Jacob Withrow, Elkanah Young, Jas Sangster, 
 Jno Otis King, David Frieze, Henry Mundell. 
 
 JVotaries Public, the Barristers of the Supreme Court and Jehu M. 
 Macomber. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Windsor, on the first Tuesday of 
 October; and at Gore on the aecond Tuesday of October. 
 
 Justices of the Peace. — Hon Richard A. MoHeffey (Cusios Western 
 Dist), Benjm Curry, Fras Parker, Wm Mumford, J. M. Smith, Geo 
 McKay, Jos J. Blackburn, A. McPhee, Geo Armstrong, Jacob Withrow, 
 David Freize, John McDougall, Alex Thompson, Jas J. O'Brien 
 {Custos Eastern Dis), Jos Madill, Jos Keating, Jno S. Brennan, Abel 
 Tomlinson, Jno Lockhart, Geo Harvey, Arch Smith, jr, Jos Riokards, 
 Constant Church, Wm R. Wallace, Stephen C. Card, Wm Chambers, Jas 
 Cochran, Jno Burgess, Jas Withrow, Jas Putnam, Jas Crowe, Wm Mc- 
 Dougall, Isaac Douglas, Geo Smith, Geo Densmore, Danl Terhune, Geo 
 Parker, Isaac Lake, Jas Greeno, Robt Allison, Allison Smith, Bennett 
 Smith, Wm Dimock, Dan. Cochran, Israel Sanford, Mich B. Salter, Nioh 
 Moser, Isaiah Dimock, Shubael B. Parker, Thos Sanford, Jas M. Higgins, 
 
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 Jehu M. Macomber, Benjm Marstere, Jno Dimock, Benjm Blois, Wm C. 
 Casey, Jas Reynolds, laniah Smith, Wm Lawrence, Bi-njni W. Mumford, 
 Matt Allison, Evan Un|uhart, Jas McKenzie, Benjm DeW. Fraser, m.d., 
 Jag W. King, Wm Bennett, Shubael Diniock, Denniaon Harvey, Jn8 
 Ross, Geo Johnston, N. T. Harris, Harris Martin, Wm Etter, Jas F. 
 Coohran, Robt Hunter, Wm Church, jr, Robt Faulkner, Jas Dennison, 
 M.D., Thos A. Smith, Steph Harvie, Danl Reud, ChasT. Wilkins, Jas Mil- 
 ler, Hugh McLean, Andw Kirkpatrick, Jas Ellis, Jacob Withrow, Wm 
 Wardrop, Geo Ainslie, Edw Dimock, Monson H. Goudge, Walter Hunter, 
 John Jenkins, Geo Dewolf, Lewis Hill, John Smith, J. P. Pellow, John 
 Smith, John McLearn, Harry B. Murphy, Samuel S. Barbrick, Wm 
 Blake, Alfre<l B. Smith, Don McKay, Daniel Blois. Jas Thomson, 
 Saml Blois, Hen H. Blois, Jno Sim, Jno J.Scott, Chas Boggs, Geo Uri|a- 
 hart, Wm H. Withrow, Jno B. Wallace, Geo P. Thomson, Jno Graham, 
 Jacob Hennigar, J. B. North, Wm Davison, Geo Cochran, Nelson Mur- 
 phy, Phares Ccnstantine, Jas Simpson, Geo Armstrong, Anthy Shaw, 
 Wm Murphy, Wm Fish, Haudley Starrett, Robt Putnam, Wm Hamilton, 
 Saml Mumford, Andw Shaw, Thos Akins, Edwin Mumford, W. B. Shaw, 
 W. Cannavan, W. Dennison, Hugh McNeil, Jno Browne, Alex Hill, Miohl 
 Terhune, Wm Stephens, Robt Parker, Nathan Wilcox, Jno Carmichael, 
 Wm Beckman, Jno Sterling. Clerks of the Peace. — JVestern Bis — 
 Henry Mundell; Eastern IJis — Jas A. Scott. 
 
 Court op Probate. — Judi/e, Chas, Bowman ; Registrar, Chas. 
 Payzant. Registrar of Deeds, W, Foster Parker. Dep. Postmasters — 
 Windsor, Peter Burnham: Shnbenacadie, Danl Sinclair; J\''ewport, 
 Jno F. Cochran; Hanisport, N. T. Harris; Alaitland, Adam Roy; 
 fVdlton, Chas. R. Allison. ColVrs Colonial and Litjht Duties, and 
 Controllers of Customs and A''aviffationLaws — Windsor, Edward 
 O'Brien; Hantsport, N. T. Harris; Cheverie, Thos. H. Malcom; Mait- 
 land, Adam Roy; Walton, Chas R. Allison. Tide waiters and Seizing 
 Officers Jno Stirling, Rupert G. O'Brien, Jas H. McLean. Surveyors 
 of Shipping, C. R. Allison, Adam Dickey, Edw O'Brien, Thos H. Mal- 
 com, N. T. Harris. Reg. of Shipping, Edw. O'Brien. Comm'ra of 
 Schools — Western Ditt., Rev. Thos. Maynard, liev. Jno. McLeod, 
 Rev Wm Burton, Rev Jas England, Rev Jer Bancroft, Hon Richd 
 McHeffey, Chas Mumford, M. H. Goudge, Jas Brown, Geo Dewolf, 
 Shubael Dimock, Thos Aikins, Rev. H. McKeown ; Eastern Ditt., 
 Rev Chas Bowman, Rev Jno Randall, Rev Jno Cameron, Rev Jas 
 Stevens, Rev Jacob McLennan, Rev G. M. Barrett, Jno McLearn, Saml 
 Blois, Wm Casey, Jacob Withrow, D. McIiCan, Isaac O'Brien, Jas Mc- 
 Kenzie, Wm Hamilton. Health Officer, B. DeW. Fraser, m.d. Board 
 of Health.— Town of Windsor, Hon R. A. McHeffey, B. DeW. Fraser, 
 M.D., H. H. Reid, m.d., Chas Smith, E. W. Dimock, G. P. Payzant, Edw 
 O'Brien, Jas M. Geldert, J. P. Pellow, W. H. Blanchard, E. McLatchey, 
 Jos Rickards, Jno. Stirling, Thos B. Smith, Jas Sband, Jno Collins, 
 (Jasper Drillio, T. S. Harding, J. S. Shaw, M. H. Goudge. Co. Ti easurer, 
 C. W. Dimock. Dep. Land Surveyor, Benjm Smith. U. S. Consular 
 Agent, P. S. Burnham. 
 
 Windsor Gas Company. — Directors, G. P. Payzant (Prest,), M. H. 
 Goudge, E. W. Dimock, D. P. Allison. Secretary., Wm Dimock. 
 
 Avon Marine Insurance Comply. — Directors, Wra Dimock (Brest), 
 B. Smith, David Scott, C. B. Bowman, Elk Young. Sec'y, D. P. Allison. 
 Treas., Thos B. Smith. Auditors, E. W. Dimock, G. P. Payzant. 
 
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 Windsor Marine Inn. Comply. — Directors, G. P. Payzant (Prcst.), 
 E. W. Dimock, Jno Smith, Jno Stirling, Edw O'Brien. Sec'y and Trean, 
 W.H. Blanchard. 
 
 Avon Bridjjc Comply.— Directors, B. DoW Fraser (PreHt), ThoB 
 Curron, Saml G Black, E. W. Dimock, W. H. Blanchard. Sec'y and 
 Treas., 0. P. Payzant. 
 
 Commercial Bank of Windsor. — Est 18G0. — Directors, Godfrey P. 
 Payzant (Prest.), Wm Dimock, BenjmD. Eraser, m.d., FrasElIerhausen, i 
 Jas P. Pellow. Cashier, C. E. Harding. Solicitor, W. H. Blanchard. 
 
 Windsor Fair — Hold at Windsor on the Fair Ground, annually, on 
 the first Tuesday and Wednesday of October, for the exhibition and sale 
 of Horses, Horned Cattle, Swine and Sheep, Farming Utensils, Seeds, 
 and Agricultural produce. 
 
 COUNTY OF COLCHESTER. 
 
 High Sheriff, Chas Blanchard. Coroners, Saml Muir, m.d., David 
 V. Crowe, Jno B. Dickie, W. E. McRoberts, m.i>., Elisha Roach, 
 M.D., Chas Bent, m.i>. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Truro on the second Tuesday of June, and 
 on the first Tuesday of October. Proihonotary and Clerk of ike 
 Crown, Jus F. Blanchard. 
 
 IComm'rs for giving relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking 
 dffidnvits to hold to Hail, David B. Lynda, Wm Campbell, Silas H. 
 Crane, Jas F. Blanc' ard. Jas K. Blair, Wm McKim, Wm A. Fulmore. 
 
 Notaries Public, I'lie Barrigters of Sup. Court, and S. G. Archibald. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Truro on the second Tues- 
 day of January. 
 
 Justices of the Peace, David V. Crowe (Custos), Silas H. 
 Crane, Alex Kent, David B. Lynds, Fras K. Parker, Wm Campbell, 
 Robt Fletcher, Eliakini Tupper (4th), Samuel Creelman, Isaac Mc- 
 Curdy, Jno King, Jus D. Blair, Jno Fulmore, Robt Hamilton, Don 
 Ross, Danl Morrison, Jas Munro, Saml Waugli, Benjm Tupper, 
 Matt McCurdy, Wm McKim, Wm i'aulkner, Wm C. Eaton, Jno 
 Smith, Alex Conkey, Geo Reading, Geo Lombard, Jno Irvine, Jno 
 McKay, Jas D. Putnam, Hugh Dunlap, Hon Arch Patterson, Saml 
 Rettie, Fras Layton, Jas N. Crowe, Jno Yuill, Richd Slade, Gs S. 
 Rutherford, jr., Alex Ellis, Stephen Upham, Jas piemming, Thcs S. 
 Delaney, JnoM. Campbell, Jos Fulton, Silas Clark, .Jas Crowe (7ih), 
 Jas McKay, Hugh Gunn, Robert Logan, Jas A. Stevens, Daniel C. 
 Archibald, Saml Boyd, Robt Chambers, Robt Nelson, Ezra Layton, 
 Jas K. Blair, Robt J. Pollock, Wm Grigor, Hugh Dickson, R. Purves, 
 Daniel McLaughlin, David Murray, Jno McGcorge, Robt L. Byers, 
 Thos Chisholm, Jno B. Dickie, Wm J. McKay, Wm Ross, Robert 
 Lewis, David Moore, Jas Crowe, Alex McLeod, Geo Johnston, Danl 
 Eaton, Jas J. Hamilton, David Ramsay, Robt G. Rutherford, Robert 
 Murray, Isaac Fulton, E. A. Jones, Jos Spencer, Jno Ryan, J. D. 
 McCart, Robert Fulton, Isaac Flemming, Jas R. Henderson, John 
 Archibald, Wm Fulton, Geo M.Taylor, Jas M. Creelman, Jas Graham, 
 Jas Berrill, Ken McLean, Jno Dickson, Saml S. Morrison, Harris 
 Fulmore, Danl Hill, Danl McKenzie, F. Blanchard, E. Tupper, jr., 
 Saml. G. W. Archibald. Clerk of the Peace, Leander J. (-rowe. 
 
 Court of Probate. — Judge, Ebenezer F. Munro; Registrar, Geo 
 Campbell. Registrar of Deeds, Jas K. Blair. 
 
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 Dep. Postmasters. — Truro, Edvr Harailton; Londonderry, M. Camp- 
 bell; Taiamagouche, Isaac Bluir; Lower Stewiacke, Wm Holesworth; 
 Upper Stewiacke, Fras Cox ; Economy, W. A. Fulmore. Coll'rs 
 Colonial and Light Duiiet, and Co trollers of Curtoms and JVaviga- 
 tion ^Laws—Truro, Thos M. Crowe ; Five Islands, A. Y. Corbett ; 
 Tatamagouche, Wm Campbell; Londonderry, David Arch Davidson. 
 Seizing Officers^ Harris Fulmore, J. MoCurdy, G. Creelman. Sur- 
 veyors of Shipping, T. F. Morrison, Wm Campbell, Jas M. Crcelmah. 
 Comm^rs of Pilots — Tatamagouche and Brule, ino Miller, Wn Fraser, 
 Robt Logan, Henry Roberts, Geo Mattital CornmWg of Schdols — 
 Colchester Dis, Geo Reading, Rev. Jas Smith, d.d.. Rev D. W. C. Diraock, 
 Rev, J. Forsythe, Rev Jno I. Baxter, Rev Wm McCulloch, d.d., Rev Jas 
 McLean, Rev Jos Alexander, Obed Chute, Rev. E. E. Rosa, Rev Robert 
 Grant. Fras R. Parker, Jno King, Siinl Rettie, W. E. McKoberts, m.d., 
 Robt G. Rutherford, Thos ^. Delaney, Jno B. Dickey, Israel Longworth, 
 W. A. Fulmer, Eliakim Tupper ; Stirling Dis., Hon A. Patterson, Rev 
 Jas Watson, R^v Wm McMillan, Rev Thos Sedgwick, Robt Purves, Jno 
 Curric, Robert L. Byers, Elisha Roach, m.d., Robt Logan, John Irvine, 
 — — Williamson, m.d., Wm J. MtiKay, Rev Alex MoArthur. Trustees 
 School Land-^ — Onslow, Jno King, Isaac M. Curdy; Truro, Alex Kent, 
 David Page. Co. Treasurer, Thos M. Crowe. Clerk of L cense, C. H. 
 Blair. Dep. Land Surveyors, Isaac N. Archibald, Robt L. Byers. 
 Health OJficeri, Chas Bent, m. d., W. E. MoRoberts, m.d. Board of 
 Health — Truro, Saml Muir, m.d., Wm Grigor, Robt Chambers, Jas K. 
 Blair, Saml Rettie, Saml Nelson ; Tatamagouche, Robt Logan, Saml 
 Waugh, Jno Millar, Geo Lombard, Wm Blackwood. 
 
 Cobequid Marine Insurance Company. — Directors, Chas Blanohard 
 (Prest), Jas Crow, Robt Smith, A. W. McLellan, Capt Jas Campbell, 
 Nelson Murphy, Capt Chas Coi. Auditors, A. M. Coohran, J. F. 
 Blanchard. iSfec'y anct Trea«., Jas K. Blair. 
 
 COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND. 
 
 High Sheriff, RodeHck McLean. Coroners, Thomas Page, CbaA 
 Ward, Jos Clark, Jno T. Salter, H. A. Davison (^Parrsboro'), Thos W. 
 Jackson, R. J. Scott, Henry A. Davison {River Philip), Robt Mitchell, 
 M.D.; Chandler Crane, m.d. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Amherst oh the third Tuesday of June, and on' 
 the second Tuesday of October. Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown, 
 Amos 8. Blenkhorn. 
 
 Notaries Public, the Barristers of the Supreme Court and Robt Stubbs, 
 Chas S. Townsend, Alex A. Black. 
 
 Commits fot giving relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for liking Affi~ 
 davits to hold to Bail, Chas D. Roach, Jas Page, C. G. Donkin, Fras 
 Carrol, Joshua Huestis, Wm T Rogers, Chas B. Dewolf, Don McKay, 
 C. E. Ratchford, Jas W. Delaney, Amos S. Blenkhorn, A. A. Black, 
 Cyrus Bent, Robt Stubbs. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Amherst on the first Taesday of 
 January. 
 
 Justices of Peace, Stephen Fulton (Custus), Gaius Lewis, Jas McNab, 
 Hon Heni7 G. Pineo, Jacol G. Purdy, Joshua Huestis, Jos N. B. Kerr, 
 Jas Ratohford, Eben Kerr, Jesse Lewis, Amos S. Blenkhorn, Jos Ozley, 
 Jas Kirkpatrick, Randolph Morris, Jas Page, Thos Logan, Jno Blenk- 
 horn, Henry Harrison, Jas W. Delaney, Robt K. Smith, Dennis Maona- 
 
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 mara, R. C. Read, T. Johnston, Wm Pipes, Horatio N. Davison, J. K. 
 Elderkin, George Knowlton, David Purdy, David Pugsley.Fras Carroll, 
 Chas G. Donkin, Jas Fullerton, Moses Lowe, Hance Hunter, David 
 Lawrence, Jno H. Peers, Saml Webb, Noraian McLeod, Wm Baker, 
 William P. Chisbolm, Robt Donkin, Robt MoElman, Robt W. Salter, 
 Martin Chapman, Geo. Glendenning, Jno T. Smith, Cyrus Bent, Peter 
 MoFarlane, William F. Cut ten, Cyrus Black, Chas £. Ratchford, John 
 Traviss, Jos Coates, Poug Pugsley, Wm Stewart, Alfred Black, Wm D. 
 Brundage, Thos T. Thomson, John Bragg, Robt Ward, Fras F. Hatfield, 
 Nat P. Hughes, A. P. Bradley, David Fullerton, Jno Davison, Mich K. 
 Pugsley. Aaron Rockwell, Levi Borden, Thos C. Dewolf, Wm. Waugh, 
 David Ross, William B. Oxley, Lemuel Bigney, Enoch Embree, Edwin 
 Johnston, Robert Ripley, Charles Ward, Don McKenzie, Gilbert Purdy, 
 Tillot Harrison, Thos McKay, Jno Bigelow, Ephraim Howard, Abraham 
 P. Betts, Jas Z. Bliss, David McElman, Thos Lusby, Wm B. Handley, 
 Aroh Dickey, Chas Creed, m.d., Alex Leslie, Jno Trueman, Netis Chap- 
 pel, Chas Lawrence, Chas B. DeWolf, Thos R. Black, Alex A. Black, 
 Thos Roach, J. Hiram Black, Rufus Black, Patk Baird,Wa> Moffatt, 
 Martin C. Halliday, Jas Higgius, Robt Stubbs, Saml Baird, Jas Mitchell, 
 Jno Atkinson, Jno Heweon, Wm McNab, Jno H. Gilroy, Wm Scott, 
 Fredk A. Donkin, Luther Baker, W. D. Main, Benjm Douglas, Don Mc- 
 Kay, Jas S. Hickman, Chas McCabe, J. N. B. Elderkin, Alex M. Mill*, 
 Chas Oulton, Richd B. Huestis, Bedford Read, Wm Smith, Robt Kerr, 
 flmbree Wood, Robt Christie, Thos Kirkpatrick, Geo Bergman, Richd 
 Black, jr., Amos Thompson, Zebud Mackay, Chas Bent. Clerk of the 
 Peace, Richd B. Huestis. 
 
 Court of Pbobatb. — Judge, Jno D. Kinnear; Registrar, Wm M. Ful- 
 lerton. Registrars of Deeds — Pa>rsboro\ A. P. Bradley ; .Smherst, 
 Jas E. Purdy. Dep JPostmasters — imkerst, Mrs J. A. Chipman ; Pug- 
 wash, Levi Borden; FFa//ace, Joshua Huestis; Parrshoio\ A. P. Brad- 
 ley ; River Philip, Mrs J. C. Philips. ColVrs Colonial and Light 
 Duties, and Controllers of Customs and JVavigati m Laws — Amherst, 
 Jas J. Kerr; Pugwash, Jas McNab; Wallace, Nicol Nicholson; Parrs- 
 boro\ Jas Ratchford; Advocate Harbour, Chas Ward; Joggins Mines, 
 JnoMoffatt; Port Greville, F.Hatfield. Seizing Officers, A. D. Chap- 
 man, Wm Brundage, Jno Moffatt, Jef Gordon, Geo W. Forrest Sur- 
 veyors of Shipping, Thos D. Dickson, L. Borden, J&a J. Kerr, Jas Mc- 
 Nab. Registrars of Shipping, Jas Ratchford, Jas McNab. Com- 
 missioners of Schools — Cumberland Dis — R«'v Geo Townshend, Rev 
 Jno Munro, Rev J. L. Jarvis, Rev G. F. Miles, Rev Thos Allen, Rev 
 Arch Thomson, Rev Jno Sponagle, Rev David McKeen, Gilbeit Seaman, 
 Stephen Fulton, Rodk McLean, Cyrus Bent, Chas Lawrence, Wm F. 
 Cutten. Robt Donkin; Parrsboro^ Dis — Rev Wm B. King, Rev Dun 
 McKinnon, Jas Kirkpatrick, T. D. Dickson, Fras Carroll, Edw Vickery, 
 Jos Elderkin, Jns A. Hatfield, Nathan B. Morris, Jas Ward, Jesse O. 
 Lewis, Rev Robt Tweedy. Trustees of PuHic Property, Jas J. Kerr, 
 Amos S. Blenkhorn, Benira Douglus. Co. Treasurer, Jno W. Smith. 
 Dep. Land Surveyors, Chas P. Roach, Jeese 0. Lewis, Saml O'Donnell, 
 David Steele. Comm'rs of Pilots — Pvgwash, Hon H. G. Pineo, Jas 
 Bent, Chas B. DeWolf, Alex A. Black, Danl Rogers ; Wallace, Joshua 
 Huestis, Jas B. Davison, Jos N. B. Kerr, Richd Scott, jr. Health Officers, 
 Benjm G. Purdy, Nathan Tupp€r,M.D., Edwin Clay, m.d., Chas Creed, m.d., 
 Robt Mitchell, m.d., A. S. Townshend, m.d., C. E. Dewolf, m.d. Boards 
 
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 Fras Carroll, J. Olney Lewis, Jesse FuUerton, E. DeW. Uatcbford ; 
 Ports of Cumberland and Joggim Dis, C. E. Ratchford, A. S. Blenk- 
 born, R. K. Smith, J. W. Delaney, Douglas Pugsley, Hiram Black, W. F. 
 Cutt€n, R. B. Boggs, Gilbert Seaman, Michl Pugsley; FF«//flce, Stephen 
 Fulton, Don McKay, Jas B. Davidson, Nicol Nicholson; Pugwash, Cyrua 
 Bent, Henry G. Pineo. jr., Henry G. Bennett, Wm H. Seaman, Chas E. Mo- 
 Nutt. Swedish and Norwegian V. Consul, and U. S. Consular Agent, 
 Henry G, Pineo, jr., Pugwash. 
 
 EASTERN CIRCUIT. 
 
 COUNTY OF GUYSBOROUGH. 
 
 High Sheriff, Edm H. Franchville. Coroners, Edw I. Cunningham, 
 Spinney Whitman, J. B. Hadley, Edm H. Franchville, Jno Cumminger, 
 Alex F. Falconer, m d. >v^ 
 
 JVotaries Public, the Barristers of the Sup. Court, and JmB. Hadley, 
 Jesse Anderson, J. W. Bigelow, jr., E. H. Franchville, Edw Mundell, A. 
 P. McKenzie, Edw I. Cunningham, Thos C. Cook, Alex W. McL. Hart, 
 Geo B. Hadley. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Guysborough on the last Tuesday of May, and 
 on the first Tuesday of October. Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown, 
 Edw Carritt, m.d. 
 
 Comm'rsfor giving Relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking -Affi- 
 davits to hold to Bail, W. G. Scott, Jno Mahoney, Edm H. Franchville, 
 Jas B. Hadley, Wm Hart, Christopher Jost ; St. Mary's Dist, Hugh 
 McDonald, Wm A. MoKeen, Alex N. McDonald, Jno W. McKeen. 
 
 General Sessions of tlie Peace held at Guysborough on the third Tues- 
 day of January and the first Tuesday of May; and at St. Mary's on t|)e 
 first Tuesday of December. 
 
 Justices of the Peace — Edw I. Cunningham (Custos), Hon Robt M. 
 Cutler, W. (). Heffernan, Jas B. Hadley, Wm. J. Bigelow^ Jno J. Mar- 
 shall, Wm Hart, Johi: Mahaney, Wm G. Scott, John Ghler, Thos Keat* 
 ing, Jesse Anderson, Jno A. Steele, Jno Jamieson, Jno McMillan, Jas 
 Wallace, Don Gunn, Jos David, Jas Fitzgerald, Andw Sangeter, Jas A. 
 Tory, Wm Hartshurne, Jno A. Tory, Colin Chisholm, Jas W. Hadley, Jno 
 Hartley, Thos C. Peart, Styles Hart, Jno B. Simpson, Saml Aitken, 
 Christopher Jost, Chas Taylor, Wm H. Wylde, Simon Gitiin, Geo Scott, 
 Jas Purcell, Herbert R. Cunningham, Abiaham W. Hart, Saml R. Rusflell, 
 Thos O'Neill; St. Mary's Dist, Hugh McDonald {Custos), Alex N. Mc- 
 Donald, Jno Hattie, Angus Kirk, Jno W. McKeen, Abner P. McKeuzie, 
 Thos O. Flavin, Jno Sinclair, Jno Rude, Robt Kennedy, Thos Smith, Wm 
 Pride, Alex Sinclair, Wm Hemlow, Jno Cumminger, David K. McKeen, 
 Jesse Cumminger, Saml Archibald, Alex Fisher, Angus Cameron, Geo 
 M. Elliott, Lachlan McQuarrie, Alex Mitchell, Daniel Hattie, senr., Wm 
 H. Chisholm, Valentine McDonald, Thos C. Cook, Alex M. Hart, Alfred 
 W. Hart, Jas S. Niokeraon, David Scrai^on, Wm P. Carritt, Jno Thos 
 Sinclair, Wm Tory, Jas H. Feltmate, Wm Webber, Jno McDonald, Riohd 
 O'Gorman, Walter Daniels, Alex Cumminger, Saml S. McKeen, Don 
 McDonald, Jas McDonald, Geo B. Hadley, Jno Mathers, Jas Ferguson, 
 senr. Clerks of the Peace — OitysAorou^A, Saml R. Russell ; St. Mary's, 
 A. P. McKenzie. 
 
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 CoDET OP Pbodate. — Judges'— Guysboroutjti, Edw Cnrritt, m. d.; St. 
 Mary's, Hugh McDonald. Registrars —St. Mary's, Jno W. McKeen; 
 Guythorough, ?»ml R. Russell. Registrars of Deeds — Qaysborough, 
 Wm Moir ; St. Mary's, Hugh McDonald. Dep. Postmasters — Guys- 
 borough, £. I. Cunningham; Sherbrooke, St. Mary's, Hugh McDonald; 
 Canto, Miss Sarah Norris; Port Mulgrave, Geo HaUley; Glenelg, M. 
 Archibald; Melrose, Jas Stewart. Collars. Colonial and Light Duties, 
 and Controllers of Customs and JVavigation Laws — Guysborough, Jas 
 Marshall; Cape Canso, W. J. Bigelow; Port MulgraUt, Vin J. W»lkM»; 
 Sherbrooke, St. Mary's, Abner P. McKenzie; Isaac's Harbour, Steph 
 McMullen. Seizing Officers, Thos P. Flavin, E. P. Dillon, Jesee Ander- 
 son. Surveyors of Shipping, Alex McDonald, Jas Marshall. CoU'rs 
 of Light Duties — Whitehaven, Jas Feltmate; Strait of Canso, Jos 
 Puroell. Reg't of Shipping, Jas Marehall. Comm'rs of Schools — 
 Guysdorough Dis. — Rev W. £. Gelling, Rev H. H. Hamilton, Rev Thps 
 Seiifs, Wm Hartshorne, Jno Mahaney, Christopher Jost, Edw t. Cunning- 
 ham, Wm Moir, H. R. Cunningham, Thos Condon, Abraham N. Whic- 
 iBAn, Don Gunn, Jno H. Tory, Rev M. Tompkins, Rev J. R. Sargent, 
 Rev F. Von Blerk; Jas V. Puroell, Rev E. Gelling; St. Mary's Dist., 
 Rev Jno Campbell, Rev Theophilus Riehey, Rev C. R. Pitbiado, Rev 
 Henry Eagles, Allan McQuarrie, Jno O. McDonald, Philip S. Perrier, A. 
 P. McKenzie, Jno W. McKeen, R. Kennedy, A. Cumminger, N. Gunn, 
 A. Sinclair, W. Hemlow. Board of Health, W. Hart, K. I. Cunningham, 
 E, H. Franchville, J. Mahaney. Health Officers, V. 
 
 LeDantio, m. d. E. Carritt, m.d. Dep. Land Sur- 
 
 veyors, Wm Hartshorne, J. A. Taylor. Dep. Agent for Lloyd's, and U. 
 8. Consular Agent, Eklm H. Fvanchville. Town Clerks— Guysborough, 
 Marshall Jost; Manchester, Jno B. Simpson; Melford, Vincent Wal- 
 lace; Wilmot, V.'m Bigelow. Co. Treasurer, Wm. G. Scott. Clerk of 
 License, Thomas C. Peart Trustees Public Property, Thomas Cook, 
 Hector Gordon, Andw Meagher. 
 
 COUNTY OF ANTIGONISH. 
 
 High Sheriff, Henry P. Hill. Coroners, Joseph Symonds, Wm H. 
 McDonald m.d.. Arch McGilHvray, Etim Corbett. 
 
 JVbtaries Public, the Barristers of tlie Sup. Court> and David Condon, 
 Hugh McDonald, Rubt McDonald, Sauil McDonald, E. Corbett. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Antigonish on iho first Tuesday uf June, and 
 on the second Tuesday of October. Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown, 
 Riohard J. Forristall. 
 
 ComnCrs for giving Relief 'o Insolvent Debtors, and for taking Affi- 
 davits to hold to Bail, Alex McDonald, m.d., Wm C. Hierlihy, Wm A. 
 Cunningham, Wm J. Beck, Jno J. Robinson, Richd J. Forristall. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Dorchester on the second Tues- 
 day of January. 
 
 Justices of the Peace — Jno McDonald {Custfis), Jos Symonds, WmC. 
 Hierlihy, Aug A. Ogden, Ro*)t McDonald, Dougald Cameron, Don Mc- 
 Millan, Robt Trotter, Alex McDonald, Arch McGillivray, Jno McKenzie, 
 Hon. Jno McKinnon, N. McDonald, Laohlan Cameron, Don McDonald, 
 Allan Smith, Jno McMillan, Don Chisholm, Jno McDonald, Christophe^ 
 McDonald, Wm Chisholm, Wni Gerroir, Chaa Cameron, Wm I^. Cun- 
 ningham, Don McDonell, Edw Corbett, Elisha M. Randall, Hugh Mc- 
 Gillivray, Robt N. Henry, Alex McNaughton. Aaroi^ t). Harrington, Wm 
 
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 J. Beck, Alex M. Cbisholm, Jno McDonald, Jno Sears, Alex Mcintosh, 
 U.D., Don McKenzie, Rodk McDonald, Angus McDougall, R. J. Forris- 
 tall, Micbl Crispe, Peter Gerroir, Lucien Doiron, Alex Chieholm, Don 
 Chieholm, David Condon, Jno Cbisholm, Colin Roes, Angus McDonald, 
 Colin Chishoiin, Jno Frnser, Don McDonald, Yim Chisholni, Ylm Boyle, 
 Jos M. Hall, TTm Cbisholm, Alex Cameron, Alex McLean, Jno T. Robin- 
 son, Angus Mclnnis, Arch Cbisholm, Jno McMillan, Jno B. Bonin, Eiisha 
 W. Randall, Angus Mclsaac, Allan Cameron, Alex McGillivray, Arch 
 Eraser, Hugh MbLellan, Jno McGillivray, Andw McFarlane, Jno Mc- 
 Einnoii, Jno Mclntyre, jr., Wm McDonald, Arch McGillivray, Jno Mc- 
 Gillivray. Cferk of the Peace, Jas Wilkie. 
 
 CovRT OF Pbobate. — Judffe, J.J. Robinson; Registrar ^ Richard J. 
 Forristall. Registrar of Deeds, Aaron D. Harrington. Dep. Postmas- 
 ters'—Antigonuh, Henry P. Hills Cape George, Robt McDonald ; St. 
 Andrews, Jno McMillan ; Tracadie, "W. H. Harrington. ColVrs of 
 Colonial and Light Duties, and Controllers of Customs and JVaviga- 
 tion Laws — Antigonish, Hugh McPhee; Port Bayfield, Edif Randall ; 
 Harbour au Bouche, Edm Corbett. Surveyors of Shipping, Hugh Mc- 
 Phee, Edna Corbett. Camm'rs of Schools — Hugh McDonald^ Rev R. 
 McGillivray, Rev David Honeyman, u.n., Angus Smith, Arch ItfcGilli- 
 vray. Rev Ken J. McDonald, Ron McGillivray, Rev T. W. Morris, Wm 
 Cbisholm, Norman McDonald, Rev Tbos Downie, Rev Andvr McCnflivray, 
 Rev Hugh Gillis, Rev Chas Martell, Rev Jos Cbisholm, W. C. Hierliby, 
 Rev Dr McGregor, Riclid J. Forristall, Rev Wm B. McLeod, Rev Wm 
 Cbisholm, Rev Peter Fiset, Robt Trotter, Wm McDonald, Tbos M. King, 
 Neil McKenna. Clerk of License, Arch McGillivray. Dep L tnd Sur- 
 veyors, Danl C. Robertson, Hugh McDonald. Health Officer, Alex Mc- 
 intosh, M.D, Board of Health, Alex McDonald, m.d., Wm R. Cunning- 
 ham, Wm Beck. Agent for Lloyds, Jos Smith. 
 
 Aktigonisii Cvrliko Club. — J'res^, Wm A. Henry; F. P., R. Mc- 
 Donald. Rep. Members, Robt Davis, Wm A. Henry. 2Vea»., H. Mc- 
 Donald. Sec^y, S. McDonnell. Committee, D. McDonald, Robt N. 
 Henry, A. M. Cunnin;{ham.- Extraordinary Member, Robt Davis. 
 
 COUNTY OF PICTOU. 
 
 High Sheriff, William H. Harris. Coroner^, David Matheeon, Edw 
 Roach, Wm H. Harris, Le^is Johnston, n.i>., John Mitchell, M.D., John 
 McKay, Jno B. Eraser, m.d., Wm Eraser, m.d. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Pictou on the ThuiTsday next after the second 
 Tuesday of June, and on the Thursday next after the third Tuesday of 
 October. Prothonotary , Clerk of the Crown, and Clerk of the Peace, 
 David Matheson. 
 
 CommWs for giving Relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking Affi- 
 davits to hold to Bail, James Eraser, Robert Murray, D. Hockin, Jas 
 Crichton, Rodk McKenzie, Jns. Primrose, William Gordon, Robt Doull, 
 THenry R. Narraway, Don Robertson. Rodk McKenzie, David Matheson. 
 
 Cleneral Session B of the Peace held at Pictou on the first Tuesday of 
 Februany and on the;^rsf Tuesday of July. 
 
 JVotaries Public'— ^The Barristers of the Supreme Court, and Jno R. 
 Noonan, Geo Hattie, Jas A. Eraser. 
 
 Justices of the Peace — Daniel Hockin {Custos), Hon Jno Holmes, 
 James Eraser, Robert Murray, Peter Rbss, John McKay, George 
 McLeod, Dun McDonald, William Eraser, Adam' MoKeAzie,' jWiliiigp 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
 147 
 
 Gordon, James D. B. Fraser, James Priirose, Ans^us Sutherland, 
 Alex Fraser, M. R., Anthony Smith, Johu Grant, Neil Gunn, Hugh 
 MoLeod, James MoGregor, W. H. Davies, John Logan, William Lingill, 
 Jas Grant, Robt Copeland, Wm Smith, Robt Lowden, Samuel Cameron, 
 Mather Sproull, Alex MoKay, C.R., John McLeod, Geo McDonald, Wm 
 Dunbar, Geo MoKenzie, Alex P/ Ross, Alex Cameron, Rodk McKenzie, 
 Jas Crichton, Alnx McKay, W.R., Chas McLenan, John Crerar, Robert 
 Doull, Henry R. Narraway, Don McDonald, C.J., Geo McKay, George 
 Denoon, John Holmes, C. J., Adam Gordon, Andrew Hunter, John F. 
 McDonald, Basil Bell, Jno H. Lane, Jno Gray, Peter G. Campbell, Wm 
 Ross, John Ross, David A. Ross, Don McDonald, N.G., Jas Fitzpatrick, 
 Alex Chisholm, Don Fraser, Jas Wentworth, Jno MoKenzie, M.R., Dun 
 Robertson, Thomas Horn, Jas Holmes, Stewart Burns, Jno A. Dawson, 
 Jas Kitchen Jas W. Carmichael, Malcolm G. McLeod, Alexr McHardy, 
 Jno Dawson, Jno Mitchell, Jno Hog^, Law Millar, David Marshall, Jno 
 McPhee, Geo W. Underwood, Robert Fraser, Andrew Campbell, David 
 Patterson, Alex Grant, Alexr Thompson, James Ives, George Bruce, 
 Hector McLean, Dun McKay, James McRae, Richard Tanner, Don 
 Cameron^ Daniel McDonald, John R. Noonan, Matthew T. Smith, Don 
 McKay, Alex McKay, Alex McDonald, M.R., Thos Fraser, Jas Hudson, 
 John McDonald (Angus' son), John McDonald (Johns' son,) Don Mc- 
 Lean, Wm McQillvery, Chas McKinnon, Chas McDougall, Wm Cameron 
 Chas McLellan, Jas Hislop, R. P. Grant, Wm N. Rudolf, Ken Ross, Jas 
 Mcintosh, Alex Fraser, William Berril, Geo Campbell, Jesse Hoyt, Don 
 McDonald, F. G., Jas R. Fraser, Danl Grant, Maurice Power, William 
 Brownrig^r, Danl McLean, Alex McLeod, Don Ross, Wm McDougall, 
 Jno Cumming, Jame^ Cumming. Stipendiary Magistrates — PictoUt 
 Danl Hockin; JVew Glasgow, Jno McKay. 
 
 Court of Probate. — Judge, Danl Dickson; Registrar Jas Crichton, 
 Registrar of Deeds, John Ferguson. Dep Postmasters — Pictou, John 
 McKay: JViw Glasgow, Wm Fraser; Durham, John McCoul; Albion 
 Mines, H. McKenzie; River John, Jno Cameron; West River, William 
 Munro. Collectors of Colonial and Light Duties, and Controllers of 
 Customs and JVdvigation Laws — Pictou, D. McCulloch; Merigomish, R. 
 Murray. Clerk and Warehouse Keeper, . Surveyor of Ship- 
 ping, G-. Hattie. Tide Waiters and Seizing Officers, Clarke Murdoch, 
 G. J. Campbell, Benjm McLeod, Jno Crichton Harbour Master — 
 Pictou, James McKinnon. Commissioners of Pilots, Rodk Mo- 
 Kenzie, Alex P. Ross, Don McDonald, John R. Noonan, Capt James 
 McKinnon. Co. Treasurer, Robt Doull. Clerks of License — Pictou, 
 Anderson Hendersoi ; Egerton, Thos Graham ; Maxwelton, Allen 
 MoPhte. Commissioners of Schools — JVbrth JDisi., Rev James Bayne, 
 Rev A. W. Herdman, Rev Alex Sutherland, Rev Ron McDonald. Daniel 
 Hockin, Wm Gordon, Jas Crichton; South Dist., Rev David Roy, Rev 
 D. B. Blair, Rev Simon McGregor, Rev Allan Pollock, Rev W. Stewart, 
 Jas McGregor, Jno McKay, Jno Mitchell, D. McDonald, Rev J. Stewart. 
 Trustees Public Property — Pictou, Jas Crichton, Chas T. Irving, Wm 
 McLaren; Egerton, Jas. Fraser, jr., Jas W. Carmichael, Don McDonald. 
 Comm'rs Streets— Pictou, Wm H. Harris, W. McLaren, Robt P. Grant. 
 H. R. Narraway, Adam Gordon ; Egerton, Don McDougall, Dav Blarsh.'.i, 
 Don Grant. Fire Wardens— Pictou, Daniel Hockin, Robert Doull, 
 Robt P. Grant, Clarence Primrose, Jas Crichton, Alex P. Ross, J. D. B. 
 Fraser, Rodk McKenzie, Jno T. Ives, W. H. Harris, W. H. Davies, W. N. 
 
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 Rudolf; J)rew Olasgowj Jas W. Carmiohael, Thos Frneer, Dr. Murray, 
 Geo W. Underwood, Tho» Fraser, David Marshall, D. McDonald, Jas H. 
 Fraser, Don Grant. Fire Engine Compavv — Pic^ow, Captain Gordon 
 Kerr; JVew Glasgow, Capt Thos Fraser. Hook and Ladder Company 
 — PictoUf Capt Jas Simon Fraser. Health Officers, G M. Johnston, 
 M. r>., W. E. Cooke, m. d., Geo A.Christie, m. d., Lewis Johnston, m. d., 
 James Wentworth, J. E, Jones, m.d. Boards of Health — Pictou, H. R. 
 Narraway, S. H. Holmes, Robt Doull, Jno A. Dawson, Cornelius Dwyer, 
 C. T. Irving, David Matheson; JVew Glangow, Dr. Murray, Dr Fraser, 
 Basil Bell, J. W. Jackson , D. McDonald; Mbion Mine», Jas Hudson, 
 Lewis Johnston, m. c, J. £. Jones, m.d. Dep. Land Surveyor, James 
 Holmes. U. S. Consul, Benjm Norton. Agents Bank ofJVova Scotia — 
 Pictou, James Primrose; JM'ew Glasgow, J. W. Carmiohael; Peoples' 
 Bank — Afei/j Glasgow, Jas Fraser, jr. Agents British Lloyd's, Prim- 
 rose & Rudolf; French Lloyd's, Capt Wm Forbes ; American Lloyd's, 
 Jas Kitchen. Town Clerks — Pictou, David Matheson; Egerton, Wm 
 Fraser; Maxwelton, Jno Thompson; Merigomish, Jas Murray. 
 
 Pictou Marine Raii^way Company. — Pres/., Jas Primrose: Direc- 
 tors, Wm Gordon, Jno T. Ives, Jno Crerar, Jno A. Dawson; Agent and 
 fif«r'v, Howard Primrose. * 
 
 Pictou Cemeteby Company. — Prest, Jno Crerar. Treat., Alex J. 
 Patterson. 
 
 Pictou New Cemetery Comp'y — Prcsf., J. Primrose; /Scc'i/,D.Dickson 
 
 Pictou Gas Light Company. — Directors, J. D. B. Fraser (Prest,), 
 Alex P. Ross., Jas Ives, Wm Gordon, Jno Yorston, Dan) Hockin, Wm 
 H. Davies; Sec'y. and Treas., Wm Jack. 
 
 Pictou Home Marine Insurance Association. — Directors, Roderick 
 McKenzie, Jno T. Ives, Jas D. B. Fraser, Wm Fbrbes, Howard Primrose. 
 Broker Robt P. Grant. 
 
 New Glasgow Underwriters' Association. — Directors, J. W. Car- 
 miohael, Don McDonald, G. W. Underwood, Jno Miller, Jas FraseK 
 Broker, Jeffery McColl. 
 
 Pictou Mutual Marine Insurance Association. — Directors, Danl 
 Hockin, Jas Ives, Wm Ives* Alex J. Patterson, Chas T. Irving. Broker, 
 Geo Glennle. 
 
 Pictou Aorioultcrai. Society. — Prest., David Matheson; V. P., 
 Don Fraser; Sec'y Jno MoKenzie; Treas., Jamca Ives; Dirfciors, Robt 
 McLean, Jas Hogg, Jno Brown, Jno Hogg, Adam MoKean. 
 
 Pictou Curung Club — Pr«s., J. R. Noonar. Rep. Members, ^hi 
 Boak, A. J. Pattersoa Treat, Peter Crerar. Sec'y, S. H. Holmes. 
 Committee, Geo Doull, Wm Mills, H. J. Fraser, and Qthoe Bearers; Ex- 
 traordinary Members, B. H. Norton, A. P. Ross; JJon. Members, Geo 
 MoKeniie, A. G. Kidston 
 
 New Glasgow Curlino CLua — Patron Geo MoKenaic; Prest, Don 
 McDonald; Vice Prest, J. C. McKay; Hep. Members, R. Fraser, G. W. 
 Underwood, Geo McKenzie; Treas., Angus Chisliolm; <Slcc'y, D. Murray; 
 Cov^miitet, T. Graham, T. Fraser, J. R. Fraaer. 
 
 New Caledonia Curling Club. — Prest., Jas Primrose. Vice^Prest, 
 Geo M. Johnston. Rep Members, Jas Ives and Geo Buist. Treat, 
 C. Primrose. Sec'y W. Norman Rudolf. Committee, G. Primrose, l>. 
 Munro. Hon^ Member, W. H. Davies. 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
 149 
 
 CAPE BRETON CIRCUIT. 
 
 CODNTY OF CAPE BRETON. 
 
 High Sheriff John L. Hill. Cot oners, Chas Mc Alpine, Don N. Mo- 
 
 gueen, Lauchlan Robertson, Henry Kirkwood m.d., Jas Gieig, Dan Mc- 
 arty. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Sydney on the^rsf Tuesday of June, and on 
 the second Thursday after the fourth Tuesday of October. Prothonotary, 
 Clerk of the Crown and Clerk of the Peace, Chas E. Leonard, jr. 
 
 JVotaries Public, the Barristers of the Supreme Court, and C. K. 
 Leonard, Thos S, Bown, Chas MoAlpine, Jno McLean, Simon NicboUon, 
 Jas Chaloner, Jno Forbes, Robt Martin, Geo Rigby, Alfred F. Bown, 
 Ron McDonald. J. Wm Hill. 
 
 Cominr\ forgiving relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking Affi- 
 davits to hold to bail, Chas E. Leonard, Chas McAlpine, C. E. Leonard, 
 jr., Henry Davenport. Wm Gamraell, Jno A. Moore, L. Robertson, Jno 
 McLean, Jno Ferguson, Jno Forbes, Chas J. Clarke. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Sydney on the firtt Tuesday of 
 March and second Tuesday of July. 
 
 Justices of the Peace.— Henry Davenport (Cuatos), Chas E. Leonard, 
 Thos S. Bown, Chas McAlpine, Jno D. Clarke, Geo G. Hill, Hon. Jno 
 Bourinot, N. H, Martin, Arnold Holmes, Wm Armstrong, Wm Butler, 
 Wm Gammell, Tlios Caldwell, Lauchlan Robertson, Jas McNeil, Don 
 McNeil, Benoni Shepherd, Jno MoKinnon, Anth'y Martell, Geo Rigby 
 Don Rosij, Hon. Thos D. Archibald, Angus McDonald, Don Gillis, John 
 Ferguson, Wm Murray jr., John Forbes, Don John McNeil, Augustine 
 McGillivray, Jno R. Dowlina, Alex Molunes, Don Macaulay, Caleb 
 Huntington, Alex J. Ball, Thos Mcore, Neil Ferguson, Alex McKenna 
 Dougald McDougall, Law Kavanaghjr., Geo E. Burchell, Alex McLean, 
 Jno Richardson, Henry V. Bown, Patk Cadigan, Jno Christie, Jas 
 Matheson, Jno L. Ingraham, Murdoch MoDonald, Don McLean, Simon 
 Nicholson, Angus Gulis, Wm W. Bown, Geo McKay, Dun MoKenzLe, 
 Richd Laffin, Thoa Scott, J. T. MoKinnon, Clement H. Harrington, Patk 
 MuUins, Belloni Gouthreau,. E. P. Arohbold, Don MoDougall, Jno A. 
 Moore, Edw Carr, Robt F. Hamilton, Don MoDonald, Wm Butler. Edm 
 Outram* Thos Butler, Saml McDonnell, Alex Campbell, Stephen McNeil, 
 Angus Anderson, Ron McDonald, Hon McMuUin, Wm MoDonald, Fras 
 Lewisi Alex Moore, Alex G. Hamilton, Jno Lorway, jr., Peter T. Clarke, 
 Hugh McGillivray, Alex McDonald, Wm Routledge, Jno Edwards, Patk 
 Collins, Murdoch McGregor Marshall Bourinot, Jno Vooght, Chas J. 
 Clarke, Jos Martell, senr, Benjm Burke, Edw MuUins, Norman McDon- 
 ald, Michl Slattery, Walter Young, Wm TurnbuU, Geo Gelling, Henry 
 Mitehell, Albert Carman, Jas Hitchens, Arthur H. Bourinot Dun Mc- 
 Larty, Geo S. Brown, Jno Belcher Moore, Wm K. Moore, Angus Mc- 
 Aulay, J. Wm Hill, Robt Martin, Allan McLean, Rodk, McNeil. 
 
 CouBT OF Probate. — Judge, bon N. McQueen; Registrar , Murray 
 Dodd. Registrar of Deeds, Jas P. Ward. Dep. Postmasters — Sydney, 
 Robt Martin; Abr/A Sydney, Jno Forbes; Sydney Mine^, D. G. Rigby; 
 Cow Bay, Anth'y Martell: Little Glace Bay, Wm MoDonald; Lingan, 
 Wj^ter Young. CoWrs of Colonial and Light Duties, and Controll- 
 em of Customs and JVdvigation Laws — Sydney, Chas E. Leonard, jr.. 
 Little Brasd'Or, Patk Collins; JVorth Sydney, Thos 8. Bown; Cow 
 Bay, Wm W. Bown; Lingan, Fredk Leaver; Glace Bay and Bridgeport 
 
 Bm>wn hwatuvB^Jf Co.— Oold Leaf, Dry Psunta and Varnfeheii 
 
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 Chas Rigby; Louitburff, Law Kavanagh: Main-a-Dieu, Geo Rigby. 
 Seizing Officers, Jos Townsliend, Thos Phoran, Alfred E. Bown, Jno 
 Landerb. ReffW of Shipping, C. E. Leonard, jr, Surveyors of Ship- 
 ping, W. J. Hill, C. W. Hill. Comw'rsof Schools— ^^y R. J. Uniacke, 
 D.D., Rev Neil McLeod, Rev Hugh McLeod, d.d., Rev Jno Quinan, Rev 
 Alex McSween, Rev James Quinan, Rev David Mclaaac, Kev Isaac 
 McKay, Rev AlfVed Brown, Jnmcs McKeagney, Clement H. Har- 
 rington, Don N. McQueen, Lauchlin Robertson, Rev Alex Farquhar- 
 lon. Rev Paul Prestwood, Rev Jos Cbisholm, Rev Jno Shaw, Rev Mur- 
 doch Stewart, Rev W. H. Jamieson, Rev W. Boggs. Comm*rs Sydney 
 Common, Jas McKeagney, Clement H. Harrington, Jas Anderson, 
 Henry LeCras, Geo E. Burchell. CommWs Public Property, Jno 
 D. Clarke, Jas Anderson, Edw Morgan. Harbour Masters, Sydney, A. 
 H. Bourinot; Bridgeport, Walter Handrickan; Cow Bay Alfred E. 
 Bown; Little Bras d'Or, Patk Collins; Louisburg, Wm Townshend. 
 Co Treasurer, Edw,C. Bown. Commas of Pilots, Chas E. Leonard, 
 Thos S. Bown, Hon. Thos. D. Archibald, Jno Muggah, Henry Daven- 
 
 Jort, Wm Routledge. Fire Wards— Sydney, Henry LeCras, Alonzo 
 . White. Fire Brigade— C&ipt, W. F. Michan; Lieut, Matthew Brad- 
 ley. Trustees of Public Property, Wm Buchannan, Rob J. IngrahaoD, 
 Jno E. Burchell. Health Officers, Lewis Johnston M.r., A. 1). McGil- 
 livray, m.d., Marcus Dodd, m.d., Thos Jacobs, m.d. Board of Health, 
 Chas E. Leonard, jr, Henry W. Crawley, Thos Archibald, Lauchlan 
 Robertson, Alex Mclnnis, Thos Butler, Jno Ferguson, C. H. Harrington. 
 Dep Land Surveyors, David McKeen, Hugh R. McKenzie. Consul 
 of France and Agent for Lloyd's, Hon Jno Bourinot. U, S. Con- 
 sular Agents— JVorth Sydney, Hon T. D. Archibald; Lingan, Fred!^ 
 Leaver; Sydney, J. P. Ward; Cow Bay, Chas. Archibald. , 
 
 COUNTY OF VICTORIA. 
 
 High Sheriff, Jacob S. Ingraham. Coroners, Jno Robertson, Jno 
 MoLellan, J. G. A. McKeen, m.d. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Baddeck on the second Tuesday of June, and 
 on the first Thursday after the fourth Tuesday of October. Prothono- 
 tary and Clerk of the Crown, Alex Taylor, jr. 
 
 JSfbtaries Public, the Barristers of the Sup Court, and Dougald B. 
 MoNab, Alex McKay, Rupert G. Zwioker, Saml C. Campbell, Alex 
 Munro, Thos Bown jr, D. G. McKenxie. 
 
 Ccmmr's for giving relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking Affi- 
 davits to hold to Bail, Alex Taylor, Jos Hart, Don Morrison, Wm Jones, 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Baddeck on the third Tuesday 
 of March and third Tuesday of September. 
 
 Justices of the Peocc — Wm Kidston (Cuatos), Dougald B. McNab, 
 Duncan MoRae, Wm Jones, Chas McKenzie, Chas J. Campbell, Alex 
 Taylor, Jno Robertson, Alex Munro, Jos Hart, Alex McRae, Angus 
 Buchannan, Jno W. Burke, Alex McKay, Lewis Bown, Dun Ferguson, 
 Alex McKay Alex Cameron. Angus McLeod, Jno McLeod, Jno Mo- 
 Donald, Jno S. McNeil, Jno G. MoKinnon, Angus McDonald, Don Mc- 
 Lean, Jno McLennan, Chas Campbell, Alex McDonald, Malcom McLean, 
 Lauchlan McDonald, Don Morrison, Rupert G. Zwicker, Daniel McLaod, 
 Hector Campbell, Jesse Roper, Wm McLean, Don McRae, Kenneth Mc- 
 Kenzie, Edw McLeod, Mur McKenzie. Mur McDonald, Ken McDonald. 
 Thos A. McKeen, Angus McAulay, Neil MoAskill, Jno McLeod, (Bay 
 
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 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 151 
 
 St. Lawrence), Jno McLeod (Fanning's Point), Neil Morrison, Ken- 
 neth Buohannan, Luther McLeod, Thos S. Bown jr., Jno McKinnon, 
 Jno K. McLeod, David Corbet, Ingraham Carey, Don McDonald, Dun 
 Morrison, Edw Can*, Danl J. MoKenzie, A. B. Morrison, Angus Came- 
 ron, Win Heffeman, A. Mao Ivor, Peter McLean, Jas Crowdis, jr., Levi 
 Hart, C. N. Campbull, Neil Gillis, Geo Ingraham, Jno MoRa!e. Clerk 
 of the Peace, S. G. A. McKeen, m.d. 
 
 CouBT OP Probate. — Judge, Wm Jones; Registrar, A. F. Haliburton. 
 Registrar of Deeds, Alex Taylor, jr. Dep Postmasters — Baddeck, Robt 
 Elmsly; English Town, Dun McDonald; Boularderie, Alex Munro; 
 J^ew Campielltown, D. J. MoKenzie. CoU'rs Colonial and Light 
 Duties, and Controllers of Customs and Navigation Laws — Baddeck, 
 Wm Kidston, jr.; Oreat Bras d'Or, Jno McNeill; St Ann's, Jno Mo- 
 Aulay. Seizing Officers, Angus B. Morrison, Jno Bain, Geo Burtcn, 
 Don Mcintosh, Peter Campbell, Neil McPherson, Colin Black. Survey- 
 or of Shipping, Jacob S. Ingraham. Reg'r of Shipping, Vfm Kidston, 
 jr. Harbour Master — English Town, Henry Sutherland. Comm'rs of 
 Schools, Alex Munro, Rev Neil Brodie, Jno Robertson, Wm Kidston, 
 lonr., Jos Hart, Jno MoLellan, Alex Taylor. Co Treasurer, Robt A. 
 Jones. Comm'rs of Pilots, Poirt of Bras d'Or, Alex Munro, Alex 
 McLeod, Don Eraser. Dep Land Surveyors, Don Ross, Gibbs Gesner, 
 Angus S. McKay, D. B. McNab. Health Officer J. G. A. McKeen, m.d. 
 Board of Health, Chas J. Campbell, Wm Kidston, j<*., Jos Hart, Dr. 
 Cameron, A. B. Morrison. 
 
 COUNTY OF INVERNESS. 
 
 High Sheriff, George C. Lawrence. Coroners, DunsierTremain, Jno 
 Munro, Jas G. McKeen. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Port Hood on the third Tuesday of June, and 
 on '.ne third Tuesday of October. Prolhonatary and Clerk of the 
 Crown, Jas McDonnell. 
 
 JVotaries Public, the Barristers of the Sup. Court, and Isaae McLeod, 
 Saml Lawrence, Jas G. McKeen, Isaac McLeod, Philip LeMontais, Geo 
 C, Lawrence, Edw S. Blanchard, Alex Campbell, Geo C. Lawrence, jr. 
 
 Comm'rs for giving relief to Insolvent Debtors, and for taking Affi- 
 davits to hold to Bail, Dunsier Tremain, Peter J. Brouard, Lauchlan 
 McDougall, Jas McDonnell, Angus McDonnell. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Port Hood on the first Tuesday 
 of October. 
 
 JusticeH of the Peace— Hon Ptr Smyth (Cu»/os), Jno L. Tremain, Jno 
 Campbell, Don Cameron, Jno McLeod, DunsierTremain, Jno McLellan, 
 Jas G. McKeen, Don McDonald, Hugh Campbell, Alex McLean. Martin 
 McPherson, Malcom McDonald, Lauchlin McDougall, Dougall Smith, 
 Jas Purcell, Allan Cameron, Isaac McLeod, Neil McLellan, Saml Camp- 
 bell, Angus McLellan, Malcolm McKay, Jno H. McKeen, Alex Chisholm, 
 Philip J. LeRiche, Jno Chisholm, Jno Murray, Jno McDonald, Don 
 McDonald, Jas McDonald, Saml Lawrence, Malcolm McDonald, Saml 
 Beaton, Don McLellan, Matt McDaniel, Jno Ross, Angus Mclnnes, Hugh 
 Cameron, Rodk McNeil, Jno McLean, Angus McEachem, Jno G. Crow- 
 dis, Angus Murphy, Wm Chisholm, Allan McQuarry, Jno Chisholm, 
 Jno Wright, Edw McMillan, Hugh McMillan, Jno McD. Tulloch, Alex 
 Gillies, Rich Daroy, J. Duncan Cameron, Dun McLean, Don Mcintosh, 
 Alex Matheson, Nicholas Murphy, Wm McQuarry, Patrick Dowling, 
 
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 BELCUEKS FARMERS 
 
 [1868. 
 
 Aroh MoPhall, Jno Beaton jr., Maloolm MoLeod, Hugh Cameron, m.d., 
 Hugh MoDonald, Wm Grant, Alex Campbell, Peter Paint, jr., Don 
 McDonald, Henry Y. Taylor, Peter Coady, Don McDonald (N. E. 
 Margarie), Jno MoDonald, Jno MoEaohran Don McDonald, Lauchlin 
 Kennedy, Jacob S. Hart, A. MoDonald, Jno Mcintosh, Philip Blan^pied, 
 Peter Smyth, jr., Hugh Oillies, Wm Dunbar, Jno McLennan, Jno Mo- 
 Isaac, Jas Ferguson, Malcolm McNeil, Peter Paint, senr., Qeor^e C. 
 Lawrence, jr.. Dun McDonnell, Don Chisholm, Jno MoFarlane, Allan 
 McDonnell, Don McMillan, Alex MoEaohran, Hobt MoDougalj, Aroh 
 Skinner, MoFadgen, Alex McEachen, Angus McPhee, Arch Cam- 
 eron. Clerk of the Peace, Jno Lewis Tremain. 
 
 Court of Probate. — Judge, Jno L. Tremain ; Registrar, Robt Mo- 
 Dougall. Registrar of Deeds, Jno L. Tremain. Dep Postmasters — 
 Port Hood, Jno D. Tremain; Margarie forks, Don Campbell; Mabou, 
 Wm Grant; Plaister Cove, J* G. McKeen; fVhykokomagh, Laughlan 
 McDougall; Ship Harbour, M'ltilda Brouard; Head of West Bay, 
 Alex V. Heugbins. Coll'rs Colonial and Light Duties and Controll- 
 ers of Customs and JVavigation Laws — Port Hood, E. D. Tremain; 
 Mirgarie, Jas Ross; Port of Hawkesbury, Malcolm McDonald. 
 Seizing Officers, Don McFarlane, Hei^ry Forbes. Surveyors of Ship- 
 ping, J. P. Brouard, E. D. Tromain, Malcolm MoDonald. RegW of 
 Shipoing, Malcolm McDonald. Comm'rs of Schools — South Dist., 
 Jno L. Tremain, Rev J. K. McDonald, Rev W. G. Forbef . Rev. Allan 
 McLean, Rev Arch McKenzie, Hon. Peter Symth, Jno Muncey, G. C. 
 
 Lawrence, senr, Ii. Cameron m.d.. Rev Sinclair; JVorth i>ts^, Angus 
 
 McLellan, Rev Jno Chisholm, Rev Jno Gunn, Rev M. Fournier, Jno 
 Munroe, Saml Campbell, Don MoLeod, Lauchlp.n McDougald, Mai. Mo- 
 Kay, J. G. Crowdis. Dep Land Surveyors Jas MoKenzie, Jas A. 
 Austin, Jno Murphy. Health Officers, Dr Buckley, Dr Wilmot. 
 Boc^d of Health Geo C. Lawrence, Jas McDonnell, Nicholas Murphy 
 Angus Murphy. Agents for Lloyd's — Plaister Cove, J. Q. McKeen; 
 Port Hood, Geo C. Lawrence. U. S. Consular Agent, Jas G, McKeen, 
 
 COUNTY OF RICHMOND. 
 
 High Sheriff, Jno F. Fuller. Coroners, Geo E. Jean, Edm P. Flynn, 
 Maurice Kavanagh, Wm Brymer, Henry C. Fixott, m. p., David 
 Grouchy. 
 
 Supreme Court held at Ariohat on the first Thursday after the fourth 
 Tuesday of June, and on the second Tuesday of October. Prothonoiary 
 and Clerk of the Crown, Wm G. BaUam. 
 
 JVcftariea Public the Barristers of the Sup Court, and Simon Donavan, 
 Geo E. jean. 
 
 Comn'rsfor giving relief to Insolvent Dfhtors and for taking Affi- 
 davits to hold to Bail, Wm CricUtoo, Simon Donavan, Jno R. Smith, 
 Danl O'C. Madden, Thos LeJ^iToir, Geo T. Handley, Jno Fuller, Isaac Le- 
 Ycpoonte, Jno Fr«ihill, Jno Matheson, £. P. Flynn, Jno H. Rindress, 
 David Grouchy. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peaoe held ftt Ariohat on the second Tuesday 
 of January. 
 
 Justices of the Peace — W9i Criohton (Gustos), Jno Smith, Henry 
 Martellc Thos LeNoir, Jno R. Smith, Jno Morrison, Matt Helleur, Jnt> 
 Matheson, Alex Murohisoe, Anthony Oliver, Simon Donavan, Jno M<3- 
 
 ftR^W^~Mdi;ii£P fir CO., Druggists, Ordnanoe ggqaro, Ufil^fy^. 
 
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 l« Micct. 
 
 [1868. 
 
 Cameron, m.d., 
 ?aiDt, jr., Don 
 Donald (N. K 
 nald, Lauohlin 
 hilip Blao'pied, 
 ennan, Jno Mo- 
 enr., Geor,-^ C. 
 iFarlane, Allan 
 oDougall, Arch 
 lee, Aroh Gain- 
 er ar, Robt Mo- 
 
 Postmafter$ — 
 dpbell; Mabou, 
 \agh, Liaughlan 
 of West Bay^ 
 8 and Controll- 
 E. D. Tremain; 
 )lm McDonald. 
 veyors of Ship- 
 jald. RegW of 
 I — South Dist., 
 rbef. Rev. Allan 
 
 Muncey, G. C. 
 •th Diat.f Xngna 
 
 Fournier, Jno 
 jgald, Mai. Mo- 
 fenzie, Jas A. 
 Dr Wilmot. 
 cholas Murphy 
 
 . G. MoKeen; 
 JasG, Mc^.eeB. 
 
 Edm P. Flynn, 
 M. P., David 
 
 ifter the fourth 
 Prothonotary 
 
 iimon Donavan, 
 
 'or taking Jffi- 
 
 Jno R. Smith, 
 
 uUer, Isaac Le- 
 
 H. Rindress, 
 
 wond Tuesday 
 
 Smith, Henry 
 t Heileur, Jnt> 
 ,vau, Jno Mo- 
 
 qare, HiU|£m(. 
 
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 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 153 
 
 Innis, Simon Babin, Simon LeBIano, Geo T. Handley, Norman McNeil, 
 Jos Martell, Patk C. Brennan, Patk McCarthy, Jno Btraohan, Josiah 
 Hooper, Ken McLeod, Jno Fuller, Chas Boudrot, £dw Gagnon, Edm P. 
 Fiynn, Robt McKenzie, Robt Hill, Wm Brymer, Patk Mabourgette, 
 Maurice J. Kavanagh, Ken Morrison, Don Bovd, Simon Landry, 
 Jeffrey Boudrot, John Frehill, Daniel O'C. Madden, Peter Bosdet, 
 John H. Rindress, Aime Martell, Isaac LeVesconte, James Smith, 
 David Grouchy,Wm LeVesconte, AnguH McLeod, Henry C. Fizott, m.d , 
 Jas Smith, Don N. Shaw, Hen Carre, Jas Johnston, Isadore Martell, 
 Andw Bellefontaine, Stephen MoPherson. Jno McDonald, Louis Boudrot, 
 Don Matheson, Simon Boudrot, Walter Murray, Wm Urquhart, Geo H. 
 Bissett, Hyacinth Martell, J. T. DeCarteret, Simon Donavan, jr., 
 Wm G. Ballam, ThosLcNoir, jr., Hector Murchison, Don McKay, Isidore 
 LeBlanc, Henry Richard, Arch Johnston, Wm Leahy, Jno R. Smith jr., 
 Gilbert Paon, Andw McDonald, Jno Anderson, Angus McNeill, Jaa 
 Hearn, Cbas King, Fras Marmaud, jr.. Dun Cameron, Max Forrest, 
 David MoNamara, jr., Peter Grouchy, Jno Keefe, Clerk of the Peace 
 Geo £. Jean. 
 
 Court of Probate. — Judge, William R. Cutler; Registrar^ Wm Q. 
 Ballam. Registrar of Btedt, and Agent for Lloyd's and Under- 
 writers^ Association, Liverpool, G. B., George £. Jean. Dtp. 
 Postmasters — Arichat D. O'C Madden; St. Peter^s R. G. Morrison. 
 Coll'rt Colonial and Light, Duty, and Controllers of Customs and 
 JVavigation Laws — Arithat, Simon Donavan; Port Richmond, Angus 
 McDcmaid; St Peter's, Maurice J. Kavanagh. Seizing Officers, Jaa 
 Hearn, Jno Dunn, Peter LeLacheur, Reg'r of Shipping, Simon Dona- 
 van. Surveyor of Shipping, Geo E. Jean. Comm'rs of Schools — Rev 
 N. Corteau, Rev Jno McDougall, Rev Jas Ross, Hwiry Martell, Jno 
 Frehill, Peter Bosdet, E. P. Flynn, David Grouchy, Geo T. Handl«y,Vcry 
 Rev Dr Cameron, Rev Hubert Gerroir, Rev H. Deslaurier, W. Crichton, 
 Wm LeVesconte. Health Officer, Henry C. Fixott, m. d. Board of 
 Health, Peter Bosdet, E. P. Flynn, Simon LeBlanc, J. R. Smith, jr., 
 David Grouchy, Elias Boudrot, Geo T. Handley, Wm Brymer. Dep 
 Land Surveyors, Jas G. McKenzie, Jno Jas Robertson. 
 
 NoTB. — ^■The usual order of the arrangement of the Almanack 
 has been somewhat departed from in the present issue, in order 
 that the Executive and Legislative Councils and Legislative Assem- 
 blies of the Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova 
 Scotia, miglit be given, as well as the Privy Council, Senate and 
 House of Commons of the Dominion. The Tariff of Duties has 
 been omitted as it will most probably be materially altered at the 
 first meeting of Parliament at Ottawa for assimilating the Laws of 
 the several provinces relating to the Tariff and Post Office into one 
 general law applicable to all, and other necessary changes and 
 measures consequent upon the Union. The Post Office matter is 
 given as usual with the necessary corrections, and will remain as 
 given until altered by the general law to be passed above alluded to. 
 
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 CAairfa^n*, Rev. Rob. Shepherd, A. C, Itev. J. C. Kdrhill, jr. it. 
 Deputy Commiiiarf (Jtneral, l^unoe Kouth. 
 . , Aft. Com. O'enU, l)ou«lai 11. Clarke, Kdw L. Ward, Walter T. McKinitry.Tred 8. Monk. 
 Dep. Atrt. Com. General; .Tno F. Maiiiiini^, Alex Rwinir. 
 
 Dep. Impector General 0/ HotpUalt, J. Vf. ChambtTt, M.D. ,|i|i, 
 
 '-, StOit^ Surgeon, J»n CTonitr Johntton. ' ' ,, 
 
 • Staf Att. Surgeoni, Henry ft. Muir,M. I)., HohtComn»,it.1i. •■ !' 
 
 £arraek Matter, U. It. liuia, tale Capt 0*1 F. i i ..,. ,' 
 
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 MILITARY STORK DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Pep. Sup. of Stores, J. St. Oeorgo. Dip. Ass., do, T. Sparke*. Clerks, O. Carter, T. If leklewright. 
 iiWeman, J. Hilton. Aoreman, J.Connor*. t'»<«!/i4rmoMrer, J. OolHnt. itrmof<r«f, K. Folejr. Cmr- 
 jMtiMr, J. Inglofleia. ifeMcnyer, J. WIIIU. , ,,, •, 
 
 ROYAL ENGINEER DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Commanding Qi^er, Col. K. Bumab\. Acting Surveyor, 3. MncttTegor Grant. Ckrka e/ ITorka 
 Henry .1. Htudd, Geo. Robin*, B. ,1. Medlen. Cnir/ Clerk, J. H. I'eck. Clerk, K. Lloyd. MitUary 
 Clerks, Seitrt Alirar, B. K., Serf t Thoi Halcom. Matter of Bngineer Steamer " Vnicorn," J. Jone*. 
 jr«««en^«r, llobt HcKenile. 
 
 BARRACK DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Barrack Master, D. R. Roaa, late Capt 66 F. Barrack Sergeants, Ja* Sage (Slip. Bk. Smrgt,), X. 
 Buehannan, Wm Wilaon, Fred Hardinge. Meiienger, Henry Fackham. 
 
 Royal Artillery. 
 
 Major. 
 F. E.'Coz 
 
 The Royal Ann* and Capte. 
 
 Supporter*, with a Can- J. H. Smith 
 non, " Ubique" orer the *• O. Hewelt 
 Gun, and '' t/nio Fat e< O. W. Stoekley 
 <)lortadueuni"\>e\ovr It.lF. A. Howe* 
 
 I Uevtt. 
 
 H. A. Gun 
 
 A. Feathentonehaugh 
 H. Fowler 
 H. U. Baker 
 A. C, Ward 
 
 [Head Qr«. let Brigade.] 
 
 <7«lon«<. 
 J. H. Franoklyn, O. B. 
 
 lit.-ColoneL 
 Lambert F. Oreville. 
 
 Captaint. 
 C. F. Young, m, 
 J. A. Price 
 O. J. Shakerly 
 C. L'Ritrange, I. W. S. 
 J. R. Kinr 
 O. E. Maule, Adj. 
 J. Dunlop, 'Gymn. loit.' 
 W. R. Cameron 
 
 Lieuti. 
 A. J. Cullen 
 C. Moriey 
 C. O. Rufo 
 J. B. Blade 
 R. P. Hare 
 T. A. Keltall 
 A. O. Oeatman 
 A. R. Matnwaring 
 F. U. Eardley Wiltnot 
 
 Sl<^f. 
 Adj. O. E. Sfaule, Cpt. 
 Surgeon, E. .1. Franklyn 
 Att. Sur, A. J. Belomore 
 «r.-jrr.,J.Vignaax. 
 
 V. F. Rowe 
 F. H. Fawke* 
 W. J. Galwey 
 
 4th (King's Own) 
 
 Regt. 
 
 2nd Batt. 
 
 The Lion of England, 
 
 The Royal Cypher 
 within the Garter. 'To- 
 ruuua,' "Badaioz,' "Sal 
 •manca," " Vlttoria,"! Hen Boyd Sutherland 
 
 St. Sebastian," "Ni»e," Malby E. Crofton 
 Bladen*- 
 
 8t. John Willan* 
 Walter F. Blake 
 Wm Adam* Na«h 
 Oawald K. Hiddleton. 
 
 LUuU. 
 Ja* H. MeKwen, AdJ, 
 Wm Paul Bridson 
 Wm Tho Freeman 
 Fra K<)b Sandy* 
 Jno W. G. Tolfer, /, o/M. 
 Rich A. Knox 
 Herbert J. M. William*? 
 Morton Fred Thrupp 
 Chas G. Lefrgett 
 Edw R. Del). Bamett 
 Hen U. Laurence 
 Cha* Albert Torriano 
 Edw Wm Stoke* 
 Philip C.Yorke 
 
 Ku*«e1l Geo Freeland 
 Thu* Blackwood 
 Melmoth C. Gahan 
 Thu* E. H. Hickman 
 Henry Moore 
 Edw H. Fitzherb rt 
 Cha* Kdw Wrigh 
 
 "Peninanla," 
 burg," "Waterloo," "Al- 
 ma,^' "Inkerman," ''Sa- 
 vaatopol." 
 
 Cotonel. 
 Sir Jno Bell, O. C.B.,gen 
 
 Lt. Colonel. 
 Tho*. Martin 
 
 Major*. 
 Fra Fisher Hamilton 
 
 Eoyal Engineer, ^J^iH:^ 
 su^^KUHcd $-?M£?" 
 
 non,™' Ubioue" over the' ^^"f ^^^ir" 
 Gun. and^«Mo Oat et ^^^^21" 
 Gloria d^unt" below it.l r,: "' p «,„v„ 
 (5th & 34th Comp'*) ''»•'• ^- ■»'•'"• 
 
 Colonel, 
 Richard Bumabjr 
 
 A. J. D. Smith 
 Jno Clarence Uoyce 
 Cha* Tho* WiUon 
 
 Paym. ,Loftus Cassidy.nt 
 ...o/Jf,.J.W. G.Telfer,tt 
 Adjt.,J. H. McBwen, U, 
 Or.-Mr., C. Qodflrey 
 Surg., Benjm Lane 
 il. iS., Wm Creyk,jr. S. 
 Facing*, blue. 
 
 47th (Lancashire) 
 Regt. 
 
 "Tarifa," " Vlttoria,' 
 " St. Sebastian," " Pen- 
 insula," 'Ava,''" Alma" 
 " Inkerman," "Sevaato- 
 pol." 
 
 Colonel. 
 
 Sir Chas. T. Van Strau- 
 
 benxee, K. C. B.,m.g 
 
 Lt -Colonel. 
 Robt Wm Lowry, c. 
 
 Major*. 
 Cha* C. Vlllier*, i. «. 
 Fredk Miller 
 
 Caplt. 
 Grainville Waddllora 
 Jas M. Straton 
 Ernest P. Newman 
 Geo (»urry Clarke 
 Wm U. (J. Cleather 
 Jno Stnnley 
 Fred (iao Uerkeiey 
 Henry Gem 
 Wm Thompcon 
 Philip A. Kiley 
 Dudley North 
 Wm Seton Dent 
 
 Lieut*. 
 W.C.deBallnhard,/.o/V: 
 Geo W. DaTcm 
 Geo D. Dawson 
 Geo V. Boyd 
 Jas BImey 
 Chas Atty 
 Wm R. Jervl* 
 Jno L. Utterton 
 AlfC, Blair HbH 
 Lewi* De T. PraVoet 
 Wm U. Larken 
 Geo C. Vanneek 
 Jno A. Smith 
 Wm W. Dunlop 
 Saml Lang, Adj, 
 Btuign*. 
 Edw M. Manning 
 Vincent R. Biaeoe 
 Hen T. Smith 
 Henry E. Poole 
 Jo* J. Burnett 
 Juo H. Gillett 
 Harry Cooper 
 Geo F. Hagarty 
 Alleyne Cox Yard 
 Jno G. Dickson 
 Paym,, Jno Dunlop, Cpt 
 Lof jr.,W.C.deBann. 
 
 hard, U. 
 Adjt., 8. Lang, U. 
 (ir.-Mr., Edw Downey 
 Sur., A. R. Hudson,JV.«. 
 A. 5., Ja* Jameaon, M.D. 
 Facing* white. 
 
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 iourtr, K. Foley. Car- 
 
 runt. CUrki of Work* 
 k, K. Lloyd. JTMrory 
 r " Unicorn," J. Jooei. 
 
 e (Sup. Bk. Sorgt.), A. 
 
 Major*. 
 hif C. Vllfiert, I. «. 
 redk Miller 
 
 Capt*. 
 rainville Waddlloro 
 la M. Straton 
 meit P. Newman 
 BO Ourry Clarke 
 III U. O. Cleatlier 
 lo Stanley 
 ed Geo Uerkeley 
 Biiry Ciem 
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 ■Hip A. Kiley 
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 wie De T. PreVoit 
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 o A . Smith 
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 icent R. Blaeoo 
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 o F. HagartT 
 eyne Cox YBrd 
 
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 ym„ Jno Dunlop, Cpt 
 / jr.W.C. deBalin- 
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 S.) Jaa Jameaon, M.D. 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
 155 
 
 THE NAVY. 
 
 Commandtr-tn'CM*/ of Iht North Amerinn and W*it India Station — UU ■leelteney. Via* 
 Admiral Hir Or.oKoi Rodhkt MUMor, K. C. B. 
 Flag LitfUtnant, 
 Jaercrary, Jai W. M, Anhhyi 
 Cler* to 5<Cf-«(at>, Lelcvtter 11. Edwardi. 
 
 0FFICKK8 OF II. M. NAVAL YARD, IlALtPAX. 
 
 ATatiol anil VietualHng Slortkttptr and Attout^ttnt, Bei\)amln Blokei. Cltrk*, Edw J. DavTf. 
 Wm A. Stone, F. N. C". Maogrcgur. ' 
 
 OFFICERS OF II. M. VICTUALLING YARD. HALIFAX. 
 
 TioiumUing Stortkttptr and Actauntant, Benjin Stokei. Cim-it, Cbai Stnhbing. 
 
 H. M. NAVAL HOSPITAL, HALIFAX. 
 
 Dutif of Hotpitul tondu\-t*d hg Saval Storekfeptr, 
 
 
 Aboukib, 86. S.Shipt 
 3091 tons. 400 H. P. 
 Rec. Ship, Jamaica. 
 
 Captain, Sir V. Leopold McClin- 
 tuck, A'(.(Commsdor« '2d claw). 
 
 ^ee'jf Itobt.). n. Hxnatt 
 
 Commander. .M. E. Huiitliett 
 
 Lieut Erneit T. Brickdale 
 
 St<i^ Com.., .Jno I'arKons 
 
 Jlav.U* Itobt Coeu 
 
 Henry It. Itarrli 
 Ueo Hianley 
 Chaplain. . . . 
 
 Surgeon Jolin Coogan 
 
 Pagmattr ..Henry K. Hliaw 
 <7V£na<n'r.Patk Lambert 
 Nav Sub Ue.Jno M. Itost 
 A*tt. awrg..,\, Hobertion, M. D. 
 
 AuROBA,85. S. Frigate. 
 2658 tons. 400 H. P. 
 
 Captain A. V. It. Dellonry 
 
 Con<inand<r.Jno Liddoll 
 
 Litut* Tliu* Hooper 
 
 F.W.B.H.M. Heron 
 Arc-h L. Douglas 
 Henry J. Fairlie 
 Gilbert V. Story 
 Jno C. Wilkinson 
 
 Xav. U Jno E. Knight 
 
 ChmpVn and i Iter Geo W . R. In- 
 Nav. IrutjS cledon, B.A. 
 Capt. Jfar.... Harry L. Evans 
 
 U. Mar W.F. Mcllwaine 
 
 Surgeon Ahmuty Irwin 
 
 Paymaster... .Jas C. I'inhom 
 CM^jrnfm'r.Chas Tucker 
 Sub Lieuti...CiiM K. GiHKing 
 Edra K. Jeft'roys 
 A**t.Surgi.. Patk Keeiaii 
 
 J.A.McDonnId, MD. 
 Jno Mulruny 
 
 Babbacocta, 6 P. Sip. 
 1053 tons. 300 H. P. 
 
 Commander. .Geo D. Bevan 
 
 Litute Alfred Jephson 
 
 liich W. Hope 
 ATav. Lt. -...Jno G. Mongan 
 
 Surgeon Clias R. GoilfVey 
 
 Pagmaster... CUm S. Hills 
 Chief Eny'r. .Geo A. Wells 
 
 Sub. U Chas V. Foot 
 
 AM. Surg.... Tbon Hamilton 
 A*tt Aijfmr..Geo. D. Daunt 
 
 B, denotes Sere wi>. Paddle Wheel, 
 
 Cadmu9,21. S. Corvette.^ 
 146G tons. 400 H. P. 
 
 Captain.' 
 LieiUi... 
 
 Xav. lA 
 
 lA.Mr.Ar.... 
 
 t'Hapt'n and 
 
 A'av. In*. . 
 
 Surgron 
 
 Paymatter. . , 
 Chief Kngn'r 
 Sub-Lte 
 
 JVav. Sub. £(. 
 ASM. Surg... 
 
 .Alex C. Gordon 
 .Herbert F. Crohan 
 
 ('has Muaon 
 
 Thos I'.W. Neaham 
 
 Htuart H. Ric-kman 
 .fl. 8. Siigden 
 
 .W. M. Lombert 
 t Bev. Edw A. Wil- 
 i liuma 
 ..Jas Johnstone 
 .Fredk (>. L. Patch 
 .EdwT. U. Bird 
 .H. A. K. Hurray 
 
 It. P. Ilumpage 
 .11. V. Tremayne 
 Jas B. Drow 
 
 DoBis, 24. S. Frigate- 
 2488 tons. 800 H. p. 
 
 S 
 
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 Constance, 85. S.Fri 
 gate. 8218 tons. 500 
 H. P. 
 
 Captain 
 
 Commander. 
 Lieut* 
 
 iVav. U 
 
 Capt. Mar. . . 
 U. Mar^.... 
 Chaplam. . . . 
 
 Surgeon 
 
 Paymatter. . . 
 Naval Inttr.. 
 Chief Kngn'r. 
 
 Sub.U 
 
 Attt. Surg*.. 
 
 Aitt. Paymt. 
 
 Edw K Barnard 
 Edw U.B.Franklin 
 Kdw Pilkington 
 Wm Parsons 
 Edwin Holliam 
 Rich P. PurUon 
 Chaa F. Cos 
 .Jno Kii-hards 
 .Goo Naylor 
 • Ferguson N. Forth 
 
 .R. W. Beaumont 
 .Edm A. Itowo 
 ..Mark Morris 
 ,.Joa H. Ellis 
 • A, D. Fanahawe 
 .Matt Trcvan 
 .Tas .Stewart, B.A. 
 .W. A. Dangerfleld 
 Ricbd Cornish 
 
 Cor DELIA ,11. S. Sloop. 
 57U tons. 150 H P 
 
 Captain 
 
 Commander 
 Litute 
 
 .Vav. It.. ,, 
 Capt. Mar.. 
 U.Mar.... 
 Chaplain. . . 
 Surgeon.,.. 
 Pagmater. . 
 Naval In*t.. 
 Chief h'ng'r 
 Sub. U*... 
 
 Am(. Surg*. 
 Aiit. Paym. 
 
 ..Charles Vesey 
 . B.H.M.Motyneas 
 
 •Andw R. Gordon 
 
 Chas Oiinird 
 
 Law P. Wlllan 
 
 Edw C. Abbs 
 ..yfm L. Dodds 
 ..Rodney V. Allen 
 ..Edwin Poolu 
 .Iter C. J. Corfe, BA. 
 
 • •Jacob E. Dyaa 
 
 • L. C. Haatonon 
 .Jas Peyton, U.A. 
 
 • Fraa C. Alton 
 
 . .Jas J. L. Sisson 
 Edw 11, M. Davla 
 II. T. G. Tipping 
 
 ..Chas J. Fennell 
 Thos Conrr 
 
 ..Henry Ellis 
 
 
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 Commander , 
 Lieut* 
 
 Nav. LI ' 
 
 Surgeon .... 
 Paymatter. . 
 Sub Lt* 
 
 Aiit. Surg. 
 
 .chas. Parry 
 
 .C. C. P. FitsOerald 
 
 W. I. B. Ogiivy 
 .J. L. Cavenangh 
 .Thos R. Warren 
 .Herbert F. Roe 
 .Fred T. W. Pasay 
 
 Geo S. Smith 
 .Alex Mitchell.M.D 
 
 Favobite, 10. S. Cor- 
 vette. Armour-plated. 
 2094 tons. 400 H. P. 
 
 Captain Fraa H. Shortt 
 
 Lieut* H. H. Waahington 
 
 Wm P. Barrow 
 Uomtlo N. Hood 
 
 Nav.U Jno Philips 
 
 2d Cpt..Mar A.Jao V. trease 
 C*a|>iain....Bev AlfEarle, U.A. 
 
 Surgeon Jas It. Anderson 
 
 Paymatter. . .Jas Ray 
 C»i«/Jfn^'r..Thoa W. Tandy 
 
 Sub. Lit Geo. M. Loch 
 
 8. M. E. Wilraot 
 .4<«(. 5ur^. ..AlexScott, MA. MB. 
 Attt. i>ajrin.. Walter B. Spcnce 
 
 Fawn, 17. S. Sloop. 
 761 tons. 100 H. P. 
 
 Commander ..C. A. J. Hcyabam 
 
 Lieuti Edw J. Bellctt 
 
 A. St. J. Leacock 
 
 Xav. LI.. J. J. A. QraTencr 
 
 Surgeon Chaa Morton 
 
 Paymatter. . . •Jas W. Liahman 
 Sub. a Jno U. Ue 
 
 f4 
 
 u>r»» Hftlillw. 
 
 Dye Bta£fa and Confeotioneiy, at Bbowh Brothibs 4 Co. 
 
i 
 
 (f 
 
 s 
 
 i I 
 
 I 
 
 B. V. MUIR, Boolwoller atid ptatlgner, 135 Qranvllle Street. 
 
 166 
 
 BELCHERS FARMER S 
 
 [1868. 
 
 Gannet, 3. S. Sloop 
 67J tons. 150 H. P. 
 
 Gommander, .Wm Chlmmo 
 
 Lieuta VV.H.M. Molynout 
 
 W. J. L. Wharton 
 
 Xav. Lt Jno J. Covuy 
 
 Surgeon O.V.McUonogh, MD 
 
 Paymaitter...l W It U'GRlsworthy 
 Nav. Sub. U. .C'has Vf. U^tUia 
 
 Jason, 17. S.Corvette. 
 1711 tons. 400 H.P. 
 
 Captain ChM M. Aynesley 
 
 hieuU> Cii|>c! Wodabcuae 
 
 Fred J. Kaiither 
 Fred W. U. Kuirar 
 Oeo O. Moofe 
 
 tfav. lA Ju8 Ittibcrtion 
 
 U. Mars Wm Menxius 
 
 CAa^iIain. . AevWltMullwuiiie,BA 
 
 Surgeon Wm II.Moyd, MU. 
 
 Paym^ste:' ••Henry Callaway 
 
 Jiavnl Inat--" •■ '- 
 
 Gklef Sng'r.. l.ieo II. Ifoaton 
 
 Sub. Lt Henry T. Wright 
 
 Jkttt. Surg,..JtL» L. Whitney 
 A$»t. />ayn..U. A. F. C. dcealoa 
 
 NiQEB,, 13 S^Corvette^ 
 1072 tons. 360 H. P.| 
 
 Capuin. Jaa H. UmM 
 
 Li»ut» t.lCobt Jf'uodwonl 
 
 Jaa A. Buxor 
 Oso W. Oauiond 
 
 \av.U Alfred F. Uibbana 
 
 CAo^loaa. . . . 
 
 Surgtoa. Clark A DackelMD 
 
 Payma«i«r....Wm E. Kelly 
 C*i^ J^n^V-.-Cbaa J. Inches 
 
 .Site*. JU* Fias C. Brown 
 
 O. atopford 
 Attt. Surg...,JeM l». fimlth, MB. 
 Aaat. /'aym. ..Oao K Marcun 
 
 NiMBLR, 6. S^OunVes- 
 seL 428 tons. 80 H. P. 
 
 Comntander.,K\ttvA J. Chatfleld 
 
 lAeM Iiii) O. Junes 
 
 liav. Sub. Xi.ll. W. Campiun 
 A$it. Surg^.,¥re(i V. Flynn 
 At't. i^»y»»...Wm B. Uamsey 
 
 NiOBE, 4. 
 
 1083 tons. 
 
 S. Sloop^ 
 300 H. P. 
 
 CommamUr, 
 Lieutt 
 
 Xat). Lt 
 
 Surg . 
 
 PuDmaMer. • 
 (Jhief Bng'r. 
 Sub. U 
 
 •Thoi K. Mackencle 
 .llunrv V. Jonklngs 
 Itoht'j. Hughes 
 .K. H. ('. Hmlth 
 .W. P. <;. Bartlett 
 . Oeo W. Jonas 
 .Kdw I'araons 
 •Jos A. Fraser 
 
 Ph(Edg, 35. S. Frigate. 
 28U0 tons. 500 H. P. 
 
 Cipt^iu Jno By thoiiea 
 
 ComnuiMdar. .Jan (irant 
 Lieuti.." :• .Kras id. C'lavton 
 .rno rt. Vlrtal 
 Uilw I). Law 
 Law J. Koliortg 
 Kabt T. B. Hnicu 
 
 yav. lA Jno A. II. I'utuh 
 
 Ctipl. IfAr.., .V. M. C. 6'roker 
 
 U. JMr Jaa II. Price 
 
 CH»plAin. . • • Kcv Andw C. lUsk 
 Surg Jno Ward 
 
 A«j/ma«er. ..Edw J. Bennett 
 CA«c/i?l»jr'r.Kobt J. Wilson 
 
 Sub. Ut Itobt O. Webb 
 
 I'billp Francia 
 
 Claud Harding 
 
 Aint.Surgt. D.MoN. Johnston, Mn 
 
 F. McC'lumont, UD. 
 
 Aatt. i>aym.. U. B. Kdwards 
 
 UoYAL Alfubd, 18. 8, 
 Ship. Jlrnour-plated 
 4068 tons. 800 H. P. 
 
 Flag Ship. 
 
 OapUtin Hon W. c. Talbot 
 
 C'orn/ftander. • Henry F. Nicholson 
 
 LiexUt KIch Sheepahanka 
 
 Noel A. P. Uigby 
 Aim A. K. H«wUt 
 Leonard Uacres 
 Dudley C. Stewart 
 J. W. Brackenbury 
 Fred Uaskell 
 Chris. T. Franeis 
 Frad A. Muysey 
 S(f^ Corns... Jas II. Kerr 
 
 Wm L. ticamell 
 
 A'av. LU Wm W. Kiddle 
 
 Qeu Uoliinson 
 Ckap. and t Ituv Walter B. Ar- 
 .Vaval iHst. S thy, M.A. 
 Capt. Mar Ar.E. D. Thellwall 
 
 U. Mar.A Cbaa H. HuMutt 
 
 U. Mar A. B. Sparshott 
 
 Staff Surgeon O. L. Morgan, MD. 
 Pay mntter.. .Vila Duwar 
 Chief Kng'r. • lUchd aleeiuan 
 
 Sub Ut las H. Corfa 
 
 B. W. Walker 
 Edw W. K. Boier 
 LewUF.Wellj 
 K. F. H. Henderson 
 yav. Sub. «.. W.B.I'. Thompson 
 Aiit. Surgt...U. C. I*. Lawrunson 
 
 Jno Bodgers 
 Aiet. /^lynt.. .Arundel Hmith 
 Ohos Harvey 
 Thos Mitcbtill 
 
 P. Sloop. 
 600 H P. 
 
 Sphinx, 6. 
 1061 tons. 
 
 Captain.... 
 LieuU 
 
 .Vav. It 
 
 Surgeon... • 
 Paymtuter. • 
 Chief Kng'r, 
 Sub. LU^ . • . 
 
 A'at'. Sub. U 
 Asal. Surg.,, 
 Aail. Paym. 
 
 .U. V. iliimilton 
 ,.A. J. W. .Musgrave 
 V.E.J.B.VonlJono|i 
 .Clias W Koss 
 .Jno L. Sands, M. D. 
 • FredO. Henley 
 .Wm B. Stephens 
 I //on C. J.O.Cadogin 
 Fred I'apUlun 
 E. C. L. 8turt 
 Wm H. H. Ctow 
 Wm J. ltankin,HD. 
 •Jno Asltton 
 
 Spitfire. F. Tug-ves- 
 sel. iS2toi\B. 140 H.P. 
 
 (^Bermuda ) 
 
 Terrob, 16. Iron S. 
 FloatingBat. Armour 
 Plated. 1U71 tons. 
 200 U. P. 
 
 Cnptain J. F. D Wain wright 
 
 LieuU Alfred J. Cheek 
 
 A. T. Donham 
 .Voi>. U Jno T. C. Webb 
 
 Capt. iViir. ...(ioo O. Evans. 
 
 Lt: Man .St. A. 8t. John 
 
 Felix It. March 
 
 Surgeon Fred A- Brica, M.I>. 
 
 PaMtnaeter^ . .Ilobt Bone 
 Chief Sng'r^ -Jus Uvloy 
 A«'(. Surge. ..Jno'r. Moore 
 yatt. Sub. U.Vfm Tooker 
 Aett. Paym. .(ivo Davis 
 
 W0LVERINB,21. S.COV 
 
 vettt. 1708 tons. 400 
 H. P. 
 
 Ooftatn Thot Co«hran 
 
 Lieuti Cbas I.. «)xley 
 
 A. J. Krrington 
 Wm H. C. Selby 
 Jno II. Hodgson 
 
 yav. He A. DeU. Sutton 
 
 Chas Love 
 U. .Var.A....V. W • mnor 
 Chapl'n tmd i Bev. 'la* J. 
 
 yav. Int.. S llotr M.A. 
 
 Surgeon Dar' ifon 
 
 Paymaster. . . . HoL t .. wvesoi i 
 Chi^ Kngr. .Tbos V. Hall 
 
 Sub. Lt EdwO.F. Lmw 
 
 i«s(.5u/-0... .Septimus Teny 
 Atet, Paytiu..yVm Vf. Murly 
 
 Thoa E. SemuLens 
 
 Screw Steam Ghtnboats. 
 .Vlbacore. 60 H. P. 
 
 yav. U, in Com.C. H. C. Langdon 
 
 Bbitomart. 60 H. P. 
 {Lakes of Canada.) 
 
 Lt. <t Oont.. . .Arthur H. Al)i|$«on 
 Xav. Sub. Lt.Wm B. Stevens 
 
 Cherub. 60 H. P. 
 (Lakes of Canada.) 
 
 U. and Com. .H. R. Huntley 
 yav. Sub. Lt. .Wm Oeo Coz 
 
 Delight. GO H. P. 
 
 Lt. and Com. .Thos II. Laroom 
 
 Heron. 60 H. P. 
 
 {Lakes of Canada.) 
 
 U. A Com Lewis B. Solly 
 
 .Vav. Sub.U'^l). M. Browne 
 
 MiNSTRgi.. 60 H. p. 
 
 14. * Com M. B. Medlycott 
 
 .Vav. Sub' X^..Tlios Putter 
 
 Nettle. 20 H. P. 
 
 U.JtCom... 
 
 Onyx. 20 H. P. 
 
 PROWN BliOTHEBS ^ CO., Druggists, Ordnance Square, Satifkix. 
 
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 [1868. 
 
 ..rsoo O. Rvans. 
 ..St. A. 8t. John 
 FoHx II. Murcli 
 ..FredA. Bric«, U.D. 
 . .Roht Bono 
 . .Jiu ityloy 
 ..JooT. Moore 
 t.Vfm Tooker 
 . .fico Davis 
 
 iNB,21. fif.Cor- 
 [708 tons. 400 
 
 ..TImm Cochran 
 .. C'luM I., Oxley 
 A. J. Krrington 
 Wm H. C. Selby 
 Jno li. Hodgson 
 ...A. I>«U. Sutton 
 
 Chati Love 
 ...P. W ' inner 
 liSav. 'lait J. 
 
 , S Uou' U-A. 
 
 . •.l>nv° i4oa 
 
 ...HuLl .,»v«»oii 
 -. .TiMW V. Hall 
 ..lidw (I. V. Ljiw 
 ..Septlinui Terry 
 I. .Wm W. Murly 
 Thai E. Semniena 
 
 teamChinboctta. 
 IE. 60 H. P. 
 
 lom.C. H. C. LangdoB 
 AET. 60 H. P. 
 
 of Cannda.) 
 
 .Arthur il. AihiB«on 
 .Wm R. Stcvcna 
 
 60 H. P. 
 of Canada.) 
 
 .H. R. Huntley 
 .Wm Geo Cox 
 
 IT. GO H. P. 
 
 Thoa II. Laroom 
 
 60 H. P. 
 
 of Canada.) 
 
 .Lewis D. Solly 
 .D. II. Urowue 
 
 Bi.. 60 H. P. 
 
 .M. D. Medlycott 
 .Tlios Potter 
 
 20 H. P. 
 
 20 H. P. 
 
 School Requisites of every cicicriptiott »t M UIR'S. 
 
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 STAFF OF THE N OVA SCOTIA MILITIA. 
 
 Oammandtr-in-Chie/, His £xcellenoy the Govvmor-Geneml. 
 
 4djtitant General and (Quarter UatUr Ueneraly Colonel U. Illigb Mnclair, N.8.M. 
 
 ( C«(. .Tno Winbuni Laurie, Lt. Col. II. If . Army, 
 tntfteting Field Officeri of I Lt. Col. Thus. Milsoin, N.8.M., 
 JWWa at\d Yalutaeere, ] Lt. Col. C. Crewe Keade, N.IS.M., 
 
 L Lt. Col. Conrad Sawver, -N.S.M. 
 
 i>q>. AwUtamt Qr. Mailer General Capt Uuburt Brechin, N. 8. M. 
 
 quturttr Jinter General* Jtept Lt. Colonel Hugh Hartahoine, K.S.M. 
 
 Stajf Panmaiter U. Henry Htarr. 
 
 iSvraeon General Itafus 8. tlhick, M. D. 
 
 Slaf Surgeom Wm J. Lewis, M.Ii. 
 
 C. C. Hanitton, H.I). 
 J^udge Xdvaeate General Andrew M. Uuiacke, D. C. L. 
 
 PROVINCIAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Palroth H. It. H. the Prince of Wales. 
 
 f His Excellency Mi^jor-Oeneral Charles IIasttn(B Doyle, Lleutenant-GoTemor, 
 i to., &c. 
 
 T{e4-Pettr9ni, { His Excellency Sir Richard Cimves Macdonnell, Kt., C. B., Qaramor and 
 CommauUur-ln-Chief at llunrr Kong. 
 .ieut.-UenecHi Sir W. Kcnwirk Williams, Bt., KGB, &c. 
 
 Preiident, Lt Cul Henry Pryor, Itad Queen's Halif x Kegt. 
 
 riee-Pretidenti. ex ottlclo, iiie Senior Oflcurs (not unattached) of Counties, who ar* aab- 
 scrihers. 
 
 Council, Lt. Col. J. J. Brcinnei' 1st Hfx. Itcgt. ; Major A. K. Mackinloy, Hfx. Volaotaer Bat- 
 taJion; l>t Col H. S. Just, 3rd Luneuburgh Regt ; (,t Col A. O. Junes, is« Brigade Hfx. 
 Militia Artillery ; Lt Cul J. W. Carmichael, fith Pictou Regt ; Col. J. W. Laurie, I.K.O.M. : 
 Capt Jno J. Campbell, Hfk Volunteer Artillery ; Capt W. M. Oraty. 3d «)ue«us Ufz Uagt ; 
 Col. K. Bligh Sinclair, Adjutant General N. 8. M. ; Lt Col C. J. Stewart, 1st Cumberland 
 Regt; Lt Cul P. H. Iliiniilton, llth Hfx. Regt; Lt Col J. W. King, Old Hants Regt) Lt 
 CoIU. II. Clarke, Ist Kings Regt ; L« Cnl. Hon. J. Ilouriuot, 1st Cape Breton Regt ; Lt Col 
 W. II. CYelghtun. 2d Brigade Hxf Militia ArtlHery; Lt Col W. J. Stairs, 0th Hfx Regt; 
 Miijor J. T. Wylde, Naval Brigade; Lt. Col W. B. Vnil, 2ad Utgby Regt: Col. C. H. IfteU 
 cher, N. S. M., and Presidents of County Rifle Asaoiclations, ex officio. 
 
 dse'if and IVeai., Capt Ueorgu Thomson, 1st Brigade Hfx Militia Artillery. 
 
 COLCHESTER COUNTY RIFLE ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Patron, nir W. Fenwick Williams, Bart., K. C. B., Ac. 
 
 net Patron, Col J. W. Lnuric, I. F. O. M. 
 
 Preaidcnt, Lt. Col. Chas. Blanchard. Vice-Prert., Surgeon A. C. Pago. Council, }.t. Cols. P. 
 8. Archibald, Geo. Campbell, Jno McKay, Jno Millar, E. Tupper; Majors E. A. Jones, Jas 
 K. Utalr, W. 8. Hamilton ; Capt. Wm. E. Logun, F. U. Parker, Esq. Sec'u, MiOor E. W- 
 Hamilton. 
 
 KINGS COUNTY RIFLE ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Patroti, Sir W. I'cnwick WilHams, Bt., K. C. B., &c. 
 
 r. Patrons, Col. It. Illigh Sinclair, A. G. M., Lt. Col. Thos. MlUoni, I. F. O. M. 
 
 I'reeideiU, Lt. Cul. L. l>eV. Cbipman. Council, Lt. Col«, W. J. Fuller, U. H. Clarke, J. L. 
 Wickwire, Chas. J. Tubin, Capt. and A^j. Jno. E. Starr, Major Jno. Strong, Capts. Benjm 
 Smith, C. W, Barteaux, Jas. Pearce, C. F. Eaton, Esq. Saffg and Trtmt., Capt. B. Smiih. 
 
 PICTOU COUNTY RIFL"- ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Patron, Sir W. Fenwick Williams, Bart., K. C. B., &c. 
 
 V. Patron, Col. J. W. Lnurie, 1. F. O. M. 
 
 iVesMent. U. Col. J. Hudson. Vice-J'reM., Lt. Col. Jas. W. Carmichael. Council, Lt. €«Ii. 
 Jno. McKinliiy, Jus, Kitchen, IMvid Matheson, Jas. W. Copeland. Jesse Hoyt, Burgeon 
 Geo. BI. Johnston Mi^jors James iHts, Chas K. Henry, Copt. Jas. W. Jackson, Capt. and 
 Ai^t. Lewis Johnston. S4c'y, Capt« and Ai^jt. Soml G. Rigby. Treaiwr, tiapt. Simon 
 H. Holmes. 
 
 HALIFAX COUNTY RIFLE ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Patron, Sir W. Fenwick Williams, Bart., K. C. B., &c. 
 
 V. Patron, 
 
 IteHdent, Lt. Col. Wn>. Chcarnlny. I'. JTent., Lt. Col. J. J. Brcmner. Couneil, Capt W, 
 
 Barron, Lt. Col. W. II. Crelghton, Lt. W. I». lUrrington, CiiptGeo Piers, Lt. J. li. tiraiiam. 
 
 Lt. Col. Jus. B. Oxley, Capt. Jno. B. Campbell, Lt. J. N. Ritchie. Sec'y and Trtat., Capt, 
 
 Bdw Murrisuu. 
 
 CUMBERLAND COUNTY RIFLE ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Patron, Llewt.-OcnernI Sir W. Fenwick Williams, Bt., K. C. B. »c., *r. 
 
 r. Patront, Col J. W. Laurie, I. F. O., Won Robt Barry Uickey, Hon ilcnry O. Plneo. 
 
 J'retident, Lt. Col. H. G. Plneo, jr. V<««. Preiti., e«-oi)IWo, the Commanding rtffleera (not un- 
 attached) of Regiments, who arc members. I'ouiteil, Capts Jnu Cooper, J. Albert Black, 
 Jno H. Ullroy, Cupt and Adit M. B. Harrison, Majors Robt A. Christie, .Fno M. Angus, 
 Chaa K. Kerr, J. R. 8. Punly, Alon A. Black, Jos Moort, Capt Thos H. Pitton. Mac y nn^ 
 TVeoaurer, Capt J. Albert Black. 
 
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 AnnapolU Co. 
 
 Granvillk Ar- 
 tillery Brio. 
 
 U. Col. 
 George Kennedy 
 
 H. 
 
 M<tj<tr 
 E. Decle 
 
 Captain* 
 F. W. Cbttslny 
 W. Hohaker 
 H. B. Shafuer 
 Walter MilU, adjt. 
 Jt» R. Famsworth 
 J. H. Troop 
 
 Ut Lt: 
 Jno II. Croiiscup 
 D. Wade 
 
 ^d U$. 
 
 Ja» Kellow* 
 
 Camiibetl Willett 
 
 Kdw MilU 
 
 Phlneaii Cheilej 
 
 Jnu Webb 
 
 Thot Burke 
 
 AdU, W. MUU, can 
 
 <i.M, W. H. Young 
 
 Suiy, a. T. Oin9«y,UD. 
 
 1st Regiment 
 
 U. Cot. 
 William U. Ray 
 
 jVi^on 
 Jno W. Harris 
 Chai SpuiT 
 
 Captain* 
 Geo Uoi'mwrly 
 Keg H. Shaw- 
 Wallace llarrU, a4Jl 
 
 l«l LI: 
 Geo W«1U 
 W. J. E. lUteble 
 >Ym E. Tbomai 
 Jan A. Wright 
 2nd U. 
 Rdw .Toffvraon 
 il<<^..W. lUrrl*, ept 
 <i. M., Jaa F. LeCaln 
 A'urir, FraaUobtn*on,MU 
 
 2nd Rbqt. 
 
 I.(. Col. 
 W. E. StMrralt 
 
 Major» 
 Jno Saunderi 
 Thoi Crn'^kill 
 
 Jno H. PrtDiroi* 
 H. B. Shatter 
 Jno K. ftlorac 
 Wm Miller 
 Jnu Charlton 
 W. II. Bishop 
 Geo C'harltun 
 Bdw M. Mor«., mdjt 
 Jo* Priets 
 Jaa £. Oakei 
 
 1«( IJi. 
 Jai R. Murray 
 Enoch (irant 
 W. C. ShMfner 
 Ephr Bauckman 
 
 indLtt. 
 SamI Pratt 
 Burpae Balcom 
 Adit^ E. M. Hone, cpt 
 q. M., Leslie M. Htone 
 Surf., L. V. I'arker. MD, 
 A.S.,T. U.Fullertun,MI> 
 
 3rd Regt. 
 
 U. Col. 
 George V. Ince 
 
 Major* 
 Ilenrj" B. Hagee 
 BeqJ U. Parker 
 
 Captain* 
 Geo E. Chesley 
 Chaa Jacquei, adj 
 Henry M. Phinuey 
 Edw C. Phlnney 
 Wm J. Parker 
 Jacob Millar 
 Wm A. Mnr»« 
 8. P. Spurr 
 Obadiah M. Taylor 
 Frai A. Robblto 
 
 \tt Ut. 
 Joi N. NoHh 
 Jul A. Mome 
 Jno 8. Parker 
 UeU Baker 
 David Bent 
 Albert Gates 
 
 2nd Lt*. 
 Iiigllt H. Brown 
 8. Bealea 
 Geo Kobertson 
 Geo Parker 
 Arthur U. Phinncy 
 Adj., C. Jacqueo, cpt. 
 q. M., F. H. Chipman 
 
 Capt*. 
 Donald McDunald 
 Mtephen Mclaaac 
 Donald McKae 
 Angus Hrluinc, adj. 
 David Sliidair 
 John McDoHHld 
 Stephen Oilli* 
 Angus McGillivray 
 
 I It Lieut*. 
 
 Donald GiUis 
 I Angus Mcloaac 
 I Neil McNeil 
 
 I 2rf Lie}it$. 
 
 ! Alexander Ht-Isaae 
 
 I Doug McDonald 
 
 I Alex McAdam 
 
 ; Alev McDonald 
 
 ' Adjt., A. Mclsaac, fft. 
 
 I <i.M., Jas McDonald 
 
 ' Surg. A. Mcintosh, M.D. 
 
 3rd Regt. 
 
 Lt. Col. 
 William Cbisholm 
 
 I Major*. 
 
 I Edw Dclon>y 
 I George Irish 
 
 Capl*. 
 
 H. H. Harrington, adj. 
 
 Jnu Gorman 
 
 .. _-, - , John McKcough 
 
 Surg., L. de Blots, M. D. Jerm Oerroir 
 
 Albert lUndall 
 
 Itit Lieut. 
 Jas Le<lb«tter 
 
 2nd Lieut*. 
 Rdw Hurlburt 
 John McMillan 
 Wm Symunds 
 
 ili^.H.H.Herrington, tpt 
 q.M. John itandall 
 murg. A. Mcintosh, M.D. 
 
 4tb Regt. 
 
 Major. 
 DcLaucy Harris 
 
 Capt*. 
 Wm Bustin 
 Tlius H. Chipman 
 W. R. Troop 
 
 2nd U*. 
 Malcolm C* Bent 
 David P. Bvnt 
 Albert Morse 
 Elias U. Tupper 
 CaMn Corbett 
 
 Majors. 
 H. W. ( rawleyl 
 John Lewis Hill 
 
 Captains. 
 Kdm Outram 
 Jas P. Ward 
 John Burcheil 
 A. U.Bourinot,a4Jt. 
 Marcus Dudd 
 John FcrgusoA 
 Thomas Lecras 
 
 1st Lleuts. 
 Charles Ilcynulds 
 Chas H. Carter 
 Wm li. Cogswell 
 
 2d Lleuts. 
 Chas Townsbend 
 Kobt L'niacke 
 Adjt, A. H. Boiirinot, tpt 
 q.M., Wui Bucltannau 
 Surg, L. Johustou, it. D. 
 
 Aniigonish Co. 
 Ist Regiment. 
 
 U, Vol. 
 WlllUm A. Henry 
 
 Major* 
 Wm. J. Beck 
 Thos M. King 
 
 Capt*. 
 R. N. Henry, Ist 
 Clias B. W bidden 
 F. S. Cunuingbam 
 C. N. Harrington 
 John Bisho)> 
 Angus Mclsaac 
 Wm. Cro«-k<'tt 
 John A. 'Ihompcon 
 LuciuH Dickitou 
 JohuO'Briin 
 
 1st Lieut*. 
 Hu^h McDonald 
 Joseph t'rockott 
 Duuicl Hurlbnrt 
 (J.M. A. M. Cunningham 
 
 4th Regt. 
 
 Lt. Col. 
 PettT McKinnon 
 
 Major*. 
 W. A. J. McDonald 
 Alex Cliisholm 
 
 { Capt: 
 
 Allan McDonnell, ati/ 
 I Lavighliu Cameron 
 I John (.'liisholm 
 ' John McDonnell 
 ! Allati Mrl>onald 
 I l>uncan McGregor 
 I Jylm D. Camvron 
 i Charles Cameron 
 , Colin Mdntnsb 
 
 John Mi'Grvgor 
 
 l*t Lieut*. 
 John Mclsaac 
 Ali'x McDonald 
 John Cameron 
 
 2d Lieut*. 
 Angus Cumcnm 
 John Mcintosh 
 .lolm I). Cameron 
 !«. McDonald 
 A<ijt, A. ticDnnald, rpt 
 q.M., Angus McDonnell 
 
 5ur«r,Wll McDonatd,MU Surg. A. McIutosh,M.D 
 
 2nd Regt. 
 
 Li-Col. 
 Hugh McAdam 
 
 Major*. 
 John Gillis 
 Colin McKenxia 
 
 2nd Regt. 
 
 Lt. Cot."* 
 James McKesgney 
 
 Majors. 
 Lawrence Kavanagh 
 Wm O. Ouseley 
 
 Cnptaln. 
 Charles W. Hill, ac|jt. 
 Adit., C.Vr. Hill.cjX 
 q.M., T. C. Hllli 
 Surg.A.U. Paddock,MD. 
 
 3rd Rkot. 
 
 U. Col. 
 William Ganimcll 
 
 M^ors. 
 John II. chrlBtia 
 S. L. PurvGS 
 
 Captains. 
 Wm Purves 
 Ken Matheson, adjt. 
 John B. Moore 
 Jos M. Vnrrish 
 Itobt Iluwclson 
 Murdoch Matheson 
 
 Ist Lleuts. 
 Chas Brown 
 Daniel Lawior 
 W. J. Peppctt 
 C. W. W. MofTatl 
 ilcOt. K. Matheson, cpt. 
 H-M., John I'orbes 
 Surg., D. McLarty, m.d. 
 
 4th Rkgt. 
 
 It. Cot. 
 Uobcrt Bridge 
 
 Major. 
 Richard li. Itrown 
 
 CHt)ta!ns. 
 York Barring! on 
 John Biirriiigtou 
 H. W. ArcUiljaM 
 Klchard I'nrtridge 
 
 Ist Licuts. 
 
 Edward liobson 
 
 John G. Morrill 
 ' Itobt H. Bridge 
 ! KobI Wuugh 
 ! Jno Hrlvin 
 
 Cape Breton Co. 
 1st Regiment. 
 
 /A. CoL 
 Hon Jubu Bourlnot 
 
 Kobt Hamlll»n 
 Jno Walk 
 
 I 3d Lleuts. 
 
 D. £. Brown 
 LanghUn McDonald 
 Adit, A. Corbett, cpt 
 Surg, T. E. Jeaus, M. D. 
 
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 Hdjon. 
 rawleyj 
 !wis Hill 
 
 [^aptalni. 
 
 itrain 
 
 V»rd 
 
 irclieil 
 
 >urinot, adit. 
 
 [>udd 
 
 rgnaon 
 
 Lecras 
 
 It LieuU. 
 Itc.vnuld* 
 Carter 
 
 Cugnwell 
 
 I Lleuts. 
 
 WnHbend 
 
 Ucke 
 
 H. liuurinot, ej>( 
 
 >i Buchnniiau 
 
 Jobiistou, II. o. 
 
 } Reot. 
 
 A. CoJ."? 
 cKeugney 
 
 [«jors. 
 
 B Kavanagh 
 
 >u*eley 
 
 nptaln. 
 
 V. Hill,a(\|t. 
 
 W. Hill.cp* 
 
 C Hllli 
 
 I. Paddock.MD. 
 
 Kkot. 
 
 I. Col. 
 jiaiumell 
 
 ajors. 
 
 hrintia 
 
 •cs 
 
 talna. 
 
 CI 
 
 eion, adjt. 
 core 
 iTi«h 
 Uon 
 latbeton 
 
 leuti. 
 m 
 
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 MufTatt 
 
 tliesoii, tpt. 
 
 Kurbri 
 fcLart}-, M.D. 
 
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 Ut(. 
 
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 Donald 
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 ulifax. 
 
 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 159 
 
 5th Bbot. 
 
 Lt. Col. 
 'William Murray 
 b'aptaina. 
 John McKinnon, adj 
 Stephen McNeil 
 Alex MrLean 
 Daniel M>^Gilvray 
 Allan MoAdara 
 Anfciu McDonald 
 Adj., J, McKinnou, cpt. 
 
 6th IIeot. 
 
 Captain* 
 Henry Bahter 
 Israel T. Slattery 
 Robt Armstrong 
 Wra G. Nicholl 
 Newton L. McKay 
 Caleb Harrington 
 Augua (illlia, lit 
 2d Meut. 
 Chaa Grant 
 
 7th Keot. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Kdw r. Arehbold 
 
 captaina. 
 Albert Carman 
 Chaa H. Higby 
 Jcr. Halleran 
 Jas B. HitcUna 
 
 8th Rbot. 
 
 Captains. 
 Wn» W. Hi>wn 
 Chaa Archibald 
 Cumu.ius Ilickey 
 Chas Carmiehael 
 Arthur Hill 
 Al«a KcAskill 
 Philip Smith 
 John Walker 
 
 Ist Lletiti. 
 K\fnd Pollock 
 Dun Hclnnis 
 Aagus McAulay 
 Jno Mt'Kansia 
 Oon McBcth 
 David Mcintosh 
 Dtnl McAultjy 
 Jas P. Arnhibald 
 Jno S. liudpath 
 
 2d Uauts. 
 Geo Edwards 
 Kobt Oeliahiiltna 
 
 9th Rbot. 
 
 U. Cat. 
 William Koutledga 
 
 Minior. 
 Tlios Scott 
 
 Co;n(«. 
 DanI Graham 
 Walter Young 
 Wm Bourke 
 Lair Latfln 
 
 Ut l.ieuu. 
 Thnmna Acott 
 Den Mnk 
 Ron Mt;i>tfnald 
 Surg., M«rcusDodd,MD 
 
 Colchester Co. 
 1st Rkoimemt. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Charle* Ulanchard 
 
 Mujor. 
 Ja* tC. Illair 
 Jaw Vulll 
 
 CaiXs. 
 Chas 11. Blair 
 Wm M.-Cully 
 lUchd Crriig 
 Kobt Barnhill 
 Wra E. Logan 
 iB. H. BlanchumI, (M^/e 
 Geo Nelson 
 S.J. Walker 
 
 iM Lieut: 
 ,K. F. SuthL-riand 
 I J. K. Eaton 
 I J. Y. Johnson 
 
 U. D. Dickson 
 I Jno Hennessey 
 'D.V,. Dickson 
 {Geo A. Layton. 
 
 Peter 8. Archibald, Jr. 
 i Thos Smith 
 I Samuel Sanderson 
 i Leander J. Crowe 
 { 2d LieuU. 
 
 • Jno Dart 
 I HIrara II. Raton 
 ; Uobert H. FortMs 
 I Sedley Blancbard 
 
 Herbert Johnston 
 I A. J. Walker 
 
 A<IJ.,BH.BIanchard,rp( 
 q.M.,S.{.i.Vf.Atchl\ 
 Surg., Chl^a Bant, m. d. 
 
 I Adj., G. E. Dickson, cpt, 
 I <i. .v., Isaac Barnhill 
 i Surg.. A. C. Page, M.D. 
 I A. S.,Jas Boss, M.D. 
 
 4th Reot. 
 
 I U. Col. 
 
 George Campbell 
 
 ! Mnjori. 
 
 ] G. A. Jones 
 i Ilubt Forman 
 
 j Capfaint. 
 
 , Silas Corbett 
 I Thos K. McK im, aif. 
 : Jos Spencer 
 
 CItas Citmuilnga 
 
 Jno It. Fletcher 
 |.)«s Spencer 
 ' 1). F. Layton 
 
 Jas Simpson 
 
 Geo Koraans 
 
 ; Ut Ut. 
 
 Jatham O'Brien 
 
 J. B.W.Morrison 
 
 Henry Urquhart 
 , Jno C. Spcncur 
 
 Thos Williams 
 
 5K"i™"r^"bT.'d »-"'-" «i;--i. 
 
 Chas Corbett 
 
 2nd Reot. 
 
 Major*. ! 
 W. S. Hamilton 
 Henry Sibley 
 
 CapU. 
 John Cook 
 Samuel Moore, adJt. 
 James Kennedy 
 William Iloggo 
 Baxter ilarallton 
 SamI Moore, 2n(ij 
 1«! LieuU. 
 Thot J. Ellis 
 Thos Boggs 
 Ja* Hamilton 
 Jas Sutherland 
 Wm. itamsay 
 David Moorol 
 
 2nd lAt. 
 Jas Fisher 
 Cha* Moore 
 Adj., SamI Moore, ep(. 
 Q. Jt., SamI Frame J 
 
 8rd Rbot. 
 
 U Col. 
 Peter S. Archibald 
 
 Ucijort. 
 Edw W. Hamilton 
 V»'ai niair 
 
 Captain*. 
 Geo E. Dii Kson, adj. 
 Jno 3. Dickson 
 Wm N. Dickson 
 Geo F. Crowe 
 Albert Crowe 
 T. Perley Putnam 
 Geo Linton 
 Allen Kobertson 
 Geo Kayne 
 Peter Hall 
 
 \t U*. 
 Chas Dickson 
 Alex Ciisholra 
 Herbert lliggini 
 Kdw C Munro 
 Alfred NoUon 
 J. *. Nelson 
 O. T. Johnson 
 
 %nd tit. 
 R. G.Baxter 
 Angus McDonald 
 
 Alex C. Copp 
 ' A. G. Spencer 
 I Wm Fisher 
 ; Alex Fleraming 
 j Martin Lee 
 I Chas Morrison 
 
 ArfJ.,T. R.McKim.cp< 
 : V H., A. W. McLCi:en 
 
 7th Regt. 
 
 U. Col. 
 ,Sur,W.E.McIloberts,MO John McKay 
 
 Captain*. 
 Arch Campbell 
 Henderson Oa** 
 Edw Kent 
 David Nelson . 
 Geo Waugh 
 Jyo Urquhart 
 llFixjm UUir, adjt 
 Wm Patterson 
 Kobt Parvcs 
 WelwoodCurrio 
 Washington Ir>-ins 
 
 E. L. Cutten 
 M. Kraser 
 Wm Irvine 
 
 Jas Brayden i 
 
 Isaac Blair 
 Isaac Held , 
 WmMcCully „,. 
 Jas. Kennedy 
 A. H. Patterson 
 2nd Ut. 
 Jas Nelson ... , 
 Jno Wilson 
 lto<lk Barclay 
 J. T. Ilonderson 
 Geo Nelson 
 Jan J. Johnston 
 Joshua Sled 
 Jno D. Mcintosh 
 Hugh Harris 
 J. Porteous 
 Aiij., B.' Blair, tpt 
 0. .v.. Arch Patterson 
 Surg., E. D. Itoach, UD 
 
 1 
 
 i 5th Reqt. 
 
 I //. Col. 
 
 I William A. Fulmer 
 
 Xa}or*. 
 ' Harris Falmer 
 ;6eoV. McLellan 
 
 \ Captain*. 
 
 ^ Jno D. McCa.-t 
 ! Jas L. Mooru 
 
 Mark Fulmer 
 
 Goo Lewi* 
 
 Wm Boyd 
 
 Thos F. McKenile, adj. 
 
 Jas Hill 
 
 Wm Fulton 
 
 J. McKim 
 
 1« U*. 
 
 Alex Taylor 
 
 Anriw Thompson 
 ' A. J. Davison 
 , Henry Frederick 
 I 2nd U: 
 
 ' Rodk McKenzl* 
 
 Alex Fulton 
 
 Eira Fult<m 
 I J. S. Gr.iliam 
 
 J. G, Fulton 
 , Gei> Diimey 
 ^ A. .McLaughlin 
 
 Marshall Moore 
 ; Marihnl Davison 
 
 Uajor*. 
 I Angus McLeod 
 I John McKay 
 
 Caplain*. 
 Hugh Muiiru 
 Jno Murray 
 Jas Graham ^dj. 
 Don Huthrrlaud, 
 Wm McKay 
 Angus Gann 
 
 1« U: 
 Danl McKay 
 Geo Mclntoaii 
 Hugh McKay 
 Murdoch McKay 
 Angus Payne 
 i Adj. .it,* GrahMn, «qrt. 
 q. jr.. W. J. McKi ' 
 Surg.; D. G. McKay, MD 
 
 8th Reot. 
 
 U. Col. 
 EUakIm Tuppar 
 
 Mi^jar*. 
 D McG. Johnson 
 Geo il. Bataa 
 
 Captain*. 
 SamI Johnson 
 KIchd Waddeli 
 Arch Gammall, adj. 
 Jas A. Cox 
 
 
 Adj., T F, McKenxie.cp* Oeo Fulton 
 Q. .v., J. W. Cutieu I R^Dt Gammell 
 
 Surg.. P. L. de St.Croix Chas Cox 
 
 -- ■ ' \tt Lt*. 
 
 M. U. 
 
 6th Reot. 
 
 rj. Col. 
 
 Johu Millar 
 
 JUajor*. 
 David A. Campbc'd 
 ICobt A. Lagan 
 
 Jno Dickey 
 
 Kobt S. C. Hamilton 
 
 Jas Graham 
 
 2h<I Lt. 
 Jas Scott 
 Wm Dyarmond 
 Jas Hamilton 
 Ellakim Uentley 
 
 M 
 
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 160 
 
 BELCUER^S farmer's 
 
 [1868. 
 
 Adj., A. ORininell, rpt 
 Q. M., Andw .lohiMon 
 Surg., I>anl Pr«ncik,MD. 
 A. S., Vf. Tliomns, M.D. 
 
 Cumberlund Co. 
 1st Ueqimekt. 
 
 U. Col. i 
 
 Charles J. Stewart i 
 
 3. II. Chapman j 
 
 Jos Moore 
 
 Capla. 
 C. J. TownHhend, adj. ' 
 Wm Blank 
 J. Albert Black 
 Win O. Main 
 Geo W. Korrpit . 
 Aaron Church 
 Ephraiin Church 
 Jno T. Smith 
 Kupurt F. LuBby 
 
 Abel Church 
 C. E. Hatvhfonl.jr. 
 Jon O. Quiglv 
 J. Hiram BUck 
 Jus H. Bent 
 Jos T. Cuve 
 Wm U. Trueman 
 Jno ChurOh 
 
 Stirf U. 
 Jno 6. Trenholm 
 Adj.. C. J. TownihencI,e 
 V- M., A. S. Blenkhom i 
 Surg., N. Tupper, u. l>. i 
 A. S., C. J. Morse, M.D.' 
 
 2Dd RsaT. 
 
 JA. Col. 
 Rufus Seaman 
 
 Majori, 
 Oeo Ilibbard 
 U. Christie 
 
 Capti. 
 Chas Laurena« 
 Wm Hoifatt, uij. 
 Jno Moffatt 
 Abraham Latta 
 Jno Canham 
 Daviil Hunter 
 Wm Baird 
 A. Charmsn 
 
 IMJU. 
 Anth'y Biiswa^ 
 2nd U. 
 Robt Christy 
 AdJ, W. Moffatt, cpl. 
 awg., C. Crane, M.v. 
 
 8rd Reqt. 
 
 /.(. C«(. 
 Henry G. rineo,Jr. 
 
 ttajtm. 
 Jos Jones 
 Alux A. BUok 
 Capt*. 
 Ellas King 
 Peter McKariane 
 O. F. L,. I*iers 
 David Steel, aij 
 \.. C. McNutt 
 
 A. M.Willa 
 
 B. B. Warner 
 Wm Gould 
 Jno Ccopor 
 
 Murdoch Munree 
 11. C. Block 
 
 iDavId Conn 
 I'eti-r Murray 
 1'. McDonald 
 Jno H. BInek 
 Kobt McKInnon 
 
 Snrf Ut. 
 3nn ICobvrtson 
 David MeKonzie 
 Chas Duwolf 
 Thos B. Brook 
 Kdfrar IScnt 
 Wm Cunnabel 
 David Stoel 
 Jno Warner 
 Don McLeod 
 
 Adj., David Steel, cpt. 
 V- M., Cyrus Bent 
 iurg., Chas Creed, M.D. 
 
 4th Rbgt. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Henry Oldright 
 
 Majori. 
 C. J. McFarlane 
 Chas E. Kerr 
 
 CapU. 
 J. A. Kobertson 
 Wm Ox ley 
 Itichd Oifilvia 
 W. B. Hiiestis 
 Edw Betts 
 ]i. D. Kiiiff, adj. 
 L. A. McKay 
 F. D. Betts 
 Jacob Chiktaolm 
 
 Isi U». 
 Welwood McNab 
 J. E. Evans 
 F. Oxiey 
 Jas Betts 
 Kenneth Teed 
 Solomon Pesrs 
 Albert Biitney 
 Jas Ogilvic 
 
 '2nd Ui. 
 Arthur Miars 
 Jno Bettx 
 
 Adj., E. D, KInfr, Oft. 
 g. .tf.,Wm McNab 
 Surg., Jos Clarke, M. D. 
 
 6th Reot. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Ituftis F. Black 
 
 Majort. 
 Tlios K. Thompson 
 E. W. Dean 
 
 Capt*. 
 Thos II. Patten 
 Uoht Unird 
 J. P. Thompson 
 K. L. Black 
 Lewis Donkin 
 lliunipsim Smith 
 Jno H. Gilroy 
 t). B. Davison, adj. 
 Geo Tliontpsim 
 
 lot /.ft. 
 Bcn|m Oxiey 
 J. E. Taylor 
 .Ino Gilvray 
 T. A. Davison 
 Wm PMIIips 
 
 2nd U. 
 Alfred Davidson 
 Adj., (>. B. Davison, ept 
 U. M., B. W. Sayre 
 Hurg.,3. r, Phllllps,MD 
 
 6th Reot. 
 
 U. Cat. 
 A. P. Bradley 
 
 Major*. 
 
 A. S, Townshcnd 
 
 B. DcW. King 
 
 Capu. 
 Thos W. McKay 
 Jno Gillespie 
 David V. Fullerton 
 V. B, Fullerton, adj 
 Angus McUilllvray ' 
 
 Johnson Lewis 
 B. N. Fullerton i 
 
 Edw Beatty 
 
 \HJM. 
 
 Sampson Moore I 
 
 A. E. Smith 
 
 Jno W. Jenks i 
 
 II. C.Thompson 
 
 Jos J. JefTers i 
 
 Adj., V. B. Fullerton,fj)( 
 
 P. M., Edw VIckery 
 
 q. M., Fred Yorke 
 
 Surg., Clar Dowolf, MD. 
 
 9th Regt. 
 
 lA. Col. 
 E. J. Punly 
 
 Capu. 
 Thos A. Stewart 
 Wm Sutherland 
 Z. Stonehouse 
 Robt GilKS 
 Geo L. Purdy 
 Ralph W. Fillmoro 
 J. B. Webb 
 
 litUl. 
 Cllflbrd A. Purdy 
 Reuben Itushlon 
 SamI Fillmoro 
 Jno Jas Stewart 
 
 indljl. 
 C. Stonehouse 
 
 7th Reot. 
 
 LI.CU. 
 Joseph N. B. Elderkin j 
 
 Major*. 
 Chas Smith 
 Geo Hill 
 
 Capll. 
 Robt Kerr, adi 
 
 A. Blenkhom 
 
 B. Hatfield 
 .Ino Graham 
 J. E. Fowler 
 E Cole 
 
 I«tZ<«. 
 Jno Kelly 
 Henry Kerr 
 Ebcn Kerr 
 
 2nd Us. 
 ChoH Collins 
 Aaron liatfleld 
 Geo Liviugstone 
 Adj., U. Kerr, cpt 
 q. M., Jas Korr 
 
 10th Reot. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Joseph C. Brundage 
 
 Majot*. 
 Jno M. Angus 
 Thos L. Baxter 
 
 Capl*. 
 Wm Chapiaan 3nd 
 Jas B. Davidson 
 Sylvanus Lowe 
 Jrs B. Ibhotaon 
 M. W. Angus 
 N. T. Lowe, a4J. 
 Jno B. FIAlay 
 
 1«( U*. 
 O. McKay 
 J. J. Jackson 
 T. L. Ibbotson 
 Orlando B. Smith 
 Adj., N. T. Lowe, eft. 
 
 8th Regt. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Charles Lawrence 
 
 Major*. 
 John Itoach 
 Jeiitha Harrison 
 
 Capt*. 
 Jno Pugsley 
 A. D. Boss 
 M. B. Harrison, adJ 
 II. C. Mills 
 K. W. KIpley 
 Jcptha lloeg 
 Wm Laurence 
 
 ls( II*. 
 
 Jno Adams 
 (i. C. linrrison 
 C. E. Lewis 
 Kufus Kiploy 
 J. A. Pugsley 
 Thos llarriaon 
 Henry Itiplcy 
 Ituhis Harrison 
 
 2nd lit. 
 Vntnn Harrison 
 Alfred Harrison 
 Henry Harrison 
 itei^°.,M. B. Harrison, efit 
 U. M., Thos Itoach 
 Surg., Silas Purdy, MD 
 
 Digby County, 
 Artillbrt B«i- 
 
 GADE. 
 
 IJ. Citl. 
 Botsford Viets 
 
 Captain* 
 Jno Harlow 
 O. Aug VIeU 
 A. B. Holdsworth 
 Jas Keen 
 
 2d Capu, 
 Jno Troop 
 Edw Bumham 
 Lienl*. 
 a. J. A. Itoblnson 
 Jno. W. Tomhnll 
 Geo P. Burton 
 JasD. Nicoll 
 0.*., W.H.Taylor 
 ffurj/., P.W.Smlth.MP. 
 
 •• 
 
 1st Regimemt. 
 
 lU. Col. 
 Jno K. Viets 
 Capt. 
 Wm Nicholl 
 
 1«( LietK. 
 
 E. C. Dodge 
 
 2nd U. 
 Isoac H. Bogart 
 
 2^D Regt. 
 
 U. Cat. 
 William B. Vill. 
 Major* 
 Jas. L. Jones. 
 
 F. W. Goodwiin. 
 
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 C«ftaltM 
 Colin Campbell 
 Ueo Tar lor ctdj. 
 Vf. H. llabVsreen 
 Jaiper Joumeay 
 Uilbart Lent 
 Chai Everitt 
 lUcbd Sanderson 
 Jaa P. Speoht 
 Jno 8. H. Jonaf 
 
 Ift U$. 
 
 Walter J. Jonea 
 Win Hofran 
 C. U. MuUonald 
 C. C. Lorenicu 
 K. V. 8p«uht 
 Beurv Marr 
 Jbo W. Kliiiou 
 
 Snd Ui. 
 Wm Muora 
 W. W. MvAlptno 
 J. N. Hurray 
 Geo A. Uuker 
 Aur N. Perry 
 Thoi Mcllride 
 AltVcd McNoll 
 J. A. Marshall 
 ilrf>., Geo Taylor, ejX. 
 6. jr., W. W. Payaun 
 Surg, H. D. Kugglei,MD 
 
 Jai D. Raymond 
 Win. H. Tadfurd 
 Albert llurkee 
 Abel J. Uaymund 
 
 1«( lu. 
 Theo Robichau 
 Wm. Berry 
 J. J. ItayiDond 
 
 ind Ui. 
 F. W. Kelly 
 I'on !{<>■■ 
 
 Stephen P. Raymond 
 Kkk Porter 
 Tho» W. Spencer 
 J. W. Kerter 
 Adj., H.N.Iiubieliau, rpl. 
 U. if., N. Devereux 
 
 Tboe O'Neill 
 Wm U. Peart 
 Adjt, A. Hart, fjt. 
 <^.M., Thomas Condon 
 Surg, E. Carrllt, M. U. 
 
 2nd Begt. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Hon Wm U. lleffemau 
 
 Mitjor*. 
 James Marsliull 
 Luthrop L. Myers 
 
 Cmpl: 
 Kicli CunniiiKham, adjt< 
 C! •orire B. Hadley 
 
 V. Ml,, s%. I'uvvrvuA j i. ,, ^, 1. 11 ' 
 
 U..Uu,r :>b.„.o..MP 5:Ji»,^;^'"P.^^'' 
 
 Duncan McRae 
 
 3rd Rbqt. 
 
 U. Col. 
 John MaAlpine 
 
 CatAaitk* 
 J. V. Stewart, adj. 
 Chas J. Melansoa 
 Jno O. Nowton 
 GeoM McAlplna 
 Jno M. LeBlnne 
 Jno Lovitt 
 Raymond Melanson 
 Philip UoHnieuf 
 Louis A. Melansoa 
 Uanl Breon 
 
 Fras Bourn euf 
 Wm Mullins 
 8. P. Hablne 
 P. U'Entremont 
 Jno B. Itelltveau 
 Uayinond J. Cuuieau 
 Bdw Hlieehan 
 Man. Bonafauut 
 Chas Lovitt 
 
 2nd U: 
 Jaa P. Nvwlau 
 Ueo Prim 
 Alex Weav«r 
 Amb Thet riead 
 Amb UoucHtte 
 Aug LeBlauc 
 JnoC.Comeau 
 Jas S. Stewart 
 Adj., J. V.Stewart, cjX 
 V. M., Vf. II. Hablne 
 Su^y., C. II. Morse, MU, 
 
 5th Rbqt. 
 
 IJ. Col. 
 C. II. Payson 
 
 Captatni 
 C. F. Buggies, ajjt 
 Geo A. Jones 
 Wm Lent 
 BeqJ Van Blarcora 
 Jos Uidney 
 Jones H. Morehouse 
 C. H. Denton 
 
 ItUa. 
 Chas Hicks 
 W. H. Prlhie 
 JnoSiitltli 
 Wnt Carty 
 Jacob IC. Morebouie 
 Wm A. Johnson 
 
 2nd U: 
 Henry Ulavou 
 Zach Doty 
 n. E. Huvuly 
 Thos Trask 
 Wm Burns 
 Jos C. Titus 
 Frank Payson 
 G. Walsh 
 G. F. Ruggles 
 J. Collins 
 
 Adj., C. ¥. Ruggles, epi 
 U. M., J. E. Bancroft 
 Sur^.,J. 
 
 R. W. McDonald 
 John MeLane 
 
 id Lieutt. 
 Nell l^slie 
 Jno Hewitt 
 Joseph Mills 
 George W. Smith 
 Alexander Rudolf 
 Cornelius Cropley 
 JellVer Tonser 
 AdJI, W. E. Irish, ra<. 
 U.ir., Jas McDonald 
 5ur9, J. MoMillan, m.d. 
 
 5th Kegt. 
 
 U. Cot. 
 John A. Kirk 
 
 *a/or« 
 Albert K. Elliott 
 Wm Paiuter 
 
 CoBM. 
 James F. Elliott 
 Robert H. Gunii 
 David A. McOona d 
 J). H. McKeuzie 
 
 !•( JJ. 
 John T. Binoiair 
 
 •id iJt. 
 Hugh K. Ulnclair 
 Jno Sutherland 
 ^. J/.,TbosMcKeen 
 
 
 Halifax Co. 
 
 C. HcLeilan.MO t'lemont WtUtman 
 
 ■ I ^g^ Cahoon 
 
 ,, , , ^ 'jnnies P. Dillon 
 
 huyioorougn Co. McL.McKuuzie 
 
 I Harmon Keltmate 
 
 IsT Regiment. 
 
 U. Col. 
 John J, Harithall 
 
 4th Reqt. 
 
 IJ. Col. 
 J. O. Dexter 
 
 Major* 
 D. B. Porter 
 Wm Raymond 
 
 Captatnt 
 Thos Titus 
 J. P. Thebldeau 
 H.N, RoblcbauoW^ 
 Norman Raymond 
 Calvin Itayuiond 
 Enos P. Raymond 
 
 .Vajor. 
 Wni Harlsliorna 
 
 Captf. 
 Jas A Tory 
 Abner Hart, adjt 
 Mamhall Just 
 Moses L, Scott 
 Clini'leit Peddle 
 JoHepli Hattlu 
 Alexander Tory 
 Edward A. Curritt 
 Jas E. Hudley 
 
 I«( Lieut*. 
 Gordon Hart 
 Wllborforce Hart 
 Jamas C Mareball 
 Wm II, Gallnglier 
 
 2itd Li«utt. 
 a. Cutler 
 John Gallagher 
 Robert McKay 
 Thos HcDonHid 
 
 James A. Steele 
 Win N. Simpson 
 Wnt F. P. Scrantou 
 
 ]«/,<eu(f. 
 James Wallace 
 Richard Hrectham 
 Cutler Jas Hamhall 
 
 2d Lieut*. 
 Jon Hudley 
 Abraham W. Hart 
 Levi Carter 
 James Wilkinson 
 John A. Carr 
 William A Carr 
 James Hall 
 Albert Simpson 
 James Hall 
 
 Michael Purccll ^. . , 
 
 AdJ, R.Cuimiiighara,q<. MiLITIA ART RY 
 Q.M., Burton Joiit I i i. n 
 
 Surg, C. a. Metxler,ll.D.| ISt URIQADE. 
 
 LI. Col. 
 AliVed O. Janet 
 
 Major. 
 Edw J. Kenny 
 
 Captain*. 
 M. B. Almon, jr. 
 Jno E. Alhro 
 W.R.S. Walnwright,<uV 
 Geo. Thomson 
 Fredk J. Tremain 
 Geo Mitchall 
 Goo Built 
 A. 8. Sutlierland 
 
 9nd Caut*. 
 S. C. Nash 
 Fred O. Walnwrigbt 
 Thos Milsom 
 FredP. Fair^K^ika 
 Frank IiomK.t.s 
 
 lUut*. 
 McK. Blanebard 
 F. II. Woo<Ull 
 Geo Ritchie 
 R. N. lleakv'.b 
 Thos Ritchie 
 F. M. Whiddan 
 Adjf, W. R. S. Waln- 
 
 w right, 'Miplatm 
 P, M„ Edw Binney, capl 
 (i.M., Cathcaft Thomson 
 iSiirif.-.lfajfor, Chas Tup- 
 
 per.C.H., M.I). 
 ii.S.,W.N,Wlckwlre,MD 
 
 3rd Regt. 
 
 U. Cot. 
 Thomas C. Paart 
 
 mjor. 
 James W. Bigelow 
 
 C»pU. 
 C. M. FranchYllle,a4Jt. 
 Joseph S. Pearte 
 
 !•( Lieut*. 
 James H. i'sltuiate 
 James Tate 
 J. C. Jaraloson 
 Henry Price 
 Adj C.M.Frunchville, ept W 
 ^..W., Wm. Sutherland " 
 
 4th Regt. 
 
 U. CoL 
 
 atewart Campbell 
 
 MnJ'ir*. 
 John A. Mel>o>iald 
 Alfred R. White 
 
 t'npl*. 
 Wm. E. Irish, ad^ . 
 Charles H. Mdntosh 
 pavld J. MckoNon 
 John Power 
 James Hemlow 
 
 1*( Lieut*. 
 JameH Tuttle 
 I John A. Stewart 
 James L. Hattlu 
 
 Second Brigade. 
 
 IJ. Colonrl. 
 William H. Creighton 
 
 Major*. 
 Jno A. Sinclair 
 M. B. Daly 
 
 Sea and Fautily MeUiotnc Chests sold by Browk, Brotukbs ^ Cq. 
 
K. T. Ht'IR, Book»ell«r Md StatlMw, ISf OniB.UIe 8t. 
 
 162 
 
 belcher's farmer's 
 
 [1868. 
 
 ' 
 
 I i 
 
 I 
 
 Captaim. 
 TIm«. U. Kanny 
 Jiio B. Young 
 K. L. Coleman, adjt 
 Jait Hhanrt, Jr 
 Alei 8. Finnlt 
 Jno C. Mora 
 Wm II. Utll 
 Fnnklyn Kinuuar 
 
 'id Captain*. 
 J. P. Tremaln 
 Tboi W. MtlU 
 Tbui Mowbrajr 
 K. O. Smith 
 
 Li*ul$, 
 Frank F. Oanria 
 Jai Cretgbton 
 David Sklrvlng 
 Jai A. Hoyt 
 R. U. Fnuieklyn 
 Chat Taylor 
 Chat 8. Curran 
 Adjt, EX. Coltman, eapt 
 q.M., C.A.Crtlgliton, cpt\ 
 Surg., J.B. (iarvia, M.U.' 
 A..S.,A. U.Woudill, M.U 
 
 TuiBD Bbiqade. 
 
 Lt. Col. 
 J. Huntar Ouvar 
 
 M<h'ort. 
 Jat C. Mackintoth 
 Chat K. Brown 
 
 Omptatni. 
 II. F. Eagar, adjt 
 R. T. Braine 
 Jno II. Hoyt 
 Kdfv Boak 
 Bdw Morriton 
 
 2d Captains. 
 Alax U. Heatleln 
 Wn Garriu 
 
 LieuU, 
 Jno Starr 
 Robt II. Cogiwall 
 A. W. Brooklay 
 R. B. Buak 
 T. C. Garria 
 Thot C. Shrara 
 A. J. Harrington 
 J. Outram, Jr 
 Robt Snook 
 Loiitt Olarfca 
 J. W.Oataiay 
 Ewd Ontram 
 Mrara Hume 
 Wm Stavena, Jr. 
 A<(^, M. P. Eagar, ea^ 
 q.M, W.DoMUdton,cai>t 
 Surg., A. If oren, M.D. 
 A.S, Edw Farrell, md 
 
 Fourth Brigade. 
 
 U. Cvl. 
 Joteph 8. Belcher 
 
 Major* 
 Thot A Hyde 
 Edvr Billing 
 
 Captain*. 
 Oao R Anderaon 
 OaoJohnton 
 Wm B McNutt 
 Jm O Fuiter 
 Henry J Parker, adfi 
 Wm N Silver 
 J A Tbomton 
 
 H»v»t 
 Wm R. Fuiter 
 Lewit P Falrbanka 
 Jot Carman 
 
 Jut O. Aiigwin 
 Adjt, II .1 Parker, tmpt 
 q.Mr, C F DxWulf 
 Svrg. C D HIgby, U.D. 
 P.M, Edw Uuckett 
 
 (Ist Regiment. 
 
 U, Cat. 
 John J-Br«murr 
 
 Major. 
 Jno. Uuffua, Jr. 
 
 Captain*. 
 3. Henry 'lubiu 
 Oeo McLean 
 Jat B. Morrow 
 Chat J. Wylda 
 Hy. N. Paint 
 Itobt. F. Watt 
 Jno W. Watt 
 E. U. Kecvet 
 
 l«t U*. 
 AllVed Browne 
 J. B. Bland, Jr 
 O. It. Frith, Ir 
 O. E. Fraiicklyn 
 SamI C. Jordan 
 W. J. Culenian Jr 
 Lewit W. UeitBarrct 
 
 2d Litut. 
 E. C. Falrl>auk» 
 <ir.-MT., Win Etton 
 Surg, W. B. SlayUr.MD 
 \. S., A. Lawiun, U. b 
 
 2nd"Qaeen's"Rgt 
 
 Lt. Cat. 
 Henry Pryor 
 
 MnJor*. 
 8. L. Shannon 
 Ueo E. Mortoa 
 
 Captain*. 
 F. W. Butluok 
 I A. I>. Merkel 
 J. F. Green woed 
 Robie Uniaoke 
 W. Myert Gray, adjt. 
 F. I>. Corbett 
 H. W. Albro 
 4i. N. Kenuey 
 E. G. SUyner 
 
 UtlM. 
 A. E. Stayner 
 C. B. Bullouk 
 Scott Tremaln 
 A. Cowia 
 J. C. Uobertaon 
 Fred Alliaon 
 
 »nd U. 
 J. F. Kennev 
 Xdj, W. M. liray, tjt. 
 qr.-Mr., Beiixjm Crowe I 
 A. a-,t. H. Pryor, M.U. 
 
 3rd'<Queen's"Rgt 
 
 Major*. 
 David W. Kott 
 Thot. Clay 
 
 Captain*. 
 Fred W. Creighton 
 Jat. Cullen 
 E. It. Harrington 
 Bdw Itulman 
 J. K. Murray, adjt. 
 E. W. C'hipman 
 W. E. Heiremaa 
 Wm Wcodl'I 
 
 D. B. Woodworth 
 Gen W Jonet 
 T. U. O. Hupklnt 
 Thot Barrett 
 Slla* McVane 
 Adjt, J. R. Hurray, Cpt. 
 Or.-Jir., H. 1). Froit 
 Surg., E. Jeniiinga, M.D. 
 A.S., R. McFatildge.MO. 
 
 9th Regt. 
 
 Lt. Cat. 
 William J Stain 
 
 Major* 
 Robt Gray 
 J T Twining 
 
 Capt*. 
 J A Grant 
 T W Tapper 
 ^ . ^ . ..^ ' H " Fuller 
 
 4th'*Queen'8 Ret G C Sutherland, ttijt 
 ^ " Jno F Stairt 
 
 \t Litut*. 
 
 Edw Johnton 
 
 J A SnUth 
 
 Jat Sage 
 
 Adjt, O C Sutherland, ept 
 
 (l.M, J E Cabot 
 
 Surg, A O Uattle, UD. 
 
 U 
 Thomat A 
 
 Cot. 
 Bauer 
 
 Major*. 
 V. B. LeCain 
 J. M. Symont 
 
 Captain*. 
 A J Crelghtuu 
 U J N LeCaiu 
 Don A. Frater, adjt 
 
 Ut Litut. 
 Robt Stathcr 
 Adjt, D. A. Prater, eajX. 
 q.U„ 3 C Craigen 
 Surg, A. J. Cowie, M.o. 
 
 7th Regt. 
 
 U. Colon*l. 
 John Campbell 
 
 Major*. 
 Peter Rott 
 M Kea ney 
 
 Capt*. 
 F WFithw\:k 
 Jno Sutherland 
 Patk Monaghan 
 Win Campbell 
 II P Burton 
 G 1) Martin 
 Alex Anderton 
 T L Studd, adjt 
 Ueo Huwlingt 
 Jot n Werkt 
 Jno II And«r»on 
 
 Ut Li*ut*. 
 Jat A Auderton 
 II Gaeta 
 iiaac Gaeta 
 Gilbert Sutherland 
 Dun Campbell 
 Henry Uilta 
 Jat Hllta 
 John Hugera 
 Ad)l, T L Studd, eapt 
 U.Mr. Jno V Wright 
 Surg, W H Weekt, M.D. 
 
 8th Regt. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Jamat B Oxley 
 
 Major: 
 3 F KIcharnion 
 G R DIraock 
 
 Captain*, 
 J W K Jobntton 
 Jno Uavidtun 
 Thot Fitzmaurioa 
 D A N'Icholion 
 Amot Haroritoek 
 
 ind Litut*. 
 W K R Fulta 
 Edw Uavcy 
 P.M. M 1> IllHck 
 U.M. Wm Wilton 
 Surg.Himii. MoN. Par- 
 ker, M.I). 
 
 A. a., Jno8ommera,MD. 
 
 10th Regt. 
 
 U. Cot. 
 A 8 Gladwin 
 
 Major*. 
 Geo McLeod 
 ChaaN Sprott 
 
 Capta*n*. 
 8 Hutehlnaou 
 Don P'.!lman 
 Jac ii^ent 
 
 A McJ Logao, adjt 
 Wm Lavton 
 Wm Guild 
 Malcom Logan 
 SamI Buirit 
 
 Ift Lt*. 
 Mllet Mclnnlt 
 I Robt Higgini 
 I Jno Held 
 I Jat Crulekihanka 
 ! Jno H Taylor 
 i Geo Dickey 
 ; Alex Lindtay 
 
 I 'id LUut*. 
 
 ' Jno Dean 
 I Geo Parker 
 I A A Braden 
 ; Hugh G Reld 
 I Wm McCurdy 
 I Frat Burnett 
 
 Angut Brown 
 
 Jaa O. Boyera 
 I David Seeton 
 I Adjt, A M Logan, eapt 
 I (i.M, Wm II Gladwin 
 
 Surg, W Pearaon, M.D. 
 
 A.S, Jaa F Langblln, MD 
 
 llTu Regt. 
 
 i U. CoJ. 
 
 Peter 8. Hamilton 
 
 i Major 
 
 Itaac J Wylda 
 
 Capt*. 
 Thot H Carre 
 : Albert WIer 
 I F C Mahop, aM 
 i Edviin D King 
 I Comellut BloU 
 : Cha* Ti'iomaa 
 
 I Iff Litut*, 
 
 ' Jno C. Mahonj 
 'Jot H. Tcwntnand 
 djt, r C Mahoa, eoft 
 M, Chat A. Clarka 
 vrg, R 8 Caan^tall, MB 
 
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 I MufOTM 
 
 RuMe) H. Vlttth 
 'jno Kally 
 
 I t-'a^*- 
 
 Ju Dowllny 
 jjno Mlltoin 
 
 I 1« TJ. 
 
 'Uartiii I*ancr 
 AdJ, U. M. H. VIetb, cpt 
 ,V. JV., Wmll. CUrke 
 \Surg, A. r. lUld, M. u. 
 
 12th Reqt. 
 
 IJ. Cot. 
 Ocorff* Fruer 
 
 Majon. 
 J W Johu>ton,Jri 
 Cbaa M NutU^f 
 
 Guflt. 
 J R ClumberUia 
 A McU Barton 
 Jaa U VanButUrk 
 Uarid FraMr 
 J T UcAlpInc, a<0< 
 Thoinion Wood* 
 Nell Sulhurland 
 
 iM Litutt. 
 Hobt Mitchell 
 
 8. FoiTMt 
 
 Jai Leaiy 
 
 U. U. Emmatt 
 
 2d £<«iM. 
 Albert Pollock 
 Jof Kric* I 
 Ja« UloncfuM 
 Jiio Q. Bollonf 
 
 Adj€,J. T. lI«Al|>lBt,ea^ Nlch Power 
 U.M.,D.Q. Keith , W U CbrUtiaa 
 
 Surg., K. Jamieton, MD. Edm Kyau 
 Jnu Booth 
 
 16th Reqt. 
 
 U. Cot. 
 Qeor(tt J. Troop 
 
 JilaJor$ 
 Robt Taylor 
 Stephen Tobin 
 
 Capl*. 
 Levi Halt 
 E. M. McDonald 
 Alex Htepheu* 
 Alfred Uutcbine,a4V 
 
 IttUo. 
 
 h. N. Jenklne 
 P. 8, Bumha'a 
 U. B. Grant 
 A. c. ThomU 
 Edw Curry 
 Wm Cun-y 
 
 IM Lit. 
 Robie Mvf.atchy 
 LewU Wllkini 
 Fraser Daktu 
 Thoi King 
 
 2nd LU. 
 Cha* Wllkini 
 Wm Bowinuu 
 Wm Haley 
 Blower* Kilvup 
 Coniiant Uiniock 
 ]AdJ,V/ H 
 
 andtM. 
 IfaH McLeara 
 LewU B, Coebrau 
 Wm Bnrton 
 Jai Talboret 
 Nathan timllh 
 Adj., A. Putnam, cant 
 Q. jr., 8. 8. Barbrivk 
 jiir;., 8. U. Brown, MO. 
 A.S., U. J. MGKenale,MO 
 
 6th Rbqt. 
 
 .Vajori. 
 Wm Blake 
 H, L. Teomaui 
 
 C'aftaino 
 ■>< >. -^ _^ J*« Blackburn 
 Bl«nehard,q« ^^^ Blackburn 
 
 Q. M., J. B. Flower* 
 Surg, I). B. Fraeer, MD 
 
 18tu Reot. 
 
 JJ. Col. 
 Lemuel J. Morton 
 
 Major* 
 E. J. Lordly 
 Jas A. M«ren,Jr. 
 
 W A Ityan 
 
 Ada, A Hutchtnt, cofX 
 
 ; <i. M., Wm U. Neal 
 
 I Naval Bbigadb. 
 
 IJ. Col. 
 Hon Benjamin Wlcr 
 
 Cupts. 
 Chaa J. Ma<.donaia, adjt U 
 
 Maiori 
 II. Pitt* 
 
 J. 8. Macd'juald 
 F. C. Elliott 
 I). W. Archibald 
 8aml B. Horton 
 
 1« Ltout. 
 Jno Tapper 
 
 '2d LittHi. 
 Jaa Baluum 
 Jno Murphy 
 AH, C. J. Maodonald, ept\ 
 
 14tu Reqt. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Beujamin W. Salter 
 
 JVa^or* 
 C. H. M. Black 
 Henry Y. Clarke 
 
 Capt; 
 Wm Munro 
 David Tboniion 
 Jno Cruucher, a4JI, 
 Iiaac Crouclter 
 Jno Webber 
 
 \H Liouti. 
 Jai Comeliui 
 Wm Redmond 
 Jaa Croueher 
 Wm Oarriaon 
 Wm Fader 
 Weatly Crooki 
 Eliaa Orono 
 Wm Orono 
 Ceo Orono 
 Oeo Danphiaaf 
 Wm Salter 
 AM-t J- CroMclier, cap 
 qlt., E. C. Tnrtaiac 
 Surg., Alb Ciqaalnr,MD, 
 
 15th Reqt 
 u. cw. 
 
 Chwlw S. Mlrar 
 
 Juo r Wylde 
 
 Caff. 
 4. Jno K. Ityervon 
 6. 8anil I.oeka 
 
 Thui F. Blake 
 £. U. Poole, Adj. 
 Jno Fergukon 
 Leander Fulton 
 Wm Lattie 
 Jai Canty 
 Oiwald Horniby 
 
 1K£M. 
 Jno Snide 
 J. N. Cuie 
 Wm Wardrop 
 
 2nd U». 
 
 Jno Etter 
 
 Terence Canty 
 ! Joibua Nelion 
 18. Woodwurth 
 I Alex Dunbar 
 I David Wickwire 
 
 L. linrnhill 
 
 Adj.. e. U. Poole, Cft. 
 I q. M., Jai M. Nelion 
 ' Surg., McLeau,MP. 
 
 5. Colin Campbell 
 
 1. W. U. Hart 
 
 2. L. A. 8poiMgle 
 lU. A. W. Hart 
 
 4. Frank Killam 
 1. Kben Muiely 
 1. Alex Forreit 
 
 1. David UcPberMn 
 
 2. Ambruie Allan 
 
 0. Jot J. Tucker 
 
 1. Wm E. Wier 
 
 9. Cliai F. Rugglea 
 10. Jai E. Hart 
 LUuu. 
 4. Geo B. Doaua 
 
 1. Geo H. Davit 
 Si. T. F. Campbell 
 
 2. J. W. Cobb 
 1. Geo Wilton 
 4. Hugh Cann 
 1. R. Gureham 
 
 10. AlfVod Hurt 
 1. Jumei Itoavct 
 1. W. McFarlane 
 
 '2ii(l Reot. 
 
 Majon 
 Lewli W. Hill 
 Henry 8. Curry 
 
 CapU. 
 Jai S4<ngiter, adj 
 Jno 8. 8mith 
 G. Lyobt 
 Win BorOen 
 N. T. Uarrli 
 
 Itl Ut. 
 Jno Brown 
 
 Church 
 
 \AdJ,3. Sangitor, fj>< 
 O. M., Oibbi Manning 
 Surg, H. H. Reade, mo. 
 
 I 8rd Reqt. 
 
 ' U. Col. 
 
 Jamei W.King 
 
 Majori 
 Jit E. Withrow 
 Juo W. Bond 
 
 ' Caftt. 
 
 Jno fiimm 
 
 D. A. Withrow 
 ' R. 8. Bloli 
 ;R. 8. Withrow 
 i Thoi Clarke, adi. 
 
 Jai Briiunan 
 iJno. A. Thompton 
 ; Don McKay 
 <}Iatt Thompton 
 
 i XtUi. " 
 
 Jno J. Withrow 
 , H. A. lllolt 
 
 G. T. Thompeon 
 , Wm Dill 
 
 !^<<j.,T. Clarke, fjt 
 ' ;» .Mr. JeUVey Burgeii 
 
 Surjr.Wra Denniion,MD ^^,,„ jj^^'p 
 
 —r-Z, W. J. Harvie 
 
 4th Reqt. 
 
 6th Reqt. 
 I /,«. roi. 
 
 •John W. lUrvIe 
 
 ! JUtjar 
 
 : Wm H. Knowlea 
 
 I Captain* 
 
 Jot Chambert 
 hewli I.ockhart 
 Geo Martin 
 G. J. Mother 
 Jno W. Smith 
 W. H. AllUon 
 
 I U( Ui. 
 
 iienjm Moxen 
 
 ' Kdw Chamber! 
 Henry Cliambera 
 
 ' 8. Cechran 
 Albert Mother 
 Kdw Alliion 
 C. Alliion 
 
 2n<i tJ*. 
 
 s 
 
 3 
 
 s 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 U. Col. 
 
 10. Wm iluwo „ , „ .„!,„ 
 
 Chief Kng. A.McDonald '«•>«>» Murphy 
 
 AdJt. 
 
 q.M., 
 
 W. Scott 
 J. Cochran 
 
 Hant$ County. 
 1st Regiment. 
 
 LI. Col. 
 John A. Jeukin* 
 
 M. H 
 
 Major* 
 Guudge 
 
 Capl*. 
 W. n. Blancbard, ad} 
 Qao K. McHeffiy 
 
 Major* 
 Robt B. Eaton 
 8. McC. Smith 
 
 Caplain* 
 Jno Putnam 
 L. Ijiwrence 
 Stephen Putnam 
 Alfred Putnam, adJt. 
 Danl Singvr 
 Oeo Smith 
 
 l« LU. 
 Alflred Bunceit 
 Danl Forbei 
 Wm Curry , 
 
 Benjm Omith 
 
 HamI Mct'ay 
 
 Wm Dawson 
 
 J. L. Milter 
 
 Wm FIth 
 'Ira llarvev 
 I O, if., H. Cochran 
 
 Srg., 1. H. Denniton.MD. 
 
 7th Reqt. 
 
 U. Cot. 
 '. Chrlttopher JennlMB 
 
 I Major* 
 
 , Wm ('lenn 
 I Jno O. .'iurtreit 
 I '1,'uiMain* 
 
 Wm A MliUr 
 
 T. A. Malcoro 
 
 J. IT. Stephen!, AiJ. 
 
 I 
 
 QQ 
 
 Bipwjr Bbotubba & Co.. Importers of Presb M«UeiiiAl llerba. 
 
A. T. XVXE, BMkMllar nid llstiMMr, Itt anmvUle 8t. 
 
 164 
 
 belcher's farmer's 
 
 [1868. 
 
 a. ». VaacbM 
 H. H. Urant 
 
 lf( Ui. 
 IlirAiu Parker 
 U. W. ArinitroiiK 
 Wm Chudtetgli 
 A. UMd«n 
 Alonco Harvi* 
 C. A. Toraliniun 
 K. J, 8Mph«BS 
 
 ^Hd Ut. 
 Chai H. Bureau 
 Fru Olenn 
 LcHii amith 
 Adj., J. VI. Btapkani, ejx 
 A. a., V. N. BurKeM,MD. 
 
 8th Keqt. 
 
 lA. Col. 
 
 Oimond O'Urien 
 Cagti. 
 
 Rao Henuifar 
 \ Uaul lUxi 
 ! A. U. O Rrien, Adi- 
 ; UennU O'Urieit 
 
 Joel Ouiiftiiiore 
 ; \H Ui. 
 
 'riioaO'/trieii 
 I Jacob Iluiinigar 
 
 'I'hot Keiil 
 
 'ind Lf. 
 
 Wni O'Urian 
 
 Noel IJanulgar 
 
 iiilai O'Urien 
 
 Ady. A. U. O'Brian, ept. 
 
 IHh Reot. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Inraa! 8. Sandford 
 
 Majori 
 neo Harvie 
 Banjm Bluis 
 
 Captt. 
 Anth'y 8. Hanfurd, AdI 
 Jaa Smith 
 Haiul Heak 
 Vfia F. Meek 
 Fras K. Marsten 
 Ueo Salter 
 Jaa Haiidford 
 Juo Wilbrow 
 
 Ul Ui. 
 Will n. litrouisk 
 Hugh McKensta 
 Jaa Fenton 
 Petar Caaejr 
 Ueimat Sandford 
 Kara Salter 
 Edw W. Sandford 
 
 indUt 
 Joa Welwood 
 Joa Dlinock 
 Jaa lUchardaon 
 Wealey Maaon 
 Adj., A. 6. Sandford, ept 
 <i. M., Cliaa Cochran 
 Surg. A Sandford, M. D. 
 
 Inverne$a Co. 
 Isi Regiment. 
 
 IJ. Colonel, 
 Janiea 0. MfiKvcn 
 
 Captt. 
 Allen M<:lHinald,a<(/ 
 Jaa N. Patot 
 Neil Mclunla 
 Uso Crew 
 Dun M'cDoiineil 
 Chaa If cinnia 
 Jno MoBachmn 
 Adj, A. McDoijabI, eft 
 q. H„ Uaiil Clough 
 
 2n(l Reot. 
 
 /J. Cot. 
 Donald UoDonald 
 
 ilajort 
 Loula HeKcen 
 Jno D. Cameron 
 
 C<tpl». 
 Kobt McUuugall 
 li. 8. McKean 
 Wm Murruy 
 Peter Smyth 
 laaac McKeen, adj 
 David Lawrence 
 Chria Smyth 
 Findlay Beaton 
 Wal.ar McDonald 
 Haiakiah Murray 
 Jno McReau 
 
 Angua McDoiiuld 
 Wm J. Murphy 
 Uayniond Smyth 
 Angus Murphy 
 Patk Murphy 
 Herbert Kraser 
 Uaac 1), McKccn 
 
 2d hinUt. 
 W.J. McDuncU 
 U. A. Tremaiu 
 Patk Doyle 
 Ueu I.Smith 
 Murdoch McLean 
 Jno Doyle 
 Kiiidlay Cameron 
 Itun McNeil 
 Philip Doyle 
 
 Adj., I. MuKeen, cjK 
 q. M., Don Gillia 
 Surg, II. Cumeron, no. 
 
 8rd Reot. 
 
 lA. Col. 
 laaac Mcl^rud 
 
 Major 
 Alex Campbell 
 
 Ca^$. 
 Juo He[<aiui 
 DanI McLean 
 Juo 8. Guun 
 Hector McKenzia 
 Murdoch MoLeod, adj 
 Don McLellan 
 Alex-4icLaud 
 Alex McDonald 
 Juo McDougald 
 Peter Campbell 
 
 lit U: 
 Don Merman 
 Aagua V.annedy 
 Jno Kennedy 
 Jno M'.'Karlaiia 
 Jno McDonald 
 C. H. McLeod 
 AuKu> McLellan 
 Aroli McDouell 
 Jno McDonald 
 
 2d LienU 
 A-.iRui Kennedy 
 I icctor McLean 
 Adjt, M. McLood, epl 
 q. jr., Wm Dunbar 
 
 4th Reot. 
 
 U. Cel. 
 Samuel Lawrence 
 
 GafU. 
 Chaa McLean 
 Jaa Doyle 
 Tnoa Cruwdia 
 Thoa Etheridlta 
 Farquhar McKae 
 J. T. Lawrence 
 Hector McLean 
 Joa Ingrahara 
 
 \1U. 
 Kdw Thomson 
 
 Sitd Ul. 
 Don McDonald 
 Alex McDonald 
 Lauchlin McKinnun 
 Juo A. Roaa 
 Iteubcn Phillpa 
 Itoht Koaa 
 Jas Phillpa 
 Albert Hart 
 Norman McLean 
 Dun McDonald 
 q. Jf., Juo Campbell 
 
 J.J. 
 
 ilajor 
 Crowdia 
 
 5th Reot. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Laugbllu Ma Dougall 
 
 Ilajor 
 Jacobs. Hart 
 
 CapU. 
 Don McLeau 
 M. UclUe, aUJ 
 Jno McKlnuon 
 Alex McDonald 
 Me. Gillia 
 Chaa McKay 
 Neil Campbell 
 
 IttU*. 
 
 L. McLean 
 Wm McKay 
 .M. Mclunla 
 Wm Biahop 
 Wm McDonald 
 Pater McDonald 
 Don Campbell 
 
 id lAtwU. 
 H. McKtnnon 
 Doii'Matheaon 
 Jno UcKhinoa 
 Alex McDonald 
 Wm Smith 
 Adj, M. MelUe, tpt 
 q. M., E. Oampbell 
 
 6th Regt. 
 
 lA. Col. 
 Archibald Mclntyra 
 
 Jf^/or» 
 Dun M. McPhall 
 Hugh Mclntyre 
 
 Coixa. 
 Arch HcPhall, mdj 
 Jaa Dotvlinif 
 Douynall Dowling 
 A. A. McPhail 
 Dun MclAinnan 
 Alax Smith 
 Colin McPhatp 
 Angua Cameron 
 Don McDonald 
 
 Hugh MtvXay 
 Juu MoMaaiiir 
 Alex McArthqr 
 Doug McLennan 
 
 2d Lieut. 
 Nell Mcintosh 
 Adj, A. McPhoil, cpt 
 
 7th Reot. 
 
 U. CM. 
 Philip LaMoaUU 
 
 M^Jar 
 Philip Blamplad 
 
 Capl». 
 C. W. Uomeril 
 Jno Duval 
 Jna ^'an Kervia 
 Jno DInat 
 
 UtU. 
 Wm Phillpa 
 
 8ml Lf. 
 Jno Phillipa 
 Walter Lawrence 
 Peter McDonald 
 q. if.,CalixBoudrot 
 
 8th Reot. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Edward D. TremaU 
 
 Ma\art 
 lloblMcDougall 
 David Lawrence 
 
 Captt. 
 Chria Smyth 
 Wm klurphy 
 Itaymoud Smytb 
 Patk Murphy 
 
 la< lAt. 
 Angua MsOonald 
 Angua Murphy 
 Wm J. McDonnell 
 Jno H. Murphy 
 
 2nd Ltt. 
 Oeo Murphy 
 Neil McLeod 
 Jno Muiphy 
 Tno Power 
 
 Adi, Hutu» A. Tremain 
 Surg, W. M. Buckley 
 q. Jr., Wm L, Tremain 
 
 Kiny'siCounty. 
 l8T Tboop Ca- 
 
 VALIty^GuiDES. 
 
 Captain. 
 Edward A. Fyka 
 
 1st Reoimuit. 
 
 U. Ccl. 
 David H. Clark! 
 
 Jf<^ora 
 Laander Band 
 Wm H. Belcher 
 
 CoptaiiM 
 Joa T. Jackaop. Adj. 
 n. B. New(:omb 
 Jas A. (iiipman 
 Jaa U. Thumaa 
 Wm E. HarrU 
 8, E. Harria 
 Joa. C Stnrr 
 Juo It. Chipman 
 Henry ChipntMl 
 XttlAt. 
 Amoa Baxter 
 Wm Hardwiok 
 Chaa E. Itand 
 Juo Power 
 0. U. H, Starr 
 E. M. Beekwttb 
 
 BROWN BftOTKEBS & C0.» Pruggist?, Ortliujiee Square, Halifax. 
 
BSt. 
 
 [1868. 
 Ii Reot. 
 
 U. Cat. 
 •Mo»Ul< 
 
 lampisd 
 
 Capl: 
 omeril 
 ral 
 
 1 Kervli 
 •t 
 
 UtU. 
 lilipi 
 
 2nd Ui. 
 
 illipi 
 
 Lawrence 
 IrUoiiald 
 ;allx Boudrot 
 
 h Reqt. 
 
 LI. Col. 
 1 1>. Tremala 
 
 cDuugall 
 <aMrr«uca 
 
 Capti. 
 myth 
 jrphy 
 id flinytb 
 urpby 
 
 lit Ut. 
 MsOonald 
 Murphy 
 Mul>onn«)I 
 Hurpliy 
 
 2n<l L<«. 
 irpby 
 
 Lend 
 iiphy 
 wer 
 
 fun A. Treroain 
 
 Ii. Buckley 
 Viu L, Tremain 
 
 Iboop Ca- 
 
 tY)GuiDE8. 
 A. Pyk* 
 
 Reqimskt. 
 
 U. Col. 
 I. Clark I 
 
 \ Major* 
 \ Hand 
 iBeloher 
 
 L'aptaitM 
 
 ackaon, 4<V. 
 iwpoinb 
 Ihlpmaa 
 fhuiuaa 
 -iarria 
 
 krrli 
 
 karr 
 
 Ibipman 
 
 blpnwii 
 
 \\ttUi. 
 Vzter 
 [iwiok 
 llbiiul 
 irer 
 
 1 Blarr 
 leek with 
 
 HaSST 
 
 Room Piper «t 4d.« Roll mid apwnrds at R. T. inTIR*S. 
 
 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 165 
 
 n. N. DiHhop 
 II. I'. Ilnnlon 
 
 'ind Hi. 
 Elijah liorden 
 Jno W. Kiillerton 
 Joe E. Kll* 
 Jacob Walton 
 Stephen U. Healea 
 (•eo K. Newcomb 
 
 Adj., J. T. Jackiion, Cpl 
 <^-Mr, I). M. Mckle 
 Hurg, Henri ahaw,M.D. 
 ^.;il. CWK.Hamm<in, UD 
 
 2nd Reqt. 
 
 U. Col. 
 John L. Wiokwira 
 
 Majttr$ 
 Jno 8. Belchrr 
 Uubt W. SUrr 
 
 Captain* 
 Oeo. C. Mnro 
 K. C. Dickie 
 Jon l(and 
 Wm II. Fellows 
 llobtM.-lCand, il(V. 
 Keuben Farnham 
 Henry Sheffield 
 Beixim Meek 
 
 Utlt*. 
 Albert Hanri* 
 Cbaa R. Bordan 
 Danl II. roffin 
 Isaac N. Illf^elow 
 GibbH Cox 
 David K. HuDlIey 
 Geo Woodwortb 
 Geo 8. Eaton 
 
 2)1(1 Lu, 
 Geo Cox 
 Henry Whnlen 
 Geo E. Magee 
 N. P. Wodd 
 
 Adj., K. M. Rand, eft. 
 V. M., J. E. Lockwood 
 Svrg., Jno 8truthera,MD 
 A.S,Jin Il.Uennieon M» 
 
 8rd Reot. 
 
 lA. Col. 
 L. DeV. Cklpmau 
 
 Major* 
 P.M. Breckin 
 J. B. KockwaU 
 
 Captnin* 
 Fredk Chipntan 
 Jno I'. Lyoni 
 Jno E. Starr, adj, 
 Edw Steadman 
 Thoi. R. Illaley 
 Gideon E. R«ld 
 Enoch Grtliiu 
 BeiOaniin Smith 
 
 lot U*. 
 Ward Eaton 
 Geo E. Waat 
 J. M. Harchaut 
 Win Jordan 
 Geo Loonier 
 Wm Y. Tobin 
 
 ind U*. 
 Ehenoxar Wh^aton 
 Aubrey Bhmehard 
 E. W. Rueoo 
 Da^ld K. Hon 
 
 Adj., J. E. Starr, rpl, 
 (i. Jr., Wm C. Bill 
 Surg., Jon. Borden, MD. 
 
 4th Regt. 
 
 H*ut. Col. 
 William J. Fuller 
 
 Major 
 J 10 Btroag 
 
 Captoiiu 
 Ja* T. Manning 
 Wm A. Ilenjaniln 
 Ja* WDnon 
 Ja* S. McI>onald, adjt 
 
 1«( It*. 
 Alex Cleaveland 
 Chai Fritx 
 Wm Uountefell 
 J. W. Elderkln 
 Goo E. Fomyth 
 
 2imI/^. 
 Thou Wallaea 
 Joa Weiton 
 Albert W. Fonyth 
 Ufnrge lleddlnK 
 
 N. J. Lyon* 
 Hainl Moore 
 Urrnnan Jacques 
 Henry E. Jcft'eraon 
 Manning Chute 
 Jno L. Geori^e 
 
 9ni< IJ». 
 Jno Chjx 
 Jno I'nwer 
 Silas R. Tapper 
 Jno Skinner 
 AdJ, L. V. Bowles, ejX 
 iStirg, H.C. Mar»terR,MO. 
 
 Henry DnfT 
 
 HrnrT Jost 
 
 Adj.,'v. K. Kaa:baek,r|< 
 
 V. AT., Christian Rums 
 
 Surg., Chas Aitkin, U D. 
 
 7tii Kegt. 
 
 Lt. Col. 
 Charles J. Tobin 
 
 Copts. 
 W. C. Moore 
 Henry W. I.ydlard 
 Jnii ICetldinK 
 
 Adj. J. S. McDonald,efC Edw M. Jordan 
 
 V'Jf.t JasCutten 
 Jtir^., E. L. Brown,MD 
 
 6tU Regt. 
 
 JJ. Col. 
 Johm a. WeltoD 
 
 Major* 
 Geo NIely 
 y/ta. 8. Mageo 
 
 Captatn* 
 Leonard I'ltcb 
 Jas Palmer 
 Jas Pierce 
 Isaac Roaeh 
 A. B. Jacques, adj. 
 Chas Taylor 
 H. E. Fitch 
 A. K. Patterson 
 Caleb Spiuney 
 Juo Foster 
 
 Ut Itt. 
 Thos R. Harris 
 Wm Avery 
 Walter Walker 
 A. I>. Muiiroa 
 Enoch Chute 
 Geo F. Smith 
 Wm Foster 
 Wm Weltnn 
 Jno C. West 
 Harris Taylor 
 
 ind U*. 
 Jos Nlely 
 HennlgarNlely 
 Adj., A. B. Jacques, ept 
 q. jr., Gilbert Fowler 
 Surg., a. E. Outhet, MD. 
 A.i!(.,M.E.Balcom, MD.'^ ^ 
 
 Is< Liout*. 
 WmBoy 
 Chas Blanrhard 
 Brenton H. .Oodga 
 Wm J. Wallace 
 Jno II. Drnnison 
 
 2d I.ienti. 
 Edw Dennlson 
 Jno Caldwell 
 Surg, Stcph Dodge, MD 
 
 8th Regt. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Thomas Tuao 
 
 Coins. 
 Nathan Fuller 
 Wm H . I'orter 
 Jos A. Caldwell 
 
 \t Lieut. 
 W. J. Harris, aijl 
 
 2d Lieut. 
 Fredk Curry 
 AdJt, W. J. Harris, U. 
 Surg. A. DeWB«T8s,MD, 
 
 Lunenburgh Co 
 Ist Regiment 
 
 II. 
 
 74. Col. 
 A. N. Knulba«k 
 
 Major 
 Jno Dauphiuey 
 
 6th Regt. 
 
 Lt. Col. 
 William R. Wlnsby 
 
 Afajor 
 Jos Buckley 
 
 Captain* 
 J. 8. Pinco 
 E. P. Pinco 
 Alfred Shaw 
 Z. II. Pineo 
 Burgess N, Bowles 
 Henry Silver 
 Albert J. Best 
 L. V. Bowles, adjt 
 Wm Lyons 
 
 1st Lt*. 
 8tu|)hen J. Nichols 
 
 Captain* 
 Kaulback, a^. 
 Jno Mllberry 
 Jno Trelheway 
 Henry King 
 Edw Dowling 
 J. L. D.Hall 
 Lewis Anderson 
 Thos Curl] 
 Jessun Itudolf 
 Jno Young 
 Geo Davis 
 
 ls( U*. 
 
 Alex Cuniming 
 Simon Finok 
 Henry Solomon 
 Jos Itudolf 
 Ilenry Heisl«r 
 
 2n<f JJ*. 
 Jacob M. Owen 
 Edw Owen 
 
 2nd Reot. 
 
 Major. 
 Wm N. Zwlcker 
 
 Cmplaim* 
 WmTown »- ..«l 
 Thos ScIlK 
 Jas McKvan 
 Jas Kraser 
 Jno Klrby 
 JoalahW.Kudoir 
 Jas J. McLaughlin ■><</. 
 Daniel Rudolf 
 Jonas Mullock 
 
 M Lt*. 
 James Mullock 
 D. J. Rudolf 
 Stephen l.eary 
 
 2nd Lt. 
 Fred Burgess 
 AdJ, J.J. HcLaughllnejrt 
 Q. jr., Alex 1-rascr 
 Surg., S. Jacobs, M.D. 
 
 3rd Reot. 
 
 LI. Col. 
 Ilenry 8. Jost 
 
 Major 
 Joahua Zwlcker 
 
 CojitaiHS 
 Gideon Langille 
 J. Ii. D. Snyder 
 Jaa Langille 
 Jas, Kara -Emst 
 Jno r. llam 
 Reuben A. Rhuland 
 
 1«( U*. 
 Jno Scott 
 Mibbrrt Zwlcker 
 Ingraham LangUle 
 Elk Kc<(y 
 Edward James 
 
 2d Lieut*. 
 Casper Blsenhancr 
 Aug Strum 
 Wm Strum 
 Ain-ed Zwlcker 
 Alex Kcdy 
 Adj., Lewis Knant 
 V- jr., Adolpb Gaetx 
 Burg., Alox Lane, M.D, 
 A. S., Chas Gray, u.v. 
 
 4th Reot. 
 
 U. Col. 
 John Marlcy 
 
 Major* 
 Vr. A. Morse 
 Itubt Dawaon 
 
 Captain* 
 Jas Starratt 
 AlbeH Baker 
 A. (i. Tnpper 
 U. K. Stomitt 
 J. A. Waterman 
 Sinie<in llrhb 
 J. Levi Oxncr 
 W, K. Wentsell 
 E. V. SUrratl,a<fJ 
 W. J. Gates 
 
 itt U: 
 Anthony Hbuland 
 Zcrab Wile 
 
 Bbowh Bsonpn* 4' Co., Pun Chcmioias, Prugi voA ToU«t Ariiska. 
 
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 166 
 
 belchbb's farmer's 
 
 [1868. 
 
 Matthew RhuUiid 
 
 n. W. C. MaiinInK 
 
 Arthur Hood 
 
 J. R. Ilarlejr 
 
 S. P. Ilenlaiuln 
 
 K. U. Watermiin 
 
 J. W. KniRht 
 
 C. II. D.tvliion 
 
 Ad), K. v.. HtMrratt, e|X 
 
 O. M., M. B. l>a<brU«y 
 
 inrf.W.A.C.KandallMI) 
 
 6th Reqt. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Jawph P.Millar 
 
 Capiat)!* 
 Wni Owen, ad). 
 Wiu T. Draw 
 
 lilt Ut. 
 Holnmon Drew 
 Aadw flow 
 
 W. 8. Vogler 
 M. C. SrnTtb 
 F. 8. Voffler 
 T. 8. MeKenn 
 A*}., W. Owen, ejM. 
 
 f.ir., Jao Miller 
 ury.,B.W. Pope, M.D. 
 
 6th Rbqt. 
 
 u. aoi. 
 
 Daaici Dimoek 
 
 Major* 
 II. R. Mltchftll 
 Win Itobiniuu 
 
 Captain* 
 Geo II. Mill! 
 Cha* U. Churvb 
 Joi Beiaiisoii 
 Wm CorMn 
 Jiio A. Church, adjt 
 Kdw Evana 
 
 1«( U*. 
 Cha* Smith 
 Sinclair Eldridc* 
 Edwin Lordly 
 Cha* Shrove 
 Mark Noonan 
 Jas William* 
 
 2nd IJ. 
 Peter Boutilier 
 Adj., J. A. Churoh, efl 
 Q. jr., E. J. Kobln*on 
 5urir,J.H.Jainleion,tiD 
 
 7th Reot. 
 
 IJ. Col. 
 George Rota 
 
 Major 
 Jo* Skerry 
 
 Captain* 
 Henry Windrow, adi 
 Jai Hilts 
 Thot Hatcher 
 \*tU. 
 Thof Driacoll 
 
 Adj., H. Windrow, cpt 
 q. jr., Geo Elliott 
 
 8th Rbot. 
 
 IMut.-Ool. 
 NeUeu Che*l«y 
 
 .Hajmr. 
 J. N. Tr«theway 
 
 Captain*. 
 ■Inn Milberry 
 Jiio Trutheway, lit 
 Ubadlah V. Younir 
 Albert II. Delanff 
 II. MarkRV 
 J no Triitheway, >d 
 Aiex Trutlieway, adj 
 
 \t U*. 
 Bindley Dnrland 
 Henry jrilberry 
 Jno H. Grant 
 Fomian Morton 
 
 ind U*. 
 Bnoeh Durland 
 John \a. Deloni; 
 Adj, A. Trethoway, *pt> 
 V. jr., Jacob Delong 
 
 Pictou County. 
 
 1st Reqiment. 
 (Artillert.) 
 
 U. Col. 
 Joha MeKinlay 
 
 jrojoc 
 Jamei Ire* 
 
 Captn. 
 8 O Rlgby. adJ 
 Geo R Uavie* 
 Jo* A Gordon 
 Win W Glennlo 
 Clia* B Oavie* 
 Murdoch McPheraon 
 Simon if llolinn* 
 Tho* M Porteoua 
 R J Grimtb 
 
 Lieut*. 
 Don Fraaer 
 Mai Campbell 
 Geo H Kliiott 
 DanI McKay 
 Robt Hockin 
 Jno K Uavie* 
 Jno D McLeod 
 AdJ, 8 G Rifrby, ept 
 Surg, a M Johnaton, 
 
 \Ad}, J. n. Ganid, <•(■( 
 <J. .IT., Jni MfKcntfn 
 Surii, A. Aiiderion ,md. 
 
 Srd RsQT. 
 
 U. Cot. 
 David Mathe*on 
 
 jr^jor 
 Jolin IIoKK 
 
 Capti. 
 Jno D. MuDunald, adJ 
 A. W. flmlth 
 A. D. McKenzle 
 Don Campbell 
 Harop McKeen 
 Abraham Clarke 
 A. W. MoLollan 
 A. R. Sutherland 
 
 I U.'U*. 
 
 Dun McMillan 
 { Jno T. Mittheton 
 
 Alex Hiitherlaiid 
 
 David Ferffuaon 
 
 I iiii<< U*. 
 
 I Peter Moconniill 
 I Aogii* Sutherland 
 
 I AdJ, J. D. McDouald.etX 
 ; q. jr., Alex F. Matheaon 
 Surg, W. E. Cooke, MD. 
 
 2Dd Reqt. 
 
 Lt. Cot. 
 Jamea Kitchen 
 
 .V^ior 
 Chaa E. Henry 
 
 Capl*. 
 Stewart Buma 
 Simeon Chiaholra 
 Oliver lianfille 
 Tho* B. Gould 
 D. B. Thomaon 
 Wm Gammon 
 Chn* HcQuarria 
 J. D. Oauld, adJ 
 Cha* e. Porrin 
 Uanford Lnngille 
 Ja« Gammon 
 
 1«( Lit. 
 Win Matheion 
 Jhh It. Itudsera 
 Wm Hum* 
 Jan Dwvor 
 Robt Sutherland 
 
 2nd LI*. 
 Ephraim Langille 
 Labau Patriquia 
 
 4th Rbot. 
 
 U. Col. 
 John McKenzie 
 
 jrajor 
 Alex McPheraon 
 
 Capt*. 
 
 Jno J. Prater 
 
 Geo II. Sutherland, adJ 
 
 llnAk MeKeniie 
 
 Colin Francr 
 
 Dun Archibald 
 i Atffx Sutherland 
 I Angua McLrod 
 
 Danl Sutherland 
 
 1«( U*. 
 Danl W. Itoa* 
 
 . Wm SuthiTland 
 
 ""iHugh I). McLeod 
 Wm Maxwell 
 Murdoch McPheraon 
 
 2nd U*. 
 Ja* Fraarr 
 Itodk McKenzle 
 Adi, a 11 Sutherland, cbC 
 Q. Jr., Alex Sutherland 
 Surg, Cha* Muiiro, X.D 
 
 6th Rbot. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Jamea W. Carralehael 
 
 Jri^or 
 Don McDonald 
 
 Capt*. 
 T. W. ITuderwood 
 O. F. McKay, adJ 
 J. 11. Praiier 
 I Albert Fraaer 
 D. E. Itoae 
 Jaa W. Jaekaon 
 J. U. McUroiror 
 Alex McLeod 
 J. W. Fraaer, lat 
 Duni Falconer 
 J. W. Fraaer, 2nd 
 U. J. Cameron 
 
 1*t U*. 
 
 .la* McKay 
 Stewart Fraaer 
 P. A. McOrrgor 
 IVtrr McRae 
 David Sutherland 
 Robt Walker 
 
 indLU. 
 Jno Fraaur 
 W. P. McNeil 
 D. P. Mc\ail 
 Don Fraa«r 
 
 Adi, O. F. McKay, tpl 
 
 q. Jt., J. It. p. Fraaer 
 jury, J. K. Jonai, M.D. 
 
 6th Rbot. 
 
 IJ. Col. 
 John Grant 
 
 Jrajora 
 Jaa-^Holmea 
 Saml Fraaer 
 
 Capt*. 
 Alex Grant 
 D A F Holmea, a^) 
 J P McDonald 
 Win.Grant, 
 Peter Grant ,, , 
 
 J W Cameran 
 Alex Fraier 
 J O Grant 
 laaac McGllvray 
 Tho* McDonald 
 Don Fraaer 
 Kobt A. Mclntoih 
 
 Ul U*. 
 AUxMePhie . ., 
 Tho* Fraaer 
 
 2nd Li: 
 Dun McDonald 
 Hugh Mcfntuah 
 Jno P Mclntoab 
 
 AdJ, D A F Ht"-^ea, cpt. 
 q. JT.Jno McPU* 
 Surg, Wm Fraaer 
 
 7th Reqt. 
 
 14. Cot. 
 Jamea W^Co]>eland 
 
 JUaiwt 
 R 8 Cnpeland 
 Jaa Mitchell f <• 
 
 CapU. 
 Dun Mclntoah 
 Jno Cumminn 
 David Mitchell 
 D Law ion 
 A P Millar 
 Robt Brown 
 Danl Jaekaon 
 Jno S Copeland, •4J 
 
 IftU*. 
 Jaa Cameron 
 Jno R Smith 
 A lux McGregor 
 Jaa C Dunn 
 
 2nd U. 
 A Cop«laiid 
 
 AdJ, J 8 Copeland, cpt 
 q. jr., Wm Olding 
 Surg, Jno Milchall, MD. 
 
 8th Rbqt. 
 
 IJ. Col. 
 Allan MoPbie 
 
 ( 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS h CO., Dniggists. Ordoftiic* Bquara, Halifia. 
 
num. 
 
 ^4 
 
 [1868. 
 
 MiKny 
 irart FriiMr 
 I. Mi-fiiTiror 
 T MctUe 
 ill Huihi-rland 
 t W«lk«r 
 
 indLU. 
 
 Krum-r 
 P. McNeil 
 >. Mc.Vell 
 Kra»er 
 
 O. P. HeKttx, CjM 
 
 r., J. I(. P. Fraavr 
 1,3. K. Jonat, m.d. 
 
 6th Rbot. 
 
 U. Cat. 
 t Urnnt 
 
 Jtajori 
 Holraea 
 il Kraiier 
 
 Capti. 
 [ Orant 
 V llolmai, a^) 
 McDonald 
 .Onint, 
 
 r Ormat ^, , 
 
 Cameren 
 ; Fraiar 
 Orant 
 
 e McOtlvniv 
 I McUoii«la 
 Kr»a»r 
 t A. Mclntoih 
 
 Ut U*. 
 \ MePhia 
 Kraior 
 
 2nd U: 
 fcUunald 
 1 Mcfntoah 
 Mclntoah 
 
 I A K llc'-^e«, ept. 
 ,Jno McPUe 
 , Wm Fraaer 
 
 7 th Reqt. 
 
 I*. Col. 
 W^CnpeUnd 
 
 MaSw 
 'oprland 
 itohell ' ■■• 
 
 CapU, 
 felntoih 
 umminfa 
 Mitchell 
 
 aon 
 illar 
 
 Town 
 Fackaon 
 Copaland, aA) 
 
 IttUi. 
 meren 
 Smith 
 IcOregror 
 >unD 
 
 2nd U. 
 flaiid 
 
 8 Copeland, cpt 
 nrm Oldinir 
 Ino MItehall, MD. 
 
 th Rbot. 
 
 U. Col. 
 loPhle 
 
 Otiaroh iecrieai and l*nifer Hookn 
 
 M B. T. MCIH'fll 
 
 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 167 
 
 Majnri 
 D D McDonald 
 Jno I) Murray 
 
 VapU. 
 Wm K McKcniia 
 D K McKenaie 
 .1 W MvKansia 
 (lao Murray, adj 
 Don McLean 
 1) N itobiirtaun 
 Jatf Kobtrtnon 
 
 1«( U; 
 Geo ClMpball 
 Wm Uawar 
 K A MvPhle 
 Jno U MoKentI* 
 Ja< Moltunald 
 <teo MrllonalJ 
 Jaa McUresor 
 
 iiiMl U. 
 W McDonnlil 
 A4i, Q Murray, cpt 
 Q. if , J tM Copelaud 
 
 9th Rkqt. 
 
 :j. Col. 
 
 Jamea Hadaon 
 Ma}ori 
 David A IMcfcaoa 
 Jaa Waniwortb 
 Vapt$, 
 Tboa Uleuklnaopp 
 Latvia Jubniton, adJ 
 C W Uicknon 
 Cba* l'ur<riil|r« 
 Jo* I'artriilra 
 Wia McKlnlay 
 Wm ilall 
 
 \M Ui. 
 Jai Cliih 
 
 Obadiah Tumbull 
 Andw Patrick 
 Jno Urcener 
 
 ' 2nd LU. 
 Daniel Uoaa 
 EdHT Partridge 
 AdJ, L Johnaton, cpt 
 ^. if., Geo C'Carritt 
 
 10th Reqt. 
 
 U. Cot. 
 Jeaae Uoyt 
 
 Capt. 
 Thoi Doran, adJ 
 
 It U*. 
 Wm Blacker 
 Jaa MoUanald 
 Wm MoC' Urqubart 
 D. Culleii 
 
 UtUt. 
 Alex Cumminga 
 Alex D Fraaer 
 Jno D. Koaa 
 J. U. McKay 
 Jno J. 6'ulten 
 AdJ, T Doran, cpt 
 <^.M., Htcphn McDonald 
 
 Queen* t County. 
 1st Rbqiment. 
 
 U. Col. 
 Alien Tupper 
 
 Major*. 
 H. W. Smith 
 Joa Freeman 
 
 Vapti 
 Don Campbv' 
 M. F. Acrndno.Jr 
 Thoa 1^ 
 JaajnlLean 
 Jo TanBuakirk 
 
 Ootavlua Payaaot 
 Jaa llemmron 
 ItobI Kumpton 
 J. N. 8. Marahall 
 Itiifua Ford 
 J HO M. VdU 
 
 iM l.itut» 
 
 Wm McU. Hcott 
 
 Matt Drew 
 
 Oeu Boehnr 
 
 J. II. Uiaard 
 I Jno <»eldert 
 { Thoa Tupper 
 ! HamI K. McLeed 
 
 Aug Murray 
 
 2nd U: 
 Hugh Mc-hraru 
 Jno C'oIk 
 Th^d Kumpton 
 A. J. M<-I.«<id 
 V- M., Andtv «iould 
 Surg, Jaa Forbea, M.D. 
 
 2nd Rbot. 
 
 IJ. Col. 
 Hamuel Freeman 
 
 Major*. 
 Jno Edgar 
 Juahua N. Freeman 
 
 Vapt', 
 Natt Freeman 
 S. i*. Freeman 
 J. V. Dexlor 
 J. A. Cuiik 
 \,. H. Ford 
 Alex Grant 
 Jaa. K. 8parr 
 Joa. M. Freeman 
 Ferguson Fuater 
 Henry Mauk 
 Newton Mack 
 
 IK Li*M*. 
 Jno Orant 
 Zoeth Freeman 
 Ed\r Freeman 
 BenJ Wella 
 Thoa Bumaby 
 Edw Mack 
 Sylv Mnnroe 
 hewia Foater 
 Tboa M. Bowera 
 lirael C. Foater 
 
 2nd Lieut*. 
 A. A. lord 
 N. li. Freenun 
 T. N. Ilurnaby 
 Edward Uaviaon 
 Jaa M. Freeman 
 Edwin McLeud 
 Elk Freeman 
 Frank Davinon 
 Wm Calder 
 Jno U. Uulliver 
 O. M., Kubie Sterna 
 aurg, U. U. FariihjM.D, 
 
 3rd Reqt. \ 
 
 U-Col 
 
 C'harlra Alljm-. 
 jidry 
 
 lartr.' Harlow 
 
 Jut Capt*. 
 
 itlch'd Hunt 
 Simeon Hunt 
 A. J. Ledbetter 
 Dnvid Delong 
 Benjm L. Telfer 
 U. H. Teir«r, adJ 
 Edw Kemftton 
 David Middlemaaa 
 Tboa H. Urady 
 Henry U. Freeman 
 
 I Ik TAii\U. 
 
 ' Ambroaa liurkt 
 
 (liaa M. Furd 
 
 Kilw II. Fri'eniau' 
 
 .lokinh Smith 
 
 Kenan W. Freeman 
 
 Stewart Hunt 
 
 John McGenty 
 I W. A. Carder 
 
 Jaa Hunt 
 
 2nd IA: 
 
 Stephen Waterman 
 I He > Harlow 
 
 Ja» W. Dolliver 
 
 .Ino UcV. Munro 
 
 KIk Frueman 
 
 AHJ, It. II. Telfer. cpt. 
 
 O .v.. It. .Viddloinaaa 
 
 Srg, SamI Primroau.H 
 
 A.S. J. A. W. Morae 
 
 I 8rd Rbot. 
 
 I U. Cot. 
 
 Geo T Handtey 
 
 CapU. 
 Dun Cameron, ad] 
 Jaa K L MoI.ean 
 Peter McL Morriton 
 Wm Morriaen 
 Martin Harepaon 
 Dun MeKae 
 Wm I'rquhart 
 Don L'niuliart 
 
 IHU: 
 \llan McLean 
 Ilex Mul.caii 
 •'olin McKenaie 
 ^a, I) Cameron, ept 
 n *'rg, Hy C. Flxatt, MO. 
 
 A'l .____ 
 
 Richmond Co. 
 j 1st Rbqiment. 
 
 I U. Cot. 
 
 I laaac Le Veaconta 
 
 Major* 
 Jno F Fuller 
 I Wm La Vcacouta 
 
 Capt: 
 
 WlU'utler 
 
 W G Ballam 
 
 Simon Donovan, Jr 
 : H 8 Dimovan 
 ■ Henry t'riuliton 
 I llenr}- Campbell 
 ' Edw Orange 
 I Jaa II Ucam, uU 
 I 1« U*. 
 
 Edw itallam 
 t Jno U Smith 
 
 C'haa T Fuller 
 I 2nd IA*. 
 
 ! Jaa Campbell 
 : Chni Le Noir 
 
 AdJ, J H Heam, ept 
 
 2nd Reqt 
 
 U. Col. 
 D X Shaw 
 
 Major* 
 '. M J Kavanagh 
 I Don M Shaw 
 Capt 
 i K G Morriaoi 
 I H O lloo|)e>iion 
 
 iHin Mathi^on 
 
 Jno Murchitone 
 
 Don J Jitr 
 
 Wm Firmer 
 
 Wm liloeper 
 
 AlliiCamcron 
 
 I>M ciiisholm 
 
 liK Lt: 
 Ken McLuod 
 Knuch Cann 
 Arthur Brymer 
 Dun FinlaVaun 
 Anth'r McMullln 
 Andw McDonald 
 Alex Mnthewaon 
 Don McNeil 
 
 2nd U*. 
 Wui Morriaon 
 Thoa Cann 
 MichI Power 
 Don McKay 
 Jno Johnatone 
 Allen McDonald 
 Neil MeLean 
 Don McAafcill 
 
 Shelburne Co. 
 1st Reoimbnt. 
 
 U-Cot. 
 >bert K. Thomaon 
 
 It 
 
 Ca^a. 
 I )bt H. Bolman, ai^ 
 (obt (>. Irwin 
 
 Aug Swalnaburg 
 
 loa r;ullia 
 
 Ino Dexter 
 
 Wm Martin 
 
 Bdw A. Bower 
 
 idani liower 
 I 1*1 LitM*. 
 
 1 ,1i08 Johnaon 
 I'lavid Dunlap 
 
 2nd Utut, 
 
 Wm McKay 
 
 AdJ, H. U. lioiman, rpt. 
 
 V. M., Jaa. P. Johnaton 
 ! aurg, Oeu Snyder, M. D. 
 \A.S., Jno A. Pumey.MO. 
 
 I 2nd Reqt. 
 
 U. Cot. 
 
 Howard Locke 
 I Major*. 
 
 ' X Z Chiproan 
 I AuatiA Locke 
 I Capt*. 
 
 \ J. M. Dall 
 I Lathrup Freeman 
 I Wm McLeam 
 
 Andw C. Condon 
 
 Joa Bill 
 ' B Ilanimend 
 i Jno Strickland 
 I Geo J Locke 
 ; Jaa L. Chlpnian 
 
 1^. M., Geo SUlker 
 
 Surg., 8. W. Buma,MD. 
 
 Srd Reot. 
 
 U-Cot. 
 Jamea C. Smith 
 
 JVaJoft 
 Frank H. Wliite 
 Henry Doane 
 
 Capt*. 
 Prince D. McLeam, nAj 
 Wm H. Coffin 
 Alex Croweil 
 Jno K. Knowlea 
 Jaa C. Cunningham 
 M. D. Megray 
 
 It Lieut: 
 Thoa L. CVowell 
 Jaa D. Pinkham 
 Ed«vin 8. Goudy 
 Fraa Homer 
 Geo Wllaon 
 
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 J*« R. K*ni\.v I 
 
 Atl}, P. I). MrLdini, e|it 
 Q.M., A. W. U««n« 
 Surg, 1. K. WiUoii, Ml). 
 i. jr., Ueniy Kelly, md. 
 
 4th Rbot. 
 
 JoiUh 0IIOW 
 
 CofU. 
 Jnhn K. flnow 
 Wm A. HsttAnon 
 Haml M. flnow 
 Win Hhulda 
 Jai Hnow 
 
 iMIMuU. 
 Oe* A. Crowell 
 U«vid K.. Smith 
 Nat Min>w 
 
 ih Reot. 
 
 W-Ooi. 
 •'•'"•'t'luklonff 
 
 W'. L. Ilown 
 7»ii J. Uown 
 "akllcKmale 
 
 Yarmouth Co- 
 
 2nd Rbot. 
 
 Rubprt Hunter 
 
 Wm C. Hue»tl» 
 Ueo (I. aautlurmn 
 
 Jon B. BloneinMi 
 Wm C'urri«r 
 Jno II. Ullchte 
 .!«• I>. Ilnrraoinl 
 Htephiiii il. Murray 
 Thixi C. Moud) , a<U 
 
 AETILLSRYBaiG.-'-^V';';^^. 
 
 Victorin Co. 
 
 Ist RliOIMBNT, 
 
 li-IM. 
 
 Charles J. ffampboll 
 
 Mujwrt 
 Colin Campbell 
 Wm Kiilatott 
 
 Capl: 
 t.ovl Hart.atU 
 Kdw McC'urdy 
 Jno fl. McNe.I 
 Jno II. BtcNetl 
 Don KinlayBon 
 Norman Malta* 
 Jno McUould 
 ClM* It. Hart 
 Chat Hclbto 
 
 IHLU. 
 jMob Hull 
 Alax Balna 
 lion M« Mac 
 Hector McNeil 
 AdJ, L«vl llaitt, cpt 
 
 u. ca. 
 
 J. W. H. KowUy 
 
 Cft: 
 Jno H. Coruloc 
 K. 11. Drown 
 
 2nd Capt. 
 T. U. J .:iy, aOJ 
 
 Li9Ut». 
 
 K. F. Clements 
 Wm H. Kowley 
 
 Adi, T. K. Jolly, eft 
 U. M., Uuo K. Hmilli 
 I Jury, H. I.. Kelly, Ml) 
 
 CofU. 
 
 ^ as J. Loyitt 
 
 J!» slson Cominf 
 
 ^ „, Ilurrill, ai) 
 
 --£>/, 1 .. i,- '„ \t Huntington 
 
 rir,S.U.A.McKeen,MU Th\ ,, n. Crosby 
 
 Webster 
 
 Ist Reqimbnt. 
 
 U-Cvl. 
 
 William B. Townsend 
 
 Majort. 
 
 J. W. Croaby 
 Thos D. Dane 
 
 Abijah Hurd 
 Jno Konny 
 Auk Whitmaa 
 Thos ('. fitow 
 Wm Lorrey 
 
 Jas R. H«ttie 
 
 1.. U. Kaymood 
 
 t'kas 8e«ly 
 
 Oro N. Allan 
 
 Amos I«. Crosby 
 
 II. U. llyerson 
 
 Amos Crosby 
 
 Ueorire Allen 
 
 Adj, T. C. Moody, cpt 
 
 u. M., Jas B. Moody 
 
 Surg, J. N. Bond,4r.D. 
 
 Jan lb lUley 
 Ueo Hilton 
 Loran J. Kellv 
 Lyman It. Kelly 
 Jos N. Crosby 
 
 1«( l.4*tU. 
 Carltou Sandavt 
 
 •id LUuU. 
 Fred J. Kelly 
 Norman t'rosby 
 Wm II. Itolicrts 
 Ihrince H. Hortoa 
 Isaiah I'ltman 
 K<lwln Crosby 
 Vrc<l W. I'orter 
 Hervey O. Tsdford 
 ITIioSH WooviA 
 
 2nd Rgqt. 
 
 £I-C»I. 
 Alexander Muurs 
 
 Jfo>r 
 John Ross 
 
 Vapf. 
 Colin Munro, a<y 
 Jno HuI.umI 
 Jno A. Fraser 
 Alex Cameron 
 Jas Taylor 
 Uon J. HcKancie 
 iMIAeuf. 
 C, J. Black 
 Itani McBae 
 6'liaa HcKiimon 
 Jno r< Hallburtvn 
 Adi, G. Muuro, cpt 
 V- M., Hector Corliett 
 Surg, J. T. Cameron, md 
 
 3rd RsQT. 
 
 U-Cal. 
 WHIIam Unaa 
 
 M^^or 
 Donald Rosa 
 
 Gapl: 
 Uon McRae 
 Uun McDonald, ac^ 
 Adi, l>- McDonald, cpt 
 
 r> 
 
 ll.H.\c'r 
 Wm KVll 
 
 U. Tooker 
 'rucker 
 
 . llnm 
 Oeo M. o Brown 
 Uobt L. b Brown 
 
 l***' Ueutt. 
 Jefferson tr doming 
 Jno W. Biu^^njr 
 Ci. W. Johns'. tuu 
 J. n. Crosby 
 W. B. Homer . 
 Robt Spears 
 Wm E. Gardner 
 
 2nd TAeuU. 
 
 Edw M. \1eU 
 Clias McKlunon 
 Israel McKlunon 
 GcoC. Hollows 
 Wm Holmes 
 Jno C. Hamilton 
 Thos E. Muberly 
 Clement P. Fait 
 Fras A. Bailey 
 Jas U. Donnta 
 Albert C. Killam 
 R. A. Dakin 
 
 Adj., W Burrill, opt. 
 (i- jr., Chas Tooker 
 aurg,J.h. K. WebsUr, M D 
 
 3rd Reut. 
 
 Charles Cahan 
 
 Major* 
 iSach Patten 
 Jos H. Crosby 
 
 Capl: 
 N. K. Patten, adft 
 Thos A. Patten 
 Wm H. I'atteu 
 Saml C. I'orter 
 Robt K. Rose 
 H. H. Crosby 
 W. E. Ruse 
 Washiugtou Saunders 
 
 Ist Ueutt. 
 Chas Porter 
 O. F. Morse 
 II. II. Crosby 
 I)«*ld U. Patten 
 Edwin C. Rnymond 
 Reuben C. Itaymond 
 Geo M. Patten 
 Rich R., Crosby 
 
 2ci IM*U*. 
 
 Ansell S. Perry 
 
 Enos C. Doty 
 
 Chas J. Keut 
 
 Natth Patten 
 
 Ono U. Hunter 
 (Jeo ■ P. Moody 
 Adjt,/'-S. R. Patten, cjX 
 Q.M.,W.t H. Redding 
 Surg., J. C. t ■•arUh, MD 
 
 5th Rmt. 
 
 U. Cel. 
 James M. Lent 
 
 ilajort. 
 Fornian HatHuM 
 Isaac S. Hatttald 
 
 CapU. 
 A. 8. Lent 
 W. T. Lent 
 ii'ami RobbUia 
 Peter Huratte 
 Reuben Babli'e 
 Jno U. Hardiiic 
 Jno A. lliitfluld 
 
 Job S. IllllHVvlt 
 
 Philip Hilton 
 Jeremiuli Porter 
 Robt Baker 
 
 Adolph . 8. Lent 
 D. W. Kobblna 
 Jos 8|>ates 
 Jos J. Poiiur 
 C. A. BlauvoU 
 
 Evelyn Wood 
 
 Haml llMtUeld 
 
 Haml Kelly 
 
 Wilson Sima 
 
 Robt L. Brown 
 
 R. II. Crocker 
 
 Wn). Killam 
 
 Geo. M. Brown 
 
 Israel McKlnnon 
 
 2nd LUnU. 
 Charles Hatfield 
 Htephun OilUa 
 Krcil L. llatHeld 
 i MiclmeliBoudraau ^ 
 U. U., J. A. Hataoia 
 Surg, Thos Kkby, M.D. 
 
 1 J., J. M. iiusg«y,M.u 
 
 4th Rrot. 
 
 Major. 
 Nathan Hilton 
 
 Capt: 
 Moses S. Porter 
 Rubt P. Kally 
 Amos lOlton 
 
 6tii Rbot 
 
 JA-UU. 
 John C. Anderson 
 
 Capt: 
 'oeoE.WlUiama 
 Jarvls D'Kntremont 
 Jno Carland 
 Clement Amiro 
 Jaa H. Barton i 
 
 Chas W. Hoely 
 
 Iff £4««rti. 
 
 T.^oi *mlro 
 
 Jair\«'- uKyon 
 
 Leon . Ci .„iro 
 
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 Kolierts 
 
 1. MurtoA 
 
 iMliiiMl 
 
 Crothy 
 
 , I'orter . 
 
 O. TadfoWl 
 1 Woovi^ 
 
 th Rbqt. 
 
 U. Cet. 
 If. Lont 
 
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 8. Hattlald 
 
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 I.nttt 
 
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 t-n U»blre 
 i. UardliiC 
 V. Ilutfluld 
 i. llUnvult 
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 ph. 8. Lent 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
 169 
 
 NOVA SCOTIA VOLUNTEERS. 
 
 HALirxX VoLUNTEEB ARTILLERY. 
 
 17ftW...« xJohn D. Caro|ih«ll. 
 
 ind Capl fuhii HhnlOr, Jr. 
 
 lAtul^.., >,..■. J. K. Urahiim. 
 
 Allan H. Cruwe. 
 
 Surg Chai. Ooiilp, U. D. 
 
 A. S Tho(. R. Aliiion, M.D. 
 
 y, jr. Oeo. U. CroMklll. 
 
 llALtrxX VOLDNTEER BATTALION. 
 
 jy.-CoI..»-Wm. fTiMmtpy 
 Jlajtri...>\ni\\v K. Mackliilay 
 
 Win. H. rallidtHt 
 Adjt%..-. ..(iuo. It. Andpriiiin, r. 
 Vr-^.->.P«lk. H«vd«u,<-}ir. 
 Sur.-OfaJ. Win. II. I'tnvU*, MD. 
 A. S Tkoi. Walih, M.n. 
 
 Company A. 
 SCOTTISH RIFLES. 
 
 Cmf( Tnn. 8. Mneleaa 
 
 \ttUi Wm. Murray 
 
 .1. N. KItnhIn 
 2ndtA:...VI. n. Harrington 
 
 A. K. Duull 
 
 Companff li. 
 
 CliEBUCTO QRETS. 
 
 Caft G«o. Ilrrt 
 
 \m U K. I). AllUon 
 
 "n<< lA Oratory J. Tobla 
 
 Company C. 
 
 MAYFLOWER RIFLES. 
 
 iM £<, Jas. Malonay 
 
 Company D. 
 HALIFAX RIFLES. 
 
 Caml Wm. Barron 
 
 3ndC»itl.,.J. U. C'uinmlnca 
 
 iitUi Jai. M. Brown 
 
 MIebl. Conroy 
 
 2ad IJi Inc. MacliKacy 
 
 r. U Miillia 
 Tboa. lalea 
 
 U.VirORM URKBN. 
 
 Company E. 
 
 DARTMOnTH ENQINRERS. 
 
 Vapt Wm. H. Hvmunili 
 
 llJU* H. It. HIrvotn 
 
 Jnii. it. Hay 
 iinit Ijt Jno. 8. Cnnipball 
 
 8HUBBNACADIE RIFLES 
 
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 ..laa. K. Cole 
 
 .Uuii. .Ucl.iian, M. D. 
 
 RELLONA RANOERS. 
 Soinerget. Kin/fn County. 
 
 Capt C. W. Martitaux 
 
 l«f Lt Ifenry .Shaw 
 
 ind U:...0. II. Parker 
 Malt. Flalicr 
 
 f. jr. U. W. 8anA>rd 
 «rg Mttion SheiHeld.MD. 
 
 SUELBURNE RIFLES. 
 
 Capt N. H. Whits 
 
 Itt U liobt. I'reeinaa 
 
 ind Lt .Tnn. Devlne 
 
 AdJ PetrrO. Fraaer 
 
 Sitrf (iao. 8nyd«r. U. D. 
 
 STIRLING RIFLES. 
 Tittamngoncht. 
 
 AUaektd la Gtk Ciimhtrtand Rgt. 
 
 Capt n. A. Campbell 
 
 lit IJ W. M. BInckvrood 
 
 '2tld U:...W. A .VfcDonald 
 
 Anil. Campbell 
 
 Surg D. Itoaah, tl. D. 
 
 Ut Ui Jai. Leary 
 
 Uoht. Mllobell 
 Stiilroan Korrcal 
 
 LUNENDORQII ARTIL'T. 
 Attachad to iH Lunrntimrth JtagI, 
 
 Capt J. Dowllnr 
 
 IHU* (}. Oodley 
 
 B. Berinfar 
 
 TANOIER RIFLES. 
 Altuchtd to lilh Halifax Rtgt. 
 Capt A, UcU. Burton 
 
 ROTHSAT BLUES. 
 
 Attached to iM Ctlcktifr Mtgt, 
 
 Capt Wm. R, LoKan 
 
 \tUt It, P. Sutherland 
 
 O. U. PIvkion 
 ind r^r. ....Oeo. I.ayton 
 q. M A. L. Archibald 
 
 UNATTACHED. 
 
 I— 5earM, 1?*«^ 
 
 Colofuti. 
 HoH. John Creigbtun 
 Joscpli Crane 
 Boh 4amuel Chlpman 
 John Bulcher 
 Jamea Ratehford 
 H. A. aia4win 
 J. M. Chainbvrlaia 
 Rluharii Tremaln 
 Michael Tobin 
 Itlulitril Starr 
 
 C. H. Belcher 
 Henry Mlfuowlti. 
 
 Lt.-ColotuU. 
 Robert Romans 
 John lleokman 
 ifon. K. M. Cutler 
 John McKinuoo 
 Jaeob Witbrow 
 
 D. DavliUon 
 
 (i. McDonalil 
 
 J. D. Cuuaiuftham 
 
 C. White 
 
 J. P. Doane 
 
 J. DeWolf 
 
 Oeorace H. Starr 
 
 W. McKeeii 
 
 Edwanl I'ryor 
 
 O. ShifiiiT 
 
 C. K. Leonard 
 
 A. Ilarsiiaw 
 
 C. V. N. nianvult 
 
 W. C. Eaton 
 
 Thoniaa C. Kiunear 
 
 A. Coiikey 
 
 W. n. Hamilton 
 
 Donald Miirrnv 
 
 It. U. Haliburton 
 
 M. Bent 
 
 J. n. Uane 
 
 W. X(,oH«H<)n 
 
 I Nat ClouKh 
 
 Hon. K. A. MoHoffay 
 
 George Solomon 
 I Robert 8tone 
 I Joaeph Gt^rrolr 
 
 Mnunca Kavanagh 
 I William llulden 
 - 8amuel I'alniar 
 I W. C. f;a»ey 
 I J. J. Kuiloir 
 : Uicliaril Wintby 
 I William Stalker 
 
 John M<*Kay 
 
 N. II. M.irtla 
 
 J. W. Mcl(e«n 
 
 Q, P. A. LiCainl 
 
 JTafort. 
 I^lllah Phiiitiey .-• 
 Hobert M^lIalTey 
 »% Parker 
 
 Hon. Alexander Keltk 
 
 David Pag* 
 
 M. Park 
 
 J. Campbell 
 
 B. Burgaaa 
 
 W. He Keen 
 
 J. MeKeen 
 
 L. Luwii 
 
 S. Plant 
 
 D. Q. Praaer. 
 
 W. «. AoAiiK*on 
 
 •rhnn. Bayne' 
 
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 B. D. L^6naM 
 
 OkialCing 
 
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 Tbijmat Barbrr 
 
 MILITIA STAFF. 
 
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 Aroh. Mulvvna , . It. McLellan. 
 
 JoBcph Hunt 
 J. Uunklf-v 
 Wm. VVilllama 
 
 Armoury J(«n— SergU. M. Meagber, J. Pattcraon, W. Wlnterton. 
 
 HANTS COUNTY RIFLE ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Patron, Llrut.-Genoral Sir W. Fenw;. k Wllllama. «.. K. C. B., Ac. 
 
 Vice-Patroti», Col. Jiiu. Wlnbum I.nurie, I. V. i>. M., Lt.-Col. Hon. It. A. HvUcflfrx, R. B. U., Lt.- 
 Col. A. McNiilt Cochran. 
 
 f^efident, HurRcon Bti.-«Jni. DoW. Kniacr. Vice- Pretidentt—ex ofllcio— Commandinpr Offlcera of 
 RrfrliiMinta bi'liiR Huburrllcm. t'oi/»ir«, Mnjom lli-nry H. Curry, .Ino. W. Iloiul, S. McC. Smith, 
 Hvnry L. \>->nian». Win. H. Knuwii-n, W'ui. tilenii, (ii-o. Ilnrvey, M. II. Ooudge; Captaina Jno. 
 8m;tfi, Jno. Hlinni, Sii-pltrn Putnam, Jus. K. Cole, J. I/. Miller, U«o. VauKhiin; Capt. anil A4)<. A. 
 S. HandfortI : I.iimt. Jacob lliMinlRar. Membrri }f t'oiincH— fx-ofBclii — Vlce-Prenldenti and Scc'y 
 and Treaa. Sec'n, <^T.-Mr. J. B. Fluwrni. 7V«<i«.', Capt. and Adjt. W. H. Blaneliard. 
 
 CORPORATION-CITY OF HALIFAX. 
 
 ifayor, Stephen Tobin, ,, .j 
 
 Recorder, Wiiliftm Sutherland, Q.C. 
 
 City Clerk, John L. CIragg. 
 
 Assistant Clerks, Thomas Khind, Wm. J. Craigen. . ,. .^; , 
 
 Marshal, or High Constable, Garret Cotter. * , 
 
 Di-uirty Marshal, Donald Fraser. ... - 
 
 Vii'iiurer, Edward G. W. Greenwood. 
 
 .JvrfiVors, Wm. P. West, Jos. Northup. 
 
 City Assessor, John L. Barry. '"' ' ' '.','■ 
 
 C'iy Medical Officer, J. B. Garvie, M.D. ' ,' ' 
 
 Hurgeon City Prison, J. Bernard Gilpin, M.D. 
 
 ALDERMEN AND JUSXrCES OF THE PEACE FOR THE CITY. 
 
 Ward, No. 1 — Jno. A.Sinclair, Thomas Graj^am, James Pryor; 
 No. 2.— Patrick Mahoney, Robt. Ricliardson, W. Dunbar; No. 8.— 
 William Gorfpip, John IX^jhsh, James Butler; No. 4— ^ho> Walsh, 
 Jno Murphy, Saml Trenaman ; No. S.-jpJeremiKh T^onyay. Edw. 
 Leahy, Wm Barron ; No. 0.— George Drillio, Joseph Jennings, Wm 
 Hawley. 
 
 Stipendiary Magistrate, Henry Pryor. 
 
 The City Civil Court, presided over by the Stipendiary Magistrate 
 (having jurisdiction of sums up to $80), is held in the City Court 
 House, Market Square on the second and/oMrT.^ Tuesday in every 
 month. 
 
 The City Criminal Court meets or. >.he first and third Wednesday 
 of each month , and is also presided over by the Stipendiary Magis- 
 trate, havinar jurisdit-tion on all statutable offences, excr?pt treason, 
 homicide, burglary, and arson. Clerk of the above Courts, The City 
 Clerk, or Asst. Clerk. 
 
 Tl l) Police Office is open every week day, from 10 to 3 o'clock, 
 (except on Saturday when it closes ut 1 P.M.) The administration 
 of Police and all executive powers of the corporation is vested in the 
 Sltipendiary Magistrate. 
 
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 ALUANACK. 
 
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 committep:s. 
 
 Public Accounts, — Aldin. Pry or, Dunbar, Gossip, Treiraraan, 
 irron, Drillio.^ . "Jj /T) 
 
 Cemetery— Aldm. Richardson, Ni*h, Trcnaman, Jenfungs, Pryor, 
 
 Sinclair. ' '^ <^ 
 
 City Prison — Aldm. Dunbar, Naih, Walsh, Convay, Jennings, 
 Sinclair. 
 
 City Property — Aldm. Mahoney, Nft§!i, Murphy, Leahy, Hawley, 
 Sinclair. -^ 
 
 Trucks and Hacks— k\(\xn. Gral/am, Murphy, Butler, Drillio. p 
 
 City Hospital — Aldm. Pryor, Mahoney, Godbip, Trenaraan, 
 Barron, Drillio.^ .-^ ' 
 
 Internal Health — Aldm. Barron, Gofsip, Jennings. " ■ 
 
 Laws ami Privileges — Aldm. Graham, Dunbar, Nash, Walsh, 
 Barron, Drillio. 
 
 Common- - Uiim. Graham, Mahoney, Nash, Walsh, Conway, 
 Jenning. 
 
 Tenders — Aldm. Richardson, Butler, Walsh, Conway, Hawley, 
 Sinclair. 
 
 City rates and Road Toms — Aldm. Dunbar, Gossip, Trcnaman, 
 Conway, Drillio, Sinclair. 
 
 Streets — Aldm. Pryor, Trenaman, Leahy. 
 
 Licenses — Aldm. Richardson, Butler, Trenaman, Barron, Drillio, 
 Sinclair. 
 
 Library — Aldm. Richardson, Gossip, Walsh, Barron, Ha^rlny. 
 
 Police — Aldm. Graham, Muhoney, Butler, Murphy, Barron, Hart- 
 ley. 
 
 General Sanitary — The Internal Health Committee, and Aldm. 
 Sinclair, Dunbar, Butler, Trenaman, Conway, Hawley. 
 
 Board of Hkalth — Mayor and Aldermen. Clei-k, Thomas Rhind. 
 
 Health Wardeni}. — No. I. Jno B. Younf v^eo Henderson, Jos 
 Hagarty; No. 2. D. Cronan, H. N. Paint," Midil. Cochran; No. 3. 
 Geo. E. Morton, Alex. Forsyth, Jas. Wallace; No. 4. J. R. Lithgow, 
 J. F. Crowe, W. Smith: No. 6. G. W. Dupe, Aug. W. LeCain, R. 
 W. Fraser. R. J. Jennctt; No 6. C. C Vaux, D. Story, Jos. North- 
 up, Wm. Jordan. 
 
 City Architect, B. DeQ. Marshall, '''lerk of Licenst, W. J. Morris. 
 Inspectors of Weights and MeasureSy Robert Motton, Peter Meagher, 
 Keeper and Sup. City Markets^ James Duggan. Health Inspector, 
 Jas. Spike. Dep. Health Inspector, Jno. Sliean. Sup. of Streets, 
 Robt. Austin Clerk of Streets, Henry Trenaman. Inspectors Pickled 
 Beef and Pork, W. T. Woodill, Kdgar Dodaon. A'eighers of Flour, 
 Saml. Carton, Jno. Parker, David Evans, Geo. Irwin Wm. R. Cogs- 
 well, Jno. Arthur Governor ->/ City Prison, Matt. Campbell : 
 Matron, Mrs. Campbell. Underkeepers, Jno Kennedy, Jno Maher, 
 Jas. Doyle, David Gritfiin. Weighers of Hay, Jno Forrest, N.; Wm 
 Caldwcfl, S. Keeper of Cemetey, Jon Keefler. Gas Inspector, Arch 
 Miller. Keeper of the Court Hoicse, Mrs Glnzebrook. 
 
 Citizens' Free Library.— {The gift of lion. AVin, Young, CI * »f 
 Justice of Nova Scotia.) (Jity Court House, Market Square. OptiX 
 from 4 to 7 p.m. 
 
 PoLicK Skkokajjts. — Jas Burke, Lewis Hutt, Maurice Powvr, 
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 PoMCEMEN.— JnoMulTcna, Jas Tyrcl!, Bart Dillon, Davul Kt;d- 
 mond, David Power, .las Meagher, Jno J. Hamilton, Matt Snllirarn, 
 Matt Morri»ay, Jas Murphy, Jno Foley, Jos Kcarns, Jno Ilearns, 
 Martin Quinn, Nich Power, Wiiliam Fluke, George Morgan, 
 Kobt McFarlanc. Jos Tataui, Nicholas Meagher, Lewis Christian, 
 Dennis McKinlay, Don McDonald, Jno O. Sultiran, Dun McLean, 
 Jacob Gowen, Sainl H. Ditchfiuld, Sylvanup Broughton, Arch Cox. 
 
 Watek Departmbnt. — Commissioners Waler Supply, John A. 
 Bell (Chairman), John L. Barry, Edw J. Longard. Superintend' 
 ent, J. P. Muir. Sec'y S. Eoreham- 
 
 Ward Assessors. Ko L CUm Fletclier, A, H. Crowe; No 2. Chas. 
 Barnstead, Wm Kandick ; No 3. Owen Donohoe, J. H. Murphy ; No 
 4. Chas IJoruans, Michl. Nevil!«?; No 6, G. W. Dupe, John O'Malley; 
 No 6. Rivhd T. Koome, Jas. Hanson. 
 
 FIRE DEPARTMENT. ■ > 
 
 Chairman, Jas Reeves ; Sec'y. Jas Duggan. .r, , • 
 
 Fmik Wards — No. L' J. B. Rmithcrs, John McCvsiloch, Duncan 
 Grant; No. 2. Jas Reeves {ChairmaH), Wni Kandick, Rich'd Currie; 
 No. 9. Jas Pnggan (See'y), Wm. McDonakl; No. 4. Mich Kearney, 
 jr., Hugh W. Blackadar, Mich J. Power; No. 6. Peter Hogan, John 
 Finn, Jas Hennessey; No. 6. John Blundell, Doug Story, Wm Nisbet. 
 
 Commiilee of Management at Fires — Jno McCulIoch, M. Kearney 
 jr., H. W. Blackadar, Peter Hogan. Committee in charge of Engine 
 Houses <^c. — The Chairman, Capt. Engine Company, Capt. Axe 
 Company. Committee in eharg' of Fire Plugs, ^'c. — No. 1. J. B. 
 Sniithcrs; No. 2. Wm Kandick; No. 3. James Duggan; No. 4. H. W. 
 Blackadar; No. 5. Peter Hogan; No. G. D. Story; Auditing Com- 
 mittee,!). Story, W. Kandick, JnoBlnndell. Committee for Purchas- 
 ing supplies — The Chairman, the S^cretar)', and the Captains of 
 Engine and Axe Companies. 
 
 VOLUNTEER ENGINE COMPANY 
 
 CVij}/atn,Pati.'ick Ly.^ns. iS'fc'y, James W. Flinn. Finan. Sec'y,'M. 
 J. O'Brien. Treas M N,-»Yille. Keeper Engine llovsey Jos Murphy. 
 
 No. 1, "Victoria," Stec^m Engine, Spring Garden Road. Ftrt 
 Wards, "R, Currie, D. Crunt. \st Lieut, Edw Doran; 2nd Lieut. 
 Wm Meagher. 
 
 No, 2 " All)ert,'' Steam Engine, Gottingen Street. Fire Wards, 
 Jno Finn, Douglas Story. Joim O'Malley, \st Lt.; John Ead, 2d Lt. 
 
 No. 1, Haixl Engine, . I>\rt Ward, M. J. Power, Mich Ne- 
 ville, \tt Lt. and Treas.; Jer Murphy, 2nd Lt. 
 
 No. 2, Hand Engin?, " Chebucto,"' Parade. Fire Ward, W. Mc- 
 Donald. John Flinn, lat Lt ; ^'atrick King, 2nd Lt 
 
 No. 4, Hand Engine, " Resolute," Maitland St. Fire Wards Jas 
 Hennessey, H. W. Blackadar, John Bradley 1«/ Lt.; Jas Burns '2rf Lt. 
 No 6, Hand Engine "Etna," Ilesville. Fire Ward, Wm Nisbet. 
 Jas Brophy, 1st Lt.; Tim Meagher, 2nd Li. 
 
 No. 0, Hand Engine, "Alma," Spring Garden Road. Fire Wards 
 Wn> Kandick, J. B. Smithera. W. Burke \tt Lt.; Mich Murphy 2d Lt. 
 
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 Captain, Patrick Howard. 1({ Lt. Jno Jackson, 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 The Parliament of the Dominion consists of the Queen, a 
 Senate of 72 memb'irg iippointcd by the Queen for life, and a 
 House of Common'i of 181 members chosen by the people. 
 The number of Suuators is fixed (except that six additional 
 Senators may be appointed), that of members of the House of 
 Commons is to vary according to the population ascertained 
 at each decennial census, Quebec rctaiuing the present number. 
 The Privy Council consists of 13 members. 
 
 The Local Legislature of the Province of Ontario consists 
 of a Lieuteiiaut-Governor appointed by the Privy Council of 
 the DomiuioD, and one house only, of 82 members, called the 
 Legislative Assembly. Term 4 years, unless sooner dissolved, 
 session annual. 
 
 The Local Legislature of the Province of Quebec consists 
 of a Lieutenant-Governor, appointed by the Privy Council, a 
 Legislative Council of 24 members, and a Legislative Assem- 
 bly of (i5 members. Term, &c., same as Ontario. 
 
 The Local Legislature of the Province of Nova Scotia 
 cousiists of a Lieuteuunt'Governor, appoiuted by the Privy 
 Council, a Legislative Council of 21 members, and a Legisla^ 
 tive Assembly of 38 members. Term, &c., same as Ontario 
 and Quebec. 
 
 The Local Legislature of the Province of New Hrunswick 
 consists of a Lieutenant-Governor, appointed by the Privy 
 Council, a Legislative Council of 12 members, and a Legisla- 
 tive Assembly of 37 members. Term, &c., same as Ontario, 
 Quebec and Nova Scotia. . , ,. 
 
 The area of the Dominion now is: — 'i T .1 
 
 ,1, Ontario 121,260') , * ' V 
 
 •■^■■■' Quebec 2 1 C,020 [ Square _ -» 
 
 ' '■ New BruuBwick 27,105 j miles. ' '* 
 
 :,.. ' Noraiicotia 18,6603 ," 
 
 ' 377,045 Square miles. 
 
 If to this is added the area of Prince Edward Island, 2,100 
 squHre miles ; Newfoundland 40,200 square miles ; Britisli 
 Coluuibia, including Vancouver's Island, 240,000 square 
 milea; and Labrador, the Hudson's Bay and North West 
 Territories, say 2,7^0,000 square miles, there will be found 
 a total for British North America of 3,389,345 square miles. 
 
 £Uiti« Stookia;(8. Kiim Caps and Anklets, at BaowN Urothuu 4" Co. 
 
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 Aud the population in January, 1861, was — 
 
 MALES. 
 
 Oatario 725, i. 75 
 
 Quebec 567,^^64 
 
 New Brunswick. 129/J48 
 Nova Scotia 165,584 
 
 FEMALES. 
 
 670,516 
 543,702 
 122,099 
 165,273 
 
 TOTAL. 
 
 1,396,091 
 
 1,111,566 
 
 252,047 
 
 330,857 
 
 ,. Total 1,588,971 1,501,590 3,090,561 
 
 By the Act of Union there is to be paid yearly by Canada 
 to— 
 
 Ootario $80,000 
 
 Quebec 70,000 
 
 Nova Scotia 60,000 
 
 New Brunswick 50,000 
 
 And an annual grant to each Province equal to 30 cents per 
 head of the population as ascertained by the census of 1861, 
 and in il.c ease of Nova Scotia and Nesv Brunswick, by each 
 subsequent decennial census until ihe population of each 
 amounts to 400,000 souls, at which rate such grants shall 
 thereafter remain. 
 
 Canada becomes liable for the debts and liabilities of each 
 Province existing at the Union — and the annual interest on 
 such public debts to form the second charge on the consolida- 
 ted revenue fund of Canada. 
 
 By the Act of the Union of the Provinces it is declared that the exolu- 
 Bive Legislative Authority of the Parliament of the Dominion extends to 
 all matters coming within the classes of subjects hereinafter enumerated : 
 
 1. The Public Debt and Property. 2. The Hegulation of Trade and 
 commerce. 3. The raising of money by any mode or system of taxation. 
 4. The borrowing of money on the Public credit. 6. Postal Service. 
 6. The Census and StatistSoe. 7. Militia, Military and Naval Service, 
 and Defence. 8. The fixing of and providing for the salaries and allow- 
 ances of Civil and other Officers of the Government of the Dominion. 
 9. Beacons, Buoys, Lighthouses and Sable Island. 10. Navigation and 
 Shipping. 11. Quarantine, and the establishment and maintenance of 
 Marine Hospitals. 12. Sea Coast and Inland Fisheries. 13. Ferries 
 between a Province and a British or Foreign country, or between two 
 Provinces. 14. Currency and Coinage. 15. Banking, Incorporation of 
 Banks, and the issue of Paper Money. 16. Savings Banks. 17. Weights 
 acd Measures, 18. Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes. 19. 
 Interest. 20. Legal Tender. 21. Bankruptcy and Insolvency. 22. 
 Patents of Invention and discovery. 23. Copyrights. 24. Indians, 
 and lands reserved for Indians. 26. Naturalization and Aliens. 20. 
 Marriage and Divorce. 27. The Criminal Law, except the Constitution 
 of Courts of Criminal jurisdiction, but moluding mai procedure in Cri- 
 
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 minal matters. 28. The establishment, maintenance and management 
 of Penitentiaries. 29. Such classes of subjects as are expressly except- 
 ed in the enumeration of classes of subjects by the Act assigned exc!tt> 
 sively to the Legislatures of the Provinces. 
 
 The exclusive power of the Provincial Legislatures is to make Lai^s'in 
 relation to matters coming within the fullowing classes : 
 
 1. The amendment from time to time, notwithstanding BBythingiii the 
 Act, of the Constitution of the Province, except as regards the oifioe "^f 
 Lieutenant Qovernor. 2. Direct taxation within the ProviLce in order 
 to 'the raiHing of a Revenue for Provincial purposes. 8. The borrowing 
 of money on the sole credit of the Province. 4. The establishment and 
 tenure of Provincial Offices, and the appointmoDts auu payment of Pro- 
 vincial Officers. 6. The management and srUe of the public lands 
 belonging to the Province, and of the timber and wood thereon. 6. The 
 ostablishmeni;, maintenance and management rf public and Reformatory 
 Prisons in and for the Province. 7. The establishment, maintenance and 
 management of Hospitals, Asylums, Charities, and Eleemosynary Insti- 
 tutions in and for the Province, other than Marine Hospitals. 8. 
 Municipal Institutions in the Province. 9. Shop, Saloon, Tavern, 
 Auctioneer, and other Licenses in order to the raising of a Revenue for 
 Provincial, Local or Municipal purposes. 10. Local works and under- 
 takings other than lines of Steam or other Ship^, Railways, Canals, 
 Telegraphs and other works and undertakings extending beyond th^d 
 limits of the Province. 11. The Incorporation of Compinies with Pro- 
 vincial objects. 12. The solemnization of marriage in the Province. 
 18. Property and Civil Rights in the Province. 14. The adminis- 
 tration of Justice in the Province, includiog the Constitution, 
 maintenance and organization of Provincial Courts, both of Civil 
 aad of Criminal Jurisdioti<m, and including procedure in Civil matters 
 in those Courts. 15. The imposition of punishment by fine, penalty, or 
 imprisonment for enforcing any law of the Province made in relation to 
 any matter coming within any of the classes of subjects enumerated in 
 this Section. 16. Qenerally all matters of a merely local or privrite 
 nature in tlic Province. 
 
 In each Province the Legislature may exclusively make laws in relation 
 to Education and Agriculture, subject to certain provisions. 
 
 The Governor General appoints the Judges of the Superior, District, 
 and County Courts in each Province, except those of the Courts of Pro- 
 bate in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. 
 
 The following Provincial Public Works and Property become the pro- 
 perty of the Dominion ; — 
 
 1. Canals with lands and water power connected therewith, 
 
 2. Public Harbours. 
 
 3. Light houses and Piers and Sable Inland, 
 
 4. Steamboats, Dredges and public Vessels. 
 6. River and Lake improvements. 
 
 6. Railways and Railway slocks, mortgages and other debts due by 
 Railway Companifrs. 
 
 7. Military Roads. ' ' 
 
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 8. Custom Houses, Post Offices, and all other public buildings, except 
 such as the Government of the Dominion appropriate for tlie use of the 
 Provincial Legislatures and Qovernments, 
 
 9. Property transferred by the Imperial QovornmeDt, ana know»' as 
 Ordnance property. 
 
 10. Armouries, Drill Sheds, Military Clothing and iManitions of war, 
 and lands set apart for general public purposes. 
 
 The wisdom of Her Majesty Queen Victoria's seloction of 
 Ottawa na the capital of thj Dominion of Canada having 
 been fully recogjnised, tlie snni of £75,000 was voted for 
 the erecton of a Parliament House, competition invited, and a 
 premium of $1,000 offered for iho best design not to exceed 
 that amount, and althou<;h tlio dcsi<rnof the successful urchitects 
 by many was considered as too costly, responsible contractors 
 were found who tendered within the government vote. Upon 
 examining the spot selected tor the erection, formerly kno^vu as ! 
 Barrack Hill, it was found from the inequality of the ground, 
 immense excavations were necessary, wliich made in solid 
 rock, added enormously to the original cost, and could not 
 have been foreseen by (U'chUects or builders. The govern- 
 ment finding no provision for this work in the grant, and 
 fearing it would cost a large portion of the original sum 
 voted, 8topped the works, and for some considerable time there 
 was uo progresH. A commissiou of inquiry was appointed, 
 fresh contracts were signed, and the whole of the works 
 placed under the superintendence of Mr. Fuller, under whose 
 management the present iiighl)' creditable structures have 
 been reared. Tlie corner stone was laid with great ceremony 
 by His Koyal Flighness the Prince of Wales, in September, 
 18G0, on wiiich occasion the rejoicings partook of the nature 
 of the place, the lumber arches and men being a novelty to 
 most of its visitors, bullocks and sheep were roasttfd whole 
 upon the government grounds and all comers were feasted. 
 The site oi these buildings has been very happily selected in 
 th3 most elevated p;irt of the city, they consist of the Par- 
 liament and two Departmental Buildings, forming three sides 
 of a large square, facing the city, and from their positjou 
 overlooking most of the liouses. In the rear of the Parlia- 
 ment Building the rock dciicends almost perpendicularly to 
 the rive:* Ottawa, from here the view is truly magnificent, 
 and cannot be surpassed on this continenf nor in Europe. 
 The broad river is in itself a beautiful object, but the va.st 
 extent of distant forest and hill completely absorbs every at- 
 tention. From this point the Chaudiere Falls arc distinctly 
 
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 seen, and by some considered more romantic than those of 
 Niagara ; beyond can be traced the ishind dotted rapids of 
 the Upper Ottawa. This river must always be interesting 
 on account of its slides, booms, and distinctive race of lum- 
 bermen, it is only seen, however, to its full advantage in the 
 spring of the year, with high water, crowded with rafts. 
 The group of buildings form a most picturesque object from 
 every approach to the city, and can be seen at a great dis- 
 tance. The Parliament Building forms the head of the square, 
 and has more architectural pretensions than the Departmental 
 Buildings; they are all in the Italian Gothic style, acknow- 
 ledged at the present time as that best adapted to the require- 
 ments of a northern climate, and are of stone found in the 
 vicinity, which is of very fine quality, two colours r.re used, 
 the principal part being e warm tint, set off with lighter 
 dressings, there is no unnecessary ornamentation, but from 
 the nature of the materials used, the building has a rich and 
 ornate appearance due to the knowledge of the contractor in 
 leaving the stories undressed, and thereby reflecting the light 
 and giving a sparkling effect in the sun. The Parliament 
 Building is about 475 feet in length, and irregular height ; 
 the body of the building is about 40 feet high, with slanting 
 roofs ; it contains the halls for the Senate and House of 
 Commons, with numerous offices, behind which is the Li- 
 brary, built in a circular form, capable of containing 300,000 
 volumes. The floors of this, as well as of the Departmental 
 Buildings, are made of concrete, thus perfectly fire proof; an 
 invention lately adopted in Europe. In the internal arrange- 
 ment nothing appears to have been spared to make the build- 
 ing as perfect as possible. The wants of the government and 
 its officials have been most carefully studied. Great care has 
 been given to heating, lighting and ventilation ; and although 
 there are immense boilers for warming thoroughly the whole 
 buildings, grates have been provided in every room. "When 
 the grounds in front of the buildings are laid out in terrace^., 
 with fountains, (&c„ and all is mpleted, the beauty of lUo 
 situation, combined with the elegance of the buiMingi), will 
 enable the capital of the Dominion of Canada to compare 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
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 Seat of Go vkrnmkmt— OTTAWA. 
 
 Governor- Oentral anil Commander-in-Chief — Hia Excellency the 
 Right Hod. Chabu» Stanley, Viaoount Monck, Baron Monok of Bally- 
 traminon, in the Peerage of Ireland, and in the Peerage of the United 
 Kingdom of Qreat Britain and Ireland. 
 
 Dep. Qovernors for signing Money Warrants, and Commiaaioners per 
 dtdimua pottatotem — William H. Lee and William A. Hirasworth. 
 
 Secretary^ Denis Qodley. Military Sec'y, Lt.-Col. Hon. Richard 
 Monok, Coldsti-eam Guards. " '.' '" ' ** j 
 
 /fj- J ^ ( Lt.-Col. Hon. R. Monck, Colds. Guards. 
 
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 Provincial 
 Aides-de-Camp, 
 
 Lt.-Col. Irvine. 
 Lt.-Col. Diichcsnay. 
 Lt.-Col. Bernard. 
 Lt.-Col. Cumberland. 
 
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 Hon. Bir J. A. McDonald, K.C.B., Minister of Juatice and Atty.-Gtn. 
 
 Hon. George E. Cartier, C. B., Minister of Militia. 
 
 Hon. 8ekmnelL.Ti\ley,C.B., Minister of Cusloma. 
 
 Hon. John h.0Be, Minister of Finance. n-', •;■ i 
 
 Hon. William MaoDougall, C. B., Minister of Public Works. 
 
 Hon. William P. Howland, C. B., Minister of Inland Revenue. 
 
 Hon. ■' Secretary of State for the Provinces^ 
 
 Hon. Adam J. Ferguson Blair, President of the Privy Council. 
 
 Hon. Peter Mitchell, Minister of Marine and Fiaheriea. ' ' ' 
 
 fiion. Alexander Campbell, Pos/ffiasicr-(?enera?. ' ' ' 
 
 Hon. Jean C. Chapais, Minister of Agriculture. 
 
 Hon. Hector Louis Langevin, Secretary of Slate for Canada. 
 
 Hon. Edward Kenny, Receiver-General. 
 
 Clerks — William H. Lee, William A. Hirasworth. 
 
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 SENATE OF CANADA. 
 
 
 Speaker— Hon. JosKrii Caicuon. 
 
 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. 
 
 
 
 Hon. 
 
 John Hamilton. 
 
 Hon. Elijah Leonard. 
 
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 Hon. 
 
 Roderick Mathcson. 
 
 Hon. William McMaster. 
 
 
 
 Hon. 
 
 John Robs. 
 
 Hon. Asa Allworth Burnham. 
 
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 Hon. 
 
 Samuel Mills. 
 
 Hon. John Simpson. 
 
 
 
 
 Hon. 
 
 Benjamin Seymour. 
 
 Hon. James Skeadj 
 
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 Hon. 
 
 Walter Hamilton Dickson. 
 
 Hon. David Lewis McPheraon. 
 
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 Hon. 
 
 James Shaw. 
 
 Hon. George Crawford. 
 
 
 
 Hon. 
 
 Adam J. F. Blair. 
 
 Hon. Donald McDonald. 
 
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 Hon. 
 
 Alexander Campbell. 
 
 Hon. Oliver Blake. i i 
 
 
 
 
 Hon. 
 
 David Christie. 
 
 Hon. Billa Flint. 
 
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 Hon. 
 
 James Cox Aikins. 
 
 Hon. Walter McCrca. 
 
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 Hon. 
 
 David Reesor. 
 
 Hon. George William Allan. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. ""' 
 
 
 
 Hon. 
 
 James Leslie. 
 
 Hon. David Edward Price. 
 
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 Hon. 
 
 Asa Belknap Foster. 
 
 J/on. Elzcar H. J. Duchevnajr. 
 
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 Joseph Noel Bosse. 
 
 Hon. Leandre Dumouchel. 
 
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 Hon. 
 
 Louis A. OlHvier. 
 
 Hen. Louis Lacoste. 
 
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 Hon. 
 
 Jacqnes Ollivier Bureau. 
 
 Hon. Joseph F. Armaud. 
 
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 Hon. 
 
 Charles Malhiot. 
 
 Hon. Charles Wilson. 
 
 
 
 Hon. 
 
 Louis Renaud. 
 
 Hon. William Henry Chafferi. 
 
 
 
 Hon. 
 
 Luc Letellier de St. Just. 
 
 Hon. Jean Baptiste Guevreraont. 
 
 
 
 Hon. 
 
 Ulric Joseph Tessier. 
 
 Hon. James Ferrier. 
 
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 Hon. 
 
 John Hamilton. 
 
 Hon. Thomas Ryan. 
 
 
 
 Hon. 
 
 Charles Cormier. 
 
 Hon. John Sewell Sanborn. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Hon. 
 
 Antoine J. Ducliesnay. 
 
 Hon. Joseph Cauchon. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 
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 Edward Kenny. | Ifon. J<vhn W. Ritchie, Q. C. 
 
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 Jonathan McCully, O.C. Hon. Renjumin Wicr. 
 
 
 
 
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 Thomas D. Archibald. 
 
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 Robert Barry Dickey, Q.C. 
 
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 Hon. 
 
 John H. AnvWrson. 
 
 Hon. John Boumot. 
 
 
 
 
 Hon. 
 
 John Holmvs. 
 
 Hon. William Milter. 
 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEW BRINSWICK. 
 
 
 
 Hon. 
 
 Amos Edwin Botstord. 
 
 Ha. William Henry St«eTefl. 
 
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 Speaker — Hon. Jamet Cookburn. 
 
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 §A(ldington James N. Lapum 
 
 t Alber' John WalUce 
 
 §Algoma W. M. Simpson 
 
 ^Annapolis Willinni H. Kay 
 
 iAntigoniah Hugh McDonald 
 
 ♦Bagot Pierre S. Qendron 
 
 *Beauoe Chris M. Pozer 
 
 *lieauharnoiB . . .Michael Cajley 
 
 *Bellecha8se Napoleon Casault 
 
 •Bertiiier Ana H. Paquet 
 
 *BonaveQture .. .Theo Robitaille 
 
 § Both well David Mills 
 
 § Brant, N.U Jno Young Down 
 
 § Brant, S.K Hon. E. B.Wood 
 
 § Brook ville James Crawford 
 
 *Brome Hon. C. Dunkin 
 
 §Bruce, N.R Alexander Sproat 
 
 §Bruoo, S.R Francis Ilurdon 
 
 §CardwcU Thos R. Ferguson 
 
 *Chambly Basile Benoit 
 
 ""Champlain . . . .Jno Jones Ross 
 
 *Charlevoix Simon X. Cimon 
 
 *Chateaugu%y . . . Hon. L. H. Ilolton 
 
 *^£LrilTi * 1 P- A. Tremblay 
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 ,«„,„„„, 1 ( Hon. Jno Sandfld 
 
 §Cornwall....J Maodouald 
 
 §Carleton (Ont).John Holmes 
 tCarleton(N.B.). Hon. C. Connell 
 
 tCharlotte John Bolton 
 
 ♦Compton Jno Henry Pope 
 
 tCape Breton . . . Jaa McKeagney 
 
 tColchester A. W. MoLellan 
 
 ^Cumberland... .C. Tupper, CB. 
 
 "iXZifa.* !■-"•' *•«'"-' 
 
 §Dundaa John S. Ross 
 
 § Durham, K. R. . Francis H. Burton 
 §Durhnm. W.R. .Edward Blake 
 
 ♦Dorchester. . . \ ^ZJlT' ^' 
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 tDigby Alfreil W. Savary 
 
 §Elgin, E.R Thos Wm Dobbie 
 
 §Elgin, W.R John H. Munroe 
 
 § Essex John O'Connor 
 
 §Frontcnao Thos Kirkpatrick 
 
 ♦Gaspe Pierre Fortin 
 
 §Gleiigarry D. A. Maodonald 
 
 §GreuviIIe, S.R.. Walter Shan ly 
 
 §Grey, N.R George Snider 
 
 §Grey, S.R Geurge Jackson 
 
 tGloucester T. W. Anglin 
 
 ^Guysborough . .Stewart Campbell 
 
 §Haldimand . . . .David Thompson 
 
 §Halton John White 
 
 § Hamilton (city) .Charles Magill 
 
 §HastIng8, E.R.. //on. Robt Read 
 
 § I tastings, N.R. . Mackenzie Bowell 
 
 § Hastings, W.R.. James Brown 
 
 *Hochelaga Hon. A. A. Dorion 
 
 * Huntingdon ... . 
 
 § Huron, N.R... .Joseph Whitehead 
 
 §Huron, S.R Mai C. Cameron 
 
 4ir.i:p». i Alfred 0. Jones, 
 
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 tHants Hon. Jos Howe 
 
 *Ibervi]le Francois Beohard 
 
 t Inverness Hugh Cameron 
 
 *JacquesCartier.Guil. O. Gaucher 
 
 ""Joliette Francois B. Godin 
 
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 §Kent(Ontario)..Rufus Stephenson 
 tKent (N.B.). . .Auguste Renaud 
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 ^Kingston... { Donald. r.C.^. 
 
 t Kings (N.B.). .George Ryan 
 
 tKings (N.S.).. .Wm H. Chipraan 
 
 §Lambton Alex Mackenzie 
 
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 §Lanark.N.R. J Dougall, C..B. 
 
 § Lanark, S.R. . .Alexander Morris 
 
 *Lapi^irio A. Pinsonneault 
 
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 *Laval Jos H. Bellerose 
 
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 Alonzo Wright 
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 §York(Ont)N.H..Jame8 P. Wells 
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 " Quebec 65 
 
 ** New Brunswick 15 
 
 •« Nova Scotia 19 
 
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 Quebec 24 
 
 ** New Brunswick 12 
 
 ** Nova Scotia 12 
 
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 PROVINCE^ ONTARIO. 
 
 Seat or Government— TORONTO. 
 
 LiKUTKNANT GovKRNOR, His ExccUeiicy Major-Goneral Henry William 
 Stisted, C.B. Dep. -Governor for Signing Marruige Licenses, Tbomas Uobb. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 flon. Jno. SanCeld MacDonald, Attorney -General Hi 
 Cameron, Secretary and liegistrar. Hon. .fohn Carling, 
 
 turf. Hon. Stephen Uich.irds, Commissioner of Crown Lands 
 Wood, Treasurer. Clerk, Robert Gladstone Dalton. 
 
 on. Matthew Crooks 
 
 Minister of AgrictU- 
 
 Hon. E. B. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE 
 
 Addington E. J, Hooper 
 
 Algoma F.W. Cumberland 
 
 Bothwell A. McKellar 
 
 Brant, n.r H. Finlayson 
 
 Brant, s.r E B. Wood 
 
 Brockville V/. Fitzsimwons 
 
 Bruce, w.r Donald Sinclair 
 
 Bruce, s. b Edward Blake 
 
 Cardwell T. Swinarton 
 
 Carlton R. Lyon 
 
 Cornwall Jno S. McDonald 
 
 Dundas Simon Cook 
 
 Durham, e.b A. T. H. Williams 
 
 Durham, w.e. , . J. McLeod 
 
 Elgin, E.B D. Luton 
 
 Elgin, w.B Nicol McColl 
 
 Essex S. Wigle 
 
 Frontenac Sir Henry Smith 
 
 Glengarry James Craig 
 
 Grenville, s B. . .M. Clark 
 
 Grey, n.b T. Scott 
 
 Grey, s.b A. W. Lander 
 
 Haldimand J. Buzter 
 
 Hal ton W. Barber 
 
 Hamilton J. M. Williams 
 
 Hastingr, n.b. . .G. H. Boulter 
 Hastings, b.e. ...H. Corby 
 Hastings, w.B.. . . Ketchan Graham 
 
 Huron, s.r R. Gibbons 
 
 Huron, n.r W. T. Hays 
 
 Kent John Smith 
 
 Kingston M. W. Strange 
 
 Lambton T. B, Pardee 
 
 Lanark, n.r D. Galbraith 
 
 Lanark, s.r W. M. Shaw 
 
 Leeds, s.r B. Tett 
 
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 Lennox J. Stevenson 
 
 Lincoln J. C. Rykert 
 
 London J. Carling 
 
 Monok ^... George Secord 
 
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 Middlesex, e.r. . .James Evans 
 Middlescr, n.r.. .J. S. Smith 
 Middlesex, w.R. .N. Currie 
 
 Niagara D. Robertson 
 
 Norfolk, N. R. . . .James Wilson 
 
 Norfolk, S.B S. McCall 
 
 Northumberland, J j^^^ j.^^^ 
 
 Northumb'd,w.B.Alexander Fraser 
 Ontario, n. B. . . .Thomas Paxton 
 Ontario, s. b. . . .Dr. McGill 
 
 Ottawa R. W. Scott 
 
 Oxford, N B. . . .George Perry 
 
 Oxford, 8. E A. Oliver 
 
 Peel John Coyne 
 
 Perth, N. B A. Monteith 
 
 Perth, s. B James Trow 
 
 Peterboro', w. B. J. Carnegie 
 Peterboro', E. B..G. Reid 
 
 Prescott J. Boyd 
 
 Prince Edward.. A. Greeley 
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 Russell William Craig 
 
 Simcoe, s. B T. R. Ferguson 
 
 Simcoe, N. a W. Louut 
 
 Stormont W. Colquhon 
 
 Toronto, East. . .M. C. Cameron 
 Toronto, West. .J. Wallis 
 Victoria, n. E...A. P. Cockburn 
 Victoria, s. B...T. Matchett 
 Waterloo, N. E.. .Moses Springer 
 Waterloo, s. e... .1. Clemens 
 
 Welland W. Beatty 
 
 Wellington, N.B..R. McKim 
 Wellington, c.B. .A. D. Ferrier 
 AVellington, s.b.. Peter Gow 
 Wentworth, N.B..R. Christie 
 Went worth, s. E. . W . Sexton 
 
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 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 Seat of Government — QUEBEC Cut. 
 
 Lieutenant-Governor, His Excellency the Honorable Sir Narcisse 
 Fortunat Bdleau, Ki 
 
 Dep.-Gevernor for Signing Marriage Licenses, Thomas Ross. 
 Private Secretary^ Geo. Van Felson. 
 Aid'de-Camp, Ensign E. A. Taschereau. 
 
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 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. Pierre Joseph Olivier Chauveau, Provincial Secretary and 
 Registrar, and Minister Public Instruction, Premier. , , .;i 
 
 Hon. Gedcisn Ommct, Attorney- General. . . ii 
 
 Christopher Dunkin, Treasurer. > < i . <•' 
 
 Joseph Octave Beaubien, Commissioner of Crown Lands. 
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 .Tean Louij Beaudry Alma, ' ' • ' 
 
 James Ferrier Victoria, ■ ' • 
 
 Jos. E. Prudhomme Kigaud. 
 
 Peter E. Dostaler De Lanaudiere. 
 
 Henry Starnes De Salaberry. 
 
 Edward Hale Wellington, 
 
 John Eraser Rougemont. 
 
 Daniel M. Armstrong Saurel. 
 
 Thomas Wood Bedford. ' 
 
 Charles S. Rodier De Lorimier. 
 
 Thomas McGreevy Stadacona. 
 
 John Le Boutillier Gulf Division. 
 
 Elizce Dionne Grandville. 
 
 Joseph O. Beaubien La Durantaye. 
 
 Alexander C. de Lery Lauzon. 
 
 Isidore Thibaudoau Kennebec. 
 
 John Elie Gingras The Laurentides. 
 
 Louis Panet La Salle. 
 
 J. J. Ross Shawinigan. 
 
 J. B. Geo. Prouix De La Valliere. 
 
 Louis Archambeault Repentigny. 
 
 Felix H. Lemaire Milles-Isles. 
 
 George Bryson Inkerman, 
 
 C. B. De Boucherville Montarville. 
 
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 Argenteuil S. Bellingham 
 
 Bagot P. S. Gendrou 
 
 Beauce C. H. Pozer 
 
 Beauharnoib CeleBtiu Bergevin 
 
 Bellechasse Dr. 0. Peltier ! 
 
 Berthier Dr. L. J. Moll 
 
 Bonaventure C. Hamilton 
 
 Brome Hon. C. Dunkin ' 
 
 Chambly. ...... .J. B. Bedouin 
 
 Chaoiplain Dr. J. J. Ross 
 
 Charlevoix L. C. Clement 
 
 Chateauguay Dr. £. Laberge 
 
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 Saguenay. . . ) P. A. Tremblay 
 
 Compton James Ross 
 
 Dorchester HoiiLH Langevin 
 
 Drummond and ) 
 
 Arthabafika 5 1^- J- Hemming 
 
 Gaspe P Fortin 
 
 Hochelaga L. J. B. Beaubien 
 
 Huntingdon Julius Scriver 
 
 Iberville Dr. MoUeur 
 
 Jacques Cartier. .N. M. Le Cavalier 
 
 Joliette V. P. Lavallee 
 
 Karmouraska . . . . ( Disfranchised) 
 
 Laprairie Cesaire Therien 
 
 L'Assomption. . .Et. Mathieu 
 
 Laval J. H. Bellerose i 
 
 Levis Dr. Blanchet 
 
 L'Islet P. G. Verrault | 
 
 Lotbiniere H. G. Joly. 
 
 Maskinonge A. L. Desaulnierg 
 
 Megcntic Hon. G. Irvine 
 
 Missisquoi J. S. Brigham 
 
 Montcalm F. Dugag 
 
 Montmagny L. H. Blais 
 
 Montmorency.. . . 
 
 Montreal (centre) Edw. Carter, Q. C. 
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 Napierville P. Benoit 
 
 Nicolet J. Gaudet 
 
 Ottawa Co Dr. Church 
 
 Pontiac J. Poupore 
 
 Portneuf Dr. LaRue 
 
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 Quebec Co P. J. O. Chauveau 
 
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 Richelieu J. Beaudrean 
 
 Rimouski J. Garon 
 
 Rouville V. Robert 
 
 St. Hyacinthe. . . ,B. A. Bachand 
 
 St. Johns F. G. Marchnnd 
 
 St. Maurice L. A. Desaulniers 
 
 Shefford M. A. Bessette 
 
 Sherbrooke J. G. Robertson 
 
 Soulanges D. A. Coutlee 
 
 Stanstead Thos. Locke 
 
 Termiscouata. . . .E. Maillouz 
 
 Terreboune J. A. Chapleau 
 
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 LiEUTENANT-GovERNOE {and Dep. Governor for tigning Marriage 
 
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 Lt. Col. Charles Drury. 
 
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 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. A. R. Wetmore, M.P.P., Jittorney General. 
 
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 " Richard P. Sutton, M.P.P., Surveyc General. 
 
 •« Aler. C. Desbrisay, M.P.P. 
 
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 •• John McAdam, M.P.P. , Chief Com'r Board of Workt. 
 
 " B. Beveridge, M.P.P. 
 
 <♦ W. P. Flewwelling, M.P.P. 
 
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 ** George Minohin. 
 *• Charles Harrison. 
 " James Davidson. 
 
 «♦ William Hamilton. «• 
 
 •« Alex. MoL. Seely. 
 
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 Albert C. A Peck, and A. A. Blise. 
 
 Charlotte Hon. Jno. McAdam, {ChieJ Coimn'r of Works,) 
 
 M.E.C., F. Hibbard, and B. R. Stevenson. 
 
 Carleton Win. Lindsay , and J. R. Hartley. 
 
 Gloucester John Mehan, and . 
 
 Kent W. S. Caie, and Owen Molnnery. 
 
 King's Hon. W. Flewwelling, M.E.C. and Gideon MoLeod. 
 
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 Queen's R. T. Babbitt, and W. S. Butler. 
 
 Restigouche Hon. Alex. C. Desbrisay, M. E. €., and W. Mont- 
 gomery. 
 
 St. John {Covajy) . Hon. C. N. Skinner, {Solicitor General,) M.E.C, 
 
 ^ . . ~ J. Quinton, J. Coram, and Geo. E. King. 
 
 St. John (City),. . ,Hon. A. R. Wetmore, {Attorney General) M.E C, 
 
 and W. H. A. Keans. 
 
 SuNBURY Wm. E. Perley, and John Glacier. 
 
 Victoria Hon. B. Beveridge, M.E.C, and . 
 
 Westmorland Bliss Botsford, Amand Landry, A. McQueen, and 
 
 J. L. Moore. 
 
 York Hon. Jno. A. Beckwith, {Provincial Secretary,) 
 
 M.E.C, A, Thompson, and Thos. Pickard. 
 Clerk, Chas. P. Wetmore. Chaplain, Rev. C. G. Coster, A.M. 
 
 Advocate General, Wm. Jack, Q.C Postmaster Gevral, Hon. J. 
 McMillan. Provincial Treasurer, Beverley Robinson. Receiver 
 General, Hon. David Wark; Deputy, Thos, li. Robert!>on. Auditor 
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 [1868. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Lieutenant Governoi!, (and Dep. Governor for tigning Marriagt 
 Licenites,) His Excellency Major General Cuarleb Hastings DortE. 
 
 Private Secretary, Harry Moody. 
 D a-^ ^ r^ S Lt.-Col. H. W. Gierke, N. S. M. 
 
 Prov. Mdes-de Camp, J j^,^.^^ ^ g. Daly, lat Brig. Mil. Artillery. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIIi. 
 
 Hon. William Annand, M. L.C., Treasurer, Pretident. 
 
 Hon. Martin I. Wilkins, M. P. P., Attorney General. 
 
 Hon. William 3. Vail, M. P. P. Provincial Secretary. 
 
 Hon. Kobt. Uobertson, M.P.P. Coni'r o/'Pu6/ic JVorkt and Minet. 
 
 Hon. Richard A. McIJetfey, M. L, C, 
 
 Hon. Edward P. Flynn. M. P. P, ' 
 
 Hon. Jared C. Troop, M. P. P. 
 
 Hon. John Ferguson, M. P. F. 
 
 Retired Members oj Council retaining their rank and precedence, by 
 special permission of Her Majesty. 
 
 Hon. Enos Collins. Hon. Joseph Howe. 
 
 Hon. James W. Johnston. Hon, William Young. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 President, Hon Alexander Keith. . . .Halifax. 
 
 Hon. Robert MoUlson Cutler Guysborough. 
 
 Hon. Staley Brown Yarmouth. 
 
 Hon. Mather Byles Almon Halifax. 
 
 Non. Henry Gesner Pineo . . , Wallace, 
 
 Hon. James McNab Halifax. 
 
 Hon. Richard A. McHeffey M. E. C Winduor. 
 
 Hon. Av.z Im F. Comeau Clare. 
 
 Hon. John Creighton Luncnburgh. 
 
 Hon. William C. Whitman Annapolis. 
 
 Hon. Freeman Tupper , Liverpool. 
 
 Hon. Archibald Patterson ..,.., Tatamagouche. 
 
 Hon. Samuel Chipman Cornwallis. 
 
 Hon. John McKinnon , Antiponish. 
 
 Hon. Peter Smyth. , Port Hood. 
 
 Hon. Samuel Creelman , , . Colchester. 
 
 Hon. William O. HeScrnan Guysborough. 
 
 Hon. Daniel McN- Parker, M. D , Halifax. 
 
 Hon. James Eraser , .Pictou. 
 
 Hon. William Annand (^Treasurer,) M, E. C Halifax. 
 
 Clerk, John C. Halliburton. Chaplain, Rev, Geo, W, Hill, A. M. 
 Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, Jno Jas. Sawyer, 
 
 *4i*The Members of the Executive and Legislative Councils are Justicei 
 of the Peace throughout the Proviooe so long as they belong to either 
 branch. 
 
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 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
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 ^kNNAPous County. . . .Hon. Jared C. Troop, M.E.C., David C. Landers. 
 Antioonisii County. . .Daniel McDonald, Joseph McDonald. 
 
 CoLCHKSTER CouNTY Robert Chambers, Thomas F. Morrison. 
 
 Cumberland County.. ..\raos PurJy, Henry 6. Pineo, Jr. 
 
 Cape Breton County. .Hon. John Ferguson, M. E. C, Alonzo J. White. 
 
 DiOBY County Hon. Wra. B. Vail (Provincial Secretary,) 
 
 M. E. C, Urbine Doucett. 
 OuYSBOROUOH County.. Jno. J. Marshall, Jno. A. Kirk. 
 
 Haufax County ^Henry Balcam, James Cochran, Jeremiah 
 
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 Hants Bounty *William Lawrence, Efkanah Young. 
 
 Inverness County ♦Hiram Blanchard, Alexander Campbell. 
 
 Kings County *Edward L. Brown, M .D,, David M. Dickie. 
 
 LuNENBURQH CouNTY. . James Eisenhauer, Mather B. Desbrisay. 
 Pictou County Hon. Martin I. Wilkins (Attorney General,) 
 
 M.E.C., R. S. Copeland, Geo. Murray, M. D. 
 
 Queens County William H. Smith, Siimuel Freeman. 
 
 Richmond County Hon. Edward P. Flynn, M.E C, Joeiah Hooper. 
 
 Shelburne County . . .*Hon. Robert Robertson (Cotnmiasioner Public 
 
 Works and Mines,) M.E.C., Thos. Johnson. 
 
 ViOTOBiA County William Kidston, John Ross. 
 
 Yarmouth County *William H. Townsend, Jno. K. Ryerson. 
 
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 LbuIslativb Library Committee. — Hon. J. McCully {Chairman), 
 Hon. M. B. Almon, Hon. Edw. Kenny, S. Leonard Shannon, Adams G. 
 Archibald. Librarian, Jas. Venables. 
 
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 GOVERNMENT OFlFICES AND OFFICERS. 
 
 PRO vim: f A L. 
 
 Provincial Secbetauy. — Hon. VVillium B. Vail, M. P. P. 
 
 ^ Clerk, Frederick Le Blano. 
 
 Trbasurer, — Hon. Willijim Annantl, M. L. C. 
 Cleric — Sydenham Howe. 
 
 Attorney General. — Hon. Martin I. Wiikinr, M. P. P. 
 
 CojiMLSftioNEtt OF MiNES AND PuBLic WoRKS. — Hon. Robert Robert- 
 son, xM. P. P. Clerks, C. H. Carman, T.jVV. DeWolf, Jno A. Cattlcy, 
 Michl Monaghan. Inspkctor of Mine3. — Jno Rutherford. Chief Clerk 
 of Work.t, Jas B. MeNab. Chief Clerk of Mines and Minerals, Jno 
 Kelly. Deputy Gold Comm'rs. — Montai/ue, Lawrencetown, and Wa- 
 UBrly, Jno Kelly ; Stormont, Jno F. Taylor ; Tangier, Jas. D. Van 
 fiiiskirk; Sherbrooke, Wra. L. Pye ; Wayamaicook, Jno McLennan ; 
 Oldham and Renfrew, Jas McKenzie \Wine Harbour, D. M. Crockett; 
 Mount Uniacke, lilois. 
 
 Sl'perintenuent of Education anu Secretary to Council of Public 
 Instruction, Theodore II. Rand, M. A. Clerk, Silas Macvane, B. A. 
 
 Provincial Hospital for the Insane. — Visitors, the Governor, the 
 Chief Justice, the Provincial Secretary, the President of the Legislative 
 Council, the Speaker of the House of Assembly, and the heads or author- 
 ized representatives of all Christian Churches in the Province. ComwiV*. 
 Chas. Twining, Geo. P. Dustan, Jno. Starr. Medical Superintendent, 
 Jas. R. DeWolf, M. D. Asst. Physician, Dr. McKeagney. Store- 
 keeper, QeorgeDownie. /Touse/cec/jer, Mrs. R. D.Dickson. Supervisor, 
 Miss Sandifer. Engineer, R. D. Dickson. 
 
 Commissioner op Crown Lands. — Samuel. P. Fairbanks. Deputy, 
 Wm A. Hendry. Clerks, Edw Morris, Matthias Cupbaidge, Geo Lloyd. 
 
 Commissioner for examining, preserving and arranging ancient 
 records and documents, illustrative of the History and progress of 
 Society in the Province. — Thos B. Akins, D. C. L. 
 
 Committee for Agricultural Exhi:ntiovs and the Improvement of 
 Stock. — Dis. JVb. 3, Annapolis, Lunenburgh, and Kings Counties : 
 Avard Longley, Abrm. Hebb, Geo. Hamilton, Hon. Jno Creighton, S. 
 L. Shannon. Dis. JVb. 4, Pictou, Antigonish and Gugsborough Coun- 
 ties : W. H. Harris, Robt. Trotter, Jno. J. Marshall, A. McFarlaoe, 
 Hon. Jno McKinnon. 
 
 Central Board of Agriculture. — District Ab. 1, Wm. Cunard, 
 Henry, Veomans, Jos. Northup, Henry, Pryor; No. 2, C. C. Hamilton, 
 M. D., Avard Longley; No. 3. G. S. Brown, H. A. N. Kaulback; No. 4, 
 Alex. McFarlane, Hon. R. A. McHeffey; No. 5. Wm. H. Harris, Hon. 
 Jno McKinnon ; No. 6, Henry Davenport. 
 
 Board op Examiners for Provincial Medical Licenses. — Wm. J. 
 Almon, M. D., P. M. 0., Hon D. McN. Parker, M. D.; and R. S. Black, 
 M. D. 
 
 Central Board of ExAxiNErs op Shipmasters and Mates.— Capt 
 John Taylor, Wra Pryor, Thcs Bolton. 
 
 Comm'rs for Issuing Province JVbtes. — Chas. Twining, Jeremiah 
 Northup, Chas H. M. Black. 
 
 Comm^rs without the Province. — Abram Jackson n Boston, and 
 Andw. B. Almon of Salem. 
 
 Queen's Printer. — Edward M. McDonald. 
 
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 i DOMINION. 
 
 Board of Works. — Commissioners, Fredk Brown {Chairman), 
 Win. B. Fiiiibaiik.s, John Put,'h. Clerk, Thus. R. DoWolf. Sup. of 
 Liyhthouses awl other Public property, ThoM. P. Jost. Commander 
 Steamer "Druid," Jno II. Kondrick. Commander "Daring," Jaa 
 O'Brien. 
 
 Penitentiary, — Medical Attendant, Ruftis S. Black, M. D. Chap- 
 lain, llev Henry Pope. Governor, Goo MuOregor. 
 
 Sable Island. — Resident Stip., Philip S. Dodd. Resident Superin- 
 tendents — St. Paul's, Don J. McNeil , Scatteri, Jno McLean. 
 
 Railway Dkpartment. — Chief Comjn^r, Avard Longley. Chief En- 
 gineer, Alex McNab. Secret(inj and Chief Accountant, Thomas Foot. 
 Division Eni/ineei , Vf. II. Tremain. Enyinecr Windsor and Anna- 
 polis Railway, Jno B. Yonng. Traffic Superintendent, Geo Taylor. 
 Locomotive Supt., Wni Johnston. Road Inspector, Wm Marshall. 
 
 Board op Rbvehve.— Commissioners, Hon. John W. Ritchie, Robt 
 Boak, Geo P. Mitchell. Sec'y, B. B. Oxley. 
 
 Issuers of LicenjiES to American Fishermen. — Halifax, Edward 
 Binney; Yarmouth, T. E. Moberly ; JV. Sydney, Thomas M. Bown; 
 Picioii, D. McOuUoch ; Port MuUjrave, Vincent J. Wallace ; Port 
 Hood, Edw D. Tremain; Plaister Cove,J&s G. McKeen; Port Hawket- 
 bury, Malcom McDonald; and the Officer commanding the Government 
 schr. " Daring.' 
 
 Immigrant Office. — A'jent, Hon. H. G. Pineo ; Deputy Agent, Jos 
 Outram (46 Bedford Row), Halifax ; Capt. F. A, Liebraan, Germany; 
 Henry Boggs, London ; J. R. DeWolf, Liverpool; Alex Campbell, Glas- 
 gow. 
 
 Board of Statistics of Marriages, Births, and Deaths. — Sec'y, 
 Jno Costley, Halifax. Issuers of Marriage Licenses and Dep^y Reg'rs 
 of Marriages, Births and Deaths, the Dep. Postmasters in the different 
 Counties, and Stephen Selden, Halifax. Dep'y Reg'rs of Marriages, 
 Births and Deaths, the Way Office-keepers in the different Connties, and 
 Rev Henry Stamer, Rev R. Jamieson, Rq» Jas Waddell, Rev Edw Ansell, 
 Jas J. Clarke, M. D. 
 
 Chief Co mm,* r Indian Affairs, Saml P. Fairbanks. 
 
 Inspector of Steamers carrying Passengers, Alex Moir. 
 
 PUBLISHER'S NOTICE. 
 
 Owing to the increased price of all materials connected 
 with the publication of this Almanack, and its increased size, 
 from additional matter furnished from ye?r to year — the Publish- 
 er will, after the present year (1868), be compelled to raise the 
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 PosTMAftTKR Genebal, ARTHUR WOODOATR 
 
 Examiner Accoant Branch. Frctlerick M, Papdotr. 
 
 Clerksy Win. Small, Benjm. Cucliran, John Campbell, M. C. Rich- 
 ardson, Arthur Burnham. Bead Letter Clerk, Thomas Southall. 
 Letter Carriers — South Dis., Geo Dounnford: Centre Dii., Church 
 Smith and .las. Wilson; JSTortk Dis , Matthew Collins. Jaa. Fitigerald. 
 Messenger, Ronald McMillan. 
 
 When the .Mail arrives before '.> p.m. it will be delivered the same night; 
 when after that hour at 7 the following morning 
 
 Office Hours from 4.W A. M. to 'J 3U l'. M., except on ihe Thursday 
 night on which the English mail is made up, when it is closed at 6, and 
 re-opened at •.) for the delivery of the liostmi and inland mails. 
 
 Mails for the United Ki.nouom are closed finally, every alternate 
 Thursday at 6 I'.M. (commencing Jan. 2, 1868.) Letters, &c., received 
 after that hour will not be forwardet. until next mail. Letters and 
 Telegrams are received on board the Steamer by the Mail Officer. Let- 
 ters 12ii cents. NewHpapers free. Unpaid Letters are taxed double 
 postage. Letters to the Imperial Public Departments are exempt from 
 pre-pay men t 
 
 Mails fur the United Kingdom via the United States are made up to 
 meet the Steamers leaving New York for Liverpool. Letters to be spe- 
 cially addressed '^^ via J\'ew York,'* Letters 20 oents; Newspapers 2 
 cents. Must be prepaid 
 
 Mails for Newfoundland made up once a month in December, Janu- 
 ary, February and March: and fortnightly in the other months, (inolul*' 
 ing Capa Breton,) closingyiuu//t/ on the Thursday evening of the week 
 the Steamer is due from Boston. Letters 10 cents; if posted in the inte- 
 rior, 18i| cents. Newspapers 2 cents. Must be prepaid. Mails for St. 
 Pierre and Miquelon are forwarded via Newfoundland. Letters 8<i 
 cents; if posted in the interior, 184 cents. Newspapers 2 cents. Mutt 
 be prepaid. 
 
 Mails for Bermuda and the British West India Islands made up 
 once a month every alternate 'Thursday erctttwy (commencing January 2 
 1868,) at 6 P..M. Letters 10 cents; if posted in the interior, 13^ cents; 
 Newspapers 2 cents — Must be prepaid. Mails made up at the same time 
 for Cuba, South America, and the Foreign West India Islands, Chagres 
 and Panama, and for the Western Const of .\merioa. 
 
 Mails for the United States by Steamers are made up every alternate 
 Tuesdag evening (commencing Deer. 81, 1867.) Supplementary Mails 
 made up until arrival of Steamer from England. Should the Steamer 
 arrive previous to Tuesday eveaing, the Mails close then immediately. 
 Letters 10 cents; if posted in the interior, 13^ cents. Letters weighing 
 more than one oz., but under 1^ oz., will be charged three rates; ex'^ecd- 
 ing 2 oz., but under 2^ oz., five rates; and so on adding one rate for 
 every additional i^oz. Newspapers 2 cents. Must be prepaid. A Mail 
 for Quebec ^ind Ontario, is made up and forwarded at the same time. 
 Letters to be addressed, "Closed mail for Canada.^' Postage 12^ eta. 
 Prepayment optional. 
 
 A mail for Quebec ami Ontario, via Portland by Steamer *'Carlotta*' 
 s made up every Tuesday at 3 P.M. Letters 12^ cents — must be pre- 
 paid. A Mail is also made up every Wednesday and forwarded by 
 
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 Lctfcrs postotl in Nova Pcoti.v, for any i»laec' wilhin tho Province, t/ 
 prep till, <■> cents; if nni prrpai't, 7 cents. liOtters niailel lor ilelivory 
 within till! County '2 cent.*; //' not /nrpni I 1 ci'iit.-i. 1. otters pie-paiil n.ay 
 be sent from one Way ofiicc to unntiier, if unpaiil tiiey will Ix- sent to the. 
 nearest Po.«t Otliee, rind fixed 7 c»Mits. 
 
 Letters to Qumji;;, ONTi^Rio and Nkw BauN.swirK, 5 C(^nU— prepay- 
 ment optional. Letters to Princi; Eow.kro Ist.ANn, cents, must dn 
 j)n'pii(l; if wliolly or in pait unpiiii, tliey will bo forwarded and taxed 
 5 cent.s in a Mition to the postage. Letters for the (Jxitku St.vtks, 
 (except nre;j;on Rnd Calif irnia) 10 cents; to Oregon and California, l.j 
 cents — m uat he prcpu iil. 
 
 Otheial letter.^ addre.'ised to the Provincial and Military Departments, 
 arc ext.npt from prepayment. 
 
 Kegistered letters for the Provincial Pe.blic Departments and the 
 Military' Departments, a Idres.ted to Halifax, can be sent without prepay- 
 ment of postage or registry fee. 
 
 Reoistkation. — Letters fur reg'stry must bo posted hidf an hour 
 previous to the closing of iho .Mail by wiiicli they are to be sent. The 
 po.-jtage as well as the Registration (lo most Me jircptiiil. The registra- 
 tion of a letter to any place in Nova Siotia, Rritish North America, or 
 the United States is 10 cents; to the United Kingdom, 8.J cents, to Aus- 
 tralia and all other places, when passing through the United Kingdom, 
 25 cents. 
 
 Regiatnvtion is applicable to all descriptions of letters and parcels, 
 whether they contain articles of value or not. Registration is not an 
 absolute guarantee against the miscarriage or lose of a letter; but a 
 registered letter can l)e traced when one unregistered cannot, and the 
 posting and delivery or non-tlelivery can be proven. A registered letter 
 is thus secured against many ot tiie casu ilties which, from incorrect 
 address, forgetfulnes of the receiv.r, or otiier erroi', may ari'ect an un- 
 registered letter against actual di.shunesty on t!ie part of the Post Office 
 employees, a registered letter is incomparably more secure^han an un- 
 i"egiste ed cue — an unregistered letter loaves no tiaco behind it, whilst 
 passing in the great stream of ordionry correspondetice, though its pre- 
 sence as a money latter, and the nature of its contents, are to any person 
 accustomed to handle letters, as manifest, as though the letter had been 
 singlevl out, and marked by the registered stamp. If the consequences 
 were limited to the mere risk of the loss of the money so sent, the senders 
 of money in unregistered letters might reasonably urge, that if they 
 choose to encounter the risk, they are free to do so; but higher consid- 
 erations are involved, and th:^ chance of loss to tl,i» careless remitter is 
 really but the smallest part of the evil a«.«ociated with the practice. The 
 department has gone to a great deal of trouble and expense to ensure as 
 far as it is possible, the sure and safe transmission of money by mail — 
 the safest mode of remitting is by money orders, — where there are no 
 money order offices, the Reijistrntion system is available.* 
 
 ♦ Attention ti> the abovt; romnrks by those who are in tlie liabit of send- 
 ing money bv miiH is strouL'ly reeommeiirlod, and it is (urtlier sii;4^j,'estcd that 
 letterfi containiiitj money sTiould invariably be secured witli tliu best wax, 
 and not by wafer, mucilat,e, or seil-sealinj,^ envelope. 
 
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 Letters posted in any city or town in the Province for delivery in tLs 
 Bftlie oityer town, are charged 2 cents; if unpaid they are taxed 4 cents. 
 
 Leitera prepaid by stamp dropped into the box during the night and 
 up to 4.30 A. M. will be forwarded by the mails despatched the same 
 m«rning. 
 
 S^mi'^aily Mail to and ftrom Dartmouth, postage 2 cents. If unpaid 
 4 o<nt8. 
 
 All lette:i-B are charged by weight irrespective of distance, and a uniform 
 rate of postage of S cents per 4 ounce has been established tbroughoHt 
 Brit ih North Am^ica. The rates of postage meationed all refer to a 
 single letter. If it exceeds the i^ 02. it is charged double and so on accord- 
 ing to weight. Ship letters 5 cents. Letters for Consignees, /^rce. 
 
 stamps to be affixed to letters or pamphUts on the upper right hand 
 corner. Postmasters to stamp the nat-e of the cfiice and date dislinctly 
 on t fecy lett«r. 
 
 Fkiiitkd Bo«ks transmitted through the Province are charged one 
 cent per 02. up to 48 okb. Printed Books, Magazines, Reviews or 
 Paiaphlets, binding rollers for prints or maps not exceeding tuo feet in 
 Icingth, Miarkers and every thing appertaining to such publications, are 
 sent between Nova Scotia and the United Kingdom, and also between 
 N§y% Scotia, Bermuda, Newfoundland, and the BritisL West Indies, at 
 the following rat«s: — for a- single volume mot exceeding 4 ozs., 8d. 
 BlQrling; above 4 ozs. and not exceeding 8 ozs. 6d. sterling; above 8 ozs. 
 and not exceeding 1 pound Is. sterling; and so on, adding Is. for every 
 additional pound or fraction of a pound. Must be prepaid. 
 
 PiltioBiCAUi, British or Fobeign, pobted within the Province for 
 deliveiry within or without the Province, two cents each number, must 
 be pre-paid. — Those published in the Province, and all Agricultural 
 reports, whether publish«d in the Province, sr elsewhere, pass free, — 
 except Belcher's Farmer's Almanack. 
 
 British and Colonial NicwspArsBS, and small religious periodicals, 
 British or Foreign, posted within or without th« Province, />as» free. 
 All other Newspapers are charged one cent each, if mailed within the 
 Pro^ljice, if mailel without, for delivery m/Atn the Province, the postage 
 is collected on delivery. An exchange copy, of any Newspaper, address- 
 ed to a Publisher in Nora Scotia, pusses free. 
 
 British fe-prfsts of copywright works from the United States by 
 Steamer, are tax?d letter postage. 
 
 Handbills, Lithographed Letters, Circulars and other printed matter 
 of like description, posted within the Province for any place within or 
 without the same, one cent per oz. Muit be prepaid. 
 
 AU papers printed by order of the Imperial Parliament, or by Her 
 Majesty's command, or by the Legislative Council •t House of Assembly 
 are trsHismitted by post, unthin the Province /.-cc. 
 
 No priated paper, whether newspaper, book, pamphlet, or other paper 
 will be sent, either fre? or at a reduced rate of postage, unless it is sent, 
 1, Without a oover. or in a cover open at the ends. 2, No words or 
 oomipunicfttion printed on the paper after its publication, or upon the 
 oover, Bor any writing or marks upon it, or upon the cover, except the 
 name and address of the sender and the party to whom sent. 3. No 
 paper or thing to be enclosed with it. Where these conditions are not 
 fulfilled the whole will be charged letter postage. 
 
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 ions, are 
 bet4veen 
 ndies, at 
 
 328., 8d. 
 
 ve 8 028. 
 for every 
 
 rince for 
 
 er, must 
 
 cultural 
 
 free,— 
 
 'iodicals, 
 lis free. 
 thin the 
 postage 
 addrees- 
 
 tates by 
 
 matter 
 ithin or 
 
 by Her 
 Lssembly 
 
 er paper 
 ; is sent, 
 ords or 
 pon the 
 cept the 
 3. No 
 are not 
 
 [alUhz 
 
 1868.] 
 
 almanacb:. 
 
 195 
 
 Table showing the Time of Closinif^^ ' .Arrival of Mails at the 
 General Post OjuW Halifax. 
 
 Post Towns. 
 
 Postmasters. 
 
 Close 
 
 AlbioH Mines H. Mqltenzie Daily. 
 
 Amherat [Mrs. A. Chipman. Daily. 
 
 Annapolis Wm. K Ruggles 
 
 Antigonish Henry P. Hill . . 
 
 Arichat D. O'C. Madden 
 
 Aylesford iTho j. Harris . . . 
 
 Baddock Robt. Elnisly . . . 
 
 Barrington R. a. Crowell . . 
 
 Berwick J. M 
 
 Boularderie Alex. Munro . . . 
 
 Bridgetown Enoch Dadge .... 
 
 Bridgtvwater Rufas Newcoiub 
 
 Canning H. A. Borden . . , 
 
 Canao Miss S. Norris . . 
 
 Chester Miss Ada Smith . 
 
 Clements, ort Rcgld. M. Shaw. 
 
 Cape GeotL e Robt. McDonald 
 
 Cow Bay, C.B. .. Anthony Martell 
 
 Digby Edwin Bent. . . . 
 
 Durham 'John MoCoul. . . 
 
 Economy iW. A. Fulmore. 
 
 English Town . . . Dun. McDonald 
 GUce Bay, Little Wm. M«L)uu*ld..j 
 
 Glenelg 'M. ArcLibald 
 
 Guy sboro' |E. J. Cu»ningham 
 
 Hantsport |N. T. Harris 
 
 Jeddore 
 
 Arkivb 
 
 Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 
 Daily 
 
 Daily 
 
 Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 Mon.We.Th.&S»t. 
 Tues.Th. Fri. Sat. 
 
 Parker JMon. Wed. & Fri. 
 
 Mon. and Fri 
 
 Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 Tues. Thur. & Sat. 
 
 Daily 
 
 Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 Tues. Thur. &Sat. 
 Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 Wed. and Fri, 
 
 Mon. Wed. Fri. 
 Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 Tues. Thur. & Sat. 
 Sat. Wed. & Fri 
 
 Daily 
 
 Daily 
 
 Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 
 Daily 
 
 Daily 
 
 Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 Tues.Thu.Fri.Sat. 
 Mo». Tues. Th Sat 
 Mon. Wed. Fri.. 
 Thur. and Sat. . . 
 Mon. Wed Fri . . 
 Tues. Thur. Sat.. 
 
 Daily 
 
 Tues. Thur. &afet. 
 Tues. Thur. Sat. . 
 Mon. Wed. Fri . . 
 Tubs, and Sat. . . . 
 Tues. Thur. & Sat. 
 Mon. Wed. Fri . . 
 Tues. Thur. Sat. . 
 Tues, Th»r. ^ Sat. 
 Tues. Thurs. Sat. 
 
 i. 
 
 Mon. Wed. & Fri.lTues. Thurs Sat. 
 
 Kentville . 
 Ketch Harbor & 
 
 oiimbro .... 
 Law/encetown 
 Liverpool .... 
 Locke's Island 
 Londonderry . 
 Lower Horton 
 
 Geo Calkin . 
 
 '\ 
 
 Wed. and Sat 
 
 Mo.Wed.Fr. &Sa. 
 
 Daily 
 
 Thura. S v. u 
 
 Daily 
 
 nat. 7 A.M. . . . t 
 
 J. W,. James. ... 
 Thof. P. Calkin . 
 X. Z. Chipman . 
 M. Campbell . . . 
 J. W. Hennigar . 
 
 Tues. and Fri. . . , 
 Tues. Thur. gat.. 
 
 Daily 
 
 Sat. 7 P. M 
 
 Daily 
 
 Mon. 10 p. M ... . 
 
 Lower Stewiacke. Wm. Holesworth. 
 
 Lunenburgb Mrs. Rudolph . . . 
 
 Lingan ^Walter Young. . , 
 
 Melrose Jas. Stewart . . . . 
 
 Mabou jWm. Grant 
 
 Mahone Bay .... Geo. Duncan . . . , 
 
 Maitland |Adam Roy 
 
 Margarie Forks. .JDon. Campbell . . 
 Mid. Musquod'bt. ,H. Kaulbaek . . . 
 Musquod'bt. Up..,S. L. Henry, 
 Musqd'bt. Har. 
 Porter's Lake. 
 Ship Harbour. 
 
 Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 Tues. Thur. & Sat 
 Tues. Thur. & Sa. 
 
 Daily 
 
 Daily 
 
 Daily 
 
 Tues. Thur. & Sat. 
 Mon. Wed. & Fri. Tues, 
 Wed. and Sat.... 
 
 Daily 
 
 Tues. Thur. & Sat. 
 
 Daily 
 
 Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 Wed. and Sat.... 
 Wed. and Sat. ... 
 
 Mon. Wed. Pri . . 
 Tues. Thur. Sat.. 
 Tues. Thur. Sat.. 
 
 Daily 
 
 Daily 
 
 Daily 
 
 Tues. Thnr. S»t. . 
 
 Thurs. S«t 
 
 Tues. and JTri. , . 
 
 Daily 
 
 Tues. Thur. Sat.. 
 
 Daily 
 
 Tu. Thur. aftd Sat 
 Tues. and Fri ... . 
 Tues. and Fri 
 
 
 Tues. Thurs. Sat- Tuas. Thur. Sat. 
 .1 7 P. M. 
 
 SpongM, Urwhes, Combs and Perftittery, At Brow B»iiwiBU 4 Co. 
 
K.T. Mini, Bookscllpr and Sffttlonor, l-2.» (iraiiTilie Sf. 
 
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 13 
 
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 lor. 
 
 B!;lciii:r s 
 
 Post '1'owns. Posfmastkus. 
 
 Mill viiiag"eTr7r.' .t:.T7.'.7: .t^vT 
 
 Milton, Qui'on'scu. liilw. Kemjitiw . . 
 N. CainpbeltDwu. I). J. Mclvcnzie. . 
 
 FAHMEIi S 
 
 l^Tesr Tluu-, 
 Tiiesi. Tliur, 
 
 [1868*' 
 
 Mun. 
 
 I Arrive 
 
 Sat..Tue.«.'Thnr, Si^t- 
 ^V(l. Til. Sat.TuosTI.. Vv. Sut. 
 
 Newport 
 
 New Ol!is;?ow. 
 North Sydnoy 
 Piirrsboro' *- . 
 
 J. F. Cochran . . . Daily 
 
 Williiun Fraacr . . Daily 
 
 Jdhn KoriKS Daily 
 
 A. P. Cralley . . . Tucs. Thar. Sat. 
 
 Pictnii ;]i!o. McKay Daily. . . 
 
 Pbiister Cove. . . 'f. G. Afclvcen . . . Daily 
 
 Port Hood . . I.T. D. Ti-cmain . . . Daily 
 
 Port Medway . . .|E. Caliooii ,Tues. Tliur. Sat. 
 
 Port Mulgrave . .|Geo. Iladley Mon. Tuc.Wd. FriTues. 
 
 Prospect ; Mon. Thur. 1p. m. Mon. 
 
 Daily 
 
 Daily 
 
 Daily 
 
 Tues. Thur. Sat.. 
 
 Daily 
 
 [Daily 
 
 iDaily. 
 
 Tucs. 'l.iur. Sat. . 
 
 rh. Fr. Sat. 
 
 I'h. 11 A. M. 
 
 Pugwash jLevi Borden 
 
 Mo. Wed Th. cS: Fr. Mon. AVed. Fri. . 
 
 River John Jno. Cameron . , Mon. Wed. & Fri, Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 
 River Philip .... Mrs. J. C. Philips Tucs. Thur. & Sat. Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 
 Sandy Cove .John C. Morse, . . Mon. AVed. & Fri. Mon. Wed. & Fri 
 
 Ship UarbourC.U. Matilda Bronard. DrAly 'Daily 
 
 Sliclburne 'H. R. Thomson . . Tucs. Thur. & Sat.Tncs. Thar ^ Sat. 
 
 Sherbrooke II. McDonald Mon. Wed. Fri. . .Mon. Wed. & Fri. 
 
 Shubenacadie. . . , Danl. Sinclair. . .. Daily Daily 
 
 St.Margaret's Bay Jno. S. Brine Tues. Thur. & Sat. Tn. Th. and Sat. . 
 
 St. Peter's C. B. . R. G. Morrison .. Daily Daily 
 
 Sydney Robt. Martin .... Daily Daily 
 
 Sydney Mines . .'D. G. Rigby Daily Daily 
 
 Sheet Harbour. Tues. Thur. Sat. ..To. Th. and Sat. 
 
 St. Andrews. Jno. McMil'an. . . Mon. Wed. & Fri.Tn. Thurs.& Sac. 
 
 Tracadie W. II. Harrington Daily Daily 
 
 Tusket Jas. M. Lent Tue.s. Thur. Sat... Tu. Th. & Sat. . . 
 
 Tangier Jos. Browner 'Tucs. Thur. & Sat.Tu. Th. & Sat. . . 
 
 Tatamagoache. . . Isaac Blair 'Mon. Wed. & Fri.Tu. Th. & Sat. . . 
 
 Truro Edw. Hamilton. . . Somi-ilaily Semi daily 
 
 Upper Stewiacke . !Fras. Cox Wed. and Sat. . . . Mon. and Thur. . 
 
 Wallace '.Toslina Huostis . .'Mo. We<l.Th.&Fri. Mon. Wed. Fri. . . 
 
 Walton ,C. R Allison Tues. Tluir. Sat. . . xMon. Wed. cS: Fri. 
 
 Westport Jo.s. Bancroft Mon. Wed. & Fri. Mon. Wod. & Fri. 
 
 West River IWm. Munro Mon. AVod. & Fri. Tues, Th. Sat... . 
 
 Weymouth Ccrino P. Jones. .Mon. AVed. & Fri. Mon. Wed. Fri.. . 
 
 AVhykokamagh . .'L, McDougall . , .Mo. Tu \Vd Fr Sa. Tucs. and Sat. . . . 
 
 AATest Bay .^Ale.x. V. Heughins AI< n. and Friday. Thurs. and Sat. . 
 
 AVilmot |jairies A. Gibbon. Mon. AV^ed. & Fri. Mon. AVed. Fri. , . 
 
 AVindsor 'Peter Burnham . . Semi-daily Semi.daily 
 
 Wolfville Geo. V. Rand. . .Daily Daily 
 
 Waverley | 'Daily 'Daily 
 
 Yarmouth A. J. Hood Daily Daily 
 
 •Canada, by land Tuos. Thur. >i Sat. 'Mon. AVed. Fri. . . 
 
 " via Boston . ' Steamer to Boston Steamer fm Dost. 
 
 ♦New Brunswiok. j Daily Daily 
 
 P. E. Island AVinter Tucs. Thur. & S.vt. Mon. AVed. & Fri. 
 
 Ditto [Summer Mon. Th. Sit Mon. Tucs. Fvi... 
 
 *U. States...:... 'Land Route Daily !Dai?y 
 
 _Ditt^_ |R. M. Steamer. .,i fort nightly |l''ovtnightly 
 
 ails i\u: niiul* iij) tor luid rcpcivcd Croin pliiccs mnrkc<l • by St. .John, X. U. stcniuvr, via Windsor . 
 
 HROAVN BROTHERS & CO.. Druggists^ Ordnaiiw Square, Ilnlifea. 
 
Foolscap, Letter aod Xot« t'ap^u*, at U T. MUIK'B. 
 
 18G8.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 197 
 
 Mails for all places named in the forcgoinf: table are made up at 8 
 P.M., except the second semi-doily miiil.s for Windsor and Truro, which 
 are made up at 2 p.m. Alails from all those places are due at Ilalifax 
 by the Railway trains from Pictou and Windsor. The mails from 
 Luncnburgh, Liverpool, Sheet Harbour, &c , are due at 7 p.m. 
 
 3^ The word •' Newspaper" means any publication issued not less 
 <'i"equcntly than once v week, and containinj^ notices of passing events 
 — and the word " Periodical" means any publication issued at regiilar 
 intervals, but lesrf frequently than once a week. 
 
 Masters of vessels are entitled to receive for cacli letter they may 
 deliver, when inwards bound, '2)^ cents. 
 
 Pakckl Post. — The charge on Parcels, limited to places within the 
 Province is if under 8 ozs. \2^ cents; above 8 ozs. and under a pound, 
 25 cents; above 1 and not 2 pounds, 50 cents; above 2 but not 3 pounds, 
 75 cents; beyond tliis weight no parcel can be sent, and must not exceed 
 1 foot in length or breadth, and six inches in thickness. Must be pre- 
 paid. The charge on parcels to New liruuswick, or Canada is, for a 
 parcel under 8 o/. 25 cents; if more than 1 and not exceeding 2 pounds. 
 5U cts, ; if more than 2 ami not exceeding lbs., 75 cents, beyond this 
 weight no parcel can be sent. — Size same as above. — Must be prepaid. 
 
 Pattern Post. — Patterns of Merchandize can bo sent by post between 
 Nova Scotia and Great Britain at the following rates : — for a packet nut 
 exceeding 4 oz. 7 cents; under .^Ih. 12^ cents; not exceeding 1 pound 25 
 cents; above 1 ami not 1.^ lbs. o7A cents; above 1.^ and not 2 pounds, 50 
 cents; every additional ^ pound 12^ cents; no parcel to exceed 2 feet in 
 length, breadth or deptli. Must be prepaid. 
 
 MONEV ORDER OFFICE. 
 
 Superintendent, Jas. 11. Thorno. Clerks, John Bland Gray, Fred W. 
 Creighton. Messenger, Thos. Con ran. 
 
 The following Post 0{li9es arc authorized to issue Money Orders : — 
 Amherst,. Antigoni^l;, .\nnapulis, Arichat, Albion Mines, Biddeck, Bridge- 
 water, Bridgetown, B.irrington, Caaso, Canning, Cow B vy, C. B., Chester, 
 Digby, Guysboio', Halifax, Kentvil'e, Luuenburgh, Liverpool, Little 
 Glace Bay, Lingan Mines, Mabou, Parrsboro', Pictou, Port Mulgravc, 
 Newport, IMa'ster Cove, Port Hood, Slielburne, Sydney, North Sydney, 
 Sherbrooke, St. Peters, Truro, I'usket, Windsor, Wolfville, AVallace, 
 Weymouth. Whycocani.igh, Wilmot, Westport, and Yarmouth. All the 
 Money Order Post Offices iu Nova Sj^tia are authorized to draw Money 
 Orders on each other for any sum not exceeling ^100, at the following 
 rates : — 
 
 Ovor $50 not excd'g 
 
 " GO " 
 
 " 70 
 
 " 80 " 
 
 <' 00 " 
 
 ! MoNEV Ordkrs can also bo had from any ono of the Money Order 
 
 ; Offices in Nova Sentia, on Quebec, Ontario, New Brunswick, P.E. Island : 
 
 ; and Newfoundland, at the following rates : — 
 
 I Up to .£5 Stg Is. Above .£5 and up to =£10 Stg .... 2s Stg. ' 
 
 ' Anl ou the [Tnu'ed Kingdom, at the following rates : — 
 
 On onlcrs up to ^10. 
 
 . 5 ct,s 
 
 Over ^10 not ^xcd'g. . 20. 
 
 .10 " 
 
 '• 20 " .. ao. 
 
 .15 '■ 
 
 •' 30 " .. 40. 
 
 ,20 " 
 
 " 40 " .. 50. 
 
 .25 " 
 
 .aco. 
 
 . 70 
 
 . 80. 
 . 00. 
 .100. 
 
 .CO cts. 
 .85 " 
 .40 " 
 .45 " 
 .50 " 
 
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 ]*l)OtegMlUi Albbas at R. T. MUIB'S. 
 
 198 
 
 BBLCHEB S FARMERS 
 
 [1868. 
 
 Up to £2 Starling Is. Stg. 
 
 AboTC JB6 and up to 7 . . . 8«. " 
 
 Above £2 and up to 5 Stg. 28 stg. 
 «• 7 and up to 10... 48 " 
 
 No single order granted for more than £10 Sterling on the United 
 Kingdom, Quebec, Ontario, New Brunswick, P. E. Island <t Newfound- 
 land. The N»va Scotia Money Order Otfices are furnished with lists of 
 all th« Money Order Offices in Quebec, Ontario, New Brunswick, P. E. 
 Island, Newfoundland, and the United Kingdom; and the Postmasters 
 are instructed to afibrd every information in their power, in respect of 
 the places vpon which they 4raw, together with any other information 
 relating to such issues as the intending remitters may desire. 
 
 Places of deposit for the reception of prepaid letters and newspapers in 
 the cfty of Halifax, have been established : — 
 
 1. At O. W. Pelvio's, corner of Pleasant St. and Gas Lane. 1 P.M. 
 aad 7 P.M. 
 
 2. At Lonergan & McDonalds, No. 89, (head of Lawson's Wharf,) 
 Lower Water St. 1.15 P.M. and 7.16 P.M. 
 
 8. At Robert Urquhart's, corner of Birmingham street and Spring 
 Garden Boftd. 1.30 P.M. and 7.30 P.M. 
 
 4. At Hjsnry Tully's, No. 180, (head of Starr's wharf.) Upper Water 
 Si. 1.80 VM. and 7.30 P.M. 
 
 6. At Jamae C. Crawford's, No. 394 Upper Water street. 1.16 P.M. 
 sad 7.16 P.M. 
 
 6. At Dr. McFatridge's, No. 62 Cernwallis St. 1 P.M. & 7 P.M. 
 
 7. At DDuglas Story's, coroer of Brunswisk Street and Artz's Lane, 
 Horth and, 1 P.M. and 7 P.M. 
 
 Letters ^o. to be forwarded by the mid-day and evaniog mails must 
 be posteil prior to thfe hours, above specified. Postage stamps can be 
 bad at the above named places. 
 
 Appointments made, ftc, 
 
 TOO lATE FOB IKSE&TIOIT IN THEIB FROPBIt FLACKS. 
 
 ^AUcrAX Co. — Jas Kent to be a Dtp. Land Surveyor ; D. M. Crock- 
 ett to be Dep Gold ComirCr for Wine Harbour dist.; Fred Lockhart, 
 Wellington Kent, Wm Landers, Malcom Mclnnis, Don Archibald, Jas 
 Kent, Robt Logan, Geo Dickey, Wm Dowling, to be Justicet of the 
 Peace 
 
 ColCbI^ter Co. — Philip Fillmore, Robt L. Dowling, to be Justices of 
 the Peace ; Jno King, to be Comm*r for taking Affidavits, tfc. 
 
 CuMBEBLAND Co. — Law. Hanuan, Angus McGillivray, Jos Harritt, 
 Wm Greenfield, Nathan Boss. Chas W. Baker, Amos Gourlay, Chas J. 
 Oulton, (in place of Chas Oulton, resigned), Alex Dewar, to be Justices 
 of tht Peace. 
 
 QiTiEN's Co.— J. N. S. Marshall, to be Peg'r Court of Probate, in 
 pUice of H. W. Smith, resigned ; Chas W. Foster, Jas Mulhall, Luther 
 Ledbetter, Allan T. Freeman, Thos Flynn, Simeon Freeman Jno Minard, 
 Arch J. Campbell, Thos Patillo, jr., Geo W, Barss. Jno Hood, to be 
 omitted from the list of Justices ; and Judson Ledbetter to be added to 
 it. 
 
 Hants Co — Jra J. Blackburn, Wm Mumford, A. McPhee, Geo Arm- 
 strong, Jos Keating, Daniel Terfaune, Danl Cochran, Geo Cochran, Robt 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS ^ CO., Druggists, Ordnanoe Square. Halifax. 
 
filHDk BoolM And Pais Booka. at B. T. MUIR'S. 
 
 e United 
 iivfouud* 
 lists of 
 k, P. E. 
 t masters 
 ;8pect of 
 )rBaation 
 
 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 199 
 
 . 
 
 Hunter, Jas Crowe, Wm Church, jr., Jacob Withrow, Jaa Thompson, 
 Chas BoggB, Jno B. Wallace, Jacob Hennigar, Hugh McNeil, to be omit- 
 ed from the list of Justices: — and Josiah Custance (after Wm C. Casey), 
 Henry L. Yeomans, Jas Mozam and Jas Poyntz, to be added to it; — Jas 
 Poyntz, to be a CommW for taking Affidavits ^c. 
 
 GuTSBOROuou Co.— Jas W. Hadley, Jno Huntley, Jno A. Tory, Chaa 
 Taylor, Robt Kennedy. Wm. Hemlow, Danl Hattie Senr,, Alex M. Hart, 
 Jno Thos Sinclair, Jno McDonald, to be omitted from the list of Justices: 
 and Joseph W. Haidley, Jonathan Hartley, Jno H. Tory,Wm Moir, David 
 Bearse, David Kirby, Alex Boudrot, Thos A. Taylor, Alex W. McL. Hart, 
 Don McKenzie, Richd Bruce, Jas Hemlow, Danl Hattie and Jas McCut- 
 cheon, to be added to it. 
 
 DiGBY Co. — Jos Bancroft, Ira Raymond, Jones H. Morehouse to b« 
 omitted from the list of Justices ; and C. M. Raymond from the Comm'rs 
 of Schools, Clare dist.; — add after Justices — Clerks of the Peace, Digby, 
 ; Clare, Louis Q. Bourque. In the list of Justices and of 
 Comm'rs for giving relief Jfo. the name Louis J. Bourke and Lewis L. 
 Bourque, should in both places be Louis Q. Bourque. 
 
 LoNENBi'ROH Co. — EH Ramey, Danl Himmelman, Jacob Pickles, Wm 
 Faulkner, to be Justices of the Peace. 
 
 Yarmouth Co. — Thos Dane Jno Tooker, to be Justices of the Peace. 
 
 To be Queen's Counsel. — Alex McFarlane, Jas McDonald, Wm M, 
 Fullerton, Jas McKeagney, Don N. McQueen, T. D. Ruggles, Saml Mco 
 Donnell, Peter Lynch. 
 
 To be Attornies and Barristers.— (Oct. 22 1867.) Frod J. Tremain, 
 Sandford H. Pelton, Howard McLean, W. Inglis Moffat, Jos J. Moore. 
 L. L. B. 
 
 J. ALLAN & CO. 
 
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 GAS ENGINEERS, 
 
 123 UPPER WAliR STREET, HEAD OF VIRGINIA WHARF, 
 
 Respectfully invite Wholesale and Retail purchasers to inspect 
 
 their stock of 
 
 Bar, Hoop, Strip, Sheet and Ange Iron. 
 PORTABLE FORBES, BELLOWS, ANVILS, VICES, PLOUBH M0UNTIN6S. 
 
 CAST IRON PIPES, 
 :b)1A.ijljeia.i3i^^: iron pipes. 
 
 GAS FITTINGS. 
 
 Machinery of all classes imported to order and selected by one of the Firm. 
 
 BOILES AN9 SHIP PLATES. BOILEB TUBES ALL SIZES. 
 
 PRICES LOW AND MATERIAL GOOD. 
 
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 BELCHER S FARMERS 
 
 [1868. 
 
 DRY GOODS. 
 
 II£TAII. »KPART^£^T. 
 
 (WHOLESALE BUYERS SEE PAGE 2.) 
 
 EDWARD BILLING 
 
 ? 
 
 Has constantlv in stock for his Retail Trade, 
 
 COTTON "WARP -VERY BEST QUALITY. 
 
 ALSO 
 
 SUPERIOR FACTORY COTTONS, 
 
 WHITE AND STRIPED SHIRTINGS, 
 
 FAST-COLOUR PRINTS, BEDTICKS, &C., 
 
 Which will always be found Cheap. 
 
 Form a large department of the business — all the latest styles 
 can be seen, and the prices arc 4nost moderate. 
 
 Shawls, Mantles, Millinery, Bonnets and Hats, 
 Crinolines, Corsets, Hosiery, (€'C. 
 
 A LARGE STOCK OP ^ 
 
 READY-MADE CLOTHING, 
 
 BROAD CLOTHS, TWEEDS & DOESKINS, 
 
 LONDON HOUSE, 
 
 Formerly iu Granville Street— now removed to 
 
 195 HOLLIS STREET, | 
 
 Opposite Lower side of (he Province Building/, 
 
 ^ '■- • EDWARD BILLING. 
 
 BBOWN BBOTHERS & CO., Druggists, Ordnance Square, Halifax, 
 
reet. 
 
 Uoom Tiiper at4d. a Hull nnd upwanla at U. T. MUIK'S. 
 
 [1868. 
 
 s. 
 
 SE 2.) 
 
 (ILITY. 
 
 st styles 
 
 Hats, 
 
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 QNS. 
 
 ING. 
 
 laljfax. 
 
 1868.] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 201 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 PllfJO. 
 
 Aflvortispmonts. 2-48, R4. )<5,200,2o;i -jKi 
 
 Aimiv(>rsaries, Fi-asts. &c r»s 
 
 Attorney ct iiiicl IJarristcrB ^y-ll)ft 
 
 Aciidi'iuk'H, ('olli'ui-s, .\;c y.) 
 
 Acadia CoUcye, \Volfvilli> 100 
 
 Alumni 100 
 
 Academies 10?-I04 
 
 Acadiiui School, Hulifiix Mi 
 
 African H. Methodist Cliiuch 11',' 
 
 HaptiBt Association ll.'t 
 
 Agents ;Minin}4^ Associiition.... ... IKi 
 
 for Lloyd's IKl 
 
 Appointtacnte, Corrections, &c. . . . IDs 
 
 Uarristors and Attorneys SO- HI 
 
 Society '.>2 
 
 Baptist Convention ofN.S. & N.B.IOO 
 
 Mini.stcrN : lOU 
 
 Home Miss. Society 110 
 
 ISoard rorci;^n Missions. ..110 
 . Sabbath School Convention 110 
 
 Ministerial Kd. Board 110 
 
 Ministers, Free Christian..! 10 
 
 Free Will 110 
 
 Book and Tract Society, Halifax.. IM 
 
 Benevolent Institutions 114 
 
 Building Societies 121 
 
 Bunks-- iia! ifax Bank 125 
 
 Bunk of Nova Scotia 125 
 
 British North America... . 125 
 
 .. Union 125 
 
 ... Slereliants' 125 
 
 . Peoples' 125 
 
 . Pro V iacial Savings 125 
 
 Yarmouth I'M 
 
 Windsor Commercial 141 
 
 Chrouological cycles 50 
 
 Calendar pages 00 to ti'-i 
 
 Courts— y^preme 93 
 
 of Error <»3 
 
 Marriage and Divorce.... 1)3 
 
 Vice Admiralty '.>3 
 
 Colleges, Academies, &c iv.i 
 
 Collegiate School, Windsor iH» 
 
 Academy, WoHville — 100 
 
 Council of Public Instruction 'J'J 
 
 Catholic Schools, Halifax ,101 
 
 Clergy Church of England 104 
 
 U. C. Church, Halifax lOii 
 
 Arichat lOfi 
 
 Colonial Church Society 105 
 
 Church Scotland Ministers 10(.> 
 
 Congregational Ministers Ill 
 
 County of llalKax llS-198 
 
 Ki ugs 12i.' 
 
 Digby 131-I<)1) 
 
 Annapolis 132 
 
 Lunenburgh 134-1'.)'.) 
 
 Queens ..135-1'J8 
 
 Suelburne 130 
 
 Yarmouth l3r-i'.)U 
 
 Hants l.!<J-l'.).s 
 
 Colchester 141-108 
 
 , * ' Cumberland H2-1'J8 
 
 Guysborough 144-1'.)'J 
 
 Page. 
 
 County of Antigonish 145 
 
 Pictou 14(> 
 
 Cape Breton 14U 
 
 Victoria 150 
 
 Inverness 151 
 
 Uicliinond 152 
 
 Chamber of Commerce, Halifax... 119 
 
 Companies 120 
 
 Com C;ity Hospital * Poor Asy'm.ll? 
 
 (^oal Mining Companies 123 
 
 Capo Breton Circuit 140 
 
 Corporation City of Halifax 170 
 
 Dalliousie College & L'niver8ity...l02 
 
 Diocesan Church Society 105 
 
 Deaf and Dumb Institution 114 
 
 Dartmouth Stcimboat (y0n>pany...l22 
 
 Town Otlicers 12'< 
 
 Jlcchauics' Institute. ..128 
 Fire Engine Company. 128 
 
 Curling Club 128 
 
 Dominion of Canada: — Governor i 
 (ienl., Privy Council, Senate & > 
 
 House of Commons ) 112 
 
 Embi-r days 5t> 
 
 Eclipses, 1808 57 
 
 Explauatiou Calendar pages 50 
 
 Signals at Halifax. . . 1/6 
 
 Eastern Circuit 144 
 
 Feasts, fixed and moveable 58 
 
 Farmer's Calendar 00-^ ' 
 
 Fruit Growers' Association 118 
 
 Fire Department, Halifax 172 
 
 Goreham College, Liverpool 102 
 
 Government Unices and Otlicers ) 
 
 Dominion and Local j 189 
 
 Halifax Grammar School 102 
 
 City Mission 113 
 
 Visiting Dispensary 110 
 
 Volunteer Battalion KIO 
 
 Fire Engine Company 171 
 
 Home for the Aged 114 
 
 Horticultural Society 122 
 
 Inspectors of Schools 09 
 
 8 teamers 189 
 
 Mines 180 
 
 Industrial School, Halifax 114 
 
 Insurance Companies & Agencies t 
 
 at Halifax ) 123 
 
 King's College, Windsor 09 
 
 Alumni 100 
 
 Light Houses 49 
 
 Lutheran .Ministers 112 
 
 Ladies' Bible Association 113 
 
 Masonic Lodges, Nova Scotia 94 
 
 English 05 
 
 Scotch 07 
 
 Model School, Truro 00 
 
 3Iicniac Missionary Society 114 
 
 Medical Society HO 
 
 Merchants' Signals, Halifax 127 
 
 Midland Circuit 130 
 
 Militia of Nova Scotia 158 
 
 Normal School, Truro 90 
 
 National School, Halifax 102 
 
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 NaT7, The 166 
 
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 Lt. (iovornor, Executive and I 
 Lecialativc Councils it Legla- ( 
 
 lative AsBemblv j 184 
 
 Nova Scotia, Province of: — Lieut ] 
 Governor, Executive A Legia- 1 
 lative Councils, & Legielatlve ' 
 
 Asaenbljr J 186 
 
 Orphans Home 1 14 
 
 Offlcers— SUff of the Army 154 
 
 Military Store Dept 164 
 
 Unfrjneer Dept 164 
 
 Barrack Dept 154 
 
 Royal Artillery 154 
 
 Royal Engineers 154 
 
 4th Regiment 164 
 
 47tb Regiment 164 
 
 Royal Navy 166 
 
 Naval Yard, Halifax 155 
 
 Victl. Yard 155 
 
 Hospital 155 
 
 Prov. ft Co. Rifle As. 157-170 
 
 NoTR Scotia Militia 168 
 
 Volunteers.. 160 
 
 Unattached, N.S.M 170 
 
 Ontario, Province of :— Lt. Qovr. ) 
 Executive Couooil and Legi8-> 
 
 lative Assembly ) 178 
 
 Planets, Signs of the 56 
 
 Mjrning nud Evening... 66 
 
 M -i\f\on% of &c 61-8.1 
 
 Probate Oa.li 93 
 
 Presbyterian College lOl 
 
 Educational Board... 102 
 Ministers of the \ 
 
 Lower Provinces. J 111 
 Board For. Miss 112 
 
 Page. 
 
 Presbyterinn Home Missions 112 
 
 Pictou Academy 102 
 
 Post Office, General . Halifax WA 
 
 Quebec, Province of: — Lt. Govr.") 
 Executive and Legislative ( 
 Counoils and Legislative f 
 
 Assembly 181 
 
 Queen's Printer 189 
 
 Ro^^'ation Days 66 
 
 Roads and Dintances 86 
 
 Railway, Stage coaches. Steamers. 87 
 
 Rifle Associations:~Provincial 157 
 
 County.... 167-170 
 Seasons, beginning Si length of. . . . 57 
 
 I The 68 
 
 I Stage Coaches and Steamers 87 
 
 1st. Mary's College, Halifax 101 
 
 {St. Francis Xavler's College, I 
 
 Antigonish HOI 
 
 I Societies 117 
 
 Signals at Citadel Hill 126 
 
 Shore Circuit 134 
 
 i Stalf of the Army 154 
 
 Militia 157 
 
 ' Telegraph Company 12 1 
 
 Universallst Church, Halifax 112 
 
 Union Protection Company 120 
 
 Volunteers, Nova Scotia 160 
 
 Wesleyau College, Sackville 103 
 
 Academy 103 
 
 College Alumni 103 
 
 Methodist MiBrionarie8l07 
 Missionary Committee 109 
 
 Western circuit 129 
 
 Water Department, Halifax 171 
 
 Young Men's Chris. Association.. 113 
 
 Yacht Club, Halifax 117 
 
 Zodiac^ Signs of the 56 
 
 CONNOLLY & KELLY, 
 
 WUOtESALB AND REIAIL 
 
 Booksellers and Stationers, 
 
 No. 36 GEORGK STREET, 
 
 Dealers in every description of English and ^ix^erican 
 
 STATIONERY, 
 
 EngrliNh Room Paper, Plain and Figured Window Blinds. 
 
 A large assortment of Catholic Prayer Books in Plain and Handsome 
 Bindings. Catechisms, &o., &c. Also Bibles, Testaments, Church Ser- 
 vices, School Books, Song Books, Novels, &c., at lowest rates. 
 
 Orders answered with promptness, and goods forwarded to any part 
 of the Province. 
 
 THOMAS P. CONNOLLY. 
 
 EDWARD KELI.T. 
 
 Presswork st the " Express" Steam Printing Room. 
 
 SaOWN BROTHERS & CO., Druggists, Ordnano* Sqmare, Halifax. 
 
tiirr BO'JKB AT H. T. MUIR'S 
 
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 W. M. & S. H. GRAY, 
 
 ATTOBNBV$-AT-UWt 
 
 CONVEYANCERS, &c., &c. 
 
 HOUSE & ESTATE ACiENTS, 
 
 No. 139 HoLLis Street. 
 
 G-ive particular attention to Sale and Purchase of Real 
 Estate and Leasing and Hiring Houses. 
 
 TO GQLLEGTINB RENTS AND OTHER DEBTS. 
 
 W. MTEBS OBAT, 
 
 Stock, Bill & Exchange Broker, 
 
 139 HOLLIS STEEET, HAUFAX, 
 
 AGENT FOR NOVA SCOTIA 
 
 OF THB 
 
 Enropean Assrace (Life anH Guarantee) Society, 
 
 CAPITAL, £1,000,000 STERUNa 
 
 Authorized by Special Acts of Parliament to guarantee all 
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 Dulcimer, Vocalist, Piano Fortes, 
 
 .lubilatte. Diapa«on, Harmoniums, 
 
 Happy Voices, Ni^rlitingale. Violins & Fittings, 
 
 Home Circle, &c., &c. Concertinas, &c. 
 
 Agent for " London Music Company." Sheet Music only 2^ cents a 
 page. Sheet Music sent to all parts of the Dorainion Post Free. English 
 Music half price, t^^ See Page 5. -.•;., 
 
 BBANCII, CLIFTON BLOCK, WINDSOR. 
 
 M. A. BUCKLEY. 
 
 Publication Offlcfi of "SATUKDAY MAIL,*' only 81 50 a Year. 
 
 NOVA SCOTLA. 
 STUART TRESMAIN, 
 
 Manufacturer of the following Celebrated and Choice Brands of Tobacco : 
 TWIN FLOWER, 12's. 
 
 T V T 19's 
 
 royal'alfred navy half pounds, 
 mazeppa bright. 
 
 maximilian bright. ^ ^ " 
 
 golden twist. 
 
 The above brands are sold by neai'ly all the leading merchants in the City. 
 
 FACTORY, 10, 12 ANO 14 MAITLANO STREET, 
 
 OFFICE, BEDFORD ROW. 
 
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 BROWN BROTHERS & CO,, Druggists, Ordnance Square, Halifax. 
 
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 (FoRMKULY cuKBV.rvo Fouxnin,) 
 South end of PLEASANT STREET, Halifax, N. S. 
 
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 Having purchased the Foundry and Machine Works formerly owned 
 
 by Thos. Mitcliell, and added greatly to their 
 
 ciipacitv for umnutiicturing 
 
 Steam Engines & Boilers, Mining Machinery, 
 SAW MILLS, BRIST MILLS, 
 
 AND GENERAL MACHINERY. 
 
 The proprietors are prepared to receive and execute orders for all 
 Machinery in their line, and hope by experience, skill and prompt- 
 ness to give satisfaction. 
 
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 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 CONVERSE, C0L80N & LAMB, 
 
 FLOUR & GENERAL 
 
 Commission Merchants, 
 
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 GENEEAL IMPOETERS, 
 
 ST. JOHN « HeSPITAL STREETS, BENNETT'S WHARF, 
 
 MONTBEAL. HALIFAZ. 
 
 SOLE AGENTS FOR 
 
 CONVERSE'S PATENT CORDAGE, 
 
 HEARLE'S FANCY SOAP, 
 
 BOUCHE, FIL8 & CO.'S CHAMPAGNES. 
 
 Every description of PRODUCE & MANUFACTURES 
 bought and sold on commission. 
 
 Orders for Flour, Meal, &c., promptly executed in 
 Toronto or Montreal, at lowest remunerative rates of 
 commission. 
 
 Consignments and orders solicited. 
 
 BEnsriSTETT'S "WH-A.I^F, 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS k CO., I>roggista, Ordnauc* Square, H«lifu. 
 
(Jhunh 8«rTi««« aad Prayor Booki at R. T. M IHR'S. 
 
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 OOR. SAOKVILLE & WATER STREETS, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 J. R. DAimiSON & CO. 
 
 Respectfully irifurm their country friends that they have 
 
 opened at the above well known stand with a large and 
 
 well selected stock of general 
 
 DRY GOODS, 
 
 which they will sell at a small advance upon cost. 
 Our stock of Staple Goods, 
 
 Whit8 snd €okr8d Warp, 
 
 Grey and White Cottons, Prints, Dress Goods, 
 
 READY-MiDE CLOTHING, &C., 
 
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 UNITED PROVINCIAL 
 
 COfflMERGIAL COLLEGE, 
 
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 PROPUIETOUS. 
 
 DESIGN— To prepare Young Men for Business of ail 
 kinds by an actual Business system of Training. 
 
 It will bo round an excellent discipline for the young person of wliatevcr 
 sphere. It may bo acquired by a small outlay of capital, and is a ready 
 passport to succes:". It improves tho salaries of the employed, and secures 
 employment to those wanting such. Tho t.'.ies too will rcciuire all oflicers of 
 'lonour and truit, to be po'scspcd of business habits. For many years tho 
 system has been perfected by the experience of the ablest bu.siness men, and 
 the better known, the more valued, as i.s proven by tho general opinion of 
 the Press and business community. A few quotations from the St. John's, 
 (N. 13.) Prcs.«, for e.vamplo. 
 
 "The U. P. C. College is ono of tho most admirable institutions of the kind 
 in cxistanco. 
 
 " Many students have been favoured by merchants, who have visited the 
 College and inspected the s^'stcin" 
 
 " Students acquire a thoroughly practical knowledge of Commercial and 
 Financial operations in all their varions and intricate ramifications." 
 
 "Numbers have been called away to fill various situations in merchant's 
 offices, Ac, before they have iialf finished their ccurso of study, still con- 
 tinuing to attend a few hours in the evening; and others Avho have finished 
 tiieir course are now filling first-cla .s situations through the recommendation 
 of the Principal." — St. JoLn Morning Jmrnnl. 
 
 Precisely the same course is purfuod in all our colleges. For particulars 
 please call at the Colleges, or send for a circular (enclosing stamp). 
 
 S. S. CANN, Principal, ' ' 
 
 G t Bedfurd Row, Halifax, ^\ S. 
 
 A. H. EATON, Principal, 
 
 Eitchie's Baildiiiy.s, Pruicesti St., iSt. John, N.B. 
 
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GIFT BOOKS AT R. T. MUIR'S. 
 
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 KiBEf ooD, ]mmm & mobs, 
 
 FLOUR AND SENERAL 
 
 Commissicn Merchants, 
 
 COLLINS' WHARF, 
 
 HALIFAX. 
 
 KIRKWOOD, LIVINGSTONE & CO. 
 
 PRODUCE & GENERAL 
 
 603 St. Paul Street^ 
 
 MONTREAL, CANADA. 
 
 BROWI7 BROTHSRS » CO., Drugglits, Ordnance Square, Halifax. 
 
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Fkotofrapk Alteuo* at R. T. MUUTB. 
 
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 DANIEL MCDONALD, 
 
 MANUFACTURER 
 
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 WHOLESALE DEALER 
 
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 BOOTS AND SHOES 
 
 of all descriptions, of superior quality, and at prices to 
 compete with any market. 
 
 ALSO 
 
 SOLE A6ENT IN NOVA SCOTIA 
 
 FOR 
 
 THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE. 
 
 This Machine was awarded a (H)LD MEDAL &t the 
 
 iate Paris Exposition, and tiie inventor was created a 
 Knioht of the Legion of Honour for its superiority over 
 all other Machines. 
 
 Families and Manufacturers will do well to invest in one of 
 
 these Machines, as they will then KNOW that 
 
 they have a GOOD Machine. 
 
 They can be seen in operation at my 
 
 FACTORY & SALES-ROOM, 
 
 HALIFAX. N.S. 
 
 26 Upper Water St. 
 
 
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 READY-MADE AND bUSTOM CLOTHING STORE. 
 
 Tho latfst styles and from the most Fashionable Goods, 
 expressly for the Retail Trade. 
 
 SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES AND 8L0VES, 
 
 A Sl'LKNDID ASSORTMKNT OK 
 
 HATS AND CAPS, 
 
 Drawers and Socks, Inside Flannels, 
 
 SUITABLE TO THE SEASON. 
 
 Our stock of CLOTHS & TWEEDS we will make to order 
 on tliL' most lieasoiiul)le Terms. 
 
 M'K 1IA.VE OK HANI) 
 
 COATS, PANTS AND VESTS, 
 
 Of every description, all made in the Establishment 
 under our own inspection. 
 
 If you want a Coat, if you waut a Vest, if you want a pair of 
 Pants, or anything in tlie Clothing line, 
 
 JUST GIVE A CALL AT OAK HALL. 
 
 Wo guarantee our prices to be lower tlian the lowest; and our Work and 
 Clothing second to no establishment in the city. 
 
 WiLLIAIVl IVl. CAREY, 
 
 Jit4»i'c, mro. Of^ lT|»|»cr irater Sit. 
 
 HEAD OF O'CONXOirS AVUAEF, 
 
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 NOVA SCOTIA RAILWAY. 
 
 Connectiiig the Bay of Fundy and Gulf of St. 
 Lawrence with Halifax. 
 
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 Avard Longlev, Chief Cnm.r ; Tiios. Footk. See';/, mid 
 Acc't; A. McNab, Chier Emjinper ; W. H. Tukmaine, 
 DivnEtHi'inecrx Gko. Tayi.ok, I'mfjir Supt ; W. Johnston, 
 Locoiiwtice Siipt; W, JMahshali., lifHtd Inspector. 
 
 HEAD OFFICE, HALIFAX. 
 
 PALL AKEANGEMENT. 
 
 Trains leave Halifax for Pict<iu. . .nl 7.1'), A. iM. 
 
 " " fur Truro at T lo, A. M., ^- 2 40, P M. 
 
 " " for Wiindsor, at 8.10, A. M., ^ 3.40, P. M. 
 
 " Pictou for Halifax, at 11.10, A. M. 
 
 Truro for Halifax . . .at (i.40, A. :\I., «$■ 3.00. P. M. 
 ■'" ' " ^Vi'idsor fur Hiilifax, at 8.10, A. M., ^ 4.1.5, P. M. 
 
 Tlie morning Trains from Halifax connect at Truro with the Stages for 
 Londonderry, Anihers^t, Snckvillo, Dorchestor and Moncton, and tlience by 
 Hail for Shediac and St. John, N. B., and at New (Hasgow witli T. S Lind- 
 say & Oc.'fi Stage Lino for Antigonislie, Guy.'<b< to, Strait of Canao, St. Peter's 
 (•()W Jiay and Sydney, anl at Pictou (during tl\e navigable season) with 
 Prince Edward Island Steam Navigation Co.'s Line of steainer.-i, lor Port 
 Hood (C. B.) Chnrlottetown, Georgetown, Suninierside (P. E. I.) and 
 Shedince (N. 1!.) and with steamers for Quebe ■ and Montreal, and inter- 
 mediate Gulf Port?, also with Stage Lines for River Jolin, Wallnce, Pug- 
 wash and Amher.^t. 
 
 At AVindgor the Steamer " Empress" connects on AVcdncsday's and Satur- 
 day's for St. John, (N. li.) and thence by Rail to Shtdiao, or by the Inter- 
 national Steam Ship Co.'s Line of Steamers tor Eastport, Portland and Bos- 
 ton; and tlie River Stoamera for Fredericton, Woodstock, and t'pper St. 
 John. 
 
 The Stages of King BrotVers also connect here for Annapolis, Digby, Yar- 
 mouth, and all places in tlic Acadian Valley. 
 
 Passenger Fares. — First Cla.sis, three cents per mile. 
 
 Second Class, two cents '' '• 
 Return Tickets, a fare and a half. 
 First Class Season Tickels issued for three months and 
 six months at a reduced rate. 
 
 Summer ananfjement commences 1st May. 
 The City Horse Railway Cars, connect with ;dl Trains 
 at Riclnnond. 
 
 Elastic Stocking, Knee Crps and Ankleti" at Erowk Br.OTiirr.s & Co. 
 
 
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 WILLIAM MACNAB, 
 
 (LATE HGNAB ft SHAFFEE.) 
 
 BOOK & JOB PRINTER, 
 
 No. 11 PRINCE STREET, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 The «tock of Type, which is being continually supplemented with all the 
 newest designs, is one of the largest in the Province, and having fast Presses, 
 together with all the material necessary to facilitate work, I am enabled to offer 
 great inducements to all requiring Job Printing done. 
 
 Estimates for Books, Pamphlets, and all kinds of Printing, supplied at the 
 shortest notice. 
 
 Book Binding and Paper Ruling to order. 
 
 N. B. The advertising portion of this Almanac was done at 
 this office. 
 
 ABfSBf ISIM AHENCT. 
 
 DAVID IVTcALPINE, 
 
 OFFICE, 100 GEANVILLE STEEET, 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 The subscriber would inform the advertising community that 
 h<aving purchased the right he can place their advertisements in 
 Belchers's and Provincial Almanacks of Nova Scotia, and in the 
 Railway Cars (first and second class) and Railway Stations of Nova 
 Scotia, and the Gars and Stations of the European and North Am- 
 erican Railway, New Brunswick. Also, Barns' Almanack of St. 
 John, N. B. 
 
 Orders left at the above office will be punctually attended to. 
 
 D. IVIcALPINE. 
 
 BRfOWK BBOTHBRS & 00., Druggists, Ordnance Square, Halifax. 
 
Foolscap, Letter and Note Taper, at R. T. MUIR'S. 
 
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 This magnificent Hotel is now open for the accommodation of the 
 
 TRAVELLING PUBLIC. 
 
 Situated immediately adjoining the Railway Depot and Telegraph 
 Office, and having m connection the offices of the St. Jolm, N. B., 
 and American Steamboats, and Express and Western Stage Coaches, 
 makes it a desirable home for travellers aud tourists visiting 
 Wndsor. 
 
 Coaches leave immediately after the arrival of the morning trains 
 from Halifax, for VVoltVile, Kentvilleand Annapslis, — returning one 
 hour previous to the departure of the afternoon Trains for Halifax. 
 
 THE STEAMSHIP "EMPRESS" 
 
 LEAVES WINDSOR FOR ST. JOHN 
 EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, 
 
 An hour before high water, oonneotiog with the 
 
 International Company's Line of Steamers, 
 
 BETWEEN 
 
 St. JOHK, EASTPORT, PORTLAD anil BOSTON. 
 
 Leaving St. John every Monday and Thursday 
 at 8 o'clock, A. M. 
 
 Oonnecting also at Portland with the Grand Trnnk Railway for 
 
 all parts of Canada and the West; and at Windsor with 
 
 the N. S. Bailway to Halifax, and Stage Ooaohes for 
 
 Annapolis and all parts west of Windsor. 
 
 Agents, A. & M. CREIGHTON, 68 Ordnance Square, Halifax, N. 
 
 S.; ANDREW KING, "Clifton House," Windsor, N. S., from 
 
 whom through tickets and any further information can be obtained. 
 
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 SCHOOL BOOKS & STAT IONERY. 
 
 A. & W. MACKINLAY 
 
 Have received per steamer, Ship " Hoseneath," and other vessels, a 
 hirge portion of their Full supply — consisting of: 
 
 lO'^O Reams FOOLSCAP— asst'd 
 
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 '• j-'ost I'aper 
 
 " Note Paper " 
 
 Demy, F. Post, M'dm 
 " Wrappinfj Paper 
 " Printing? Paper 
 dozen Small Ink 
 
 125 doren Ink powders 
 (;00,000 Envelopes— assorted 
 
 600 dozen Copy Books— asst'd 
 H cases Slates 
 2 '• Memo. Books 
 
 2 " Slate Pencils 
 
 3 " Steel Pens 
 
 TOOETHKR WITH A LAROK STOCK OP 
 
 BLANK eOOKS AND GENERAL STATIONERY, 
 
 ; BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, AND PRATER BOOKS, 
 
 SCHOOL BOOKS PRESCRIBED BY THE COUNCIL OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION 
 
 To be used in the Pullic Schools, under the School Act, 1806. 
 
 The Nova Scotia Series, Viz.: 
 
 First Book of Heading 
 
 Second Book " 
 
 Third Bf ok 
 
 Fourtli IJook " 
 
 Fiftli liook " ' 
 
 Sixth Book " 
 
 Seventh Book, or advanced Reader 
 
 Nova Scotia Arithmetic advanced|E'.iglish Analysis 
 
 Nova Seotia " Elementary Mackinhiy's Map of Nova Scotia 
 
 Chambers' Series: 
 
 Algebra 
 
 Mathematics ■■' - 
 
 Plane Geometry 
 
 (Jheniistry 
 
 Ancient History 
 
 IJe^d's Composition 
 
 'J, 4.1 
 
 Nelson's Blue Sea Maps of the 
 Hemispheres, Europe, British 
 Isles, Scotland, England, Ire- 
 land, and Palestine 
 
 Nova Scotia Table Book 
 Calkin's History of Nova Scotia 
 Staples' Copy Book 
 Chemistry of Common Things 
 Spelling Book Superceded 
 
 All the above are prescribed by the Council of Public Instruction 
 of Nova Scotia. 
 
 ^^^ As this is one of the largest stdcks ever offered. Country 
 Dealers will be supplied on best terms for Casii or approved credit. 
 
 A. & W. MACKINLAY, 
 Publishers, 10 Granville Street. 
 
 Sole Agents for Morrison's Pills.— A. & W. MACKINLAY. 
 
 BROWN BllOTHERS & CO., Drugifisti, Ordnance Squfire, Halifax. 
 
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 R. C. H&IKILTON & CO. 
 
 PRODUCE 
 
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 
 
 im>ORTER8 or 
 
 Flour, Meal, &c 
 
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 "5^ DELLA TORRE & CO. ^^^.J^ 
 
 GBANVILLE STREET, K4LIPAX, N. S. 
 
 I5IPORTKR8 OF 
 
 (Bnnlish, Jrfittli it' i»j|rmmt (^antg ^oods, 
 
 fflniiical, Nantjcal & Mataatical InsrumeDtii, 
 
 The best and clieapcst. 
 
 MILITARY ACCOUTREMENTS AND OUTFITS, 
 
 for the Militia and Naval Service, and the only importers 
 for fifteen years. — Also, 
 
 JEWELRY, TOYS AND PRESENTS. 
 
 Wholesale Dealers supplied. 
 And at ST. JOHN, N. B., and LONDON, G. B. 
 
 HEAD OF SOUTH FERRY WHARF. 
 
 WILLIAM LAIDLAW, 
 
 mm ^ liq^uair %%dm, 
 
 IVPOKTKR OP 
 
 Brandies, Wines, &c. 
 
 ^Wliolesale and Iletall. 
 
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Church Servlcca and Prayer Uooks at R. T. MUIR'8. 
 
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 LONDON HALL 
 
 AND CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT 
 
 No. 1, Head of the Market Wharf, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 The subscriber has constantly on luind from Great Britain, a care- 
 fully selected stock of Spking and Summuu Goods, consisting of 
 
 English Broad Cloths, 
 
 SCOTCH TWEEDS, 
 
 §oe-$Un», %»t\np, Wmminp, &(., 
 
 In the most fashionable styles and of the best quality. 
 
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 AND SUPERIOR NEWFOUNDLAND C0ATIN6S 
 
 Which he will m.ake up to order in the most workman-like manner, 
 or sell for CASH at prices lower than the same quality of goods can 
 be purchased elsewhero in the city, 
 
 Ahv.iys on hand, — a good stock of 
 
 Ready-in ade Clothingy 
 
 Which he will warrant as Custom-made work. 
 
 COATS from $2.00 to 20.00 
 PANTS " 2.50 to 8.00 
 
 VESTS from 6)1.50 to 4.00 
 RiiEFiNG Jackets fm. 2.50 to 10.00 
 
 GENTLEMEN'S & SEAMEN'S OUTFITS : 
 
 Shirts — White, Colored and Regatta. Linen and Paper Collars ; 
 Neck-Ties, Scarts ; Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Braces, Socks, Water- 
 Proof Clotliing, etc. Children's Collars and Neck-Ties. With a 
 variety of DRY GOODS, all of which will be sold low for Cash. 
 
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 THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, 
 
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 and acknoirkMljjetl by many proniin«nt |)})y8icinn9 to bo fiir tlic most 
 lU-liiibIc pri'farntiuM ever introduced ibr the relief and cure of nil 
 
 THllOAT & LUNG COMPLAINTS. 
 
 This well known remedy is offered to the public, Kanciioned by 
 the cxperienco of over forty years ; and when resorted to in season, 
 seldom fails to effect a speedy cure of Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bron- 
 chitis, Influenaa, Whooping Cough, Hoarseness. I'ains or boreness 
 in the Chest and Side, Bleeding of the Lungs, Liver Complaint, &c. 
 
 The unequalled success that has attended the application of this 
 medicine in all cases of FULMONAKY C<^M1*LAINTS hasindnced 
 many ])hysicians of high standing to employ it in their practice, 
 some of whom advise us of the fact over their own signatures. We 
 have space only for the names of a few of these : — 
 
 At,FX. TTATcn, M.D. 
 W. 11. Wkiib, M.D. 
 U. Fkllows, M.I). 
 H. D. Martin, M.D. 
 A. U. Macanair, M.D 
 
 A. A. OiitBS.M.D. 
 Wm. A. ItL'sT, M.D. 
 A. 8ku,lman, M. D. 
 H. O. Barrows, M. D. 
 S. H. FiNrEY, M.D. 
 
 K. BoYDEjr, M.D. 
 W. B. Lynch, M.D. 
 Nathan Plc.mmer, M.D. 
 "W.M.A. Shaw, M.D. 
 Braoford Knapp, M.D. 
 
 Sey:violr Thacher, M.D. 
 BEWARE or COVNTERFEITS & IMITATIONH, 
 
 I?cmember, they imitate in name only, without possessing the rir 
 tues. Buy none unless signed '' L Butts " on the wrapper. 
 Wlstau's Balsam ok Wild Chkkry is prepared by 
 
 SETH W. FOWLE & SON, 
 
 18 Tremont Sti*eet, Boston. 
 
 And is for sale by all Druggists. •, 
 
 Tliis Salve is i* vegetable prepiiralion, discovered in the 17th century, by Dr. 
 Wm. Grace, surgeon in Xing James' amiy. Tbrouijh its agency be cure<l thou- 
 sands of nioMt serions soren and wounds that baflled the skill of the enaineat 
 physicians of his day, and was regarded by all as a public benefactor. 
 
 GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALYE 
 
 Cures In a very short time ' " ' ' ' 
 
 Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, Erysipelas, 
 
 Salt Rheum, Ring-Worm, Chapped Hands, Boils, Frozen 
 
 Limbs, Felons, Chilblains, Piles, Corns, &c., &c. 
 
 Grace's Celebrated Salve is prompt in action, removes pain at once, and 
 reduces the most angry -looking swellings and inflammations, as if by magic, 
 thus nflfording relief and a complete cure. OXLY 25 CEXTS A BOX. 
 
 Seth W. Powle & Son, Boston, Proprietors. 
 
 Sold by Druggists and Dealer* generally. 
 
 BEOW27 BROTUERS & CO., DniggistF.Ordnanco Square, Bolifaz. 
 
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 Syy*^ Upper Wuloi» Si root, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 CHOICEST COLLECTION OF 
 
 (riDoiiIioiise, Hariy, Herliaceoiii! & Bedipnt FM 
 
 Unrivalled in the Lowor Provinces. 
 
 EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN GRAPE VINES. 
 
 FttUIT TUBES OF ALL KINDP, 
 
 BRIDAL & OTHER BOUQUETS PACKED TO CARRY ANY DISTANCE. 
 
 ALi aRDERS PRQWPTLY EJCECUTED. 
 
 Herbert Harris* Vurserywaii & Seedsmao* 
 
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 LORDLY & STIMPSON, 
 
 otnntission Mert^^nts % general Sj^^* 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers In 
 
 FLOUR, MEAI, COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, 
 
 Tobacco, Molasses, 
 
 Wines, Liquors, &c. 
 
 Cor. of Goorge & Hollis Sts., 
 
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 Wholesale and Retail Staple and Fancy 
 
 DRY GOODS, 
 
 Corner of Hollis & Sackville Sts, 
 
 Country purchasers are requested to call. Newest Goods always 
 in stock. 
 J^^ Homespun taken in trade. Note address. 
 
 BROW'N BROTHERS & CO., Pruggiet*, Ordnance Square, Halifax, 
 
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 Photograph Albtuns at R. T. milR'B. 
 
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 C. E. MORTON $c CO. 
 
 Importers of Books of every kind. 
 Agents for London Newspapers, 
 Dealers in Patent Medicines. ■*" 
 
 Agents for all the Monthly Magazines, 
 Dealers in Homeopathic Remedies. 
 Agents for Collins' Hair Restorer, 
 Importers of choice Perfumery. 
 Dealers in Toilet Soaps and Brushes, 
 Agents for Judson's Liquid Dyes. 
 Importers of all Medical publications. 
 
 1S55 Hollijs ^tvae^t:^ Halilnx. 
 
 MORTON'S MAGAZINE LIBRAIiY, 
 
 East front Province Building, next Union Bank, 
 
 HENRT G. TUUY, 
 Gomiuission Merchant, 
 
 180 Upper Water Street, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 OPPOSITE GEORGE II. STARPt & CO.'S WIIARP, 
 
 Importer of and wholesale and retail Dealer in 
 
 GENERAL GROCERIES, 
 
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 Has constantly on sale Bronze anil Crystal Chandiliors, Brackets 
 and Lamps of every description for Gas and Oil, and an extensive 
 variety of Gas and Plumber's materials, Also. MALLEABLE 
 IRON PIPE from ^ to 3 in. ditto. Fittings, Steam Guages, Stove 
 Valves, Steam Cocks, &c. 
 
 Eubber Goods, Englieli Bubber Maobine Seltiiig, 
 
 Stet Rate, Rston RoM PaclQii, Hytat Hose, &c. 
 
 14:5J Hollis Street, 145?, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 g^*" Dwelling Houses, Public Buildings, &c,, fitted up for Gas 
 or Oil. Old work cleaned and Uepaired. 
 
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 YICTORIA HOTEL, 
 
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 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 BROW:^ BROTHSKS & 00, DruggUt*, Ordnanoe Square, Halifax, 
 
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 ^omt, ^iun, and ©unamental |aintqs, 
 
 GLAZIERS, PAPER HAN6ERS AND DECORATORS, &C. 
 
 40 & 42 GRANVILLE STREET, HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, 
 
 IMPORTEK3 AND DEALERS IN 
 
 BORDERS, HALL PAPERS, PANEL DECORATIONS, 
 WINDOW SHADES, BLINDS, &c. 
 
 ALSO 
 
 EngUsti and Foreign Winiow, Pictnre and Lcoiing Glass, 
 
 OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, SIZES AND QUALITIES, VIZ : 
 
 Sheet, Crown, Plate, Rough, Fluted, and Rolled Plate Glass, Color- 
 ed, Stained, Muslin and Obscure Glass, Lead Lights for Church 
 Windows and Halls ; Cheap Horticultural Glass, for Hot-beds, «Stc., 
 Black (Crown and Sheet) Photographic Glass, Trade sizes. Also, 
 Best London White Lead, Colored Paints, Oils, Colors, Varnishes, 
 Turpentine, Glue Ochre, Putty, Brushes, and Grainers Tools, best 
 qualities and make. Glaziers Diamonds, (Plate, Crown and Sheet,) 
 T Squares, Rules, Putty, Hack, Glazing, Stop, and Palette Knives, 
 Hammers, Hand Vices, Paper Hangers' Long Blade Scissors, Gold 
 sind Silver Leaf, Bronzes, Gilders' Cushions, Tips and Knives, &c., 
 with a general assortment of Sundries required tor use by Painters, 
 Glaziers, and Paper Hangers. 
 
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 THE STAR LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 
 
 48 Moorgate Street, London. E. C. 
 
 CAPITAL, £100,000 Sterling. 
 
 ANNUAL INCOME £145,000 " 
 
 BONUSES DISTRIBUTED, £240,000 " 
 
 RESER VED FUND, £647,000 
 
 Invested on Mortgage of Real Property, Government and other 
 securities. To be able to pay all claims, meet all expenses, and at 
 the same time create such u Fund, shows the prosperous nature of 
 the business, and the secure basis on which the Society rests. 
 
 90 PER CENT, of ^^^ profits are divided amongst the policy 
 holders. 
 
 The next Division of Pkofits will take place in 1869. 
 
 £405,000 Sterling have been paid to the representatives of de- 
 ceased assurers, t'ue value of which to the Widow and Fatherless 
 can never he told' 
 
 WHAT 13 LIFE ASSURANCE? 
 
 It is the exercise of prudence. It secures independence and domestic happi- 
 ness to the Widow and the Orphan. It affords to persons in everv class and in 
 every situation in life, the means to rwoid much future mise.y in their families, 
 and to render them independent oi public or private charity. 
 
 Admitting the uncertainty of human life, it behoves every head of a ftiraily, as 
 well as all who have others deT>endent on them for support, to consider t^e posi- 
 tion which his family or dependents would be placed In, supposing he were to 
 DIE to-morroio. The great advantage offered by LIFE AHSURANCE, is the 
 certainty of the family of the deceased Assurer receiving a stated amount, even 
 if h's death were to take place the moment after he had paid the first premium. 
 Supposing a person insures his life for £600, he is placed in precisely the same 
 position as if he h.ad deposited £500 in the Bank, /or the purposes of his family . 
 
 The Directors of the " STAR" have decided to appoint Agents throughout 
 the Provinces of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, who will receive a liberal 
 remuneration for all business done by them. Applications, accompanied by 
 testimonials, to be made to the Generai, Superintendent of the Nova Sco- 
 tia Branch, who will be happy to afford every information. 
 
 COUNCIL OF REFERENCE FOR HALIP\4.X, N. S. 
 
 Hon. J. H. ANDERSON, M.L.C. I GEO. H. STARR, Esq. 
 Hon. S. L. SHANNON, M.r.P. | Rev. JOHN McMURRAY. 
 
 Medicai, Referee, General Superintendent, 
 
 R. 8. BLACK, Esq., M.D. CHARLES LEMAN, Esq. 
 
 AGENTS : 
 
 Halifax, N. S MARTIN G. BLACK, Esq., Halifax Bank. 
 
 St. John, N.B....O. D. WETMORE, Esq., 96 Prince William St. 
 
 NOVA SCOTIA BRANCH OFFICE: 
 
 MAYNARD S TREET, HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 CH ARISES LEIMAIV, 
 
 Oeneral Superintendent for N. S. and N. B. 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS & CO., Druggists, Ordnance Square, Halifax. 
 
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 W. J. COLEMAN & SONS, 
 
 Importers and wholesiile dealers in 
 
 HATS, CAPS, 
 
 TLatiitn' ifttts, 3$ui{alo iXof^tUy 
 
 Trunks^ Hat Cases, Umbrellas, 
 
 RUBBER CLOTHING, «&c. 
 
 139 CB^ranville Sti-eet, 
 
 Cash paid for all liinds Shipping Furs. 
 
 WILLIAM CHISHOLM, 
 
 Commission Merchant, 
 
 AND 
 
 GENERAL AGENT, 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 ALWAYS ON HAND, 
 
 PINE & SPRUCE LUMBER 
 
 of all dimensions, in any quantity, deliverable at Cascade Mills, East 
 River, Sheet Harbor, Nova Scotia. 
 
 Sold agent for Tarr & Wonson's PATENT COPPER PAINT 
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 (Late Master Tailor 16th Regiment,) 
 
 Clothier and Outfitter, 
 
 66 Granville Street^ 
 
 Opposite the Province Building, 
 
 HALIFAX. 
 
 N. B. — Gentlemen can be supplied with Clothing at Moderate 
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 BBOWX BROTHERS & CO., DruggUts, Ordnance Square, Halifax. 
 
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 Corner of George and Granville Streets, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 The Subscriber having refitted his Rooms (which nre now in good 
 style), lias taken great care in procuring an easy and convenient 
 access to them, which has long been desired in this city. He is now 
 prepared to take 
 
 CARTES DE VISITE, Colored and otherwise. 
 
 FERRTOTYPES on Cards, suitable for Albums. 
 AMBROTYPES with and without Cases. 
 
 In a Style surpassed by none in the Province of Nova Scotia, and 
 in the latest Parisian and American Fashions. 
 
 He begs to thank the public for the support he has hitherto re- 
 ceived, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same, assuring 
 them that nothing will lack on his part to secure them good work. 
 
 JOSEPH D. SMITH. 
 
 N. B.— Photographs of the leading Gentlemm of Nova Scotia, &c. 
 always on hand, suitable for Albums and otherwise. 
 
 THOS. C. JOHNSON, 
 
 Watch&Cloekllaker, 
 
 Corner of Barrington & Duke Streets, 
 
 Opposite the Post Office, 
 
 HALIFAX, N . S . 
 
 Keeps constantly on hand a good assortment of Watch material, 
 
 CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEAVELRY, 
 
 of every description. 
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 "BENEATH MANSION HOUSE," 
 
 Importer and Wholesale Jobber of 
 
 Staple antf iFancs 
 
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 IMPORTINe & MANUFACTURERS' AGENT. 
 
 Having effected arrangements with leading Manufac- 
 turers for receiving every season Samples and Patterns ; 
 and also visiting the market personal!}', I feel confident I 
 can place an assorted stock in the haiKls of Country Mer- 
 chants, cheaper than they can be imported from any gen- 
 eral house. 
 
 To persons commencing business I can offer advantageous 
 terms for the purchase of their first stock, also to parties 
 desirous of importing direct. 
 
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 Seedsman, Late Secretary Royal Jersey Agrl. and Hortl. Society, G. B. 
 
 PS ^:•' f*< id IMPOUTKU OF „• { - .;. i ' J , '| H '■'. * 
 
 rield, Flower and Garden ^eeds, 
 
 China, Glass and Earthenware, 
 
 Hardware^ Hollowaic, Britannia Metal, Albescent, 
 Electro-Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, 
 
 POCKET & TABLE CUTLEllY, &C. 
 
 108 A-rgyle Street, Opposite J. ]N oi^tliup & f^ona, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 .. >;.' Country orders promptly attended to. .<; ..•' ;'; 
 
 RICHARD MARTinr^ 
 
 ]Vo. 1.^4: jS^x'sylG street, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 English Saddlery, Whips, Horse Clothing, &c., always 
 on liand,' from tlitj best London rbakers. 
 
 All work made under my own supervision, and I can confidently 
 recommend it to all who m^y favor me with their orders. 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 
 
 English, French and American Dry Goods, 
 
 CORNER OF ARGYLE & JACOB STREETS, 
 
 REAR TESPERAJiCE HAIL, HALIFAX, N. 8. • ' 
 
 Purchasers will find at the above establishment a large and well 
 selected Stock of New Goods at the lowest prices. 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS & Co., Dmgglatfl, Ordnanc* Square, Halifax. 
 
Room Paper at 4d. a Roll and upwards at R. T. HUIR'S. 
 
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 ROBERT H. COGSWELL, 
 
 (Succesgor to William Crawford,) 
 
 155 Barrington St.^ 155^ 
 
 OI'rOSITE THE GRAND PARADE, 
 
 Ono door noi*tli M^iiusion. !H[oui0e, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 Constantly on hand, an excellent assortment of Chronometers, 
 Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Nautical Instruments, &c, 
 N, B. — Chronometers Uepaired, Cleaned, and their Kates ascer- 
 tained by Transit Ohservations. Captains to give 24 hours notice 
 for their Chronometers bef<)re sailing. 
 
 J. J. SCRIVEN'S 
 
 Halifax Steam Bakery, 
 
 KQ). ^74 ippeP' Watti? Str@@t, 
 
 OPPOSITE CUNARD'S WHARF, HALIFAXN. 8. 
 
 ALWAY8 ON HAND, BRESH BAKED ; 
 
 PILOT BREAD, No. 1, ; . 
 
 do. do. No. 2, 
 
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 Cour.Uy orders will be received. 
 
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 WIS. L DODGE & GO. 
 
 ua>'ufacturi:h8 qy 
 
 Doors, Saslies, Olinds, Mouldings, Scroll Work, 
 
 AND ALL OTHER WOODWORK, 
 
 Contractors for Buildings, and Dealeis in nil descriptions 
 of Lumber. Particular attention solicited to their stock of 
 
 PITCH PINE LUMBER. 
 
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 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 DEALER IN 
 
 WINES, LIQUORS, ALE, PORTER, 
 
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 GENERAL GROCERIES, 
 
 No. 279 Upper Water Street, 
 
 Head of Roolie's Wharfi 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S, 
 
 Ships' Stores ftnd Mosses put up at the shortest notice. 
 Army and Navy Stores sui plied on the most reasonable terms. 
 
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 GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, 
 
 Beef, Pork, Hams, &c. 
 
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 182 Argyle Street^ 
 
 HALIFAX, N, S. 
 
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 .^rliaol |oalu% ^laitli ^ook, 
 
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 Also— A great variety of Room Paper, of differ^jnt prices and qua- 
 lity. Chimney rriiitB, Window Sliatles, &c., at very low prices. 
 
 nHOW^ BROTHERS & CO., prugglsta, Ortlnance Square, HaJlto*, 
 
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 JOHN WOODILL, 
 
 No. 154 UPPER WATER STREET, 
 
 NORTH OF 11. M. ORDNANCE, 
 
 HALIFAX. 
 
 OX HIDES, CALFSKINS, &C. ...... 
 
 The highest Market Prices given for the above. 
 
 JOHN CALDWELL, 
 
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 ADJOINING TRINITY CHURCH, 
 le JACOB STI^EET, IItIlLIFAX:, IV. s. 
 
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 SEKF, mUTTOJir, V£AIi, &c., 
 
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 Which he offers to his friends, in Town and Country, on the most 
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 The Goods are personally selected in Great Britain, and sold at a 
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 ^^ Remember the address— 32 GEOB.GE STBEET. 
 
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 IMPORTER AND DEALER IN 
 
 HATS, CAPS, LADIES' FURS, 
 
 LEATHER HAT CASES, TRUNKS, VALISES, 
 
 TRAVELING BAGS, 
 
 Umbrellas, Buffalo Eobes, &c. 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 
 
 1«S C^rau^llle iitreet, 
 
 Opposite H.M. Ordnance andonef^oorNorthof Army & Navy Depot, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 N. B. — Highest prices paid for Moose Hides. 
 
 BROWN BROTHERS & CO., DrugglsU, Ordnuuce Square, Uallfax. 
 
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 E. BAXTER'S FURNITUEE WAREROOMS, 
 
 No. 18 Prince Street. Halifax, N. S. 
 
 HAIR CLOTH SOFAS & LOUNGES, 
 
 BED ROOM SETS, 
 
 Bureaus, Extension and Leaf Tables, 
 
 DonWi) and Sinele Bettafls and Stretcliers, 
 
 ITeatber !Oe<ls, Pillo-vrs, ancl Uolstcvs, 
 
 HAIR EXCELSIOR AND TWEED MATTRESSES, Ac. 
 
 WITH A LARGE ASSORTMENT OE 
 
 The cheapest place in the City to purchase, is 
 No. 18 Prince Street, R. BAXTER. 
 
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 BY , . . 
 
 CHARLES J. COOKE, 
 
 Importer and Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of 
 
 FANCY GOODS, 
 
 CUTLERY, TOYS, SPECTACLES, 
 
 Musical Instruments, Jewelry, 
 
 ffiomtJB, JtEciUs, Jfants C^Cna, &'t. 
 
 180 HOLUS STIiEET, HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 The Stock will be found to consist of all kinds of 
 
 STAPLE DRY GOODS, " 
 
 With a very large variety of all descriptions of 
 
 FANCY ARTICLES. 
 
 Required for Country Trade. 
 
 A large variety of American and Canadian ma 
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 ■js .L^ Kept coostantly in Stock. .; 
 
 Particular attention given to orders from the Country 
 and any article not in stock will be purchased, if to be ba< 
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