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 ▲LXAMAOK. 
 
 SIGN OF THE CIRCULAR SAW, 
 
 46 UPPER WATER STREET, 
 
 HALIFAX. 
 
 H. H. FULLER & CO. 
 
 London Paintt and OUb, 
 
 T^W^ITSTES ^ISTD LUSTER. 
 
 Window Glass, Sheet Lead, Zinc, Gunpowder, Shot, 
 Blasting Foie, GriiBn'B Hone Nails k Scythes. 
 
 ^ TABLE ft POCKET CUTLERY. 
 
 BEST AlfllE ALE D CUT JfAILS. 
 
 House Building Hardware 
 
 •V ALL KINDi, 
 
 FOR SALE AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. 
 
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 HEAD OF POWER'S WHARF, UPPER WATER STREET. 
 
 H. H. FULLER. FRANK LAWSON. 
 
 
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 ChcN, 
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 Blank Bookt, 
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 CoiiMrtioM, 
 Accordeaos, 
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 Gold Pans, 
 BiblM, 
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 AlinaiUMka, 
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 Bookt in every Departmeni of Literature, 
 
 STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 
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 Special Aieit Painn, Doiton&ScrilinBr & Tictoria Codi BooIl 
 
 Boom FlKpcr, Borden, Paper Blinds, &c., WlioIeMle & Retail. 
 
 M. A. BUCKLEY, 101 aranvUle Street. 
 
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 IMPOSTBS AHX> SSALBB IN 
 
 35at5, Clap0, Jfttr0, Buffalo ^bc0, 
 
 TRUNKS, HAT CASES, ET& 
 
 Wholetale and B^tail. 
 
 No. 84 UPPER WATER STREET, 
 
 OFFOBITE E. K. BB0WN>8, 
 
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 CAFS of all descriptions made to Order at shortest notiec. 
 
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PtM. M«mo. and Time Booka, at R. T. MUIR 4 CO-'S. 
 
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 IN FULL OPERATION! 
 
 y^^a; W fl'/?^/ Furniture Factories. 
 
 FXIS SZZ'WJk.TaZi. 
 
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 FlftTe now mach pleasure in flnnottncinfi; to thair nnmeroni friends, and 
 the trade ^'cnarally throughoat the Maritime Prorinces, that thej hare 
 recovered from the disastrous tire of November last, and are now ia fall 
 operation, opon a mach more extended icale than hitherto. 
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 Lariiest ail test Mel id fork in tbe FroTinces, 
 
 rOS THK IfAKDFACTniB OV 
 
 CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS, 
 
 Bed»te€uiM, Cabinet and Upholstered Fitmiture 
 of every description, 
 
 FAILS, CLOTHESPINS, ftc. 
 
 The Branches added to oar preTioas Mannfisctares are i 
 
 OANE AND WOOD SEAT CH^IltS, 
 
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 WALNUT FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. 
 
 With our present facittties, whi6h are eqoal to' any iv the Dominion 
 — having fifty pieces of first class machinery mnning — we are deter- 
 mined to shut out entirely the Canadian and American goods, aa we 
 can manufacture as cheap as they, thus giving oar customers the ben^t 
 ef the largtf per oentage which goes to pay heavy freighti, datieii fa;., 
 on the imported article, a saving of not less than " 
 
 TWmNTT-FIVB PER CENT, 
 
 to those wlio will Encourage Home Manufacture, 
 
 We now solicit orders from the Wholesale Trade, and will give spe- 
 cial attention to packing and shipping of Goods. 
 
 SHOW BOOMS.-BiLBBINGTON COBNSB FBINOB BT. 
 
 FACTORIES, - - FBESHWATEB. 
 
 
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 bilchik's paumbr's 
 
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 ROBERT G. NOBLE, 
 
 1-45 Lo-wer Water St., 
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 Commission Merchant, 
 
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 ▲••at Cmt th« Axa»Ticmn ir«t and Twin* Co., of Boaloa.. 
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 WILLIAM CROWE, 
 
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 IIALIF^VX. IST. S. 
 Agent for the 
 
 Serving Machines, 
 
 FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING. 
 
 Dealer in all kinds 
 of Machines. 
 
 Shuttles, Bobbins, 
 Needles, Silk, Har- 
 dash. Thread, Sew- 
 ing Cotton, &c., &c., 
 always in Stock. 
 
 •ALSO, 
 
 ALL KINDS OF 
 
 rSEWIM MACHINE 
 
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R. T. MUIR & CO., Rookfcllerg & Suitionen, 1S5 Oanvillo St., Halifax. 
 
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 IMPERIAL FIRE IMRME COMPANY, 
 
 1 OLD BROAD STREET, AND 16 PALL MALL, 
 
 IlSrSTITTJTEID 1803. 
 
 For Iniurinff Iloiines and other I)uil(lin|;s, CJoods, Wftrcs, Merchandize, 
 Mnnuractnrint; nnd Farming Stock, Shipi In Tort, lliirhour, or Dock, 
 and the ('fvri^oea of kuch Ships ; also Ships Building and Hepairinf; ; 
 Bnr(;e!4 and other Vessels on Navij^iihle Rivers and Canals, and (loodit 
 on hoard such Vcrtscls, thronfrhont Crcat Britain and Ireland, and in 
 Forcij,'n Coiuuics, from LOSS OH DAMAGK BY FIKK. 
 
 HUHSCIUDKU AMD INTRBTKO CAPITAL : 
 
 One Million Six Hundred Thousand Poundu, 
 NO^N. W. A. KSNRr. A5«fit» Kattflix, Nova Sootta. 
 
 Risks on Property, as ahovc mcnti©ncd, taken at the lowest rates, and 
 all losHCs inimcdiatelj adjusted and paid without rtfercnco to Kiiglaiid, 
 J»y the Subscriber, at his Office. 
 ' Sul>-A(^cncies in all the principal towns in Nova Scotia. 
 
 OFFICE-HKlSri^Y c<fc D^IuY. 
 
 69 BEDFORD ItOW. 
 
 NUTRITIOUS CONDIMENT FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. 
 
 Iniport«ni to ercrj main wko keepn • H»r«e« Cow» 
 Ox, Plf 9 Sheep, •» Poultry. 
 
 THE NORTH RRITISH CATTLE FOOD COMPANY 
 
 LONDON^ DUBLIN, GLASGOW, MONTREAL, 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 Deak Sin.— I have much pleasure is testifying to the many excellent 
 qunlitifs of the Nutritious Condiment for which you are agent, I have given 
 it a fair trial, and lind it very good for all kinds of cattle and horses, you 
 are at perfect lil)('rty to use my name in strongly recommending it as one ef 
 the most baneficial things of the kind ever introduced into this province. 
 
 Newport, 2()th Aug., 1872. Joiix Northui*. 
 
 AOENT FOR THE MABITIME PROVINCES, 
 8ce Advtrtttement on Paye 909. 
 
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 iiiroRTiRs or 
 
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 WHOLEaALi: AM> Jtl-JTAIL, 
 
 CORNER BARRINGTON AND PRINCE STS., 
 
 HALIFAX, N. 8. 
 
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 N. B. — Purchasers will fiinl at this Estahlishincut a season- 
 ahle Stock of NEW GOODS, iucludu.g 
 
 AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. 
 
 O'CONNOR & CASEYT 
 
 DKALERS IN 
 
 ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK, 
 
 STJOH A.S 
 
 OLD CANVAS, ROPE, AND COTTON RAGS, 
 
 Old Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc, Scrap Iron, Ox Horns, Hides 
 and Wool, Secondhand Sails, Anchors, Chains & Rigging. 
 
 Also, a large quantity of 
 
 WRA^PtMQ PAPER CONSTAPITLY QU HAMP. 
 
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 153 UPPER WATER STREET, - - MULCAHY'S WHARF, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 Will remove to O'Nkil's Wharf 1st of May, 1873. 
 
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fl R. T. MUIR & Co., Paper Rulers & Blank Book Manufac'rs, 125 Granville. 
 
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 FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING 
 
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 GENERAL AGENT IN THE DOMINION FOR 
 
 The iEtna and Florence Sewing Machines, The Ne«r 
 
 England Wax Thread Machines, Pegging Machines, 
 
 and all kinds of Boot and Shoe Machinery. 
 
 SEWING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS accurately adjust- 
 ed, Repaired, and Improved, by thoroughly 
 experienced Mechanics. 
 
 PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 865 NOTRE DAME ST. 
 FACTORY, 48 NAZARETH SL 
 
 > Montreal. 
 
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 QUEBEC, - . . 22 ST. JOHN ST. 
 ST. JOHN, N. B. - 82 KING STREET. 
 
 Halifax, N S., 103 (New No. 119) Barrington St. 
 
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 IMrORTKR Xvn DKALER ITT 
 
 CHAIN CABLES, ANCHORS, WIRE ROPE, 
 
 CANVAS, LINES, TWINES, 
 PAINTS, OII^S. VARNISHES, 
 
 7hittjj, ©lass, |tails, (Spikes, 0)ahum, 
 TAR, PITCH AND ROSIN, 
 
 Beef, Pork, Flonr, Butter, lard, &c. 
 
 DOMINION COPPER PAINT, 
 
 For the Bottoms of Vessels, 
 k SURE T'REVENTIVE FROM WORMS, GRASS, &c. * 
 
 The subscriber feels confident that those who use this 
 Paint will find it all that it is represented, and is prepared 
 to warrant it equal to, if not better, than any Paint now in 
 use. A Liberal Discount allowed to the Trade. 
 
 Manufactured for and for sale by 
 
 ROBERT PICKFORD. 
 
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R. T. MUIR & Co., booksellers ntul StntioncM 125 Granville Street, Halifax. 
 
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 BAXTER BROS.' 
 
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 Is the Cheapest and Best Furniture Store in the Pro- 
 vince to buy all kinds of Household Furniture. 
 
 Wc have in Store and offer for Sale at prices 20 per cent, 
 less than ever before olfored, a large assortment of 
 
 BAXTER'S IMPROVED BED LOUNGES, 
 
 CHAMBER SUITS, PARLOR SUITS, 
 
 S«r»s, Bnreans, Iron and W*o<l Bedsteads, C«ntre 
 and ]>ar Tables, Blnlng; Tables, L.*okln8r Glasses, 
 Cane Seat Ohairs, Washstands, Boeklnff Chairs, 
 Weod Chairs, Children's Chairs, Cklldrsn's Car- 
 riages, Mattrassos, Feathsr Beds, Plllaws, ste. 
 
 REMEMBER WE ARE ASENTS FOR AOADIA GHAIR GOMPANY. 
 
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R. T. Mum & Co., Paper Rulers & Blank Book Mnnafac'ra, 125 Granville. 
 
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 Importers of English and Scotch Floor Oil Cloths, 
 
 IRON FURNITURE, 
 
 GILT WINDOW CORNICES & MANTEL MIRRORS, 
 
 An immense Stock of every description of 
 
 Alwfl^s on hand of the latest European and American Designs. 
 
 Our CHEAP FURNITURE Department is unrivalled. Every article 
 
 wammted. 
 
 U;^" Send for Wholttnale Price List. 
 
 Warelionse and mw Rooms, 41 to 45 Banliigton Street, - - - Halifax, N. S. 
 
 CHIPMAN BROTHERS, 
 
 ;. ' , IMPORTERS AND WHOLE8ALB DEALERS IN 
 
 British and American Hardware, 
 Carriage Stochp 
 
 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c. 
 CH[II^MA.ISr'S BUILDINGS, 
 
 14 to 18 Sackville Street, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 Sole Agents in Nova Scotia for the Sale of the DUNN 
 EDGE TOOL CO.'S SCYTHES, and TUTTLE, 
 DATE & RODDEN'S IMPLEMENTS. 
 
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U. T. MUIR & CO., Booksellcri nnd Stationers, 125 Granrille St., Halifax. 
 
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 GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. 
 
 1873. Nova Scotia- 1873. 
 
 Gonnecting the Bay of Fundy and Gulf of Saint Law- 
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 The m«rning Trains from Halifax, (until coivipletion of the Intercolonial 
 
 Line between Truro and Amherst) connect at Truro with the 
 
 Stages for Ix)n(londerry and Amlierst, connecting 
 
 there with the Intercolonial Railway for 
 
 SACKVILLE, DORCHESTER & PAINSEC JUNCTION, 
 
 And with the E. & N. A. Railway for Shediac and St. John, N. B., con- 
 necting there with Western Extension Railway, and International Com- 
 Eany's Steamers to the United States and Canadas. At New Glasgow with 
 lindsay & Co.'s Stage Lint for 
 
 AnUf oiii.h, OnjsUro'i Btnit of Gaaao, St. Feter'i, Cow Bay, Sydney tud all 
 
 paits of Oape Brtton. 
 
 At Pictou (daring the Narigable Season) with Prince Edward Island 
 Steam Navigation Company's Line of Steamers for 
 
 Fort Hood amd Hawkesborj, 0. B., Gharlottetown, Qeorgetown, Sunmerslde, 
 
 P. £. Island, and Shediac, "S. B. 
 
 And with the Quebec and Gulf Port Steamers for 
 
 Qnebec, Xontreal, and all Forts on the St. Lawrence. Also, with Stage Line, 
 for Biyer John, Wallace, Fngwash and Amherst. 
 
 At Windsor with the Windsor and Annapolis Railway, connecting at An- 
 napolis with Steamers for Digby and St. John, N. B., and with the Inter- 
 national Line of Steamers for Eastport, Portland and Boston. Stages 
 connect at Annapolis for Digby, Yarmouth and Liverpool, N. S. 
 
 For the accommodation of parties refjiding along the shores of Bedford 
 Basin, a train is run during the summer moaths — leaving Halifax about 
 6 p. m., and Bedford at 8.30 o'clock, a. m., calling at Four Mile House, 
 Sherwood and Prince's Lodge. 
 
 Season Tickets, (three and six months) Family and Through Tickets, 
 at reduced rates. 
 
 The City Railway Horse Cars connect with all Trains at Richmond 
 Station, Halifax. 
 
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 GUARANTEE CAPITAL ^500,000. 
 
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 Sir EDWARD KENNY, Chairman. 
 
 How. JAMES MacDONALD, M.P. | J. S. MACLEAN, Esq. 
 THOMAS ABBOTT, Esq. | '^.O. P. MITCHELL, Esq. 
 
 MEDICAL EXAMINEE, - W. N. WIOKWIEE, Eiq., M.D. 
 
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 public appreciation of its undoubted Security and Low Rates. 
 
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 TAYLOR'S DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE, 
 
 No, 63 Harrington Street, natifax, JV. S, 
 
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 Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines, Combs, Tooth, Hair, 
 
 Nail, Cloth, Plate and other Brushes, Sponges, Perfumery, 
 
 English and French, Soaps, Oils, Pomades, &c., &o. 
 
 Jgr Constantly oii liand ! or imported at short noti<'« to 
 
 order ! all kinds t>f tlio Genuine Singer's Manufac- 
 turing and Family Sewing Machines, direct 
 
 from their ISIanu factory at Glasgow, Scotland. 
 Ifo Ilo|;u« Article ofl^rctl! 
 
 ^" The genuine new Family Machine, with all I he latest 
 improvements — wauuantkd — at the low j)rico of Thirty- 
 live Dollars. Their other Machines at equally low prices, by 
 
 HENRY A. TAYLOR. 
 
 CABINET-MAKER, 
 
 UPHOLSTERER, AND UNDERTAKER, 
 
 «06 A«;<iTI*B STREET, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 All kinds of Drawinp; Room, Dining Room, and Bedroom Furniture 
 on hand and made to order in all tlie latest styles. 
 
 FKATHER BEDS, SPRING, HATR, FLOCK, EXCELSIOR and 
 SEAWEED MATTRASSES made to order at the shortest notice. 
 
 OLD FURNIiaRE REPAIRED & RE-STUFFED. 
 
 N. B. — Particular attention j>aid to the Undertaking Department. 
 
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 No. 18 GEORGE STREET, - - - HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 Prescriptions and Familv Kccipes accurateljr dispensed with the 
 purest London Dru^s and cfhemionls. 
 
 Hair, Tooth and Nail BrushcH, Combs, Pomades, Perfumery, Fnnoy 
 Soaps, and other Toilet Keqiiiuitrs. English and AnQorican Patent 
 Medicines. Surgical Instrumenti, Trussniit, &c. 
 
 W. C. DELANEY, 
 
 No. ISO Qranville St. 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 TEETH Inserted in the Best and most approved Style of 
 the Art. Would ask especial attention to the 
 
 SPRING PLATE, FOE PAETUL BETS TEETH, 
 
 Being inserted without Clasps, and not covering the roof 
 
 of the Mouth. 
 
 Teeth extracted without pain, by the administration of 
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 COTTON HIIiIiS, 
 
 Has the name of the Mills and our name on a Printed 
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 WHITE, RED AND ORANGE YARN is put up in BLUE 
 
 Paper. 
 
 BLUE YARN is put up in BUFF Paper. .^ 
 
 1^ All Yarn made by us is warranted of b«st quality, 
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 PHIENIX flNUTUAL 
 
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 HARTFORD, CONN. 
 
 iMuei all kinii of Policies on the most favorahle plans, and free from 
 nearlj ail restrictions on Trarel, Residence or Oocn^iatiou. 
 
 Its ratio uf Assets to Liabilities is larger tlian tlmt of anj other 
 Company of equal a^o, and is the only Company of consideration that 
 incrensed its busineHS in 1871. 
 
 The progress during the last ten years is more steady and progressive 
 than any other Company. 
 
 Durmi; the year 1871 this Company issued 10,039 Policies, of which 
 nearly 1000 were sent into the Dominion. This larjro increase will 
 compare farourably with any other Company iu either the United States 
 or the Dominion. 
 
 GRANVILLE STREET, HALIFAX, N. 8. 
 PRINCE WILLIAM STREET, ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
 K. K. ANDREWS, 
 
 Manager. 
 
 EVERETT iROTHERS, 
 
 laa GRANVILLE STREET, 
 
 Manufacturers and Importers of 
 
 HATS AND CAPS, LADIES' FURS, 
 
 Trunks, Valises, and Bags, Hat Cases and Gloves, 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 
 
 Buyers will And our Stock is not excelled by any, for lowuess of price 
 
 or durability in wear. 
 
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U. T. MviK k Co., V»)^r Hiilrrt k HUiik Bonk M«nunio'rt. ISftOranvlIlp 
 
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 JEWELLER, 
 
 145 Granville Street (old No. 131), 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 Has conitandj on lmn<1 uu\ is always rccoiring a Stock of 
 
 GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY, 
 
 ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS, 
 
 Electro Plated Ware, Opera Glasses, 
 
 Bog M, VQicanite, anl Jet Goods, Tortoise Shell anl steel Ooods, 
 
 GOLD, SILVER, AND STEEL SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES, 4c. 
 
 Comprising iu fact all tho articles nsuallj found io a first 
 
 class Jeweller's Store. 
 
 Jewellery MannfactQrel to Drier tj coipetent f orbnes. 
 
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 WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELLERY REPAIRED. 
 
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 NEW NO. 145 OLD NO. 131. 
 
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 NAUFAX. N. 9. 
 
 JOSEPH S. BELCHER, 
 
 (Late Geo. II. Stakk Jk Co.) 
 
 HEAD BOAK'S WHARF, 
 
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 and Pickled Fifth, Flour, and West India Produce, &c., &c. 
 
 CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. 
 
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 Whole§ale and Retail Dealers in 
 
 China, Glass & Earthenware, 
 
 JEWELLERY. CUTLERY, ALBUMS, TEA TRAYS, 
 
 Concertinas, Violins, Lamps and Chimnies, 
 
 CRUET STANDS, &c. 
 Tk% dMt of TC^mS to WkoloMlo l^oilort. 
 
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 Opposite Oxley's Wharf, HALIFAX. 
 
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 WINES &c., of the best Vintages. 
 
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 ALSO — Dealer in all descriptions of 
 
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R. T. MUtRA CO, rrtpcr Rulers & Blnnk I?ook Rranufae'rH, faS Grntivitfr 
 
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 Trunks, Carpet Bags, Rubber Coats, &c. 
 
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 196 Ariryle Street, Tliree doors Nortli Colouial Met. 
 
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 N. WIRELL & CO. 
 
 No. 108 UPPER WATER STREET, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 Bog to intimate to ihc Pnl)ne, that hiivingf ciit.nrgf'd t!unr 
 
 promises, they now have gi'oater faoilitios for carrying on 
 
 their bu8ino.s8, it being oxprosgly adapted for Btorufje of rro- 
 
 d«ce> Sec., and fitted with Shelving smd CounterH. They are 
 
 mm prepared to glv« Ri)«cial Attention to Country and 
 
 Foreign Consignments of various kinds^ entrusted to their 
 
 care. 
 
 ritoMrT jtJErujtys mads. 
 
 U. J. KNAPEHI, 
 
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 Flexible Stamps of all kinds, Burning Brands, Embossing 
 
 Presses, Ganeelling Stamps and Ribbons, Steel Letters 
 
 and Figures, Linen Markers, Door Plates and 
 
 Numbers, Stencil Inks and Brushes, &c., &e. 
 
 5^- FISH INSPECTORS will find this the ])lnc« to proouro their 
 PLATES, INK and BRUSHES, for Marking M«ckoi-el, Herrin{r, &c. 
 
 A SpeciaWy made of Lettering Buff BlintlSf for 
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 MILLINERY : 
 
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 J. B. LeBI^NC. 
 
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 Working Jewellers & Silversmilhs, 
 
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 Invito inHpcctlon l)y <'iti/(Mi.s himI Htnui«;()rH of l!i«ur lirli, ox- 
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 STERLING SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, &c., 
 
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 ENGLISH & FOREIGN WATCHES, ALL STYLES, 
 
 Electro-Plated Goods of every variety and description, 
 
 SUPERIOR ALBATA PLATE, 
 
 Sheffield Table Cutlery, and Britannia Metal Ware. 
 
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 Spectacles and Eye Glasses. 
 
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 times, a full assortment of lirst class (ioods, in tlie above 
 line, at the lowest possible prices. 
 
 The same excellent quality of 
 
 Electro-Platetl Sjoons, Forts, Bntter Knives, Ladles, &c., 
 
 which has been sold at this eHtablishment for the last tw(!nty- 
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 STAPLE AND 
 
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 Wholesale and Retail, 
 
 SUITABLE FOR THE TOWN AND COUNTRY TRADE. 
 
 This Stock is jiurcliascd at tbo lowest Market Rates, and 
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 Hope Iron TKTorlcs. 
 
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 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
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 NEWCOMB & LAMBERT, 
 
 CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND UNDERTAKERS, 
 
 OPPOSITE THE OLD POST OFFICE 
 
 FXJRISriTXJI^E 
 
 Of every description on hand or made to order as cheap »3 can be had 
 
 elsewhere. 
 Carpets made and put down at short notice. Also, Floor Oil Cloths 
 laid in the bt>vt manner possible. Ships' Wheels on hand and made to 
 order of the best material and workmanship. Veaetian Blinds made to 
 or at short notice. Orders from the Country will meet with prompt 
 attention. 
 
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 (Late of the firm of Wilson & Newoomb.) 
 
 James Anderson, 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 ALL KINDS OF FRESH MEATS. 
 
 Nos. 17 & 19 Bedford Row, 
 
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 of Dry Goods, Clothing, &c., &c. 
 
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 HALIFAX STOVE STORE. 
 
 H. A. ScliwartZy 
 
 (Successor to U. Downs & Son.) 
 
 TINSMITH & PLUMBER, 
 
 Dealer in Stoves and Grates, 
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 MANILLA & TARRED R()1»E. 
 
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 144 & 146 UPPER WATER and 245 
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a H. T. MUIR & CO., Paper Rulers & Blank Book Mnnufae'rs, 125 Granville. 
 
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 E. K BEOWN, 
 
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 ' ^ Hardware, Cutlery, 
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 69 & 71 Upper "Water St., 
 
 HEAD TOBIN'S WHARF, ,, 
 
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 SUITS MADE-UP TO ORDER, 
 
 In the most fashionable styles. 
 
 As our Term are strictly CASH, we can afford to make up Garments 
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 WILLIHil eOlEif Sii, 
 
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 Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Cordage, Nets, Lines, Twines, Paints, 
 
 Ochres, Oils, Varnislies, 
 
 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 
 
 "-^ TAR, riTCn, BOSIN, i&c. 
 
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 HEAD OF COMMERCIAL WHARF, 
 
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 GEORGE H. WILUAfflS, 
 
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 English, American and Domestic Manufactured 
 
 Boots, Shoes & Rubbers, 
 
 TRUMS, VALISES, TRAVELLING BAGS, &c., &g. 
 
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Writing, Copying and Printing Inks at R. T. MUIR & CO.'S. 
 
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 BENNETT'S WHARF, HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 Every article needed for Ships' use supplied at 
 
 short notice, and at Lowest Rates cou' 
 
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 J. W. BENNEH. 
 
 Brown BBOmEjis & CO., Gold Leaf, Dry PainUi and Vanbbes, 
 
R. T. MUIR & CO., Paper Rulers & Blank Book Manufac'rs, 125 Granville. 
 
 
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 R. C. HAMILTON & GO. 
 
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 MEECHANTS, 
 
 119 Lower Water Street, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 
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 to execute orders for FLOUR, «Scc., in the Western 
 
 Markets, with the 
 
 GREATEST POSSIBLE DESPATCH, 
 
 And on the most reasonable terms. 
 
 Flour and Meal constantly on hand. 
 
 TOnOXTO HOUSE: 
 
 ^ W. D. MATTHEWS & CO. 
 
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Biblea, Testaments, Prayer and School Books at R. T. MUIR & GO'S. 
 
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 SCOTIA HOUSE, 
 
 Corner Duke & Barrington Streets, 
 
 (John Esson's oW Corner,) 
 
 C. & W. ANDERSON, 
 
 Manufacturers of the best ground COFFEE in the Dominion, or any 
 Country ; try it. Importers and Dealers in 
 
 First Glass Teas, Coffees, Sugar, 
 
 SPICES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ,, 
 BISCUITS OF ALL KINDS, 
 
 Beans, Peas, Barley, Rice, Molasses, Codfish, Herring, Corn 
 
 Meal, Oatmeal, 
 
 CIIMffi, RHS, butter; (lEESE, 
 
 BROOMS, BUCKETS, 
 
 FLOUR, FAMILY & PASTRY, 
 
 . "^ ^ And every article in the Grocery Business. 
 
 LIQUORS, the Best Imported. 
 
 Rum, Gin, Whiskey, Brandy, Port & Sherry, 
 
 Champagne, &c. 
 
 Oar prices cannot be surpassed in Halifax. Call and examine before 
 
 purchasing elsewhere. 
 
 C.& W.ANDERSON, 
 
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 SCOTIA HOUSE. 
 
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R. T. MUIR & CO., Booksellers & Stationers, 125 Giinvillo St., Halifax. 
 
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 THOMSON, ABBOTT & CO., 
 
 general ^ ^ommissian Pertl^junts, 
 
 IMrOKTURS OP 
 
 Teas, Spices, Rice, Starch, Soap, (fee. 
 
 AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IK 
 
 W:EST INDIA rMODucm. ' 
 
 JVo. 81 Upper Water St., Halifax, JV. S. 
 
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 The Acadia Powder Company 
 
 MANUFACTURE 
 
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 MINING OR BLASTING and SPORTING POWDERS. 
 
 Samples maj be seen and terms will bo ma<lo known on application to 
 THOMSON, ABBOTT & CO., Agents, 
 
 81 Upper Water Street. 
 
 FRASER&SONS, 
 
 82 & 84 BARRINGTON ST., HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 ^^'^' Are now making Superb *'* *'^'' '" ' 
 
 COTTAGE Pl^ilSrOS, 
 
 Serei OctiTes, wlOi Metallic fraiis ml Wo. < r 
 
 The Manufacturers con- 
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 Insurance Company, 
 
 OF HARTFORD, CONN. 
 
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 The leading American Fire Insurance Coinpany, 
 with the pre»tige of Ii4 years unequalled success* 
 
 NOVA SCOTIA AGENCY FIRST ESTABLISHED IN 1838. 
 
 CASH CAPITAL AND SURl'LU 3, 
 
 (nearly) 
 
 Five Millions of Dollars, 
 
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 InBurance effected against Ices or damnge by fire, on every 
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 SPECIAL NOTICE- 'NO CONNECTION WITH THE TARIFF OFFICES." 
 
 Losses promptly Paid in Gold. 
 
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 AGENTS THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE: 
 
 Amherst. .. . 
 AnHiipolis. . . 
 Jiaddeck. . . . 
 Bridgetown., 
 
 Digby 
 
 Keiitville.. . 
 Liverpool . . , 
 Lunenburg., 
 
 .W. M. Fullerton, Esq. 
 .W. R. Ruggles, Esq. 
 .W. Kidston, Esq. 
 . Albert Morse, Esq. 
 .E. Burnham, Esq. 
 .Harris & Chipman. 
 .Kobie S. Sterns, Esq. 
 .H. S. Jost, Esq. 
 
 New Glasgow . ..Jas. A. Eraser, Esq. 
 
 Pictou S. H. Holmes, Esq. 
 
 Pugwash Levi Borden, P>q. 
 
 Truro Geo. Beading, Esq. 
 
 Wallace Hon. A. Mact'arlane. 
 
 Wolfville Dr. J. K. Hea. 
 
 Windsor. . ..W. H. & A. Blancha.-d. 
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 Office, 111 Hollis St., international Hotel Building. 
 
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 N. B.-SEND FOR PRICE LIST. 
 
 The only Successful and Special TEA aud COFFEE 
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 sell onr Goods as cheap as any house in the City. Stock 
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 CASH PAID FOR HOMESPUN AND YARN. 
 
 FOOT OF JACOB STREET. 
 
 JAMES DUGGAN, 
 
 Aactioneer & Commission Mercbant, 
 
 216 AND 218 LOWER WATER STREET, 
 
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 No. 1 City Market Building. 
 
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 ESTABLISHED 1863. 
 
 Sales of Cattle, and Produce of all kinds. Merchandize 
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 SALES OF REAL ESTATE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. 
 
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 C»knlnt«(l for HiiHfax, L»t 44° 39' 20" N., and Lone. 63° an' 40" W. 
 
 from Orrenwicli, — and for onliiinry purponot will tervt, witk 
 
 luflScient arciirncj, for all partu of th« Proriaeo, in- 
 
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 SIGNS OF THE PLANETS, ETC, 
 
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 % Now Moon, 
 Q ^'ull Mo«n, 
 J First Quarter, 
 ^ liast Quarter, 
 
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 9 Venui, 
 
 % Man, 
 
 "U Jupiter, 
 
 ^ Rjxturn, 
 
 ^ Ilerschol or Uranat^ 
 
 S^ONS OF TUB ZODIAC. 
 
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 I *y Aries, head, 
 3 ^ Taurus, neck, 
 
 3 n Gemini, arms, 
 
 4 9S Cancer, breast, 
 
 5 St Leo, heart, 
 
 6 flJJ Virgo, bowels. 
 
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 Libra, reini, 
 Scoqtio, Mcrete, 
 Sagittarina, thi. 
 
 10 VJ Capricomas, kn. 
 
 11 m Aquarius, lej^t, 
 
 12 X Pitces, fe«t. 
 
 CHUONOLOGICAL CYCLES FOR THE TEAR. 
 
 Dominical Letter E 
 
 Roman Indiction 1 
 
 Julian Period C58C 
 
 Golden Number .12 
 
 Epact <..... 1 
 
 Solar Cjcle 6 
 
 The year 5634 of the Jewish Era commences on September 22, 1873. 
 
 Uamad&a (month of abstinence obseiTed by the Turks) commenneH 
 on October, 23, 1873. 
 
 Tlie jear 1290 of tlio Mohammedan Era commences on March 1, 
 1873. 
 
 March 5, 7, 8. 
 June 4, 6, 7. 
 
 EMBER DATS. 
 
 September 17, 19, 20. 
 December 17, 18, 20. 
 
 ROGATION DAYS. 
 May 19,20, SI. 
 
 MORNING AND EVENIN-:^ PLANETS.— 1173. 
 
 5 Mercury — Until February 5 MeiCury will be a Morning Star; 
 it then rises about 20 minutes before the Sun. It will be an Evening 
 Star from the end of February until the 4lh April. On the 9th April 
 it rises about 2.5 minutes before the Sun, and will be a Morning Star 
 until the beginning of June. It will again bo an Evening Star from 
 the 11th June to the 4th August ; then a Morning Star from August 17 th 
 to September 2l8t; an Evening Star from the 7tb October to the end 
 of November, and after that a Morning Star. 
 
 9 Vbku8. — Ou the 1 St January Vcu us will be above the horizon 
 about 3 hours and 25 minutes after sunset, and will continue an Even- 
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 the Sun Mny 5tli, — and from the 1 1th will be a Mornit>(( Star throtigh- 
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 % Mara. — From the l>e>finnlnff of JniTtiary until the 17th April 
 Mare will be a Mortifirr^ iikar ; mkI aftuv tl»at an ]*>entn^ Star during 
 the remainder of the ycur. 
 
 2^ JuriTKR — Throi>};liout tliu month of January, and until the tnirftfle 
 of February, .lupitor will Ihj a Morninj; Star. (>n the IDth Fubiuiiry 
 it risfj nbuut 'i^ niinutcu before rtunHi;t, arwl after that will l»e on Kven- 
 inj; iSiar until about lb« 2()ib Au;,'U8t. It will be in coiijmicfron with 
 the Sun on the 4th Se|)toml)or, and from tl>o KHli (when it riies about 
 25 minutes lH;f(jT»; the Suu) it will ajrain be a Morning Star 
 
 \ Saturn. — In the bej^inninj; of Jafinmy Saturn will be an Kten- 
 in^' Star. It will bo in conjunctitm with the Sun Jarmary 13 j rites HS 
 minutes before the Sun on the 2tth, and continues a Mornin^i^ Star un- 
 til the a2nd July — after that it will again be an Kreniug Star for the 
 rest of the year. 
 
 BEGINNING ANT) LENGTH OF THE SEASONS. 
 
 a. M. 
 
 Sun enters V? (Winter h^s^w*) T7pc. 21 , 1872, at 7 39 M. 
 
 Sun enters T (Spring' l»e)<ins) March 20, 1873, at 8 38 M. 
 
 Sun enters 25 (Summer k-jiiiis) June 21, 1873^, at 5 II M. 
 
 Sun enters :£i (Autumti Irji^uis) Sept. 22, 1873, at 7 21 A, 
 
 Sun entws VJ ( Winter begins) Dec. 21, 1873, at ..I fff A. 
 
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 ( Winter of 1872-73.,., 89 59 
 
 T ^\, f*k«J Spriniirof 1873.. 92 20 33 
 
 Length of tho-< j^l^^.Jer of 1873 93 14 Iff 
 
 (. Autumu oi" 1873 ..89 17 57 
 
 ECLIPSES IN 1873. 
 
 In the year 1873 there will be two Eclipees of the Suu, and two of the 
 Moon — riz. ; — 
 
 I A Total Eclipse of the Moon, May 12, 1873, inrrtible at Halifax; 
 [the Moon sets about 20 minutes after the eclipse begins.] 
 
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 First contact with the Penumbra, May 12.4 13 M. > Mean 
 
 Middle of the Eclipse '. 7 6 M. > time at 
 
 Last contact with the Penumbra 9 59 M. y Halifax. 
 
 Magnitude of the Eclipse (Moon's diameter =« 1) 1428. 
 
 II. A I'artial Eclipse of the Sun, May 26, 1873, visible at Halifax. 
 Begins on the Earth, May 20, 2li. 49m. *M., Mean Time at Halifax, in 
 
 Longitude 20° 57' W. of Greenwich, and Ivatitude 25° 4' N. 
 Greatest Eclipse, 4h .')4m. M. (Sun's diam. — 1) 0899, iu Longitude 
 
 99"= 46' W and Latitude 03° 54' N. 
 Ends on the Eaith, 7h. Ora. M. in Longitude 131° 13' E., und Latitude 
 
 52° 57' N. 
 
 The Sun rises at Halifax, May 26, 4h. 25m. partly eclipsed. 
 
 III. A Total Eclipse of the Moon, Norember 4, 1873, inrisible at 
 Halifax. 
 
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 First contact with the Penumbra, Nor. 4. . 8 53 M. ) Mean 
 
 Middle of the Eclip.se .11 36 M. > time at 
 
 Last contact with the Penumbra. ........ 2 19 A. ) Halifax. 
 
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 iV. A Pai>ial KrlipAu of tbct San, Novenihor 19-20, 1873, iiiTiiible 
 at llaUfax; but vMil)le lietwaea Um foltowia^; liaita: — 
 
 Keuiflton the Rarth Noremher 19, 9h. 24m. A., Mann Tirfi<^ at Hali- 
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 Kiid« MM th« Karth, No^cwIk't 20, (t\u 5.1m. M. in Lonyitu.la 12.1° 29' 
 
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 MOVEABLE FITASTS, ETC!. 
 
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 C^uiR(|ita|:;(>(iiiiia-81ir(>Te 8un. S3 
 
 A«U Wedncflday 21 
 
 (jiiiidra^'.— liit Shu. in Lent. Mar. 2 
 
 I'm I ni Sunday -.A41I. 6 
 
 G<»od Friday II 
 
 OtJiar Feasts, AnRirarMiriaa, Sec. 
 
 EaUTBK ftuHPAT A])l. U 
 
 Uof^atiMri Sunday Hay IH 
 
 A«<-fjjii4ti Dar 32 
 
 I*«iitu«o5(t — VV'hit Sunday.. .Juaa 1 
 
 IVinity Sunday H 
 
 Cx)T\Hi^ Cliristi 12 
 
 Kirat Suuduy in Advent. . . .Nov. tV 
 rill b« found La Calendar |>a^e8. 
 
 EXPLANATORT. 
 
 Apheli«n — that part of apUuet'i orbit farthest from t^e Stm. 
 
 Perikelhn — that part of a planet '« orbit nm.rett the Sun. 
 
 Elong/atian — angttlar diatacce of a planet frota the Suo, as teen from 
 the Earth. 
 
 Penumhra — a partial aha^ow reaukiu^ from tfce dirauiiihed liifht of the 
 Bun to the earth or m«»eu, during a aolar or lunar eclipse, appearing as 
 partial. 
 
 Dfctinali^n — the distance ofahearoBlylKady from tiieeqainoctiallino. 
 Ediiitic — tho plane of the carth^s oil>it nearest the nun. 
 ^ Ap«;i^ec' — {rrefttest distance from the Cftrtk. 
 
 - -- • 3) Peritroe — leant d4«tan<Mj if kwh tl«eeftrt1«. 
 
 O Quadrature. $ Opposition. (J Coiyunction. 
 Q Asoeit^ing mtdc. q DcgoeMling ivode. 
 
 Tlte letters M. A., m.a., deooto monuHg and ajternoon; ti. m. •., 
 
 N. nortli, E. east, 
 
 S. south, W. west. 
 
 ^ TVgrceg, 
 ' M incites <rf Arc. 
 j(t Seconds -of Are. 
 
 TSie Siiirs Declination and Efjuation of Time ore p^vcn for Noon^ 
 the M*JOu"'« Declination for Midnight — Mean Time at Greenwich. 
 
 Fou TiiK a..i£N«TU <OF wuu DAT. — Add 12 hours to t^e time of the 
 San^s setting, and from tlie sura subtract the time of riiiiog. 
 
 FoK THB LENOTH OF THE NioHT. — Subtract the time of the Sun's 
 setting from 12 hours, and to the remaioder add the tiuse of lising next 
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 Thi Tidbs will be ftund in CacltncUr pagAs, aad >■ TiiU Tmblt, page 78. 
 
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 the Earth, and serves to show what kind of weather will meet probably 
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 In Winter. 
 
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 Snow if E. 
 Cold and high 
 
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 Snow or rain. 
 
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 The nearer midnight any of the Mooa*» changes occur, the finer will 
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 tho»e changes happen, th* more foul and wet will be the weather that 
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 THE GEmMFJS OUTFITTING WIREHODSE, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 MANUKACTUREIIS OF 
 
 READY-MADE CLOTHING. 
 
 IMPORTESS OF AND DBALEBS OP 
 
 Solid Leather PortmantMnis, Trunks, Valises, 
 
 TRAVELLING BAGS, RAILWAY RUGS, 
 TJinbi'ellas, &c. 
 
 Also, constantly In stock, a large a«sortment of 
 
 RUBBER CLOTHING, 
 
 Direct from the Manufacturers, warranted Waterproof and 
 
 good valuo» 
 
 We are novr prepared to execute all orders for making up 
 Men's, Youths* and Boys' Shirts of all descriptions, made 
 to order from most approved patterns, best materials, and 
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 3) First Quarter, 5th d. 5h. 13m. afternoon, bearing S. by E. i E. 
 O Full Moon, 13th d. Oh. 8ra. afternoon, below the horizon. 
 (^ Last Quarter, 21st d. 4h. 16m. afternoon, below the horizon. 
 # New Moon, asth d. Ih. ISm. afternoon, bearing S. bjr W. i W. 
 
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 \vliv,ii the ground is hard inanurc may be removed to much advantage, 
 lliiffiwood for fuel should be cut tJiis month, so as to be ready for bring- 
 ing home as soon as there is plenty of snow for sleighing. Fonce-polcs 
 should also l)e cut, as well as any other lumbering material likely to be 
 required during the ensuing season. As the month advances, look out 
 for very severe weather, and see that your stores oi potatoes, turnips 
 and other roots are secure against frost. By keeping a thermometer in 
 the cellar, and noticing its gradual sinkiu'^ you will have plenty of 
 time to prepare against any tlireatened calamity. 
 
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 so that they may roost on the back of the cows. 
 
 So soon as the snow is deep enough sleighing operations should be- 
 gin. Bring home from the woods the tuel that has been chopped, and 
 deposit it in orderly piles in the back yard or dose to the wood house. 
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 During this month early sown crops •will now require attention. 
 Seedling weeds will begin to green the surface, and as early hoeing 
 saves a great deal of sulisoquent labour, no time slionld he lost in [)ro- 
 ceeding with the work. Carrots, onions and parsnips require careful 
 hand weeding. The kitchen garden and flower garden should now he 
 thorougiily cleaned and made tidy, bushes tied up, walks dressed, 
 grass kept short on the lawn. If such is not done in June, there will 
 he less time for it as the season advances, and the rapid growth of 
 weeds is terribly discouraging. 
 
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 CornwivUis, Hortou, Il.Mitwport, N*VTport, Windsor, Truro, Jkc. 
 
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 third week of July : but, throughout the Province generally, it is the 
 ' tter practice to wait till the first of August. When Crass is cut too 
 early, it is more troublesome to make into good hay, and shrinks to a 
 less weight. Many nnmteur farmers think that grass cannot be cut 
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 4th Sun. af. Trin. Prs. Victoria of 
 
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 Length of day I5h. 19m. 
 
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 ^ in y. (^ perigee. 
 5th Sunday after Trinity. 
 9 gr. elong. W. 
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 summer work should be finished up. Potatoes should, this month, 
 liave their final hoeing, cultivating and ploiigliing between the drills 
 with the double mould-hoard ploijgh. Turnips, when suflficicntly ad- 
 vanced, should also Ixj hoed, in fact, all root crops, mangels, carrots, 
 parsnips, and also corn and garden vegetables, should be left in a per- 
 fectly clean condition at the beginning of haying, as otherwise the weeds 
 will make such progress during the busy season that it will be hopeless 
 to retrieve. We hope the barns are in good condition for the crop ; it 
 is only thriftless farmers who arc found on the roofs of their barn* nail- 
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 Cariiwallis, Morton, Ilant^port, Wiudaor, Newport, Truro, «c. 
 
 Dye Stuffs, Oils and Paints at EAGAR'S. Sec page 237. 
 
 ITat being by far the most imy)ortant'crop produced in Nova Scotia, 
 the operation of seeding down land to grass is entitled to much atten- 
 tion. In the past the common method has been to sow gi-nss eeod with 
 basley or oats or wheat in Spring, and to look for a hay crop in the year 
 following. The diBadrantnges of this plan are (1) that if the grain 
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 rains have softened the ground. It will also be well to roll uneven 
 fields. Plough up old sod .'"or sprmg crops, such aw potatoes, and clear 
 new land for the same. By ploughing now, the sod has time to rot 
 partially before winter. Potatoes are usually taken up in the latter 
 part of this month. Do not put them in heaps until they are pretty 
 well dried, and be careful to have intermixed kinds picked out before 
 storing, or rather in the field when taking up, so as to preserve your 
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 and, where near a market, they can usually be disposed of at once to 
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 Potatoes, if not already housed, Should now be taken np as rapidly 
 a.s possible, dried and stored away from frost. Later in the month, 
 after a few frosty evenings, it will be time to take up Swedish Turnips. 
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 Mangles must also be taken up and treated in like manner. Parsnips 
 may remain in the ground all winter, but if the fields are accessible to 
 your own or your neighbour's sheep, you will find in spring time that 
 the parsnips have been eaten over at the top and spoilt for mark«t. 
 Mulch fruit trees and bushes, and afford protection by boards or evergreen 
 brush to strawberries, roses, and other delicate plants. Where rasp- 
 berries are liable to winter-kill, peg down the canes to the ground for 
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 WINDOW (.LASS, LONDON I'AINIS (k OILS, LEAD, COHDAGE, 
 
 llousn FunilHhiiiK (IoocIh of nvory dfiHoriptlon, S(yALEH, 
 
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 FiloH, and all kindH of Mill Siipplha 
 
 AW'ttlH fur /»»i/e of 
 
 LaVILLE MONTAGNE ZINC MINING CO.'S ROOFING AND 
 
 SHEATHING ZINC, 
 
 Bill & McKays Axes & Edge Tools, 
 
 AOAOIA POWDER COMPANY'S QUNPOWOER, 
 ()IIAUi,KS I). KDWAHDVS 
 
 L^lrc and Kiirglar Proof Safes, 
 
 A. Bicker's Card Clolliiiig for Carfliiig Mills. 
 
 Jtl nnufncltirri'it nf 
 
 CUT NAILS ANJ) IJllADS. 
 
 Large Supplies of the above Goods kopt in Stock, and 
 
 Special IndufJimonts olfered to Wholesale 
 
 Cash Purchayors. 
 
 DAVID STARR & SONS, 
 
 BHEiPlKLD HOUSE, 
 
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 DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND JUSTICE. 
 
 Supremo Court of Judicature. 
 
 HAVING I,A\V AMI K.yiiriY .M.IHim>l("noN TllllOIMUroUl' THK rilf>VIN«'K. 
 
 CiiiKii' JuHi'tuK, Sir Will. Yrtuiiti;, Kf. Mi^iirv .iiiixju, titid 
 Jiiihfc of the Sn/)if>iu' (onrf, lion Jfiiiics \V. .loliiistdii. Asf<istitnf 
 Jtiffi/fS, I/im Kiliiiuiid M;',niiy Dixld, /A//) Wiiliiini I'lnlk. 1 )('.sl'>m k.-m, 
 /foil Lewis MtMiis Wilkiiis, J/oii John VV. liitchic, /f'>n Joimthjui 
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 'Vhv, ilmljio ill Fi(|uity sits tOHtteml to E(|(iiiy hiisiiicss every Moiidny 
 and Wediiesdiiy, \vht;ii hiisliieH-s re(|iiire», (e-xcept in va<iitii)ii ), in tlie 
 C'haneery liuorn, oil" the I'rothoiiotniv's olliec, at Ji o'clock A. M. 
 
 Atiorueij (toicral, llmi Henry Win. Siiiilli. 
 
 Mahpku.s — /liilij'tir, Henry C I>. Twinintr, lliijrh llartsliornc, 
 Ale,\aiidcr Jiinies, Win Howe; I'iitnu, lOdward Kojicli, linn .M. 1. 
 Wilkiiis, Daniel Diek.son ; Yaniioiil/i, ThoM 1). ('hijiinan, ('. It. Owen, 
 Jaiiu'H Murray ; >S/nlhiinK', 'riioinas .Jolinsoii ; ndnliif/ldii, (jahriel 
 H.ol)ert.son ; /funts, David Frieze, Win H. Jllaiieliard ; A'/»/r/s, Geo A. 
 Bl'Uiehanl, Stephen H. Moor*', .James II. Treseott, Henry H. Weiwter ; 
 fjunenhuiyh, .lames Dowlinj^ ; Antid/tolis, 'IMiomaa William Clui.slcy, 
 Timothy D. iinj^jxles, .lames (iray, Edward ('. Covvlirifx, Alhert 
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 11 Oct. 1810 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 
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 IH April, 
 
 1810 
 
 18 A|»ril, 181.') 
 
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 15 April, 
 
 1818 
 
 15 April, 1817 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
 (i(M)r<»(' 'r. Soloinoii, 
 
 l".> Apiil, 
 
 1821 
 
 19 April, 1810 
 
 Ennenhurg. 
 
 H. Munloch, ()r.. uc\... 
 
 14 Jnlv, 
 
 1822 
 
 14, Inly, 1821 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 ,ln\m ,]. Sawvor. 
 
 l.>8 Jan'. 
 
 1 82.') 
 
 28 Jan. 1824 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 (toorjjo U. (ii'assid, 
 
 l.'i April, 
 
 1 82.') 
 
 i;5 April, 1824 
 
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 1827 
 
 24 Jan. 1820 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
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 ;24 Julv, 
 
 1827 
 
 24 Jnlv, 1827 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
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 2.'{ Oct. 
 
 1827 
 
 24 Oct". 1820 
 
 i)igl)y. 
 
 li')l)ert n. Di'kson, 
 
 2.*J Oct. 
 
 1827 
 
 24 Oct. 1820 
 
 Truro. 
 
 1 
 
 /A»H. M. I. Wilkiiitt, 
 
 '22 Jan. 
 
 1 828 
 
 22 .Ian. 1828 
 
 IIalifax,Prot'y 
 
 Etlwunl II Miuii Hilton, 
 
 2H Oct. 
 
 1 828 
 
 2:5 Oct. 1827 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 V^tephon II. Moore, 
 
 27 Jan. 
 
 1 82'.> 
 
 22 Jan. 1828 
 
 Kentville. 
 
 •d 
 
 .lolin C. Halli'mitoii, 
 
 28 Jnlv, 
 
 1 W2*» 
 
 22 July, 1828 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 ■ 
 
 IS 
 
 ir 
 
 William II. Kcatiiiix, 
 
 3 Nov. 
 
 1 82'.t 
 
 28 Oct. 1828 
 
 Do. 
 
 William Sutli vlaiul, qc. 
 
 l\ Nov. 
 
 182'J 
 
 28 Oct. 1 828 
 
 Do. 
 
 Etl'.Tnrd Uoacli, 
 
 4 iVfay, 
 
 1 8;iO 
 
 5 May, 1829 
 
 Pictou. 
 
 
 Henry I'rvor, dcl. 
 
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 18.*U 
 
 25 Jan'. 18:51 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Thomas IJ. Aikiiis, dcl. 
 
 3 Mav, 
 
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 4 May, 18;50 
 
 Do. 
 
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 Halifax. 
 
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 29 0"t. 
 
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 29 Oct. 18:5.3 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 21 Jan. 
 
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 22 Jan. 18.'5.'5 
 
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 •50 April, 18.-5:5 
 
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 Ilonrv 11'. (Irantliam, 
 
 4 Nov. 
 
 1 8.'U 
 
 29 Oct. 18;V} 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
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 Henry B. Weh.ster, 
 
 5 May, 
 
 18.'5.5 
 
 29 April, 18:54 
 
 Kcntvillo. 
 
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 25 July, 
 
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 22 July, 18:54 
 
 (luyshoroUi^h. 
 
 9\ 
 
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 John I). Kiiinear, 
 
 2 i ,Iulv, 
 
 18.'10 
 
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 1 Nov. 
 
 18.'J0 
 
 3 Nov. 18:55 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 1<) Jan. 
 
 I8.'}7 
 
 14 Jan. 18:50 
 
 Truro. 
 
 4 
 
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 :n Oct. 
 
 18.'{7 
 
 1 Nov. 18:50 
 
 Slielhurnc, 
 
 
 David Matheson, 
 
 .11 Oct. 
 
 1 8: J 7 
 
 1 Nov. 18.10 
 
 Pictou, Proth'y 
 
 Peter Lviuli, yc, 
 
 ,*U Oct. 
 
 18;{7 
 
 1 Nov. 18:50 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 10 Jan. 
 
 18:58 
 
 18. Ian. 18:57 
 
 Antigonish, Sh 
 
 
 
 1 May, 
 
 18:58 
 
 2 May, 18:57 
 
 Pictou. 
 
 Frederick >V. (Irantham, 
 
 I Mav, 
 
 18:58 
 
 2 May, 18:57 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 Daniel Dick.^ou, 
 
 24 Jul'y, 
 
 18:58 
 
 '■5 July, 18:57 
 
 Pictou. 
 
 James MeKea^xMey, qo.. 
 
 :M Oct. 
 
 18:58 
 
 ■51 Oct. 18:57 
 
 vSvdnev, C. B. 
 
 Hon S. Fi. Shtmnon, gc, 
 
 10 Jan. 
 
 18:5'.) 
 
 10 Jan. 18:59 
 
 Ilalifik. 
 
 Henry C. I) Twiiiinfj:, 
 
 .'50 April, 
 
 1 8.-<9 
 
 :51 Mav, 18:58 
 
 P/o. 
 
 if 
 
 James Koliert I'reseott, 
 
 ;K) April, 
 
 18:59 
 
 :50 April, 18:59 
 
 Kentville. 
 
 Edward A. Fyke, 
 
 '2; J July, 
 
 1 8:59 
 
 24 Jnlv, 18:58 
 
 (\)rn'vallis. 
 
 K 
 
 •^'illiam Howe, 
 
 2;{ Jul'y, 
 
 18:5< 
 
 23 July, 18.19 
 
 Halifax, HcgPr 
 
 
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 2U ( )ct. 
 
 18:59 
 
 :50 Oct. 1838 
 
 Kentville. 
 
 IS 
 
 John C. Wade, gc, 
 
 '24 .Julv, 
 
 1841 
 
 28 July, 1840 
 
 Digby. 
 
 In 
 
 Jlon W. A. il'iny, gc, 
 
 M Nov. 
 
 1841 
 
 3 Nov. U<4() 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
 James .Mn'iay, Jr., 
 
 20 .Inlv, 
 
 1842 
 
 27 April, 1841 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 
 Hiram Hlaueiiard, gc, 
 
 18 A,;'nl, 
 
 184:5 
 
 :5o Nov. i8-;i 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
 Peter 8. Archilxild, 
 
 18 April, 
 
 184:5; 
 
 19 April. 1842 
 
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 18 April, 
 
 184.1 
 
 19 April, 
 
 1842 
 
 Anilierst. 
 
 
 ! AMml F. Hiililiiirloii, 
 
 18 April, 
 
 184.J 
 
 19 April, 
 
 1842 
 
 Haddeek. 
 
 
 ' John 1). McNult, 
 
 7 Mav, 
 
 IH44 
 
 29 April, 
 
 1842 
 
 Truro. 
 
 
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 7 Mav, 
 
 844 
 
 18 April 
 
 18 4. '5 
 
 Mrid^eiown. 
 
 • 
 
 IMiilip ('. Hill, uch., 
 
 7 Mav, 
 
 1844 
 
 7 May, 
 
 1 844 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 *• 
 
 'I'lioiims W. Hiirris, qc, 
 
 li.-l.Iulv, 
 
 1844 
 
 25 July, 
 
 |M4;i 
 
 Keritville. 
 
 V 
 
 .Iannis Ilnll Tliornc, 
 
 2'! .JnlV, 
 
 1814 
 
 2.'5 ,Iulv, 
 
 1HJ4 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
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 .'{ Dee. 
 
 1844 
 
 5 Dec. 
 
 iM4;i 
 
 WaihKC. 
 
 MM 
 
 /Mi'xuiidcr .laiiK'S 
 
 ♦1 Mav, 
 
 84. ^> 
 
 7 Mnv, 
 
 IH44 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 3 
 
 C'liarlf?* .fames Stownrt, 
 
 r, MaV, 
 
 184") 
 
 7 MaV, 
 
 IS44 
 
 Auiherst. 
 
 y. 
 
 I'Mwanl 1'. Nuttiii;^', 
 
 Muv, 
 
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 7 Mav, 
 
 1SI4 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 • 
 
 WilliiUM K. Cutler, 
 
 'J2 ,Iulv, 
 
 184.") 
 
 2.'{ Julv, 
 
 IN4J 
 
 Aricliat. 
 
 
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 i-'-J.InlV, 
 
 84.^) 
 
 2.'!.hirv, 
 
 IH4 1 
 
 I'ietou. 
 
 pa 
 
 .lames VV. .Inlmstori, Jr., 
 
 iM.lulV, 
 
 1840 
 
 2H JnlV, 
 
 IH40 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
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 20 April, 
 
 1847 
 
 22 Apiil, 
 
 1840 
 
 Do. 
 
 M 
 
 Hieliard Satids, .Ir., 
 
 20 April, 
 
 1847 
 
 20 April, 
 
 1H47 
 
 (Jranville. 
 
 NB 
 
 I'laneis S. Heuinisli, 
 
 'jr. .Inly, 
 
 1847 
 
 28 Jiilv, 
 
 1840 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 1 
 
 .lamps 'riiomsoii, 
 
 24 .Inly, 
 
 848 
 
 20 Julv, 
 
 1847 
 
 Haldnx. 
 
 4 
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 IvUvanl C. CinvVuv-, 
 
 4 Dee. 
 
 1818 
 
 29 Nov. 
 
 1847 
 
 AnmipoliM. 
 
 Kf 
 
 Williuin A. .Johnston, 
 
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 184<» 
 
 10 April, 
 
 IK 19 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 ^ 
 
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 2.T.lulv, 
 
 184!) 
 
 24 .Inlv, 
 
 1848 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 1 
 
 Williauj Twiiiin},', 
 
 .T Dee. 
 
 184!) 
 
 4 Dee. 
 
 1848 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 Isaae.J. Wjldc, 
 
 22,Inlv, 
 
 [8.'-)() 
 
 2.'5 .Inly, 
 
 184!) 
 
 Do. 
 
 •I!! 
 
 William II. nb'iiehnrd, 
 
 2 Dee. 
 
 850 
 
 .1 Dee. 
 
 1^^4!) 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 ^ 
 
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 2 Dee. 
 
 8.50 
 
 :] Dee. 
 
 184!) 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
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 21 April, 
 
 85! 
 
 1 .May, 
 
 I 850 
 
 lirid^ewatcr. 
 
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 21 .Jiilv, 
 
 85! 
 
 20 July, 
 
 1 H.'fO 
 
 Arirliiit. 
 
 * 
 
 
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 22 Dee. 
 
 851 
 
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 IS 50 
 
 H.ilifax. 
 
 m 
 
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 22 Dee. 
 
 851 
 
 22 J)ee. 
 
 1 ^:5 i 
 
 Do. 
 
 M 
 
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 10 April, 
 
 852 
 
 21 April, 
 
 1851 
 
 .'\nli;^onisli 
 
 • 
 
 .1. N. S. Marshall, 
 
 20 .July, 1 
 
 852 
 
 21 ,Iulv, 
 
 185! 
 
 Liver|)ool. 
 
 
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 2!) Nov. 1 
 
 852 
 
 22 Dee. 
 
 1851 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 Lewis W. Des liar res. 
 
 18 April, 1 
 
 85;5 
 
 19 Ai)ril, 
 
 1852 
 
 Do. 
 
 «d 
 
 Geor^'o A. McKenzi^, 
 
 1!) April, 1 
 
 85N 
 
 22 Dee. 
 
 1N51 
 
 Pi' ion. 
 
 
 Hol)ert G. Halilturton, 
 
 25 .Inlv, 1 
 
 85:$ 
 
 25 July, 
 
 i.S5:j 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Tliomus .T. Wallace, 
 
 28 Nov. 1 
 
 85,'J 
 
 28 Nov. 
 
 1 85.'5 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 Otto S. Weok.s, 
 
 4 Dee. 1 
 
 854 
 
 28 Nov. 
 
 1 85.3 
 
 Windftor. 
 
 m 
 
 William Fullorton, cj .c. 
 
 If. Auril, 1 
 
 855 
 
 25 Julv, 
 
 1 S5.3 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 ■1 
 
 IIu.L;h McDonald, 
 
 ••J Dee. 1 
 
 855 
 
 4 Dee. 
 
 1854 
 
 .\ntij,'onish. 
 
 A 
 
 -Jared C. Troop, 
 
 1 Dec. ] 
 
 85r) 
 
 :i Dec. 
 
 1 855 
 
 IJridjfctown. 
 
 Pi 
 
 Henry A. N. Kaulhnek, 
 
 1 Dec. 1 
 
 85») 
 
 ;? Dec. 
 
 1855 
 
 Lufienhurg. 
 
 M 
 
 Hronton H. Collins, 
 
 1 Dee. 1 
 
 850 
 
 .'{ Dee. 
 
 1 -55 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Fitzfrerald Cochran, 
 
 1 Dee. 1 
 
 856 
 
 3 Dec. 
 
 1 855 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 (icor^'o Campbell, 
 
 1 Dee. ] 
 
 85«) 
 
 3 Dec. 
 
 1 855 
 
 Truro. 
 
 -lame.s Kerr, 
 
 1 Dec. 1 
 
 850 
 
 .1 Dec. 
 
 1855 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 
 Henry Oldrij^ht, 
 
 .30 Nov. 1 
 
 857 
 
 1 Dec. 
 
 1 r 50 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 K 
 
 -losep! Norman Ritchie, 
 
 .'{() Nov. 1 
 
 857 
 
 .'K) Nov. 
 
 18 5 7 
 
 Do. 
 
 M 
 
 .James Dennison, 
 
 10 May, 1 
 
 858 
 
 1 Dee. 
 
 1850 
 
 Digby. 
 
 
 Alonzo .J. White, 
 
 10 May, 1 
 
 858 
 
 U May, 
 
 1857 
 
 Sydney, C.R. 
 
 
 Tlionwis W. Chcsley, 
 
 10 May, 1 
 
 858 
 
 11 Mav, 
 
 1857 
 
 I^ridgctown. 
 
 
 W. Myers Gray, 
 
 10 May, 1 
 
 858 
 
 11 May, 
 
 1857 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
 .John T. Smith, 
 
 10 May, 1 
 
 858 
 
 11 May, 
 
 1857 
 
 Amiicrst. 
 
 
 Hohic Uniacke, 
 
 2 Au<j. 1 
 
 1858 
 
 2 Aus- 
 
 1858 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
 .Idsepli Creigliton, 
 
 4 Jan. 1 
 
 85!) 
 
 30 Nov. 
 
 1857 
 
 rjuneidno'cr. 
 
 
 .Jas. W. K. .Johnston, 
 
 29 Dec. ] 
 
 85!) 
 
 4 Jan. 
 
 1859;llaiilHX. 1 
 
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 84 mci.cn Kit's faumku's 
 
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 N. W. White, 
 
 2'.» Dee. 
 
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 1H5«) 
 
 Shelburnc. 
 
 William A. D. Morse, 
 
 '2\) Dee. 
 
 185'.>j 4 Jan. 
 
 1 8,^l> 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 Newton Le(J. McKay, 
 
 yi Dec. 
 
 185'.)| 4 Jan. 
 
 185'.> 
 
 Sydney, C.B. 
 
 Ifnii. William Miller, 
 
 .•Jl May, 
 
 1S60 ;u M»y, 
 
 1860 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 StepKeii \j. Purvis, 
 
 2 A UK'. 
 
 1860 2:} July, 
 
 185I> 
 
 I'ietou. 
 
 Henry VV. .Foliiistoii, 
 
 21 Nov. 
 
 I860 21 Nov. 
 
 1 860 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Rohert 1). Chandler, 
 
 7 Juno 
 
 I8()l 2.T July, 
 
 1 85'.> 
 
 VVindHor. 
 
 Kihvanl 1). 'rreinuin, 
 
 18 July 
 
 1861 .'{I MaV, 
 
 1860 
 
 Tort Hood. 
 
 John W. Oiiseley, 
 
 2.1 July, 
 
 1861 .-n May, 
 
 1860 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 Thomas C. Hiil" v 
 
 2.'{ .hilv. 
 
 186! 
 
 25 July, 
 
 1 86( t 
 
 Sydney, C.B. 
 
 Alfred W. Si vary. 
 
 ;<() July, 
 
 1861, 
 
 ■M) July, 
 
 1 S6 1 
 
 D'ivrby. 
 
 Jo.sepli II. Weeks, 
 
 2.J 1 )ee. 
 
 1861: 
 
 22 Nov. 
 
 1M6() 
 
 Ilaliiax. 
 
 Saml. MncDonnell, Q. c. 
 
 21 April, 
 
 1862 
 
 8 April, 
 
 1861 
 
 I'on Hood. 
 
 llarelay K. Treniaiti, 
 
 1 Sept. 
 
 1862, 
 
 28 Mav, 
 
 1861 
 
 Baddeck. 
 
 Israel IionD;wortli, 
 
 3 Dee. 
 
 1862 
 
 8 Dee. 
 
 1861 
 
 Truro. 
 
 William li Iliil, 
 
 !() A UK- 
 
 1 H(V.] ' 
 
 12 May, 
 
 1 S62 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Robert L. Weatherho, 
 
 26 Oct. 
 
 186.'V 
 
 26 Oct. 
 
 1S6;< 
 
 Do. 
 
 Suniuel II. (5 ray, 
 
 11 Dec. 
 
 I86:r 
 
 11 Dec. 
 
 1862 
 
 Do. 
 
 liCVTis U. Kirhv, 
 
 16 Dec. 
 
 1 Hi):] 
 
 15 Dec. 
 
 1 8C)2 
 
 Do. 
 
 William Kre.l.'MeCoy, 
 
 ;U) April, 
 
 1864 
 
 2[) April, 
 
 1 SM 
 
 Do. 
 
 Joseph I'oomlics, 
 
 10 Mav, 
 
 1864 
 
 11 Alav, 
 
 1 86;} 
 
 Do. 
 
 Malachv H. Dal v. 
 
 10 May, 
 
 186t 
 
 10 May, 
 
 1 8C>4 
 
 Do. 
 
 Frederick W. Hoiit, 
 
 28 Julv, 
 
 1864 
 
 24 July. 
 
 1 sr.;? 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 IJrcnton H. Katon, 
 
 11 Oct. 
 
 1 864 
 
 11 Oct. 
 
 1864 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Samuel (i. h'i-^hy, 
 
 i;< Oct. 
 
 1 864 
 
 8 Oct. 
 
 1 86;} 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 William D. Siuiierland. 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1864 
 
 7 Dee. 
 
 1 864 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 John Y. Tayzant, 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1864 
 
 7 l>ec. 
 
 1 864 
 
 Do. 
 
 Robert Motton. jr. 
 
 .'Jl Dec. 
 
 1 864 
 
 7 Dee. 
 
 1 864 
 
 Do. 
 
 William II. Owi-n, 
 
 2.'} Marcl 
 
 1 1865 
 
 2.'} Marcl 
 
 1 864 
 
 HridKcwfttor. 
 
 James (J. Foster, 
 
 7 April, 
 
 1865 
 
 10 May, 
 
 1864 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Simon II. Holmes, 
 
 10 April, 
 
 1865 
 
 1) Auii. 
 
 1 864 
 
 I'iclou. 
 
 John M. Viets, 
 
 25 April, 
 
 \ 865 
 
 10 .Mav, 
 
 1864 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 James II. Ilearn, 
 
 2 May. 
 
 1 865 
 
 2 May, 
 
 1865 
 
 Arichat. 
 
 Murray Dodd, 
 
 2 May, 
 
 1 865 
 
 2 MaV, 
 
 1 865 
 
 Sydney, C.B. 
 
 Rol)ert N. Henry, 
 
 2 May, 
 
 1865 
 
 2 May, 
 
 1865 
 
 Anli^onish. 
 
 Rohio S. Morse, 
 
 2 May, 
 
 1865 
 
 2 May, 
 
 1865 
 
 AmluTst. 
 
 GeorjiO Rolierlst)n, 
 
 6 May. 
 
 1865 
 
 10 May 
 
 1864 
 
 Midilleton. 
 
 James A. Fravscr, 
 
 U July, 
 
 1865 
 
 9 Au^^ 
 
 1864 
 
 New (jrlafij;ow. 
 
 John S. D. Thompson, 
 
 25 July, 
 
 1 865 
 
 25 Julv, 
 
 lvS65 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Albert Morse, 
 
 .'} Aui;. 
 
 1865 
 
 10 May, 
 
 1 864 
 
 liridfictown. 
 
 Donjilas B. Woodworth, 
 
 24 Oct. 
 
 1865 
 
 24 Oci 
 
 1865 
 
 Canninj;. 
 
 William Walsh, 
 
 21 Dec. 
 
 1865 
 
 21 Dec. 
 
 1865 
 
 Kalifiix. 
 
 Charles J. Townshend, 
 
 8 May, 
 
 1866 
 
 8 Mav, 
 
 1866 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 Thomas Ritchie, 
 
 8 May, 
 
 1866 
 
 8 Mav, 
 
 1866 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Jo''.'> D. McLcod, 
 
 6 Dee. 
 
 1866 
 
 6 Dec. 
 
 \ 866 
 
 Pictou. 
 
 r:;'l -rt, McG. Moffatt, 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1866 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1866 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 Lav. n rv - (t. i'over, 
 
 7 Dee. 
 
 1866 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1866 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Daniel ^U-i\. Mi Ivay, 
 
 18 Jan. 
 
 1867 
 
 18 Jan. 
 
 1867 
 
 Do. 
 
 T. ^!clv,llo WhidUen, 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 2'> Oct 
 
 1867 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 Do. 
 
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 22 Ch t. 
 
 1867 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
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 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 22 O'-.t. 
 
 1867 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
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 W. In^' ^ Moract. 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 186; xvmherst. 
 
 James Fnlev, 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1867 
 
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 1867 Do. 
 
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 7 Dec. 
 
 I8r,7 
 
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 1807, Do. 
 
 
 Ilii^li Mclicod, 
 
 28 April, 
 
 I 8()8 
 
 28 April, 
 
 1808 
 
 ; Sydney, C.R. 
 
 
 (.'Imrk's Tuvlor, 
 
 Ks Mav, 
 
 1 8(i8 
 
 18 May, 
 
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 Halifax. 
 
 
 (icor^'d II. Killiott, 
 
 IH May, 
 
 1808 
 
 18 May, 
 
 1 808 
 
 I'ietou. 
 
 
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 18 May, 
 
 18<»8 
 
 18 May, 
 
 1808 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
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 18 May, 
 
 1 808 
 
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 21 Julv, 
 
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 Halifax. 
 
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 1809 
 
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 12 A UK'. 
 
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 Liverpool. 
 
 tJolin M. Jonrs, 
 
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 1809 
 
 ,30 Oct. 
 
 1 809 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 1809 
 
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 1 809 
 
 .30 Oct. 
 
 1 809 
 
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 .30 Oct. 
 
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 1809 
 
 .30 Oct. 
 
 1 809 
 
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 .31 Oct. 
 
 1809 
 
 .31 Oct. 
 
 1 809 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Jos. \\. McDonald, 
 
 19 July 
 
 1870 
 
 19 .T';!y 
 
 1870 
 
 Port Hood. 
 
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 Chas. E. Do Wolf, 
 
 10 July 
 
 1870 
 
 19 July 
 
 1870 
 
 Wind.sor. 
 
 
 (Jooiyc W. Kitcliio, 
 
 i'J July, 
 
 1870 
 
 19 .lulv, 
 
 1870 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
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 1870 
 
 19 Jul'v, 
 
 1870 
 
 DiK'by. 
 
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 Lcandcr S. Morse, 
 
 19 July. 
 
 1870 
 
 19 JiilV, 
 
 1870 
 
 Mnd^ctown. 
 
 
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 .30 De'c. 
 
 1870 
 
 .30 Doc. 
 
 1870 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
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 Win. Holmrt Foster, 
 
 .31 Dec. 
 
 1870 
 
 .31 Dec. 
 
 1870 
 
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 1870 
 
 31 Dec. 
 
 1870 
 
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 1870 
 
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 1870 
 
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 1871 
 
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 1871 
 
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 1871 
 
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 1871 
 
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 Halifax. 
 
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 July, 
 
 1872 
 
 July, 
 
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 July, 
 
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 July, 
 
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 July, 
 
 1872 
 
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 John McKinnon, Jr,. 
 
 July, 
 
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 July, 
 
 1872 
 
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 July, 
 
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 July, 
 
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 July, 
 
 1872 
 
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 July, 
 
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 July, 
 
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 July, 
 
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 Lyttleton, Arch McPhcc, Jas L. Griffin, Hoht Fox, Jno (ieddes, David 
 Archibald, Adam Deanc, Kphraim Burgess, Wm E. Brine, Donald 
 Murray, Samuel R. Caldwell, Geo L. C. Chipman, Edm Ryan, Geo 
 Garrison, David Thompson, Donald McLaren, William Hay, Francis 
 Layton, William Evens, Jos Kayc, Robert Romans, William Lnndcln, 
 John Carniichael, Henry Shellnut, James Ward, John Naiiffts, John 
 A. Bell, Nat Russell, Patrick Fuller, John Stairs, Henry Balcom, Wm 
 Parker, John D. Nash, William J Coleman, William Ackhurst, John 
 Liiigley, Joseph Thompson, Robert D. Clarke, John McCulloch, 
 Edward Lahey, William Compton, John E. Shatford, George Shiels, 
 Geo Dauphiney, Jas E. Shatford, Francis Webber, Geo J. Richardson, 
 Wesley Hays, P. Carteret Hill, William F. Knight, Ezekiel Sibley, 
 Isaac Hopkins, John Woodill, John Purcell,Edw Johnson, Jos Murphy, 
 Chambers Blakenoy, D. F. Curry, Benjm C. Wilson, John Hays, 
 David A. Nicholson, Thomas Humphrey, Andrew Gray, George 
 P. Mitchell, Daniel Cronan, James CuUen, Thomas E. Kenny, Willinm 
 Hare, Thomas Walsh, John Doull, Matthew H Richey, Benjamin W. 
 Salter, Patrick Walsh, Geo J. Longard, Geo G. Dustan, N. P. Chris- 
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 M. D., Samuel Croucher, jr., Jas Croucher, Wellington Kent, Jas Kent, 
 Geo S. Dickey, Geo Thomson, Danl McCurdy, Jas Gardner, jr., Wm 
 Hall, John H. Anderson, James Duggan, Thomas Maher, Edw Bowers, 
 William Munro, Frederick N. Hubley, Donald Archibald, Theodore 
 Conrod, Malcolm Mclnnis, J. W. Laurie, James Butler, John 
 Silver, Robert Boak, W. P. West, D. Farrell, J. B. DulFus, John Artz, 
 Wm Barron, G. A. Leslie, J. M. Forrest, J.. C. Ross, J. Wilcox, J. A. 
 Shiers, Isaac McCurdy, D. F. Curry, Benjamin C. Wilson, Hugh W. 
 Blackadar, John Taylor, John D. Tuppcr, Thos Walsh, Wm I'aylor, 
 John FMnn, John Davison, William Esson, Joseph Hamilton, Edward 
 Smith, John Hit;gin8, John S. Bryson, Robert Richardson, Peter Ross, 
 John M. Inglis, Wm. Taylor, Aadrew Drillio, Alex. Temple, James 
 Laidlaw, Jas. W. Turner, Geo. J. Troop,| Francis C. Elliott, Patrick 
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 Greno, Robt Allison, Bennet Smith, Danl Cochran, Michl B. Salter 
 Isaiai) Dimock, Shnbael B. Parker, Thomas Sandtord, James M. 
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 Diinock, Monson H. Goudf^e, Walter Hunter, John Jenkins, (Jeo 
 PcWoU, Lewis W. Hill, John Smith, J. B. North, William 
 biivison, Pliarcs Constantine, Geo Armstronj:^, Wm. Murphy, Wm. 
 Fish, Handley Starrntt, SamI Mumford, Andrew Shaw, Thomas Akins, 
 Fdwin Munirord, Wm B. Shaw, Wm Cunavan, Wm Uetmison, 
 Nntlmn Wilcox, Jno CarmichacI, Wm lieckman, Jno Stirling:, James 
 Poynt/., Kdw MeLatcliy, David Seott, Wm Curry, Alired iMiomas, 
 Theopliilus Cowen, Wiiliatn Harvic, Charles E. Youn?, Wra. Bailey, 
 John Patterson, Wm. McKay, Wm. Ingram, Thos. Arnsstrouir, Geo 
 N. Santord, E/ekiol N. Masters, Wm. H. Moshcr, Henry Canovan, 
 John Taylor, David R. Crow, Areh Frame, Allrcd Putnian, Georpe 
 Freeze Danl Moslier. Eastern District — Benj Smith, Francis Parker, 
 David Frieze, Jno MeDouj^all, Alex Thompson, Jno S. Brennan, Wm 
 R Wallace, James Withrow, William McDougall, Georjje Smith, Geo. 
 Densmore, Jno Dimoek, Beuj Blois, Wm C. Casey, Josiah Custance, 
 Isaiah Smith, William Lawrence, Evan Urquhart, James McKenzie, 
 James W. Kinj;, Wm Etter, Robert Faulkner, Stephen Harrie, Hugh 
 Mcfjearn, Andw Kirkparrick, Jas Ellis, Wm Wardrop, Geo Ainslie, Jno 
 McLcarn, Harry B. Murphy, Wm Blake, A B Smith, Don McKay, 
 Danl Biois, H H Blois, Sam Bloii , John Sim, Jno T. Scott, John Ur- 
 quhart, Wm IL Withrow, Geo P. Thompson, James Simpson, Robert 
 Putnam, William Hamilton, John Brown, Alex Hill, Michl Terhun*, 
 Robt Parker, Jas Casey, Danl Thompson. Thomas Woolarer, Thomas 
 Hunter, Nelson Wier, Jacob Hennig;ar, Wm Walker, Walter Burton, 
 Wm Hunter, Alex Dunbar, Anj^us Rose. 
 
 CouNTT OF lNVEnNE88. — John Campbell, John McLeod, Dunsier 
 Tremain, John McLollan, James G. McKeen, Donald McDonald, 
 Hujjh Campbell, Martin McPhcrson, Malcolm McDonald, Lauchlin 
 McDou<2^all, Donald Smith, James Purcell, Allan Cameron, Isaac Mc- 
 Leod, Samuel CamplKjII, Angus Beaton, Malcolm McKay, John H. 
 McKcen, Alexander Chisholm, John Chisholm, John McDonald, Don 
 McDonald, James Mc.l)onell,G. C. Lawrence, senr., Donald McLcllan, 
 Matthew McDaniel, Rodk McNeil, Angus McEachern, Jno G. Crowdis, 
 Angus Murphy, John Chisholm, John Wright, Edward McMillan, 
 Hugh McMillan, Richard Darcy, J. Duncan Cameron, Dun McLean, 
 Don Mcintosh, Nicholas Murphy, Wm McQuarry, Patrick Dowling, 
 Arch McPhail, J. Boaton, Malcolm Mclycod, Hugh- Cameron, m.d., 
 Hugh McDonaUl, Wm Grant, Donald McDonald, Donald Mcl>onald 
 Jno McDonald, Jno McEacnern. Don McDonald, Lauchlin Kennedy, 
 Jacob S. Hart, A. McDonald, John Mcintosh, Peter Smyth, jr., Hugh 
 Gillies, William Dunbar, John McLennan, Malcolm McNeil, Peter 
 Paint, Geo C. Lawrence, jr.. Dun McDonnell, Don Chisholm, John 
 McFarlane, Don McMillan, Alex McKachran, Robt. McDougall, Alex 
 McEachen, Arch Cameron, Neil McDonald, Jacolt Ross, Jno Cameron, 
 Murdoch Matthesou, John Hingley, Duncan Campbell, m.i>., Mur- 
 doch A. Hoss, Finlay Beaton, Don A. McLellan, Alex Campbell, Neil 
 Gillies, Neil Campbell, Angus McCormick, Hugh McDonald, John 
 McDougall, Thomas Burke, John McLellan, Allen McDonald, Arch 
 Boyle, Nathaniel C. McKeen, Angus Beaton, Jno CarmichacI, James 
 Coady, Donald McLean, jr, Peter Grant, John McDonald, IjCti Hart, 
 Angus McPhail, Joseph White, Neil McMillan, James McNeil, m.d., 
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 Aivli McDoucrnll, Jnmon Doyle, Allan McDonald, Alex McDonald, 
 James lioM, Donald McKadyen, I>onHl'i Sinyih, John McDonald, iFno 
 Mcl*a«c, Ansel m Au'Coin,"Leo Au'Coin, John McKeen, J. H. Ucnt, 
 Neil McMillan, Tho« Evans, Wm. Ethridgc, Hujj;li Cameron, Murdoch 
 Mathuson, Uonald Cacnphell. 
 
 CouNTT or KfNOi*— Caleb TI. Kand, Snml Chipman, Scth Bnrjress, 
 //on Calch R. Will, Edmund Palmer, liiclid Starr, John F. Hutchin- 
 son, Alex Patto b>n, William Miller, Fairfield Smith, Edward P. Bor- 
 den, Patrick D. Sranlan, Arch Walker, John () Fineo, (iidtnm Coj^s- 
 well, David Ells, Peter Wickwire, David Davidjwju, Jnnics Eaton, 
 Amos Sheffield, O. D. Wood won h, Ehenezor l?i<;elow, Uichd W. Kid- 
 ston, James Griflin, John H. Cox, Irad Benjamin, Hussel Coldwell, 
 J«8 L. Armstronfi, Levi W. Eaton, Jno Fisher, Jacob Lockhart, Chas 
 Eaton, Winck worth. Chipman, Ahm Newcom'), Zehnlon Neily, Sydney 
 Welton, Wm A. Tnpper, David Huntley, John W. Uu^ico, John W. 
 Borden, Benj H. Calkin, John N. Bowles, John Kirkpntrick, Win W 
 Patterson, Wm H. Lyons, William Rhodes, P. Sanders, Thomas 
 
 A. Wilson, Levi C. Woodworth, Joseph C'hasc, James Blijjh, Isaac 
 H. Newcomh, John Vauj^han, Hiram Borden, Cyrus Johnston, 
 William Davidson, William J. Wallace, Augustine A. Pineo, (Jeo. 
 F. Robinson, Edwani Hamilton, William Crane, Jas Leard, jr., John 
 Porter, Joshua Reid, John M. Parker, Chas C. Hamilton, m.d., Edwin 
 Parker, Geo Kinsman, Charles Hall, Henry Lovett, James 10 Rockwell, 
 Knoch A. Forsyth, Robert W. Beckwith, Isaac Hamilton, Geo VV. 
 Fisher, John U Clarke, Jacob M. Rusco, John A. (Uiipman, Wm. 
 
 B. Ward, Ijconard Fitch, John H. Miner, Benjamin B. Woodworth, 
 John P. Lyons, Benjamin P. W^eaver, Edward C. Foster, Georpe 
 Dodge, George Marstcrs, John W. Barss, Charles Dickie, George 
 Har>cy, George N. Fuller, Obcd Benjamin, David B Newcomh, 
 Henry White, John Belcher, John E.EIIs, George Hamilton, Charles 
 Best, Thomas Farnsworth, Andrew Dwight Dewolf, Richd 1). West, 
 Wm Bowles, Henry Pineo, Ansel T. Baker, Garland Cox, David R. 
 Huntley, Joseph B. Davidson, Elisha Schofield, Let nard I'orter, 
 Leonard R. Ilsley, John Lamont, jr., Wm. C. Bili, Handlcy C 
 Shaffner, Abram G. Marsters, Eliakim TupjKjr, John S. Nowcomb, 
 Henry L. Baker, Wm. N. Newcomh, Amos Baxter, Jos R Hea, d.c.l., 
 Martin L. Cleareland, Geo C. Pineo, John A. Beckwith, Edward M. 
 Margeeon, Moses Brown, James Martin, Jas Doyle, John Tobin, .John 
 O. Morse, Edw Redmond, James E. Lyons, Jas P. Cunningham, Edwin 
 Rand, Samuel S. liobinson, Wm A. l*orter, George L. Jess, Wm. H. 
 Woodward,- Wm S. West, James E. Rand, Leandcr Rand, Edward R. 
 Bishop, Gideon Power, Oliver Woodworth, Thos Handley Chute, Jer 
 Bligh, Leander Eaton, D. Harris Newcomb, J. Leandor Wickwire, Thos 
 Tuzo, Jos Starratt, David E. Ross, Charles D. Randall, Robert Ells, 
 Wm H. Skinner, Charles R. Northup, Edwin Harris, James S. Witter, 
 John N Coleman, D. Rupert Eaton, John W Margeson, Ixsveret 
 DcV. Chipman, D. D. Davidson, Obadiah Newcomb, John S. Belcher, 
 James T. Manning, John S. Woodworth, John Fullerton, William 
 Smith, Wm. Burgess, J. W, Taylor, Nathan W. Fisher^ William J. 
 Wallace, Ed w Harris, Thos L. DeWolf, Amos Black, Thos Craig, 
 Saml H. Warner, Gilbert Fowler, A. Stanley Fisher, Geo Monro, Wm 
 (lien, W. H. Bent, James Patterson, John Faulkner, Wm Condon, 
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 NulHon Patterson, Chariot Taylor, VAxm 8 (kavce, John Fcitor, John 
 8 Wolton, Uco. K. Cox, J. W. Rij^eloi^, Michael lioriervran. 
 
 ConMTT or LiTNRifniTRU — Win Ro«ii. Henj Zwicker, Charles L. H. 
 Chnrrh, Honry Bailluy, Geor^ro VV, Kaulback, Wm V. Andrews, 
 Morton VVh(^cl(»ok, Tjemiiol M. I)rcw, Wm] Rvnard, John Keddy, Nich 
 Wolff, Goo Rois, (ico Rirhurdsou, Jos P. Miller, Benj W. C. Manninf?, 
 Thos K. Cragjr, James I). Sclij;, Win Robinson, Lewis Knaut, Edw 
 Morjran, Geo K Mills, I'eU^r Corknm, Win S. Drew, Rol>ort Scott, 
 • f. Jos Rudolf, George Anderson, Geo Harss, (Jhas Lordiey, Roht 
 Smith, Kdw Tcel, Joseph Wliitford, Nelson Chosley, J. JJl. Hoyt, 
 Ohadiah Parker, Jno Kaulback, Jos Raker, Goo Wile, Simon RiMsor, 
 Matt Ernst, Win Turner, liob^ Lindsav, Jas Stnrratt, Roht Dawson, 
 John Smith, Henry D. (^teaveland, Jos W. Lockhart, Ficwis Anderson, 
 John Trethiiey, Geo Turner, Jns Lantz, Jas Dechmi^n, Henry Alders, 
 J. James Kock, Casper Oxner, Adam Fcindel, Leonard Hcbb, Reuben 
 McFnilane, Saml Ramcy, tJas Faulkner, Henry Kody, Robt West, Enos 
 Teel, Adam E. Durlnnd, Wm J. Danphiney, Jas Publicovcr, Henry 
 Porter, John Nerille, Jus Grinton, Wm Cleaveland, (Jasper Publicover, 
 ,T(>« Riisev, Jiis H. Wciitxul, John Tobin, Edw Lan^ille, Jas Fayles, Nat 
 Strum, Wm. Remhy, .Tosiah W. RudoH, Jas Wynock, Joe T. Barss, 
 Jer Mader, Jas M. Mutzier, Avard Foster, Levi Langille, Thos H. 
 Moshcr, Wm Himelman, Caleb Lan^ille, Casper Oxner, Eli Raroey, 
 Renj Dauphincy, William Shatford, Win. Faulkner, Jacob Pickles, D. 
 R. Himmelman, Richitrd J. Jenkins, Danl Duncan, James H. Hilta, 
 Jas H. Coolen, Geo GcMert, Abrm Hcbb, Stephen Fink, Jno Burn, 
 Chas Morasli, Thos T. KccHcr, Joseph H. Wade, John S. McKoan, 
 John B;\illoy, Chas Pickford, Al»rm Zink, Benj Borri)Ljer, JoUn Ijovi 
 Oxner, Jos R Wyman, John F. Hilt/., Henry E. Cook, Natt Wentxell, 
 Albert Pearl, Steph Lanjrille, Ja.s Thompson, R. D. Clarke, Jas Kizer, 
 Jas McFarland, Cliarlcs E. Churrh, Charles I.ieman, Gideon Lan(;ille, 
 Joseph B. Worthy lake, Edward Hcckman, John Lancille, Christian 
 Vo^;ler, John Dauphinee, T^ewis Sinitli, James Henni{rar, James Mo- 
 Keen, .John Tcrtl, James Fisher, Edward Strum, Lsanc Mader, 
 
 County of Pictoii — //on Jas Frascr, //on John Holmes, Robert 
 Murray, Petor Ross, John McKay, Geo McLeod, Dun McDonnld, 
 William Frascr, Adam McKenzie, Wm Gordon, Jas Primrose, Angus 
 Sutherland, John Grant, Neill Gunn, Hu{j;h McLcod, Jas McGregor, 
 W. H. Davies, ,Tohn Logan, William Langiil, James Grant, Robert 
 Copeland, William Smith, Daniel Cameron, Alexander McKay, c.r., 
 John McLcod, William Dunbar, George McKonzie, Alox P. Ross, 
 Alex Camenm, Rodk McKenzie, Alex McKay, w.r., John Crerar, 
 RobtDouU, Henry R. Narraway, Don McDonald, c.j., George McKay, 
 George Donoon, John Holmes, c.j., Adam Gordon, Andw Hunter, Jno 
 F. McDonald, Basil Boll, John H. Lane, John Gray, Pot G. Campbell, 
 Wm Ross, John Ross, David A. Ross, Donald McDonald, n.o., «Jamea 
 Fitzpatrick, Alexander Chisholm, Don Fraser, Jas Wentworth, Duncan 
 Roltertson, Thos Horn, Jas Holmes, Stewart Burns, John A. Dawson, 
 Jas Kitchen, Jas W. Carmichael, Malcom G. McLeod, Alex McHardr, 
 John Dawson, John Mitchell, John Hogg, Law Miller, David Marshall, 
 John McPhee, George W. Underwood, Robt Fraser, Andw Campbell, 
 David Patterson, Alex Grant, Alex Thompson, James Ives, Hector 
 McLean, Dun McKay, Jaf McRac, Richard Tanner, Danl McDonald, 
 John R. Noonan, Mahew T. Smith, Don McKay, Alex McKay, Alex 
 
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 McDonald, M.R., Tho« Fraaor» ^m Undion, John MoDonald, jf Aiigui' 
 sou) John Mclionald, (John's ion), Don McLean, Wm McQillvray, 
 Chan McKinnon, Cliai McDoiurall, Wm Cameron, Charles McLellan, 
 G. Campbell, J. Ilislon, R. V. Qrant, K. Ross, A. Fraser, Jetso Hort, 
 Don McDonald, r.o., Jaa R. Frasor, Danl Grant, Maurice Power, Wm 
 Rrownrigfc, Danl McLca *, Alex Mcljood, I>on Ross, Wm McDouRall, 
 John Ciunmiuff, Jas Cummin}^, Don D. McDonald, Chas Irvin, Bobt 
 McNeil, Allan McPhea James Dunn, Donald Sutherland, Maloom 
 McDonald, Michael C. Olding, Wm S. Fraser, John R. Fr&ser, Angus 
 McMillan, Jno Falconer, Wm McJjaren, A. J. Patterson, Juo Yorston, 
 Thos Kennedy, Daniel Sutherland, Daniel Chisholm, Alex Mathoaon, 
 Jas W. Jackson, Jaa D. McGregor, Jas Kitchen, ir, John Henry, Darid 
 Tattrie, 8aml Archibald, John Gollan, David Millar, Thos Graham, 
 John McLeod, Geoi;p:e Lawrie, Angus Campbell, John R. Carroichaal, 
 Finlay Cameron, Thoa Grant, Robert McKaughton, Jno S. McDonald, 
 Daniel Munro, Hol)erc McLisan, John Miller, James P. McIjeUan, 
 C. Dwyor, William Campbell, Peter Brown, Dunoan Wier, Qaoige 
 Smith, John Fraser, David Ilnggin, Robert Bannerman, James Mit- 
 chell, Wm C. Olding, John D. Fraser, F4. MefieUioi, John Oliver, 
 James Stalker, Geo. J Hamilton, John Johnson, John McDonald, 
 Wm. Irving, Aobert Dewar, Geo McConnell, Alox> McGillivray. 
 
 CouNTT or QORBN s — Whitman Freeman, James F. More, Richard 
 Carder, William McGill, Zolieth Freeman, Joseph Dexter, George 
 McLcod, Eldred Cohuon, Robert Dollivcr, Stephen Mack, David 
 Freeman, Sylvanus Morton, Israel Hendry, Nat Freeman, GeorL'e S. 
 Parker, Charles Allison, jr., Enoch Steadman, John H. Mulhall, 
 Edward McLco<1, Samuel T. N. Sellon, SamI Freeman, Steph C. 
 Tuppcr, John R. Hall, Edward P Freeman, Joseph H. Cook, Elk 
 Morton, Jabez F. Park, Bart F. Tup))cr, Joscpn Chandler, Asa 
 Murine, Edward C. Seely, Nath Tuppu', Lewis A. Sponagle, Stew F. 
 Gardener, Simeon F. Hunt, Geo A. Fisher, Wm. Hendry, Eldred H. 
 Bariiaby, Richard Knowlcs, Donald Campbell, Hugh Houston, Joseph 
 Innes, Wm Cowie, Joseph Freeman, Patk Flynn, M. F. Agnew, 
 Joshua N. Freeman, Drew R. Blockct, Richam H. Telfer, Robert 
 Middleman, John Laccy, Milton Douglass, John McOinty, jr., Henry 
 W. Hooker, Spencer Cohoon, John C. Wolf, Chas £. Morton, Jos 
 Ford, William H. Freeman, Stephen Smith, P. Armstrong, Joseph 
 
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 H. Minard, Uriah Johnston, A. M. Hemeon, Geo W. Bans, Martin 
 McNutt, Vincent Dexter, J, Newton Mack, Silvanus Monro. James 
 Croft, James Purdy, Caleb Cole, Gilbert S. Mack, Thos. M. Dunphy. 
 
 CouNTT or Richmond — Henry Martell, John R. Smith, senr. 
 John Morrison, John Matheson. Alexander Mnrchison, Anthy Oliver, 
 Simon Donovan, sr., John Mclnnis, Simon Babin, John Strachan, 
 Josiah Hooper, Ken Mcl^icod, John Fuller, Chas Boudrot, Edward 
 Ganion, Hon £. P. Flynn, Robert McKenzie, Robt Hill, Wm Brymer, 
 Patrick Maubourqette, Maurice J. Kavanagh, Ken Morrison, Donald 
 Boyd, Simon Landn^, Jeffrey Boudrot, John Frahill, Danl O'C. Mad- 
 den, Peter Bosdet, John H. Rindress, Amie Martell, Isaac LeVesconte, 
 James Smith, David Gruchy, Wm LeVesconte, Angus McLeod, Henrv 
 
 C. Fixot, M.D., Don N. Shaw, Hen Carre, Jas Johnston, Andrew Bel- 
 fontaine, Stephen McPhcrson, John McDonald, Louis Boudrot, Don 
 Mattheson, William Urquhart, George H. Bissett, Hyacinth Martell, 
 Simon Donovan, jr., Wm G. Ballam, Hector Mnrchison, Don McKay, 
 
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 WiiU<>re, Wm MvKny, VVm Hcrkltm. Juhn U. VV. I>i»ll, .?«>f<fiip 1>Axlcr, 
 John Pwrney, G<^»r(rn 8nyHrr, lliiKlt MrAliitnr, Wm. Duitlori, Jr., 
 tT«r«»b Tjockn, Anntdi I<wkV, JFurncA H«)wor, Holiori .1. Ii-ivin, .loliii A. 
 McOnwanfi, G«>. Cox, RllnhA W. IVrry, Wlllinm A. Snow, Kihvrtitt 
 ("rowcll, Murtln Thomnn. Hanimjtfm Ihnlrirf — WHHnm CniinftTK- 
 hntn. JftmoH C. Nmith, Joninh 8now, Henry ('hnto, MArtlrit rovill, A(Mi 
 Miiormy, Thomnn L. nAnkn, OIhmI W. lloinor. Thn^ ('i)fHn, 'rhninrtu 
 W. WHuon, Urnpl L. CrowfjU, Wm U. 8m<th, llonuMm K<Muiy, .li« J. 
 Clftik. m.n., Vincent Nlo.Verion, MIchI Wmyton, Tlhml. 8rir)r«nl, A. V.. 
 Arnrn tVonno. 
 
 CotTNTT or Vn^TOHiA — Dun McUno, Wm .ton«Mi, (^hwn AfrKunRlft, 
 ChM J. Ciimpbell, Alex Tiivlor, John KolN^rtaini, j\U'\ Munm. Jrawph 
 ItAfU, Anurnfl Bnchnnnnn, Jno W. llnrkn, Alox McKny, l.ewi.<* H<iwn, 
 Dnnonn Forpuiion, Alex Cnmcnm, AhK:us Mrl. •'•»«!, '.John Mclirod, 
 John McDunnH, John S. McNeil, John H. McKinuun, ))oi\ Mcli<>iin, 
 Jm> McIiCnnnn, ChB« CnmpMI, M«l«*tm» Mclicim. I^iinchliui McDoititUI, 
 Donalil MorriBon, Hnncrt O. Zwickcr, Hivtor (Tnin|tl»cll, ,fci*mr Uopcr, 
 Wm McLejin, Kenneth McKenBic, KdwunI McIjimmI, Mur McKenxle, 
 Mnr McI>onrtkI, Kenneth Mel>oinil(i, Angn.M McAulny, Nell McAHklll, 
 John MoIiWMi, John Molieinl, NcilMorriw»n. Keinu>rh llmhttnmm, 
 Luther MoIahhI, Th^w S. Bown, jr.. John McKintiou, Duviil (^)HMHt, 
 Inj^rahAtn Crtr^'V, DonuM Mr Donald, Dun Morrison, t«Mwanl Oi»rr, 
 DAntcl J. McKenwe, A. U. Morrison, An){UH I'liuionm, WiliiAm 
 llcfl^M-nan, A Maolver, l*oti»r MrlnNm, Jas Oowdls, jr , C. N. Ciim|)- 
 Ml, Noil Gllli«, Oeo tngrahnm, John MrlirtC, llwtor McNeil, John 
 (t McliOod, Alex MoD«»ni\lfl, Wm Kiilston, jr., LHn}i;h McKa«lynn» 
 Anjjns Mel\'x>r, Uotl Mollao, Sumuel O. Ciun|il)ell, DouuM Mel^*nn, 
 Don McCjo:»rry, Jno A Fr««or, Don Mi-Rao, Alex Fcry:uson, Alex 8. 
 McDonaUt, John McDonnM, A. S. Kiilston, Henry Fovie, Donald 
 Gilliti, J. C. Hovd, Edwanl P. McNeil, Donald Melie'llan, biincan Me> 
 Askill, Mardocit MeKenxie. Donald McKay, Philip Fnucr, Donald J. 
 McKaa, Uogh Mciiakill, Malcolm McLooil, Duncan McHae, Edward 
 MeOnrdy, Donald McLean, John Donovan, John MorriHun, John H. 
 Coh<x)n,'rrvor Hall. 
 
 fouxTT OF Yarmouth — Townahip of VtrnNOM/A : Jno Mnrrav, T^con 
 Weston, B<M\j Ro)j;cr8, Thos D. Chlpmnn. W. H. Townsend, Ihlathan 
 Hilton. William Rojrers, James Durkee, Wm Rnrrill, John W. I,ovi«, 
 Kolx'rt Hrown, J. Crawley, Ansel liohJtins, J. Nelson (Torninpr, Na- 
 than Croshy, Benjamin P. Crosby, George Cnwby, Harvey Cnnn, 
 John Raynard, (Wrjje S. Brown, Samuel Flint, Benjamin Cle'aveland, 
 John K.Rverson, John Maclvcr, Nch K. Clemcnti, Jacob Hatflold, 
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 Jurv<ii« D'KiiinuNHNit, \jo\\\h U. D'tjintrcmoni, Fetvr Hniith, Jno <l«««l, 
 lljirt'Vf <}Hvtun, Jitvob Flint, Kdwnrd H. Perry, AtiMlm <). Porter, 
 i'liiir V. Ptiricr, Dcniiiit Siin.*tte, l<uuw A. J>'Antr«moiit, N«U«n 
 Kydor, Jiwi W. MdiHrruii^ (Jideb bjiiiiiMf. 
 
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 OfHMtrv or ArrwAi'OMd— (lo<» R. (IrMfllc, I. W. Htigiflf'A, .Togcpli 
 WliwNH'k, JnmoH l>i«»v, IVilliiun Y Kontflf, Chmi M. Frirbftn, ,fohn 
 MilU. John KhH>t. Hoh'nt Milln, K.divArd llartrnu, T. W. Chniilpy. C^Ijm 
 M. KorhcH, ThoM. (*. Whoehirk. 
 
 Co. OK A.irTi«;oNiHiiK — Win C. lliurliby, ^m H. Cuniiinghara, 
 Wm J. H<H«k, RiohnHl X. Korrintnll. 
 
 Co. OK Cai'K IIukton — C. K. (.munrd, IlMiry Dnvonport, Willinm 
 QamiHcIl, John A. Mooiv, L. UidteriMin, Juliii Mcl^eaa, Um John 
 FortfUHMm, tlohii Forhen, C)hnt J. Clark. 
 
 Co. OK Ci#i,riiK«TKU — Wm (^implicll, HIIrr If. Crnnn, Jameii F^ 
 Bbnuhard, JuiaeN IL. Uhiir, WUliuiu McKiai, Wm A. Fulraore, ixAvn 
 King, Thoinni Miller. 
 
 Co. or (/UMnKKi.AND — ChnrluH 1). lloncli, C. O. l)o«kJn, FrnnciM 
 Carroll. Willinm H. UuKira, CliaricH 1). Duwulf, Donald McKay, C. K. 
 Hiitrhford, .iHmfw W. Dt^lnnuy, Anion S. Hlunkhorn, CyruM Bent, J. Z. 
 BlitM, Job 8ciiman. 
 
 Co. OK DiunY— ChHR Bddd, Kdw Ilemn, VAm U Tivpanj, John 
 iXotHOfynn, Krtwnrd M. MnrHhall, I<oui« Q. Bourque, BrhU A. Uobidiau, 
 Chnrlton Hnhunn. Holland K I'ayson, Colin Campbull, «enr., Wm B- 
 Stewart, B. H. llugfjrkM. 
 
 Co. OK (iiiffiHono' — Willinm O. Scott, John Mahoncy, Ja« B. 
 Hadlev, Win Hurt, ChriHtopher Jut; St. Mary'a Dist., HuKh McDonald, 
 Wm A. M«-K('VM, Alvx N. McDonald, John W. McKei^B. 
 
 Co. OK IlAiiirAX-^Uonrv C< D. Twining, Andrew ShicU, Jofieph 
 Knv«, Charlrs M. Nuttinu, ik'niamin U. ilrny, Napeaiv Clarke, Peter 
 U.^AsNoir, Win. Qarvic, Wui. Twining, M. I. WiHtinn, Chos. Taylor. 
 
 Co.. OF HANTa-^Klkanali Young, John O. King, David Frnxe, Jas 
 Poyntc, Isaac Carver, M. H. Uo«idge. 
 
 Co. OK Invrknrab — Dunnicr Trcmara, Laiichlan AIcDougall, Jan 
 McDonnell, AnguM McDonnell, Win Grant, Wm McPhcrflon, Duncan 
 Campbell, M.D., Donnlrl McDonald. 
 
 Co. ov KiNos — John F. tiuti'hiiison, Hugh L. Dickey, Seth Bur* 
 
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 Cakb H. Rand, Benjm H. Calkin, Winckwortb OiipmAn, Win Etiton, 
 Geo Hamilton, Ckio F. Robinaon, Oco Dotlge, I^vi W. Eaton, U. T. 
 Moore, Fred Brown. 
 
 Co. ow LuwBifBniich— Wm Rom, Daniel Dimock, John llarley, 
 Matt Brnal, Jaa Dowliiiff, Adolphus Oaeti, Robt Scott. Jaa Dochman, 
 Geo Aildenoa, Joa Ka«Iback, Jaa D. Selie, Benjamin i)aaphiiico. 
 
 Co. OF PioTOU — Hon James Fraier, Robert Murray, 1). Hoekin, 
 James Primrose, William Gordon, Robert Doull, llunry tt. NarrawAy, 
 Don Robertson, Rodk McKenaie, David Mathcson, Geo W. Underwood, 
 Jaaws Ives, Wm W. Gtonnie, John Gollam. 
 
 Co. ov QoBBira— >r. F. More, John Kdgar, James Collit, Wm. 
 Ford, Matt Drew^ jr., Wiliiarin Anderson, Patrick Flvun. 
 
 Co. OF RiOBVOMD— William Crichton, Simon Uonoran, John R. 
 Smith, Danl. O'C. Madden, John Fnller, Isaac LeVesconte, John 
 FfseUI, John MatheMm, Hm E. P. Flynn, John II. Rbindruss, David 
 Grouchy, Thoa Catter, Angns McNeil. 
 
 Co. OF Shrlbubmb — Josiah Coffin, Gilbert McKenna, Georj^ H. 
 Deinstadt, Robert Currie, Josiah Snow, Gabriel Robertson, O. W. 
 Homer, J. C. Smith, Wm J. Bell. 
 
 Co. OF YictObia— Alex Taylor Joseph Hart, Doiuld Morrison, 
 Wm JoBes, Donald McLean, Alex Taylor, jr. 
 
 Co. OF Yabmodth — John Bourqae, Euos Gardner, Wm Rodgers, 
 J.W. H. Rowley, John Tooker, TliusWillet, Jas M. Lent, C. B. Owan. 
 
 CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT. 
 
 PoBT OF AiffHBBBT— Cotisefor, J. J. Kerr. Oat Ports—Sub-Col' 
 lectori, Pngwash, J. McNab ; Wallace, William McNab ; Joggins, J. 
 Moflatt. 
 
 PoKT OF AwNAFOLis^^CoUedor, J. C. Tobias. Out Ports — Sub- 
 CoUeeton, Clementsport, G. F. Ditmars ; Thome's Cove, A. B. Thorite. 
 
 Port of Antigonish— Co//ecfor, U. McPhie. (hU Porti^-^Stdh 
 Colhctor$, Bayfield or Little River, £. G. Randall ; Harbour au Bouche, 
 £. Corbett. 
 
 Port of Ariohat — Collector, S. Donovan. Out Porta — Sub-Col- 
 lectori, St. Peter's, M. J. Kavanagh : Port Richmond, A. McDonald. 
 
 PoBT of Baddbok — Collector, Alex. Cameron. Out-Porte — Std>- 
 CoUeetore, Great Bras d'Or, J. McNeil ; St. Ann's, J. McAuley. 
 
 Port of Barrimoton — Collector, D. Sargent Out Port — Sub- 
 CoUector, Port LaTonr, J. Swain. 
 
 Port of Bridortowm— Coffec^or, 8. S. ThomcL Out Port — Sub- 
 Collector, Itert William, W. Graves. 
 
 Port of Corkwallib — Colleetor, X. Rand. Out Porti—Suh-Cvl- 
 leet&re, (knada Creek, C. V. Rawdlng ; French Cross, H. V. B. Fams- 
 worth ; Harbourville, H. Morris ; Horton, E. Do Wolf. 
 
 PoBT OF Diobt— Co^fertor, B. Vieta. Out Porta^Sub-CoUecton, 
 Bear River, Z. Croescnp; Sandy Cove, C. Gidney; Westport, B. H. 
 Rubles ; Freoport, J. Tliurber. 
 
 R)rt of Halifax — CoUector.'E. Binney. Regieb'ar of Shipping, 
 H B. Paulin. Surveyor, John U. Ross. Warehouse Keeper, Win. 
 G. Fife. Assistmnt Warehouse Keeper, Thomas R. DeWolf. Pre- 
 
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 ventiv* Officer, Jnmei Kerr. Landing Waitera, James Cnllen, O. 
 A. V. Paw, 'J'liomas P. Jost. Apprai$er, John F. Muncev. Ai- 
 siitant Ditto, Jno S. Bcssonett. Ouagtri, Joseph Auston, naml R. 
 Caldwell. Clm-k$, Jas FitEgcrald, Jas 8. Morris, Wm H. Hill, Jno 
 Marshall, C. M. Almon, Jamos G. Morris, J. F. Richardson, John 
 Eckcrsly, J. W. livnni^r, Danl. Creamer, J. 8. Richson, F. A. 
 Coleman, C. K. Brown. Tide Surveyor, A. Kelly. Shipping Offictn, 
 Jhs Hills, Jms Wallace, 8aml. Noble. Warehouen Lockrra, Don Frosor, 
 Wni Mclx'aii, Well wood Reynolds, Geo Ryder, Geo. G. Gray, Wm 
 Matoney, Norman McDonald, Jas F. Burnham, Jno Steele, David Cnl* 
 dor. Matt. J. McCunly, Wm. Plus, Jr, Jonathan Crowe, W. II. Bash- 
 foni, W. A. Chipmnn. Preventive Officer and Weightr, T. C. Wier. 
 Tide Waiter and Weigher, Timothy Mallane. Boatmen, Daniel Galla* 
 
 Sher, Fras Beasley, Wm Nunn, Jno Beaxley. Tide Waitert, Roliert 
 filler, Chas Grant, Thos 8hcA, Robt W. Ilodges, Thos Hatch, James 
 Whalun, Steph White, G«o Bayley. Out Port»^Sub-CoUmlor$, Sheet 
 Harbour, A. Fraser; Ship Harbour, D. F. Corrj, 
 
 Port or lUwKBSBcnr — Collector, M. McDonald. 
 
 PoKT Hood— CW^tor, E. D. Tremain. Out Port-^Sub-CoUtttor, 
 Margarcc, J. Hoss. 
 
 Port or LocKBPORT-^Cotfec//>r, Geo "lallMi 
 
 Port or Londohdkkrt — CoUeetor, D. A. Davidson. Out PorU, 
 ~-Sult-CoUe€tor$, Five Islands, A. Y. Corbett; Tmro, J. F. Crow. 
 
 Port or LnNHifBURO — Collector, Edw Dowlin^. Out Port* — Sub- 
 CW/«c/ors, LaHavo, J. Harley; Mahone Bay, CD. Mader; Chester, 
 D. Dyniock. 
 
 Port or Liverpool — Collector, J. H. Freeman. 
 
 Port or Maroarbtbtillk— C7o//eetor, P. W, Landers. Out Part 
 —Sub-Collector, Wilmot, R. Stone. 
 
 Port Mkowat— Co/feefor, J. J. Letson. 
 
 Port Muloravr^CW^ot, V. J. Wallace. Out Portl^^Sub-Col^ 
 lectors. Cape Canso, W. J. Bigelow ; Guysboro', Jamee MarshftH; St- 
 /Mary's River, A, P. McKenaie. 
 
 Port or Parrsooro'— Cotf^etor, A 8 Townshend. Out Port^^Sufh 
 CoUecton, Advocate Harbour, C. Ward ; Ratchford's Biver, F. t, Ba^. 
 field. 
 
 Port or VicTOU-^Collfetor, D. McCulloch. Out Port$SulhCd- 
 krtort, Tatama^uche, W. Camnbell ; Mericomish, R. Marray. 
 
 Port or Shbludrkb— Couecfor, J. Muir. 
 
 Port or Sydnbt— Colter, C. E. Leoosml. Out Porto— iSiifr-CU- 
 Icctmrt, Ungan, F. E. Leaver ; Louisburg, L. Kavanagh ; Main-a-dien, O. 
 Rigby ; Glaoe Bay, C. H. Rigby ; Cow Bay, W. W. Bown ; Caledonia, 
 David McKecn. 
 
 Port or North STDNBT^Csffector, T. M. Bown. Out Port— 
 Sub-Collector, Little Bras d'Or, P. Collins. 
 
 Port or Wktmouth— CWfaetor, 8. Jones. Out Port$-^Sub-CoUec- 
 tort, Acadia, A. Boumeuf; Belleveu's Cove, J. V. Stuart; Gilbert's 
 Cove, R. Sanderson. 
 
 Port or Wuroaom—CbUseeor, E. O'Brien. Out PorU-^ulhCol- 
 lectors, Chevcrie, T. A. Malcom; Hantsport, Wm Davidson ; Walton, 
 A. McN. Park«r ; Maitland, A. Roy, 
 
 Port or Yarmouth — ColUctor, T. E. Moberley. Out Ports — 
 Sub^CcUectors, Beaver River, B. Perry; Pubnico, P. 8. D'Entremont; 
 Tuskct, 4.. Leot. 
 
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 Tttn TAtiirr. 
 
 AoM| Aiiliwrin | par lb. 
 
 Aotda or cTary ibHiorl|Hioii, 
 •tMul Aruilc AclU. Viii«(«r 
 
 •ml Riilithnric Aclil Vtint 
 
 Ar«<Uo Acid, ilfro., Vhtvipir.. . 10 r |» Kill 
 
 AilT«riltlnt rMti|t|iM« 15 1> tmmi 
 
 Afritultunu HtwIvtiM Furni- 
 lltg Uf«iMiU A Lii|d«>iti«nU, 
 when ltn|iurt«Hl hy, fi)r th« 
 •n«minm»in«nt «r Ajcrlnlil Prv* 
 
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 W) p ■»! 
 pkg 10 p c 
 
 |>ktf in |t 
 una 10 p c 
 
 Al«, n««r and tHMtwr, In 
 
 MMlkl — B» pgiil 
 
 Alls B«>«r, •ml IMrtitr, In^ 
 
 bottlwB (A (^Kr( or U) pint 
 
 hotla. to thi^ tf«l).7 PRjll 
 Almonda Mid Nutt of Ml filnd'uKI p mM 
 
 Alum Fre* 
 
 AnMomlfAl rroparntiona do. 
 
 Anrhorm , , do, 
 
 An|ri>l« ilnlr, unmiuiuflwiturwl do. 
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 Uorn«d Cottlo in » ^ 
 
 Dwin* iOpM 
 
 Bhonp . . . . t 
 
 Annntto rr<>« 
 
 Antimony Vrev 
 
 AntifiuttiM, cAbtntta of do. 
 
 AppnHitni, MtfNiriiiff RMm do. 
 
 Appnrwl (wMtring) of HrUUh 
 •ul\|not« dvlna «br«iOil, but 
 domkilad in C«i|odOt do, 
 
 Amntlne, AlbrttA and ()«r- 
 inivvt', Mid PHit«d'<«Mur«, all 
 kiiMla— manuflioturad lA p cent 
 
 AiiOl. , Fr«a 
 
 Arms Air tho Army or Navy, . do. 
 
 Army and Na»y— Ibr «■« of— 
 
 Armt do. 
 
 Clothlitii i do. 
 
 Mtuical Inatrunienta, Itauda do. 
 MiltUrv 8torM do. 
 
 Articlm ft>r thp public Um* of 
 Ui« Domiskm do. 
 
 Articloa bj and ibr «•• of Go- 
 vernor Ooneral do. 
 
 Artlclpt fbr nu of Foreljiii 
 ConauU General Freo 
 
 Ash— Pot, Pearl aad soda. .» . do. 
 
 Atlaaee* IS p cent 
 
 Bacratclle fioarda and BIDianl 
 
 'Tiiblea IS p cent 
 
 Baittiage, Trav«Ueta. Free 
 
 Hark, Tannera' do. 
 
 Bark. Nab, Vegetablea. Wood 
 ana Druga, uaed cbietij' lu 
 
 dvelng. do. 
 
 BarUy .Free 
 
 Barilla or Kelp Free 
 
 Beana Free 
 
 neer In Wno«l.. f Ae p (Ol 
 
 lliu'f In buttb>a 7 « p gal 
 
 10 p e and 
 ( lA p n pkg 
 
 lUeliromate of Pnlaali Free 
 
 Ullllanl Table*, Biiijalt^llr ilila.lO p i^ent 
 Deltiiig dufk rimI floae diirli Fri«e 
 Bei-rlf>« naoil ohUlly In <ly«>kig iln. 
 
 Hitter. ...ntalnlng HplriU.. | [.JJU To 
 
 BlacKluK ■ s Is p «>»Bt 
 
 llleNrhIng n*w«ler«. Ftee 
 
 lloMny, a|teelmena nf. do. 
 
 BookMnder'a MlllbuanI and 
 
 lUiuiMr'a (;loth <ln. 
 
 B«H»Kn, blank aroountMid cony 
 
 htHtka, Aivl iMMtka to ne 
 
 written or drawn npnn IB t> eent 
 
 Umika, itrlnte«l, periodii<ala A 
 
 l»Ainpnli<U, not nelii|{ fltrdgn 
 
 reprint of llrltloh ropyrlglii 
 
 worka, ih>r blank auoount 
 
 Imoka ; nor coMr liookn ; ntir 
 
 IxHtka to be wrut«>n or drawn 
 
 npitii ; nor mprlnta of iMMika 
 
 prlnte<1 In Oahaflat iior 
 
 prlnte«l aheet roualo An eent 
 
 Bouta and Ahuet (leather). ... IS p ot<ut 
 
 Bw>t F«dt Free 
 
 Hook, Map and Newa Printing 
 
 Paper 18 p eent 
 
 Buiie, nianuiketured 10 p cent 
 
 Boiiiinta, llata and Capa lA p cent 
 
 Uiblnfl, TonMmeiite and I>e- 
 
 viHlonal Rooka A p eent 
 
 Binnaele Lampa, Shipa' Free 
 
 Biacuit mhI Bre«t fVom Oreat 
 
 Hrltain and B>i.A. Provin. do. 
 
 Boiler Plate. Iroli A p cent 
 
 Bolting CVntha Free 
 
 Buraa. . ... ..K. ... do. 
 
 BcHtkbindera' Toola and lin- 
 
 pletnnnta do. 
 
 Bracoleta, Hiaid, Ac, made 
 
 of hair .10 p cent 
 
 Bran.,.. lUpoent 
 
 »«~^ ir.S^i.'p"; 
 
 Braaa and Oopper. manulkot..lA p eent 
 Urena, in bara, rmU and aheetaFrue 
 Braaa Tube* and Piping, wlieu 
 
 drawn, or Iron v. do. 
 
 Braaa or Copper Wire and 
 
 Wk-eCk>4li do. 
 
 Braaa in aoraiia tlo. 
 
 Braaa In striue. do. 
 
 Braaa and Tin CtaatNi, Sliclea 
 
 Rn<l 8|kAnglea, fbr ttte tnanu- 
 
 fketnro of huop aklrta do. 
 
 Brinutone, roll or flour Free 
 
 Briatloe Aiul Hog'a Hair of all 
 
 kinda s..... do. 
 
 Britannia Metal Ware )S p cent 
 
 Brooms and Bruskea, all kiudalO i* cent 
 
 Hi"Oom Corn Free 
 
 Buckwiient Free 
 
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Writing, <'op}'in(i, pml IViiilinK Ink*, iit M. T MtUn A. Cn.'n. 
 
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 Illllholl NImI Colli, «Xi'n|il I'll 
 II«mI KUti<ii allvMr noili i|o. 
 
 Iliirr HloiiPM i|o. 
 
 HiiMm, imtiirill »\fv, not Id'Ihk 
 •<iuiii, nor iiriNliifHl by Miiy 
 inorH iiumiImiiIvnI priximii . . ilo. 
 
 liiittor 4Hii plb 
 
 ItuiitliiKt Hli'l"*' frpfl 
 
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 riibliiM« orCollln, Aiitli|iiltl<>i, 
 
 Omtn mhI MimIiiU itu. 
 
 ('hIiIpii. Iniii I'linlii <ivi*r | Iticli. 
 
 hIihi'rImI or hmIwIhI, or Hot do. 
 rnltlcM, lininp, wlii>ii ii)i««l Pir 
 
 nIiI|in nr Vi<H«rlii only iln. 
 
 Cnlili'M, !(■<*'*'*• wIk'ii iiimmI (tir 
 
 Nlilim oi vfimi'U only ilti. 
 
 i'MMiiKtwiirit or KiiriiltilrH. . . lA |i tmmt 
 rnrli)tv», <<4MitnliiliiK Hiilpliiirin 
 
 Ai'tu t9 |i tmnl 
 
 <'iinli, ClKyiliff 'iA |i oMiit 
 
 (.'MutlnniiiHl 'lii|i«ir«, nrtallnw, 
 
 WRx, or Hiiy otliHr innlKrlnl. lA p r<«iiit 
 (jMnMl« I'latns, Tliiiieil I'Utm, 
 
 Hlt<<«tt lion A p o«Mil 
 
 CniMt .liili'c (uMi Hyriipa) 
 
 ( ^noiiiuhouo, or IiuIIh UiililNtr 
 
 mill Uuttii I'HroliH, uiimnnu- 
 
 fkotunnl Vtrm 
 
 Cnoiitoliniir, or IihII* iiublM>r, 
 
 innniiniiMunMl IA p cent 
 
 C'riivhii, Mil, NoN. 1 to n, wh«n 
 
 linwl for nlilpM Mini vomiclii 
 
 only Free 
 
 Capn, llfttn bimI llonneta IA p wnt 
 
 t'iirri«K«* I') P v«'*^ 
 
 CMrrliitfCR of travHllnrii, Mul 
 
 oarriMM Iwlnii with ntnr- 
 ^hnnilTxo (liKwkftrn ami clr< 
 
 ^MiN troii|M>fl I'ti-eiitiMl Krpo 
 
 ('nriwtii »ii«l HeArtfi Uuk* . . . . IA p relit 
 
 <'Mhni(^rf^ VA p <wiit 
 
 (^aiiMla, Krtiund 2A p oniit 
 
 lio. unKround IA p cent 
 
 Cnntii, as nuHli'lfl fbr nan of 
 
 RnluNila of (Uwlttii Vrve 
 
 (JaatiiiKB— alt otlinr — Inn IA p o«nt 
 
 C<>niniit., marine ur hydmulio, 
 
 tiriKrouiid Pren 
 
 Cement, Hydraullo, ground 
 
 and oalciiied IA p cent 
 
 Chair*, wrought Iron ur Bte«l..Fre« 
 
 (Jhe«M 8 ota p lb 
 
 Chaiidnliera and Oaa FittiiiKn-lA p cent 
 ChhiHware, Karthenwaru and 
 
 Croukery IA p cent 
 
 ChnrtH, Mans and AtlkaieR. . . IA p cent 
 Charitable Iiistitutiona, dona- 
 
 tlnns of clothing Ibr Frta 
 
 Church UeiU do. 
 
 Chicory or other root or vego- 
 
 tnble used aa collec, raw or 
 
 green 3 eta p lb 
 
 Chicory, kiln dried, roosted or 
 
 ground 4 ctR p lb 
 
 ndiT lApexnt 
 
 < 'IgMm. . . . , in rtR p lb 
 
 Clnnnnnni, groiHid W p (■••ni 
 
 \ht. uiigroiiiid in p Mitt 
 
 ('ItniiiR in p (!«iit 
 
 h<i, mid rliNU when Im- 
 
 |Hir(<>d III lirliin Fme 
 
 (NiHih and llarncM FiirliltilrcIA p oant 
 
 Coeua, liean and dill II Frta 
 
 Vtwxk i*RRt« fVoni (irent llrl- 
 
 lalii and UNA rrovlncoM do. 
 
 roinmiiiilon I'latr do. 
 
 Cunipiialiloii H|ttl«rii and Nallii do. 
 
 C'liiiilinHNiM, mdpN' do, 
 
 CIhv rt|M>, <'lay, r.nilh.V Hand do. 
 
 Cliickn IA p oent 
 
 Clothing or Wcailiig A|i|iarid 
 
 made liy IimimI or Ntwlng 
 
 inailiihe in p eent 
 
 Cliithtiig ftir Army and Navy, 
 
 or donnlhuiR or Oir ohnrltfl- 
 
 Ii1i> InntlfHtloiiR Fraa 
 
 Clothing, plain, im|Mirtrd flir 
 
 onicfi'R of tlio army niid navy 
 
 nerving In Catmdii ... Fro« 
 
 Clothing ami nnnR t>>r the 
 
 army and military flircea In 
 
 tho dominion Free 
 
 ('onl Free 
 
 Coeoa Nnt < HU In their natural 
 
 Rtale Free 
 
 ColIJ-e, grei'H Free 
 
 CollVe, ground, roaRted or kiln 
 
 dried 4 rtR p lb 
 
 Coke Fre« 
 
 Color*. tIr, : InkeM in pulp, 
 
 Rearlnt and mnrnne, nltrn 
 
 marine and ChineRe blue, 
 
 nmlier, raw, hlue - idaek, 
 
 rnrlN and perinanent grr<-n, 
 
 natin and tfnewaRlie*! while, 
 
 bif'liromate of I'ntaRh, Riigtir 
 
 of lend and llrlliHh gum. .. . Fre« 
 
 Collar cloth pap«<r do. 
 
 ConimlRRarial morei do. 
 
 Confectionary j JsVc'lici* 
 
 Copper TubeR rikI I'iptng, 
 
 when lirawn Free 
 
 Cop|H'r, In bnrR, hhIii, l>oitR or 
 
 RheetR, aiKl Rheathing do. 
 
 Copper, pig, wire, ronnuor fl»t do. 
 CopiMtr or llraRN, mani)niet'd..lA p oe'jt 
 Corkwood, or tli« liark of the 
 
 corkwoo«l tree Free 
 
 CopfH^r I' ipe do. 
 
 Copuor Sheatliing do. 
 
 C'iniage, whon UHcd for RlilpR 
 
 mid vurscIr only do. 
 
 CottoHR in p cent 
 
 Cotton Warp IA p cent 
 
 Do. not coarRor tlmn 
 
 No. 40 Free. 
 
 Cotton Yarn and Cotton TwIrIIA p cent 
 
 Corn, Indian Free 
 
 C' '(ton Wante Free 
 
 Cotton Wool do. 
 
 Cotton Caiidlewick Free 
 
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 %h\irti riTC 
 
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 I'orV » Irt p r«nt 
 
 lf««m 01 Trtrtfti lt> rv\ »tnU. Fj-w« 
 
 \fp'\ StntDn •livovc<Mn Jo. 
 
 ('nn-rtnt* Ifl JJ r«nt 
 
 v'nilevy, polUhni — ttll •mtt.. . 19 p cent 
 
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 Ooft.1 Kvon. f«h<pn' T-'i-ert 
 
 1 >->«.! I,i;(h(«, d.> di>. 
 
 i>(^<krhig«, x\o do. 
 
 no{ ««t d<>. 
 
 1>virti'. Fruit 1ft p <e*'y^i 
 
 l>rn|f* »i"t "MhorwiM apAclfltd.lS p c«»nt 
 l>my;« tincd ohiefly fov (lr«<MnFc«rt 
 1>vc Slu<IV, vU: b.Mrif*, WrK. 
 
 \v<>i><is, WinX chr<'rty \\\ <ir'''g do. 
 
 PiniM TiU's " . . . do. 
 
 1>i-)iwiiig», not In o\l do. 
 
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 Km-th, «'Ut* nn<1 Snivl do. 
 
 Kni-thwnW'Hj ftnd «jr.>ck«ry.. . 15 p cfliit 
 
 Kign Fix»e 
 
 Klo.Hr^lTpfl Mi>oVc« fUr pri?>t- 
 
 insf pnri>i>t<*« do. 
 
 Kinei y do. 
 
 Kn|fii>viii|f» And I'liiUn IK p c««t 
 
 K»»pn<'«"i 1 .W p gal 
 
 KxavMitiiil OiU ofnU kinda. ... 15 p cent 
 
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 Fmicv Oiwds nnd MTHltxry. 
 
 rir. : Rrtiden eTnbt-oidere^i 
 
 with gt>ld, tUvftr »nd other 
 
 m I :%h 15 p wnt 
 
 P«n and Fir* Soi-***!!*. ...... .15 p cent 
 
 Vimth*!"!* (»iid FloxrMt 15 p c«ttt 
 
 F^U f>r h»t« «<id l)<).>t» Fr«« 
 
 FHt Hjit lvvdie» 15 p c«nt 
 
 Fihrilln, Mfxiofcn Fi!>re or 
 
 TumpK'O. \vhjt« ov hU^'k, 
 
 Rnd <>tln>r vojfcttWc fibi^s 
 
 f<>r m*niifkolur« Pre* 
 
 FirobHok do. 
 
 Firewood , do. 
 
 Vita's, dried fruit* 15 p cent 
 
 FilWrti* <1a t.*? p <»ent 
 
 Fir« l^riok and CKv Fre« 
 
 Firo woi-k» '. 15 p c«nt 
 
 Fish (ft'csh^ nr^ tv> <ivchid« 
 
 oysters or lohst^rt in tint 
 
 or ke« Fre« 
 
 Fish, snit^^i or »Tn,>K-^i 1 <« p lb 
 
 Fish »nd rojr««(«hl(». prot«rT'dl5 p cent 
 
 Fish-hftit Free 
 
 Fi»hin(j Not* Und Soines do. 
 
 Fish Vtook*. 1,ine«. nnd Finh 
 
 Twine* do. 
 
 Fish rifttps (.wrought iron or 
 
 •tee! do. 
 
 FInt W'U-v (*«• ct1t»i)llne«, nn- 
 covtMiMl (^oe hoop iikirt) .Frws 
 
 FInx \\nn\o do. 
 
 I''ln«. Urmn, T«m, tindrntiiml. do. 
 
 Fli>nv ot w-ln*rtt i»«d ryn Free 
 
 . 1>(> of *ny i)th^»- gmin, in- 
 cluding Indlnn nnml «nd 
 ontmi-nl Ffpo 
 
 Fon>lnn NeWspApprv, tent 
 othrvwisp th»n throngh V. 
 oi«re IB p cetil 
 
 Fruity dHud in p c«nt 
 
 l>o. gr«>on. 10 p cent 
 
 l>o. preserved In brawljr 
 
 i»v «pirltii l.M p gftt 
 
 Fnm, HKh»i, Felt* or TiilU, 
 nntlrp««ed ITroB 
 
 Fur, or of \vhlnh Air It prin 
 oipitl part IS p cettt 
 
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 <?nlr«n1red Iron TrM 
 
 'Jfnu «nd Mediilt tlo. 
 
 tjertnwn Flnt«d and tlllded 
 
 w«re, inAnnfc'd of nU klntltlR p cent 
 (Jin (pft.'kAgpd 15 per eent). .80 •« p gAl 
 (Jingwr, gmnnd 28 p «pht 
 
 l>o. nngronnd IBp etnt 
 
 ()li%ti und gUitwkre, piftte 
 
 and tllrered. ctiiintd, pktnt- 
 
 ^\ or iMlor^l \5f eent 
 
 OUxt Fi\p(>r And QlMt (Moth.. Pr«^e 
 
 (.Jlj|«',>r«r». Offlcprn' Mcm IB p e»nt 
 
 (^l<ibrt«, when impor»e«l by (»nd 
 
 fbr nte of coll«get» »ci»'ntJfl« 
 
 •nd Uterftry t«>e<etie« And 
 
 •chooU , . . Free 
 
 Oont Hnlr^ nntniinnrtictnred . do. 
 OoM, 8«l?t>r and RleHn^-p)«te 
 
 mftnn(tiPt\tred 15 p eeitt 
 
 GoMb<>«tPr«* Rrime, Mouldi 
 
 and Hkint Pre* 
 
 Greint of all klndt, (enept ^ 
 
 KW.) do. ' 
 
 Or(U«, i>t<er. Talm LeHf, 
 
 Straw. Whalebone. Willow, 
 
 ekoept plAlt^ )dt«wh«re men- 
 
 t4«>nerl 15 p cent 
 
 l^rareU Fr«« 
 
 OrpaM and Hcrapt dOv 
 
 (.irindttonet 15 p eent 
 
 Gnnrts, Uritith, when Import- 
 ed by Hoora Paper mak<^a 
 
 and 'atalnen, to 1>e uted ta 
 
 tbeilr trade only Frw 
 
 Oiim, (7opal do. 
 
 •<}«npowxler 15 p «ent 
 
 Onnn. Rifle*, and M-raa of all 
 
 kinds 15 pcent 
 
 Gutt* Fercha, manu(licture<1..15 p cent 
 Gyptnm or Flatter of Parlt. 
 
 uoither ground nor ealciiie^iFree 
 Gypftum, fround, when im- 
 
 poi-U^i exprettly M mannrt do. 
 
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 Hardware, r\t. : Cntlery, po* 
 Ibbod, all torta: Japanned, 
 
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 f l^»^^U^m1 Tin nnti HrlMi»itil« 
 Metnl WHIP, Hptwli"*, SlinvtOi, 
 Atpi. Mori, ltnl(p«, fitiki 
 Mml kiiei'il 'ltH)lt, Hcvtlic* 
 Mtitl Hiutlm. n)ilkcii, NnlU, 
 TNfka, ni«<l« Mtwl Rprlgi, 
 fl^Mttl, iitKl nil otlwr Injii 
 L'»i«(liiBt. Other Ititnlunfa, 
 Horn, l>ni-l n\»\ ivnry, ma- 
 
 tiuftlrtltrad 18 p ceitt 
 
 ItnritPti ilml Flmldlprjr rtf len- 
 
 thnr raiintiDlcturn tl) |» cetit 
 
 Halntr MnhnJr, mniiuntrturH(ll5 p cent 
 Itftlr - Itumtit, AiiKolH, (JiiMt, 
 Thibet, H«»rte, IIiib; or Mo- 
 
 hAlr, uiini«niiffletiir(>d Fre« 
 
 llnlr, knimit ha riit-li«r1 Imlr. . Pioo 
 
 rut rluih fl*i IliiUin do. 
 
 llHtJi, Olit>i and noiitiAtl tit |) rrftt 
 
 H«_T 1(1 |i rpiit 
 
 llehip, undrMiwI > Free 
 
 Hidpfi, Hornt ntut P«lt« do. 
 
 Hntlerjr \n y, nmit 
 
 Itoritp Itnir, unriianuflicturi'd.rice 
 
 Ifop* cU p lb 
 
 Hoop «klrt itlMnuflictiiri>~ til* 
 ftfllowlog itrdclea fttr L'rliio- 
 llne: tnrp«d fbr fororiiig 
 rvlnolhii' Wlr«, clftipn {tin 
 Mid brnu). RJIacH, Hpnngli-g 
 null Rl«tte<l Tfttiea, niid ll«t 
 or rouiiil Wlr«, uticuTorvd. .Fm* 
 
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 In4i(Ui Com Pron 
 
 Indigo Free 
 
 Ink of nil kind*, eipvpt print'glff p cent 
 
 Ink printing Free 
 
 Iron, rig do. 
 
 *• Hod, b«r, hoop <»r •he»>t.fl p cent 
 " Bciiitt, BnlvKhiKHd or pIgFree 
 •' IMidalt^d, in Imrt. bloom* 
 •nd bllletn, puddlert or not 
 
 puddled do. 
 
 Iron KoltJi And Hpikes, glllran- 
 
 l«ed do, 
 
 Iton Null and Rpike Hod, 
 
 n^tinrf, flat or ■qiiftrn n p vent 
 
 IroB, lloop or Tire RjrdrlTing 
 wheels or loromotivei, bent 
 
 Mid welded Free 
 
 Ii-«n, Holler Flatee Op cent 
 
 Iron, llailmad U«re, Wrought 
 Iron or Steel Chain and 
 
 FUhPtntei FroH 
 
 Iron, Roltml TUtei 5 p cent 
 
 Iron.Cannda i'late and Thined 
 
 riHt«i Dp cent 
 
 Iron, Wire Free 
 
 Iron, Tuboe and Tiping when 
 
 drawn do. 
 
 Ir«)n, Rnn^'itand Kidvm (ahlpa) do. 
 Iron, MaiitH, or part ur Iron 
 
 innktii (ithtpt) do. 
 
 iTOiy, Hone, I'earl and Horn, 
 
 nianuHictured 15 p eent 
 
 Ivory Nuta FrM 
 
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 .Inpannwl Tin, Plftidiliod Tbi 
 nod Itritnniiln Mctnl Wnro in p wut 
 
 Ji<wcl|pry nod Wnt«'lie.i 15 p fM«l 
 
 Jniik and < takuni Free 
 
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 Kelp rtrt. 
 
 Krrolitu do. 
 
 Kn'eei, Iron, llidori (nhlpt) . do. 
 
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 liKrd 1 oent p lb 
 
 Ijmh'I, pig Ffho 
 
 " 111 !ih»«ft d»i. 
 
 •• white, dry do. 
 
 " rfd, dry. . . do. 
 
 lienther, vlr. t HhM»»p, Calf, 
 
 li'mt and CliMinoln Hklrm, 
 
 drfMcd, varnltilicd or foa- 
 
 nifllt'd If! p f^nt 
 
 !ji*ath<tr, or Imltntlon of b-A- 
 
 th»>r, inaniifhHiirfd 15 p f»*t 
 
 Leathtfr, ftolf- and upper 10 p oent 
 
 heather matiiiflictiirpi. vh. : 
 
 Hmjte and Htio«>g, linrtietii 
 
 and Haddl<>ry 15 p wnt 
 
 Lenionn iiod <»rnni{i<« 10 p cent 
 
 Po. and rbi'ltt when ifn- 
 
 portiMl In brlnn, Free 
 
 LocoinotJve cnuine frnmea, 
 
 eranka, crank iiilc*. milts ay 
 
 car and lot^omotlve ax lea, 
 
 ni^ton roda, gnldn and alkie 
 
 Lara, crank Dinn,conncetiiti; 
 
 rfMla, hwip iron or atpel t>>r 
 
 tirea, wheela bent * weld«'(1Frf» 
 IjO'joniotiveaan^l railway paa- 
 
 aeiiger, b«i(ga;»»« and frplght 
 
 cara.rininfiiK on roHdi* r-rima- 
 
 Ing tho frontlet, ao long na 
 
 CHniwlian looomotlvftn and 
 
 cara ar«> adinltt«>d rr»>f , unf lor 
 
 almilnr circiiniHtancfts, in 
 
 the United Rtatea . . Free 
 
 LoiHtinotive f iiginea and H. R. 
 
 cara 15 p font 
 
 Ijiiien 15 (I ff>nt 
 
 liineii, talde, ottlc-Hra' meaa. .15 p cent 
 
 liinttii Maehino Thread Free 
 
 hitharKft do. 
 
 lilthogrnphlr Htone* do. 
 
 Lninlter (aeo i'lftiik> , 
 
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 MnccaronI and Vermncllla. ... IS p cent 
 
 Maohine Silk Twint nod Ma- 
 chine Linen Tliroud. ..... Free 
 
 Mace ?5 p cent 
 
 Malt 40 c p 1/iia 
 
 Manilla (Jraaa, Reaiirnaa, and 
 Moaaea for l.'pliDlnteiera' 
 pnrpoaea Free 
 
 Manures do. 
 
 Manufllctured Marble 15 p cent 
 
 
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 vnV'"' ........... 
 
 »^l\«i«, 0,.|,«i, V«ntt V.rrtr. 
 
 wtiovo nUyutloHi'il .... . . 
 
 )\<s\\r m\oi^. \\,^\\\, Vi'rt^l. 
 
 nu'i hiM V .... 
 
 n»il i;Oi<i».| Wrtvo If n\l 
 ^\\\fU 
 
 1 "tnhov , . 
 
 \Vo,m1 
 
 rii«Vim*<v»» 
 
 pl-r^OlA-ixl 19 p ri»Mt 
 
 iM srtwn on 1vv.» i«li<n«'o('iiy t 
 jini\ !«>nl><> i\ iMM onrti hloi'lt*, 
 
 imwinNntrht . . t'vow 
 
 M(»M^, h-^n. ov p:\u« rtf in>n 
 
 W(\«t* v^h^P"*^ . '^<*. 
 
 Mi'^t*. fiv^hk smoUD«1 ov •nUniil ri>nt p ' 
 
 Mim1«\*. oaI"ii<>'* or B"i-«n 
 
 Mo<Hom«( U^^otn In t<n»h w»- 
 
 t«i-nl *t!<to (Ii>. ' 
 
 Moiljoir>.<<, Pi\ti>«>t. 23 p ront 
 
 M'''1<rii\r»(i fiir )t04fthA1A \f> ft o«»Mt 
 
 M>tn\, i}pi». i« hlooV^ i>v pt«« lio. 
 
 Iri 0!»n!^>l« «lo. 
 
 (Xiv MAohhii^vvN Ai^. 
 
 MiUituMV i>! «U kin«^< \5 p cent 
 
 Miv1t>l%, \vhou they ciVUnot l)e 
 fl«oi\ «»* the H(1K'U»* «>r«h\<»h 
 thrtV «in> 0*1(1 to b« th« 
 w<>tV^1f» I^re« 
 
 M<M«*!»o*. W ««oi\ for n'fln^ng 
 
 p«v\>o'»o« o\- t^M till' mUMii 7.1 in»«ti« p 
 fllotxn"* of «ti|ft»r lt><^ n>« 
 
 !2a l>ei c «rf 
 t•a^ Inddft 
 v*\.of |>Vn 
 1>o. <vrt>«>v (<,s^ Svmp... . 
 
 ^nitnv !*n»\ n(^v^•^ «lo. 
 
 injt M'n«i<M<\ t^ovo« v<fr 0^^>o^l!•1.^ p »»^«t 
 Mniii.>. !^>»*N^.. pvh>(^1 18 p c<>ttt 
 
 Muntnul is |) cHif 
 
 111 |» fCHf 
 ilU. 
 
 Nnll*. 'I'n.H^ AMil Ittitilt 
 
 NrtIN, i>oi«itoi*IMiM( 
 
 NtiHo, xliirtMiHtjj ... ... 
 
 ottiittOAkt timit Httititgh \hf* 
 
 I'ont t>«Hi'i« iP p i;('»l» 
 
 PIU>»«, tM BttHiiHUl ri-oH 
 
 NUtrtt.>orMi)iiti , ,. m 
 
 \vUi' )«pi>i'lm'tt Ih |» cntii; 
 
 Nni-< ««»ii onlf 1y Iti (IvflHrt. . n»<p 
 
 N»Mtt(.K« !{P p I't'ltf 
 
 NrtpMm .. |(^ >! r gfli 
 
 i»i\kttnl **tt»« 
 
 Ortt* ,...,...,....,. do. 
 
 Ochins, ffVimMii rtiiil i'nifl)ii>M 1« p etiMt 
 o,'hf..« tW»il Mi>t«llli> Otitli'fl, 
 
 witohiMl m- ilttwrt^hwl - (It J-, 
 not .-nlrlni'ei I''trrt 
 
 Nortt. bngftti'lln Will lUl- 
 
 liniil 
 
 tttui 
 
 IMnld 
 
 flotlihifj flu tMlli'i'innritm 
 mmy mil! ninv; roJil'n, 
 r;iim\v niul l'i>rt. On- run 
 ti'oii*, rtml nH aitlr)»»« (br 
 .>!!'■ »■»' i\i .>•««. lUinii'Hy 
 ft-or, Miuv pity tlio iliitlm 
 impi'.'oil upon nhnlltir 
 ffyMiU ImpiHtPtl flit null- 
 
 oil* -I'oci^ii Nut, IMmo liHtt 
 Pnlm, In tholi nAHlrrtI ntftti^ ilrt. 
 
 OUi», Ri>voi»i>>iii,t'ortl. lUKtlllptl, 
 purlllwl Ami »i>Hni<il 1(1 c p gnl 
 
 t>lU. HiMif,i>li>. Nilptim, i'utro- 
 li'um, tUMliU'il. ptn-lfliMi, lit- 
 fottUiol in r p gttl 
 
 Oil, l\'t»-olo>iin, i-iiul(^ rt c p !Jtit< 
 
 oil, r.'h«li>«nn. pimluctK of 
 oi>nl, nlmli> Mini Uuiitlt>, not 
 
 ofhovwWi' (ip»>ilMi>(r 1(1 c p gftl 
 
 <>ll, Wlmlo. In llio irtski, Aom 
 oil slilpbottrtl, i»iul In tliB 
 c<Mi«Ht<on In \vhl«h It wrtn 
 
 flvKtlwvlM Prtie 
 
 on, Kssftttlnl 10 p -out 
 
 Oil, Cnkv .....j.^rea 
 
 oils, In ftuy wiu- iTcHrtpil, 
 
 pumppil, 1-rtokpil, MpHi'Iii'iI, 
 
 i or pivpireil, not el««whi'r(i 
 
 oppclHt'il 15 p cptit 
 
 I on t'loths 15 poett;; 
 
 Oplutn 15 p ('('lit 
 
 Oi-rtuflniM. 10 p ceV^ 
 
 l>o. mill rliuls when lin- 
 
 porte^l tu lu lm> FfPB 
 
 Oi>liiRno« H(«ivn V*^«i 
 
 (>r<>iiof All kluiln of MotAln. . . . )lu. 
 
 |[ BHOWK miorilKKS 4 00.. Druggim, Oif.nancc 8quAn3, U«)ifkx. 
 
^tti«ll WiMM In t>tvni ftit\nh t\i II. t. Mltffl * f'(f/ft, 
 
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 Miikftw* tt^"j f^H)«' 
 
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 l'n<'Uttt|i"i nf tMQf-v itf«r'H|ifltH( 
 III lUili'U rmimIm rtlf limittHy 
 iMl|)fii»i«t<, rttut rrtP*'* frtvff lug 
 fif'HM (i) «liif. ot liinti'ly, III 
 ivtdMl, nin< ftint^t ffiiiMlhlHtt 
 
 IwiMlrd Willi" (tl- lldttli'n 
 ?ji|tll.<« itt <)HiM HniliifHj lift! 
 MHiiJrttn, ilcjiilj-tjilit., Itt-rtiidy 
 i^nnkfi, littiMl« '11^ ftnrlinpt'H III 
 #lil<'|| nitliHttonw ll'(ii(iM, 
 tvlllf^ Mi\ tiitilt ll'|lliil« titi' 
 
 roiitttliit'il, nml mt linj i »"Mii 
 
 tnliiliiH Biiljiliiiilf itfli! , IN |i rNif 
 
 rttliit niifl r<iIiii-K lint i«lBcn JiiTo 
 
 flpi-rlllfil !N p wtlt 
 
 I'nlitlliipn III itll l.y nt\Mn nt 
 tvi'll Itimwll Mli'lU, nf^ rit|llnf< 
 nl »lii« nlfl iiinstfr" Itt li»''li 
 
 t»i I I'<Im Ff ff 
 
 l'tt|"'i i..il.ij.iijw;....l9 |i '-"Ht 
 
 rnjiri llrtiittltittH.i.;: ..;.:..,. IW |i <'<'»it 
 
 rrtjtfi'i MrtHilr. 11 fi pfut 
 
 I'nitiwnli iitHl i'liiliri'ilft') Ifl ji ci'iif 
 
 I'nifiif Mclllfliloo 9.n |i rMif 
 
 i'i<!\il, Ititin, litttiP «nrt Ittif.r, 
 
 ll'rtlimhrhlt-h»i.j(..l<U.ill.U;.. 1" I' '•♦■"♦^ 
 
 I'.'HN Ft-M' 
 
 I'fU-', HIili'R rtiul Hnl-tlh tiM. 
 
 i't'jt(IK»-. ^11)1111(1 25 t' rl'llt 
 
 tlo, iiiipfiiliiifl \n li itnt 
 
 •'••"> 'MHf iXl^'f": 
 
 I'fi flilii(»t-y tint f l*f« fir<t-<' nfip 
 
 rlHftl..,; »rt t' ♦"♦""^ 
 
 I'lHn rtli.l I'lilW Oil*, hi fltflf 
 
 tifttdi-nl nMr- Cff**. 
 
 !Mn"<ttHm-iih <!'• 
 
 IMfkli-M niifl Ritiii'M. i IflfM-rnt 
 
 I'lrtii'iifn, giiiiiiitl 2n fi fftif 
 
 " Iiiipri)iiin1 In p M'fif, 
 
 Plppf'lnr Ffr.p 
 
 rijti'f", tolmpcn \n |> f»tit 
 
 PIMi «ttr| trtv F•■^f* 
 
 i'lnstPf tif l*nilfl, Rrntiiiil »inl 
 
 ciilt'lMpi! I I" f '"flit 
 
 Plh.VHiK ri»v«1i« ii...i,i...'ifi fifpnt 
 
 Pitiinltli* Hn»nl I'lliiHiiR rrfswlrt p rfiif, 
 
 i'lfxpl-twi MfrtlK. 15 p <'eiit 
 
 Pillili'tl, l)IHloKiHlih»«c1 or Orip- 
 
 per pluff nillo. nllUipml* i»»ifl 
 
 Ailri'itlsliiK Pnmf1il»'t« 15 p P<>ri<; 
 
 PoiilHjr * 15 p rMit 
 
 T.pMl, 
 fillC* 11 pr 
 
 Poilwi- III liniHfl'. 
 
 Pitifpr in wiskg. 
 
 Pig trort, PIff Ijrt»f1, still Plf{ 
 
 ipppf . 
 
 BfKl 10 p r 
 rttt fill 
 5 «• p l(«l, 
 pkffK 15 po 
 aiMl 10 p c 
 
 Free 
 
 Plill'in'iplilcrtl lii«friiin«'itf>i (iihI 
 A|i|mmlip« liir|(i(|iti(i «)l/ii.(«, 
 nliMt MfiiMirfivi iij mill tnt 
 
 tliciltr «i/f!n||('(j(*'«if(li(( Mel' (I 
 IMIc fill't rifplrtl^v f^'«|tH»»« 
 niiij Mi(iiinl»! Ff-i o 
 
 Mjitil". N»irMii«< rtfi(J I ifi'H .]<* p tfMt 
 
 j'llltlK !lll'l f<(t«f<fl J,((ll|ll"f lit 
 
 Mnhounuv, ltM«'^*n-'(<i»l, Wn) 
 tin), 7'iiV.«iiMf, i'ht'ttf ftii'l 
 I'ltfli Pin- FfZ-n 
 
 I'lHIlk flKif Mnni'l l,iiilllicf "f 
 nil kliirN, njtfcp* Wfthnf, 
 Mnliiii'rttiv, ''(l^'^fl•l^. l{(in'' 
 \i"<r/|, lj|(-l-ry nii'l Pll*li PlJ<^lft p ft*tit 
 
 Piltitlin; liilf rtiid pilfTHf," 
 |'r-cHS"H, »'X'-i'pf PiirlnM'- 
 llniiil (flilddi? r"i«'>!''('f; ftr<f 
 
 pMUiflla fin, 
 
 Pllt|i|)<'f| IfMfi 1«NM, Ml/./KIII 
 
 nti'l lilllilfl f{n. 
 
 Pii»fi(i«i\ii/1 Piniip jf'Hf (Ptilpn; do. 
 
 Itngii fl/1. 
 
 Itnllrim'l Mnf, Kf'i//« t4 Ar(«« 'In. 
 
 Itnlnti. Inr «.'lmlfftiftkrf« dn. 
 
 (t'-'l l."fl«l, rlry fin. 
 
 il< tififl '. /in. 
 
 HiiaIii ....ti,,tii,i^iiii,i,Uit,ii,ti... 5n. 
 
 III".. I ,.plti 
 
 lll'lfiix .^ iOi'-fn— Ifnii (Hh^"'i1'r>*li 
 
 IHt't;!'!!; Wire, 'In 5n. 
 
 Ilnntw nii'l IlitlliF", ntt(«>r Mtnn 
 tiicfllfhml, «Mffi nrc ftn- ...tO p rprif 
 
 •Hl(lc(i, f(((»i'' nnrl Kli-fi Arffu 
 of «ll klft'N 15 p ^*tlt 
 
 Unfffti Pnpff M|itii(ft!fti(*'»'f-— 
 I hft r-nl'irs rtfifl nHMin Pil- 
 Itiwlnj:, wlifti lftif'nfl'f|Bfil»j- 
 If hr fn'ifti puiMT fnnniiftKf 
 tiin-r* flfifl dtaifiprn. for mK- 
 fiiiflictiirlfit; p((rp"«fX only, 
 thrtf U fn (tny : Iwrm In pulp, 
 urnrlpt Rfi'l ffinrfflf, (illrfi 
 niflrlti* tim) /'hlri'se lilne, 
 umber, raw, IflUft Mn^lt, 
 rnri" nrtd pfrwnnt'tii grr en, 
 gftflri Bn<l flni- wn«h^f1 wliltf, 
 Mphrnf/mf*! nf ;intfl«fi, nlluht 
 
 nf iiofi 
 Hrftl^f 
 
 nf Ipflfl flif'l f»rftl*h gitm. 
 R'ltn (pnekng*>(i IB pftf rnnf;. 
 Hyp 
 
 ^ c p gill 
 . Frp« 
 
 Bull*, fpfl'lf fnnd* 15 p cpwt 
 
 Null (htih *'r (nvrnn, trtttn 
 Nn». 1 to f , wli"Ti ii>i»'l f'rr 
 dlilnn nfi'l T*»fl»'l«i nnly Wt»p 
 
 Bill Afrttrtoiilnr, fmi^flfi Sn^w, 
 Hn\ Rfi'la, Plti'-flt* 'if Hnflji, 
 HntU Knh A NItrNfttrif RwIb <1<». 
 
 Rulf f\o. 
 
 H«Hpp<*« <lo. 
 
 SpR Orand, tfnriltltt ftrMn («n/| 
 M'>«<<e« for npb«r|«tpry pur- 
 pffiieR) flo. 
 
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 Hrown HttoTMHRrt ft Co., T*ttre Chefnicals und Toilel ArtirlCi. 
 
tt. T MttlUv<^ri>.JWkA»llr)iinn«tRtiitlonprR, ivn Otunvillf Hlivnt. llntitHx 
 
 \m 
 
 nRl.ntCRA rAUMRRA 
 
 [IB7a, 
 
 t««U«v«l, o^ MniMiAirintlitii 
 imv|M>«on .... Irt t» «»ni 
 
 jiM-1|>HoM, In ii<«tnni \»ii\ «!)< 
 
 bt pi <«oti« niAVlitf «*ih in*! 
 
 WiittlMH !ll«ttlf«Vft withhi tM«» 
 
 1>i»mh>(on P*ii»» 
 
 9hn^vli«. . . 1p p •••Ml 
 
 f«hn»t M«»1o. |Mluh"! \^ \i Ki^ni 
 
 
 
 .»««p». '^"<^* 
 
 II 
 II 
 
 (^■^>^« Ni>(» 1 to rt, wh«M «(»»h1 
 <?M- tMpo ov V*imU only. .. . 
 
 H\\\\>* Oi>nipiiM#t ! . . . . 
 
 " n««.l i;vi»i 
 
 1HM }.\'^hi\ 
 
 i>t.><« ri«ff« .. \rt9« 
 
 " BhftoVU*— ."»««»«»%• ... 
 
 " M»t>«' ),Mt>in« 
 
 •' TiUvoIUmk; fv«eHt 
 
 \X\vt Httfu^nv:. i>M\>* 
 
 ov r«»inio1» o«1y 
 
 W«»i1>i;i^», tMi>» 
 
 ln>n MAtt*. Ill- |>*vt4 of Imn 
 
 MmI*, ithlj>» Kv«>« 
 
 I»h»t1. mnn«i»ohn-v>i1 \^\> o»h» 
 
 ^hnib*, ri«mt» «i»1 Ti^i>«. . . 10 p r«fl«U 
 mlVii, f»*0«(« »\\\\ \>lvot* 1ft |> c«»U 
 
 T«i«K>uv NX ovk 1ft p cent 
 
 SHk Twist wu^ 8I1K rt««l M<>- 
 Vn\y Twist iv>t «UAxvh«i-« 
 !»P«»«»lfi<>i1 1ft p eent 
 
 BUk T\vi(«»* fi»r HftU, llooi* 
 
 A«<1 Sh.>«»l> KVM 
 
 miV Twist, M*oWn« «lrt. 
 
 i<lr«r <Viti, \' . Ri«(»n IB p ««>«t 
 
 8ilr*v nn<1 «ioUl Cloth IS p t'pnt 
 
 J!ih-«v p(m«i >»»■• 1ft p c«iU 
 
 M\nf Fit* 
 
 •lott<<ii T«p»ii foi- th* tnnnn- 
 
 f^oimt of Hoop SKiitu <lo. 
 
 »ni'%U >Va\-of> 1ft p r'pMt 
 
 s«„(f-^..n.i dvy j*?5j7;:;^ 
 
 " dftnip= tnoint or \Ac- | 20 o p lb A 
 
 Vlfti n''?*P<'«'«'« 
 
 «i>l« A»h Fm^ 
 
 St'vup. tvmnion. 1 po or 1 c p Ih 
 
 Soup. p«>r1\mw<l Hw\ rtkwo.y — lift p fn% 
 Spii<i<»K, Shtir*!*, Stovoo." will 
 
 «U .MWr ln>n OMsiinfir* ** T «^''t 
 
 Spelter or %\n\\ \n Rhc«t^ pig* 
 
 or hUvk* Fr*« 
 
 Sp«H»im<>t^n of Ntituml Ht«tory, 
 
 Mtn»<r«li'vjtyi Soulpt»irp, »>r 
 
 W\>t«nv. Fre« 
 
 Ap<i>p», unMnti), Ihi'liiitlnKght 
 
 ui>t , pTmi Hto mill pnpiM^t. . .2n p cunt 
 Rpli'i'*. tiituioiintl. liii-'ii)lliiK 
 
 ul»«K''»-, lltt»i»««tn mttl pi>i*pnrlN p ruMl 
 Pp1Ui'« ntiil Nnlld, i<nnipoiilt,iittil''r«M« 
 Pplkrn Pi'vdtfn n»<\ Riinlthn Ift p mnt 
 RpiHtii Mttil Miroitg Wntfii-ii. 
 
 (nn«iwi>i«ti>itmt or MtitnlnMl,) 
 
 liiohtilliiu BpivitA of Whtf 
 
 nmi AI<<i>hol ipttfiM 1ft p vi) . mi r p n«l 
 WplHfn n«i| Mtroitpi \Vnti<rt«. 
 
 OtiltiMl with Any ltif(rfi(li<«itt) 
 
 fttui Ftnlid prmnrvpil lit 
 
 Bplvlt*. |1.M pMirth or In 
 
 llit«l()« ov Imttli'K \,?m to hhI). 4 rtn Mrh 
 AplvltnoDi* Mipiori. othrr otRO r n kmI, 
 
 whiilrvrt RhnUHtii iiKh ift D n 
 
 ff tnrrh 3 (<T« p U) 
 
 Btnt<H'» of Mmitln. Hronm>, 
 
 AlnlmAtfti. imturnl «lf.i< Finn 
 
 fimlonny 1ft p rttil 
 
 Ptpel. xvioMitItt i>r (•««», In Imm 
 
 «»ti roiU FrM 
 
 BIbpI i'lnii>((, rnt tj» «tiy flmn, 
 
 l>m M nio\il(1i>i1. . , .'. Jo. 
 
 Ptfnl cimli* «1o. 
 
 F^t«t>rlng Appitrnttii. (htim. . . . ilo. 
 Pt»r«ot.y p« iMoclm f\>r prinlhiN 
 
 p«rpo!»M do. 
 
 >'>t«ntnln>nt nnil Mill BhtAa iV 
 
 t'lnttko, (\irgpil In thn rongh ilo. 
 
 Hti»«m Firi* llnglMM Ift p rpnt. 
 
 Nton«, nnwtiiMKht, And Ijltho- 
 
 tMnpln«vt' Rtonc do. 
 
 RtiMi>« A»r nt* of rtrtny i* nnvy do. 
 
 Birnxv 10 p p«nl 
 
 .••trnw. 'Pnnrttn, \\\mh nnd 
 
 Fitnoy rlnlln Fri>«^ 
 
 Rnlphni- or Urhnstonr* In tttll 
 
 or rtonv do. 
 
 Sniphnrlo Acid | rt p lb 
 
 l»o. do. pAiboyA oon- 
 
 tAlntng 1ft p rent 
 
 flop lb * 
 f»ng«r — Cnndv, biown or 
 
 whu« ; 
 
 2ft II r rtf/ »'< 
 
 inrtdg ml. 
 of pkg 
 1 n p lb «1- 
 2ft MO #!.#♦•» 
 biddit V«l. 
 <^f plttl 
 I r pTb A 
 2ft p <■ (itt vl 
 InrldgTRl. 
 of pkg 
 
 8yr«p of BiigAr or of Hngiir 
 fAnn. Ryinp of MolRMOd, or 
 of Hoi-ghnin, Molndo, con-ft-RcplbA 
 «^ntmtwl MplAdo or ooni'on-2ft p o ad rl 
 tmtml MolAfmon Alld l-Allolnrldg vrI. 
 Julrc of pkg 
 
 Sognr, pipiAl to And nbovn 
 No. Ihitvh KtHndnnI 
 
 8Hft«r, Wlow No. 0. 
 
 T 
 
 TaUow 1 ct p 
 
 TAmploo. whlip or blAok Fr«» 
 
 TBp»»», 8lott***., ft>r thn mAlin- 
 
 fhctnm of Hoop Skirt* dn. 
 
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 IV>«»ii«l«. <!", 
 
 I'Mltnf llHlt, mttnNlvliniftturil (In. 
 rhri»n<l Mtnii iMltrt- nHlcl*"!" Mil 
 
 i»H»ht«)(»l««f r . Ifl f» rnM* 
 
 Thri«Nil l.itr«^ nttri Infinrtlniu . t|t p nritt 
 
 rlli'K, tlinln P'ri'B 
 
 Till, Kintiiilnloil itr Itnr tlo. 
 
 Tin i»»nl J^lnr, or HpflUr, Itt 
 
 hlni'h Ml |iIk. . . i\n. 
 
 Ttn clnNpt, HllitcMiV MixtnglM, 
 
 P't iiinnntttchuliiK iiMitii 
 
 PUtH« fin. 
 
 I'ln l'ln»*« n tn'uMt 
 
 Tiir.dUM ).?>(» p pnl 
 
 I'otmi'i'ii, iiintMiftti'tnr^il, k« 
 rept tJJitni" 
 
 "lohrtfiii*- - BinifT Mint Riiufl" 
 Hn«f, lUy 
 
 T ol»«(MM) fliiuff, ilniMp, 
 »P»«IM III- plr<ltlr»t 
 
 Tnlinmi, tiiiitinnuflirhtrrtil.. . 
 
 1«J |» r * 
 UO ifn I* III 
 12^ p n * 
 ^0 iffi p III 
 \'H p n i<(^ 
 '2(1 itn p »i 
 
 (Iiiit tiiimt 
 lie buMilml 
 tin Impnr- 
 in«lnn.) 
 I A pn«tit 
 
 \f> p <'«ttf. 
 
 TnltnofO l*lpnt. 1,1. t 
 
 Tiiw, iinilfMHiirii , I , ■> ■ I . I 
 
 Tiiyn 
 
 rm««. rimi»« mill Hlutili*, 
 
 Hiilli^ mul llnofd 1ft p priif, 
 
 'rrnvfllpf'd HngHnffp Vren 
 
 l»ii. riiini»Ki'» fji). 
 
 Tinvi>IHii(| Tnirhn, Mlilpn tin. 
 
 Trpiwilli. Ho. 
 
 Tiilm« nml IMpliiff, of ritppt>r, 
 
 Hin^Anr lion, «li»»ii ilinwii. ilii. 
 
 TiirpiMilliiP, Bpli l(« nf Ifll p t«i>iit, 
 
 TiiijiiMitliip, iiMiiM' llinii RptrHii 
 
 i»f lilt Kfpn 
 
 Typp MolftI ill Mtirhn or plRH. iln. 
 TypM ftp cfiit 
 
 VllrinI, Itliifi. 
 
 .ttHt 
 
 w 
 
 WnliiiMn. tIrM friilhi Iff p «i>tit 
 
 Wcni|n|i> Appfiml kikH'IoIIiImii 
 iiimlc liy liAiirl or HcwIiik 
 iiinfliliH' Irt p rffit 
 
 Wi-nvliiK or (imn dllV, miuI 
 nnn»ln« or ♦mm fi.((..?i, for 
 iiiitNlrtK "Inntln wnldiiiig, mitl 
 rtliMiJlMi" tliK'iiil for rovi-rinx 
 rrhiitlltth h Irf rr»"« 
 
 Wi'flow, Pliljm flo. 
 
 Whuic Mil, fh Hi». t'ntikf fVow 
 on ^lilji Ittini'l, mid In llio 
 oon«l|flr»n III wlil'li I) nnn 
 flrnl Innili'il dn. 
 
 Wlicul dh. 
 
 WlilMntr or WliltdtilnK ffM 
 
 Willi.. ?,lnr, rtrr m. 
 
 Whiff, hffi.l, firr flo. 
 
 Wlilnltr (pni'linttM Iff p v(>ni).IW n p hrI 
 
 Wliii.M of All klhdfi, InnliHIng'in pH\ W 
 OliiKcr, MrniiKo, nnnplii'fry.rfM |i gn\ \ 
 LiMiioii, I'll'lfr, ♦loo<ii>liiTrir.iiit» IN II r. 
 Rtrnwl.crry infl (!iirrniil(frfif, litpt 
 Wine* ...'. |jltUt<»(cl) 
 
 Wlr^ ()ll>tli of b^lUii t)t nit|ip««r.rfM 
 " (liKiKii or f'oppi«r, roiiiKl 
 or llft«) »1o. 
 
 Wlr»« ( Iron) i , ftp runt 
 
 " lift! or roiinil, for frino 
 ll«f»(». iin(o»i»iwl ft*^ 
 
 Wlr»' Mlj'uliip. RlilftH ITfi**. 
 
 \\'moi|« of nil klii«l»i, wholly 
 jminniiiirnfliirpil »1o. 
 
 WioiU hikI hriixn iici-il rlijflly 
 In (lyMlnjf , io, 
 
 Wooilfi nmoiirnolnrpfl, not wlnn- 
 
 nlii'ri- dpwIllMl Ifl p f'»'nf, 
 
 Wool Frro 
 
 Woolli'io*. , . 15 p r#>nl, 
 
 WooINn NoftlMK thr Imlln 
 lliililifr RhoM Fm* 
 
 WrllliiR l»*»>kn, fHncy linfl or- 
 nnnifntiil rn«*»i mifl Itof^n, 
 ninl fitlipr fnncy gooiln IB p nenf 
 
 Vmnluli, lirlplili •% lilnrk, trlion 
 
 iiKPil fiirnhipMi^ vpKKrld oiilyFrpn 
 
 VnrnUli, olhrv timn »lo 1ft p runt 
 
 V««iiPi»rlh(| of wooil or Ivory.. .Frrn 
 
 VphpI«M(»», Clilllinry In p tpmI, 
 
 Vpunlnlilrd, Fllirpo Frpw 
 
 Vr>ui'lali|pn, iidpd rhiwfly In 
 
 iiypliitf flo. 
 
 VpkpIhImpw, FIhIi unci MpaIh, 
 
 pipwjrvpti Ifl p ppnf. 
 
 Vplvpt», RllkK nmt HniltiM tft p ppiiI. 
 
 Vinpgftr ami Acetic Anid 10 o p gAl 
 
 ♦Th« Iniportfttlon of nrmn unci iniinltlonN of wur, rrthwrwlim tlmn f^oin OrMt 
 nrll.Min nr Ihp tIrilUli poiiiirn»iotm, In prohibited. 
 
 PIT" All Hoods not hnrplnh««nirp pnnmpriit.fid, unhjcrt. tn 1ft p*r rnvi. dnfy. 
 
 Qoods Free of Duty from B. N. A. Provinoev. 
 
 Tbo following gnodfi, whmi of thfl j^rowth nnd prodinfl of »ny of th« 
 
 Dritinli North Ameriviin Provinofli. vi» : Animalnof all kindA; frnab, nmoked 
 
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 ('if^nrs, of aM kindu .10 otB per lb 
 
 Malt 1 ot per lb 
 
 tVtrolenm R ct.<« per gnl 
 
 do lns|^rtori«fee!« — l'nokap:e«o\Tpr20pnl«.10 " per prkge 
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 Tobavvo and Snnff 16 " per lb 
 
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 Uistillers or Reoti tiers .... " 2ft0 
 
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 Overaeers of Fluhera in Woira Sootia. 
 
 CtiftthrliiMd Co. — ThoB H, P*tton, Kastern T>ivisl()n, emhracing all 
 Btre.ima emntv'ing into the strait.'^ of Northnml^erland ; Geo iJimock, 
 Western Division, including all streams flowing into Hay of tundy. 
 
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 J)t\'h' CV». — James IL Mnrcnouse. 
 
 Qu^ft^s Co. — Samuel T. N. Sellon, 
 
 ShpJburtie Co. — Win Muir, Junr. 
 
 tfal^ax Co. — Ezekiel Sibley, East Division, Dartmouth to Ecum 
 Sccuni ; John Fitzgerald, Halifax Harbor to Margaret ]{ay. 
 
 Viitorta Co. — Donald McKac, Junr. 
 
 Pictou Co. — Walter Murray, East Division, including Sutherland's, 
 French and Harney's River ; Thos Graham, West Division, including 
 East, Middle, West and Caribou Rivers. 
 
 Cope Breton Co. — Francis f^uinan. 
 
 KtH^^s Cf.— 'Henjamin E. Smith ; John E. Starr, with special refer- 
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 Colchester Co. — Wm Blair, South Division ; J. W. Davidson, North 
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 Inwrmss tV. — Murdoch A. Kots, East Division ; William Grant, 
 West Division. 
 
 Rithmomi Co. — Duncan Cameron, Eastern Division, fmm River 
 Itourgcoise to East boundary of County, including said river ; Jno II. 
 Hallam, Western Division, Irom River Hourgeoise to West boundary 
 of County. 
 
 Hants Co. — Peter I. Hurnham, Western Division, to extend from 
 West County line to Walton ; Timothy IJ. O'lJrien. East Division, 
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 On tk* Coast of Nova Scotia ; The comst of Ntw Brunswick ami the 
 United States in the Bay of Fumiy; and at Cape Race, 
 
 N etv/oundland. 
 
 Mkagiibr's Beach— Bast side of Halifax harbor. A fixed white 
 /izht, elevated 58 ft. above sea level, and visible 10 miles. 
 
 CflKBUCTO Head—/^ white revoivin^ light in operation. 
 
 DeviCs Island— On the tt. W. pomt'of Devil's Island, Eastern 
 Passage entrance to Halifax harbor. A fixed red light, to distinguish it 
 from Sambro and Meagher's Beach lignts, elevated 45 feet ; visible 8 
 miles. Octawona! dark brown tower, with a white belt between the 
 balcoity and lantern, to distinguish it in day time. 
 
 Sambro Island — On the S. W. side of the entrance to Halifax har- 
 bor. A fixed white light, elevated 1 15 ft. above the sea. visible in clear 
 weather from 20 to 25 miles. White Octagonal Building, Lat. 44** 26' N. 
 N. Lon. 63° 35' W. In thick or foggy weather, signal guns from ships 
 will be .luswered from the signal station by firing two guns in quick 
 succession, and the same reply will b« made from the island to the 
 sound of a steamcr^s whistle. 
 
 West nroM HallflMU 
 
 Peggy's Point — East point of entrance to St. Margaret's Bay. A 
 fixed red light, about 65 feet above high water. Square White Build- 
 ing Manding about 40 yards from the shore. Lat. 44^ 29' N. Long. 63° 
 57' W. 
 
 Chester Light on Iron Bound Island— Entrance to Mahone 
 Bay. One fixed white light, 25 feet horizontally visible from sea from 
 W. S. W. to N. E. elevated 50 feet above high water. Lat. 44° 26' 
 IS" N.Long. 64° 4' 10" W. 
 
 Cross Island — Upon the S. E. point of the Island. Two light* 
 placed vertically 44 feet apart, the loiver light it fixed ; the upper one 
 flashing at intervals of a minute, visible 14 miles. Building red, Laiv- 
 tern painted black. Lat. 44° 19' N. Lone. 64° 9' W. 
 
 BArrERY Point — At the entrance of Lunenburg harbor. A fixed 
 white light, visible 12 miles. White square building. This harbor is 
 easy of access, spar buoys are pl^d in the bay and entrance to the har- 
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 are painted black and must be left on the port hand going in. 
 
 Iron-Round Island— Entrance to Lai lave River. A bright ^^h 
 lights of 20 seconds duration, followed by eclipses of ^o seconds. The 
 lantern is on a square white tower, on the southern side of the island, 
 70 feet above sea level, visible from all points of approach 
 
 MosKR*s Island — West side of the entrance to Lallave River. A 
 fixed red lights on the S. E. point of the island. Square white building, 
 58 feet above sea level, standing 100 feet from the clilT. l-at. 44° la' N. 
 Long. 63° 18' W. 
 
 Port Mkdway IIariiour — On Admir?'ty Head, West side of the 
 entrance to the port. Square white building, with a black square in the 
 centre of the seaward sides. A fixed white liji,'h/f 44 feet above sea level 
 visible 10 miles. Spar buoys are placed in the channel to Port Medway 
 harbor, on the breaking ledges. Nautilus Rock, corner ground and edge 
 of flats oiTRangs' Point. In passing in from seaward the red buoys 
 must be left on the starboard, and blac/k buoys on the port hand. 
 
 LlVEKi'OOL — South end of Coflln's Island. A revolving lights ap- 
 pearing full at intervals of two minutes, 80 feet al)Ove sea level. Uuild- 
 ingoctagonal, in red and white horizontal stripes, visible 16 miles. 
 
 Fort Point — Entrance to the inner harbor of Liverpool A red 
 ^.¥^<//i^>^/, visible from all points of approach, and must be left on tht 
 larboard hand when entering the harbor. 
 
 Port HtutRT— A Light House Ijeing built. 
 
 Little Hope Island— Off Liverpool. A revolving red lights 40 
 feet above high water, attaining its greatest brilliancv every minute. 
 Situate nearlv in the centre of the island. Lat. 43°8'43i"N. Long. 
 64° 47' 15" W. The lantern is placed on the top of the keeper's dwell- 
 ing, which is painted white. 
 
 Gull Rock — Off the entrance to Ragged Island harbor. A white 
 fixed light, 51 ft. above sea level. Square white building. Lat. 43° 39' 
 N. Long. 64" 66' W. 
 
 Sheldurne— On the 8. E. point of McNutt's Island, at the entrance 
 of the harbor. Two white lights vertictU — the upper light one 100 ft. 
 above sea level, and visible 18 miles ; the lower li^ht 38 feet below the 
 lantern at the top of the building, and visible 10 mdes. Building paint- 
 ed black and white in vertical stripes. 
 
 Negro Island— A Light House being bailt. 
 
 Barrington — 6n Baccaro Point, E. side of the entrance to the har- 
 bor. A red fixed light. Square white building, with a black ball on 
 the seaward side. ^ 
 
 Carter's Island— A Light House being built. 
 
 Cape Sable Island— /< revolving light^hnght 15 seconds and dark 
 25 seconds, elevated 49 ft. visible 12 miles. Octagonal white build- 
 ing. Lat. 43° 27' N. Long. 65^ 36' W. High water at Cape Sable, full 
 and change, at 7} o'clock. Spnng tides rise 12 ft., neaps 6 ft. 
 
 Seal Island — The first light on approaching the Bay o£ Fundy is 
 on the S. point of Seal Island. A fixed white lights 80 feet above high 
 water, ancf may 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. from the light house. Be- 
 tween this rock and the island there are some dangers ; the ground is 
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 between them. A Fog Whistle is also in operation at Seal Island — 
 The whittle sounds in each minute as follows : A blast of five sec nds, 
 then an interval of five seconds, then a blast of five seconds and an 
 interval of 45 seconds, to complete the minute. 
 
 PuBNico Harbuur — On the .S. E. side of the entrance to the har- 
 bor, about 13 miles northerly of Cape Sable. A fixed white lights 28 ft. 
 above hich water, (rise and fall 12 feet.) Square white building, stand- 
 ing 50 fathoms from lew water mark. 
 
 risH Island— On Big Fish Island, E. side of the entrance to Tua- 
 ket River. 7\vo fixed horitontai white lights, visible 12 milea. 
 
 Yarmouth— On the island of Cape Forchu, West side of the en- 
 trance to the harboi. A bright retfolving lights 145 ft. above tea level, 
 visible quarter minute and invisible half a minute. Seen in clear 
 weather 18 or 20 miles. Building red and white in vertical stripes. 
 Lat. 43O48' N. Long. 990 09' W. Steam Fog Whistle near Light 
 House, a blast of 10 seconds in each minute. 
 
 Capk St. Mary's— East side of entrance to St. Mary's Bay, Digby 
 Co. A revolving light, attaining its greatest brilliancy every minute, 
 and showing alternately red and white faces, 100 (t. alxive high water. 
 White octagonal building I^t. 44** 04' N. Long. 66° 08' W. 
 
 ,KIER Island — Situate on the western side. A fixed white light, 
 <jit ft. above sea level, visible 15 miles. Octagonal white building. A 
 Steam Fog Whistle on Whipple's Point, S. W. of light, will be erect- 
 ed and in oper<ition during the Autumn of 1872. 
 
 Westport — On Peter's Island, at the S. entrance of the E. side of 
 the Bay of Fundy. Tivo white fixed lights, placed horizontally, to dis- 
 tinguisn it from Brier Island Light, 40 feet above high water mark, 
 visible 10 miles, and is intended to lead vessels into Westpc t, or 
 through Grand Passage. Square white building. 
 
 Boar's Head— N. entrance Petite Passage, Bay of Fundy. Alter- 
 nate flashes, red and white, zX intervals of 60 seconds. Square white 
 building. 
 
 Digby Gut— On Point Prim, at the entrance of the Gut. A fixed 
 white light, 76 ft above high water, and visible 13 miles. Building 
 square, painted red and white vertically. A Steam Fog Whistle on 
 Point Prim, in thick or foggy weather, sounded 8 second in each 
 minute, making an interval of 52 seconds between each blast. 
 
 Port Willl\ms — Tkvo fixed white lights, 20 feet apart, perpendicu- 
 larly, visible from all points of approach. S^^ftae white building. 
 Port Williams is distant from Digby Gut Light E. 25 miles ; and from 
 Black Rock W. 28 milei 
 
 Margaretville — Ared fixed light, visible 10 miles from all points 
 of approach. Building square, painted in white and black horizontal 
 stripes. Margaretville is distant £. 37 miles from Digby Gut Light, 
 and W. 15 miles from Black Rock Light. 
 
 Black Rock — A white fixed light, 55 ft. above the level of high 
 water, and visible 12 miles. Square white building. 
 
 Spencer's Point — A white fixed light is placed on the top of a 
 building at this point, on the northern shore of Cobequid Bay, near the 
 head of Minas Basin. 
 
 Apple River Light.— On Hetty Point, N. side of the entrance to 
 the River, and three leagues to the eastward of Cape Chignccto. Tkito 
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 Parrsroro* — On the W. side of the entrance to Parrs boro' River. 
 A fixed white light, 30 (t. above high water, visible 9 miles. Octagonal 
 white tower, standing close to high water mark on the l)each. 
 
 IIORTON Bluff— /4 white fixed /i>M 95 ft> above high water level, 
 (rise and fall 40 to 45 (t.) visible in clear weather over the greater part 
 of the Basin of Minas (after passing Cape Blomedon) and above the 
 Five Islands and up to Windsor River, until intercepted by the con- 
 tinuation of the BlufTto the^outhward of it. Square white building, 
 standing 66 feet from the Bluff. 
 
 Burnt Coat Head— The lantern is erected on a square tower 
 attached to the main building. A white fixed light, 75 feet above high 
 water level, and visible from all points of approach 
 
 Gannet Rock — The Gannet Rock is 66 feet above high water, and 
 has a light house upon it, painted black and white, in vertical stripes. 
 A ^xed white light {visible 12 miles) lies S. W. by S. distant 3^ miles 
 from the southern point of Three Islands, and S.S.E. i E. 7 miles from 
 the S. W. head of the Grand Manan. A gun is fired to answer signals 
 during a foK. There are a number of small ledges and sunken rocks 
 about it, which are always breaking. The light stands conspicuously 
 in the immediate vicinity of all the sunken rocks and dangers, extending 
 from the old Proprietor to the Seal Islands of Machias, a distance of 
 about 20 miles. Between the northernmost and southernmost of the 
 Murr Ledges there is a range of dangerous rocks and shoals, many of 
 them above water, and which extend westward from the li(;ht house 
 about 4 miles. From this range farther westerly, about 6 miles, lies a 
 dangerous breaker, called the Bull. This may be avoided by keeping 
 three remarkable headlands, near the S. W. end of Grand Manan, 
 open. 
 
 Machias Seal Island— S. W. by W. | W. fiom Grand Manan, 
 lie the Machias Islands. On the eastern island two light houses 
 are erected, showing fixed lights, distant from each other about 200 
 feet in the direction ofE S.E.and W.N.W., by which they are easily dis- 
 tinguished from all other lights on the coast. Elevated about 54 and 
 58 feet above high water, visible 15 miles. A gun is fired every four 
 hours during a fog. Both buildings white. 
 
 Grand Manan Island — On Swallow Tail Point, N. E. side of 
 the island. A white fixed light, 148 ft. above higher water, visible 17 
 miles. Building white, Lat. 440 45' 22" N. Long. 66° 44' 4" W. This 
 is a conspicuous mark in the S. Channel between Brier Island and 
 Grand Manan. 
 
 Little River — On an island at the entrance of the River. A fixed 
 rvhite light, varied by flashes every 90 seconds, 40 feet above high water, 
 visible 11 miles. 
 
 Quoddy HftAD — On the S. E. side of Quoddy Head. A fixed white 
 light, 133 feet above sea level, visible in clear weather 17 miles. It 
 bears from the Southern point of Grand Manan N. | E. 13 miles, and 
 from the Northern point of said island W.N.W. 7i miles. Has a fog 
 trumpet. 
 
 Campo Bello — On the N. E. extremity of the island. A white 
 fixed light, 64 ft. above the sea, visible 1 5 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 ihe main channel, to West 
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 white in vertical stripes. Lat.44*^ 39^ 51" N. lx)ilg. 6«° 51' 3a" W. 
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 OuTKR Uravf.r, or \Vii.!.TAMs*!t Tst.AND— On Smith East part of 
 the Island. A rffWfinc whift flAsk lig-kt, 70 feet aljove tea level, 
 visible 12 miles. Square white building with two black balls on its 
 seawanl side. A frtr/cxtcnds eastward from Ueaver Island some dis* 
 tancc. l.at. 44<'4P'N., Long. 6«<* at' W. 
 
 Country Harkour — A Liffht House being built. 
 
 L!Rix>MR Harrour — Revolving Light on Liscomb Island, 450 
 feet K. S. E. from West end of Cranberry Point on the West side of 
 Uscomb Island, East side of the entrance to Liscomb Harbour. 
 The light is a rrt'dvinQ red and tvkitf Uii^ht^ showing alternate red 
 and white flashes every two minutes ; elevated 64 feet above the level 
 of high water, and in clear weather should be seen from a distance of 
 15 miles. The illuminating apnar.itus is catoptric, or by reflectors. 
 The tower is a square wooden building, a8 feet high, Minted white ; 
 roof of dwelling painted red. Position — Lat 440 59' 20" N., Long 
 ^t*' 57' si' ^- This Light is for the purpose of guiding vessels in 
 the harbour. 
 
 Whitk HfiAi^ Island — On the S. W. point of the Island. A bright 
 Aask iiq^t of 10 seconds duration followed by eclipses of 10 seconds, 
 displaying alternately 3 flashes and 3 eclipses in a minute. Square 
 white tower, standing 75 fathoms from the water's edge, with an octa» 
 gonai iron lantern, 55 feet above the sea level. Lat. 45'* 11' 58" N., 
 Lat. 61'^oS oa W. Visible 11 miles. 
 
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 harbour, head of (.'hebntto May. A fixed white Ughl, 30 ftet above 
 hlgli water, visible 8 milefi. I,«t.45" 22'^;" N., Long, fit" 2u' 11" W. 
 
 Eddy, or Sand I'otNr— (Cut of Canso). On the W. side of the 
 S. entrance to the Strait of Canso. l.al. 45" 30' 29" N., Long. 61'' 
 13' 42" W. TSw hot itonttit /Ixeii white liijhtt, 24' f>. apart, elevated 2S 
 fl. each, viniltle K miles Square white building, with a black <Iiamond 
 on the aeaward nlde. 
 
 WrsT SiDi viur OK Canso, Ni)RTHern Entrance—/^ white fixed 
 tinhtt 1 10 ft. above high water, visiblt 18 miles, or between Cape 
 George and Port f food. White tower standing 120 yards from the 
 shore. I^t. 45° 41' 42" N. Long. 61" j8' 58"\V. 
 
 PoMKitT Island— St. CJeorgc's Hay, Antlgonlsh Co. Standing on 
 the N. side, 50 yards from the E. end of the laland. A fixed rtd Uj^ht. 
 Squai-e white building, 50 ft. above high water. Lat. 45° jS' N. 
 Long. 61 o 49' W. 
 
 Cape St. Gkoroe— On the N. side of the cape. A reifolving white 
 light every hall mmute, visible 25 miles. 350 ft. above high water. 
 Smiare white tower. Lat. 45° 52' 35" N. Long. 61° 53' 40" W. 
 
 IMo Cariuou Island— On the N. E. end of the Island. A white 
 rtvoMng lie^ht^ showing its greatest lirilliancy every minute. Stiuare 
 white building, standing no ft. from the point, an(l about 35 ft. above 
 high water. Lat. 45" 44' N. Long. 62° 46' W. Visible 10 miles. 
 
 Pktou Lsland— On the S. E. point of the island. A white fixed 
 light, 52 ft. above sea level, visible 1 1 miles. Square white building. 
 Lat 45" 49' 10" N., Long. 62" 30' 29 " W. 
 
 rU(;WASir WKKWovvi— A fired light ow Seaman's or Fishing Point, 
 on the East side of the entrance to Pugwash Harbour. The light is 
 a fixed light, showing red seaward, and white towards the harbour, it 
 is elevated 48 feet above high water, and in clear weather can l>c seen 
 from a distance of 8 miles. The illuminating apparatus is catopric 
 or by reflectors. The tower is a square wooden building 44 feet 
 high, painted white. Position, Lat 4^° 52' 30" N, I^ng 63^ 40' 30" W. 
 
 Amkt IsLANt>— -OfT Tatamagouche harbour. A fixed white light. 
 The lantern ia placed on the top of the keeper's dwelling, which is 
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 A white fixed lights 65 feet above sea lercl, visible 12 miles. A small 
 red light \% shown below the lantern. Building octagonal, in red and 
 white vertical stripes. Lat i^^ 41' 25" N., Long 61° 39' 26" W. 
 
 West Arichat Harbour — The light is ^ fixed red light on the 
 North end of Jerseyman's Island, elevated 39 teet above the level of 
 high water, and vk fine weather should be seen from a distance of 
 1 1 miles. The illuminating apparatus is Catoptric or by reflectors. 
 The tower is a square wooden building, 28 feet high, painted white. 
 Position— Lat 45° 30' 20" N., Long 61° 3' 4" W This light is for 
 the purpose of guiding vessels through Crid Passage in and out of 
 West Arichat Harbour. 
 
 Arichat — On Marache Point, S. side of the entrance to the harbour. 
 A white fixed lights 34 feet above high water, visible 8 miles. Square 
 white building. Lat. 45^ 29' 02" N., Long. 6i* 01' 52" W 
 
 Green Island— Near the S. E. end of Madame Island, off the town 
 of Arichat. A fixed red lights elevated 70 feet above high water. Lat. 
 45° 28' 51" N. Long. 60° 53' 40" W. The lantern is placed on the 
 top of the keeper's dwelling, which is painted white. Visible 14 miles. 
 
 Louisburgh — On Lighthouse Point, N. side of the entrance to the 
 harbour. A white fixed light, 85 ft. above high water, visible 16 miles. 
 Square white building, with vertical black stripes. Lat, 45** 54' 31" N, 
 Long. 590 57' 15" 
 
 Scattarf Island — On the N. E. point of the island. A revolving 
 li^ht, visible 60 seconds and invisible 30 seconds, elevated 90 feet, 
 visible 15 miles. Octagonal white building. Lat. 46° 2' 13" N. 
 Long. 59^ 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 ap- 
 proached nearer than i^ miles. Gun fired as signal, and a boat for 
 assistance. 
 
 Mainadfeu — On the Westerly end of Scattari Island, a fixed red 
 light is exhibited at an elevation of 90 feet above high water, and can 
 be seen at a distance of 9 miles. The tower is a square wooden 
 building, 40 feet high, and painted white. The illuminating appara- 
 tus is Catoptric, and consists of 4 lamps and reflectors. Lat. 40^ o' 
 30" N., Lodg 590 47 30" W. 
 
 Flint Island — On Flint Island, E. coast of Cape Breton, between 
 Cape Granby and Point Gage, entrance to Cow Bay. Lat. 46° 11' 5" 
 N., Long. 59° 45' 50" W. A revolving light, attaining its greatest 
 brilliancy every 15 seconds, 65 feet above high water. Octagonal white 
 building. 
 
 Low Point — On the eastern side of the entrance to Sydney, C. B. 
 harbour. A white fixed light elevated 70 feet, visible 14 miles. Build- 
 ing octagon red and white vertical stripes. Lat46*' 16' 12" N., Long 
 6o» 09' 22" W. 
 
 Sydney Harbour — The light is a fitted red light on the West end 
 of South Bar, elevated 30! feet above higli water, and in clear weather 
 should be seen from a distance of 10 miles. The illuminating ap- 
 paratus is Catoptric or by reflectors. The tower is a square wooden 
 building, 20 feet high, painted white. Position — Lat 46° 12' 40" N., 
 Long 60° 12' 40" W. This light is for the purpose of guiding vessels 
 into the harbour and marking the dangers of the bar. 
 
 Outer Bird Island — Between the entrance of the Great Brasd'Or, 
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 30" W. 
 
 Black Rock Point — S. side of entrance to Big Bras d'Or, C. B. 
 Axed white li^ht. Square white building, abont 45 feet above high 
 water, standing 100 feet from the point. Lat. 46° 19' N., Long. 60° 
 24' VV. 
 
 Ingonish Island. — A fixed white light is exhibited at an elevation 
 of 237 feet above high water, and in clear weather can be seen at a 
 distance of 15 miles, The tower is a square wooden building, 40 feet 
 high, and painted white. The illuminating apparatus is Dioptric, 
 with lenses of the 5th order. Lat. 46" 41' 20" N. Lon. 60" 20' W. 
 
 St. Ann's Harbor. — On the north side of Beach at the entrance 
 of the Harbor of St. Ann's, C. B., afived white light is exhibited at an 
 elevation of 24 feet ahove high water, and can be seen at a distance of 
 Smiles. The light house is alx)Ut 30 feet high, and painted white. 
 The illuminating apparatus is Catoptric, and consists of two lamps 
 and reflectors, one facing S. W., and. the other N. E. Lat. 46" 17' 
 30" N. Long. 60' 32' 15" AV. This light is exhibited to find the 
 entrance through the Narrows to the Harbour, which cannot be dis- 
 tinguished in dark nights. 
 
 St. Paul's Island — On the S. point of the island, Lat. 47° 11' 20" 
 Long. 60° 9' 36", is an octagonal lighthouse, exhibiting a revolving 
 white light every minute, elevated 140 ft., visible 20 miles on all Ijear- 
 ings. except between S. S. E. southward to W. On a rock, 26 feet 
 from the end of the island^ in Lat. 47° 13' 50", Long. 60° 8' 20", is 
 another similar building of the same height, showing a white fixed light, 
 visible 20 miles, between N. by E. \ E. northward to E.N.E. A gun 
 is fired every 4 hours at the Humane Station. A Steam Eog Whistle 
 will be in operation during the autumn. 
 
 Margarie, or Sea Wolf Island — On the N. W. side of Cape 
 Breton, nearly midway between Malx>u and Cheticamp harbours, and 
 distant 2j miles from the main land, /f white fixed light, near the 
 centre and summit of the island, elevated 298 feet, visible 21 miles 
 from all points of approach. Square white building. Lat. 46" 21" 
 30" N., Long. 61" 15' 33". To vessels in dangerous proximity to the 
 Island the Light may become obsured by the abrupt cliffs on the 
 sides of the Island. 
 
 Port Hood— /4 fixed light, shows red on the N. side, and white to 
 the southward, elevated 54 feet, and visible 10 miles. Square white 
 tower. Lat 46° N., Long. 61° 31' 40" W. 
 
 Cheticamp — The W^x. \s tl revolving white light on S. W. end ot 
 Cheticamp Island, revolution every one and a half minutes, and a flash 
 every 45 seconds, elevated about 149 feet above the level of high 
 water, and in clear weather should be seen from a distance of 20 miles. 
 The illuminating apparatus is Catoptric or by reflectors. The tower 
 is a square wooden building about 24 feet high, painted white, with a 
 black oall seven feet in diameter on seaward side to distinguish it in 
 day time from Sea Wolf Island light. Position — Lat 46" 36' 32" N., 
 Long 61® 3' o" W. This light is for a coast light, and for the purpose 
 of guiding vessels into the harbour south of west end of Cheticamp 
 Island. 
 
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 white vertically. Lat. 46° 39' 24" N., Long. 530 04' 2<y' W. 
 
 Sable Island— Two Light Houses ar . hieing erected on Sable 
 Island, and a steam Fog Whistle. 
 
 During the year 1873 Light Houses will be erected as follows : — 
 
 Green Island, Lunenburg County. 
 
 Wallace Harbour, Cum^rland County. 
 
 Port Iffouton, Queen's County. 
 
 Shelburne Harbour, Shelburne County. 
 
 Bras D'Or Lake, Cape Breton, Two Light-Houses. 
 
 Walton Harbour, Hants County. 
 
 Yarmouth, (Beacon), Yarmouth County. 
 
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 Intpectorfor Nova Scotia, Arthur Woodgate, Esq. AiMitt. do. F. 
 M. Passow. Clerks, Cnpt. Southali, R. A. Burnham. Rtulway Train 
 Clerks, I. L. Bamhill, F. Huntingdon, G. A. Bent, F. P. Bent 
 
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 Post Master, B. W. Cochran. Money Order Clerk, John B. Gray. 
 Circulation Department, (Clerks,) W. Small, F. V. Tremain, T. W. 
 DeWolf, A. Cunningham, D. Story, W. H. Chamberlain, W. Dono- 
 van, John Flowers, Chas. II. Hamilton, Chas. Lcgg, James King, 
 Thos. Soutlmll, jr. 
 
 Office open every day (except Sunday), ftom 6 o'clock in the mom« 
 ing till 9.30 in the evening. 
 
 Mails for Great Britain, the Continent of Europe, India, New Zea- 
 land, Australia and Malta, are made up at Halifax every alternate Tues- 
 day at 10 A.M. Letters " for United Kingdom only " if prepaid by stamp 
 received till 11 a.m. 
 
 Mails for the United States, British and Foreign West India Is- 
 lands, South America, Cuba, St. Thomas, British Columbia, Yaneou- 
 ver's Island and Red River, by Falmouth, to Portland ; Alhambra and 
 Commerce to Boston ; and by Express Mail to St. John, via Annapolis. 
 
 Mails for Bermuda, St. Thomas, and the British and Foreign West 
 India Islands, arc made up cVery fourth Monday, at 10 a.m. 
 
 Mails for Newfoundland are made up every alternate Tuesday, at 
 
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 Mails for St. Pierre and Miquelon are forwarded in summer by land 
 route to Sydney, C- B., where they are received by the French mail 
 steamer — and during the winter months, direct from Halifax. 
 
 Dead Letters opened and returned to the writer on payment of 
 postage due thereon, tof^ether with 5 cents additional on each letter, 
 and if registered a further sum of 2 cents. 
 
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 Letters intended to be RegitUred mast be posted half an hour previ* 
 ons to the closing of the particDlar mail by which they ai^ to be for- 
 warded, and the pottage, as well as the re§ittratum fa^ most be prqoaid. 
 
 Registration closes at 7.30 p. m. 
 
 Wmn the Mails arrive before 9 o'clock, p.m., they will b« delivered 
 (he same n^t ; when after Uiat honr, at 7 o'clock the {Mowing tnoming. 
 
 Places of deposit for the reception of prepai<i leMers and newspapers 
 in the city of Halifax, have been establisned : 
 
 1. At Lowe's, corner of Pleasant St. and Gas Lane. 1 p. v. and 
 
 7 P.M. 
 
 8. At G. T. Winsor's, (head of Lawson's wharf,) Lower Water St. 
 1.15 P.M. and 7.15 p.m. 
 
 S. At Robert Urquhart's. comer of Binningham St and Spring 
 Garden Road. 1.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. 
 
 4. At J. W. Jones', 80 Morris Street. 1.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. 
 
 5. At Henry Fully 's, No 180, (head of Starr's wharf,) Upper Water 
 St. 1.30 P.M. and 7.30 p.m. 
 
 6. At James C. Crawford's, No 394 Upper Water Street 1.16 p. 
 M. and 7.15 p.m. 
 
 7. At Dr. McFatridge's, comer Gottingen & CorawalUs Sts. 1 p.m. 
 and 7 P.M. 
 
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 North end. 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. 
 
 Letters, &c., to be forrvarded by the mld-«jay and erenlng mails, 
 mast be posted prior to the hours above specified. 
 
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 Acadia Mines, Robert Fomwin. 
 Advocate Harbor,Nathan IJ. Morris. 
 Amherst, Mrs. A. Chlpman. 
 
 Anni^>oli4i, T. A. (iavaza. 
 
 Antip^puishe, H. P. Hill. 
 Arichat. Wm. G. Ballam. 
 
 Atfaol, K. A Donkin. 
 
 Aylesford, T. 11. Harris. 
 
 Baddeck, U(»bt. Eimsloy. 
 
 Earrin^on, K. H. CiowoU. 
 
 Bear River, w. 8d,V. T. Hanlwick. 
 Beaver River Cor, W. S. Raymond. 
 Berwick John M. Parser. 
 
 Bouiardcrie Alex. Munro. 
 
 Bridgetown Enoch Dodge, 
 
 BridL'ewater R. A. Newcoinb. 
 Brookfield James Graham, 
 
 Caledonia Corner, George Middenms, 
 Canning, H. A. Borden. 
 
 Canso, Geo M Cunningham 
 
 Cape George, Robt. McDonald. 
 Chester, Chas. A. Brown. 
 
 Christmas I.sland,M. McDougall. 
 Clemcntsport, R. M. Shaw. 
 Cow Bay, Anthony Martell. 
 
 Cross Rds, Co Hor Donald Gunn. 
 
 Post Ofpicks. Post Mastsbs. 
 
 Dartmouth, 
 
 Digby, 
 
 Durham, 
 
 Economy, 
 
 EimsdaU, 
 
 Enfield, 
 
 Engliahtown, 
 
 Five Islands, 
 
 Glenelg, 
 
 Glengarrv Sta'n, 
 
 Groldenville, 
 
 Goose River, 
 
 Granville Ferry, 
 
 Great Village^ 
 
 Guvsboro, 
 
 Halifax, 
 
 Hantsport, 
 
 Hebron. 
 
 Kentville, 
 
 Laurence town, 
 
 Lingan, 
 
 Little Glace Bay, 
 
 Liverpool, 
 
 Locke Port, 
 
 Londonderry, 
 
 Long Island, 
 
 Luther Stems, 
 aara W. Bent. 
 John McCoIl. 
 A. W. Fttlmer, 
 Alex. Dunbar. 
 H. F. Donaldson. 
 Stephen McNeil, 
 Anarew K. Graham. 
 Matthew Archibald. 
 John Fraser. 
 Jesse Cumminger. 
 David Patterson. 
 Alfred Troop. 
 
 A. W. McLellan. 
 E. J. Cunningham. 
 
 B. W. Cochran. 
 Wm. Davison. 
 Charles Cohan. 
 Geo. £. Calkin. 
 John W. James. 
 Walter Young. 
 Wm. McDonald. 
 M. S. Campbell. 
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 Mm. A. M. Kudoir. 
 "Vf m. Gmit. 
 Lflwin Knaut. 
 Adam Hoy. 
 MargarMi Forki, DonaM Campbell. 
 lfelros6, Jamas Stewart. 
 
 Middleton, Albert Ueals. 
 
 Mill Village, S. D. Mack. 
 Milton, Edwd. Kempton. 
 
 Mount Uniacke, Richard Mcl^arn. 
 Musquodo'tMid.U. A. Kaulback. 
 
 ^' Upper S. 8. Henrr. 
 Neily Road, T. H. Allison. 
 New Cainpietwn Ckas. J. Campbell. 
 *' Glasgow, Wm. Frazer. 
 " Rom, John Pratt. 
 
 Newport, Jas. P. Cochran. 
 
 Landing, J. W. AHi»oii. 
 ^tation, J. L. Sweet. 
 Jehn Forbes. 
 John W. Jenke. 
 Alex. McPhail. 
 J. S. Pineo. 
 Jonathan Hartley. 
 Jas. G. McKeen. 
 Hawk8bur>%Mrs M T Blanchard 
 " Hood, J. D. Tremain, 
 
 *' Medway, Freeman Cohoon. 
 •' Mulgrave, Geo. B! Hadley. 
 " WiHiam, Albert Chase. 
 " " Station Enoch A. Forgyth. 
 Pugwash, Levi Borden. 
 
 Renfrew, M. C. Thompson. 
 
 River John, John D. Gould. 
 
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 Parrsboro, 
 Pictou, 
 Pineo Village, 
 Pirate Harbor, 
 Port Hastings, 
 
 River Phillip, Mrs. Grace Philips. 
 Sandy Cove, John C. Morse. 
 ShfemuDie. Ro&t. R. ThompAoa 
 
 Sherbrooke, Jas. H. McDonald, 
 Shinimica«BridgJohn Moore. 
 Shubcnacadie, Andrw Kirhpntriek 
 St. Andrew's, Arch. Chisholm. 
 StMnrgt's Bay, John L. Briae. 
 8t. Peter's, . Rodk. G. MorrMon. 
 Stellarton, H. McKcnzie. 
 
 Stewiacke Lowr.Wm. Holdsworth. 
 Stewiacke Upp.Francis Cox. 
 Sydney, . Robert Martin. 
 
 ^- Mines, 1>.G. Rigfcy. 
 Tingfer, S. S. FeMTesC. 
 
 Tatamagouche, Robert Purvis. 
 Tracadie, H. H. Harrington. 
 
 Truro, Wm. MrCuKy. 
 
 Tusket, Ja».M Lest. 
 
 Wallace, M. 3. Huestis. 
 
 Walton, Jos. W. Stephens. 
 
 Waverly, John Lingley. 
 
 West Bay, Janes MvI>on8ld. 
 
 " River, Wm. Munro. 
 
 " " Station Wm. S. Graham. 
 Westport, .las. Bancroft- 
 
 Westville. Duncan Balfour. 
 
 Wsy mouth, C. P. Jones. 
 
 Bridge Wm. W. Payson. 
 Whycocomagh, Peter McDonald. 
 Wilmot, Jamen A. Gibbon. 
 
 Windsor, Peter S. Buriiham. 
 
 Wolfville, George V. Rand. 
 
 Yarmouth, A. J . liood. 
 
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 Lequilte. 
 Lower Granville. 
 Maitland. 
 Margaretville. 
 Marshall's Cov«. 
 Blelvern Square. 
 Middleton. 
 Milford. 
 Mount Hanley, 
 Nichol'* Corner. 
 New Albany. 
 NictAiix Falls, 
 Paradise. 
 Parkei'« Cove, 
 Port George. 
 Round Hill. 
 Saw Mill Crsek. 
 Spa Springs. 
 Spruigfield. 
 
 Stoddart's. 
 Sitronach Mountain. 
 Tuppsrvllla. 
 W«l>ber'». 
 
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 Arisaig. 
 Barrio's B«a«k. 
 Haytlald. 
 Big Tiaoadi*. 
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 Black Kiver. 
 Caledonia Hills. 
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 GUn Road. 
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 Hftiboxir Road. 
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 Little RivCT. 
 Little Traendle. 
 l>ivinj?»tone'» Coys. 
 Lorhabar. 
 
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 Malignant Brook, 
 
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 Malignant Cove. 
 Marshy Hope. 
 Morristown. 
 Ohio. 
 
 Point of Capa. 
 Pomquette Chapel. 
 Pomquctte Forks. 
 Roman's Talley. 
 Upper Hettlemsnt, 
 
 South River. 
 UshoT. 
 Vernal. 
 West side Lochaber. 
 
 Cape Brtton Co. 
 
 Albert Bri<lg». 
 Bif Lorraine. 
 Z'vji PonA, 
 Boisdale. 
 
 aide. 
 
 Bi id|{«port. 
 Catalons. 
 Cox Heath. 
 East Bay. 
 East Bay, N. 
 Kskasoni. 
 false Bay Bea«h. 
 Frenchvaie. 
 Oabcreuse, * 
 Irish Cove. 
 Leitche's Creak. 
 Little Lorraine. 
 Louisbourg.- 
 Main-a-dieu. 
 Marion Bridgev 
 Mira Gut. 
 North Wtst Arm. 
 Port Caledonia. 
 Salmon River. 
 South Bar. 
 Tictoi ia Miaoa. 
 Little Bias d'Or, 
 
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 ji'ort Grcvillo. 
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 MaaH Town. 
 New Aiiitan. 
 Newton Uill*. 
 North River. 
 North Rivar Bridfe. 
 North Seetioa fiarl- 
 
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 Old Uarua. 
 Onalow. 
 Point Brula. 
 Portepique. 
 Portaupiqua lit. 
 PrineeiKirt. 
 Rireradala. 
 Rirer Htbert. 
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 South BnuMlt. 
 St. Andrewa. 
 Stawiack* Croaa Bda 
 Stawiaeka, MiddJa. 
 Tatamacoueha Mtfa 
 Taviotdato. 
 Waatb'hRirPhiHp. 
 Waatebeatar. 
 Waugh'a Rivar. 
 
 Cumbtrimmd Co. 
 
 Ainharat Point. 
 
 Apple ftivar. 
 
 Black Rock. 
 
 Bruukville. 
 
 Caiinonvill*. 
 
 Ctaramont, 
 
 Fen^'iek. 
 
 Fox Harbour. 
 
 Great Uridga. 
 
 flreenvill*. 
 
 Gulf Shoreu 
 
 Half-way liiTar. 
 
 Haatiuga. 
 
 Head of Ainheritt. 
 
 Head Wallace Bay. 
 
 Head Wallace Bay, 
 
 South aide. 
 Homaex. 
 Jo{|riiiB liinaa. 
 Kirk Hill. 
 Lakelaitda. 
 Leicester. 
 Little River. 
 Lower Cor*. 
 Lower M«ecaa. 
 Macean. 
 
 SaUm. 
 
 Shulie. 
 
 Six If lie Road. 
 
 Spencer's I aland. 
 
 Spring Hill. 
 
 Spring Hill Koad. 
 
 Ihree SiateriL 
 
 Tidniah. 
 
 Victoria. 
 
 Wallace Bridge. 
 
 WaJlace Uidg«. 
 
 Wallace Rirer. 
 
 Warren. 
 
 Weat CheaUr Lake. 
 
 Wtntworth. 
 
 WiHiamadale. 
 
 Windham Hill. 
 
 Digby C». 
 
 Beaver Itlver. 
 Bellevoui Cere. 
 Cedar Lake. 
 Chtre. 
 
 Uilbert'a Cove. 
 Maulloek, 
 
 Headtt. Uary'a Bay 
 Little Rivar. 
 Marahaltown. 
 Mtteghan. 
 Mete^jhen Riv«r. 
 New Tusket. 
 North Raage Center 
 Fetit Pa>Ka(ir«. 
 Pi«aaant )^aU«y. 
 Port Acadia. 
 RoHway. 
 fialinim River. 
 Saulnierville. 
 Smith'a Core. 
 Speitctaa'a Core. 
 St. Ifary'a Bay. 
 Trout Cove. 
 WefcTtr Settlaueat. 
 
 Guytborough Co. 
 
 Caladonia,8t.Majry's 
 Charloa Core. 
 Cole Harbor. 
 Crosa Roada, Middle 
 
 Ifedford, 
 Crow Harbour. 
 EaatRirSt. ICarya. 
 Srin villa. 
 Forrastaira. 
 eianf ■ I. 
 Oroareuor. 
 
 GuyMioro' IntarTaie 
 Half Island CoTe. 
 Indian Har'>'r. 
 Isaac's Harbour. 
 I^rry'e Rivar. 
 Lincoln K. 
 M-Mirhnrter. 
 Maiiclit-Mter Road. 
 Karie Joseph. 
 Midd. i^ott , fl RiT. 
 Mi I lord Hftvan Brdg 
 New Haibour. 
 New Town. 
 
 Port Felix. 
 ICa.',' ,;.•(] I lead. 
 Salmon It'ver. 
 SaiiiKtii itiver, Lake 
 
 .'•iDament. 
 iiiand Point. 
 Souora. 
 St««p Creak. 
 Stall water. 
 Tor Bay. 
 Upi^er Cross Roads, 
 
 Si. UAry's. 
 WhiU Used. 
 Wine Harboiu*. 
 
 Halifax Co. 
 
 Antrim. 
 
 Arthur Gold Minea. 
 Seavar Bank. 
 I>dford Baaia. 
 Black Point. 
 Brookvale. 
 Carroll's Corner. 
 Ch«zaetc<»ok. 
 Cook'a Brook. 
 East ChesMtcoek. 
 East Jeddore. 
 En).dish Cumer. 
 Fletcher's Station. 
 Gay's Rirer. 
 Gay's River Road. 
 Hftckett'a Cove. 
 Harri);an'e Cove 
 Head St. Margaret'a 
 
 Bay. 
 Head St. Margaret'a 
 
 Bay, Mid Dtslrict. 
 Hubbard's Cove. 
 Indian Harbour. 
 Jeddore. 
 Kent's Island. 
 Ketch Harbor. 
 Lawrenoetown. 
 Little River. 
 Lower Prospect. 
 Lower Ward. 
 Meagher's Grant. 
 MusquoJoboit Har. 
 MentaguaG'd Minea 
 KeeiMn Teiidi. 
 Veweonib's Corner. 
 New Caledonia. 
 North WeetCeve. 
 OakfleUL 
 OldhAus. 
 
 Peggy'a Cove. 
 Porter*! Lake. 
 Porttigueae Cora. 
 Preaton Read. 
 Prospect. 
 Richmond. 
 Balmon Hole. 
 Salmon River. 
 8ainl>ro. 
 Sandy Beachea. 
 Sheet Harbor. 
 Ship Harbor. 
 kouth Eaat Faaeag e. 
 Spry Bay. 
 Terence Bay. 
 Trafalgar. 
 Upper Caledonia. 
 Wick wire Station. 
 Windsor Junction^ 
 
 Hanit Co. 
 
 Burncoat. 
 Cambridge. 
 Cheverie. 
 Cogiuagun River. 
 Densmore'a. 
 Denaiaore'a MiUa. 
 Kllershouse. 
 Falmouth. 
 Falmouth Bridge. 
 Five Mile River. 
 Gore. 
 Highfleld. 
 Indian Road. 
 Kennetcook. 
 Kennetcook Comer. 
 Kaiineteuok Upper. 
 Luckhartville. 
 Lower Belmah. 
 MUier'a Creek. 
 Moose Brook. 
 Moeherville. 
 MortonviUe. 
 Mount Denaon. 
 Newport Comer. 
 Nine Mile River. 
 Noel, 
 
 Noel Shore. 
 North Salem. 
 Rawdon, Upper. 
 Selmah. 
 Scotch Village. 
 South Bawdon, 
 St. Croix. 
 SummerviUe. 
 Three Mile Plaina. 
 Tenecape. 
 Upper S^ewport. 
 Urbania. 
 Taughan's. 
 West Gore. 
 Woodville, 
 
 Inv*mu$ Co, 
 
 Big Brook. 
 
 Big Intarvale,Clrand 
 
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 Blue's MilU. 
 Boom. 
 Broad Cove Chapel. 
 
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 Groaa Roada, Laka 
 
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 Crou Roada, 8t Oao 
 
 Channal. 
 Eaatam Harbour. 
 EaataidaLakaAiaa- 
 
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 Olendala. 
 Grand E'tang. 
 Hillaboro. 
 Judiqua. 
 Kejvatodce. 
 Lake Ainslla. 
 Laka Law. 
 Little Judique. 
 Long Point. 
 Mabou Coal Minea. 
 Maboo Harbor. 
 Malasawatch. 
 MartNe Mountain. 
 Margaree. 
 Midd. Section N. R. 
 
 Marmrae. 
 Midd. Beaion RiTar 
 
 Inhabitanta. 
 Mull River. 
 New BriAm. 
 North £. Manarea. 
 North aide Baaln, 
 
 RlT«r DMiaia. 
 Plaaaant Bay. 
 Port Hood laland. 
 QueanaviUa. 
 RiTer Dennia. 
 Rirer Dennli, (Up. 
 
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 Shea' a Rhrar. 
 Sight Point. 
 Sky Glen. 
 South aide Baaln, 
 
 Rirer Dennii 
 South aide Lake 
 
 Ainali*. 
 South aide Wbyoo- 
 
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 South Watt Mabou. 
 South W. Margaree. 
 Upper 
 
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 Avonport. 
 Avenport Statkm. 
 Beach HilL 
 Bill Town. 
 Buckley's. 
 Burlington. 
 Cambridge. 
 Canaan. 
 Canaan Boad. 
 Canard. 
 Centreville. 
 Chipman'a Brook. 
 Chipman'a Comer. 
 
 Church Street. 
 Goldbrook. 
 Condon Settlement. 
 Cornwallia Eaat. 
 Dempaej'a Comer. 
 Factoryuale. 
 OaapareiMix. 
 HalPa Harbour. 
 Harbourvilla. 
 Harmoiur. 
 Horton Laading. 
 Jackaon's Read. 
 Kingaton. 
 Kinamau'a Coiner. 
 Lake George. 
 Lakevil,**. 
 Long Point. 
 Lower Peraaux. 
 Medford. 
 Morden. 
 Morriatown. 
 New Minas. 
 North Mountain. 
 OgilTie Wharf. 
 PMmer'a Boad. 
 Pereaux. 
 PineoVUlaga. 
 Rbodea. 
 Ross' a Oemer. 
 bcott's Bay. 
 Sharpe's Bridge. 
 Sheffield Mills. 
 Somerset. 
 Steam Mill YUhgia. 
 Upper Dyke TiUaga 
 Vernon Minea. 
 Victoria Harbor. 
 Watervilla. 
 
 Lumt^urg Co. 
 
 Blandford. 
 Broad Core, Lunen- 
 burg. 
 Chelsea. 
 Cheater Baain. 
 Chealey'^s Corner. 
 Conquerall Bank. 
 Dalhousle Boad. 
 Dublin Shore. 
 Foster's. 
 Getson'a Point. 
 Gold RiTer. 
 Greenfield. 
 Indian Paint 
 LaHave Cross B'da. 
 IiaHave River. 
 Langllle's. 
 Lants's. 
 Lower Lahava. 
 Marriott's Cove. 
 Martin's Biver. 
 Middl^eld. 
 Midd. Lahava TariT 
 MiU Cove. 
 Morton's Comer. 
 New Canada. 
 New Cornwall. 
 New Germany. 
 Nortkfleld. 
 
 Ovens. 
 
 Petite Riviere B'dge 
 
 Tancook. 
 
 Upper Branch. 
 
 Upper Lallav*. 
 
 Vogler's Cove. 
 
 West Dublin. 
 
 Pictou Q>. 
 
 Alma. 
 
 Bailey'b Brook. 
 Barney's River. 
 Big laland. 
 Blue Mountain. 
 Bridgaville. 
 Briler's Brook. 
 BrooKTille. 
 Cape John. 
 Church vill*. 
 Dalhouaie Settlem't. 
 Eaat Uiv. St.Mary'a. 
 Eaat side W. Brauoh 
 
 Eaat River, Pictou 
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 Fraaer'a Mills. 
 Freneb River. 
 Garden of Eden. 
 Green HilL 
 Hopewell. 
 Knoydart. 
 Lime Rock. 
 Little Harbour. 
 Logan villa. 
 Lower Br.mey's Riv. 
 Marsh Sett, McLen- 
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 MeLellan'a Brook. 
 Merigomiah. 
 Mill Brook. 
 Mlllsville. 
 Middle River. 
 Moidart. 
 Mount Tbom. 
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 New Larig. 
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 Plainfield. 
 Ponda. 
 Roeklin. 
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 Brooklyn. 
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 Grand Anoo. 
 
 Grand River. 
 
 Urandique Ferry. 
 
 Kempt Itoad. 
 
 L'Ardoiac. 
 
 Lennox Ferry. 
 
 Luoh Lomond. 
 
 Lochaida. 
 
 Lower L'Ardoise. 
 
 Lower River Inha- 
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 McPherson's Fairy. 
 
 PeUtdeGrat. 
 
 Port Richmond. 
 
 Port Royal. 
 
 Rear Black RiTer. 
 
 Rear- Lands Sport- 
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 Bed Islands. 
 
 Biver Bourgaota. 
 
 St. 'Esprit. 
 
 St. George's Chau'L 
 
 West Arichat. 
 
 Barrington Passage. 
 
 Bear Point. 
 
 Big Port LaBear. 
 
 Cape Negro. 
 
 Cape Sable Ishuid. 
 
 Clark's Harbor. 
 
 Clyde River. 
 
 Gunning Cova. 
 
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 Jordan Bay. 
 
 Lewis Httnd. 
 
 Lower Wood's Har- 
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 Lyls's Bridge. 
 
 North East Harbour 
 
 Port JoUia. 
 
 Port LaTour. 
 
 Pubnioo Beaeh. 
 
 Ragged Islanda. 
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 Sable River. 
 
 Ilandy Point. 
 
 Upper Wood's Har- 
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 Big Brook. 
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 Local Letten, if pre-paid. 3 centi per half ounce. 
 
 Local Letters, if unpaid, 5 cents per half ounce. 
 
 If a letter is poited partially unoaid, the charge on delivery will be 
 the same as if wholly unpaid, deaucting, however, any amount that 
 maj have been pre-paid upon it. Letters mailed for delivery at the 
 office where posted, 1 cent each ; must be prepaid by stamp, otherwise 
 they will be sent to Dead Letter Office and returned to the writer. Let- 
 ter* are redirected from one place to another without any further 
 charge. On letters ruinailed from the Dead Letter Office, 5 cents ad- 
 ditional 
 
 Letters to Non-conuntssioncd Officers and Privates, whether in Her 
 Miycsty's Service or Canadian Volunteers whilst on active service, pass, 
 if pre-paid, for two cents each, when not over the ^ ounce.; if over 
 ^ ounce, ordinary letter rates. 
 
 On letters for P. £. Island, the charge is 3 cents per | oz. paid; 
 unpaid, 5 cents ; to Newfoundland 12^ cents — pre-payment re(}uired. 
 
 Letters for the United States is 6 cents per i oz., if pre-paid ; if un- 
 paid, or uiily partially paid, lu cents per | ounce.. 
 
 To Bermuda 6 cents, and Bridiu and Foreign West Indies, by 
 British mail packet from Halifax, monthly, the charge if 12 cents, 
 which must b« pre-paid. 
 
 Letter rates to ttie United Kingdom, by Canadian Packet from 
 Halifax, not exceeding ^ oz., 6 cents. Exceeding | oz., and not ex- 
 ceeding 1 OK., 12 cents. Kxoeeding 1 oz. and not exceeding li oz., 18 
 cents, and so on increasing, one rate of postage for each additional 
 
 toz. If letters for the United Kingdom are posted unpaid, they will 
 I charged a fine of Sd. sterling in addition to the postagA on delirery. 
 
 The post4ige on letters by the Cunard line from New York, is 8 cts. 
 per i oz , and an additional 8 cents for every i oz., with a fine of 3d. 
 sterling if posted unpaid or only partially pre-paid. 
 
 Letters sent by way of the United States, it addressed via New York, 
 may be forwarded to the Brazils, Acapulco, Aspinwall, Costa Rica, 
 Guataluala, Caba, Mexico, Nicaragua, (Pacific side), Panama, St. 
 Thomas, Venezvela, and the British West Indies, for 13 cts per ^ oz ; 
 to Guadaloupe, Hayti (St Domingo), Martinique, Porto Bico, Buenos 
 Ayres, Monte Video, for 21 cents per i oz ; to Bolivia, Ecuador, Val- 
 
 Snraiso, Callao, Tima, for 25 cents per i oz; to Honduras, 15 cents; 
 au'^wicli Islands, 9 cents; Australia, 15 cents; New Zealand, 13 
 cents per ^ oz. These postages must be prepaid by stamps. 
 
 Mail Matter exempt from Foatase. 
 All mailable matter, sent to or bv the Goveniori-Qeneral, or sent to 
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 during the Session, or ten days t)efore the meeting of Parliament. 
 
 Begiatratlon of Letters. 
 
 Parties posting letters containing articles of value should have them 
 registered, and obtain a cortiticate of such registration from the office 
 when posted. 
 
 The registiation fee on letters circulating in the Dominion, P. £. 
 Island and Newfoundland, is 2 cents ; on letters to the United States, 5 
 cents ; and on those for the United Kin^rdom, 8 cents ; for British 
 Colonies, see Table of Foreign Postage, llie registration fee, together 
 with the postage, should be pre-paid by postage stamp. 
 
 The object of registration is not to make the Postal Authorities 
 responsible, but in order that a letter ur package may be traced through 
 the various offices through which it passes, and when loss is sustained 
 by the negligence or carelessness of any pnvty thi^ough whose hands it 
 huB passed, such individual is bound to* make good tbt amount or value 
 of such package. 
 
 Paroal Feat. 
 
 Parcels may be posted for circulation in the Dominion only, at the 
 fbllowing rates, which must be paid in advance : — 
 
 Not exceeding 8 ounces 12^ cents ; above 8 ounces and not exceeding 
 1 lb., 25 cents ; above 1 lb. and not exceeding 1} lbs., 37| cents ; above 
 1| lb. and not exceeding 2 lbs. 50 cents. Registration fee 5 cents. 
 
 No parcel to exceed 4 lbs. in weight. No letter must be enclosed. 
 No parcel shall contain anything liable to injure the mail. The size is 
 limited to two feet in length, one foot in breadth or thickness. The 
 postage must be pre-paid by stamp. Unpaid parcels will not bo for- 
 ward^, but short paid parcels will be sent on with a fine of 12^ cents 
 in addition to any postage that may remain unpaid. 
 
 Pattern and Sample Post. 
 
 Fattems or samples of merchandize may be transmitted withia the 
 Dominion at the rate of I cent per oz., pre-paid by postage stamp, an<* 
 may be registered on payment el* a fee of 5 cents. Snort paid packages 
 of samples will be fined 5 cents. No packet should exceed 24 ozs., or 
 be more than 24 inches in length, or 12 in depth, or breadth. No let- 
 ter should be enclosed, or anything liable to injure the contents of the 
 mail. Parcels should be so made up that they may be easily examined . 
 by the officers of the Post Office. 
 
 Fatftem.and Sample Post witb the United Kincdom, British 
 Goloniea, and Foreign Countriea. 
 
 The following are the regulations fhr the transmission of Samples 
 and Patterns of merchandise between the Dominion of Canada and the 
 United Kingdom : 
 
 1st Samples of seeds, drugs, and similar articles for delivery in the 
 United Kingdom, may be sent in bags entirely closed, provided such 
 bags be transparent. 
 
 2Qd. Scissors, knives, razors, forks, steel pens, nails, keys, watch 
 machinery, metal tubing, pieceQ of metal or ore, and such like articles, 
 are allowed to be forwarded by post as samples, to the United King- 
 
 
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 put up AS to be easily examined. Any packet found to bo insufficiently 
 guarded will not be forwarded. 
 
 Patterns or samples of merchandize now circulate between Canada 
 and the following countries, but must not exceed the following weights 
 and sizes : — 
 
 Destination. 
 
 United Kingdom. 
 
 France 
 
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 Should the above rules not be regarded, the packnfjfc will bo for- 
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 is allowed, it will bo sent to the Postmaster General. 
 
 Newspaper Fostage. 
 
 On newspapers published in the Dominion, the postage is, if paid 
 quarterly in advance, cither by the publisher or by the party to whom 
 it is delivered : — 
 
 Once por week 5 cents. 
 
 Twice " 10 " 
 
 3 times a week 15 cent*. 
 
 Daily 30 " 
 
 If not paid in advance, 1 cent each. The commuted rate applies 
 not only to papers circulating within the Dominion, but also to subscri- 
 Ixjrs in the United Kingdom, United States, Newfoundland and Prince 
 Edward Island. All papers must be pre-paid before leaving Canada, if 
 not at the commuted rate, 1 cent each, but all transient newspapers,!, e. 
 papers not from the publishers or British newspapers posted by news 
 agents to regular subscribers, must be pre-paid 2 cents each by postage 
 stamps. Exchange papers pass /iee between publishers in Canada, and 
 also to and from those in the United States, Prince Edward Island and 
 Newfoundland. Papers coming from England via the United States 
 are charged 2 cents each on delivery ; by Canadian mails /rcc. Postage 
 on papers from the United Sti; . to regular subscribers in Canada, 1 
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 British Book Post. 
 
 Books may be sent by post between the Dominion of Canada and 
 Great Britain by Cuimdian Mail Steamers, at the following rates, which 
 must be prepaid :— 
 
 Under 1 oi 3 centa. 
 
 Over 1 oz., not excecdinj; 2 ozt.. .4 " 
 " 2oM " 4o«.. « " 
 
 4 ozi 
 
 8 ozA. 12 
 
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 The rules whieli ;i'uide the transmissiim of Books by post are : — 
 
 1st. Book i)acki'ts mu.st either have no cover or Ikj open at both ends 
 or both sides. 
 
 2nd. Must contain no writing, or any sealed enclosure. 
 
 3rd. The weight not to exceed 4 lbs ; the size not to exceed two feet 
 long or I foot in width or depth. Insufficiently paid books, if for 
 Canada, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, or the United States, 
 will be sent to the 'cad Letter Office; but if for England they will be 
 forwarded, marked with the unpaid postage and 3d. sterling as a fine. 
 
 French Book Poat. 
 
 Books for Prance to be forwarded at the following rates — must be 
 sent either by the Canadian mail steamers from Portland or Queb<ic, or 
 by the Allan steamers from Uulifax : — 
 
 Under 2 oz* S cento. 
 
 Between 2 and 4 ozs. 10 " 
 
 Between 4 mnd 8 om 20 eenta. 
 
 " 8 oza and lib 40 " 
 
 Prices Current and Circulars for Great Britain to pass as such, may 
 not be placed in envelopes. 
 
 Canada Packet Book Post. 
 
 Under 1 oz 2 cente. 
 
 Between 1 oz .iiid 2 ox 4 " 
 
 " 2oznn(i4 oz « " 
 
 •• 4aiid8 oz 12 " 
 
 Between 8 and 12 oz 18 cente. 
 
 " 12 oz. and I lb 24 " 
 
 " lib. and 18 o« 30 * 
 
 Parcel Post in the Dominion of Canada. 
 
 Under J lb 12J cent*. 
 
 Between i lb. and 1 lb 25 " 
 
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 lb. and li lb 37^ 
 
 Between 1^ lb. and 2 Ibe 80 centa. 
 
 ** 2 Iba. and 2^^ Iba 63| <■* 
 
 A Book Packet may contain any number of separate Books, Publi- 
 cations, Works of Art and Literature, Maps, Prints, Photographs, 
 Paper, Vellum, Parchment; they may be either written, printed or 
 
 Klnin, or any mixture of the three. Book Packets must be open at 
 -.:h ends or both sidet. 
 
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 Letters by private ship, from the United Kingdom, in ship letter mail 
 2 cents, if addressed to the port of arrival, and to otiicr places in the 
 Dominion, 5 cents. Ix)08e ship letters from the United Kingdom, 
 British Colonies, and Foreign countries, 4 cents. From places in the 
 Dominion, if addressed to the port of arrival, 4 cents; and to other 
 places in the Dominion, 7 cents. The Postnuiiter General may make 
 such reasonable competisation, as he may see fit, to masters of ve.'^aels, 
 not being Post Office Packets, for each letter conveyed by such vessels 
 between places l)cyond the sea and the Dominion, and may direct that 
 at any port such vessels shall not be permitted Ly the Ofticers of Cus- 
 toms to enter or break bulk until all letters have l>een delivered at the 
 Post Office, nor until the master has made a declaration that he has 
 delivered all. 
 
 The Postmaster General has the exclusive privilege of transmitting 
 letters within the Dominion ; and (except in the cusea hereinafter men- 
 tioned) any person collecting, sending, or delivering letters, incurs a 
 penalty, not exceeding $20, for each and every letter so conveyed or 
 found in his possession Such penalty not to apply to, 1. Letters sent 
 by a private friend, provided such letters be delivered l»y such friend to 
 the party addressed ; 2. Letters sent by a messengsr on purpose, con- 
 cerning the private affairs of the sender or receiver ; 3. Commissions or 
 returns thereof, issuing out of a court of Justice ; 4. Letters addressed 
 to a place out of the Dominion, sent by sea and by a private vessel ; 
 5 Letters lawfully brought into the Dominion, and innuediatcly post- 
 ed at the nearest Post Office; 6. Letters of merchants, owners of vessels, 
 or of the cargo or loading therein, .sent by such vessel, or by any per- 
 sons employed by such owners for the carriage of such letters according 
 to their respective addresses, and delivered to tlie persons to whom 
 addressed, without pay or reward for so doing; 7. Letters concertung 
 goods or merchandize, sent by known common carriers to be delivcrcil 
 with the goods, without pay or reward; 8. Nothing herein contained to 
 authorize any person to collect any such excepted letters for the pur- 
 pose of sending or conveying them. No person obliged to send any 
 newspaper, pamphlet, or printed l)ook by post. 
 
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 One Hundred Dollars. Orders on Newfoundland for Hums up to 
 £20 stg. Orders on the United Kingdom for sums up to £10 stg. 
 
 The Money Order Offices in this Province at present, are : — 
 
 Amherst, Annapolis, Antigoni.*?h, Arichat, Aylesford, Baddeck, 
 Barrington, Bear River (West Side), Berwick, Bridgetown, Bridge- 
 water, Caledonia Corner, Canning, Can.so, Chester, Christmas Island, 
 Cow Bay, Cross Roads, Dartmouth, Digby, Five Islandt, (iranvillo 
 Ferry, (ircat Village, Guyshoro', Halifax, Ilantsport, Hawkcshury, 
 Kcntville, Lawrencctown, Lingan, Liverpool, Lower ilorton, I^ndon- 
 dcrry, Lunenburg, Little Giacc Bay, Lockport, Mabou, Mahonu Bay, 
 Maidaud. Newport, Newport Landing, New Kob«, New (ilasgow. 
 North Sydney, Parrsboro', Pietou, I'ort Hastings, Port Hood, Port 
 Mulgruvc, Port Me<lwav, Port Williams, Pugwasli, River John, River 
 Philip, Sandy Cove, Shclbumc, Sherbrooke, Shubenacadie, Stellarton, 
 Sydney, Sydney Mines, St. Peter's, Tangier, Tatamagouche, Truro, 
 Tuskct, Wallace, Weymouth, Westport, West Bay, Whycocomagh, 
 Wilmot, Windsor, Wolfvillo, Yarmouth. 
 
 The Nova Scotia Money Order Offices are furnished with lists of nil 
 the Money Order Offices in Quebec, Ontario, New Brunswick, P. E. 
 Island, Newfoundland and the United Kingdom ; and the Postmasters 
 are instructed to afford every information in their power, in respect of 
 the places upon which they draw, together with any other information 
 relating to such issues as the intending remitters may desire. 
 
 
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R. T. MUIR &, Co., BooksellcM and Stationers, 125 Granville Street, Halifax. 
 
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 C/e»vfc, 
 
 DOMINION OFFICERS. 
 
 Financial Dbpartment — Nova Scotia Branch — Auditor's Office. 
 Aiiditor, Sydenhiiin Howe. Clerk, Robt Stather. 
 
 Assistant Rkcbivkk Gbneral, C. Edward Ilatchford, 
 Lewis Parker. 
 
 Pknitentiary — Warden, Robert Donkin. Medical Attendant, 
 Rufus 8. Black, m.d. Chaplains, Rev Henry Pope, Rev. T. J. Daly. 
 Chief Officer, Charles Ross. 
 
 Emiorant Office — Agent, Edwin Ciuy, (46 Bedford Row), 
 Halifax. Deputy Aj^cnts, Capt F. A. Liebman, Germany; Henry 
 Bo}?gs, London ; Jolm R. Do Wolf, Liverpool ; Alexander Campbell, 
 Glasgow. 
 
 Inspector of Stkameus for N. S. and N. B. — W. N. Smith, St. 
 John, N. B. 
 
 Arbitrators — Hon Philip Vankoughnct, James Cowan, Isidore 
 Hurteau, Wm Compton. 
 
 Prison Insi'i:ctous — J. W. King, F. X. Prieur. 
 
 Board of Statistics of Marriages, Births and Deaths. 
 — Sec't/, ,Jno Costley, Halifax. Dep. Registrars of Marriatjes, Births 
 and iJentks, Stcjih Sclden, Halifax, and the Dop. Postmasters and 
 Way Office Keepers in the different Counties. 
 
 Port of Halifax — Inspecting Physician, W. N. Wickwir«, M. D. 
 
 PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OFFICERS. 
 
 Provincial Secretary's Office. 
 
 Provincial Secretnrif, Hon William B. Vail, m.p.p. Dep Prov Sec'y, 
 HcrlH'.rt Crosskill. Finance Dcimrtinent, Hugh Kerr. Marriage License 
 Clerk, R. H. Bell. 
 
 Provincial Treasurer's Office. 
 
 Treasurer, Hon William Annand, m.l c. Clerk, W. E. Brinp. 
 
 Department of Mines and Minerals. 
 
 Commissioner, Hon William Garvie, m.p.p. Dep Comm*r, Jno Kelly. 
 Inspector of Mines, Henry S. Pool. Clerks, C. H. Carman, 
 Thomas Robertson. Clerk, Jolm A. Cattley. Inspector of Works, 
 H. B. Reid. Chief Clerk o/' Mines and Minerals, Jno Kelly. Dep Gold 
 Comm'rs, — Montague and Lawrencetoum, Jno Kelly ; Stormont, Jno F. 
 Tft) lor ; Sherbrooke, Wm L. Pye ; Oldham and Renfrew, Jas McK«naic ; 
 Win*. Harbour, D. W. Crockett; Mount Uniacke, Benjamin iiiois. 
 Agent in Great Britain, F. N. Gisborne. 
 
 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 authorized representatives of all christian 
 churches in the Province. Comm'rs, Geo G. Dustan, Peter Ross, 
 James Duggan. Treasurer, Hon Wm Annand, Medical Superinten- 
 dent, Jas R. J^eWolf, m.d. Asst Physician, Robt W. McKeagney, m.d. 
 
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 Clerk, Thomas McCuUoch. Storekeeper, George Downie. nouac 
 keeper, Mrs R. D. Dickson. Supervisors, Mrs Gteorge Downie, John 
 H. McNab. Engineer, 11. D. Dickson. 
 
 Crown Land Department. 
 
 Commissioner of Crown Lands, Hon. Edward P. F^nn. Deputy, Wm 
 A. Heudry. Clerks, Edw Morris, Fred LeBIanc, Matthias Cuppaidge, 
 Edwin Collins Fairbanks, James H. Austen and Peter McNab. 
 Deputy Survn/ors — Annapolis, Hugh Kerr, Hugh Kerr, jr.; Anti' 
 gonish, Hugh McDonald ; Cape Breton, H. R. McKenzie ; Colchester, 
 I. N. Archibald, R. L. Bycrs; Cumberland, S. O'Donnell, Welwood 
 McN.vb; Digby, Alpheus Jones, John S. M. Jones; Guysboro\W. 
 Hartshorne,*C. T. Taylorand D. N. Crockett ; Halifax, W. A. Hendry, 
 W. Anderson, C. Fairbanks, J. B. Smith, E. H. Keating; Hants, G. F. 
 McDonald, Benj Smith ; Inverness, John Murphy, F. W. McKenzie, 
 Jas W. McKenzie, John McKenzie ; Kings, J. Laird ; Lunetibitrg, J. W. 
 Andrews; Pictou, Peter Ross, D. C. Robertson, James Holmes; Queens, 
 W. Freeman, James F. More, Samuel Smith, Jno H. Harlow ; Rich- 
 mond, John J. Robertson ; Shelburne, A. Hamilton ; Victoria, A. Mc- 
 ICay ; Yarmouth, P. L. Hatfield. 
 
 Board of Agriculture. 
 
 President, Joseph J. Northup ; Vice President, Israel Longworth ; 
 Secretary and Treasurer, Professor Lawson. The Board consists of one 
 representative from each County of the Province. The follewing are 
 the members : — Annafolis County, G«o Whitman, Round Hill ; Anti- 
 gonish County, David McNair, Cape George; Cape Breton County, 
 John Ross, M.P.P., Boularderie ; Colchester County, Israel Longworth, 
 Truro; Cumberland County, Iliram Black, Amherst; Digby County, 
 John Diikin, Digby ; Guysboro' County, George Cameron, Milford 
 Haven; Halifax County, J. J. Northup, Michael Tobin, C. N. Sprott, 
 D. Archibald ; Hants County, J. J. O'Brien, Noel ; Inverness County, 
 Geo C. Lawrence, Port Hood ; King's County, C. C. Hamilton, M.D., 
 Canaid; Lunenburg County, Benjamin Zwicker, MahoneBay; Pictoa 
 County, David Matheson, Pictou; Queen's County, ; Rich- 
 mond County, ; Shelburne County, ; Victoria 
 
 County, Clias J. Campbell, M.P.P., Baddeck ; Yarmouth County, Geo 
 Brown, Yarmouth. 
 
 Communications for the Board are to be addressed to " Professor 
 Lawson, Dalhousie College, Halifax." 
 
 Commissioner for examining, preserving and arranging an^ ient records 
 and documents, illustrative of the History and progress of Society in the 
 Province, Thos B. Akins, i>.c.L. 
 
 Commissioners without the Province, Abram Jackson of Boston, and 
 AndrcAV B. Almon ot Salem. 
 
 Queen's Printer, Hugh W. Blackadar. 
 
 Immigration Agent for Province, M-. B. Dcsbrisay, Esq., M.P.P. 
 
 Provincial Medical Board: — Drs. Rufus S. Black, Halifax ; G. J. 
 Parish, Yarmouth ; Edward Farrell, Halifax ; Samuel M. Weeks, 
 Hants; W. H. McDonald, Antigonish ; C. C. Hamilton, Cornwallis ; 
 Hon J. McN. Parker, Halifax ; Samuel Muir, Truro ; W. T. Almon, 
 M. P., Halifax. 
 
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 EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Council op Public Instruction — The Members of the Execu- 
 tive Council. 
 
 SupERiNTK^ipENT OF EDUCATION — Rev A. S. Hunt, M.A. Clerk, 
 Greor^o Uoss. 
 
 Examiners for tub Province, to examine and license Teachers 
 — Languar/f., llev J. M. Heiislcy, v.v.; School Management, Teaching, ^c, 
 Rer Jas Ross, !>.;>.; Mathematics, D. F. Higgins, a.m.; History and 
 Geofjraphy, Rev Thos J. Daly. 
 
 Normal and Model Schools, Truro — Method, and the Natural 
 Sciences, J. B. Calkin, M. A., Principal of the Normal College and 
 Model School; English Language, Geography, ^c, J. A. McCabe ; Ma- 
 thematics, W. R. Mulholland; Music, Miss Abl)ie Hyde. Model School 
 — High School Depai-tment, Huj;h McKensiic ; Preparatory do., James 
 Little; Senior Elementary do., Miss M. A. Hamilton ; Junior Elemen- 
 tary do., Miss B. Archibald ; Primary, Miss A. Leake. 
 
 Inspectors of Schools for Nova Scotia. 
 
 Annapolis, Leander S Morse, Esq., Bridgetown; Antigonish, Angus 
 Mclsaac, Antigonisli ; Cape Breton, E. Outram, m.a., Sydney; Colchester, 
 Dr. Smith, Ste'^iacke ; Camherland, Rev W. S. Darragh, Shinimicas; 
 District of Dighy, uev John Ambrose, m.a., Digby ; District of Clwe, 
 A.P.Landry, m.d., Clare; Guyshoro', Wm. Hartshorne, Quysboro' ; 
 Halifax, J. F. L. Parsons, Halifax; Hants, Rev R. R. Philp, m.a., 
 Maitland ; Tnnerness, John Y. Gunn, Broad Cove; Kings, Rev Robert 
 Sommerville, n.A., Wolfville; Lunenburg, W. M. B. Lawson, Lunen- 
 burg; Pictou, Daniel McDonald, New Glasgow; Queens, Rev C. Diiu', 
 Liverpool ; Richmond, Rdmi Bcnoit, D'Escousse ; Shelburne, Rev W. 
 H. Richan, Banington; Victoria, Alex Munro, Baddeck ; Yarmouth, 
 G. J. Farish, m.d., Yarmouth. 
 
 Commissioners of Schools. 
 
 Annapolis West — Revs H. DeBlois, George W. Tuttlc, Jos Hart ; 
 and Peter Bonnett, Robt Mills, R. W. Longley, Whitman Armstrong, 
 Wm V. Jones, Alfrea Troop, Isaiah Dolap, Israel Gilliatt, C. M. Forbes, 
 Wm Dargic, George Hardwick, Jolm L. Rice. 
 
 AnnafHdis East — Revs Jas Roi)erti»on, l. l. t>., N. Vidlto, D. S. 
 Gordon, W 8. Heartz; and Miner Tupper, H. E. Fitch, Harding Morse, 
 Jonathan Woodbury, m.d., Jesse Oakes, William Miller, B. H. Parker, 
 George Woodbury, A. M. Gidney, Beniah Spinney, Beriah Daniels, 
 Wm 11. Balcom. 
 
 Antigonish Co — T?evs Hugh Gillis, Dr Chisholm, Wm Chisholm, 
 Wm B.'McLeod, Charles V. Martell, Ronald McGiilivruy, Peter Fisset, 
 J. F. Forbes ; and Richard Forrestall, Robert Trotter, Alexander Mc- 
 intosh, M.D., Archil)uld McGillivray, Wm C Hierlihy, Wm Chisholm, 
 Thos M. King, Norman McDonald, Angus Smith; Laohlan Cameron. 
 
 Cape Ureion Co — Revds R. J. Uniacke, Neil Mcf^eod, Jas Quinan, 
 John Shaw, J. Chisholm, Mr Mclsaac, Dr McLeod, John Quinan, 
 Aiex Farquhareon, Roderick McNeil, R. Grant, C. Croucher, C. E. 
 Mcljean, D. McDougall ; and C. H. Harrington, Lauchlin Robertson, 
 Hon Jas McKeagney, Henry Poole. 
 
 District of Colchester — Revs Robert Grant, E E. Ross, J. I. Buxter, 
 Wm McCulioch, d.d., D. W. C. Dimock, J. Fonsythe, O. Chute, jamcs 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
 135 
 
 McLean ; and W. A. Fulniorc, David Murray, W. E. McRohert, m.d., 
 Thoa S. Dclaney, F. M. Pearson, J. B. Dickie, Geor<re Reading, 8aml 
 Rettie, Jno Kin^, Israel Lonjj^worth, Robert G. Rutht'iford, E. Tapper, 
 junr., Robert Gannnell, F. R. Parker. 
 
 Distric* of Slirltufj — Revs James Watson, Thos Sedp;wi(;k ; and 
 Robert L. Byers, Jolin Irvine, E. D. Roach, m.d., D. Williamson, 
 Robert Lopan, W. J. McKay, John Bonynian, W. M. Blackwood. 
 
 District of Cumberland — Rovs G. Townshcnd, IJ, McKoen D. A., 
 Steele, John Munro, Jas Anderson ; and (iilbert 8eaman, Charles 
 Lawrence, Cvms Bent, W. h\ Cutten, R. Mcfican, J. C. Brundage, 
 Abram Stephens, Joiin B*aj2^{?, John Baker, Wm ('hisholm. 
 
 District of Parrslmro' — Revs W. B. King, D. McKinnon ; and 
 James Kirkpatrick, T. D. Dickson, Frances Carroll, E. Vickery, J. A 
 Hatfield, N. B. Mciri;?, James Ward. 
 
 District of fjigbtj — Rcvds H. L. Yowens, Chas Randall, John C. 
 Morse, P. J. Filleul, Dr. Walsh, James F. Brennan ; and B. il. Rug- 
 gles, J. A. Dennison, G. Ilendersoji, Stephen Marshall, Wm F. Potter, 
 Wm H. Tavlor, Jno 8. McNeile, John Milben-y, Charles Budd, Calvin 
 Raymond, k. J. FitzRandolph, Ansel B. Holdsworth. 
 
 District of Clare — Revs J. Daley, Dr. Walsh, James Brcsnan ; and 
 John P. Knowlan, Timothy Sullivan, Mande Melanson, John P. 
 Thilx)deau, Pierre J. Beliveau, Augustin F. Conieau, Reuben Periy, 
 Anslem M. Comeau, Jeremiah McLauchlin, Jas Stewart, Angel Blin. 
 
 District of Gui/shoroHgh — Rcvds H. II. Hamilton, Janses Buckley, 
 D. Chisholm, M. Tompkins, Felix Van Blerk ; and Christopher Jost, 
 John Mahoney, E. J. Cunningham, Wm Moir, H. R. Cunningham, 
 Thos Condon, Abraham R. Whitman, Donald Gunn, James Purcell, 
 S. R. Russell. 
 
 District of St. Mary's — Rcvds J. Campbell, Henry Eagles, 
 
 BaiTett; and Neil Guim, John W. McKeen, A. P. McKenzie, Alex 
 Cumminger, Allan McQuarrie, John A. McDonald. 
 
 City of Halifax — Andrew M. Uniacke, Esq., d.c.l.. Very Rev M. 
 Hannan, d.d., very Rev. Dean bullock, o.d., A. West, Danl Cronan, 
 L. G. Power, Ruclxjn I. Hart, Aldermen McCulloch, Wyldc, Duggan, 
 Blackadar, Graham, Roome. Secretary, John R. Willis, Office, 48 
 Georjje Street. 
 
 Western District Halifax Co — Revs James Breading, Alex Stuart, 
 John Woods, P. L. Maddcii, P. Danahar, E. Kennedy, J. O. Ruggles ; 
 ana Dominic Farrell, Jno E. Shatford, George J. liongard, James 
 W. Turner. 
 
 Rui-al District Halifax Co — Revs Robert Sedgwick, Jno McMillan ; 
 and EzekicI Svbley, H. A. Gladwin, David Archibald, Jno Geddes, 
 Matthew Bums, Chas N. Fuller, Chas N Sprott, Wm Landell, David 
 Archibald, 16th, Wm G. Archibald, John D. Tupper, John Taylor. 
 
 South District Halifax Co — Revs Robert Jamieson, Alfred Dickie, 
 Edward Ansell ; and Henry Leslie, William Hall, A. M. Barton, Wm 
 Anderson, W. H. Tidmarsh, Alex. Leslie, Joseph Martin, John Kivker. 
 
 District of East Hants — Rcvds Jno Cameron, Jacob McLellan ; and 
 Is lac O'Brien, Wm Hamilton, Wm Casey, Jno McLearn, Hugh Mc- 
 Learn, Saml Blois, D. McLea.i, m.d., Jas McKenzie. 
 
 District of West Hants — Revds Thos Maynard, m.a., J. Bancroft, 
 John Canno<iy ; and M. H. Goudge, Charles Mumford, Hiram Smith, 
 Andw Shaw, Shubael Dimock, George DeWolf, Hon R. A. McHetFy, 
 Thos Aikins. 
 
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 District of North Inverness — llevds Jno J. Chishohn, Ronald Mc- 
 Gillvary, H. Gerior, M. St«wurt ; and Sam Campbell, Donald Mcljcod, 
 Jno G. Crowdis, Lauchlin McDougall, Malcom McKay, Donald Mc- 
 Txillan, Hugh McMillan, John Munroe, Lauchlan McDonald, James 
 McNeil, M.D., Farquhar Mcliao. 
 
 District of South Inverness — Revds Allan McLean, K. J. McDonald, 
 Colin Chisholm ; and Hon Peter Smyth, Hugh Cameron, m.d., George 
 C. Lawrence, John Murray, E. D. Tremain, Duncan Campbell, m.d. 
 
 Kings Co— Edward L. Brown, m-d., L. DeV. Chipman, Thomas 
 Fnrnsworth, Holmes E. Marsterd, m.d , John N. Bowles, Jos R. Hea, 
 D.O.L., Thomas William Harris, Jno Foster, Amos Uliu;k, George W. 
 Fisher, Wm Eaton, E. A. Moren, D. Rupert Enton, 8. R. Tupper, 
 Benjamin Kinsman, Jon Borden, m.d., liussell Caldwell, Adolphus 
 Bishop, Leonard N. Ilsley, Ahrm- Ells, Wm Miller, Chas J. Tobin, 
 William Magee, Leonard Fitch, Andrew Borden, Michael Lonergan, 
 Arnold S. Burbidgc, James Lyons. 
 
 District of Lunenburg — R«vs Henry L. Owen, Chas Cossmann, Wm 
 DuF, Donald McMillan, Jos Gaetz, vVm E. Hall ; and Robt Lindsay, 
 Matthew Ernst, Jas Zwicker, Lewis Anderson, Edw Morgan, Morton 
 Wheelock, John Morash, Henry Schnarc, Sam Rissor, Gideon Langille, 
 Geo Eisenhauer. 
 
 District of New Dublin — Revs Henry M. Spike, W. E. Gelling, P. 
 M. Morrison, Steph March, A. Jordon ; and S. Vv. Drew, T. K. Cragg, 
 W. V. Andrews, Thomas T. Keefler, Robt Dawson, Martin Sperry, 
 Jas McKean, Geo Baker. 
 
 District of Chester — Revs Chas J. Shreeve, I. J. Skinner, Richard 
 Payne ; and George Richardson, John T. Hiltz, Jas H. Hiltz, Edward 
 Heckman, Jno Church, E. P. Butter, J. Duncan. 
 
 District of North Ptc/ou— Kevs Jas Bayne, d.d., A. W. Hcrdman, 
 H. B. McK^ay, Neil Brodie, R. McCunn, Ronald McDonald, and 
 Daniel Hockin, Wm Gk)rdon, Geo A. Christie, m.d., John D. McLeod. 
 
 District of South Pictpu — Revs David Roy, d.b., John Stewart, D. 
 B. Blair, William Stewart, John McKiunon ; and Jno McKay, G. W. 
 Underwood, John Mitchell, m.d., Wm Eraser, Alexander Grant, Isaac 
 Matheson. 
 
 District of South Queens — Revds JosMelvin, Edw Kennedy, J.F. 
 Tooks, Joseph Jones, John Teasdale, J. M. Parker, W. G. Parker, J. 
 H. Crowell, S. B. Martin; and Geo W. Barss, Hugh Houston, James 
 Forlws, Jas Collie, Don Campbell, Jno R. Hall, Step nn Mack, Whit- 
 man Freeman, Sami Kempton, Enoch Steadman, Eldrcd Cahoon, Geo 
 S. Parker, J. N. Mack. 
 
 District of North Queens — Rev Simeon Sykes ; and Zebulon G. 
 Murray, Stephen Smith, Jno Mid'Uemass, Benjra L. Telfer, Wm E. 
 Freeman, Root Bryden, Edw P. Freeman, Jno Lacey, A. J. Lcdbctter, 
 Uriah Johnson, Frans Kempton, Thos H. Grady. 
 
 Richmond Co — Revs John McDougail, Dr J. Cameron, James Ross, 
 Jas Quinan, W. M. Leblanc ; and Wm Crichton, Henry Martell, Hon 
 E. P. Flynn, David Gruchy, John Frcchill, Peter Bosdet, Wm LcVes- 
 conte, .Tas H. Hearn, Isaac LeVesconte. 
 
 District of Shelbume—Ucy9. T. H. White, d.d., M. G. Henry. Saml 
 Archibald, Jos S. Coffin ; and W. T. Kelley, R. G. Irvin, G. Snyder, 
 M.D., J. G. Allen, Hon John Locke, Robt Currie, Joseph Walters, 
 N. W. White, Robert Freeman. 
 
 District of Barrington — Revs J. I. Porter, J. McC. Fulton ; and T. 
 
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 W. Wilson, Gabriel Kohertson, J. B. Lawrence, Henry Cliute, Theo- 
 dore Nickerson, J. K. Wilson, M.u., Win Patterson, Arthnr Doaue, 
 Frank Homer, J. J. Ch\rkc, m.d., James Snow, Wm. B. Smith. 
 
 Victoria Co — Ilcvs Kennetli McKenzie, James Fraser, A. Mcintosh, 
 Jas Fraser ; and Alexander Cameron, Wm Jones, Peter McLean, Alex 
 Taylor, Don McLean, Seymour Foyle, Don McLean, Angus Mclvor, 
 Kenneth McKenzie, Suther McLcod, Donald McLean, Donald Mcliae, 
 John McLellan. 
 
 District of Yarmouth — .Tosoph B. Bond, Charles E. Brown, Nathan 
 Hilton, John W. Moody, Chas W. Clements, Stephen N. Allen, George 
 Crosby. 
 
 District of Arqyle — Revs Charles Knowles, Wm J. Donoghue ; and 
 Enos Gardner, Jas Nickerson, Michael Suretto, David D'Lntromont, 
 Nathaniel Travis, James A. Hatfield, P. L. Hatfield, Thos B. Crosby, 
 James M. Lent, Anselm O. Potior. 
 
 DALHOU8IB OOLIiEGE AND UNIVERSITY, HALIFAX. 
 
 G0VERXOR8 — Hon Sir Wm Young, Knight, Chief Justice of Nova 
 Scotia, Chairman. Hon Joseph Howe, M. r.. Secretary of State for 
 the Provinces, Hon Charles Tapper, c.n., m.d., m.p.. Minister of In- 
 land Revenue, Hon John W. Ritchie, Judge of Supreme Court of 
 Nova Scotia, Hon S. L. SImnnon, q.c, Rev Geo M. Grant, m.a., Jas 
 F. Avery, m.d , Charles Robson, Esq., Alex Forrest, m.d. George 
 Thomson, Esq., Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 Faculty op Arts — Very Rev Principal Ross, d.d., Professor of 
 Ethics and Political Economy. Rev Wm Lyall, ll.d., Professor of Loqxc 
 and Metaphysics. Chas McDonald, m.a.. Professor of Mathematics. 
 John JohnLon, m.a.. Professor of Classics. Gteo Lawson, ph.d., ll.d.. 
 Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy. Jas DeMill, m.a., Professor of 
 History and Rhetoric. Jas Liechti, TtUor in Modem Languages. 
 
 Faculty of Medicine — Very Rev Jas Ross, d.d., Principal (ex 
 officio) and Matriculation Examiner. Wm J. Almon, m.d., Emeritus 
 Professor of Obstetrics and the Diseases. of Women and Children, Presi- 
 dent of the Faculty. Alex P. Reid, m.d., l.r.c.s., Edin. l.c.p., and 8., 
 Ca., Professor of thf. Principles and Practice oj Medicine, Dean and 
 Registrar of the Paculty. Geo Lawson, PH.D., ll.d., Professor of Chem- 
 istry and Chemical Toxicology. W. B.Slayter, m.d., m.r.c.s.l.; l.r.c.p., 
 Edin., Professor of Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children. 
 Edw.Farrell, m.d.. Professor of Principles and Practice of Surgery. 
 John Sommers, m.d., Professor of Physiology. Hugh A. Gordon, m.d. 
 L.R.C.8., Edin., Professor of Anatomy. Alfred H. Woodill, m.d., Pro- 
 fessor of Materia Medica aud Therapeutics. J. R. DeWolf, M d., Edin., 
 L.R.C.S., Edin., and Hiram Blanchard, Esq., Q.c, m.p.p., Professorsojf 
 Medical Jurisprudence. A. Lawson, >f.D., m.r.c.s., Eng., and G. L. 
 Sinclair, m.d.. Demonstrators of Anatomy. 
 
 Terms — The Winter Session for 1872-73, commences on Wednes- 
 day, October 23, 1872, and ends on Wednesday April 30, 1873. The 
 Summer Session romracnccs on Monday, May 5, 1873, and closes at 
 the end of June, 
 
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 THIC UiriTED CHURCH 07 ENGIiAND AND IBSIjAND 
 
 IN NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 The Rt. Rev. Hibbert Binnkv, d.p., I^rd Bishop of Nova Scotia and 
 Priuce Edward Island. The Very Kev W. Bullock, n.D., Dean of Halifax. 
 The Ven Canon McCawley, d.d., Archdeaccn of Nova Scotia, Windsor. 
 ITaUfax, St. Paul's, Kevds Geo AV. Hill, a.m., R. Warren, m.d. ; St. George''-, 
 Rev James B. Uniacke, a.m. ; St. Luke's, Very Rev Wm Bullock, n.D., 
 Dean of Halifax, Rev .John Abbott; Trinity Church, Rev Canon Cochran, 
 A.M.; Garrison Chaplain, Rev .1. C. Ed^hill, a.m.; Assistant Chaplain, 
 Rev W. H. Bullock, m.a. ; Revds Canon Gilpin, n.n., George W. Morris, 
 A.M. Annapolis, Revds Jas J. Ritchie, a.m., W. S. Gray, a.b. Ayles- 
 ford, Rev Kichd Avery. Amherxt, Rev Geo Townshend, a.m. Au/ion 
 Mines, Rev C Bowman. Antif/onish. Revds G C Metzler, Lewis W. Hill, 
 A.H. Arichat, Rev R. V. Brine, a.b. Brifltfetown, Rev A. Sullivan, 
 A.M. lilandford, Rev Richard I'ayne, A.u. Beaver Harbour, Rev Edwd 
 Ansell, A.u. Cornwnllis, Rev .Tno Storrs, a.b. Clements, Rev Wm INL 
 Godfrey, a.b. Chester, Revds Cliarles .1. Shreve, a.b., nnd W. M. Ross. 
 Country Harbour, Rev W. Shannon. Dartmouth, Revds J. B. Richardson, 
 A.B., C. Burn. Diyby, RevJ. Ambrose, m.a. Falkland, Rev James Breading. 
 Glnce Bay, Rev C. Croucher, a.m. Granville, Rev Henry DeBlois, a.m. 
 Guysboro', Rev W. E. Gelling. Hubbard- s Cove, Rev H. Stamcr. Kentville, 
 Rev Theophilus Richey. Liverpool, Rev Edw E. B. Nichols. John Pad field. 
 Lunenburg, Revds Henry L. Owen, a.b., H. Wainwright, a.b. Maitland, 
 Rev A. Jamieson, a.u. Afahone Bay, Rev W. H. Snvrter, a.m., D. R. 
 Smith. Manchester, Rev H. H. Hamilton, A.u. M«lJ\rrd, Rev. J. Trcmain. 
 Newjwrt, Rev H. Sterns. New Dtddin, Revds H. M. Spike, a.b., 
 Abraham Jordan. Parrshoro\ Revds Wm B. King, a.m., Mr Johnnton. 
 Pictou, Rev D. C. Moore. Port Medioay, Rev A. Gray. Pugwash, Rev 
 T. I. Axibrd. Raiodon, Rev L. M. Wilkins, a.b. Seaforth, Rev O. M. 
 Grindon. Ship Harbour, Rev Robt Jamieson. Stewiacke, Rev Robert 
 Haire, a.b. St. Margaret's Bay, Revs J. O. Ruggles, m.a., and W. H. 
 Grocer. Sackville, liev J. S. Smith, A. b. Sydney, C. B., Revd 
 Richard .T. Uniacke, d.d. Stfdney Mines, Rev W. H. Jamieson, a.b. 
 Shelburne, Revds Thos H. White, d.d., D. Nickerson, m.a. Sherbrooke, 
 Rev John Barrett. Tor Bay, Rev W. L. Currio. Truro, Revds Joseph 
 Forsythe, J. A. Kaulback, a.m. Turn's Bay, Rev W. J. Ancient. Tuskct, 
 Rev F. M. Young. Wallace, Rev W. Ellis. Windsor, Venble. Archdeacon 
 McCawley, d.d.. Rev Canon Hensley, d.d., Revds Thomas Maynard, A.Ji., 
 G. B. Dodwell, m.a., S. Boyd. WeymotUh, Rev Philip Fiiluel, A.u. 
 Wiltnot, Rev .Tas Robert.son, ll.d. Yarnunith, Revds John T. Moody, J. 
 Roy Campbell. 
 
 Prince Edward Island — Milton, The Ven. J. H. Read, d.d.. Arch- 
 deacon of P. E. I. Charlottetown, Revds D. B. Parnther, D. Fitzgerald, L. 
 C. Jenkins, d.c.l. ; Cathedral Church, Rev G. W. Hodgson, a.m. Cascum- 
 jpeque. Rev H. Dyer. Crapaud, Rev J. P. Sargent, a.b. New London, 
 Rev J. C. Cox, a.b. Port mil, Rev E. II. Ball. St. Eleanor's, Rev J. W. 
 Forsythe. 
 
 King's College, "Windqcr. 
 Founded, a.d. 1787. Chartered by King George III. a.d. 1302. Patron, 
 His Gr. .8 the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury. The Right Rev Hibbert 
 Binney, d.d., Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia, "Visitor and President of the 
 Board of Governors. President and Professor of Classics, Hehrexo, Logic, 
 Ven. Archdeacon McCawley, d.d. ; Professor of Divinity, including Pastoral 
 Theology, Rev Canon Hensley, d.d. ; Professor of Mathernatics, Natural 
 Philosophy nnd Astronomy, Rev Canon Hensley, d.d. Prof of Nat. History 
 and Chemistry, Henrj' How, d.c.l.; Professor of Modern Languages, 
 
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 LibraHan and Bursar, Professor Hensley, v.v. Treat., 
 
 John C. Halliburton; »S'ec'u, Rev Canon Cochron, m.a.; Steward, Mr Wier. 
 ScHOLAUSHirs — The William Cogswell Scholiirship, £',iO per annum, 
 open to candidates lor Holy Orders, under the direction of the Trustees; 
 Divinity Scholarships paid by the Society for the P. G. F. P., open to Stu- 
 dents fur Holy Orders, actually requiring assistance, and subject to the 
 control of the Bishop of the Diocese, 10 in number, each £30 cy. per 
 annum; the Dr Binney Exhibition, i£30 per annum, open to Students in 
 indigent circumstances and of exemplary conduct. 
 
 Collegiate School, Windsor. 
 Under the control of the Governors of King's College. 
 B. Dodwell, M^A. Profesaor of Modern Languages, — 
 
 Principal, Rev 
 
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 Vacations, From July 1 to' August 16; from Dec. 15 to Jan. 16. 
 
 Incorporate Alumni of King's College. 
 Patron, His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor. President, Benjamin 
 Curran, d.c.l. Vice Pres., Fred Allison, m.a. Committee, Kev (Janon 
 Cochran, a.m., T. B. Akins, d.c.i.., Chas Gossip, m.d., m.a.. Rev James B. 
 Uniacke, A.n., Rev Ferd Pryor, h.a., Wm J. Almon, m.d., m.a., llov Geo 
 W. Hill. M.A., Rev William Bullock, jr., m.a. Treas, Brenton H. Collins. 
 Sec'j', l<itzgerald Cochran. 
 
 The Diocesan Synod of Nova Scotia 
 
 Consists of three houses— (1), The Bishop; (2), the Clergv, who are 
 duly licensed ; (3), the Laity by their representatives, ("lerlcaf Secretary, 
 Rev Canon Gilpin, D.D. Lay Secretary, l»l3'ers Gray, Esq. 
 
 Board of Foreign Missions 
 Appointed by the Synod. Chairman tx-ojficio, The Right Reverend the 
 Lord Bishop. Treasurer, Wm Gossip, Esq. Secretary, Rev D C Moore. 
 
 Diocesan Church Society of Nova Sootia. 
 
 Patrons. His Honor Major General Sir C. Hastings Doyle, Lieutenant- 
 Governor, &c., &c., The Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign 
 Parts, The Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. President, The 
 Lord Bishop, ex officio; Sec'y, and Treasurer. Rev Canon Gilpin, d.d. ; 
 Assistant Secretary, C B. Bullock. 
 
 The annaal meeting is held at Halifax, at such time as the Committee 
 shall appoint. The Executive Committee meet monthly, with the exception 
 of July, August and September. 
 
 Church Xndowment fund. 
 Vice Chairman, A. M. Uniacke; Edward Binney, Hon W. B. Bliss, A. 
 M. Cochran, Wm C. Silver, J. B. Snow, J. W. K. Rowley, Hugh Harts- 
 home, C. B. Bowman, William Hare, J. M. Jones, Comy Gen Graham, 
 William Gossip, Henrj- Pryor, J. T. Wylde. Fred Allison, T. A. Brown. 
 Secretary, W. C. Silver, Esq. 
 
 The Halifax Branch of the Colonial and Continental Church 
 
 Society. 
 
 Patron, Her Most Gracious Majesty tlie Queen. Vice-Patrons, His 
 Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, Ilis Grace the Archbishop of York, 
 His Grace the Archbishop of Armagh. The Right Rev the i^ord Bishop of 
 Nova Scotia, Chairman of Committee. 
 
 LUTiiaRAN MiNiSTKKS — Luntnbtirff, lievds Charlus E. Cossraan, W. M. 
 Bowers. 
 
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 [1873. 
 
 SYNOD OP THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OP THH 
 
 MARITIME PROVINCES IN CONNECTION WITH 
 
 THE CHURCH OP SCOTLAND. 
 
 Moderator, Rev Jatneg Murray. Svnod Clerk, Rov. Peter Keav. 
 Treasurers, James llislop, Pictou ; J. J. Bremner, ard Geo P. Mitchell, 
 Halifax. 
 
 PiiBsnTTRUT OK HALIFAX— //o/i/oar, Revds Geo M. Grant, A. M., John 
 Campbell, Profcnnor C McDonald, A. m. lifusquodoboit. Rev Jno McMillan, 
 B.D. SUohn's, Njld., Rev I). McDoumH. Ti-uro, Rev T. W. Wilkins. 
 Richmmd, Hev. J. Frasor Campbell. CUrk^ Rev. D. McCurdy. 
 
 Phkshttehy ov Pictou — Pictou, Rev A. W. Herdnian, a.u. Nvw 
 Glasgow, Rgv Allan Pollock. Salt Sprinat. Rev Wm McMillan. W<Uliice 
 and Pupwash. Rev Ja« Anderson. McLellan't Mount., Rev Wm Stewart. 
 Jtiver John, Rev R. McCunn, a.m. Garloch, Rev Neil Brodie. Rogfr$ 
 Hill and Cape John, Rt!V Jas W. Fraser, a.m. SttUnrton and WettvilU, 
 Rev. Chas. Dunn. W. <f E. Branches, Pkut River, Rev Donald McRae. 
 
 PuKSBTTKUY OF PiiiNCK Edwakd Ihland — Charlottetmcn. Rev Thos. 
 Duncan. Btl/cst, Rev Alex McLean. St. Petp.r^s and Brncklty Point 
 Roads, Rev Mr. Moffntt, Missonary. DeSablc, Rev Jas McColI. Gewgt- 
 town, tfc, Uuv. Petor Melville, a.m., b.i>. 
 
 PitKHHTTKitY OK St. Joifn. N. B. — St. John, Rev Geo J. Cale, A.R., 
 Rev Roburt J. (Cameron. Freaericton, Rev John M. Brook, d.d.. Rev Peter 
 Melville. St. Andrew's, Rev Peter Kea.v, A.M. Nashwaak, Rev Mr. Fogo. 
 Woodstock, Rev Wm. Begj;. 
 
 Pkksbttkkt ok Miuamiciii, N. B.— CAa<Artm, Rev Wm Wilson. Ntu,"- 
 castU, Rev F. R. McDonald. Tabusintac and Burnt Church, Rev John 
 Robertson. Red Bank; ifc, Rev Robert Russell, Missionary. 
 
 Prksbttkut ok Restioouche, N. B.—Bathurst, Rev l<red Home, a.m. 
 Dalhousie, Rev Jas Murray. Campbeltoum, Rev Wm Murray. New Rich- 
 mond, Rev John Wells. 
 
 FouKiGN MissioNAHlKS. — Rev John Goodwill, Rev Hugh A Robertson. 
 
 The Synod meetd this year in St. Andrew's Church, Pictou, on the 
 last Wednesday of June. 
 
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OP THE LOWER PROVINCBO 
 OP BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. 
 
 Moderator, Rev George Patterson. Synod Clerk, Rev P. G. McGregor. 
 
 pRESHTTEKT OK HALIFAX — WindtOT, Rev. J. L. Murdoch, Rev A. R. 
 Garvie. Halifax, Revds Peter G. McGregor, Wm. Lvall, ll.d.. Allan 
 Simpson, J. Forrest, C. B. Pitblado, Prof. Currie. Musqvodoboit, Rev R. Sedg- 
 wick. Netvport. Rev. John D. McGillivray. Nine Mile River, Rev John 
 Cameron. Shubenacadie and Gay'% River, Rev. James McLean. Law- 
 rencetown, <f-c.. Rev Alex Stuart. Dartnumtli, Revds Dr. Ross, Prof Mc- 
 Knight, A. Falconer. Annapolis, Rev D. S. Gordon. North Coittwallis, 
 Rev Joseph Hogg. South Cormvallis, Rev J. B. liOgan. Gore and Kennet- 
 cook. Rev J. Glendinning. Kempt aivd Walton, Rov Kdwd Grant. '^\e*t 
 Harbour, Rev A. B. Dickie. St. John's, Nfid., Rov Moses Harvey. Har- 
 bour Grace, NJUL, Itev Alex Ross. Bermuda, Rev Walter Thorbum. 
 
 Pkksbttkut ok Lununhuho and Yakmoutii— Z4«»en6uj-^, Rev Wm 
 Duff. Yarmouth, Rev Geon?e Christie. Shelbume, Hev. Saml Archibald. 
 IjaHavc, Rev Donald McMillan. Bridgewater, Rev P. M. Morrison. Clyde 
 and Harrington, Rev M. G. Henry. Mahone Bay, Rev E. McNab. 
 
 PiiESBTTKKT OF Tkuuo — Onslow, Rovds Joh'n L Baxter, J. H. Chase. 
 Truro, Rev William McCulloch, d. d. Upper Londonderry, Rev Ebenezer 
 E. Ross. Lmtsrr Londonderry, Rev A. L. Wyllie. Economy and Five 
 Itlnnds, Rev Jas McG McKay. Clifton, Rev Jas Byers. Parrsboi'o\ Rev. 
 Dun. McKinnon. Sprinysule, Rev Jas Sinclair. MiddU Steiciacke and 
 Brookjield, Rev Edwin Smith. Coldstream, Rev Jac*b Layton. 
 
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 I'KKHHYTUKY OK Vwn^tv—Nuw Gltisyuw, licvds Dr. Koy, J. Stewart, 
 George Walker. Edw A. McC'iirdy, K»bt (hunniing. l^ictou, Uevdii Jas 
 liayncj u.d.. Alex Uosv. Bnrntyi liiver and Blue AloutUains, Hev Duneau 
 U. Blair. Oreen Hill, Kev Gsorgu I'atterson. Ihtptwdl, liev J. McKiunon. 
 Wt$t liivtr, Kevds. Janios Ti\ouison, (jeorgo Ku<ldick. Hherbrooke, Itev 
 Jno (Campbell. French liiver, Uov Andrew P. Miller. Album Alines, Kev 
 A. J. Mowitt. SpringvilU, Uev A. McL. Sinclair. Lochaber and Goaken, 
 Kev J. V. Forbes. Anliyottith, Kev Peter Goudfellow. Little Harbour and 
 Fi$her'$ Grant, Rev Win Maxwell. Earltown, Kev Win Grant ScoUfmrn, 
 Kev A. Stirling. 
 
 PuKsnTTKUY OP TxTAiiAiiovcuK—Neto Annan and Wentworth, Rev 
 James Watson. IVallace, Kev John Munro. Jiiver John, Kev Hector B. 
 McKay. Tatamayouche, Ker Thos Sedgewick. Goo$e River, Rev \\u\ S. 
 Darragh. 
 
 pHKsnYTKUT OP Cai'e RaEToK— Surfncy, Rev Hugh McLood, d. d. 
 BotUarderit, Rev Jas Frasor. iSydney jfine$, Rev Matt. Wilson. Grand 
 Riv$r and Loch Loimmd, Kev Jas Ross. St. Aim'$, Rev Abraham Mcintosh. 
 LittU Glace Buy, Rev Alex Farquharson. Cow Bav. Rev. I). MacUougall. 
 Leitch'i Vreek, Rev C. E. McLean. Gabarv$. Rev 1). Druinniond. 
 
 pKBsnYTKiiY OP ViCTOKiA AJ*D RiciiMo^cu — Pluittev Cove, Rev Wni G. 
 Forbes. Baddeck, Rev Ken McKenzie. Whycucomagh, Rov Mur Stewart. 
 MiddU River, Kev Adam McKay. Lake Ainilie, Rnv. Alex, Grant. 
 
 Prksuttkby op Puinck EnwAnn luui^iV—Bedeque, Rev Robert S. 
 Patterson. Covthead, Rer Jas Allan. Cavendish and New GUugmo, Rev 
 Isaac Murray. Brown's Creek, Rev Alex Munro. E. St. Peter's and Bay 
 Fortune, Rev H. Crawford. Woodville and Little Sands, Rev Don McHeilf. 
 Princetown. Rev Robert Laird. Dumlas, Rev Allan McLean. Mount 
 Stewart, Rer William R. Frame. New London and Summerjield, 
 Rev Alex Cameron. Strathalbyn, Rev Alexander Campbell. Tryon and 
 Bonshaw, Rev Jno G. Cameron. Charlottetown, Rev J. M. McLeod. 
 Murrav Harbottr, Rev S. G. Lawson. West River and Brookjield, Rev 
 Samuel Guun. West Pcint, ^c, Rev Charles Fraser. Alberton, Rev A. 
 F. Carr. 
 
 PuEsuYTERT OF St. Johx, N. B. — Londonderry and Cainpbell Sett., Rev 
 Andvr Donald. Springfield, Rev Lewis Jack. Sussex and Norton, Rev 
 Jas Gray. St. John, Revds Jas Benuot, Neil McKay, S. Houston. Mimcton, 
 Rev Jno D. Murray. Carleton, Rev Joshua C. Burgess. Salt Springs ana 
 Hammond River, liev J. K. Bearisto. St. James, Rev Jno Turnbnll. 
 Bocabec, Rov Wm Millen. Salmon River, Rev Jas Salmon. Fredericton, 
 Rav A. Stuart. Prince William, liev. S. McCullv, Harvey, liav Samuel 
 Johnson. St. Stephens, Rev W. Wilson. Baillie, Rev T. W. Nslson. 
 Richmond, Rev K. McKay. 
 
 PiiXtBYTXRY OP iliRAUicHi—New MilL, Rev Angus Mc^iaster. Richi- 
 bucto. Rev Jas Law. Blaekville, Rev Thos V Johnston. Bau Rtver, Rev 
 Jas Fowler. River Charlo, Rev Thos G. Nicholson. 
 
 FoRXiox Missionaries — Rev John Geddis, u.i>., lisv Jamcit D. Mur- 
 ray, Rev John W. McKenzie, New IIebrid«s{ Kev Jno Morton, Rev K. J. 
 Grant, Trinidad. 
 
 Gen. Treas., Rev P. G. McGregor. 
 
 The Synod meets this rear in Trura Presbyterian Church, on the last 
 Tuesday of June, at 7i p.m. 
 
 College of the Presbyterian Church of the Lower Provinces of 
 
 British North America. 
 
 Theological Dkpahtmmnt at Halifax — Prof, of Systtmatic Thechgy 
 and Church HisUn^y, Rev Alex McKnight. Prof. ofilebrvwandExeyetics, 
 Rev John Currie. 
 
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 MINISTERS OF AB8 JCIATED BAPTIST 0HUKCHR8. 
 
 Crhtkai, AMNoriATioN — irf(//<)ft, Kov. JcrfmiMli Umirrofl. ]Vi>lfn{U, 
 Koviln. .1. M. Cramn. I). I).. K. A. Crawloy, h I).. Jolin < 'hnse. S. \V. |)r- 
 liloiM. A. M., r. A. Ili^^ini*.. A. M., .laiiK'n Nowcoinli, and A. W. Hawvur., 
 I). I). Ilalifnx, Itovtin. I'Mwiii Chiv, M. I>., .1. IC. Coiulier, .loliii Millar 
 nn<l K. M. Naiiiitler!*., A. M. rVinninr/, lit'v. |>. KrtM>iiiAti, A. M Nfw 
 (n't-muHu, Kov. W. K. Mall. f)irtiHiH$ih, 11<'V. A. S. iliiiit. A. M. liUlinwn, 
 Kt»v. J. K. Koinptoii, A. M. ('itnnrd, Kov. S. li. Komptnii. liridjfeu'ntrv, 
 K'or. Stpiilioii .MniX'li. JkUovi', Kcv. .IniitoH Moadown. //nnt$poft, K«v. 
 Jimc'pli Miirrnv. <iii$/n'r<iiu\ Kcv. .lanu-H Stivotm. S<i<'krllU', Krv. II. Mor- 
 row. ;Vt*« .VAniif, Kcv. .laiiio.o Tark'jr. ijOii^ Pitint, Kov. I». I'iiioo. Mutt 
 liind, Kev. Kolit. li. I'liilp. JUrwuk. Kuv. h. (J. Kuad. Upper Aylt$fWH^ 
 Kov. .1. I>. Uua.i. Fidinouth, Kot. I). (J. Sliaw. (ViMicr. Kov. I. .1 ilkiii- 
 nor, A. \\. Stnlnmv lluj, Kovds. Z. Mo' .on an<l I*. A. HhioldH. Kempt, 
 liovds. U. Vaiigliaii ami *(iooig« Woatlioru. M <W#i»»', Kev. 1). M. Wcl- 
 ton, .\. M. 
 
 Tlic (Viitral .\am>riAtioii, coiiipriKin); the onuiitioi of Kings, HauU. 
 runonhurgh and llulit'ax, moot tliiH yoar at Hridge water <ui ihe ■cooud 
 Saturday in June. 
 
 WicSTKHN Ap««>CIATION. — Grcenfuld, Uor. II. AclnlloB. liridijc 
 town, llov. G. Arnistronj:;. Pino Croir, Hav. T. Hiudttt. Si. }fuiys 
 liny, llov. A. Cojjswcll. Betxr River, Uov. (t. 1). Cox. y'armouth, 
 Uevds George tt. Dny, W. II. I'orter and Isjiiah Wallucc. Kempt, 
 Queen's Co., Hov. Thos. C. l)olon>;. Nictaur, Revds. M. P. Frcenmu 
 and U. S. Morton. Tntth't, Kev. P. II. Foster. WUmot Mouulain, 
 Ucv. h. B. Gates. LivcrfMol, Rev. Jotoi|»li Jonea. /.W<//vy Nech, Kev. J. 
 V. Morse. (iranvHh; Uar. P. F. Murray. Westport, Ilav. J. A. 
 Moore. Raffijed Itland.t, Iler. J. McKeniic. SaidnierviUe, Rev. M. 
 Normondy. Port Me^uvty, Rev. J. Melbourne I'arkor. Atflt;$fard, 
 Rovds. Ohed Parker, i\ Tunner, I). 1) and A. Stronach. Milton, 
 Rev. W. G. Parker. West Yarmonth, Rev, \V. I.. Parker. Wey- 
 mouth, Rev. Charles Randall. Boirinifton, Rev. W. H. Ricliun. //«- 
 hnm, Rt^v. John Howe. Dcvrfwld, Yarmouth, Rev. .1. A. Stubbort. 
 lieavtr River, Rev, J. II. Saundrrs. Wilmot, Rev. N. Viilito. Clements, 
 Rev. John Williams. 
 
 The Western As-'ociation, coniprJBiuj; the counties of Yarmcuth, Digby, 
 Shelburne and Annapolis, meet this year at Bridgetown, on the la«t 
 Saturday in June. 
 
 Eastickn Association. — Cape Cnnso, Kev. A. W. Harss. AntigonUhc, 
 Revds. M. A. Uigelow and J. I). McQuillan. Upper Siemark, Rev. Obcd 
 Chute. Little liirtr, Rov. E. H Coroy. River Philip, Rev. K. C. (.\»iey, 
 Truro, Rev. I). W. C. Diniock. St. Mary's, liev. if. Eagles. Amherst, 
 Revds. Geo. V. Miles and D. A. Steele. Lower Forks, Maccan, H«v. I) 
 McKoen. Sydnev, C. ^ , Kevds (I 
 man. Xorth Syancy, Rev. S. J 
 
 The Eastern Asiiociation, comprising the counties of Colchester, Cum- 
 berland, Quysborough, Pictou, Sydney and P. E. Island, meet tiiis year at 
 Pugwash, on the first Saturday in .July. 
 
 Nova Six^tia Haitist Home Mishionary Sooirry— Preiu/eiU, S. 
 Selden. Vice-PresU., J. W. Rarss, John King. Tre<uurer, Hon Judge 
 McCulIy. Sec'y, K. N. Beckwith. Auditi)i', John Steele. Board of 
 .Vrttw^ers— Revds E. Clav, m.d., J. M. Cramp, d.d., D. W. C. Dimock, 
 S. W. DeBlois, J. E. Go'ucher, A. S. Hunt, G. F. Miles, James Parker, 
 D. A. Steele, E. M. Saunders, 1). M. Welton; and H. N. Paint. H. R. 
 Cunningham, Alex liobinnon, David Thompson, J. F. L. Parsons. A. 
 Clarke, Edwin D. King, Wra Cummings, Wm Faulkner, L. S. Payzant, B. 
 H. Eaton, Francis Webber. 
 
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 l'r«wi(lcnt, liev U. K. I>«y, M.ii.; Vi»u!-[*rt"*i(lciiti«, linn A. MvL. Sn'ly, 
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 Rdwani iRlitnd, incvt tliis yvar at Wiiidiior N. S., on the lirtt Sainntuj 
 after tho lUtli AiikuM. 
 
 l)<>Ai(i> or FoHKioN MiHHuma or Mamiut Convf.i^tiow ok N.8., N.ll. 
 ANi> I'.K.I. — Uuvds<'liat'rupp<^r, i>.i>., .1. M. Craiiip, o.u., ('. K. Dav, M.i>., 
 1). A. Sl«fU-,I. K. Hill, (J. W. M. (any, W. W. Huj<g», W. Kvoritt, A. H. 
 McDonald, John l>avin; lion A. McL. Srciv, A. VV . Aluntci-t, Knq., (i. M. 
 Mecves, Ka<]., T. II. Hand, inq, W. 8. McKflnzifl, Secy., Z. C». (iabcl, 
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 ▲oadia OoUoge, WolfviUe. 
 
 COM,K«« rA<UT|,TT. 
 
 Anra— Rev A. W. Sawyer, n.n., Prunidunt, and Prof«H«or of Moral 
 Phnoiophy and Clirintian KvidciicvH. Ucr K. A. ('rawlcy, i».ii., rrofcnMor 
 of Mental I'liilosopliy, IIJHtory, Kliutorir, Lof;ic, and Political Rconoiuy. 
 1>. V. lliKKinit, A.M., rrofeitHor of MathetiiatioH. V. .I«'n(!i*, a.m., I'rot't'ARor 
 of Latin and (iru«k Literature. 
 
 TiiKoiAtuT — Kev K. A. Crawley, d.d., Principal of the Thcolo({ical 
 Ocpartment. Rev .1. M> Crump, i>.i>., KnicrituH ProfenHor. 
 
 Secretary, Rev S. W. Delllois, a.m.; Treasurer, A. \). iiursi, M.i>. 
 
 First Term coinmeiicen January «», and end» .June 5. 
 
 Second Term commences September •'), and eiidn December 20. 
 
 Associato Alumni of Acadia College 
 Presidunt Hrenton H. Eaton, a.m.; Vice President, Rov W. S. McKenzie, 
 A.M.; Secretary, Kdwin Kin^, a.m.; Trea.surer, J. K. L. Piiriont, a.u. ; 
 Directors, Rev J K. (ioucher, liev T. A. (Iiggini, A..M., 11. II. Uligli, A..M., 
 Rev E. M. f^aiinders, A m., Albert (.'aldwell, a.m. 
 
 Horton Academy. 
 Principal and Teacher of (Mastics, Rev. T. A ili^^^ins, a. hi. Teacher 
 of Matheinntics, Natural Philosopbv, &c., Mr. .\lbert Caldwell, A. M. 
 Teacher of F.nf;cli!'b Rramhes, Kiiglish Literature, \'c., Mi«8 M. R. Katon. 
 Teacher of Mubic, Miss E. ArniBtrong. Teacher of Drawing, &c., MIsm K. 
 Morse. 
 
 FREE BAPTIST CONFBRET^: CE\ 
 
 Tusket, Revds C. Knowles. Brvuklm, Rev D. Oram. Ktmplvillt, Rev 
 S. K. West. iifUT»««/(on, Revds J. I.Porter, Clerk, W.Downey, limr 
 print. Rev A. Swim. Cape Island, Rev W. M. Knowiin. I'<^i't Afedway, 
 Rev .1. II. Ciowell. Cnnninij, Rev R. Miiiard. Jitidvcr Hivtr, Rev. S. M. 
 Royal, Chtgoyin, Rev C. Cann. BarrintjUm Pa$aiiye, Rev \V. L. Weston. 
 Caleilonin, Rev — Granville. 
 
 Akiuoan BArriST A«8ociation — IlfUtfax, Rev Jamc.s Thomas. Hear 
 Bivir, Rer llj Jackson. Vrtiton, Rev Geo Neal. Weymouth, Rer James 
 Edw Jackson. Sec'y, Jno R. Thomas. 
 
 BiUTitH M«THODi»T Epiacoi'AL Chukch — Halifax, Rev Josephus 
 O'Ranyoun. Livtvpwl, Rev E. McI. Harper. Hhtlburnt, Rev D. Smith. 
 YariMruth, Rev (i. D. Williams. Carlton, tiro Chas Hamilton. Bermudu, 
 Rev R. R. Morris. 
 
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 [1873. 
 
 OONQRBOATIOirAL MINISTERS. 
 
 Nova Scotia — //fi/i/iur, Hov Jonopb Klliott. Chebogu4.\l«iy .Tno Graj. 
 LivHf)o<)l, Utu-ds.lan M<-lviii, ('. DuflT. Milton, Knv K. K. Blaek. PUainnt 
 Uh4>'. Uev Simeon Syken. V(»nrA«*<#r. Rer J. DaTii. ranmn^, Itov. 
 Mr. Whilman. lirooMyn and Jitneh Mtaotcs, Kev J. U. KMn. KnrinowlA, 
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 OLBROY OP THB ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. 
 
 Diooeao of Halifax. 
 
 nin Grace the Most Uovorond Tiiomab I* Cokxolly, Archbishop of 
 Ilftlifax. Vicar General, Very Kcv M. Hannan, n.n. llaHfive. Revda 
 Talk Power. Alex Mclnaac, Thot .J. Daly, Edw F. M-irpby, Rev. F. 
 Gaaooigne, Chaplain to the Military. CheMetcook, Rev P. L. Madden. 
 Ditrtnunith, Kev Jno H. Woodn. P'rntittct, Rcv Martin Maai. Herring 
 Ctw«, Rev E'lward Konnadv. Kentville, Rev P. M. Holden. Eastern 
 Ifarbow'g, liev .1. Butler. Cfltire, Rcv Dr Walsh. Ynrmouth, Rev Thomaa 
 Grace. Pu/mico, Rev Wni McLcod. Bcdfitrd, Rev Peter Danaher. 
 Afeteghan, Very Rev J. Daly, v.o. 8U Bemnrd's, Rev .las Rresnan. 
 LiverpiM)!, Rev Patrick W Drown. Antherst and Truro, Uev William Mihan. 
 Mtnwiie, Rev J. M. 'lav. vlnmYX'/w, RfV David C. O'Connor. Argyle, 
 Wov W. J. Doiiehoe. Windmr, Kev Canon John Carinody. Pati-ibi>ro\ 
 Rev Mr Hrown. Tusket iVedt/e, Rer. Richard Kcarns. Strmuda, Rov. 
 Mr. O'Callaghan, Chaplain to the Military. 
 
 St. Mary'a College, " Belle- Air.** North St., Halifax. 
 Under the patronago of His Grace the Archbishop of Halifax, and con- 
 ducted by tlic Christian Brothers. 
 
 Spiritual Director and Professor of Greek and Latin, Rev Edward F. 
 Murphy. President and ProlVssor of English and French Literature, 
 Brother Victorian. Prof, of Mathoninties, llistory and Natural Philosophy, 
 Ilrother Narcissus. Professor of Arithmetic and Book-keeping, Brother 
 Steplien. Prt»fe.s8or of Junior Classes and Prefect of Discipline, Brother 
 Orion. 
 
 Orphan Asylum, near Church of St. John Baptist, Dutch 
 
 Village. 
 
 Superioress, Sister Joseph. There are 25 orphans under the car^ of the 
 Sisters of Charity. The Institution is dependent for support on the volun- 
 tary contributions of the charitable. 
 
 Society of St. Vincent of Paul. 
 
 Officers of the General Council, Spiritual Director, Very Rcv Dr. 
 Hannan, V.G. President, M. B. Dalv^ Vice-Prest, Thomas Durney, Esq, 
 J. P. Treas, Thos Walsh, I'Lsq, J. P. Sec'y, Wm Compton. There are 
 nearly 60 members attached to the three Conferences of St. Mary's, St. 
 Patrick's and St. Joseph's. Meetings held weekly and all relief given in 
 kind after a careful inquiry and personal visitation to each destitute family. 
 
 Catholic Young Men's Club, Grafton Street. 
 Number of meniljers, 120. Open from 2 o'clock p.m. until 10 every 
 evening, with the exception of Sunday. Officers — President, Very Rev 
 Canon Power; Vice-Pres, J. Colford: Secretary, Wm. Cronan. 
 
 St. Vincent's Hall, Cornwallis Street. 
 Tlie basement of this building has been fitted up for the use of the 
 Catholic young men of the North end of tne city. Open every evening 
 except Sunday. President, Dr. John Somers. Council, L. G. Power, J. 
 C. Doyle, J. Delaney. Number of members, 130. 
 
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 Hi* Diooow of Arichat compHnea th« Itland of Cape Rrotoo, &nd thna 
 Kaatem C««atie« of Nora Scotia proper. KsUbliihod Sept. 31, 1844. 
 
 Right Kev (./oUn Franda McKimnon, d.d.. Lord Biihop of Arichat, 
 residinff at Antigoniah, Kt Il«7v Dr. Camrrun, Coia^jutor llishop, reiidect 
 at Arichat. 
 
 Nova ^c<ntk.^AntiffrmitH«(, Rev Hugh Oillin. PmCom, Revd Ranald 
 McDonald, Lmmtre, Ref' A« McGillvray. Aritaia, Verj Rev W. B. Me- 
 Ii«od, V.G. Cape <w0org«y Kov 1). Cameron. Wttt mwr, Ohio, Rev Ron Mc- 
 Oillirray. 8t. An-lrem't., Rev John V. McDoanell. PompqueUe, Rev Wm 
 Ohieholm. Trnradi^ Rev Oharfea P. Kartell, ffnrbmr Bouekd, Rev 
 l*«ter Fiaet. Gutfthorougk, Rev Mich! Tomkina. Cnp^ Cn.ito, Rev Felix 
 von Blerk. Port M*dgrnt«, Rov. Ilonald Ckiehojm. 
 
 Gapr Brrton— XricArtf. Rev. M. Therien. LUtU Arichat, Rev M. 
 Ethier. D'K§e(mt$e, Rev T Richard. LMrr/oiie, Rev Tames Quinan, jr. 
 Red Itlnndt, Rov John McDougall, River BourjMoit. itev W. Leblanc. 
 /Cast Bftf, Rev Noil McIiOod. Grand Narrome, Kev lion Mcliaac. Boi$- 
 d(de, liev R. Grant. Ct^M North, /npnm$h. Rev James Fnuer. North 
 Sf/dnejf, Very Itev Jno Ixiaghnan. Little Bra$ d' Or, Rev Jos Chisholm. 
 ^»th Sydney, Rev JasQuinaii. Main^<^-Dieu, Rev John Quinan. Creigmth, 
 Rev Arch AlcKenaie. Jvdujttf. Rev Allan Mcl.«aR. Port Hood, Rev Colin 
 Chisholm. Rrond Cor«> Rev R. MoOillivraj, 8r. Margaret, Rev John J. 
 Chisholm. Chetieamp, Rev H. Gerrior. GUtce Boff^ Rev Jno Shaw. Mt^<m, 
 Rev K. J. Macdonald. Mira, Rev. Archibald Chiiholm. 
 
 Beliffioua and Litera. y Inatitutiona. 
 
 CoLLKOK AMD Srminart OP St. Fuancib Xavikr, established in the 
 town of Antigonish. ProfeHsnrs, Rev. Alex. Chisholm, Rev. Dr. McGregor. 
 R. McDonald, Esq., A. McKinnon, Esq. Female Department: Principal 
 teacher, Miss Una McKinnon ; Min Ellen Chisholm. Assistant. Here the 
 Bishop has his ordinar}* residence, and is principal oirector of his Diocesan 
 Seminary. 
 
 The Trappist Momks. at Tracadie, have a flourishing establishment. 
 The Monks are principally natives of Belgium. Here also, there is a Con- 
 vent of the Sisters or Charitx', all natives of the place, and generally of 
 French and Scotch origin. 
 
 The Sistrks op ttir Cuxorroation op Notrr Dams, of Montreal, 
 have a grand and flourishing academy for female education of the highest 
 oj^r in the town of Arichat. Besides, there are throughout the diocese 
 mtky scadeniief, and superior and common schools, partly supported by 
 government, aad partly by contributions of the people. 
 
 WfJSLSYAN METHODIST OONFXBBNOII OF XA8TSBN 
 
 BRITISH AKBBIOA. 
 
 Rev James G. Hennigar, President. Rev Charles Stewart, d. d., Co- 
 Delegate. Rev. Duncan D. Currie, Secretary. 
 
 ILiUFAX DintacT—Hnlifrut, Revds Jabez A. Rogers, Wm Sargent, 
 James Strothard, Edmund Bottcrell,* John Read, H. Popie,* H. Pickard, 
 n.D. Dar<moii<A, Revds A. W. Nicholson, Fin Sec'y; Thomas Angwin.* 
 Windtor, Revds Albert S. DesBrisay, M. Richey,* d.d., F. Smallwood,* 
 Roland Morton,* FcUmoutk, Rev. James G. Hennigar, Chairman. Horton, 
 Revds S. F. Huestis, George Johnson.* KentvilU, Kev R. W. Weddall, 
 A.B. Newport, Rev. John McMurray. Avondale, Rev Cranswick Jost, 
 A.M. BunimgUm and Kempt, Rev John Johnson. Maitland, Rev J. A. 
 Mosher. Mvmauodoboit Harbour, Rev Robt S. Crisp. Middle Musauodoboit, 
 Rev James Tweedy. Shttbenacadie, Rev John W. Howie. Bermuda, 
 {Hamilton and Somenet), Revds John Cassidy, Wm. H. Evans. Bermuda, 
 (St. Gi'trge'e and Bailey's Bay), Revds T. W. Smith, A. R. B. Shrewsbury. 
 
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 St. John District— ;?f. John, Rev flonry Pope, Chainnan; Kev Wm 
 McOarty,* Kev D. D. Cunrie, Fio 8ec'y{Revd» iieiiry Daniot*^ James U, 
 Narraway, a.m ,* John l'ripc«,* Thomas .1. Dienstadt, Howard Sprague^ 
 A.M., Robert Duncan, \Vm Ma^^s, R»ipli Dreck«n, a.u. Fairviue, Tiev 
 H. P. CowperthwaitCr A.M. St. Aiuirtio' ». '<ey. C. IjOKif-hmrt. St. Davifft^ 
 Rev Wm W. Pervical. St. Mfphm, Rev. John A. Clailt, a.m. St. 
 Jame», Rev Wm. F. Penny, a.b. Mill Tmon, Rev Richard Smith. Sunex 
 V(de, Revs Cbarks W. Dwtcher, Robt A. Daniel. Grand Jbike, llev. Robt 
 O. Johnson. Jerusalem, Kev Isaac N. I'arker. Kingston, Rev. (.'has. W. 
 Dockrili. Upham, Rev. Joseph R. Hemmeoti. 
 
 Trdbo DrtTRicT — TrjrOy Re ds Job Shenton, Wm H. IWrittsoft A.*., 
 TfaoB Smith.* Hiver Philip, Kev Geo. Harrison. Wattace, Revs Robert 
 WasBon, Wm Harrison. Pugwash, Kev D. W. I^Lacbeur. Albion Mines, 
 Rev A. D. Morton, a.m. Biver ,fohn. Rev R. Barry Mack. PU'Um, Kev 
 Wm. C. Brown, Fin. Sec'y. Guysboi'o^ and Canfi, Hevds Jeremiah V. Jost, 
 Chaimmn ; Thos H. James, James Buckley,* Tlws D. Hart.* Manehester, 
 Rev. Edwin Mills. Sydney, Revda Wm Alcorn, Wm Tippett. GabaruSf 
 Kev H. J. Clark. Port Haickesbury, Rev A. Fletcher Weklon. 
 
 Pbincb Edwakw l»LA»i> DlsfTHicr-'Charlottetown. Kevdn Jat^Tayiov-, 
 Chairman; Robt. McArtbur, A. E. LePage.* Cornwall attd Little York, 
 Revds Edwin Evans, Fin. Stic'y., Waldron W. Brewer. Poutnal. Rev W. 
 W. Colpitts. Bedeque and IVyon, Revds John S. Phinnev, John Ellis. 
 Margate, Rev John G. Bigney. S.-mmerside, Rev John C. herrie. Mur- 
 ray Harbour, Rer B. Twcndy. Souris, Rev. Aquila LiK'as. Albertvn, 
 Rev Levi S. Johnson. 
 
 Fredericton District — Fredericton, Revs Leonard Ga<\tz, Fin. Sec'y. 
 Marysville,ttf!V Robert Wilson. Kina^cltur, Rev Robt. H. Taylor. She'f- 
 iidd. Rev Frederick W. Harrison. Woodstocky^ liev H. McKeown, Chair- 
 man. Cante7'bury, Rev J, S. Allen.. Knoiotenulle, Rev. Chas. W. Hamilton. 
 Jacksonville, l^v. Ezra B. Moore. Florenceville, Kev Isaac Howie. 
 Andover, Kev G. B. Pavson. Nashwaak, Rev Joseph Seller, a.». 3ois- 
 iown. Rev Thomas Marshall. Gayeioum, R«^v EJias Slackford. Mini,, ichi, 
 lievds Ingham Sutcliffe, Alfred H. Webb. Balhurgt, RcvC. Jl.Paisk'y, w 
 
 Sackvilus DisTuicx— ;/S«c^'r»7/e, Kevds Elias Brettle, Chairman;, 
 C. Stewart, d.d. Sti'<!ettts in Tlieohgi,', Silas James, Geo. J. Bond, Michael 
 Campbell, J. W. Doull, E. B. England, Richey Bird, Wm. Brown. Point 
 DeBute, Rev Jos. G. Angwin, Fin. Sec'y. Baiede TeWe, RevsS. T. Teed, 
 W^illiam Baines. MonctA)h and Covtrdale, Revs Isaac E. Thiirlow, Stephen 
 Humphrey, a.m.* DorcheM,er, Revs Robert A. Temple, Wm 2'emjple.* 
 flopeweU, Rev Samuel Ackman. Ililhboro^, Rev Douglas Chapman, "(t^/^ 
 hcK, Rev Thos Allen. Saft*]^ry mwi' iiVorn, Rev G. W. Fisher. Richibu^o, 
 Rev Richard Weddall. ylm/ierw, Rev John Waterhouse. JVrrDpan, Rev J.' 
 M. Pike. Parrsboro\ Revds David B. Scott, John Betts. Advocate Har- 
 bor, Rev Joseph M. Fisher. 
 
 Annapoi.18 District— 'AnTKtpolis, Revds Goeree W. Tuttle, Michad 
 Pickles,* F. H. W. Pickles.* Granville Ferry, Rev Joseph Hart, Fin. 
 Sec'v. BridgeUmm, Revds Wm H. Heartz, lw>en E. England, Thos H. 
 Davies,* Joseph F. Bent.* Wilmot, Revds Paul Prestwood, John E. 
 Jubb. Aylesford, Rev Wm. Tweedy. Canning, Rev Geo O. Hueittis. 
 Berwick, Rev Jno S. Addy. HilUbjirg, Rev Geo. M. Barratt. Diaby, Rev 
 Jas England, Chairman. Weymouth, Rev Geo F Day. Jyigby I^ecte, Rev 
 Wm Dobson. 
 
 I^VEU'OOL District — Liverpool, Revs Jno J. Teasdale, Chas DeWolf, 
 D.D.* CaledorHa, Rev Caleb Parker. Yarmouth, Revs John L. Sponagle, 
 Jas. R. Hart,* John Lathem, Fin Sec'y., Thomas Rogers, a.m. Bar- 
 rington, Rev Jotham M. Fulton, a.m. Port La Tour , liev Jonathan R. 
 Borden. Shelburne, liev Jos S. Coffin. iV. E. Harbor, iVev Wilson W. 
 Lodge. Port Mouton, Rev Jesse B. Giles. Mill ]^llage, Rev John J. 
 Colter. Petite Riviere, liev S. W. Sprague, Chairman. Lunenburg, Revs 
 Joseph Gaetz, J. T. Baxendale. 
 
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 H. I... CraJifiird. Tluw VV. Atkinson. Harbor Graee, Rev (^a« I^dncr. 
 Cm-bi^vtnr, Kev Cliarles Coinbeu, Josepli Hale. Briaiu, Ilev Thomas 
 Harris, (Chairman, VVilliani E. Hhenstone.* Black Head, Rev John S. 
 Peach /slamf Cov^, Rev Joseph I'ascoe. Perlicnn, Rev Thos Fox. IlnnVs 
 iriu-bor,Rev. Simeon Dunn. HoHnvistn, Rev Jno (jr}0<li«on. Catalinnnnd 
 Trinity, Rev John Reay. TwiUinyate, Rev .laines Dove, Fin. Sec'y. Burin, 
 Rev (ieorge F«)r8ey. Grand Bank and Fwiune. Revs Jas A. Duke, John 
 (r. Currie. Port au Ba$qne, Revs Cliaa Pickela, Jeremiah Embree. 
 KxpUnts and Little Bay Idandt, Revs F. W. Wiliey, Chas Myers. Green's 
 Pond, Kev S. Matthews. Shoal Harbor, Rev \yni Swan. Labrador^ Rev 
 Joseph Hale. 
 
 The Clerf "men marked with an asterisk (*) are Supsmumenuiea. 
 
 The Conference will be held this j'earat Frederieton, N. B., o«iiim«neing 
 on the fourth Thursday in June. 
 
 Halifax Wesleyan C^ty Mission. 
 
 President, Rev J. A. Rogers, Vice President, Rev John Bead, Treaa., 
 Geo H. Starr. Sec'y, IX H. Starr. Miss'y, M. Tlueakflton. 
 
 Mount Allison Wesleyen Coilepe, Saokville. N. B.. ., 
 
 President and Professor of Ancient languages, David Allison, A. m. 
 Professor of Theology, Moral Science, &c., Rev Chas Stewart u.n. Professor 
 of Rlietoric, Logic, &c., .Tames R. Inch, a.m. Prof of Natural Science and 
 Mathematics, Rev Jno Burwash, a.m. Adjunct Professor of Ancient Lan- 
 guages, A. D. Smith, m.a. Exaniiitcrs, Revs Thos Pickard, m.a., Josiah 
 Wood, A.M., A. A. Stockton, l.l.b. 
 
 Mount Allison Academy. 
 
 Male Branch— Principal, David Allison, A. M. Vice Principal, Jno 
 S. Meliish, A.n. Doard of Instruction— >Head Master, John S. Mellish, 
 Instructor in Mathematics and Natural Science, Rev John Burwash, m a. 
 Instrueter in Lauguages, Alfred D. Smith, m.a. Teacher of Vocal and In- 
 strumental Music, Professor T. H. A. Martens. Teacher of Perspective and 
 Mechanical and Architectural Drafting, Professor J. W. Gray. Assistant 
 Teachers, Mr. W. H. Ibbitson, and Mr. Smith. 
 
 Female Branch — Principal^ James R. Inch, A.K. Chief PveceptresB, 
 Miss Mary Mellish, M.r. \. Professor of Languages and Logic. J. R. Inch, 
 Esq., A.M. Teachers of Belles Lettres, (/-c, ftfiss Marv iMellish, M.L.A. 
 Teacher of Mathematics and Natural Science, Misa Minnie K. Bent. 
 Teacher of Eiiglisii Branches, Miss Alice A. Chester. Professor of Instru- 
 mental and Vocal Music, Theodore IL A. Martens. Professor of Painting, 
 ^., J. W. Gra}'. 
 
 Alumni Society Mount Allison Oollege and Academy. 
 
 President, Re\'. S. Humphrey, a.m. Vice Presidents, W- H. Webb, 
 D. D. Hanaiugton, Bev S. F. Huestic. Boo. and Treas, A. A. Stockton, l.l.b. 
 
 
 LLOYDS' AGENTS. 
 
 Guyshorougli — E. H. Francl^evllle. Halifax — S. Cunard ir. Co. 
 Pictou — Rudolf & Prirarosc. Yannonth — J. W. Moody. Sydney, C.B., 
 J. Bourinot. Liverpool — John Campbell, sub-agent. Arichat,' C. B — 
 George E. Jean. Plaister Core, C.B — James G. McEeen. Port Hood, 
 C. B — G. C. Lawrence. Pug^-ash — K. G. Pinoo. 
 
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 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 BANKS. 
 
 HALIFAX BANKIN.G COMPANY. [Established 1826.] 
 
 Ifm. Prjor, (Prent), Brenton H. Collins, P. Carteret HiU. Cashier, Saml 
 H. Black. Teller, M. O. Black. Clerk, James C. WUkie. MesseiiK«r, H. 
 Hamilton. Diseoant dajrg. -Monday aail Thursdaj. 
 
 BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA. (Ertablished 1839.] 
 
 Capital $500,000. 
 
 Directors, Andw M. Uniaeke, (Prest), Johu "S. McLean, (Viee-Prest.) 
 John Doi^ Daniel Croaan, JauMS Dooaideon, J. J. Bremner^ S. A. White. 
 Cashier, W. C. Menzies. Assistant Casluer, J. C. M' .aintosb. Teller^ 
 Thoa W. Johns. Clerks, John M. Hay, E. L. Burpe, John Nalder. 
 Messenger, Geo AadeFBon. AgCBts—Ptcfou,Hoiweard Primrose; Yarmoutk, 
 James Murray; New Glcugow, Jas W. Carmichael; Syflity, C.B., Hob 
 llios D.Archibald; JTentviue. L. DeT . Chtpman ; Amktrst, A. H. Patterson. 
 Discount days — every -we^k day except Saturday. 
 
 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. [EstaUisbed 1836.] 
 CapiUl, jei,000,e6e S^er&ng. 
 
 Head Office, London. See>, R. W. Bradford. Head Office la the 
 Colonies, Great St James Street, Montreal. General Manager, Charles 
 McNab. Inspector, W. Gvindlay. 
 
 Haufax Branch — ^Manager, James Goldie. Accouatant, J. She^etd. 
 Teller, Jno Black. Clerks, T. S. Hill,^ D. Robertson, F. Amaud, W. H. 
 Corthom. Messenger, John McGregor. Discount, daily. 
 
 UNION BANK OF HALIFAX. [Established 186^.] t^;/ 
 
 Capital jC2fi(>;,000. 
 
 IMrectovt, Jaa A. Moren, (PrestV Jno Gibson, R. J. Hart, W. P. West, 
 Wm J. Stairs, Robt Boak, Jr., M. P. Black. Caihicr, W. Sawets Stirlmg. 
 Accountant, U. Y. Clarke. Teller^ £. H. Reeve-:^. Clerks^ A. Shearer, £. 
 T. Thome. Messenger, T. Skinner. Agents— Ziondbn, Ixmdon and Wet,t> 
 minster BAvik', Montreal, LaBanque du Peuple ; iVet/? torh, ADen, Stephens 
 & Co. ; Bo$t<m, Williams & Hall ; Armapolii, T. S. Whitman ; St^my^ C. B.y 
 J. Jost. Discount days — every week day. 
 
 MERCHANTS' BANK OF HALIFAX. [Estabhsbed 1864.] 
 
 Capita), 91,000,000. 
 
 Direetort — Thos E. Kenny, (Prest), Jeremieh Northup, M. Dwyer, John 
 Taylor, Jos Wier, Thos Abbott, Jas Butler. Cashier, Geo McLean. Ac- 
 countant, D. H. Daacan. Telters, C. Franck)yB,H.T. Greenwood. Cierks, 
 H. Mitchell, K. F.Paulin. Messenger, Wm Hood. Agents, — Piciou, Wm 
 Ives; Bridgewater, Andrew Gow; Truro, John B. Dickie; Weymouth, 
 Colin Campbell, jr.; AntigonUh, T. M. King; Sydney, €. A»J.E.Borcheli 
 Discount days — every week day except Saturday. 
 
 PEOPLE'S BANK OF HALIFAX. [Establisbed 1884.] 
 
 Capital, $400,000. 
 
 Directors, Georgr) H. Starr, (Prest), Hon Jas C)E>chran, Wnt J. Coleman, 
 N. L. West, Jno W. Young, R. W. Fraser, C)\&s H. M. Black. Cashier, 
 Peier J»ck. Teller, R. T. Hraine. Accountant, Jas S. McDonald. Clerks, 
 Henrr J. Parker, R. A. Woodill. Messenger, G. H. ^Viawe^. Agents — 
 Wolniile, Jno W. Baras ; Lockepoit, Austin Lock . Discount days— every 
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 BANK OF YARMOUTH. [Established 1864.] 
 
 CapiUl, $200,000. 
 
 Directors, John W. Lovitt (Prest), A. C. Bobbins, L. E. Baker, C E 
 Brown, J. W. Moody ; Cashier, J. W. H. Rowley. 
 
 COMMERCIAL BANK OF WINDSOR. [Established 1866.] 
 
 Directors, Godfrey P. Payzant, (Prest), Wm Dimock, Benjm D. Fraser, 
 M.D., E. W. Dimock, Jas P. Pellow. Cashier, Walter Lawson. Solicitor, 
 W. H. Blanchard. 
 
 EXCHANGE BANK OF YARMOUTH. [Established 1869.] 
 
 Capital, $300,GUO. 
 
 Directors. W. H. Townsend, (Prest), Gen B. Doane, Jor.eph K. Kinuey, 
 John H. Kiiiam, B^ Killam, Aaron Goody, A.. F. Stoneman. Cashier, 
 Alex Murray. 
 
 BANK OF LIVERPOOL. [EstabUshed 1879.] 
 
 Capital, 8200.000. 
 
 Directors, Silvaaus Morton, (Prest), Lewis A. Sponagle, (Vico Prest). 
 John D. McLearn, John H. Mulhall, B. O. DeWolf, F. W . Spencer, Augustus 
 Harrrngton. Caahier, Kobie S. Sterns. 
 
 BANK OF MONTREAL. 
 Capitol, $6,000,000. Renerve $3,000,000. 
 
 Head OfTu e, Montreal. President, E. H. King. General Manager, R. 
 Bangers. Halifax Branch—Manager, E. C. Jones. Accountant, Charles 
 Griffin. Teller, W. B. Gravely. Discount Clerk, A. Howard. Le^er 
 Keeper, W. A. More. Clerk, J. O. Wilgress. Messenger, J. S. McKay. 
 
 Branches at St John, N.B., Quebec, Toronto, Hamilton, London, Ottawa, 
 Kinjjc ion, Cornwall, Brockville, Perth, Belleville, Cobourg, Port Hope, 
 Linusay, Peterborough, Sarnia, St Catherines, Simcoe, Stratford. St Msi^'s, 
 Elora, Brantford, Guclph, Goodrich, Picton, Newcastle, N. B., London, 
 G. B., New York, U. S. 
 
 The hours of business at the above Banks are from 10 A^v. to 8 p.m., 
 except on Saturdays, when they close at 13, r oon. 
 
 DOMINION SAVINGS' BANK. 
 
 Tliis Bank is kept in the Province Building. Hour8 of attendance daily 
 from 10 to 3 o'clock, except on Saturdays. Cashier, Jno R. Wallace. Clark, 
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 MARINS. FIBE AlfD IiI7V INSUBANOB COMFANIllS 
 
 ANP AaENOIXS. 
 
 Nova Scotia Marine IxayiUNCB CoMPAinr—Capitel, $160,000. Prest, 
 Wm Pryor. Directorg, A. G. Jones, Jno S. Maclean, Wm B. Fairbanks, 
 Geo P. Mitchell, J. J. Bremner, James Butler. Auditors, J. W. Merkel, 
 Chan Fletcher. Broker, Henry Yeomans, Bee' ford Row. 
 
 Union MAniNB Inburanck Company ok Nova Scotia — Capital, 
 SlftO.OOO. Preat., Wm Roche. Directors, James A. Moren, Jno U. Ross, 
 Nath L. Webt, Jno Gibson, W. B. Hamilton, J. P. Mott. Auditors, 
 G. A. S. Creighton, Wm. Twining. Sec'y, G. Kobie Dimock, Bedford Row. 
 
 Mki{Citant»' Marink Insurance Comvanv — Capital, $200,000. Dlrec- 
 tro», iiobt Uoak, jr., (Prest)^ Jairus Hart, R. W. Fraser, Wm P. West, 
 Danl Cronan, Wm Esson, iV m J . Lewis. Auditors, Jos S. Belcher, Thos 
 AbboU. Sec'y, Chae W. Wright, Prince Street. 
 
 Atlantic Marine A8<k>ciati[on — Directors, Jno T. Wylde, (Prest), J. 
 T. Wood, (V. P.), Thos E. Kenny, C. II. M. Black, Jos J. Northup, AUisor 
 Smith, Robt Morrow. Sec'y, Jas B. Oxley. 
 
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 OrKAN MAniNK InsurancIK Ahhooiation — Directors, .TnoTnvlor, (I'res) 
 Caihcart Thomson, (V. T.,) ,\er Northup, Jos Wicr, Aug \V. \>'e«t, Geo J. 
 Troop, Adam Uurns. Heay, H. W. Salter. 
 
 ConK<^uin Marink iNSURANrr, (\impany, Tnvi«) — Plrootors, (Tharlen 
 Blanchard, (rrcst), Jas Crowe, Hobt Smith, J. F. lllanchard, (>apt tlamed 
 Campbell, Nelson Murphy, Capt ChasCox. Auditors, A. M. Cochran, Geo. 
 Campbell. Scc'y and Treas., Jan K. Dlair. 
 
 Avon Marine Insurance Company, Windsor — Directors, William 
 Dimock, (Prcst,) li. Smith, David Scott. C. B. Bowman, Elk Young. Scc'y, 
 D. P. AlllBon. Treas., Then B. Smith. Auditors, E. W. Dimock, G. V. 
 Payzant. 
 
 Wim>MOR Marinb Inhurancb CoMrANT, WiNi>«oR — Directors, G. P. 
 PayiMit, (Prest), E. W. Dimock, Jno Smith, Jno Stilling, Udwd O'Brien, 
 Se-'y and Treas., W. lii. Blanchard. 
 
 Pir ro Ilom Marink Innuranck Associatiok — Directors, Uoderick 
 McKenzie, Jno T. Itcs, W. Gordon, W. Forbes, Howard Primrose. Broker, 
 Robt P. Grant. 
 
 PicToii Mutual Maiumi Insurancb Association — Directors, Daniel 
 Hookin, <Ta.s Ives, Wm Iras, Alex J. Pattarson, Cbas T. Irving. Brokar, 
 Geo GUnnia. 
 
 St. Lawrbnce Marine Insurancb Association or Pi(t«>u — Directors, 
 Jas IVimroiUfl, John Crerar, John R. Noonnn, K. S. Dawsoo, Jolin Yoraton. 
 Brokar, Uobt Doull. 
 
 Nbw OiuAsoow Marttvb Tnsuramcb Association— (Tncorporated.) 
 Diractors, J. W. Carroichaei, (Prest), I>on Md^onald, G. VV. Underwood, 
 Jno Millar. Jas H. FrBser, James W. Jackson, James D. McGregor. Sae'y, 
 Angus Chisholm. 
 
 Atuaio'ic Insurancb CoMrANT. Yarmouth— Directors, Sarol Brown, 
 
 iPreat). John C. Rrerson, Bowman Coming, Hugh Cann, Geo B. Doana, 
 as J. Loritt, J. Ii. Klilam. Sec*y, Jno KiUam. 
 
 AOADIA Insurakcb COMPANY, YARMOUTH— Directors, Geo S. Brown, 
 (t^reet), Wm Rogers, Chf^ Tookcr, Ben^ Murphy, A. Goudey, A. F. Stona- 
 man, Nathan Moses. Suc'y, T. F. R Bmgay. 
 
 Commercial Insurance Company, Yarmouth — Directors, A. C 
 Robbing, (Prest), W. K. Dudman, IV. Killam, jr., J. W. Lovitt, L. Cann, 
 Andw Lovitt, Jonth Horton. Sec*y, W. Beech. 
 
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 Marine Iksurancb Company, Yarmouth — Directors, W. H. Moody, 
 Prest), Benj Rogers, Nathan Utloy, Saral M. Ryerson, Dennis Horton, 
 
 W. Moody, L. E. Baker. Sec'y, Jas Murray, Jr. 
 
 Canada Insurance Union. ~ WiMtem Atsttrcme* Co. of Toronto, 
 CafMtal and Assets, $955,094; Montreal Assurance Co., Capita^ and Assets, 
 $l,l&5,704. Attorney, Geo C Whidden, 11 Prince Street, Halifax, N. S. 
 
 Haufax Firk IKsvrancb Company — Canital, j£60,000. Directors, 
 Andw M. Uniacke, (Preat), Jno W. Young, (V. P.») Jno Gibsrai, Jno P. 
 Mott, Geo Esson, Thoa Abbott, Daniel Crouan. Sec'y, Richd Trcmain, 64 
 Bedfoi d Row. 
 
 AcAUiA Fire Insurance Company — Capita) .£100,000. Directors, 
 Robt Boak, jr., (Prest), Jas A. Moren, Hon Jas Cochran, A. G. Jones, Wm J. 
 Coleman, Edw Smith, Wm P. West. Sec'y, Jno H. Harvey, Bedford Row. 
 
 Nova Scotia Mutual Firk Insurance (.'ompany,— OHice, 48; Bedftird 
 Row. Directors, J. B. Duffus (Pres. ), John Taylor, T. E. Kenny, W. Esson, 
 A. W. West, W. M. Harrington, W. J. Lewis.' Sec'y, J. Scott Mitchell. 
 
 IxpEBiAL Fire Ins. CVxmp'y or London — Capital ;€l,60$,000. s»g. 
 Agent, Hon Wm A. Henry, Bedford Row. 
 
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 rhartor iVrpotual Cash (.'npilal and SiitpliiB, f6,00(),()0(). AKciit, Alex 
 W. Scott, lldllis »(r(!(\f. 
 
 NoltTIIKKN V\HK InH. (!oMl''V OK LoNOON ANI» Alir.lll)F:KN — (!ttpital, 
 
 £2,000,000 Btg. A^cnt, (i. V. Ilarvt-y, Ci'iilral Wharf. 
 
 AciHUiJi/rtmAi- KiUK Inhiiuancik Comtany, of WaterlowiK N. Y. — 
 Geni'ral A^rfnt lor M.-iritiim; I'ruvinc.«», H. (J. Treiiiuiii, Hcdlord iUtw. 
 
 NOUTH HrITIHi: and MlCltOANTIIiR KiKK and lilKB I.NH. (JoMP'Y — 
 
 Capital, .£2,000,000 Btg. Agent, Henry iVyor, Hedford Kow. 
 
 QuRBN FiRK ANi» liiKK Inh. Comp'y OF LiVBi(i><>ut,, (i. IV — Capital, 
 i:2.(K)0,000 8tg. Agent, Stephen Tobin; Offlco, op|)o«ite Tobin't Wharf, 
 L'pper Water Street. 
 
 RoYAi< KiuK ANi» larr, Ins. C(»mp'y or Liykhimmh,, G. IJ. — Capital, 
 £2,000,000 Btg. Agent, Hugh HartHhorne, llollifl Btreft. 
 
 liiVKiu>M)L & IjONpon ani> Gi/imr Kike ani> T.iri; Ins. (,'omp'y — 
 Capital, i:3,00A,000 stg. Agent. Juhn S. McLean 6i (<o.. Holiis street. 
 
 Guardian Fire and Like Ins. Comp'y or London--( apital £2,000,000 
 Btg. Agents, AInion <f DeChair, 267 Hdllin Street. 
 
 Canada Life Ass. CoMr'Y-~(H«niilton, Ontario.) ('apital, $1,000,000. 
 Agent, J. W, Marling, HullieStretit, Gen'l Agent fur Maritime PruviRccii. 
 
 Sun Mutual Like Issuuancje (,'(»mi'any. ok Wonthkal— Capital, 
 81,000,000. Agent, F. M. Whidden, U Trince Street. 
 
 Stanuahi) Like Ah.s. Comi''y — Annual Kovenue, £(!60,000. Secretary 
 and Agent for Nova Su«tia, M. II. liichey, Hollis Street. 
 
 Star Like Ass. Soo'y ok Lonijon- -Capital, £100,000 atg. Agent, 
 Martin G. Black, Ilalltax Hank. 
 
 Like Association ok Scotland— .\ccumulated Fund, £1,101,582 stg. 
 Sec'y, Jno II. Harvey, IJedford How. 
 
 PiKRNix Mutual Life Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.— Man- 
 ager, 11. K. Andrews, Granville street. 
 
 Eagle Like Ass. Comp'y of London — Established in 1807. Atsett, 
 $3,000,000 8tg. Agent, Alex W. Scott, Hollis street. 
 
 Connkcticut Mutual Like Aas. Comp'y ok IIahtkord, Conn. — 
 Organized 1846. Charter nerpetual. Assets, $23,000,000. Local Agenta 
 for Halifax, Huse & Lowell. 
 
 The Travellers' Like and Accident Ins. Comp'y ok IlARTFon», 
 Conn. — (ieneral Agent for Maritime Provinces, J. I)ouglu« Wells, 
 Hollis Street. 
 
 The Equitable Life Ass. Soc'y of the United States — Aganti 
 for Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, Farquhar & Forrest, Hollis 
 Street. 
 
 MBBCANTIIiB COMPANIES. 
 
 Nova Scotia Elkctuk; Telegraph (^ompany — Olficers for the y»ar 
 1878: — Prest., E. D. Mevnell; Executive (Joinniittee, W. M. Ilnrrintjton, 
 Jno J. Sawj'er, Hon K. b. Dickey, .Ie.«(se Hoyt; Local UiiectorH — lliwfux, 
 W. M. Harrington, Jno J. Sawyer, C. H. M. Black, .Jos Wier; Amherst, 
 Hon R B Dickey; Bnnnngton, Ur. L. K. Wilson; Ciinniiu/, J. W. Borilen; 
 Chester, D.Evans; A'^6^. Chas Budd; Guysboro', Henry M. Jost; Keni- 
 ville, W. Chipman; LiveriHH)l, Thos li. Pattello, K. W. ('dlliiiH; Lunenbunj, 
 H^nry S. Jost; New Olasymo, Jesse Hoyt; Jimfjr/ed lnland», John 
 Locke; Shelburne, George Synder; Sydney, iTon T. 1>. Archibald; iyatlace, 
 Hon A. McFarlane; Weymouth, C. D. Jones; Windsor, T. S. Harding; 
 Secy and Treas., Wm Twining, Office No 10 Prince Street, Halifax, N. S. 
 
 Unadnlterated Ground Spices, at Brown Brothers & Co. 
 
K. T. MUIR&Co.,BookieUer8flndStAtionerfl, 1 25 Gran v i lie Street, Ha li fax. 
 
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 Tnc Wkstkun Unfon Trleouai'ii Compamy — Proprietors and l^snees 
 of all th» TeloKruph Liiici^ in the United States and the Maritime Provinces, 
 from Port Hood to San Kranoisoo, and connecting riVi Atlantic Cable and 
 Northern line w.th all vhe Tflegranhs in the world. Capital, $50,CM)0,(K)0. 
 Head OlHce, 146 Hroadwav, New York. Prest., W. f)rton. Vice-PreHdts., 
 N. (Ircen, H. U. Mc Alpine* H. Sibley. Scc'y and Treap., R. 11. Rochester. 
 Auditor, W. II. Abel. General Knginocr, Marshal Leifarts. Supt'd Eastern 
 Division, T. F. Kckhcrt. Electrician, G. B. Prescott. 
 
 Honorary Directors Atlantic Telegraph Company at Halifax, Wm. 
 Cunard, Thos C Kinncar. 
 
 The Nova Scotia lines connect with those of New Brunswick at Sackrillo, 
 and those of Newfoundland at Plaister Cove. 
 
 Nova Scotia District, Chief Office, 148 Hollis Street, Halifax. Superin- 
 tendent, R. T. Clinch. Asst. Supt., A. E. Hoyt ('ashler and Auditor, Wm 
 H. Wiswell. Halifax Office, A. G. McDonald, (Chief Operator,) Mrs A. 
 Parker, David McDonald, (t>perator8, ) Geo Leslie, (Recv. Clerk.) 
 
 Nova Sodtia Peumanknt Bknefit Building Socikty ani> Savinos' 
 FuNU — Trustees, W. J. Alnion, m.d., S. Solden, A. M. Uniacke. Directors, 
 .Ino P. Mott, (Prest), W. M. Harrington, (V. Prest), J. J. Sawyer, .las A. 
 Moren, Jno \V. Youn^?. Auditors, J. T. Wylde, W. H. Hart. Bankers, 
 the Union Bank of Halifax. Soli(?itor, .Tames W. Johnson, jr. Surveyor, 
 Duncan Grant. Sec'y and Treas., John W. Burton. Office 66 (iranville St. 
 
 Provincial Pkhmanknt Buildino aki> Investment Society — Trus- 
 tees, Hon. Jeremiah Northup, C. D. Hunter, G. A. Creichton. Directors, 
 Wm. Roche, (Prest), R. Cunningham, (V. Prest,) W. H. Pallister, Jas 
 Woodill, Hon Alexander Keith, Hon S. L. Shannon, Fred G. Wainwright, 
 T. A. Brown, Alex Forsvth. John Taylor, W. H. Webb, G. J. Fluke, Win 
 Holloway, Wm Roche, Jr. Solicitor, W. R. Foster. Sec'y, Henry Wiswell. 
 Auditor, F. G. Wainwriyht. Office, No 7 Union Marine Buildings, Bed- 
 ford Row. 
 
 Halifax and Daktmoutii Steamboat Company — Prest., Hon Dr. 
 Parker, Directors, Dominick Farrell, J. W. Merkell, M. G, Black, (Sec'y). 
 Auditors, Hy Yeonuyis, A. M. Uniacke. Agent and Manager, Geo A. Mc- 
 Kenzie. 
 
 Halifax Tempekance Hall Company — Directors, JnoMetzler, H. A. 
 Tavlor, G. G. Gray, Thos Wesley, Jno Longard,' R. H. Wetmore. Sec'y 
 and Treas., H. G.* Laurilliard. 
 
 CnK»i;cT() ^Iaimnk Railway, DARTMOUTH-^Directors, George Esson, 
 G. A. McKeuzie, Jas W. Tumor. Sec'y and Treas., Jno T. Wylde. Supt., 
 E. Weston. 
 
 Strait of Canso !\Iarine Railway Comi'any — Directors, Wm. J. 
 Stairs, (Prest), W. B. Hamilton, Petfer Ross, Jno S. Maclean, W. L. Black. 
 Sec'y and Treas., Hy N. Paint. 
 
 NouTii Sydnky Marine Railway Company — Directors, James B. 
 Duft'us, (Prest), Hon T. 1). Archibald, Wm. J. Lewis, m.d., Thos E. Kennv, 
 Jno P. Mott. Sec'y and Treas, H. N. Paint. 
 
 PiCTOU Makink Railway Comp'y — Prest, Jas Primrose. Directors, Wm 
 Gordon, J. T. Ives, J. Crerar, J. A. Dawson. Agent and Sec'y, II. Primrose. 
 
 TiiE International Iron and Step:l Company, Londonderry — 
 Manager, E. A. Jones. Head Office, New Church Street, Sheffield. Direc- 
 tors, Jno Livesey, (Managing Director), T. Jessop, W. A. Matthews, Wm 
 Owen, C. Hall, C. Tylden Wright, Alex Beattie, m. d., H. W. Blackburn, 
 J. Hedley, (.'. Horselcy. Sec'y, G. Wilkinson. Bankers, Sheffield and 
 Rctherham Bank; London end Westminster Bank; Bank of Nova Scotia. 
 
 The Starr ^Manufacturing Company — Works at Dartmouth. Direc- 
 tors, Jno Starr, (Prest), C. XL M. Black, Jno A. Sinclair. Sec'y, Jos Starr. 
 Superintendent, Jno Forbes. Office, 204 Hollis Street. 
 
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 TTaufax Gas Lidirr Coms-any— (('«pitnl £00,000.) Tn'st., .Tamos 
 Donnldson. DircctorH, .Ino .1. Sawyer, (Joorp' K^soii, .F. W. Morkfl, Mar- 
 tin Ulnck, Wm I'. Wt'Ht, .lolin W. Youmk. Sec'y, W. I, . lU'll. Mnim^'or, 
 Geo ]hv-':. CMcrks, (». \V. .Ioiu'h, Kletchcr A. Ileiinigar. AiKlitor.s, Kdw 
 liinney, Chas Fk-tcher. 
 
 Acadia Powokk Company — DircctorH, Thos Abbott, (Prest), L. J. 
 Morton, Geo Ksson. 
 
 Nova Scotia IIuktkultuhal Socikty — Directors, J. F. Avjry, M.u. 
 (Prest), Steph Tobin, (V. Prcst), (Jeo C. Wlndden, Wni J. Coltnmn, Jno 
 II. Murray, Vctcr Horn. Supt., .laH llutton. 
 
 Halifax Lihuahy— Committee, H. C. D. Twininj;, f Chairman), W. C. 
 Silver, (V. C.,) .1. W. K. Johnston, J. li. Oxley, Peter Kos.s, J A. Sinclair, 
 C. Thomflon. Treas., A. Harshaw. Sec'y and" Librarian, Saml Creed. 
 
 Bu)CK HousK Coal and Kailway Comi'ANY — Tlenr}' I.awson, (Pros), 
 John Taylor, (Vice Prcs), Tho.s S. Heid, Sec'y. Directors, Cathcart 'riiom- 
 Bon, W. M. Kichurd«on, J. Taylor Wood, M. 11. Ahnon, J. (!. Kol>ertson, 
 Williaui Esson, Robert Belloni. Collierj' Cow Bay, Cupe Breton, Win 
 McQu«en, Sub-Agent. OtHce of the Company, Bedford Kow, Halifax. 
 
 Ijtplk (iLAcic Bay Coal Mtnino ('ompany — (Little (ilnce Bay, ('ape 
 Breton.) Capital 6000 Shares of SKK) each. Directors, Jame» A. Moren, 
 (Prest), Hy B. Paulin, .lainos K. Lithgow, Peter Lynch. Treaa., Manager, 
 and Clerk* E. P. Archbuld. Superintendent, U. Mitchell. Cauhier at 
 Minas, Chas H. Bigby. 
 
 Calkdonia Coal Minin(» Company — (Big Glace Bay, Cape Breton). 
 Capital, 10,000 shares of !$100 each. 
 
 GowuiK Coal Mining Company — (Cow Bay, Cape Breton), Archibald 
 & Co., Proprietors. Agents at Halifax, F. D. Corbet iSr Co. 
 
 ViCTOKiA Coal Mining Company — (Low Point Shore, in Sydney 
 Harbour, C.B.) Wm J. Eraser, Prest; W. J. StaiiH, V. P, ; Wm L. Black, 
 Adam McKay, Alex Stephen, Directors; Lewis S. Burpe, Sec'y. 
 
 Meiuoomisu Coalmining Company — Capital, $400,000. Shares $10 
 each. Directors, Wm H. Tully, (Prestj, Lewis K. Kirby, D. Henry Starr, 
 Thos M. Braine, Stuart Tremam. Treas., Chas S. Silver. Sec'y, Joseph 
 Starr. Office, 194 llollis Street, Halifax. 
 
 Glasgow and Capk Bkkton Coal & Railway Company, Limited. 
 —Capital, £100,000. Directors, IL L. Micholls. (Chairman), Tho.s B. 
 Baker, C.B., R.N., Wm Martineau, M.I.C.E., Herbert Heath, Esq; Local 
 Committee, Robt Boak, jr., John Gilson, Jos J. Nor^hup, W. P. West, 
 Peter Ross. Secretary, Walter Wright, London. 
 
 Sydney Coat.-Mining Company. — Directors, Robt Boak, jr., Peter 
 Ross, Joseph J. Northup, H. E. Ross. 
 
 Intercolonial Coal Mining Company — (Pictou). Prest., G. A. 
 Drummond. Vice Pres., Thos Rimmer. Sec'y and Treas., Henry McKay. 
 Directors, Hon S. L. Shannon, Hon J. J. C. Abbott, Peter Uedpath, E. M. 
 Hopkins, Gilbert Scott, H. A. Budden, Jas Ferrier, jr. 
 
 PiCTOu Gas Company — Directore, Alex P. Ross, Jas Ives, W. Gordon, 
 Danl Hockin, Wm H. Davies, A. J. Patterson, K. McKenzie. Sec'y and 
 Treas., Wm Jack. 
 
 AViNDsoK Gas Company — Directors, B. D. Eraser, (Prest), M. H. 
 Goudge. Sfec'y, Wm. Dimock. 
 
 Avon Buidge Company — Directors, B. DeW. Eraser, (Prest), Thomas 
 Curren, Samuel G. Black, E. W. Dimock, W. IL Blaiichard. Sec'y and 
 Treas., G. P. Payzant. 
 
 ..ERCH ants' Exchange and Reading Room — No. 158 HoUis Street. 
 Chas M. Creed, Proprietor and Superintendent. 
 
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n. T. MUIU& CO., Paper Uulcrd & Blank Book Manufac'rs, 125 Gmnvillo. 
 
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 Uamkax (^ity Rail H<)AI> — Manager, W. 0. O'Brien. Oflke, Rich- 
 mond Depot, ('ars run daily (Simduv excepted) bov'ween Kiclimond Depot 
 and Fresh Water Bridge, every (juarter of an hour, from rt a.m. to 10 r.M.; 
 and between iiiehmond Depot and Spring (Jarden Iio.>jd every half hour 
 from 9 A.M to 10.30 p.m. 
 
 CiiAMiiK.'t OK CoMMKUCK, HALIFAX — Executive Committee, Geo P. 
 Mitehell, ( rrest), ,T. P. Mott, W. J. Stair. , (V. P's), Wm Pryor, Jno S. 
 ISIcLean, T. K. Kenny. W. C. Silver, Joseph VVier, Robt Boak, Jr., W. II. 
 Hart, C. H. M. Black, J. T. Wood, J. T. Wylie, Peter Jack, (Treas), A. G. 
 Jones. See')', ( 'ha-s M. Creed. 
 
 SiK.ai OK Cans.) Stkam Fkuhy Company. — Directors, F. C. Cook, 
 John vV. Ingraham, Levi Hart, (Sec & Treas). 
 
 D .\KT.MOiJTii RopKwoRK CoMPANi — W oiks ond Office, North Dart- 
 mouth; Pr leipal, John F. Stairs; Proprietors, Wm Stains, San, & Morrow. 
 
 EXLANATION OP SIGNALS. 
 
 Afa(/e at the Ship Staff at Citadel Hill, when Vessels are seen from the 
 Citadel or reported from an Cntpost. 
 
 For I Square Rigged Vessel, 2 b-iHs close up, one on the outer halliard 
 
 and one on the inner halliard. 
 *• 2 Do, I ball hoisted on the outer halliard, and I close up on the 
 
 inner halliard ; outer ball dropped. 
 " 3 Do, 2 balls close up on th^ outer, and one on the inner. 
 " 4 Do, 2 balls separated, and one close up on the inner halliard. 
 *' 5 J 0, a pendant of any colour on the outer halliard, and one ball 
 
 close 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 z. 
 
 bail close up on the inner halliard. 
 " 8 Do, a pendant under two balls close up on the outer halliard, 
 
 with a ball close up on the inner halliard. 
 " 9 Do, a pendant between two balls close up on the outer halliard, 
 
 with a ball close up on the inner billiard. 
 *' 10 Do, a flag of any colour close up on the outer halliard, vnth a 
 ball close up on the inner halliard 
 The above balls, &c., are hoisted on the east or west yard arm, ac- 
 cording to the quarter the vessel first appears in. 
 
 V/hen Sailing Vessels are reported from an Outpost, the following 
 signals are made on the lower yard, now used exclusively for sailing 
 vessels, as repeats : — 
 
 For a Square Rigged Vessel, two balls of a size, one at the outer, 
 the other at the inner halliard, close up. 
 
 A Ship, a large ball at the end of tho yard, with a small one at the 
 inner halliard. 
 
 A Barque, a large do. at the end, with a small one dropped at the 
 inner halliard. 
 
 A Brig, a smoll ball at the end of the yard, and a large one at the 
 inner halliard. 
 
 A 13rigantine, a cross close up at the outer halliard. Two or more 
 do., a cross half hoisted. 
 
 A Topsail Schoone'', a cross close up at the inner halliard. 
 
 Two or more Schooners, a cross inner half hoisted 
 
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 The upper yard of the Ship Staff is used solely to designate Steam 
 Vessels, thus : — 
 
 Two lar^e balls close up, one at the outer and the other at the 
 inner halliard, K or W, a steamer reported in that cjuartcr. 
 
 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 
 Man-of-War Steamer, or Koyal Mail Steamer, or large Merchant 
 Steamer. 
 
 Lanterns arc hoisted at night to denote a Steamer reported. 
 
 /•(f^ light on outer and white ligh' i:^n#»r on E, yard-arm denotes 
 Steamer East reported. 
 
 Green light outer and white light inner on W. yard-arm — Steamer 
 West reported. 
 
 /\Vrt' light above white^ i2 feet apart, mail from England. 
 
 6';vv'//' light above 7/'/«yr, r2 feet apart, mail for England. 
 
 White light abo\e red^ \i feet apart, Newfoundland mail. 
 
 White light above ^^;Yrw, 12 feet apart, Bermuda mail. 
 
 Green lighr above red, i2 feet apart, F2nglish Man-cf-War. 
 
 Redy Green and white, I2 feet apart, enemy'.s Man-of-War. 
 
 The eolflured lantern is always shown at yard arm, and the 
 white one at the inner halliard, E 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 de- 
 scriptive colours will be hoisted at the masthead : — 
 
 A Union Jack — a Flag Ship. 
 
 Man-of-War Screw Steamer, a white pendent with a blue ball in 
 the centre, (n>er the Union Jack. 
 
 Man-of-War Paddle Steamer, a white pendant with a idne ball in 
 the centre under the Union Jack. 
 
 A red Flag pierced white. Royal Mai! Packet from England. 
 
 A blue and red four quarters, with white ball in upper blue quar- 
 ter, mail for England, 
 
 A white Flag pierced blue, Newfoundland mail. 
 
 A white Flag pierced red, Bermuda mail. 
 
 A blue Pendant — a Ship 
 
 A blue and white Pendant — a Barque 
 
 A red Pendant — a Brig 
 
 A red and white Pendant — a Biigantine 
 
 A white Pendant — a Sloop or Schooner 
 
 A blue and white Flag ho'iz^jntally divided — a Foreign or Neutral 
 Fleet 
 
 A white and blue Flag vertically divided — a Foreign or Neutral 
 Man-of-War 
 
 A blue 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, white and red Flag, blue next the mast, under Steamer's 
 signal, a French Man-of-War 
 
 American Flag (Stars and Stripes) under Steamer's signal, Ameri- 
 can Man-of-War 
 
 Yellow Flag alx)ve descriptive Pendant — Quarantine. 
 
 W hen an English Packet arrives betv/een evening and morning 
 
 
 Brown Brothers & Co., Pure ChemKals and Toilet Articles. 
 
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 gun-fire, a red triangular flag will be kept flying at the mast head from 
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 MerohanU Private Signala— Port of Haliflix. 
 
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 . T. Twininpf, red and white Burgee, red upppcrmost. 
 as G. A. Creighton & .Son, a red Flag, crossed white diagonally 
 ' lobt Noble & Sons, a red do, centre a white N 
 
 & R. B. Seeton, a red do, white corner, with a black diamond in 
 
 centre 
 Butler & Co, a red do, white border, centre a white star 
 G. C. Harvey, a red and blue do, crossed white 
 Jno S. Maclean, a red, white and red do,, red uppermost 
 DufTus & Co, a red, bhie and white do, meeting at a point in the cen* 
 
 tre, blue next the mast, white at the end, red top and bottom. 
 J. T. Wainwright & Co, a red, white and blue do, red and white next 
 
 the mast, red uppermost, blue at the end 
 T. A. S. DcWolf& 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 & Co, a red and white do, striped horizontally, with a 
 
 blue star in the centre 
 J. M. Watson & Co, a red, white and blue Flag, "ivided diagonally 
 
 red uppermost, with a red star on the white 
 Lawson, H.irrington i!s: Co, a red and yellow Flag, striped horizontally 
 Daniel Cronan, a white, red, white, red, white Pendant, perpendicular 
 
 stripes. 
 Simon F. Barss, a red Burgee, with a white St George's Cross 
 
 WHITE. 
 
 Wm Stairs, Son & Morrow, a white Flag, centre a blue square. 
 
 bordered red 
 
 Jas A. Moren, 
 Salter & Twining, 
 R. I. Hart, 
 
 Edw C. Twining & Co, 
 Albro, Son & Co, 
 T. C. Kinnear & Co, 
 
 red top and bottom 
 Black, Bros & Co, a white & blue 
 Bauld, Gibon & Co, a white & red 
 W. Boak, 
 
 permost 
 F. W. Fishwick, 
 Esson & Co,, 
 
 Cross in centre. 
 T. & E. DeWolf, 
 
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 E. W. Morrison, 
 J. S. Belcher & Co, a white Burgee 
 
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 crossed red, blue border 
 centre a red diamond 
 centre a red ball 
 bordered blue 
 centre a red star, bordered 
 
 white next ihe mast 
 
 checkered 
 
 three red squares, red up 
 
 centre a red star 
 
 red border and red Maltese 
 
 red border and blue letters 
 
 with blue starr. 
 
 BLUE. 
 
 S. Cunard & 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 uppermost 
 
 Wm Hare, a blue and red do, crossed white, blue next the mast 
 
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 Geo V. Mitchell & Son, a blue and white do, blue uppermost 
 
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 John Taylor, a blue Fla^, crossed white diagonally 
 
 r. F. Phelan, a blue, white, blue and white do, blue next the mast 
 
 K. W. Chipman, a blue and yellow Flag, envelope shape, yellow top 
 
 and bottom. 
 Allan line, a blue, white and red Flag, and red Pendant above. 
 Russell, Cochran & Co., blue Flag— white letters K. C. 
 Cu.stom House, a blue Flag, Union Jack in the upper comer, a Crown 
 
 in the centre, with a white C and H below it 
 Royal Halifax Yacht Club— Ensign biue. Commodore, 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— blue, with the Provincial Flag in the 
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 NOVA SOOTIA RAILWAY. 
 
 The Nova Scotia Railway connects the Bay of Fundy and Gulf of 
 St Lawrence with Halifax. 
 
 Genl Supt, George Taylor ; Accountant, Thos Foot ; Engineer-, Alex 
 McNab ; Locomotive Supt, William Johnson ; Road Inspector, William 
 Marshall ; Pai/master, Walter U. Jones ; Cashier, H. B. Rnthbun ; 
 Storekeeper, A. W. Clark ; Auditor, G. G. Bully. Agents — Richmond, 
 Arthur Busby, — Ticket Agent, JcfF. Foot ; Truro, J. V. Cooke; Wind- 
 sor, H. Sutherland ; Pictou Landing, R. McDonald ; Pictou, Wm Jack ; 
 Junction, J. R. Hollinsworth. 
 
 Fares. 
 
 First Class. 
 
 Halifax to Windsor, and vice versa $1.35 
 
 Halifax to Truro, and tn'ce versa 1.83 
 
 Halifax to Pictou, and vice versa 3.39 
 
 Children half fare. 
 
 Second Class. 
 $0.90 
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 The morning trains of the Nova Scotia Railway from Halifax, con- 
 nect at Truro with the Intercolonial Railway for Londonderry and 
 Amherst, and thence by rail for Sackville, Dorchester, Moncton, 
 Shcdiac and St John, N. B., the United States, Quebec, Ontario, and 
 all points in the Great West ; and at New Glasgow with Lindsay's Stage 
 Line for Antigonish, Gnysboro', Strait of Can^io, St. Peter's, Cow Bay 
 and Sydney; and at Pictou (during the Navigable Season) withPrinc<5 
 Edward Island Steam Navigation Go's line of steamers, for Port Hood, 
 Charlottetown, Greorgetown, Summcrside and Shediac ; and with the 
 steamers for Quebec and Montreal, and intermediate Gulf Ports ; also 
 with stage lines for River John, Wallace, Fugwash and Amherst. 
 
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 Incorporated under Impt^rial and Provincial Charters. Connccta 
 at Windsor with the Nova Scotia Railway from Halifax and runs through 
 the Counties of Hants, Kin^s and Annapolis, to the town of Annapolis 
 Royal, thence conncctin;^ with a line of steamers to St. John, N.B. 
 during the summer months, and a daily line of mail coaches to Digby 
 and Yarmouth. 
 
 The principal offices of the Company arc at 5 and 6, '/cstminstcr 
 Chambers, Victoria Street, London. General Manaptr, P. Innis, 
 Kentville, Nova Scotia. Aijent at Halifax, Mc(J. Y. Barry. Has stations 
 at Windsor, Falmouth, Hants|)ort, Clrand Pr^, Wolfville, Port Williams, 
 Kentville, Colehrook, Waterville, Berwick, Aylestbrd, Mordcn Road, 
 Kingston, Wilmot, Middlcton, Lawrencetown, Paradise, Bridgetown, 
 Round Hill, AnnapoJis Royal. 
 
 Fares from Windsor to Annapolis, S2.66, 1st class, and proportionals 
 rates for intermediate distances. 
 
 At Annapolis a steamer connects wi'.h the Windsor and Anna|>olis 
 Rajiway for Digby and St. John, N. B., and thence by rail or steamer 
 to Shediac and all parts of the United States and Upper Provinces. 
 
 To Yarmouth, Shore Boute. 
 Kino's Mail Coaches leave Halifax daily (Sun<h\y excepted), at 
 6 o'clock, A. M., for Chester, Bridgewater, Liverpool nnd Shelburne. 
 A coach leaves Mahone Bay for Lunenburg on the arrival of the mail 
 from Halifax, returning the following morning to Mahone Bay to 
 meet the stage for Halifax. Agent, F. W. Fishwick, HoUis Street, 
 Halifax. 
 
 Appleton's Stages, (carrying H. M. Mails), loavc Shelburne for 
 Yarmouth daily at 6 p. m. 
 
 Head St Margaret's Bay.. 21 
 
 McLean's 11 
 
 Chester (45) 1.3 
 
 Mahone Bay (65) 20 
 
 Bridgewater 9 
 
 Mill Village 18 
 
 Liverpool (101) 9 
 
 Port Mouton 10 
 
 Port Jolly 6 
 
 Sable River 10 
 
 Jordan River 8 
 
 Shelburne (141) 7 
 
 Barrington 20 
 
 Yarmouth 44 
 
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 To Yarmouth, via Annapolis. 
 
 Annapolis, by Rail 129 
 
 Clementsport 8i 
 
 Victoria Bridge 5 
 
 Smith's Cove 2^ 
 
 Digby 4i 
 
 St Mary's Bay 7 
 
 Weymouth Road 5 
 
 Jones's, Sissibo 6 
 
 Bellevos Cove 5 
 
 Comeau's, Clare 7 
 
 Montegan Cove 9 
 
 Philip's, Bear River . . 15 
 Perry's, Yarmouth Lakes 7 
 Yarmouth 6 
 
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 Fkanciivim.k'h Staf,'o (larryiu;; II. M. Mails) leuvos Mi-lroso for 
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 To Tangier and Sheet Harbour. 
 Akciiirald'h Stage (cnrryinj; II. M. Mnilrt) loavc llnlifax for Mus- 
 quodo!>oit Ilarlwiir, Joddorc, Shin Harbour, Tanj;ier, Sheet Harbour, 
 Beaver Harbour and Salmon lliver, erery Afonduif, Wednesday and 
 Friday morning at 6 o'clock ; returning thelnten'cning dajs. 
 
 Innig', Porter's Lake 16i Tangier C56) 8 
 
 Ormon's, Ohezetcook Rd 2 Sheet Harlxmr 18 
 
 MuHquodoboit HarlK)ur. . 10 Bearer Harbour 10 
 
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 Ship Harbour 8 84 
 
 To Amherst. 
 PuRDT & Archibald's Mail Coaches leave Truro for Amherst 
 daily, after the arrival ot tho morning train, and arrives at Truro daily 
 to meet the afternoon train for Halifax. Connecting at Amherst with 
 Railways for St. John and Shediac, N. B. 
 
 Spruce Grove Inn 5 
 
 Amherst 15 
 
 Truro by railroad 61 
 
 Folly Village 13 
 
 Chisholm's 3 
 
 Purdy 's, Westchester 16 1 23 
 
 River Philip 12 
 
 To Antigonish, Straits of Canso, and Cape Breton. 
 LiNDSAT & Co.'s Mail Coaches leave New Glasgow daily, for 
 Antigonish, Guysboro', Strait of Canso, St Peter's, Sydney and Cow 
 Bay, on the arrival of the morning train from Halifax, 12.30 i».m. 
 Through tickets can be had at Richmond, Halifax. 
 
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 To Fort Mulgrave, via Truro 
 
 and Pictou. 
 New Glasgow, by Railroad. ... 104 
 
 Merigomish 12 
 
 Antigonish (140) 24 
 
 Port Mulgrave 38 
 
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 Port Hood 28^ 
 
 Mabou 9 
 
 Margaree Forks 36 
 
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 Lingan Mines 12 
 
 Little Glace Bay Mines 18 
 
 St Peter's 38 
 
 Sydney 65 
 
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 Fort Hood to Baddeok. 
 
 Wliycocomagh 28 
 
 Baddeck 25 
 
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 Grandance 24 
 
 Arichat 6 
 
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 Gowric Mines 20 
 
 Louisburg 28 
 
 To Sherbrooke. G-oldenville, &c. 
 Sargent's Mail Coaches run from New Glasgow to Sherbrooke ; 
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 \Vednesday and Friday mornings, returning the same days. 
 
 To Tatamagouche, "Wallace and Fug wash. 
 Blair's Express leaves Truro for Pugwash, Wallace, Tatamagouche, 
 and Point Brule, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, returning to 
 Truro on the intervening days. 
 
 Coaches from Pictou and River John connect at Tataraagouchc. 
 Connect at Pugwash with coaehes for Goose River and Amherst. 
 
 Truro, by rail 61 Pugwash 10 
 
 Tatamagouche... 29 — 
 
 Wallace 13 113 
 
 Branch Routes : 
 
 Pugwash to Amherst ... 30 | Pictou to Tatamagouche. 32 
 
 \nnapolis to Ijiverpool. 
 Waterman's Express (carrying H. M. Mails) nins twice a week 
 between Annapolis and Liverpool from April 1 to Dec. 1 ; and once a 
 week the other months. Leave Annapolis immediately after the arrival 
 of the mail from St John, N. B. Leave Liverpool Friday and Tuesday 
 evenings, at 6 in summer, and Thursday afternoon in winter. 
 
 Munro's, Milford 14 
 
 McBride's, Maitland 13 
 
 Smith's, Brookfield. . .... 14 
 
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 Royal Mail Steamers of the Allan Line leave Halifax for Queens- 
 town every alternate Tuesday ; leave Qucenstown for Halifax every 
 alternate Wednesday. 
 
 Royal Mail Ste..mers Alpha and Delta (Cunard Line) leave Halifax 
 for Bermuda and St. Thomas every fourth . Monday ; connect at St. 
 Thomas with steamers for all parts of the Wesr Indies, and for Panama 
 and South America. /,«ji..- ^w{, 
 
 A steamer runs weekly between Portland and Halifax, in 
 connection with the Grand Trunk Railway to Canada and Western 
 States, also by steamer or railway from Portland to Boston, New 
 York, &c. 
 
 The steamers Alhamhra and Commerce, during the summer months, 
 run between Boston and Charlottetown weekly, calling at Halifax and 
 Strait of Canso, going and returning. 
 
 The steamer M. A. Starr, runs weekly from Halifax around the 
 western shore, touching at Lunenburg, Liverpool, Shelburne and Yar- 
 mouth, going and returning. F. W. Fishwick, Proprietor. 
 
 Steamers ply during summer between Pictou and Charlottetown ; 
 Pictou and Port Hood ; Pictou to Port Hood, from thence by stage to 
 Whycocomagh, and from thence by steamer to Sydney, C.B. 
 
 Sn'''ng Mail Packets ply monthly between Halifax and St. Pierre, 
 Miqutnon in winter, and between Sydney, C. B., and St. Pierre in 
 summer. 
 
 During summer, sailing packets, carrying II. M. malls, ply between 
 Pictou and Magdalen Isles. Leave Magdalen Isles 1st and 20th of 
 every month- Returning, leave Pictou 5th and 25th. 
 
 
 
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 NATIONAL, RELIGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES, g 
 
 
 HioiTLAND Society. — Chiefs, Hon Alex Keith. President, Don 
 Ross. Vice do, A. McLeod. Asst do, Roht Brunton. Directors, J. 
 H. Johnston, R. S. Campbell, m.d., Jno P'ltherland. /Sec'y, Jno Boyd. 
 Asst. Sec'y, Gilbert Munro. Treas, Hugh Murray. Chaplain, Rev Dr 
 McLeod. iSurgeon, James D. Ross, m.d. Pipers, John McKenzie, Jno 
 Patterson. 
 
 St. Gorge's Society. — Patron, the Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia. 
 President, Dr. Almon. Vice Prest, J. B. Ox ley. Asst. Vice Prests, 
 W. Pallister, George Nichols. Treas E. J. Lordly. Asst Treas, Chas 
 Bnllock. Sec'tf, John Milsom. Marshal, John Shean. Chaplains, 
 Very Rev Dean Bulbck, d.d., Rev John Abbott. Com of Charity, 
 Jacob Payne, E. W. Sutcliffe, G. T. Smithers, Henry Found, J. Scriven, 
 Chas Bullock. Physicians, W. J. Almoii, m.d., Dr. Slayter. 
 
 Charitable Irish Society — President, Thos Walsh; Vice-Pre- 
 sident, Hon. W. A. Henry ; \st Asst Vice-President, Michael Barry ; 
 2d Asst V. P., Thoa. Speliman. Treasurer, Wm. Common. Secre- 
 tary, M. J. Power; Asst Sec'y, Thos Mulcahy. Marshal, John M. Sul- 
 livan. Cotn. of Charity, Maihev/ Scanlon, Michael Hennessy, James 
 Ryan, ,frhr, Kennedy. 
 
 North British Society (Instituted March 26, 1768). — President, 
 Donold Murray ; Vice Prest, Geo Buist ; SenrAsst. Vice-Prest, J. P. 
 Muir; Jun Asst F. P., A. McKay. Treas, James J. Bremner. Secy, 
 Howard McLean ; Asst. Sec'y, Thos S. Reid. Coin of Charity, 
 Geo Mitchell, A. Stephen, Don Keith, George Esson, J. S. McLean. 
 Chaplain, Rev Jno Campbell. Pipers, Jno Patterson, Jno McKenzie. 
 Messenger, Jno Patterson. 
 
 Germania Society. — President, Wm H. NeWi.ian ; Vice Pres, 
 H. Hesslein. Treas, H, Shaefer. Secy, J. S. Sievert. Committee, H. 
 Warmunde, F. A. Liebman, jr. 
 
 Royal Halifax Yacht Cldb. — Patron, H. R. H. the Prince of 
 Wales. Vice Patrons, His Honor Major-General Sir C. Hastings 
 Doyle ; Vice Admiral Sir Rodney Mundy, k.c.b. ; Sir James Hope, 
 o.c.B ; the Marquis of Normanby ; Sir Alex Milne, k.o.b. ; His Wor- 
 ship the Mayor of Halifax ; Sir Houston Stewart, k.c.b. Hon MendHra, 
 Sir W. F. Williams, Bt. k.c.b., Chas Cogswell, m.d., Fred R. Starr, 
 Sir Edw Belcher, Kt. Commodore, John P. Wylde ; Vice- Commodore, 
 J. Taylor Wood ; Rear- Commodore, Augustus Allison. Auditors,F. W. 
 Bullock, Sydenham Howe. Secretary and J'reasurer, Alex W. Scott ; 
 Assistant Sec'y, Samuel Tupper. measurers, A. Pillsbury, D. Mc- 
 Pherson. Sailing Committee, A. Pillsbury, Jus Pryor, R. J. Armstrong, 
 John Muir, James Kerr. Hause Ccmmittee, Flag-Officers, A. Pillsbury, 
 J. D. Nash, M. Mcllreith. 
 
 The Halifax Club. — Committer, W. J. Almon, xM.d., (Chairman), 
 Hon. E. Kenny, ex-officio, Wm. Cunard, ex-officio, Edw. Binney, Robie 
 Uniacke, W. Myers Gray, L. J. Morton, George C. Harvey, John T. 
 Wylde, James Thomson, Thomas E. Kenny, M. B. Almon, W. H. 
 Creighton, B. W. Salter, P. C. Hill, Wm. Twining, John Duffus. 
 
 The Albion Club. — President, Dr. Moren ; Vice Pres., J. W. 
 Marling; «S't'c'^., F. H. D. Vieth ; Treas., Chaa. F. Vose; Managing 
 Com., the President, the Secretary, the Treasurer, and Messrs. Jolm 
 
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 Milaom, W. H. Harrington, A. G. Gray, A. Stephen, jr., Oswald 
 Pryor, Jiio Whitman, jr., Allan Muir, John Scholtield, James Esson, 
 Jno. C. Canning. 
 
 Nova Scotia Bible Society — President, Hon S. L. Shannon ; 
 Vice-Prests., Hon Judge Johnston, William Pryor, Hon Chief Justice 
 Sir Win Young, Kt., Hon Judge Marshall. Treas, S. H. Black. 
 Sec'u, Jas Farquhar. Agent, Alex Russell. Committee, Revds Canon 
 Cochran, a.m., P. G. McGregor, G. W. Hill, a.m., H. Pope, Geo M. 
 Grant, a.m., Prof. McKnight, Principal Ross, d.d., J. G. Goucher, 
 John Forrest, R. Murraj', E. M. Saunders, J. B. Uniacke, Jos Elliott, 
 Allan Simpson, John Campbell, U. Pickard, d.d., John A. Clark, 
 
 J. A. Rogers, Sargent. Hon Judge Ritchie, J. F. Avery, m.d., 
 
 S. Selden, T. A. Brown, W. C. Silver, James Thompson, J. G. A. 
 Crcighton, Charles Robson, P. Lynch, P. C, Hill, George H. Starr, 
 Nepean Clarke, D. McEwan, Jno Starr, W. S. Stirling, Chas D. Hunter, 
 M. H. Richey, Wm Cunard, James B. Morrow, Edw Binney, Jno S. 
 Maclean, T. B. Aikins, Jno Grierson, Edward Jost. 
 
 Halifax Ladies' Bible Association — Prest., Mrs Dav Allison. 
 Treas.y Mrs S. N. Binney. Sec'y, Mrs Edward Binney. Committee, 
 Messdames Liddell, Elitis Mnrshall, Edw Smith, J. S. Maclean, M. 
 Richey, R. Tremain, T. A. Anderson, T. F. Richardson, F. Morris. 
 Mdlles Tremain. M. Murison, Forrester, Hosterman, J. Brown, E. 
 Wells, Fanny Pryor, M. Starr, J. Stairs, Braine, L. Montgomery, 
 Bayer, B. Sutherland, M. Hierlihy. Bible Woman, Miss Fisher. 
 
 British American Book and Tract Society— J|90 Granville 
 Street.) Board of Directors — Prest., W. A.Brown. F. /*rcs^s., Revds 
 John A. Clarke, J. E. Groucher, G. W. Hill, J. Forrest. Treas., Geo 
 H. Starr. Sec'y, Re.'. A. McBean. Auditors, R. N. Beckwith, Jos 
 Bell. Directors, Revds E. M. Saunders, A. Simpson, R. Murray, J. 
 
 F. Campbell ; W. S. Stirling, J. S. Maclean, D. H. Starr, William 
 Montgomery, David Blackwood, Hon D. McN Parker, J. B. Morrow, 
 W. B. McNutt, Wm Roche, jr., H. N. Faint, Edw Binney, J. Hart, W. 
 H. Wiswell, B. H. Collins, P. C. Hill, C. I). Hunter. Publication Com., 
 Revds R. Murray, J. E. Goucher, J. A. Clarke, and Thos. A. Brown. 
 Fincmce Committee, D. Blackwood H. N. Paint, Wm B. McNutt, W. 
 Montgomery, W. S. Stirling. Distributing Committee, D. H. Starr, W. 
 H. Wiswell, Revds A. Simp.son, E. M. Saunders, J. F. Campbell. 
 
 Halifax Young Men's Christian Association — Prest., Jas B. 
 Morrow. Vice Presidents, Dr. Slayter, M. M. Lindsay, R. N. Beck- 
 with, John S. McLean, William H. Neal, Edward Jost. Secretary, 
 A. W. Eaton. Con-esponding Sec'y, Archibald Patterson. Treas., Saml 
 H. Black. Committee, Jas C. Mackintosh, James Farquhar, Jno S. 
 Smith, D. Henry Starr, A. Patterson, W .11. AVaddcll, E. D. King, 
 J. H. Townsend, Wm Roche, jr, Dr. Delancy, ]^r. Gordon, H. P. 
 Burton, Chas. E. Putner, J. S. Belcher, W. S. Stirling, T. A. Brown, 
 J. C. Mahon, Dr. Trenaman, Saml Brookfield, Wm. H. Webb, Hon S. 
 L. Shannon, C. H. Longard, W. H. Wiswell, David Blackwood A. 
 
 G. Dow, Jas. Forrest; J. W. Flemming, S. G. Matheson, William B. 
 McNutt, Sherifl" Bell, D. M. Sterns, J. C. Dumnresq. 
 
 Young Men's Christian Association "Convention — Prest., 
 W. Welsh, St. John, N.B. V. Prests., F. W. Hales, Charlottetown ; 
 J. K. Blair, Truro; C. Primrose, Pi ctou ; L. N. Sharp, m. d., Norton, 
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 laney, Halifax. Secretaries, W. B. McNutt, Halifax; E. T. C. 
 Knowles, St. John, N. B. ; T. F. Grant, Pictou. 
 
 Sabbath School Association. — Pres., Jno S. Maclean. Vice.- 
 Pres., R. N. Beckwith. Sec'y., W. B. McNutt. Committee, Hon. S. L. 
 Shannon and Messrs. J. Bell, J. Grierson, W. Rochu, jr., Chas Rob- 
 son, Jas Farquhar. 
 
 MiCNAC Missionary Sociktt — Committee, Jas F. Avery, m.d., 
 (Chairman,) Hon D. McN. Parker^ m.d., H. N. Paint, Chas Robson, 
 Win Howe. Treas., Geo H. Starr. Sec'y, Jas Farquhar. Missionary, 
 Rev S. T. Rand. 
 
 Deaf and Dumb Institution — (Gottingen Street.) Patron, His 
 Honor the Lieut.-Govemor of Nova Scotia. Directors, Chas Cogs- 
 well, M.D., Chas Murdoch, (Chairman), Rev Jas C. Cochran, (Sec'y,) 
 G. H. Starr, (Treas.,) C. Robson, Hon D. McN Parker, m.d., C. H. 
 M. Black, P. C Hill. Principal, J. Scott Hutton; Assistants, Pender 
 W. Downing, John C. Tapper. Matron, Mrs Vinecove. Physicians, 
 Hon D. McN Parker, m.d., Dr. Cowie. Dentist, Dr Alfred Cogswell. 
 
 Home fob the Aged — Trustees, Chas Munloch, Hon D. McN 
 Parker, m.d., Edw Binney, (Treas). General Vommittee, Messdames 
 W. S. Stirling, (President), Crisp, T. A. Andenson, Geo H. Starr, 
 Sweet, J. Hart, Liddell, Wm Cunard, C. Black, White; Mdles. 
 Hierlihy, Clarke, Cogswell, StaiT, Forrester, Bycrs, Black, Mrs. J. S. 
 Hutton (Sec'y), Miss Norbeck, (Sub Treas). 
 
 AsTLUM FOR the Blind — Directors, M. H. Richey, Charles Mur- 
 doch, Jas F. Avery, m.d., John S. Maclean, Jno B. Duffus, Wm H. 
 Noal, Wm C. Silver, Snml A. White, Stephen Tobin, Geo. P. Mit- 
 chell, Edwd. Smith, Chas. Fletcher. 
 
 Protestant Orphans' Home — Governors, Wm Cunard, (Prest), 
 Edw Binney, (Treas and Sec'y,) Hon Sir Wm Young, Jno Doull, 
 Robt Boak, jr., Geo H. Starr, Alfred G. Jones, Rev George W. Hill, 
 Hon D. McN Parker, m.d., James H. Liddell, Ladies' Committee, 
 Messdames Wm Cunard, Geo H. Starr, Hunter, Lyttleton, Stirling, 
 (Sec'y), Russell, Liddell, (7'reas), Edw Binney, Skimmings, Esson, 
 Bell ; Mdles. Cogswell, Purvis, Wells. Matron, Mrs McKie. 
 
 Protestant Industrial School — Committee, P. C. Hill, (Chair" 
 man), J. S. Maclean, W. S. Stirling, (Trecisurer) Rev Geo W. Hill. 
 W. H. Neal, Rev Geo M. Grant, E. D. Meynell Rev. J. A. Clarke, 
 C. H. M. Black, Rev. A. Simpson, Richard Tremain, H. N. Paint, 
 S. A. White, Hon. Jeremiah Northup Ladies' Committee, Miss Cogs- 
 well, Mrs R. Tremain. Sec'y, Jos S. Belcher. Surg., Dr. Slayter. 
 Dentist, Dr. A E. Cogswell. Superintendent, Jno Grierson. Matron, 
 Mrs Grierson. Manaoer Shoe Dept., Saml Ayers. Tailor's Dept., D. 
 McDonald. Cabinet Maker's Dept., Mr. Bethune. 
 
 Halifax Visiting Dispensary. — Directors, Rev Canon Cochran 
 (Prest), Hon Jas Cochran, Rev G. M. Grant, (Vice-Presta), Jno S. 
 Maclean, Wm Dunbar, Henry N. Paint, Thos E. Kenny, Aid Power, 
 Jno Doull. Tr&is, Thos E. Kenny. Secy, Chas Fletcher. 
 
 Temporary House for V/omen Seeking Employment, 171 
 Lockman Street — Directors, Rev. P. G. McGregor, C. D. Hunter, J. 
 B. Morrow, Treasurer j 1. Anderson. Ladies Committee, Mrs. A. 
 McNutt, Pres., Mrs. E. G. Smith, Sec. 
 
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 Hai-ifax House of liKFVQK—'lSHpenntendent, Ucv I*. 0. Mc- 
 (in^p)r. t-ytt. Commiitiv., T. A. IJrDwn. Jos Holl, M. M. LiiulHay. 
 Ttynsut-ry, 1). lly Sdirr. huim* Visitinji Committee, Mm W. CunanI, 
 MrsJ. IMl, MrsJ. ,1. Northup, Mrs 8. Flnmining, Mm F. J. Alhni, 
 Mrs .T. n. HnmiUon, MriC. H. M. B1iU;k, MrsF. W. Cn%ht«>n, Mm A. 
 C. Fifp, Mrs Forns, (Ser'y), Mrn ll<»bt Lopan, (Afntrm). 
 
 St. Pai;i/8 Alms Housr or Industrt , Fon Qiiiln — (No. U 
 Tower H»)ivl.) Committee,, Rector of St. PauVn, {Chairmtin), 8. A. 
 Whitfl, John C. Hallihnrton, WilHam Prvor, Brcnton H. ColHnH, 
 (Treat). T/xdies' Committee, Mrn G<5o W. Hill, (PreM), MisB CoMWcIl, 
 Mrs Azor StovcuH, Mrs U. Morrow, Mrs Jno Silver, Mr« Rdw Binney, 
 Mrs P. C. Hill, (^S^V)- • 
 
 HaMPAX ARROCtATION FOIl tMrUOVlHO TIIR CONDTTION OF 
 
 TttR Poou — Ptr>9t., Jno DouU. ^femt>ers of Centnil Boftrd, Win. H. 
 Harrinptrm, C. C. Vaux. W. H. Ncal. Win. Roohe, jr. Tmu., W. 8. 
 Stirlin^r, Hon 6V_y, M. H. llichcy. Aast. Sev'tf., Cyril Franklin. 
 
 Kaui.y Closing Association. — Pirmte.nt, C. B. Bullock; KiVy- 
 President, E. L. Fcncrty. /W Sec'tf, S. T. Hall; Financial Sfc't/, 
 T. W^. Johns. Ttvasurer, J. W. Bennett. C'»)w o/* Mnmufemtnt, Win. 
 McNftb, ((;AniV»ia«.J S. S. Scott, S. W. Marvin. J. Shcpnard, J. B. 
 Wicr, F. W. Bullock, F. W. Juhien, C. S. Curran, J. H. Townscnd, 
 Dr. T>olaney, H. L. Kverett. 1). Marvin, U. B. Boak, W. H. Gibgon. 
 and the olttccre ex o/irWo. Wm H I^ssell, Sot^'y of committeo. 
 
 Nova Sootia Institittb or Natural Soif,nck — Patron, the 
 Licnt (jUiverrtor. Pivsident, J. Matthew Jono.i, k.l.8. Vin^^Prmdcnts, 
 Prof G. Lawson, Bernard (rilpin, m.i>. Treas, Wm C. Silver. Secy, 
 Dr. lioncymAu, F.o.a. Council, Dr. J. H. Do Wolf, Joseph Bell, Fred. 
 Allison. ^Vm Gt>»s!p, Angus Ross, Jno Rutherfonl, Harry Moody, Dr. 
 WcsHolhocft. 
 
 Nova Scotia Mrdtoal Sociktt. — Pretident, X)r. Muir, Trnro ; 
 I7c(».-/*re»., Dr. Black. Halifax, and Dr. SandfortI, Newport; Trent., 
 l>r. Cowic, Halifax; CorrM/xim/iny iSec'tf., Dr. J. F. Black, Halifax. 
 H. A. Gt>rdon, m.d., Secretary. 
 
 PitiLHAUMONic Socirty. — Pr4«., Amold Doane. Vice.-Pret., 
 Dr. Slaytcr. Treas., M. G. Black. Sec'y., W. R. Foster. Librarian, 
 J. Scott Mitchell. Committee, S. Tuppor, J. Cornoliuii, S. Crawford. 
 
 Union Firb Protrotion Company, May 1861 — Re-formetl from 
 the. late " Union Fngine Company" o/"l7C8 — IVltHJts third Tuesduy of 
 every month tit 8 p.m. Capt, Geo S. Yates. Vice CAcuVmnn, C has H. 
 Sinclair. Secy, H. B. Scllon. Attt Secy, F. Ix^ibman. Trea», John 
 McNab. 
 
 Wkstkuv Halifax Aoricultuual Sociktt — Pretident, Sir 
 Willi.am Youner- I'fcc Pren, Chas Hamilton. Treas, W. C. Silver, 
 Scry, Professor Iwawson Ih'rectors, Henry T. Wripht, Chas Heftier. 
 Fras Webber, Alex Anderson, Cathcart Thomson, Joseph J. Northup. 
 Auditor, J. II. Duvar. 
 
 Frv'it Growers' Association. — Prcjident, C. C. Hamilton. 
 M.D. Mce Pirs'ts — Richard Starr, Kinfj.t Co, ; Oliver Foster. An- 
 nay-cilis; Andrew H. Johnson. Hants; Geo A. S. Crichtou, Halifax. 
 Auditor, Gcorjrc V. Utvud. Cnnncil — Leandcr Rand, D. U. Eaton, R. 
 W. Starr, I. G. Brync, Dr. McLatc.iv. for Kings County ; James E. 
 Fellows, Oliver Fostor, Avard Ixingley, Annapolit County; Herbert 
 
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 Hurrifl, ftali/iir Co,: (loo (Vcoil, //antu C". ; Chn« K. Hvdwn, Ynr- 
 tnouth Co. ConYffH>n«liu(/ Sficrrtdrtf, 1). Ilctiry Stnrr. Sev.atul Tifun., 
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 Pou, PioROK AND Poni.Tnr C\.x\n — /Vfj»iWrHf, Jns I'rror ; T'lVr- 
 Prr», M. (}. Illack ; 7'm«. W. J. Lewis, mi.. S,ry, T. \{. Almon, 
 M.I). Committee, W. DiiHus, Win Es.«on, Henry I'iers, K. Hluiklock, 
 D. Henry Sturr, Jnu liuHterinMn, Jno T. Cuiuptuu, Andw Downs. 
 
 SOOIBTT rOR TUB I'UUTKOTIUN OV UaMK AND TIIU FinUKHIBB — 
 
 Pte:ri(ieHt, -—————. Kice Pretidmt, William M. llurrinKtun. 
 Trm$, Wni C. Silver. 6Voy, Jorf Collin. Coumil, Hon W. A. Henry. 
 Goo Ticri, F. W. Blaiekloek, O. J. Tobin, Capt Howes, U.K., F. H. D. 
 Vioth, C. Stubbing, J. C. liobson, Capt L'Kutronge, h.a. 
 
 Halifax Tuistlk Cukmno Ci.i/u — Patron, Hon Alex Keitli. 
 P»"Mi't/ffif, David Sterling; Vice Pren, Dr. KrnBcr. 5«-y ««rf Trmt, 
 Wm llcdley. Council, J. Johnston, (ico Buist. 
 
 Hampax CunLiNO Cum — Putronnn, Mrs Janet Riehnnlson. 
 President, H. Peters. FiV^ Pm, (Jeo Blaikloek. /ifp;> Mcmhera, W. U. 
 Cogswell, Arehibuld Harnbaw. Trean, H. M. Creighton. «S'«ry, Jno 
 Kichardson, jr. Committee, H. M. Civigbton, Jno Norihnp, jr., JaniPS 
 King, H. C D. Twining. 
 
 PiUKNix CniCKBT Cluh. — Prciiiknt, Albert U, Patne; Vice-Pret, 
 Alex. Stephens, Jr. Secretary and Treaiurer, John Hutton. Field- 
 Capimn, John W. Gorbam. 
 
 All-Comkrh Cricket Cmn. — Prpj'V/cn/, Dr. Thos Trenaman ; 
 Vice-President, W. M. A. Black. Hecrctary, K. Lawson Fenorty. Field- 
 Captain, U. B. Scllon. 
 
 ifi.MrMi w .,[>.. MASONIC. 
 
 WOBSHIFVUIi OBAND liODGS OF NOVA BCOTIA. 
 
 Grand Mauter Hon AIox Keith, p.l.c, Halifax ; Deputy G. Master, 
 Samuel G. Kigby, Halifax; Senior G. iVardeti, Henry Shaw, m.d., 
 KQtnrillo; Junior G. Warden, Ker W. T. Wilkins, n. a., Truro ; Grand 
 Treasurer, Andrew K. Mackinlay, Halifax; 6Va»(/ 6Vcre/u)-y, Benjamin 
 Curren, D.C.L., Halifax ; Grand Lecturer, Newell Snow, Sherbrooke ; 
 Grand ChafUains, liev J. B. Kichardson, m.a., Dartmouth ; Kev R. 
 Avery, m.a., Aylesford; Ker. Theophilus Richey, Kentville ; Senior 
 Grmna Deacon, John Lawlor, Halifax ; Junior Grand Deacon, Joseph 
 Moore, m.d., Amherst ; G. Supt of Woiks, John W. Rhuland, Hali- 
 fax ; G. D. of Ceremonies, Thomas V. Cook, Truro ; G. Sword Bearer, 
 George Hyde, Truro, Grand OryanisI, Blair McKay, New Glas- 
 gow ; Grand Pursuivant, John R. Thomas, Halifax ; Stewards, Lewis 
 E. Trcmain, Halifax ; Robt. C. Hamilton, Halifax ; Donald Kobh, 
 Halifax; Jeremiah Barnsteaii, Halifax; Alex Fiiihcr, 8lierbrooko ; 
 David Douglas, Amherst ; l^ylcr, Jno M. Taylor, i> m., llalfax. 
 
 Subordinate XjodKes. 
 
 St Andrew's, No 1, Halifax (Kstahlislied 1768). Meets on the first 
 Tnesdav of each month. Worvsliipful Master, liobt C. Hiunilton ; JSec'y, 
 N. L. llerbert. 
 
 St John's, No 2, IIuHfax (Established 1780). Moots on the Unit 
 Monday of each montli. Worshipful Master, John Milsom, Sec'y, 
 Montgomery Veith. 
 
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 ViuGiN, No 3, Halifax (Established 1782), Moots on the fourth 
 Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, Thos Mowbray ; Sce'y, 
 C. K. Putner. 
 
 Worshipful Master, 
 Worshipful Master, 
 
 Unity, No 4, Lunenbur<; (Estal)lishcd 1822). 
 Henry S. jost; Secretary, W. M. B. Lawson. 
 
 Albion, No 5, New Glasgow (Establish 1838) 
 Thos A. McLean ; Secretary, A. McKinnon. 
 
 Royal Sussex, No 6, Halifax (Established 1841). Meets on the 
 first Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, Robert Brunton ; 
 Secretary, George Gordon, p.m. 
 
 St Andrew's, No 7, Sydney, C. B., (Established 1844). Wor- 
 shipful Master, Hugh McLcod ; Secretary, A. Mt-Kinnon. 
 
 Acacia, No 8, Amherst (Established 1845^. Worshipful Mas- 
 ter, Joseph Moore, t'.d. ; Secretary, F. W. Bent. 
 
 Zetland, No 9, Liverpool (Established 1847). Meets on the 
 fourth Thursday of each nipnth. Worshipful Master, J, N. fci. Mar- 
 shall ; Secretary, S. S. Murray. 
 
 Burns, Nc 10, Halifax (Established 1848). Meets on the first 
 Wednesday of eacVi month. Worshipful Master, James Fortune; 
 Secretary, Wm Taylor. 
 
 New Caledonia, No 11, Pictou (Established 1849). Meeta on 
 the second Tuesday of each mor:th Worshipful Master, Joseph A. 
 Gordon ; Secretary, C. E. Davies. 
 
 Hiram, No 12, Yarmouth (Established 1848). Meets on the 
 first Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, Clarence Christie ; 
 Secretary, W. B. Homer. 
 
 Acadia, No 13, Pugwash (Established 1853). 
 Peter McDonald ; Secretary, Silas C. McNutt. 
 
 Acadia, No 14, Halifax (Established IS.'ia). 
 Monday of each month. Worshipful Master 
 Secretary, Angus McLeod. 
 
 At HOLE, No 15, Halifax ( E.stablished 1852). 
 Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, Robt C. Fraser ; Sec'y., 
 A. J. Rockwell. 
 
 Keith, No. 16, Hillsburgh, (Established 1851), Meets on th« first 
 Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, Edmund Walsh ; Sec'y., 
 Wm. G. Bent. 
 
 Keith, No 17, Halifax (Established 1852). Meets on the second 
 Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, J. T. Wood ; Sec'y., 
 J. H. McLaughlan. 
 
 Union, No 18, Halifax (Established 1855). Meets on the thii-d 
 M'^ndny of each month. Worshipful Master, P. E. McKerrow ; 
 Secretary, Jas. Jackson. ^y 
 
 Royal Albeut, No 19, Sydney, C. B. ('Estal)nshed 1857). Wor- 
 shipful Master, Wm. Proctor ; Secretary, C. A. Robertson. 
 
 St George, No 20, Wolfville (Established 1859). Meets on 
 the first Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Master, Jas W. Bige- 
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 Scotia, No 22, Halifax (Established 1859). Meets on the 
 
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 third Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, John Lawlor 
 Secretary, L. A. Barnaby. 
 
 Keith, No 23, Albion Mines (Kstublished 1860). Meets 
 
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 Worshipful Master, B. G, Covcl. 
 (Kstublished 1861). Worshipful 
 
 the third Tuesday of each month 
 Quarrie. Secretary, Jas. Mitchell. 
 
 Concord, No. 24, Barrington. 
 Secretary, F, W. Ruggles. 
 
 Westpoht, No 25, Westport 
 Master, George Bowers. Secretary, F. W. Kugi^les 
 
 Welsford, No 26, Windsor (Established 1861). Meets on the 
 second Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, VV. W. Kiek- 
 ards. Secretary, Thos. H. Timlin. 
 
 Widow's Friend, No 27, Weymouth (Established 1859). Wor- 
 shipful Master, Geo. D. Hankinson. Secretary, John liood. 
 
 ScoviA, No 28, Cannin}^, Kings County (Established 1861); 
 Worshipful Master, F. W. Borden, m.d. Sccietiiry, W. E. Koscoe. 
 
 Prince of Wales, No 29, Milton, Queen.') County (Established 
 1861). Meets the second Tuesday of eat^h month. Worshipful Mesier, 
 E. M. Freeman. Secretary, J. H. Harlow. 
 
 Albert, No 30, Shelburne (Establish 1862). Meets en the second 
 Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Master, S. H. Cox. Sec'y. 
 Cornelius White. 
 
 Scotia, No 31, Yarmouth (Established 1863). Meets on the 
 first Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, S. H. Pelton ; 
 Secretary, Geo. VV. Tooker. 
 
 El Dorado, No 32, Wine Harbour (Established 1863). Meets 
 on the first Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Master, A. E. Came- 
 ron ; Secretary, Jauies Kood. 
 
 Annapolis Royal, No 33, Annapolis. (Established 1863). 
 Meets on the first Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, 
 Kichardson Harris ; Secretary, John Tobias, 
 
 QuEEi's, No 34, Sherbrooke (Established 1864). Worshipful 
 Master, Jas. A. Eraser ; Secretary, Edwd Williams. 
 
 St Mark's, No 35, Baddcck, C. B. Meets on the third 
 Tharsday of each month. Worshipful Master, S G A McKeen ; Sec v. 
 D. McRae. 
 
 Thistle, No 36, Cow Bay, C B. (Established 1865). Meets 
 on the fourth Saturdny of each month. Worshipful Master, W. Camp- 
 bell ; Secretary, S. A. Spencer. 
 
 CoBEQUiD, No 37, Truro (Established 1866). Worshipful Mas- 
 ter, John Yuill ; Secretary, Jas. L. Sutherland. 
 
 Si'r Mark's, No 38, Halifax. Meets on the second Friday of 
 each month. Worshipful Master, W. F. Chase; Secretary, W. A. 
 McLeod. 
 
 Acacia, No 39, Bridjpfewater. Meets the second Tuesday of each 
 month. Worshipful Master, J. W. Andrews ; Sec'y., Wm. M. Duff. 
 
 Rothsay, No 41, Bridgewater (Established 1866). Meets the first 
 Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, Alex. Easson ; Sec'y., 
 Ben'amin Starratt. 
 
 
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 (layofojich montlt. Worshipful MaMter, ThumaH A. Bakor ; Scc'y., 
 1). W. Archibald. 
 
 TiiORO, No 43, Truro. Meets on the first Tuesday of each Month. 
 Worshipful Master, J. J. Dickson ; Sec'y., L. B. ArcbibaUl. 
 
 PoYTZ, No 44, Hantsport (Establisu^d 1867). Worshipfnl Master. 
 J. W. Lftwrence; Secretary, Goorf^ Clark. 
 
 Ttrian Youth, No 4.5, Little Glace Bay (Bstabliahed 1867). 
 Worshipful Master, Rev. /. FarqnJ.rsc i; Secretary, Fran jis Iie-'Vis. 
 
 SoLOMoy, No b, Prrt rtnwov.ju ^, C. B. Wor.sh:pfuI Master, 
 T. Heu|s:hin8 ; Secretary, A. '•" Himi, ' ms. 
 
 PiiiLADRLPni-v, No .7, 'ri.ijvtn (Established 1868). Wor- 
 shipful Master, Winthrop Sargcut ; St \ry, W. B. Hopkins. 
 
 Widow's Son. No 48, River Philip, Cumberland County (Bstab 
 lishcd 1868). Worshipful Master, R. L. Black ; Sec'y., James G. 
 Blackie. 
 
 Orient, No 49, Richmond (Established 1868). Meets on the 
 second Tuesday of each month. Worshipfnl Master, Daniel Ward ; 
 Secretary, David Pottinj^er. 
 
 Wbstkrk Star, No 50, Westvillo (EaUblished 1868). Meets 
 on the fourth Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Master, T. 
 Johnston, jr. ; Secretary, Thos. Johnston, sr. 
 
 Eastkrn Star, No 51, Dartmouth (Established 1868). Meets 
 the second Tuesday of eac'.. month. Worshipful Master, John 
 Cahill ; Secretary, Thos. Short. 
 
 Harmonv, No. 52, Aylesford, (Established 1869). Meets the first 
 Monday of each month. Worshipful Master^ Arthur J. Parker; 
 Secretary, C. E. Harris. 
 
 Hiram, No. 53, Goldeuville, (Established 1869). Worfcaiptul 
 Master, R. McNaughton ; Secretary, H. M. Hamilton. 
 
 Kino Solomon, No 54, Digby (Established 1870). Meets on 
 the first Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Muster, W. B. Stewart ; 
 Seci'ctary, F. L. Jones. 
 
 MoRiEN, No. 55, Cow Bay, C. B., (Established 1870). Meets 
 on the first Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, Lewis John- 
 ston ; Secretary, Daniel McAulay. 
 
 Harmony, No. 56, North East Harbour, (Established 1870). 
 Meets on the first Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, Rufus 
 McKenny ; Secretary, S. H. Greenwood. 
 
 Tbmplb, No 57, Port Mulgrave CEstablishod 1869). Worship- 
 ful Master, David Murray ; Secretary, Jas. H. Carr. 
 
 KENTVit.LE, No 58, Kentvillc (Established 1870). WorshlfTul 
 Master, Greo. R. Sangster ; Secretary, J. P. Chipman. 
 
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 third Wednesday of each week. Worshipful Master, D. McGiUivery, 
 M. D.; Sec'y., Neil McKaracher. 
 
 Lbman No. 60, Petite Riviere, (Established 1871.) Meets oa the 
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 Richmond No. 84, Arichat, 0. B. (Eetft»>hshcd 1822.) 
 Arstand third Friday in each month. 
 Cutler ; Secretary, Thos Cutler. 
 
 FfwERPort, No. <$$, Kreeport. (Estahlished 1872). 
 Mastc. Zachfiriah Doty, Soor^ary, Mendall Crocker. 
 
 SrKCi M, U. C, Invernees, C B. (EstaMished 1872.) 
 Master, G. M. Bishop ; Secretary, P. McDonald. 
 
 Mm AS, U. D., ParrsborouRh. (Established lt7J.) 
 Master, Rev. J. W. Johnston ; Secretary, R. B. Dickson. 
 
 RoYAfy Arch Chaptkr, of Nova Scotia. Grand High Priett M. 
 
 E. Coinp J. R. Sircora; G. King, ; G. Scribe, "Vv 
 
 Herwn; G. Treasurer, R. E. Comp Wm Twining; G. Secretary, R. 
 E, Connp James Gossip ; G. C. H. V. E. Comp C. E. Cossman ; G. 
 P. 8.. T. W. H Hanis ; G. R. A., C. D. McLeod ; G. 3rd Vail, John 
 Sclioficid; G. 2d Vail, J. B. Black, m.d. ; G. Ist Vail, James Martin ; 
 li. Sword Bearer, W. F. Chase ; G. Standard Bearer. J. Foote ; G. 
 Stewards, R. M. Stickney, Walker; G. Organist, A. E. Wil- 
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 Uniou Rotal Arch Chapter, No 1. High Priest, Most Excel- 
 lent Companion W. A. Hesson ; King, Excellent Companion George 
 T. Smithers; Scrilte, Excellent Companion James Gossip; Treasurer, 
 R. E. Companion H. Hesslein ; Secretary, R. £. Companion Alfred 
 Major. 
 
 St. Andrew's Rotal Arch Chapter, No 2. High Priest, 
 Most Excellent Companion D. Pottinger; King, Most Excellent Com- 
 panion J. K. Mnnnis ; Scribe, R. E. Comp W. Williams ; Captain of 
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 panion T. Lawlor ; Royal Arch Captain, T. McLean ; Grand Master 
 
 3rd Vail, D. McDonald; 2d Vail, Hugh McLean ; Ist Vail, 
 
 Warmunde; Secretary, T. A. Cossmann; Treasurer, H. Marshall; 
 Janitor, John M. Taylor. 
 
 Hiram Chapter, No. 3, Windsor- High Priest, W. E. Com- 
 panion F. W. Dakin ; King, C. W. Dimock ; Scribe, W W Rickards ; 
 Secretary, Chas W. Payzant; Treasurer, R. M. Stirling. 
 
 Kbith Chapter No. 4, Truro. High Priest, M. E. Comp Z. H. 
 Vose ; King, W. T. Wilkins ; Scribe, Z. A. Miller ; Secretary, . 
 
 TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS IN NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 SONS OE TBMFEBANCE. 
 
 Grand Division Officers. — G. W. P., Rev G. O. Haestis, 
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 Ilftlilftx; a. .V,.Hr, Himnt Kultoii, Mi«Mlo S^towimko ;- V. (i. W. P., 
 C. ('. Untniltnn, m.i»., Uniinnl. 
 
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 H»II, J'oplnr (ir(»v(>, HmIiChx ; o|icn i*\i'ty «>«Miiii^ frtmi 7 lo trto'cliM-fc. 
 /'n»»<., John HutMiMii ; Vic VnnL, l{»lurt Boak > S*r'g ami Tmtit, V. 
 Monaghan. 
 
 Five DivMona meet in the PivMotr Unom, hnmnncrit ot 'r<iiBpur»tK^ 
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 INDBPUNDENT ORI>KK OF GOOD TIHVIPTjARSv 
 
 Grand liod^c of NoTii Sro'fii, iiLoritofort Fi'hnmry 5tii, r»B7. l>c- 
 /•jnt inomlKTHnlp, 4,000. 
 
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 F. Cutlon, Ainh(M8l, rum; (r. \V. ComimlU**-, AWivx-t (liijtoii, m I'.i*., 
 Arjrvio, Yarmouth; G. W. Virr Temp/ar, Mrs. I. J. iliiij^W,. Oxford, 
 Cnm.; G. W. Sec' if, John T. Uwlmcr, HnlHux;. (;. W. Tre<w,,l.L. 
 Oxnor, Bridgcwator, Liin. 
 
 Pn'nn'jdes. — T«>tal ahntii>ciu>« cnfon'tnl hy a iifo-lonjjf picdjfrr, nm\ tUo 
 ahsohitc prohibition of Uu; inauiifiictore, iiuportution ami salo of in- 
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 gowl rather than tosocun' hoju^lita. I'Jh'ifihilitjf — Males trul feiiMiU's ar« 
 admittcil on a jXTfeH't equality »» to clijjiSility t« oftice^&c. Mode of 
 Work — Formation of L»Mlp»8 for a^iititDr a\ul cold wutor artwics for 
 children, employnuMit of lompctont, Ucturcrs, j^riiMing wf tempcmni'o 
 works, formation of tcmpcranoo Lil)rarii's, and proirr])! and ooiwiwcii'l 
 action durinp olpctionn. Errant — Gn>ut Britain, Doinrnron of f'anadn, 
 United States, Anstmlia, Sandwrclr I»ianfls, Cape of (Jood Hojk;, Mal- 
 ta, Gibraltar, &e. 
 
 Jj;g»" All information xrtny l>c otitaincfJ on applirntron to the Secre- 
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 BRITISH TEMPLARS, NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 OmcKUS OF (irKAM> LoDiiu. — (homl Chief, Uobt. MeNcil, I'ictou ; 
 
 G. Vice, Mi-s. II. « Mitiholl. TliestiT ; G. .S'w;V J. B. WoodlatuJ, Ox- 
 ford, CumWrliind Co.; G Trtamur, 11. Ji. Mitchell, Clic»t«r ; Q. 
 Lecturer, J. N. Freeman, Liverpool ; G. Conn, James Spike, Halifax ; 
 G. CAa/), Joseph Walloy. Hants; G. Fiiumrifr, \i. MartiB, Sydney; 
 G. Recorder, 1). C. Frascr, Truro ; (j^. J/^irsAu/. F. FaUoner, Sydney 'r 
 G. D. Marshal, Miss Ne\vcom'>, Kings ; G. 1. Guard. P. J. Blcakney , 
 Halifax ; G. O. Guard. J H. Forbes, l»ictou ; G. P. Chi^, Wn». Mc- 
 
 Doui;iill, M.P.P., Mtiitlatid, Hunts. 
 
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 PROVINCIAL GRAND LOYAL LODGE of NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
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 imty (tfntul SecrrUiry, Jart MilU-r, Eli>iN«1alr ; Ihputif (Irund ('hiii>lnin», 
 U«v fT(»«cplj Ciaotr,. SliHl)ciiaca<lio ; Ucv A. ('. McUonalil, liridijo- 
 wAfpr; Ilov. A. It, (JArvifl, Winrlnor ; friaiid l^'dttrer, W. VT. MrLoI- 
 laii, nridj^j'towii ; (jnind Dirrrfor of Cvn mtiinm, Alux C. McKay, Kolly 
 Villajjc; (iraud (.'oinmiUre, Win A (inrrison, (Korotnnn,) llnlifax ; 
 .YamoH IC. (ioldort, Tiuru ; (Jco. BiHiiup, VVliyniroinai,;!!; IIu(;h FraHcr, 
 KIhi4<iIiiIi! . M. V. 'V]utu\\mtu, llviifrnw ; W. 4. 'JMurnipaoii, WaUsrviilu ; 
 I.) McM(Jli4ii« Durbaiii; (nrnud Tif'.er, Samud ('bittictk, DartHioudi. 
 
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 0<^M<iKn« — Nova R<;<)Tia DisrKinT. — Prov. Grnnd Moiter. — 
 ThoH KlfonI ; Prov Dqmty (hund Sinslpr, John Ervinjr. ; Prov Cor- 
 tntjHittdinff Stnv'fiarjf, Aaroti Siiificld, Pi*, a. m. 
 
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 I'mNCK OK Wai,r« LotMJK, llttlilax — McctH <!vcry Wcdm^dfty ni^^ht, 
 Ht Vii'lwria Block, llullis Street. Pcrmationt Sctvetary, Tliornas 
 Ilalliwell, p. o. HAi.iPAJC lAHXiK, Halifax — Mcctfi every alternate 
 Tuettday ovf ninp, Jrt Victoria Block, HoIIIb Street. Permanent Secre- 
 tary, <Jarae« R. Johnston, p. a. A«uwia Ia)I)GK — Moots every Thnrs- 
 dny ■evcmnflj in lAwHor'n Hall, l>artinouth. Permanent SocTctary, 
 liC^innnl Ixra<lly, r. o. Iuvinsi Loix;!;, BoHtiin, U. S. A. — Meets 
 every Friday evening; at 47 Ilanuver Btreot, Bontoa. 
 
 CmiBNT 1.0DQB, No. 10, I. O. of O. F. 
 
 Meets every Monday nijrht, at "8 o'( k»(k, in llfsslein^a Buihiing, 
 Hollis Street. N. iJ., W. F. Chi.sc ; V. 0.,,!. G. MatlicBon; Sec'i/., 
 W. n. Gihson ; Trcas., McC. Y. Burrv ; Con., John Taylor; Warden, 
 S. C. Jordon ; /v\ 5. N. G., L. F. Dw^Jin^ ; L. S. N. U., J. A. Thom- 
 son ; R. S. V. G., T. F. Fowler; L. S. V. G., G. P. Mcrxick ; /. G., 
 Sainael UeardoR ; 0. G., Win. Bannuiter. 
 
 CONSULS, &C. 
 
 Prussian Consul — C A. Crciuhton. TTnited States Consul — 
 Halifax, Moi timer M. Jackson; I'ictou, Oscar Malmross; Consniar 
 Af^ents — Windsor, Peter 8. Burnliam; Liverpool, Calvin Apple- 
 ton^ 8l4ell)arnf, N. W. White; Yarmoutb, Jawes M. Merrill^ Syclney, 
 North Bar, Thos I). Arcliiltald ; Linj^an, Charles ArchibaKl ; Plaister 
 Cove, Arichat and Port Hood, .fa-mcn G. Me Keen ; Canso, James M. 
 Bijxelow ; Pu^wasli, Henry G. Pinc-o, jr; Sydney Town, Wm I'urvis. 
 Portnjftieee Consul — Ttios Abbott. Spanish Vicc-Consul — Anto M. 
 DeLca. Brazilian Vice-Consul — Miiliuul Toltin. Norway aud Sweden 
 Vice-Consul, Halifax, J. B. Oxlcy; Pu^wash. II, G. Pineo, jr. Vice- 
 Consnl <rf France and Consul for Austria — William Canard. Consul 
 of France, Sydney, C. B. — Joim Boarinot. Danish, Stepbea Tobin. 
 Italian, J. B. Oxley. Belgium — Christian Ronoe. 
 
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 THE ROYAL FAMILY OF GREAT BRITAIN. 
 
 The QUEEN (Alexandrina) VICTORIA, Queun of the United KinRdom 
 of Great Britain and Ireland, bom May 24, 1819. Succcedetl to the throne, 
 June 20, 1837. Crowned June 28, 1888. Married. February 10, 1840. 
 
 Vi<rrouiA Ai>Ki^\iDK Mamy iak;i»a, Princens Royal, b Nov 21, 1840; 
 m Jan 26, 1858, Frederick William, Crown I*rince of I'russia, K. O. 
 
 Albekt EnwAiti), i'rinco of Wales, b Nov 9, 1841: m March 10, 1863, 
 Princess Alexandra Caroline Maria Charlotte Louisa Julia of lienniark, o 
 Dec 1, 1844. 
 
 AucE Maud Mary, b April 25, 1M3; m July 1, 18G2, Prince Frederic 
 William Louis of Hesae. 
 
 Althed Ernest Auiert, Duke of Fxlinbureh. ft Aug 6, 1844. 
 
 Helena Augusta Victoria, ftMay25, 1§46; m July 6, 1866, Prince 
 Frederic Christian Charles Augustus of fikhleHwip^-Holstein. 
 
 Louisa Caroune Alberta, b March 18, 1848: m March 21, 1871, Mar- 
 quis of Lome, eldest son of the Duke of Argrle. 
 
 Arthur Patrick William Aijiert, ft May 1, 1850. 
 
 Leopold George Duncan Albert, ft April 7, 1863. 
 
 Beatrice Mary Victoria Fkodors, ft April 14, 1857. 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Population, 1871, 3,484,924; increase since 1861, 395,265—12.21 percent. 
 Seat or Government— OTTAWA. ' 
 
 Governor- General and Commander-in-Chief— llii Excellency the Right 
 Honorable Sir Frederick Txmpi.e, Earl of DufferiOj Viscount and Baron 
 Clandeboye of Clandeboye, in the County Down, in the Peerage of the 
 United Kingdom, Baron Dufferin and Clandeboye of Ballyleidy and Kille- 
 leagh in the County Down, in the Peerage of Ireland^ and a Baronet, 
 Knight of St. Patrick, and Knight Com. of the Bath. 
 
 Military Sec^y, Lt.-Col. H. C. Fletcher, Scotch Fusilier Gaards. 
 
 Private Secretary, Jacob L. Patterson. 
 
 Aide-de, Campt, Lieut Coulson, 60(k Rifles. 
 
 Extra Aidei-de- Camp, Lt.-Col. Hewitt Bernard, and Lt.-Col. Fred 
 Cumberland. 
 
 pep. Governors for signing Money Warrants, and Commissioners per 
 dedimus potestatum — William H. Lee and William A. Himsworth. 
 
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 PRIVY COUNCIL. 
 
 Right Bon Sir J. A. Macdonald, k. e. b., Minister of Justice and Attomey- 
 
 GetiercU. 
 lion. Sir George E. Cartier, Bt, c. B., Minister of Militia and Defence. 
 Samuel L. Tilley. c. b., Minister of Custonn. 
 Sir Francis HincKS, K. c. m. o., c. b.. Minister of Financs. 
 Hector Louis Langevin, Minister of PMic Worlcs. 
 Charles Tupper, c. b., Minister of Inland Berenue. 
 Joseph Howe, Secretary of^ State for the Provinces, and Superintendent 
 General of Indian affairs. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.— 12 Members. 
 
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 Hon Sir Edward Kenny, 
 
 Hon William Miller, 
 
 " Thomas D. Archibald, 
 
 " A. W. McLelan, 
 
 •' Robert Barry Dickey, Q. C, 
 
 " Alex McFarlane, 
 
 
 " John Holmes, 
 
 " Jeremiah Northup, 
 
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 " John I^ocke, 
 
 " Ezra Churchill. 
 
 " John ik)urinot, 
 
 «' H. A. N. Kaulback. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK— 12 Members. 
 
 Hon Amos Edwin Botsford, 
 
 Hon John Ferguson, 
 
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 ♦• Robert Duncan Wilmot, 
 
 " Robert Leonard HHzen, 
 
 " Abner Reid McClelan, 
 
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 " William Hunter Odell, 
 
 " John Glazier, 
 
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 " James Dever, 
 
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 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC— 24 Members. 
 
 Hon James Leslie, 
 
 Hon Louis Lacoste, 
 
 " Asa Belknap Foster, 
 
 " Joseph F. Armand, 
 
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 " liOuis A. Olivier, 
 
 " Jacques Olivier Bureau, 
 
 " Charles Wilson. 
 
 
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 " Charles Malhiot, 
 
 " Jean Baptiste Guevremont, 
 
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 " Ix)uis Rcnaud, 
 
 " James Ferrier, 
 
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 " Thomas Ryan, 
 
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 " Ulric Joseph Tessier, 
 
 *' John Sewell Sandbom, 
 
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 •' Charles Cormier, 
 
 " Louis Panet. 
 
 " David Edward Prict 
 
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 " Leandre Dumouchel, 
 
 
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 Hon John Hamilton, 
 
 Hon William McMastcr, 
 
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 *' Roderick Matheson, 
 
 '* Asa Allworth Burnham, 
 
 
 *• Samuel Mills, 
 
 ** John Simpson, 
 
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 " Walter Hamilton Dickson, 
 
 " James Skead, 
 
 •• David I^wis McPherson, 
 
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 " Donald McDonald, 
 
 
 " David Keetor, 
 
 " Oliver Blake, 
 
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 " Alexander Campbell, 
 
 " Billa Flint, 
 
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 '« David Christie, 
 
 •• George Wm Allan, 
 
 " James Cox Aikins, 
 
 " F.Smith, 
 
 *' James Rea Benson, 
 
 " E. Perry, 
 
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 PROVINCE OF MANITOBA.-^2 Members. 
 Hon. M. A. Girard, | Hon. J. Sutherland. 
 
 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.— 3 Members. 
 
 Hon. W. J Macdonald, Hon. F, C. CorawalK 
 
 " R. W. W. Carrall, 
 
 Chaplain, Rev John Johnston — Clerk, R. Lcmoine 
 
 HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
 
 Speaker. — Hon 
 
 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.—il Members. 
 
 Population, ia7i, 387,800; increase since ISftl, 5G,a43— 17.21 per cent. 
 Population. 
 
 Annapolit:— William H. Ray. 
 
 Antigoniab — Hugh McDonakl. 
 
 Cape Breton— N. L. McKay, Wm. McDonald 
 
 Colchester— F. M. Pearson. , , , , f 
 
 Cumberland— //on C Tupper, ca. 
 
 Digby— Alfred W. Savary. 
 
 Guysborough— Stewart Campbell, 
 
 Halifax— W. J. Almon, m. d., Stephen Tobia. 
 
 Hants — Hon Joseph Howe. 
 
 Inverness — Samuel McDonnell, Q. o. 
 
 Kings— L. DeV. Chipman. 
 
 Lunenburg — C. E. Chureh. 
 
 PlctQU— /^ James McDonald, Robert DouU. 
 
 Queens— James F. Forbes. 
 
 Richmond— Isaac LeViscoJite. ' ''" • '* 
 
 Shelburne — Thomas CofBa. 
 
 Victoria — William Ross. 
 
 YarnMutb — Frank Killam. .■•' . 
 
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 11,346 
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 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.— 16 Members. 
 
 Population, 1871, 2.86,777; iocrease since 18G1, 3a,730-~l3.3a per ceut. 
 
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 10,672 Albert— J oh:i Wallace. 
 
 19,9:<8 Carleton— ift^n Chaa Connell. . r ai„: ,i . 
 
 25,882 Charlotte— /foa J. McAdaiu. 
 
 18,810 Gloucester T. W. Angliu. , -r , ' "i m • * 
 
 19,101 Kent— Cutler. ' '* 
 
 24,593 Kings— J. Domvitle. 
 
 20,116; Northumberland— /Tow Peter MikhelJ. 
 
 13,847 Queens — John Ferris. 
 
 5,575 IJestigoucUe — Geo. Meffatt. 
 
 0,824 Sunbury— Charles Burpee^ ' 
 
 28,988 St. John, city--//o?i S. L. Tilley, c. &. 
 
 52,303 St. John, city and county — ^laaac Burpee, A. L^Paliner. 
 
 11,641 Victoria — .John Co»tig;\n. 
 
 29,335 Westmoreland- JUm A. J. Smith,. 
 
 27,140 York— J. Pickard. 
 
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 17,491 
 27,S53 
 14,767 
 17,637 
 19,804 
 15,923 
 13,757 
 10,498 
 21,052 
 15,611 
 16,168 
 19,281 
 13,665 
 31,892 
 16,779 
 22,428 
 25,640 
 16,304 
 15,413 
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 13,555 
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 15,891 
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 28,305 
 13,200 
 19,606 
 20,048 
 27,418 
 17,634 
 20,037 
 18,310 
 11,124 
 19,077 
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 Argenteuil, Hon J.J. C Abbott. 
 
 Bagot, Pierre S. Gendron. 
 
 heauce, Chria H. Pozer. 
 
 Beauharnois, R. Kobillard, 
 
 Bellechusse, T. Fournier, 
 
 Bertliier, Ans H. Paquet. 
 
 Bonaventure, Theo Kobitaille. ^^ ^ 
 
 Brume, E, Carter, Q. c. ^ • ' 
 
 Chanvijly, Basile Benoit. 
 
 Chainplain, John Jones Ross. 
 
 Charlevoix, P. A. Tremblay. 
 
 Chateauguay, Hon L. H. Holton. 
 
 Chicoutimi and Saguenay, W. E. Price. 
 
 Compton, Hon John Henry Pope. 
 
 Drumraond and Arthabaska, M. Dorion, 
 
 Dorchester, Hon H. L. Langevin, c.b. 
 
 Gaspe, Pierre Fortin. 
 
 Hochelaga, L. Beaubien. 
 
 Huntingdon, J. Scrivcr. 
 
 Iberville, Francois Bechard. ^ , 
 
 Jacques Cartier, R. Laflamine, Q.c. 
 
 Joliette, G. Baby. 
 
 Kamouraska, C. A. Pelletier. 
 
 Laprairie, A. Pinsonneault. 
 
 L'Assomption, ^on L. Archatobault. 
 
 Laval, Joseph H. Bellerose. -ri 
 
 Levis, Hon Jos G- Blanchet. 
 
 L'Islet, P. B. C'asgrain. 
 
 Lotbiniere, Henry G. Joly. 
 
 Maskinonge, A. Boyer. ,. 
 
 Megantic, M. Richard. , 
 
 Missisquoi, George B. Baker. 
 
 Montcalm, P. Dugas. 
 
 Montmagny, H. 'r.*Taschereau, 
 
 Montmorency, J. Langlois. '|, 
 
 Nicolet, Joseph Gaudet. ' ,. 
 
 Montreal city, (centre), M. P. Rvan. 
 
 Montreal city, (West), Hun J. \oung. 
 
 Montreal city, (East), L. A. Jett^. 
 
 Napierville, Hon A. Dorion, q. c. 
 
 Ottawa County, Alonzo Wright. 
 
 Pontiac, W. McKay Wright. 
 
 Portneuf, Dr. De St. George. 
 
 Quebec city, centre, Hon J. Cauchon. 
 
 Quebec city. East, A. G. Tourangeau. 
 
 Quebec city. West, Hon Thomas McGreevy, 
 
 Quebec County, Hon Pierre J. 0. Chauveau, 
 
 Richelieu, M. Mattbieu, 
 
 Rimouski, Dr. "^'iset. 
 
 Rouville, H. Mercier. ». 
 
 Richmond and Wolfe, Wm H. Webb, 
 
 St Hyacinthe, L. Delorme. 
 
 St ]\Iaurice,. Dr. Lacorto. 
 
 Shefford, //on L. S. Huntington. 
 
 Sherbrooke Town . E. T. Brooks. 
 
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 10,808 Soulanges, T. Lanthler. 
 
 13,138 Stanstead, Charles C. Colby. 
 
 12,122 St John's, F. Bourassa. 
 
 22,491 Termiscouta, E. Mailloux. 
 
 19,591 Terrebonne, L. F. R. Masson. 
 
 8,414 Three Rivers citv, W. McDougall. 
 
 15,615 Two Mountain, VV. Prevost. 
 
 11,003 Vaudrueil, R. Harwood, 
 
 12,707 Vercheres, Felix Geoff rion. 
 
 16,317 Yamaaka, J. Duguay. 
 
 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.-.88 Members. 
 
 Population, 1871, 1,620,842; increase since 1861, 224,751—16.09 per cent. 
 Population. 
 
 21,312 Addiiigton, S. Shibley. 
 5,007 Algoma, Hon J. B. Robinson. 
 20,701 Bothwell, David Mills. 
 11,493 Brant, North Riding, G. Fleming. 
 20,766 Brant. South Riding, W. Patterson. . 
 
 10,475 Brockville, Lieut Col Buel. 
 17,183 Bruce, North Riding, J. Gillies, 
 31,332 Bruce, South Riding, Hon E. Blake, q. c. 
 16,500 Card well, Hon J. H. Cameron, Q.c. 
 7,114 Cornwall, Dr. Bergin. ^ 
 
 21,739 Carleton, John Rochester. 
 18,777 Dundas, J. Gibson. 
 19,065 Durham, East Riding, L. Ross. 
 18,316 Durham, West Riding, Hon Edward Blake, Q. c. 
 20,870 Elgin, East Riding, W. Harvey. 
 12,796 Elgin, West Riding, T. E. Casey. 
 32,697 Essex, ^o» John O'Connor, 
 16,31^ Frontenac, G. A. Kirkpatrick, 
 20,524 Glengarry, D. A. Macdonald. 
 13,197 Grenville, South Riding, Dr. Brouse, 
 
 Grey, North Riding, George Snider. 
 
 Grey, South Riding, Dr. Landerkin. T, 
 
 Grey, East Riding, J. Flesher.^ 
 
 Halilimand, David Thompson. 
 
 Halton, John White. 
 
 Hamilton (city), D B. Chisholm, H. B. Wilton. 
 
 Hastings, East Riding, John White. 
 
 Hastings, North Riding, Mac'ienzie Bowell. 
 
 Hastings, West Riding, James Brown. 
 
 Huron, North Riding, J. Farrow. 
 
 Huron, South Riding, Malcolm C. Cameron. 
 
 Huron, Centre Riding, H. Horton. 
 26,836 Kent, Rufus Stephenson. 
 
 12,407 Kingston (city), /Ton Sir J. A. Macdonald, K.C.B. 
 31,994 Lambton, Hon Alex Mackenzie. 
 13,830 Lanark, North Riding, D. Galbraith. 
 19,190 Lanark, South Riding, J. G. Haggart. 
 13.530 Leeds and Grenville, North Riding. Francis Jones. 
 20.710 Leeds, South Ridmg, //on A.N. Rijharda. 
 16,396 Lennox, R. J. Cartwright. 
 20,672 Lincoln, T. R. Merritt. 
 15.826 London (city), Hon J. Carling. 
 25,055 Middlesex, East Riding, D. Glass. 
 21,519 Mivl(ilesex, North Riding', Thomas Scatcherd. 
 20,195 Middlesex, West Riding, 
 
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 19.923 
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 24,559 
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 25,376 
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 24,459 
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 14,638 
 20,573 
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 Niagara (town), Angus Morrison. 
 
 Norfolk, North Ri.iing, J. Charlton. 
 
 Norfolk, South Hiding, W. Wallace. 
 
 Northumberland, Kaet Riding. Joseph Kecler. 
 
 Northumberland, West Riding, Hon J. Cockburu. 
 
 Ontario, North Riding, W. H. Gibbs. 
 
 Ontario, South Riding, Thomas N. Gibba. 
 
 Ottawa (city), .loseph M. Currier, J. H. Lewis, q. 
 
 Oxford, North Riding, Thomas Oliver. 
 
 Oxford, South Riding, E. V. Bodwell. 
 
 Peel, R. Smith. 
 
 Perth, North Riding, T. M- Daly. 
 
 Perth, South Riding, J Trow. 
 
 Peterboro', East Riding, P.M. Grover. 
 
 Peterboro' West Riding, ff. Cluxton. 
 
 Prescott, Albert Hagar. 
 
 Prince Edward, Walter Ross. 
 
 Renfrew, North Riding. J. Findlay. 
 
 Renfrew, South Riding, J. O'Reilly, Q.c. 
 
 Russell, Jas Alex Grant, ii.n. 
 
 Simcoe, North Riding, H. H. Cook. 
 
 Simcoe, South Riding, Wm C . Little. 
 
 Stormont, C. Archibald. 
 
 Toronto city. East, tJames Beaty. 
 
 Toronto city, centre, R. Wilkes. 
 
 Toronto city, West, John Crawford, <j. C. 
 
 Victoria, North Riding, C. Staples. 
 
 Victoria, South Riding, G. Dormer. .( < 
 
 Waterloo, North Riding, Isaac E. Bowman. 
 
 Waterloo, South Riding, James Young. 
 
 Wellington, Centre Riding, J. Ross. 
 
 Wellington, North Riding, Col. Hig^inbotham. 
 
 Wellington, South Riding, David Stirton. 
 
 Wentworth, North Riding, T. Bain. 
 
 Wentworth, South Riding, Joseph Rymal. 
 
 Welland, -. 
 
 York, East Riding, James Metcalf. 
 York, North Riding, A. P. Dodge. ' 
 York, West Riding, D. B. Blain. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF MANITOBA.— 4 Members. 
 
 Population, 1870, 11,953. 
 
 Lisgar, Dr. Shultz. 
 
 Selkirk, D. A. Smith. 
 
 Provencher, Hon Sir G. E. Cartier, Bart, c. B. 
 
 Marquette, R. Cunningham. 
 
 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.- 6 Memueus. 
 
 Population, 1871, (estimated) 50,000. 
 
 Cariboo, J. S. Thompson. 
 
 New West Minster, ilugh Nelson. 
 
 Van Couver D., Sir F. Hiiiclts, K.o. M.G., 
 
 Victoria, H. Nathan, jr., A. DeCosmos. 
 
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 /'n.f .\Uc$<i, <\}ytp, U.-r.ol.'n. W. Clarko, N.S. M., Major M.H. 
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 Uol>»»rt Kohortson. M.r.P., 
 Uioiianl A. Mi'HoflV, M.L.C. 
 Kilwanl 1'. riymi, M.r.r., Com'r. Cntwn LatuU. 
 .lolui l'Vr>ru!»on, M.ri*. 
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 Hon .las. W. .lohnaton, //on. Joseph Howe, Ifon. A. G. Archibald. 
 
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 F^rcsuient. . . ,Ffon Alux.andor Keith, Halifax. 
 
 Hon Rohort MoUison CuUor (tuyHhoroujfh, 
 
 " Stayley Hrown Yarmouth, 
 
 " Henrv (Josner Tineo Wallace, 
 
 " Uichiird A . MclletVy, m.k.o Windwtr, 
 
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 Henry Martell, Ksn Ariohat, 
 
 dilh"'* McKenna. Esq Sholburno . 
 
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 Hon. Jan\o?. '• , o'.iran Halifax, 
 
 KolH^rt Uoal , .4.. Ksq , Halifax. 
 
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 ('oi.riliNt lr.lt " . . . .'riionnin K. ^lorrinon, Snn)Mi'l l{ettii>. 
 (UiMHKni.ANit '• ....Henry (1. Tinp't, Jr., I'',. VieUery. 
 ('atk MuicTt)N " . . . . //r»r». .lolni Kerirnnon, m.k.<'., Al'on/.nJ. Whit<», 
 Dmnv '* ....//I'fi. Win. H Vail, (Proviiwinl Snii(nty), M.R.c, 
 
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 (ilivsnommoii '• Ino. A. Kirk, VVni. H. WyWIe. 
 
 HaufaX " .... //on, Wni. (tHrvi»(, ( (^om'r W'orku nmi i}fine$), M.K. 
 
 <'., John Minn, Honnld An liilxiid. 
 
 Hants " Wm MeDon^^Hll, H. Allim.n. 
 
 iNVicnMCNN " ....Hinnn HInnelinnI, lln^h ( nnirron, M.t>. 
 
 KiNOH '• |». C Moore. I). H. Wo.xlworth. 
 
 liUNi.Nnnnuii " Ininen Kif«enhaner, Mnlher W. Deshrifinv. 
 
 Pirroir " ....H. H. Holnien. Hugh ("nnieron, Alex. iNIcKay. 
 
 Qui')!' Ns ** .... Itim. Willinni 11. Smith, (Attnrwy (iniintl), M.K.a, 
 
 Saninel Kreeinnn. 
 KicnMONi) " ....Him. I'.dward T. I'lynn, M.K.f., Miirdnch MeRnn. 
 
 iSHM.iuntNK " ..../Am. lioherl Uolmrinon, 'riioniAN .((duiHon. 
 
 VicniHiA *' lohn Uomh, (^ .1. Caniphell. 
 
 YAHMorTH '• ....Ailierf (Jnylon, John K. uyernon. 
 
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 Skat or Govkunmknt— FUKDKKKm »N. 
 
 Lumf.-Oovcnun' ( awl Di'p. (wovernor/or Higniny Afarvinffe lAcemet) Hi« 
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 Hon W. M. Kelly, m.p.I'., Chif/Com'r Hoard of Works. Hon W. 8. 
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 Hon K. n Chandler, 
 " Charles Harrison, 
 " William Ha:i>illon, 
 " Alex. McL. Scely, 
 " CharlcH IWley, 
 " Daniel Hanington, 
 " John Lewis, 
 Kobert Young, 
 
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 President. . . . Hon .lohn Simeoe Saundern. 
 
 Hon 'ITjomrtH R. Jonew, 
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 , . M. B. Palmer, Jamea Ryan. 
 
 ..B. R. Stevenson, F. I-ibbard, Joseph Donald, Hon 
 
 John McAdam, ^ President of Council ). 
 , .Georpfe K. White, /ion W. Lindsay, m.k.c. 
 . .Samuel H. Napier, Thootime Blanchard. 
 . W. S. (^aie, Antoine (Jirouard. 
 , .K. A. Vril, (leor>»e Ottv, J. Herbert Crawford. 
 ..Hon \V. M. Kelly, ( (Wr of Wt>rkg), m.e.c, J. C 
 
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 . .Gideon D. Bailey, K. T. Babbit. 
 , . A. C. DesBrisay, Wm Montgomery. 
 .lion Georf^o E. King, (^Mj^ Gen], Edward WilliB, 
 
 Michael W. Maher, Jospph Coram. 
 . .Aaron Alward, Wm Wedderburn. 
 , .Arch'd Harrison, John 8. (!overt. 
 . .Levi Theriault, James Tibbits. 
 . .F. Landry, A. McQueen. Hon Bliss Botsford, Joseph 
 
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 . .Uob»'rt Robinson, John J. Fraser. .John A. Beckwith, 
 
 Charles McPherson. 
 
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 Clerk, Clms P. Wetmcre. Clerk Atsistant, John Richards. 
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 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 Seat of Govkrnment— QUEBEC CITY 
 
 Lieutenant-Governor, His Honor the I honorable Sir Narcijtse Fortunat 
 Belleau, Kt. 
 
 Aide-de- Camp, 'Ma']or Amyot 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon Pierre .To!«eph Olivie. Chauveau, Provincial Secretary and Registrar, 
 and MiniMer of PuhLic InstrticUon, Premier. 
 " Gr^d^on Odimet, Attorney General. 
 " Joseph Gibb Robertson, Treasurer. 
 " Joseph Octav". Beaubien, Commlf»ix>ner of Crown Lands. 
 " Louis Archambeault, Commissioner of Agriculture and PuUic Works. 
 " C B deBoucherviWe, Presiilent Legislative Council. 
 '* George Irvine, Solicitor Gfneral. 
 Clerk,Veilix Fortier . 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Speaker. . . . Hon Charles DeBoucherville . 
 
 Hon Jean Louis Beaudry Alma. 
 
 " James Ferrit^r Victoria, 
 
 " Jos E. Prudhomme , . Rigaud. 
 
 " Peter E . Dostaler De Lanaudiere, 
 
 " Henry Stames De Salaberrr, 
 
 " Edward Hale Wellington," 
 
 " John Fraser Rougemont, 
 
 " Daniel M . Armstrong Sorel. 
 
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 Him Thom« Wood Bedford,' 
 
 " Oharleff S . Kodier DeLorimier, 
 
 " Thoinaif Mc( »r«evy Stadaoona, 
 
 " John Lf Hoiithilh'er (iuif Division, 
 
 " Eiizee L>ionri« Grand ville, 
 
 " Joseph O . Heaubien, M . E . c De la Durantaye, 
 
 " Alexander C . de Lery Lauzon, 
 
 " Isidore Thibaudoau Kenn- bee, 
 
 " John Eli Gitifrras The Laurentides, 
 
 *' Louis Panet. La Salle, 
 
 " J.J. RoMi Shawinican, 
 
 •* J. B. {a«o Prioux De Ln Valllere, 
 
 " I^iuis Archanibeault, M K.c Rencntigny, 
 
 " Felix H Lemaire Milics-Isles, 
 
 " (jieorf?e Uryson Inkennan, 
 
 " C. De Boucherville, m.k.c Montarville. 
 
 Clerk G. B. de Boucherville. Gentlemnn U$hfr of the Black Rod, 
 S. S. Hatt. 8ergeant-at-Arm«, T. E. Koy. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Spnaker. . . . Hon J. G. Bianchet. 
 
 Ar]j?cnteuil S. Bellinp^ham, 
 
 Bapot P. S. Gendron, 
 
 Beauce C H. Pozer, 
 
 Beauharnois. . . .ZftwSir G E Cartrer, 
 Bellechasse ... .0. Peiletier, m.d. 
 
 Berttiier M. fWlvestrc. 
 
 Bonaventure . . .M, iMmtaillc, 
 
 Brome W. W. Lynch, m. n. 
 
 Chambly Dr. Larocque. 
 
 Champlain . . .F. X. A. Truriel, 
 
 Charlevoix A. Gannon, 
 
 Chateauffuay . . .E. Leberpe, m.d. 
 ChicouMmi .P. A. Trembiay, 
 
 Compton ¥. Sawyer, 
 
 Deux Montagnes . Hon G. Ouimet 
 Dorchester N. Larochelle, 
 
 Drummondand J ttt r o,.^:o^ 
 Arthabaska, j W- Laurier, 
 
 Gaspe Dr. Pt^rre Fortin, 
 
 Hocheiuga .... L. Beaubien, 
 Huntingdon. . . . J. Sanders, j 
 
 Iberville L. Molleur, i 
 
 Jacques Cartier.N. M. LeCavalier, 
 
 Joliette V. P. Lavallee. m .d. 
 
 Kamouraska . . .C. F. Roy, | 
 
 Laprairie Esinhart, 
 
 L'Assomption . .0. Peiletier 
 
 Ilouville V. Robert, 
 
 St Hyacinthe ... P. Bachand, 
 
 St Jean F. G. Marchand, 
 
 St Maurice M. Genn, 
 
 Shefford Hon M. Laframboise, 
 
 Sherbrooke Hon J. G. Robertson, 
 
 Soulanges M. DeBeaujeu 
 
 Laral .1. H. Belles st. 
 
 Levis. . . .Hon. J G. Blani ft, :4.D., 
 
 L' Islet P. G. Verre^^iit. 
 
 Lothiniere . . . .H. G. Joly, 
 Maskinouge. . .M. Houde 
 
 Megantic Hon G Irvine, m.e.c 
 
 Miasisquoi . . . .Dr. Brigham, 
 
 JBontcalm Firmin Dugas, 
 
 "BliHiitmagny. . T. Fournier, q.c. 
 Hon Jos Oauchon, 
 
 . Hon L. H. Holton 
 
 .F. David, 
 
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 Montreal, K. , 
 Montreal, w. 
 Napierville.. 
 
 Nicolet O. Methot, 
 
 Ottawa Co. . . .E. B. Eddy, 
 
 Pontiac J. Poupore, 
 
 Portneuf Dr P. LaKue, 
 
 Quebec, c . Hon H. L. Langcvin, 
 
 Quebec, K J. P. Rhtfaume, 
 
 Quebec, w. . . .John Hcarn, 
 
 Quebec Co..} ff-a^„;i O^.C".". 
 
 " wsr* * I '""*'"' '^""^ 
 
 Richelieu M. Dorion, 
 
 Rimouski Xlex. Chaiiv<>£u. 
 
 Stanstead Thomas Locke, 
 
 Temiscouta. . .Elie Milloux, 
 Terrebonne . . . J A. Chapleau, 
 Trois Rivieres . H. G. Malhiot, 
 Vandreuil . . . .E. Lalonde, 
 
 Vercheres M. D'Aigle 
 
 Yamaska Chas Gill, l.l.b. 
 
 Clerk, G. M. Muir. Sergeant at Arms, C. Gameau. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. 
 
 Seat of Govkhnmknt.— TORONTO. 
 
 Lieutennnt Governor, His Honor William Pean-e Howland, C.B. 
 JJep, Governor Jor Siffnin;/ Marrinj/e Licenses, Tlionias liuss. 
 Private Secretary and A. D. C, Ensign E. G. Curtis. 
 
 Hon E. Blake, Q.c, 
 " A. Mackenzie, 
 " A. 
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 Clerk, John Ross. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 President. 
 
 rensurer. 
 
 McKellar, Minister (if Aariculture 
 
 ('rooks, q.c, Attorneu General. 
 
 ( Jow, Secretary and lieyistrar . 
 
 VV. Scott, Commissioner of Croum Landt. 
 
 and Public Work$. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Speaker. . . . lion J. G Currie. 
 
 'Xdfiington H. M. Deroohe, 
 
 ! ia F. W. Cumlu'rlnnd, 
 
 Bo'.hwell II(m A. McKellar, 
 
 lirant, N. i> , .11. Fiulay.son, 
 
 Brant, 8. k .Hon E. B Wood, 
 
 Brockville W. Fitzsimmons, 
 
 Bruce, n.k Donald Sinclair, 
 
 Bruce, s.u R. M Wells, 
 
 Cardwell G. McManrs, 
 
 Carleto* W..J. Moi<\ 
 
 Comwail S- Stetzen}; , 
 
 Dundsrv Simon Cook, 
 
 Durluwn, k-r. 
 Durhxan, w.k. 
 Elg' i, B.1U . . 
 
 Elgll, w. R. 
 
 EnWrX. 
 
 FrHi- icnac ... 
 GletJjjarrv . . . 
 G>i»»«villb, s.R 
 
 .A. T. H. Williams, 
 
 Dr. Wilson, 
 T. Ilodgins, 
 A. Prince, Q c. 
 I). D. Calvin, 
 i!T. C Craif,', 
 '. F. Fraser, 
 
 W.K T- Scott, 
 
 Gaiejr, s H A. W. Lauder, 
 
 iHaldimaud J iiaxter, 
 
 Balton W Barber, 
 
 Hamilton city .J. M Willianw, 
 Hastings, K.k G. M Boult«r, 
 Hastings, k r. .H. O^rby, 
 Hastings, w a. .Ketct, *»raliam, 
 Huron, s k. . . . R. Gibson, 
 
 Huron, n . n R. G ibb«»««, 
 
 Kent J. DawMjn, 
 
 Kingston city. .W. Robinson, 
 .T B. Pardoe, 
 .W. Caldwell, 
 K. Code, 
 . H. S. McDonald, 
 
 W. Webb, 
 
 Lambton. 
 Lanark, n.r. 
 l4inark,H.n. 
 liceds, s.K. . 
 
 Leeds, N.R, and JH^fg^rick, 
 Grenville, N.R. ) ' 
 
 Lennox J. G. Grange, 
 
 Lincoln J. C. Rykert, 
 
 London city W.,t!. Meredith, 
 
 Monck Dri Tfaney, 
 
 Middlesex, kr. .R. Tooley', 
 
 Middlesex, N.U..J. S. Smith, 
 
 Middlesex, w.r.J. Watterworth, 
 
 Niagara Tovfa.HonS, Richards,Q.c. 
 
 Norfolk, N.R. . . .Dr. Clarke, 
 
 Norfolk, s.R S. McCall, 
 
 Northumberland, 
 
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 Nortluimberland, j ^.^^p^ ^.^^^^^^^^ 
 
 Ontario, n.r. . . .Thomas Paxton, 
 Ontario, s k. . . .T. Farewell, 
 
 Ottawa city Hon R . W . Scott, 
 
 Oxford. N.R George Perry, 
 
 Oxford, s.R A . Oliver, 
 
 Peel Jno Coyne, 
 
 Perth, N.R A. Monteith, 
 
 Perth, s.R T. B. Guest, 
 
 Petetboro', w. R.T. M. Fairbairn, 
 Peterboro', E.R. .G. Reid, 
 
 G. W. Hamilton, 
 G. Striker, 
 T. Deacon, 
 E. Harrington, 
 Wm Craig, 
 Simcoe ■ ...T.K. Ferguson, 
 Simcoe . . . . W. D Ardagh, 
 
 St'»rmi .. W . Colquhoun, 
 
 " ron jEa?!* 9t»nM.C Cameron, qc 
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 Victoria, n R. . . .D. Mcltiu', 
 Victoriii, s ii...S. ('. Wood, 
 Waterloo, n. h. . .AIohos Spriii<;er, 
 Waterloo, s. k. . . . I . Olemens, 
 
 Wellanrt Htm. J. (i. (Jurrie, 
 
 Wellington, N.». .R. McKim, 
 Wellington c.h. .C Clarke. 
 
 Wellinfjton, s. u. . /Tan IV-ter Gow, 
 Wt'iitwi.rtli, N.U.It. Christie, 
 Wenfwortli, 8.H.W. Soxton, 
 
 York, i:.u H. P. Crosby, 
 
 York, N.H ... .J. Hoiilltiee, 
 York, w.n P. Patterson, 
 
 Clerk, Lt. Col. C. T. Gillmor. Sergt^t-Armt, V. J. Glackraeyer. 
 
 PROVINCE OF MANITOBA. 
 
 Seat of Govkisnmknt — WINNIPEG. 
 
 Lieutenant Governor, His Honor the Jlon Adams Geokoe AncniBALD. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. J. McKay, President. 
 
 " H. J. Clark, Attoi^ney General. 
 
 '* T. Howard, Treasurer. 
 
 '* J. NorquRj', Minister o^ Public Works if Agriculture. 
 
 " Josepli Hoval, Provinctnl /Secretary. 
 Clerk, S. JBlancimrd. 
 
 J. H. O'Donnell, 
 Solomon Uamelin, 
 D. Gunn, 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Speaker. . . .Hon J. McKay. 
 
 Colin Inkstcr, 
 Francis Ogletrce, 
 I T. Dauphinais. 
 
 Clerk, I). Spence. 
 
 Xavier, E, 
 St. Charles. 
 
 St. Norbert, S 
 Bale St. Paul. 
 St. Boniface, 
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 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Speaker. .. .Hun J. ILoya}. 
 
 St. Andrews, S. . .Edward Hay, 
 St. Peters. ..'..... Captain Howard, 
 
 St. Agatha George Klyne, 
 
 Lake Manitoba.. .Hon J. McKay, 
 
 St. Ann's John McTavish, 
 
 St. Norbert, N... .Joseph Lemay, 
 
 High Bluff Hon J. Norqu'ay, jr. 
 
 St. Francois Xa- I rr, t^ ,^i v i 
 yi(.r. W j ^^^" -^Oimph Royal 
 
 St. Boniface, W. .Louis Schmidt, 
 
 Winnipeg and } n u a o -..u 
 St. John's.... r^«"«'<i^^- Smith, 
 
 Poplar Point D. Spence, 
 
 Kildonan John Sutherland, 
 
 Headingly J. Cunningham. 
 
 Clerk, M. St. John. 
 
 St. Paul's Dr. Curtis J. Bird, 
 
 St. Vital Andre Beauchemin 
 
 St. Clements.. .Thomas Bunn, 
 
 Portage La U>ederick Bird, 
 
 Prairie ) ' 
 
 St. James Edwin Bourke, 
 
 St. A drews, N./ioB. Alfred Boyd, 
 St. Francois j p^^^^^ jj,.^.,^^„^,^ 
 
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 .Pierre Delorme, 
 .Joseph Dubuc, 
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 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
 
 SbAT of GOVKHN.MENT— VICTOUIA. 
 
 Lieutenant Governor — His Honor the ITon. J. W. Trutch, C. E. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon J. F. McCreight, ^Mortify (renerul, (Premier). 
 " G. A. U. Walkom. Chief Comtn'r u/ LandiKind Wvrki, 
 " A. R. Robertson, Colonial Secretary. 
 " Henry Holbrook, President of Council. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Speaker. ..Hon Dr. Trimble. 
 
 Oriboo C. Booth, J. Hunter, Hon G A. B. Walkem. 
 
 Comox John Ash. 
 
 Cowichan J. P. Booth, W. Smithe. 
 
 P^squimault H . Cogan, Hon A . R . Robertson. 
 
 Kootenay J . A . Mara, C. Todd . 
 
 Lillovet T. H. Humphreys, A T. Jamieson. 
 
 Nairaimo John Robson. 
 
 New Westminister Dist.W . J. Armstrong, J, C. Hughes. 
 Do. do. City.//onH. Holbrook. 
 
 Victoria City R. Beaven,T.Duck, //on J.F.McCreight, J. Trimble. 
 
 Do. District A. Bun.ster, A. DeCosmos. 
 
 Yale J. Robinson, C. A. Semlin, R. Smith. 
 
 PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 Population, 1872, 94,021; increase since 1861, 13,164; or 16.28 percent. 
 
 Eeliyious Denominations. — Church of England, 7,220; Presbyterian 
 Church of Lower Provinces, 18,603; Church of Scotland, 10,976; Roman 
 Catholics, 40,765; Methodists, 8,361; Baptists, 4,371; Bible Christians, 
 2,709; Quakers, 8; Universalists, 77; other denominations, 931. 
 
 Ltent. Govrnor, Hia Honor William Cleaver Francis Robinson, 
 Esquire. 
 
 Private Secretary, Robinson, Esq 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 President— Hon Robert P. Haythorne. 
 
 Hon Edward Palmer, 
 " Peter Sinclair, 
 " James R. McLean, 
 ** Henry Beer, 
 
 Hon Dr. Robertson. 
 " James Muirhead, 
 Tames Yeo, 
 James Hogan. 
 
 CVe»*^«— Albert Hensley, Charles DesBrisay. 
 
 Assistant Clerk — W. C. DesBrisay. 
 
 
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 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Queen's CotTNTV.— C//ar/(>«<'<«m'7» ami Jimjaltu—IIvn Thomas Dodd. 
 First JJUtrict -lions Doimld Moulxomery and John Halderston. Stcwul 
 District— I Jons Robert Pooro Haythorne and Kdward Palmer. 
 
 Kino's Covtnr.— First District— Ihms Pat'k Walker and .las Dingwell. 
 Secoml District — /^(ms Andrew A. McDonald and Danivl Gordon. 
 
 PiuNCE CouNTT. — First District — K. U. Held and Herbert Bell. Second 
 District — //o»w James Muirhead and William G. Stronfj. 
 
 Clerk, John Ball. Usher of the Black Hod, Henry Palmer. Chapliin, 
 Rev. George Webber. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 . HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Population QUEKN'8 COUNTY. 
 
 8,807 Charlottetmon—Ihms J. C. Pope, Frederick de St C. Brecken. 
 9,047 First Distnct-Hon Peter Sinclair, W. C. Lea. 
 8,460 Second DistHct—Hon H. J. Callbeck, William S. McNeill. 
 7,983 Third District— lion Henry Beer, J. Angus McDonald. 
 8,277 Fourth District— Hon Benjamin Davia, David I.aird. 
 
 kino's countt. 
 
 831 Georgetown— Hon T. H. Haviland, Arch J. McDonald. 
 
 6,099 First District— Hons Jas R. McLean, W. W. Sullivan. 
 
 4,734 Second District — Hon Jas Uogan, Wm Hooper. 
 
 4,495 Third Dittrict —A. 0. McDonald, J. G. Scrimgeour. 
 
 4,772 Fourth District — Hon Jas. Robertson, . 
 
 PRINCE CODHTY. 
 
 8,191 First District— Hona George Howlan, S. F. Perry. 
 
 4,579 Second Disti-ict^Hons John Yeo, James Yeo. 
 
 5.303 Third District— J . Alex McDonald, J. 0. A rsenault. 
 
 6,430 Fourth Z>i»<rtc«— Cornelius Howat, John Beer. 
 
 3,561 Fifth District— John Lefurgey, Thos. Kelly. 
 
 Chief Clerk— John McNeill; Asst. Clerk— X. N. McNeill; Law Clerk— 
 Geo. Alley; Chaplain — Rev. J. M. McLeod; Sergeant-at-Arms — W. Nelson. 
 
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 Colonial Secretary — Albert Hensley. 
 Colonial Treasurer — Hon James Warburton. 
 Attorney General — Hon Edward Palmer. 
 Controller of Customs — Donald Currie. 
 
 Commissioner of Crown and Public Lands — Hon Joseph Wightman. 
 Registrar of Deeds and Keeper of Plans — John Hamilton. 
 Sui'veyor General in connection with Crown Land Office — 
 Postmaster General — John Andrew McDonald. 
 Queen's Printer — Thomas Reilly. ■ A .' 
 
 Solicitor General — Louis H. Davis. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 P(ipul(Uum-~ni,402. 
 
 Religunu Denomruitioni — Church of England, 62,156; Roman Catholics, 
 58,091; Wealeyans, 26,011; Presbyterians, 856; other denominations, 400. 
 
 Governor — His Excellency Stkphkn John Hill, C. B. 
 Private Secretary-— Ctipi. H. J. F. Shea, K. A. 
 Colonial Aidrde-Uamp — £. L. Jarvis, Esq. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNgH., 
 
 Hon. C. F. Bennett, Premier. 
 
 J. L. Noonan, Acting Colonial Secretary. 
 Thomas Glen, Receiver General. 
 J. I. Little, Attorney General. 
 Henry Kenouf, Surveyor General. 
 J. S. Clia. 
 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 President — Hon. E. Morris. 
 
 Hons. N, Stobh, Robert Kent, J. S. Clift, E. White, P. G. Tessler, J. 
 Winter, M. D., E, D. Shea, W. J. S. Donnelly, R. J. Pinsent, Q. C, A. W. 
 Harvey, K. Thorburn, T. Talbot. 
 
 Clerk and Master in Chan4:ery — Hon. G. H. Emerson, Q. C. 
 
 Acting do.^ do,, T. J. Kongh. 
 
 Uiher of the Black Rod—F. W. Rennie. 
 
 P. Walsh, J. 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Speaker-— T. R. Bennett, Esq. 
 Population. 
 
 17,204 District or St. J ohs' a.— Eastern IXmtbn— W. 
 Jordan, R. J. Parsons. 
 Western Division — P. Brennan, L. Tessier, M. Fenlon. 
 District of Conception Bat.— Bay-d«- Verdt Division — James 
 J. Rogerson. 
 Cqrbonear IHvisum — John Uorke. 
 Jmrbour Grace Division — .John Munn, W. S. Green. 
 Port-de-Grave Division — Hon Joseph I. Little, John Kennedy. 
 Harbour Main Division — 
 District of Trinity — S. Rendell, John H. Warren, A Graham. 
 District of Bonavista — F. Winton, W. M. Barnes, Hon J. L. 
 
 Noonan. 
 District of Twillinoatk & Fooo — S. McKay, Charles Duder. 
 District of Fkrryland — Hon. T. Glen, J. Battcock. 
 District of Placentia and St. Mary's — //on. C. F. Bennett, 
 
 Hon. H. Kenouf. R. J Parsons, Jr. 
 District of Burin — F. B. T. Carter, Edward Evans. 
 District of Fortune Bay — T. B. Bennett. 
 District of Burgeo and La Poilk — P. Emerson. 
 
 Clerk — John Stuart. Solicitor — A. O. Hayward. Sergeant^at- Arms- 
 John B. Barnes. 
 
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 CORPORATION, CITY OF HALIFAX. 
 
 Mayor, James Doggan, Esq. 
 
 Aldermen and Juatioea of the Peace for the City. 
 Ward No 1, Jno McCulloch, W H Neal, George Fraser. 
 
 2, Hobt Richardson, Edward Smith, Edgar Dodson. 
 ft, L G Power, Wm Ackburst, Alexander Forsyth. 
 
 4, H W Blackadar, Wm Barron, M J I'ower. 
 
 5, Wm Tavior, J S D Thomson, Jas R Graham. 
 
 6, Wm Nlsbet, D Sullivan, C C Vaux. 
 
 RecordtVy Wm Sutherland, q.c. 
 
 Treaaurer, Edwd G. W. Greenwood. 
 
 City Clerk, Thos Rhind. ^ 
 
 Ataistant Clerk, Wm J. Craigen. 
 
 Auditort, J. R. Murray, C. W. Wright, and Aldermen Taylor and Fraser. 
 
 City Assessor, Jno L. Barry. 
 
 City Medical Officer, Arthur Aforcn, m.d. 
 
 Surgeon City ]*rison, J. K. Black, m.d. 
 
 Clerk of License, Wm J. Morris. 
 
 Board of Health, Mayor and Aldermen. CUrk, Thos Rhlnd. 
 
 Intpectort of Weights and Measurts, W. E. Motton, John Hanley. 
 
 Inspectors Pickitd Beef and Fork, W T Woo J ill, Edgar Dodsen. 
 
 Weighers of Flour, Jno Parker, (Supervisor). Saml Carten, Dav Evans, 
 Geo Irwin, W R Cogswell. Jno Arthur, Dav Mclionald. 
 
 Measurers of Salt and Grain.— John Martin, (Supervisor), Ambrose 
 Keating, Wm. Blvth, Chas Cleary, James Mitchell, John Adams, Edward 
 Keating, Jas H. Bamstead. 
 
 Measurers of Coal.— David Barry, (Supervisor), Frederick Claik, Patrick 
 Fahie, Jas Jackson, Wm Smith, \\ m Skerry, Thomas Donahoe, Wm Craig, 
 Edward Bamstead, Patrick Mullaly. 
 
 Measurers of JTood— Thomas James, Patrick . 
 
 Guaaers of Oil. — John Brennan, Wm Wambolt, John Heenan. John 
 Gaul, Isaac Melvin, James Fortune, Joseph McGill, Richard Fitzgerald. 
 
 Governor City Prison, Matt Campbell; Matron, Mrs Campbell; Mes- 
 senger, J%a Doyle; Asst Matron, Mrs Doyle; Undsr-keepers, Jno Mahar, 
 Michael Gleason, Charles Smith. 
 
 Weighers of Hay, Jno Forrest, North ; Wm Caldwell, South. 
 
 Keeper of Cemetery, Jas Button. 
 
 Gas Inspector, Arcn Miller. 
 
 Keeper of City Building, Mrs Glazebrook. 
 
 Committeea of City Council. 
 
 Public Jccoun/«.— Aldermen Ackhurst, Fraser, Dodson, M. J. Powev, 
 Tlionipson and Vaux. 
 
 Common Commttfee.— Aldermen McCuIloeh, Richardson, Barron, Ack- 
 hurst, Graham and Sullivan. 
 
 Ccme/ery.— Aldermen Neal, Forsyth, Richardson, Blackadar and Graham. 
 
 City /•ri*o».— Aldermen M. J. Power, L. G. Power, Neal, Richardson, 
 Thompson and Sullivan. 
 
 Laws and PmtVe^es.— Aldermen McCulloch, DodsMi, M. J. Power, Tay- 
 lor, Sullivan, L. C. Power, Blackadar and Nisbet. 
 
 Po/jce.— Aldermen Neal, Richardson, L. G. l'ower» Barron, Thompson 
 and Vaux. 
 
 Sanitary. — Aldermen Neal, Richardson, L. G. Power, Barron, Graham 
 and Vaux. 
 
 T'enrfers.— Aldermen Fraser, Dodson, Ackhurst, M. J. Power. 
 
 Hacks and Trucks. — Aldermen Fraser, Richardson,, L. G. Power, M. J. 
 Power, Graham and Sullivan. 
 
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 City Hospital. — Aldermen Fraser, Dodson, Ackhurst, M. J. Power, Tay- 
 lor and Vaux. 
 
 Rates and Tajces. — Aldermen Neal, Richardson, Forsyth, Blackadar, 
 Graham and Sullivan. 
 
 Citv Library, — AMerraen Fraser, Smith, Ackhurst, M. J. Power, Taylor 
 and Vaux. 
 
 Z>tcefue.— Aldermen Neal, Dodson, L. 6. Power, Barron, Graham and 
 Sullivan. 
 
 Oil Lamps. — Aldermen Neal, Smith, Thompson and Nisbet. 
 
 Board of Oonamiasionera of City Works. 
 
 For the Management of the Water Works, Streets, Internal Health, and 
 City Property. — Aldermen Taylor, (" Chairman), McCuUoch, Smith, Ack- 
 hurst, Blackadar and Nisbet. Engineer — E. H. Keating. 
 
 Police Court. 
 Stipendiary Magistrate, Henry Pryor, d.c.l. 
 
 Marshal, or High Constable, Garret Cotter. Depttiy Marshal, Jas Mc~ 
 Donald. Asst. Deputy, David Power. 
 
 Police Sergeants, Lewis Hutt (Detective), John Keefe, Nich Mea)(her, 
 Nicholas Power, John O'Sullivan, Bartholomew Dillon, Daniel McDonald. 
 
 Policemen, Jno Mulvena, David Redmond. Martin Quinn, G. Saxton, 
 Wm Adams, Jno Baker, Jos Francis, Thos Gilfov, Thoa Condon, Reuben 
 Shaw, Jno Whalen, Matthew Sullivan, Michl Griffin, Thos Mails, .las Dee, 
 Ohas Nickerson, Patk Phalen, Jno Murphy, Thos Suttle, Wm Miles, John 
 Robinson, Wm Stole, John E. Robinson, John Mahoney, Cornelius O'Cal- 
 la^han, Wm. Brewt, Matthew McDonald, Patrick Murphy, John Hearns, 
 Jjauchlan McDonald, George Grono, James Quina, Thos G. Creelman. 
 
 The City Civil Court, presided over by the Stipendiary Magistrate, 
 (having jurisdiction of sums up to $80), is held in tlie City Court House, 
 Market Square, on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month. 
 
 -The City Criminal Court meets on the^r«< and thinl Wednesday of each 
 month, and is also presided over by the Stipendiary Magistrate, having 
 jurisdiction in all statutable oflfencos, except treason, homicide, burglary 
 and arson. Clerk of the ahove Courts, the City Clerk or Asst Clerk. 
 
 The Police Office is open every week day, from 10 to 3 o'clock, (except 
 on Saturday, when it closes at 1 p.m.) The administration of Police and all 
 executive powers of the corporation is vested in the Stipendiary Magistrate. 
 
 Oitizen'8 Free Iiibrary. 
 (The gift of Hon Sir Wm Young, Kt., Chief Justice of Nova Scotia.)— 
 City Court House, Market Square. Open from 4 to 7 pjc. 
 
 Fire Department. 
 CheUrman, James Dnggan ; Secretary, W. D. Harrington. 
 
 FiRB Ward».— No 1. Wm H Neal, Alex McNab, Wm Muir. 
 
 2, W. D. Harrington, Geo Sanford, Wm Murray. 
 
 3, James Duggan. Wm McDonald, G. B. Smithers. 
 
 4, H Blackadar, M J Power, M Kearney, Jr. 
 
 6, John J Scriven, Thos Power, Chas J McDonald. 
 6, W. Nisbet, J. J. McDonald, Thos Bently. 
 
 Ex- Officio, John Flinn, Capt Union Engine Company, Patrick Howard, 
 Capt Axe Companv. 
 
 Committee of Management at Fires. — J. B Smithers, M. J. Power, J J 
 Scriven. 
 
 Committee in charge of Engines, Reels, ^c— No 1 Steam Engine, Wm 
 
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 ^0 5 Hand Engine, J. J. McDonald, Thus Uentlev ; No 6 Hand Kngine, M. 
 Kearney, Jr., Geo. Sanferd ; No 1 Hose Reel, W McDonald ; No 2 Hoee 
 Keel, V^. Dr Harrington. 
 
 Committee in Charge of Plugs. — Ward 1, Alex McNab; 2. Wm Murray; 
 3, W. McDonald; 4, H Blackadar; 6, J. J. Scriven; 6. W. Nisbett 
 
 Committee of SumAy and in charge of Engines ana other Property.— W. 
 H. Neal. W. I). Harrington, J. U. Smithers, M. J. Power, W. Netbit. 
 
 Committee of Finance and Audit. — W. H. Neal, Geo Sanfurd, W. McDon- 
 ald, M. J. Kearney, Jr.. Thos Power, J. J. McDonald. 
 
 Volunteer Sngine Company. 
 
 Capt John Flinn. Sec'y, David Neville. Fin Sec*y, Michl O'Brien. 
 Tretu, Mich Neville. Marshal, Edw Casey. 
 
 Union Axe Company. 
 
 Capt Patk Howard. 1st Lieut. Jno Fraser. Sec'y^ J J Armstrong. 
 Treas, Chas McGinn. Marshal, Ihos Edwards. 
 
 TOWN OF DARTMOUTH. 
 
 Mechanics' Ikbtitvtk— Trustees, Henry Elliott, David Falconer, 
 Maurice Downey. Prest, J. W. Johnston, jr.* Vice Prests, Alex James, 
 Henry Elliott. Committee, Nat Russell, Joseph Austen. 
 
 Agricultural Society— Pr«5t, Michael Tobin. Fice Prests, Alex 
 Kuhn, Peter McNab. Se&y, Thos Short. Treasurer, Andrew lulloch. 
 Directors, Peter McNab, jr, Alex Farquharson, Chas Bissett, Wm Lawlor, 
 Kobt Settle. 
 
 Trustees Dartmouth Common — Paul Farrell, Jas W. Turner, Donald 
 Ross. 
 
 Health Wardens— G. A. S. Crichton. Henry Walker, Jos Allen. 
 Heahh Injector, W. H. Isnor. Board of Health, Geo Shiels, W. H. Weeks, 
 M.D., Se&y, Paul Farrell, Thos A. Hyde, Nath Russell. 
 
 Overseers of Poor— Nathaniel Russell, Chas Robson, Joseph Allen, 
 D. G. Farrell, Clerk. 
 
 Clerks of Markets— Wm Murray, John Leadlr. 
 
 Fire Wardens — W. S. Symonds, Geo Shields, Wm Elliott. 
 
 Fire Engine Company — M. Downey ( Captain)^ D. G. Farrell, (Se&y). 
 
 Axe Company— Henry Watt (Capt), Thos Elliott, Parker Meulm, 
 Luke Manning. 
 
 PoucE Magistrates — Nat Russell, Geo Shiels, D. Farrell, F. C. £!• 
 liott, Geo Troop. 
 
 PoucE Constable — W. H. Isnor. 
 
 Town Clerk— Thos S. Allan. 
 
 Post Office Keeper — Luther Sterns. 
 
 Weigher of Hay and Straw— D. G. Farrell. 
 
 Constables— Allan McDonald, Thos. Waugh. 
 
 Commissioners of Streets and Trustees of Water Lots— Jas 
 Ormond, W. Elliott, Gdo Adams. 
 
 Trustees of Dartmouth Public Schools — Maurice Downey. Jas 
 Foster, John Leadly. 
 
 Trustees of Public Cemetery — Alex James, Thos S. Allen, Thos 
 G. Elliott. 
 
 Collector of Rates. — Thos S. Allan. 
 
 Measurers of Wood and Coal. — Thos Savage, Sackville McKay, 
 Michael Murray, Edwd. Webby. 
 
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 STAFF OF THE A RIWY IN NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Coinmander 11. M. Forcet, His Kxcelluncy Lieut General Sir Ciiakleh 
 IIantinou Doylr, k.c.m.<^ Col 87tb Uoyal Irikh Funileers, Ueut Govern- 
 or of Nova Scotia, &c, &c. 
 
 Aides-de-Camp, Capt Fra Walter Gary, 15th F, and Capt RO'G, Ualy, 
 84th F. 
 
 Bngnde Major, Malar Quill, h. p., late Rojal Canadian Uiflei. 
 
 Town Major, Capt 11 Xagle, h p, late Royal Canadian Hides. 
 
 Aut Qnnr Ma$ Qen'l, Col Young. 
 
 Attt Mil Sec'y, Moior Robertson. Ist b. 60th Rifles. 
 
 Commnn^ng Royal Artillery, Col Gibbon, o. a. 
 
 Commanding Royal Knyineert, Col MoAtague, c.B. 
 
 Garrivm Instructor, Capt TuUoch, 
 
 Inspecting Field Officer of Militia and Vb^un<e«r«, Lt Col J W. Laurie, h 
 p, Col N S M. 
 
 Chaplains, Rev W H Bullock, Rer F C Gascoigna. 
 
 Control Department. 
 
 Dep'y Controller, S. Hall. 
 Staff Paymaster, J. K. Gould. 
 
 €omt)ussary, A S Beswick; P DepitUy Cbmmissariei, F Beale, Croftoa J 
 Uniackc. 
 As$t Commissary, Herbert J Mills. 
 
 Medioal Department. 
 Depy Insp Genl of Hospital and Prin Medical Officer, S McV Lloyd, M d. 
 Staff Surgeon Major, J S Furlong, M D. 
 Staff Asst Surgeon, K, Collins, m d. 
 Apothecary to the Forces, Mr. Anareus. 
 
 Bcyal Engineer Department. 
 
 Commandinq R. E., Col. Montague, c. n. 
 Executive Officer, Major Harvey. 
 Surveyor, .1 McGregor Grant. 
 Chief Clerk, Edward Lloyd. 
 
 Royal Artillery — The Royal Arms and Supporters, with 
 a Cannon, '* Ubique" over the Gun, and '* Quo Fas et Gloria duewU'^ be- 
 low it. (3rd and 4tli Batteries, 3rd Brigade.) Coli M. Gibbon, c b, Lieut 
 Col C M Govan ; Capts, H Herbeden, T Cuming, H Darwall ; Lieuts, F 
 H W Milner, C Morlcy, D I G Stanley, Quar Mr. B Trew. 
 
 Royal Engineers — The Royal Arms and Supporters, with 
 a Cannon, ** Ubique" over the Gun and ** Quo Fas et oloria dueunf' be- 
 low it. (9th Company.) Col Montague, c b, Capt £ N Peters; Lieuts, J 
 Gore Booth, J T Buckuill, Gordon. 
 
 60th (Kinrr's Royal Rifle Corps)— 1st Batt— Ccfer et Awlax— 
 "Roleia," " Vimiera," "Martinique," "Talavera," "Fuentes d'Onor." 
 "Albuhera." " Ciudad Re Vigo," "^adajoz," "Salamanca," "Vittoria," 
 "Pyrenees," "Nivelle." "Nive." "Orthes," " Toulouse," "Peninsula," 
 "Punjaub," "Mooltan," " Goojerat," ••Dtllii," "Taku Forts," " Pekin." 
 Co/ Hen Vise Velville, o c b; Lieut Col Chas A B Gordon; Majors, Hen 
 Fra Williams, R J K Robertson ; Cnpts, Jas D Dundas, Fra V Northey, Geo 
 C Kelly, Wm J E Poole, W L K Ogilvy, John Owen Young, John G Cros- 
 bie, Nesbit W Wallace, Ellia Houlton Ward, Clias M Calderon, Redvers H 
 Bulier; Lieuts, George T Whitaker, Rich C Robinson, Fra Hen Baillie, 
 Frederick C B Coulson, Edmond Lomax Fraser, Henry A F F Coventry, 
 A F H Mifchell-Innes, Robt Oadock 1 )avie8, Jas N Blackwood Price, F J 
 A. Wood, Hen S Marsham, Adj, J Aubrey Williams, Hon Keith Tumour, 
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 Horace Walpole. Nicholas K do U Fonwkk, Walter Hen Ho^becb, Hen 
 I^wth Fanner, liubt Henlev ; /'iwmttttr Kobt C Streatlcild ; In$l Mu$k 
 F H Haillie; Qunr Montr. So\\n Toole; Suryton Kwd W Young, M v\ Aut 
 Burg Wm 8 Oliver, m d. Green — feeing scarlet. 
 
 87tli (Royal Iriuli Fusileers.) " Mont*; Video," " Talavera." 
 An Kaglu, with a Wreath of laurel above the Harp in addition to the 
 Flame of the Prince of Walen, in coaimeinoration ot their distinguished 
 Hervictts on various occasions, and particularly at the battles of " Uarrwa," 
 "Tarifa." Vittoiia," "NivHIe," "Ortlies," Toulouse," "Peninsula," 
 ** A va.'' Col Sir Hasting Uovie, k c, m o, Lieut Gen ; Lieut Col N Steven^ 
 son ; Majors, J W Ueasley, \f R Steveni«on ; Cnptf, F M Todd, G Cox, H 
 C Grant, W W Taylor, F G Vardon, E H Swainson, F U Dashwood, K C 
 Campbell, J M T kngland, W li Wilson; LieuU, J O Leathbitter, J h 
 Holiest, C W Wildnian, H Gardner, G C O O.urtney, E C M*rtin, J L 
 Stevenson, H E Adams, A R Purvis, H IC Terry, H llaseburgh, T David- 
 son, M Singleton, W Humphries, T ('ariienter, 11 (] llennell, II C Deimy; 
 Pay M(tt, John Connors; Ur Mat, W J VVoudruffe; Surg, F Douglas, Mi>; 
 Attt Surg, G B Sanders. Red— facing blue. 
 
 THE NAVY. 
 
 Commander in- Chief of the North American and Went India Station, 
 His Excellenry, Vice Admiral Edward Gcnnys Fanaliawe, c.b. 
 Flag Lieutenant, Arthur 1). Fatishawe. 
 Secretary, Frederick Pcnfold. 
 
 Clerks to Secretary, Geo E. Maroon, Wm J.Olivcr, Laurence Ste^rart. 
 A»st. Patfmcster, U. 8t. J. Wickhaiu. 
 
 Officers of H. M. ITaval Yard, Halifax. 
 
 Naval and Victualling Storekeefyer and Accountant, Benjamin Stokea. 
 Clerks, A. J. B. Duckham, Thos 8. Vealo, Charles Stabbing. 
 
 H. M. Ships on the North Amerioan and West India. Station. 
 8. denotes Screw — P. Paddle Wheel, nn y^r 
 
 Aboukir, 24. S. Ship. 3091 tons. 400 H. P. Recv Ship, Ja- 
 maica. Capt Algernon F. R. de Horsey, Commodore of the 2nd class; 
 8cc'y, Chas R. Drew; Lieiits, John S. Eaton, Albert J. O'Rorke. 
 
 Danab, 6. S. Ship. 1287 tons .360 H. P. Capt. William S. 
 Brown ; Lieu ts, Geo W. Osmond, Patrick A. Black, Francis W. CobI). 
 
 Fly, 4. Doublo S. Composite Gun-vessel. 464 tons. 120 H. P. 
 Commander Thos T. Phillips; Lieut Geo 8. Smith. 
 
 Irresistible, 4. S. Ship. 2642 tons. 146! H. P. 
 
 NiODiL 5. S. Sloop. 1083 tons. 300 H. Jf. Commander, Sir 
 Lambton Loraiue, Bart.; Lieuis Jas A. Boxer, Geo A. Gitfard. 
 
 Plpvbb, 3. Doubh S, Gun-vessel. 663 tons. 160 U. P. Com- 
 mander, Henry N. Hippisley; Lieut, Francis E. Wilmot. 
 
 President, 17. iJrill Ship for Royal Naval Reserve. 15?V tons. 
 Commander, John B. Scotf. 
 
 Royal Alfred, 18. S. Ship. Armow-Plated. 4068 tons. 800 
 H.P, Flag Ship. Captain, H. F. Nicholson ; Commander, Seymour 
 Curtis ; Licnts, G. W. Hand, Fred C Law, M. J. Harrison, R. J. For 
 tcscne, A. Kmgscote, Grcorge K. C. Eyres, John Hicks; Staff-Comm, 
 J. G. Dathan ; Bt.-Maj Mar Art, Chas Jollift'e ; Lieut Mar Art, Wm 
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 MeMhein, b.a. ; StafT-Sargcon, Wm Gordon, m.d. ; Paym, Thomas C. 
 Thomas ; Chief Engineer, Joseph H. Ellis ; Naval lost, Wro T. Little- 
 Johns ; Sub-Lieats, John O. F. Kerr, W. S. Goodridge, Cecil H Whish, 
 Chas A. Forlong, Chas G. Robinson, Edward H. Arden, Alex M. 
 Cramsie, Stephmi H. Thonapson ; Nav Sub-Lients, Charles Webi», 
 Chas E. Drake, Duncan A. Kichmond ; Asst Surgs, Richard S. P. 
 Griffiths Samuel H. Browne ; Asst Payms. Bartholomew S. Tobin, 
 Reginald C. Hodder, Geo F. Brawn ; Engineers, Edwd Ramsay, An- 
 drew Leitch, (act), Edwin W. Bouttop, Robt Goodwin, Chas Law- 
 rence, Chas Salmon. ■ 
 
 SiRiDS, 6. P. Sloop. 1368 tons. 350 H. P. Capt, David Mil- f 
 ter ; Lieuts, Wm H. M. Molyneaz, Robt N. Hamond. Edward G. F. 
 Law. 
 
 Sphinx, 5. P. Sloop. 1061 tons. 500 H. P. Capt. Henry B. 
 Phillimore; Lients, Edwin Hotham, Reginald A. Brock. 
 
 Swallow, 3. Double S. Gun-veasd. 664 tons. 160 H. P. Com- 
 mander, Wm G. Silveriock ; Lieut, Francis H. Keyser. 
 
 MiNiSTRBL. 60 H. P. Lieut and Com Wm Panons. 
 
 DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA. 
 
 Commander-tn- Chief, His Excellency theRt. Hon. Lord DuFrsRiN, 
 K. P., K. C. B., Governor General. 
 
 ProTlnce of If ot» Sc«tts, Ifintli Milltarjr Dlstrlet. 
 
 Head Quartern, Halifax. 
 
 The Province of Nova Scotia is divided into 19 Regimental Divi- 
 sions, comprised within three Brigade Divisions — the boundaries of 
 such Regimental Divisions are identical with the Electoral Divisions 
 into which the Province is divided, with the following exception, viz : 
 the city of Halifax and county of Halifax, each to form one Regimental 
 Division. 
 
 First Brigade Division. 
 Consists of the Regimental Division of the city of Halifttx and 
 counties of Halifax, Hants, Colchester, Cumberland, Piclou, Antigonish 
 and Guysborough. 
 
 Brigade Major, Colonel John Winbum Laurie, Lt.-Col. H. M. Army. 
 
 Head Quarters, Halifax. 
 
 Second Brigade Dirision. 
 Consists of the Regimental Divisions of Kings, Annapolis, Digby, 
 Yarmouth, Shelburne and Lunenburgh. 
 
 Brigade Major, Lt. Col. Thos Milsom, N. S. M. 
 Head Quarters, Halifax. 
 
 Third Brigade Division. 
 Consists of the Regimental Divisions of Inverness, Victoria, Rich- 
 mond and Cape Breton. 
 
 Brigade Major. Lt Col C. Crewe Read, N.S.M. 
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 SHIP CHANDLERY; 
 
 Bar and Bolt Iron, Copper Bars, Muntz Metal Bars and 
 
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 NETS, LINES, TWINES AND FISHING ^PLEMENTS, 
 
 White Lead, Paints and Linseed Oil, 
 
 GEORGE ST. AND BEDFORD ROW, 
 
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 POST OFHGE ADDRESS, D. R. W. CO.. 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF CORDAGE ft OAKUM. 
 
 MANAGER, JOHN F. STAIRS, of the firm of Wm. 
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 56 WATER STREET, 
 
 CHAKLES W. WATTBRg, 
 
 ST. JOHN, N. B. 
 
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 From St. Jolin and Outports, for Europe, West Indies, 
 
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 PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PURCHASE AND 
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 do. T. C. KINNEAR & CO., West India Goods: . do. 
 Hon. JAS. COCHRAN, Commission do.^ 
 
 JOHN TAYLOR, Esij., West India Goods do. 
 
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 IkLEssuft. DANA BROTHERS, Commission Boston. 
 
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 HEAD OFFICE. HAMILTON, ONTARIO. 
 
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 EXAMPLES. 
 
 I.— The holder of a policy for $4000 of 11 va yrara' standing, comnraclng at ag« 
 30, received as his share $13G.(>4 ; not only paying hiii year's premium, amounting 
 to $89.20, but leaviag him a surplus in awh uf $47.44, or abcMit 53 per e«nt. over 
 and above a full years payment. 
 
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 miiim to the extent of 940.05. Thut. — From hh annual premium, $111.50, the 
 de<luction was $40.05, reducing bis payment to $71.45, or two-thirds his original 
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 IIT. — A bonus has been added to all Wbole Life Policies, whose holders take thair 
 profits in this mode, at the rate of $25 par $1000 for evary year the Policy has run 
 since last division, in addition to all prerlously declared bonusea. Thus tha ad- 
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 1856, \ f $125.00 
 
 1807, f \ 100. 00 
 
 1868, V U,— for aaeh $1000, J 75. 09 
 
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 1870, / ( 25w0a 
 
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 charged by the Canada Life, giving a present and continued assuranct! larger in 
 amount for a given premium than other offices. 
 
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 l'kl":MIUM , in other wordu, these policv-holders will not only have NOTHING 
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 Adrertieeraente 
 
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 Attomiea and Barriatera 82 
 
 Acadia College, WolfVille 143 
 
 Alumni 143 
 
 Agrieulture, Board of 133 
 
 Anny 190 
 
 Auditora Offlr«« 132 
 
 Uarriatera nnd Altorniea 82 
 
 Society 81 
 
 Baptiat Conyentfon N. S. and N. B. . 143 
 
 Miniatera I4'J 
 
 Bonn! Fureii(n Mlaninna .... 143 
 
 Miiiiatfrinl Ed. Koartl 143 
 
 ConftM«np«, Free 143 
 
 Biltle Soci.^ty IfllS 
 
 Book and Triut Sociuty ir>2 
 
 Bunevolunt liiHtitutioua 1UI-1*'>A 
 
 Building SDciuttna ir<2 
 
 Britiali Columbia, Proviuce of: Lt. 
 (lovenior, Executive Couneil and 
 
 Legialative Aavouilily 1S4 
 
 Banka— ilniiraz Banking Co 148 
 
 Bank of Noya tkotia 148 
 
 Britlah North America 148 
 
 Union Bank of Halifax 148 
 
 MtTchanta' Rank 148 
 
 Poonle'a Bank of Halifax. . . 148 
 
 Bauk uf Yarmouth 149 
 
 Coin Bank of Windaor 149 
 
 EzchanKe Bank of Yarin'uthl49 
 
 Of LI v«r|ioo), 149 
 
 Of Montreal 149 
 
 Dominion Snyinga' Bank ... 149 
 
 Chamber ofComimsrcp, Halifax IM 
 
 Chrialian Aaaociatiuii 1R2 
 
 ChroDological Cyclea 40 
 
 Calendar I'agea M-77 
 
 County Treaanrera 87 
 
 Court*— Supreme 81 
 
 KiTor 81 
 
 MarritHM and Divorce 81 
 
 Vi<;o Ailmiralty 41 
 
 Clerka of Peace 87 
 
 Clorgy— BiiptiKt 142 
 
 Cliur.'i of Knjiliilld IIW 
 
 Cimrch of Scotland 140 
 
 C(''i^rre;;aUunnl 143 
 
 pj (tibyterian 140 
 
 IlomAn Catholic 144 
 
 Wealeyan 146 
 
 Colonial Church Society 139 
 
 Cororve.ra 88 
 
 CommisaiouerH for Relief of Insolvent 
 
 Debtora 99 
 
 Commerciiil Department 148 
 
 CouHuls, &f 171 
 
 Corporation, City of HalifKx 187 
 
 Crown Lan<l Department 133 
 
 Cuntotlea Kotulorum 87 
 
 CustomH Department 100 
 
 Dalhouaie College aud Univeralty. . .137 
 
 Diucerian Church Society i;59 
 
 Dartmouth, Town of. 189 
 
 Pag« 
 
 DeedM, RAglatran of. 87 
 
 Dominion Ofticera i:t2 
 
 Dominion uf Canada— (toy. General. 17.' 
 Priyy Council. 172 
 
 •enaU IT.'t 
 
 lI.ofComniofnal74 
 
 Rmber Day* 49 
 
 Kelinaea 60 
 
 Keclnaiaatlral Department 138 
 
 Kducatioual Department: 
 
 Council of ruhlic Inatructlon. . . 134 
 Superintendent of Kducation. . . 134 
 
 Iliaminera for Province I."*! 
 
 Deputy Kxnminera i;<l 
 
 Ina{>ect(>r8 of Bchoola I.'M 
 
 t'onimiaalonera of Hchoola. .134-1.'(7 
 
 Rxplanttory M 
 
 KeuMla, Moviihlo. Ac f*! 
 
 Karuier'a Calendar (M-77 
 
 FiMliurlea, OverHoora of Ill 
 
 Fire Department 189 
 
 Fire Inaurance Com|>aniea ino 
 
 Inland Revenue Dvitartmunt 110 
 
 Inaane, I'rov. Hoapltal for 132 
 
 Inaolvent Debtora, Com. for Olrlng 
 
 Relief to 99 
 
 Inaurance Companiea and Agenciea.149 
 
 Judges of Supreme Court 81 
 
 Probate dti 
 
 Juaticea of the Peace 89-99 
 
 Klng'a College, Windsor l.'JS 
 
 AlnmnioT l.'to 
 
 Lift; Insurano* CompaniM ir>7 
 
 Light HoOMn ; 112 
 
 Lloyd a Agenta 147 
 
 Lutheran Mluiatera 139 
 
 Manitoba, Province of: Lt. Governor, 
 Kxecuttve and LegiHlative Couu- 
 cila, and Legialative Aaaembly,.. . .183 
 Marine and FiaherlAa I>«partment. .111 
 
 Marine Inaurance Companiea 149 
 
 Masonic li>rt 
 
 Militia Department 11i2 
 
 Mines and Minerals Departmunt.- . .1'12 
 
 Mercantile Companies l.'>1 
 
 Movaldu FenntH, &c .Il 
 
 National and Benevolent Societies . . HU 
 
 Navy, The lUl 
 
 New UruUKwick, Province of: Lieut, 
 (rovornor, Kxecudvo and Legiflla- 
 tive Councils, and Legislativa As- 
 sembly 179 
 
 Newfoundland, Province of; Lieut. 
 Governor, Kxeoulive & Legislative 
 Councils, k Legislative Assembly. 186 
 Nova Scotia, Province of: Lieut. - 
 Governor, Executive & Legislative 
 Councils, & Legislative Assembly 17H 
 
 Odd Follows 171 
 
 Ontivrio, Provincn of: Lieut.-Gov., 
 Executive Council and Legislative 
 
 Assembly l.«!2 
 
 Orange Lodjje, Grand 170 
 
 Paymaatcr'a Office 132 
 
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 Morning and Evening 49 
 
 Post Office Department : 
 
 Oeneral Post OflBce, Halifax 120 
 
 Pott Oificea in Nova Scotia 121 
 
 Way Office! in Nova Sootia. 102-122 
 
 Letter Ratea 125 
 
 Mail matter exempt fVom PoKt'ge 125 
 
 Kegiitration of Letters 125 
 
 Parcel Pott 125 
 
 Pattern and Sample Pott 125 
 
 Newspaper Pott 127 
 
 Canadian BoolcPost 127 
 
 Britith Book Post 127 
 
 French Book Post 127 
 
 Table of Foreign Postages 129 
 
 Ship Letters 129 
 
 Table of Rates of Postage 131 
 
 Mon<>y Order Branch 110 
 
 Presbyterian C >llege, Haliflu 141 
 
 Presbyterian Ministers L. Provinces. 140 
 
 Probate, Judges 86 
 
 *^ Registrars 86 
 
 Prince Edward Island, Province of: 
 Lieut. -Governor, Kxecutive and 
 Legislative Councils, and Legisla- 
 tive Aiisembly^ 184 
 
 Provincial Government OSicers. 132 
 
 Prothonotaries > 80 
 
 Quebec. Province of: Lieut. -Gover- 
 nor, Executive and Legislative 
 Councils, & Legislative Assembly. 180 
 
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 Railways, Coaches and Steamers. ... 157 
 
 Registiars of Probate 86 
 
 Re^istrurs of Deeds 87 
 
 Rogation Days 49 
 
 Roval Family of Great Britoin 172 
 
 Religious and Benevolent Societies. . 161 
 
 Seasons, Len;^th of. 50 
 
 Sessions, Sittings of. 87 
 
 St. Mary's College. Halifiu 144 
 
 St. Francis Xavier's College, Antigo- 
 
 nish 146 
 
 Societies, National, Religious and Be- 
 nevolent 161 
 
 Signals, at CiUdel Hill 154 
 
 Signals, Merchants' PrivaU 156 
 
 Sherifft 80 
 
 Supreme Court, Sittings of. . . , 86 
 
 Tarilf The 102-110 
 
 Tide Table 78 
 
 Temperance : 
 
 Sons of. 169 
 
 British Templars 170 
 
 I. O. Good Templars . . .170 
 
 Viee Admiralty Court 81 
 
 Windsor and Annapolis Hai'— ay 158 
 
 Wesleyan College, SackvUle 147 
 
 Academy, •* 147 
 
 College Alumni 147 
 
 Methodist Ministers. ..... 145 
 
 2odiac, Signaof 49 
 
 CONNOLLY & KELLY, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S, 
 
 Bookdealers & Stationei^s, 
 
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 Services, Gift and Toy TJooks, Catbolie Prayer Books in all styles of 
 Binding, Blank Books in stock and n)ade to order. 
 
 AtMO—The Scb^el JBoolea preaeribrd by <A« Cottucil of Public 
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 Togetbcr with a variety of Faniy Wares and Smtkll Goods generally 
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 W. MYERS GRAY, 
 
 Solicitor and Notary Public, 
 
 HOIJSE ID mm MM, 
 
 139 HolUs Street [City No. 145]. 
 
 REAL ESTATE Sold and Let, Re"t-. and Debts Collected. 
 
 Prompt Returns made. 
 
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 No, 139 (City No. 145) HOLLIS STREET. 
 
 tock, ^ill anil €x€kang^ ^roktr, 
 
 i General Agent for Nova Sootla for the Sale of the 
 
 NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY 7-30 GOLD BONDS. 
 
 These Bonds arc payable in Gold, principal and interest, and are 
 secured by a First Mortgage on the Road and its equipments, besides 
 500 acres of Land to secure each Si 000, are sold at pur U. S. currency, 
 which with gold at 15 per cent in'cmium, will pay over 8 per cent for 
 money invested. 
 
 FOR SALE BY 
 
 JAY, COOKE & CO. 
 
 NEW YORK, 
 
 AND 
 
 W. MYERS GRAY, Broker, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
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 R. T. MUIU & CO., Bookscllera & Stationers, 125 Granville St., Halifax. 
 
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 Violins, Flutes, Concertinas, Strings and Fittings, Musical 
 
 Merchandize of every description, the.Newest English 
 
 and Foreign Music. 
 
 GENERAL AGENT 
 
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 98 Granville St., Halifax. 
 
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 Teas, Crushed Sugar, Rice, Starch, Soap, Spices. 
 
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 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 Page 
 
 Acadia Coal Company 218, 219 
 
 Allison, Fred, life assurance 17 
 
 Anderson, C. & W., grooerieH 43 
 
 Amierbon, James, moats, &c 34 
 
 Anderson & Kedey, earth closets 207 
 
 Andrews, K. K., lite assurance 21 
 
 Archibald, P. P., country market. ... 46 
 Varnstead, Chas & Sons, leather, &C.211 
 
 Barron, Walter & Co., clothiers 224 
 
 Baxter Bros., furi.iture store 13 
 
 Belcher, Joseph S., cuin. merchant. . 23 
 
 Bishop & Evans, marble vorks 221 
 
 Bennet Bros., com. meroltauts 41 
 
 Bennett, J. B., jeweller 22 
 
 Bliss, A. A., boots and shoes 6 
 
 Boreham. E., bouts and shoes, &c.. . 26 
 
 r iand. A., dry goods 47 
 
 Brehm, K. A. & Co., family soaps. . 226 
 
 •» » ) band pages. 
 
 Brown, M. S. k Co., jewelry, &c 31 
 
 Brown, £. K., ironmodgery, etc ... 36 
 
 Buckley, M. A., stationery, etc 4 
 
 Campbell, Kobert, tannery 226 
 
 Cecconi, Thomas, carver and gilder. . 235 
 
 Chaloner, J., drugs 8c mediciuea 206 
 
 Chipman Brothers, hardware 14 
 
 Chipman, Mutch & Co. produ'e agt8.238 
 CliishoUu, Alei., carriages, sleighs.. . 30 
 ChiHholm, Danl., trunks & harness. 36 
 
 Clark, P. G. & Co., dry goods 217 
 
 Co.^jwell, A. C, dentist 231 
 
 Cogswell, Kobt. H., watchmaker, etc.228 
 
 Cooke, Chaa. J., fancy goods 243 
 
 Connolly & Kelly, books, etc ISUi 
 
 Conroy, R., drv goods : 222 
 
 Crowe, William, sewing machines . . 7 
 Daniel & Boyd, St. John, dry goods. 15 
 Davidson, J. H. & Co., dry goods. . .220 
 
 Davidson, G., china, glass, etc 27 
 
 Delaney, W. C., dentist 19 
 
 DeWolf, T.A.S. & Son., com. D.erch.239 
 
 Duggan, James, auctioneer, etc 47 
 
 Eagar, M. F., (irugs, etc 237 
 
 do. do. calendar pages. 
 
 Elliot, J. B. & Co., dry goods 53 
 
 Evans Brothers, dry goods 9 
 
 Everett Brothers, hats, etc 21, 223 
 
 For ihara, Arthur, leather and shoe 
 
 findings 66, 69, 73, 208 
 
 Fortune, J., dry goods 32 
 
 Fraser, Geo., cattle food 8, 202 
 
 Eraser & McKay, hope iron works. . 32 
 Fraser, lloynolds & Co., hardware. . 2 
 
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 Fraser & Son, pianoforte manuf.. . . 44 
 Fraser, Wm. & Sons., iron ibundry-.228 
 Fuller, H. H. & Co., hardware 3 
 
 do. do. right side of pages. 
 
 Gordon & Keith, furniture 14 
 
 Go^8ip, Wm., books, stationery, etc. .230 
 
 Grant, Peter & Co., dry goods 23 
 
 Gray, S. H., barrister-at-law 26 
 
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 do. stock-bruker 199 
 
 Hai;arty, J. P., music, etc 200 
 
 Halls, G. W., Bhin broker, etc. 67, 61, 77 
 Hamiltuu, U. C. « Co., merchants.. . 42 
 
 Il.iuiiltun, L., groceiies, etc 230 
 
 Harris, H., nurrery 234 
 
 Hayden, P., dry goods 12 
 
 Uealy, Wliitmun & Co., grocers 209 
 
 Hetternan, W. E., furniture 4 
 
 Henry & Daly, insurance 8 
 
 Hepv ortb, C. H. dnig store 19 
 
 Uerbin, Juhn, watdunaker & jewel- 
 ler 225 
 
 Hillt, James C., oabhietmaker 18 
 
 Howard, E & Co., tailors, clothiers. .241 
 
 Howard, S. & Sou, dry gotMls 244 
 
 Uoulett, L. & Co.. dry goods 36 
 
 Hoyt, Jesse, Acadia coal comp'y.. .218-9 
 
 Jennett, J. It. & Co., china, etc 33 
 
 Jordan & Co., dry goods 240 
 
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 Keith, A. & Son, brewery 212 
 
 Kent, Geo. A., boots and shoes.. . .25, 80 
 
 Knapen, O. J., stencil cutter 28 
 
 Knight. Wm. F., saddlery, etc 232 
 
 Laurilliard, H. G., tailor 233 
 
 Lawlor, J. D., sewing machines 10 
 
 LeBlanc, J. b. & Bro., dry goods. . . 30 
 
 Lordly & Stimpsou, groceries 24 
 
 Magee, D. & Co., hats, caps, furs.. . .204 
 iUacDonald & Co., brass- founders.. .242 
 MacKinlay, A. & W., booksellers, etc.214 
 
 Mahon, J . C, dry goods 233 
 
 Margeson, li. C. & Co., medicine.. . .213 
 Marling, J. W., Canada life insur. . . .196 
 
 Martin & Co., dry goods 48 
 
 Mit;regor, J. & li., tannery 227 
 
 McNichol & Sun, clothing, etc 206 
 
 Moiiaghan, P., estate agent 209 
 
 Muir, K. T. & Co., booksellers | top 
 
 and stationers J of pages 
 
 Munnis, J. K., clothier 38 
 
 Munro & Sutherland, dry goods. . . .242 
 
 Nalder, Edward, electro-plater 227 
 
 New comb & Lambert, cabmet-makrs 34 
 
 Noble, K. G., com. merch 6 
 
 Nova Scotia Printing Company. .52, 211 
 
 O Connor &, Casey, paper stock 9 
 
 Ormston, G. D., junk dealer 210 
 
 Parks, Wm. & Son, cotton warp 20 
 
 Peiler, Sichel & Co., pianos, etc. 55, 59, 
 
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 Pickford, Kobt., ship chandler, etc. . U 
 
 I'hilp, John H , hats, caps, etc 4 
 
 Reily & Davidson, plumbers, etc. . . .236 
 
 Kobtrtson, Wm., liardware 40 
 
 Kobson, C. & Co., dry goods . . 35, 229 
 
 liomans, & Co.. dry ;;oo(Is 235 
 
 lloss, W G., wati'liniakcr 216 
 
 Kiiggles & !!«alterio, cliina, glass, etc. 24 
 
 Saunders, Alfred, seedsman, etc 232 
 
 Schwartz, H. A. tinsmith, etc 30 
 
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 Ipencer, IT. li., int^dical warehouse. .205 
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 Starr, David & Sunn, hardwars 79 
 
 Starrs & McXiitt, hardwnrs 37 
 
 Stephen, A & Son, furniture, etc. ... R 
 Stayner, E. (1 & C, «om inerch'a. . .22:) 
 Sutcliffe, E. W., tean & coffee-s. . .46, 204 
 
 Taylor, fJeo., N. S. Railway 10 
 
 Taylor, II. A., druys & inedicineB. . . 18 
 
 Taylor & McLan/hlan. tobacco 39 
 
 ThoniHon, Abbott & Co., merchants. 44 
 Tully, H. C, com. merchant 238 
 
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 Vanx & Co., com. merchants 200 
 
 Vinecove, K. h J., painters 214 
 
 Watters & McLaiichlan, ship brolter8l94 
 
 Watson & Myers, gasHtters, etc 224 
 
 West, W. E. & Co., com. roerchantg. 19.5 
 
 Wetmore, li. & J., carvers, &c 222 
 
 Whytal, W. & Co., leather store 29 
 
 Williams, Geo. H., boot & shoe store. 40 
 
 Wirell, N., auctioneer, etc 28 
 
 Wilson, J. E., foundry agency 215 
 
 Wilson, Wra., hats, caps, etc 2iO 
 
 WoJrich, J. U., chemist & druggist. 203 
 
 NORTH BRITISH OATTLE FOOD COMPM'S 
 
 NUTRITIOUS CONDIMENT 
 
 FOE 
 
 Horses and Cattle. 
 
 COLD PRIZE MEDAL 
 
 Awarded, Loxdon Exhibition, 1862. 
 
 At the Exhiliition of British and Foreign Manufactures, held in the 
 Crystal Palace, London, 1862, the Nutritious Condiment was awarded 
 the Prize Gold Medal for genuineness and utility. 
 
 It will coax the most impaired appetite. 
 
 It renders coarse provender rich and palatable. 
 
 Horses fed on this Condiment for a short period of the year receive 
 as much l>encfit as if they had been out to grass for a season. 
 
 The Nutritious Condiment is composed of pure herbs and roots, 
 grown for their fattening properties and health giving qualities. 
 
 By using it, a saving of twenty per cent is effected in the cost of feed- 
 ing, and the animals are in better condition. 
 
 It is not only the best but the cheapest Condiment for cattle in exist- 
 ence, being just half the price of any at present in the market. 
 
 Sold in Bags at $1.25, $2.50, $4.25, and $8. 
 
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 for Fannur^, Fieherraen and the public in general, 
 
 IKrOOIiRICH 
 
 again takes his usual place in this well compiled work, in order to ad* 
 vcrtise his business in general, but more especially to call the attention 
 of Nova Scotians, &c., to the following list of 
 
 many of which have stood the test of time and use for the i>ast thirteen 
 years — and are each day becoming better and more favorably known. 
 
 DR. RIDGE'S FOOD 
 
 Is acknowledged all over Europe and this Continent to be the ONLY 
 suitable Food for INFANTS and INVALIDS. 
 
 WOOLRIOH'S AEABIAN SPICE, 
 
 (The original article of its kind,) extensively used and approved of in 
 Nova Scotia and the United States of America, for preserving good 
 health and prime condition in 
 
 Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs and Poultry, &c. 
 
 Rememher it is a highly concentrated preparation, not made up in 
 bulk with Sh>rt» or Coinmeal, and THE DOSE IS ONE 
 
 Tal)lespoonful (not three or four), consequently it is at least from 50 
 to 75 per cent cheaper than any article ol the kind. CPlea.se bear this 
 in mind.) 
 
 WOOLRICK'S PICK-ME-UP BITTERS 
 
 Are a Tonic of true merit, and will cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss 
 of Appetite, Heartburn, and Gloominess of Mind. 
 
 VNCLE JOHN'S PILLS 
 
 Should be in every house, as they are the best family medicine in use* 
 (They work like a eharrn.) 
 
 WOOLRICH'S BLOOD PURIFIER, 
 
 Of known composition, will cleanse the Blood from all impurities, re- 
 moving Blotches, Pimples, Boils, Scrofula, and all diseases of the skin, 
 &c. 
 
 WOOLRICH, CHEMIST, 
 
 N. B,— Everything Purchased at this Establishment is War- 
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 For Restoring to Grey Bair its Natnral Vitality and Color. 
 
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 serving the hair. It soon restores faded or grey hair to its original color, 
 with the gloss and freshness of youth. Thi.i hair is thickened, falling 
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 Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or the 
 glands atrophied and decayed ; but such as remain can be saved by this 
 application, and stimulated into activity, so that a new growth of hair 
 is produced. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sediment, it will 
 keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair 
 from turning grey or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. 
 The restoration of vitality it gives to the scalp arrests and prevents the 
 formation of dandruff, which is often so uncleanly and offensive. Free 
 from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dan- 
 gerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not 
 harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can 
 be found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil 
 white caml)ric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving a rich, glossy 
 lustre, and a grateful perfume. 
 
 Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER & CO. 
 
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 L(^WELL» MASS. 
 
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 ST. JOHN, isr. 13. 
 
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 rejecting all oflicrti. 
 
 Visitors to St. John are invited to call at our place of 
 business ; the fountain and trout arc well worth seeing. 
 
 JAMES M'NICHOL & SON, 
 
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 Their use has been highly rocomniendod hv leadinfj physicians in Europe 
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 Useful to Agriculturalists as a means of producing a Fertilizer, the value 
 of which is annually worth the cost of a Machine. 
 
 No CHEMICALS are required. Coal ashes can be used equally as well as 
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 They are well adapted for Hotels, Factories, Stores, Private Offices, 
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 PRICE LIST —Black Walnut, $37.00; Oak, Black Walnut 
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 $27 00; Pine, without Child's or Dust Slides, $25.00; "The 
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 A GOOD SUITLT OF 
 
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 Leyaiit Goat, Levant Seal, English Kip, Rutts, Roans, 
 
 Skivers, Linen, Linings, Buff, Splits, Pebble 
 
 Grain, Patent Cow and Enamel. 
 
 ALIO. 
 
 SHOEMAKERS' KIT OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 
 
 ^reittltj ^ stifskht, M^em]|j Wroni% 
 
 FRENCH CALF, PATENT, & ENGLISH FITTED UPPERS, 
 
 Men's and Women's. 
 
 HacMne Silt, HacMne Twist, HacMne Needles, 
 
 Marshairs Thread and McKay Machines, 
 
 NE\mRUNSWICK NAILS, LASTS, PEGS, ftc. 
 
 Orders from the Country solicited and filled 
 with promptitude and despatch. 
 
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 STOCKS OF ALL KINDS, 
 
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 tates, will he attended to at this Ajjenoy. Attention will also \m given 
 to the inclling hy auction of lioul Estate and Siocks, aUo ot Lihrarics 
 and Furniture at pR\'ate iiesidcnces. 
 
 Commissions from the Country solicited. 
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 WILLIAM WILSON, 
 
 Iiiiport<>r and l>4'nl4'r in IIiiIm, C'apw, I<a<ll«>n* FiirM, 
 Ij4'ath4^r Hat Can^M, TriiiikM< Valim's, TraTolliug IIukm, 
 Buffhio Rob<'M, 1Jiiil»r4>llaM, <>(c., Mh(»l4'Nnlc aii«l retail. 
 
 Opposite Ilfr Majesty's Ordnance, ami one door North Army and Navy Depdt, 
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 OAKUM, JUNK, CANVAS, MANILLA ROPE, 
 ^ PAPER STOCK, 
 
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 ANCHORS AND CHAINS. 
 
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 PRINTING COiViPANY, 
 
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 Books, Reports, Law Blanks, Cards, Biff Heads, Posters, 
 
 - AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF 
 
 PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING 
 
 JSXECVTEJ) IN FIRST CLASS STYLE, 
 
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 Gravel, Stone in the Bladder, Dropsy, 
 and all Diseases of the Kidneys. 
 
 DIRECTIONS. — One wineglassful iu as much water, 
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 In all ordinary cases one bottle is sufficient, except for a 
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 The Proprietors can highly recommend this medicine, as 
 it has been the means of curing over 200 persons before 
 placing it on sale, where it now can be had for $1,50 per 
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 R. C. MARGESON ft CO. 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 OBRTITICATES. 
 
 Mr. R. C. Margeson, — 
 
 Dear Sir :— Feeliof; it my dutj to express tny eratitude for the efficacy 
 of your valuable Medicine as a sure and safe euro u>r the Gravel and Stone 
 iu the Bladder, I do not hesitate to recommend it to all who may be afflicted 
 with the same distressing complaiut. I suffered for four years, and spent a 
 great deal of money. After hearing of your Medicine I was induced to try 
 it. I took four bottles, and the result was that I passed some dozens of 
 stonas, small and large, and in four weeks was well, and continue to be so. 
 You arc at liberty to use this in any ndvsrtisement you see fit. 
 
 JAMES DOTLE, 
 
 litd/md, Ilali/am Co., N.S. 
 
 Mr. R. C. Margesok, — 
 
 Dear Sir: — Permit me to contribute my meed of praise for your valuable 
 Medicine as a cure for the (jravel. I only used one bottle, and in less than 
 one week I was perfectly cured of that most distressing complaint. I snail 
 feel great pleasure in forwarding the merits of your medicine to any I may 
 meet who are troubled with the same complaint. You are at liberty to 
 insert the above in any advertisement you see proper. 
 
 WM. JOHNS, Kncineer, 
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 BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, AND PRAYER BOOKS. 
 
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 SCHOOL BOOKS 
 
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 Sole Agent in Nova Scotia for 
 CARTER'S CELEBRATED INK. 
 
 Gilt Moultling for Room Borders, and 
 Hooks for Picture Hangings, 
 
 R. & J. lTvinecove, 
 
 PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS, 
 
 PAPER HANGERS & DECORATERS, &c. 
 ^n^ti^, Snnch 4 American gnper '§HnQmqn, 
 
 '■ Borflsrs, Ceiling aufl Panel Decorations. 
 
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 "Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 
 
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 MILL WORK 11 MIH PIPS. 
 
 Keeps always on hand a large assortment of Coal and Wood 
 
 STOVEy, ibr Cooking, Hall, Parlor, liedroom, Store, 
 
 Bar-room, Ships' Cabins ; 
 
 Cabooses, Hollow-ware, Soap Stoneware, Kitchen Furnish- 
 
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 inevged Pump, for House, Garden and Vessels, and 
 
 especially adapted for Mines. 
 
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 |lol)a (Scotia ©oD) Webbing ^inga, 
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 MARBLE, GRANITE AND FREESTONE WORK, 
 
 In all its Brandies, on Die nust RiasoBal Teno. 
 
 Also Manufactured to order in first class style, 
 
 CHURCH FONTS, MURAL TABLETS, &o. 
 
 We have constantly on hand a good assortment of MAR- 
 BLE MANTLES, of our own make with Grates, Ac, to 
 suit, which we can sell cheap. 
 
 Purchasers will find it to their advantage to give us a 
 call before buying elsewhere. 
 
 Country orders punctually & personally attended to. 
 
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 Halifax, .7. S. 
 
 
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R. T. MCIR A CO.,Fapcr Rulers & Blank Book Munt/fnc'rii, 1^ GVantiTftf. 
 
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 DRY GOODS, 
 
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 large and well iselectetl Stock of New GoodH, at the Lowest 
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 R. ^ J. WETMORE, 
 
 CIRIW, GILDERS & PRINTSELLERS, 
 
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 104 (New No. 124) GRANVILLE STREET, 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 'IV. 
 
 EST-A.BX.IStIEID 184S- 
 
 Mantel, Pier, Swing-framed anci Hanging Glasses of all descriptions. 
 Framed Pictures, English, French, GernMn and Araeriean Chrorao- 
 lithographs and Engrarings, Photographic Views of Halifax and other 
 important places in the Dominion, ARTIST'S MATERIALS. 
 
 PICTURE FRAMES, richly ornamented, and Gilt. Plain Gilt, 
 Walnut, Uose and Gilt, Ovals, Oxfi)rd, Rustle and other Frames. 
 
 Ornamented and Plain Gilt, and Walnut Gilt WINDOW COR- 
 NICE8, Picture and Room Mouldings, Looking Glass Plates, Picturo 
 Glass, Gold Leaf, Picture Knobs & Cords ; Prints, Maps, &c., Mount- 
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 FLOUR, MEAL, BEEF, PORK, BUTTER, LARD, LEATHER, 
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 III*'^ <& IMeMatt WlnJi ^ Oils. 
 
 Wc give particular nttcntion to supplving Traders for either the 
 Eastiirii or Wcsturu Coast. Also, Labradortnen, Mackerel Cntchers, 
 &c., as we keep always on hand the best quality of American and Kng- 
 litih Lines, Twined, Hooks, &c. Also, Hemp and Manilla Cordage. 
 
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 lQ-3 ORANVILLE STREET, 
 
 Manufacturers and Importers of , ' 
 
 HATS AND CAPS, LADIES' FURS, 
 
 Trunks, Valises, and Bags, Hat Gases and Gloves, 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 
 
 Buyers will find oar Stodc is not excelled by any, for lownets of price 
 
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 WATSON & ITEBS, 
 
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 IMFORTEU OF AND DRALEIl IN ALL KINDS OF 
 
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 JEWELLERY. 
 
 OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, &c. 
 
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 McGregors' Tannery 
 
 NEW GLASGOW, N. S. 
 
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 .,, .PROPRIETORS. 
 
 IHanttfartttnrs of ^oU anir §^pp£r 
 
 LEATHEE. 
 
 EDWARD NALDER, 
 
 (Late of BirminghaiQ, EnglandO 
 
 OFFICE, 18 BEDFORD ROW, HALIFAX, N. S. 
 • Mi^ hm^^ of Worh pjnicd mid §ilt 
 
 REFERENCES :— 
 
 Mil. IlKSSLEiN, Halifax Hotol, JMu. JAMES Hunti:r, Brass Founder, 
 
 Mu. John Huntku, Brass Founder. Mu. PkeK8, Mansion House. 
 
 Fl^ICE T.IST. 
 
 PLATING : 
 
 Table Spoons from 83.00 per doz. 
 
 Table Forks " 3.00 
 
 Dessert Spoons " 2.00 " 
 
 Dessert Forks " 2.00 " 
 
 Teaspoons " 1.50 " 
 
 Cake Baskets '* 2.00 
 
 Cruet Frames " 1 .00 
 
 Other Articles in like luuportion. 
 
 GILDING : 
 
 Watch Cases from $2.00 
 
 Watch Chains from 1 .00 
 
 liockets, Brooches, Fins, etc., at moderate Prices. 
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 (SUCCESTOR TO Wm. CrAWFORD,) 
 
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 mUr/GAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, 
 
 175 Barrington Street, 
 
 (Opposite Grand Parade,) 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 Ilas constantly on hand an excellent assortment of Watches, 
 Chronoinotera, Clocks, Jewelry, Nautical Instruments, itc. 
 
 N. B. — Chronometers Repaired, Cleaned, and their Rates 
 ascertained bv Transit obs«...vations. 
 
 New Glasgow Iron Foundry, 
 
 WM. FRASER & SONS, Proprietors. 
 
 Dice on Provost St,, opposite Post Office, 
 
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 BUCKEYE MOWING MACHINES, 
 
 fflMHIffiSf r TOOLS, 
 
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^ R. T. MUIIl & CO., Booksellers & Stationers, 125 Granville St., Halifax. 
 
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 WILLIAM GOSSIP, 
 
 United Service Book and Stationery Warehoueef 
 
 Ma, {a3 aR^NlVCLUE STREET, HALIPAX, 
 
 Dealer In the f^llowlng^: 
 
 All College and School Books used in Nova Scotia; British, Dominion and 
 Foreign Literature; Scientific and Mechanical liooks; Weales' Series, do. 
 Handsomely bound Bibles; Church Services and Books of C»mnion Prayer, 
 with new Lectionary, and Book of Psalms and Hymns used throughout the 
 Diocese of Nova Scotia; Hymns Ancient and Modern, solus or with Book of 
 Common Prayer; Tune Books of S. P. C. K., and Hymns Ancient and 
 Modern. Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Record and Memo. Books, liCtter 
 Books, all sizes and qualities; Baptismal and Burial liegisters; Foolscap, 
 Letter and Note Papers, and Foreign Papers, ruh^d and plain ; Envelopes, 
 all sizes and qualities. School and Log Slates; Slate Pencils. Walkden's, 
 Stearns', and other Inks, black, rod and violet. Mitchell's, Perry's, Gil- 
 lott's and Staples' Pens. Winsor & Newton's, Rowney's and Newman's 
 Oil and Water Colors. Drawing Papers, all sizes and descriptions; Bristol 
 and London Board; Oil and Water Colour Sketching Blocks and Books; 
 Crayon, Mono-chromatic and Pumise Papers. Prepared Canvas, per yard 
 and on Frames. M \thematical Instruments and INlaterials for (Jivil Engi- 
 neers and Surveyors. Paper Hangings and Borders, new Stock for 1873. 
 
 Persons desiring to order Books, Periodicals or Newspapers, from England and 
 the United States, or from the Continent of Euiojie, may depend upon a punctual 
 reception by dealing at this Establishment. Printing- and Bookbinding to order. 
 
 Look for United Service Book and Stationery Warehouse, 103 Granville St. 
 
 L^ HAMILTON, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 
 
 Staple and Fancy Groceries, 
 
 FINE FLAVOURED TEAS AND COFFEES, 
 
 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS. 
 
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 Entire, or parts of Sets, Plain Gum, 
 
 Single, or Block Teeth, on Gold, 
 
 vSilver, or Vulcanite. 
 
 TEETH FILLED 
 
 with Gold, Amalgam, or White Fillings. 
 
 TEETH REMOVED 
 
 with or without Nitrous Oxide Gas, a 
 
 safe and reliable agent, having been 
 
 administered in this Office to over 
 
 2000 patients. 
 
 BEFORE. 
 
 AFTER. 
 
 SPECIAL NOTICE. 
 
 Many persons are constantly calling; and desiring Dental operations at a 
 reduced price wlio actually require the service?, of a l>cntist, but whose 
 pecuniary circumstances will not permit their pa3'ing the usual fees for first 
 class Avork. In order to meet the requirements of every one, I ha\ e made 
 arranp:ements to Iislvg all kinds of Dental operations done at my Otiice, at 
 the foMowing cheap rates. lu so doing, I desire to give every Patient satis- 
 faction; and although the work at these prices will be done hy the Stiulenls, 
 every case shall be carefully looked after. Parties so desiring cheap tcork, 
 will please state the fact when making engagements, and on compUtun of 
 work the Cash will be required for services rendered. 
 
 FILLINGS from 50 cents to 1 del. 60 oeniia. 
 
 SETS and PARTS of SETS, on Vulcanite, from 3 to 20 dels. 
 
 No Charge for removal of Teeth preparatory to inserting Sets. 
 
 Gratis for the poor every day from 9 A m. to 10, except Sundays; also 
 for the Orphan's Home. Industrial School, Deaf and Duino Jnstitution, and 
 all inmates of such Institutions, yraiis as usual. 
 
 
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 Field, Garden and Flower Seeds-Catalogue on application. 
 
 THE TRADE SUPPLIED ON LIBERAL TERMS. 
 
 Orders from the Country promptly attended to. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1811. 
 
 WM. F. KNIGHT, 
 
 SADDLER, 
 
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 CARRIAGE TRIMMER. 
 
 Whips, Brushes Spurs, Horse Clothing, &c., &c. 
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 IMPORTER OP 
 
 Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, 
 
 US-BARRINGTON ST.-145 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 Cottons, Cotton IVarp, liincns. Flannels^ Blanketr* 
 
 CortMts, GloTCN, Ribbons, Flowers, Twcecis, 
 
 Sbawls, mantles, £tc., Ftc. 
 
 ALSO — A rULL LINE OP 
 
 Always on Hand " Low for Cash." 
 
 INSPECTION INVITED. 
 
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 GLASGOW HOUSE. 
 
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 KOMANS & CO. 
 
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 ISTo. 149 G-ranville Street, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 THOMAS CECCONI, 
 
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 N'o. 164 ECollis Street, 
 
 MANtrPAGTUREB OF 
 
 GILT MOULDINGS, LOOKING GLASSES, 
 
 Oval Frames, Rustic Carved and Imitation Work, 
 
 Picture Frames, and Dealer in Pictures. 
 
 JOB WORK IN GENERAL. 
 
 Dye Stuffs and Confectionery at Brown Bkothers & Co. 
 
U. T. MUIR & CO., Paper Rulers & Hlnnk Book Mnnufuo'rs, 125 Oranviile. 
 
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 in the City. 
 
 AGENCY FOR THE "BARSTOW RANGE." 
 
 Ship Stoves. Stove Pipe & Galley Utensils, 
 
 HOUSE m SHIP PLlBiG, 
 
 BATHS, WATER CLOSETS, 
 
 MrnU, §nmpf ^nhbtt ^vm, 
 
 ZllSrC SPOUTS, &c. 
 
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 Proprietors of the Celebrated Peruvian Bitters, Odontine Es- 
 
 8ence» Cholera Mixture, Wine of Bennet, Furniture 
 
 Polish, Cough Balsam, &c-, Ac. 
 
 Agents for the Celebrated Mineral Waters of Vichy— under 
 
 the control of the French Government. 
 
 Agents for the Syrup of Hypophosphite of Lime, Soda, ft Iron, 
 
 and other preparations of ORIMAULT & CO., Paris. 
 Agents for the Celebrated Perfume Manufactory of BIGAUD 
 
 & CO., Paris. 
 
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 Paint Oils, Wool Oil, Salad Oil, Machinery Oil, Blue Stone, Copperas, 
 Indigo, Logwood, Sulphur, Varnishes, Essences, Spices, Baking Soda, 
 Cream of Tartar, Washing Soda, Glue, Combs, Brushes, Pomades, 
 Hair Oils, Patent Medicines, Glassware, Borax, Licorice, Lemon Sjrup, 
 Saltpetre, Mustard, Confectionery. 
 
 PATENT MEDICINES, 
 
 Chamois Skins, Elastic Stockings, Snspensary Bandages, 
 Trusses, Safei, Abdominal Supporters, &c., &c., &c. 
 
 JJKotagraijhir (Stuck, gome0:pathk £ditbici\\tsi, 
 
 MEDICINE CHESTS FOR SHIPS & FAMILIES. 
 
 FEEDERS, INFANTS' FOOD, 
 
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 Having a thorough knowledge of the different markets of 
 the world, we are enabled to buy Goods to the very best 
 advantage, and can therefore sell as low, if not lower, than 
 other houses in the trade. 
 
 Prices of Goods will be quoted when desired, on forward- 
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 157 Hollis Street, Halifax. 
 
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 63 Upper IKTater St. 
 
 HEAD OF O'CONNOR'S WHARF, 
 
 HENRY C. TULLY, 
 
 Commission Merchant, 
 
 180 UPPER WATER ST. 
 
 Oppogite liarss'a Wharf, 
 
 HALIFAX, N.S. 
 
 Importer of and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 
 
 American and West India Prodnce, 
 
 
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 THOS. A. S. DeWOLF & SON, 
 
 , , , GENERAL SHIPPING 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 THOMAS A. S. DbWOLF. CHARLES F. DkWOLF. 
 
 ANCHOR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, 
 
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 Our Stock will be found to consist of all the leading 
 novelties of the season, and having been purchased in the 
 best "aarkets in Great Britain, we will be able to offer our 
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 attention. 
 
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 BEST COTTON f ARPS ALWAYS IN STOCK. 
 
 Highest Market Price given for Conntry Homespnn & Socks. 
 
 hMh^.^^EW GOODS EVERY STEAMER. 
 
 No Second Price. 
 
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 EXCELLENCE WITH ECONOMY. 
 
 ClOtllS. 
 
 CIotliiDg, 
 
 Ties. 
 
 Scarfs, 
 
 SUrts. 
 
 Hosiery, 
 
 UnMotliiM 
 
 Boys' ClotUng, 
 
 UiMas. 
 
 Rntter Coats. 
 
 Cash vs. Credit. 
 
 E. HOWARD & CO. 
 
 TAILORS, CLOTHIERS, 
 
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 185 HOLLIS STKEET, 
 
 (Next Union Bank,) 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 Keep constantly on hand a fhll assort- 
 ment of Goods for Gentlemen's wear, 
 at very Low Prices. 
 
 Every purchaser who detlfcs to get 
 the best possible value for his money, 
 should visit their establishment for the 
 following convincing Reasons : — 
 
 BECAUSE their House is the ONLY Tailoring 
 Establishment in Halifax where the stock is per- 
 sonally selected in the European Markets. 
 
 BECAUSE the adrantage they possess in pur' 
 chasing direct fro n manufacturers, enables tnem 
 to sell their stock at much lower prices than those 
 who have to pay a large percentage to local 
 Wholesale houses and Importing agencies. 
 
 BECAUSE their customers have no percentage 
 to pay for other men's debts, as they sell only tor 
 
 BECAUSE their Goods are all tkoroughly 
 shnmk before being made up. 
 
 BECAUSE they employ only the best worl 
 pic, and use only the best trimmings and 
 m the execution of orders entrusted to '"^ 
 
 BECAUSE they only turn out 
 well fitting garments. 
 
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 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 
 
 CORNER OF BARRINGTON AND SACKVILLE STS., 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 Purchasers will find at the above Estiiblishment a large and 
 choice Stock of New Goods at the 
 
 BRASS-FOUNDERS AND COPPER-SMITHS, 
 
 Plarabers &,Steaffl-Fitters, 
 
 yos, 166 to 172 BarringtoH Street, 
 
 HALIFAX, M. S. 
 
 Haira&etnrers of Vesselg' i^Miteiiings and Fittmgs, and 
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 the lieav|jBr clt^ses of Brass and Copper Work, for 
 
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 *^<<^in City or Country fitted with Plumbers* Fixtures, 
 ^M^JHeating Apparatus, — ^also Hot Water Heating 
 <liStVatus for Conservatories, Vineries, &c, 
 
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