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 filmAa A das taux da rAduction diff Arants. 
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 NETS. LINES, TWINES, 
 
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 OCHRES. OILS. VARNISHES^ 
 
 grkiltral frnplemmfs. 
 
 Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &b. 
 
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 fifPO&TEBS OF 
 
 Londc^ Faiiits ttid Oils, 
 
 Cordage, Kets, Twines and Liaes, 
 
 Gunpo^ider, Shiit/MimDg MatexialB, 'Horse Kails Und 
 Shoe8, Agiicuitural Implements, Table and Pocket 
 
 Catiery.Auidrlcaiii Rubber & LeaiSfaer Belting. 
 
 . ' .-•* -■■ ... 
 
 4itALSO— 
 
 ^^ «E8T AfKitLED car llAiLS, 
 
 House BniMiHg Hardwafe of an kinds, 
 
 Pof S]li jt Idfsit lygt SiiiAv Vlioyo & M 
 
 Bead of Fo'W'er'8 DTluutf, 
 
 UPPER Water stREET, Halifax. 
 
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 • aaui Beta4i STATIcarEBS^ 
 
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 Photo. Albaaw, 
 bcmp Albunw, 
 Optra OUwM, 
 UdlM* 
 
 CoUpMllOM, 
 
 WriUiiff DmIu, 
 8cl 
 
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 PurtM, 
 
 tiUltM, 
 
 Chws, 
 
 PlMjrlnr Ctrdi, 
 BeatqiM, 
 DoininoM, ■ 
 
 Blank Books, j 
 lltmo. Bookt, 
 Pocktt Books, 
 ChrooHM, 
 Glllott's Pent, 
 Mitchell's Pons, 
 Wvitinir MMl 
 lying Inti, 
 
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 Boob 11 eierr Dqi^ 
 
 M« Aff«Btb for illt}'irM4, llfflB 
 
 M6ltLEY 1 ALtCII.'l24' ^nvOM^IMw 
 
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 FASHION ABLE HAT a 
 
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 JOHN h: **.***•, 
 
 iMPoiinm Airb' DCAiiKB in 
 
 Hatf, Ci^^||^||i|irflo {|^|p|,^Ti{Nii||i Vallies. 
 
 .. LEiTHE|i EAT OASESJ Q^BPBt BAGJ|.' 4to., 
 8d Upper Water, Streets Ha^ifax^ N. 8. 
 
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 i mENOI^ STACK OF IMIE? R1R$» 
 
 And Gentlemen*iiTur and Hea-ry Cloth <%iwdf eriry d^arrip€ioD,%fll bb 
 oflFerad to intemUM parchnMra at the loweat |»ricM ftf oaaL 
 
 .XA^i JAH ,1 aaj 
 
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 6i£tt«^Mte rt«rl«» WKter, #w)ld' WMtliMM Bi^ttKilMllii' 
 
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 A; STEPHEir ft SOU, 
 
 101 M 103 Bamnglcm St, 
 
 III L0\ ^ Lu 
 
 J?> JO .i ?H 
 
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 OUR REPUTATION -AS -THE CHEAPEST 
 
 D) TEE FlOViNCE, WE ASEBODND^ 10 SUSTAIN. ' 1 
 Orders l^y maU QefeMiy MtmaMk 
 
 PABTPUR ATTENTHW aVtM TO fWJKHiPAPPPIHg 
 
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 4p JUirOBTBB ▲» ]»:^ALE1( JUT 
 
 Brili$b & for^iOr^ Goods, 
 
 MILLINERY, dtc, dec. 
 
 Oonntry HbinQspipi, S^i& |^^B^^ 
 
 and taken in locohange. 
 CHEAPEST PLME TaiUY (Rfm CITY. 
 
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 se. Gi cfe es fehRAi|viLi4i^ iSr. 
 
 Opp. Toons Mea'i ChrliUAii A«i«eUllip» |l«|tfax» 
 
 J. FORTUIIEf /?^ tropriietor. 
 
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 A. C. COCSWELL, D. D. 8. 
 
 Surgeon Dentist, 
 
 . 105 Hoais ST., hIlifax. 
 
 ifEAR HALIFAX AND INTERNAKONAL HOTELS^ 
 
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 ci^ARTIFIOIiO. TE6TH. 
 
 Entir^- W PArt Sets, Haitf Ghm, Single or ISlock 
 Teeibi on Gold^ Silver or Vulcanite. 
 
 T^tli Filled with Gold, Aiiiftlt«iB o^WMte FlinJigs. 
 
 TEBTH KBMOVEiD with or witbont 
 Coiideused i^itrqiis Oxide Gos^a i^fe and jeUaUe 
 agent, hnviog bien tdndnifter^d in ibis office to 
 over 2000 patieutc*. 
 
 B«ts and Farts of Set*, «»i VnAuoMm, 
 
 StoWD«llanu 
 
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 8MSr UHIIES, m ttSTDHS, IliT! mU. 
 
 Register Qratee, Fouinlry Supplies, Pumpi, fo. 
 
 CORKn 
 
 tsbtBoiblb. 
 
 HAUFAi ' 
 
 iftit tm tk« 
 
 filiiirFoqMSi 
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 iriiol«»al«and 
 
 HOUSE, 
 
 tft. €^. 
 
 m and DmIsm in 
 
 
 LMtst StylM !■ Q 9% iM ooutoBtlj od hand. 
 
 AMERICAN GHANDEUEHS, LAKPS, AND HXTUKES, 
 FANCY eOODS. TABLE CUTLERY, EiC. 
 
 BK6T AMERICAN & CfANADIAN OILS. 
 
 223, 225 & 227 Barrin^on St, 
 
 HALIFAX, N. H. y -^ 
 
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 Inspection solicited, as pnr prices will deQr CKfinpetiiioii. 
 
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 BRITISH & FOREIGN 
 
 .UiRxioO nr>imoO lin-jniii 
 
 EachSeaaoQ our Stjockia^personftlU selected by 9XiS 
 of the firm, and &s it is r^^U^iiiHhed by nearly every 
 Mail Boat, it will be fouB^ oat^ the most thoroughly 
 assortafiiij/hefClti ^ ; ; ;_£ ( {. 
 
 Special attentiom-^^f ^ Sfe g fo our stock of 
 
 MftAMTLE JIIAKII«Gi.4. MILLINERY. 
 
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 Buyers and Country Customers. ,., 
 
 mASlOIASAllT.BOlISSITBSTp. 
 
 New Wholesale. WarehonaOf. 25 Dukft St. 
 
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 viiGenetaliOoamissio 
 
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 Consignqieivtfi pf ouipU^f dealt with. •Good^ forwarded. 
 
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 Zm AIIB'n«!liASE& OF HSH CAip^ SMGIALW. 
 ' CHAllliERiST PtOCyRED. 
 
 Imperial German Consul. 
 
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 nishingr Goods, Rubber Coats and Leggings. 
 
 SUITS MADE TO ORDER IN THE MOST FASNIOMBIE STYUS. 
 
 As our Terms are STRICTLY CASH, we can afford to make 
 ' -up Qftrin^utA at very Iqw ^pioea. v , , :«, 
 
 118 Vpptt "Wmt.Ccifa^ iidob ^M, 
 
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H. H. FULLCR A €0.9 BhiMiiS B^^ Sl^>^lBgJ>oir<ler. 
 
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 5V Upper Wetter Street 
 
 'iMPOitTEBS OF A I X 
 
 WIBE ROPE, ANCHORS, 
 
 fCU-A^IN CAJBL.E8. 
 
 PAINTi ttU^ PI^TT, £u4 J^CHy R08IN, 
 
 Corkwood, Outeh, Fish Hooks, 
 
 YZSSEL'S OXTTFITS COiaLETZi ^ 
 
 AGENTS FOR 
 
 TARR * WGNSON'S COPPER PAINT. 
 
 ALSO, AGEl T8 FOR 
 
 INMANltoE of STEAMSHIPS. 
 
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 BK^IWif « WkiBII, Corner JMik^) iwd ii«dl» j^te«et», JttintiSr 
 
Ht^fCmiUpi ^wd liiiwii M ow«nt 
 
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 f8R HSIHAIIOE AGAINST LOSS M «AI|AGE BY HUE.. 
 
 ^ i] SUMGBIBBDAN* II|TIBT|!» flJUTlTU.! 
 
 One Million 3ix Hundred Thousand Founds. 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 Mskf i%k0ft«l tiM bowM* Rates, and hK Lkmmi inmodHatoly adjostod and paid 
 
 without Mfereaoa to Biif ImimI^ hsr the Subscriber, at hit otHcw. 
 Sub-AffeneiM in all we prtnatpal towoa ia^Nov* Soati*. 
 
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 Express ti Feed Store, 
 
 OFFICE, 92 ft 94 BARMNGTON STREET, 
 
 * *i OLD potn omam, ' * ^ "^ 
 
 Special atiention viven to Eemttal to anil from the Bopots. 
 
 Frnity Fttrnitiire, Eggs.Ute',, UemoTed in Spring 
 
 Waggons when repaired. 
 
 Always on hand : 
 
 Cenii Gbrii Ifteal, Shorts, Bran, 
 
 J A«d iU iemt^tloMr 61 Frorei^r. J 
 
 SOLICITED— Counti^ Produce on Consignment, and 
 prompt retinma made. 
 
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 A NEW ENTERPRISE JUST OPENED. 
 
 To be BEEN. Cannot fail to FUSA8E. 
 
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 P9bIie)ii|t^onage kindly soliplte4 for \h9^ 
 
 A.t S® & 3@ ll(iK,g STREET. 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 OPPOSITE (^MITH B^OS. * ^ 
 
 i,6«o.oto MOW nr usfe isr all pabtb or tmm woald. 
 
 4WI!.8(i'^ 
 
 New FamO^ and Mflttif^oturing 
 
 Est.flftlfiliod'OTali' A qnnrter of a, «eilittiry. S%e tti« sew IfadrioM juct 
 
 out in 1876 ; ensy to ofienite, »elf-«etting needles, self-adjusting 
 
 attachments and tensions. PRICKS REDUCED. The 
 
 best Maohine in tlie world at the lowest possible priee. 
 
 8BND won CntCULAR. 
 
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 Vr. S. JOaNSOlT, Qeneral Agent, 
 
 iSib HOtLIS ST., HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 8«wiac MMltfM NMdlM off «11 ktada. bMtMMUM Twm fM 
 Tailors Mid Shoe Trado, Clark's Bopbaat Spool Cotton, *o. 
 
 . LQir P9XCES f TUB WHKli.BSA]«C TfiADi. 
 
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 BBLCItKR'S PARMKR'S 
 
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 EOiasoirssAWGBmm 
 
 PAtiNTCb IN U. S Al^t) CANADA. 
 
 \Btl Tlif ^apwill fid ^oiil 
 
 ^1 1 ttt • « ii3«. i4KMtt> MG ^IfM ««7Alf!Mlil6. 
 
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 This CN4iid«ruii marvel for it* oliei^invm and ^flenaj, the cost 
 being but i2ft, whil* it ir fully fqitnl to machines oowttng ftv« tinies ri 
 niuoh, aud equally well adapted to grinding Mill, Rotary and Edge Sairs. 
 
 SBSQ'Z) JPOTt OZZtCrD^A.XiS. 
 
 J. HODGSON, Aivn^RStj^N. S. 
 
 
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 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
 Sausages and Bolognas of all descriptions.- 
 
 Always osr hand— 
 
 FrMki ttm^'Oimi Birk» U%w^ Bmoii^ PieklM mnI 8m«t«d 
 T*Rf ae)i» a«4 # TAriet/ of Smoked. ap4 Corned Meats. 
 
 OitbeRS Solicited. Call and JKxaminb. 
 
 miHM viMtkt suwiii^ AT mmmr memnm. 
 214 i4rg7le 3te«0^ BaUfax, XT. S. 
 
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 ALMAKAOK. 
 
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 WIRIIBMilflrOftftlO. 
 
 Ale, Porter, Fmiti, Spioea, Cbeese, Fiokles, 
 
 Wholesale ajjd Retail. 
 
 24i3 BoUis and 48 Water 3t8., 
 
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 ifc^w%»ft J fa^ '. ja^^Mr ni Wwfcj) 
 
 GOMMISSION AND INSURANGE AGENT. 
 
 
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 let Compdfsit 
 Wash Boards, Twine, &c., in stock at 
 lowest rates to the Jobbing trade. 
 
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 REUANGE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 
 
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 ST^M-IRERS' INSURANCE SOCIETY OF GARAOA. 
 
 400 Xegrsr^of EMIU8H BIjAjiTIllG POWDER for sale loF 
 
 Cl m MP »M ■— « !■ MK 1 wMl« !■ UM.HmKHitm^mgw t m n* / 
 
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 WESTlMttX mtl(fE,trSH M$, &G. 
 
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 Seal Skins and Furs for Exportation, puroliased 
 ^1 J> TT f> If Mfghfest cash \Mu9. ? r ^ 'V i 
 
 N^^.— PartTes oonitgning ^tJHll to the* dai>8crit>er, maj rely on 
 reoeiving prompt and s^tis/iMstory returQa hj fjpllo^ng mail. 
 
 
 
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 OUR GOODS ARE MADE ON THE PREHrSES. 
 
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 having been used in the proprietors family iwdainonffst his M^uain- 
 
 to placeitbeiorc tne pumic as a means ofrafieTingMe raserings of 
 Inaukind. M^t kmjwing its virtbes ia MWemMtiwDt eq«iBKided that 
 it wou^d be good in othe:r forms of disease p^iu. and on tri^ Ipniid it 
 to exceed their most sabguino expectations, ftnd Have ivcbmnieiiddl it 
 as snrpassiuii; any Liuiaiept or IHUn KUIer ia use. . Mm eitMiiVa sala 
 
 85 ceiuka. 
 
 iu^ Qoniw#)iai(tiaee proves tbajt ib lifui lofljfc iv^ae.^f itf •aflcaqy, 
 
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 1^ dOVSTXTXTOIOliUIi flluUlttli 
 
 For th%6<iw.«t.J«W|IM/aWM, J|^NS^E||<^LOIA, 
 
 Is an intemitf i^iilt^, td^M flied^^ht c^ire(*Hbn*with*th6^extemal nse 
 
 followed. sj Tft ,, f r^; T*, JB4rice 50 cents a bottle. 
 
 GRAHAM 
 
 'TAIiRHINE 
 
 trom the irritation of the/,4tnubspbere, 
 Ointment would protect iNtflPf tfn the sui 
 
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 avity 
 Dnst, as a Salva or 
 of the body. 
 
 ')ear Sirt,—li gives me great pleasure, tq iuforni you of my perfeot 
 of CATAURH, from which I had Buffered in its roost severe form 
 
 Dear 
 owe 
 for 12 yearMrithout being aUst to fin^ a reniedvfer it, and I Icng thomdM 
 
 that distressing, and I might say, disgusting ooniplaiif, and used only 
 one box. I saa cobfidently xecomnienu i^ tft any one sunerilff from that 
 compUint. Yours truly, 
 
 r^-r , ^^ ^- ^- SCHOP^J^ 
 
 *»RiO^ sis 03Big-xs- 
 
 Prepared Ij T. OBASAIC & SOIT, 
 
 PRKSCOTT, ONT. 
 
 
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 Keeps constant on hand a large stock of Lower and 
 
 Upper Leather, French Fronts, English Uppers, English, 
 Ameriean and Canadian Boans, French Calfskins, 
 English Kjps, Levant Goat, Patent Fox Hides, Kid 
 Skin, Polished Cord Machine Silk, Linen Thread, Lasts, 
 
 Bbdi Aiia.lpKoe Manufacturers^who shonI4 pqi fiiirto 
 fdlKAiM daunii&^iB AedW heloir* p^riAattng elsvwliere. 
 
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 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 mirihf: 
 
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 Stove Slore. 
 
 Sucoewor to R. DOWNS & SON, ^, ,- , , , , 
 
 Tinsmith lie Plumber, 
 
 Deafer in STOVES and GRATES. 
 
 304 a&A aod XTj^pe? Water St., galifaa, IT. S. 
 
 Orders In the vftrions bVanehes of Copper, Lead, Z!nc, Sheet 
 Iron and Tin Work proiuptly and periBonally attended to. 
 
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 ALES AND PORTER. 
 
 IMPORTSBS AND BQ1 ?ii£(8 ^ 
 
 English Ale & Brown Stont. 
 
 ImpoTterg^and Whniegale J^ealerrin 
 
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 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 
 
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 168 and 170 QBANVILLE ST.. HAUFAX, N. S. 
 
 Pllota aai BMTeri, HoMtorT of all kladi. 
 
 White aad firejr BUaketo, 6-4 Uaioa aad Woollea Duiaski, 
 
 FUiibcISm .m Ialll# C«T«|ri of oli^ ^Ifds. ^^ 
 
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 tect a* |i|e tkousa^d jipr eeni 
 c^l^alel V^d i-eiin^ ibtmfy aM -TncJftifty; 
 Send to W. H. Johnson for Price List of the best 
 instruments ia the 'iTilkrke&, fti wholeoile prices, and 
 
 save 20 to 50 per cent, usually paid middlemen and 
 
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 W. H. JOHNSOIV, 
 
 12a h(h.l:k BTREBt, ^ Halifax, it. s. 
 
 Direct Impbrt^r fend Manaftiitafers' Agent. 
 
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 •OHiiolT JjiiJ j2»« 
 
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 WRITIN O PAPERS 
 
 f .i«iy'v* fi»ir. 
 
 NoteJPapersI Blasik Book Papers, 
 
 IK ©BEAT VARIBTY. ^ 
 
 Memo. . B<rt|pv^<'ftft Joofac En velopcHT" Assorted, 
 EsterbrboTs Sfe^ PeWs, Wafer's l^encits, Gold 
 
 
 
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Nets, liMfy Xwi|||p# B»^ H99lui9lS9A$9 /pArkwootf, 
 
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 At ttiA dUA'tf atlilraib/pAi^hftMn cnif nlwnyn flhu A mr||« And varied 
 Bttjcic from whicli to select, including; 
 
 FIm Gold and Sllfer Watohet, Rlnci of all kinda. Ladles' 
 
 and Gentlemen'a Chaius» Lockcfs, Braoelets, 8uit«Sy 
 T 'CMrdpai m^k l4Li|pli»n| Sttrfr, SdT" ' 
 ' Plec#oMlbt|d Wi^S iplf«iBntt 
 
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 Orders by mail promptly attended to. 
 
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 Halifax Marble Works, 
 
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 OFFlOlS AND WAREliOUfefiS: 
 
 374. 37® and ®7t Saimt ^aml StrMt, 
 
 . ' IG MOUtREAL. P. QC: « ^ . 
 
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 Windsor Mill, Sherbrooke Mill,. Portneuf Mill. 
 
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 Always in stock, a full assortment of 
 
 WRAPPIHU' AMD PRIHWN8 PAPER, SHEATHIM, tc. 
 
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 Sole Agents in Canada £pf:,1^hje^dCjp)^jr^^,^, „y^ 
 
 .: .-. ,s.1<t'.l iiiyl .Jido'^I -lov/oIH ii'jiw '^lia 
 
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 remB:mber 
 
 HOMSBY & FLAVIN'S DEPOT, 
 
 tit ftrgjfl!® Street, KatlftK, 
 
 ..\VhaP8 you can leave youv order for' any descciptiun of 
 
 PLAIN OR ORNAMENTAL POTTERY. 
 
 Wc manufaoture and have on hand a large stock, comprising 
 
 Milk Pans, Cream Pots, Bntter Pots, Bean Pots, Preserve 
 rO Jars, Molasses Jars, Liquor Jars, Ac. 
 
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 We keep on hand a stock of Flower Pof>8 from thumbs np to 30 gallons. 
 
 We make to order any shape, design or description of Flower Pots, 
 Tiles, ]k>rdering, Ooviogi Vates.for gmdeiw, graves, &c., at prices that 
 defy competition, we.viipply all thl»>prin«ipial4!oiMervatorieB in the 
 city with Flower Pots, Fern Pots, &o. 
 
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At U. H. VULLKB k CO.'S, lieaa of Power's Wharf. 
 
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 BMIKSS »IBECT(HIT 
 
 ■9 vW/<f«ii.W W- 
 
 OF THE '*^* •* '^ 
 
 .JV^V-' 
 
 Maritime Provinci^es, 
 
 FOR)* f-t*'--. • 
 Containing the names of all persons in Business 
 
 *ihronghout the 
 
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 Professipnal, Mercantile, Mechanical, Mills, 
 Manufactories, &c., &c. 
 
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 POCEET EBITiON. 
 
 X^sii^d nil>out IlfAreh, XSSO. 
 
 CONTINUING FOR TWO YEARS. 
 
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 Agents' ^ill o^vass* all parts of tjie Dominion, and 
 Eastern portion of tlie United States, for 
 ., ,, subscriptions to tjie work. 
 
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 f*. ^be^ Sui)«cjfi^ builds to qytluroU kinds of ^»^ 
 
 Light Carriages & Sfeighs at the sliortdst notice. 
 SLEIGHS A SPECIALTY. 
 
 CALL AND SKK THE 
 
 ?lT.i\T $li\GLE, DfllBLE & T.1\DEM Mm, 
 
 \\'h\c\i ^^eieaWi.i.lod ft FIRST SPEniAL V\llZK ANt) A mPLO>rA 
 
 iic tl:t> i*r< vincinl i'lxl'iltitiun, lieltl tit rUlifrtxin 1879. .\»y infrin^fiiieiit 
 
 on this Patent will be )>iosecnte<i to the utmosb rigour or' the law. 
 
 Patent Rlgrht!!. tor siile iu Canada and tJi« Uaitod l^ates. 
 
 117 and, i;9 South-Brunflwick St., SaUf&z, IT. S., Oftnada. 
 
 MCDONALD'S 
 
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 "stables, 
 
 POBTLINd SFREET, DMTMgUTII. 
 
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At U. U. VULLEB k CO.^Hf head off r«nei'i» Wharf. 
 
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 ALMANACIL. 
 
 27 
 
 GOOLEY'S PATENT GREAM RAISER 1 
 
 Koad a few TetitimouiaUi from those that have used them : 
 
 SvRBKx-, July 4th, 1878. 
 
 F. S. McKay, Esq. - Dowr Sir,- I consider from the trials made in my tialrj-, that 
 the Coolov (Jreanier la superior to (he muall itana, hoth for cleaiUine'w and quan- 
 tity of cniani. Hl'OH MoMONAULK. 
 
 Stashtkap, Qctk., April aist, 187S. 
 
 F. S. McKay. Dear Sir,— I used the C«K>Iey Cream Kaiaer for over a year, and 
 conHider them the b«st for making butter of anythiiifr yet Invciitad, malting as 
 ftiiod iwit(«r in 4n\y and Augvisi as in Full or Spring. I used welt-water to »et 
 them in. and Kot idl the cream in twelve Iwurs. and ma4e more and much better 
 butter tiian hy the smalt pons. Yours tnUy, .). II. IVI-X 
 
 SALiHBi'itT, N. B., Oti«ber 1st, ld78. 
 
 F. S. McKa«.— Dear Sir,— I have used rour Cktoley's Cream Baieer this seHsun, 
 and consider it the irreatest improvement in butter malcini; that tuui yet oonie, and 
 I And that 1 can raise more cream, and liave it perfectly ttweot and free front dirt 
 of all kinds, than by the small open iians. I also notice that butter nia«Ie hy the 
 Gooloy system is of one uniform color ; and I can raiM cnnsideraltle more cream 
 hy this process. lam of the opinion tliat this method of cream raiainw: will he 
 universally adopted in preference to the small pans. JA8. A. STI^EVKS. 
 
 Havklock Corxbr, .luly 30th, 1878. 
 
 F. S. McKay, Proprietor Coolcy's Cream Raiser.— Dear Uir,--Wc i)a\e used your 
 Creamers for seven or ei^ht months, and fliid them far 8ui>erior to the small milk 
 Mins. Wc can raise mora cream and malie better batter than with the small pans, 
 iMSsides the labor saved in wuliin}( and sualdini; sipalt paiM ; that alonv is worth a 
 iH'eat deal in large dairiei. We have much pteasore in recoiumendinu them to ait 
 
 dairymai^^ Yours truly, ims!^JOaN C.%ICI?. 
 
 or T^wn And Oounlgr XiKlitB fbr sale In New BnmswMi^ 
 Notra Seotsa, ai^l F. K. Z«laiid. Address all letters to 
 
 F. S. McKAY, Sussex, N. B. 
 
 DAKTMOUTH. If. p. 
 
 GEO. E CEAIG, Proprietor. 
 
 HAIR-DRESSING PARLOR. 
 
 ,..DT AND COLD BATHS. 
 
 Stationery, Pishing Tackle, Fancy Goods, &c. 
 
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 ADJOININO FERBY OO/S PROPERTY, 
 
 DARTMOUTH, N. 8. 
 
 GEO. a. CBAZa. 
 
 ftll#Har « HKMI, Agentii for Nova Scefla. 
 
Noble k Mofire'i Nnperlor Tnrtils1ies< 
 
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 BRLCRRH^B PARMRR'8 
 
 [1880 
 
 STEAIMt 
 
 Book and Job Printing Offica 
 
 or 
 
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 Corner Granville and Sackville Streets, 
 
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 ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR FIRST- CL^-SS WORK. 
 
 ^ Books, Hsports, Sil! Beub, Man, Fnten, 
 
 AND AM. KFNDS OF 
 
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 Done in best style and at reasonable prices. 
 
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 DKAliKR IN RTAPLB AND FANCY 
 
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 QtftM And Ready^madg Clothing, 
 
 ANiS G r^N rs' rrTteNrTsiiiisrG . 
 
 WOOliBSAL* AJIl>;ilETAII«» 
 
 OlJll TERMS numo ftTMnrrvY 0A«^, wa^nn facrmmona »ml ti^ll ^ 
 oMi- UuddH 1171 uiienp hs any Iiuiish in tlie Uitjr. 
 
 HTOCIC rtKPl^KTSriSHKt) lOVJil^Y ©TKAMKR. 
 
 CASH PAID TOR HOMESPUN AND YARN. 
 
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 Foot of Jacoli St.. Unm Conoercial aill Cronao'i Whim!. 
 
 
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 rommissiou Merchants, 
 
 FKofbiE'roiis ur 
 
 nVC TJ 3i»ffl: IF O R ID ' s 
 
 Coiiiitry Market and Hotd. 
 
 40 to 62 AZ107LE SmEET, 
 
 HALIFAX. N S. 
 
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FiNbentiMi'n iUnnU nf tt^ry liiWful \\vWph for nmh, 
 
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 HALIFAX, N. 8..^ 
 
 WALTER BARRON & GO. 
 
 Toilots and Qotbiets. 
 
 ConBtnnfcly on IimmI^ a very Inrge atook of 
 
 fAI|€¥ TW11IIE» 
 
 i ^11 gr«iii variety, to suit eX\ ■oAiotin, incTuiting f^oototi CUevlotM, Xfeui 
 
 Over-Coatings, ^ 
 
 BcATers, Mor«ow8, PI1i^s» N<I|m immI WhHiiey», In Blacky 
 Blii^, Brown Mkd <lttye ShAdeiT. 
 
 The i^ve will b« made to oltltr uu shortest notioo, nnil nt r^i»soniible 
 ,* ItriooM, or »old itt ItMigt^i* m ttAy be roi^vUretk H i 4 i 
 
 CiOTHlN§. 
 
 In onr Re*<lym»«W Clothing LH>prtrtM«it will be fxmn<\ tb« Urgest nml 
 
 Wnt Btoek of 
 
 ICmX 7oiatlis' ^tal Bojrs' ClptUasf 
 
 ever offered \tk the eity— nil of which han been careh\Uy nmnufaotured 
 on tlic premises, mu\ will be aoI<1 at a Bn\jUl ailvance for 0.\8II. 
 
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 TbpC^IM'lliW-JVirroinA, nf fh« rnlM Khj^d^Ai nf nrrftt nrltnln, 
 And IifliiiMl, iVi('M (^lei'ii. l>eri>ii(Ur of llie Knilh. Il«^r MN,V»ty wnn 
 Itoih At Kt'iiNiAtftifii riiliU'c, Miiy 24, lUIII, Hurccf*!*!! (o tli>* thioii* Jtti'if* W), 
 tH:i7, on tlx! ilyalU oC tier ihuIp, KHi^ Wtlliani IV.; Jr««rownc(J JwmM, 
 18:18; tinil mnrMed. Folirnnry to, IHIU, l» bin KoyMl lllKtt^ntFrinM AfNfrt. 
 Her -Vlajtofltv if tlip (inlv iltlltl ot'llit tale ftoval HI^'Imidm, Kdwi rd, t>ttke 
 ni Kent, Ron of KitiK 0'florg« HI. ThP chiUtrpti of tt«r lfni«fity nl#l'- 
 
 Ilpr HavHl UblniHRN Vt(n'ui(i\ AuilAiiikMaky IaiOwa, Princ|«»'IAl^nl 
 of Kn^lnnd nnit TrintNini Hofti Nov fli, 1844), nnd «)«rried to litiiltaiDal 
 lliglincn* WiHiaiM, lli« <W««n I'linOc uf 0«niiaii/, jmi 85, 1868, iud4 Bm 
 innue, thran Maai|ndtoiii*(!]kllKlilerMi 
 
 Illd Roynl rf!((hn«fiK ALteur fiinrAHU, I'rinca (if WaIhh, Ikiih liMi^9, 
 1841: mnrricd Mftich 10, 11KW, AldxAndraof UvnmfliVfl'rinctimof WaJta), 
 born Dec 1, 1844, «nd hnn iMiin, Pritiae Albort Virt0r, born Jan 8, -TN4) 
 C4«orae Fnulerirk Krnmt Albert, bdrn jinia 8, 1880; lioaUa ^ viaMVia 
 Alexlndrii Dagnmr iiorn Fel) 80,1867; Victoria AM«|dra Olga Ibxr, 
 born July. 4, llUft; and Mnntt^ CftAil^te Uuty Vktorfl, tfirn Ifov^, fMo. 
 
 Hw Ittynt HIiptltDeM AUGJ< Uwp MAttY. Imrn April 85, 1843MlMll1ed 
 to H. K tf I'rinec irvdcHok ]iOu|4 of H«m«, July l^ 1808, and lian Isaua 
 four daughtera anA one noti. .' ;\} *■ >' 
 
 If<» ^Oval ffichnpsn A>/rt<R*^ltlinRiT AtnicnT, tliike 6f V/HnlmMi, 
 Karl of Kfiit, Kcifof VUU'X, &c., botti AugO, 1844; mar-ied .inn. 39, Wi, 
 to the Grand IhiebeM MAria Aloxandrowna, dnuKbtm* of tha KnifMfor of 
 Unnxlt: ban inaiie A sOn, bprnOcliar 4870, and Iwo daUgbtera, bOm Nov 
 25, 187G. and Bopt 1; 1878. 
 
 Her Itovnt HJtfbtYWH Hrmina Avoithta VicToifTA. Imrn Mny 25, 1840; 
 married to HIb Rovni tliffboaaa Prince Frederick Cbr)|tti»CUnrk''i«Aaftui)tnn 
 of So>.lt>HWlg-HolHtein-Suitdetiburg^UKuntenburg, Ji4y 6, 1880; kwue two 
 Nonft and tbreo daugbters. 
 
 Her Koyni HiglinciiR T^UMA Cauolink Ai^brrta, bOrn Miirch;]!, 1848: 
 manned to'tlia MwqiiiH of Lome, , 
 
 Ills Uoyal HigbnenH A.iTiicit Patru-k William ALniciiT, b<nm May 1, 
 1860. 
 
 Hi» R«ynl Higttneitfi Lkotvld Gl;oRnR Dvxoam 4I''^<''"t, bom ApHf 7, 
 1853. ■• ^ 
 
 \tfsr RtilyaMiiilinoNB Bravuick Mart VirrrcntiA FKnnoiuc, born April 
 14, M167. * 
 
 The gritlnd children of Ibe Qiicim now number twdflt^-flve. 
 
 UcoiiwRFuKWcmcK William Oiiahlkb, K.G.,'DuJ^e <4 rn'inTwhl^^i , 
 oniisiti to Her Mnjosty, bom MaruU 20, 1810. AtUiUHTA VViliiklmi.na 
 LoriHA, Ducla'ss of Cnmbrid^o, niece of tbe Uiii!!grAlr#of llfUfte nnd aunt 
 to hor M^^Pty, born .July 25, 1706; married in 1810, the latu Dukcof Cnin- 
 bridgo. AiUiiHTA Cauolink Ciiarlotik Kli/aHwii Mai:y Soi'IIIA 
 Louis, daughter of the JHte Duke of Cambridge and cuunin to her 
 Muieety. born Julv 19, 1822; married .fune 28, 1843, to Kredericlt, Grand 
 Duko or Mec'klenburg-Strclitz., and has ii^Hue a son. Maky Ai>ki^ii>r 
 U 1LHKLM1NA Klizaiirtii, daughter of tlie late Duke of Cambridge and 
 cousin toiler Mui<)8iy, born Nov 27;, 1833; married Prince Teck, June 7, 
 1860, has issue two sons and two daughters. 
 
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 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 Seat op Govbrnmknt— OTTAWA. 
 
 G<w«rttor- General and Commnn(hr-{n-Cliie/—{$hOfi()0)—}\lH Kxocllency 
 the Kt lion Sir John Gkohmk Ki>waim> IIknhy Hoitckas iSuTiii:ni.A>n 
 Camphkix, Marquifl of Lome, Kl^ijL;ht ot the Thistle, and Knight Grand 
 Cross ot St. Michael and St. Ht'orge, iiic. 
 
 Secretary. Mu'or De Winton. 
 
 CimiptrolUr, Hon Mr Aloreton. 
 
 Aiiles-de-Camp, Hon Air Uarbourd, Scots Fusilier GiiardH; Hon STr 
 Ua^fiit. 
 
 Extra Aides-de- Camp, T^t.-Ool. Hewitt Bernard, Lt -Col. Fred. W. 
 Cumberland, and Lt.-Col Duche»nay. 
 
 DOMINION OP OANADA-PRIVY OOUNCIIi. 
 
 Rt Hon Sir John A. Macdooald, Prevuer, and Miniattr of .the Interior— 
 (•8.(100). 
 
 7/on Sir S. L. Tilley, Minuter qf Finance— (%1, 000). • 
 
 " Sir Cbarlep TupptT, v n., Minigter of Raibmyt and Canal$—{V(%OW). 
 " H. L. I-anj;evin. MinigUr of Public iroi/fci— (I|7,IK)U). 
 " L. R. MflBSon, iVtB/j/ero/" i»/»7''»Vf-(*7,<io6). 
 " J.C.Wkena, Secretm-y of State-i'H'T, mO). 
 " J.H.Pope, Mini*Ur»f A(fricultnre-{%7M0). 
 " Sir Alex. Cainj.beH, Pmtm0itter-General~(%7,iWO), 
 *' MackcLzie Howell, i/tni«/«ro/' CM«^»H«— ($7,000). 
 •* J. {J. i*o]te, 3fini$t^r of Mai-ine, and Fisheries— {%70(iO). 
 " I.. T. G.BAhy, Minister of Ifdand Revenue— {SI, m\). 
 James McDonald, J/inM<«r f>/'./tt«ftcc—( $7,000). 
 John O'Connor, President of' the Council- ($7 MO). 
 K. D. Wilmot (without portfolio). Speaker of the Senate. 
 
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 SENAIE OF CANADA. 
 
 Speaker. Bon R. D. Wilmot. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTiA— 10 Mkmberb. 
 
 flon Thomas D. Archibald, 
 " Robert Barry Uickey, 
 " John Bourinot, 
 •♦ William Miller, 
 " A.W. McLelan, 
 
 Hon Alex McFarlane, 
 " Jeremiah Northiip, 
 " H. A, N. Kanlback, 
 
 L. G Power, 
 
 R. P. Grant. 
 
 
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 PROVINCE OF NEW BHUNSVVICK.~10 Members. 
 
 Hon Amo\ Edwin Botsford, 
 '< WiU/«m Hunter Odell, 
 *♦ D.*fridVVark, 
 " John Ferguson, 
 " ' Robert Duncan Wilmot, 
 
 //on Abuer Reid McClelan, 
 " Jo u GlaBier, ' 
 " Jaiuea Devep, 
 " W. Mnirhead. 
 " J. G. Lewin. 
 
 Iiuporl«r» •! cli«l«c gnulM «f Cmi^vii and S^ncfeMic Teiia, 
 
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 Bj^amlte, tw galo hj H. H. FULLVK A €0. 
 
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 PHOVINC£ OF PKINC£ EDWARD ISLAND.— 4 Mkudkrs. 
 
 Hon D. Montfromery, I Hon O. W. Howlan. 
 
 '' K. P. ifavthora*, I 
 
 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC— 21 Mkmuers. 
 
 Htn Jacques Olivier Bureau 
 " Charles .Malhiot, 
 " Louis Itcnaiid, 
 ** John Ilumilton, 
 " Charles Cormier, 
 *| David FMward Price, 
 
 Leandre Dutnoucliel, 
 
 I^uis I<acosto, 
 
 Joseph F. Arinand, 
 
 William Henry Chaffers, 
 
 Jean Bapti^^te Quevremont, 
 
 James Ferrier, 
 
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 Hon Thomas Kyan, 
 " M. H. Cochrane, 
 Jean Charli>8 Chapais, 
 Pierre B:iillargeou. 
 E. Chinic. 
 K. G Penny, 
 H. Pan net, 
 H. Fabre. 
 C.n. Poiser, 
 P. Pellet icr, 
 G. G. Stevens, 
 £p B. U. U«i Boucherville. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO— 24 Mkmbeus. 
 
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 Hon JolA Hamilton, 
 ** Benjamin Seymour. 
 
 Waiter Hamilton Dickson, 
 James Shaw, 
 David Ueesor, 
 Alei inder Campbell, 
 David Christie, 
 James Cox Aikins, 
 James Rea Benson, 
 Elijah Leonard, 
 William McMaster, 
 John Simpson, 
 
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 H^ James Skead, 
 
 David licwis McPherson, 
 
 Billa Flint, 
 
 George Win Allan, 
 
 F. Smith, 
 
 R. Read, 
 " A. VIdal, 
 ** G. Bro*(rn, 
 " R. W.Scott, 
 
 A< Hope. 
 
 W. H. Brouse, 
 
 H. B. BalL 
 
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 PROVINCE OF MANITOBA— 2 Members. 
 
 Hon M. A. Girara, 
 
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 Hon J. SutUerli^nd. 
 
 PROVINCE OF BRITISH eOLUMBIA—3 Members. 
 
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 Hon W. J. Macdonald, | Hon F. C. Cornwall. 
 
 ChaplaiU), Rey John Jo^nttx^. Ckrk qf ParUamenh, R. Lemoine. 
 
 THE H0U8E OF COMMONS. 
 
 Clerk— A. Patrick. Clerka Assistant^—J. P. Leprohott; J. 0. Bottrinot. 
 Sergeant-at-Arms—D^ W. McDonnell. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Colchester— Thomaa McKay, 
 Cumberland— tfon Sir C.Tupper.c.B. 
 Diffty— J. Wade, 
 Guysborotigk ^A. Ogdan, 
 
 Annapolis — \vard Longley, 
 Antif^onish — Angus Mcisaac 
 Cape Kreton— William McDonald, W. 
 McK McLeod, M.u. 
 
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 HfJlfRX— M. H. Ifichev, If. B. Ua1«y, 
 lUnU-W.H. AIImmI. 
 InverneM — Samuc) MoDonnell, <|.Ct 
 Klnj?B— Frcdcrltk W. Hordch, m.d. 
 Luninbiirg— C. K. Kaulback, 
 Queens— S. T. U. Bill, 
 
 PIctou— //en .T. McDoiialtl, g.c, U. 
 
 Doull, 
 Richmond— iMicund P. Flynn, 
 Shellnime— ThoniaH Knbefthuii, 
 Victoria— F). Arcn<>iiMld, 
 Yartuouth — Frank Killam. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Albert— A. Uofrero, 
 Carloton— G. H. Connell, 
 Charlotte— A. H. (iillmonr, 
 Gloucester /^on t. W. Anglin, 
 Kent— (i. A. Girouard, 
 Kin^s — J. Doinville, 
 Northumbcrinnd— J. B. Snowball, 
 Queen»— G. C. Kiog, 
 
 RoHti^ouche— G. Ifaddotr, 
 
 St. .lohn, city— Jion S. h. Tillev, 
 
 St. John, city and 0Ountv>.A/uttIiiaao 
 
 llurpce, C. W. Weldoo, 
 Sunbnry— (Jkarlea Biirpe*, 
 Victoria— John Cotlfgaii, 
 WeHtniorcliiiid- fhH A. J. Smith, 
 York — J. I'ickard* '/ .. 
 
 PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 Kinp'a Co., A. C. McDonald, Dr. 
 
 Muftnrt. 
 Prihce Co., Jumcs Yco. K. Ilackett. 
 
 Queen's Va.. /ftm ,1. C. Pope, F. de 
 St. C. Brucken. 
 
 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 Argenteuil, Dr. (^hrlf>ti«. 
 BsKot, .Tcs^nh A. MouK^eau. 
 Reauce, P l)nllMic. 
 Honuharnoi.s, M. Cayley. 
 Rellt'chasj>e, A. Larue. 
 Berthier, K. O. Cuthbert. , 
 iionaventure, P. C ituaucli^sne. 
 Brome, K. L. Chandler. 
 Chamhiy, P. R Renoit. 
 Chninplain, Hypolite Montplaisir. 
 Charlevoix, I. '8. Ii*erraulr.' 
 (^hatcauguay. ffon L. H. Ilolton. 
 Chicoutimi and Saf^enay, V.. Ciinon 
 Comnton, Hon .lohn Henry Pope. . 
 Dorcnester, Fortunat Rouleau. 
 Drumnioiid and Arthabaska, E. O 
 
 Rourhoau. 
 Gaspe. floH P. Fortin. 
 Hochelagti, Alp Dcsiardins, 
 Huntingdon, .luliun Scriver. 
 Iberville, Francois Rechard. 
 Jacques Cnrtier, D. Girouard, 
 Joliette, J/oti L. F, G. Baby. 
 Kamouraska, J. Dumoni. 
 Lanrairie, A. Pinsonneault. 
 I/Assoniption, Hilaire Hurteau. 
 Laval, Aideric Oiiiinet. 
 r^vis, H<m Dr. Rlaiichet. 
 L'lalet, P. B. Casgrain. 
 Lotbiniere, Dr. Kinfret. 
 Maskinonge, F. Houde. 
 Megantic, L. E. dliyier. 
 MibGi.oquoi, Hon G. B. Raker. 
 
 Montcalm, Firman Ihtgaa. . 
 Montinagny, A. C P. l^ndry 
 Montmorency, P. V. Valin 
 Montreal, Centre, M. P. Rynn 
 Montreal Vjist, C.J. Courtiul 
 Montreol. Weft, ftL H. (i»»klt 
 Napicrville. Sixte De('oupal 
 Nicolet, F. X. O. Mitliot ' , 
 Ottawa County, Alouzo Wright 
 Pontiac, J. Poupore ., 
 
 Portneuf, M. Valee ,';'i 
 
 Quebec, Centre, J. Malouin 
 (Juebec, East, /Aw W, Laurl<*t , 
 Quebec, West, /Am Thos McGfeevy 
 Qiu'hec County, Adolphe P. CarujQi ^ 
 Rii'helieu, L. J I. Miij^s^e 
 Richmond and Wolfe, W. B. Iv^s 
 Riniouhki, J. IS. R. Fisot 
 Kouville, G. A. Gigault 
 St Hyacinthe, L. Tellier 
 St Maurice, Dr. DeSaulniers. 
 St .'ohu'a, T. Rourassa, 
 Slicft'ord, //on L. S. Huntington 
 Sherbrooke, E. T. RrcKiks 
 Soulanges, Jacques P. Lnntliier 
 Stanstead, Charles (\ CoWty 
 Temiscouata, Dr. Grandbois. 
 Ti^rrebonnic, /Aw L. F- R- Mas.'^on 
 Tlirete Rirftro, W; McDriugall 
 Two Mountain, J. B. Daoust^ 
 Vaudreuil, J. B. A. Mongenais 
 Vercheres, Hqn Felix Geodrloa 
 Yamaska, F. Vanasse 
 
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 PUOVINCE OF ONTARIO. 
 
 Addinicton, J. McCrorjr 
 AlKomn, J. DawRon 
 Botitwell, Hon David MHlii 
 llnint, North lUdfnR, O. Klemtng 
 Brant, 8outh Urdinff, W. Pattenion 
 Britckvillo, W. I'itMiinmonn 
 Bruce, North ItfcUng, J. (iUties 
 Bruce, S. Uiding, A. 8haw 
 Cardwell.T. White, J r 
 Carleton. John liochexter 
 Cornwall Town, Ih*. Bergin 
 Dundofl, G. 8. Kotw 
 Durham, East Kiding, Col Williams 
 Durham, W»iit Riding, H. W. Burke 
 Elgin, Kaat lUding, T. Arkill 
 Elgin, West Hiding, Geo E. Casey 
 Emox, J. C. Patterson 
 Frontenao, tieo. A. Kirkpatrick 
 Olengam', J. Mcliennan 
 Qrenville, S. Kidii\g, J. T. Wiser 
 Ore.v, EiiHt Riding, Ur Sproulo 
 Grey, North Riding, S. J- I^ine 
 Grey. South Riding, G. Jackson 
 Ilaldlmand. David Thompsyn 
 Halton, Hon W. Maododgail 
 Hamilton (city), F. E. Kilvcrt, J. 
 
 Robertson 
 Hastings. East Riding, John White 
 Hastings,N.U., Hon ^Iac' cn/Je Bowell 
 Hasting^ W. Riding, JaniCH Browu 
 Hiiron, C R , //<>♦» R. J. Cartwright 
 Huron, North Riding, T. Farrow 
 Huron, South Riding, M. J. Cameron 
 Kent, Rufus Stephenson, 
 Kingston (city). A. Gunn 
 Lambton, Hon Alex Macken^Jc 
 Lanark, North Riding, D. OnlbraitK 
 Lanark, S. Ridingi J. O. Haggart 
 L«eds tend Grenvilltt, North Riding, 
 
 Dr Ferguson 
 L^ds, SoUth Riding, D. Ford Jones 
 liCnnox, E. Hooper 
 Lincoln, C. J. Rvlvert """^" 
 
 Lomlon (city), Hon J. Carling 
 Middlesex, N. Hiding, T. Coughlin 
 
 Middlesex, E. Riding, D. McMillan 
 Middlesex, W. Hiding, Q. W. Rom 
 Monck. L. McCallum 
 Muskoka, A. P. Cockburn 
 Niagara (town), J. B. Plumb 
 Norfolk, North Riding, J Cliarlton 
 Norfolk, South Riding, W. Wallace 
 Northumberland, K, 11.. A. Keeler 
 Nurthuuiberlund, W. Hiding, Hon J. 
 
 Cockburn 
 Ontario, N. Hiding, 
 Ontario, 8. R., F. W. Glcn 
 Ottawa (city), Joseph M. Currier, 
 
 Jose nil Vanni 
 Oxfbnl, North Riding, Thos Oliver 
 Oxford, South Hiding, Col Skinner 
 Peel, W. Elliott 
 
 Pertli,. North Riding, S. R. Hcxson 
 Perth, Soutn Riding, JrtmesTrow 
 Peterboro', Kaat Biding, J. Burnham 
 Petcrboro' West Riding, G. Uillyard 
 Prescott, F. Routhier 
 Prince Edward, J. M. Craig 
 Renfrew, North Riding. P.VVhite, Jr 
 Renfrew, S.H, W. Bannerman 
 Russell, Ifoii J. O'Connor 
 Simcoe, N. R., I 'alton McCarthy 
 Simcoc, South Riding, W.C Little 
 Stonnont, O. Fulton 
 Toronto Centre, R. Hay 
 Toronto, Fast, T. Pratt 
 Toronto, West, IJoii. J. R. Robinson 
 Victoria, N. R., J. H. Cameron, g c. 
 Victoria, >S. Rtb'iig, A. McQuade 
 W aterloo, N. K " . Kran t z 
 Waterloo, S. UiiiUig, S. Mermer 
 Wellnnd, C V/. Bunting 
 Wellington, C. Riding, Dr Orton 
 Wellington, N. R., G. A. Dre<v, q.c, 
 Wcflington, S R , I). Guthrie, 
 Wcntworth, North Riding, T. Bain 
 Wentworth. 8. R., Joseph Ryraal 
 York, Fast Riding, A. Uoultbec 
 York, North Hiding, Dr. Strange 
 York, West Riding, N. C Wallace 
 
 PROVI^fCJi; OF MANITOBA. 
 
 Lisgar, John 0. Shultz 
 Marciuette, J. O. Ryan 
 
 Provencher, J.'Dubuc 
 Selkirk, D. A. Smith 
 
 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
 
 Cariboo, Jl'S. Tliojnp^oa. 
 
 New Westminster, J. C'unnihgfaam. 
 
 Van Cbuver, Arthur Butister. 
 
 Victoria, Rt ITon Sir John A. Mc- 
 donald, k.c.B, AniorDe Cosmos. 
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 PROVINGS OF NOVA SGOTLL 
 
 Skat ov Qovkiinmkmt— HALIFAX. 
 
 /Aeutennnt'Oovtmor, (and Dtp Ootemor forrifluiuff Mnrrvtfi« IAeenM$t, 
 (SU.()0<))— His Honor the Honorable Auamii OMiKtiK AKmiitAbU, CM.U. 
 Privatt StoreMty, Lt.-Col. U. VV. Clarke, N. S. M. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. Simon Hugh Holn)(!ti,>i v.v., PiwincMl Secrttftrtf. 
 
 John 8tMirow David 'HiompDon, M.r.P-. AWyrneu OtneraL 
 
 Samuel C^rerlman, m.u.c., CinnW of Public lVorK4 and Jlinet. 
 
 Natlianiel Whitwortb Wbitr, u.v.v. 
 
 William IJotsfonl Troop, m.im*. 
 
 Charlon James Towni«hend, m.p.p. ' 
 
 Jamefl 8tunt'orth McDonald. M.i'.r. 
 
 Hector Franciii McDougal), M.r r. 
 
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 Prtsitlt'nt. . . .Hon Itobcrt Boak, Halifax. 
 
 Hon Robert Molliiion Cutler < . , . (luyaborongh, 
 
 William C Whitman Anuapolin, 
 
 Freeman Tupper Livcrpnei, 
 
 John McKinnon "^'itc •'•••Antif;oni»h,« 
 
 '* Samuel Crcelnmn, MK.c, Cotn'rof Worl's antt jfihea . Stewiacke, 
 
 " Daniel McN. Parker, »i.i» Halifax, 
 
 '* Janies l*>aser ..J..\ Pictou, 
 
 CharleR Dickie, 1'>q .Comw»}Ua, 
 
 K. U. Cakes, Ksq ^,{ ...Diuby. 
 
 A. MoN. (Tochrau. Exq .Maitland. 
 
 Tliuma<< F. Morrisoa ^ « , . . . . Londonderry . 
 
 Juine» Butler, Eho.. .Halifax, 
 
 Koran K. Raker, hw] .,... .ikrniouth, 
 
 Charles Boudrot, V..*^. -. i . . . . . .'. ....... AHihat, 
 
 Charlefl M. Francheville E^q .. .GityslxMroiifk, 
 
 John B. DivLie, K^q Tmro. 
 
 David McCurdv, K.^q Iladil6ck,Cft. 
 
 Hiram Black, Ksq Amherst, 
 
 Jtinica S. McDonald, Ki«q . . ^, .t..H8lirax, 
 
 Hugh Cameron. Esq., m.d , MaboH, G* B. 
 
 I Clvrk, John C. Halliburton. CltnpUiin, Bcv OcQrg« W. Hill, A^W. 
 ' Gtnthman Uglier of the lUavk JM, ]{obert KomauH. 
 
 *#*The Members of the Executive and L«Ki8la(iv« Conncilfl are .Tiintices of the 
 Peace throughout the Province, so loag as they belong to either brauch. > 
 
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 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: '» ' '" 
 
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 Speaker. . . .Han K. T, Mosely. 
 
 Annapoms County,... /Ami W B. Troop, m.r.c., and Caleb W. Shafnev. 
 Amtiiuunisii. '* .t..//on John S. D. Thompson, M.K.C., Attorney Gent- 
 
 ., ■ era/, and Angus McGUUvray. 
 
 CAPKBnETOM H; Vt,.Uon E. t'jlton Mosely, and, Hon Il^tqr F. 
 , ". McDougal I, SI. B c. 
 
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 , WilHarti BI»iir »«nd WilHam A. Patterson. 
 
 .Htm Chas. J. TowoHhend, M K.C.. K. Vickery. 
 
 .Benitimi;! Van Blarcom and Heiirv M. Robicheau. 
 
 .J W. Iladley and A. N. KkDoniifd. 
 
 .William D. Hairington, John Pugli. 
 
 .TiiosB 8n(iith'<liRd Nathaniel Spence. 
 
 .D. J.Campfa^llVM.D.,«iiil Alex. (,^ainpb(>ll. 
 
 . W. C. Bill aMd ilm JuiiMia 8. McDonerld, m. e. c 
 
 . Kdward •JanDea.find Charles A. Smith. 
 
 .H(m S. H. Ilnlmes, m.e.c, Provincial Secretary, 
 
 Aleirt.vMcKav on'l AdiuiiC. Bell. 
 .L. S. Ford and James C. Bartling. 
 .Isidore L«Hlrtrw and Alex. McCnIflh. 
 .Hon K.W. White. M.K.c, and Nehemiah McQray. 
 .William F. McCurdy and John Morrison. 
 .Albert Gayton and Joseph K. Kinne}'. 
 
 Cterk, Henry C. D. Twining. 
 John Fitzgerald. 
 
 ChopUuH^ Rev Cauou Cochran. Messenger, 
 
 PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OFFICERS. 
 
 Frovinoiftl Socretiiry's OttLce. 
 
 Promicinl Secretnn/, Hon 8. H. Holmo«, m.i».p. Depuhf Sec' if, John 
 Goatley. Financial Clerk, Wiu R. Raynolf' ;. Mnrn'atfe License Clerk, 
 Edwin C. Fairbanks. Pmoincial Cashiery W. E. Brine. Clerk, John 
 E. Jeans. 
 
 ' Department of I'^^blic Works and Mines. 
 
 Commissioner, Hon Samuel rrcclman, m.!..c. Dppntff Comm'r, John 
 Kelly. Inspector of Mines, ^f\vi\n Gilpin, Jr. Clerh, C H. Cnrman. 
 Deputy (jdd Comm'rs. — Montagu and Lawrencetoum, John Kelly ; 
 Sherbrooke, William L. Pye. 
 
 FroTinc^al Hospital for Insane. 
 
 T7«/ors, tbe Governor, the Chicv Justice, the Provincial SecretAry, 
 the President of the lieRisUtivc Conncil, the Speaker of the House of 
 A^eembly, and. the heads or authorized representatives of nil christinn 
 churches in the Province. Medical Superinle.ndetU, Alexander P. Rcid, 
 ii.D. Aut Physician, George At Sinclair, m.d. 
 
 Commissionera of Public Charities. 
 
 The Commissioner of Public Works nnd Mini's, t!te Mnyor of Halifax, 
 Dominick Farrell, William Dunbai, William Nesbit. 
 
 Crown Ijand Department- 
 
 Commisaianer of Crown Lauds, The Attorney General. Chief Cieyk, 
 Jas H. Austen. Clerks, Edwd Morris, Matthias Cuppaidge. Depufy 
 Surveyors — Annapotis, Hugh Kerr, Bernard Calnpck; Antigonish, Hugh 
 McDonald and Alex McDonahl ; Cnpe Breton, David McKecn, H. 11. 
 McKenzie, H. C. Burchell, P. W. Morgan ; Colchester, R. L, Byers, 
 William Faulknei*, Williatn G Ousloy; Cuml)erlttnd, A. J.' Hill, 
 Welwood McNah, jr. and A. Pugsley; iJigby, Anselm M Comeau; 
 Quysboro', W. Hartshorno, C. T. Taylor audi I). W. Crockett ; Halifax, 
 W. A. Hendry,' W. Andbrson, C. H. Fairbanks, J. li. Smith, E'. H. 
 Keating, H. W. Andrews and M. McL Lcgan ; Hants, Jas McKenzie ; 
 
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 Attrglciil iksltruuiewls and Applitniees lu ireat variety. 
 
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 Tnvermn, John Murphy, Jaraes W. McKenzie; Kingt, J. Lmrd, 
 Hennigar Neily ; Lunenburtf, J. J. Thompson ; Pictou, Peter Ross, 
 James Holmes, F. W. McKenzie; Queens^ John H. Harlow, {?. R. 
 Freeman ; Richmond, John J. Robertson; Shelburne, James A. McKay; 
 Victoria, A. McKay, Peter Rcss ; Ym-mot^h, P. L. Hatlield. 
 
 Board of Agniculture. 
 
 Pres/rfcnf, Colonel J. W. Laurie; Fice- President, D&yld MAtheeon ', 
 Secretary and Treasurer, Professor Lawsun. The following- are the 
 members: — Government Member, Hon Hector F. VfeDou(;all; District 
 No. I, Halifax Countif, Colonel J. Wimburn I^Durie, Oaktield ; District 
 No. 2, Kings, Annap<dis, Digbg, Charles F. Eaton, Esq, Comwallis ; 
 District N». 3, Lunetihur<j, Queens, Shelburne, Yannoutli, Charles £. 
 Brown, Yarmouth ; District No. 4, Hant*, Colchester, Cumberland, 
 Israel Long: worth, Truro; District No. 5, Pictou, Antigonish, Guifsboro', 
 David Matheson. Picton; District No. 6, Cape Breton, Richvfumd, 
 Inverness, FitYorm, John R^ss, *';)nlardeiie. 
 
 Communications for the Board are to be addressed to *' Professor 
 Lawson, Dalhousie College. Halifax." 
 
 Provincial Railway Engineer, Martin Murphy. 
 
 Queen's Printer, Robert T. Murray. 
 
 Chief Game Commissioner, Charles Sydney Ilarringtoo. 
 
 PROVmCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Seat or Governmknt— FREDERICTON. 
 
 Lieut.-Governor— {$9,000)— Uh Honor the Hon E. B. Chandler 
 Private Secretary, Joehu^ Chandler, Ef*q , 
 
 /*»'or. ^4ide-<fc-Ca«»/>, Lt.-Oot.' John Saunders 
 
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 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon R. Young, m.i^c, President of Cmmcil. Hon John James Frasfer, 
 M.iM'., Attorney General. Hon Wm Wedderbuni M.r r., Prov. Seeretarjf 
 and Receiver General. Hon Michael Adams, it.y.if.. Surveyor General, 
 Hon v. A. Landrj', m. p. p., Chief Corn'r Board of iVorkft. Hon J. H. 
 C«-awford, SoUci'tor Geneud. Hon. W. E. Perley, m.p.p., Hon D. L. 
 Uanington, Jr., m.p.p. 
 
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 President.... Hon Alex. McL. Seely. 
 
 Hon William Hamilton 
 Daniel Haiiington 
 John Lewis 
 Robert Young 
 Thomas U. .lones 
 Archibald Harrison 
 John Flewwelling 
 B. Beveridge 
 
 Hon Owen McI 
 
 
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 John A Beckwith, 
 William Lindsay 
 Francii) Hibbard 
 Wm M. Kelly 
 James Ryan 
 liobert liobiusoiv 
 
 BKOWH «ft nKl»», V«r««r PMfc« Mia Mellto »tre«iN» |i«Ul«x. 
 
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 [1880 
 
 Clerk, Geo Botoford . Clerk Asnstnnt, J . H. Phair . Chaplain, Rev 
 F. Alexander. U^er of the Black Rod, U.K. Jouett. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 iS7>ea£er. .. .^on K. B. Stevenson. 
 
 AiiBERT CoUMTY . . . .Dr. Lewis, Gaiuit 8. Turner 
 OAMLKTrtjj County. . .John S. Ijcighton, George W. White 
 CHAUiiOTTB " ....George F. Uill, Hon B. K. Stevenson, J. E. Lynott, 
 
 Thomas Oottrell 
 . . . .r. J Uyan. Francis McManus 
 . . . .Charles . I. Sayre, Urbain .Johnson. 
 .... Him J. H. Crawford, Dr £. A. Vail, Finnemore E. 
 
 Morton. 
 ....I.evi Theriault 
 . . . ,Uon Michael Adams, Ernest Hutchinson, Thomas F. 
 
 Giilisp:e, Allan A. Davidson 
 . . . ."W. S. Butler, Francis Woods 
 . . . .Cunard Barbarie, Thomas Kenny 
 . . . .Hon. Wm Wedderburn, Kobert Marshall 
 
 David McLellftn, William Elder, likiward Willis, 
 
 Robert J. Ritchie 
 .... Hon. Wm E. Perley, John S. Covert 
 . . . .William B. Beveridpe 
 
 Westmori/d Co Amasa E. Killam, Joseph L. Black, HonF. A. Lan- 
 
 drv, Hon Daniel L. Hanington 
 York " ... .Hon John J Eraser, George J. Colter 
 
 Gloucester 
 Kent 
 
 KlMOS 
 
 Madawaska 
 North' MELD 
 
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 Queers 
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 St. John City 
 St. John " 
 
 SUNBURY 
 
 VicToniA 
 
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 Clerk, George J. Bliss. Clerk Assistttnt, John Richards. 
 Rev. Joseph MoLeod. Sergtaut-at-Arms, Harry Beokwith. 
 
 Chaplain, 
 
 PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 Lieut. Goeemor,— ($7,000)— His Honor Hon T. H. Haviland. 
 Private Secretary, £. Haviland. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 President— Hon W. W. Sullivan. 
 
 Bon S. Prouse, 
 " J. (). Arsenanlt, 
 " Jos. Whitman, 
 " D. Gordon, 
 
 Hon John Lefurcrev, 
 " WmCajiipbell, 
 *♦ Donald Ferguson, 
 " NeilMcUod. 
 
 C/erJb— W, C. DesBrisay. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Prendent — Hon J. Balderston. 
 
 Queen's Covvty.^' Chai'lottetoiim and Roynlty—T. W. T)odd. First 
 Distnct — Hon John Balderston. Second Distitct—Hon R. Munn. 
 
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 KrN«'8 CovsTY — f^'iist Diitiict—IloH S. Bulger. Second Distnct— 
 Hon Josepli Wi|i;htiiiHri. 
 
 PuiNcK CouNTV. — First DUtnct—Hon R. B, Reid. Second District— 
 Hon Alex. Laird. 
 
 Cit-rk, John Ball. Usher of the Black Bod, J. O. Scrimgeour. 
 
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 ;S/;eaX;e?-, Hon J. A. McDonald. 
 
 queen's county. , . 
 
 Charlottetoim—IM i Neil McLeod, G. W. DeBlois. 
 First District— Hon P. Caiueron, Win Campbell. 
 Second District — D. Farquharsoh. D. McKay. 
 Third District— U.ShsLvr, — - McDonald. 
 JTuuH/i />M<^c<—Jas Nicholson, Duncan Crawford. 
 
 kino's county. . ! 
 
 Georpetown — Hon D« Gordon, L. J. Westaway. 
 
 ifHrtt Di^rict — Jas R. McLean, Laiighlin McDonald. 
 
 Second Dirtn'rt—W. W. Sullivan, H. Mclsaac- ; 
 
 Third District —3. E. McDonald, D. Ferguson. 
 
 Fourf A' /)utricf—^.£fon« Sara nel Prow»e and Dr. RobertsoQ. 
 
 FBINGE COUNTY. 
 
 First District— ?.GM\ti,S.Y.Vtrry. 
 Second District — Hon John Yeo, James W. Richards. 
 Third District — J. Alex McDonald, J. O. Arsenault. 
 Fourth District— A., E. C. Holland, G. W. Benilej'. 
 Fifth District — Hon John Lefurgey, Angus McMillan. 
 
 CA»e/ C?«r*— Arch McNeill ; Asst. Clerk— V.W. Hughes i Latb CUrk- 
 A. A. Melxan] Sergeant-at-Arms — D.McKenzie. 
 
 PUBLIC OFFICEllS. 
 
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 Provincial Secretary and Treasurer — Hon Neil McF^od: Attorney 
 General— Hon W. \V. Sullivan: Controller of Cftstwns—l). Currie, Esq; 
 Commissioner of Crown and Public Lands — Hon Josepit Pop«); Begistrar of 
 Deeds— is. Conroy, Ksq; Commissioner of Public IVorks—Ho.. Donald 
 Ferguson; Postmaster — Hon A. A. McDonald; Queen's Printer ~V. K. 
 Bowers, Esq; Suptof £k)iucatit>n^D Montgomery ; ^rothonotary and Clerk 
 of the Crown — D. Hodgson, Esn; Judge of Probutt — Hon Charles Young; 
 Legislative Librarian^ Dr L. C Jenkins. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 Sbat of Goveknment-QUEBEC CITY. 
 
 Lieut. Corcrnor,— (10,000)— His Honor the Hon Iheodore Robitaille. 
 Aiderdt-Camp, Capt Sheppard. 
 
 HKMlVJIi A W^lllt, WlMltMUe WriiitgUlik, llfillfi|f« 
 
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 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon — — , Minister of Ar/ncuUnre ami Public W<n'l:»^ (Premier.) 
 
 " — — I , Commi$$ioner of Crown LatuU. • 
 
 " , Treasurer. 
 
 " , Solicitor General. 
 
 " — — , Attorney Gentrnt. 
 
 " , Specdtef- Legislative Council. 
 
 Clerky Felix Fortier. 
 
 LEGISL. IVr COUNCIL. 
 
 Speaker. . .ZTott ti. Starnes. 
 
 Bon Jean Luuis Beaudiy «... .AlmA, 
 
 " James Ferrier Victoria, 
 
 ** Job E. Prudhomme Rigaud, 
 
 " Peter E. Dostaler ,t ..^ De Laoaudiere, 
 
 " Henry Starnes De Salaberry, 
 
 " W. H. Webb... » Wellington, 
 
 " P. Boucher de La Bouete. ...;.. .' Rougemont, 
 
 " P.E.Roy Sorei 
 
 ** Thomas Wood , Bedibrd, 
 
 " J . 6 . Laviolette DeLorimier, 
 
 " J. Hearn k ;.. Stadacona, 
 
 " 'Hiomas Savage t • • • Qulf Division, 
 
 " Elizee Dionne Grandtille, 
 
 " E. Remillard.. Dela Durantaye, 
 
 " Alexander C . de Lery Lauzon, 
 
 " J. Gattdet « . Kennebec, 
 
 " John Eli Gingra^..^.^...... The Laurentides, 
 
 " Louis Panet. La Salle, 
 
 '* J.J. Ross ...i. .Sliawinigan, 
 
 " J. B. Geo Proulx J)e La Valliere, 
 
 ** Louis Archambeault Repentigny, 
 
 " Felix H. Lemaire Milles-Isies, 
 
 " George Bryson. ', Tnkennan, 
 
 *' C. De Bouchefville, Montarville. 
 
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 Clei'h G. B. de Boucherville . Gentleman Usher of the Black Hod, 
 SuS. UAtt. 8ergeant-^-Arms,T. E. Roy. 
 
 Argenteuil .. 
 
 Bagot 
 
 Beauce 
 
 Beaiiharnoia. 
 Bellechasse . 
 Berth ier .... 
 Bonaventure 
 
 Brome 
 
 Chambly. . . . 
 Champlain . . 
 Chateauguay 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 Speaker. . . .Hon A. Turcotte. . 
 
 Charlevoix .... J 
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 ...R. G. Meikle 
 ...N. Blais' 
 . . .J. Poirier 
 .. .C. Bergerin 
 .. .F. Boutin 
 ...J.Robillanl 
 . . . J. I. Tarte 
 ...W.W. Lynch 
 ...R. Prtfontaine 
 ..D. N. StCyr 
 . .£. Laberge 
 
 0. Gauthiert/tt La- 
 roiiche 
 
 Sangwcnay } W. E. Price 
 
 Compton W. Sawyer 
 
 Deux Montagnes.C P. Champagne 
 
 Dorchester N. Audet 
 
 Drumraondand J xv t vv-**- 
 
 Arthabaska, j W.J. Watts 
 
 Gaspe E. J. FIvnn 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
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 HimtingiioD. . . .Dr. Cameron 
 
 Iberville ., L. Molleur 
 
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 L. O. Loranj;er 
 
 Joliettc 
 Kamouraska . 
 Laprairie. .... 
 L'Aasoinption 
 
 L4ival 
 
 Levis 1<1 T. Paquet 
 
 L'lslet J. H. Dupiiis 
 
 Lotbinier<9 Hon H . G. Joly 
 
 Maskinonge K. Caron 
 
 Megantic Hon G. Irvine 
 
 Missisquoi K> Racicot 
 
 Montcahn .. . . .C. E. Iloiide 
 MoDtmagny. . .'L. N. Fortin . 
 Montmorency .C. Langclier 
 Montreal, c.H. A. Nelson 
 Montreal, k. . .L. O. Taillon 
 Montreal, w.. .J. McSbane 
 NapI'^Tville. . .L. D. Lafontatne, m.d. 
 
 Nicolet C £. Houde 
 
 Ottawa Co. ...L. Duhamel, m.d. 
 Pontiac Boh L. R. Church 
 
 Portnenf. II<m F. Langrlier 
 
 n..«>i«„« -n S H. F. Kiiifret dit Ma- 
 Quebec, c.j ,,,„j„ 
 
 Q'lebec, e ^J. Shchvn 
 
 Quebec, w. . . .A. II. Murphy 
 Quebec Co. . . . Hon D. A. liuM 
 
 ^ wsr** * f '^°'''^"*' ^''"'"* 
 
 Kichclicu M. Mathieu 
 
 Kimouski //on Alex. Cliauveau 
 
 Kouville 8. lierlrand 
 
 StHyacinthe. .//or H. Mercier 
 
 St Jean. ..... .//on F. G. Msrchand 
 
 St Maurice, . . F. 8. L. Desauluiera 
 
 Shefford J. L. Latoulaine 
 
 Sherbrpoke.. . .//on J. G. Kobertson 
 
 Soulangea W. Duckett 
 
 Stanstead. . . . .H. Lowell 
 Temi8couata...6. H. DMchenes 
 Terrebonne. //on J A Chapleau, Q.o. 
 Trois Rivieres. //on A. Turcotte 
 Yaudreuil ....£. (^alonde 
 
 Vercheres IL Larose 
 
 Yamaska. J. S> C. Wartel^ 
 
 C^rtj Louis DeLorme. Sergeant at Amu, 6. Larocqiie. 
 
 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. 
 
 Seat of Governmknt— TORONTO. 
 
 Lieutenant- Goveitior, — ($10,000) — His Honor the HonD. A. Macd6nald. 
 Private Secretary and A. D. C, Capt Forsyth Grant. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIT^ 
 
 Hon O. Mowatt, Attorney General. 
 " S. C . Wood , Commissioner of Agriculture and Secretary and Regisfi'ar, 
 " C. F. Fraser, Comntissioner of Public Work$. 
 " T. R. Pardee, Cominissioner of C'ro'im Lands. 
 *' A. Crooks, Ministt.r (^'£d*$e«tioH. 
 " A. S. Hardy, Treasurer. 
 
 Clerk, J. G. Sco^t^ 
 
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 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Sjjeaker, 
 
 Addington H. M. Deroche, 
 
 Algoma. R. A. Lyon, 
 
 Brant, n. M J. Youiig, 
 
 Brant, s. R. . . , .Pon A. S. Hardy, 
 Brock ville.. . . .^on C. F. Fraser, 
 Bruce, N. K Donald Sinclair, 
 
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 Bruce, a . n //on R. M Wells, 
 
 Cardwcll C R(»bin«on, 
 
 Carleton G. W. Monck, 
 
 Cornwall W. Mack, 
 
 Dutterin J. ItaiT, M.n., 
 
 Diindas Andrew Kroder, 
 
 Durliain, r.r. . .John Kf)8cvenr, 
 Durham, W.U....I. W. McLaughlin, 
 
 Klgin, K.R J. Ca8c-adt>ii, 
 
 Kigin, w. R T. M Navin, 
 
 Rngex, E. R.,. . . .Lewin Wigle, 
 E»9f X, N. R., . . . S. White, 
 
 Frontenac D D. Calvin, 
 
 Glengarry D. McMastcr, 
 
 Gronville*, h k. .F. J. l-'rfnch. 
 
 Grey, k.r D. Creigliton, 
 
 Grey, E.R., A- W. Lauder, 
 
 Grej', 8. R.,. ... .J H. Hunter, 
 Hastingg, N....G. H. Koulton, 
 Hastings, k.r. .N. S. Appleb}', 
 Hastingfl, w r. .A. Robertson, 
 Huron, S.R.... A. Bishop, 
 Huron, r.r. . . .T. Gibson^ 
 
 Huron, w A.M. Ross, 
 
 Haldimand J . Baxter, 
 
 Halton D. Robertson, 
 
 Hamilton city.. J. M. Gibson, 
 Kent, E. ii.,. . . .D. McCraney, 
 Kent, w. R., . . .E. Robinson, 
 Kingi^ton city. .J. H. Metcalfe, 
 Lainbton, w. r. HanT. K. Pardee, 
 Lamblou, b u.. .Peter Graham, 
 I^nark, N.R ,.. .W. C. Caldwell, 
 Lanark, 8 . r. . . . W. Lees. 
 
 'G«Ui£;.°"'. !»•"-'«"- 
 
 Leeds, 8. K W. Richardson, 
 
 Lennox G. H. Hawlt-y, 
 
 Lincoln S. Neelon, 
 
 London city W. C. Meredith, 
 
 Monck R. I larcourt, 
 
 Middlesex, E.R. .R. Touley, 
 Middlesex, n.r. .J. Waters, 
 
 Middlesex, w.K.J. Watorworth, 
 
 Mnskoka L C. Miller, 
 
 NorlWk, N.R. . . .J U. Freeman, 
 Norfolk, 8.U . . . W Morgan, 
 Northu-iiberland, j J J, ^,^„^^ 
 
 Northumberland, ' t ^ p:„i,i 
 w.R :.. jJ-^-i'eici, 
 
 Ontario, s.n Thomns IHixton, 
 
 Ontario, 8 R. ...J. hrvden, 
 
 Ottawa city P. KnRl^cr^'iWe, 
 
 Oxford, N.R . . .Hon O. Mowatt, 
 
 Oxford, 8 . H Hon A . Crooks, 
 
 Peel K. Chisholm, 
 
 Perth, N.R I). D. Hay, 
 
 Perth, 8.K Thos Hallantyn©, 
 
 Peteiboro', w. R. W. .Scov't, 
 Peterboro', K.R. .T. Blez>ird, 
 
 Prescott Dr. Harkin, 
 
 Prince Edward. .G. Striker, 
 
 HenfrewiNR M.Murray, 
 
 Renfrew, 8. R. . . .8. Bontield, 
 
 Russdf. J. Morgan, 
 
 Simcoe, e » H. J Cook, 
 
 Simcoe, w. r. . . .Thos Long, 
 Simcoe, s. R. . . .W. J. Parkhill, 
 
 Stormont J. Kerr, 
 
 Toronto, East. ..Hon A. Morris, 
 
 .Robert Hell, 
 .S. S. Peck, 
 .^oraS. C.Wood, 
 .M. Springer, 
 .J. Livingstone, 
 
 Toronto, West., 
 Victoria, N . R. . 
 Victoria, 8-. K,. 
 Waterloo, N.«.. 
 Waterloo, 8. R. . 
 
 Wdland D. Near, 
 
 Wellington, s. R.J. Lawlor, 
 Wellington, c.k. .C Clarke. 
 Wellington, N.R.R.McKim, 
 Wentworth, 8 R. .F. M. Carpenter, 
 Wentworth,N.R..J. McMUhon, 
 
 York, E. R G. W. Radgerow, 
 
 York, w.R P Patterson. 
 
 York, N.K Dr Widdelield. 
 
 Clerk^ C . T . Gillmor. 8ergt-al-Arm$, S. Glackuiey«r. 
 
 PROVINCE OF MANITOBA. 
 
 Seat of Government— WINNIPEG. 
 
 Lieutenant (7ower»io»',— <f9,000)— His Honor the Hon J. E Cauchon. 
 
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 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 JJon. J. Norqiiay, Treaturtr and Prer'.er. 
 '• J. Royal, At ini$fer cf Public Works. 
 " D. M. Walker, Attorney General 
 " C. I*. Brown, Provincial Secretary. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 St. Paul's Dr. Curtis J. Bird, 
 
 St. Vital. I. Umav, 
 
 St. Clements... T. Howard, 
 
 PortaKe La | j^ McKenzie 
 Prairie j »>• wcivenzje, 
 
 St. James £dwin Bourke, 
 
 St. A. drew8, N..Jolin Gunn, 
 
 8.. Ch„l.... [«•„„%"•''""'*■ 
 St. Norbert, S . . lion V. Delorme, 
 Baie St. Paul.. .F. Chenier. 
 St. Boniface, ) lion. Marc Amable 
 E. i Girard, 
 
 Rockwood W. F. Luxton, 
 
 Westboume. . . .C. P. Brown. 
 
 Springflvid 
 
 St. Andrews, S . 
 St. Petera... . . 
 
 St. Agatha 
 
 I^ike Manitoba.. 
 
 St. Ann's 
 
 St. Norbert^ N... 
 High Bluft'. . . 
 St. Francois Xa- } 
 
 vier, W j 
 
 St. BonifUce, W. . 
 Winnipeg and | 
 
 St. John's.. . . J 
 
 Poplar Point 
 
 Rildonan 
 
 Headingly 
 
 W. R. Dick, 
 I/on. J. N«>rquav. 
 Captain Hovvii 
 .A. F. Martin, 
 .Angus McKay, 
 ,C. Nolin, 
 .Joseph Lemay, 
 Vr Cowan, 
 
 Hon Joseph Royal 
 
 /iTim M.A.Gil aid, 
 
 Hon R. A. Davis, 
 
 T. K. Cornish, 
 John Sutherland, 
 J. Taylor, 
 
 Cierk, T. Spence. 
 
 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
 
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 Xteu<.-6or.— (S8,000)— His Honor the /Ton ALnEKTNoKYONRiciiAHDs. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon G. A. Walkem, Comm'r of Lnnd» and Works, Atty. Genl, (Premier.) 
 '* T. B. HiJttphreys, Provincial Secretary 
 " R. Beav6B, Ministei' of Finnnc and Af/ricukitre. 
 
 Clerk, J. y. Young. 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Speaker.... ¥. W. Williams. 
 
 Cariboo ..Hon G A . B . Walkem, G. Cowan, J. Evans. 
 
 Comox John Asb. 
 
 Ot)wichan W. Smithe. E. Pimbury. 
 
 Eaquiinault F. W. WiUiams, H. Ilelgeseo. 
 
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 Kooteuay K. T. Grlbraith, C. Oallagber. 
 
 Lillooet W. Brown, W. Saul. 
 
 Nanaiino J Ahrams. 
 
 New Westminister Dist.D. McGillivray, W. Harris. 
 
 Do. do. City.E. Brown. 
 
 Victoria City IJ. Beaven, W. Wilson, J. Drummond, J. W. 
 
 Williams. 
 
 Do. District J. T. Mi-Ihiioyle, Hon T. B. Humphreys. 
 
 Yale J. A. Mura, Hon. F. 6. Vernon, I\ Bennett. 
 
 Clerk, J. It. Ilett. 
 
 THE NORTH WEST TERRITORIES. 
 
 Lieut Governor— Uis Honor the Hon David Laird, P.C, Battleford, N. W. T. 
 
 yf^^ EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Mathev#riii ttoA Hugh Richardson, Stipendinry Mapialrates^ AtewJters 
 of Council, ( ex-officio ). Lieut Col .f. F McLeod, CM. a., Commitdoner oj 
 Police, Pascal, I^rilleurd. Amedee Forget, Clerk of Council and Secretary 
 to Lieut Govern- r. W. J. Scott, Registrar. 
 
 PROVINCE OP KEEWATW. 
 
 Lieutenant Governor— The Lieut Governor of Manitoba for the time being. 
 
 Indian Agents— Cax^t Allan McDonald, M. G. Dickieson. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 Governor — Sir John Hawley Glover, K. C. M. C, 
 Private Secretary — J. Morgan, Esq 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 ffon W. V. Whitewav, Premier, 
 • E D. Shea, 
 " James J. Kogei-son, 
 " W. J. S. Donnelly, 
 
 Hon Stephen Rcndell, 
 •* John Rorke, 
 " James Winter. 
 
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 //»»» John Wfnfer, m if, 
 '• l\'ttr () I'essicr, 
 " lulwani While, 
 •• Lobert Kent. 
 " E. D. Shea, 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon EdwnnJ Mofris, Prttidtnt. 
 
 Hon W. J R, Ponnefly, 
 *' 1^ iTt Tburburii, 
 '• A Hurvev, 
 '♦ Thomas tnn>ot, 
 ** 8ie|iU<!B Hendttl). 
 
 HOU8K OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Dhtrict of 5/ John's, Entt \{ J. 0'Mar», Kobert J. K«nt and Robert 
 Jolin l'arj.'<)ii!-, jtinr, l'>qll^e^». 
 
 Distnct <ifSf John's. Wtst — Lewis Te^^sier, Maurfce Fenelon and PatricTt 
 G. Siott, KHquires. .♦ r^^^f x!~^ 
 
 Digtfict of V^mci-pilon Bay, Simfhern /)lm»'«»^-- Joseph I. Little and 
 Fatriok NowImh, Esquires. 
 
 Di$lt'ict tf Pvt't'de-'Gravt-^'Sathan Noriran, Esq. 
 
 Diitrict of Corhontnr-^o)M\ Korke, Ei*q. 
 
 -/)t|/MC< (j/'fiai/rfp-Kt/t/*— Altred I'enny, Ecq. 
 
 Diitiktof kltf-rylnnd—ltim&iGtxxe Conroy aivl PxiiklyJoseplvtiSreen, 
 Enquires. 
 
 Dtstflct of Pla'ttniia and Ft Marfi^s—/fon W. J. 9. l)oliclly, James 
 Collins «nd Michael K. iJwyer Estfiiires 
 
 District of It arbor Grfice—Charles Dawe, Esq, and //on Ambrose Shea. 
 
 iJislrictof Trimly— Hon W. V. WliiteWMy, James U. Watson and John 
 
 nendell^ Kstquires. 
 
 Dittrict of 'Bonavistn— Francis WintoH, George SheUflti and James 
 Saint, Esquiri s. . ,,, 
 
 District of Burin— Hon James J. Kogerson and Jainea Winter, Enquires, 
 District of Fortune Bity—Jn»,tiii O, Krazer, Esq. 
 ' D'ttfict of Burffeo and /,« /*(«7e— Alcxaiidef M. McKay, Esq. 1 )> 
 District of Tw'iUingntt ami Foyo — Alex J. \V. McNeilley, Stanley Cnrier 
 and '{iciiai d F. liice. Esquires. 
 
 Actwg M'»at-erin Cb^wcery — Thomas J. Kough, Esq. 
 Acting C/erA— Hugh Carter, Enq. 
 UshtrofiheBhichRod'\\.Y.\\fi\\Ti'w,Yje^q. THO 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE GOVERNMENT. 
 
 Attornerj Otnerai—Uon Sv. V. Whitewat; Soli/^t^' Gtneral-^ 
 
 Colonial Stnttarjf - Hon E. D. Shea; livceicer General— Hon .lames J. 
 Rogerson; Financial Secretary— 3o\\n H.Warren, Esq; Auditor Gtntral^ 
 Thomas Glen, Esq; Smtieyot' Otneral^Hon W J. S. Donellyj Aa$istatU 
 CoUtctor of Ctutotns — James Haywood, Esq. 
 
 . SUPREME COURT. 
 
 CJiief Justice— Sir II. W. ffoyles Knight; Assistant Judges — Won .John 
 Hay ward and Sir F. B T. Carter; Clerk of Court~ I'rescott Emerson, Esq ; 
 SJiitriff—Uon TUouias Talbot. St. John'j Uistkict QoMwe— Judges — D. 
 W. n-owse and Henry Renouf, Esqrs; CUrk of the Pence — R. K. Lilley, 
 Esq Hakbor Grack Distkkjt Coukt — Jwfge — T. K. Bennett, Etq. 
 
 
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 99 ORANVILLS STRUT, - HALIFAX. NOVA BCOTIA. 
 
 ICaatt&oturinff Jtweller aad Silvtrsmith. 
 
 And Importer of Flue Jewellery, Watchea, French, Ciirrlajro and Marble (Jlock», 
 
 Htcrllnjc Silver and Fnectro-Plated Tablewiiro, China, Parian and othor 
 
 Htatuar}', Hpootavlea, Field and Opora UIohsos, Themiotnettirs, &c. 
 
 Mil. CORNELIUS would direct particular attention to the lartje rtock o( 
 
 Walthain Watches, Spectacles and Eye-Glasscs, 
 
 whieh ho h«* conntantly on haiHi. 
 
 HSB^ The Manufacture of FINE JEWELLEIIY a siMJclalty of thin F^Ubllshnwnt. 
 
 AIhs, Jewellc. y, WatcheH, Plate, Ac., Carefollj Bepalred. 
 
 18 SO. 
 
 THE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO OET 
 
 Eats, Caps and Furs, Troi^, Winter dloves, 
 
 aad Buffalo Eo'bes, 
 
 Is AT T. E. EVERETT 6l CO., 
 
 11A.TTERS cSfc FUR.RXERS. 
 
 122 Granville Street, Hallfoac, M. S. 
 
 Silk f latfl n»ado t<» oitler by Confonnatcur Measiire. 
 
 C&EiaBTOXT & KAESBALL, 
 STATIONERS, 
 
 Paper Rulers and Blank Book Manufacturers. 
 
 DEALERS IN ipvl',- .1 ...a-vmim,. 
 
 Charts, NaTigration Books, Nantical Instruments, &c. 
 
 ORDNANCE SQUARE, - HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 ktioiieer anil Ussion MerU, 
 
 HEAD OF COMMERCIAL WHARF, HALIFAX. 
 
 ^ET* Censlgiiments df Apples aad ConatUr Frotfnoe aoliette^. 
 
 Prompt Retn^Ui diAde. 
 
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 SIGNS OF THE PLANETS, STC. 
 
 The Snn, 
 
 or Tho Earth, 
 
 8 New Moon, 
 Full Moon, 
 3) lirst Quarter, 
 (£, Lost Quarter, 
 
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 % Mars, 
 S Jupiter, 
 1; Saturn, 
 ^ H^rschol or Uranus. 
 
 SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. 
 
 G».:»» (^ V Aries, head. 
 
 signs 
 
 ^ » .u. Gemini, arms, 
 
 Summer ( \ f ?'^''^J;.^'^'^^' 
 Himis i '^ St Leo, hcnrt, 
 »»g»»- ^ 6 1^ Virgo, bowels. 
 
 A »»»»«» ( 7 tfti Libra, reim, 
 IhrJs 1 8 "I Scorpio, H^t., 
 •igns. f ^ ^ Sagituriua, thi. 
 
 Winter ^ ^^ ^ Capricomus, kn. 
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 2 K Pisces, ftet. 
 
 CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES FOR THE YEAR. 
 
 Golden NunAixjr. 19 
 
 Epnct......... 18 
 
 Solar Cycle 13 
 
 Dominical Letters ; . .D C 
 
 Roman Indietion 8 
 
 Julian Period 6ft93 
 
 The year 5641 of the Jewish Era commences on September 6, 1880. 
 Ramad&n (month of abstinence observed by the Turks) commences 
 
 on August 7, 1880.;^ ,,i . .^..c ■/,::. 
 
 The year 1298 of the Moluunmedan Era commence^ on December 4, 
 
 188a 
 
 EMBER DAYS. 
 1. Wed., Frid. and Sat. after first Sunday in Lent— Feb. 18, 20, 21. 
 2.^ Wednesday, Friday and Saturday after Pentecost— May 19, 21, 22. 
 
 3. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday after 14th Sept.— Sept. 15, 17, 18. 
 
 4. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday after 13th Dec.— Dec. 19, 17, 18. 
 
 ROGATION DAYS. 
 May 3, 4, 5. 
 
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 Qolnnaaff(*«iina-8hroy« 8«io. 
 
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 Palm Sunday Mar. 
 
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 Trinity 8mMlay.., St 
 
 Corfrim Christi 27 
 
 First Sunday in Adrant — Kov. 2ft 
 
 Other Fcaata, AaiiivaraariM^ &e., will b« found in Ca4«nd»r yages, 
 
 BEGINNING OF THE BBASONg. w. 
 
 Sun enters Vt ( Winter begins) December 22, 1879, nt OM. 
 
 Sun enters T (Spring begins) March 20, 1880, at I M. 
 
 Sun eniers 22 (Snromer Begina> Jane 20, 18W9, «r.. . . r, 10 A. 
 
 Sun enters dk ( AatnoM) begins) September 22, 1880, at. ...... ^. . A. 
 
 Sun enters Ifj ( Winlar begins) December 21^ IMO, at. . • ft M. 
 
 MORNING AND EVENING PLANElW-rSSa 
 
 \f Mkrcdry.— Jannary Ist Mercnry riaea Ih. 4Svft. before the Snn; 
 continues a Morning Sta# lAtronghont tlia month, and after the 29lh 
 Februfupy (when tt sets 6h. 48m. A.), will b* att Kfeaing Star iiDtn 
 aboat the 20th March. It rises on the 9tb April 4h. 50m. M,, and 
 until the beginning of May will be a Morning Star. On Idib Jane 
 it seta about 50 aiuintes after sunset, and will be ai» Evenhig Star 
 until about the 20th July. It rises an boav I)«fore sunrisa on tlie 
 14th August, and continues a Morning Star until the second wa«k in 
 Septcinbeir. It v« iH again be an Ereniug Star Ifonv the beginning of 
 Octoiior until the middle of Npvambo*, and tbronghout Devemlior a 
 Moriiiug Star. Mercury will be in conjtmction with the Sun Febrnary 
 14, March 28, Juno 2, August 5, September 17, and November 23. 
 
 9 Tknuh— continues a Morning Star until abo«t the lOth May; 
 will be in conjunction with the Snn July 13, and from the- hit October, 
 (when it sets a)>out 48 minutes after sunset), it will be an Evening 
 Star. From the beginning of June until the end of September Venus 
 will bo alK>ve the horizon the greater portion of the lime between 
 sunrise and sunset. 
 
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 from 8 to 11 hours after Hunset, and until the end of August will be 
 
 an Evening Star. It will be in conjnncticm with the Sou Octobes 25, 
 
 and a Morning Star after November 20. 
 
 ^ Jupiter — will be air Evening Star until tie beginning of March, 
 and on the 15th in conjunction wHh the Sun. From the middle of 
 
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 1} SATfTRir.— On the Jnt January Satom eoutlM t^h. 6Am. A** and 
 HetH at luidiii^'ht—continnin^r an Kvouih^; Star until about the end of 
 Mafdi. It will lie in conjnfi<i;ion with the Shn on the 8th April; a 
 Morninir Star from the boj^innin^^ of May until aliont the middle of 
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 ' BCttVSSfcS IN 1880. 
 
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 lu %\}fi yfar UBpjth^re^wiU b« four Bdipfei of Um Sua ai^d two of 
 the Ifuoo. '<\>ni'tif,X hivn .(^..'v^'^la*n»> t" W ^#»'*'fV ■ r' 
 
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 Halifax. UI .^^^*■i ..ill .■ i M IK 4jit^ 
 
 ^gins oil' the Earth January il,|h 46in- A„ H'W^ Time at.! 
 
 in longitude 1 53° 44' K. of Greenwich, and Latitude 4 
 Central Eclipse begins 4h. 49m. A., 
 
 in Longitude 1 42° 20''Bl; )ih4 LitiiUdifr t . 1 50 1 8^ M. 
 
 Central Eclipse at Noon, 6h. 34m. A., 
 
 in Ldh^rtde »0^ ^'W., arid Latitude ** "* ' ^^^ * " ' IQO W N. 
 Central Eclipflee»dfli7h.<5(hnwAi^ lor; ' .. 1 .i^.; 
 
 JaLon»t«ael9»f 47/,W^#,id^itude ...i ..^i,.,,, .4l<»4l'N. 
 Ends on the Earth 8h. 53m. A., 
 
 in Longitude 1 1 8° 56' W., and Latitude ^\*>YI> N. 
 
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 II -rA Total BoUpae ofiithe.Mora, JuneuM, 1680, inrisibfo at 
 Halifax. Begina 7h. 4m. M. Laat Phaae Oh. 8m. A., Mean Time 
 
 at Hi^ifMC \K-f\tUii\vn\'M'' (fri^vjisrinl* •>'nflJ*uf>r»dj — MiiVimV- ' 
 
 III. — An Annular Eclipee of the Sim, July t, 1880, invisible at 
 Halifax. ti.'-; I'^i m,>ii w'^si-ih *»-'.♦«•' ^'^—J^.^.•o^| A J> 
 
 Begins on the Earth, July' f^Um^hi. il^. M.,' Meab Titn6 aC Halifax, 
 
 in L«n)tittlde 59o 37' W. of Greehwidc, and Latitude ^ t9« 47 8. 
 Central Eclipse begins 8fa. 17m. M., 
 
 in Longitude 64° 55' W., and Latitude Sl° 51' 8. 
 
 Central EcHpee at N^n, 9h tOm. M., 
 
 in Longitude 22° 28' W., and Latitude 6t° SO' 8. 
 
 Central Eclipse ends 9h. 35m. M., 
 
 in Longitude 8° WK W., and Latitdde- - 66° 34' 8. 
 
 Ends on the Earth, 11 Ji.23nb4M., 7 
 
 in Longitude 1S° 44' £., and Latitude 44^ 43' S. 
 
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 Hr;^A Phtcial Eclipse of the Soil, December 1, 1880, invisible at 
 
 HaliftlX. •' ym.r. .'d sr. ..-. . -• ■'■ : 
 
 ^^ns on the Earth, December 1 , 1 Oh. SOm. A., Mean Time at Halifax, 
 in Longitude 13^ IT W. of Greenwich, and Latitude 65o I' S. 
 
 Greatest Eclipse lOh. 57m. A., Mag. (Sun's diam. =» 1) 0040, 
 
 in Longitude 4^° 48' W. of Greenwich, and Latitude 67o 56^ S. 
 
 Ends on the Earth nh. SSm. A., 
 
 ifi Longitude 74<> 18' W., and Latitude 67o 10' S. 
 
 y.T-A Total Eclipse pf l^e Meon, December 16, 1880, invisible at 
 BaJifax. 
 
 First contact with the Penumbra, Dec. 16, 8h. 17m. M. > Mean Time 
 Middle of the Eclipse, lib. 24m. M. > at 
 
 Last contact with the Fenumbra, . 2h. 32m. A. ) Halifax. 
 
 VL— A Partial Eclipse of the @un, December 31, 1880, visible at 
 Halifax. 
 
 Begiiis on the Earth, Dec. SI, 1 880, 7h. 46m. M., Mean Time at Halifax, 
 in Lougitude 71^ 44' W. of Greenwich, and Latitude 9i° 31' N. 
 
 Greatest Eclipse, 9h. SOm. M., Mae. (Sun's diam. == i) 0*712, 
 ' ilj Longitti^e 49^ 29/ W., and Latitude 65^ 8'N. 
 
 Ends on the Earth 1 Ih. 14m. M., 
 
 in Longitude 5o Ml E., and Latitude , , ..^w^r . ^o 11' I^. 
 
 Betffta^ Haliftw^ il^ut 8h. 25m. M. ^ , * '■" :' ^ / 
 
 EXPLANATORY. Ju 
 
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 , Apkdio^ — that part of a planet^s oih\^Jar*^>emi itom the Si|ll«j ni 
 Perihelion — that part of a planet's oriut nmrewt the Sun. ''■■'■'^ >» , «. 
 f/tm^ton— angular distance of a phinet from the Snn, as seen from 
 
 the-Eart^.. ^.^^ytwryh.- ■ -iW// 
 
 Penumbra — a partial shadow resulting from the aiminished lid^ of 
 
 the wtB lb the earth oar.mooo, daring a soiac er Ivnarieclipse, a^pearmg 
 
 aapartiaL '■'': 
 Declination — the dbtance of a heavenly body from the equinoctial line. 
 Ediptic — the plane of the earth's cwrbit nearest the sun. 
 
 C Apogee — greatest distance from the earth. 
 
 .^ I*^i;Cl Quadrature, ^^ Qppf»ition. rf Coi^nnction. ; 
 ^ Ascending node. ^ Descending node. -i-^i U-i 
 
 The letters M. A., m. a., denote montiwf and ctftentcfon; h. m. s., 
 hourilminiUes tind seconds. - • lu, . // '^ , n, 
 
 N. north, E. east, *> D^^reee* 
 
 S. south, W. west, ' Minutes of Are. 
 
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 For mK lsnoth or the dat. — Add 12 noun to the time of the; 
 S«H*8 setting, and from th^ siim suMriiii^i; tJjfi^iM of rising. 
 
 For raffs cbnoth or kmk viohv.— Sahlract the tiiperof Son's 
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 The Ti»b8 wiN hefi'^aiid iaddeadar pages, and in Tide Tahk^ page 80. 
 
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 Tlie folloimig Ta^Me 4('<fi)e «eni1t of many ]r«ark' aeCaal observatibiii) is 
 aserifaed to Dr. Herwiiel. Ik i» ooaatrveted npdn a doe eonsidiMratkita of 
 the attractioti ef tbelBan and Moor in their several potitfoni respecting 
 4ie BarA, and serres 4o«how wiMt kiad of wsather will most prohably 
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 In Snmmer. 
 
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 Rain. 
 
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 those «h»nge6 happen, the more foul and wet will be the' weatketf that 
 will follow. 
 
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 IwArAed the Onljr Medal ^reil at tlie CentenMlal Exhi- 
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 nbs. 6'8 to iO'sii 
 
 WHITE, BLUE, RED', ORANGE, AND GREEN. 
 
 Mmitb of Good Asimrioaa dotton, with groat care, eotnttly 
 ■umbered, and warranted ftOl Length and Welgkt.'' 
 
 WE would ask the purchasers oi Cotton Warp to re- 
 memher that our Yam is spun on Throstle Frames, 
 which make a stroifgi^ ja^yn j^|Eug['",tLa;^ng Frames, used in 
 making American yarn. 
 
 It is also better twisted and < more earefully reeled ; efich 
 hank being tied up in 7 leas^pf 120 yards each. This m^kes 
 it m^ch move.easy Vo wind than when it i& puj^ iUp withoi^i 
 leas — as the Amenoauu is— -and al30 saves a great deal of waste. 
 
 Those acquainted ivjith weaving will undei^tand the ^[leal; 
 advantage it is to them to use yarn put up in this manner. 
 
 Utad^ of No. 10 Yarn, 4^Pfy Twined. 
 
 Each Ii lb. bundle contains 10,000 yards in lengtli, and 
 will make; ^'le^gth of Carpiet i« propovtio(a .toi the •number of 
 ends Iql width. , 
 
 We JiMve put more twiiit Itttb this Warp than it formerly 
 had, and it.wiU now n^ake a nsore'diK'abte Cnrf^et t^an can 
 be made wit]^ jlny other material. Since its rutroduction by 
 us, a few yviars ago, it has como into very general use 
 throughout the cduntry. ■■ \ 
 
 All onv |:oods have t;mr liai^ta and address upon them. 
 
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 , It is made with the smallest possible quantity of sizing, 
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 Our Grey Cotton has our Stamp upon it. , 
 
 BEAM WARPS FOR WOOLLEN MILLS. 
 
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 January.— We are now entering u)K>n a n«w phase of Asfrioulture in this Pro- 
 vince. It i8 necessary to do so to enable ua to keep our place in the march of 
 civilization. The suiall farmer must cultivate Uis nelds like a garden, ^and the 
 richer iiMin rau«t run a loftijer and deep«r furrow, if the advantai^os o' the new 
 method are tu b» availed of. More capital and tnnni| knowledge and Kkill are 
 n^qnirid t)0 our lariiia. The niiUWffeineiit of them -ftiUAt'. be uharacteriKcd by 
 greatef encrfry and perseverance o<nnDineJ with economy, and by ))rudcnco com- 
 mensurate With the incieascd value of the atako. Our A)muil Exbibitlon.s are tl^c 
 index fik)!'^ ^^^^^ iadiciitoto us, year by year, the gcuernl progroaa that ia bofaig 
 made. It ii obvious from these, and from tne jniprovtnnjntH vi,itbn> cki farina 
 throughout the ooantry, that we are rapidly making tip our lee \v«.y, and that 
 
 Phf/sicianii reconvneiul Robinson's Plio9j>horized Emulsion of Cod Liver 
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 Battle of Hoclvheim, 1793. 
 
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 Dr. Halley die<l, 1742. 
 
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 Australia ooloni/.ed, 1788. 
 
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 Nova Scotia will soon win a (rout place 08 an Ai^ricuHural Country. Such belnjf 
 tbfi cam, it ia decined advioable this year so to modify theao monthly foot notos in 
 tlie Almanac, that whilst thoy may serve to remiitu our agriculturttl readers, as 
 fonnerly, of tho monthly worl( to oe done on the farm, they may also serve as a 
 hrief exposition of the loadinK principles upon which our advancpd scientiflc 
 farming Is foimdod. Tho prudent faniior will this month "take stock" in tho 
 manner descrijbnd in Inst year's Alnmuack, so us to show his expenditure and 
 income and profits on the past year't^ oj^rations. It is u mistake to 8upiK)8e that 
 scientiftc farming; dculs only with tho principles of physics and chemmry and 
 |>hysiolo^ ; it is founded essentially on the commercial princi)>Ie of profit and 
 loss, and this principle is the test to l>e a])plied to determine its success or failure 
 
 Laxative F.Tuit Troches/ the New, Pleasant and Efficient Remedy for 
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 in every cue. Now Is a tgood time to schemo your work for the oomlnir eeason : 
 mako up your orders for artificial ir.aiiurvs and implements and seeds, and 
 generally forestall the openiii^f of sprini; so as to bo roady for it. We must still 
 wrait a few months for field work, wait imtiontly but not idlv. Push on the 
 fattening of cattio, fed off waste {[rain and roots that are likoiy to spoil in the 
 cellar. Piuk over all roots and veiretables, and jfivo air to prevent moulding, 
 which is apt to ooctir from the moisture and high temperature which cannot be gut 
 rid of enMrely ttll the severe freezing weather comes on. 
 
 FBBRrAKT.— February is the trying month for cattle, and most of the animals 
 that pine and die in the spring months have really been sacrificed long before. 
 Peed well at this season, not ovennuch, but Judlcioiwly. Calves and young stock 
 will "ot tiitivG on drj* hay a! jne ; thoy roquiro the hay to be cut and mixed with 
 
 For Kidncxi Complaiuta, try LAXATIVE FRUIT TROCHES. 
 Sample Boxes 25 ct^. Prtpared by J. II. ROBINSON, St. John, N. B. 
 
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 to wonder why so many live. Let us enquire briefly into the ratitinaU of feeding;. 
 All the food of animals oonsisis of several bodies having distinct properties, and 
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 difforonoes In feeding value. Hay, besides woody matter which is nearly useless, 
 contains starch, sugar, gum, oil; these are non-nitrogenmts ; and maintain the 
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 if we wish to produce f.vt on an animal we feed Indian corn or some other food rich 
 in fat-fonners ; if the object is to produce flesh, on the other hand, wo feed oats or 
 wheat rich in ilesh-forniers. For milic, the be^t of all food is Kreen grass, or in 
 winter thne, hay, well made from young grass, supplemented by succulent roots 
 such as mangels. 
 
 March.— It is too early to commence flold operations beyond the carting out of 
 manure and preparing and placing stuff for fencing, but a good doiil of work may 
 now be done in the garden. This is Iiot-bad month, and how to make a hot-bed is 
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 First U. S. Coug. at N. York, 1789. 
 Coveiit Gar. Theatre burut, 1856. 
 ^in I'erihelion. 
 4th Sunday in Lent. 
 
 9 d C 9 *^''*®s '^J'* ^ ^^- morning. 
 Halifax Harbor frozen over, 1833. 
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 of manure outside all around. Cow manure W4II not heat at this season. Horse 
 dunfc will n<tt heat at this season, unless the animal baa been fed upon oat« or 
 some kmd of grain. Keopin$r these facts in view you can select your maniue, or 
 make such a mixture as will give the decree of heat required. Spread over the 
 manure, inside the frame, about four or live inches of very line soil ; this shouid 
 have been prepared in the fail, and kept dry under cover all winter,— otherwise it 
 is likely now to lie a hard frozen mass. The gla=3 sashes are then to be ]>ut on and 
 kept close till the hot bed heats; the steam and heat will start the seeds of weeds, 
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 weed and rake the Hurface and sow your sprinar seeds, — cauliflowers, cabbajjoa, 
 celery, tonatces, &c., for the kitchen garden; and stocks, verbenas, fjetunitis, 
 asters, balsams, and such like annuals, for flower-garden ornament. The seeds 
 will bear u (food deal ot' heat before Lhey emerge from the soil, but as soon as the 
 first leaves begin to api>ear the frune must be aired daily, taking care to avoid 
 cold draughts. 
 
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 attended to as the oeasun adrances and «8 the weather may permit. The theory 
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 7 52 
 
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 11 49 
 
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 water, the aand allows it to Alter through. When tbe-clay is in MPew we have 
 a clayey soil, when sand is in excess we have !a sandy sotl, and when both are equal 
 we have a Loam, which ia best of all for grflnaral purpoaea. There are other sub- 
 stances, which form but a very small proportion of the soil, but ore essential for 
 its fertility. The principal ones are (1) phosphoric acid, (2) potadi, and (3) 
 ammonia. Those are removed in gi^ater or less quantity by every crop, and, 
 when tliey arc taken out, the soil, whether clayeS', sandy, or loamy OMomes 
 barren. To keep up fertility they must be restored. In stable manure we restore 
 all three to the soil. The first may be restored in the form of bone dust or supcr- 
 ])hosuhate of lime ; these are special manures for turnips and pn^ius, which take 
 up a lartfc quantity of phosphoric acid. Tlie seoond ii <jrredient of tne soil, potash, 
 often exists in an insoluble form, and is set free by processes of cultivation, 
 
 by the tiinely use of LAXATIVE FRUIT TROCHES. Prepared by 
 J. H. Robinson, Saint John, If^ B. 
 
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 liming, and exjxwuro to the n;etion of the atmosphere ; it may bo added in the fai*ni 
 of plant nshes or kaiiiit, a putash-^oda mineral imported fri,)m Qcrmaiiy. The 
 third substance, Ammonia, is abstracted from the ram irater by the soil, and rxxajf 
 bo added in form of tannery waste, guano, gas water, bipod, wool, hair and 
 feathers. By keeping these facta in view the mrmer <vill be better able to judge 
 what klndd of manure to employ on his fields for the various ci'oiml Potatoes 
 specially requlr^hrge quantities of potash for the tuber, and limo for uie tops, all 
 green cropa require ammonia, and all grains phosphoric acid, which exists as a 
 phosphate of magnesia, &o., in barley and wheat. 
 
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 BtthinsoiCs Phosphorized Emulsion of Cod Liver OH with Lacto- Phosphate j 
 
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 MAY 81 Days. 
 
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 1 26 
 
 3 37 
 
 4 62 
 
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 4 52 
 
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 11 59 
 
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 9 8 
 
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 morn 
 
 8 49 
 
 12 
 
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 9 41 
 
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 morn 
 
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 morn 
 
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 2 56 
 
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 morn 
 
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 4 34 
 
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 Ember Day. prises 2h. S8m. morn. 
 
 2 11 
 
 4 22 
 
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 3 22 
 
 5 33 
 
 6 48 
 
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 4 25 
 
 6 36 
 
 7 51 
 
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 22 
 
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 5 23 
 
 7 34 
 
 8 49 
 
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 Trinity Sunday. 
 
 6 16 
 
 8 27 
 
 9 42 
 
 .5 67 
 
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 7 6 
 
 9 17 
 
 10 32 
 
 6 47 
 
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 7 55 
 
 10 6 
 
 11 21 
 
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 8 45 
 
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 Corpus Christi. 
 
 9 37 
 
 11 48 
 
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 Wm. Pitt born, 1719. 
 
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 ^ in ^ 1; ri&ds Ih. 37m. morn. 
 
 11 19 
 
 I 30 
 
 2 45 
 
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 1st Sunday after Trinity. L. Tides. 
 
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 2 24 
 
 3 39 
 
 11 54 
 
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 Dr. Chalmers died, 1847. 
 
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 A dfiliglitrnl Perrame-SMITH'A MOIl^lKT LAVXilrnBII. 
 
 Mat. — May is tispecially the ^rden month. Flower beds have now to be work«4l 
 and trimme(i, and, as poon as the wesither becomes wann enough, summer bcddiui; 
 pbnts should be put out. Tlie followiii(f list may 1)6 taken as a safe Kuido:— 
 Oeneral liedditiq and Jiorder PlanU: At;oratum (dwarf bJue), Cuphea platycentra, 
 Pyrethrura aureuni, L)o. flore-pleno alba, Pentstemon (varieties), Calceolaria 
 amplexicaulis, Double Geraniums, Olpri de Nancy, Sappier Pompier. Robert Pier 
 and Victor Lemoinc, (all of which are scarlet), J5|adanae Lenionie and Rudoluh 
 Abel (both of which are piuk). The best siiixle scarlets arc Dr. Koch, Jean Sisely, 
 Dr. Lindley and Sparkler. Rose coloured surtu : Aurora and Oeui. Phik coloured : 
 Blue Bell, Queen of Rosea, Christine. Whites: White Perfection, Madame VauKhan. 
 Tricolors: Mrs. Pollock, Edwinia Fitzpatrick, Lady Callum, Qoliah, Lass O'Oowrie, 
 
 of Lime, which will strengthen it and hasten ■ the formation of Bone ma- 
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 Bonnie Dimdoe, Burning Bush, Italia Unita. Bronzud: Mrs. John Lee, Beauty of 
 Calderdale, Percy Leonard, President Lincoln. Oolden : Crystal Palace Gem. 
 Verbenas : Sir William Youngj Centennial Seedling, Harris's Seedling, Mrs. Wood- 
 roofe, Venosa, Snow-flak^. Fuchsi!*^, all varieties. Oaillardsa picta nana. The 
 selection of Foliage and Variegated leaved plants, sueculents for borderings, &c., 
 recommended by Mr. Power is as follows: Irisene Lindeni and Herberti, Menem,- 
 bryanthemum cbrdifolium variegatum (a very long name for a very small plant), 
 Koniga maritime vaiiegata, Oazania splendcus varie'^'ata, Altcrnanthera paronj'- 
 chloiues, Semfiervivums and Echevertan, Golden Thyme, Poa tnvialis vr.riegata 
 (small striped grass). Lobelia cardfnalis, Amaranthus Hendrei, Centaurea c-Mdidis- 
 f:ima and Clementsii. For blue colours the Lobelias have latterly not pn)ved so 
 effective in the Public Gardens as Viola Blue Perfct'O" and Admiration. Subtix)- 
 
 Oostivenesft, the parent of so much untold ; lisevj/, emjenders Dfisjitpsia^ 
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 pical Plants 2or growin;y as single specimens or in groups (suitable for larye gardens 
 and ornamental gfTounds). Wigandia Caracasana and Impcrialis, Solanuin rohustum 
 and marginatum, Melianthus major, Ricinus gigantea, R. Duchess of Edinburgh, 
 R. Bourbonensis and R. songuineas, Phorniinm tenax (New Zealand Flax), Arundo 
 Donax variegata, Bocconia japonica, Csinnabis sativa (Hemp), Chilian Beet, Zea 
 vaiiegata (striiied maize), Oannas Imperator, tricolor, Rendalleri, Annei and 
 gigantea. 
 
 JuK«.— All seed crops not yet committed to the soil should be ^ut in without 
 delay. After the Ist day of June it is not too early to sow any kind of seed 
 suitable for our climate. The drill crops put in during April and May w<;i now 
 require attention, first in the way of hand noeing, w^here this has to be done, and 
 secondly by the use of the horse hoe or cultlvatoi. But there are still some crops 
 
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 to bo planted or sown. Put out cabbages and cauliflowers, but only in soil that has 
 been well worked and well enriched. The Ilaltica, or turnip flea, is the (jreat enemy 
 of the cmbba^e ; all efforts at his destruction have failed, and the only elTective way 
 of wa^^inpT war with him is to trent hiin generously by Hwwing, between the cabbafiro 
 rows, couunon white mustard, the .vounjf oeedling plants of which are far mure 
 palatable to the flea than vubbutre. TomatoeiiaJiso may be set out later in the uionth. 
 Ground cherries do best when they come up from seed in the soil, wl^ich they will 
 do for years. Finish planting everything now iu field and garden, such as indiivn 
 corn, bush and pole beans, cucumbers, squashes, turnips. Tender plants may now 
 be put »ut in the flower beds. Do not touch strawberx^' plants for wooding or hoe- 
 
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 ing, and do not new hoe around raspberry canes, otherwise the fruit will not form. 
 Celery mav be planted out at the eiid of the month.^ It there are still any 
 " fanners*'^ In the Proviiiee who are not members of an Ai^icaltural Society, or if 
 no such Society exists in their district, then the duty dtvvolves upon them this 
 month of joining' a Society or organieing a new one. There can !>» no general 
 progress among our farmers without coH^ration, for the obtaining ol 8uita)>lo 
 thorough'brad. animals of the very highest class is beyond the tvax'h uf individuals. 
 The reason r^ttention is called to the matter this luontb ia that a neic Society 
 desiring to partidpato in the Legiidative grant-in-aid requiref* to send in the 
 declaration required by Sec. IS of the Act be/ofe the firgt day of July. 
 
 JoiiY. -Notwithstanding what has been said in June, indicating that as the last 
 
 states of the tpstem that m . ifett themselves in so tnany of tfte ailments 
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 necessarily bo lown till the eud «f July. The groand should have uiideri<oMe a 
 thorouifh pulverisation. Ijight saiHiy soil is the best for Turnips. They start best 
 after the ground is warm, but the bulbs swell most rapidiy during tbe cool dewy 
 nights of Autumn. The soil cannot be worlced too deep or made too fine for 
 Turnips. Town manures are valued for this crop ; and crushed bones have been 
 applied with the best eflfects, either when covered in the drills in the manner of 
 oruiiiary dunqr, or when sown by machine along with the seeds, so as to be in 
 iniinediate contact with the latter. Guano has been lar;;cly used of late years. 
 Supcrphuspliate is very ctficacioud. One point of Turnip culture that is often 
 
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 n^lected in Nova Scotia, although well understood elsewiiere, is that the secil 
 flhould bo put in tlio momoiit tiie soil Id prepared . If the carti) of the |>rop;tre(l 
 drill gets dried up in the sun before tlie seed is committed to it, how can the latter 
 \m expected to germinate. Ilooin}^ and woedmg of all drill crops should b« carried 
 on actively this month and completed ))efore haying time. 
 
 August. — Our farmers, at least those in the best farmed districts of the Province, 
 are working into a mixed husbandry, so that cattle may not l>e fed on hay all 
 winter and pasl^urcd in summer, but fed in winter on Htraw and roots and coarse 
 gniin, and In sunmier partially or wholly on green fodder In-doors. This is the 
 only way to enrich a farm, or to attain to anything like high farming. We there- 
 fore recouunend our readers to note at this season how convenient it is to have a 
 
 reading or meditation it aUempted, tallow, oily skin, foul hreath, coated 
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 field of tares or ijreen oats or barley or Indian c(»rn or rape, or any t)ther green 
 eatable thing' for the cattle to grow or fatten upon when the piiatures are all burnt 
 up. After haying there will Ikj work in the garden and especially in the orchard. 
 Look after the ripening fruit, destroy caterpillars, if any still remain ; pick the 
 early Augrust apples, and send them into market. When the rains come, beds of 
 strawberries may be mado up. Sec that the ground ia well draijiod and enriched 
 wiU) old manure. Mushrooms now appear in the horae pastures. The calving .H 
 cows for the season will now be pretty well over. All thoroughbred calves should 
 be at once registered in the official Stock Register of the Boai-d of Agricr.ituro. 
 For grade stock the fanner should keep a record in a book for after rcferen je. 
 
 HcrriuiGKR.— The Provincial and Ciounty Exhibitions are mostly hold this inonth 
 or early in (.Jctober. These afford an oxcellent opportunity to study the breeds of 
 
 Itobinaon^s P/iotpJiorizi'd Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil 'With Lncto-Phoa- 
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 15th Sunday af. Trinity. 9 4 C 
 
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 ^6% Length of night Uh. Um. 
 
 Nativity of Virgin Mary. 
 
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 Low tides. ); rises 7h. 49in. aftn. 
 
 1 6th Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 Quebec taken, 1759. 
 
 Duke of Wellington died, 1852. 
 
 Ember Day. 
 
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 1 7th Sunday after Trinity. 
 
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 St. Matthew, Ap. Ij <5 C 
 
 ©enters ri, Autumn commences. 
 
 GarrLson of Sydney, C. B. disc., 1854. 
 
 Bayonets first used, 169;i. 
 
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 cattle, and enable the fanners to choose " the best," which means the kind beat 
 suited in each case for the special object which the farmer has in view. If the 
 object iH to supply milk to the cheese factory or to the city, an Ayrshire gnde will 
 be ftrefcrred ; if butter making is an important feature, a, dash of Quemsey or 
 Jersey will be obtained ; if the ))roduction of beef is the mainstay, then the Bhort- 
 Horn Durhams will come into favor. Throuf^h the importations of pure animals 
 by the Board of Ajrriculture, the whole stock of the country is rapidfy rising into 
 hiifh grades, and the farmer who oontmues insensible to this fact will be left 
 behind. In former )'ear8 we have pointed out the merits of several breeds ; this 
 year wc may siKJoially refer to the Devons, which, although highly valued in Eng- 
 land, are not as well known in this Province as they appear to deserve to be, 
 judging from the following description given in the Annual HegitUr of Rural 
 
 Emaciation is a disease— Use Bobinson's Phosphoruxd Emulsion of Cod 
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 Affairs for the year 1878, — " They are of exta-aordinary beauty, great activity and 
 vigour. lu quiUity of beef they are supurior to tlie Short Homa ; it is iaid on alau 
 on the l>eat plaue^i, ao that, beiuK quieic and kindly feeders, they arc great favorites 
 in the uiarlcet, and are, from tlieir activity, much better adapted to the short, cloae 
 pasturage of hilly and rough land than are the heavier breeds. At the same time 
 many excel as milkers, and, when this quality is cultivated, the returns of milk 
 and butter are often extraordinary, Wlien wo consider, in addition to their other 
 good qualities, that, as working oxen, they and their grades have no superiors, it 
 p clear that the breed is one of very great value." 
 
 OcTOBBR. The harvesting of Root Crops Is one that requires great attention, 
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 ENGLISH SObB LBATHBa, 
 
 HEAVY SOLE LEATHER, 
 
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 America discuvi by Columbus, 1492. 
 Groat firo ii* Quol)ec, 1 866. 
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 impress upon all whc havei tiothad Umg exporienoe the heeestUf ci attendlnft to 
 the pointA noted below :— -To take «p aiid store roots successfully is a simple art 
 when propei^y underetCKxl, bat the frequeiH destruction of roots to the oellar 
 shows that it to not always understood ^or carried out. Potatoes should be dug in 
 dry weather, and allowed to dry completely on the surface before being put togeUier 
 in heaps or in the cellar ; the best way is to put them on a bam floor and exoludie 
 the litf nt, otherwise they will become ipreen oud acquire a bitter taste and poisonous 
 qualities. Mangels, turnips and carrots should be topped and the fine root fibres 
 cut off. Before storing they should, in like manner, be exposed to dry air that the 
 wounds may heal over; if put at once into the cellar, the wounded tissue will 
 begin to ferment, and a large portion of the roots will be rotted by contact. If 
 
 lation, and the removal of (til impurities and effete matters from the 
 aysteni. Prepared by J. U. ROBINSON, St. John, N. B. 
 
 
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 factd such ni; theio aro kept clearlj in riow, no farmer iweA \om bis nK>ts. Of 
 course the collar must bo kept well aired atvl diy, and frost earefully excluded. 
 
 NovBMBBR.— The prerlouB month will hare boen occupied pretty well hi SMurincr 
 the root crop«. Now the whole stren^tth of the ffinu should be thrown into fall 
 plowing^, tills is a most important (Operation, whether we view it an a moans of 
 proparuig tlie soil for the future crop or as a obnyenfeiice to enable the farmer to 
 have spinn^ir Irfme (or proper spring work. "Rie addition of ntanure to a soil is not 
 enou|;h, the pulverisation, raixtare, freezrnup, thawing and rain-waslitiijf of the f*oil 
 are tho processes by which its fertility Is to be secured. Let us iilustmte this :- 
 Bone, an insoluble tribasie phosphate, receives the rain water which contains 
 carbjornic acid g^M ; this chants a portion of ihe bone into carbonate of lime, and 
 the rest into bi-basic phosplMte wMch (^radnally dissolves and becomes available 
 
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 Spur/^ioim diod, 1832. 
 
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 25th Sun. oL Triu. 9>u Aphelion. 
 
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 to tliH pltutt. If the rain water drains away over the lutni surface, or if the soi) ties 
 tioaked in stas^^aiit; water, and there is no pnnsagc of rain tliroufl^h it, this change 
 c'.iihi>«t take {iluuc. When lime is added to the soil it quiulcly acUi on the urtrani*; 
 matter, but the lime muttt be diffused conipletoly thruu}(h tliu soil otherwise it 
 Itevautes inert before it has had an opportunity of doin^f its work by beinjr brought 
 into actual contact with soil-{>article8. Tlte clay of the soil is a ailiuato of alumina ; 
 aitli llniu. If Ike particles are brought together in presence of water, a double 
 silicate of lime and alumina is form^ If soda is brought into contMt with this 
 t!he lime gives way and a double selfcate of soda and alumina la formed. If ixttash 
 be added, the soda gives way, and we bav«i now a double silicate of potash and 
 alumina ; and lastly, potadi will yield to anunouia, and thus ammonia will become 
 fixod and available for plant growth. 
 
 bent freparntion of Cod Liver Oil extant. 
 ROBINSON,St.John,,N.B. 
 
 Prepared only by J. H. 
 
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 BBOWM A WBIIS, Ml MercluiaU, etc., ■alliax. 
 
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 Drokmbkk.- -Under oacb month we have endeavoured to indicato matters that 
 most urifently require the attention of the fanner. Last but not least we call his 
 attention to his poaition as the member of a live Aipriuulturai Society, in which, 
 by example and precept, he may make hia personal intiuence widely felt, and thereby 
 conduce to the prosuenty and adviincement of by far \iui most important industrial 
 interest of the Province. There are now iipwanls of eiffhty Ai^ricultural Sooietie^^ 
 in thifll Ph)vinCe, with a Membership of more than five thousand fanners. TlieM 
 SodetiM are organized under the Central Board of Ai>fricuIturo, and each Society is 
 entitled to draw from the Pi-ovincial Treasury, (througrh the Board), an annual grrant 
 in aid to promote Its operations. The speuis*! piirix>so of n Society is to imprDve 
 
 LAXATIVE FRUIT TROCHES for CosUvcnesn. Sample Boxes 25 
 Cents. Full size 50 Cents. Sent fre^ by mail, on receipt of price, to 
 
 DtmKM,iiti»* SHMdriefi im 
 
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 iMrletjr Nt l0w piteM* 
 
eoM MtMrt' Sapplici, at H. H. FlILLRR A €0.'S. 
 
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 C 2nd Sunday in Advent. ffO© 
 
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 7 JMarahal Nov shot, 1815. 
 
 8 Concep. B. V. Mary. Low ti«lc8. 
 
 9 Milton, poot, boru, 1608. 
 
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 C 3ra Sunday in Advent. 
 
 13 North Staffordshire colliery explos'n, 
 
 14 [140 livofl lost, 18G0. 
 
 15 Ember day. Length of day 15h. 2hn. 
 
 16 (T eclipsed, High tides. 
 
 17 EnriberDay. Length ofnightSh. 41 m. 
 
 18 Ember Day. ^statiouaiy. ' 
 C 4th Sunday in Advent. 
 
 20 Rev. John Newton died, 1817. 
 
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 Sun.af Christmas. St. Stephen, Mar. 
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 Innocents' Day. bsets Ih. 24m. M. 
 5?in« %6(L 
 
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 the live stoclc of its district, which <8 accomplished by obtainiiij; and lieepinff for 
 the uao of members 8U])erior male ammals, such as bulls, nims and boars. Societies 
 may also introduce seeds of new varieties of in^in, roots, and also improved imple- 
 ments, and sell them to members at cost and char^^es. Exhibitions are held by 
 some Societies or by the Societies of a County coinbinint;. The whole of the 
 Societies of the Province meet on the second Monday of December, aach in it^ 
 respective district, when the members receive the Directors' Report, and select 
 officers for tlie ensuintr year. Full information as t^> the method of or^nizini; 
 Societies may be obtained on application to the Member of the Board for the 
 District, (see Board of Agriculture in another part of the Almanack), or to the 
 Secretarj', Professor Lawson, Dalhousie College, Halifax. 
 
 local itiea where not otlierwige obtainable. Manufactured solely by J. H. 
 ROBINSON, Manufacturing Ghemisi, SL Jo/m, N. Ji. 
 
 HHOWN * WKHB, Wholftaale llrnfftflKtM, Halifax. 
 
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 The timn of H'^^'h Water af the uiulcrinonuoned places will be found by 1 
 
 adding to or subtracting from the time of High WntcT at Halifax— 
 
 -us follows : 
 
 
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 n. M. 
 
 Ar^yle, Jonos' Anchorage . 
 Arichat Harbour, 
 
 .add 138 
 
 Mud Island, 
 
 . .«ld 113 
 
 add U21 
 
 Noel Bav, 
 Xt.'gro llaibour 
 
 ..add 4 52 
 
 Aniet Sound, 
 
 .add 2 41 
 
 . .add U ^3 
 
 Avon River, 
 
 .add 4 41 
 
 North Minimegash, 
 
 .".sub 4 19 
 
 Blind Hay, ..sul 
 
 tract 3 
 
 Port George, 
 
 . .add 3 28 
 
 Beaver Harbour, 
 
 .sub !» 
 
 Pa.>isama(iuoddy, 
 
 ..add 3 41 
 
 Beleque Bay, (Jrecii'sWf. 
 Bay Verte, 
 
 .add 2 20 
 
 Pope Harl)(>ur, 
 
 . .sub 9 
 
 .add 1 11 
 
 Plncentia, ■*. "' 
 
 . .add I 26 
 
 Boughton Harbour, 
 
 .add 40 
 
 PrusjKH't Harbour, 
 
 . .sub 6 
 
 Boston Light, U. 8. 
 
 add 3 22 
 
 Port Medway, 
 
 . .add 1 
 
 Chester Harbour, 
 
 .sub 5 
 
 Petit Passage, 
 
 . .add 2 52 
 
 Chczetcook. TerpiHawick, 
 
 add 19 
 
 Pubuico Harbour, 
 
 . .add 1 36 
 
 and IMusquodoboit Inlets 
 
 Port Mouton, •,► 
 
 . .add 5 
 
 Cuiuberland Basiu, 
 
 .add 4 6 
 
 Port Ebert, 
 
 . .add 20 
 
 Country Harbour, 
 
 .sub 9 
 
 Pugwash Harbour, 
 
 . .add 2 41 
 
 Cfcpe Sabl& Inland, N. side. 
 
 .sub 19 
 
 Port Hood, 
 
 ..add 1 11 
 
 Cape Sable Island, S. side. 
 
 .sub 1 19 
 
 (^iiaco Bay, 
 
 . .add 3 46 
 
 Cftpe Sable, * 
 
 .add 38 
 
 Ragged Island Harbour, 
 
 . .add 10 
 
 Clarke Harbour, 
 
 .add 1 9 
 
 Richibuctx) Kiver, 
 
 ..sub 419 
 
 Clain Point, 
 
 .add 38 
 
 Richmond Harbour, 
 
 ..sub 149 
 
 Cheticamp, ■, .■ 
 
 .add 26 
 
 Stoddart Cove, ,, -,• 
 
 . .add 1 9 
 
 Cape North, .> 
 
 .add 11 
 
 ^•riiid}' Cove, E. ■ ; ,. 
 
 . .add 2 44 
 
 Cardigan Bay, . . {' 
 
 .add 51 
 
 Siuidy Cove, W. ,.,.,, 
 
 . .add 2 58 
 
 Cape liear, . ^v. 
 
 .add 1 11 
 
 Shut-in Island, 
 
 . .sub 2 
 
 Charlotte town, ' '" ;; 
 
 .add 2 56 
 
 St. Mary's River, 
 
 . .i;dd 11 
 
 Cape George, / 
 
 .add 2 2(5 
 
 Ship Harbour, ,. - 
 Spicer Cove, ■'■ '^ ' 
 Sheet Harbour, 
 
 ..add 5 
 
 Digby Gut, ' ••■ . 
 
 .add 3 11 
 
 . .add 3 46 
 
 Egmontflay, ' -. 
 
 ..silb 4 49 
 
 . .add 17 
 
 East Point, ? J 
 
 .add 41 
 
 St. Andrew, ■<»' 
 
 . .add 3 1 
 
 Folly Point, - , ; i •: 
 
 .add 4 
 
 Seal Cove, i:" r ,< ; 
 
 ..add 3 5 
 
 Gut of Can so, 
 
 .add 1 26 
 
 Shelburne, 
 
 . .add 15 
 
 Guysboro' Harbour, 
 
 .add 31 
 
 Spencer Island, 
 
 . .add 3 53 
 
 Gloucester, U. S. 
 
 • add 3 12 
 
 Scotsman's Bay, Black 
 Rock Point, 
 
 ..add 3 40 
 
 Horton Bluff, 
 
 .add 4 41 
 
 Island Harbour, 
 
 .sub 9 
 
 St Ann's Bay, '"/," 
 
 . .add 45 
 
 Isle Haute, 
 
 .add 3 32 
 
 St. Peter's Bay, 
 
 . .add 11 
 
 Jebogue River, 
 
 .add 2 15 
 
 Seal Island, ' • ' ' 
 
 . .add 1 13 
 
 Jedore Harbour, / • • 
 
 .sub 4 
 
 Sydney Harbor, C. B, 
 
 . .add 1 11 
 
 Jourimain I, . 
 
 .jidd 1 41 
 
 Tusket River, Pinch-gut 
 Island, 
 
 . .add 1 44 
 
 Liscomb Harbour, 
 
 .add 11 
 
 La Have, 
 
 .add 2 
 
 Tracadie Harbour, 
 
 . .sub 49 
 
 Lunenburg 
 
 .add 5 
 
 Trinity Bay, Newfld, 
 
 . .sub 27 
 
 Liverpool Bay, ' ' , 
 
 .add 1 
 
 Vin Bav. ' ^ '" 
 
 . .sub 2 4 
 
 L'Etang Harbour, 
 
 .add 3 30 
 
 West Bay, 
 
 . .add 4 15 
 
 Lcproau Br.y, 
 
 .a.M 3 29 
 
 Wi>sipi>rt, 
 
 . .add 2 54 
 
 Loiiisburg Harbor, C. B. . 
 
 add 11 
 
 Wliitohavon, 
 
 ..add Oil 
 
 Martin Hiver, 
 
 .sub 6 
 
 West ()uoddv Head, 
 
 . .add 3 23 
 
 Machias, Seal Lsland, 
 
 . add 3 16 
 
 Welohpool, ( ;ampobella Is 
 
 . .add 3 32 
 
 Mabou Ri\ er, 
 
 .add 1 11 
 
 Watc-ring Cove, Sheet ) 
 bour, 1 
 
 . .add 17 
 
 Magdalen Islands, 
 
 .add 31 
 
 Menaclieu Bay, 
 
 .add 26 
 
 '\Vallace II arbour. 
 
 ..add 2 41 
 
 IMerigomisb Harbour, 
 
 .add 2 17 
 
 Yarmouth llarlinur. 
 
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 IS. S. SBOWN & GO. 
 
 ,,- ..WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, *- j-. .. ^ 
 
 Jewellers and Silversmiths, 
 
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 128 GRANVILLE STREET, HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 Are constantly adding all desirable novelties, as they tire ifroduoed, to 
 their already extensive and valuable stock, which includes 
 
 iqi uj V/A .' (ci'jiwt.. all styles of '»- ^-^ ,;. •iii-.v* J.i■^.' ~-^ 
 
 Ladies' and Gentlemen's "Watches, 
 
 DIAMOND AND CEMt RINGS, 
 
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 Sterling Silver and Electro-Plated Wares. 
 
 Fill IVORY mm mmi etc. 
 
 Comprisiug everything needful for tho Housekeepar— uud a very large 
 F '^'/m» V V range of nrticles suitable for :, >.,i 
 
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 PRESENTS: 
 
 Whitby Jet, Britannia Metal Goods, Eye 
 ^^^ ,,, Glasses, Spectacles, &c., &c. 
 
 PKICES AND PABTICILABS lUBNISHKD ON APPLICATION. 
 
 Special attention given to Orders by Mail. -T 
 
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 SELLING AGENTS FOU THE | - j ^^ ^ 
 
 GOSSAMER WATERPROOFS 
 
 OP THE GENUINE QUALITY. 
 
 Ladies' Circulars 05.00 
 
 " Newports 6.00 
 
 Gentlemen's Coats and Ulsters $10 to $12 
 
 Weight 12 to 16 ozs., perfectly waterproof, and can be 
 carried in the pocket. 
 
 SESD FOB ILLUSTBATED CIBCULAB AND PBICE lilBT. 
 
 IBLACK SILKSI 
 
 F^DCtx^jf $Mk%i ^Mm sinidl @^llap@i Mk^t 
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 French Mekinos and Cashmeres in Black and 
 
 Fashionable Shades. 
 
 Laoe Goods, Ribbons, Silk Ties, &.>. 
 
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 Millinery Ic stock and made to order. 
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 DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND JUSTICE. 
 
 SUPREME COURT OF CANADA. 
 
 Chief Justice— ($S,i)00)~I/on Willinm Jolinston Kitchie. 
 
 Judffcs — ($7,000 each) — Hon Sniniicl Hcnrv Stroiif;, /A^h TcleflphOfo 
 Fouruiur, Jlon William A. Henry, /Ion II. E. Tnschorcuu, JIvn J. W. 
 GwVnnc. 
 
 ]ici/istrar and Reporter — (S2,fiOO) — llobcrt Cnssclx, Jr. 
 
 This Court and the Exchcciiicr Court were organized under the pro- 
 vinioiis of 38 Vic., cnj*. I!. 
 
 The Supreme Court hiiH both original and api)ellato jurisdiction — 
 On'(/iriul, us to (1) hal>enK cor|)UH in criminal and extradition cascn; (2) 
 judicial opinioHH to the Crown ; (3) private hills and jH'tiiions ihc.rcior 
 referred hy the Senate or House of Commons; and (1) civil suits in 
 which the validity of n Dominion or Provincial Act is (jucstioncd. 
 Appellate, in appeals (1) from the Exchequer Court; (2) from the 
 Provincial Courts; {:)) in habeas corpus cases; and (4^ in election 
 cades. 
 
 THE EXCHEQUER COURT OF CANADA. 
 
 The Exchecjuer Court has orijrinal jurisdiction (I) in revenue cases, 
 (2) in civil suits when the Oown for the Dominion is plaintift", (^) 
 controversies between the Dominion and the Province, or between two 
 Provinces. 
 
 The Judges and officers are the same us in the Supreme Court. 
 
 SUPREME COURT OF NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 irAVING LAW AND EQUITY JUKISUICTION THKOUGHOUT THK I'UOVINCK, 
 
 CiiiKP JusTiCK, (S5,000), Sir Wm. Younjr, Kt. Equity Juuok, 
 ($5,000), and Judqe of the Supreme Court, Hon John W. Kitchie. 
 Assistant Judges, (Sl.OOO) Hon Williiiin Fvedk. Dcsljarres, JImi Huj^'h 
 McDonald, lion Henry W. Smith, Jlon Alexander James unU Hon 
 Robert L. Weaiherbc. 
 
 The Judge in Equity sits to attend to Equity business every Monday 
 and Wednesday, when business requires, Cexcept in vacation), in the 
 New Court House, at 11 o'clock A. M. 
 
 Attorneij General, f'$l,GOO), //o?j J. S. D. Thompson. 
 
 Ma8tkk8 — Halifax, Henry C. D. Twining, Hugh Hartshornc, Wm 
 Howe, Wm Twining, JJenjamiin G. Gray, Wm F. MacCoy, 1^. W. 
 DosHarrcs, E. C. Crawley, J. Harvey Frith, J. Parsons ; Pictou, Edward 
 Roach, James Fogo ; Yarmouth, Thomas D, Chipman, James Murray ; 
 Shelburne, Thos Johnson ; Barrington, Gabriel Roberts* m ; Hants, David 
 Frieze, Wm H. Bbinchard ; Kings, George A. Blanchard, Stephen H. 
 Moore, James R. Prcscott ; f<unenhiuyh, James Dowli'ig; Annapolis, 
 Thomas Willinm Chcsley, Timothy D. Rugglcs, James Gray, Edward 
 C. Cowling, Albert Morse, George Wootlbury, J. M. Owen ; Queens, 
 Robert Roberts, J. N. S. Marshall, Geo. T. Moo»*e ; Antif/onish, Henry 
 P. Hill ; Colchester, Jas. F. Blanchard ; Inverness, Samuel McDonnell ; 
 Dighy, William B. Stewart. 
 
 Reporters, Benjamin ]lussell, Sninjiel A. (^heslcy. Crier of Supreme 
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 "At Halifax thero are two SUtinKa and one Term of tlieCoiut. — The Sittings 
 boiiifj; lield for Trinl of CAu^es, November and Aiiril; and the Term for Ar^juineiit 
 of Ap|>ea'«, &o., begins ou the second Tuesday of Ducember, and exteuds until the 
 first Tuesday of Ai)ril. 
 
 COUKT OF DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES. 
 
 Judge Oidinary, the Jndsfo in Equity, with appeal to the Supreme 
 Court. Registrar, James H. Thorne. 
 
 VICE-ADMIRALTY and PRIZE JURISDICTION COURT. 
 
 y. I ('- Admiral, the Governor-General. Judge, (S600) Sir William 
 
 Youn<', iJ.. riiief Justice. Advocate. General, SiiR- 
 
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 Ilnjjli JHmcR Hollo, 14 Young Street, KdinSnirirfi; (/h«Hi'S Knson, 
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 ■ """NAMES, j » 
 
 Admitted 
 Banl.>*terH. 
 
 Admitted 
 AttoniicH. 
 
 Kesidonce. 
 
 James S. Moroc, 
 
 11 Oct. 
 
 1810 
 
 11 Oct. 
 
 1810 
 
 Amherst,. 
 
 S. P. Fairbanks, qc , 
 
 15 April, 
 
 1818 
 
 15 April, 
 
 1817 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 George T. Solomon, 
 
 19 April, 
 
 1821 
 
 19 April, 
 
 1810 
 
 Lunenburg. 
 
 George R. Grassie, 
 
 13 April, 
 
 1 825 
 
 13 April, 
 
 1824 
 
 Annapolis, Py. 
 
 Hugh Ilarttthorne, dcl., 
 
 24 July, 
 
 1827 
 
 24 July, 
 
 1827 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 James A. Dcnnison 
 
 23 Oct. 
 
 1827 
 
 24 Oct. 
 
 1826 
 
 Dighy. 
 
 Uobert B. Dickson, 
 
 23 Oct. 
 
 1827 
 
 24 Oct. 
 
 182<" 
 
 Parrsboro'. 
 
 M. I. W;, na, QC, 
 
 22 Jan. 
 
 1828 
 
 22 Jan. 
 
 1828 
 
 Halifax,Prot'y 
 
 Edward H, Harrington, 
 
 28 Oct. 
 
 1828 
 
 23 Oct. 
 
 1827 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Stephen H. Moore, nc, 
 
 27 Jan. 
 
 1829 
 
 22 Jan. 
 
 1828 
 
 Kentvillc. 
 
 John C. Hallibuiton, 
 
 28 Jnly, 
 
 1829 
 
 22 Julv, 
 
 1828 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 William H. Keating, 
 
 3 Nov. 
 
 1829 
 
 28 Oct'. 
 
 1828 
 
 Do. R. Dds 
 
 William Suthfjriand, qo. 
 
 3 Nov. 
 
 1829 
 
 28 Oct. 
 
 1828 
 
 Do. 
 
 Henry Pryor, dol., qc. 
 Thomas B. Aikina, dcl. 
 
 25 Jan. 
 
 1831 
 
 25 Jan. 
 
 1831 
 
 Halifax. , , 
 
 3 May, 
 
 1831 
 
 4 May, 
 
 18.30 
 
 Do. Hi) >] 
 
 Nepean Clarke, 
 
 30 Oct. 
 
 1832 
 
 1 Nov. 
 
 1831 
 
 Halifax. '•"'" 
 
 A. M. Uniacke, Dcr,., 
 
 29 Oct. ; 
 
 1833 
 
 29 Oct. 1 
 
 1833 
 
 England. 
 
 Hon. R. B. Dickey qc., 
 
 21 Jan. 
 
 1834 
 
 22 Jan. 1 
 
 1833 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 Daniel Owen, 
 
 29 April, 
 
 1834 
 
 30 April, 
 
 1833 
 
 Lunenburg. 
 
 Henry A. Grantham, qc. 
 
 4 Nov. 
 
 1834 
 
 29 Oct. 
 
 18.33 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 John D. ICinncar, 
 
 2() July, 
 
 1836 
 
 25 July, 1 
 
 1835 
 
 Amherst,^,-, ,^ 
 
 John McGregor, 
 
 1 Nov. 
 
 1836 
 
 3 Nov. ] 
 
 1835 
 
 Halifjxx. * ;. 
 
 EfKjnezer F. Munro, 
 
 16 Jan. 
 
 18.37 
 
 14 Jan. ] 
 
 836 
 
 Truro. 
 
 William C. Whidden, 
 
 31 Oct. ] 
 
 1837 
 
 I Nov. 1 
 
 836 
 
 Shclburne, 
 
 David Mathoson, 
 
 31 Oct. ] 
 
 1837 
 
 1 Nov. 1 
 
 836 
 
 Pictou,Prot!i'y 
 
 Peter Lynch, qc. 
 
 31 Oct. 1 
 
 1837 
 
 1 Nov. ] 
 
 836 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Henry P. Hill, .. 
 
 l« Ja"n. 1 
 
 838 
 
 18 Jan. 1 
 
 837 
 
 AntigonishjSh 
 
 James Fogd, qo.;"''*' •' 
 
 1 May, 1 
 
 838 
 
 2 May, ] 
 
 837 
 
 Pictou. 
 
 Hon S. L. Shannon, qc. 
 
 16 Jan. i 
 
 839 
 
 16 Jan. 1 
 
 839 
 
 Halifax. ..iit.'ju 
 
 Henry C ]). Twining, 
 
 30 April, ] 
 
 839 
 
 31 May, 1 
 
 838 
 
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 Jmrnes Robert Prescott, 
 
 30 April, ] 
 
 839 
 
 30 April, 1 
 
 839 
 
 Kentvillc. 
 
 Edward A. Pyko, 
 
 23 July, 1 
 
 18.39 
 
 24 July, 1 
 
 838 
 
 Cornwallis. 
 
 William Howe, qc, 
 
 23 July, 1 
 
 839 
 
 23 July, 1 
 
 839 
 
 Halifax,Rogl*r 
 
 John C. Wade, qc, 
 
 24 July, 1 
 
 841 
 
 28 Julv, 1 
 
 840 
 
 Digby. 
 
 James Murray, 
 
 26 July, ] 
 
 842 
 
 27 April, 1 
 
 841 
 
 Yannouth. 
 
 Alfred F. Haliburton, 
 
 18 April, 1 
 
 843 
 
 19 April, 1 
 
 842 
 
 Baddeck. 
 
 John D. McNntt, 
 
 7 May, 1 
 
 844 
 
 29 April, 1 
 
 842 
 
 Truro. ifl 
 
 T. D. Riiggles, QC, 
 
 7Ma>', 1 
 
 844 
 
 18 April, 1 
 
 843 
 
 Bridgetown. 
 
 £ro« P. C. Ilill,r>CL.,QC 
 
 7 May, 1 
 
 844 
 
 7 May, 1 
 
 844 
 
 Halifax. . 
 
 James Hall Thome, 
 
 23 July, 1 
 
 844 
 
 23 July, 1 
 
 844 
 
 Halifax, '^'i.^') 
 
 Hon A. McFarhine, qc, 
 
 3 Dec. 1 
 
 844 
 
 5 Dec. 1 
 
 843 1 
 
 Wallace. 
 
 Charles James Stewart, 
 
 6 May, 1 
 
 845 
 
 7 May, 1 
 
 844 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 Edward P. Nutting, 
 
 6 May, 1 
 
 845 
 
 7 May, 1 
 
 844 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 William R. Cutler, 
 
 22 July, 1 
 
 845 
 
 23 July, 1 
 
 844 
 
 Arichat. 
 
 John McKinlay, 
 
 22 July, 1 
 
 845 
 
 23 July, 1 
 
 844 
 
 Pictou. i 
 
 Peter H. IxjNoir, qc 
 
 20 April, 1 
 
 847 
 
 22 April, 1 
 
 846 
 
 Halifax. J I 
 
 Richard Sands, Jr., 
 
 20 April, 1 
 
 847; 
 
 20 April, 1 
 
 857 
 
 Granville. 
 
 Francis S. Be." lish, ; 
 
 26 July, ] 
 
 847' 
 
 28 July, 1 
 
 840 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 James Thomson, qc, I 
 
 24 July, 1 
 
 848 '^f, July, 1 
 
 846 
 
 Halifax. V? 
 
 Wm A. Johnston, QC, ■ 
 
 16 April, ] 
 
 849 
 
 April, 1 
 
 849 
 
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 89 
 
 
 NAMKS. 
 
 Adinlttc: 
 ItarriHten 
 
 4. 
 
 AtlinittcU 
 Attoriiiea. 
 
 Rpuldpiicc. 
 
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 Will'mm Twininp;, 
 
 .•I Dec. 1 
 
 849 
 
 4 Dec. 
 
 1848 
 
 Hfllilnx. 
 
 
 Isuivc J. WyMe, 
 
 *22 Jnlv, 1 
 
 850 
 
 23 July, ] 
 
 849 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 William II. lilnnoluml, 
 
 2 Dec. 1 
 
 8.')0 
 
 3 Dec. 1 
 
 849 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 
 M 11. llichcy, qc, 
 
 2 Dec. 1 
 
 850 
 
 3 Dec. 1 
 
 849 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
 William R. ■ChntuUer, 
 
 21 July, 1 
 
 8.51 
 
 26 July, 1 
 
 836 
 
 Arichat. 
 
 
 lion Jas. McDonald, QC, 
 
 22 Dec. 1 
 
 8.')! 
 
 2 Dec. 1 
 
 8.50 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 4i 
 
 Benjamin G. (iray, 
 
 22 Dec. 1 
 
 8.51 
 
 22 Dec. 1 
 
 851 
 
 Do. 
 
 9 
 
 J /on Dan McDonald, qc. 
 
 19 April, 
 
 852 
 
 21 April, 1 
 
 851 
 
 Antigonish 
 
 t 
 
 J. N. S. -Mrtrshall, qc. 
 
 2f)July, 1 
 
 852 
 
 21 July, 1 
 
 851 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 Si 
 
 j 1*. S. Hamilton, 
 
 2'.> Nov. ] 
 
 852 
 
 22 Dec. 1 
 
 851 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 1 Lewis W. Dftsharros, 
 
 18 April, 
 
 IS.M 
 
 19 April, 1 
 
 852 
 
 Do. 
 
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 i (ieor{,'e A. MoKenzio, 
 
 19 April, ! 
 
 8.53 
 
 22 Dec. 1 
 
 851 
 
 Pictou. 
 
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 ! Uol)t. G. Halihurton.QC 
 
 S.'iJuly, 1 
 
 8.53 
 
 25 July, ] 
 
 853 
 
 Ottawa. 
 
 Thomas J. Wallace, 
 
 28 Nov. ] 
 
 18.53 
 
 28 Nov. 1 
 
 8.53 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 Al 
 
 Samnel W DeBlois, 
 
 17 April 1 
 
 854 
 
 10 April, 1 
 
 852 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 O.S. Weeks, qc. 
 
 4 Dec. ] 
 
 8.54 
 
 28 Nov. ] 
 
 1853 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 
 Wm. M. FuUerfon, qc. 
 
 16 April, 1 
 
 1855 
 
 25 July, ] 
 
 856 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 lion HAN Kaalback,QC 
 
 1 Dec. ] 
 
 856 
 
 3 Dec. 1 
 
 855 Lunenburg. 
 
 Brenton H. Collins, 
 
 1 Dec. ] 
 
 1856 
 
 3 Dec. ] 
 
 1 8.55! England. 
 
 » 
 
 Fitzgerald Cochran, 
 
 1 Dec. ] 
 
 856 
 
 3 Dec. ] 
 
 1855 Halifax. 
 
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 George Campbell, 
 
 1 Dec. ] 
 
 1856 
 
 3 Dec. 1 
 
 1 855 1 Truro. 
 
 James J. Kerr, 
 
 1 Doc. ] 
 
 856 
 
 3 Dec. 1 
 
 .855'Amherst. 
 
 Henry Oldright, 
 
 30 Nov. 
 
 1857 
 
 1 Dec. ] 
 
 1856 Halifax. 
 
 c« 
 
 J. Norman Ritchie, qc. 
 
 30 Nov. ] 
 
 1857 
 
 30 Nov. ] 
 
 1857 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 James Dennison, 
 
 10 May, 
 
 1858 
 
 1 Dec. 1 
 
 1356 
 
 Digby. 
 
 o 
 
 A. J. White, QC, 
 
 10 May, 1 
 
 1858 
 
 11 May, ] 
 
 1857 
 
 Sydney, CB. 
 
 g 
 
 Thos W. Chesley, q.c 
 
 10 May, 1 
 
 1858 
 
 11 Mav, 
 
 1857 
 
 Bridgetown. 
 
 John T. Smith,' ' 
 
 10 May, ] 
 
 858 
 
 11 May, 
 
 1857 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 (4 
 
 Robie Uniacke, 
 
 2 Aug. 1 
 
 1858 
 
 2 Aug. ] 
 
 1858 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 (t 
 
 Jas. W. K. Johnston, 
 
 29 Dec. 
 
 1859 
 
 4 Jan. ] 
 
 859 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 4) 
 
 N. W. White, QC, 
 
 29 Dec. ] 
 
 1859 
 
 4 Jan. 1 
 
 18.59 
 
 Shp'bume. 
 
 ^ 
 
 N. LeG. McKay, qc. 
 
 31 Dec. ] 
 
 859 
 
 4 Jan. 
 
 185? 
 
 «^iney, C.B. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Hon. Wm Miller, qc. 
 
 31 May, ] 
 
 I860 
 
 31 May, 
 
 I860 
 
 Arichat. 
 
 ;] 
 
 Stephen L. Purves, 
 
 2 Aug. 
 
 I860 
 
 23 July, 
 
 1859 
 
 N.Sydncy,C.B 
 
 (i 
 
 Henry W. Johnston, 
 
 21 Nov. 
 
 I860 
 
 21 Nov. 
 
 I860 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 n 
 
 Edward D. Trcm<.m, 
 
 18 July, 
 
 1861 
 
 31 Mav, 
 
 1860 
 
 Port Hood 
 
 
 
 John W. Ous'iley, qc 
 
 23 July, 1 
 
 1861 
 
 31 May, 
 
 1860 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 
 
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 Thomas C. Hill, 
 
 23 July, 
 
 1861 
 
 25 July, 
 
 1860 
 
 Sydnev, C.B. 
 
 *rD 
 
 Saml. MacDonnell, qc 
 
 21 April, 
 
 1862 
 
 8 April, 
 
 1860 
 
 Port lllood. 
 
 « 
 
 Israel Longworth, 
 
 3 Dee. 
 
 1862 
 
 8 Dec. 
 
 1861 
 
 Truro. 
 
 William H. Hill, 
 
 10 Aug. 
 
 1863 
 
 1 2 May, 
 
 1802 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Samuel H. Gray, 
 
 11 Dec. 
 
 1863 
 
 1 1 Dec. 
 
 1862 
 
 Anna])oli8. 
 
 
 William F. McCoy, qc 
 
 30 April, 
 
 1 864 
 
 29 April, 
 
 1 863 
 
 Flalifax. 
 
 
 Mnlachy B. Daly, 
 
 10 M'A\', 
 
 1804 
 
 10 May, 
 
 1864 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 Frederick W. Bent, 
 
 28 July, 
 
 1804 
 
 24 Julv, 
 
 1803 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 
 Brenton II. Eaton, 
 
 11 Oct. 
 
 1804 
 
 11 Oct. 
 
 1804 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
 Samuel G. Rigbv, q.c 
 
 13 Oct. 
 
 1S64 
 
 8 0:'t. 
 
 1803 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 
 W, D. Sutherland, 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1804 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1804 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 John Y, Payzant, 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1864 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1804 
 
 Do. . 
 
 
 Robert Motfin, q.c 
 
 31 Dec. 
 
 1804 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1864 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 William H. Owen, qc, 
 
 23 March 
 
 18ti5 
 
 23 Mar. 
 
 1864 
 
 Bi'idgewater. 
 
 
 James G. Fruiter, qc, 
 
 7 April, 
 
 1865 
 
 10 May, 
 
 1864 
 
 Halifax. 
 
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 FA KM Ell's 
 
 [188tJ 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Adinittnd 
 Il.-\rrirtt(ii-rt. 
 
 Ailinltteil 
 AtU>i'iii(w. 
 
 Beaidenco. 
 
 Simon H. Holmos, 
 
 10 April, 
 
 [805 
 
 9 Aug. 1 
 
 864 
 
 Piciou. 
 
 John M. Viets, 
 
 25 April, 1 
 
 865 
 
 10 May, 1 
 
 864 
 
 Digby. 
 
 James 11. Hearn, 
 
 2 May, 1 
 
 865 
 
 2 May, 1 
 
 865 
 
 N.Sydncy,C.B 
 
 Murray Dodd, Qc. 
 
 2 May, 1 
 
 1865 
 
 2 May, 1 
 
 86.^ 
 
 Do. 
 
 Uol)crt N. Henry, 
 
 2 May, ] 
 
 1865 
 
 2 May, 
 
 1865 
 
 Antigonish. 
 
 Kobio S. Morse, 
 
 2 May, 
 
 1865 
 
 2 May, 
 
 1865 
 
 Amhcr.st. 
 
 Jatncs A. Frasor, 
 
 14 July, 
 
 1805 
 
 9 Aug. 
 
 864 
 
 New Glasgow. 
 
 7/o;». J.S. D.Thompson, 
 
 2') July, 
 
 1865 
 
 25 July, 1 
 
 1 865 
 
 Halifax, 
 
 AU>ert Morse, 
 
 3 Aug. 1 
 
 1865 
 
 10 May, 
 
 1864 
 
 B rid gti town. 
 
 Douglas B. Wood worth, 
 
 24 Oct. 
 
 1865 
 
 24 Oct. ] 
 
 865 
 
 Kentvillc. 
 
 diaries J. Townshcud, 
 
 8 May, 
 
 1866 
 
 8 May, 1 
 
 1866 
 
 Amherst. i 
 
 Thomas Uitchio, 
 
 8 May, 
 
 1866 
 
 8 May, 1 
 
 1866 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 John D. McLeo(l, qc. 
 
 6 Doc. . 
 
 1866 
 
 6 Dec. ] 
 
 1866 
 
 PIctou. 
 
 Hon Tjawreiu^ G. Power, 
 
 7 J)ec. 
 
 1866 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1866 
 
 HHJifax. 
 
 F. MelviUo Whiddon, 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Frederick J. Tremain, 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 UalWax. 
 
 Sandford H. Pelton, qc. 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 Joseph J. Moore, llu., 
 W. Infrlis Moffatt, 
 
 22 Oct. 
 
 1867 
 
 22 Oct. 1 
 
 1867 
 
 Kentvillc. 
 
 22 Oct. ] 
 
 1867 
 
 22 Oct. 1 
 
 1»67 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 James Foley, 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1867 
 
 22 Oct. ] 
 
 1867 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Edwin D. King, 
 
 7 Dec. 
 
 1867 
 
 7 Dec. 1 
 
 1867 
 
 Do. 
 
 Charles Taylor, 
 
 18 May, 1 
 
 1868 
 
 18 May, 1 
 
 1868 
 
 Halifax, r^^'. 
 
 George H. Elliott, 
 
 18 May, ] 
 
 1868 
 
 18 May, 1 
 
 1868 
 
 Pictou. 
 
 Edm. J. Cogswell, llb. 
 
 27 July, 1 
 
 1868 
 
 27 July, ] 
 
 1868;Kentville. 1 
 
 C Beverley Bullock, 
 E. Tilton Moseloy, 
 
 1 Aug. 
 
 1868 
 
 8 Aug. 
 
 1868 Halifax. | 
 
 26 Aug. 1 
 
 1868 
 
 26 Aug. 
 
 1868 
 
 Sydney, C.B. 
 
 Martin J. Griffin, 
 
 26 Aug. ] 
 
 1868 
 
 26 Aug. ] 
 
 1868 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Harris 11, Bligh, 
 
 2 Nov, ] 
 
 1868 
 
 2 Nov. 
 
 1868 
 
 Do. 
 
 Fred. A. Lawrence, qc, 
 
 37 April, ] 
 
 1869 
 
 27 April, 
 
 1869 
 
 Truro. 
 
 Charles E Ratchford, 
 
 2 Aug. ] 
 
 1669 
 
 2 Aug. 
 
 1869 
 
 Amherst. 
 
 Aubrey Blauchard, 
 
 2 Aug. 
 
 1869 
 
 2 Aug. ] 
 
 1869 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 George T. Moore, 
 
 12 Aug. ] 
 
 1869 
 
 12 Aug. ] 
 
 1869 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 John M. Jones, 
 
 80 Oct. 
 
 1869 
 
 30 Oct. ] 
 
 1869 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Jas. W. Bingay, 
 
 30 Oct. ] 
 
 1869 
 
 30 Oct. ] 
 
 1869 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 Jacob M. Owen, 
 
 30 Oct. ] 
 
 1869 
 
 30 Oct. ] 
 
 1869 
 
 Annapolis. 
 
 Thos. E. Coming, 
 
 30 Oct. ] 
 
 869 
 
 30 Oct, ] 
 
 869 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 John P. Chipman, 
 
 30 Oct. 1 
 
 869 
 
 30 Oct. ] 
 
 1869 
 
 Kentvillc. 
 
 Jason M. Mack, 
 
 31 Oct. ] 
 
 1869 
 
 31 Oct. 1 
 
 869 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 Chas. E. DeWoIf, 
 
 19 July 1 
 
 870 
 
 19 July, ] 
 
 870 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 George W. Ritchie, 
 
 19 July, ] 
 
 1870' 19 July, ] 
 
 870 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Thos. C. Shre\ ^, qc, 
 
 19 July, ] 
 
 l870 19Julv, 1 
 
 870 
 
 Digby. 
 
 Leander S. Morsv^, 
 
 19 July, 1 
 
 1870 19 July, ] 
 
 870 
 
 Bridgetown. 
 
 Stephen B. Muiraj, 
 
 30 Dec. ] 
 
 1870|30 Dec. ] 
 
 870 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 Wm. Robert Foster, 
 
 31 Dec. ] 
 
 1870,31 Dec. 1 
 
 870 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 John Ervin, Jr., 
 
 31 Dec. ] 
 
 1870 31 Dec. 1 
 
 870 
 
 do. . f ■ i 
 
 Robert N. Davis 
 
 31 Dec. ] 
 
 1870 31 Dec. 1 
 
 870 
 
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 Thomas B. Flint, 
 
 5 Dec. ] 
 
 1871 
 
 5 Dec. 1 
 
 871 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 Charles S. Harrington, 
 
 9 Dec. ] 
 
 1871 
 
 16 Oct. 1 
 
 871 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Angus Mclsaac, 
 
 6 Dec. 1 
 
 1871 
 
 6 Dec. ] 
 
 871 
 
 Antigonish. 
 
 Wallace Graham, 
 
 6 Dec. ] 
 
 1871 
 
 9 Dec. ] 
 
 871 
 
 Halitax. 
 
 Geo. H. King, 
 
 9 Dec. ] 
 
 1871 
 
 9 Dec. 1 
 
 871 
 
 Windsor. 
 
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 9 Dec. ] 
 
 1871 
 
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 Byron A. Weston, 
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 John M. Chisholm, 
 Harry T. Ilarditi^, 
 Ilutjh McD. Henry, 
 Samuel A. Chesley, 
 Herbert Bourinot, 
 Donald Gillies, 
 John G. Fyke, 
 Geo. Bingay, 
 Danl. M. Owen,-"* 
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 James J. Stewart, 
 E. Sydney Crawley, 
 Fletcher B. Wade, 
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 1876 
 
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 1876 
 
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 John A. Macl)ona1<l, 
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 honestly and jiiHtiy entitled, 8o far as deponent believes, have been given 
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 NOVA BCOTIA BARBIBTliBS* BOOIETY. 
 
 Honorary Memberi, the Chief Jnsttice and Jad^eR of the Bnpn^e 
 Conrt. Prestdrnt, J. N. Ritchie, Q. C ; Vice- Prt-ii dent, Hon i. 8. t>. 
 Thompaon ; Trttmerer, tlon S. L. Shannon, Q. C. ; Council, The 
 President, Vice-President and Treasnrer, M. B. Daly, 8. 0. Rigby and 
 John Y. Pazunt. Secretary, W. R. FoKtcr, Esq. 
 
 OOEOKBRS. 
 
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 CouwTT or AwNAPOLi 8— Gilbert F. Ditinan, Stcph Crosscup, 
 Isanc B. Bunnctt, Jno Woodburrv, M.n., Geo T. Bingay, m.i>., Zolicdiah 
 Crosscup, Snml McCbrmack, llobt J. Rllison, m.d., Jno Bdlmker, Ihumc 
 Dunn, Ohndiah Parker, Samuel C. Kopc, Weston A Fowlor, Ilonry F. 
 Burns, Samuel Primrose, m.d., Charles W. Parker, John Charlton, 
 Leandcr R. Mone. 
 
 County of Aktiqomi8ii — William II. Macdbnald, m.d., Arch 
 McGillivray, Edmund Corbctt, Alex Mcintosh, m.u., Meil Sutl^rland, 
 M.D., J. C. McKinnon, m.d. 
 
 County op Capb Brrton — Millcdge Oakcs, m.d., Lanchlan Bobdrt- 
 son, Jas Grcig, Dan McT^rty, Ronald McDonald. 
 
 County op Colcukster— Joa B. Dickie, W. E. McRoberts, 
 M.D., Elisha Roach, m.d., Charles Bent, m.d., J. L. Pcppard, m.d., 
 George Fulton, David W- Mvir, m.d., E. T. McRobert, m.d., James 
 Kerr, m.d. 
 
 County op Cumbbrlahd— Thomas Page, CMis Ward, Joseph 
 Clark, Jno T. Salter, H. A. Davison ( '^ktmitoro*), Thos W. Jackson, 
 R. J. Scott, Henry A. Darison (River Philip), Robt Mitchell, u.b., 
 Bonj 8. Seaman, 8. Howard, m.d., Silaa Pilray, m.d. ' '^ 
 
 County or Dioby— >Robt Stephens, m.d., Lcmnel Morekouse, 
 Anselm M. Comeau, Charies Everett, Charles £. Payson, Hennr C. 
 Sabean, J. B. G. Morrison, m.d., Hobcrt S^da, m.d., AtchibBid 
 Maxwell, m.d., C. H. Denton, John H. Hartrts, m^D., WilliaUi A. 
 Ellison. 
 
 Gountt or QvYWiROUo'-^GtuMborom^ Diatriel.i—Kdw I. Connin*- 
 ham, J. B. Hadley, Alfred W. Hart. Piatrick McDonald, m.d.. G £. 
 Buckley, m.d. St. Mtuy'a Z^'slrtc*— Jno Cnmminger, Alex Falconer, 
 M.D.; James Campbell, MJ>. ; t >■ 
 
 CoONTY or HALirAx — Wm Pearson, m.d., Wro H. Weeks, m.d'., 
 Alfred Croacher, m.d., Andrew Oowie, m.D., C. K. Bumaby, Edward 
 Fsrrell, uj>.t John 8. Brine, Thomaa E. Chaae, m.d., Archibald 
 Lawaon, m.d., Edward Jennings, m.d., TIioimmi K. Alnion, M.d., John 
 Someri, m.d. 
 
 OouNTf or HufTftx^^no A. Jdtikint, Saml D. Brown, m.d.. F. 
 N. Burgess, m.d., C. J. Gosrip, mj>., Samuel M. Weeks, Ii.d., H. P. 
 AlmoB. 
 
 ComiTY or iNYEKNBSa — James G. McKten, Duh McLean, Wm 
 Grant, Jno Mcintosh, m.d., Dun Campbell, m.d., Tho* WUlmott, M.d., 
 Donidd Ciiisholm, m.d., Malcolm Mcl^eod, M^. 
 
 . County or KinOb — Holmes Masters, M.n., C. C. Hamilton, m.d., 
 James S. Miller, M.D., Georg* Hamilton, Harris O. McLateht^y,M.D., 
 Hcniy Lovett, Gideon Cogsweli, William H. West, Henrio Shaw, m.d., 
 Jas F. Palmer, James N. Fitch, m.d., Wni Y. FuUarton, m.d., Burpee 
 Beckwith, m.d., Dnniel B. Barker. 
 
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 CouNTir or LuNKmiuiio — Nolnon I'hoidr^t, Dirnivr Dimock, Chnrlog 
 Gray, N.D., Williuiu A. C. HhihIhIL m.u'., Wiilinm V. AmlrewK, 
 M. n. 1)c9liri8t\y, Ocorgv Kosh, OiviH Lonlly. Jnncph Stovormun, M.it., 
 Cbnti Atkitiv, M.D., UiMiry 8. Jaxt, Henry AUlcrH, WinJI. Owvn, Ufr- 
 b^rt Smith, M.it., Joh S Cnklcr, Jtuncs K- Patiuliino. / 
 
 County of Pk^toii — UuvmI MiUlict^on, Wm II. Itarnn, I^cwifl 
 Johnston, M.n., Johti McKay, Win Friisor, m.i»., Jnnioa II. ColMo, 
 M.i>., Hamiul \. Foster , 44«M7r<< Mitmty, M-.ii., iJaiiu'H Milclirll, Jolm 
 Smith, M.i>., John F. McDomuIiI, m i>.*, Donald MeUillivniy, m.i>., 
 Murdoch 8utliorland, m o. ^ ^ 
 
 CooNTr OK Qukun'9— Jas Forbci, m.d., Jas ColHo,. Jos B. llmlow, 
 CoHn Canipljt'II, M. J. Drow, jr. , . 
 
 County Oi' IjliuiiMoM)— lildniund. r. Flynn, {Eurico Kavana;;^, 
 Wm nrynior, Ily C Fixott. m.i»., D. Grouchy, CastMuicr Kohert, m..u. 
 
 County of' Hiibi.huknk— Wm J. Bell, Jno J. Schraj^o, m.i*., 
 Robert W. Froctnan, J. K. Wilson, m.i>., II. L. Kelly, m.i>., Saiuut;! 
 W. Burns, n.u., Juiuos I). Douamoro, m.i>., Banlett F. Covilj. 
 
 Coonty or vtcTOHiA— Jiio McLelhin, J^. G. A. MrKccn, m.d. 
 
 County of Yarmouth — Jan C. FariHh.M.D., Matt JcfTrey, Foi;ni 
 UatKold, Nat Hilton, Wm Bartofi, m.d., Tlt«" Kirby, u.v., Q. J 
 Farish, m.d., Thos I). CbipBuin, Wm. II. B«iit, m.d. 
 
 
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 CouNTT OF Anjvapolis—W. Siifirplefl,- Peter Delancoy, David C. 
 Xiniidttr«, Kdward Eaton, Dilniel Nichollt, Jbhn Mills, Thuinas C. 
 Wheclock, Minor Tapper, Joseph Whecloek, Jno >F. Bath, U6))«rt 
 Parker, Koliert Mills 2ff, Andreas Bohaker, Arthur Dodge, Joel Bnn4w, 
 Jocden Messenger, Bunniuh Bpinnuy, Ambrow Bent, ilen< William C. 
 Whitman Mnrtin Gates, Charles Spurr, Avnnl Longle^, Grnnviile 
 Raid, James Whcelock, Jameti E. Pott«r, Joeoph W< 'RobhmH, Amlrew 
 II. lUarris, Richard.soB Hnrrfs, Stmthan Bailey, William CrosscuD lit, 
 William Woathersixton, William Y. Foster, Jacob Chute, James 
 Foator, 'Dimock Cfates, « James W. 8f)mT, Israel MvMair, Henry 
 Parsons, William J^ Crossoap, Manly White, Charted M. Forttes, 
 Inglts Phinnoy, Isaac D. Vraom, William IHrgie, jr., Stephen B. 
 Hennigar, Thomas Holland, James Hoy, Jahn Gates, John Asoph 
 Marshall, Muiimy Ifilliott, Joe EHiott, BtstyaminD. TxKtnard, Benjamin 
 Fellows, Wm Jl. Thx)p, Wm Shaffher, Beaf Shaflfner, Harrid Foster, 
 George Troop, JoUn Bnckfcr, 6. Miirdoch, Samuel DnnioLi, Abraham 
 Yoting» Wilftam Iteiorden, Jaoob Neily, Mi^r Stronadi/ Waltir 
 Welton, Jno Stoddart, Bernard Calnek-, Samuel McComrick, Joim 
 Ky-dor, Ckmrles Whitman, Jno Bice/ Wm Wright, Wm Cerltoii, Geo 
 Dittsiara, Dowe D. Pbtter, Thomas A. Margeaon,' William V. Jones 
 John G. Balcom, William U. Ray, Dow J. Morse, Samuel Pidiu^, 
 Job Wade, Edward Barteaux, George Hardwiok, Dttvrd MoLellan, 
 William AfcLaughlhn, Thomas Banks, William Miller, Jacob Slocnm, 
 George Neily, Francis •Miller, William H. BalcMM, Joel Slocum, 
 Ellas Phinnej, Stephen Bcals, Gilford Delap, John B. lYoop^ Wm 
 Shaw, Israel Lettcny, Stephen E. Bent, BKas Beals, Edmond Bent, 
 Obadiah M. Taylor, Norman B. Spinney, Shippv Spun*, Fowler 
 Bums, William Chipman Jr., Edward Bachman, William J. H. Bal- 
 com, Wallace Fhinucy, Benj. L. Winchester, Arthur Harris, John 
 
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 IMnce, Jno W. Whitnuui, Hilni Potter, Chns II. Font, .Ino Aiitliony, 
 John 8, Morse, Arthur W. llarrii, tlnii Ix)n(;lcy, I'hiiilny Htiundrni, 
 Timothy K. Drooks, Jno MorKHn. Iknj (iol<kiiiiith, ThoN Jf)ulMp, £«lwil 
 Milberrv, Jan K. OaIum, Chan A. Klliott, lUrrU VnnBtnrcoin, Kobt 
 Bent, Wm V. Vrooin, WellinKion Kamiworth, J. Albert Dcckwith, 
 Edgnr II. Porter, Kdinnnd Clark, Jaroh Long, Enekiel CrowH-up, J. 
 Avard Morie, Iknjamin Hardy Parker, Charlea K. Troop, Jaincf 
 IIorMfall, John A. Morse, Jolm M. Ilarria, James Y. 0R7axa, K. 
 Stanley Prontice, Edward C. Bishop, James II. Whitman, Frederick 
 T^avitt, A. B. Stronach, Charles Jacques, Jos N. North, Chrimophcr 
 Anderson, Charles Brinton, jr., Benjamin 8tnrratt, Morton Forsyth, 
 John IxMskott, Fre<lori(k Harris, Holomon Chnio, I'hineas L. Chesley, 
 David Wade. AAmiiel 8. Bofsri, James II. Thorne. Oharles Ditmsrs, 
 Saninol A. Westlako, F. Miles Chipman, Joshua Buckler, Theo<loro 
 Marshall, Henry M. Phinney, Ciioorge K. Chesley, Isaiah DoiUce, Joha 
 
 F. Kea({h, Joseph Bent, Sam'ael N. Jackson, Albert Marshall, Christian 
 Qrirom, John Ifohnker, Benjamin Fcarn, John Harris. Kdwin 0. Dodise, 
 James H. Motcalf, Richard Sandford, John Q. Morrison, Ambrose L. 
 Banks, W. 11. Ristern. 
 
 County or Antiookish — Donpnld Cameron, Alex McDonald, 
 Hon John McKinnon, Rol«rt McDonald, Arcliihiild Mc(iillivray, 
 AnpuH Mclsanc, John McDonald, (I'omkct Forks,) Noil McKeima, 
 Alexander Mclnnoti, Genrf^c H. Irish, Alexander Cameron, Andrew 
 Chisholm, John Mclntyre, Arch A. Mcliillivrny, W. J. Bock, Filishn 
 M. Randall, Alexander Mclntoi^h, m.i>., Colin Ross, James Wilkio, 
 iJohn McCiillivrav, Aivh Frns^r, Michnol Crispo, Timfithv ('rispo, 
 Joseph MacDonald, (.Viondow Green), John McDonnld, (Ohio) James 
 
 G. Ross, Colin Cliisholm, William Goirior, John Chisholm, Klisltn 
 William Randall, Roderick Chisholm, Allan C7iiiiicron, Dorfald 
 McKcnxie, William Chisholm, (Tracfldio) John McMillan, (Ohio), 
 Ro«lk McDonald, Wm Boylo, John FraHcr, ICilwd Corlwlt, Henry 
 Webb, Mosos Sumers, Michael I'ctitpas, Jno Chisholm, (North River), 
 William R. Cunnin^^ham, Hupli McAdnm, Aniens Molnnis, Martin 
 McDonald, David Condon, Charles Camenm, Alex McNan^ht<m, 
 Don McDonald, (Sonth River), John McGillivray, (B. Sottlcroent,) 
 Norman McDonald, Hnph McI>ollnn, John C. McDonald, Alexander 
 M. Cunningham, Jjachlan Cameron, Allan Smith, Alex McGillivrav, 
 John A. McGillivray, Archibald McPnee, Lucien Doiron, Donald 
 McMillan, Joseph xVlcDonald, Andrew McFarlane, Willism Chisholm, 
 (Caledonia), John McMillan, Donald Chisholm, David McNair, 
 Angus Mc Isaac, (Caledonia), William Chisholm, (8t. Andrews,) 
 AnLMis McGillivrav, James M Hnll, Alex Chisholm, Wm. McDonald, 
 RicTi J. Fonistall, Angus McDouguU, Angus McDonnld, John B. Bonin, 
 Don McDonald, (Knoydart), John W. Soars, Alexander Chisholm, 
 (Lower S. River), James Keay, Alex Mnnson, Thomas M. King, 
 Angus Bovd, Lachlan Mclsaac, Robert Stowurt, William J. Symonds, 
 Donald McGillivray, (S. River), Angna McGillivray, (Knoydart,) 
 .fohn D. McGillivray, (Ohio), Duncan Fraser, (Ohio), Martin Brophy, 
 (HoUowell Grant), Roderick Chisholm, George A. Sinclair, (T^chober), 
 Alex McPberson, (Ohio), Angus McDonald, (James' River), Duncan 
 Chisholm, (St Andrew's), Donald Gillis, (Lochabor), Clarence N 
 Harrington, John McGillivray, (Hallowcll Grant), Daniel R. Boyd, 
 William J. Webb, (Harbour au Bonclie), Angus D. McGillivray, 
 (Morristown), Colin U. McKinnon, (North Grant), John McKcogn, 
 
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 jr. (Aftnn), Anirui McDounIi, ( Harbour aa Bondie), Daniel Cliiaholm, 
 (Traoulie). 
 
 CouNTr or Capr Brkton. — Geonre O. G. Hill, Hon John 
 Boprioot, N. H. Mnrtin, Arnold Holmes, William Armstrong, William 
 Bntler, Laiichlnn Robertson, Bonbni Shepherd, Anthony Martell, Geo 
 Riglijr. 1>onnld Ross, Hon Thos D. Archihnld, Donald GiUin, John 
 Forhe^i, Don Miicnnlay, Caleb Hnntiuf^on, 'Fhos Mooro, Alex Kcnna, 
 Dougnid McDtmgall, I/aw KnTanagli, Alex Mclican, John Richardson, 
 Henry V. Bown, Patrick Cadlgan, James Matheson, John L. 
 Ingraham, Murdm>h MoDonnld, Donald Mclioan, Simon Nii-holtion, 
 Angus Gillis, Williiun W. Bown, George McKay, Duncan Mc- 
 Koniio, Rirhard Laifin, Thomas Scott, J. T. McKinnon, Clement 
 H. Harrington, Benoni Gonthreau, F. P. Archbold, Donald 
 McDougall, John A. Moore, Edm Ontmm, Stcnh McNeil, Angus 
 Anderson, Ron McDonald, Hon McMillin, Wm McDonald, Frns IjCwis, 
 Alexander Mwiro, Alexander G. Ilnmilton, John Ix>r>vay, Hugh 
 McGilllyray, Alex McDonald, Wm Routledge, John Edwanis, Patk 
 Collins, Marshall Bourinot, John Vooght, Chas J. Clarke, Norman 
 McDonald, Michael Slattcry, Walter Young, Henry Mifclicll, James 
 Hitchens, Arthur U. Bourinot, Dun Mcl^rty, John Bok'her Moore, 
 Wm. U. Moore, Robert Martin, Allan Mclican, James Gillis, Ronald 
 McDonald, Michael Mclicllan Don McDougall, Allen McAdam, l»'\ne. 
 Oreemrcll, L>-.urencc Holland, Cornelius Ilickoy, Kwon Robertson, John 
 Sutherland, Thomas P. Jones, David McKccn, Alex. C. lioMs, Neil 
 McNeill, John Mclx^an, Henry LuCrass, Samuel Brookman, John T. 
 Moffatt, Blowers Archibald, 'Donald McNeill, Patrick Ncvill, Patk 
 O'Toolc, Israel Slattcry, Hector F. McDougall, Don McLelInn, Jon 
 Ross, John McGregor, Goo F. M. ForbcM, Richard H. Brown, James 
 McNeil, Charli;8 Muggah, Frnncis Quinan, Alexander McKinnon, 
 Roilk Mcrjonnaii, Antruii Camplxill, Neil McDonald, Angus McDonald, 
 Joseph McVnrish, Thomas Fortune, Alex McAuley, Frederick N. 
 Gisbome, Samuel J. Brookman, Murdoch McCodnim, Lawrence Laflin, 
 Malcolm Ferguson. Hector McDonald, Michael McNeill, James Sulli* 
 yan, John Gmnt, Michael McNeill, Greorge McKay, Michael McGilliv. 
 ray, Alexander McKay, George Scott, James Gillies, Ro<lerick McNeill, 
 Ronald Gillis. Henry Lawlor, Jo»cph McPherson, Hugh McPhee, 
 Andrew NesbU, John McDonald, Duncan McEachern, Roderick 
 McLean, Duncan Gillis, ATm McK Mcr^eod, m.d., Michael A. 
 McDonald, m.d., William H. Morley, Charles P. Moftatt, John H. 
 McLeod. Angus McDonald, Ronald McDonald, James C. McDonald, 
 Allan McDonald, Lawrence Connell, Mnrdoch McGregor, John 
 McNeill, Stephen McDonald, John J. Campbell, Jno A H. Rhindress, 
 Murdoch Matheson, Alexander McDonald, Angua McDonald, Philip 
 McDougall, Duncan M. Gillis. 
 
 CousTT OP CoLCHRSTEit — Fras R. Parker, Robt Fletcher, Eliakim 
 Tapper 4th, Hon Sam Cieelman, Isaac McCurdy, John King, Samuel 
 Wangh, Bonjamin Tnpiicr, Wm McKim, Wm Faulkner, John Smith, 
 GeoReading, John Irvine, John McKay, J. D. Putnam, Hugh Dunlnji, 
 Samuel Hettie, James N. Crowe, John Yuill, Kichd Slade, Alex 
 Ellis, JusFlemming, Thomas S. Delancy, John M. Campbell, Joseph 
 l^alton, Silas Clarke, James Crewe 7th, James McKay, Hugh Gunn, 
 James A. Stevens, Robert Nelson, Eara Lay ton, James K. Blair, liobt 
 J. Pollock, William Grcgor, Hugh Dickson, Daniel McLaughlin, John 
 McGeorgc, Robert L. Bycrs, Thomas B. Chisholm, John B. Dickie, 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
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 WilHam Iloss, Kobert Jiomit, AlexMider MoLeod, OeoiKO Johnaton, 
 James J. llfliiiilton, Dnvid Ramiay, liobert 0. RtttlMrtord, Robert 
 Murray. Iimmc Fulton, John Ryan, J. D. McCart, Robert C. Fulton, 
 Immc Fk-inniing, Jnmee R. Ilenderwn, William Fulton. Qeorge C. 
 Taylor, James M. Creelman, Kenneth MeLeaa, Harris Fnlmore, 
 Unniel McKcnaio, Jamea F. Blancbard, E. Tupper, jr, Saml O. W. 
 Archibald, Philip Fulmore, Jamoa Maxwell, James £. Dickie, Abin 
 N. Tupper, David McQ. Johnston, Isaac Barnhill, Robert Potnam, 
 John VVJer, Kben Fales, Alexander B. Fletcher, Joseph C. Crowe, 
 Thomas W. Crowe, R. N. B. McUllan. William Hill, John A. P. 
 McLelan. Wijliiun Blackwood, John Clark, Hugh Mnnro, John T. B. 
 Henderson, Silas E. Black, Edward H^slop, I]^nald M. Sutherland, 
 Jotham RIair, Qcoi>re N. McLellan, Daniel Qeddons, Charles Ijoughoad, 
 Robert Furbcs, George Fulton, John McKay, James Norrie, David C. 
 Slack, 8. O. A. Morrison, Pat Hill, Harris Harrington, L. J. Crowe, 
 Thotnns McKay, Luvi Davidson, ThonuM J. G. Nelson, James Clark, 
 John Miller, Wni Blair, John Portoons, John Lightbody, Kbonecer 
 Beattio, James Kent, liobert Dill, William Lynch, John C. Archibald, 
 Walter B. Hingtev, Robt Grant, Amos Fountain, Andrew Y. Corbett, 
 Robert Eorman, Andrew K. Moore, John A. McCrflrdy, Thoi Malcom, 
 Lucius Dickson, Wm M. Hiltz, Alex A. McKimmie, C. W. Johnston. 
 George Campbell, C. B. Archibald, Amos McCdly, J. B. Fraaer, Fred 
 Meagher, James Miller, James Graham, Gilbert Sutherland, William 
 McKenaie, James McCnrdv, Alex McKay, William Creighton, James 
 A. Cox, Hiram H. Eaton, John Dickey, B. F. Pearson, Joseph H. 
 Morrison, Charles N. Cumroings, George Marshall, George H. Bates, 
 Robinson Thomson, Andrew O'B. Johnson, Frederick A. Lawrence. 
 
 County of Cumbrrland— Amos S. Blenkhom, Jas Kirkpatrick, 
 Henry Harrison, Robert K. Smith. Den Maenamara, William Pipes, 
 Horatio N. Davidson, J. K. Eldorkin, George Knowlton, David Purdy, 
 Charics G. Donkin, James Fullerton, Moses Lowe, Hance Hunter, 
 David Lawrence, Samuel Webb, Norman McTieod, William Baker, 
 Kolicrt McElman, Robert W. Salter, Martin Chapman, Cyrus Bent, 
 Peter MacFarianc, Wm F. Cuttcn, Cyrus Black, Charies £. Ratchford, 
 Douglas Pugslcy, William Stewart, Alfred Black, Wm B. Brundage, 
 Thomas T. Thomson, John Brage, Robert Ward, Francis F. Hatfleld, 
 Nathaniel P. Hugos, David Fullerton, John Davison, Michael K. 
 Pugsley, Aaron Rockwell, Levi Borden, Thomas C. DeWolf, William 
 Waugh, David Ross, Lemuel Bigney, Enoch Embree, Edwin Johnston, 
 Charles Ward, Donald McKenzie, Gilbert Purdy, Thomas McKay, John 
 Bigelow, Enhraim Howard, Jiimes Z. Bliss, David McElman, Thomas 
 Lusby, William B. Handley, Arch Dickey, Charles Creed, 1I.D., Netts 
 Chnyipol, Chas Lawrence, Thomas R. Black. Thomas Roach, J. Hiram 
 Black, liufiH Black, Patrick Baird, William Moflfatt, Saml Baird, 
 John Atkinson, John Hcwson, Wm McNab, Wm Scott, Fred A. 
 Donkin, Luther Baker, W. D. Main, Benj Douglas, Don McKay, Jas 
 S. Hickman, Chas McCabe, Alex M. Wills, Wm Smith, Embree Wood, 
 Robt Christie, Thos Kirkpatrick, Amos Thomson, Zebud Mackay, 
 Charles Bent, Law Hannan, Angus McGillivray, Joseph Harritt, Wm 
 Greenfield, Charles J. Oulton, Alexander Dewar, Archibald Robertson, 
 John Waugh, Matthew A. Li^n, Samuel O'Donnell, Joshua Black, 
 Angus McLeod, William Oxley, Charles Smith, Caleb Lewis, 
 Goo Hill, C. Edwin Atkinson, Charles Hatfield, Jesse W. Fullerton, 
 W. Y. King, John W. Boyd, Joshua Dewis, D. Dickinson, Henry 
 
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 Dftvli, Albert 1) 0!Hi|r.r.(»n, WinUm nimk, A. A. 8irvcii«, U. MIfrholl, 
 8t«pmn Oxiey, Huftm S. I'unlv, DiuiM Y. Ilolmon, (JwrK« Hrutt, 
 Qllmrt Atkinion. tTohn ButherliinH. Ocoreo (Mirtpnmn. .Tnincit TnU, 
 Wm. J. iSilot. Wllllftm U. Huoitd, liinno Hi-own, lurtuc I*nr»lv, ICiWnnl 
 TIettf, 11. 8. BeMnnn, IVtcr McDonnhl, Jiih MiCiiIm*, .lolm K. MnrifH, 
 Duvid Mitchell, Dnvid Atktnfmn, IVtof MofiOiui, A. I). Bt'ltx, Jiulah 
 Bonieii, (^hnrtui Fltiher, Uuftm HIplcy, THIoit IfurrlHon, Tim!* LowiIht, 
 TItoH Jminingi, Jm O. I(. Dmwn, Am A. lOlliutt, Hnm K. Frermnn, 
 A. a. l*«illv, AmoB Pimly, lloht Donkln, 1. .f. lIlnKlny, .1. H. Woo«|. 
 Innd, liich lioworliioiv Kuuin WoodH, lltiniin^ ('Mrtvi', l*lininfl!< Uolnton, 
 J. Nf. AtklnMm, Thompion J. ('opp, (it'ori^u Klii^, •InincH Noilns, Job 
 II. 8cAm«ii, NolfOD Fillimore, H. McArtliiir, .lobii VV. Hniitli. Oilbi^rt 
 8«ftm*n, HeBekiih King, JeNO MontrOMs, Uichurd L. Hlitok, John W. 
 8chnrtniin, QMive W. Fdrrent, (ieoruu W. Oilrojr, Kobert ftnrcJHjr, 
 Skndford H. Pumy, Ntthanitil 1). Hhlr, flunry A. JohiHton, William 
 Hnll, liohort Drummond, Bonmrd S. Peers, Jaiiiot K. Oillniid, Jnnies 
 R. Morris, Samuel W. Salter. 
 
 CouHTr OF Pionr— JDiVriV* of AV/fcM— lloUnnd E. P»iyw>ii, Kdwd 
 M. Matithnll, Boi^J^ tl. KukkIcs, Ln'uiinlnn MoKuy, Slcrns Jonos, 
 Mcndal Crcwkcr, George llGiidciTson. David Kifc. Willi«ni F. MarHhiill, 
 OetirgoB. Potter, John V. Piinly, Vvm Ayinar, VVm F. Puttrr, Kdward 
 Itaines, JvsBO Ilnrris, Isaiah Thurlici', Kl'njamivi Vnii nianoin, (i<>ui;;u 
 Denton, John W. Powell, Saniiicl T. Uaooii, Fdwanl IViitcr, William 
 lient, Aloxandor D. Iloyt, John 8. MoNvi), Abnor Morso, Israrl Dunn, 
 Hubbard Davis, Willinm Denton, Charles ])(Mitoii, Willinni Ifaiikitison, 
 Thomas Oslngor, Richard Siwidciwon, Kolnit K. Timpany, \\ . 11. 
 '' 'lor, John Welch, Chnvlcs U. Kvcrctt, Uolwit Ui'i'd, James 11. 
 MtshouM, Gcorjro A. Pu^^y, Francin Hutrhinnon, Davi«l (!owaii, 
 ^mes E. Dela]>, John 8mith, John M. 8niith, Kdward llo^an, (icor^u 
 ('a8sclMH)m, James Ix)vitt, K. It. OakoH, Daniel Morton, William 
 Warner, Edwani Everett, Lenniel Siuiudcrs, Wesley (MilhoiiHi>, H. S. 
 FitxrandolDh, Collins Johnson, Eliukim K. Tapper, JoHcph W. DeuKHi. 
 Stephen Wcsteott, Kdwl C. Bowers, F. W. I<u|4:{jjle8, Chas SaiiinlerH, 
 Ephraim Bacon, W. Nichol, W. II. Dahlgren, Edmund llurnluini, 
 E. E. Uice, Geo II. Dunbar, John Harlow, rx>vukin Hilton, John Hood, 
 Chas E. Gilloland, Jno K. Hunt, Wm Haines, Chas K. McDonald, John 
 Holdsworth, John B. Letteny, Geo N. Bndd, Wm B. Dakin, Nathaniel 
 Westcott, Jas H. Hughes, Soloman 8. Dakin, Whitiield Duthonse, 
 Alphous Marshall, Aia Porter, N. R. Wcsteott, N. E. Butler, (\»ltn 
 C«mpl)cll, Charles McC Campbell, Jamei W. Eldrid«e, Abraham lient, 
 Jarafti Collins, Obcd H. Glavin, Joseph D. Pnyson, John Mullen. 
 Wallnco Denton, George F. Stone. District of Ctnie—:h\H Stuart, 
 Bonaventure RIbichoaa, Felix Devoau, Nicholas Deveau, Beultcn 
 lAerrv, Anoel Blinn, John P. Thibedeau, John B. Molanson, Honrv 
 Goldfinch, wm. Mullen, Maturin Robicheau, Urbinu Doueettu, Aiwuliii 
 M. Comean, Luke Douoetto, Louis Q. Bourqno, Geo Ucrmnn, H. C. 
 Saheao, Hilairo Melancon, W. H. Tedford, Stephen Arsenault, W. II. 
 Sabean, Francis X. Vautour, Oliver Soueil, William Durbson, John 
 Vnnkloy. 
 
 County of QvrBnoi^o'—GtiynhorofHfh Dint Hon Robt M. INitler, 
 Jas B. Hadlcv, Wm Hart, Wm Moir, John Mahonoy, Wm G. 8iott| 
 John A. Steel, John Ehlor, Thomas Keating, Jessie Anderson, John 
 Jamieson, Joe W. Hadley, Joathan Hartley, Jos l>avid, Don Ounn, 
 Colin Chisholm, J. A. Tory, William Hartshorne, Geo Scott, J. B. 
 
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 Rini|Mon, Ktjies llnrt, (/liridtophor Jo«L Alfml W. Hnif, .Trio T. 
 Kiiicluir, JaH 'K. Hart, Dnviil Hrriiiiton, Ja» II. Fctlmnio, Alex MoL 
 Hurt, Tlio« O'Ncll, Tluw C, C«K.k, Wm Tory, Wm Wolil^r, .T«ii 8. 
 NickcrMMi. Wni II. Wylilo, 8anil Aikinn, KwU llrnrr. Wllliain II. 
 rhiiiliolm, ViUciitino McDuiinld, jHnit'n Kit/^cmhl, .TaitiPA t*nrr<*lt, 
 IlDrlivrt li. C'uuninglinni, Oeorp 11. ltn<1lepr, Jniiicn FcrKttroTi, Jntm 
 MaltlifiWH, RwMircr II. Olflln, Thos F. Mllwanl^ Donnfil Konneily, 
 IIiikIi iVl<Nctl, Jna U. Alwnter. Tlioi Coniloii, A. McLiiUclilin, AU-x 
 Fur^u»un, Holotuon C'«)liuon, f'hurl«'» Tavlor, John W, Pcnrt, C'lmrlfii 
 M. FmnrlievilJo, Iltnrv M. Jost, Wui L. r«irl, Wm F. Drsnurre*. 
 JaM II. MiUHliall, Altrtuiaiii Cox, Jolin McMillan, Jmn II. Cnrr, John 
 Cliiithohn, ThoH lladlcv, Uunnld l\(^nnrtly, Donald CldHltoIni, i^nh 
 ChiHlioIni, Wniiiini S. idrKon/io, John F/la^ior, i^WyUvu McMillan, 
 William Wii^'hl, Jnu KtMincdy, KinHnian Kwcct, David llndiion, Wm 
 O. ScoJt. jr., Stonhon McMulh'n, Petor SInrltir, Ponnld R. KcrKH»»on, 
 niarU-H W. Lniidy, John W. C'unnliiirhnni, FnuKri» MarMhnll, Winitim 
 O. HiinpHon, ICIIan Cmik, JanioH II. Mu(kl«y, John McOuirr, William 
 h. Wvhl^, Patrick C. Cullcn, J. I). Cshmjn, J. J Saiiptcr, John Mcfl 
 Cunmnglium, Janius W. loun);, WilHnm G. Ilndlov <V/. Aton/'t 
 IMitiicl-^JjtuwUUw McQunrrio, Dnnl IIat(ic, John ^lU^ie, Hamiiol 
 Archihald, Alex Cuniuiinjiror, Samuel Q. MeKeen, Alex Finhor, Angua 
 Cnnutron, John niuclnir, John St<:whrt, jr, Alox Kludair, David K. 
 McKcttci, Ocor^e M. J. Klliott, A. U. W. McKctn, Whitr, Charlw 
 Mclnturth, Jom^ph McLcim, A. P McKon/.io, John Cummingor, 
 Donald McDoraildj Hugh McDonnhl, Jus 11. McDoimhl, Alox N. 
 MaDonakI, Joiin MvDaniol, Donald Kennedy, Wm L. Pyr, Ji'0a« 
 CamminKcr, John McLean, Alex Fiohcr, Jumi^A McCutchonn, William 
 Pride, John Undc, Alkn Rude, Alexander Mitchell, Walter Danielii, 
 ThomaH Smith, James llemtnw, John A* Kirk. Johi^ Ilowitt, Jqscph 
 Kiifle, l{obf>r( Kennedy, Dunnid Sinclair, Alex Rnthcrland, Jolin 
 CruikflhnnkH, Daniel W. Crm^ctt, Hfvhert lUjod, Dun McDonald, 
 lleulien MoIntoHh, John A. Rtewurt, Daniel IlatUc, Jamca ^. Fraaer, 
 (fco W. Mattatall, lln|;h Oordun, Alexander Anderson, Kenneth Kirk« 
 William McKoen, Jamea h. llatUe, Klinhn Ilawbolt, HurH K. Sinclair, 
 Chariot 1>. Mieiiula, Donald lloat; John McNab, John llnllantyM, 
 Duiwan Cameron, jr, Allan McQuarrie, William L. Painter. 
 
 County of Hamvax.— *4amea Thomeon Cuatoa, Andrtw Shtelt. 
 Pliilip Ijetmn, Patrick Pow6r, Jolm Thomas, Francia Mimro, Davki 
 Annaml, Oliaa Hamilton, Ja« Oron«her, Hrv A. Qladwilt, Alex Stephen. 
 Matthear Guild, Hon Jorendah Northup, Wra H. Tidnianilt, Archihara 
 McPhce, Jnmea L. Griffin, Roliert Fox, John Gcddca, David Archibald, 
 Adau Donne, Ephraiiu Burgeiiii, Wm K. Urine, Samuel U. Caldwell, 
 GoorKc L. Chi])moni Edm liyan, Goorfco Garriaoo, David Thpmpsoo, 
 l^Hmald McLaren, Francis Lay ton, Willioja EvanR, Jos Kayc, l?oIiert 
 Honuns, Willium !L<indols, John CarroicliAcI, Henry 8hcllnut, John 
 NaufTts, John A. Bell, NutKusscll, Jno Stairs, Wm J. Coleman, Wm 
 AukUurst, Jno Liii^Icy, Joaepli ThonipHon, William Comptun, John K. 
 Shivttord, Gwigo Hliicis, George Duuphinoy, Jas E. Shatft>rd, l^rnncis 
 Wehlfcr, Geo J. Uicharduon, Woaley Ilnys, P, Carteret Hill, William 
 F. Knight, Ex)kici Sibley, Ismiu IIo])Kin6, John Woodill, Edward 
 Johnson, JfoMOpli Mtirphv, Chiunbers Blakeucy, Benjamin C. Wilson, 
 Jno Hays. David A. Nicholson, Andw Gray, Daniel Cronon. Thos E. 
 Ivenny,' William Hare, Thos Walnh, John Duull, Matthew II. Richcv« 
 Benjamin W. Salter, Patrick Walsh, George J. Longard, Oeorge 6. 
 
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 8. Dlckny, QoorKO Thomiuii, •Ininco Ourilnor, ir. Wiilimu Uiill.Joliti il, 
 Ahdenon, Thomi» Malior, Kdwnrd llotvor^ Willinm ^f(lnl-o. KriHloHck 
 K. Itiibloy, Don Aroliibniil, Ttieoil0r« Ootirud. MaUitlin MolmiU, J. W. 
 Uurio. Jim Uiitlor. JoIiii ^Uvor, Uoticrt Honk.W. W WpHt, D. Kiim>U, 
 J. n. Puft'us, .lulti^ Afif., U. A. liONllc, .1. M. Varf«i«t, J. (?. Uohh,.! A. 
 Hliicrt, lAHHcMuCim))-, Iliittti W. IWiwkMUr, .lolui Tnylur .Fuhii l>. 
 Tutmur, Thomn* WaUIi. WnUnni Tiiylor. Jotin Klinn, JoIit: DKvirtoii, 
 Willmin Kflsuii, ituwtph Ilii^iUton, Kilwnrd Hmiili, ,)r>titi lli^^itii.s, .lohii 
 8. nryMOO, I'otor UoM, Juttn M. Iiiitlia, John Kliriu. An<)r >f DrtlMo, 
 JamoK l4ii«nnw, Jitiui'd W. Turner, (JeorKv •). Truop, Vrnncitt C. lOllioit, 
 U. W. Frowr, Plk Unydon, Thoi Dunioy, l>nt II. PiitK. Tho» A. I'nrkcr, 
 8n!nl Iliitohinann, John K. Mornnly, Wm II. (^nminhi^or, .Ian Kfrr, 
 John Kiiker, Haml Dtilcom. !r, Mnlvolm McKiirlano DavM ArcliHmhl, 
 Ocurae W. Mndill, John liindsny, Alox Mitvticll, J^»hn V. I'avNnnt, 
 Hyacinth Jt. 'Fuller, John Tovnnn, m.h., Jhuioh U. Oralitim, Norntan 
 CiiDtplwll, lianjamin Tiioninon, Normnn Ilnvcn, jr, .Inooh V. Mnrrvait, 
 John ThomnM,V, Wllliani Vcith, l)uuKhui M. Hiurv, John FrnHur, John 
 Jfiuno», W. 1). iIiirrinaion,-Uot)crt MotloVi, M J. I'owcr, 1) J. Smith, 
 Poicr (Inuii, William W. WJlHon, John H. Hinn? ft, Jumcn Knrqnhamon, 
 Mnmuol A. Whito, W. llonry IJnrf, Kohort Tavlor, Niuniul Dnrritf, 
 Ilcnrv CruikKhankri, F. I). iJorltcfi, Willinm j! TawIi, Ktlt^nr Hill, 
 Chnrfos J. WyMo, John I*. Frwkcr, Kno* Unkor, Daviil Hunter, Wni 
 Hochojr, WlUlam B. Ohrfstian, Qcorgo H. Mndiil, IVtvr Jmk. Kdw 
 Kforrison, John DufluH, Daniel Hnllivan, Dnvid MclMu'rwon, W. V. 
 ITonley, C J. Clark«on, Charios Fiidcr, Alcxnmlor lAirsyih, .Innim II. 
 Holinn, Kirhard T. Itooniu, Jatncs J. O'Diicn, Andrew Ikifoiiinltiu, 
 Samuel J. Mason, WilTitim C. Muir, Thomaa O. Power, rimrce 
 WIhwcII, Barthuloinew Walsh, Duncan Grant, David Kills, Willinm 
 OofT. JamCB Covey, Wcijoy Cro;[>k8, Maynurd P. HIthurdHoii, CharlcM 
 n. Whitman, Johit Gibbons, 0«org« R. Huhley, William W. Ghhioh, 
 William T. Kent, John I^cPidro, Archibald 8tc\rrttt, John ^prott 
 Stetrart. Walter McCurdy, Charlhi Sprott, James Mortuiiih, Andrew 
 Mitchell, Walter Stoddart, Georii^ JamicMon, M.t>., Biimnel Thompdon, 
 John McDoi^ald, George A. Miforth, iMac Gnots, jr, John F. ^fcKet)aio, 
 WUliAtn Hay, Thomaa. Cbnnora» John D.Mackint<««b, John Parker, Wni 
 H. PallittOTi Oeorgu Rowlings, 8amnoi Whica, jiBHivr, Mariiu WaUh, 
 Henry N. PAinti Benjamin A. Smith, Dennia l)oTjon;;hry, Andrew 
 Tttlioch, Jaiaoa O'Cieary, John A. Sinclair, Jainea (t. Foster, John 
 Barron, and the Mayur and Ahlurmeu of Halifax for the city only. 
 
 CouwtY or Ukutb— Western ^/»/nW— Archibald Smith, Joseph 
 Rlckards, William Chambers, James Cuchrnn, John' Bur^c^s, Isaau 
 r^ke, Jas Qreno, Robt AlHiiOTf, Bonnet Hmith, Michael B Salter, 
 Isaiah Dimock, Shahael B. Parker, Thomas Sitndfbrd, James Rl. 
 Hiji^cins, Jehu M. Macombor, Benjamin Marstcrs, James Reynold:^; 
 Benjamin DeW. Fraser, m.t>., William Bctinett. Sbubael Dimuckj 
 Dennison Harvio, James Boss, Hni'ris Martin, James F. Cm'hran, 
 James Dennison, Thomas A. Smith, Charles J. Wilkins, Edward 
 Dimock, Monson H. Goud;^. Walter Hunter, John Jenkins, Geor^ 
 DeWolf, Johti Smith, J. B. North, Wm Davison, Pharos Constantino, 
 Geoivo Armstroni;,' William Murphy, Wm Fitih, Handlcy Starratt, 
 SamlMiintilord, Andrew Shaw, Thos Akins, Edwin Mumfbrd, William 
 B.Shaw, Willinm Canavnn, Nathan Wilcox, John Carmlchael, William 
 
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 Willinm (Niirv. AUriil 'nioiiiM, th<ui)liil«M ('owun, WillUoi llarYie, 
 ClmrliN 10. Yo'iin^. WilliMin ISiiilov, Willinm MrKny. William Inirriifn, 
 TlioniRii ArmKiotiur, lO/^ikiol N. MMiilorM, William II. MuiMr, Ilanrjr 
 ("iitioviin, •luliii Tm>Ioi-, Piiiiiul MoiilM^r, flhnrl»H T. (/Uibraa, John A. 
 VmiKltiin, Willinm H. Kiili«r, K.linn r«,VKMiil, 11. 1*. Almnn, Hamuel 
 M«r|)liv. •I«tlm <'iii«liir, .Ttihii Moxlirr, Allen lliUov, J. Alliorl Vauiflian, 
 Aainnnl H«'<ti, Murk (.iirry, .loliii Lynrli, Julm A. Iliirvio, Anihuny H» 
 HnnUfonl, Juhii W. .Snnuxtcr, Willinm Moiihor, Noiili Mufhor, ffamai 
 (2«iN, VVitliitiii li. ('hiilK'k, tltimoH A. Tlmmpsnn, Klinw H. T)iai(irk, 
 Wiiiitdii Dill. hUt»(frn hltihltt, I'mmix I'arkori David Kricxo, tluhn 
 MrDoMKiiH, AI<*XHiMt«r TliomiMim, tlolin H. ImMNiaii, Willinm \y 
 WnllA(t\ .fiiH Wiilirow, Win McDnii(;nll. (ko Hmitli, Otto Donnmdra, 
 Jm) Dimock, Hcnj llloi% WilliHm i). (^mm^, Jotinli (7usUin<w, Iiainfi 
 Hmttii, WilliHm l.iiwroncA), Kvnii Uri|uliart, •)nm<M McKnniio, Jan W. 
 KiRtf, Willinm Kiu-r, Hultt Kaulkiiur, Ktplin IIurvi(> lliit;li McLoarn, 
 AikIw Kirkimlt'ick, Jmh KlliH, Willinm Wnnlron, Oeorttu Ainiilie, .fnliii 
 M4'l/4)ani, llarrv M. Murpliy, Wm lllnkc, A II HmitTi, Don MrKny, 
 Diinl Dloifi, I! Il nioiK,8um HloiH, John Him, .fno 1\ SrMtil, John (Jr- 
 (jnhnrt, Win 11. Wifhrow, floo I'. 'iMiom)iMon, Jam(*M Hini|Ntrin^ ItoUiri 
 Pntnnm, Williimi flHniihon, .folin lliown, Ah>x Hill, MU'hl 'mhiint*, 
 Koht INirkrr, •?«« C'nwy, Dinil 'i'li(mi|rtw)n. ThomiiH WtHilarer, Thomaa 
 llnntur, Noltion Wlor, Jnwb llotini^Mir, Wm Wiilkur, ^^'uHor llnrlon, 
 Wm Hunter, Alex Dunlmr, Anj;ti« Wnm, David H. Orow, ArrhFrnmn, 
 Alfred Putuian, (i(HirKo Kielr.o, KliaH Pavjjant, Wm M. h-'U.ir, Alex 
 Hiltf,, John McKenrie, (Joo T. HmiUi, Wm flw^nnnn, John Flunton, 
 AndirwPenrwm, John W. MorriH, (^hiirlc* 11. StiifK^ Dancan Mcliean, 
 John Oraiinm, John Putnam, Osmond O'iiriiin, iUchard HtorlinK. 
 
 CuiTNTr ur iNvrHNKMS. — John McLcuil, John McTjQlIan, Jnmoa 
 Q. MoKeoH, Duuald Mc'vuiiald, IIukIi Cnmulivil, Muhuitm McDunnld, 
 t^nndiiiii M( Du4I|{hII, DunaM Smith, iHanc. Mi^Luod, Haoiuul Oamubdi, 
 An((ut( Hualon, Malcolm McKay, Ah'xamlur ^hinhulm, J«hn ChiMiiolin, 
 John MuDonald, Dun McDonald, Janicu MuDonell, Duuald Muliullau, 
 Uoilk McNuii, Angus McKacliurn, John (i. OrowdiH, John Chinhulni, 
 John Wrii;iu, Kdwiird McMillan, Richard l^arcv, J. Duncan Camoron, 
 Donald MdntoHh, William McQuarry, Patrick Dowlijig, Archibald 
 Mol'lmil, J. Uuuton, Maloolm MLLuoU, Hugh Camurun, M.p., Iluffh 
 McDoitald, William Grunt, J)onnld McDonald, Duoald McjDonald 
 J no McDonald, Jno McEuchcrn, Dun McDonald, Iwmchlin Kennedy, 
 Jn<^olt R. Ilnrt, A. McDonald, Jolin Mclntonh, IVtcr Smyth, jr., Hn^h 
 (>tlli4>H, Wil!itiU4 Dunbar, John Mcljisiiuan, Miilcidm McNeil, Pcicr 
 Pnint, ijMt C Lawrence, jr.. Dun McDonnell, Don OhiHliolm, John 
 M<Farlanc, Douald McMillan, Alex McF^ahran, liolasrt McDougalj, 
 AloMinder Mclwiien, Neil McDonnld, Jucob lioHt), John Cameron, 
 Murdoch Matthesou, Duncan Cainijltoll, m.u., Mnrdcash A. Kom, 
 Fiiflay lieaton, Donald A. Motx;llan, Alexander Campbell, Neil 
 Gilliea, Neil Campbell, Angus McCormick, Hugh McDonald, John 
 Mcl)ougaU, I'huiaua Jlurke, John McLelhtn, Allen McDonald, Arch 
 Boyle, AnpiH Boiiton, James C/oady, Donald Mcf^can, jr, Peter Grant, 
 John McDonald, Angua McPhnil, Jo.s<;ph White, Neil McMillan, 
 Wm McPherHOH, Allen MeMillan, Neil McKav, Furquhar Mcliae, 
 DoHtild Meljcod, Angus Grant, Alex. McDonald, Arch MoDougall, 
 Allan McDonald, Alex McDonald, James Wot*, Donald McFadyen, 
 Douali Smyth, ^John MjclHaac, Amielm Au'Coin, I^co Au,'Coin, John 
 
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 Mnlnrim LVmrmn, N. ,1 Rn>wti, Noil Mrl4iMn, AitKUn Mi'Mlllnn,«liihti 
 McHmtm^ Wnlt«r I<rtwrenr«, Puniiil ll'nimm, Mnnlofli McKtnnon, 
 AIIku Mcintoth, ll^'for Mi'I<««iin, lloclnr MrKniinK*, •fohn II. Murphy, 
 A. A. Tnylor, Allnn Mcl>onnl«l, Doiiunld Mt'lNtiutht, Aloxnttiiiit- 
 MrDonnld, Jolin MfKnv, •! P. liawnoii, ,Fiio P. TnmpklttM, ,h\n l>otl«, 
 W, 1>. Smith. Mntlirw iMylo, .l«»hn MrDonnltl. Ilntry A. KorUd, 
 Jus T. r<'t\vivnoo, .lom»i»li CnniHo, DoniiM Mr.Vlrt«n«r, .li»lin T*. Mi-Iitimi. 
 .loh« \n. M«'Ouui,l(»,.loIin ('i»m|»lH»n, IVicr Mrfntinh, U. WlIMn», Ati|.Miii 
 KnitUHly, Afittfrt Miirhi'll, •lohtiHhM) I^UfonitMi, .Fohn Mi-Iloinipll, I) l». 
 MoLclliui. Johit IV McFiiHaiio, AlvxAudor Mirtxflliin, .loliii MrMilliui. 
 An^uH Mclinitohtiin. 
 
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 HutchiniQii, Ak^XKHilvr rnttvi-Moii. KHiHIuld Hniitli, Kilw 1*. Ilonlt'ii. 
 Aivh Wftlktir» John O. Piiiuo. (tiuiioii LVittHwi;!!, Jiiiiu!i« Knloii. Aniiw 
 BhufHckl, Klwiuwer Uiuvlow. liUliAnl W. KiiUtuu, .lium«ii Oriflin, Irnil 
 Uvninmiii, KuhucI CoUIw^U, Ia'vI VV. I«^tt(>ii, Jiii'uU liH'kliiirt, VViiick- 
 woiiU Chi|Miiiui, Ahrahmu NowtiMuS, /ultuloii Niil>, Kviliiov WititiNi, 
 Wiliimn A. Tiipuor, DnvUl llniitley. Jiio W. Uiis«h). ilodii VV. Iluniuii, 
 Boi\i II. Calkin, ilolin N. UowIck, .l«'»lni Kiikpttirirk, Win W. pNtt«nM>ti, 
 Wm li. lijoni, WilliAin Ulioilvx. Thus A. WilMtn, Uvi 0. W<MMlwurtli, 
 Jnmtii UliKk* Uinun llonlun, (lyrus JuUiiHtoit, William DiiviiUon, Win 
 J. WiUlrtti>, Aii^iisiiiitf A. Piiico, iiiiMm' K Koltinsoii, Willliiin (!n)iM\ 
 Jnino!! l^OAnl, Jr., ilohn Porter, .liwliuii Ut^iii, •Inim M. i^lrk«l', Ohnrlui 
 0. IIiimiltiMi, M.n., Kilnrin pMvker, UtMiruo Kinnmitn, Henry Ijovelt, 
 ilnmM K K(>ok>vcll, RmM*li A. Kontrth, Ihiiim' lliiciiilbni, (KiorK« W. 
 Flxhcr, John II. Clnrko. Jiw*i>h M. Hum'o, John A. Ohimnnn, Williftm 
 n. Wnrtl. rH>onHnl Fih*h, •fohn II. Minvr. nonjiiniiii 11. WiM>«l\vorth, 
 John P. lij-onn, n«i\iiiinin P. Wwivor, Kdwiml U. FiwlM', (i«urKV 
 l>(Ht)(«, OiVm-jjc Mrti'KU'rw^ John W. Wmm, (3hArlr« l>irkio, (iwrjj:o 
 Ilftr\t5y, (ivH>r}w N. Fuller, C>Ih?iI DiMijiiiitin, t)nvi«l B. Ni>wctmil), 
 Honry' White, John F,. Klls, (kH)rj([0 Uimtilton, 'riioninfi Fiirnnworrh, 
 Amlivw l>wl|rht IVwoll", Uiohnnl l>. Wwt, WilHmn IVmvIcn, Henry 
 Pinco, AnM T. Hiikor, Joh B. Duvul.soii, KIrsIm KclmHfhV. t^t'onnrd 
 H. llslcy, Jno Ii(\inont, jr, Wm C. Bill, Hrtndh\v I?. 8lwi(l^u»r. Altntin 
 G. Mar>h»r.«. Kliakim Tiipper, Jno 8. Nowcoinh, HonvT L. Biikor, Win 
 N. Nowivmh, Anms Bi»xtvr, Jiw 11. Hon. i».c.l,, Mitrtin L. (Mf'dvehinil, 
 OMrgo C Pinco, KU^anl M. Mni')*CHon, Moihw tli-o\rn, Jninpii Mnrtin, 
 Jitmoci Doyle, John Tohin, John O. Monie, Rtlw l^otlnMiml, JnincH P. 
 Cunninglmm, £(hvin MiiwX, Snml 8. UoWnion, Wm A. Porior, Geo L. 
 JoM, Wm. H. Woodwunl, Wm 8. Wwt, Jus fe. Riind, frf*mii)pr Riunl, 
 Edw U. Bishop, (Tiikx)n Power, Oliver Woo<lwtM"th. Thos II. Chute, Jor 
 Rlif(h, Ixsmder Fnton, 1>. Ilrtrrls Ncxv«>mh, J. TiUiinder Wii«kwlro, Thou 
 Tnxo, Jos Stj^vrott, I'Varid K. Uoss, Wm H. Skinner, Chns U. Northnp, 
 Rdwin HnrHs, ,!&$ S. Witter, Jno N. Colonwin, 1). I^ipert, Fttivit, Jno 
 W Mftivcfson, L. DoV. Chipmnn, P. 1). Prtvidson, Ohiidiiih Nowe«>nih, 
 Jno S. Belcher, Jjw T. Manning, John S. Woodworfh. John Ftillcrton, 
 Wm Smith. J. W. Tayjor, Nrttlmn W. Fislior, Wm J. WnllHi-e. Kd\r 
 Harris, Amoa Blaek, TliomiM Craig, Juatus W. Wurner, A. Btanlcy 
 
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 Kmilktur, Wllllnm II Ctiinlnii. lifluiinl M .lnrdfii, I'lrfK M llrl»ki'Hi, 
 .l«Mi(itlinii HhhiI, I'ri'fl Mrin*»i, Alc«(nii(|i*r 'I'Mitftrr, I'ntrirk K»lli»r, ('liin 
 Tuvlnr, KIIih H tlrnvrti, .Inhii KiiiKr. .Inlin H Wflffin. iit'orun K. I'nn, 
 .?. VV. Ill|i«'|nw, MItlil f.fMirrtxnri, (M»Milliili II N«'W(miiiIi, .l«'M«'ri»ntMjiMfi, 
 .1. fi. niitHi1fr<\ (llilifHi K lifiit. .ri>lMi W llnttillion, .!)«•* H M»r*f«. .Im 
 Hniul, Km»«»h l*nrk««r, llfiijmnlM Kl»t«»n»in, Jnliii l<iioinrr, KKffti'Tfr ron, 
 NmI»I»» .1. livnnd, lliMirr Slmw, .Infnt** A. ('«.«, rhnrlrn Lfltnont. flwirr 
 Hill. Iif>nnnr<t Morktrvd. DiincHii l>. ('. MpM. H W. Hmrr. K. M Htini, 
 •lo4 T. .InrltNtiii, Wrtllncf (IriivcN, J. I<«ifclt llithnp, Uiintnvtia K. MlMliop, 
 Alport I). NirltollH, Kdwiinl M. Ilcckwiih, Hriiry K .Icllprofin, (Mmrlfw 
 IIUIttTi MiiniiliiK riiutK, Inninti H. I'iriro, AMiort Wf<li(iti*r, Jolin llrNt, 
 Vrnuvln lir'»tu, Kiwloilrk VV, riiiiiinnii, Hniniinl Mnkrr, .lolm A. Ilnll, 
 ClinilpM K. Kituiii. .foliii \y. Ktillcrtoii, HmtUru V. I{<>i<l, Allrrd 
 Wlillinnii, Niitliiiniol I'. Himrr, .loliri Uv<l«l<iii, Arlliiir MrN I'dtn-rwifi, 
 Hirpliflii 'I'ltrlor. T. I(. lliirriH, hoiiulfiH HmiiI, I'nirick lltirn*. J. 
 Mullioiiniii Miirriinnt, I'liiliii Mrowii, Kx«<kiul C llniiki, Tlieu (i. Muck, 
 R. llerkwitli Multur, 1101111 HtrufiK. 
 
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 nimrli'^ I,. If. rinirch. fli-nry IlnlJIiiy. Uwiript W. k(i<iihn<k, Wm V. 
 Aiuln»wpi, Morton Whwlork, lionnn'l M. Dww. Ili'nJ Nynnrfl, Nirliolm 
 Wolir.JnN IV MIIK I)«nJ W V Mnnnlnir. Thou K. (Wk, .lftfn<*ii II. 
 Hrlljf, l,nwh Kiiniil, K<lw MorjfHn, Wllliiirn H. Dri'w, HoTiert Mrott, .1. 
 •loKt^pli UiiHoir, 0(Hirf{i> HiirHN, Kilwnrd 'IWI, Joiwpli Whitford, Nolnoti 
 (>ln»«h»jr, J. M. Iloyt. Jonopli Bnkvr, (}eorK» Wlk, Himori ltli»*«r, Wm 
 Tiirnor, H»»liort liitiilnrty, JnmeN Htmriitr, Ilohort Dnwwm, Joho Kmitli, 
 •lodnpli W. liocklmrt, li<jwh Anilorwui, .fHOH** \,nuir,, .Inini** hwhtnnn, 
 floury AMoro, J. •fnmpN Kock, Adnm Kolnilcl, fwyinnni llnhh, Ut'nimn 
 McKurlnno, Hnttiuel Uninoy, .Inn Kmilkiiw, H««ry Kwly, Kohcrt Went, 
 KnoM Trel, Adnm K. Diirlniid, WllliNiii ,1. DniiphiiM^y, Iffnrj I'ortnr, 
 ifnmM Orlntnn, Jonoph Hilxey, JnmnH II. Wofitxnl, Kdwnrd Lnn^illn, 
 Nntliniiifll Htriim, Wm Homhy, .foninli W. Uiidoll, JnmeN Wymn^k, 
 •lovcph 'V. llnrflH, JflmoH M. Mot/.lor, Aviird Koii|«r, fiovi fiHnf;ill«, 
 Willinm Himolmnn, VnMt l/nnt^illo, Kli Rnmnv, Hon) Dnnptiinoy, Wm 
 Kniilknor, tlnroli I'lcklox, 1). fl. Iflmmolmnn, Hirhnrd J. .fenkino, Diinl 
 Dnnrnn, Jninon If. IliltK, Ahrnhnm llolih, HU^phffi Fink, .fohn Dnrn, 
 ThnmnH T. Keoflor, Jo«*pph II. Wndo, John H. McKonn, John llnillfty, 
 Ahrnhnm Zitik, J<»hn Iaw\ Dxncr, Joseph It. Wymnn, John V. flHtx, 
 llonry R. (!ook, Nntt WontwII, AUM'rf, r«nrl, Htcfihon Iiiin^nif>, Jnn 
 ThomjMMjn, .!«» McKurhuid, OichMni liiin^iljc, JonoMh H. Worthylnke, 
 John l<nn(!illo, rhrintinn Vovlor, John DnnphinrMi, u-w\n Hmith, JnrnM 
 MoKwii, John Toul, JHmon Kiiihcr, Kdwnrd Strum, Innnv Muder, Alex 
 Trothewnr, Olmditih Spinney, K. J. Mnnnlnjf, William SoHtj, Joxeph 
 Yonn^;, Niithnniol Hflhli, Jnnicn ]iiini;illo, Jnmcn W. fjflnuille, J. 1*. 
 Armutrontr, J. f). H|M»rry, OlmdiHli Hpiuney, Hnmiicl Hmith, Wm 8. 
 Iloldnn, Wm 8. Drew, Jr., Wm fJrwellyn', Nicholnii Oxner, Amo« 
 llnhloy, Wllllem Cronn, Aufrwmnn Uhynnrd, Pel«r O. Vrnmr, J. W. 
 NnJHon, ThomMii (^irll, Kli Hoppn, I'atrick McOiiiru, Jnmrii K. Ilnnt, 
 Kdwnrd Smith, Jnmos Keddy, JoM*pti Ilndolph, jr, Jiimpn Brown, 
 Jiim«« Iflrflo, Alhort Smiili, Henry WiMon, Andrew |{odenlii)ier, 
 JnmuH A. Cnrll, O. A. Corl»in, iCmiinnol Ilchh, liiiliert Will, Inane 
 Hirtio, Bonjnuiin Snydor, ICIktinali l,ohnp«, JoHCfdi Koland, Diivid 
 Lnnfr,. John (innl, Juntos J. Norwoodn, (}. Ilniiry Windrow. Ulnfrlct 
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 Mills, Cliarles Lunlicy, llohort Smith, Henry 1>. (^loaveland, Cnsjwr 
 Oxncr, Win CIciivclaiul, Tlionias II. Moshcr, Casper Oxucr, William 
 Shntford, JaiiieH H. Coolen, H. 1). Clurkc, Juim's Ki/.cr, Charles E. 
 Church, Edward Ileckman, James Ilcnni^ar, David Piiblicovor, Hiram 
 Ilcnnij^.ir, Qcorpc Cole, Silas Corkum, William IIcnnel)erry, Gcorjye 
 Redden, James E. Whitford. William Vflojrhan, William Biuler, 
 George E. DoWitt, m. v , Charles Smith, David Evansi Joseph 
 Bczanson, Levi Oxner, John Coolen, 
 
 County of Pictoij— //on Jns iVnsoT, Kobert Mnn-ny, Jno McKay, 
 Geo McLeod, Dun McDoniild, Willitim Frnscr, Adam McKCnzic, Jasi 
 Primrose, Angus Sutherland, John Oranf, ITufrh McLcod, William 
 Lahgill, Jamci Grant, Rolicrt Cojteland, William Smith, Aloxandei* 
 McKay, c.n., Alexander Cnmoron, Roderick McKcnzic, Alexander 
 McKay, w.r., John Crerar, Robert DouU, Henry li. Narraway, Donald 
 McDonald, o..t., George McKay, John Holmes, o.j., Androw Hunter, 
 John F. McDonaldj Basil Bell, Johi H. Lane, Peter G. Campbell, 
 Wm Ross, Jno Ross, James Fitxpatricik, Alexander Chisholm, Donald 
 Frjiser, James Wentworth, Duncan Rolxji tson, Thomas Horn, James 
 Holmes, John A. Dawson, Jas W. Carmichael, Alexander Mcllardy, 
 John Dawson, John Mitc'^ell, David Marshall, John McPhee, Geoi^e 
 W. Underwood, Robert Fmser, Andw CsunpbcU, David Patterson, 
 A4oxandcr Granr, Alex<inder Thompson, Hector Mclxsan, Dun MelCay, 
 Jas McRae, Richard Tanner, Danl McDonald, John R. Noonan, Malievr 
 T. Smith, Don McKay^ Alex McKav, Alex McDonald, m.k., Thomas 
 Fraser, Jas Hudson, John McDonald, (Angus' son) John McDonalds 
 (John's son), Don McLean, Wm McGiUvray, Chas McKinnon, Chas 
 McDongall, Wm Camoron, Charles McLellan, G- Campbell, J. Hislop, 
 R. P. Grant, K. Ross,*A. Fraser, Jesse Hoyt, Don McDonald, f.«., Jas 
 Fraser, Daniel Grant, Maurice Power, Wm Brownrigg, Alex McLeod, 
 Don Ross, William McDougall, Jno Cumming, Jas Gumming, Don D. 
 McDonald, Robt McNeil, Allan McPhee, Donald Sutherland, Malcom 
 McDonald, Michael C Olding, Wm S. Fraser, John R. Fraser, Angus 
 McMillan, Jno Falconer, Wm McLaren, A. J. Patterson, Jno Yorston, 
 Thos Kennedy, Daniel Sutheiland, J)aniel Chisholm, Alex Matheson, 
 J,v: W. Jaflkson, Jas D. McGregor, James Kitchen, John Henry, David 
 Tattrie, Samuel Archibahl, John Gollan, David Millar, John McLeod, 
 GeorgQ Lawrie, Finlay Cameron, Thomas Grant,' liobertMcNaughtoo, 
 Daniel Munro, Robert McIiCan, John Miller, James P. McLenn m, 
 C. Dwyer, Wm Campl)ell, Peter Brown, Duncan Wior, George Smith, 
 Jno Fraser, Dav Huggiii, Rol)t Banncrman, Jas Mitchell, Wm C. Olding, 
 John D. Fraser, E. McLellan, John Oliver, James Stalker, Geo. J 
 Hamilton, John Johnson, John McDonald, Wm. Irving, liol>crt 
 Dewar, Geo MeConnell, Alex. McGillivray, John R. I^avies, Kenneth 
 Cameron, Samuel A. Foster, Jno McDonald, (Dal), John McKenzif, 
 Jas Ross, John P. Lawson, Robert S. McCurdy, John Fraser, Rol)crt 
 Campbell, Alexander Sutherland, A'. M. Fraser, John Denoon, 
 Charles McKinnon, Alex N. Gunn, Robert Canipl)ell, Norman Gunn, 
 Jno D. Cameron, Dav Connors, Francis McKenzie, Jno D. McDonald, 
 Neil Fraser, James Keith, Richard Fraser, David Cultn, William 
 McLean, David J. Mcikle, Roderick McDougalljJamos Fraser, James 
 Roy, jr., John T. Oliver. Daniel McLean, Rol)ort Simpson, George 
 llattie, David Ferguson,^ Wiliian) G. Cror«r, Allan A. Ferguson, Joseph 
 A. Gordon, David Fulltrton, Daniel McDonald, Angus McDonald, 
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 Simon Chisliolm, Alexatulwr J. McKsy, Gtorgo Sutherlatid, DaVld 
 McKn^, Alcxniider McKay, Uol)ert MeConll, Chnrlos H. Monro, 
 
 i An(;uR Dnvies, Colin KrnKvr. Hnah Frasor. Roltcrt McI<eod, Rch*r* 
 Dunbar, senior^ TliomaH Uienklntiop, DonaM Oranf, Ah^na McQueen, 
 Peter CitinplH;!!. Alexander Frasev, Arehibuld McKay, .T(»hn Mnnny, 
 John Munro, JAmes Wilsoh, KonnoOi McKe xie, John 'Greener, 
 
 I Aluxamder McBuun, 8ainnel Phaser, Thomas McDonald, Uu^U Praser, 
 Hu{fh Gray, John MeQunrrie, J. Warner Hnrr, WilMujn MeliCod, 
 
 ; Dane n G. McDonald, AnjruB Mcl>c.n»ld, Gcor^ro Cainpliell, James 
 Ghint, Tltomns U. ISmnh; Diincnn Milntoflh, Josiah Kdgar Jones, 
 M.D.,Jol'n RlcDou}4;all, Malcom FraHcr, Willinin A. Mooro, William 
 
 B. Heiidorson, Kvan Omncron, Alex MelMiorson, Daniel McLeod, 
 • James Willis, Gcorno Camjihcll, D;iniel McGrcfjor. 
 
 CocxTT OK QuEKNS — Rjch Cardcr, Win McGill, Qcor/je McLcod, 
 Eldrcd Cohoon, Rolnnt Dollivor, Sylvanus Morton, Israel llcndrv, 
 Georjje S. Parker, Charles Allison, jr., Knoch Ktendnian, John H. 
 . Mulhail, Kd.vard Mcfx^od, Samuel T. N. Sellon, Stei)hen C. Tuppcr, 
 John II. Hall, Kdu'aix^ P Freeman, Jos H. Gook, Elk Morton, Jabcz 
 F. Park, Bart F. TnjijK'r, Joseph Chandler, Asa "Morine, Edward C. 
 Scely, Nath Tnjiper, Ivcwis A. Sponaplo, S^tew F. Gardener, Simeon 
 F. HHnt, George A. Fisher, William Hendrv, Eldred H, Barnaby, 
 Tiichard Knowlcs, Donald Campbell, llu^h ilouston, Joseph Innea, 
 Wm Cowie, .l^bseph M. Freeman, Patk Flynn, .Joshiia N. Freeman, 
 Kichard II. TcM'er, John Laecy, Milton Doufjlass, John McGiniy, jr., 
 Honrv Wv Hocker, Sjiencer Cohoon, Cliarles E. Merion, Joseph Ford, 
 ■ Wm H. FrceiYian', Stephen Smith, P. Arinstronjj, JosB, Harlow, Lewis 
 Minard, Thaodosiiis Ford, Uriah Johnston, A. M. Hemeon, Geo W. 
 Barss, Martin McNntt, Vincent Doxter, I. Kewton Mack, James Croft, 
 Jamee Purdy, Caleb Cole, Gilbert S. Mack, Thos. M. Dunphy, Simeon 
 F.Brown, Jno Bn/jly, jr., Wm Wentzull, Jno Edpar, Jno II. Dunlap, 
 Nathan Ellis, John Paysnnt, senr., Itobertltobcitson.NclfiOTi' McLcod, 
 Ohas Cashing, Jno W' Cobb, Jahez Coop, David Sheriff, Jas E. Daley, 
 Jas Carder, Thos Day, Joseph B. Freeman, Alden Waterman, Jacob 
 WatcrmRft, ,EU«ba P. Christopher, John F'itxgerald, William BoCd, 
 David McNfitti.Chas Cameron, Jason M. Mack, Jtiklwiird H. Freeman, 
 Geor|;«,L» Wolf, William A. Konney, George T. Moore, JCdwin C. 
 , Parker, fjewis Bohert»oo^ Edward McPhersun, Pklwnrd H. Freeman, 
 Simon Freeman, rtenior, Ira P. F'roemun, Stowait Httnt, Benjamin L 
 Tcilair, Jghn Uardy, ZubiUon Murray^ Henry A. Mouxar, Bcjiah B. 
 MoPherson. 
 
 County op HiciikfOKi> — John R. Smith, senr., Jno Morrison, John 
 : Matheson, Alex Murchison, Anthy Oliver, Ken McLeod, Chas Boudrot, 
 Edward Ganfon, F]. P. Flynn> Rolwrt McKcnKie-, Uobert Hill, Willfam 
 Brymer, Patrick M&ubourqette, Maurice J. Kavanngh, Ken Morrison, 
 Simon Landry, Jett' Botulrot, John FVahill, Daniel O'C. Madden, Peter 
 Bosdet, John H. Rindrcss, Amie M.irtell, Isaac LeVcsconte, James 
 Smith, David Griichy, William LeVosconte, AnpuH Mcl^eod, Henry 
 
 C. F^ixot, M.i>., Dormld N. Shaw, Henry Carre, Jas Johnston, Andrew 
 Bclfontaino, John McDonald, Louis Boudrot, Willinin Urqnhart, Gcorye 
 H. Bissott, Hyacinth Martcll, William G. Ballam, Hocto* Murchison, 
 Donald McKay, Isidore LcBlanc, Henry Richard, Arch Johnston, John 
 R. Smith, jr., Andrew McDonald, Angus McNei , James Hearn, Charles 
 Kinp:, Max Forrest, David McNnmara, jr, Peter Gruchy, J6hn Kcefc, 
 
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 AUwn IV Hooprr. Anftnn M«Hliin»»ti, Noll Htownrt, .lo^oph Mntlioiion, 
 I<«bi»rt tl P»tV'tm% Hlm«>n Tn-Ho. .frtiinw rholiut, 8pl>n^tl«ii Vlifni'iuit jr., 
 1). MrUnr. H. U. Monlmm. \Vm rhisliohn. Ilirtov MrKlunon, VViill«t 
 Mwitiiy. (4om-fiD M-.tiMin^ Uoml l^on«»lt. FVIIx Koiwt, ( 'IiuHps Lenoir, 
 Ann^uii MtNoll, l*«nl l/ehlnnc, iJinnjn' ('lou^rh,,|nm'nh t^iNsrft, Svlvnutrsf 
 Hottdwu KtlwftH rnwtor, r'hiulcn (irnnt, AIpx MolnHwli, Mut-«li)rli 
 MvUa^ Al»»xnttilt«v Mcl'Mteli. Alox T. MntVmni, Blmon I*. LoHlanc, 
 JttO MofHwxi, !''«mIIo Mourhrt, (?i\«lnn'r Holnnt, m.i».. Ortvhl Wi»lkpf, 
 Wlllium It. MonUon, Allmi tl. MiNHIL |«Vllx Mnrinnnu, iHtMpii 
 t.<>UlAn(v Mrtlntim .1. W M.*Nt>ll. .tolm MrNclll. VVillinm Mnlcohti. 
 Dimlrl 1 ini!«, John 1). MiuI<o«»om. Kdwnvi! LoHlntH', .lnmcH ritttinMI, 
 Mirlmel M«Noil, n«;invv S. Oonovnn, ronHtntU. 'l>nio,.loliii F. MrLiwI 
 ^Atnvn \t. (teiriov. UoiUnlrk I'\Mv«i»«'>n. Alfrcil II. JiCnnlr. Kiuqitttiir 
 MolMuMT'oo. \V«(lrtn» IVehpnt, l)«Mit»rtlii H. Uoylr, .lolin ll. Oniohy, 
 Mu'h»»ol 1)0} lo, Vi-eiloilvK K. Vavv, IVtvr NV. UiUfh}-, liAuglitiin 
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 County or SiiRi.mmNK — ttohrvt runli', Wllllnm J. ttrll, WIIHwm 
 T. Kolly, tlrtiaon T. HoMcn, Drtvid Klwnhnuov, John M. I)«ll, .loseph 
 VViltoj-i, Willlnm Hoikinn, John (5. W. Dull, John l'uvn«y, Itu||h 
 MoAl;>uui, WllHun) •l)Mnlo|), ji., .Iiu'oh Iah ko, Austin litM'kc, JnincH 
 Bom-r, HoUmi It. liwin. Joint A. ISU'lJownnii, (»eorin« Oox, l^ilinha W. 
 IVny, HoIh'ii W. Fi-iMMnun, John Howei-n, Henry 8. Sntherhuul, John 
 Mntihcwn, Thomrti* Mulr, H. U. Thoincon, tOtlwArd ()ii|i»ii('k, Bitnpnn 
 Hf,n»»hff» Jrt.r.io!* Mo Alpine, HoWt H. Holomntt, lioiilwn Hnrlow, Amoi 
 TtAitArt Ahmm C. Uo^s, KlooRiir ('rotvrll, John VV. Rhiuul, Jhtnes F. 
 8wiuno, JiiinoH U. Kinp:, Jmnes 8now, sr , John Nickomun, jNnteM Li 
 8wnine. Ilininfttnn Ihtihict — Willimn Cnnnin^hiini. Jumeii C. Htttith, 
 JoMnh Snow, Honrv Chnto, Hnrtlottl-ovlll, 'r'noinuH I*. BAnkm, Thoinrti 
 C\>ttin, Thomns* W. NVihon, Willlrtm IV Smith, llonnnin Kenny, Vinoent 
 Niokeriwn, Miolmol Wrayton, l)«uuol Hnrgcnt, A. C. Avmii Donnu, 
 William A. 8non, Mnrtin Thotnns, 'Vhf\'» Wntnon, Jtihn II. Lnwrenoo, 
 !)avM Drtlcy, Frnnoin W. Homer, Uolwrt Huthorlnml, WIIMmn II. 
 l>ttrt<ti» John 0. Cunninirhion, Andivw L. Swim, Ocornc Wilnun, Jolin 
 O. Crowoll, Isrtrtc Hiiinoei, John K. Kmuvliw, Joseph VViitt. 
 
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 nwlw Tnvlor, Aloxnmlor Mnnro, JoKoph llrtrtt, Aniu:nrt Mnohtinniut, 
 John W. ftnrKw, Alex«mli»r MoKhv, li*nvi« Ho>vn, Alexander Oiitnenm, 
 Aniartt«« MrliWnl, John MoLwd, Jolm MoDonnld, John S. MoNeli, Jtihn 
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 DiMHld J. MiKac, llMjjh MoAskvIl, Malcolm McLeod,"l)uncnn Muiiae, 
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 fyiidd, (l^oifrn II. -U-nkltiH, Tliorrins M. (Vo^liv. Tlioin.iH M. liCwh, Utili't 
 K. lloM', NiiiliMifit'l lloL'ii, ("liHrlf'M Cflluin, jr.. W 11. Moody, Willlnm 
 I). Lovill, ('«'orgo \{. Pdtv, Williatii Lnw, Nnflmfiicl Cliiiirfdll, Amo« 
 Hilton, Im rortci-, DnincI McIiimtrliUti, .fo«opli H. Khificy, Atmlcy 
 Porter, Dnvid ('roMliy, Nntlitui ll. ijv.wl . Wdliniri S. Porter", VVlllinrn 
 Minrill.jr., I'ly.. kifl M. Hiti(r,.l(dm Miir|ihy, Siinmtd J. ffiitf'cdd, rjcrorfro 
 U. Bttiitit, dtdiM'M hiirhcf, .fntri"H d ToviH, .hiuvn rrosliy, lliirrif) 11, 
 C'rosliv, .IruiuM F. M<'(Mt, Willifint II. ('o(d<, Alirnrn TlifirHion. Kriiriri» 
 (I. fVmk, Kdwnrd H, WilliiiiiiM, IHnlrlrt nf An/i/f'- Inrnel IFiirdltii,', 
 Uidtert H. Kiikitm, dnincs M. l-<'!it. Mfi(t deflVry, I'clcr R. D'Kfitreinorft, 
 dtdin Hfrnriptn, Midintd Mnn'tti,', VV. |)'l;tttrf'Tnorit, Ohr-d W. SI«ieomfi, 
 C'yiil Mnliiiii', ,f(>r"lninlt J^Ikim, tj<>u\'* M. l)T;(i(r<'rfintit, Klillrniiri f/nrkin, 
 Kilos (Jiu'ltH'r, .fiiiiU'H pniicctt, Sitmoi) (inrdticr, (icrMiis f J'^i'itrffnont, 
 I.uhIm n. D'lotitp'inoii* lVt<'r Hiuittc, doliti (invol, dncoh Flint, Kdwnrd 
 K. P»'rry, AiimiIiii (). IVtrtur, lliliiiro V. Porter, \ivnwH Siiretto, IjOIiIh 
 A. h'l'iiHrciiHiiit, Cnlcli Spinney, d. Ilnrvcy !Vl«'Iynrr(!n, Alfiert Onyfotf, 
 lii'uniel llrtrtiiltnti. dolui (Jfuidwiti, jr , diuocs Aiiinro, LrtMi V. Amero, 
 doll H. Hliriivelt, dolin (,'iirlifnd, deifiniidi Miirpliv* Mellord H'tinn, ('nicdi 
 Cnok, d. Ii^rrniii Hiniiil, Williiiiii H. (iiivell, Monde Wliite, iJuvId h. 
 Poiior, Monde lioJllniie, d. I*. Ja-IIIiiiu'. 
 
 Oommistiionors for ^Ivinor rolief to Insolvent Debtors and 
 for taklnfir Affidavits to hold to £all. 
 
 OottNTr MK Annai'oi.ih — tJeo 11. (4rnf»Hie, I. W, T{u^m'!<«, Jottepli 
 Wli('elo(d<, diiines (iitiv, VVilliiUii Y. FosOt, ( 'lins M. I nrlics, dr;|in 
 Mill.s, dolin Klii!t, Uuli'crt Mills, Fdivivrd JJiuienu, T. VV, CllC^J<•y, TIjoh 
 (!, VVIieelwek, Albert lli'nl.'^, I«. H. Mois*!, V/illiarn IJemdon, 'rlioMiHH 
 A. (iiwiizn, WieliHidson llniris, A. VV. (!orliett, Hiirrl.s Von Mlnreoin, 
 Uielinrd d. Unincko, d. (J. H. Parker, Willinni Chipninn, Satnncl 
 MneCorninok, Alhert Morse, Simimd II. (ti'ny, Kdwin Haei^hn, Jidin 
 U. Wllli«, Timotliv ('. Ilohnker. Willlnfn Cnrleton, Jnmes Whc!<'!oel?. 
 
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 tvlm*k«», ♦!. W. K^'lly .lohmilon. 
 
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 .l»»n«p« T. Vtovwiioo. .fohii MoKny. John Mctntoiih, M.i». 
 
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 .hihM II MchOfialtl, A. M. Kmnor, Mlchnrrl TUhfi^t, tluUm Willie, 
 .f«»n«»« M(»y. 
 
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 L\ UlrtiK'linKl, 'riioffuw W. WllHofi, John K. Kmiwlwi, MnrtlMt (*. 
 
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 Cionlijr, M(»of^O Miujjwy, •/. W. II, Mowl(!y. 
 
 DOMINION OFFICERS. 
 
 ItioltidoM AudH Offloft, AwxlutRTit. no(»*»fv6* Oenef»l'« Offloftr 
 
 Aiiioron'd Orrrnr — Auffitor, Rydenhom Heme. Af^rminttinf, 
 Uoliort KtuMMir. </7^r/, .1. P, Dillon 
 
 A«Rr«TANr IlKOititnM OMffhW^f/^ Orrir»». — Ai^niMnnt Hi>N'ippr 
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 Acadinn Miwn, ticorKO lluuKyis. 
 Amherst, C. K. IlutchToni. , ,, 
 Antiijonlsh, II. P. llill. 
 AnnafhtUs, H. VnnHtnirom. 
 Arirhnt, W. O. DiiHnm. 
 iJiiilildi; Alex. Cniuumn. 
 Lianmjton^ F. W. Homer, 
 liriiljctrater, 'Plioinns Wliitford. 
 r%f>i/, nothford Veils. 
 Onifshoro, Clii'ii)to])hcr Jost. 
 Kaitvilfc, W. ^I. Carmh«rs. 
 Little (ilnce liivj, S. MnjDonnlil. 
 
 /jinpuhuty, Mv^ A M. Uudolpli. 
 MalUand, L. 13. Cochran. 
 J'anshoro; A. S. 'r«>wri.s1ieiid. 
 Port Hood, K. I), t lotnuhi. 
 Pidmi, Alox. McWinll. • 
 
 Slurtinmkp, Thus. Oiimpl>cl]. 
 iSheHmrnc, W. \V. Atwood. 
 Sudnny, Uoljort Martin. 
 'It urn, John F. Crow. 
 Weijinvulh, C. 1). Jones. 
 Windnnr, Kd. O'Brieii. 
 Yitnnouf/i, A. J. Hood. 
 
 Livcrpnol, A. tJ. Cnm]>boll. 
 
 Pknftkmti Any — Wardm, (SI ,400) John Flinn. Mrdind Atlrmliut, 
 ($500) Rufus S. Black, M.n. 'C/Kiphi'm, (S40() caeli) Ucv Alex Uoinuns, 
 llov T. J. D9iy. ChiifOj/iccr, ($600) Charles Ross. 
 
 Immioratiox OfPicK — Af/ent, E<l\vin Clny, Hnli^x. 
 
 In^i'isctor ov Stkamkub for Nova Scotia and Nkw BrUhs- 
 wicic— W. M. Smith, St. John, N. B. 
 
 Arhituatous — Junicii Cowun, Isidore llurteau, WlUittm Compton, 
 Williain Taylor. 
 
 OFFIOIAIi ASSIGNEES UNDER INSOLVEINOY ACT. 
 
 Ann,ii>olis, R. J. Uniackc. 
 Antirfonisli, A. MclJillivary. 
 CaiHi Uteton, C. W. llill. 
 
 I fonts, Thos Avlwaril. 
 
 Lunndmrq, lleurv Jost. 
 
 Vittmi, VV. W. (il.jnnio. 
 
 " Gcorpo Lyall. 
 QiHTiis, W. Ford. 
 liirhtmmd, J. It. Rhindrcs. 
 iS/u'lbi(iur, Charirs lluod. 
 Shi'ilironh', W. II. McDaniel. 
 Viiiaria, Duncan McDonald. 
 Yaiino\Uli, S. li. Murray. 
 
 Wm. Routledgo. 
 Coh'h'stte, Jns. K. Ulair. 
 Cumberland, II. W. Baker. 
 /)i;/hf, G. Henderson. 
 Gujfslfonmift'i, \v. Ilart^ihorno. 
 Kiivfs, 10. (-ojj^swell. 
 Inverness, Jamas G. McIIccn. 
 Hcdifax, W. H. Crcighton. 
 *" II. II. Bligh. , , : . 
 
 Port of Halifax — Tnsperthifj Plnjsidan, (Si ,000) W. N. Wickwirc, 
 M. D. Assistant Pkysiviau,(%\i)l)) J\\\\w^V\i\», M. I). Port Warden, 
 Capt David Iluntftr. JIurbour Master, Capt Elijlia Wood, iihlppinfj 
 Master, Asahcl B. Bligh. 
 
 Port of Pictou — Harbour Commissioners, lion. Robert P. Grunt, 
 Joseph (Jortlon, James 1). McGicfior, Thos. Fraser. Pilotai/r. Anthoiity, 
 Hon. Robert P. Grant, Joseph Gordon, James D. McGrefror, Alexander 
 J. Patterson, Captain Diiniel McDonald. Harbtmr A/aster, John Gunn. 
 
 Port of Sydnky — Port Physician, A. D. MeGillivrav, M. D. 
 Harbour Master, Arthur H. Bouriiiot^ tSluppiny Master, Uobert R. 
 Ingrahaui. 
 
 Port Warden at Port Ilnwkesbury, Daniel llcnnessy. 
 
 •' *• at Port Mnlgravc, George B. Hadley^ • 
 
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 NOVA 800TIA. POSTAL DIVIBION. 
 
 Pout Oflirr Fnitperfnr, («2,20O) Chnrles J. Macdonnld. Amt. P. 0. 
 Inaprdor] ($1,30U) J. 1). Story. Clerks, Innprctor't Office, T. Sonthftll, 
 Dou|;inR Stcwnrt, ThomaN K. Dnvison. 8. J. R. Sircom. Renident Office 
 Keejtfr and lUesiwwjer, 11. U. McMillan. 
 
 Railway Mail Service. 
 
 Cferka, E. A. Bont, Alfred Brown, Frnnk P. Bent, J. McN. Gabriel, 
 R. Dnvison, J. W. II. Cnmcron, J. McNeill, W. Crowly. 
 
 Halifax Post Office. 
 
 PoHt MaMer, (S2,400) II. W. Blackadnr. Arnintnnt Potlmatltr, 
 ($1,200) F. V. Trcmainc. C/erkn, Thos. W. ]>e Wolfe, Arthur H. 
 CunninKlinm, Wm. H. Chamlierlnin, T. G. CreiRhton, T. W. Casey, 
 Joseph O'Hrien, John O'Toole, W. V. Smith, David O'Brien, Patk. 
 Mulcnhy, C. D. Friiser, C. M. B. Ijownds, L. \V. Travis, F. J. Power, 
 Will'am Parker, Edwi.rd Dclancr, Chris. Wood*, Jr«. A. Mansfief'l, 
 A. C. Crowe. Tenifwrnrif Clerk, W. II. Wnlkcr. Newepaper Sorter, 
 John Wood. Letter Camera, S. Saondors, (Superintendent); J. 
 FitKfronild, John Wilson, Kdw. Carroll, H. G. Lnurilliard, J. Mahar, 
 J. O'Mnlley, P. Mnllnney, Roht Myers. Box Collectors, J. J. Mulcahj, 
 John Ilostcrman. Messenger, D. Silvertljornc 
 
 MAILS. 
 
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 Countieo of Cuinl»erl»ii<l nml Colches- 
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 in Maliftix along the line of Inter- 
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 Truro, Amherst, Shubenacadie and 
 
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 Eastern— (By Pictou Branch.) 
 ConnticB of Piototi, Anti^oninh, and 
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 Pictou (town) and New Glasgow. . . . 
 
 Eastern Shore— (hy Coach.) 
 Musquodoboit Harbor, Tangier, Sheet 
 Harbor, Marie Jo«eph, fto 
 
 Wfst(frn—(By W. 4" A. Railway.) 
 Counties of Yarmouth, Digby Anna- 
 polis, and Kings, and Western 
 
 Hants 
 
 Kllershonse and Windsor 
 
 Hautsport, Wolfvillu and Koutvillo. . 
 
 Western Shore— (Tiy Coach.) 
 Counties of Ijiincnburc, Queens, and 
 Shelburne, and settlements at heiul 
 of N. W. Arm and St. Margaret's 
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 CLOSE. 
 
 Daily, Sundays ex. 
 
 Semi-daily Sun. ex. 
 Tucs., Thurs., Sat. 
 
 Daily, flnndaya ex. 
 Semi-daily, Bun. ex. 
 
 Mon., Wed., Fri. 
 
 Daily, Sundays ex. 
 
 Hemi-datly, Hun. ex. 
 
 Semi-daily, Tuesday, 
 ThuvH. * Sat. rVly, 
 Mou. Wod. & Fri. 
 
 Daily, Sundays ex. 
 
 ARRIVE. 
 
 Doily, Bandaya ex. 
 
 Semi-doily, San. ex. 
 Mou., Wed., Vti. 
 
 Doily, Sundafs ex. 
 Semi-daily, i^uu. ex. 
 
 Taee., Tliura., Sot. 
 
 Daily, Sundays ex. 
 
 Semi-daily. Sun. ex. 
 
 Semi-daily, Mondnv, 
 Wed. & Fri. Daily, 
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 l)itrtmoHtk^ 
 
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 EMt Itay, 
 KamoHm, 
 KlUnhoiise, 
 KlniMliilQ, 
 KnflekL 
 Kitgtiahtnwn, 
 Five l$'and$. 
 Folly Villone, 
 Frtnch VitUufg, 
 Gay's Ulver, 
 
 John K. I^fiitilvy. 
 
 Onorjfp P. Itiirton. 
 
 Joint Mci'oul. 
 
 llutfli McDonald. 
 
 W. A. Fulmer, 
 
 J Johnson. 
 
 Ai«)x. Dunhar. 
 
 II. F. Donaldson. 
 
 J. McLcHn. 
 
 Andrt'w K. Grnham. 
 
 D. V. T.ayton. 
 
 J. Ti. Briiic. 
 
 M. Frame. 
 
 Mattltow Anhihnld. 
 Ulongarry 8ta*n, Uoht Sulhorland. 
 Goldenville, Noil MoQiiarric. 
 
 (fOOHC Kivcr, O. H. Hurt«r, 8r. 
 GrnnviUe Fertfi, lluffh. M. Irving. 
 Grand Narrows, S. McNuil. 
 Great yilUtae, Kobt^rt Dill. 
 Oreenvillo Sta'n, J. S. Fon»liner. 
 Gtty^ivu^, £. J. Cunningham. 
 Hanttport. Wm. Davison. 
 
 /lar. au Boueke, Kdward C!orb«tt 
 
 Charles Cahan. 
 
 John Gunn. 
 
 Alex McMillan, Jr. 
 
 W. M CarruUiers. 
 
 I. S. Sand ford. 
 
 GiH). Wm. Martin. 
 Kingston Station, A. C. VanBu8kirk. 
 LawreHcetotpn^ John W. James. 
 LiugaHy Konald McDonald. 
 
 Little Bras d* Or, John H. Christie. 
 Little Olace Bay, W . G. Keay. 
 Liveiiwol, A. J. Campbell. 
 
 Locktport, Koss Hammond. 
 
 Long Island, Ja8.W. Kldridge. 
 Lotcer Barton, J. W. Borden. 
 JA)toer VArdiMsefJoi. Mstheson. 
 lAHoer Stewiacke, Frs H. Hoidsworth. 
 Lunenburg, Mrs. A. M. liudolf 
 
 Mabou, H. McDonald. 
 
 I^accan, Kobort D. Koach. 
 
 Mahone Bay, H. Schnare. 
 J/<itVkft</,^iiant8)Alcxr i{ov.» 
 Margaree Forks, Don".ld Campbell. 
 Margaret //rtr6'**Colin Gillis. 
 MargaretviUe, T. A. Margeson. 
 Melrose, James Stewart. 
 
 Middleton, John Gullivan. 
 
 Mia Vithge, H. H. Mack. 
 3/«ftof»,( Queens) Edwd. Kempton. 
 Minudia, Gilbert Seaman. 
 
 Mount Uniacke,Kichard McLearn. 
 MtuquodoH Mid. Robt. Kaulback. 
 " Upper S. L. Henry. 
 
 I/^nvn, 
 
 Hopewell, 
 
 I$aac'$ Harbor^ 
 
 Kentville, 
 
 Ketmetcmk, 
 
 Kinggport, 
 
 North Sf/dnty, 
 
 AV/, 
 
 North W. Arm, 
 
 Ojlford, 
 
 Piirrnfjort), 
 
 I'arndisc I^ino, 
 
 PicNw, 
 
 I'iralf Harbor, 
 
 Pttrt Bn$tingg, 
 
 VV. New Annan, Wellington IMair. 
 Now(/au)plM)llt«mC'luiH. \,. (.'anipbull. 
 Xcir (ilimj/otr, Wm. Frawr. 
 New Hme, John I'ratt. 
 
 NetofHtrt, Jas. F. (3iK'hran. 
 
 Newfiort LnndingJ. W. Allison. 
 Station, J. L. Sweet. 
 
 Wm. Forlica. 
 
 Onnand O'Brien. 
 
 G. K. Ball. 
 
 Henry S. Smith. 
 
 John W. Jenks. 
 
 Wn». V. Morse. 
 
 K<lmnnd MclMiuil. 
 
 Jcmalhnn Hartley. 
 
 Jas. (i. McKeen. 
 P^rt llawkuhury, Angus (irant. 
 Pm't llttod, Angus McDonald. 
 
 Port Medtooy, Freeman Culiuoii. 
 Port MiUqvare, Mrs. H. Trites. 
 Port yMl)iam9, Albert Chase. 
 
 •• •• SUtion, Fred. E. Forsyth. 
 Pugwaah, Levi Borden. 
 
 River Btmrgoite, (3eo H. Bisselt. 
 River John, John D. Gould. 
 
 Mrs. Grace i'hillps. 
 
 Jno H. Morehouse. 
 
 W. Uall. 
 
 Kobt. R. Thompson 
 
 Jas. U. McDonald, 
 ShinimicasBridg John Brander. 
 Slinbenacadie, Andrw Kirkpatrick 
 Spring Hill mineBAl. S. Kohs. 
 St.AndrewtA Ant)D. Chisholm. 
 St. Mary's Eay, Edw. Everett. 
 
 Hodk. G. Mon'ison. 
 
 H. Mckenzie. 
 
 Robert Martin. 
 
 Mifs H. F. Rigby. 
 
 J. M. Forrest. 
 
 Robert Purvis. 
 
 Placido Dflorv. 
 
 Wm. McCully. 
 
 JM. Lent. 
 
 Francis Cox. 
 
 B. S. Seaman. 
 
 J. P. Pineo. 
 
 John McCudough. 
 
 John Lingley. 
 
 James Mci)onald. 
 
 Wm. Munro. 
 '* Station Wm. S. Graham. 
 W^entworth Sta'n, J. H. Livingstone. 
 Westport, BenJ. H. Ruggles. 
 
 Westrille, Duiican Baltour. 
 
 Weymouth^ C. D. Jones. 
 
 " Bridge George J. Hoyt. 
 Whycocoinagh, Mra. C McDonald. 
 
 River Philip, 
 Sandy Cove, 
 Sheet Harbor, 
 Slielburtie, 
 Sherbroi^e, 
 
 St. Peters, 
 Stellarton, 
 Sydney, 
 Sf/dney Mines, 
 Tangier, 
 Tatainat/ouche, 
 Tracadie, 
 Tiiiro, 
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 Wallace, 
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 Money Order OfflOM. 
 
 Tht) IlnHfnx Pout OtTlre. iind the OtReen in the nhovo lint mnrkoil in 
 italics, aro Monojr Order OtHcm, nn<l nro tiitlioHxMi to iivuo Onlrni 
 nnynlrle nt any Monuy Onlvr Ofllrv in tlio Dominion ut' Cunada, New- 
 fbuntllanil, titu UnituU Kingtloni ur Uriiiitli Intliu. 
 
 Minor Post OIHoeB- 
 
 In addition to tlie aliuvu, tliorn aro uimurdH of eicht liundi-c«I minor 
 Poiit OtIicrM, and Way or 8ub-PoHt OtnccH in tlio difVurciit (!oiinticit of 
 the I'rovinvo. 
 
 Rates of Foatage within the Dominion. 
 
 ^ LKTTKlia. 
 
 To places within tho Dominion of Canada, S centi per half ox. each. 
 Letters paid lots than one rate will not bo forwarded. Other iliort paid 
 letterH will lie taxed with double the amount of tho deficient pottage. 
 
 On Icttori posted at an Office to bo delivered from it, commonly known 
 as liOcal or "drop letters,'* the rate will be I cent per 4 <»>» to boiu 
 all cascR prepaid by Postage Stamps affixed to snch letter when potted. 
 
 Kc'directed Letters will be forwarded without any additional charge 
 if not taken from the office or if handed back at tho moment of their 
 delivery, but if taken from the office and euffsoqoently ro-pottcd theT 
 become subiect to a new rate of postage, in default of which they will 
 be sent to the Dead Letter Office, Ottawa. 
 
 MEWSPArKRS AND PKRIOUIOALB. 
 
 Newspapers and periodicals printed and published in Canada raay 
 be sent by Post from the Office of puhlicaiion or newy agency at the 
 rate of 1 cent per lb., to regular subscr.lxsrs or news agents in Canada. 
 
 Transient Nowspa^iers and Periodienis addressed to places in Canada, 
 will be sent at the rate of one cent ])er 4 ounces, which must bo prepaid 
 by ])08tage stamp. Newspapers and Periodicals weighing less than one 
 ounce n ay bo posted singly, pre])aid by postage stamp, one half ct. each. 
 
 MISCKI.LANEOUS MAIL MATTKR. 
 
 Periodicals, Books, Pamphlets, and occasional Publications, Books 
 and NewsjMi|jer Manuscript, Circulars, Prices Current, Hand Bills, 
 Maps, Prints, Drawings, Engravings, Music, Packages of Seeds, 
 Cuttings, Roots, Scions, Grafts, Botaniual Sjioeimcns, etc., and patterns 
 or samples of merchandise. 
 
 To any place in Canada, I cent per 4 oz. each packet, Books, Circu- 
 I lars. Music, etc., must lie put up open nt botli ends. 
 i Prepayment of Matter of the nliove description is in all cases com- 
 j pulsory. 
 
 I . ) PARCKL8. 
 
 j To any place within the Dominion 6 cents per 4 ozs., which rautt be 
 { prepaid. Parcels must not exceed 5 lbs in weight. 
 
 
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 and of Samples nnd Patterns 8 ok ; nnd the size of a packn{;e of Samples 
 and Patterns is limited to S inches in length, 4 inches in breadth, and 2 
 inchec in depth ; these apply to nil Postal Union destinations. The 
 limit of wei};iit, however, for Book Pnckots, &c., to the United Kincdom 
 is 5 lbs. Matter exceeding the limit of weight cannot be forwarded. 
 
 It will bo observed that all classes of matter can l>e registr-'ed to the 
 United States and all Oountrics- named in Lists I. and II. 
 
 letters containing coin or jewelry addressed to the United Kingdom 
 or Forciirn Conntries (cxci'pt the United States) will not •»€ forwarded 
 to their destination, but will ho sent fo the Dead Ixjttcr Office, Ottawa. 
 
 Newspapers and periodicals printed and published in Canada may 
 lie sent by ])08t from the office of publication or news agency, at the 
 rate ot 1 cent |)er lb. to regular subset iliera or news agents in Newfound- 
 land, the United Kingdom, or the United States. 
 
 Further information in regard to the rates of postag<iB to British 
 Colonies and foreign countries, via England, or the United States, 
 inland and foreign u\ail connections, the rules governing letters, news- 
 papers, books, periodicals, samples and parcel post, and the transmis- 
 sion of post cards, ships letters, dead letters, franking antl fne matter, 
 &c., may be obtained at any Post Office. 
 
 
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 Postage Stamps, Post Cards, etc , issued by tbe Oaiiadlan 
 
 P. O. Department. 
 
 The stamps issued by the Canadian Post Oiiice Department, are of 
 the following denominations, viz. : postage stam])8, i c., 1 c, 2 c., 3 c , 
 6 c., 10 c, 121 c. and 15c.; registered letter stamps, 2 c. and 5 c. 
 
 Post Canls are issued at one cent each, nnti may !)« sent to any 
 address in Canada or United States. Post Bands are for sale at the 
 rate of SI -25 per hundred. Post cards are also issued at two cents each 
 for transmission to the United Kingdom, Nowfouadland. 8t. Pierre ct 
 Mlquelon, and certain foreign countries. ; ; l.^;/,; ,f 1^/ ^,, Kf..«vSUrf*<vv: 
 
 Commission on Money Orders. *'•'."* '**^*'»'^"^" 
 
 On orders payable in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward 
 Islanc'., Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, or British Columbia : 
 
 Not exceeding S4«........ \..2eent«. ■ ' 
 
 Over $4 " '' $10 6 ^'iaatn 
 
 " 20 » " 40 20 " I -IrLh 
 
 " 40 " " fiO 30 u '''-"""" 
 
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 " 80 " " 100 !!!..*. !!..*.!!.!! 60 **. \v,*ti,'io 
 
 No single order, payable in the Dominion, can be granted for more 
 
 On Orders payAble in Newfoundland: ' 
 
 Not exceeding £5 stg 25 cents. 
 
 OverXSstg. '* 10" 50 » u»u«>5 
 
 " 10 " " 15 " 75 " ' 
 
 " 15 " " 20 " $1,00 
 
 No single order on Newfoundland can be granted for more than 
 £20 stg. 
 
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 Over £9 8tg. • 5 " 50 " 
 
 ' 6 " • 7 '• ,.. .75 " 
 
 I7o single order on tlic United Kingdom can be granted for more 
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 On orders payable in British India : 
 
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 No single order on British India Can bo granted for more than 
 ^eiO stg. 
 
 On Orders pnyable in the United States not exceeding .1?25, 25 cts. 
 Over $25 and not exceeding $50, 50 cents. No single order on the 
 United States can be granted for more tbnn $50. 
 
 Full information in regard to M' icy Orders may be obtained at any 
 Money Order I'ost Office. 
 
 I 
 
 'H 
 
 EAZL^AYS. STAaZ OOACSES A17S STEAMEZIS. 
 
 INT£RCOIiONIAIi RAILWAY. 
 
 The Intercolonial Kailway connects Ilulifax, N. 8., with St. John, 
 N. ii. ; !':id by Moncton and Riviere du Loiip wilh th« Grand Trunlc 
 Railway to Quebec and Montreal, and ihe whole Rnilwa^ sysicuj of 
 Canada ; and by a branch line from Truro to I'ictou, with the Gulf of 
 St. Lawrence. SuperiutendeiU, li. LuttreM^ Esq., Monetou, N. B. 
 lias Stations as follows : — 
 
 NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Halifax .... 
 
 Four Mile House. 4 
 
 Bedford .... 8 
 
 Rocky Lake .... 11 
 
 Windsor Junction 13 
 
 Wellington .... 21 
 
 Grand Lake .... 23 
 
 Oak Held 25 
 
 Enfield 28 
 
 Elmsdale .... 30 
 
 Milford 35 
 
 Shubcnacadio .... .'10 
 
 Stewiacku .... 44 
 
 Polly lK)g .... 48 
 
 Brook field .... 53 
 
 Johnston .... 57 
 
 Trnro .... 61 
 
 Ishgonish 
 
 Debcrt 
 
 fxjndondcrry 
 
 Folleigh Lake 
 
 Wentworth 
 
 Greenville 
 
 Thomson 
 
 Oxford 
 
 River Philip 
 
 Salt Springs 
 
 iSpringhill 
 
 Athol 
 
 Mactiin 
 
 Nn])pan 
 
 Amherst 
 
 NEW BRUNSWIC 
 
 Aulac .... 
 
 69 Sackville 
 
 73 1 )orchcstcr 
 
 78 Meinramcook . . . 
 
 86, Meadow Brook.. 
 
 90 Pa in sec Junction 
 
 96 Huniphroy 
 103, Moncton 
 107iBoundary Cicck. 
 110 Salisbury 
 114 ■ 
 121 
 12i 
 130 
 133 
 138 
 
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 144 
 
 Pollet River 
 
 Pctitcodiac 
 
 Anagancc 
 
 Pcnobsciuis 
 
 Plumwcsecp 
 
 Sussex 
 
 A|H}haqui 
 
 Norton 
 
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 Passekonjr 
 
 . 147 
 
 . 159 
 
 . 167 
 
 . 174 
 
 . 179 
 
 . 185 
 
 . 187 
 
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 . 200 
 
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 Hampton .... 254 
 Nauwigewauk.. .. 2S9 
 
 Quispninsis .... 264 
 
 Rothesay .... 2G7 
 
 Riveraide .... 269 
 
 Torrybiirn .... 270 
 
 Brookvillo .... 272 
 
 Moo8eputh .... 273 
 
 St. John .... 276 
 
 MONCTON TO 
 RIVIKItE DU LOUP. 
 
 Moocton 
 
 Berry'a Mills 
 
 Canaan 
 
 Coal Branch 
 
 Welford 
 
 Ferris 
 
 Forest 
 
 • • • • 
 
 187 
 195 
 206 
 215 
 224 
 235 
 244 
 
 Bamaby River. . . 
 Chatham Junction 
 Miraraichi .... 
 Beaver Brook.... 
 Bartibogae .... 
 Red Fine .... 
 Bathurst .... 
 Petite Roche .... 
 Bclledune .... 
 Jftcquet River.... 
 New Mills .... 
 Chailo .... 
 
 Dalliousie .... 
 Camphcllton .... 
 Metanediac .... 
 Mill Stream .... 
 Assametquaghan.. 
 Causnpscal .... 
 Amqui .... 
 
 Cedar Hall .... 
 
 Sayabec .... 448 
 
 Tartague .... 458 
 
 St. Octave .... 468 
 
 St. Flavie .... 477 
 
 St. Luco .... 485 
 
 Rimouski .... 495 
 
 Bic aoe 
 
 St. Fabicn .... 515 
 
 St. Simon .... 525 
 
 Trois Pisioles .... 534 
 
 Isle Verte .... 544 
 
 St. Arsene .... 552 
 
 Cacounii .... 555 
 
 Reviere Du Loup 561 
 
 BY GRAND TRUNK. 
 
 255 
 
 259 
 
 265 
 
 275 
 
 286 
 
 296 
 
 309 
 
 321 
 
 329 
 
 338 
 
 347 
 
 353 
 
 363 
 
 372 
 
 385 
 
 395 
 
 405 
 
 420 Point T^vi, 1 
 
 433 (opp Quebec) \ " 
 
 441 1 Montreal 848 
 
 676 
 
 STATIONS ON THE PICTOU BRANCH. 
 
 Truro .... 61 1 West River 82 1 New Glasgow .... 104 
 
 Valley .... 65 Glctigarry .... 89 Pictou Landing . . 112 
 
 Union .... 70 HoixjwcU .... 96 Pictou (boat) 113 
 
 Ri vcrsdale .... 741 Stcllarton .... 101 
 
 The Intercolonial Railway connects at Pictou, (during the navigable 
 season) with Prince Edward Island Steam Navigation Co.'s steamers 
 for Port Hood, Cliarlottctown, Georgetown, Summcrside and Shcdiac; 
 Also, at St. John, by rail and steamers, with all parts of the Upper 
 Provinces and the United States. 
 
 Routes connecting with Intercolonial Railway. 
 
 The trains of the Intercolonial Railway connect at Brookfield daily 
 with conveyance to Up])(il' Stewiacke; at Truro semi-wcckly, with 
 conveyance to Earltown, and tri-wcekly with conveyance to Onslow ; 
 at River DeBert daily, with coach to Folly Village and tri-weekly to 
 Mass Town ; at liondonderry Station daily, with coaches to Acadia 
 Iron Mines and Great Village, and thence to Economy and Five 
 Islands ; at Wcntworth Station daily, with coaches to Tatamagouchc ; 
 at Greenville Station daily, with coach to Wallace; at Thomson's 
 I Station daily, with coach to Pugwash; at Athol daily, wi«h coach to 
 Parrsboro', and there tri-weekly with coach to Advocate Harl)or ; at 
 Maccan daily with coach to River Kebert and Lower Cove; at Amherst 
 tri-weekly with coach to Goose Ri' cr. 
 
 The trains of the Pictou branch connect at West River Station tri- 
 weekly, with conveyances to West River, Durham and Pictou. 
 
 SPRING HILL AND FARRSBOROUGH RAILWAT 
 
 Connects at Spring Hill Junction with trains of the Intercolonial 
 Railway. Manager, J. A. Killam. Has stations at — 
 
 Spring Hill Junction . . 
 
 Spring Hill Mines 5 
 
 Maccan 13 
 
 Southampton ^6 
 
 West Brook 19 
 
 Halfway Lake 22 
 
 Lakeland 29 
 
 Parrsborough 32 
 
 rwrr fnilt Hyruyn, HMde fk'iim FrMll Jnlcc Mud Sntcar* 
 
1880 
 
 At n. H. BtfUSEB' Ik'VCbnS^ UMTof 'ISMrer's Wharf. 
 
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 AnoHTHAT'n'fl Stajre (carry inp H. M. MaiUj. leaves Ualilnkjlrr Mui- 
 (Miodoljoit Hnrhour, Joddorc, ShipHarbqqr, Tangwr, Sheet H«i;boiir, 
 Bcqjver Hafbour ^d tSflfuoq Imer, every. Mw<ffy, Wedtieadoff^ imati 
 tytdttif morning at ^ o'clock ; resuming the intcr^'ening days. 
 
 Innis', Porter's Lake* . . . ' y^^ 
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 Mnsquodohoi t Harbour . . 10 
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 Ship Harbour ««,. 8 
 
 Tai^gier (56) 8 
 
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 Tats' Stage (carryiiK^ H. M. Mfih?) leaves Shulicnacadie Station 
 after the arrival of tW morning train from Halifax, for Middle and 
 Upi)er Musquodoboit every 1'ue»day, Thured^^. aud , gaturday ; re- 
 turning on Monday, Wednesday, d'na Friday.^ ' 
 
 To. Sl^erbrooke, GoldenTiUe, ftp. ., 
 
 ' F&AdER'S Moil Coaches run frOm New Glasgow to Sherbrooke, daily ; 
 through tickets issued nt the Ratlwaty Depot, Halifak. ThU route is iti 
 direct communication witli the Qgld Diggings at Sherbrooke, ppldon- 
 villc and otb6r.d1strict». ,, , , , 
 
 . C9f)n€|etion& are ^adeat Melrose trj- weekly with Stewart s Coachns 
 to Country Harbor and Isaacs Harbor, Sollers' Coaches %0i Ofawhovo' 
 and Port Mulgravc, and semi-weekly with Tays' Coaches to ulenclg 
 anti Caledonia. :ni • /r • ■'-it- • r ?r' '» 
 
 Kirk'« Stage (oauryiog H. M. Mails) ]eav«» 'AntigonijArfor 
 Glunelg on .^on(/a;y, .HV/iM-Wu?/ and Friday, aiuit arriyal of-^MaiTfr^n) 
 Cnpe Breton, returning same days. Cotmect at Um^er Qro/ss UfMd^ 
 with McDonald's Stages between New Glasgow and Sherbrooke.' 
 
 To fLVitigqnia3[ifl^^fr9if>/a$ Ganap ;«pd :q«pe Sfol^n. 
 
 Javt>»ay & Co.'s .Miiil (poaches -leave, ^e\i^ Glasgow daily^ on 
 arrival of iMnjI train from. Halifax, for Antigonisti, Guy sboro', /Port 
 Hastings, Port Hawkcshuvy, St. iPctQr's-and Sjdney> Tlurough ticket^ 
 can I)eiiad at Halifax. ,; , ' . ' 
 
 Conuectiqns arCjinadjCAt Port Hastings .wKth McNqiVs Mail Cofi^sh^ 
 which leave daily for Port Hood and Mahou, and ^xlaily also for Why- 
 cocomagh ajnd i|a4d9ck, rimning tri-weckly between ^labou, Margarce 
 Forks, a^id Eastern Harbor, arid scmi-wcekly between Melboa, and 
 Whj'cocomagh. 
 
 Connections arc also marte (tally fit Grandftnce with conveytinbe {o 
 Grandique Ferry and Arichnt ; at liiver Inhabitants' Bridge, daily with 
 <'Onvcvmicc to West Bay ; and at Sydney with coacbqs daily to Litt^ 
 Glace Bay, Cow Bay, Lingan, Ix)ui»burg, North Sydney Sjr^ncy and 
 Sydney Mines. CoaoJiOH run trj-weekly botwoen Sydney Mmes, Litttu 
 Bras.D'Or, Bij? Bras D'Or, Now.Cai»pbeUtQwo, JJnglisjhtown, Baddevk ; 
 and seuu-weckiy between Big Bros D'Or, Bonlardcric, ^nd Bifddeck. 
 
 The coach for "Owybboro loaves Antigonishe daily on arrival of the 
 mail from Nenv Glasgow, and bonbcots with Coaches running daily 
 bctweert GiLysboro' and Cape Canso. ' 
 
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 [)d«o 
 
 New OlMgow to BunlDey' 
 
 Anticonish ^....•^.. ^. 40 
 
 Port MulgraTe........'. 88 
 
 Von Bawkesbaiy. U 
 
 8t. PiBtir's. .Ji'. .'...*. 8*i' 
 
 SydiMjr 4 . ./> ; . . . .; . 60 
 
 176 
 
 Fort Hastinffv to Kwrcarea 
 Fork*. 
 
 PortHood 28^ 
 
 Mftlion 9 
 
 Mfti^aroe Forks 36 
 
 
 m 
 
 •7<to«r to Sydney Mines. 
 
 N. jBjrdiie7,..^«. 
 Sydnej Mines. . 
 
 13 
 
 
 Fort Ha^mga to Baddeek. 
 
 1Vhycocom»igh 35 
 
 Biiddeck .....^ 2^ 
 
 60 
 Fort Hawkeslrary to Arlehat. 
 
 Grandance 24 
 
 Ariohiit . . ; 6 
 
 WissTJiJto.^Tjj^Tiis BAii^Tf^^^^;;;;; 
 
 Connects ar Windsor Junction with tho Intercolonial Railwaj, and 
 rnns through the Count fei of RaKfVtx' and Hants to tho Town of 
 Windsor, connetitin;^ there whh the Windeor and Anlnapolis Railway. 
 Gtnerul JSujfit.tT. J.hymkny. IIos stations at— iIm' o... 
 
 Halifax .... D Windsor Juttction 14 EllerRhonse . . . '. 37 
 
 Four Mile Hoose^ 4 Beaver Bank .... 17 Newport .... 40 
 
 Bedford .... 9 Monnt Uhlaiike.. 27 Three Mile Plains 43 
 
 Rocky Lake .... 12 Stillwater .... 34 1 Windsor .... 46 
 
 Bootes connectins with the 'Weateri^ Conntiea BMlway. 
 
 Ti^ trains of the Western Counties Railway makes connections at 
 Newport Station daily with eoach to Newport, and a? Windsor semi - 
 weekly with coach to Chester. 
 
 WIND80B AND AKNAPOlilS BAIIiWAt:" 
 
 Incorporated nnder Imperial and Provincial. Charters. Connects 
 at Windsor with the Western Counties Railway from Halifax, and 
 ruiis through the Counties of Hants, Kings and Annapolis, to the town 
 of Annapolis Hoyal, thence connectipg with a line of steamers to St. 
 Johfi, ^.B. during the Stimtner months, and a daily line Of ihail 
 conclie^ to Digby and Yarmouth. 
 
 The principal ofiSces of the Company are at 5 ai)d 6, Wcstmiuojcr 
 Chambers, Victoria Street, Ix)ndon. Weneral Manager, V. Iiinis, 
 Keiitvillc, Nova Scotia. Agent at Haiifa^, C. R. Barry, 126 Uollis 
 Sitrcct.. Has stations at — ' - 
 
 Falmouth .... 
 Mount Denson.... 
 Hantsport .... 
 A von port .... 
 Hotton Landing., 
 iirand Pr^ .... 
 WditVille .... 
 Port Williams .... 
 
 2>Kcntville .... 
 
 6 Coldbrook . o . . 
 
 7 Camltridge .... 
 12 Waterville .... 
 14 Berwick ; '^iv.; 
 I5AyIesford' ,»♦, 
 18 Morden Road.... 
 20 Kingston .... 
 
 2.5]Wilmot 
 30!Middlcton 
 32JLawreneetoWn 
 a(4 Paraditse 
 
 37 
 42 
 44 
 
 Bridgetown 
 Round Hill 
 Annapolis' 
 
 53 
 
 56 
 <i2 
 65 
 70 
 75 
 8i 
 
 48 St. John, by Str.. . 145 
 
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 60 
 
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 Railway. 
 
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 37 
 40 
 43 
 46 
 
 lains 
 
 kilway. 
 
 Bctions at 
 lt»or •emi- 
 
 Connects 
 
 ifax, and 
 
 the town 
 
 icrs to St. i 
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 123 
 
 At Annapolis a steamdr ooninccts with the Windsor and Anna]X>li8 
 Railway for Digby and St. John, N. B., and thence by rail or steamer 
 to all parts of New Brunswick, the United States and Upper Proviu<fes. 
 
 Routes conneoting with the V Indsor and AnHapolia Bailway. 
 
 The trains of the W. and A. Railway Company make connecUons 
 at Port Williams Station going West and Kentville going East daily 
 with coaches to Comwallis and Canning ; at KentvAle, semi-weekly, 
 with coaches to New Ross and Chester ; at Lawrenoetown and Ayles- 
 ford, weekly, with coaches to Bridgewater. 
 
 i**.' 
 
 Annapolis to Iiiverpool. , , 
 
 KiLCDp's Coaches (carrying H. M. Mails) run daily between An- 
 napolis and Liverpool. Leave Annapolis at 3 p. m., and arrive at 
 Liverpool on following day in time to connect with Stages to Halifax 
 and Shelburne. Leave Liverpool at 2 p. m., and arrive at Annapolis 
 on the following day in time to connect with train for Halifax. 
 
 Mnnro's, Milford . . ^ . . . . . 14 1 Morton's, 12 mile house . . 13 
 
 McBride's, Maitland 13 I Liverpool 14 
 
 Smith's, Brookfield 14 ) f k>» .iy/iMtt-rvRV »*« ~~~ 
 
 . •/ .• ■ ■■ r; 68 
 
 To Yarmouth vim Annapolis. , 
 
 Gates' Coaches, carrying H. M. mails, leave Annapolis for Clements- 
 port and Digby, daily, on arrival of train from Halifak. Retaming, 
 leave Digby on arrival of mail from Yarmouth. Connections are made 
 at l>ocp Brook daily with ^nYe^-ances to and from ^iUsburghand 
 Bear Ktver ; and at l3igby daily with coaches to and from Sandy Cove, 
 Freciwrt, anil Wcstport, Briar Island. 
 
 CoACHKS carrying H. M. mails, leave Digby daily, on arrival of mail 
 from Annapolis, for Weymouth, Yarmoutn, &c. Returning; leav.c 
 Yarmouth daily at G p. ra. Connect at Yarmouth ^ith coaches to 
 and from Shelbnnw, &C. ' , ' n. •* u., 
 
 Annapolis, by Rail 1 29 
 
 Clcraentsport. ........... 8j 
 
 Victoria Bridge • . ^ ^ 
 
 Smith's Cove.....' 24 
 
 Digby : 4i 
 
 StMr.ry'8Bay 7 
 
 WeyuKNith Road. . . .... . . 5 
 
 Sissibo. 6 
 
 Bellevos Cove. '......' 5 
 
 Comeau's, Clare 7 
 
 Montcgan Cove 9 
 
 Beaver River ', 15 
 
 Yarmouth 18 
 
 ■jii 
 
 217 
 
 ■'Western Shore Route, Salifox to Yarmouth. 
 
 Blair's Coaches carrying H. M. mails, leave Halifax daily at 
 7 o'clock^ A. M., for Head of 8ft. Margdrcl's Bay, Chester, .liahone 
 Bay, Bridgewater, &c. " Returning, leave Bridgewater daily at 6 a. m. 
 Connections arc made daily at Mahoue Bay and Bridgewater, going 
 and returning with eoa<>lied to and from Lunenburg, and daily at head 
 of St, Margaret's Bay with a coach to French Village. 
 
 Kilcui>'b Coaicdies, carrying- H. M. ,9i^Is, leave Bridgwater for li^lls 
 Village, Liverpool, Slielburno, &c , daily at 6. a. m. Rcturoing, leave 
 Sliclburne dail^ at 6 a. jml Coapectiniis arc made daily at Liver]>pol 
 
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 HmiM JhriMlBff Hanlware at leirMt rfttesy 
 
 124 
 
 BlCLCHER*8 rAlllfBR*8 
 
 [1880 
 
 with coaches to and from Milton and Port Medway ; and at Head Sable 
 River daily with a coach to and from Locaeport 
 
 DAVisoR'a Coaches, (carnrins; H. M. Mails), leave Shelbnme for 
 Barring^ton, Tnsket, Yarmontb, £c., dailv at 6 a. m., arriying at Yar- 
 mouth in time to connect with the sta^ for <Hgbj. Returning, leaves 
 Yarmouth, daily, at 7 a. m. Connections are made tri-woekly at Clyde 
 River and Barrington with conveyances to various shore settlements. 
 
 Head St Margaret's Bay.. 31 
 
 McLean's •» Jl 
 
 Chester (45) 13 
 
 Mahonc Bay (65) 80 
 
 Bridgewater 9 
 
 MillVaiage 18 
 
 Liverpool (101) 9 
 
 Port Mouton 10 
 
 Port Jolly 5 
 
 Sable River.. 10 
 
 Jordan River 8 
 
 8helbume(141) 7 
 
 Barrington 30 
 
 Yarmouth. 44 
 
 »iir«::».i 
 
 .V 
 
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 905 
 
 :*' uniHu.bi) f'o 
 
 BTSAMEB8. 
 
 Gkbat Bbitaih. — ^Royal Mail Steamers of the AUan Lim leave 
 Halifax for Queenstown every alternate Tuesday at 12 nuon ; and leave 
 Liverpool via Queenstown for Halifax every alternate Tuesday. These 
 steamers call at St. John's Newfoundland, both on the homeward and 
 outward trips. S. Cnnard lb Co., Agents. 
 
 The packets of the Allan Line which carry the weekly msils between 
 the Upper Provinces and the United Kingdom, touch at Halifax during 
 the wmter months. 
 
 Bbsmuda AMD WsiT Ikdibs. — RoTal Mail Steamers Alpka, Beta 
 and AAa (Cunard Line) leave Halifax for Bermuda and St. Thomas 
 every fourth Monday; connect at St. Thomas with steamers for all 
 parts of the West Indies, and for Paiuuna and South America. S. 
 Cunard & Co., Agents. 
 
 Boston. — Mail steamers run weekly between. Portland, Boston and 
 Halifax during the summer months. J. F. Phalen, Agent. 
 
 New York, Halifax ahd St. John's, Newvoundl and. — Steamers 
 of the Cromwell Line make three trips per month between New York, 
 Halifax and Newfoundland, carrying Her Majesty's apd the United 
 States Mails. Wood L Co , Agents. 
 
 WssTBSN Shore. — The mail steamer Edgar Sttiart^mm weekly from 
 Halifax to Annapolis, around the w^tem shore, tonchfaigat Lnnalburg, 
 Liverpool, Shelbume, Yarmouth and Digby, going and returning. Con- 
 nects at Yarmouth with mail 8teaiP(;«itfi»r St. John and Bostcm. i". W. 
 FishwJck, Proprietor. »-. .» • i 
 
 Yarmouth, St. John, N. B.; and Bokton, U. B. — The mail 
 steamer Dominiou makes weekly tripis between St, John, N. B., and 
 Bcston, calling at Yarmouth and Westport, going and returning. The 
 steamer Edgar Stuart connects at Yarmouth with the Dominion, N. 
 K. Clements & Co., Yarmouth, Agents. 
 
 Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton — Mail steamers ply 
 during summer between Pictou and Chariottetown, and Pictou and Port 
 Hawkesbury; from I'ort Hawkesbnry by stage to West Bay, and 
 
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 ^■Jiiaw Wirwg ««ilMMia ««« mIimM* toMte, 
 
!!•'■• FUUJBE'lk COu^ bMi «l PM»er% Wterf, 
 
 1880] 
 
 »-H.>l ALMA JACK. 
 
 .'•la 
 
 : 5 
 
 thenoe by steamer to Or«iid Narrows, Baddeck, New Canpbelltown, 
 North Sydney, and Sydney; 
 
 St. Pibrrb bt MiQiTSLOir.->Th« mail steamer Cr«sr^ Skattnck 
 ruBit f»rtni)(bdy between HhIiAix and St. Pierre et Miqnelon, caliioff at 
 North Sydney, leaving Halifax every alternate Monday, oxcoot duringp 
 !he months of January, February, March and Apnl, when slie awaits 
 the arrival of the English Mails. F. 1). Corbett & Co., Agent. 
 
 Maodai.kn Islands.— The steamer .4/6erf, carrying H. M. Mails, 
 runs weekly between llctoti and the Magdalen Islatids, via G^rgeiown, 
 P. E. I., leaving Pictou. every alternate Wedncsdny. On every fourth 
 Wednci^ay the steamer's trip is extended beyond the Magdalen Islands 
 to Gasptf Basiu or PiemS and back. ., ,,^ i 
 
 Mail Steamers in connectmn with the Windsor and Antiapolis Rail- 
 way, i^n tri-woekly in summer and semi-weekly in winter, between 
 Annapolis, Digby, and St John. /!,:/ ' V, 
 
 EA«T«ikN Shore. — The mail steamer Af. A. Starr mm weekly from 
 Halifax to Charloitetowi^ calKng at Canso, Arichat. Port Hawkesbnry, 
 Port Mulgrave, Port Hastings, and Bayfield, (for Antigonish). Leaves 
 Halifax on Tuesdays^ and P. £. I. on Thursdays. F. W. Fishwick, 
 Proprietor. 
 
 PiCTo?7 AW Port Hood. — The steamer .^/(ert mns weekly between 
 Pictou and Port Hood, leartuif P'ciou oa Mondays after arrival of last 
 tmin from Halrfax, ^ . y/ , .j.^. ,^, ^ .,i // , . ,.i u.,^. .,;a . 
 
 MARINE & FISHERIES DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Nova Scotia Brawch— H W Jnlinston, Agmt. Henry Dolby, CMe. 
 Edward Roche, Inspector of Light Houses. 
 
 Board oe Rxamivkbs #or Gramtiko Csrtipioatrs to MASTCRa 
 AND Mai R8.- -('apt P A Soott, K N, Chairman. HaHftix Bowd^ Oapt 
 U A McKenJsi^ Capt David Hanter. CUrk, D Marshall Browne. 
 
 FI8HERIB9 Brakch.— /fujpector Fishtrtm^ W H Itogers, Aaher«t. 
 
 Overaeera of Fiahariea in Nora Sootia. 
 
 AtmapoUs Co. W T. Carty. AnUgonuk Co, Alex W McDonald. CVipe 
 Breton Co. Vork Barrington, Alex McDonald, Francis Quiuan. Cofdiester 
 Co, H Blair, South Division; J W Davidson, North Uiviaion. Cuiubti'- 
 (and Co, Oxford. Gaetem Division, embracing ail the streams emptying 
 into tlie Straits of Northumberland; James King, Western Divinion. mclud- 
 ii:g all streams flowing into Bay of Fund}'. Dighy Co,h X Maloncon, H E 
 Payson. James H Morehouse. Gw/sburo'' Co, James A Tory. H>tUftiae 
 Co, Wm Anderson, Mufiquoitubit Harbor, East Division, Dartmouth to l>Icum 
 Secum: John Fitzgerald, Halifax Harbor to Margaret's Bay. H<mtM Co, 
 Peter [. Iturnliaaa, IVestern Division to extend from West County line to 
 Walton, Tim B O'iSrien, East Division, from Walton to Colchester line. 
 Ineemess Co^ Murdoch A Ross, East Division; Hugh GilHs, Lake AinsliP, 
 King's Co. J. K. Starr, with special reference to the coast tisheries. Lnntn- 
 burg Co, Geo Redtlen, Chester, East Division, Middle, Gold, Martiii's and 
 Mushaniush Rivers; Heniy S JoSt, West Division. Pictou Co, John 
 McDonald, East Division, inclodirtg Sutherland's, French and Barney's 
 River; Otos Hedry, David Marsliall, West Division, including Bast, Middle, 
 
 ummmu « wswi. 
 
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 (AaetiMrti'llMit Kcilltt n«lrfiilMtMi«;Rlai*»« 
 
 1^ 
 
 BBLCIlCll'S 'VAMIKit's 
 
 [1890 
 
 W«st Ahd i>*«riUDu> KW«ni. Q^en't Co. SauomI X. Hrlton. Richmmd t\ 
 Duncan Cameron, hUkst Divisiuii, from Itiver liouiicHtiiW to l*^i boundary 
 of County, including Mid river, Kdward Hullum, VViHtcm Dix ittiun, from 
 Kivef vfiurgcrtlne trt ffent iKwiMary of dmntv. "* " '" " 
 
 Mulr. Vktoria Ot, DonaMUcRao, Ji, J. W. 
 HUM Qanttttr. 
 
 ShrttiUrm O', Raniiiel 
 Burke, yarwumtk £V, 
 
 LIOHT BOlTSao""-'"^""";:" 
 
 CM f/iie Ctn>$U of Nova Bcdtia und N9W Iirttu$wick, 
 
 QF.ORnk*8 IsLAJJiv west side of Island, ^sMfiiX Ilarhor, lat 44" 99 30" 
 N.. Ion <<$• 33' Sft^' W., two rtxed white cntopiiic lights, vcrticHl. 20 ftet 
 apart, 50 and 30 feet higli, drab nqtiare building, 21 fret liigh. Lifhh show 
 seawprd on tha S*,*»d into Itarbvr on N. st^ia; on W. yide tlia ttn|)«r i||(Ut 
 only can bu sceu. VeMols going into IlaliCtix Hnrl'or, pasntng Meagher^ 
 Beach, Vrlll keep thti light on starboard bow. The light i^ fur the purpose 
 of guiding vessels in and out of the Harbor, through the channel west orthv 
 UJatfd. jjght<(d 1870. These lights open to wcatwaid of ^uagbar's 
 Beach, dear tiie westward of Thrum Cap Shoal. 
 
 BAST FROM HALIFAX. 
 
 MftAOHHit BBAcif, Sherbroolc Tower, east side of entmnce to Halifax 
 harboyr, lat 44= 30' N., lou 03° 3i' 5U" W., fixed white inloptric light, via- 
 ibte IS miles, SSfbet high, building white, with red roof, gninttc, height 48 
 feet. Lighted 1816, When Sambro light bears W. 8. W., this light should 
 not be brought to the weeiward «!'■ ih>M1»,- whi«h clears the Thrum Cap 
 Shoal. A fog bell here, striki-s 7 times in each minute. 
 
 . l)^i|^(ll3ri)»l«AHi>f on 8oul| point ofri^I^KK at tbo eistem.tatlanc<^'l& 
 Halifax harbor, two fixed white catoptric lights, horizoiitall\', E. | N., and 
 W. I »., 175 yards apart, visible 13 miles, iho light E. 69 feet high, W. 
 light 62 feet, both buildioga white, octagonal, wuod, height K. 63 fei>t. 
 lighted 1877, W. 45 feet, lighted 1852, Ut 44" iiV 50" N., Ton m" 27 ' Ife" 
 W. Ti^e eastera light opens to the southward, of western, cUsiira ;to 
 80t),thward of tlic Thruni Cap Shoiti- rilots are stationed here. 
 
 Eg(i LstANO, centre o^ Island, lat 44° 39' 50" N., Ion 02° 61 "82" W., 
 catoptric light, alternate red and wbite, revulviog every minute, visiblie 
 15 miles, 80 feet high, octagonal building, black and white vertical stripes 
 on seaward side, height 46 t^et. Visible around horizon. Liguted 1865. 
 
 Poi'K'^ HAKmnnj, on west point of ll'av'bour Island, lat 44** 47' 40" N., 
 Ion 62° 38' 5P" W., fixed red light, catoptric, \-i«ible 9 miles, 45 feet high, 
 tower whit«i, square, wood, with dwelling attached, heigbt 37 feet. Lighted 
 1877. 
 
 Shrrt Rock, at tho entrance to Sheet Harbor, lat 44° 40' 66 N., long 
 69° 29' 40" W, revolving red light every 4'J sci^onds, visible ten utiles. 
 White, square, wood, with dw^ilTug attached. 76 tuot above high water 
 mark. ;! v 
 
 Bbavbb laLAMD, S. K. part of East Beavdr, or WilUam Island, lat 
 44° 48' 10" N., Ion 62° 20* 30'' W., white catoptric llglit, revolving everv 
 
 it iygb, white builifiiig with two Wack 
 Ligiitcd 1846. On dwelling. 
 
 N., Ion 61° .57' 50". W\, red and 
 
 2 minutes, visible 12 miles, 70 feet 
 balls to seaward, S. S. \V., 3$ feet hifrh. 
 
 Lhcomu, on island, lat 44° 69* 20" 
 white catoptric light, alternating every two muiutes, visible 15 miles, t>4 
 feet high, white square wooden buildhig, iMigMtSB ftet. Ligbtedd872. 
 
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 visible 
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 N., and 
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 63 fet>t. 
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 8" AV., 
 
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 865. 
 
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 1880] 
 
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 1«7 
 
 WKncu. Island, mnufh of St. Mary's Ulver, lat 46® 0' 85", Jong Ol" 62' 
 36", in cuiirm of erection. 
 
 UoLLY I'niNT. west dido of entrance tn InaiicV fl^rbour, Ut 46° 10' 16" 
 N., Ion 01° 30' W., two fixed witito catoplfic liKldi. verticnll}', 20 fact 
 apart, viHilde uiil«8, 80 icvt Mk^i, aquaro white buiidinK« i^ feet high. 
 UgUtQd 1874. 
 
 CoDNTKY llARnoun, on Green InUnd, Onynbnro' Counfr, Ut 46°6'1A" 
 N.. Ion OP 32' 30" \V., Ilxod while ctitoptric li^hl, vi.<*ilile 14 tn 10 niilefi, 
 61 feet lii£;h, white square wooden building, height 2S feet. Tiigl^tcd 1873. 
 CoARt ligiit, and to guide vcjtscis frequenting Country and Fitihcrnian> 
 Ilarbora. 
 
 I ToRRAY, on eastern point of Kerry Head, W. Hide of ontranrn to Ray, 
 (}uy8boro' County, ht 45" 11' 37" N., Ion Of" 18' 36" W., Hxed catoptric 
 light, red to neuward, white to northwHrd into Bay, and towards Molasiieii 
 Iiarbor, visible 10 milcH, Rquare woodon building, whitB with vertical red 
 stripes, top of lantern painted black. Lighted 1876. Height of lantern 51 
 ft?et, tower 30 Mt. 
 
 TiiURK Tor Irlanu, on the south cast point of Three Top I>Und« 
 Whitehaven, Giiy»borough County, Nova Scotia, lat. 45° 12' 40'' N., long 
 01° 0' 40" W. 'flic light is fixed Vhito ciitoptric, elevated 48 feet above high 
 water mark, and in clear wuatlier nhould be seen 11 miles. Tlie building 
 JH a wooden one punted white, and conHists of a square tower 33 feot high 
 from base of building to vane on lantern, with keeper's dwelling attached. 
 This light is for the purpoxe of guiding vesaelii into Whitehaven, and in 
 order to point out the dangers on the northern side of the Western Passage 
 is obscured when bearing to the eastward ot N. K. b,v K. It is visible from 
 all other points of approach, except when intercepted by the high land of 
 Whitehead Island. 
 
 WiiiTKHKAD Island, S. W. extremity of island, Guvsboro' County, lat 
 46° 12' N., Ion 01° 8' 15" W., white cutopinc light, revolving every 90 
 seconds, viHiblc 11 miles, 55 feet high, pyrauiidtti wooden building, 35 feet 
 high, octagonal lantern. Lighted 1854. Light not totally obscured during 
 the eclipses ; 10 seconds duration ot flash, and 10 seconds ectip ^e. 
 
 Canso Cai'K, north part of Cranberry Island, lat 45° 10' 50" N., Ion 
 00° 55' 30" W., two fixed white catoptric lights in one tower, vertically, 
 30 feet apart, upper visible 15, lower 9 miles. 75 and 40 feet re»pectivelv, 
 high, octagonal wooden building, horizontally striped red and white, height 
 00 feet. Lighted 1S15. A steam fog whistle, about 1(H) yard^t south of the 
 light-house, in thick weather sounds a blast of 8 sccuuds in each minute. 
 Bell Buuy at the Griniusliock, off Cape Canso. 
 
 Canso IIakboh, on Hart or Cutler Island, lat 4o° 21' N., Ion 00^ 68' -30" 
 W., fixed red catoptric light, visible 12 miles, 42 feet high, white square 
 wooden building, height 28 feet. Lighted 1872. 
 
 GuYsnoRo' Hakiior, W. side of entrance, near Peart Point, Chcdabiicto 
 Bay, lat 45" 22' 50" N., Ion 01° 20' 10" W.. fixed white catoptric light, 
 visible 8 miles, 30 feet high, white square wooden building, height 20 feet. 
 Lighted 1804. 
 
 Sand Point, or Eddy Point, south entrnnce, lat 43° 31' 30" N., Ion 
 01° 14' 40" W., two tixe'd white catoptric lights, horizontal, 24 feet apart, 
 visible 8 miles, each 26 feet high, white square wooden buildiHg, with a 
 black diamond. Lighted 1851. Lights in windows at each end of building. 
 
 Point Tuppkr, Ship Harbor or Port Hawliesbiirv, lat 45° 30' 40" N., 
 Ion 01° 22' VV., fixed red catoptric light, visible 7 miles, 4 t feet high, White 
 square building, height 24 feet. Lighted 1870. In consequence of the in- 
 
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 BHOWM * WVMU, Miiuaiiiclwreni' AschIs, Muliriix. 
 
^'' ' lireh^ tnUini LltliofnlofoKr, f«i* salD by 
 
 (•rraniinn of the Und dii th« south side, can only be seen three miles in 
 thai direciiun. 
 
 CKRihinvN'A ItKAh, on the north e?(trem!ty, Int 4ft° 3C' 40" N.. Inn 
 61" 0' W., whilo catoptric IlKht, revnlvintf evvry 40 itooonds, vinihlo 10 
 nittes, fiO foet hi|{h, nqiiare wliit<* wooden huildinf^, height 20 feet. Light(ul 
 li74. For ^uidicig vviahAh into Utile or W«at Arichat. Three buoy« 
 plaood to mark the dangem uf the harbof.n'nt) <> UMnsi/. i , n, 
 
 Jkrhrymam Inland, Arichat Harbor, lat 45" 30' SO" X., Ion (11° 3' W., 
 fixed red catoptric Hifht, viniblo 11 milew, 3U feet bich, white nquare W(HMlcn 
 biiil tinp;, heiKlit 38 (eot. Ij^hted 1879. This iif^ht in for the purpose of 
 ffuidinf; vessels throu^th Crid rafftage, Id and out of Aricliat Marbouf. 
 There is also a Range Deacon nn the S. K. Point of .leraevman's Inland, 
 that marks llautfond Shoal, off the entninco to Arichat llHrbor. When the 
 b<>acon and npire of the Roumn Catholic Chapel in Arichut are in range, it 
 loads over the went part of the shoal in 10 feet of water. Vessels bmnd 
 into Arichat, C. B., should pass to the west of tlie shoal, rr bring the 
 beacon in raniro of the cupola on tlio Convent, which stands 13U yards east 
 of the It. C. Cnurch, whicli will lead in clear of the ohoai. Unlv those 
 well acquainted should pass to the eastward of the nhoai, or bring the 
 beacon to bear to the N. of N. K. An Iron Can Huoy painted red ha« been 
 placed about one cable's length S. W. of the shoul in six fathoms of water 
 The buoy will be placed on or about the 1st May ia each year, aod taken 
 up about the 10th December. ; ;" 
 
 AniciiAT, Marache Point, aouth entrance to Madame Island, lat 45*^ 29' 
 N.. Ion 61° r 60" W., flxed white catoptric light, visible 8 miles, 24 («et 
 high, square white wood«*n building, height 95 feet. Lighted 1851. 
 
 Petitpkorat, on Bir Arr^w Rock, eouth'east o( Madame Island, lat 
 44° 29' 25" N., Ion 60° o7' 50' W., fixed red catoptric light, visible Hi 
 miles, 38 feet high, white square tower with dwelling attached, height 31 
 fiset. Lighted 1877. 
 
 GiiKKS Island, summit of Island, lat 48° 28' 50" N., Ion 00° 53' 40" W., 
 red and nrhite catoptric light, revolving alternutely every 45 seconds, 
 visible 14 miles, 70 teet h\i^i, white square wootlen building^ height 81 
 feet. Lighted 1865. Light, centre of -keeper's dwelling. Visible around 
 huriaon. 
 
 Capr La Rondk, west side of entrance to St. Peter's Bay, lat 45° '14' 45" 
 N., Ion 00° 53" W., fixed white cHtoptric li^ht, visible 14 miles, 9i feet 
 high, white square wooden building, with dwellintf attached, height 2$ feet. 
 Lighted 1874. For guiding vessels into St. Peter's Bay. 
 
 OuKTWdK I8I.AKD, ou south point, Ut 45° 36' 40" N.. Ion 60° 57' 15" 
 W., fixfd red catoptric light, vinible 9 miles, 78 feet high, white square 
 wooden building, with dwelii ig attached, iieight 28 i'^et. Lighted 1874. 
 For guiding vessels through Lennox Pa^^suge. 
 
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 Saint Esprit Island, light in course of erection. 
 
 GuioN Isi<AND. about 230 yards from west end of Mand, lat 45° 46' 10" 
 
 N., Ion 60° 6' 20" W., red revolving liglit, catoptric, attains its greatest 
 brilliancy every 30 seconds, visible 12 mile:*, 74 f«et high, tower white, 
 squhre, with dwelling att4clied^ height 54 teet. Lighted 1877. 
 
 Lol'isruro, north side of entrance to harbor, 120 vards inshore of point, 
 lat 45° 54' 30" N., Ion 59° 57' 15" W., fixed white catoptric light, visible 
 16 miles, 85 feet hi^h, building white, with a black vertical stripe on 
 dwelling, height 35 feet. Lighted 1842. 
 
 Mainadiku, on south side of west {>oir.t of Scatterie Island, lat 46° 0' 30" 
 
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 N.. Ion 60'^ 47' ao" W., flxed r«d rafoptric liirbt,90 feet high, white square 
 wooden buildinK, height 4U fe«t Lighted 1871. 
 
 BrAiTRHiB, north-^ast point on Trnp Rook, lat 4<l° 8' 15" N.. Ion 60" 40' 
 16" W., white catoptric revolving light, vi^ible a minute, arlipsed half a 
 minute, visible 16 niiloR, DO leet high, white ootagonsl bnilding, height 
 70 feet. I.ifchted 1830. Tlie liglit should never be brought to bear to 
 eastward of N N K, or to souiliward of S 8 W, nor approached nearer 
 than 1} mile. Visible half minutr, etllpscd one minute. A boat is hero to 
 render assutanro. 
 
 VtAwr IsLAiin, on island, lat M" 11' N., Ion 60° 40' 60" W., while 
 catoptric light, rfvolvin^ ovrry 16 nrconds, viiiihle 12 milen, 66 feet high, 
 white octagonal building, height 43 leet. Lighted |186U. Visible around 
 horisQn. 
 
 I.iMOAii IIkai>, north side of entrance to Bridgeport Jiarhor, lat 40° 14' 
 10 N., Ion 62" 'i' 40" W , lixcd rfd catoptric liulil, visible 10 miles. 60 feet 
 high, while onuare woodfii bnildinf^. height 20 feet. Lighted lb74. For 
 guiding veosels into llridgeport liurbor. 
 
 Low Point Flat Point, fast side of Spanish Bav, let 40° lA' SO" N., 
 Ion OO'^ 7' 30" \V., flxrd wliilr ratnpiric liulit, visible 14 milex, 70 feet high, 
 building oclagonul, rtd and while vertical stripes, height 61 feet. Lighte<l 
 1832. 
 
 AviK'iK.r Bar, on west end of South Bar, Ist 46° 12' 40" N., Ion 00° 19' 
 40" W., liXFd red ratopiric light, visible 10 miles, 30 feet high, white 
 equate wooden building, height 20 feet. lighted 1872. 
 
 Point A CUM, on hi(2h cnpe, north side of entrance to Little Bras d'Or, 
 lat 46° 20' 30" N., loh 00° 17' 10" W., fixed red catoptric liuhl, visible U 
 miles, 01 foet high, squarw white wooden building, lieight 2i> feet. Lighted 
 1874. For guiding vessels into Liltln Bras d'Or. 
 
 Black Rock Point, south sid" of entrance to Big Bras d'Or, lat 46° 18' 
 30" N., Ion 6U° 23' 30" W., fixed white CHtoptric light, 46 feet high, white 
 square building, height 23 leet. Lighted 1868. 
 
 Capr Gkorok, sontli side of Bras d'Or Lake, west side of entrance to St 
 Peter's Inlet, lat 45° 44' 28" N., Ion 60° 48' 20" W., fixed white catoptric 
 light, Tisibie 12 miles, 50 feet high, white square wooden building, height 
 30 ffet. Lighted 1876. To guide vessels through St Peter's Inlet. 
 
 GnAJtn Nahrowh, on Uniackc Point, N. side of channel, Barra Straits, 
 lat 45° 68' N., Ivn 60° 48' W., fixed white catoptric light, visible 10 miles, 
 29 feet high, white square wooden building, height 20 feet. Lighted 1874 
 For guiding vesselx through Barra Straits, and navigating the Little and 
 Great Bras d'Or Ukes. 
 
 KtD8To:« IsLAnn, on N K. Point, at entrance to Baddeck harbor, N. side 
 of Bras d'Or Uke, lat 46° 6' 68" N., Ion 00° 44' 20" \V. , fixed nwl catop- 
 tric light, visible 7 nules,31 feet high, square wooddu building, white, lighted 
 1875. 
 
 McKenztf/8 Point, N. side of Bras d'Or I^ke, about 9 miles S W. of 
 Port Bevis, lat 46° 7' 15" N., Ion 80° JW W, fixed white catoptric light, 
 visible 11 mileH, 95 feet high, square white wooden tower. Lighted 1874. 
 For guiding vessels through Bras d'Or Lake. 
 
 BiRU Island, Ciboux Island, 1-3 mile from N. end, lat 40° 23' 10" N., 
 Ion 60° 22' 30" W, red catoptric light, revolving every minute, visible 14 
 miles, 77 feet high, white octagonal-building, height 33 feet. Lighted 1863. 
 
 St. Ann's Harbor, on north point of Beach, bit 46° 17' 30" N, Ion 60° 
 
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 li«i||itl 4lU'i<«>t. l.iKlKod IM7I. 
 
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 «• 10" N, Ion WV tf.T .Itr'W. rwil itiii! wliHiMt»lt,|ttiJ<ll«lil. ri'VolviiiK i-vi-ry 
 45 «<H>niiiU viftllilw in iiiili'M. 74 (•>»•( lii^rli, iii|uiim> wliili> wontlon ItiiiMliiM, 
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 tni) 00" A' <0 " NV. (IximI wliilo li^rlil, iliopliif, tliiitt otilcr, vUiWIi* 20 iiiil«>P, 
 140 iVfl lii^rli, nltit«> mtd^oiiiil Itiiihliiiu, iH'i^lit 40 I'l'ut. LiKlitcil IB^iO. 
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 Rr. pAiti/H Ihi.ANiK S W |H)int on«l«ii,Uiii 47" W 20' N.lnnflO'n 40" 
 W. while ilioplrio li){lit. lliinl ixdt'r, rcvolvinp; mvitv tiihiiilt', vinlhlH 20 
 miion, 140t«><M liifi:h, wlilto o«'lA^-olll(l liiiililiitu:. 4<) I'l'Ol liii(h. I.i^litnil tR.'ll. 
 ObfH'uri'il \vhi»n honriii^ tV««iu S H K lo W | N. A fof? wIiIhIIp on iIip hoiiiIi 
 Kid« ot'llu' ii«lrttitl. S W oC Alliiitir rovf> nluMit hiiirmiiili' iVoiii thi> lliitniin* 
 K.KtnhliNhuioiit, noiiiul!* oiioo for \\\i* i>iH'onilH lit eRch inliiiitH (liM-lnf( thiek 
 vre«ther miil ntorinH. 
 
 MAmiAMKK, ituinmil or miihllo of Hon Wolf l(.»nml, Int 40" 81' .W N. Ion 
 dl'^ 15' 'Mr W, Hx(m| whitp iHlopl(i«< lighl, vinihin 21 y\\'\\«n, 29H foot hiuh, 
 m^iiNnMvtiilo hiiihlin^. I.ighl«><l IH54. To vo^dpln in liniiKfrouR proxiiiitly 
 lo the inlnn<l th(* light niMV bccumu ohacuroil hy tli^ Ahriipl flilln nii thuHidoB 
 of the inlnml. ' , < ,, . i^ , ,,. /. 
 
 1V>RT \hHW, S K ni«1« of ontrnnofl lo harhor. hit 40" N. loi 01" .11' 40" 
 >V, flxo<l nitoptrio liKht, hmI N, while 8, visiblo 10 tnilen, 03 tWthlKh. 
 LlKHted 1S>4. 8<iiiftn> wliito hulldiiiK. 
 
 Ikom Cah UitovH \\nvi> hp«»n pInoM at tho tollnwin^ Shonl«: fort Howl 
 ll«ri>or. C R . rnrtMnoiith roint. Spithpiid, Kniith ^<pit. Dtmn Shoiil. aIko 
 one lit Jiuliqiio 8h«al. iliiiti()ue Shoal Hn<l l>cAn 8honl Huoyn are paiiitiMl 
 r*<l. th« otlipr thivoare iMilnlodhliick. 'riioxe lliioyn will b« plnefd on or 
 alH>ut the Int of May in ouch ycnr, rikI t^kon up about tho 10th Nuvcmbor. 
 
 NoHTii (\\N8r>, north entrance, west nido, 120 vanln innhon>, lat 46° 41' 
 40" N, Ion aX' 20' 10" W. tlxwi whit« catoptric light, vhlblo 18 inlJM, 110 
 (<(H>t hi^li. white mitinre w«H)<l(m building height 95 f>-«t. Lightod 1813. 
 There 18 g«>«>d ancnumgtt under thu light wh«n (h« wind is off shurw. Lan- 
 tern uu dwolling 
 
 Harror AIT BorcHK, in courns of erection. ••"♦'S^ 
 
 PoMQiTRT Isf.ANn, north-«»a^t end of Inland in 8t 0«or(fc'a Bar, lat 45^ 
 39' 40 " X, Ion m' 44' .1'>" W, fixed red catoptric light, vinihle 9 mll#««, 50 
 fisel hi^h, »quan> white building, height 2<1 feji. Lighted 1808. Obscured 
 on easterly bearings. 
 
 CwK St Gk«kok. north side of Ch|>6, lat 46° 62' 30" N. lon6l°54' 40" 
 W, white cutoplric light, revolving everv halt minute, visible 26 miles, 350 
 fe«t high, white square building, height 30 leot. Lighted 1861. 
 
 PiCTOu Island, south-east point, lat 45^ 49' 10" N, Ion 09^ 30' ^" W, 
 
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 I'lrtoi' llAiriHir<, Notiflt polm of fn»NhM. Inf 40" 41' .TO" N, Ion HT 80' 
 30" W.U UniiI iNirttirlii llt(lil«. vrriinit, 96 (rfi NpMrl, upprr whiir, lf<w*r 
 
 n«(l, vUIIiIp It iiiIIm, t)in(i*rn (15 If^t Malti HiII'IIok oilnKininl, MHtin^l rrtt 
 
 llvallv, b*lglil nfl Tftl. |JKh(e«UH34. I. _' 
 llnii it (itNin. A •niiall r«il MmIiI U Aei>n li«l»w lunlnrit- Hv k^fplng lifilil 
 
 lJg|il*-il whrii iijiv|f(« 
 Hv kri'plnif liglil 
 W H W vfnnflit I'liNr Iha vmit rf«r« ofl I'liloii IhUmI. Im Uty**T of new 
 f'liiilnin IfotiM It llxril «liiii« li|(lit, lit rniiifi* Willi IIkIiU Hi tli« (•iitriiico tv 
 limdur, IpriIn iliruuKh Hip i IinihicI u}i to ilti* bar. 
 
 <lAitiii«Mt hi.ANii, norlli-CHM finrl of Miinil, liil 46'^ 4(1' N. )im P^ 4V 
 90" VV, wIiKm vNtoprir IIkIiI, rvvolviiitf «vi<rr mlntltp, vlnll'M 10 tnllo^, i16 
 fflnl bi||b, wliittt »i|iiRrfl bulbilntf. Ii«l^hl 90 ('«(«». LIk"**'! I'MH. 
 
 Amkt iHi.AMt.nriilrit of ImIhihI, Nortliiiiiibttrlnnit Mlmltn, Ut 46*^1(0' 16" 
 N, Ion 01" IIV Id" W, IlKPd wbitiMMlopirir liffhl, viiilblft 10 inllfii, 44 hp\ 
 MhU, wliil« nqiiiir* wwiiUn buiblln^, b«lf<ht W fn^l. l,iMbt«(t HOB. Vlnibife 
 NroiiKil lioiinitti. 
 
 Mvi.i.iN Point, norlli aMp of enfmnrii to Waller* Marbor, f?iimlNirl«nil 
 Cniinly, lal 46^40' 4ft" N. Ion Or"^ft' 1ft" W, llHad whilP (atnptrii- l^bf, 
 viaihiw II iniUa, •III fM«l IiIkIi, wbit« »(|iiNrfl wikmIpii biiililbifr, liaif^bl 90 tttft. 
 Ki||bl«il I87il. For HublinK vimaola in and oui of harbor, <'aak buora ara 
 plaoail lo mark Ibo danuera on PtitrrinK tb« litirbor, black (o b« Ifttt on port 
 And rad on aliurboard wben anlering. 
 
 Ti iiWAMi, in harbor, lat 46" fia' 3'i" N, bin 03" 40' 90" W, i'mpd catop 
 Irfti liKbl, r«d Nvnward, wbiia lowHrdn harbor, vinlbl* 8 milaa, 4A faet high 
 white nqimra Itiiildin^, hiH^lit 44 (prit. litalilnd 1871. UUrk buoya lo b« 
 lalt on fiort hand, and red on otarboard when interlng the harbor 
 
 WBB1' FROM MAl«irAX. 
 
 riiRiiurT«i Hkai), went side of pnlrance lo lUlifajc Harbor, lat 44^^ AO' 
 90" N., Ion 0<r 30' 60" W., white liKhl, rpvolvioK nvnrv minutr, vixlbla 18 
 mllfla, 139 fi>pt hi^h, whl(«> xquitie wooden biiilding. Iiniftht 29 ffrt. MghtPd 
 1879. An Antoniatir HiKnal Hiloy, plappd -in lat 44° .11' 49" N.. Ion W 
 W 98" W.. in SI ralhomn of water, N. K. ) K., 1 7-8 mile froni Chohiuto 
 Heac , aounna a tan Inch whMlo. From the Huor Chfburto Hrad beara N. 
 W. W., magnatk, 1 7 8 mlla. RandMricli l*i>int N. by W., 4 mllra. 
 Van ng to tbn weslwr, -d of the Buoy at the dislnnoo of half a cable and 
 (deer iicr n K. i W. cmirae niaKnctic, Will lead up the Harbor to the oaatward 
 of the Ndvcrlail Shonl, nnd at a dMtnnce of two cal leu to Ibe westward of 
 McaKlier'n Knach li^rht limine. A ciniilnr biiov in lat 44^" 38' 95" N, \onu 
 W vr 10" W., in 90 fiithoma, fVom ihia bnov Ctambro fxliind llubt W 1-3, 
 N 8 1-3 milpR. l)evil> Inland light N 7-8, W 7 J-3 n1iU^ and the inner 
 signal buoy N W 1-9 N 6mil«e. ,&r,(jw 
 
 Sammko, middle of lalhnd, lat 44° 98' 10" N., Ion 03« 33' 30" W., fliind 
 White ratnptrir light, vinildn 90 nr 91 niilna, 116 lect high, building wMie, 
 octagonal, 00 frut high. I.igbtid 1788. A alrnm fog whiatlp, crwtrd oh 
 Nouthride ot'Island, andolrvntcd 00 feetnlmve high wnter, in thl<"k weather, 
 fogs and snow niorne, nounds rach minute u blnnt o''ten Aeconda'dutafion. 
 Ouna formerly in iifC, dincontiniicd. A 8t»ar Buoy baa be<jti placed offfhc 
 8. W. Breaker, Sumbro, and one on the Pollock, and another on the 
 Whippey Shoal, near Sambrp. 
 
 BKTTY'a lHr.AND, on Brig Point, near Proapect, lat 44° 20' 29" N"., Ion 
 63" 46' 64" W., revolving red catonlric light, greatent brilliancy every two 
 minutea, 76 feet high, vi^tible 14 milex, building white, with two horizontal 
 
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 redkandSf ,(K]uaret wood, beij^kt 54 feet, dwelling attached. Li;(ht»d 1875. 
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 Pkoqv Point, east side of w^r^nce to S(. Margaret's Bt^y, lat 44° 29' 
 30" N., Ion Qd° 55' AV., fixed red catoptric llglit, 05 .eet high building 
 ,wbite, squaro. 2C feet high. Lighted 18G8. I^i.tern on dwelling. 
 
 HAlft'oARKT's JJay, on Green Island, Lunenburg County, lat 44°23' N., 
 IdH 64" 2' 45" W., ted and White ciitoptric li^ht, revtilVing aUenwtely 
 ^verj'half ihiniite, building white, square, lvQ(>d, 28 feet high, with dwelling 
 attachlbd/ Coast light* 
 
 Chkster, E. Ironbound Island, a Tittle to the eastward of centre of island, 
 in Mahone Bay, lat 44° 26' 10" N., Ion 64° 4' 50" W., fixed ^hltii dh>ph-ic 
 Mgbt, visible 16 miles, 150 feet high, white obtong tower oa dwelliiig, 46 
 feet lii^h, wood, lantern. Uvhted 1871. Seen from all points ol approach. 
 The lantevu alone is visible, building hidden by treesi 
 
 HoBSON's NosK, Mahone Bay, lat 44° 25' N, Ion 64° 13' 46" W., red 
 fixed cat4»p(ric light, visible 11 miles, 68 feet high, building white, squiare, 
 wood, 29 ieet high. Lighted 1872. 
 
 CROfts Island, feftst point Lunenburg Bay, lat 44° 18* 4ri" N, Ion 64° 
 10' W., 2 white catoptric lights. Vertical, 45 teet apart, upper intennittuut, 
 revolving every minute, and visible 14 miles, lOU feet liii;b, lnw«r fixed, 
 viaible 6 miles, ahd 65 feet high, building red, octauonal base, height 53 fMt. 
 Lighted 1832. Pilots res>rt here, and vessels may take re(uge in eas^i of 
 necessity. Upper bright 45 seconds, dark 16 seconds. A fag trumpet has 
 been erected here. ,_ 
 
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 B\TTKRY Point, Lunenburg, lat 44° 21' 45" N., Ion 64° 17' 30" W,, 
 fi<^ed white catoptric light, visible 11 miles, 50 feet hifjh^ white, square 
 tower on dwelling, height ^ feet. ]^.'^ht?d 1864. ^Thiu harbor is oosy of 
 access, buoys are placed in the bay and entrance to the harbor on Sculpin 
 Rock, Hai!(lock Shoal, Ratter}' Point Shoal, and Head Shoal. In approach- 
 ing the huriior from sfearward, the buoy on Scuiphi Rock, painted red and 
 black, in hoii^ontal strinca, may be left on ^either hund, giving it a berth 
 of two cables length. The other buoys are painted black ai^d must be left 
 on the port haid going in. Iron can buoy's in summer, spar bilioys in winter. 
 
 Wkst lBf>NiiouND Island^ near Cape Lallave, mouth ol Lallave River, 
 lat 44° 13' 45" N., Ion. G4° 16' 20" W.,- white catoptric light, revolving 
 every 3\X seconds, visible 13 miles, 72 feet h%b, building whi(:3, squai^ 
 height 29 feet. Near edge of cliff, 40 feet high. Lighted 1855. 
 
 LAHAVE,bq vort Point, lat 44° if 20" N., Ion 64'* il' W., fixed red 
 catoptric light, visible 8 miles, 48 feet high, building while, square, woo(l, 
 helght.35 fe-*. Ughteft 1876. 
 
 Mosiieh'b aSLANd, on islandt west side of entrance to LaHave River, lat 
 44° 14' 15" N., Ion 64° 18' 50" AV., fij^ed redcatoptric light, visible 8 mil«i8, 
 55 feet hUrh, building white, square, height 26 fttut. Lighted 1868. lu ^ir 
 
 Mki>wa : Head, Port Metlwav, west side of entrance, lat 44° 6' 10" N., 
 Ion 64° 32' 15" W., fixed whjtc catoptric light, visible 10 miles, 44 feotliigU, 
 building white, square, with bl^ck square seaward, height 23 feet. Lik«« 
 d«rf!|l,(ing house. Lighted 1851. Spar Buoys are placed in the channel to 
 Port Medway harbor, on the breiikiiig ledges, NHUtilu;sl{ock, corner ground 
 and edge of fiats otf Bani;'8 Point. In passing in from seaward the red 
 buoys must ba left on the starboard, and the black baoys on the {jorthaud^ 
 
 Coi'KiN l8i,ANi>, south point, Liverpool BaVi lat 44° 2' N., Ion 84° 37' 
 90" W., white catoptric light, revolving every two minutes, light dOseconds, 
 dark Do seconds, visible 16 miles, 65 feet high, building vetatconal. 
 horizontal stripes, red and white, eight in number, height 50 feet. Ljglu«d 
 1812. 
 
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 wliUe square wooden building, height 20 te^^ 
 Gaiitkr's IsLAxn, Ragired Inland Harbor, 
 
 ,Bn«>OKLYN PiEB. on, end of Rreakvater, Liverpool, lat 44° 2' 45" ST., 
 ton G4° 4r 15" W., fixed light, white eeawajcd, fi:hiCD> toward^ .l||U'|l;K>rv 
 visible io miles. A lantern exhibited froipn eiiid of pier. '; 
 
 Four Point, Liverpool Bav, aoulh entrance, lat 44^ af SO"'!?'., Ion 64«» 
 42' 20" ^\, lixed red catoptric light, visible 7 miles, 3U(eet.l^igh^ bwUlMig 
 white, squai-e, keight 17 feet. Lett oo pert aide, >vlien e&U^iug the, Ifarbor* 
 Lighted 1855. " . ,. 
 
 Pout Moutow. north-*ast point of Spectada IbliAid, Que^h'aOouMtv,' lat 
 43° 55' N., Ion 64° 48' W., fixed red catoptrie light, visible 11 milbs, 47 feet 
 high, square wooden building, height 20 feet. For guiding vessels iMo 
 harbor. . Lighted 187^. „ ,., ^^o- .:,<^nJI 
 
 Littlk Hoi'E. nearlv on c«fnti»« of Island, lat 4-3° A' W If;, Ion 84° 47^' 
 15" VV-. red catoptric lig^it, revolving every ipinulc, visible 12 miles, 40 
 feet high, snuivre whita,^bui)ding, height\26 fi^e^. Ligh^d, ;^865» Oointre 
 of keeper's dwelling. Visible around honzon. , 
 
 Shinoi.k Point, east side of Port Herbert Harbor, lat 4i*° 48' 40" N., 
 Ion 04° 55' 3Q" VV., iixetl red catoptric li^hl, visible lOmiJea, ^ ^et^igh, 
 
 Lighted 1^72. , // ' 91 
 
 ww^« o *o„,..,.„ ,«.H^... .„.„..„ a.-..™., lat 43° 42' 15" K., lon«^*5* 
 30" W., fixed red light, visitic 11 mileit, 00 feet high; White uqiiare wooden 
 building, height 29 feet. Lighted 1872. t :,r.-'i fvx/.^rM 
 
 Ragged Island, Gull R.>ck, lat 43° 39' 15" N., Ion 65° 5' 8fl" W., fixed 
 white catoptric lii^ht, vi-iible 10 miles, S6 feet Uigh, white sqtiare bailding, 
 height 31 feet. Lighted 1853. ';' 
 
 Saiid Point, «t east^fiide of entrance to Shelburna Harbor^ lat 43° 41' 
 16" W., Ion 65° x9' W.I fixfd red catoptric light, vi-ible 11 mile8,,67 feet 
 high, white square wooden building, height 80 tieet. To be rebuilfeoiiUie 
 
 opposite side of the harbor. '.>i. i<5^«w Jt>*s«f«| h*'»(' »ad r 'W*i Uu*! 
 
 Shklhvrnu Harbour.— a red Iron Can Buo}' ban been placed/ itli 44 
 fathoms, on west side Of Middle Kuck Shoal { a red Can Buoy off extretne 
 of Spit, in four fathoms, and a bbck Spar linoy on east end of Aictamafit 
 Shoal." '•* iv «.A , i>iiti !.!.'-• , •<;..< *-. 1 j-'i jiii; * . t iv., ti:i.i-, ,;...i * .■*..« J.t. 
 
 Bull RdcK^ a l^r Biiov painted black has oeen placed in lO tatlioms 
 watpi S. S- W, i v., about 150 yards frpii^ the Bj4,|1(}^ off \y,^tern 
 Bead, Shelburne Coupty . ;, :,j „,(; ^ „ ',,,, ^,1 .hjqoJK-' Ivit J 
 
 Cape Rosbway, near 80uth-«ast point of MacT^utra Inland, Shef^urae 
 harbor, lat 43° 37' l5" N.. Ion 65° 15' 45" W., 2 white catoptric Mghts, 
 veitical, 21 yards npart,, tipper light visible 18 miles, And 120 feet high, 
 lower 65 feet and visilile 10 miles, octognnal buildi..g, vertical black and 
 white stripes, height T7 feet. Lighted 1788, repaired 1858. Aiblack Can 
 Buoy S. S. K. from the Jig Recks, in 9 fathoms water. ^ v»tt»/ o; ,^«a 
 
 Niiouo Island, on north side, lat 43° 30' 54" N.,1on 65° 20' 5?** W., 
 red «Md white catoptric light, revolving every minute, visible 12 miles, 4^ 
 feet hi{^»,wh?fe square wooden birildin":, height 29 feet. Ligfited 187?. For 
 guiding vessels in and ou- of Clyde River or Negro Harbor. ' 
 
 BaCoaimj, on west side of enfranco to Ban'ington Harbor, lat 43° 26' 64" 
 N.,lon«5='28' 12" W.. tljied rtd catoptric liglit, visible 10 miles, 49 feet 
 high, white 'S(iuare building, with black ball seuward, height 35 feet. 
 Lighted 1850. A Spar Buoy to the south of Bantam. 
 
 BAuiastJTON E. Bay LioiiTaini', lat 43° 31' 6" N.,lon 65^ 34' 25" W., 
 fixed whi(,9 light, tiull and spars ^inted red, with word "Borrington " in 
 white letters on botli side's. Height 30 feet above deck. Moot-ed ih 6 
 
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 f^Uioniii At low water. Wwws' Ledge bearing S. W. by AV. ^ W., distant 
 8-8 mile, Paccaro Liftht bearing S. U.K. { K., distai t nhd 316 mileit, and 
 BailHttn Boclfc<>, bearing 8. E. b^ E. 7-8 E., 
 
 To ijuide 
 PaMftge. 
 
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 vesseln into Barrinvton Eant Da}', and throagh Uairington 
 Lighted JjB70. A red Cap Buoy ou Ang'e Rock. 
 
 iiATK hJtin.r., m Cape, lat 4.3° 28' 19" N., Ion. 66*87' 11" VV., white 
 citoptric reirolTing lignt, bright 1.1 seconds, dark 25 ercntids, visible 19 
 mil«f«, 53 feet higli, white octagonal building, 50 feet high. Lighted 1861. 
 A steam fog- whiittle oaCapVi elevated jibuiit 40 foet above high water, 
 rounds in thick weather, fogs and sno « storms, a blast of ten seconds' 
 duration each minute, with an interval of 50 seconds between each blakt. , 
 
 Bkaxil Rock, red and black buoy, hnrisontal stripes, moored in 
 Ifiliratboms wfrter, 8. 9. E., half a mile from Kooks. 
 
 ST6ot>ArtT IW.AJJD, on N. W; point of ij>latjd, Ut 43° 28' 30" N., Ion 66° 
 48' 10" W., fixed red catopiri^ light, visible 9 miles, 22 feet high, white 
 small square tower. To gnide vessels into the anchonige of btoddart 
 Harbor' and 9h«g: Harboi: 3ound. 
 
 Bow PbRTAOK INLAND, on south polttt, lat 43® 27' 16" N.. Ion 66° 44' 
 10" W., red catoiilric light, revolvinc e\'ery minute, visible 12 milis. 46 
 feetlpj^h, wi»i(e fquftiv woodftM buildings height 28 feet. I.ighte4^,J874. 
 jFor guiding vesseltf'into Barricgton West Bay apd Shag Harbor. / 
 
 PuBNico Harhor, Beach Point, east side of entrance, 120 vards from 
 low water mark, lat 43° 86' 46" N.. Ion 66° 46' 64" W., fixed white 
 catoptric light, visible 8 miles, 38 feet nigh, square white building, height 
 80 ieet. Lighted 1864. Open westward of St. John's Island, bearing N. 
 E. by N., clears the ledge; in making harbor from any other direction, the 
 light must be brought to the northward of £. N. E<, before it can be steered 
 tor to avoid shoal spot otf St. Ann's Point. Spar buoys mark the channel. 
 Black left on port band, red on starboard in approaching the harbor. A 
 bell buo}' has been placed near John's Ledge. 
 
 Pbasb'r IslanI), on the s6uth point of Peace's Island, one of the Ttiaket 
 Island*, Tarmoi^lh County, Nova Scotia, lat. 43° 37' 36" N. lonp G6<^ 1' 40" 
 W. The main or sea Hght will be revolving catoptric, showing alternate! v 
 red and white, each color vi.nible i^^r 16 seconds, with intervals of 46 seconds 
 between the flashes. It is eievatid 66 feet above high water mark, and in 
 clear weather .should be seen 12 miles from all points of approach from the 
 southward, and aiao through the Schooner and Ellenwood Passages. A 
 fixed red catoptric light will also be shown from a window in th^ tower, 16 
 feet kelow the main Tight. It is intended to mark th^ channel between the 
 two dangers known as the Old Man and Old Woman Rocks, ,nnd is, there- 
 foie, visible between the bearings W by N i N, and N W i>y N, and in no 
 otlier directiona. It should te visible 4 miles. I'he tower ie a> wooden 
 building, painted white, and consists of a square tower, 42 teet high frona 
 base to vauc on lantern, witli a keeper's dwelling attached. 
 
 AnoYMt, on south point of Whifchead Island, Yarmouth County. Tat. 43° 
 39' 80" N., Ion 6i}° 62' 4" W., fixed led catoptric li.rht. visible 12 miloa. 
 116 feet high, building white, square, wood, with dwelling attached, height 
 28 feet. Lighted 1874. For guiding vessels into Argyle Uaibor. 
 
 TtTBKKT Rn-KR, Big Fish Island, south-west point, lat 43° 42' 10" N., 
 Ion 66° JiT 16" W., 2 fixed white catoptric liglits, horiKontnl, 8 yards 
 apart, visihle 12 miles, 60 feet high, wliitc square wooden building, height 
 23 feet. Visible seaward; in windows each end of a dwelling house. 
 yghte4 1864. 
 
 Sbal ItfLAN*!)^ sooth point, 1-8 mile inland, lat 43° 23' H" N., Ion 66° 
 6' 62" W., fixed white light, dioptric, 2nd order, visible 18 miles, 98 feet 
 
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 185 
 
 hif^h. white octaponal building, height 60 feet. Lighted 1830. The Blonde 
 Roci( lieH S. by W. 3 1-3 mile from light houRe. Hclween this Rock and 
 the Island there are twme dangers, the ground is rocky througiiout, and 
 larg44 vfRHe^a ought not lo Itempt paoning between them. A log whistle 
 near liglit lioune, during fogs and anow storms, Aoundd in cnph minute a blast 
 of 5 seconds' duniiion, and after an inter\'al of 5 seconds gives another 
 blast of five aecnds, with an interval of 45 seconds. 
 
 A Snar Huo}' painted black, has been pliiced in 12^ fathoms water, south 
 about Italfa mile from (he Blonde Kuck, ofTbeal Island. 
 
 YAnMouTif on Cai-k Fouhoiii;, east capo, south point, lat 43" 47' 28" 
 X.,lon (56° 9' 21" W., white catoptric I'ghr, revolving every minute and 
 45 seconds — light 1^ minute, dark j minute, visibie 18 miles, 117 feet high, 
 oriat;onal tower, vertical stripe**, red and white, height 59 feet. Liglited 
 183!). KogM whisl'n on west s Je, B<<unds in foga and snow storms 10 
 seconds in every minute. 
 
 Bitnkkh's iRiiANO, on end of reef, off 8. W. point of Island, east side of 
 entrance to Ynrmouth Harbor, lat 4-3° 48' 30" N., Jon 66° 8' 4^' W., Hxcd 
 red catoptric light, visilde 10 miles. 27 f«ret liich, ihe lantern on a dwelling 
 house, built on awo'ulen pier. Lighted 1874. A reil beacon liglit for 
 the purposed of gulling vesscN into the liarbnr. Visible from the south- 
 ward between the bfarings of N. K. bv N. | E. It t;an also be seen on 
 Stan wood's Ueach, when oenring from S. ^ E. to S. E. i E.,but cannot be 
 run for on the»e benrings. the only entrance to the harbor being through 
 Yarmoutii Sound and round East Cape. 
 
 Tkinitv Lkdcb. an Iron B<^!1 Buov, painted red, has been moored to the 
 westward of Trinity Ledge, off Cape St. Mary. 
 
 Cai'k St. Mahy, ea-tsideof Bav, lit 4*° 6' 20" N., Ion m° 12' 40" W. 
 red and white catoptric light, revolving alternately every 30 seconds, visible 
 il milds, 1(>3 f> ct high, octagonal white building,* height 43 feet. Lighted 
 1868. 
 
 HIktrohan Rivrr, at entrance end of Breakwater, lat 44° 13' 48" N. 
 Ion 66° 8' 12" W., fixed (rrcen catoptric light, visible 6 miles, 23 feet high, 
 building vertical, red stripes on seaward side, 21 leet high, lantern painted 
 bliii'k. Lighted 1875. Beacon for guiding vesselA into river. Must be 
 left on starboard hand and passed close aboard. Tide leaves breakwater 
 one hour before low water. 
 
 Church Point, east side of St. Marv's Bav, Digby County, lat 44° 19' 
 65" N., Ion 66° 7' 35" VV. fixed red catoptric light, visible 10 miles, 36 
 feet high, square white v^coden hnildtng, height 20 feet. Lighted 1874. For 
 guiding agttinst dangers in viciiiity of Churcli l*oint. 
 
 SissiBOO, south side of entrance to river, lat 44° 26' 30" N., Ion 65^' 1' 
 15" VV., fixed white dioptric light, visible 8 miles, 36 feet high, whit 
 wooden bui!ding, pyramidal, height 33 feet. Lighted 1870. 
 
 WRRTroRT, Peter's Island, entrance to Grand Passage, lat 44° 15' 30" 
 N., ion 66° 20' 20" W., 2 ifxed white catoptric lights, horizontal, 24 feet 
 apart, vi^ible 10 miles, each 40 feet high, square white building, heig t 15 
 feet. Ligl'ced 1850. Visible fiom the northward between the bearings of 
 S. by W. and S. H. W.,and from the southward between the bearings of 
 N. E. bv E. ai.d N. N. yV. ^ W.. , 0ell Buoy painted red, north side 9f N,. 
 W. Ledge. ' ''' 
 
 BniKK Island, north-west Point, 1st 44° 14'' 57" y.. Ion 66° 23' 30 W., 
 fixed white catoptric 'ight, visible 13 miles, 92 feet high, white octagonal 
 building, hei^fht 55 leet. Lighted 1809. A steam fog whistle on N. W. 
 of BriOr Island, south side of liglit house, sounds during thick and fo^^' 
 
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 «4^^0' 4ft" W., ftxwl nil oiitoptvlc littlil, vnllOe Irt inli^n, «0 ll-ol high, 
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 N-v«s*l« Inio NV niton hnvhor. 
 
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 «tril<M ^vfirjr 
 
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 In »l(lrmv wi-miIidi-, (ir NttHlnut llm wind, about n ntIM 
 
 II necotidn (luring (liick and Totffft w«nf li<>f And Know triorm*. 
 i\^ cln'nmRtNiiL'f^ii It iltoird bit umd two ot> tnfM mllM, Mftd 
 
 w: 
 
 OAfu Hrir?«(Mn. filMi of tlnpn, hf 45' 19' mi" N, lf»n 05 5l W,r#d »nd 
 
 ofid.q, visit' 
 lotf^bt >in fi^ 
 Kl bv S fi 
 by w I W noHhflfly, diirtant 
 
 wbliri laforitrit: ligbt, iitt«rnii(lnf( oviirv 45 fi«>(.'ond.q, vlnible 2fl rniln<;, 
 ftjH lilttli, ^liltf sddrtfft bnlldlhtf. WHhtowp^, holf^bt Jl5 f*«t. LjeM^yd 
 
 
 to W N W, frtft- 
 
 I AUTRMMJF iNrA.in, WT. .Foiin n»rofir, i*ii 'trr' ii wr n. ion 
 W. Mxetl white catoptric liubl, irlMlbtA 9<liiiilM, ll» Tttnt bi|«h, bi 
 tttm nvliltn tit vfHbul MtrffiM, M^Ht 4^ fnet. M^hti>d \1^t. 
 w«ti!llK« iit(«Mni wlilf4tl« Noniidt fur tO Mcondit tivflff tftinute. A 
 
 VUlblc bwiwoi'M till* ll^(^rlrt^^ from K S K found 
 rldft*' If^tMiid liKtil Ix^drlrtit bjr (umitinrtd N W 
 t|| (tilltf<i. 
 
 I'AntniiMtR f«rAtn, fit. lobn hnrbor, \ni ifp W 9<»" ff. Ion 00'^ fl' 90" 
 
 liuild)n|( r<»d 
 
 tififjr tftinuteV A bell btioy 
 n«ilr K Nido of VttMtim ttMnd K«fff. 
 
 Rt. .InllN llAftnoi'lt, l«t itr 15' Id ' N, loo flfl'^ Jl' 4M" W, wh»t« dioptfjft 
 ll(|bi, 4ili oftlcr, vKJbh 1(1 nillen, 96 ft'i^t blKlt, building verticul red and 
 white ilritiM, helftht 15 fVot. |J^ht«d Ifl2fl. 
 
 MtrngiiAMii l,iiiiiT, 45-^8' »5 " N, loo^^Ofl" 14' 80" W. finftd r«l towardu 
 «i«nwnr(l, white tnwutih hntbor, vhlble 10 nvlpn. White, square, wood, 
 dwellhi^ nttachcil, cntoptrtc. 
 
 t,fr.|.ni.iAit. on Point. Int 45" H' 40" N. Ion OO'^ 21' W W, 9 .Ijled wbffe 
 nitoptric li|rbts, vertical, 97 (eet npfirl, vl«tlil»> l5 miled, Hpf»»«r liiihf ?l, 
 Iowi»r 5fl A'ei hiuh, octnKonnI liuiblifie. sirliipM horlf,ont*llr red and Whlt«. 
 hAifflit SI IVet. liiffhted 181|. Vldibto between th# beafinRfl of W N W 
 rtfrtond Im- tt to K br N , Kojj wbl*t»lp during fo>{« and (wioW «torm« woondu 
 iwice (♦acli tn nnte, ftret (?lviii^ h blt.«t of l> wrond*' doffttion, witli (in in- 
 terviil of 5 Mei'ood-i, tli«^n m bliHt of 5 ii9<;ondfl (lumttcn, with an interrtil of 
 4D eecondii to complete the minute. 
 
 Hpitiim I'oiKT, St (Jroi« Hirer, Charlotte CJountr, l«t 4!)" 10' W, hm 
 
 ■Hii 
 
 urnonn a nmumt iiiiiir««, Ag^nf* tn ii«t« ti«#iia. 
 
■ I i n m^rmm^-i^^ w i i— — — 
 
 •fomm 
 
 WH 
 
 nKI.CIIK.U K fAUMK.UH 
 
 [IHHO 
 
 67^11' W, lixnU whitn caliiiiltii- liulil, 32 Ivot UIkIi. wiiiio ni|iian< jlMiililing, 
 h^ittht ^H lucU LiKlitvil IS/U. Tlin «M)uri««) lioiit Spruofl I'umt lo Imllnit 
 ffronn«t lA K 1>\' S j| H, dislaiive 9 iiiilim From Spruce Puiiit to Mark I'uUit 
 W N W, (Uittjincf> i! milfn. A v«x^ol Hrt«r lonviitK t)oin>»»l InUnd, to rlour 
 lli« rw\\ niioulit »toor N until (lie Hpriic« Point lifj^lit ItoAm N W liy W, Mnd 
 thor.cc take |i,W N VV' «9iirHo. 
 
 ftUiui Point, 9t Croix Uivrr, (Charlotte County, Ut 45^ 10' 10" N, 
 lonUT'^ Id' 30" \V.,(lKp«t whitA ca'npirk ii|{h(, 3i Tiot higli.iiquMro wliito 
 building, Iteitflit 28 fe«t. LiKlUe«l 1870. 
 
 MiiMir RiArKr, PnManiaqumUlv mv. rhwlott* Ooiintv, lat 45** 0' 58" 
 N, Ion (((('' 54' 4U" W, (Ut^d wltiiu uaiojitric li^lit, vlAiblu 15 milu^, 1<'I0 
 Asot hiK'li, biiitiUii)C white, Hqtiiirc. woo<l, heiuht )iO t'uet, lantciu brown. 
 Lituh'-jd 1970. A bnr (iXtcnds \i K K From lit, (il liounn, and vurtHuU r<M|uiru 
 to keep otr a diitAiiee of Stic }'ard9 to cloar U at low watui*. 
 
 Dhkw'h Ukaii, on W side or Uoaver IlHrbour, Charlotte Comity, lat 
 45<^3* 45" N, Ion 00" 44' W, ilxcd while catoptric liKbt, viniblc 10 n:iios 
 45 fuel high, white equnre woodon bnildbiu, height 90 leut. tilghted 
 1875. Seen at all poinU betwvcn eusiom anu wo«|orn lieaUu of harlMur. 
 
 Pka IVwNV, lat 45' a' 80" N, long OO"' 4^' 40" W, oarit nide of entranoo 
 to LeKtnng Hftrbor, Oxed greon iigliti viwililo 10 niilof*; visible from vtmi 
 round by south to north. White niiuarc woo<l buiitling, dwelling attMched. 
 
 lUiNs TNt.AMi>, W entl of Ii^land, 9 nidc of wpMern entmnob to HHn Har- 
 bor, I ut 45T 15" N, Ion 0(^51' W, Hxnd red vntoplric light, vinible 12 
 miles, 45 Oset high, whitu square wooden building, height 90 feet. Lighted 
 1871. 
 
 Latiti^ PamAor, on Mascathi Point, in lat. 46° 3' 20" N, long 06° 53' So" 
 W. A fog fruntpot has been erected on ftltiscatin Point, south entrunce to 
 Latito PaHHHjj^, sounds blAHts of 7 seconds, with an intervale of 30 seconds 
 betwoeu eAcU. 
 
 CAMPonKi.LO Ibi.a>i>, N point of lit ad Harbor, lat 44° 57' 40" N, Ion 
 08° 54' 10" \\\ flxvd white catoptric light, visible 15 miles, 04 fe t high, 
 white octaffonal tower with rod orosM, licigbt 34 feet. Lighted 1820. This 
 light enables vessels to enter Head Harbor at all times, tt is also a guide 
 tjQ vessels entering the main channel, to West Itilus, Moose Island, an.l the 
 inner Bay of Paasamaquoddy. 
 
 Port St. Amdukws, N point of entrance, 
 67^2' 50" \V,K^ed white catoptric light, 42 feet nmu, v 
 wliite octagonal building, height 'i2 te«t. Liglued l833. 
 the bearinKS of N W l>y N, and S K by S. A fog trumpet 
 head of Imrbor. ' 
 
 Pout St. AxunieSv'8, on sand reef at K entrance, lat 45° .T 45" N, Ion 
 07^0' 50" W, lixed wImIc catoptric light, visible 10 miles, 40 leet high, 
 structure white, square, wood, or. a framed pier, height ID feet. Lighted 
 1875 To guide to all ports in inner bay, an«l to vevsels g»ing up the 
 River St .'Croix from Little Passage or West Quoildy. There is only a 
 depth of 4 xcet of water on the N W extension oi the reef towards nviin 
 land. 
 
 South Wkst Wolf Isl.vnp, en S E point of the island, lat 44° 50' 30" 
 N, Ion 66° 44' 10" W, white catoptric light, revolving every 1^ minute, 
 vii^ible 17 to 20 miles, 111 leet hi^li, building wliitc, square, wood, lieiglit 
 35 levt Lighted 1871. Lantern on dwelling ; visible from all points ot 
 approach . 
 
 SwAi T.OW T.UL, N E part oi Grand Manan, lat 41° 45' 52" N, Ion 
 (>4° 44' W, ttxeti white catoptric light, vi-*ible 17 miles, 143 feet iiigh, 
 
 lat 46° 4' 10" N, Ion 
 high, visible 10 miles, 
 Vinible between 
 lo be trcctod at 
 
 
 
 H 
 
 
 
N, Ion 
 
 up the 
 only a 
 ds nifiin 
 
 5G' 30" 
 minutK, 
 
 loiiits ot 
 
 N. Ion 
 
 At ir. ll.'FUIiTiXR * CCMM, htmA o( P^wit'ii IThnff. 
 
 l««0] 
 
 
 l« 
 
 a 
 
 KlU 
 
 whitfl iK'Inftniiitl wnoilnu biiildini;, lM'lf;lit f<i) (r«>t . ij^iliUtl JHHU, Vinilili* 
 helwvflti llielifaiiiign ul H W runiiit liy H to N VV. A fitearo fo^ wbl<«tl(4 
 nnfxtreino N W iiriiil of (imiiil MonHn, H') (eflt H)x)tH M^li witter, HOMndti 
 in thick w(>Hihf>r, foKx and Know fllornm, 8 ltlai«ln ot 4 ^rrondn' ihirntlon In 
 each minute, willi an intt^rvRl oi til Mfoonda l>(<tw(tfn ••a<Ii Itliml, A npitx"* 
 beacon, imintwl vad, placed in lH70on Old Proprietor l4^^^\y^^^o» thv t) K of 
 (Irand Minnn iHlnnd. In lat 44" .IV lU" N. Ir;i (Id 4<r W, han « uhk* <Ic 
 valed 81 feet alwive hiuli watermark, and in clear wfAlhar aliould be Kcvn 
 Iron) • diatanee from 8 or JO miles. 
 
 Maciiiah Skaij tNt.AKP, «n Wand, tnt 44" .'JO' V N, »on 07° fl' l»" W, 2 
 »lxpd white 1i«|it», W by N i N, mid K by 8 J S, 67 yanl^ aoart, one lixht 
 cMtoptiic, the other dioptric of and order, vialnla 10 inilefi, K fiR feet. W 64 
 ('<>(<t bl^di, bitildioLrn white, each m feet hl^rh. tJ^litcd IRH'i. A f'o 
 wliinH^ sKundfl in thick weather, toga and nnow atomia, ft • conda in eac 
 halt' minute. 
 
 Uannkt Hook, ^on mck^ lot 40<' 0' 38" N« Ion 06° 47' W, flx'd and flafh 
 while light, dioptric, 4lh order, a flpfh every 4^ (ccondn, vinibli; 12 mnen, 
 (Id feet hifrli, octajronttl tuwor, height 41 leet, vertical black and wbi'e 
 atripos. litKhted Inill. A gnii In fired to Unawer aif(»iA)H dnHna fo^ and 
 anuwatorma. Dangeroaa rockn extend 4 mileNeantwHrd of ti.e light nonae. 
 Fixed light 46 aeconda* •clipae b| a^cohda, ilaah 4) aecondd, eclipae 6^ 
 aecondaTmaking 00 aoconda. o Of . 
 
 K 
 
 9^ 
 
 BABIiX] ISLAND. 
 
 Sahi.k Ihi.ani>, weat end, lat 43' 67' N., Ion OC 8' W., white ootoptric 
 revolving bght, revolv«n in three niinuteR, i*howinK three flflHhea at intervnta 
 of half a minute, then A coHnniion ol'ligtit during li minute in eaiih revolu- 
 liition. viniblo 18 milaa, 123 feet high* whito oclugomil wixxlen buildiiiir, 
 height 1)8 feet. Liuhted 1873. Steam fog whiatle disvuntinued fruin J uly 
 lat, 1878. 
 
 SAni.K f«T.Aiti>, I^ mllo from oaat «nd, tdt 43" 08' 80' N., k>n OO"^ 40' W., 
 fixed white dioptric Ugiit, Snd or<ler, v4»tble 18 miiaa^ 138 foet high, octagon 
 nnl building, white and brown alternately, height 84> feet. Lighted 187(1- 
 
 INLAND REVENUE DEiPARTMENT. 
 
 ' •"'' Tnifjieetm' for NovnSmlia; 0KOn(iKl]Mos,K^. 
 
 11 MAVW—Vol/rdar, A. McU'dd. E^ iacvten, V. G. Wainwrii,'ht, 
 John EutI, jr., P. llagiirty, 1>. Cflriol. 
 
 VxGtOM—CMector, m »■» Iktcclive OJllm; Gicorgc J. 
 
 Campbell. . ,. ,, , 
 
 NoKTii Sydney — CoUeetar, — — Mct)onn1d. 
 
 Yakmouth — C'o//ec/o»', T. V. B. Bingny, Esq. • • 
 
 »»oi«e Duties. . .^ «^dy .*Ui .; .u > j 
 Beer, brewed in whole or in part from any other *'v ■ j^ 
 
 substance than malt ,..',., 4 ctn per gal 
 
 Cigara, of all kinds 40 eta per lb 
 
 Malt Iclperlb 
 
 Ptitroloum .....I'VcB. 
 
 do Inapevtorttfeea— Packages over 20 gain. 10 cla pt-r pckgo 
 do do do uiitkr SO gald. ^ " per gal 
 
 . ^. i JUtOAVN A WIMHI, Accnla tmr N«v« lUMlm^^ , , 
 
 r 
 

 ii' 
 
 faita 
 
 iiimioBiMtjr, S«6te1i m4 K»fflM BarlnnB, 
 
 140 
 
 BELCHRRfl PARMRdS 
 
 [1680 
 
 Spirit*, proof. $1 .00 p«r sal 
 
 TotMccoand SnufT. SOctopcrlb 
 
 Vineg*r 8< ♦♦ "gal. 
 
 Ziioe: 
 
 Bondf'd ManufiMtnrM. ... annnall/, $60 
 
 Brewers 
 
 Dij^tillvm or Rectiflen .■a',.,,, 4 ** 
 
 Compounding;, l' J ..t. ** 
 
 llaiuil«r«— 4 claim, S')0 to 100() ccatals malt per avanth, ** 
 
 •♦ a " IWWtolWO *' " •* 
 
 " % " i&Orttoaooo " •» . •• 
 
 " 1 " 2000 and upwatd •• ** " 
 
 Tobacco Manufiacturers 
 
 Stamp Duties. 
 
 II 
 
 •0 
 
 fiO 
 
 100 
 
 900 
 50 
 
 Bill Stampii are of t!ie denomhiationf of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, B, 9, 10, 
 SO, 30, 40 and 50 cents, and SI. $2. nnd $3. TheV are to be affixed to 
 Bilk of Kxchange, Drafte and rrombsory Notes, vix :— 
 
 Note or BUI Cor 
 
 SlAgiy. 
 
 Over$25 fOOl 
 
 25 to $50 
 50 to 100 
 
 looto aoo 
 
 200 t» 300 
 300 to 400 
 400 to 500 
 600 to 600 . 
 Aad M> on. 
 
 08 
 03 
 00 
 09 
 12 
 16 
 18 
 
 ..w.i /i. 
 
 DuaHcate, 
 eaoupart. 
 
 $001 
 01 
 02 
 04 
 08 
 M 
 10 
 IS 
 
 Triplieato, 
 •ado part. 
 
 $0 01 
 01 
 01 
 OS 
 08 
 04 
 05 
 08 
 
 The person affixing the stamps is required, in all cases, to cancel 
 thami by writing or ataraping thereon the date, which must correspond 
 with tlie date ot the instrument to which they are affixed. 
 
 'WVZOSTS Airo ICSASTTaSS. 
 
 tu iC., 
 
 ■ *■■ ■ ; M ^1 "■ < 
 
 7» 
 
 T'/IA^ 
 
 Ml 
 
 INSFSCTORS. 
 HaK/ax, R. M. King; P. Tompkins, Assistant. 8j/d$uy^ L. E. Tremaine. 
 
 jrOBMS OF DOMINION WKIOHTS. 
 Aroirdupoia WeUchts. 
 
 From 50 Ibfi. down to one pound, cylindrical, with knob. 
 The same, with nng. 
 
 Kectangular bhick with ring or handle cast solid. j 
 
 Truncated sauare pyramid 
 
 From 5 Ibii. a>wn to one half dram. Any of the above form' ; also flat 
 discs ic nests. 
 
 Orain Weiffhta. 
 
 From 1 .000 grains down to ten grains. Cylindrical with a small rising 
 stem and kaob. 
 
 Six grains and under. Bent piatmum or aluminium wire so bent as to 
 represent the number of grains, or decimal parts of a grain 
 
 In every case the denomination of the weight when of sufficient sise, 
 
 9 
 
 I 
 
 s 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 8 
 
 n 
 
 Mixer* BM«k iMaO, Haawa'a «h« MllleVa mmttttugfit 
 
At H. H. FUIXEB A CO.% htU of IP^wvr*! WhArf. 
 
 alio flftt 
 
 tU rising 
 ent as to 
 ient sice, 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 t 
 t 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 Si 
 
 m 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 1880] 
 
 ▲LrUANACK. 
 
 141 
 
 mast be cast, eiiKraved or stamped un them io bold legible nameralf, of 
 size duly proportioned to the siseof the weight. 
 
 A 60 lb. weight for the bushel of wheaf. of some form sufficiently distinct 
 from the form hefein described to prevent the ono being nistaken for the 
 other. 
 
 rroy Weigbta. 
 
 From 500 ounces down to one onnce. I'runcated cone with knob* 
 
 From 6 ounces iliiwn to .001 oanco, flat square plates. 
 
 Th3 denomination to be engraved on the top of the knob of each weight, 
 in as large numerals as the sis« of the weight will admit: and also on the 
 face of the smaller weights. 
 
 Fee* t6 b^ Ooll«oted for Varifleation of Wctghto. 
 
 
 DOMINION WEIGHTS. 
 
 
 Avoirdupois Wkioht. 
 
 TmoT WlUOUT. 
 
 
 Verification Fees. 
 
 Denomination. 
 
 Verification Fees. 
 
 , 
 
 • 
 
 8 
 
 1 
 
 
 Denomination. 
 
 
 • 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 Iron. 
 
 J 
 
 1 
 
 Bror.se onljr. 
 
 
 cts. 
 
 cts. 
 
 cts. 
 
 « 
 
 cts. 
 
 60 lbs. 
 
 26 
 
 25 
 
 30 
 
 500 oz. 
 
 50 
 
 60 *• 
 
 ») 
 
 20 
 
 25 
 
 8C0 " 
 
 40 
 
 SO " 
 
 90 
 
 90 
 
 25 
 
 200 " 
 
 35 
 
 90 *• 
 
 90 
 
 90 
 
 25 
 
 100 " 
 
 30 
 
 10 " 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 15 
 
 50 " 
 
 20 
 
 6 " 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 30 •♦ 
 
 90 
 
 3 ** 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 90 " 
 
 20 
 
 3 •» 
 
 5 
 
 
 
 '0 
 
 10 " 
 
 90 
 
 1 " 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 '0 
 
 5 " 
 
 15 
 
 8 ot. 
 
 61 
 
 
 
 » •♦ 
 
 10 
 
 4 " 
 
 ft 
 
 • 
 
 «« 
 
 3 - 
 
 10 
 
 2 *' 
 
 5 
 
 1 
 
 s 
 
 1 •• 
 
 10 
 
 1 " 
 
 5 
 
 7« 
 
 •*4 
 
 a 
 
 .6 
 
 10 
 
 8 drama. 
 
 5 
 
 1 
 
 •3 
 
 .3 
 
 10 
 
 4 " 
 
 5 
 
 « 
 
 •^ 
 
 .9 
 
 10 
 
 2 *' 
 
 5 
 
 ^ 
 
 s, 
 
 .1 
 
 10 
 
 1 " 
 
 5 
 
 ^ 
 
 .05 
 
 10 
 
 4 *' 
 
 5j 
 
 
 
 .AS 
 
 .03 
 
 10 
 10 
 
 Set aiJabove from 
 501b. down to 
 
 
 
 
 M 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 
 Jim 
 
 10 
 
 A lO. .•V...9*..'' 
 
 10.75 
 
 fi.eo 
 
 81.90 
 
 .008 
 
 ,10 
 
 
 ! .1 - • . y. 
 
 
 
 .003 
 
 10 
 
 Do d^T from 8 
 
 
 
 • 
 
 .001 
 
 10 
 
 oz. to i dram. . 
 
 80.30 
 
 
 
 Set as above 
 
 
 Set of grain 
 
 
 
 
 from 500 oz. 
 
 
 weights, from 
 
 
 
 
 to 1 oz 
 
 lis 50 
 
 1,(K)0 grs down 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 to .01 of a grain. 
 
 
 
 
 do. from .5 ez 
 
 
 in authoriaed 
 
 
 
 
 down to .001.. 
 
 81.50 
 
 series 
 
 80.90 
 
 
 
 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 i.' t 
 
 J^Mwsl it «M«*U«MUiiy kiw 
 
 kjr BMOWII M WJIBB. 
 
1 
 
 I! ^ 
 
 I, » 
 
 l!| 
 
 lfbwt>i Chopylay A«#ii, for wale by If. H. FULLER A CO. 
 
 142 
 
 HKLCHBR'8 FAUM Bit's 
 
 [1880 
 
 The old 56, 2S, U, 7, 4, 9, 1 lb. weiffhti to be admittad to Teriflcatioo 
 and tolerated till Ist July, 1880. 
 
 DOMINION MBABUBBS OF OAFAOITT. 
 
 Bushel. Iinir bntihel, neck, f^allon, may he of (1) Hronee or HraM Cant; 
 (2) Ilaiiiinered Sheet HraM or Chopper, fllrenKthon d by rims of similar 
 ir.etal, and upriglit strapH; (8) Sheet Iron, when of sufflciont strong to 
 retain tha form of the measure under ordinary usuage, either nvlth wood or 
 iron bottoms; (4) Woo<l,of any suitable qualit}', with iron or hardwood rim. 
 WlKPn of "'oo(l, the odf?e to be sufficiently lilck to receive the brand. 
 
 Ciallon, half f^ullon. quart, pmt, halt pint, cill, half f^ill, mar be made of 
 (1) Hronze or Uraas, cast; (9) Uammerod Meet Brass or Copper, with 
 Hiiitable rim of similar meial; (3) Hard Pewter; (4) Stout tin plate of 
 approved tliickne^s. 
 
 No nieaHun; of cnpncity of which the Hides or bottom are indented, 
 battered, or knocked out ol the rcfjulur form, will be admitted t** verifica- 
 tion, nor any- whoso bottoms are not sutttcientlj' strong t(; caii'y the contents 
 without changing their form. 
 
 Fees to be OoUeoted for Measures of Capacity. 
 
 DOMINION MEASURES 
 
 DtsiTomination. 
 
 9* 
 
 ..tt) ' ,*»'. 
 
 ?r 
 
 -»« 
 
 • I »• 
 
 if 
 
 Bushel . . 
 ^ Bushel 
 Peck .... 
 Gallon . 
 i Gallon. 
 Quart.... 
 
 Pint. 
 
 i Pint 
 
 Gill 
 
 iGill 
 
 Set from Bushel Jo Peck 
 
 Set from GkIIou to \ Gill. 
 
 Material. 
 
 ■a 
 
 a 
 
 A 
 
 Cts. 
 
 ao 
 
 95 
 
 9(1 
 
 15 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 75 
 
 40 
 
 2 ^ 
 
 eo 
 
 Cts. 
 30 
 25 
 90 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 75 
 
 40 
 
 a 
 2 
 
 M 
 CO 
 
 Cts. 
 
 20 
 
 15 
 
 15 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 50 
 
 30 
 
 9> 
 
 m 
 
 a 
 
 Cts. 
 
 I" 
 
 15 
 
 i(i; 
 
 10 
 5 
 5 
 5 
 
 • 5 
 
 • « • I 
 
 40 
 
 Cta. 
 10 
 7 
 5 
 5 
 5 
 
 30 
 
 The old measures of capacity admitted to verification and tolerated till 
 July, ,1880. , 
 
 Fees to be charged for Verifloation of 'Welgh-Bridges, Platform 
 Scales, Weighing Machines, Balances and Steelyards. 
 
 Balances with equal arms : 
 lo weigh 5 lbs. and under in each 
 
 pan !iJ0 30 
 
 To wtHgh from 5 lbs up to 50 
 
 each pan 50 
 
 To weigh from 60 lbs up to 
 
 1^0, each pan ...;........ 75 
 
 To weigli from 100 lbs upwards 1 00 
 
 
 f 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 P 
 
 1 
 f 
 
 KHlttrt* mmi^mA Heitum i)^tttU&m»itm*haSemstsi 
 
2 
 { 
 
 e 
 
 a 
 « 
 
 § 
 
 CtoM llMn' 8ii|ipllM« Ai H« H. rUUCB A €0.% 
 
 1880] 
 
 AI^ANAOK. 
 
 148 
 
 Steelyi nU wHh divided armi 
 To weigh AOO Ibn and nnder. .10 60 
 '* 600 to 1,000 lbs.... n 
 
 * 1.000 to 2,000 !bi. J 00 
 ** 7,000 fbit and a]mRrds 1 ftO 
 
 Balancun with uneqail anna, not 
 divided: 
 To weigh 1,000 lbfi& under .to 75 
 
 * 1,000 Iba up to 
 2,000 Ibe 1 00 
 
 To weiKh 2,000 lbs and op to 
 4. mm JOB* ••• ••••.«•••••• 1 
 
 Weign-bridgen or Platform Scales: 
 
 To weigh 2,000 Iba & under. SI 
 
 ♦• a,OfO to 4,000 lbs. 1 
 
 ** 4,000 to 6,000 Iba. 2 
 
 And for eacli additional tun. . 
 
 To be rerHled at Ike Inefector'a 
 OAce. If TerlfieA tlvewlwre «oet 
 of cartage of we^fbta uaed for 
 veriflcAtioa to be cMrged extau 
 
 fiO 
 
 • ■•no 1 I 
 
 00 
 BO 
 00 
 50 
 
 ' Same ai Ab«Te aa fo eartagt. 
 
 And in addition to th«M rafea the 
 coMt of CNrtitag the weighta ttaed for 
 veriiiGation. 
 
 IiINSAB KBABURXfl. 
 
 MATRniAL.— Thef>e tneaeuree may be made of any aulVaMe hard metal, 
 or oi straitrht grnined wood. When of wood the ertde miirt Im nrotectea 
 by metal ttpn, well secured. The chains of iron orMcel witH solid Joints. 
 The Kibands may be of steel or of metal wire woven wMh other fibre. 
 
 Feea to be charged for Verlflcation of IiUieel Meeavre. 
 
 Of Metal. Of Wood. 
 
 10 feet 
 
 6 " ..,,. 
 
 5 " 
 
 8 *' or yard. 
 
 ivnrd 
 feet....!^ 
 
 1 foot 
 
 i foot 
 
 Chain or Riband 100 feet $1 
 
 •♦ 50 " r. 1 
 
 1 
 
 
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 35 eta. 
 
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 8 
 
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 Under Act 36® Victoria, Cap. 48, 1873, prpvision la made for tl^e 
 Inspection of Gat, which in Nova Scotin in to be of "le, lllominating 
 power of sixteen candles. Apparatus for testing nnd analysing the 
 Gas supplied to Ntilifnx, has been fitted up in Hesslcin'a Boilding^ 
 Hrllia Street. Inspeetora — Halifax, Archibald Miller; Piotoit, Jamaa 
 HepbmH. 
 
 xiirsrsarxoxr or msB axo) oxts. 
 
 Inbfkctorr — County t>f Ha,'ifi'x, Edmund Ryan; Tnrmouth, Robert 
 brown: Om/tbonmgk,\Vik G Seutt, jr.; Bttihtnoml^ K E Bine;,* Ftcft^'n, 
 J. A. Matheeon t /nrefnfM, A B Skinner; C^^pe Breumi ■ ' < \AKti' 
 
 gwmh, W J Webb; X.t<iieii6iir;9, George ^^nderson. < 
 
 MM«WK « WUP effar tkcae OeeOa tcij luir aft Wlieleaaie. 
 
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 Trtr «kH«l» ht»l('!»'i»n'i« iifimllnnn. fnlmmi-lroiJ or )ii>« intiit, titli r«>Mi«. 
 
 l'Vt^Mi'<n»iMfi'< rtf Mlmnrt) whrtrtti jrnHi or «••« «rn«t, llrti'iin »'««ni*, 
 
 For «iiili ItuK-lmrivl itinitlinoii, i«a)iiioii-troul ur le* liuiil, Um n.'iita. 
 
 Kor I'ni'li Itmn'l III iHrtrkiMcl, ton «<f\\\n 
 
 Kor 0Ni'li (ifilf l>iirt-<>l ol iniirKi>i-«l, lWiir«it(a,, 
 
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 Vnv «>(ii'li IiaII l»Hin>l ol hi'iriiiK. tlUM vfnlll. 
 
 |'\»r Mvli l)nii«»l ufnlmil, 1««M i;«Mli». 
 Kui- i>fli'h ItHir-lmno) ol>liH<l, N»>\ fh <icMli. ' , 
 
 I'oi- fHrli Un»r<»l ol whli»«lMi. It'll o«nt«. "'- 
 Jmm* fiicli Imll-bAn-H o( wliitMUnh. mavvu c^nln. 
 
 Vuisrtch bHiri^l ol |tickl(*il coilllrli, litlk«, liil(t«iu€k or ntUinlt, fivt 01*111* 
 I'or ffaci) Itiill ttMtft'l <li(to, ilirufl «s«>iiU. 
 
 Vor fMoli ItAiiol ol' «h.v-9iiltp(t nvllltit, Imke, hiidiUtck, catllnU, liii|f or 
 pollock, llv» vvwU. 
 
 Kor rM«U liHirimn^l dido, llin><» r#n(ii 
 
 Kor i»*ch h^rn"! o( (>i\m, Uu wut*. - - t - t 
 
 Kor i'«ol» l>iilf^Unnt>l hnnn, n«>voh opHIh. 
 
 K«»r Moil lNirr«4 ol vod Iohkimh, uoiI noujtiln, tmllibut or eoh, tnii ii«otib 
 
 KO* ««« It l\«ll-iMI«r«i «(illU, KKVUlt ViMltR. 
 
 {'W Midi taiin'l PHiok<>d hfiTiiiKi '*» «'»?»*<«. ( ^tr'«i» ||it» Mi! 1 'mi • 
 or fHO»i b»K Mn«K».l luMrioff, ihreo i^miU. | ,.,|, v> ^) v«ih «bi»H I»H ••it 
 I'or pnoh nnll'ltox diUo, two contu, 
 K>ir«««<l»«^i«iim- iMtK (Htif>, mm cent. ' »...•,• .*i 
 
 Kor inAiMHiin^, KiUiuiii^ i\ihI limmlioij; onrit pnMrlHM»n of oil, IwiMily cl«. 
 
 For itM|H>Hlnff, gitrtf^io^; nin! brnitdinK orioh liop;i*li«>iid ol oil, iHlPcn rpiitH. 
 
 For ikt^pcotUtpc, iiHii^iiifi; iind liniiidinK eiicli ti«r«H^ol oil, twuiity otnth. 
 
 K'>r miipeciiuit, ftitiirtutf]: mikI Itrnndiou »»^^\ Itarral ol oil, llOoen tnilK. 
 
 Tho fiuvnoinj? VrtlP8 sI(hII In r«H:koiio»V exolimivw ol nail, (tii-kln, rivojM«r- 
 Hfit, nforiiK*^ And liihor en)(«litv«d in woHJiiiiK, ri(trinf(, i<l«nnln^, nftlliitfi;, 
 «vivv^lt»n or ro |[>:uiviiiu nii'l niokliKji; i\\\\ lisli 
 
 I'oi '^)ii(i)diop;xM- loni-loii)^' Newroiuidliuul Unit which Iiavu been innptcttd 
 in Npwlouiidliiml. two <<<mi(k p^r Imtrol 
 
 Kor^M^nvolinii: PtiMtlv |>H«'l<t«H*Hr om» c#nt. .... . .;•■ , 
 
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 CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT. 
 
 fns)>r<ior for .V.JojT^ctfAff^ J*. J. KjiHH, i|Q^<|., AtnhorHt, N. S. 
 
 Amiikubt— (V/«fc>»*. Dr. N. Tuppfljr. Out l*ortn — .!>Vi- C W/fr^fws, 
 iNvuwush, i. lU'iirv Iwuck; VV^hvcc, Wiltlam McMal^ ; Jouulus, J. 
 MollHtti Tulnish, J. C. Hnuulrtija 
 
 AiiHxrons— Coi/ftYiM-, Aiif];ustu« FitUortou. (Md l\}rt9-^iSuh'Vol- 
 Uotiti^, Cl<imt«it!<|Mrtt 1^. £". DitniHi**; TlioiWs Cwve, K. H. Vuitor. 
 
 Antujonish — (\)/Wtor, U. Mi'lMilo. (htt fWts — .SVft-CW/orfiM-li, 
 UhvIicUI or Little Hivor, K. (i. H^utdall; lIi\rlK>ur au no\i«'lio.li. ('orlu'tt. 
 
 Anion AT-r-.<f;a^fYto»-,Ji)lnuM» li"ly WU Q'U ZJwi*«6'u6 J W/r( ^>r.s Si. 
 PctorV, l)«.n!iW*lrr.itthhfh ¥«n lJWKmdr\d,^A.'^MtDt)uald ; Ulvcr 
 Uui;p^MS> Willi«i« S, Ucjrd; L'Aiiloine, W . Brjuior.. 
 
 Qront Bras dHlr, l>on«M CAtnplwII ; 8t, Ann's, D. McAnloy; Aspey 
 Bay, Duvid McDonald ; IngtWish, Jnmo« Shea. ' 
 
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 r.irl WilliiUHB, W. HmtPn. ' • ' 
 
 f'unmlii Cr.M.k, ('. V. Ilnwillnjr ; Kn-ncli i'vtmn, II V. II. Ki»rn»Wfiflh } 
 ll.irtMMiivill«>, 11. MMirh; ttnrtuii. K' DeWuU'} I'ort .WiUJ«WN, U. H. 
 1<iM'kmN)«l; K»'iilvi!li<, M. II. I)ii(lf(i*. 
 
 l),„i,v_r,»//r»r.M. IV Virtu. Ou^ IWii—Suit-Vulh^rfi. iSltnr Ulvor, 
 !)..!. MoiHo; Hiiiuly Cove, ('. Uldiio^ ; WoHtjwirt, II. if. Huggloi; 
 Kf1*t'"'^t, Jl •rhllVlMt. .t'K t" ■ "• , ' ' < ; 'i 
 
 ditTRiiono— CW/ff^^r. <l«tiic8 A. Torny. fXii! PnHn—fivh-Vn^ft'torii, 
 I Port MmIuiiivc, l)iiviil Miinny} tiiHiu',>t ^''^c^'^'t *^<''**'P^^ t/'prifllii;/ 
 Hi. MmvM Hiviv, A. I'. McKciikIc ; ( nm iSiiino, J. •lelficjr ; lAnvvmh, 
 .IimK-K flomlow; /'fVmif^iw .Vfrrft/'H, Whitftn'tul. ' '/',"' 
 
 IIaI.M AX — f '»»//'(^|/, ll«in W. I?»ms. /fnfistnlr nf f^fltimliuf, ll B. 
 
 riuilin, /V.^ .v^,»»r/rtri .Irw*V>> ArtuMii. i^hipf vUk, VTm' II Iftll. 
 f'«fn/»i>r, SniiMU'l Nul>l«'. A»»<</ /A"»"i ( '(tr/t, •lamcN <^ Mofrix, VVf ^. 
 (UniftuMi W. li. I'tiNvltir. f.VoV/ it'i/f^f/Kw (%.ik..,1nu KakvrtkU'y. 
 
 Hfifintinr of Shij)i)itiii, CM. Altlioii. fHvAn l/» f^o/*/ Surrftfitr, ,1. V. 
 
 Ulrlmnlmni, Ji»« VVHllm»«», /<f«;i>mW, titirt H.IVTtinr^. AnnUtmnt i)Uio, 
 
 l>. Mlii<k«viMt(l, CltnHt'ii Htitiiani, J. M. McMnr t, At»iitfitu» fo hlUo, 
 
 ..TnmoH l)('('<MU('«7. Stntinflvn, Chitf Chrh-, '.<lwRnl Wll!h«r*. ^'/^H^^», 
 
 It. Onhlwv'll, II. IajIhom. Air^iuiiuif'i to Ouw/rr§, TIioh Connnrf. ImihI-j 
 i>\ll Wttltvia^ Jmiih's Kerr. (). A. Y. Vnw, I'lioii P. Joifi. J. p/i,Qti)ipfU 
 ,}u\m Atir.. Wniiflt>vii, t MuIIaiH', Htflplien Wlilt«. nhrli'iirt, IJbnf^ 
 
 MoO* 
 
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 Afmiuiwifi to OuaOrr§, TIioh Corillorfi. 
 
 KrrtMT, Wi'ljworrt Kflviioldfl, M. II. HulUvnti, (Jeo O. Ornjr, mmM 
 onn.d, •Iniiicfi F. HiirnhAinrtlohn Hte«i<% Mntt J. MeOutdy, Win 
 , jr, U. Hrown, Holinrt llodijos, W. II. DHnhrord, W. A. (/Iiipmnn, 
 .Inn Mmriiv.'l. L, Uaijo'lit^'' J|k''"''U'"01« Jpl'U (lanl. JJ'idr Survfi/nr, 
 Aloxmnlcr Kelly,' Tii/<^mutAi*, WftlAki'CiiiirtJd, WJi K. KliHtiks, 
 I'ctcr 8. M«m»n, Wnllm(! niioliiiimfi, J. J. O'llrloii, W. II. TrldfT, 
 llichnnl linker, WHUnm Hcrry, It. 0. Ortiion. limttmfit, Win Niino, 
 
 l.hio n«'HKlny, Win ¥i^v^^, Jt*. Flow*. tfffHfi'Mp»H^^riWni Hln'knmn. 
 
 \(hit /M{(n-^tSul)-(yiirti)iH, 8lit'ct llnrbgur, Mfilculm McKarJario^ 8iilj» 
 lliirtiour, Kd^ur Hill. 
 
 t Ltvj4n^0<ii,— fV/w//»r, J. IJ.Diitdap. ., ^, " li',' 
 
 lifWKioi'onT— rW/pr^or, (i«o. 8tRlk«r/<*''» • ■ »< 
 
 L<)Ni>oNoifiiiiiv — C'«»//c<;/«r, Jlobort l)ill. Out-Portn^Stib'Coltetlorit, 
 'Fiv« iHlAiids, A. A. Cortiott. v 
 
 LuNioNHUJto— f.WA'».7f>r, Kdw DowIlA^,'" Oi/< Portn^Suh-Cqllrdors, 
 Malxuiitt JitMy, 0. D. Mader; Chester, Wn 11. Butler; imkUft, 1). 
 ;Uvimrd; Hridjft'wator, — — -—- — . 
 
 [ MAU0AHifii;8Vij,i.M— CW/jr^AT, D. W. Landeri. OvU Pvrl — Snb'Col- 
 ^^eelni; Port Gotirge, U. H. Heed. 
 
 t l*AUlUUto^O|,*-rCW/«c<(M;, A. 8. TownidiOTHl. Oai Porln— Sub-Col- 
 Ve(]tor«v Advoo(iU) IlHrbour. C. Ward ; Uatchford'a Uiver, h\ V. llatfieUI ; 
 fApplo Hivcr, John Ward. 
 
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 BBLCBBKS rAKMER 9 
 
 [1880 
 
 PiCTOD— Cfl^^or, Daniel McDonsM, (An Pert^^Sub-Vtaeeton, 
 Tatnmagouche, J. O. 6. Campbell ; Meri(;amMh, R* Miirniy ; Vfiw 
 GloHgow, J. F. McDonald ; River 9o\at, i. K. Uenv^r 
 
 Port Hawkksbdbt — Collector, M. McDonald. 
 
 Post Koon— Collector, E. D. TmmaAn. OW Port'-SdhCoaeetm' 
 Margaree, J. Ross. / . 
 
 Port MEDiTAT-^CWfecfiV, Jl J. Letron. t f V, -t,. .;'(* '^ 
 
 SuiEnDURnB — CciUqUr, W. W. Atwood. Oat Port—Sfuh-Cdteiior, 
 Jordan River, M. D. MeKenzie. 
 
 Stdnbt — Collector, C. fc. Leonard. Out Porta — 9ulhCdletior», Lin- 
 ffnn, RicU Laffin ; Loaisbniig^, L. Kavaimgb; Maina-die«, G. Ri^-gj; 
 Little Glatd Bay, C. H. Bigbv ; Cow Bay, W. W. Bowb; Caledonia, 
 David McKeen ; Sontb Bar, Patrick Mallins. 
 
 North Sydv^t— Collector, Alex Hamilton. Out Port-^Suh-C^t- 
 leqtor. Little Bras d'Or, SfUrdoch McDonald. 
 
 Port or Titutto— CW/«etor, John F. Crow; Clerk, 8. B. BenU^tfr : 
 
 W«TMOiTTH-<i- Collector, 8. Jonea. Out Potis—StA- CoHectar*, Ac adie, 
 A. Boarneuf; Belleveas's Cove, J. Y. Stnart; Port Gilbert, R. 
 Sanderson ; Mett^ghan, B. A. il^obickean. 
 
 WiHD»OR—CWfed«r.E. O'Brien. Oitt Port8'-SulhColleetor9,Cht^m, 
 T. A. Malcom: Hantsport, Wm Davidson; Walton^ A. McN Parker; 
 Maitland, A. Roy. < v^o . r < I . 
 
 Yarmouth— Co/fec/ar, H. A. Hood; Landing Surveyor and Clerh^ 
 W. SffcGill; 4£pyruW, VV. L. Campbell. Out Portt—Stit-CoHedorg, 
 Beaver HiVer, K, Parry'; Pubnico, P. 8. D'£ntremont ; Tnsket, James 
 
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 Corrected to Beptember, 1879i 
 
 ii.—Kesdt^ed, That !t is expedient to provide tlmt the value of iTl Bottlen, 
 Flasks, Jars, Demijohns, Carboya, Casks, Hogsheads, Pipe^ Barrels and all 
 otiier Versels or rackn((e« manufactured of Tin, Iron, Lead, ^iir, Olasa or any 
 other ni^iterial, ani capable of holding Liquid; Crate«, Barrels and other Pack- 
 ages coataining Ulass, Cliina, Crockery or £artheDware. and all Packages in wliioli 
 goods are commonly placed for home consumption, including Cases in wbirH Bot- 
 tled Spirits, Wines or Malt Liquor* are contained, and every Package, befng the 
 Arst r*;ceptacle or covering, enclosing goods for purpose of sale, shall in nil cases, 
 not other\ri)i« provided for, in which they coiitam goods subject to an ad valorem 
 duty, tie taken and held to be a part of the fair market v»lue of such gnuda for 
 dutv, and wkeu they oontain goods subj«et to specific duty only, such Paefcagoa 
 shall l)e chiirgeil with a duty of Customs of twenty per cent, ad valorem, to be 
 computed npon their original cost or value; and ah or any of the above Packages 
 described as capable of holding Liquids When containing goods exempt fWnn duty 
 under this Act, shall be charged with a duty of twenty per cent, ad valortm \ but 
 all Packages not hereinbefore specifled, and not specially charged with duty by 
 any unrepealed enactment, and being the usual and ordinary Packages in which 
 goods aro packed for exportation only, aocordtng to- the geneial asuage and cuatom 
 of trade, sliall be free ot duty. 
 
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 [1880 
 
 W/ecfer 
 
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 ALMANACK. 
 
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 Acid— Acetic and Yiiipgaif 12 
 
 centK per Imp. gal •. 
 
 Acid — Sulphuric I cent per lb. 
 
 " JA uriatic and Nitric. . . ad vul. M 
 
 " Oxalic Free 
 
 Carboys oonlain'g Acids, same 
 rate of duty as empty. 
 Ad<rerti«ing Pcinphlets, CatalO)Oi^« 
 Alinanacf) & FaKhioti Pamphlets. . 
 
 Sri .00 per 100 ; 
 
 Acetate of Lime 20 
 
 Agricultural Implements, not other- 
 
 \tise providetl for 25 
 
 Aj^rfc Free 
 
 'Aerates, uumanufactu<'e<l Free 
 
 Ale, lioer and Porter, imported in 
 bottlpg, fi quart and 12 pint bottles 
 to l>c iield to contain one Imperial 
 
 gallon 18 cents per Imp. gal. 
 
 Ale, Beer and Porter, imported in 
 casks or otherwise than iubottlea. . 
 
 10 cents per Imp. ^al 
 
 Alcohol $1.32^ per Imp. gal. 
 
 Vlkanet Root Free 
 
 Aloes ': Free 
 
 Amber, manufactured 20 
 
 Almotids 20 
 
 AUnn Free 
 
 Aluminum Free 
 
 Ambergris. Fice 
 
 Ammonia, erude Free 
 
 Aitiiine Dyes \ Free 
 
 Aniline Oil, crude .Free 
 
 AuiHne Salts Free 
 
 Animals, living, of all kinds, viz: 
 Horses, Homed Cattle, Sheep, 
 
 Swine, all others 20 
 
 Ani mals brought 1 nto Canad a temnor- 
 arily and for a period notexceeatng 
 three months, for tSic purpose of 
 exhibition or competition for prizes 
 offered by any Agrlctdtui al or other 
 Association, but a bond shall be 
 first given, in nccordanfcc with re- 
 gidatlons to l)c prescribed by the 
 Minister of Customs, with tli« con- 
 dition that the full tluty to which 
 such an1ma*B avouM otherwise be 
 liable, shnll be -^i Mn case of their 
 sale in Canada, or if not re- exported 
 within the time epecifled in such 
 
 bond , Free 
 
 Animals for tlie improvenient of 
 Stock, under regulations to he 
 made by the Treasury Botrcl, and 
 approved by the Govt iBor in Coun- 
 cil Free 
 
 Annato, liquid or solid, Annato Seed Free 
 
 Anchora Free 
 
 AnUniouy Free 
 
 Anvils 30 
 
 Apparel, wearing and other personal 
 and household effects, not mer- 
 chandifw, of British BUbjocts dying 
 abroad, but domiciled in Canada. . Free 
 Argol, dust, Argolfl,c'rude Free 
 
 P. c. 
 Army and Navy and Canadian Mill- • 
 tia, for the use of, viz : 
 Arms, Clothing, Musical Instn.- 
 meuiH ibr Bands, Military Stores 
 
 and Munitions of War Free 
 
 Arsdniate of AuUiiie Free 
 
 Articles for the use of the Oovomor- 
 
 Oeneral Free 
 
 Artleles tbr the iiseof Foreicil Contuls 
 
 General , .Free 
 
 Articles imported by aud for the nse 
 of the Dominion Governroentf or 
 any of the Deparimeuts tlHsreofi 
 and for the Senate t^nl liouw of 
 
 Oomirons ,, Free 
 
 Artificial Flowers .30 
 
 Arsenic Fiee 
 
 Atlases ft cents per lb. 
 
 Arrowroot 20 
 
 Aeiiea, Pot, Pearl ami Soda ........ Free 
 
 B. 
 
 Bay RnlD. . . .91.90 per Imo. gal. and 
 
 ad. vat ! / . 30 
 
 Babbitt MetaL ... 10 
 
 Baking Powders 20 
 
 Bamboo Reeds, not furtSier mannfhc- 
 tured tlian cutinto suitable lengths 
 for walking' sticks or c*ne8, or tor 
 sticks for umbrellas, parasols or 
 
 sunshades Free 
 
 Bamboos, unmanufactured i. .Free 
 
 Bairels, of Canadian mamtftctiire, 
 • exported filled with doOtestk pet- 
 roleum and returned empty, under 
 such regulations as the Himster of 
 
 Cnsloms may prescribe Vne 
 
 Bariey 15 cents per bashel. 
 
 Barilla Free 
 
 Barytes, unnianuftictured ;.., .Tree 
 
 Baskets of Willow and Bamboo 25 
 
 Beans 15 cents per 'bushel. 
 
 Bells, for Churches Free 
 
 Braces of Cotton and Elastic 25 
 
 Berries for Dyeiug, or u«ed fur eora* 
 
 posing^yes .Free 
 
 Bark, p^^red 20 
 
 Billiard Tables, without pockets, four 
 feet six inches by nine feet. . . .each 
 
 i'22.S0' and ad vat 10 
 
 Billiard Tables, five feet by ten feet, 
 
 each $25 and ad rat .- 10 
 
 Billianl Tables, with pockets, five 
 feet six inches by eleven ft«t. . each 
 
 935 and ad vat 10 
 
 Billiard Tables, six feet bv tv- i 
 
 fect.^ each WO and a. . 10 
 
 Each table to include twelve ctirtt, 
 one sett of four balls, with 
 markers, eloths and bases, but 
 no pool balls. 
 
 Bitters, con raining Sphrits 91.90 
 
 per Imp. gal 
 
 Bismuth 5 
 
 Bolting Cloths .Free 
 
 lilocking (Shoe) and Shoe Polish.. . . 25 
 Black licad 20 
 
 ]■' r 
 
 terse Stock nwl teiv l*rlce« M «|I1»WN dl WBim*||« 
 
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II |:K 
 
 Cit TStAU, Paints^ Oils, €}!«••> Patty, jtrj low, 
 
 148 
 
 belcher's farmer's 
 
 [1880 
 
 p. o. 
 
 Bath Bricks 20 
 
 Biscuit 20 
 
 Blwldera 20 
 
 Blue 20 
 
 Bronx* Powder 20 
 
 Botoes, crude and not Qianuftictnred, 
 
 bamfd, oiilc'd, gr'nd or •teamed. .Fre^ 
 .)one Dust and Bone A»h for manu- 
 flictare of Pboepbatee efFertlUxera, Free 
 
 Boraxt Free 
 
 Botany, ipeGlmeue of. Free 
 
 Briktiea Free 
 
 Brinatone, in roll or flour (crude). . .Free 
 
 Brim-DKulda, for gold beatera Free 
 
 Bromine Free 
 
 Broofli, Oorn. ..••••. ....•...•...•i Vr^e 
 
 Buehu leave* Free 
 
 Bullion, gold and silver Free 
 
 Bnrgundjr Pitch Free 
 
 Bnrr-stonee in blocks, rough or un- 
 manufactured, and not bound up 
 
 into millstones Free 
 
 Books, printed, Periodicals and Pam- 
 phlets bound or In sheets, not being 
 Foreign reprints of British Copy- 
 right Works, nor Blank Account 
 Books, nor Copy-Books, nor Books 
 to be written or drawn upon, nor 
 Bibles, Prayer Books, Psalm and 
 
 Hymn Books 6 cents per lb. 
 
 Books, British Copyright Works, re- 
 prints of. . 6 ets. per lb. and ad vat. 12| 
 Bibles, Prsyer Books, Psalm and 
 
 Hymn Books 5 
 
 Books, Periodicals and Pamphlets 
 imported through the Post Office, 
 for every two ounces in weight or 
 fVnctiou thereof. . 1 ct. per 2 ounces. 
 Books, Blank, bound or in sheets. ... 25 
 Printed, Lithoara^ed or Copper 
 or Steel Plate Bill Heads, Cheques, 
 Heceipts, Drafts, Posters, Cards, 
 Commercial Blank Forms, Labels 
 of every description, AdvMtising 
 Pictures, or Pictorial Show Cards 
 
 or Bill" 30 
 
 Book-binders' Tools andlmpleilents, 
 including Ruling Machines and 
 Binders' Cloth, Cutting, Perforating 
 and Paging Machines, Shears, Pres- 
 ses and Ruling Pens 16 
 
 Boniists, Hats and Caps, not else- 
 where specified 25 
 
 Beads and Bead Ornaments 20 
 
 Boot and Shoe Making Machines ... 2!i 
 
 Bracelets, Braids, made of Hair 20 
 
 Boxes, (Fancy,) Omametital Cases 
 
 and Writing Desks 25 
 
 Bran 20 
 
 Brass, Manufkotures of, not elsewhere 
 
 specified 30 
 
 Blue-black, (Colors) Free 
 
 Brooms and Brushes 2S 
 
 Buckwheat. ...... 10 cents per bush. 
 
 Buckwheat, meal or flour, ;( ot. per lb. 
 Brass, old and scrap. Bars, Bolts, 
 Sheets, Wire, round or flat. Tub- 
 ing, Seamless drawn, Fancy, Plain. 10 
 
 F. o. 
 
 Butter 4 ets. pt.r lb. 
 
 Bronse Ornaments 20 
 
 Brick for building 20 
 
 Buttons and Button Moulds 25 
 
 Bent Glass, for manufketure of Show 
 Oases, if not manuf. in Canada. . . .Frea 
 
 o. 
 
 Carriages of TraTellers,and Ciirrlagea 
 laden with meichandise, and not 
 to include ciro«is troops, nor 
 Hawkers under regulations to ba 
 prescribe4. by the Minister of 
 
 Customs Free 
 
 Clothing, donation of, for chari^ble 
 
 purposes Freo 
 
 Cabinets of Coins, Medals, and all 
 
 other collections of Antiquities . • .Free 
 Casts, as models for the use of Schools 
 
 of Design Free 
 
 Canvas for roanulkcture of Floor Oil 
 Cloth, not less than forty-five 
 inches wide, and not pressed nor 
 
 calendered ..Frre 
 
 Caoutehoue, unmanufactured Free 
 
 Cat-gut, Strings or Out Cord for 
 
 Musical Instruments Free 
 
 Cat-gut, or Whip- gut, nnmanufhct'd. Free 
 Carriages, Waeons, Railway Cars and 
 Carnages, Sleighs, Wheelbarrows 
 
 and other like articles 30 
 
 Cartridges 25 
 
 Cane Juice Syrups. ...<• |et. perlb. 
 
 and ad vol 30 
 
 Canvas for Ships use 5 
 
 " not else where 'mentioned. ... 20 
 
 Carpets, not elsewhere specified 20 
 
 Cashmere, manufactiires of SO 
 
 Caps. Cloth (see Woollen Clothing) 
 
 10 cent? per lb. and ad vol '. 25 
 
 Carriage lops, Frames, Bodies and 
 
 Wheels 30 
 
 Cement, law or In stone from the 
 quarry, per toa t^ tkfarteen cubie 
 
 feet ^ il .00 per ton. 
 
 Cement, hydraulic or water lime, 
 ground, including barrel. .40 cents 
 
 per barrel 
 
 Cement, burnt and UBground..7| els. 
 
 per 100 lbs 
 
 Cement, Portland or Roman 20 
 
 " in bulk or in bags. . .9 cants 
 
 per bushel 
 
 Cheese 3 cents per lb. 
 
 Chicory, raw or green. . 3 ets, per lb. 
 
 Chicory, or other Root or YegeAable 
 
 used as a substitute for Coffee, kiln 
 
 dried, roasted or ground 4 ets. 
 
 per lb 
 
 China and Porcelain Ware 20 
 
 Cheese vnts 28 
 
 Chalk and ClifTStone, nnmanufliet'd, Free 
 
 Chalk, prepared 20 
 
 Chamomile Flowers Frea 
 
 Church Vestments 20 
 
 Chafi" Cutters and parts thereof (Agri- 
 cultural Implements) ^ 28 
 
 Churns v........ 25 
 
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 At S. K. FULIER ft CO.'S, kead •T PoWfi'f Wkiif. 
 
 188i»] 
 
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 149 
 
 p. o 
 
 Cider 20 
 
 Cigars and CiKarettea . . .iO «e«ta per 
 
 Hi.aa4«lt>«f tO 
 
 CimuHBeo, frouiid 25 
 
 '^ iingronnd 20 
 
 Citrons and lUuds «f, lu briue^ tmr 
 
 eaadying Free 
 
 Car W>««Ia. 25 
 
 Ctoye, in tlie natural state Free 
 
 ChronoiHiiter Clock* .....3i 
 
 Coal, AotliitMteaud Ilituinlne«i»,per 
 
 2,(M0 Ike 50 cents per ton. 
 
 Coke. Iter 2,000 lbs. .£0 cents per ton. 
 
 Cordials ^.90 per Iiu*. gaL 
 
 Concentrated Cane Juice, M^asses 
 and Beet Boot Juice, and Concrete, 
 
 }«««t«er tb.«n4 «/<««< 30 
 
 Corn, Indiau. . . .7| ce; ts per bnsheL 
 Com Huskers(flee Agrkultural lot- 
 
 plemente) 25 
 
 Cream of Tartar in crystals Free 
 
 Caitivators and parta tkereof 25 
 
 CoNiks (ludiaa Uubber) 25 
 
 Cotton, nanufkcturers of; vie: 
 Grev or unbleached, and bleached 
 Sheeting Drills, Dticks, Cotton or 
 Canton FUunels, not stained, paint- 
 «d or printed ... .1 cent per square 
 
 yard and C4f c«f U 
 
 Do. Jeana, Deuims, Drillings, Bed- 
 tiekiug, Oiaghanis, Plaids, Cotton 
 or Canton Flannels, Dudes and 
 Drilia, dyed or colored, Cottonades, 
 P Ataloon StuKs, aad goods of like 
 
 description 2 cents per square 
 
 yard and 4M4t vol 15 
 
 0«u A U Cotton, Wadding, Batting, 
 Batts fuad Warps, Carpet Warpa, 
 Knitting Tarn. Uoaiery Yam, or 
 4tbcr Outtoa Tarns under No. 40, 
 not bleached, dyed or colored. . . .2 
 
 cents per lb. and ad vol 15 
 
 Do. And if bleached, dyed or color- 
 ed 3 «enta per lb. and ad tal. 15 
 
 Do. Cation Warn on beams..! cent 
 
 per .vHrd and M eci 15 
 
 Do. Coi on Seaniless Bags. .2 cents 
 
 per tb. aitd ai. vat 15 
 
 Do. Cotton 8blru aad Drawers, 
 iroven or made on franea, and on 
 
 alt Cotton Hosiery 30 
 
 Do. Cottan fte^r'g Thread on spools, 20 
 
 Do. Cotton in hanks 12| 
 
 Do. Clothing, or of which Cotton ia 
 tbe component part of chief vidue, 
 
 including Corsets 30 
 
 Do. Cotton Duefc or Canvas of Hemp 
 AX Flax, and 8ni1 Twine to be used 
 
 f«T inniabi* «nd Hliiptt' sails 5 
 
 Do. Otli«r not else wiiare specified.. 20 
 
 Coial Facing 20 
 
 Coloring 20 
 
 C«MdenfMdMiik 20 
 
 Cotton Ttvirtt 20 
 
 Cotton Camlfe Wlek 20 
 
 Cotton Netting for Boots, Shoes and 
 (ilavm 10 
 
 P. c. 
 
 Cases, «»nuunenta] 25 
 
 Caoutchouc, Bannlkoturaa of 85 
 
 OaAe, green 2centaper lb. 
 
 Goffise, green, if from thn U..8., Mi 
 
 additional duty of 10 p. c 
 
 Oa^be, rowMwd or grotttid, and init*- 
 Uon of and aubatUutes for .. .5 eta. 
 
 per lb 
 
 Cotkn, if fk-om the U. S., an additional 
 
 dfity of 10 p. c 
 
 Copper, old and scrap, in pigs, In bare, 
 rods, ^Its, ingots, sheets * sheath* 
 ins, notplaulshwl or coated; Copper 
 Wire, round or flat, and Copper 
 
 Seamless Drawn Tubing 10 
 
 Cordage, for bhipapurposaa 10 
 
 " a11otfcer....,V7r:. M 
 
 Copper Biveta and Burrs, and on all 
 •lanufaetures of copper not else- 
 where specified... 30 
 
 Coaapoi>itio« Spikes and Naila, and 
 
 Sheathing 20 
 
 Compaises, ships* ,.... 20 
 
 Cbromos ., 20 
 
 CiikirideofLlme Free 
 
 Criicibiew 20 
 
 CofRn Trimmings of Metal 30 
 
 Comeliati, umaanaCsctnred Free 
 
 " when mauufoctured. 20 
 
 Cochineal Free 
 
 Cocoa Bean and Nibs Free 
 
 Coin, Gold and Silver, except United 
 
 States Silver Free 
 
 Coir and Coir Tarn Free 
 
 Coleothar, dry or Oxlda of Iron . . . .Free 
 
 Collodion 20 
 
 Conium CIreuta, or Hemlock, Seed 
 
 and Leaf. .,;... Free 
 
 Cotton Waste and Cotton Wool ..... Free 
 Cork Wood or Cork Bark, unmanu- 
 factured Free 
 
 Cork Wood or Cork Bark, manufkc'd 20 
 Colors, vlt: Bichromate of Potash, 
 Blue Black, ChineRC Blue, Scarlet 
 and l£arone in Pulp, Paris Green, 
 Prussian Blue, Satin and flU 
 waslied White, Ultrfmarine, Um- 
 ber, raw Free 
 
 Coutille Free 
 
 Clocks, and parts of 35 
 
 OtKil Tar and Coal Pitch 10 
 
 Cocoa Nuts 11.00 per 100. 
 
 Cocoa Paste aud Chocolate, not sweet- 
 ened 20 
 
 Cocoa .^aste fltid othei preparations 
 of Cocca containing sugar . . , .1 ct. 
 
 per lb. and ad val 25 
 
 Chocolate, sweetened. . . .1 ct. per lb. 
 
 and ad val 2H 
 
 Caps, Perci bftion 20 
 
 Candled, T dlow 2 cents per lb. 
 
 " P«r8flneWax..6cts.perIb. 
 
 ** All Other 25 
 
 Cornmef.l 40 cents per bbl. 
 
 Curry Combs and Cuiry Carcu 30 
 
 Crapea Cotton 20 
 
 '" allother 30 
 
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*«Mo|rini** Uiailftr Aifil <<:B<Mtoii Co.^r Ea»hor B^Utuip, 
 
 160 
 
 brlchrr'b PA1IMKR*S 
 
 [1880 
 
 p. c. 
 D. 
 
 nVAln-tlloniiil !>r«lu Pi|wHi, mxl Ppwh* 
 
 rift^H, glKII««<i of lll)|<ltM«Hl 20 
 
 Di-^lt^d Frf>«Hitoii^, »n(l nil ntlior 
 butldlnft Btatift, (*«(i^|>t Mnrhlf, nihI 
 
 on nH MntnnflMttiiftw «if NfoM«. W 
 
 I)iRinon<1ii, iinm>t, l»liM*k fbf lioi?r«, 
 
 iluii^ or bort >. .Wne 
 
 Dnimn'fi nionit. . ... .....t.« ..%... .iTn^ 
 
 I>iu;k (l)r Ix^ltin)} nn<t luttn Fr«c 
 
 l>y(>ltttf w Tmiiitntt Arttplm in B 
 cnMl* KtAt«>, nrt«>«' in <ljri><t«K or teim- 
 
 ins, Itot «4iw5wli 10 KitticitlMit. Frop 
 
 DrAWlMgit, iiAt In oil '20 
 
 " in oil .%■. .1.11 ti'i till .. . 90 
 
 I>rnKo, iM>t eUpwhor*' npfdflod *) 
 
 ItniKH, In A emtio ntnlo, mwmI In «iye- 
 
 iiiK til* l*nnlii|(. ... I .Fr«A 
 
 Dp^rMi > . . . . . . 1 1 i»i . . I. . . . • I .... 1 1 SO 
 
 l>ne<l Flowura. .•«>.« > SO 
 
 n. 
 
 Ei\rth«n«-nro And 8ton«w«r», Brown 
 f>rl^>lmirail, nnd Koei<iiiKhKin Wftre 86 
 
 KnrlhenwKro, Whiio Oramte or Iron 
 8t<>newKre, and " O," or Or««m 
 f Colored Ware 95 
 
 FdMncefl, vIr : of Appl«, Petit, Pitio 
 Apple, Riwphnrrjr, Str«wborrv, 
 VftnillA, And other Fruita. . . .fl.W 
 |>«)T Imp. ffal. And ad nrl 20 
 
 Rnsonttal Oil* for timintf. mirpows. . 20 
 
 Kxcelsior for I'plujistcrers iiso 20 
 
 KjOI» ''f*6 
 
 Enuvroidertod ndtelMwhei'e piVivldrnt 
 
 K.r 20 
 
 Emettf .;.;.. Free 
 
 Barth, FitUer's (proptnMl) 20 
 
 Rtrth CIOB*t8 .;. . . i ,\. 3R 
 
 RnyrArinirs »nd Printe ....;..: 20 
 
 Rntomohwy, spwiinnnauf Free 
 
 Rtfiportn or Spanish Urasa, and other 
 ffrau«K9 and piUp of, b>r the nmnu- 
 
 f Aoture of i>ai«)r Free 
 
 KvtnMt» of Logwood — Free 
 
 Fm»c.t ChKHia, vir: AlAbaster, SpAr, 
 Bf«'>ni!e, T^jn-a l>>ttavn'ComiH)8ittou 
 Ornsinents ; articles cmbn^ldcrod 
 with Uold, Silver, or other nKstals ; 
 (\>ml>s and ManufacturM of Bone, 
 Shell, Horn n«d Ivory ; Coral, 
 manufactujVHl; IK^lls; Fi^^Scrotins; 
 Hold and Silver Cloth ; lv«vy or 
 lk>ne nice ; PcArl, Com|)osltlou 
 xnd Mi"Ujfactun>8 of 20 
 
 Fads, advortisiujf .10 
 
 •• All others* ^ • • -!> 
 
 Fell, adhesive, for Shenthlng Vewsfls* Ft-ee 
 
 Felt (Woollen) for b»»ots and shoes, 
 when impiirte«l hy the nianuftic- 
 twrer* for use in their factories . . 15 
 
 Fflit for i^ove linin^fs, aod endless 
 felt tiw pvper makers, whei. im- 
 ported by the n>inufactun;r» for 
 usfi in their factories 10 
 
 PMti otlier* not oli(>wher« R|M>ei(led . . M' 
 
 Fibrin* Ftw> 
 
 fibre, MexioAn free 
 
 fibro, veiretable, fur itMh«fliutnrHi|r 
 
 fiurpowM 1 Free 
 
 Fire Olity f It« 
 
 FiBh HaI* free 
 
 flro Workt ao 
 
 Fish Oil, And flih of All kindfl, tho 
 
 rriHluco of tlie Fluheriort oT the 
 'nited HtntCN (ex<i<ft Flrti of ftie 
 inlAnil ItAkm and of the Kiverti 
 fttlllnlj Into them, tind fish jno- 
 nerved hi Oil) .ii.Free 
 
 FiBlf i»rwierrtnl in Oil ■■i-/l, .'. iO 
 
 Fish. Milted, Ninokcd or fresh, exc(>|>t 
 flsh fn'c of dnty, ah provided by tlH> 
 TreAty of WAHhIiijrtiMi . . 1 ct. |ier ll». 
 
 Fish f?»)Ok«, Hetn nnil Solnon, Atid 
 Line* and Twim« for tho tiso of the 
 flihorioft, but not to IncltMte 9(x>ft* 
 hiK llahinK tacklt; of hooks tfdth 
 flies, or tnil'huc kikhihs Free 
 
 Fisli, presenred, except frotn Tnited 
 8t«tP8 io 
 
 Flax Seed 10 v«iTt8 per tMiahcl. 
 
 Flour of Bled ....... .2 cents per !b. 
 
 Flour of llyo 50 cents |Hjr bbl. 
 
 l-loiir of SiWii 2 con(>4 jier Ih. 
 
 Flour of Wheat f50 cents jwr bbl. 
 
 FcafJicrs. Ostrich and Vulture, utt- 
 drt!8»c«l IB 
 
 Feathers, Olrtrioh & Vulture, drc88o4 26 
 " not elsewhere 9i>eolllcd . . 20 
 
 Fire-brick or Tiles, for Itulnit stows 
 
 , And ^tmAccs > 20 
 
 Flax, fibm, scutched . . 1 oont per lb. 
 •• •• hAc1tlcd..2 oohtaiierlb. 
 
 Flax, tow of. scutched or green — | 
 cent per lb 
 
 Flax, tnattufUctures of, not elsewhere 
 8|>ecitlvd 20 
 
 Fruit, drtcil, Ai>ples. .2 cents per lb. 
 
 tlruit, dried, Cvu"rant», Dates, Fip*, 
 IMunis, Prunes, Raisins, nnd all 
 other not elsewhere spccilted 25 
 
 Fruits, greOii, Api>los . . 4u ets. jwr bbl. 
 
 Fi'tiits, tfvouu, iiWklierries, Qoose- 
 lierrios, Rtispberries and Straw- 
 berries 2 cent* iwr quart. 
 
 Fruits, irroen, C!)erri«8 and Curranta, 
 1 cent per quart 
 
 Fruits, grocn, ('rauborrie8..30 conts 
 per bush 
 
 Fruits, green, Orapes. . 1 ct. per lb. 
 *' "' Lemons and Oranjri» . . 25 
 
 Fmits, green, 1'eache.s W cents 
 
 jHjr iMisli 
 
 t'Vuita, jfrv4Mi, riums and Quiiiccj*, 
 30 ivntH per bush 
 
 Fruits in air-tight tans, Inclndini; 
 cans. If 8\vet^t«noil .... 1} cts, per lb. 
 
 Fruits tit atr-tight cutis, hiuludin;; 
 cans, if i>ot fnveet'd. .2 cts. per I'v 
 
 Fruits, preserved in Brandy or other 
 {^pirlts .$1.90 per Imp. j(ai. 
 
 Fur Skins, dressed 16 
 
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 AfiMANACK. 
 
 151 
 
 p. c. 
 
 Fur Cain, CniHM, uhU, Cloak fi, II utit, | 
 MuITh, TipitetM, and uthcr inMiiu- 
 fActures iif 2ri 
 
 Fur Hklnn u( all kimis, nut drosMttd 
 In nny nianhur Pre« 
 
 Furtiituro, Houro, ('ablnot or Office, 
 inobulInK tlsiir ittid HwririK Mut- 
 trniwiiii, Nliov. Ch'^ur. (JaiikatR and 
 (!offlnn of ali^ uuiIvI'IhI 35 
 
 Fiirlna. 2 ctR. per lb. 
 
 Fnwl 20 
 
 FimkI, tnfantM' 20 
 
 KUH© 2(» 
 
 Fliiitn and Ground Flint Stunca Free 
 
 Kullae ni»fltnllH Free 
 
 Foaallu Proe 
 
 Gelatine 20 
 
 <<inKer AIo 20 
 
 Olaaa, and nianufooturea of, vtjt : 
 Carboys and Demljohtia, I'reHSPd 
 UottloR, Flanka aiul I'hinlH of every 
 deaerlption, Telo^aph and Mt;ht.- 
 nln^ Rod InsulaturH, and un Fruit 
 
 Jars and GlaHH linlin 80 
 
 On Lamps and Uas-lixbt Hhadee, 
 Lamps and IiainpCblnniey8,01ob. a 
 for Lanterns, Lamtieand Oas-iights 80 
 On Ortiameiital, Fitrured Mid Kn- 
 ainollvd Htalncd Oliwn ; btalnud, 
 Tinted, Painted and Vitr!fludOlaf>a, 
 and Htainod Glass Windows ; Fi|rur> 
 ed, Enamelled and Obscured Wnlte 
 
 Glass 30 
 
 On Common and Ceiorless Window 
 Gloss, and on Colorcit Glass, not 
 Figured, Painted, Enamelled or 
 
 EuKravod 20 
 
 On all ' ther gloss and manufactures 
 of Glass, not herein otherwise pro- 
 vided for 20 
 
 Gloves, Cotton and Lisle Thread .... 20 
 
 " leather and Kid 25 
 
 •• Silk 80 
 
 " Woolen, 10 ctH. per lb. ad tal. 26 
 Gas, Coal Oil or Kerotonu Fixtures, 
 
 or |>arts thereof 80 
 
 Glycerbie 20 
 
 (}lue 20 
 
 Gold, Silver and Electro-plated Ware 30 
 
 Gold and Silver Leaf 20 
 
 Gold Beatera' Brim-moulds Free 
 
 Grains, viz : 
 Indian Corn . .7J cents per bushel. 
 
 Oats lu cents per Imshci. 
 
 I'eas 10 cents per buHhul . 
 
 Kice 1 cent per lb. 
 
 Rye 10 cents \Kir nusbel. 
 
 Wheat. . 15 cents per bushel. 
 
 Gross and Tuscan, (Plaits) Free 
 
 Gravels Fiee 
 
 Grease and Scraps, for manufacture 
 
 of Soap only Free 
 
 Grease, Axle ; 20 
 
 Grass, Manilla and Sea Grass Free 
 
 Grindst^^tnes, in the rough $1.50 
 
 per ton 
 
 r. 0. 
 
 Grlndatnnea 80 
 
 Gum. Arable, Amiier, AustraUan, 
 Itrltish, Copal, iMniar, MatUc, 
 Handnrac, Hhollac, Tragncahth. , . . Free 
 Gum Hliolliu', bl«)iu'lied and drawn ,. 20 
 
 Gum, ('bowing, i~ ^ oetened 1 cent 
 
 per ll>. and ml ml 86 
 
 Ouin, all other not sweetened 20 
 
 Gentian Ilo«(t Free 
 
 Ginseng Hoot Free 
 
 Guano and other animal and vegoia 
 
 ble manures Free 
 
 G<mny C]i;th and Gunny Bags Free 
 
 Gut and Worm Gut, manufactured or 
 unmanufactured for Whip, and 
 
 other Cord Free 
 
 GuCta Percha, Crude Free 
 
 Gy|tsnm, rrudo(Kul|ihatc of Lime). .Free 
 
 Gutta Percha, nianufauturoa of 26 
 
 Gun and Pistol Cuiia , 20 
 
 Gunpowder and otritfr explosives, vis: 
 On Gun. Uiflc, and S(K«rting Pow- 
 der, in Kvgs, half kegs or quarter 
 kegs, and other similar pa(!kagea. 
 5 eenta iter lb. ; on Cannon and 
 Musket Powder, in kegs and bar- 
 rels, 4 cents |ier lb. ; on Canister 
 Powder, in |Hinnd and half-pound 
 tins, 15 cents |>er lb. ; on Jilasting 
 and Mining Powder, 8 cents per 
 lb. ; on Giant Powder, Dualin, 
 Dvnarhito and other explosives,, in 
 wnioh nitro-glycertne is a constitu- 
 ent nart, 5 cents per lb. and ad val, 20 
 On NItro-glycerine, 10 cents per lb. 
 
 and advd. 20 
 
 Glucose or Orajie Sugar to be claaaed 
 and rated for duty as sugar, accord' 
 ing to grade by initch atandard. . . 
 
 Qoldbo»«ers' Skins Free 
 
 Glongan-y or Scotch Oapa 26 
 
 H. 
 
 Hair, Curled 20 
 
 Honey, bees' in the comb, or other- 
 wise 3 cents per lb. 
 
 Hops cont»« per lb. 
 
 Hair, manufactures of, not elsowhore 
 
 specified 20 
 
 Hair, Alpaca, Angola, Buffalo, Bison, 
 Came)'8,(Joat, Hug, Horse, Human, 
 
 unmanufiictiirod Free 
 
 Hemlock Bark Free 
 
 Hemp, undressed Free 
 
 Hides, raw oi uncovered, whether 
 
 diT-salted or r)K:kle«l Free 
 
 Hoi^ra, horn and horntips Free 
 
 HyosoynnniH or Honbane Leaf Free 
 
 Hay and Strnw 20 
 
 HiitH, Silk, Felt, 8traw, Chip & Orajss 25 
 
 Hatters' i'lnsh of Silk or Cotton 10 
 
 Hprns and i'elts Free 
 
 Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails. . 80 
 
 Ho.siery oil Cotton and Silk SO 
 
 Ho8ler3- of Wool 7J cents per lb. 
 
 »nd ad val 20 
 
 Hemp Rags, for maTre of patter only.Pree 
 Hatters' Furs Tiot on the skin Free 
 
 liai«WIf A WKMir, Hnliriur, Akeitt* tor KhkHmIi «Mk^r». 
 
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 [1880 
 
 I. 
 
 P. c. 
 
 .Free 
 
 17i 
 10 
 
 Ice , 
 
 India Rubber Boots and Shoed and 
 Oiothinir, and all manufactures of 
 
 Rubber 26 
 
 India Rubber, unmanufactured — Free 
 
 Indian Hemp, crude drujf Free 
 
 Indigo Free 
 
 Ink, writinsr 25 
 
 Ink, other 20 
 
 Iris, orris root Free 
 
 Ivoiy and Ivory Nuts, unmanufact'd, Free 
 Iron and manufactures of Iron, viz : 
 
 Plg[ , 9Z per ton. 
 
 Ola and'Scrap |2 por ton. 
 
 In Slabs, Blooms, Loops or Dillets, 
 puddled or not, ana Muck and 
 
 Puddled Bard or Billets 124 
 
 Boiler plate 12} 
 
 In Bars, rolled or hammered, in- 
 cluding; Fiats ronnd and squnred ; 
 Nail and Spike Hods, and all other 
 iron not elsewhere provided for. . . 
 Rolled, round, Wire Rods In colls, 
 under half an inch in diameter. . . . 
 Iron Kails or Railway Bars for Rail- 
 
 wap or Tramways 15 
 
 Railway Fish-plates, Froffs, Frog- 
 points, Chairs and Finger Bars . . . 17^ 
 
 Tin Plates 10 
 
 Band and Hoop Sheet, smoothed or 
 polished, coated or ealvanized, and 
 common or black, No. 17 gauge, or 
 
 thinner 12* 
 
 do. Under 17 gauge 17t 
 
 Canada Plntes 12j 
 
 Iron and Steel Wire and Galvanized 15 
 
 Stoves and other Castings 25 
 
 Qas, Water and Soil Pipes of Cast 
 
 Iron 25 
 
 Car Wheels and Axles 25 
 
 Rolled Beams, Channel:! and Angle, 
 
 and T Iron 15 
 
 Iron Bridge and structural iron 
 wot-k, malleable iron castings and 
 iron safes, &nd doors for safes and 
 
 vaults , 25 
 
 Mill Iron and mill cranks, and on 
 Wrouifhtforfjlngs for Mills, and Lo- 
 -.comotives or parts thereof, weigh- 
 
 •, ing 25 lbs. or more 20 
 
 Locomotive Engines, and on Sta- 
 tionary fire or other steam Engines 
 or Boilers, and on other machinery 
 composed of iron, or of which iron 
 Is the component part of chief value 25 
 Ijocomotive Tires of Stool or Besse- 
 mer Steel in the rough 10 
 
 Seamless drawn Boiler Tubes 10 
 
 Bedsteads and other iron furniture 
 and ornamental iron work, and 
 
 wire work .' 25 
 
 Skates and Locks of all kinds 30 
 
 Tinned, glazed or Enamelled hollo- 
 ware of cast or wroujjht iron 
 
 Hardware, viz : Builders, cabinet 
 mak's, upholsterers, carrVe mak's, 
 saddlers a; \a undertakers, including 
 
 26 
 
 P.O. 
 
 coffin trimminsrs of metal, Bolts, 
 Washers and Rivets, T^cks, Brads 
 and Sprigs, Hungarian and Clout 
 Nails, Horse-shoes and Horse-shoe 
 Nails, Iron Wire Nails, called 
 
 Pointen de Paris 80 
 
 Iron and Steel Screws, commonly 
 
 called Wood Screws 85 
 
 Scales, Balances and Welgh'g Beams 30 
 Chain Cables, over half an inch in 
 diameter, whether shackled or 
 
 swivelled, or not 5 
 
 Chain Cables, under half inch CO 
 
 Nails and Spikes, wrought and 
 pressed, whether galvanized or 
 
 not } ct. per lb. and ad val. 10 
 
 Nails and Spikes, cut..| ct. per lb 
 
 and ad val 10 
 
 Nuts (1 ron) . . 1 ct. per lb . and ad val. 10 
 Iron Masts f<^' ohlps, or part« 
 
 thereof Free 
 
 Iron Tubing- (wrought) uot thread- 
 ed or coupled 10 
 
 Iron Tubing, threaded or coupled . . 20 
 
 J. 
 
 Jet, mamifactures of 20 
 
 Jalap, Hoot Free 
 
 Jewellery, and other manufactures of 
 gold and silver, and on Watchea . . 20 
 
 Junk, old Free 
 
 Jute, manufactures of 20 
 
 Jute, unmanufactured Free 
 
 Kfclp Free 
 
 Kyrollte Free 
 
 Knittiqg Machines 25 
 
 L. 
 
 Lac, dye, crude, seed, button, stick 
 
 and shell Free 
 
 Laces, not elsewhere specified, except 
 
 leather 20 
 
 Lava, unmanufactured Free 
 
 •• manufactures of 20 
 
 Lakes, scarlet an^.marone, in pu'p. .Free 
 
 Lampblack 20 
 
 Lard, tried or rendered. .2 cts. per lb. 
 
 " untried IJ cts. per lb. 
 
 Lead, bars and blocks 10 
 
 " pipe 26 
 
 " old, pig, sheets and scraps 10 
 
 " shot 26 
 
 " manufactures of, not elsewhere 
 specified 25 
 
 " red and white, dry 5 
 
 Leather Board 3 cents per lb. 
 
 Leather, boot and shoe counterd . . . i 
 
 cent per pair 
 
 Leather, morocco skins, tanned, but 
 
 rough or undressed 10 
 
 Leather, sole, tanned, but rouifh or 
 
 undressed 10 
 
 Leather, sole and belting, tanned, but 
 
 not waxed, and all upper leather. . 16 
 Leather, sole and bolting, and all 
 
 upper, dressed and waxed 20 
 
 i 
 
 <u 
 
 ir jnm wnnt Drags, l|e4iclac% or Cirocen* Sa«ulrl«rt, 
 
EmerMiiy StcTMs A Co.'8 Soperior Amerietn Soythes. 
 
 ... .J 
 cept 
 
 rree i 
 
 • • • • 
 
 20 
 
 ....Free || 
 
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 20 
 
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 20 
 
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 10 
 
 • • . • 
 
 25 
 
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 10 
 
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 25 
 
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 p. c. 
 Leather, Japanned, patent or en- 
 amelled 20 
 
 Leather and Skins, tanned, not else- 
 where specified 20 
 
 Leather, all other manufactures not 
 
 elsewhere specifted 25 
 
 Leather Boots and Shoes, and Leather 
 
 Beltlnsr 25 
 
 Leeches Free 
 
 Lemons and Rinds of, in brine, for 
 
 caudyiu(( Free 
 
 Lime, Acetate of 20 
 
 Lime 20 
 
 Lime and Lemon Juice 20 
 
 Linen 20 
 
 Linen Thread 20 
 
 Linen Duck, Canvas, Diapers, or 
 other manufactures of Flax, not 
 
 elsewhere specified 20 
 
 Linen Clothing 20 
 
 Linoleum . SO 
 
 Liquorice Juice and Paste 20 
 
 Liquorice Root Free 
 
 Litharff e Free 
 
 Lithot^^phic Stones, not engraved. . 20 
 Litmus and all Lichens, prepared and 
 
 nut prepared Free 
 
 Locomotives and liailway Passencer 
 Baggage and Freight Cars, being 
 the property of railway companies 
 in the United States, running upon 
 any line of road crossir.g the fron- 
 tier, so long as Canadian Locomo- 
 tives and Cars are admitted free 
 under similar circumstances in the 
 United States, under regulations 
 to be prescribed Ly the Mmister of 
 
 Customs Free 
 
 Logs and Round Timber, unmanufac- 
 tured, not elsewhere provided fo^, Free 
 Lumber, Plank and Boards, sawn, of 
 boxw'd, cherry, chestnut, hickory, 
 mahogany, oak, pitch-pine, rose- 
 wood, sandalwood, walnut, Span- 
 ish cedar and white wood, not 
 shaped, planed or otherwise manu- 
 factured . ., Free 
 
 Lumber and Timber not elsewhere 
 specified 20 
 
 M. 
 
 Magnesia 20 
 
 Mats and Matting of Cocoa or Coir 
 Jute, grass, not elsewhere provided 
 
 for 20 
 
 Matches, wax "W 
 
 Machinery not elsewhere specified . . 25 
 Machineiy for Worsted and Cotton 
 Mills of kinds not manufactured in 
 
 Canada Free 
 
 Machine-Card, Clothing 26 
 
 Marble, finished, and un all manu- 
 factures of Marble not elsewhere 
 
 specified 26 
 
 Marble in blocks from the quarry, in 
 the rough or sawn on two sides 
 only and not specially shapcn, con- 
 taining fifteen cubic feet or over. . 10 
 
 p. c. 
 Marble Blocks and Slabs sawn on 
 
 more than two sides 20 
 
 Marble Slabs sawn on not more than 
 
 two sides 15 
 
 Madder and Munjeet or Indian Mad- 
 der, ground or prepared, and ail 
 
 extracts of. Free 
 
 Malt 2 cts. per lb. 
 
 Macaroni and Vermicelli 20 
 
 Manure, animal and vegetable Free 
 
 MauG and Charts 20 
 
 Meiado.cuncentrated Melado, concen- 
 trated Cane Juice, concentrated 
 Molasses, concentrated Beet Root 
 
 Juice and Concrete } ct. per lb. 
 
 and aci v(i{ 30 
 
 Meats, fresh or salted, on actual 
 weight as received in Canada, (ex- 
 cept Bacon, Hams, Shciilders and 
 
 Sides) 1 ot. per >. 
 
 Shoulders, Sides, Bacon and Hams, 
 fresh, salted, dried or smoked.. 2 
 
 cts. per lb 
 
 All other Dried or Smoked Meats, 
 or meats preserved m any other 
 way than saltetl or pickled, not 
 otherwise specified . . .2 cts. per lb. 
 Medicines, Proprietary, commonly 
 called Patent Medicines, or any 
 medicine or preparation of which 
 the reci])e is kept secret, or the 
 ingredients whereof are kept secret, 
 recommended by advertisement, 
 bills or label for the reMef of any 
 disorder or ailment, in liquid form 50 
 
 Medicines, Patent, other 25 
 
 Menageries. Horses, Cattle, Carriages 
 and Harnesses of, under regula- 
 tions to be i^rescribed by the 
 
 Mmister of Customs Free 
 
 Mercury 20 
 
 Metal, and manufactures of, not else- 
 where provided for 20 
 
 Medals of Gold, Silver or Copper. . . .Free 
 
 Meerschaum, crude or raw Free 
 
 Meerschaum, manufactures Of 20 
 
 Mica 20 
 
 Mica Waste » 20 
 
 Mineral and Aerated Waters 20 
 
 Mineral and Bituminous substances, 
 
 not elsewhere provided for 
 
 Millinery, not elsewhere provided for 
 Molasses, if used for refining, clarify- 
 ing or rectifying purposes, or for 
 the manufacture of sugar when 
 imported direct from the country 
 
 of growth 25 
 
 Molasses for the same purpose as 
 above,' and not imported direct 
 from the country of growth and 
 
 production 30 
 
 Molasses, when not so used, and 
 imported dirert from the country 
 
 of growth and production 15 
 
 And when not imported direct 
 r.oni the country of g;|X)Wth and 
 production .1. 20 
 
 Morphine 
 
 ■^' 
 
 20 
 
 Ctfrmll yttur Hrtertii ama tint llROWif « WEBB. 
 
 S^E 
 
Nets, Lines, Twines, Bo|»e, Hooks, Leads, Corksreod, 
 
 'i: 
 
 P.O. 
 
 Models of Inventions and other Ini- 
 pntvomeiitt) in the Arts, but no 
 article or articles shall be deemed 
 a inixlel or improvement which 
 
 can be fitted for u»e Free 
 
 Moss, Iceland ft other Mossoa, crude. Free 
 Mo*}, seaweed and ail other vege- 
 table substances nued for beds of 
 iratrusses, in their natural state or 
 
 oalj' cleaned Free 
 
 Mu^:ical Instruments, not elsewhere 
 si^ecffled, to be rated according to 
 
 chief value of utatnrial 
 
 MunJeo<. Free 
 
 Mustard Seed, unground 15 
 
 " «• ground 25 
 
 Newspapers received by mail Free 
 
 Nicltel Free 
 
 Napkin Rmgs, not plated 20 
 
 plated 30 
 
 Nuts of all kinds, except Cocoa Nut. 20 
 Nut Galls Free 
 
 O. 
 
 Oats 10 cts. per bushel 
 
 Oatmeal | ct. per lb. 
 
 Oak Bark Free 
 
 Oakum Free 
 
 Ochres, dry, ground or unjfround, 
 
 washed or unwashed . 10 
 
 Oil Paintings 20 
 
 Oil Cake Free 
 
 Oil Cloth for floors, stamped, paint- 
 ed or printed 30 
 
 Oil Cloth for tables, carriages, &c. . . 20 
 Oils, Linseed or Flax Seed, raw or 
 
 boiled 26 
 
 Coal and Kerosene, distilled, puri- 
 fied or refined, Naphtha, Benzole, 
 Petroleum, Products of Petroleum, 
 Coal, Shale and Li(>nite, not else- 
 where spe'Mfled, 7 1-5 cts. per I. gal 
 Carbolic or Heavy Oil used in the 
 manufacture of wood block pave- 
 ment, and of wood for buildings 
 
 and railroad ties , . . 10 
 
 Cod Liver, medicated. Lard, Neats- 
 foot, Olive or Salad, Sesame Seed, 
 
 and Sperm 20 
 
 Whale in casks on shipboard, and 
 in the condition in which it was 
 
 first landed Free 
 
 Castor 20 
 
 Vegetable, not elsewhere specified 20 
 Fish Oil, the produce of the fisher- 
 ies of the United States Free 
 
 Cocoa Nut and Palm in their natu- 
 ral state Free 
 
 Volatile or Essential, for manufac- 
 turing purposes 20 
 
 Not elsewhere specified iO 
 
 Opimn, Drug 20 
 
 Opium, prepared for smoking 
 
 95 per lb. 
 
 P.O. 
 Organs. Cabinet, vi«. :— 
 On Rued Organs having not more 
 than two si^ts of reeds.. 810 each 
 
 and ad val 10 
 
 Over tuo sets and not over four. . 
 
 915 each and ad val 10 
 
 Over four and not over six.. 920 
 
 each and ad oal 10 
 
 Over six sots. .980 each and ad vol 10 
 
 Ores of Metal of all kinds Free 
 
 Ornaments for ladies' head-dresses, 
 hats, bonnets, l>ulv«, dress cla8))s, 
 &c. , to bo rated uccordmg to the 
 material or com|»onent part of 
 chief value. 
 
 Osiers Free 
 
 Oysters in cans, fresh from cot ntries 
 
 other than tiie United States ^0 
 
 Preserved, from countries other 
 
 than the United Stated 20 
 
 Fresh in can from United States. .Free 
 Shelled <n bulk from U. S Free 
 
 P. 
 
 on, 
 
 &c., 
 
 20 
 30 
 
 20 
 
 25 
 
 Packages— For rate of duty 
 see resolution No. 1. 
 
 Paintings, Drawings, Engravings and 
 Prints 20 
 
 Paints and Colors not elsewhere spe- 
 cified 
 
 Paper HanijingH and Wall Paper. . . . 
 
 Paper of all kinds not elsewhere spe- 
 cified 
 
 Paints and Colours ground in oil or 
 any other liquid 
 
 Paper, Manufactures of, including 
 Envelopes, not elsewhere specified 25 
 
 Paper Window Shades, and for lining 
 trunks 30 
 
 Paper, Sand, Glass and Emery 20 
 
 Union collar cloth Paper in sheets 
 not shaped 10 
 
 Paper, Millboard, not straw 10 
 
 Calendered 22i 
 
 Collars, Cuffs and Shirt Fronts. ... 25 
 
 Papier Machd, manufactures of 25 
 
 Palm Leaf, unmanufactured Free 
 
 " manufactured 20 
 
 Pease, Split 20 
 
 Paintings, in Oil, by artists of wnU- 
 known merit, or copies of the old 
 masters by such artists Free 
 
 Perfumery, including Toilet Prepa- 
 rations, Hair Oils, Tooth and other 
 Powders and Washes, Pomatums, 
 Pa.stes and other Perfumed Prepa- 
 rations used for hair, mouth or skin 30 
 
 Pearl, Mother of, uimianufactured. .Free 
 " " manufactured .. .. 20 
 
 Persis or Extracts of archill and cud- 
 bear .J Free 
 
 Pencils, Lead, i.i'wood or oUierwisa. 25 
 
 Philosophical Instruments and Appa- 
 ratus, including Globes when im- 
 E)rted by and for the use of col- 
 ges and schools, scientific and 
 literary societies Free 
 
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 10 
 
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 10 
 
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 ad val 10 
 
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 resses, 
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 ntries 
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 tttes . . Free 
 
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 , &c., 
 
 20 
 
 8pe- 
 
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 .... 20 
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 1 old 
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 epa- 
 
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 ei)a- 
 
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 p.c. 
 
 Phoaphortu Free 
 
 Plcklea «nd Sauoee 20 
 
 Pipe Orgnne, nnd Mts or p«rte of 
 HctH of Reeda for Cabinet Orifans . . 2ft 
 
 Pitch (Pine) Free 
 
 i'ipe Clay, pretwred 20 
 
 Picture Frames 36 
 
 Pianofortes, viz. i— 
 All square pianofortes, whether 
 round oomered not; not over seven 
 octaves.. $25 eadi and a^fwi/..;... 10 
 All other square pianofortes.. <il30 
 
 each and ad val 10 
 
 Upright pianofortes. .980 eaob and 
 
 ad val 10 
 
 Concert, sMui-oonoert or parlor 
 grraiid pianofortes.. $50 eaon and 
 
 ad val 1 10 
 
 Pianofortes, parts of 26 
 
 Pins and Hooks and Eyes 20 
 
 Pipes, briar root and all other 20 
 
 PlouKhs 26 
 
 Plumlmiro 10 
 
 " manufactures ^of 20 
 
 Playing Cards 80 
 
 plaster of Paris, not ground nor cal- 
 
 .led Free 
 
 Plants, vis.:— Fruit, .Shade, Lawn 
 and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and 
 
 Plants 20 
 
 Plated Ware, Gilt Ware, u ud £lcctro- 
 
 plute Ware of all kind.i 30 
 
 Plates engraved on Wood and on 
 
 Steel or other metal 20 
 
 Plaster of Paris or Oypeum, ground. 20 
 Plaster of Paris, caiunied or manu- 
 factured 15ct«. per lOOlbs. 
 
 Porcelain Lamp Shades 20 
 
 Pomades, Frenjh or flower Odor, 
 preser^ied in fat or oil for the pur- 
 t'ose of conae|-ving the odors of 
 flo vers which do not bear the heat 
 of distillatk>n, when in))M>rted In ' 
 tins not less than ten pounds eaeh 15 
 
 Printing Presses of all kinds 16 
 
 Precipitate of Copper . . Free 
 
 Prepared Vegetables, not elsewhere 
 
 specified 2( 
 
 Pumice Stone, ground or pqwdered . . 2( 
 
 Pumice and Pumice Stone Free 
 
 Putty ...,.^«. 26 
 
 Q. 
 
 
 20 
 
 Quills .,j».j.._,,«,^,^. 
 
 (Quinine, Sulphate of .'. f^^.^. 20 
 
 J» 'Vlfl TOT 
 
 Rags of cQtton, linen, jute and hemp, 
 paper waste or dippings, and vtrasie 
 of any kmd flt only for manufacture 
 
 of paper Free 
 
 Rattans, unmanufactured. Free 
 
 " manufactured .<...^^..... 20 
 
 Reeds tot Organs. ..... ... '. 25 
 
 " unmanu^ctured .;,. ^ ....... . Free 
 
 Rennet, raW. or prepared ,1 . , « Free 
 
 Rhubarb Root Free 
 
 Rice 1 ct. per lb. 
 
 r. c. 
 Rice and Sago Flour. . . .2 cts. per lb. 
 
 Rosin Free 
 
 Rooflng Felt 20 
 
 Rye loots, per bosh. 
 
 8. 
 
 Safes of Iron 26 
 
 Saffron and Soffluwbr, aud extract of .Flree 
 
 Saffron Cake Free 
 
 Sago 20 
 
 Sago and Rice Flour — 2 eta. per lb. 
 Sails, ready-made, for boats, ships, 
 
 awnings and tents 26 
 
 Sal Ammonia Free 
 
 Sal Soda Free 
 
 Salt, (uxccut Salt imported from the 
 United Kingdom or any Rritisb 
 po88C88ion, or imported for the u^o 
 of the Sea or Gulf Fiithcrios, which 
 ■shall be free of duty,) in bulk .... 
 Sets per 100 P 8 
 Salt, in bags, barrels and other pack- 
 ages 12 cts. per 100 lbs. 
 
 Salt imported from the United King- 
 dom or any British possession, or 
 imported for the uhc of the Sea jr 
 
 Gulf Fisheries , Free 
 
 Saltpetre 20 
 
 Sand F^ee 
 
 Sausage Casings 20 
 
 Oeeds, viz. : —Flower, Garden, Field 
 and other Seeds, for agrkultural 
 purposts, when in bulk or in large 
 
 parcels ^, 16 
 
 Seeds in small papers or parcels. ... 26 
 Other, not elsewhere spccifled. . , . . 20 
 
 Senna in Leaves ,. .,. ^^K 
 
 Settlers' effects, viz. : — "], 
 
 Wearing Apparel, Household FuTj- 
 uiture, Professional Books, Iiitple- 
 ments and Tools of Trade, oecupa- 
 tion or employment, which the 
 settler has had in actual use for at 
 least six months before rc'mpvjUto 
 Canada, not Ut include ma^nuie^y 
 or live stock, or other arUvlef im- 
 iMuried for lise in any manufactttii- 
 iiig establishment or for sale. Pro- 
 vided that any dutiable article en- 
 tered as Settlers'^£ffects, shall no$ 
 be sold or otherwise disposed of 
 without payment , of duty until 
 after two y'rs' . rual use in Cwaaft<F|Cee 
 Semaphore Wire, and Fencing Wire. 21^ 
 Sewing Machines, whole or heads, 011,,-., 
 |)art8 of heads of sewing machiudfl, 
 
 $2 each and ad val , 
 
 Sewing Machines, parts of . !> 
 
 Shawls, Indian or ParamatU^ Paisley 
 
 and Cashmere : 20 
 
 Sheet Music 6 cts Dj^ lb. 
 
 Shells, manufactured '....,•, 20 
 
 l^ips and other Vessels, built in any. , 
 foreign country, whether steam or 
 sailing Vessels, oit appliqation for , 
 Canadian Register, on the fair 
 market value of the hull, rigfUig, ■. 
 machinery and all appliances.... 
 
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 156 
 
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 t* c 
 
 HhliKjlM -. • V . . , . .iu; '. ...to 
 
 Hilox or C'ryataliuil (^uarti Fre* 
 
 bilk VtilvcU, aiiil all iiiauufi>'!tttr«^of 
 8ilk, nr jf whloh Hllk In th« ooni- 
 |)oneMt part of chief vuhie, itot 
 elaewture H|>ociflod, (uxcopt C'hur* li 
 
 VMU^oiita) 30 
 
 Silk in ihe irtini, not mons (tdvHncud 
 than iiinflrl.%, and thrown or^nctar 1ft 
 
 Sine, 8«win(r, and Silk T> iut 2ft 
 
 Kaw or an roolod from the Cocoon, 
 not boinq; doiiWed, twisted, or wl- 
 vanuod in manufiictnro In nny way, 
 
 Silk CoooonH and Hllk Waste .Kroc 
 
 Silver Coin, United 8t;it08 20 
 
 Snporphosnhato of lilnie 20 
 
 'Sihor Leaf 20 
 
 Hilvur, German, in eheets , 10 
 
 t-\lu»f« of Soda Fi ce 
 
 Skalos uf nil kinda. . 30 ' 
 
 SkinH, undrcJBcd, drio^I, laltod or 
 
 pickled Free 
 
 Slate for roofing. 20 
 
 Slato Mantels aO 
 
 Sl:ito Stubs, square o^ In dpopial 
 
 shapcti 20 
 
 Sl.ites for Writing and f(»r Schoolr ... 25 
 
 Snuff 25 cts. per lb. and a<i in L 12i 
 
 S<)ap, common, brovn and yellow, 
 
 not perfumed 1 ctl per lb. 
 
 : Soap, castllo and white. 2 cts. i>er lb. 
 Saddlers, Silver, Soft, and Suap 
 
 Stock 20 
 
 Softj), perfumed or Toilet 30 
 
 Soda, Ash Free 
 
 Soda, Caustic. Free 
 
 Soda, Nilre of, or Cubic Nitre Free 
 
 tpectaclcjt (u^l ii^'e Qlaiiscs oi all 
 
 kinds.... 20 
 
 Spelter lo bloclts or plgfs 10 
 
 •dpices of all kinds, evrc|/l Nntmc)fs 
 
 and Mace, unjrround 20 
 
 Spicee of all kiads, except Nutmegs 
 
 and Mace, jjround 2ft 
 
 Maces and NutmO}!:s 25 
 
 Spirits tind Strong Waters, not hav- 
 ing been sweetened or ir.i.«ed with 
 any art clu, so that the do;;ree of 
 etrenjfth cannot be ttscertaincd by 
 Syke^ Hydrometer, for every Im- 
 perial gallon of the strenjjth of 
 f)ropf by such Hydrometer, and 3u 
 n proi)ortion for atij' yroatcr or 
 less strent^h than the strength of 
 pro- /f, and for every greater or less 
 quantity than a galU)n, vi?;. : - 
 Geneva Gin, Rum, '<Vhlskey and 
 uneniunerated articles of like 
 
 kinds $1.32i jier I. gul. 
 
 " iimitdy $1.4.5 per I. gal. ' 
 
 " Old Tom Olh . .«1.32.i per I. gal. 
 '' <»weetened and mixed, 6o tJiat 
 the strength cannot be as-.ertained 
 '■ as aforesaid, viz. :— Rum-Shrub, 
 Cordials, Schlorkvm Schnapps. 
 Tafla-Bitters tnd unenumerated 
 articles of likekfnds, f 1 .90;)er I. gal 
 
 p. c. 
 
 SpiiilH not «Ia«v^h« re siicclfled 
 
 •liW) |)flr 1, «&!< 
 
 " Mh|Mirted Into Oanoda, niixod 
 with any In^-utliontor InifriNiioiits, 
 and alt'iDUK.. iboreby coming nn- 
 '^0' the (l'jnoiniiiaM)in of I'roprie- 
 tiry ModiciiiuH, Tiiiutnren, Kasvn- 
 ces, Kxt'Ki'tM or any oUwr donomU 
 nation not elfitwHore »\^: '.(\wi, 
 shall be, ncvi rtitelt^iM, H'.ien)0d 
 "Spirits or Mtronjf Wnters," and 
 subject to dut' as such. .#1.00 |)er 
 
 * Imp. gal '. 
 
 Spirits, porfumeu, iV Coln)pne Water, 
 In bott!»t> or fk.«k8 not weighinif 
 more tliaii four niinoes sxih ...... 40 
 
 Spirit*, perfumed, & Cologne Water, 
 in l)ottleH, fluskHor otbur |>ackage9 
 woii(hin/ iiioru than four ounces 
 each, .^1.00 per lm*,>. g.^i. andaM m*it 90 
 
 Sl>ongeH 20 
 
 Starch, Includ'g FariiMv, Corn Starch, 
 or Floor, and nil pr(>pH<"itioiiH hav 
 Ing tht; (|uali(;les (' i-Jt-xrch, 2 c. p. lb. 
 
 Stationery of all kinds i>ot elsewliere 
 HjHH;lflod 20 
 
 Steel and Manufactures of, vii : 
 Stuel in ingots, bars, sheets and 
 ' >ils (and railway barH or rails, and ' 
 f sh plates) tree until. ('a)iuary, 1881. 
 Shovels, Sjimles, Hoes, hay, manuie 
 « id jx" (too Forks, Kakcsand Hake 
 Iv'cth, ' 'arpcntcrw', Coopers', C.v 
 W:' "t 'iukors', and all other Me- 
 dial r/ 1V>oU, Fkigo Tools of every 
 dos( ptloii; Including;' Axes, Mower 
 ana i.leii,iei" Knives and Cutter bars, 
 Alls, Scythes and Saws ^1 aU kinds, 
 
 and on Steel Skates ; .1 80 
 
 C" Fi.uarms, via ! Muskets^ tlK<es, 
 i>lsk;ul8, and Shot Quihs^ and on all 
 ni.iiiufjuitures of Stoe), and of Iron 
 and Steel, not elsewhere siwoiflcd, 20 
 Knife Ulades or Knife Blanks, in 
 the rough, unhandled, for use by 
 El. ct'o-j)laterfl '..,.■ 10 
 
 Sterootvp ,i ani Klerit'otypesforcom- 
 mcnial blanks ai.d iidvertlHenienis 20 
 
 8tereoJ.>"pe8 ainj Stoctrotntes of Stan- 
 dord Hooks '. 10 
 
 StoiU;, viz : nnigh Freesto! Sand 
 Stonjand .ill building Stoni;, excot 
 Marl.lu . . $1 per ton'of 13 cubic f'^et. 
 
 Stone, Water, Lime or Cement Stone, 
 §1 per ton 
 
 Stone for building and dreosed Free- 
 stone, except Marble, and on all 
 mamifacttire.'j of Stone or Granite.. 20 
 
 Springs (S'veel) ....',". 30 
 
 Straw 20 
 
 Sugars and S,>Tup3, via : 
 Sl|gai above number li, Dutch 
 Stand.^rd in color. .1 fct. fwrlb, ftiid 
 
 ad ml , ,. . 35 
 
 Sugar equal to number and n6t 
 above number II, Dutch Standard, 
 f of 1 ct. per lb. and ad val 30 
 
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 ALMANACK* 
 
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 Aiiifar bulow No. ft, Uutcb HUndard, 
 
 !ct. iMtr ll», and uU vnl 80 
 'rovidod tUut thoa(f voloretiniuiy 
 sliall )m) levied uiid colloctvd on 
 Hiitrar and irwlwlo whan Ini|>urt4id 
 diruct (rum i)w country vt K>'uWh 
 luid iHTuduvtiun, u|iQii th«t fiilr ' 
 market value th«r«K>f a\, tho plovs 
 9I purvlmiiu, wlthuui Any addition 
 for lh« ooHt o{ iiuKHliotulii or other 
 )iacknKeit,'nr othur uhartiaa aiiu 
 ox[i«im>H Vfior to Hbipinent, any* 
 thintruoutaluud in iMutioii 84 of the 
 A«t 40 Victoria, chitptcr 10, to the 
 contrary notwiuiBtanditiie. 
 Nui;ar Oaiidy, .b.uwn and whit**, 
 and CkmfeuUonery. . .1 cunt ]Hsr lb. 
 
 «n«I nd vnl 85 
 
 Hyrupr, Oaufl Julc6, Keflned tiyrup, 
 Ktl^'nr•bQU«e Hynip, Hynipof Hu^rar, 
 Hvrup of MolaHMCH or SorirhunD . . .ft ' 
 
 of 1 «t. |>9r lb. artl ad lYt/.. 80 
 
 Hyrup of Olucosu. .^ ct. pur lb. and 
 
 a<l ml .^ 8.5 
 
 , Kulpliur, in roll or flour Frcb 
 
 ' Kuniac 20 
 
 Sunday Suhuol.aitU Dovoiioiial Corda 80 
 Surjjficul and Drtntal Instrumonta. ... 20 
 
 - ■ *» ii !<■ tnO; 
 
 VainarUta*. .,>«,.» 25 
 
 ' Tallow , 1 ut> p ;r lb. 
 
 Tampluo, white and black ........... Free 
 
 Tiinners' Bark .,..'....,... Free 
 
 TuTklMne... ,.. i....Freo 
 
 Term-Jauonica, ....,.,., ^ , , , , . Free 
 
 . Tea-lilacK. .2 cts. per lb. and ad val. 10 
 
 and 10 i)er ct. addltVfnul when ini- 
 
 portifid from the U. S. 
 . Tea, Qn$Qtt. .3 uta. ))erlb. andxld val. 10 
 
 an^ ip. ins ct. iM'ditional wh«u iai> 
 
 ported from the II. .^. 
 
 Teasels '.-■ Free 
 
 Tin; In bar* blooks or ply*, plates 
 
 and sheets i.u. . «... 10 
 
 I Tinware, Sbmipod & Japanned Ware, 
 
 nod 01) all nianufauturus of Tiu not 
 
 elsewhere specif!' 1 25 
 
 Tin Plates lO 
 
 -Tdbttcco' Pi|)te^ , , . , .....;.'» ........ 20' 
 
 Tobiicco manufactured and Simff . . 25 
 
 0. per lb. tMdad'vai 12^ 
 
 Tobacco, umnanirfactured for Excfse 
 
 purposes, under conditions of Act 
 
 .HI Vic, Cap. 51 : ..;..........'.',.. Free 
 
 Tortoise and other Shells, unnuvnli- 
 
 , fa«tured.. ...... ;.. .. Free 
 
 5 Toys, to bc' rated accurdinor to the 
 ' material or component i>art of chief 
 
 » value 5 
 
 Travellers* Uu;ga«;e, under rea^ula- 
 
 tlhns to be prbscribed by the 
 
 Minister of Giistoms Free 
 
 .Treenails Free 
 
 Tripoli 20 
 
 'Trunks, Satchels, Valises and Carpet 
 
 , Bags 25 
 
 Turmeric ; Free 
 
 r. c. 
 
 Turt)ent*n«-. raw ur c-riMla • ..free 
 
 Tur|Hjntiiiu, 8plrfU of •.. .. SO 
 
 Turtlw Free 
 
 Twines, iiMuiufactured of flax, not 
 
 otbcrwi>io ii|K!citlod S6 
 
 Type for I'rinUntf £0 
 
 Typo Metal ,, 10 
 
 V. 
 
 Varnish, black and bdKht, for •Mpe' ' 
 
 UHei. ....... . . t Frau 
 
 VarnlMh not •laewherv •p«df)fld..80 
 
 dd per Imp. Kal. and ad val 90 
 
 VeKctabloa, via : 
 
 PotatoeM , . 10 eta. per btiah. 
 
 Tomatoea 80 ota. per buah. 
 
 Alluther 20 
 
 Vonoora of Wood, Ivory, Ae., sawn 
 
 only 
 
 Vinegar 12 ■jtM. |ier Imi>. gai. 
 
 Vitriol, Ulud Free 
 
 Vises. ••«itl»w.>«i« >(.■... ,|« (Vtt , a . • . 80 
 
 'w. "■■ , 
 
 WnHhers, Boltn, Ac, of Iron ...... .. SO 
 
 Walnut* ao 
 
 Wax, bees, Parafllno und other. . . . ao 
 Wox, manufactures of, notelsewhera 
 
 s|H!cifh)d. 1 ao 
 
 WntcheH, Watch. lloVementa and 
 
 Watch Cases 80 
 
 Wher'. .15 eta. per bua'i. 
 
 Wheat FlMU- 50 ct4. per bbl. ' 
 
 Whi j)6 28 
 
 Whltinjf or Wbitcnlngr Free 
 
 Whalebone, unmanufactured Free 
 
 Whalebone, manufacturea of 20 
 
 Willow for Baakot Makers Free 
 
 Willow Basketa 25 
 
 Willow Fumiturei d 8ft 
 
 Wire (Uotb of Bmaa or Copper 20 
 
 Wire Bii^K^nir for ships and vassela. .Free 
 
 Wire Work (Iron). 25 
 
 Wines of all kinds, except SparkUnfr 
 Wiiles, including finger. Orange, 
 Lemon, Strawberry, tLamfberri', 
 Blder and Currant Winee, ooutain- 
 in^ twenty-six per cent or less of 
 8})irits of the strength of proof, by 
 Syke's Hydrometer, import«d in 
 wood or in bottles, (six quart and 
 tSvolve jilnt 'bottles to be held to 
 contain an Imperial gallon) 25 uts. 
 
 per I. <^l. and ad val 30 
 
 Cont*g*27pc, 28 c. per I gal ti ad vol 30 
 
 28 
 29 
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 31 
 
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 84 
 85 
 36 
 87 
 
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 40 
 
 81 
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 r. 0. 
 
 Wlnw, OlumtiKipM mwi afl other 
 Sparkling WinMin bottlM,cf)iitain- 
 iiig cftuh not nM)re than uiio quurt 
 and mor* than one pint.. 18 |i«r 
 doi. and ad vol 80 
 
 Wlitea, Chaniiia(rn«, and all other 
 Sparkling Winta, In buttlea, oon- 
 talninif one half plat each or leas, 
 76 fta. p> ir dos. b«)ttlea and ad vat SO 
 
 WInoa. Bparkllnif, In bottle*, run- 
 talning each not more than a pint 
 and more than one hall pint. .tl.ftO 
 per dos. and ad vol 30 
 
 Winea, Sparkllnir. bottles containing 
 more tnan one quart each, Bhail 
 pay in addition tc three dcllan 
 per doien bottles, at the rate of 
 one doUiir and fifty conta per Im- 
 perial galloa on the quantity In 
 exceee of one quart (ler bottle, 
 
 fl.60 per I. gal. and ad val 30 
 
 But any Liquors iin|M>ried undor 
 the name of Wine, and containing 
 more than forty per oeut. of spirits 
 of tho strength of proof by 8yke1i 
 Hydrometer, Hhall Iw rated for duty 
 as unenumerated Spirits. .#1.00 (ler 
 I. gal. 
 
 Wool, unmanufactured. Hair of the 
 Alpaca goat and other like ani- 
 mals Free 
 
 Wool Free 
 
 Wool and Woollens, Manuf'resof, viz: 
 Wool, Worsted, the Hair of the 
 Alpaca gnat or other like animals, 
 viz. :- Shawld, blankets and flRn- 
 nels of every description, not else- 
 where 8i)ecifled, cloths, doeskins, 
 cassimeres. tweods, coatings, over- 
 coatings, cloakings, felt cloth of 
 every descriptioTi, not elsewhere 
 specified, horse collar cloth, yam, 
 knitting yarn, fingering y^rn, 
 worsted yarn under No. .SO; Knitted 
 Goods, viz. :-~ahirte, drawers and 
 hosiery of every description, 7^ cts. 
 per lb. and ad val 20 
 
 • -■ "' > r. 0. 
 
 Clottilng readjr-nMde, anil wearing 
 apparel uf e\'ery desertption ; cloth 
 ua|>s ooni|Ktsed wholly or In ymrX ci 
 Wool, worsted, the hair of the Al< 
 pnua goat < / other like animals 
 uiailn up or manufactured wholly 
 •>r in part by tailor, seamstress or 
 manut.xcturer, exoe|H knit fgoods, 
 
 10 otA. |)er lb. and ad vol 36 
 
 All munrfsrturesnomposed wholly 
 or in |.«rt of wool worsted, the hair 
 of ths Alpaca goat or other Hke 
 animals, not herein otherwise pro- 
 vided for to 
 
 Treble ingrain, three ply and two 
 ply carpets composud wholly of 
 wool, 10 ots. per wiuure yard, and 
 
 ad val 20 
 
 Two ply and three ply ingrain ear- 
 pets, of wlilrh the wMrp in composed 
 wholly nf cotton or other material 
 than wool, worsted, the hair of the 
 Alpaca goat or other like animals, 
 ft cts. |ier square yard and ad val. . 20 
 Wcollcn Nutting, for boots, shoes 
 and gloves 10 
 
 Wood, and Manufactures of Wooden 
 Ware, viz.:— 
 
 Pails. Tubs, Chums, Brooms, 
 Brushes and other Manufactures 
 •f Wood not ekiewhere mentioned 26 
 Hubs, Spokes, Felloes and Wheels 
 
 (rough) 20 
 
 Lnniber and Timber not elseMhere 
 specified 20 
 
 Winceys 20 
 
 • Y. 
 
 Yeast 20 
 
 Yellow Metalt In bolts, ban, and for 
 sheathing • . .'.free 
 
 Z. 
 
 Zinc, in pigs, blocks, and sheets,. ... 10 
 
 Zinc, seamless drawn tubing 10 
 
 Zinc, Manufactures of, not elsewhere 
 specified 26 
 
 All goods not enumerated in this Act or any other Act as charged with any 
 duty ef Customs, and not declared free of duty by this Act or some unrepealed 
 Act or provision, shall be charged with a duty of twenty per cent, ad valor*'in. 
 when imported into Canada, or taken out of warehouse for consumption therein, i 
 
 The following articles are prohibited under a penalty of 200 dollars and forfeitiire 
 
 of Packages in which same may be found, viz : 
 ^ Books, Printed Papers, Paintings, Drawings, Prints,. Photographs or repre- 
 sentations of an.\ kind of a treasonable or seditious, or of an immoral 
 or indecent character. .i.' 
 
 Coin, base or counterfeit. 
 
 The following articles being the natural products, or the nunufactures of the 
 colony of Newfoundland, are exempted from Custunu duty when imported 
 into Canada, viz. : — 
 
 Fish, fresh, dried, salted or smoked. ... 
 
 Fish-oil and all products of fish. 
 
 Seal-oil. 
 
 Atdmals of All kinds. 
 
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 1880] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 159 
 
 MEDICAL REGISTER. 
 
 Published under and by the futlinritv of the Medical Board, in act'ord- 
 nncc with Chan. 25 uf tlie Revised Statutes of Nova ScotU, Fourth Hvriea,' 
 1879. 
 
 PiioviNCiAfi Mkoicai^ n<>ARP.— Dr. C. C. Hamilton, Prtmlent; 
 Or R. 8 Hlaol<, Trtiunrrr ; I>r. Edwani Fnrrell. JUyittmr; Dr. W. N. 
 Macdonald, Dr. I-'dwanl •luiiniiigH, oinHnuted for lift; htt Provincial 6W«rn- 
 rnent. Hon Dr. Piirlter, Dr.'W. N. wickwir*". Dr. Jolin Somers, Dr. John 
 F. IIIhcI^, (ipfHjinted fw three yettra by Medical Society nf N. 8. 
 
 Medical Kxaminkkh.— Dr. K. S. IM-ick, Dr. Edw. Jcuomgs, Dr. A. P. 
 Reid, Dr. D. McN. Parker, Dr. T. R. Alinon. ', ,^ 
 
 Matkiculation Examinkks.— Rev Principal Rosa, Rev Edward F. 
 Murpliy. 
 
 Almon Hon W. J , M.D, Olai«Kow. 1888. Halifax City. 
 
 A«ldliiigton Robt., M D, Kdiii., M R.('.8 B., 1857, Sacl(v:lle, Halifax. 
 
 Aitken (!liarle«C., M.D, Harvard, Mass., I.,unenbtir);. 
 
 Almon Thou. R., M.D, Coil Phy & Surg, N. Y, Long leland Coll, 1866, 
 
 Halifax Citv. 
 AnflrewB C. F, M.D, Harvard, 1868, CHledonia, Queens. 
 Allen D C, M.D. JefTMed Coll, Phil, 1876, Amherst. Cumberland. 
 Bond .losi'ph B, Member Med Soc of Philadelphia. 1829, Yarmouth. 
 
 * Black RufiiH 8.. M D, Edin, L.K.C.S.E. »836, Halifax City. 
 Brown Saml D. MD. Uni ofPenn, 1848, Mnitland, Hants. 
 
 Bii.goy Cteo Thos, M.D, Uni of N Y, M.I.'.C.S. E«p.1849, Annapolis. 
 Barton Wm J, M.D, Coll Phy & Surg. NY, 1858, Pubnlco, Yarmouth. 
 Bingav John M, M D, Harvanl, Mass, 1863, Tunket, Yarmouth. 
 
 * Burns S V, M.D, Belle\ uo Hosp Med Coll. N. Y, 18«4, Shelbume. 
 Barss Alex DeW, M D, Edin. 18U4, VVolfville, Kmgs. 
 
 Bissett Henry E, »!.D, Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1865, Port H«wke8bury, 
 
 Inverness. 
 Burgess F. N. M.D, Harvard, Macs, 1865. Cheverie, Hants. 
 Black C. A, M.D, Uni of Penn, 1867, Amherst. CumberlanJ. 
 Black J. B, M.D, Uni of Penn. 1866, Windsor, Hants. ' 
 
 Burgess (Jeo 0, M D, Coll Piiv & Surg, N. Y, 1866, Somerset, Kinga. 
 
 * Buckley (ieo E, M.D, JeflFiVfed Col, Phil. 1867, GuyMiyro'. 
 Bell (ieo, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1868. Barrington, Shelburne. 
 
 * Black .John F, M.D, Col Phy & Surg. 1808, Halifax City. 
 Borden F»ed W, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1^68. Canning, Rings. 
 Bent Willirtm H, M.D, Hanard, Mass, 1869, Argyle. Yarmouth 
 Barnabv Gidt-on, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1872, Petite Riviere, T.unenburg. 
 Burns thos Mitchell, M.D, Bellevue Hosp Med Col, N. Y, 1864, Lockeport, 
 
 Shelburne. 
 Bowles E. P. M.D, Col Pl.v & Surg, N. Y, 1874, Wolfville. Kinga. 
 Balcom Parker N, M.D, Uni of N. Y, 1875, Aylesford, Kings. 
 Bent Charles, M.D, Uni of Penn, 1847. Truro, Colchester. 
 Bethune John T, M.D, Halifax Med Col, 1875, Baddeck, Victoria. 
 Best Fredk, M.D, Uni of Penn, 1876, Burlington, Hants. 
 
 * Beck with J. K, registered under Sec. Hi ot Medical Act, 1876, Lockeport, 
 
 Shelburne. 
 
 * Campbell Duncan M.D, Harvanl, Mass, 1869, Port Hood, Inverness. 
 Coolie Janies R, M.D. Hnr'ard, Mass, 180J>, River John, Pictou 
 Cameron Thos JT, M.D. Harvanl, Mass, 1865, River John. Pictou. 
 
 CI rl.e Augustus F, M.D, Harvanl, Mass, 1869, Parrsbyro', ('uniberland. 
 Cameron Wm M, M.D, Col I'hy & Surg, N. Y, 1872, Halifax City. 
 
 Names marked with an t have paid their subscription to tlie ftinds o( tlie Board. 
 
 I 
 
 BBOfm ^vmvm. 
 
 ^ptc« 
 
 «*«eken» «iMI 'BlcveiiHatt* ■•llMx. 
 
■mi 
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 Anrllsy BellowS) and Smitln' ToaIs, for sal« low. 
 
 160 
 
 brlcher's farmer's 
 
 [1880 
 
 Chase Tho9 O, M.D, Uni of N. Y, 1873, St Mai^arets Bay, Halifax. 
 
 * Campbell Donald. M D, Dalhousie College, 1874, Halifax City. 
 ChiAhnlm Donald, M.D.. Dalhoiisie Co!le>;e. 1874, Jiidique. Invernesa. 
 Cox Robinson, M D, Dalhousie Collefi;e, 1875, Upper StewiAcke, Colchester. 
 Campbell John O. M.l\ UniofPenn, 1876, Goose River, Cumberland. 
 Clarke Jas Jackson, regisf^red under Sec. 37 uf Medical Act, 187G, Har- 
 rington, Shelburne. 
 
 Cunningham Notman F, M.D, Bellevue Hotp Med Col, N. Y, 1877, Dart- 
 mouth, Halifax. 
 Chisholm Murdoch, M D, McGill, Mont, 1877, Loch Lomond, Richmond. 
 Clay Henry P, M.D, Uni ot N. Y, 1879, Halifax Citv. 
 Carrit Edward, L.R C.S., Edin, 1827, Guysboro'. 
 Creed (/harles, M.K C.S., Lond, 1838, Pugwash, Cumberland. 
 Crane Chandler, M.D, Uni of Penn, 1850, Halifax Cilv. 
 Clarke Wm G, M.D, Harvard, Mas*, 1852, Kentville,' Kings. 
 Clay Edwin, M.D, Uni of N. Y, 1856, Halifax City. 
 Campbell R. S, Licentiate of N. S, 18-57. Dartmouth, Halifax. 
 Campbell C. Fitz Hv, M.D., Uni of Penn, Phil, 186 ', Digbv. 
 Cowie A J, M.D, Uni of Penn, M.R.C.S.L , )86o, Halifax City. 
 
 * Cameron Hngh, M.D. Uni of Penn, 1861, Mabou, Inverness. 
 Crouchcr Albert £, M.D, Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1863, Bridgewater, 
 
 Lunenburg. 
 Campbell James, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1864, Sherbrooke, Guysboro'. 
 Creed. Ed win, M D, Hygea Thera Col, 1865, Upper Newport, Hants. 
 Carev Robt H, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1866, f..unenburg. 
 
 * Caider James S, M.D, Harvard, Mass. 1866. Bridgewater, Lunenburg. 
 Creelman F. G, M.D, Col Phy & Surg, 1867. Maitland, Hants. 
 
 Cove John W, M.D, Uni of Pe in, 1867, Spring Hill, (Cumberland. 
 Chipman Henry, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1868, Hnrton, Kings. 
 
 * Coleman J. Andrew, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1868, Granville Ferry, An- 
 
 napolis. . 
 DeWoH James R, M.D. Edin. LR.C S.E, 1841, Halifax. 
 Denison J. N, M.D, Uni of Penn, 1850, Brooklyn, Hants. 
 Davis Joseph D, M.D, Horn Col Phil, 1859 Yarmouth. 
 D dge Stephen, M.D, Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1859, Halifax City. 
 
 * DeBlois Louis G, M.D, Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1881, Bridgetown, Anna- 
 
 polis. 
 
 Denison Joseph, M.D. Bellevue Hosp Med Col, 1864, Bridj^etown, An- 
 napolis. 
 
 Dodd Marcus, M.D, Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1866, BridgepGrt, C B. 
 
 Doneham B. Eugene, M.D, Harva^'d, Mass, 1868, Freeport, Digby. 
 
 Dakin Robert A, M.D, Harvard, Ma!«s, 1869, Pugwash, Cumberland. 
 
 * DeWitt Geo E, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1872, (;host«r, Lunenburg. 
 Dcsbrisay Thos L, M.D, Bowdoiu Col, Maine, 1876, Bridgewater, Lunen- 
 burg. 
 
 Densmore James D, M.D, Halifax Medical College, 1877, North East Har- 
 bor, Shelburne. 
 Ellerson R. J, M.D. Uni of Penn, 1856, Bear River, A) lapolis. 
 Eustace Robf, LF.P.S, Glas, L.C.S, Ont, 1866, Caoe ( uiiso, Guysboro'. 
 Ellerson H. A, M.D, Uni of N. Y 1867, Weymouth, Digbv. 
 
 * Parish Greggs J, M R.C.S, Lond, 1834, Yarmouth. 
 
 Eraser Beiij D, M.D, Hesse, {4 R.C.S, Edin, 1834, Windsor, Hants, ^vi^j "^ 
 
 Parish James C, M.D, U.ii of Penn, 1837, Yarmouth. 
 
 Fixott Henr}'C, M.D, Glas, M R.C.S, Lond, 1841, Arichat, Richmond. 
 
 Forbes James G, M.D, Uni of N. Y, 1842, Liverpool, Queens. 
 
 Farish Henry G, M.D, Uni of Pecn, M R.C.Ji, Lond, 1S*9, Liverpool, 
 
 Queens. ; j ii\ ,.„, 
 
 Fitch Simon, M.D. Edin, 1841, Halifax City " • 
 
 Fixott Henry J.imes. M.D, Harvard, Mass 1866, St. Peters, Richmond. 
 French W R. M.D, Uni of N. Y, 1857, residence not known. 
 
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 » Fraser William, M.D, M.R.C S, Rng. 186-1. New Otangow, Pictoa. 
 
 * Farrell Kdward, U D, Col Phr & Surf?. N. Y, 18«4, Halifax City. 
 Fraser Thos R, M D, ReU>ctic Mod Col, O. 18A4. HnliAixCiiy. 
 Falconer A. F. M D. Hurvard, Slam, 1805, Sherbmoke, Guvsboro*. 
 Fitch J. N, M.D, Col Fhv He Surg, N. Y. 1867, l^keville, Rinjm. 
 Fuller Newman J, Bellevue Ho«ip Med Col. 1868, Grand Pre, Kings. 
 Fraser D. A. M.D, Uni of Penn, 1870, Halifax Citv. 
 
 Fullerton William Y, M.D, iJellevue Hosp Med Ool, 1873, Port Williams, 
 
 Kingfc. 
 Fox Charles James, M.D, Uni of Penn. 1876, Pabnico, Yarmouth. 
 Gilpin Bernard J, »f. D. Uni of P«-nn, M R.C.S, I^nd, 1834, Halifax City. 
 Geddes T O, I Jcentiate of Nova Scotia, 1858, Yarmouth. 
 
 * Gray Chaa. M.D. Uni of Penn, 1858, Mahone Bav. Lunenburg. 
 Go8»ip Charles J, M.DvI*Min. 1859, Windior, Hants. 
 
 Graham John McK, M.D. Jeft'Med Col, 1872, renidenoe not known. 
 Gunn Robert, M.D. Beilerue, Hnsp ufed Col, 1874. Strathlome, Inverness. 
 Hamilton Chab C, M.D, Uni of Penn, 18.')4, Cani.rd. Kin>;s. 
 Hooper John C, M.D, Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1864. Hawdon, Hants. 
 
 * Harris John H, M.D, Bellevne Hosp Mtsd Col, 1866, Beaver River, Yar- 
 
 mouth. 
 Harris James W, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1868. Digbr. 
 Harding Fred W, M.D, McGill, Mont, Middleton. Annapolis. 
 Harley Benj V. registerei under Sec. 37, Medical Act, 1872, Yarmouth. 
 Hewsnn C. W, M.D. Uui of Penn, 1872, River Herbert, CumberlaLd. 
 Hiltz C. W, M.D, Dalhousie Ccl, 1873, Chester, Lnnenburg. 
 Jennings Edvvard. M.D, Col Phv & Surg, 1843, Halifax City. 
 Johnstone Lewis, M.D., Uni of Wnn, 1845, Stellarton, Pictou. 
 
 * John8toi:<; Lewis, M.D, L.R.CS, Edin, 1850, Block House Mines, C. B. 
 
 * Jones J Edi^'ar, M D, Harvard Mass, 1858, Westville, Pictou. 
 
 * Jacobs J J, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1861, Lunenburg. 
 Jamieson Geo, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1866, Tangier, Halifax. 
 
 Johnson DanI M, M.D, Halifax Med Col, 1878, 8t Margaret's Bay, Halifax 
 Kirbv Thomas, Licentiate of Med Board. 1857, Tusket Yermouth. 
 
 * Kirkwoud Htfv.ry, M.D, Jeff Med Col, Phil, 1850, Pictou. 
 
 * Kelly Edgar K, M.D, Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1866. Yarmouth. 
 Kempton, Zenas M, M.D, Dartmouth, N. H,^ 1866, Wallace, Cumberland. 
 Kerr James, M.D, M C* Queen's Uui, Dublra, Londonderry, Colchester. 
 Kennedy Evan, M D. lini of Boston, 1876, residence not known. 
 
 Kellv H L, M.D, Uni of N. Y, 1853, Yarmouth. 
 
 Uughlin Jas F, M.D, Col Phy & Sun?, N. Y, 1866, Port Hawkesbury, 
 
 Inverness. ■ . 
 Lawson Archd, M D, M.R.C.8, Eng, 1866, Halifax '"itv. 
 Lenton D. M, M.D, Hx Med Col, 1876, 'J'ruro, Colchester. 
 L'Esperance J. G. S M.D. Uni of Laval, Q. 1877, Arichat, Richmond. 
 
 * Lindsay Andrew W. H. M.D, Dalhousie Col, 1875, M.B.C.M., Edin, 
 
 1877, Halifax City. 
 Marsters Holmes, M.l), Jeff Med Col, Phil, 1840, Berwick, Kings. 
 Morrison J. G. B, M.D, Jeff Med Cul, 1848, Meteghan, Digby. 
 Millar J. 8, M.D, Berkshire Med Cul, 18(5, Cornwallis, Kings. 
 Mitchell Robt, M.D, L.RC.S, Kdin. 1858, Amherst, Cumberland. 
 Mitchell W M. M.D, Jeff Med Col, Phil, 1859, New Glasgow, Pictou. 
 Moren Arthur, M.D, F.din. 1860, Halifax City. 
 
 Morse Leander li, M.D, llHrvard, Mass 1860, liawrencetown, Annapolis. 
 Murray Geo, M.D, Uni of Penn, 1860, New Gla-sgow. Pictou. 
 Munro C. H, M I , Harvard, Mass, 1S83, West Kiver, Pictou. 
 Morto John Allen, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1804, Ohio, Yarmouth. 
 Morse C. H, Ml), Harvard, Mass, 1864, Wevmouth, Digby. 
 Muir David H, M.D, Col Phv & Surj;, N. V,1867, Pruro. Colchester. 
 Marshall Fred R, M D, Col Phv & Surg, N.Y, 1868, Halifax City. 
 Maxwell Archd, M.P, Jeff Med Col, Phd 18B8, Bear River, Digby. 
 
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 Morris Charlton, MD, Harvard. Mass, 1368, Middle MuoqiiodobQir, Halifax. 
 Munro Kennedy, M<I), Harvard, Masa, 1868, Advocate Harbor, Cumberland. 
 Margeson C J, M. D, Harvard, Mass, 1869, Hantxport, Hants. 
 Minard Levi, M.D, Kcl Med Col, Cum (>, :I86», llnrlingtoti, Hants. 
 Middlenias F, MD. Harvard, Mr.33. 1373, Jierwick, riinciii. 
 Metcair Richard, M-I>, Uni of Penn, Phil, i874, River Pliilip, Camberland. 
 Mnir William 8, M.D, h.K.CP. Sc S, Kdin. 1874. Truro, Oolcbester. 
 Miller Saml Nelspn, M.D, Uni ofN.Y, 1875, Mi(Mfeton, Annapolis. 
 Mack J. Newton, M.D, llellevue Hosp Med Col, 1875, residence not known. 
 
 * Miller 0. J, M.D, Harvaid. Mass, 1875, New Gliis^w, Pictou. 
 
 Moore William B.M.D, Hx Med Cxi], 1870, Prov and Citv Hospital, Halifax. 
 McKean 8. G. A, M.D. Harvard, Mass, 1849, Victoria, C. B: 
 
 * McLaichy Harris O, M.I). JeFMed Col, Phil, 1854, Wolfville, Kings. 
 Mcintosh Alex, M D, Uni of Penn, Phil, 1858. Antigionishi 
 
 Mcl^rly Duncan, M.D, Giasp:ow, 1860, SVdney Mines, C. A. i.<.. . . 
 
 *MacLean Duncan, M.D, Harvard, Mass. 186IK Shubenacadie, Hattts. 
 
 * Macdonald W. U, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 18()2, A ntig^jnish. 
 McFatridge Robt, M.D,: Harvtird, Mars, 1862, Halifax Cit}-. 
 MoKobert W. C, Licentiate Med Board, N. S, I8ii2, Truru, Colchester. ■ 
 McGillivrav Alex, M. D, Bell Hosp Med Col, N. Y, 186:{, Sydney, C. B. 
 McGregor Murdoch, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 186.3, LaHavc, Lunenburg. 
 McKenzie Geo J, M-D^ Jelf Med Cul, Phil, 1864, Pictou. 
 
 Maclean David, M.D. Uni of Penn, Phil, 1864. Wallace, Cumberland. 
 
 McGillivray Donald, M.D, M.K.C.P. &. iA, Glasgow, 1864, Yale ColKeiy, 
 Pictou. 
 
 McDonald J. B, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1865, residence not known. 
 
 Mcintosh John, M.D, Jeff Med Col, Phil, 1866, Whj'cocomagh, Inverness. 
 
 McKay Daniel G, M.D, Ueil Uoap Med Col, 1866, Little Glace Bav, C. B. 
 
 McKay J. H, M.D, Col Phy A Surg, N. Y, M.K.C.S. & P, Edin, 1868, Truit), 
 Colchester. 
 
 McDonald J. F, M.D. Harvard, Mass, 1868, Hopewell, Pictou. 
 
 MoDougall John C M.D, Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1869, Greenville, Cam- 
 berland. 
 
 McPherson Hugh, M.D, Uni of Penn, Phil, 1869, , North Sydney, C. B. 
 
 McDonald J. W, M.D, L.K.C S, Edin, 1869, Antigonish. 
 
 McKinnon John E, M.D, Harvard. Mass, 1870, Antigonish. 
 
 McDonald P. A, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1871, Port M-ulgrave, Gnysboro'. 
 
 Mcintosh Diiniel, M.D, Harvard, Mans, 1871, Pugwasli, Cumberland. 
 
 McLean A. K, M.D, Bellevue Hosp Med Col, 1872, Mnrgdree, luverness. 
 
 McMjIllan / inlay, M.D, Dalhousie College, 1872, Pictou Co. 
 
 * Mcbon>Jd D, registered under Sec 37, Act of 1872, Tatnmagouohe, Col. 
 McKay William, M.D, BeU6vue Hosp Med Col, N. Y, 1873, Litlle Glace 
 
 Bay, C. B. 
 McLeoil Wm McK, M.D, Bellevne Hosp Med CoLNY, 1875,Svdnev,C.B. 
 McDonald Michael Ai M.D, (Joi Phv & Surg, N. Y, 1876, Svdnev^ C. B. 
 McLeod Chas Malcolm. M.D, Hell Hosp Med Coll, N. Y. 1877, Mairgaree. 
 McLennan Angus, M.D, Uni ot Penn, Phil, 1873, Margaree, Inverness. 
 
 * Norrie William, M.D, Harvard. Mass, 1867, Harltowii, Colchester. 
 Outhet Geo E, M.D, Jetf Med Col, Phil, 1845, Avlesford, Kings. 
 Oakes George B, M.D, Col Phy & Surg. 1864, Digby. 
 
 Cakes Milledge, M.D, Harvard, Musis, 1866, Sydney, C. B»^ ' .- ;. . ;^ 
 Page B Gardner, M.IUJ.S, Lond, 18.'}4, llnlifax Citv. 4.. '<..* n-i.f^ 
 
 t Parker Hon D. McN, Ml), L.U.C..S, Kriin, 1845. llalilax Citv. 5 --n «' 
 Payzant Eiias N, M.D, Jeff .Aled Col, 1855, Wolfville. Kings. ' ' = ' 
 
 Page A. C, M.D, Harvard, Muha, 1856* Truro, Colchester. 
 Piiilips John C, Liceiit Med Board, N. S, 1856. IJiver Piiilip. Cumberland. 
 
 * Pearson William, Licentiate Med Board, N.S, 1866, U^per Musquoaobott, 
 
 Halifax. .,..■■ 
 
 Peppard John L. M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1865, Great Village, Colchester. 
 Puruey John A, M.D, Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1865, Shelburne. 
 
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 Paiten A. D, M D,Uni of Michif^an, 1868, Yarmouth. ' ■ ' 
 
 PrimroM Snmuol, '^gistered dnder Sec 37, Act «t' 1872, Lawrencetown, 
 
 .Aiinapolisb 
 Pickles Gnorne A, M.D, Bellevue Honp Med Col, N. Y, 1873, Mahonefiay, 
 
 t^unonburg. 
 Perrin Albert M. M.P, Uni of N. Y, 1876, Yarmouth. 
 
 • Kucgles Heniy D, M.D.Col Pby & Surg, N. Y, 1831, Wevroouth, DIgby. 
 Ran(kll Wm A. C, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1852, Yarmouth. " 
 
 * Keid Alex P, M.D, McGili, L.R.C.S, Ertin, 1858, Dartmouth, Halifax. 
 Roche Klisha, M:1), Uni of Penn. Phil, 1860, Tatama^uche, Colcliesier. 
 
 * Read Herbert H, M.D, McGill, L.R.C.S, ► din, 18«l, Halifax City. 
 Pvi^by Chaa D, M.D. Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1861, Halifax City. 
 Robe'it Cassiiner, M D, Dalhou.sie Col, 1875, Arichnt, Richiuofiii. 
 Robinson Augustus, M.D, Uni of Penn, M.R.C.S. & L.S.A, Lond, 
 
 Annapolis. 
 Robertson Alex, M.D, Harvard, Maas, 1870, Liverpool, QaeenA. 
 Ryan P. M, M.D, Col. Phv & Surg, N. Y, 1877, Meteghan, Digby. 
 Steverman Joseph. M.D, Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1836, Lunenburg. 
 
 * Stppheu Robert, M.D, Will Uni of Krie, 0, 1888, Digl>y. 
 
 * Schrage John. M. I), Harvard. Mass, 1843, Barrington, Shelhnme.' 
 Shaw Henrt, M.D, Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1852, Kftntville, kings. 
 
 * Slayter W. B, M D, L.K.C.P. & M.B.C.Sv £ng, L.M, Dublin, 
 
 Halifax Citv. n-M'j""*"' 
 
 Smith Peleg W,' M.D, Edin, 1862. Dighv. "> " > 
 
 Sturgis Geo C, M.D, Ed Med Col Phil, '1862, Walton, Hants. 
 Saniord Arnold, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1864, Burlington, Hant^. 
 
 • Somers John, M.D, Beilevue Ho.*p Med Col, N. Y, 1866, Halifax C|ty. 
 Street J. C, M. D, Harvard, Mass, 185^3, Bridgewater, Lunenburg. 
 Smith Robert B, M.D, Jeff Med Col, Phil, 1867, Upper Stewiack, Col. 
 Sutherland Niel, M.,D, Har%'ard, Mass, 1868. Antigonish. 
 
 Saunders D. Oliver, M.D, Harvard; Mass, 1869, Getson's Cove. * 
 Sutherland Monro, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1871, Westville, Pictow.""'-" 
 
 ♦ Sinclair Geo L, M.D, Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1872, Dartmouth, Halifax. 
 
 ♦ Syda H, registered under Sec 37, Act of 1872, Digby. 
 Sommerville A. McL, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1873, Caledonia, Queens. 
 Stuart John M. B, CM, Edin, 1871, Pictou. 
 
 Smith J. Ross, M.D, Uni of Penn, 1877, Great Viii9««: Colchester. 
 '! Oman John; M.D, Gias, M R.C.S, Ire, 1830. Halifax City. 
 Tuppor Nathan, M.D, Uni of Penn, Phil, 1854. Amherst, Cumberland. 
 Thttmas Waller, M.D, Eel Coll, Phil, 186U, Upper Stewiacke, Colchester. 
 Townshenil A. 8, M.D, Uni of Penn, Phil, 1862. Parrsboro', Cumberland. 
 
 • Trenaman Thop, M.D, Col Phy ifc Surg. N. Y, 1869, Halifax City. 
 Venables James, M.D, Harvard, Mass, 1887, Halifax City. 
 
 » Wilson Israel K, M«D, Jt:if Med Col, Phil, 1831, Barrington, Shelbnrne. 
 Woodbury Jonathan, M.D, J»tf Med Col, Phil, 1850, Middloton, Annapolis. 
 
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 Witlh»r» Russell, M D, Col I'hv & Surg, N. Y, 18fi5, Annapolis. 
 Walsh Thos, M.D, Usilevue Hosp Med Col, N. Y, 1866, Hnlilajt City. 
 
 * WoocMII Alfred A, M.D, Col Phy & Surg. NT. Y, 1866, Halifax Citv. 
 Webster Henry B, M.D, Col Phy & Surg, N. Y, 1872, Keiitville, Kings. 
 Weir Jamec, M.D, llavvard, Mas.s, 1872, JJpper Kenijetcook, Hants. 
 
 * Wot.dworth W. S, M.D, Harvard. Mass, 1873, Upper Canard, Kings. 
 Wilson H. D, M.D, l.'niol Penn, 1878, B.irringtun. Shelbunie. 
 
 The fitllowing prn'-titioners have died during the uast year:— Dr. T. E. 
 .leans, Dr. il. Sf.uther^i, Dr. J. C McLtllan. Di L. P'. Toque Dr A. 
 D^Wolf, Dr. Ge.) P. McLcilan, Dr. E. T. McRobert. 
 
 Th» iiillowing have left the Pvovince:— Dr. Thos Willmott, Dr. Chas 
 Deshrisay, Dr. A. P. Landry, Dr. ither C. Murray, Dr. John 0. Fniser, 
 
 t'ht'iiptfr thnn tu»y wlicr* via*. m« MKOWN m WKKB'll, Itailtnx. 
 
naylngr To6ls of everj ieieriptlon at lowest prlMi» 
 
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 Dr. jRoies FittA, Dr. Andrew Porter, Dr. R. C Jotclyn. Dr. Angus 
 McDonald, Dr. W. H. Lognn, Dr. Samuel Moore, Dr. D. H. Morton. 
 
 The Board efimeAly requests mediial men thronphout the Province to 
 •kt the Repi*trar in keeping the Ke(n!<ter correct^ by iiiforiniai; htm of the 
 death or removal of registered practltinner^ The Registrar will be glad to 
 receive »ucli correction* more particularly before the tTid of April, so thnt, 
 H* 6<r a» poKHibie, the Kegit't-r which will be published in the ^ Royal 
 Gazette " ).« May Hhall be qait'f correct. 
 
 Tite fallowt:>gclau!«n of t'le Medical Act (Chap 28, Revised Statutr\ 
 4th Serie->,) are *«'*re pnhlishf.'d for the infomiAtiOn of the prolession and tiie 
 public: — 
 
 8. Subject to the exceptions hereinafter made, no person shall practise 
 physic, surgery or midwifery in Nova Scotia, unless his name »hali be 
 registered in the Tiook of Registry of the I'ruvmcial Medical Board, and 
 unless he shall have received irom such Board a license to practise. 
 
 16. Aoy person entitled to be registered undsr this chapter, but who 
 shall neglect or omit to be so registered, shall not be entitled to any of the 
 rights or privileges conferred by the provisions of this ch«pter, so long is 
 such neglect or omission sliati continue. 
 
 17. No person, otherwise fully qualified under this chapter, shall be 
 refused registration or a license to praetioe on accowit of his adopting or 
 refusing to adofit the practice of any particular theory of medicine or surg- 
 ery. Incase of such re'usal by the Board, the party aggrieved shall have 
 (he li^lit to appeal to the Governor in Council, who, upon due cause shown, 
 shall issue an order to the Board to register the name of sudi person and to 
 grant him a license to practise. 
 
 tl. £very person who shall be roistered under the provisions of this 
 ch pter, shailbe entitled r/^cording to his qualification or qualificationa to 
 practise Medicine, Sureery, and Midwifer>', or either or any of them, as tli« 
 case may b^ in Nova Scotia, and to demand and recover ia any court of 
 law reaHOMible charges for professional aid, advice and visit*, and the cost 
 ol aoy medicine or other medical or surgical appLaacea rendered or sup- 
 plied by him to his patients. 
 
 22. No person shall be entitled to recover any charge iu any court of 
 law for any medical or surgical advice, or for attendance, or for the per- 
 formance of any operation, or for any mediciue which he siiait have both 
 prescribed and supplied, unless he shall prove upon the trial that he is reg- 
 istered under this chapter. 
 
 24. No person shall be apfiotnted as medical officer, physician or sur- 
 geon in ftoy urauch of the public service, or in auy hospiial or other char- 
 itable institution, unless be shall ha registered under the provisions of this 
 chapter. 
 
 25. No cei-tificate required by any Act now in (orfie, or that may here- 
 kfter be passed, from any physician or burgeon, or medical practitioner shall 
 bt valid, unless the person signing the same shall be registered under this 
 chapter. 
 
 2C If any person not registereu or licensed under the provisions of this 
 chapter, or not being actuuli^v employed as a physiciafi or surgeon in Her 
 MflJHsty^s naval or miiitarj'- iei-vice, practises Phywc, Surgery or .Midwifery 
 fur hire, gain, or bone of reward, he jhall thereby Ibrfeit a »uin of twenty 
 dcllarn tVtr em'h day on which he so prac isei. 
 
 27. Aiiv sum forffited uiid ^r the next preceding section ohull be recov- 
 erable with c('8t.H, and miy be sued for and recovered in the t<ame manner 
 as a private debt, by the Provincial Medical Board or any mfiiiUer thereof; 
 and neing recovered, sfaiili belong to the Boa-d fi»r the uhS tiiereof under 
 thi« cliapter I'rovided that, where the information lending to such recov- 
 ery shall have been given by any person unconnected with the medical 
 pi'ofessioo, such person shall be eutitled to receivo one-half of the sum so 
 recovered. 
 
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 88. Upon the trial ot snch cause, the burden of proof as to the license 
 or right of the defendant to practise Physic, Surgery or Midwifery in Nova 
 Scotia shall lie upon the defendant. 
 
 EDWARD FARRELL, Registrar. 
 
 Begist«r of qualified Midwivea in the City of Halifax. 
 
 Mrs RIvIhe, Edinburgh and Aberdeen, 1848, 21 Cogswell Street. 
 
 Mm Ma^ee, Edinburgh. Ih63, South Stn^et. 
 
 Mrs Adams. Dublin, 1840,47 George Street. 
 
 Mrs McGregor, Edinburgh, 1876, 66 Gottingpn Street. 
 
 Mrs Mason, Provincial Mvdicu< Board, 1879, Creighton Street. 
 
 Mrs Little, do 
 
 Mrs Burgess, do 
 
 Mrs Ryan, do 
 
 Mrs if arris, do 
 
 Mrs Giaden, da 
 
 ChemiatB and Drnggiata. 
 
 The following named are duly registered under the provisions of the 
 Pharmacy Act of I8IS:— 
 
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 185 Gottlngen Street. 
 
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 121 Corn wal lis Street 
 
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 Queen Streft. 
 
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 Richmond. 
 
 Henry L. Atkins.. .. 
 Jnmes H. Angwin.. 
 Thomas A. lirewn.. 
 
 John K. Bent 
 
 Stewart Burns 
 
 Basil Bell 
 
 D. Herteaux 
 
 Chas. E. Burden .... 
 Avwy F. Buckley. . . 
 A. B. Cunningham... 
 W. S. Copelaiid ... . 
 J ohn D. Copiland . . 
 
 Frank Carman 
 
 Tliomss Dnrney 
 
 Martin F. Kager 
 
 A lex. Forsyth 
 
 James R. Gordon 
 
 John D. Gauld 
 
 Jiames W. Jackson. . . 
 Edward F. Lugtin ... . 
 Robert S. Masters. . . . 
 
 F. B. K. Ma«er 
 
 Fraser M'.Kenzie . . . . 
 John McCallum... 
 Richard A. Nisbet.. 
 Ww. L. Onuund.. . . 
 
 Truro. 
 Halifax. 
 
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 Sommerset. 
 Canning. 
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 Annapolis. 
 Antigonishe. 
 Noith Sydney 
 Bridgewater. 
 Halifax. 
 
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 New Glasgow. 
 Halifax. 
 Kentville. 
 Halifax. 
 Oxford. 
 Hah fax. 
 
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 Chas. E. Puttner. . . 
 Bishop H. Porter. . . 
 Thomas M. Power. . 
 
 H. A. Parr 
 
 Alfred Rounsefell . . 
 Cha». C. Richards.. 
 George V. Rand . . 
 Wilh'am H. Simson. 
 
 W. H. Stevens 
 
 E. B. Sutcliffe 
 
 J. Godtrev Smith.. 
 
 J: A. Shrtw 
 
 Wm. H. Stevens. .. 
 Frank C. Simson . . 
 Henry A. Tavlor. .. 
 John McD. Taylor.. 
 Chas. McG. Taylor. 
 John J. Uhlman.... 
 John W. Webb . . . . 
 William H. Webb. . 
 Alfred A. Woodill.. 
 William Wilson... 
 
 Thomas Ward 
 
 J. H. WooJrieb 
 
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 ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMSNT. 
 
 CHUBCH OF BNQIiAND IN NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Catiikdkal Staff.— The Right. Rev. Hibbeat BAnnet, i>d.. Lord 
 Bishop of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, and Dean of Halifax. 
 
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 The Venerable Cnnon Edwin Giipiu, i>d., Archdeacon of Nova Scotia; 
 Rev Canon John Dart, i) c l, Winnsor; Rev Canon Thomas Maynard, vv , 
 Windsor; Rev Canon George Townshend, A M.. Amhemt. 
 
 ffaiifaa, St. Luke'n (Cathedral Cliurch). Rev J. Abbott, Rev C. M. 
 Sills, AM., Curate; St. Paure, Rev G. W. Hill, prT*,andRev O. Troop, 
 A B.; St. George's, Rev J. B. Uniacke, a m.; St. Mark's, Rev H. .T. Winter- 
 bourne, A B ; Bishop's Chapel, Rev Robt. Vv ynk a b ; Trinity, Rev W. J. 
 Ancient; Garrifien Chaplains, Rev A. J. ToT'*".na, a b., and' Rev Riddall 
 Morrison; K. Wainwrijiht ( Diocesan Sec): Kev J. C. Cochran, i> »., (re- 
 tired) Rev. E. PrtdtieUI; Rev G. E. W. Monis, a m. (retired), Rev G. H. 
 Dndwell. Annapolis, Rev H. Debloig. (retired), Rev J. .J. Ritchie, am. 
 Aylesford, Kev hi Avery. Ainherst, Rev Canon Townshend, am.. Rural 
 Dean. AUnvn Minet, Uev D. C- Mooie. Anfif/onisliy Rev L. W. Hill, 
 (retired). Rev A. C. McDonald. ArichfU, C. /^ , Kev F. M. Yonnp. A k c. 
 Bridgetown, Rev L. M. Wilkins, A n. Blandford. Rev John Maoninp^. 
 Beaver Ilarboitr, Rev R. Smith. Bi-idtjewater, liev W. E. Gelling. Com~ 
 wallit, Rev F. J. Axford. Clementg', Rev W. <jodfrev, Ab. Chester, 
 Rev A. Merkell, A n. JJartmouth, Rev J. L. Bell, l^if/bj/. Rev John 
 Ambrose, am. J'Jastern Passage (Dartmouth), Rev'W. E. Currie. 
 Falkland, Rev F. Skinner. Falmouth. Rev J. C. Brenton, A b. Glace 
 Bay, Rev C Croucher, A M. Granville, Rev G. P. (rrealorex. Gnys- 
 born\ Rev H. M. Jarvis, am. Uarncttsfield, Rev J. C. Cox. Hidi- 
 bard's Cove, Rev H. Stamer. Kentvill'e, Rev J. O. Rnggles, am. 
 Livei-pool, Rev E. E. B. Nichols, i> d.. and Rev J. R. S Parkinson. 
 L uisburg. Rev C. W. McCuHy. Londoiulertij, Rev V. E. Harris, A B. 
 Lunenburg, Rev Henry L. Owen, A n.. Rural Dean, Rev Clias Groser. 
 Maitland, Rev A. D. .famieson, a.b. Mahone Bay, Rev W, H. SnVder, 
 A M., and C. (Miurchward. Manchester, Rev H. Hamilton, a B., Riral l)ean. 
 Me/fiyrd, Rev E. Anacll. Neivport, Revs H. P. Almnn and Henry Howe, 
 AB. Neio Dtddin, Rev Abraham Jordan. New Ross, Rev. H. W. At- 
 water. Parrsboro^ Rev Charles Bownian, t> D. Pictov. Rev J. I'Mpe- 
 combe. Petite Reviere, Rev J. Shaw Smith, ab. Port medway. Rev C. 
 Grosser. Pugwash and Wallace, Rev R- F. Brine, A b. iJrttw/on,.Rev J. P. 
 Sargent, ab. Rosette. Rev W. S. Gray. ab. Jtiver John. Rev J. L. 
 Downing. Senforth, Rev J. W. Norwood. Bhip Harbour, Rev Robert 
 Jamieson. Rural Dean. 8t. Margaret's Bay. Revs P. Brown and S. W. 
 H. Groser. 5rtc^;t7/c, Rev W. Ellis. /S/jerfrrooAe, Rev R." Johnston. Spring- 
 hill, Rev E- H. Ball. Sydney, C.B., Rev Richard J. Uniadke, dd,, Rural 
 Dean, and Rev David Smith. Sydney Mines, Rev G. Met^.ler, a b. 
 Shelburne, Rev Thos H. White, D n.. Rural Dean, and Rev Cecil Wiggins, 
 A B. Tangier, Rev J. A. Richey. Truro, Rev Joseph Forsythe and Rev 
 , J. A. Kaulback, A w. Tusket, Rev H. Stems. W'tWsor, Canon Maynard,' 
 n n., Kural Dean. Canon J. Dart, n c l., C. E. Wlllets, m a , and W. E. 
 Wilson, AM. WemwutJi, Rev P. J. Filluel, a.b.. Rural Dean. Wilmot. 
 Rev George F. Wfaynard Yarmouth, Revs J. T. Moodv, A M., and 
 R. Shreve, A M. Travelling Missionary, C. B , Rev Simon Gibbons. 
 
 Prince Ehwakd Island — The Venble J. H. Read, i>.d., Archdeacop 
 of P. E. I. Charlottetmnn, St. Peter's, Rev G. W. Hodgson, a >i. St. 
 Paul's, Rev D. Fitzgerald, Rev Alfred Osborne, Rev L. C Jenkins, n c l., 
 (retired). Cascumpeque, Rev H. Dj'er. Crapaud, Rev T. Johnston. Milton, 
 Venble Dr. Reed and Rev T. B. Reagh. Pmt Hill, Rev R. T. Dobie. 
 St. Eleaiurr's, Rev Theo. Richey. ~ 
 
 Y-: ,--*-;-r King's College, Windsor.. ^^ ^^...v^ 
 
 Founded, A.l>. 1787. Chartered by King George IH. A.d. 1302. Patron, 
 His Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury. BoAnn of Govkrnohs. 
 1877-78.— The Eight Kev Hibbert Binne\', d.d., Lord Bishop of Nova 
 Scotift, Visitor and President of the Board of Govemol-s. Hon Mr 
 Justice Wilkins, i>cii, lAfe Governor ; .11 Y. Hind, Esq, m A.. Rev U . 
 P. Aimon, i> c L., Rev Canon Dart, D c L , Rev Stanley Boyd, m a., Veh 
 
 
 
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 if /t.iALMANACK. 
 
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 ArctKfeBoon Gilpin, n ]>., John C. Hftliborton, Esq., Tlioii. B. Akim, i> c u, 
 Rev Geo 8. Jarvis, f> n., Oeo 0/ Wifcginn, Ksny. Rev Geo W. Hodgson, m a., 
 Hon Wm J. AInion. m d. II. G. Graj, E«q, Treasurer f Chits H. Carman. 
 EmIj Seoretmm. Faculty . —President of the College. Pro/utor of 
 IHvinitg, Enghak Literature and Moral PhUutophy, Rev Canon Dart, i> c fc« ; 
 Vice-President^ Felhw and Professor of Cbetnutrjfand Nat. History, Hertry 
 How, Esq., P c u ; JKeUoio aud Prtf. of Afatkemattcs, Natural Philosophjff 
 Attronontfi and A'n^neerina, I. K. Oram, rB., M At Proj^Mffr of Clames^ 
 Logic, and Rhetoric, Rev VV. E. Wilsfm: ma.; Profeasm^ Modem Lan- 
 ft% gen, A. De Fourmentin; Bursar, ?rof Oram, Jnu,HA>\ Librarian aatd 
 CtfTA^oi-, Prof How, c» c L. 
 
 ScHOLAiisiiirs — The Wilfiam Cogswell Scholarship, ;C34»tg. peranoam, 
 open to candidates <or Holy Orders, under the direction ot the T usteee ; 
 Divinity Scholarships paid oy the Society for the 8. P- G., open to Stu- 
 dents for Holy Orders, actoally requiring assistance, and subject to the 
 control oi the Bishop of the Diocese, 10 in number, each jC90 f«tg. per 
 annuan; the Dr Binney Exhibition, j£16 stg. per annum, o^n to Stadeats 
 in indigent circumstances and of exemplary conduct ; McCawley Hebrew 
 Prize, j£9 stg. ; the Bifhpp's Pri/.e, ^5, in Books ; Dr. Almon's Welitford 
 Testimonial; Akin's Historical Prize; General Williams' Prizes, three o\ 
 $60 each; Stephenson Scholarships, three in number; alflo Payzant- War- 
 burton prize or *an for the best e^say on any good subject — to be chosen by 
 the President — in English Literature, to be competed tor during the present 
 Academical year. 
 
 Incorporate Alumni of King'a College. 
 
 PresHent, Andrew J. Cowie. Esq, Mi>.; Vice-President, Thos Trena- 
 man, Esq. Ml).; Committee, Charles W. Pavzant, Esq, M a.. Rev. .I»hn 
 Abbott, Wm. C Silver, Es-q, Jedediah Shaw, Efq, Wm D. Sutherland, 
 Esq; Treasurer, Hen S. L. Shannon, D c L ; Secretnry, Mr Catman. 
 
 The Halifax Braaeh of the Oolonijtl and Continental [Chiiroh 
 
 Society. * 
 
 Patron, Her Most Grwcions Majesty the Queen. Vice-Patrons, Hia 
 Grace the Archbishop of Canterbuiy, liis Grace the Archbishop of York, 
 His Grace the Archbishop of yVmia^h. The Right fiev the Lord Biehcp of 
 Nova Scotia, Chairman oil Comniittsie. 
 
 The Dioceaan Synod of Nora Scotia. 
 
 Consists of three houses — (1), Tie Bishop; (2), the Clergv, who are 
 duly licensed ; (3), tile Laity by their representatives. Clerical Secretary, 
 Rev C. M. Sills, as:. Lay Secretary R. J. Wilson, Esq. 
 
 Board of Foreign Iftiaaiona. 
 
 Appointed by the Synod. Chairman ex-officio, The Right Reverend the 
 Ixurd Bishop. Treasurer, William Gossip, Esq. Secretary, Rev D. C. 
 Moore. 
 
 Church Endowment Fund. 
 
 Chairman, Henrv Prvor, dci*; Vict'Chairmnn, William Gossip, 
 Treasurer, J. T. Wvlde; Secretary, Wm C. Silver; Wm Hare, C Bullock, 
 J. R. DeWolf, Esq, *M D., T. A. Brown. 
 
 Church of England Institute; 
 
 To encourage kindly intercourse among Churchmen, and to diffuse a 
 trnowledge of the Church's work. Patron, The Lord Bishop of Nova 
 Scotia. Pre^denty Rev ChancellAr Hill. Vice-Presidents, Thos. Brown, 
 Ch/is. Stubbing. Treasurer, Thomas Brown. Hon Secretary^ Wm. H. 
 Wiiwell. 
 
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 HRLCHER8 FARXER S 
 
 [1880 
 
 OI«BROY OF THU BOMAN CATfiOXiIC O&UBOH. 
 
 HfsCtracc tho Moftt Rev Michael H«nn&n, Archblsliop pf HnliflftX. St. 
 Marv's Cuthedral, Halifhx, Rev Canon l^owei-, Rtev VAymtd F. M*irpliy, 
 Rev'O. Kills. ^ Si. Patrick's Church, R<jr. Canon Carmo^v, Rev Canon 
 Mct«aao, Rev S B\eg»- 8t^ Joseph's Church, Rev Peter I>i(nbher. Chftp^ 
 lafh to Mount St^ineenC Convent, Rev CHHtnn Mclsaac. (Miaplain to the 
 Military. Rev Rollrt Hrindle. Chekzetcook, Rev Ciitlon Madden. D(tt^ 
 mouthy' Key Canon Wood«. ProspecL- Kev Jaines ScOtt. tCtinttilU; ReV 
 P. M. Hilden. Pattern Harbours, Rev Chas Underwood'. CAirt, ReV 
 Mn Gay. Yarmoulh, Rev P. W. Urowne. Tuiket Wedge, Rtv .1. Manning. 
 Pnbnioo; Rev W. McI>«od. Bedford and SkMberxea^*, RJev David C. OTJort- 
 nor. /*rtf^'«A(»ro', Rev J»« Bresnan. fAver- Rev T. Butler. Wihdaor, 
 Rev Tho Daly. Minwlie, Rev T. ii JSeUnvoke, Rev William J. 
 Mihan. iVtiyinouth, Rev B. d'Hot. ^hy and 8t: Ci'oi«jrHex "M. 
 
 Driscoll. Meteffhan, Rev J. Daily. ^ - .mI Shti4rro6lie, Rtev E. F. 
 
 McCarthy. J?«'i>»»«tfrt, Rev Dr Corl)«tt, jiUii. t< tho Militar^'. London- 
 «fl9rry. Rev W. Hamilton. Annapolis, "Rev 0. SV ; .^»i ^m^eW*, Rev P. 
 Donnelly. Satnion liitftr, Rev T. Mfakunet ' •'' ■ ' ' •""/ »; ' i 
 
 1 ■ '''iJ^. IK^fl HUJ't''. : (I'M. > 
 
 Bt. Mary's GolloRe, Grsftott-St., HaUfia: '^ :'■: r'>:!< 
 Under ihe patronage of Hia Grace the Archbishop of Halifax. . . ^ 
 
 St. Mary's College. Under the^patronsige of His Grace the Aixjhbisliop 
 of Halifax. President and Professor of Jwral Phild^bphy,' Rev Richard 
 Kearnq. Professor of English' Literature, senior cla38e»in Gceck and L«Ctn, 
 Mathematics ,and Natural Philosophy^ J. H. Currie, s.A.t of London 
 University. Professor of Junior ClajsHes, Mr Wm'Kearnft. Book^-keepiug, 
 Commercial Course «nd Junior lijiglish departmeut,rMr« PuvcelL 
 
 Orphan Asylttm' near OhUroh of 8t> Joseph, Qdttingdn Bit; 
 
 Supel-ioreas, Sister Mary Vincent fhere are about 60 orphans under the 
 care of tha Sisters of Cliarity. The InKtttutioii is dependent fop 8uppor|: on 
 the voluntary contributions of the charitable* .(;;. • ,., ,, i/ -^ui -■^h- 
 
 • Boolety oiP St. Vincent' d6 PAJil. ''' "' " ' " 
 
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 Officer? of the General Council, Spiritual Director. Rev E. F Murnbv. 
 President, M. B.Daly;- Vico'P^est; l^omaa Dumey, J. P. Trcas, Win 
 Chisholm. Sec'y. Wm Compton. There are nearly VJO metnbers atta)?}y;d 
 to the three Conrerences of .f$t. Mary's, ^St. Patrick' .s and St. Jo^seph's. 
 Meetings held weekly and all relief given in kiud i^epa careful inquiry and 
 ptirsonal visitation to each destitute family. 
 
 Youngr Men*¥ liiteravy Ansociation. 
 
 St. VtN'ofcNt-H Halu— (Organifced Oct. 8, 18fl8.) The Waement of 
 
 this building has'been tilted up for the Use of the Catholit; young men of 
 
 the North end of the c'lUj. Open everj' evening except i^undaj'. Prest, John 
 
 '' S. D. Thompson; Triasni-er, J. M. Inglis, jr. ; Secretary, Thomas J. 
 
 Walsh ; Janitor, Joseph Lai-kin. /.u ? 'I'l -nifttfr' ,wt>w'^Vr>.V) 
 
 , ,• _ •'•.'•■'■■/ ■ > ■ -»-- -.-• 
 
 Aisademy otthe SaCred Heart« Spring Garden l^oad, for 
 
 ' Boarders and Day Scholars. 
 
 f The Community niinibers 30, of whom 12 conduct classes each day in 
 various branches. Young Jjadies admitted from 5 years i'he French 
 aad German languages taught by natives of both countries, as well as all 
 the branches of an English education. Music and other accompiishmentH 
 taught i>y the ladies of the Convent, and by the most eminent teachers in 
 iiie city. 
 
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 •A ScoTtA. — Jniif^mishe^Hev Hugh GiltiK. Pictou, Kevd Ronald 
 «ld. Lwrwre^ Rev A. MciTillTra}-. Aii$ai(f, Very K«r W. B. Mc- 
 
 Diocese of Ariohat. 
 
 . Hie D'mcdso of Arichat oompriaefl tke Island of Cnp« Uretou^ and three 
 EiiiUeni Counties of Nova Si-otta pro|>er. £fltabli8h«d Sept. 91, 1844. 
 
 Bithop- -Uif<:!it Rev. Joiw CAMF.nON, i> d., residing at Arichat. 
 
 Nov 
 McDonald 
 
 \j>od, V.O., and Rev, Wm McFlier«ou. tV/y>e (Jeorgt, K«v J. Prater. 
 WMt River, Ohio, K«v Ron Mcriillivray. 8t. Andrete% R*v J. V. Mc- 
 Donnell. Pimvfuetfe^ Rev J. Riihard Pomquettt Forks, Rov .1. J. 
 ChiKliolm. TracndRe, Rev F. !)rajiaaanl. Ilnrhour BoueMe^ Rev Herl)ert 
 Oerroir. Clutfgboroufjsi, Rev Michael Tomkins. Cape CnnM, Rev D. 
 McDonald. Port Mulffrawe, Ruv. Miclinel I^fiin. Port Fdkm^ Rev. 
 Pelcr Fourgeron. 
 
 CJlVK Bur.To3i.~^ArichaL, Rev J- Quinnan, n i>. Little ArichiU, Rev 
 W. I. Talbot D^Kscumae^ Rev Jamos Qninan, jr. VAnloise>y Rcr 
 M. EXhier. R^l Mands, Rev John McDongall, River Bourgetois, Rev 
 C. P. MnrteU. Ennt Bay^ licv Neil McLeod. Grand Narnnv's, Rev &I. 
 McKetiKie. Boff St. jLnwrence^ Kcv. G. McAuley. Boitdaie^ Rev R. 
 Grant. Cape North, Jngoninh^ Rev George McAuley. Nwth Sydney, 
 Rev Daniel MolatwUt. LittU Brns d'Or, Rfev M* McPhorson. Smith 
 ^'«fr/««», Rev James 'mnan. J/fK/»-<»-/)»ew, Rtfv John Quinan. Creit/' 
 HuJi, Rev IK l^neron. JtuUtjue, Rev Archibald diisholin. Pwt Bhorl^ 
 Rev Colin CliiRh<4ni. Broad Co(fe^ Rev Dpnatd OltMiQlin. Afoirtfaree, 
 Rev K. McDonald. Cheticanip, Rev I'eter Flsset. {rlade Bav, Rer John 
 Shaw. Mf^oa, Rev K. J. Macdomtld. CoutBay, Rev li. Chisaohn, Amu, 
 Graud Sartvtos, Rev Atex McOINlnky. -.•... ;i..ni, . .n m' ft; T. , .,i , 
 
 v^,-f ^.i^ Kelieiqus ^Ad MterarF IxniUtjitl^na..^^ *TTMK^-'i 
 
 (^.ou.HnK AND S>:mikaikv («<' St< I FKAMCia X AViRR. •^AtaUished in 
 (be townof Autigonieb. Rector, Itev.U. Gil Us. Professor*, Rev. Dr. A. 
 Ghifimlin, Rev Dr. A. Cameron, RoitDr. N. McNeil, A. McDonaht, Esq., 
 ProfttSMtr of Matheiaatics : J. D. Copeland, Professoi o( Cheaiititry; A. 
 C'hiDholni, Anaistant Professor of Mathematics. 
 
 •'Ti'ite TttAi'iisT ttoinits. at? TracwdJe, have a fldirisMng establishment. 
 The Monks are priniipally natives of Belgium. Here also, thet« is a Con- 
 
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 ^"Hi^V'A 
 
 TM;f'rV^tt:''«H'; 
 
 \ v. '> PRBS3YTJ51iIAN OHUBCH 1^ CANADA. 
 
 Synod of the 'Maritime ProTi&cea. 
 
 >i1hU tul 
 
 vert t of th* Sisters of Charity, all natives ofthA;^hic«, and generally ot 
 French and Sfcotfch origin. "^ ■ ■. J"n* . i 
 
 Thk SisTKRSOF THK CdistOfttGATiON OF ^QTKE Dame, of Montreal, 
 have a grand arid flourishing acadeinjf for ferualc education of the liighuat 
 order in the town of Arichat. Besides, there are throughout the diocu>o 
 many academies, and superior and common schools, partly supported by 
 goveruineut, and partly by cohtribiitiohs of the people. 
 
 PiJKfiBYTRKY OF Syimikv — Miva and Sydney, Rev Hugh McLeod, i> i>. 
 Rev Alex Farquharsoin, Rev J. Murra}'. Sf/dney Mines, liev Matthew WiU 
 son. Rev Donnjd' McMillan. St. AnrVA anil North S/nn-e, Rev .\braham 
 Mcintosh. BotUarderie' Rev David Drummoml. Cnpe Nortft, Rev Peter 
 (ylarke. 6'«*rt7-«w rtwrf/'frttttiow^ ReV Donafd Sutherland. Loch Ln^uml, 
 liev Gsfvin Sinclair. Otace Bay Mitks, Rev Allan McLban. Ofand 
 Rker, Rev G. Lawson Gordon.' / 
 
 PlifcsBYtKKY 
 
 •Murdoch Stewart. 
 
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 OF ViCTOiMA ,jA^]i>' Ru;HMf>Ni) — Wltycocimiayh, Rev 
 . Port Hastings ai/irt Rice r Deiti<, Rev Wm (J. Forlx-s. 
 
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 Bmhleck and Fork$, kev Keuntlh McKenr<ie. Lak^ AtiiMe, Rer Alex 
 (irant West Bay, liev Don MacDougall. MUldUe Jitter, Uev Alex McUae. 
 
 PHESBYTKiiY OF PicTou — 7\r«w Ohsffftw, Revdfi John Stewart, 
 (reorg« Walker. French Rtetr, Rev A. P. Miller. Bnmey'$ H'rrrr 
 and Blue Mottntaitit, Kev D. I). Blair. Salem Church, Green Hill, 
 Rjv ^ ililam Stuart. /Juk Harbor and Ftther'i Grant, Rev William 
 Maxwell. i(cot«bin'n, liev Alexander Stirling. HopeweU, Rev Alex 
 McLean, a.m. Antiffimish, Rev P. Gnodfellow. Steliai'ttm, Rev Thomaa 
 ('inninini^. Jtuntt' Church, iVew 0/eM</<«P, Rev E. A. McCurciy. Spring- 
 vilU, Kev A. McL. Sinclair. Lochaber and Unitm r^re, Kev Jl F. Iiorbea. 
 Glenelg, et.e , Kev Robert Cumming. Vote OMiery and Sutherland' $ River, 
 Kev William T. Bruce, M o. Sherhrooke, St. Mnr^$, Rev J»n)eii Quhin. 
 Prince St. Church, Pictou, Kev W. Donald. [Inited Church, New GlagffotJ, 
 Rf\ Kphraim Scott. Mtrigomith, Rev Daniel McGregor. SiellarUm and 
 Vale Collitry, Lev T. Brouillette. 
 
 pRKSBTTEKY f>F Waixacb — NevB AnnoH and Wentworth, Rev Jannm 
 Wataon. Goo$e River, Rev W. S. Darragh. Wallace, Kev Jainea Murray, 
 A.M. River John, Rev H- B. McKay. Tatainagimche, Rev Thomas 
 Sedgewkk. Ptt(/wa$h, liev J. M. Sutherland, a b. Amher$t, Kev Thomas 
 Tallach. Sjrringhitl, Rev, C. G- Glass. Wallace, Rev. 8. Boyd. 
 
 Presbytbbt or Tkuho — O^u/lmo, Revds John I. Baxter, J. H Chme, 
 A.M. ^'V^ Kev William McCulloch, i>. D. Riverside, Kev A. (/ameron. 
 St. PatWs, Truro, Rov John MeMiilan, bd. Upper Lmdtmderry, Rev 
 Jenies Sinclair. Stewincke, Kev Edward Graiit. Middle Steunacke, 
 Kev Edwin Smith. Truro We$t, Rev A. Burrows. Lower London- 
 detry. Rev James McLean. Acadia Mine^. Rev John A. I^>ffan. Coki- 
 «^-en7/», Kev James S. Carruthers. Parrsfioro', Rev .\. W. Mcl^eoil. £co-\ 
 ttomy, Rev Alex F. ITiomson. Upper Steunacke. Kev J. C. Meek. 
 
 Pkksbytery of Halifax — Mutquodoboit, Rev Robt Sedgwick. Agent 
 if the Church, Rev P. G. McGregor, D l>. Fort Ma$^g, Hahfam, Kev K. F. 
 Burns, D n. Halifax, Prdf. A. Poilok, dd. Lawrencttuwn, ^c, Rev Alex. 
 Stuart. '//n/j/JIfa:, Prof A.McKnight. 9v. HnlifaM, Vrof J. Cur-ie. St. 
 MntthexDB, Halifax, Rev. Robert Laing. Dartmouth, Rev P. M Morrinon, 
 Newport. Rev EI)enezerMcNab. Richmond, liev A. L. Wyllie. St Antlrew'M. 
 Half ax, Kev Ttiomas Duncan. Chalmert Churck, Halifax, Kev 0. B. 
 Pitblado. Windsor, Rev A. J. Mowitt. Poplar Grove, Hulijpix, Kev Allan 
 Simpson. St. John's, Halifax, Kev John Forrest. KtrUvUle. Kev J. B. 
 Logan, a m. Milfn'd, Rev A. B. Dickie. Maitland, Rev T. Chalmers 
 Jack. Musqttodtioit Harbour, (j-c. Rev James Rosborough. Bermuda, 
 Kev Walter Thorburn. Cornwallis, Rev Archibald MclJougall. Little 
 River, Musatuxluboit, Rev Duncan McKinnoii. Kennetcook, Kev A' lam 
 Gtinn. Shiibenncfrdie, Kev M. G. Henry. B'dford, liev G. Christie. 
 Kempt and Walton, Usv John Mcljsan. ' ElmsdaU, RdV Jacob La; ton. 
 AnmijwUa and Bridgetoicn, Rev Gra}'. 
 
 PREsaVTKRY OP LUNENBIIRO AND YARMOUTH— Z««»fnAttr«7, Rev 
 
 W'lliam Duff. Shelburnt, tfc. Rev El)enezer D. Millar. Mahoi e Bay, 
 Kev I). S. Fraser. Yarmouth, Kev William Robertson. Bridyewuier, Kev 
 John Cameron. New Dublin, Kev A. Brown. iro y •■ 
 
 Presbytery of St. John. — Fredericton, Rev John Brooke, D i>. 
 fjondviiden'y and Cantpbell Sett., Kev Andrew Donald. St. John's 
 Church, St. John, Rev James Bennett, i> d. Spi'ingjield and Kngli$h 
 Settlemtnt. Rev I^wis Jack, Bocabec and Wmoeig, Rev William 
 Millen. Calvin Church, St Jolm, Rev David Maclise, n.D. St. Stephens, 
 St John, Rev I>onald McRae. St. Af^rew^s Church, St. John, Rev William, 
 Mitchell. St. Stephen, 'RevW. v. Begg, ma. C/i'/MK^n, Rev Samuel Johnson. 
 /SMMt-a:, Rev James Gray, A.M. St. Davids, St. John, Rev David Waters, 
 L,i..i>. Buctoucha and Cocagne, Rev Jrio \f. Murray. Moncton Rev Joseph 
 
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 171 
 
 Hoffg. Curlfton. St. .fuhit, IJav J. C. Durftms, An. Richinvnti, Ri;» Ken- 
 neth McKay. Grnml FaU», Rev M. K. INiradm (MiMionarv). Stanlty 
 awl Nnthwnnk, \l«v l*oter Melvill«, ma, h i». Prinrr Wilitnm, li«'v Win. 
 ItuMfl. WwHhUH-k, lt«'v. J. McCi. McKay. Ilarwij^ l<«v K. Roberta. A'tn- 
 cardhie, \h>v 8. Kunitell. 
 
 Pkksijytkkv of Mtramichi— ffiW/' CArtWft, Rev Thomas NhOioIiom. 
 Hnthnut, |{ev S. Hoiistcm. 1'iutlham, Rt-v .J. A. F. Mvllriiii, R»?v 1.'. 
 Jurilitie, Sf. I). Uliirhdile aiul JJerbif^ Ut\y Tlum (J. JoliiiHtuiie. /><//- 
 ImutH-, Rev Ah'XHixIpr Kii^sell. XewCurlith'. la-v Win Murray. Tnltii- 
 tmtm; Rhv Win Fof;o. , <^Vf/«/>A«'//^^»^«, Rev .1. 0. HH^linftn. HI ivf: Hirtr, 
 Rev John lJ<»l»rrl»on. Itiv/tibiuio, Rov M. Mavkenzie. /Iumi liitftr, Rev , 
 John Jtoyd. A'c/r /^ chnumil. Rev 1*. I Jndsa}-. 
 
 ritKHHYTKHV or 1'KINCK Kl»WAHl> Isl.AM> — /7«f</«'9«<', RcV iJolM'tt S. , 
 
 Patterson, a.m. VoKchtad, Rov JaincH Allan. ('IntrltUttnni, R«v 
 Isaac jMurrny. i». i>. Ceort/eiouii, Rev John McKinuon. I'utlai/ittfl, 
 Rev Alexander Munro." Richmnul Bay, Itev H. Crawford. ' Xltm 
 Chnt'ch, CViniiotttloirn^ Uev J. M. Mclleod. Suiniuertlilf, Rev Neil 
 McKay, tit. Jame$, Charlottetovm. Rev Kenneth Mol/iiinnn. Princt- , 
 town^ Rev llobert Laird. «b'f. Peten, Rev -W. Scott. Mount Sf.ei04irt 
 and West St. Peter's, Rev W.R. Frame, //ay Fortum, (fc, R«v Jolin (i. 
 Camer«»n. i^f/**^ St. Pettis, Rov S. C Gunn. \Vt»t liiver, Rev Wni. 9''W'' 
 West PoiiU, Cuni^tbelltoii, «fc., Itev Charles t'raser. Albertun nml Thjiihh, 
 Rev Arthur F. Carr, a.m. Woodeilk, Rev John Sutherland- Aftirmy 
 nnrhnur. Rev Krne«t S. Buyne. CavetulUh and Naw Glasyow, R.;v W. 1*. 
 Ajrchibald. Bel/nat, Rev ,<1l. S. Stewart. 
 
 • i PuKSBVTKHV i»K Nkwf(>i;m>l.anu— >S<. JoJih'b, Uev MoHus ilarvey, 
 Rev \j. ii. McNeill, am. Harbor Gr/fce, Kev Alexander Row.-Bitjfof 
 IslnjuU^ Rev. D. Creclman. Jietis' Cove, Kev A. Gunn. 
 
 FonKKiN ^Ii.s.sioNAi{iK8— Rev John W. T^fcKenzie, Efnte; Rev Joseph 
 Annand, Aneityum; Rev. H. A. R4>bertHon, JCromanga, New /iebrides; 
 Rev John Morton, Srwnima Grande; Rev K. J. Grant. San Fanaudo; Rev 
 ThonvuH Cliristiev Cohvii, Tnnidud. 
 
 Geiwrat Treasurer, Rev P. G. McGregor, d.d., Halifax. Clerk, R^jv 
 P &1. Morrison, Dai tiuouth. ,. 
 
 College of the Fresbytertftn Oltitreh.' 
 
 TuKnuxiifM' DjirAUT»iK>iT AT liM.itAX— Pro/. <tf Systematic Theo- 
 t*}(fji,\it\ AI^x JVIcKiii^ht, ».D» Prof, of Jltltrem and J<jsei;eJ>is, Ri-v John 
 (yurrio. Prof, of uiurch JUistorjf and Pastoral TJieolotjii, iJev ^lllan 
 Puliok, u.u. 
 
 
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 MINISTSB8 OP ASSOGIATBD BAPTIST OHUBCHES. 
 
 Central Aseooiation. \ 
 
 Hfdifax^ Revda. J. F. Avery, J. W. Blanniug, An., John Miller, R. R. 
 Philp, A o., v.. M. Saunden, 4 m., and D. G.Shaw. Walton, Rev. Jeremiah 
 Bancroft. Maillaad, IlanU^ G. N. Italientine, Bei-wick. Revdn S. McC 
 Black, A n., I). O. Parker, A M. Nero Germany, M. "W. Brown, A i». 
 Wt^'vilU. Revd8 John Chase, J. M. Ciamp,. u i>., IC. A. Crawley, i> p., S. 
 W. DeBlois, a m., A. W. Sawyer, i> i),, Isaiah Wallace, A m., and I). M. 
 Welton, A M., ni i>. KentrtUe, Rev F. 1). Crawley, A b. Canmiit/, Rcvtls 
 1). Freeman, a m., Stqplteu March. Green/i'tUl,Bev A- K. Inf,'raui. Canard, 
 Rev.. S. B. Kenipton» A M. Windsin', Rev K. M. Keirstead, A \i. Uaimiwwta 
 PltnKs, Rc^'d« Wallace Lucas, William Speticer. Stewiacke, Rev James 
 Meado^^s. Cnmbridf/e, R«v J. F. Murray,' a h. Kempt, RcnmIs Danf^'l 
 Mcl^efid, George W<*ather8. Neio GUinimt*. Itev P. S McGregor. Neirpoii, 
 Rev J. A. McLean. Long Point, Rev D. Pineo. Kinnston, Ayletford,Hiiv 
 
 miMMrt^d %^ «ll»f1'N*« WEBB, fe^lB' Ike m^mhtttHmttTu 
 
Lii1»rflMtlii9 Ollf» Till 01lTe> Lar4» West firgiuU, ke. 
 
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 BKLOHKRS KARMKUS 
 
 [1880 
 
 K. O. Read. Upper Ayltqford, Key. J. L Read. Cketter. Rer I. J. 
 Skinner, a b. Ua^erame, Rev .lameii Stcrens. Trrnumt Kev f^har'.es 
 Tapper, d d. BiUioien, Bydner Welion. Hamttpoit^ Rev Kdw Wbilnian, 
 A B.. Afakone Bay, Rev John Williamr. 
 
 The Central Association, comprising the countiea of Kings, Hants, 
 Lunenburg and Halifax, meets tnii year at Windtior on the Saturday 
 following the aOth of June, 1880. 
 
 Weatern AaaoolBtion. 
 
 Parker* » Cove, Rev H. Achilles. Nktaux, Rev W. A. .). Blakeney. 
 Port Lome, Rev J. E. Blakeney. Ltttorencttoton, Rev .1 C. blakfiify. 
 Pnrndue, Rev John Brown. Lower Granvillt, Rev F. Benttle. ffthrdn, 
 R*v A. Cohoon. YurmoutJt, Rcvds John CUrk, G. K. D«v. Lake Gem-yt, 
 Rev A. Cogswell. New Tuaket, Rev A. J. Cogswell. Tutktt, Rev P. R. 
 Foster. We$tport, Rev l» B. Gates. Liverpool, Rev G. O. Gates. Hfitlbvrnr, 
 Rev G. H. Gondy. New Albnnv, Rev E. J. Grant. Anminolis, Rev T. A. 
 Higgins. JUelvern, Revds W. E. Holl, Obed Parker. Arcadia, Kev. A. 
 H. havers. Digbu Neck, Rev J. C Rforse. Mtlton, Queens Co.. Revds P. 
 F. Murray, J. I. DeVVolf. Ragged lilands, Rev J. F. McKoune. Miltm, 
 Yniinouih Co., Rev J. B. McQuiilin. Saulnterville, Rev M. Nomiondy. 
 8t. Mary's Bay, Rev W. L. Parker. Clements, Kev J. M. Parker. Chegot/- 
 
 C, Rev 11. N. Parrj'. Barrington, Rev W. H. Kichan. Ohw, Rev Jolin 
 we. Middleton, Rev J. H. Robbins. Diaby, Rev J. H. Sanders. Deer- 
 Jitld, Rev J A. Stubbert Aylesfyrd^^av Chas Tupper, i» ». Beaver River, 
 Rev G. B. Titus. Briflgetown, Rev W. H. Warren. 
 
 The Western Association, comprising the counties of Tarmcath, Digby, 
 Shelbume and Annapolis, meets tius year at Freeport, on the third Saturday 
 of June, 1880, at 10 o'clock, A. M. 
 
 Baatem Aaaooiation. 
 
 Oxford, Rev J. J. Armstrong. Cmtuo, Rev A. W. Barss. Tatamagouche, 
 Rev D. W. Crandall. Pugwash, Revds H. Bool. Edwin Clay, d i>. Trwv, 
 Revds D. W. C. Dimock, J. E. Goucher. St. Mary's, Rev Henry Eagles. 
 Great Village, Revds M. P. Freeman, T. B. Lay ton. Upper £coit<mif. Kev 
 A. E. Ingram. Parrsboro, Rev J. F. Kempton. Athol, Kev David McKeen. 
 St. Andrew's, Rev. Jas Meadows. AnUierst, Revds G. F.Miles, D. A. Steele. 
 LUile River, Cumb Co^ Rev Samuel' Thompson. Antigomshe, Rev F. O. 
 Weeks. Onslow, Rev C. H. Martell. Brookjie'd, Rev R. H. Bishop. 
 
 The Eastern Association, comprising the counties of Colchester, Cum- 
 berland, Guysborough, Pictou, Sydney and Cape Breton, meet at Advocate 
 Harbour on the second Saturday in July, 1880. 
 
 BAPTIST OONVBNTION 
 Of Nova Bootia, New Bninawiokt P. X. laland. 
 
 President. Charles F. Clinch, Mosquush, N. B. Vice-Presidentf, John 
 March, St. John.N. B., B. H. Eaton, Halifax, N. S., Rev D. G. McDonald, 
 Churloftetown, P. E. I. Secretary, Rev E. M. Keirstead, Windsor, N. S 
 Assistant Secretary, Rev. J. T. Eaton, St Stephen, N. B. Treasurer, J. 
 Albert Black, Amherst, N. S. Assistcmt TVeasurer, William Cummings, 
 Truro, N. S. 
 
 The Baptist Convention of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and P. E. 
 Island, meets this year at Hillsborongh, N. fi., on the first Saturday after 
 the 18th August. 
 
 Board of Foreign Misaiona. 
 
 Hon A. McL Seely, Revds J. M. Cramp, d »., W. P. Everett, D. A. 
 Steele, 6. E. Day, W. A. Corey, A. J, Wilcox, I. E. Bill, E. Hickson. J. E. 
 Hopper, and T. P. Davies, J. H. Harding, A. F. Clinch, A. W. Masters, 
 John March, Esqs. 
 
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 173 
 
 Board of Homo Mlaalono. 
 
 Kcvdti O K. Day, m n., A. Ck>hoon, J. CUrk, J. R. McQuillan, A. If. 
 ' Lavem. (i. Y. Parrv, and A. C. Rubttint, J. C. AiKl«r»on. W. K. Doty. W. 
 A. C. Randall, James Crosby, P. D. Kinney, A. S. Murray, Dea A. Simpson, 
 . John MaroU, Ksqis. 
 
 I Ministerial Sdnoation Board. 
 
 ' Kevds ^. U. Kcmpton, A. W. Sawver, d i>., Stephen W. DeRlois, Isaiah 
 Wallitee, U. W. M. Carey, D. (i. McIJouald, Hon James McDonald, m rr., 
 and J. VV. Bants, C. F. Luton, Ksqrrt. 
 
 Aoadia CoUese. Wolfrillo. 
 
 GovRR!foRfl— Rev A. W. Sawyer, D v., President of Uie Collnre, te 
 
 offifUi. A. VV. Masters, Rev S. B. Kempton, a ft., J. II. Harding, William 
 
 l<aulkn«r. Hon D. McN Farker, M n , Rev W. p. Everett, a m., Bev Geo 
 
 I Armstrong, A M^ Rev E. M. Saunders, am., Kev S. W. DeBlois, A M., Rev 
 
 I r. F. BUI, Rev E. Hickson, am., Mark Curry, T. H. Rand, u.cx., B H. 
 
 ' I*Iaton. A M . D. R. F^aton, Avard Lonule,-, m r., John K. Calhoun, M p p., 
 
 A. F. Randolph. Secretary, Kev S. W. DeBlois, A u. Treaaurer, A. DeW 
 
 Barsa, u i>. 
 
 Dicta uTMKXT ok Abts Faculty— Rev A. W. Sawver, d n.. President, 
 and Proi'essor of Moral Philoaopliv and Evidences of (Jhristiaoit}'. Rev J. 
 I M. Cramp, i> i>., Professor linieritus. Rev I<^ A. Crawlev, n l>.'. Professor 
 of Mental Philosophy and Political Economy. D. F. Higgins, a m.. Pro- 
 fessor of MatJiematics. R. V. Jones, a m.. Professor of the Greek and 
 I^tin La^guagOH. Rev D. M. Wclton, Pit D., Professor of Klietoric. J. E. 
 TuA«, A M.^ Professor of History. G. F. Kennedy, a m.. Professor of H^atural 
 Science. 
 
 Thbulooical Department — Rev E. A. Crawley, n d.. Principal, 
 and Professor of Hebrew, New Testament Greek, and Exegesis. Kev. A. 
 W. Sawver, u D., Professor of Evidences of Clirintianily. Kev D. M. 
 Weiton, pu D., Professor ot Christian D«jctrines and Pastoral Duties. 
 
 Aasoof ated Alamni of Aoadia Oollese. 
 
 President, E. D. King, Esq., am.; Vice President, Rev G. M. W. Carey, 
 A M.; SecreUinr, B. H. Eaton, Esq, a m.; Treasurer, L. M Smith, A n. ; 
 Directors, R. JST. lieckwith, Esq. A. Coldwell, A M., U. H. Bligh, A M., Kev 
 W. P. Everett, Rev J. W. Manning, a b. ^■„^, .i; .: 
 
 
 
 Horton Aoademj. 
 
 Prof J. F. Tufts, M A., Principal, Latijt and Ancieat History. Mr. .7. B. 
 Hall, PHD., Vk)e-PrincipaL Greek and English. Albert C«Idwell, ma., 
 Maiheniatics. Prof G. T. Kennedy, (of Acadia College) Natural Science. 
 
 Ladiks Skmimary. — Miss Mary E. Graves, Principal. Mdlle. Hngnenin, 
 French. Mi«>s Carrie Whidden, J ^gli•ih. Mias Augusta J. Dodg«, Music. 
 MiHK Eliza Harding, Painting ait. Drawing. Mr and Mrs G. Kenned}', 
 Steward and Matron of Male Depariinent. 
 
 METHODIST CHURCH OF CANADA, 
 
 ..,,,.! i^.. Those marked thus (*) are Supernumeraries. ''"^' 
 
 Nova Scotia Conference. 
 Rev S. F. Hnestis, President; Rev Jabez A. Rogers, Secretary, 
 Haukax DiHTiiiCT.~HnlifcLe{y(»th), S. F. Huestis, 0. M. Tyler, 
 
 Win H. Evans, ♦Edmund liottPrelI.»J<»hn L. Sponagle, •T. Watson Snntb. 
 
 HaltfftxiSotUh), S. B. Dunn, W. Arthur Black, a.b, 'John S. Addv. 
 
 Alwaya bept by BttVWlH A WKBK, direct Iiuporlera. 
 

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 KKLCHERS FAUMERS 
 
 [18S0 
 
 Conference Office. — Rev !>. Pjckaitl, JB(X)|c Steirani; Kev D. D. Cuirle, j 
 Kditor. Dartmouth, I. M. MpHIsIi. <'T. Ahj^whi. ' Z^r/r/vwrf frwrw, Jno Wier. i 
 WUaisor, Kalph Breeken, A M-,*M. Uichey, i>i).,»Jc4iuMcMnrn"y, *Kol»iul 
 Murton. llaMnport, A. 1). Morton, am. JJorton, Tbon-as Kogeiv, am., I 
 Beujainin Hills, a it., *(jr. Johnson. Kmtrille, Paul Prefttvrood I^eia- i 
 port, V. II. \V. Pickle?. Avomlale, R. A. Daniel, »K. llretth . DHrlm;/- \ 
 ton and Walton, G. O. Hueatis. iit MovijnreVs liny, ami Samfno, .t. ! 
 II. Davis. Bermuda, {ITmnilton and Simterset), E. IS. Moore, (yhnphiiii \ 
 to Wesleyans in Army and Navy, and B. (!. Bovtlen, a it. ffernuuln, 
 {St. Georf/e's ami Iiailey'$ Boy)', Win Kyan^ ChapJam to Wesleyaivs iu 
 Army, and J. L. I)a*soi:, a ii. ■ ' [ 
 
 Tkuro DisTitH'T — Trvruj K. Alder Tenjpfe (Chairman). Acadia \ 
 Mines, U. IJ. Mack. Onslfur, V. II. Wrfohf, A ii Pictu^t, .los. <;. 
 Angwia. St^Uurf-on, A. F. ^Veklon Jiizer Joku, ,). A^Wmry. Maetlimd. 
 Thomas D. Hart (Financial ^'«cretan')- Slml/erttimdie, (ieo F. Day. AUd- 
 die MusqiuxloU)it, \V. G. Lane Alu»<jmduboU Harbour^ Joscpll M. Fislier. 
 Sheet Harbor, G. O. Robinson, A n. »i-*iifii, < U ■: ^'A ,••'>■* ,;:;,; | 
 
 (J(jMBKHT..\Ni> Di-STRic.'" — Aiiiherst, .Tabes A. Rogera, Sec*y 'of Confer- \ 
 once, (Chairman), ♦Kobert Tweedie. Warrtn, Wm l'llr^'is. Napnan tf 
 Minudie. J. B. Giles (Finftm.ial Secretary), J<ihi»M. l*fkc. yfalhice, Josejrfi 
 Hale. Pu()im$h, I. F. Thi'.rlow. River PhUip, G. W. Tuttle. Oxford, , 
 I). W. Johoaton, a ru Wentioorth, James Sharp*. Pun'$born\ J. B. 
 Hemmcon. Southa:npt9n, John Craig, ^Kichey Bint. Atkol, WiUiam : 
 Alcorn. AJvoea*^: Harbor. C. W. Swallow, a u. I 
 
 GuTSBOBc' ani> C. B. \yiBTHicT— Guysboro, .»!»ine9 Ttreedy, •James; 
 Buckley. Canso^ .lohn W. Howie. Manchester, K. \L Eneland, (Fiiian- ' 
 cial Secretarv). Conntry Harbor, W. H. Laii/fille. Sifilnejf, Jos S. I 
 Collin, (Chafnnan). S>/«lney {Nm-fh), David Hickey. (r».l^iras. It. O. ; 
 Johnson. Port Hawke^ury, J. A. Mosher. Po>t /ioix/, George Johnson, i 
 Inyoiiiah, 11. Williams. I 
 
 Annap«>i.I8 District— >l»wifl/»/i«, A. W. Nicholson. ' Gram'itHe Pei'vy.^ 
 Williiim H. Heartz Bridijeimon, Caleb Parker, *.l. F. Bent. Middktoa, ' 
 Itichd Smith, (Chairman). Ayle»/ord, Josej^i Gaetr, ( Financial Secretary), | 
 L. Stevens. Berioick, J. Cassidy. Canning, James Strothard, *J. G. : 
 Hennigar. Hitlsbttrg, Craiiswick Jost, a m. Difiby, K. Wasson. Wey^ \ 
 HMiUh, Wm AJnIey. Digby.Neck and Westpoi't, i*. A. Robinson. j 
 
 LivBRPOOL DisTiHOT — Liverpool and MUton.Vf. C. Brown, (Chairman), i 
 C. Lockhart Calixhnin, J. G. Bigiiey. Pot't Mouton^ J. "W. Shepberdson. 
 Mill Village, D. U. Scott. Petite Rioiert, John Johnson. Limenbtrrfi, A. 
 S. Tuttle (Financial Secretary). Ritcey's Coce, Arthur llockin. IVe^r 
 Germany, John (ice. if/'/fA/eMmfc?'. Godfrey Shore. 
 
 Yarmouth Distrkt.— I'wnww/A, (Sovth) J. J. 'D'asdale. (Financial 
 Secretary). Yartmmth (ATor^/i), John Lathern, *Ingram Sutcliffc. 
 Arcadia.^ Jatines Taylor, (Chaimvan). //efrrow, G . F. Johnston, A i*. Blrtr- 
 rinyton, Jain«s K. Hart. Port Ln Tour, R. McArfbur. North East 
 Harbor, James Scott. Shelburne, J. R. liorden. Lockfmrt, Wm licown. 
 
 Mount Allison Wesleyan GoUeee, SaokviUe, N. B. 
 
 Faculty ok Arts— James R. Inch, ix i>.. President and Professor of 
 Mental Philosophy and Logic. Rev C. Stewart, v> i>.. Professftr of Moml 
 Philosophy an (f Christian ICvidences. Alfred I). Smith, a m.. Professor of 
 Classics. Rev Jolni Uurwash, A m.. Professor of Cl*'iHii*t»v fiml Kxperi- 
 mental Physics. Iiich.ird C. Weldou, A M., ru !>., Protossor of Mathenuitics. 
 
 Kacuktv ok Tiiiior.'voY— Jan>,e R. Indi, rj, r>., l'resi(l<!Mt (Kx oHicio). 
 Professor of Logic aiwl Bibliciil Literature, liev C Stewart, ii. ik, l>ettn, 
 Professor of Old Testament Is.^egctys, and Systematic Theology. Rev J. 
 BurwHsh. M A., Professor of' lloiuiletics. Rev. C H. Paisley, am., Pro- 
 fessor of New Testament Greek. A. D. SQ>ith, At a., Proit.v:^r i.f Greek. 
 
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 Mount Allison Academy. 
 
 Makk Branch — Facnltv. Kev. C. II. Paisley, am., (Principal) Natural 
 Science; Henry A. Puwi-ll, a a., &latlicmutic;i; Leonard Allison, a B-, 
 Knglixli Deprtrtment and I>atin. 
 
 Fkmale Bkanch — Principal, Kev 1). Kennedy, 8ti>. Matfon, ^IisD. 
 Kennedy. Chief Preceptress, Alis.s Adelaide H. VVhitfiold. Board ot Instruc- 
 tion. Kev I >. Kennedy, L i- n., LanjjuaKes, Loj^ic, etc. IMiss Adelaide II. 
 Whitfield, Natural Sciences and Mathematics. Aliss Blanch llonnett, Belles 
 Lettres, etc. Miss Hannah .Iohn.son, mi<a., Kngli.'sh JivpJU'fnient Mt^ 
 McKjanhy, Drawinf^f, Painting, etc. Miss M. K. Picknrd, m r. A., Music. 
 Miss Lavinia M. Stewart, MuAic. Miss Miriam Fullerlon, Stewardess. 
 
 Alumni Society Mount Allison College and Academy. 
 
 Rev. D. Chapman, President; J. B. Snowball, M. P., B. Kussell, m a., 
 L. AIli!<on, An, Vice-Presidents; B. C. Weldon, Secrctarv-Treasurer; 
 J. L. Black, M 1' r., and K. C. Weldon, Members ot Board of Governors. 
 
 AltuhnsB Association Mount Allison Iiadies' AckdemT* 
 
 Miss Ilattie P^. Smith, m.l A.. President; Mrs B. F. Chandler, m.l A., 
 Mrs. G. W. Burbridge, Mrs. G. Guest, Vice-Presidents; Miss Grace Locli- 
 hart, B.-«., Secretary and Treasurer.^^p^.^j^jj '^SADia'^A ' 
 
 ,^^^x\ Halifax Young Men's Wesleyan Institute. 
 
 President, Joseph Bell; Vice-Presidents, Rev .Tames Shatnie, ^'.R. Moi- 
 row; 8ecietary, M. H. Hichey, jr.; Asst Secretary, Jas A. Knight; Trea- 
 surer, Juhn Mclnnis; Committee, H. H. Bell, £. bereham, K. Theakston, 
 S. L. Shannon, jr. ; Librarian, I). C. Palmer. 
 
 Halifax "Wesleyan City Mission. 
 
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 President, Rev W. H. Heartz. Committee, James B. Morrow, 
 Joseph Bell, Wm B. McNutt. Wra H. Webb, J. Wesley Smith, John 
 Mclunes, Kntiis J. Sweet, VViliiam (Jrow«, Hon S. L. Shannon, George U. 
 Starr, Dr R. S. Black, Joseph S. Belcher, Samuel 11. Black, 8. M. Brooktield, 
 Edward Lloyd, C. p. Longard. Treasurer, Jairus llarU Secretary, D. 
 Henry Starr- Missionary, Major Tlieakstou. > .a.,*.'// -iji 
 
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 THE PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH IN THE MARITIME 
 
 wnvr.'Sfr'&^^oviMCES. ^^ asi^i^ 
 
 IN CONNKCTION AVITH TlIK CHUHCII OF .SCOTLANn. 
 
 PnF.aBYTKKV OK PiCTOU.— -Rcv A. J. McKichan, MiHleratw. Rev 
 i Robert McCunn, A m.. Cleric. St. Andrew'g, Pictim. vacant. ^SV. Pnufs, 
 ] Ea$t River, Pictou, Kev VV. McMillan. St. OdmrUta, Wtat Branch, East 
 : River, vacant. SuUartwi ami WesfvUle, Kev Charlf^s Dunn. AfcLtllan's 
 ! Mountain, Kev William Stewart. Barney's Rice.r aj,U Ejvnaher, Kev A. J. 
 ' McKichan. Rnt/er's IJill and Cape John, Kev J. W. Fraser, am. Rirer 
 ; Jdhn, Kev A. McCunn, M A. (iairlach, vacant. Mr I). McKunzie, student, 
 i is l.ibour'ng at KailtoWn as catechist The Piclou l're>l)ytery holds its 
 meetings on the last Wednesdays of February, May, August and Dtri-uil»er. 
 
 pHiNf'K Ki)\VAi;i) Lsi.AM), Kev John (ioodwill. 
 
 Since the Union, consummated June I5th, 1875, the minority of the 
 late Synod of the MaiitiMic I'rovlmcs in coiiiu'ctioii with tiie (-'iuivch of 
 Scotland, continue to co-operate wit ii the United Church iu the Kducational, 
 Foreign Mission, and Widitws' (Si Orphans' Schemes. 
 
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 PtiHiip: tlip I«!»t ypJir a new conp^rountion Iur been orfl;niii'/p(l nt Vnlc 
 Collcry nnil SutUci-lan<l'D Uivpr, and n Rfi^f^ion Httition nt rishor'n (Jniiit. 
 
 Tn conttectJrtti v»'itl» tbo Ohiiroh of .Sooilancl in tl»«< Multlmo I'rovhicen a 
 Supplcniotitiirv Kiind hitn Itecii »Pt In opiM-rttion, of which llic K«v ClirtHps 
 Ounn in (/onvVnnr, Uuv Williiini MrMiilrtn, HccrctAiy, and lion .tanica 
 FrMser, New (tlawHi'Ow, 'IVeasurer. 
 
 OONaRSOATlONAL UNIOlVf OF NOVA BOOTIA AND 
 
 NEW BliUNSWfCK. 
 
 Kenn'i'l- Riiltfc^ N. li.. Uov Simeon SvKor; ShefHM, N. W., Kev Jo!>pph 
 Bailtor; St. John, iV. /?., Kpv C, \\. WooiUnok ; VnvnwHth, U.-v AIpx 
 Mcdrcffor; CtieboffHf, Hcv .laniPH Shipperley ? LivevjHwL Kev I>. MoCircfror, 
 n.A.; afiJton, Rev Knooh Hnk«>r; PlcfimtU Kifor on4 Ohi<K Mr- !>• flii-kcyj 
 (?(i««i««. Mr. G Kullor; Mnitlaml^ liantu 0>.. Kev .1. H. llRwesi /VoiV (iti'f 
 Seltna, Kev J. VV, (^)x; Hitmomy, Ki'v K. Rose; MtmfhfKfer^ Rev .r«coI/ 
 WliitniiUi; Murqnt'ee, 6% Eev VV'in l*eacocii{ J. B. Wodrow, bt. John, 
 N. B., (Treasurer). 
 
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 AFRICAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. 
 
 ITai!fa.r, vacant; Rerch Ifitf, Rev AloTt Bailey? Prcgfnn^^e (iporpe 
 Oarvpi'y; Carle, on^ N. B„ Rev Saml R. Walls; Cortm/iUif,^ Rev John 
 Smith : Mhttionarif, Rev N. GrayUtn. TIuh ABSOciation meets tbe tint 
 Saturday in Septeml>c>* of each year. 
 
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 BRITISH MffiTHODIST BPISOOPAL. 
 
 Rt R«'V R. R. l)i(«ney. Bishop, Chnfhnm, OntaHo. Halifnx, Rev C. W. 
 Doiiwy, Uislrlct Book StPWnnl; Rev Jessie Coleman. Liverikiol, Rev \V. 
 J. A. 'lohnson, SooretarA' of Confifi'encc. Shefhuitie, Rer- Oeorge W. Sndth. 
 Vavmmth^ Rrtv 0. W. Brown. Anihent. Rev W. C Brook. 5/. John and 
 C^ifletoH, Kev. W. C llmoki, (inv»f)oiy}u*fh, Rov. Charted UamiUon. St. 
 Thomas, Danish \V. /., Rev E. Mel. Harper. 
 
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 FRBfi BAPTIST CDNFERENCB. 
 
 Ynrmoufh CtMn/t/— Rev U'm M. Knollin, Yarmouth; Rpv F. Bn'ipork, 
 Tusket; Rev 0. Cann and Rev J. F. ^Sinith, Heaver Klvor; Rev 8. K. Vi'^nst. 
 I>eerrtel<l: Roy l>. Oram, IJppor, Arpde; Rev W. Weston, Upper Pubnico. 
 SheUiiirn* <\)Mf»/jy— Kov A. Swim, Hear Point; Rev T. O. l>eWltt, t>ne 
 8at)le Island ; Rev W. Oowney and J. I. Porter, Barrinj^ton; Rev Ed'",!. 
 Croxvell, P«»rt Eitonr. Qwcns (^>wn^y — Rev S. N. Royal, Port Medway. 
 Kintfn Ot>Httjf—H«v Mr. Vxnwort, HI uk K'lck : Rev ,L Cox, Canninp;. 
 Hfnt* r.iMW/j/— Rov (iPo E. Stnrffps. Walton. Jf<il)/<i.v County --Hev Joiui 
 M. Lowden, llalii'ax. 
 
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 THE LUTHERAN CHURCH. 
 
 Rev CharU»s E. ros<man, Lmunhtnu] ; Kov .1. IT. Ilonton, ^''A/z/cwfl^fr; 
 Rev l>. Luther Roth. Luntnljurff ; Upv J. A. SchofFor, AL^Jame /iaji. 
 
 ^■ipkNric find .HMrliillc AriUs beftvy Ktork. nu<l low prlecn. 
 
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 EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 UNIVEBBITV OF HALIFAX. 
 
 ViBiTon.— IU-» Honor (li«' I,|pul.-(^ivprnor of Nt»rn Kt-otlB. 
 Srnatk.— <Virr»fp//«f, Hpv. GcoigoW. Illll.D c.i,.,VinH.; Vice-Chan- 
 rellor, WilllHiii J. HmiiB, Kcq. 
 
 Fia,i-(>w«. — ITon Mr Jiisiicc Wilkinn, i».c.l., Vind ; Tfon 8. L. 
 Slinnnor, dim,., Vi»<l ; K«'V riincipul Hohh, dm., Qiicoti'h Coll, Out; 
 Pr»»f\>H!<or (i(>orn«! Liiwwon, I'li.n., i.r, d., IV1<(}ill Coll ; Hcv Proft-ssor 
 MoKiiiyht, I) i». ; lU'v I'rcsiflftu I)nr;. d.c.i,., VInil ; Uvv Jolm 
 Aiuhrns^', A.M., V^ind ; Hev ThoinnH J. Duly, ma., iSt Mnry's; Her 
 HonnId McDuimld, a.u., St Mary'a; Hun l*. ('Hrti'iet Hill, u.v.t.., 
 VInd. ; I'rofi'ejiMr 1). V. Ili^ryitiH, am., Acndin ; Kdwnrd Fnrrcll, 
 Ksq, A.n., St Mniv'9, m.i». ; Mtttthew II. Hirliey, Ef<(|., m.p..; 
 Diivid Allison, m.I)., Violoriii Coll., Out., (Supf of lOdiicntion) ; 
 I'lOHidtMit .Tumcs H. Iticli, Li,.i) , SHckvllle; lion liiiwrencc 0. I'ower, 
 AH, St Mnrv's ; Ucv E. M. Sunnders, a.m. Ariulin ; lion. John 8. 1). 
 Thompson, ICnq, Altornoy (icnernl; li. K, Dliuk, Esq, mu , L r c n., 
 Edinhur^li ; Aloxaiidcr 1*. Held, Eho, m.i>., l.h.c.w., EdinhnrKli ; Hon 
 Jndu-e .lohnston, M A ; Kev A. M((iic;;or ; Hcv 1). Iloncvniun, i».c li., 
 VInd; llev T. A. llimiinp, m.a., Acmliu. Hetfintmr, F. C. SHinl- 
 clirnst, Oltit'O, 12 I'rinco 8t, fitilirax. L'luihman of Cnnvoratinti, M. 
 n. DhIv, Ehu., ha. M.I'., Clerk «/' Omvoratioti, H. II. Eaton, m.a. ; 
 OiUcc, ilugslciu Building, Ibllia St., llHJit'ux. 
 
 DAIiHOUSIE OOLLEOB AND UNIVBRBITY, HALIFAX. 
 
 BoAni) OF OovKiiNOHB — llon Sir Wm Yoanp, Knight, Chief Jui- 
 tice ol Novn Scotia, ('/lairnitni. lion Sir Chas Tupju'r, k.c.m o , c.B., 
 m.o., m.i\, lion J. \V. Uitrhie, Judge of Supreme Court of Novn Hcotni. 
 Hon S. L. SImnnon, q.c, Very Ucv Geo M. Grant, d.d., Principal, 
 Queen's UnivcrHitv, Ont, James F. Avery, »i.i) , William J. Htairs, 
 Esq, VIoe-Chancellor of the UniverHlty of Halifax, Hon Alfred G 
 JimcB, Esq, WlUhun P. West, Es<i, Rev .John McWillnn, M a., n d., 
 licv John Forrest, John S. MadeBU, Enq, Peter Jaek, Eb«i, John 
 DouU, Esq, His Worship the Mayor of Halifax, ex nffirin, Herbert A. 
 Bnync, m.a., ph d , President AInmni Asso'-intlon, r.t offfch, George 
 Thomson, Esq, Trctwtner. William M. Donll, Ksq, JSWretari/ 
 
 FACirLTY OK Arts — Very Uav Principal Boss, n.n., Pro fptitor of 
 Ethics and Pofitiral Econnmt/. Rev William Lyall, ll.t>., PivfeaHor of 
 Lofjic and Mctaphjuira. ('harles Macdonald, m.a., Profensar of Afatha- 
 miitics. John Johnson, m.a., Proffsunr of Clmslvn. George Lawson, 
 pii.n., LL.D. Profuxor of Chemistry and Mineralw/i/. James DeMill, 
 M.A., Professor oj History and Rhetoric, James Gordon McGregor, m.a., 
 DSC , Professor of Mathematical and Experimental Physics. James 
 Liochti, Esq, Ttttor in Modem Lamfuayes. 
 
 Dkpartmknt of Scikncr— Very Uev Principal Ross, d.d., Pro- 
 fessor of Politif^d Economy. Rev Wni Lyall. LL.d., Profrssor of Loffic. 
 Charles Macdonald, m.a , Professor of Matheinatlcn. John Johnson, 
 M.A., Professor of fMtin. George Lawson, rii.D., M..!)., Professor of 
 Inorganic Chemistry and Hiolorficnl Scirnre. James DeMill, M.A. . /Vo- 
 fessor of English. Jiinie."< IxMchti, Professor of French, German and 
 
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 C'^pnnish. Jntnos Oordoti McGr?nor, ma., prc, ProfeMor of E.rperi- 
 menhil and MathrnuUlatl f'/i'^sics. Itcv David Iloiicytimii, U.O.L., 
 Professor of (j!fiolni}if, Pah'imtaloijtf, Miiifivahu/i/. 
 
 TiMiMs. — The Winter Sonsion for 1879-80 eminences on Wednesday, 
 Oct 29, 1S7'.>, and ends on April 21, 1880. The Kuinmer SeHHion oom- 
 nionoos on Munday, April 20, 1880, and cIohch June 30, 1880. 
 
 Incouporati') Ai.umni — Horltcit Af Jinyne, M.A., vn.u.,Pr€.ii(fent. 
 Hnj;!. McKon/.io, m.a., I'ltePrcsideut. James Forrest, m.a., /Vm- 
 SHnr. Francis 11. Hell, u.a., iScrniary. Robert Se<lj;owiek, ij.a , 
 Walter S. Doull, h.a., Janu'S M. Oxloy, u.a , Dniieiui ('. Fruser, u.a., 
 Jauies (/aruiirhael, h.a., Execuliw. Committee, (wil/i Oj/icein), 
 
 HALIFAX MBDICAIi COLLEOB, HALIFAX. 
 
 (Incorporated by Act of I'arliament.) 
 
 Faculty or Mbdicink — U. 8. Black, ^r.n., i. ii.o.s., Kdin., Hmerifus 
 Pivf} .^sor of ( M>s(etrirs and I^imident of the. Fantlti/. Alex 1*. Kcid, M.n., 
 L.K.C.8., Edin. L.C.P., nuds., Cnuada, Prtifcssors of t/ie Prhuu^^k's and 
 Practice <y Medirjve, and Clinind Medicine.. W B. Slayter, m.d., 
 M.R.o S.L., F.O.S., Lond., L.n.c.r. Kng., A, 11. Woodlll, M.n.* Professors 
 
 )., iroft'ssnr oj r-ni/siofO(fij ana inirrosrojtif. i,iC0r;^e 
 \j. Sinclair, m.i>., New York, m.i>., IJniy. Halifax, Professor of Ana- 
 tomu. t) A. Campbell, M.i>., c.a:,, II. McI). Henry, ll.h., ProftiiSQrs 
 of Stedical Jurisprudence. B. G. I'aee, m.d., m.u.c.s., Loud., Lecturer 
 on Uotamj. Mr W. H. Waddell, Instructor in Procticnl Chemist nf. 
 Mr C. E. Piittner, fnstrnctor in Practical /V»f?"; c.v. I)r Campbell, 
 f)*'motistnifor of Anntomij. Dr. A. P. Held, Dean v"i JVmisurer Dr 
 J. F. Black, Iie;jistrar, Dr A. Lawsou, Assistant /.iyuiUat. 
 
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 TECHNOLOOIOAJ. INSTITUTE, HALlii'AX. ^ « 
 
 (Established 1877.) ;iy^i;'y .:,:( 
 
 Patrons — lion Sir William Younff, Kr, Chief Justice of Nova 
 Scotia; Wni J. Stairs, Es<i, Vieo-Chancellor of the University of 
 Halifax. 
 
 Offi OB BKARRRS — President, Professor Lnwson, pii d., ll.d. ; Victt- 
 President, John Somcrs, M i). ; Secreturt/ and Treasurer, llev David 
 Honeyinan, d.c.l.; Audiiois, John Somers, m.i>., Andrew Dcwar, 
 Ai*cliitect. 
 
 Faci '-.rv OJ? IvsTRUCTORS — Professor Lawson, ph.d., i.l.d., f.i.c , 
 Lecture^- in A:p-'.:( 'turai Chenu'stri/ and Botanff. Professor DeMill, m.a., 
 Ijectuifir in Encjiist. Prolbjaor J.<ieclui, fxTtwer in German, French and 
 Spanish P afe^sor McGregor, m.a., d sc, Lecturer in Phi/sics. Rev 
 David ^I, r.';iU:/n, i> <; l., Ledurer in Gc<''of/if, Palaonfohfpj and Mintra- 
 loiftf. Jol.r Bx ''!<i<'i.-, M.D., / Jc/M/er in Zoolo;/!/. Henry Poole, F. 0.8. , 
 Jiilni Rutt' '-.tc;, "s, a , and lOdwsn (Jilpin, m.k., r.y.s., Ije.ciuros in 
 Minincj and . i-r.'. ii/>i.ff, K. G. Fruser, (Government Analy.st) Pentonstra- 
 tor in Indistrtk.^ wV'/m*./. y. Alex McKay, (Principal Dartmouth 
 
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 1880] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 179 
 
 Schools) Lfcinret in Mnthemntfcu. Emii VoMnnck, E?n, m.«., />C' 
 fMrcr m Mfrhunicnl Etitfiiiffrinff, Naval Arrhrteriun ana Mcrhaniral 
 Ihawintf, Georjjfl T Smithew, Lenturcr m Freehand Drawimj. B. 
 H. Kenrinjr, A%^oo Inst C. E., (Cilv Engmcs^r) luittrudor in Civil 
 Enifineeriug. Antlrew Dewar, (Architect) /^dwfr in Architectural 
 
 Druwtmj. 
 
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 [The nartlculurs of other Colleges and Kducotionfll Institutions will 
 be found in connection with titu Dcnoniinutionnl tnattcrs with i^liivh the 
 InHtitutiuns are connected. | 
 
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 PtJBIilO SCHOOLS. 
 
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 Council of Puhlic Instructioh — The Members of the Exccti- 
 tiv6 Council. 
 
 SuVRftlNTENDENT OK El>UCATrON'— pRvid AlHfiOn, Es(|, LL.D. 
 
 ExAMiNKRH FOR THE Thovinok, to oxnmine and license Teachers 
 — fMnffiWf/A, Kcv Geo B. Dodwell, M.a.; tSchool Mauaf/emetit, Teachinff, 
 «^r., Hev Piincipnl Hohs, t>. d.; Mathemntiva, D. F. Higgins, A. w.; 
 llistoiij ojid (ieofjraphy, Rev Thos J. I)aly. 
 
 Normal and Modkl Schools, Thuho — Method, and the Natural 
 Sciences, J. B. Calkin, M. A., Princifml of the Normal College and 
 
 Model School; Em/Inth Lnm/tiage, (Jtwpaphy, jj-c, — ' ; Mathe- 
 
 maticH, : ; musi/', . 
 
 Modkl School. — En(//ish, Ancient and Modern Languages, W. 1). 
 Diujock, n.A. ; Mathematics and Nnturul Scienm, Jhs Little ; Orade VIII,, 
 Miss M. a. Hamilton ; (Sradc VII., Miss Janet ArchibnJd ; (hade VI., 
 MiNS Ellen Dickie; Grade V., Mi8.s Bessie Welwter ; Grade IV., Miss 
 Agnes Ilantilton ; Gmde III., Miss Bessie Archihahl ; Grade II , Miss 
 Miiry J. Mclicod ; Grade I., Miss Marv UuB.sell. Willou) Street 
 Branch— Grades IV. ^- V., Miss 11. Church; Grades i., 11. ^- Hi., 
 Miss M. Newcombc. 
 
 Inapectors of Schools for Nova Scotia. 
 
 Annapolis, Leandcr 8. Morse, Esq., Ik^dgctown ; Antic/onish, Angus 
 Mclsaac, Antigonisli ; Cape Breton, Alex. McKintion, Sydney; Colches- 
 ter, David 11. Smith, Truro; Cmnbcrlinid, W, D IVlcKcnzic, E.sq.. 
 pHn-shoro'; District of Dixjby, llev John Ambrose, m.a , Digby ; District 
 of Clare, Rev K. D'Homnide, Clare; Gii>/sl>oro\ Wm. Ilarlshome, 
 (luvsboro'; Ifalifar, H. Condon, Education Otfice, Halifax ; Hants, Rev 
 J. i). McGillivray, Newport; Inverness, John Y. Gnnn, Broad Cove; 
 Kings, Colin W. Roscoe, Upper Canard ; Lnncnbnrg, G. W. lliliz, m.d., 
 Chester; Pictou, Daniel McDonald, New Glasgow; Queens, C. T. 
 Andrews, m.d., Brookfield; Richmond, M. T. J. McNeill, Esq., River 
 Bourgeois; Shelburne, A. C. A. Poane, Banington ; Victoria, Eev 
 Kenneth McKen/Jc; Yarmouth, G. J. Farish, m.d., Yarmouth. 
 
 Oommlssioners of Schools. 
 
 Annapolis West — Revs H. D. DcBlois, T. A. Higgins, W. M 
 Godfrey ; and Peter Bonnett, Robt Mills, Whitman Annstrong, Wra 
 V. Jones, IsaiahDelap, Israel Gilliatt, C. M. Forl)e8, Wm Dargie, John 
 L. Rice, John D. Potter, Robert Troop, A. B. Cunninghau, Samuel 
 McCormick. 
 
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 BELCllEItS FAKMRUS 
 
 [1880 
 
 Aniuipolia JSast^—Uevs L. M. Wilkins, W. H. Warren, antl Caleb 
 I*arker; and Miner Tunper, IlartUnpf it. Morse, Jouathun Wuodbury, ! 
 M. D.. JesHC Oakes, William Miller, B. JI. Puvkcr, A. M. Gidney, : 
 Bcniah Kniiiney, lieriah Daniclt?, Wm H. Bulconi, Lewis G. DcBloiB, 
 M. D., U. U. Durling, Edward Marshall, James 1*. Foaier, f^dward H. i 
 Pliinney. j 
 
 Antlgonish Co — "Revs Hugh Gillis, Dr Chisholm, Wm Chisholm, I 
 Wm B. McLcod, Charles P. Martell, Konald MeOillivray, IIuf»ert \ 
 Oerrior, J. F. Forf»cs, Dr MeGrejror, James Frascr, John J. Chisholm, J 
 Alexander Chisholm, n.i}., and Alexander Mcintosh, M.t>., Archibald ' 
 McGillivray, VVm Chisholm, Thos M. King, Nornfan McDonald, Angus 
 Smith, Wm J. Beck, John t). McKinnoi), m.i>., Angus McGillivi'ay, j 
 John D. Copeland. | 
 
 Cape iireton Co — tlevds K'eil McLeod, Jas Quinan, Jolm Sliaw, J. 
 Chisholm, Dr McLcod, John Quinan, Alexander Farcjuharsoii, 1\. 
 Grant, C Crouchcr, D. McDougall, John Murray, Michael 31cKenzie, 
 Donald Sutherland, M. A. McPherson, Daniel Mcintosh, Gavin 
 Sinclair; and C. H. Hairington, Lauchlin Robertson, K. T. Moseley. 
 
 District of Colchester — Kcvs Robert Grant, J. I. Baxter, James 
 McLean; ii'id W. A. Fulniore, W. E. McRobcrt, m. i>., Thos, S. 
 Delanev, J. B. Dickie, George Reading, Samuel Kettie, Jno King, 
 Israel iLongworth, Robert G. Uuthcrtbrd, E. Tupper, junr., Robert 
 Gammcll, F. R. Pavker, T>'os. Chisholm, J. L, Pcp])C!\rtl, m.d., Josiah 
 C. Crowe, Cyrus Eaton, A. C. Page, m.d., Jacob Ifai'tey, D. McG 
 Johnson, James N. Crow. 
 
 District, of Stirlitiff — Rev Thos Sedgwick ; and Robert L. Bycrs, 
 John Irvine, E. i). Roach, m.i>., Jiunoa Bonyman, W. M, Blackwood, 
 John Miller, John Clark, tlohM McKay. 
 
 ^ islrict of Cumberland — Revs G. Townshcnd, D. A., Steele; and 
 Gilbert Seaman, Charles Lawi-euee, Cyrus Bent, R. McLean, J. C. 
 Brundage, Abram A. Stevens, Jolin Bragg, Jolm Baker. *•' "♦ i* » >• 
 
 District of Parrsltoro' — Revs A. W. McJ>'~:)d, Chailes Bowman, 
 D.D.; and T. D. Dickson, E. Vickery, W. Y. I'iug, Tlios Kirkpatrick, 
 Charles Smith, Jesse Fulleiton, John Gillespie. 
 
 y)istrict of Diyhfj- Rcvds P. J. Fillcul, J. H. Saunders, M. J. 
 Dri- noil ; and G Henderson, Stephen Marshall, Wm F. Potter, Wm 
 H. '\iylor, Jno S. McNeile, Calvin Raymond, R. S. FitzRaiidolph, C. 
 I>. Joties, A. D. Hoyt, G. H. Dunbar. 
 
 District of Clare — RevM James Daly, V. G., Rev John M. Gay ; 
 J. G. Nowlan, E<q , Jean P. Thibaudeau, Esq., Anselme iVI»i Comeau, 
 Esq., James Stuart, Esq., A»nge Blin, Esq., Messrs. C. MandoMelancon, 
 Timothy Sullivan, Pierie I. BcUiveau, Augustin F. Comeau, Pierre C. 
 Godit. ditjjuriiiT .^<J.K, d<.'i:i.I 1. ,D ,illvu„u'!'{ .ai.Mi:.^ »l/'* mj jUii'>>l 
 
 District of G uplKtroHoJi — Tlovds \\. H. IlaniUtgn, James Buckley, 
 M, Tonipkins, Mi-liael Laflin ; and Chris Jost, John Maboney, E. J. 
 (/Unningham, Wm Moir, H. R. Cunningham, Thos Condon, Abraham 
 N. Whitman, Donald G'lnn, James Purcell.'"' 5 t-^i'l {••«;<»> 
 
 fjistriH of St. Marfi's-^\ic\(U Hqnry Eagles, Rlcliard Johnson, Robt 
 Cumming; and Neil Guun A. P. McKcnzie, Alex Cumminger, Allan 
 
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 McQuarric, John A. Mt'Ponnld, Alexander Sinclair, Dr. Campbell, 
 Wm 13, K. Cnnicron, John MeDaniel, Alex. Anderson. 
 
 Oitu of Ilaiifivc — James J. Hrcmncr, (Chairraan.j Hon L. 0. Power, 
 (Vice Cliainnanj William Acklimst, Samuel H. Hrookfiold, W, 1). 
 IIarrin<;ton, M.iM'., Alexander FoFHytli, M. J. Power, John Fagh, 
 MP.p, G. B. Anderson, A. H. Crowe, William Taylor, L. Iloulett. 
 Supervisor, BenjamiH (lliirrein, i>.c.i>. tiocretury, C. C. Vaux. Oj/ire, 
 Ul<^h School Building, licad of Sackville Street. . „,. . 
 
 Western 1 )islna UaUfux Ca — IlevsAkx Stoavt, John Woo<l!ii, P. L. 
 Madden, P, Danaliar, K. Kennedj', John Ahliotf, Philip Brown ; and 
 Douiinie Farrell, Jno E. Slmtionl, (acorgo J. Lougurd, Jaincs W. 
 Turner, Jas Thompson, ClmrlcH Whitman, 
 
 Tixu-al rjislrkt. Halifax Co*- lievs ttol>CJ(t Se<lgwick, 1). McKinnon; 
 and Ezekiel Svl)lev, It. A. Gladwin, l)uvid Arehibalil, John Gcddos, 
 Charles N. Fuller, Charles N. t^prott, David Airiiibald, 1 6th, J. D 
 Ttq)pcr, J. Taylor, Gcorgo II. Madili. 
 
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 East District ITa/i/k.v Co — M*)\a KoT«Rrt Jandeson, James Ros- 
 horough, Charles Underwood, Riclimond Smith; and lUmrv jA!.slie, 
 W^illiam Hall, A. M. Barton. William Anderbon, W. 'H. Tid- 
 marsh, Alex Leslie, Jos IMttrtin, John Kirker, David Archibald, 
 Malcolm McFarlanc, John McKen/Je, William Henley, Andrew Gas- 
 ton, John C. lloss, James H. Whunian, WiiJiam O'Jjcary. ^ . ^' 
 
 District of East Hants — llevd Jacob McT^lIan ; ami Isaac O'Bri 
 Wm Hamilton, Wnl Casey, Jno McLeavn, Hugh Mi.Learn, 1). McLean, 
 31. D., Jas McKenKie, George W. Sjniih, H, H, Blois. 
 
 District of West Hants — Kcvds Thos Maynard, m.a,, J. Bancroft, 
 John McMurray, T.J. Daly; and M. H. Giiudge, Charles M\irnffvrd, 
 Hiram Smith, Andw Shaw, Shubael Dimock, Georg<j DeWolf, Thos 
 Aikins. 
 
 District of North Inverness — Kevds M, Stawart, Peb^r Fisetl, Aiey 
 Grant, Donald Chishplm, Roderick McDonald,,——— Peacock; and 
 Sam Camplxjll (Cbairniaii), Thos Kthridgc, Jno G. Crowdis, 
 Donald McLcod, Lauchlin McDougall, Malcom McKay, Donald 
 Mcljellan, Ivauchlan McDonald, Farqtdiar McHac, Murdoch McKin- 
 non, Hugh Gilhs, Donald McMillan. 
 
 District of South Inverness — Tlevds Kenneth J. McDonald, Colin 
 Chi.sholm (Chairman), Donald Mclsaac, Archibald McKenzie, An-h 
 Chishoiro, D, Cameron ; and Hugh Cameron, m. n., John Mun*ay, 
 I'L 1). Tremain, Dutican Campbell, ri.\)., Jolm Mcintosh, m.b., Geo 
 C. Lawrence, Donald Gillis. 
 
 Kings Co — L. DeV. Chipman, Thos Famsworth, Holmes E. Mars- 
 tcrs, M.i>., John N. Bowles, Jno Foster, Amos Black, George W. 
 Fisher, Wm Eaton E. A. Morcn, D. Kupert Eaton, S. 11. Tupper, 
 Ben Kinsman, Adolphus Bishop, Leonard N. Il.'jlcy, Abr Ellis, Chas J, 
 TobiTi, Wm Magce, Leonard Fitch, Andrew Borden, Michael Lonergau, 
 /irnold 8. Burbidge, James Lvons, J. M. Koscoe, Itufus Burgess, 
 Johnston Patterson, Kussell Caldwell, Irad Benjamia, James T. 
 Manning, Stanley Eato«, Ai St-inley Fisher, B. H. Calkin. 
 
 District QfLimenlmrg — Revs Henry L. Owen, Chas Cossraann, Wm 
 
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 Duff, D. MeMilInn, Thomas Rogers, D. L. Roth ; and It. lAmhaj, 
 Matthew Ernst, Jnmefl Zwicker, Lewis Anderson, Edw Morj^n, Mor- 
 ton Whoelock, John Mornah, Heury 8chnare, Samuel Uitfiter, Gklcon 
 Lanf^ille, Gkorgo Eiscnhaucr. • 
 
 District ijf New Dublin — Kevs W. E. Gellinj?, Daniel McGi^Bfiror, A. 
 Jonlon, J. H. Hunton; and L. W. Drew, T. K. Crn/:,% W. V. An- 
 drews, Thomas T* Keefler, Robi Dawuon, Martin Sperry, Jas McKcan, 
 Geo Baker. - " ^ . .• j 
 
 District of Chester — Revs T. J. Skinner, »T. Tfomvood, P. llolden ; 
 and Qeorp;e Richardson, Jas H. Hiltz, Edward Heckmnn, Jno Church, 
 E. P. Butler, J. Duncan. 
 
 DiMrictofl. >h Pirton-Hcvs H. B. McKav, R. McCunn, Ranald 
 McDonald; and Daniel Hockin, John D. Mclxjod, James Mcljcun, 
 Jos A. Gordon, Saral Aivhibald. 
 
 District of South Pictou—UcvH J. StCAvart, D. B. Blair, W. Stewart, 
 A. McGfllivmy, E. A. McCurdy, D. C. Moore ; and J. McKay, G. VV. 
 Undcnvood, W. Eraser, Alexander Grant, Robt McNeill, Adam C. 
 Bell, D. D. McDonald, Jno McPhic. 
 
 District of South Queens — Rcvds G. O. Gates, Dnncan McGregor, J. 
 P own ; and Geo W. Barss> Hugh Ilouhton, James Forbes, Don 
 C . pbell, Jno R. Hall, Enoch Steadman, Eldred Gaboon, Geo S. 
 Parker, J. N. Mack, H. G. Farish, Thomas Kempton, Simeon Gaboon. 
 
 District of North Queens — Zebulon G. Murray, Stephen Smith, John 
 Middlemass, Benjm L. Telfer, Robt Brydon, Edw P. Froetr.an, Jno 
 Lacey, A. J. Ledbetter, Uriah Johnson, Frans Kempton, T. B. Harlow. 
 
 Richmond Co — Revs John McDougall, F. M. M. Young, Charles P. 
 Martell, James M. Quinnn. J. E. Eihier, Joseph Quinan, D. D.; and 
 Wm Cricbton, E. P. Fl;i n, David Grucby, John Freebill, Peter 
 Bosdet, Wm LeVesconte, Isaac LcVesconte, Simon Terrio, Edward 
 Gagnon, Joseph Matbeson, Remi Benoit, William R. Cutler, D. A. 
 Hearn, Murdoch Chisholm, M. 1)., Duncan Cameron. 
 
 Disti'ict of Shelbume—Uexs T. H. White, D. d., E. Millar, J. 
 
 Borden, ^Gou.lv; and W. T. Kellev, R. G. Irvin, J. G. Allen, 
 
 Robt Currie, Joseph Walters, N. W. White, Robert Freeman. 
 
 District of BiaringtoH^-r-\lev(U J. I. Porter, W. H. Richan, Robt 
 McArtliur; and Gabriel Robertson, J. B. Lawrence, Henry Chute, 
 Theodore Nickerson, T. W. Wilson, Arthur l>oane, Frank Homer, 
 James Snow, Wm B. Smith, J. K. Wilson, m.u., George Wilson, 
 Bartlett Covill. 
 
 Victoria Co — ^Revs A. Mcintosh, Peter Clark, Alex F. MeGillivray, 
 A. H. McAnlay, David Drummond, Alex McRae, Simeon Gibbons; 
 and Alex Cameron, Wm Jones, Peter McLean, Alex Taylor, Don 
 McLean, Seymour Foyle, Don McLean, Angus J. Melver, Kenneth 
 MeKcnzic, Li'tber McTahkI, Donald Mclean, Donald McRae, John 
 McLennan, i)onald Morrison, Alex JvpcjJ, A. Muiiro, John I>. 
 Bethune, M.i>. *h-, ;,? iT ' i-,«..,H^q .-rt— 
 
 District of Yannouth — Charles E. Brown, Nathan Hilton, John W. 
 Moody, Cbas W. C ments, Stephen N. Allen. George Crosby, Amos 
 Hilton, Jr, W. H. Moody, R. B. Brown, Harris H. Crosby, James Cain. 
 
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 District of Arqyiti — Rev J. Manninjj ; Enon Gardner, Miohatl Burette, 
 Dnvid D'Entreinont, Nathaniel Travi.', Jamos A. Hatttcld, 1*. L. 
 HntticliI, James M. Ijcnt. Atu>olin (). Potior, JainoM Niukeruuu, Molford 
 Sims, Edward S. Perry. 
 
 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
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 BANKS. 
 
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 HALIFAX BANKING COMPANY'. [i:stabli.slicd 1825.] 
 
 Capital $500,000 paid up. 
 
 W. M. Harrinp;ton, (Preat), Hobie Uniacke, (V. P.) FrcderickD. Corbet, 
 TliniiinH lUivne, T. •!. Morton. (JaHhi-r, Sanil H. liiack. Accountant, ''■ 
 A. P. Kniiiklyn. TmII.t, VV. GrO'-tiwoo.-l. Discount Clerk, J, J. p. Jop";.;. 
 !.e(lj;er Kee|K.'r, A. V Lloyd. Clerk. A. Bayne. Menwnger, P. Smith. 
 J^(M/i<,— Parrsljoro', A. S. Townscud; Truro, Charles Blanchard. Dia- 
 couut day.s -Daily, except Saturday. 
 
 BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA. [Erttablislied 1832.] 
 
 Capital $1,000,000. 
 
 Directors. John S. Maclean, (Pvest), John Doidl, (Vice-Prest.) Daniel 
 ("!ronan, J. .1. Brenincr. S. A. White. (Jashier, Thomas Fyshe. Account- 
 ant, 1''. 11. Tavlor. Tellers, H. A. Flpmujinp, James Yeomans. Clerks, 
 1). C. Chalmers*, J. B. For<,'an, \V. Thompson, M. Whidden, A. M. K. 
 Doiill, F. Kinsman. Messengers, George Anderson, John Anderson. 
 Agents — Pictou, Howard Primrose; Yarmouth, James Blurray; Neto 
 Olnsf/mr, James W. (-annichael; Sytbiey, C. B., Hon Thos D.Archibald; 
 KenlvtUe, L. DeV. Chipman; Bruh/etinon, T. D. Pnggles ; IHybVy George 
 Henderson ; Amherst, John M. Hay; St. John, N. i?., J. H. Uobinaon. 
 Di.«count days — every week day except Saturday. 
 
 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AIMKRICA. [Established 1836.] 
 Capitial, .£1,000,000 Sterling.'' ''^^'''^ *'*^' 
 
 Head Office, London. Sec'y» R- W. Bradford. Head Office in the 
 Colonies, Great St James Street, Montreal. General Manager, R'. K. 
 Grindley. Inspector, J. S. Cameron. 
 
 Halifax Branch — Manager, A. E Ellis. Accountant, D. Robertson. 
 Teller, F. Bioomfleld. Clerks, T. S. Hill, I). R. Wilson, L. E. Dodwell, W. 
 M. Dustan. Messenger, P. Popham. Discount, dail}'. 
 
 UNION BANK OF HALIFAX. [Established 1856.] 
 
 i'iiiiQJ. »/. uu Capital .£250,000. , .i .-Mjii iij-*! \, ,fc,- 
 
 Directors, Clas A. Moren, (Prcst), Jno Gibson, Edw Smith, W. P. West 
 Wm J. Stairs. Hon Robt Boak, M. P. Black. Cashier, W. Sawers Stirling, 
 Accountant, H. Y. Clarke. Teller, E. H. Reeves. Clerks, E. L. Thome, 
 C. N. S. Strickland. Messenger, R. E. Sanndors Agents — Lornhm, 
 London and Westminster Bank; Afoiitren!, Lo Banque dii Peuple; Neio 
 York, National Bank of Commerce; Doston, Merciiants' National Bank; 
 Anna/x)lis. A. Shearer, Agent. Discount days — every week day. 
 
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 MERCHANTS' BANK OF HALIFAX. [Kstabli«hed 1864.] 
 
 Capital, $1,000,000. 
 
 Direetori — ThoB E. Kenny, (Prest), I^Iichad Pwyer,. Jamen Bntler, 
 Thomas A. Kitchie, Allison Smith. Cashier, (tco Mcf^ari. yiccoimtant, 
 D. H. Duncan. Teller*, F. H. Arnaud, A. H. Hif^ginson. Clerks, J. \V. 
 Younff. John T. P. Kniffht, K. F. Paiilin, W. F. Mitchell, G. H. Mackenaie, 
 J. K. Mcleod, C. K. Harris, .1. F. LewiH. Mesi<«nf;er. Jnmes Anderson. 
 Af(entx—Anttgcmih, T. M. King; lirUyewctter, Andrew Gow; Charlolte 
 town, P. E. /., Owen Connolly; Afdill'mif, (ieor^e Krieze; Plchnt, Willi.-im 
 Ives; Summergide, P. K. J.. Stephen MrNeill ; Si/ilney, C. li., J. F-. Hurchell ; 
 Truro, Martin Dickie; Wtijinouth, Colin Campbell, jr. Discount doys — 
 every week day except Saturday. 
 
 PEOPLE'S BANK OF HALIFAX. [Established 1864.] 
 Capitn'l, $800,000 pnid up. 
 
 Directors, George H. Starr, (Prest), U. W. Eraser, (V. P.), Williflm 
 J.Coleman, A. W. West, Pjitrick Power, Thomas A. Brown. Cashier, 
 Peter J»ck. Accountant, K. T. Braine. Teller, Henry J. Parker. (Jlcrks, 
 R. A. Woodill, M. H. Richev. .Ir Messenger, (i. H. Wiswell. Apents 
 -—WolfviUe, A DeW. Barss: /vclic/ioj'i, Austin Locke. Discount days — 
 every week day except Saturday. 
 
 • BANK OF YARMOUTH. [Established 1864.] 
 Capital, $400,000. 
 
 Directors, L.E.Baker, (Prest), C. E Brown. (V. P.) Hugh Cann, John 
 Lovitt, J. W. Moodv. Cashier, Thomas W. Johns. Accountant, H. G. 
 Farish. Teller, Wm* E. Perry. Clerk, F E. Dunham. 
 
 COMMERCIAL BANK OF WINDSOR. tEstablished 1866.] 
 
 Capital $500,000. 
 
 Directors, Godfrey P. Payzant, (Prest), Wm Dimock, Benjm D. Eraser, 
 M.o., E. W. Dimock, Andrew P. Shund. Cashier, Wiifter Lawson. 
 Accountants, Lewis T. Dimock, Charles W. Payzant. Solicitors, W. H. 
 ar>d A. Blanchard. 
 
 EXCHANGE BANK OF YARMOUTH. [Established 1869.] 
 
 Capital, $400,000. 
 
 Directors, A. C. Bobbins, (Prest), G. .B Doane, (V. P.) Aaron Goudey, 
 A. F. Stonenmn, W. D. Lovitt, L. Cann, J. H. Killam. Cashier, Alex S. 
 Murray. Teller, T. V. B. Bingay, jr. Clerk, Eben McGregor. 
 
 BANK v'iF LIVERPOOL. [Established 1872.] 
 Capital, $600,000. 
 
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 Directors, Dr. Forbes M.P., (President), Thomas Rees, (V.P.,) J. W. 
 Barss, Joseph Innis, J. A. Shaw. Manager, John A. Leslie. 
 
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 .j>n,< PICTOU BANK. [Established 1874.] '• - - 
 
 , 'V- Capital $500,000. Paid up $200,000. '. ;.',. 
 
 Directors, Hon R. P. Grant, (Prest.), J. R. Noonan, (V. P ), Robert 
 DouU, Isaac A. Grant. James Kitchen. Donald Fraser. Manager, Thomas 
 Watson. Cashier. John McKeen. Clerk. W. D. Mevnell. 
 
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 BANK OF MONTHKAL. 
 
 Capital, «12,0(K),(K)0. licstTve S6,500,000. 
 
 Head Oftito, Montreal. President, (ieor^re Stephen. General Manager, 
 R. B. AuKHf*. Halifax Branch — Manncer, V. (lundry. 
 
 Branches at St.fuhn, N.B.. Quebec, Toronto, Hniiiilton, TiOndon, Ottawa, 
 Kini^Mon, Cornwall, Brockville, I'erth, Belleville, Cobourg, Port Hope, 
 Linusav, Peterborough, Sarnia, Strut Tord, St Mary's, Brantford^iiSuclph, 
 (iudrich, Piitou. Newcastle, N. B., Moiicton, N. B., Cbathani, N. .:., 
 London, (J. B., Now York, U. S. 
 
 The hours of business at the above Banks are from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., 
 except 00 Saturdays, when they close at 1 p.u). 
 
 , DOMINION SAVINGS' BANK. ,. ., 
 
 This Bank \n kept in the New Provincial Building. Honm of attendance, 
 daily from 10 to 3 o'clock, exccnt on Saturdays. Cashier, J no K. Wallace. 
 Clerks, A. C. Johnston. G. W Power, J. U. Balcom. Messenger, Michael 
 Austin. Closes at 1 o'clock on Saturday. . - 
 
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 Nova Scotia Marinr Inhuramcb AssociATioif.— Hon A. G. Jones, 
 (Prest), John S. McLean, (V. P.) Directors, John Doull. J. F. Kenny, 
 James Butler, James J. Bremner. Sec'y, JdiliQ Strachao, 54 Bedford Row. 
 
 Merchants' Marine Insurance Company— Capital, $200,000. Direo- 
 tros, J. S. Belcher, (Prest), John Dutius, George Mitchell, Wm P. West, 
 Danl Cronan, Wm Esson, Wni J. Lewis. Auditois, Peter Ross, Thoi 
 Abbott. Sec'y, Chas W. Wright, 60 Bedlbrd Row. 
 
 Atlantic Makive AssociATioN—Directors, W. H. Hart, (Prest), J. 
 T. Wood, Thos E. Kenny, G. R. Ander-son, F. G. Parker, AUwon Smith, 
 (V. P.), Robt Morrow. Sec'y, P. W. Crcighton. 
 
 Ocean Marine Insurance Association — Directors, Jno Taylor, (Pres) 
 Jas. S. Morrow, Wm. Lawson. Aug. W West, (V. P.,) George J. Troop, 
 Adam Burns, Levi Hart. Sec'y, B. W. Salter. 
 
 Ciiebucto Marine Insurance Association. — R. I. Hart, (Prest.), 
 George McKenzie, (V. P.), John Pugh, Kobcrt Taylor. Joseph Seeton, 
 iviward Morrison, M. Carney'. Sec'y, J. Tremaine Twining. Qfiice, 
 Bedford Row. ^, ,^, :j ,...vJ, t.^../ a,)- ■■■ .^.'i^.-uni^' > ;i ;..:«. 
 
 CoBEQUin Marine Insurance Cosipant, Truro— Directors, Charles 
 Blanchard, (Prest), Jas Crowe, J. F. Blanchard. Nelson Murphy, Capt Chas 
 Cox, Jacob Frieze, John Yuill. Auditors, A. M. Cochran, Geo. Campbell. 
 Sec'y and Treas., Jas K. Blair. 
 
 Avon Marine Insurance Company, Windsor — Directors, W^illiam 
 Dimock, (Prost,) B. Smith, C. B. Bowman, George W. Churchill. Sec'y and 
 Treasurer, l>. P. Allison. Auditors, E. W. Dimock, G. P. Payzant. 
 
 Windsor Marine Insurance Company, Windsor — Directors, G. P. 
 Payzaiit, (I'rcst), .hio Stirling, Edwd O'Brien, Captain Thcunas Avlward. 
 Sec'y and Treas., W. II. Blanchard. Auditors, B. Smith, William Dimock. 
 
 Shipownkhs Marine Insukanck Company of Windsor— (Limited— 
 
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 BKLCHKIt'S VAMIKR8 
 
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 Directors, K. \V. Dimodc. (Prert ), Sndbdcl Dtinock, (V. P.), Dennett 
 Hmitli, John B. Nnrtli, \l. 1*. i*., Jolin A* UiirYi«i l*eur£» Mouiice, Alark 
 Curry. Sec'y, Allen llalev. 
 
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 PicTou IToMB Makixr IxsuitANCK Asfi(>ciATioN-r-fDir«ctorif Booertck 
 
 l^tLaofie, (Chaimum,) Itob«rt P. Frascr. UoMrMrd.j(>rMtti»ti<9» JllMH^ Vfurn- 
 tOD, i. W.. Gordon. Broker, Hon Uo|)fc P. Grant, h Mt,^,Hu< > n.ii* 
 
 Pic^tal^ MtrruJdT^ MARbt^ iNAURANCit ARMMTtAttoH— rjifh6ctoni, Daniel 
 ITovkfn.fPreAidtMit,) Win Ive^, Alex J. PatterHon, James llyslop, C. Dvryer. 
 Broker, Geo Glennie. Halifax Ag nt, W. 8. Salter, h Prince (Street 
 
 St. Lawrkxck MarinkTnhukancb Ahsociatiox ok Pictou — DirectorR, 
 John R. Noonaii, H. S. Dawson, Jamed Stalker, U. J. Hamilton, George 
 Elliott.. Broker, Kubt Doiill. Ilalifux Agent, VV. S. Salter, o Prince St. 
 
 Dominion Makinr Ti^simAKOR Assikiiation, Rivkh John— Directors, 
 Jamai Kitchen, (Pnesit,) Jotin Ueary, John UcKenzie, Arch McKenzic, 
 Chat McLennan. Bsoker, William Lauder. 
 
 ATi.AKncT?reunANCECoMPANT, Yarmouth— Directors, GeoB Dnan'e. 
 (Prest), John K. Kverson, Bowman Coming, Hugh Cann, John H. Killajn, 
 Geo H. Lovitt, B. Hilton. Sec^j jf.no i^illatp. ... 
 
 Acadia Insitranck Compant, Yarmooth— Directora, Nathan Moses, 
 (Prest), Wm WnmH, jr., Bwi Mnrohy^AjB*^^ Z. 
 
 Goud}', Jdsepli Burreli. Bec^, T. vT B. Blngay. 
 
 Commrrciai; Insurance Compavt, ^^armouth — Directors, A. C. 
 Bobbins, (Prest), W. K. Dudman, L. Canri, Andw Ix>vitt, Jonth Horton, 
 N. Churchill, T. M. Lewi*. Sec'y, G. Q. Sanitcrson* '-J ^ <i'< if^ t f. 
 
 Ma^isk Insurance Co^njANf, YARMdin1ir--t)irector8r.f^ W. Moody, 
 (Prest), Siiml M. Kverson, DlRnis Horton, L. K. Baker, George H. Guest, 
 A. V* Btooeman. John Murpiiy. Sec'y, 8. B. Hamqr« • U -;^/i! < '/ 
 
 PAcii'ic Insubanck Compant, Yarmouth— Directors, Thos Killamt 
 (Pr^t), J6hn Lovitt, N. B Lewis, \V. tt. Moody, W. D. Lovitt, F. Dennis, 
 W^. A. Cann. Secretary, W. A. Chase. 
 
 Oribntal Tnsurancb Company, YARM<»trTlf— DiJrectors, W.m Law, 
 (Prest), J^cob Bingay, James J. Lovitt, J. B. Lovitt, Henry Lewis, Abram 
 M. Hatfield, Robert Ellen wood. Secretary, Job Harfleld. 
 
 Maitland MarInr Insurance Co— President, Nelson Murphy. Direc- 
 tors, 
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 New Glasgow Marine Insurance, AsaociATiox — (Incorporated.) 
 DiretHors, J. W. Carmichael, (Prest), James W. Jackson, James D. 
 McGregor, J. R. Carmichael, John Miller, John R. Smith, Angus Chisholm. 
 Sec'y, G. \V. Underwood. . 
 
 Mkrchamts' Marine IN^^1tANCB Company of CANAnA. — Capital, 
 f 1,000,000. Agent tor Nova Scotia, C. J. Wylde, 70 Bedford Row. 
 
 Anciior Marine Insuranck Company ok Toronto. -Capital, 
 S600,(KK>. Hon Sir W. P. Howland, C. B.. (PrM.) Thomas L. DeWolr, 
 Chairman. W. 8. Salter, Agent for Nova Scotia, 5 Prince Street. 
 
 WkSTERN AssiTRANCK CoMPANY. — Head Oflicfi, Toronto. Capiinl, 
 f 8()0,U90. J. Scott Mitchell, Agent, cur Prince Street and Bedlbnl Row. 
 
 PhoviuENCK, Washin'uton, Marink Insuhancjk (,'i»mpany ok Pu«»- 
 viDENCE, Khudk Island. — 11. St George Twining, General Agent, GO 
 B.'dford Row. 
 
 m aitland aiARiNR INSURANCK vjo — rresiuent, ixeison niurpnv. Uirec- 
 s, Chas Cox, Alex A. McDougall, Alfred Putnam, Archibald ^IcCalliim, 
 >ac Douglas, Jas K. Hlair. Auditors, A. M. Cochran, Osmond O'Brien, 
 B'y and Tr«a8.,tGeo. W. T. Irving. v 
 
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 , BiUTiMf AwKRicA MARimt AmviiA'Noi (3oMrAMr op ToKovm — 
 A8«ai»,.«l,%0,000^ WilliaM S. Salter, AK«nt, 6 rfinc^.Srr^^ 
 
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 TIaufax FinK iNStlRAitcit' Comi'Ant— AurtJoHu**! CapftAl, 'f4n0;0llft. 
 Diroctofn, .ino (iibsou, (I'rext), John P. A[ott, (V\ I'.,), (ieo ICssnn, IMiiiel 
 Cronai), Uobic Unincke, John L. Barry. See'y, KichilTremiMn^60 Bedfoid 
 Kow. 
 
 A<MDiA FiRK h?»URAXCK COMPANY— Capital $400,000. DirectoTs, Hon 
 Robt lloak, (I're»t)..las'A>Mom)/ tl<>a A.. li. Jones, tWm .I.Coleman, Kdwd 
 Smith, Win V. AVust, Goo Mitchell. Sec'y, .Ino 41. Harvey, iietliord Kow. 
 
 ItoTAL CANADiiVM IxBURANCibCiUMFAMY.— 4.ncal Uoanl of Direet»r»,) 
 J. 11. l>utt'iiM(Chninnan), T. K. Kciwy, A. W. West, W. .). Levis, Wm. 
 Ksson, W. M. Harrington. Office, corner Prinve Street and Bedford Uj»w. 
 I. Scott Mkclieli, Agent. «, ,' 
 
 Lancasiiirr Fire I^sur^vnce Compant.— <Capt George T. SUickiir, 
 Agent, 160 Holiis Street. • 
 
 Imperial Firr Ins. Comp't oar London — Capital £1,600,000. stg. 
 Agent, M. B. Daly, IloUis Street 
 
 pHOSNUt FiHE |:»(8. Coup^'K oir Lqndos— Agept, TVm Hare, 171 Holtis St., 
 
 ScrtrrisH Commrrciai. Insurance Company of Oi.A8Gowi'»^a|dtal, 
 £8,000,000 etg. C. H. 11^. Black, Agent at Halilaz, GO Bedlbrd Row. , 
 
 ^TNA IN8URANCK Comp'y OP IlAUTFORn, CoNN.— fncorpofsted 1819. 
 Cl^arter Perpetual.. Assets S7,000.,00q. Agents, W. I^ I^wpU JSp Co-, 
 HoTlis street. 
 
 Sovereign Fire Insurance C^mp'y, roronto.-T;C. J.. Wylde, ,Ag«nt. 
 
 Bhitisu A3f erica Fire Assurance Compahy.— Assets 91.SiOO.OQ0l>— 
 Agent,' W . S. Salter, 5 Prince Street. , .., .^ ,, ^ .. . : ,,^ ,, ' ' ; 
 
 National Firr Insurance Company of Montrbal.— H. St. G. 
 Twinirtg, Ag^nt, 00 Bedford Row. ' 
 
 Hartfohi) Fire Insurakcr CoacpAXY or HARTFottD, Conji.— AueU 
 $3,300,000.— Agentii, W. L- Lowell & Co. 
 
 NomnrtRltN Fine Isa. Gomp'y of London and Abbkdrkn — Caiutal, 
 £3,000,pOO, stg. Agent, G. C Harvey, Central Wharf. 
 
 Liverpool and London and Gloak Insumancr Company— Agent, 
 C. J. Wylde, 70 Bedford Row. 
 
 COMMEKOIAL UnION ASStTltANCR GoTNPANT, OP CoRNHILL, liONDON 
 
 Capital, £2.IU0v<HMk B. W. Salter and W. S. Salter, Afpmt» at Halifax, j 
 5 Prince Street. 
 
 Quebec Firk Insurance Company.— F. D. Corbctt & Co., agents for 
 
 Nova Scotia. i ' ' i 
 
 WfsJtkrn AssuttANCR Company of Toronto.— Hon J. l^rc^Iurrich, 
 (Ppprt). B. Haldun, Managing Dlreotor. J. .1. KenuV. *<ec'y. .InmcM 
 linouier. ln«i»ecti»r. .1 Pringle, Genc^al Agent. G. M. CSrccr, Agent lor 
 
 N, S., l»l Hollia Street., . , 
 
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 North British and Mercantile Fire and Life iNfd Comp't — 
 Capital, ^£2,000,000 stg. Agent, C. .1. S|*ike. lloUis St. 
 
 
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 QufntM FiitK ANi> 1.trK l.v.«. CftMP't or Livkiipooi., G. b. — (^Apital, 
 £2 OmMNK) MtK. AR«nt, 8l«|>h«n 'lM»lai OAca. Union Bank BuilUintf, 
 llolliii Street (dp-stairii). 
 
 KoYAi. FiKK ANi> l.iFK Tnh. Cotfp'V Of TjvRiirooL, 0. B. — Capital, 
 .£8,fl(M).000 Hlff. Afteut, Jamen W. lliitl, Holliii Mraet. 
 
 QvAitniAN FtKR AMI) IJKR Inn. Oomi*'t or I/>NLK»N-Capital i90,000,000 
 •tff. AKciit, M. II. Almon, liullU Htr«et. 
 
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 CANAitA Finn ANi> Makinr Insukanck (N)Mpany.— ITend nitlc^. 
 Ilamilinn, Ont i^apitnl tl,(NiU.O(X). (i«u«ml A^eitt for Nuva Bvotio, 
 Ca|it C. J. F- (JIarkMon, iJ Fiiiice 8t. 
 
 Dominion Firk ani> Makinr Inhdranor Company.— Head office, 
 Ilaniiltnn. Out. Aiitliuriacd capital, f l,U(H),OOU. Aiieiii, Capt C. J. 1*. 
 ClMrkion, ft) Princa Straafc 
 
 -Anguitua AllI* 
 
 • LIFE. 
 
 Canada Lira A8fiURANCBCoMi'ANY—(flamilton, Ontario.) Capital, 
 •1.000,0110. Agent, A lick KamMy, Ksq, IM llullis street, Oenaral Agent 
 ftir MAiUima Provincaa. 
 
 CoKfRnivRATtoy LiFR AaHOoiATioii or Camada.- 
 wm, Agaatf over Halifax Bank. 
 
 STAMDAIkD Lmc Asa. CoMP'T— Annual Ravenne, £818,000. Secretary 
 Mid Agent for Nov* Scotia, AifreU Sliort, Hollis Street. 
 
 Star Ltri Aas. Soc*t of Ix>ndon— Capital, £100,000 ntg. 
 
 LirR A8a<vciAtt0ll or Scotland— AccumuUtad Fund, £1,101,689 atg. 
 Sac'y, Jno U. Harvey, Bedford Row. 
 
 CoNMECTiciTT Mutual Lifr Ass. Comf'y op HARTronn, Comn.— « 
 Organixed 1846. Charter perpetual. Xnwtn, S2''),000,00U. Ixtcal Agents 
 far Halifiw, W. L. Loamll jlc Co., 168 Hollia Street 
 
 Thr EquiTABLB Lifr Asa. Soc't of thr Unitrd States — Agents 
 for Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, Snltwr Ht KUwardx, 6 Prince St. 
 
 Mrtkoimlitan I.ifk Ins. CoMf'v of Nkw York— Tlinmaa A. Temple, 
 St John, N.B , General Dominion Agent. Agent at Haiilax, E. I). Meynell, 
 218 Hullis Street. 
 
 liONnoN AND LaNCASHIRS LfFE ASSURANOR CoMPANT, OF LONDON, 
 
 Rmolamu.— <i«MN||o 31. Cifoar, General Agent, 181 Hollia Street. 
 
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 Lirn AND AOOIDBNT. 
 
 Sun Mutual Lifk and Accii»k.nt iNsuKANrK Ctmip'v of Moxtrkal. 
 — (leorge Fraser, Geneial Maiiauer for thu MMritiuie ProviniTS and New- 
 foundland. Oilice 7ti (traiivillc St., Halifax. 
 
 TllR TllAVKLLEIts' LlFK AND ACCIOKNT In8. OoMP'Y OrHAItTFORn, 
 
 CoKN. — (ivncral AgeutH tor Nova Scotia and Prince Edward I-laiwl, \V. I.. 
 
 Lowell, \- Co. Agent Inr HJiiax and Dartmouth, C. J. P. Clarltsou, 84 
 Prince Street 
 
 AcciDiuiT IX8URANCR COMPANY OF CANADA. — Capital 8250,000. 
 
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Ftr Mie bj H. H. FULLER k CO. 
 
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 l49oai IliMinl of Directora, Jaa D. Morro«r, Chairman; W. J. Stain. T. K. 
 Kaany, Adan Uurna. Agent, Uao. M. Ureer, Ittl Hollle Street, Halifax. 
 
 Citicbnn' Acc^r.NT iNauHANrie Comi-any or Canada.— General 
 Agent, W. 8. Salter, 6 Prince 8tre«t, llaiifax. N. 8. 
 
 O0ABANTB1J. 
 
 Canada GuAnANTrit Comi-any, Montmkal. — Sir A. T. (Jalt, (Prwt). 
 nirvcturn, Jainen H. iMorrnw, Tlinmaw K. KniinY, tVillinin •!. Stairs, Adam 
 Dill UN. Holiiilon, Mfwtra. Mactloiiald & Kif;bv. Generiil Agent, M. U. 
 Alniuu, lue llollis Street. 
 
 xBEOAirrzLa ooiiPAinsB. 
 
 Tmk Halifax Stock ExrMANOK.— .f. r. IMnrklntwh. Prenidenl; John 
 Lyl«', Sern'taryaiid rri'HNiirer; MpnilM»r»«: Hartuhome Ht Hutt; W. L. Lowell 
 ft i 'o. ; James 8. Mncdonald & Co. { M. B. Almon ; J. C Mackintosh ; Wm 
 TwininK. 
 
 CiiAMBKR or CoMMKRCB, Halikax.— Executire Comnrittee, John 
 Doull. (Prest), Hon Ujbert Dnalc, W. C. Silver, (V. P*s), Hon A. 
 <i. Jones, J. 8. fWlclicr, Peter Jacit, Jno 8. McLean, Kobt Pickioid, Jns 
 Itutlor, J. T. Wood, M. Dwver, W. H. Hart, K. G. Stayner, U. U. lloak, 
 W. M. Doull. Charles M. Creed, Sec'y. 
 
 Hamkax iMroKTKMs' AsMoctATK'N.— Piesident. John Duftus; Exe- 
 cutive Commilleu, ffaac 11. Mather*, William H. Neal, William M. Doull, 
 Kubitrt Taylor; Secretary, A. MMriin puyne. 
 
 P1I.OT COMMIRSIONXXa rOR THK ClTV AND COVNTY Or HALirAX.— 
 
 John Pugh, Chahimn; Daniel Cronan, William McDonald, J. Taylor 
 Wood, Jonepli See'on, I^wis Anderson, David Hunter, F. O. Corbett, 
 Sec'v and 7 rea$. 
 
 List of Piixvrs ron the Port of HAurAX, N. 8., 1877.— No. 1, John 
 Fleming, Kftch IIarl>or ; No. S, Thimas llollnnd, Duncan's Co^'e ; No. 
 8. Jamee Holland, Duncan's Cove ; No 4, William Baker. Halifax ; No. 
 5, Barnard Gallagher, Haiiftix ; No. 6, Daniel M«rtin, Ketch Harbor t No. 
 7, Joseph Khino, H<>rring Cove ( No. 8, Patrick Hayen, Herring Cove ; 
 No. U, Hugh Monroe, Herring Cove; No. 10, Jeremiah Holland, Duncan's 
 Cove; No. 11, Edward Bayers, Ketch Harbor: No. 19, James Hanrahan, 
 Ferguson's Cove; No. 13, William BoAzley, Ferguson's Cove; No. 14, 
 John Haves, Herrini; Cove; No. 18, Thomas Beazley, Pemison** Cove; 
 No. 17, Charles GUisebrook, Ferguson's Cove; No. 18, Biohard Meill, 
 FergtUKM's Cove. 
 
 The Wkstf-kn Union Trleoraph Company— Proprietors and Tiessees 
 4f all the Telegraph Lines in the United States and the Maritime ProYinces. 
 flioni) Port Hood to San Franciaco, and connecting via Atlantic Cable antt 
 Northern line with all the Telegraplia in the world. Capital, $45,000,000. 
 Head Office. 145 Broadway, New York. Prest., W. Orton. Vice-l'readts., 
 A. B. Cnmell, Au^ Schell, N. Green, H. Durkee. Sec'y, A. K. Hrewcr. 
 TVCM., K. H. Roi'hester. Auditor, J. B. VanRvery. General Engineer, 
 Marshal Leflerts. Supt'd Eastern Division, J. C. Hinchman. Electrician, 
 G.^I^eaaott. 
 
 Tkt Kova Sootia Liaea connect with those of New Brunswick at Sackville, 
 and &08« of Newfoundland at North Sydney, C. U. 
 
 
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 A. £. Hoyt CIcrkt, G«o liMlie, F. Quinn, and J. W. l/tmH. OperatoM, 
 D. Uailtey, N. C. Senm, K. Mcl<««rn, A. G. McDonaK, &liii« Sterns. 
 
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 Hcrwick, 
 
 IJriii^eport. 
 
 Hrid((etown, 
 
 Hri(l)(c water, 
 
 Itear Kiver, 
 
 (iNnninK, 
 
 ChoHter, 
 
 Y 
 
 Vow Iloy, 
 
 I%ltv, 
 
 Dubi-rt. 
 
 F.liiiHliile, 
 
 (irent Villrtf^e, 
 
 (JiiVhlMim', 
 
 (f lar« Ihv, 
 
 Halirnx, * 
 
 llHiitcport, 
 
 IlillHbnr^li, 
 
 Iron MiiiOT, 
 
 Kontvillc, 
 
 J«awr«iuotown, 
 
 T)hip;iin, U. R., 
 
 Liverpool, 
 
 Ijock^ptirt, 
 
 Lundondorry, 
 
 Lunenburg , 
 Mfllione liay. 
 MarRurct'H Itay, 
 Marpu, 
 Mf. ITnlacke, 
 Mi«ldi»t<on, 
 iMnboii. 
 North Hydii«y, 
 
 N. iiblH^OW, 
 
 ricloti, 
 
 Pfctna LTindiog, 
 
 IMjiistcr (!ove, 
 
 Port JlaM kesbury, 
 
 Fort H«»fnf, 
 
 Ft. MHl;;ravo, 
 
 Fuj(waHli, 
 
 UiduiioiHl, 
 
 Klver Joliu, 
 
 .SaikvilU', N. B., 
 
 Shelbiinic, 
 
 Shiibcrnnradie, 
 
 St Fetor», 
 
 Stpllartnn, 
 
 St«wiat*ke, 
 
 SydiUiV, 
 
 'Jatamagouelie, 
 
 Truro, 
 
 Wallace, 
 
 Wcyniouih, 
 
 Weitville, 
 
 Witmot, 
 
 Windsor, 
 
 Windwir J unction, 
 
 Wolfville, 
 
 '( 
 
 i 
 
 armouth, and all Uailway StationH in I*rovinco. 
 
 Dominion TKi.i-.nNAiMi Comi-any ok Canaha. — Genon»1 OfliceH, 
 Toronto. Ontario. Kxecutit« O/fieers: TiiomaA SwInvaW, GetteriH Maiut- 
 jfr^ Toronto; Frod. Roper, ^eeretary. Toronto, ^ieriutemleut, C R. 
 Uofliner, Montreal. OlHoeH in Nova Scotia are mtvr on4>n ut Tor Bav, Cape 
 .Canao, ((Uvh' orough, Anii^oniHh, Nvw tilaH^ow, Ficton, Truro. Shii'ton- 
 ncadie, Wavorley. Daitntoulh, Ilulifnx, Wcatvinf, Htellarton, K}ver John, 
 Tatainaaouche. Wallace, Fugwnsh, Amherst. UtKces are also uuen iu Hew 
 Brun«wick at Sackville, nnrc...}tilor, Mcuiramcook, Moncton, r«t(icudiai-, 
 Fcnob^quls, SufiFex. St John, HanipttMi, Salisbury. Thlii Company also 
 connect)* at Tor Buy, N. 8., with the Diroit Cable Company (limilcd) and 
 will rccei\'« Cable meamif^s at aU the above oAicea for («rent britain, Enrii|»e, 
 and all Kastem countries. Has direct comnecliun with all purta ot Canada 
 and the United States. 
 
 Nova Scotia Fkkmanknt Bknkkit Bitu,i>in« Socikty avo Savingk' 
 Fun i>-— Trustees. W. .1. Almon, m.j>., S. S^tldun, Kobie Uniacke. IHrcators, 
 Jno P. Mott, (Fresidant), W. M. Harrin^^on, (\^ President), Jas A. 
 Moren, H«n U. McN. Parker. Auditors, J. T. Wylde, W4 U. Ilart. 
 Bankers, the Union Bank of Halifax. Surveyor, Duncan Grant. Sec'y 
 aad Treas., Jolin W. Burton. Oftke, Hollia Street 
 
 Halifax akd Dautmouth ^ffBAMHOAT C«»«*ASY-*Prwt., Hon Dr- 
 Furker, Directom, Dominick FarretJ, Jameit W. Johnston, Jol^u Stairs, !ll. 
 G. Black, (Sec'y). Agent and Slanoger, Oo A. McRenzie. 
 
 HALirAX Tkmpkranck Haix CmMPANY— Directors, W C Silver, (Fres), 
 Wm Murray, H. A. Taylor, W. J. Culoman, U. H. Wetmore, W. M. lirowa. 
 Sec*y and Treas., James Farquhar. 
 
 CHRBtiOTO Mabink RAILWAY, DARTMOUTH— DicectOTR, John p. Mott 
 <PreB ); W. P. West, Jas W. Turner. S«w'y and Tn4U., a J. Wylde. 
 Sopt., £. We^on. Office, 70 BedfiMrd Row. 
 
 North Svonky Mai^i^w: Railway Comvany— Diroctors, Jamea B. 
 Duffus, (Prest), Hon T. D.> Archibald, Win. J. Lcwia, m.i>., Thos £. Kenny, 
 Jno P. Mott. Sec'y and Treas, H. N. Paint. , 
 
 PicTou Marine Railway Comp'y — Fre< .TasPrimrosei. TMret^orp, J. 
 Crerar, .f . A. I>awmn, R(>dvriek MeKenEie/ iigentiMid Sec'y^ H. PrHMrrose. 
 Lessees, McColl & Yorston. i-ui:*u/: iw rtuiU i»i:.i 
 
 BSSB 
 
 4to»» Vlllcti tmiMkif ««««lH«^«»t«ni llMl »f(^MHll^f,' 
 
 .■*** 
 
U. H. FULLER A €Q.» HtUlbz» «. & 
 
 . r 
 
 [1880 
 
 latiafier, 
 penitoM, 
 
 IS. 
 
 u, 
 N.B., 
 
 ii<1ie, 
 
 111, 
 
 J auction, 
 
 I Officefl, 
 rrW Mann- 
 »iU, <]. R. 
 liav, (Jape 
 I. Shii^en- 
 tvcr John, 
 [en in J^ew 
 
 |iany aim 
 iiiicd) un<l 
 n,Uni>»|)«, 
 ot CtUIMA 
 
 Savincjk' 
 IHrcotore, 
 
 ), tiM A. 
 
 11. lUrt. 
 
 at Sec'y 
 
 ., Hon C>r- 
 Stain, 11. 
 
 rer,(Pres), 
 M.lirowli. 
 
 in P. Mott 
 J. Wylfto. 
 
 Jamfs B. 
 £. KeioLpy, 
 
 ire<^ow, il. 
 .Primrottre. 
 
 .,,.-. .i» 
 
 'I 
 
 1880] 
 
 AkUANACK. 
 
 191 
 
 Thk Starn MAXtrvAOTUiiiiio OiMrAVT-— Cnfiital 0900,000. W«rkf at 
 Dartmouth. Directorii, Thomas A. KItchie, (Presl), W J Stairs (V.P.>, 
 Alllnon Hinith, (i. A. 8. Crichton, Ofo U. Anderm>n, Francis Parker, J. C. 
 MacltintoHJi. 8«c'/, J. T. Wjrlda. Manager, John Forbaa. Office, 72 
 Bedford Row. 
 
 Halifax Qaa Lioiit CkiMPANT— (Capital #880,000 ) Prest., T. A. 
 Ritcliie. Directors, Georffe K.sson, Sr. , Martin P. Black, Wm P. West, Robert 
 Boak, F^ward 8mith. Maniiffsr, Geo liuist. H«e'j, T. M. Braine. Cterhs, 
 Fletcher A. Ilennigar, J. A. Kitcbia, James Baist. Auditor*, £dw Biaaejr, 
 Chas Fletcher. 
 
 JnouiNM CoAi. MimNO AsaociATin!i->Agent. B. B. Barnhill. Matager, 
 Roliert Kedpath, JoK^ins, Cumberland Co. > 
 
 Nrw )CnHK AND AoAoiA CdMrAMT.— AgeAt, William Bennet, Macean, 
 Cumberland Go. 
 
 Sphino IIili. Minino CoMPAnT— Manager, Wm. Hall, Sprln^, Hill, 
 Cumberland (Jo. 
 
 Valk Coal, Inorr and MiNrFAmTHiNo Co. — SirHtigh Allan, (Pres.) 
 A((pnt, Joseph B. Moore, New Glasgow. Manager, John Greener, Vale 
 Colliery, Piclou Co. 
 
 Halifax Coal Compant, (LmJted) >-Af;ents, S. Cunard & Co., Halt- 
 fax. Manager, James Hudson, 8:ellarton, Piclou do. 
 
 Intrkcoi»nial Coal Minino Company — ^Agcnt, Robert Simpsea, 
 Westvilie, Piclou Co. 
 
 Acadia Coal (Company— Agent, H. S. Poole, Slellarton, Pictou Co. 
 
 Nova Scotia Coal Company— Agent, W. W. White, WestvUle, 
 Pictou Co. 
 
 GowRiK Cou.iKRY— Agents, Archibald k Co., North Sydney, C. B. . 
 Manager, Charles Archibniit. Cow lia.v, C. B. 
 
 * Block HousbCoal Mining Company— Agent, R. Belloni, Ck>w Bay, 
 Cape Breton. 
 
 (Jalkdonia Ct>AL AND Rad.wat Company.— Agent, DavKI MacKeen, 
 Caledonia Mines, Cape Brvton. • 
 
 Clydk Coal Mining €k>M pa NT—Manager, John Sutherland, Port 
 Caledonia, Cape Bretoni 
 
 Gknekal Mining Aswwiation.— (Svdnev Colliery.)— Manager, Rkhd 
 H. BroWn, Sydney Mines, C. B. Agents. Cunard & Morrow, Halilsx. 
 
 Genkkal Mining Association- -(Lingan Colliery.) — Manager, Donald 
 Lynk, Liiigan, Cape Breton. 
 
 Glack Bay Coal Mining Company— Manager, Henr/ Mitchell, 
 Little Glace Bay, C li. Agent, K. P. An:li(K>ld, Halifax. 
 
 Inteknational Co.\l and Railway Company. — Manager, Patrick 
 Neville, Bridgepttrt^ Agents, Dodd jtc Gillies, Sydney, Cape Breton. 
 
 South Hka* Coal Ck>MPANY— Manager, James Baird, Cow Bay, C4I. 
 
 Toronto Coal Ck>Mi'ANY— E. Cr.ssells, Secretary, Toronto, 
 
 Inveiiness Coai^ Ikon and Railway Company — ^Agent, Alexander 
 Wright, Moncton, N. U. 
 
 New Campbelltom Colliery- Agent, John McDonald, New Camp* 
 bellton, (^pe Bretou. 
 
 ^kiiitlli-^ WMIIK. WlUMlfWil* BrvMHate, IliiUnuui 
 
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 lltNilMv tlNlKlliit IUMlW«r« Ai l«iM»r»|iriilrN, 
 
 I Hi 
 
 IlKhrtfRR'A rARMRItS 
 
 [mm) 
 
 VltmnuA 0»Ai. ^Itmmi C'nMPAffr— A|p«W, W. J. Yfmtf, HaHOh. 
 
 TiiK StKr.i. CoMfAMr or ('akaoa— (t«iinitttin.--C«pUjii. .€^,0(KK 
 ClHilniMHi or hiractniii, r. W. Hivnimit, F.UH. LontlMii H«h)',v, K. V, \ 
 Ttvuiiivno. /'*»/(rt'H'r<«, Hoilittff }filf, h'^wmh-if ami Sti^fi \V«M'h$ at LAtnUim' i 
 tttrt'ff. \\ tS.— Miiiiii|4i<r, J. .Iaiiiiii«>: Tn>iiNu'n>r, Win Ihidgi'oii; AimlyHt, | 
 Umty LouiB. Ant^iiln lit llfillmx, K I>. iVirhoft <f Pn. | 
 
 I)«)MiM«»»C<M*iPKiitV«iMTritMi>.\HV-~Wwrk!i«tl)artMoiitli, O.J.WyltUt i 
 SvcrcHii^' cikI IVMHUror, 70 lUiWunl Kow. j 
 
 Ar.\i»iA r«»woKH rn.Mr\NV — DlnH'tofH, .lolm P. Mott, (Pirnl), I,. .1. 
 Mnrtnn« M. UnMolt*^ K«t«nir4 Hiiilrh. Mti|t<<rin»«iid«nl, 11. C WtUon. (J. 
 .1. Wyldn, SoirHmy, 70 lle.ll«»nl li«w. , 
 
 INrfrM; WAN(NiMi*.\Nt— nir(«)tnni« C. K. UnvfM, (I\p«). A. J. Vnnprmm, 
 Kndk. Mi'K«iiitio, Jmiiiva VorHtoii, Kolivrt 1*. Franor. S<>«'n4«r}% iCmderhsk i 
 M«1*«IIIIMI. ^ i 
 
 A vox ni»n»uv". (%»MPAxv— hlnu'tors, U. IV-W. I'Vumt, (TriMt), 0. V„ 
 Wiifginn, H«iiiii«>.l (S. HIauk, IC W. i)iiiUM:k, W. II. UlMncliAril. N«u'y •nd 
 Trc*«., «. I'. IV*"*' 
 
 MKRritANTH* K\< M\NiiK ANIt JtKAIMNn UllOM— No. 118 Hollin HtfRet. | 
 
 (MiAH Al- i'Tifoil, rro|)ri«Uor niul biipcriiitciHlrnt. 
 
 Si ijAiToK Canso SihAM Kkuhv r«iMrA!fv.~^llirectoni, F. U. Orak, 
 John \V. Iiigrnlmui, l«i>v! liar., (8uc i& Trca»)^ 
 
 l»\i»TMoirH Kori:'A'<n(K Oimi'any— Wnrkn «n<t OffiM, North Dtrt- 
 iiioutli; rrM|>i-i(>torfi, U'lii »St«iri«, Muu, <& Morrow. , ^ 
 
 Makink IIaii.w.w, V a KMiniTH.— Director*, Jtumvn 11. Kinnu', (I'rm.); 
 ,1. K U>'crm)H, Hugh K. CuOii, rtowmnii rornliiif. 8«f*.v, R. S.ljikliiB. , 
 
 Wi'.HiEH.N CoyNTiis Uailxvay (-i»."rl>ire«loiT. <fCo. H. DpiiQp, (Pren), 
 S. M. Hyeisoii, Frttiik KHItim, II. I». l^dd, N. W. Blcllicit, Itutfli Ctiiii, \y, 
 H. Moody. 8foy, .1. W. UiiiRAy. 
 
 Oa« Ci»m»»a!«iv, YAiiM«»HTii---r«pitnl f.'»n,(K>o. nifpclnrn, SantUvl 
 KilliiiH, (IVok), N.itlmn Moses lliijch luiiii, II. V. Udd, N. W. Ittvllictt, 
 j .V. (ju«d«y, A. V. !5loueHiaii. S«uy, U. M. K*kiiiii. 
 
 1.ivkkihmm?Mai{|ni-. Kaii.way Company— (rn<»oriw»r«tod A. t). IlilMII) 
 Dirai'lom, Tboniiie Ko«H, (I'reHidoiit,) •lolm l>. M<:l<(>Mrn, (Vive Prtnidttnt,) 
 I Andrew Cowio, .loHcpli liiiiiN, floliii 11. Miilliiill IVuasuror and 8u|Mrin- 
 ttiiideiU, Thoiiiaii Day. Sucixitary, J. N. b'revinaii. 
 
 UitiTiaH Amkuicam Uat (5oMi'AMYir(1Viii-«.)--DlrM'.t«r», W. H. 'IVq- 
 moi.i (Prcrt.), Cvrus liaton, and A. C iskliurinaa. Hav'y nitd Treus., 0. A. 
 
 TiujRO n<H»T & Siii>K Co.— Directors, <!<?«» Campbell (iVn), Ifiaac 
 Bfalr (V. P.), G*rt J. Troop; J. 9. McT^aii, U. Blancliard, It. Turner. U. 
 II. Koss, Sec'y. I*. H. V«rrte, Mana^jcr. 
 
 (Pn««.), Wm K 
 
 RvirtTUK MAKiTKActimiMO C«>.— DlVcctorfl, W. tt. Trcinaiti 
 Kwlton, 0. .T. (Jrant. T.. B. McKllilnney and W, K. MfcUobert, 
 jey. 8«c'y, \V. P. McKolitrU v 
 
 PuTiiu Siin» Bi'ii.iMNo (jOMI'ANy.— Directors, I), hulherlaiid, (Prct.) 
 U). McDonald, R. P. Frascr, \Vm. Jack, J. Fisher Ciraut Secy, W. W. 
 H^cttiil«. ' 
 
 Mountain Ckmktkuy Co., Vai«mo»itii.— Directors, N. Mows, (Pros.), 
 JaiiiM B. Xinnev. (^o H. Brbwn. L. K. Bakef, P. Demtis, Jaa C-. KkHsb. 
 Secretary, G.J." Farrish. .is.ff^n ^^u i u . 
 
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 iMM'iM^r 1^ iNiy li^rf^MttVV^fh-r 44r#iiii4h»fil^dl;' 
 
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 1880] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 loa 
 
 VOLAXATtOV or BIQVALB 
 
 i1frtf/« al th*f Ship Stnp' at ('itwl*l /(ill, wAow VnmU rtm M>«n /»w»i M^ 
 ViliuM nr rrpottml fttun mn (hitjmnt. 
 
 For I Hqii«ra ItiKKotl vomcI, it Imlli i-iuM u|),on« uti tlie outer h«lliiiril 
 
 mid one oit tlio iiMicr Imllinnl 
 " S J>o, 1 bnll hniHiml on tho on tor hnllUrtl anil ono cloto upon ihn 
 
 inntr lullkrd; outer Imll ilruppod. 
 " 9 1>o, 3 (ml -t r.l()§o up, one on tho outer nml one on the inner 
 
 halHiini. 
 " 4 Do, a tintld Hopemtcd, nnd ono (;Iom up on the inner Imltiftnl. 
 " ft Do, a |N)iinnt of any colour on the outer hftlliard, and one ball 
 
 close up InHldo 
 ** ft Do, n |H*nnui iiiidor n Imll ctono up on the outer liaHiard, and a 
 
 hall nt tlio inner hallinrd clone up. 
 ' " 7 Do, a fMMiRnt over a IniII riofie up on the 6utor halliard, and a 
 
 hail cluMc up on tho inner hallbini. 
 " H Do, a pcnniit under two hnllH rhino up on tlie oator luilliarda 
 
 with n Imll clono up on tho inner hfllliard. 
 " 9 Do, a |M3nnnt liotwecn two hallft (#t)iie up on the outer halliftrd 
 
 with n hiill cloHO up on the inner hallinrd. 
 " to Do, a Ahk uI any colour cloae up on tho outer hrlliard, with a 
 
 hnll clone up on tho inner halliard. 
 Tho a(K>vo hnlla, &o., are hoisted on the eaat or wont jard arm, 
 
 acoordiuK to the iftmrter tlio vniscl first appears in. 
 
 When HniliiiK Vcsnels are reported from an ontpont, the followlnt; 
 siffunN are inailo on tho lower y«r«l, now used exciusivolr for sailing 
 vusHcIn, as re|)ents : 
 
 For a H(]unro Kifr^ed Vessel, two halls of a lixo, one at the outer, 
 the other at the inner hallinrd, eloso up. 
 
 A Khip, A largo bnll at the end of tho yard, with n small ono at Inner 
 hallinrd. 
 
 A IlAniue, a large do at the end, with a small one dropped at inner 
 halliArd. 
 
 A Ilrig, a small ono at the end of the yar4, and a largo one at tho 
 inner hnllinrd. 
 
 A Hri;;nntiiH\ a cross close up at tho outer halliard. Two or moro 
 do, a cro8H half l)oi!«ted. 
 
 A Topsail Sohoonor, a crohs close up at the inner halliard 
 > Two or moro schooners, a cross itfner, half hoisted. 
 
 Tho upper yard of tho Ship Staff is used solely to designate Steam 
 Vessels thus : 
 
 Two largo halls close up, one at tho outer and tho other «t tho inner 
 halliaid, K or W, a steamer reported in that quarter. 
 
 A small Imll tit the outer, and a large one at the inner halliard, a 
 second elnsn I'nckct or merchant Steamer. 
 
 A largo hnll nt tho outer, and a small one at tho inner halliard, n 
 Man-of-War Steamer or Uoyal Mail Stcnmer, or large Morehnnt Steamer. 
 
 Lanterns are lioibted nt night to denote a steamer reported. 
 
 lied lisrlit on outer and white light inner on K. yard-arm denotes 
 Steamer lOast re|K)rte<1. 
 
 (tieen light outer and tpkite light inner on W. yard-arm — Steamer 
 West reported. 
 
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 U* H. FUIXEB ik C<l.r Afcnit for 
 
 i94 
 
 bklchisr's farmkr's 
 
 [1880 
 
 Red Wftht nlmvo ifhi'te, 1'i feet Hpnrt, mnil (nim Kncfand. 
 
 O'liwn liulit nbovu m^A/V*', 19 (eot Hpurt^ ninil for Kimliwift. 
 H^/i//« l!j;ht iiltove red, 13 fi^t Mpart, NewfwinrtlMiiii innil. 
 White Wiiht nhoxoffrrrti, 12 feet HpArr, BermiuTii mnil 
 
 Grfkn liglit nhove iW, 13 feci apirt. EngliMli Mhii -of- Wnr. 
 
 /^r/, ffxen nnd w/t/ffl, 12 feet Hpnrt, enemy's Mnn-olWiir. 
 
 The ettlo'trfd lantern is always slinwn At yait) nrm, and the wh!t€ one 
 At the inner halliard, E or W, according to the quarter the STietimer is 
 reiwrtcd In. 
 
 Whrn a Steamer is ftiuhtcd the inner {white) lirht is taken dorm. 
 
 Nnmbcrs are indicated the Mame ns tin the lower ynrrT. 
 
 When the do8cri,)tion of resttel in nscertntncd, i he lollowinfr descriptiTe 
 colom will be hoisted at the mnsthead, and the inner ball taken down : 
 
 A Union Jack — n Flag Ship 
 
 Man uf Wiir Screw Steamer, a white penant with a Uue bnlf in the 
 cenrrr, over the Union Jack. 
 
 Man-of-War Puddle Stcnmer, a white penant with a blue hall in the 
 centre under the Union Jiick. 
 
 Truop Ship, white pennnt two blue crosses. 
 
 Dummidn Idne Knsiirn, under steamer |iennnt, Dominion frnnboat. 
 
 A red Ahk pierced white, Roynl Mail Packet from Engliind. ) Fort* 
 
 A blue and red V ur naaricrs, with white ball in upper blue f niirhtly 
 qiiiirtcr, mtdl for Knclbnd. • line. 
 
 A blue flair white <cntrc, from Enubnd. ) »* . , i. 
 
 A blue and wliirc four qu»rt.Ts for Ei;L'lnnd. ( ^««»'y ""•• 
 
 A white ftiiiTt pierced blue, Ncwfoniidhmd mail. 
 
 A white flair, jiicrci'd red, Bermuda mail. 
 
 A blue ptMiant — u Sliip. 
 
 A blue and white ptniant — a Barque. 
 
 A red pennnt — a Hrijr. 
 
 A n>d and white pennnt -a Bricintine. 
 
 A while |>enHnt — « Sloop or Sphoj.ner. 
 
 A blue and wiiite fluur hoiizonlaily divided — a Foroicn or Neutral 
 Fleet. 
 
 A white and blue flag yeitically divided— a Foreign or Noatrul Man- 
 of-Wnr. 
 
 A iiliie flop — a Foreign or Neutral Merchantman. 
 
 A rod flay — an Ericniv'8 MeiTlmiirniiiii. 
 
 A nul, while aiid blue flag, n»d nox? the mast— Enemy's Fleef. 
 
 A lilno, wliitc and r<i %\<i — blue next ttie must under Stvainor's sig- 
 nal, II French Mjui-of-Wur. 
 
 Ameiicnn flag (Stars and Stripes) under Steamer's signal, American 
 Maii(d-Wair. 
 
 YcHow flag al)ovc doRcriptivc penant — Qnnrftntinc. 
 
 When an English Packet arrlvisj bKtwccn evening and morning pun- 
 Are, a red triangular flag will be kept flying at the mast bead from 
 scveff till 9 A. M. 
 
 Merohftnts' Frirate Sigoals- 
 
 RKD. 
 
 -Fort of Halifax. 
 
 J. T. Twining, rc<l and white bur^w, red uppermost. 
 Cr«>inwcil Line. W«io;l & Co, A^^eiits. red burgee, wliite C in centre 
 Qiiebci* and Gulf Ports S. S Co F. 1). Corl)eit & Co, Agents, red, 
 white, red, red npitcrmost, with blue perpendicular bar in the centre. 
 
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 It will p.iy yon tu cull or seuti for our i>ric«» b«tor« bnylngy 
 
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 [1880 
 
 w^it^ one 
 lefMmer ii 
 
 own. 
 
 esrriptlre 
 sn down : 
 
 [ilf in tbo 
 
 til in tlio 
 
 friinhont. 
 ) Fort- 
 } iiiL'htly 
 • line. 
 
 Neutral 
 rul Man* 
 
 iioi'm »{;;• 
 imcncan 
 
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 i&A fruin 
 
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 ntM, red, 
 ic centre. 
 
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 1680] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
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 Inmnn Line, a rod flai;. white romer, with a black diaihond in centre. 
 
 Jame* Bnilrr ft Co, red flat, white border, centre white star. 
 
 John 8. MclAHin. re<t, white and red flanf, rot) appermogt. 
 
 T. A. H. Do Wolf ft Son. red and white fla(f, red uppermoat, with a red 
 
 and wliiie hail in centre, the red lialf on tiM while, and tlie white 
 
 half on the red. 
 J. 8. Cochran ft Co, red and white flag, striped horfxontally, with a 
 
 iiiue Rtar in the centre. 
 J. M. Watson ft Co, red, white and bine flag, divided diagonally, red 
 
 ii|tpormost, with red itar on the white. 
 Lawsoii, Harriii|;ion ft Co, red and yellow flag, striped lioriftontallr. 
 Daniel Cronan, a white, red, white, red, white pendant, perpendicular 
 
 strificti. 
 John Crnnnn. tnme a* D. Cronan, with red pendant above. 
 The Hottton ft Cul 8.8. Co, a red flag {lierced with a white trianglo^ 
 
 npox next the mast. 
 Dominion Lino, red ilnfr, with dfanond and bine bail in centre of white. 
 While Cross Line, red flnfj with wliite Ht. Geor(fe'« cross. 
 Tuclccr, red. while aod blue, with two white horiaontal bare. 
 
 wniTB. 
 
 Wm StnirK, Son ft Morrow, white flag, centre a blue square. 
 
 James A. Moron, white flag, bordered red 
 
 U. I. Hart, white flag, centre a red diamond. * 
 
 Alhro & Sdns, white flag, bordered blue. 
 
 A. G. Jones & Co, white flag, centre a red star, bordered red top and 
 
 liuttnm. 
 F. W. Finhwlek, white flap, centre a rod star. 
 KsKon ftCo, white flng, red border, red Maltese cross in centre. 
 T. ft K. DcWulf, white flag, red border, and blue letters DeW. 
 Tj. W. Morr '.stm, white flag, with blue star. 
 Joseph H. Relcher,wMtobani|«e. 
 Ancnor Lino, whiter, with red anchor. 
 , Wier Bros, white flag, red St. George's cross, blue diamond in centre. 
 
 Carvlll Line^ green flag, wbite C in centre. 
 
 BLOB. *) 
 
 8. Cunanl ft Co, a blue flag, centre a while star. 
 
 Wm Pryor ft Sons, a blue and white flag; blue uppermost. 
 
 Wm Hare, a blue and reil flng, crossed white, blue next the mast. 
 
 Levi Hart, a blue, white and ^d checkered flag. 
 
 N. L. ft J. T. West, a blue burgee, centre a white star. 
 
 George P. Mitchell ft Son, a blue and white burgee, blve nppermost. 
 
 J. Northnp & Squs, a blue flag, St. George's cross. 
 
 Brcmner ft Hart, a blue burgee crossed witite. 
 
 Johp Taylor ft Co, a blue andjrhttc pendant, over a blue flag crossed 
 
 diagonally.. t y 
 
 J. F. Phelan, a blue, white, blue and white do, blue next the mast. 
 Allan Line, a blue and white red flajg, and red pendant ai)ove. 
 R. Boalcft Son, blue flag, crossed white diagonally. 
 Pickford & Black, a blue flag, white diamond, with P. ft B. in red letters 
 
 ' in the diamond.! 
 BaHwin, blue flag with white border and white B 
 
 Itollffax. 
 
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 Koyal Halitnx Yecht CInh, ISiuign, the Bloo Enitgn of H. M. Fleet, 
 OM of which WM granted to the Club bv en Adinirnliy Wernini, 
 dMtcd 14th April, 1869. Club Burpee, hluo with ilie ProTincinl 
 Arms In the Upper vomer; Vommtiiort^ red iwellow tnil burtrce 
 with gold eruwn incentm; Vice Commodore, while swalhiw tailed 
 biircotf with icnrlttt crown in centre ; Hmir Commodore, blue mwhIIow 
 tailed burgee with gold crowu in ceiitro. Halutfa—Commodot'^t 11 
 guns ; ries Commodur; 9 guns ; /2e«ir Commodart, 7 guns. 
 
 SOOZXTZaS. 
 
 St. Obokob's fktctMTr.—'/'ieMdfnt, Col J. W. T^nrie. Ifrt- 
 PrtMt, W. C. Silver. \hI Ai$t. VictPreM, Jolin Overv. 2ml l)o , 
 Dr. Trcnaman. T'reas. K. J. Lordly. A$»t Triww, W. M. Humphrey. 
 Sifc'y, R. T. Murray. A$$t. Sec't,' C. H. Bennett. Chapimm, Revs. 
 John AhlKttt. W. J. Ancient, W. Bell, Dr. Dodwell. O. Troon. 
 PhifainatB, Dra." T. R. Almon, and A. Moren. Afanhal, Captaui 
 L. J. Bland A$$t. Marnhal, W. A. Purcell. Mensenqer, Jnhrt Aniton 
 Com. of Afanajnement. R. J. Wilson, A. Adams, W. J. Wnlliice, R. 
 R. Saunders, Thomas Clay, the Murshal and Secretary. Com. of 
 Charity, R. Theakston, J. Lepine, Philip Jones, Thomas Longley, 
 John Overy, William Mnrray. Sick Vi$iting Committee, T. Lnmiicft, 
 Thomas DAy, A. Hutchinson, Thos Burton, J. J. Hamilton, 0. Guy. 
 
 CiiARiTABLB Ibish Socibtt (Established 1786.) — PrendenI, Hon. 
 James Butler; Vice-Prenident, Rit'hard Sntlifle; \$t Aut. VicePregi- 
 dent, John Ead ; 2d Aut. V. P., Daniel Sullivan ; 'TreoMurer, John M. 
 Inglis : Secretaru, James J. O'Brien ; A»gt. Sec'y, Patk M. Duggan ; 
 Manhal, John O'SnIlivan ; Meaungtr, William Power. 
 
 NoBTH British Socibtt CInstitnted March 26, 1768). — Prmdent 
 Charles J. Macdonald. Vice-Pre$t, Robert Sedgcwick. iSenr. Asst. V. 
 P., John Watson. Junr. Aut. V. P., Roderick Macdonald Trm- 
 »urer, George Mitchell. Secretary, James B. Forgt^n. AfM. Secre 
 tary, George S. Campbell. Chtplmina, Prof. I'ollok, i>.i>., and Rer. 
 Thomas Duncan. Com. of Charity, J. P. Muir, Duncan Grant, 
 John Taylor, Angus MrIieo<l, J. Srott Mitchell Marshal, James S. 
 MacKay. Af^$$enger and Piper, John Patterson. 
 
 Highland Socibtt or Nova Scotia.— CInstitnted 31st Maj, 
 1888, by virtue of a commission from the Highland Society of London) 
 Chief, Hon. Wm. Ross. President,}. H. Johnston. Vice-Prut, Hiij^h 
 Murray. Directors, James Crxwford, D Rcid. Sec'y, Lydinrd 
 Mackintosh. Titas, Angus McLeod. Chaplain, Rev. Hui<h Mcl^eod, 
 D.D. Surgeon, R. S. Campbell, m.d. Pipers, John McKenxie, John 
 Patterson. 
 
 Halifax Club. — Committee, "H. Uniacke, (Chairman), Stephen 
 
 Tobin, J. F. Kenny, H. H. Fuller, L. J. Morton, John T. Wylde, 
 
 ;F. D. Corbett, W. Twining, M. Dwyer, John Duifus. W. H. Creigh- 
 
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 ton, Wm. E«son, Ooo. Miickoiuie, Oeo. R. Andonon. Set'jf, H. W. 
 Joliniton. 
 
 Nova Scotia Imhtitotr or NATcnAL Scibkcb.— Purron, Hit 
 Honor the Liont. Qov-vmor. Pmidrnl, VV. (JoMip. Vice-Prfiident, 
 Dr. I^m-Hon. Tr«aturer, W. C Silver. Strrrtariat, Rev I), ilonej- 
 iniin, U.C.I.., r.o.t., and J. T. MelUHli, m.a. rouNciV— Bcniard Oilnin, 
 M.D., M.i.c.t., Or. A. P. Ueid, R. Morruvr, John Hontprs, mu., lion. 
 L. G. Power, Andrew Dewar, Aiitriiitini Aliinon, J. Mrttthew Jonct. 
 
 U.vio!! FiRB Protrctiox COMrANV.-^RetfuUr iMetinite, third 
 Tuciiduv oteach month, Nt the Coinp»nv'« Hell, HarrinKton Street. 
 Caf4, tV. 8. FrMser. Vic*-Cm4, Chnrloe Noel. Trfa$, T. J. Hhhi- 
 ilton. .SVy, U«rri« Hell ^"in. -Scry, Ocorire Hilton. Mot$kal, 
 Wm. OaiKun. Kttvfr of Httil, T. Mc Alpine. No. 1 Diviciuit— 1</ 
 Lintt, Cliae R. InjiliV Sntf LinU, J. W. ikriven. art/ Litut, K. J. 
 Dolphin. No. % Division.— 1«( Lieut, Geor)^ Downie. %ud LUut, 
 D. Johne. Sr</ LittU, E. Keerney. 
 
 FniriT OnowKRe' AsnooiATioif and Imtrrnatiojial Show 
 SociKTY or Nova Scotia. — PaUun, HIa Ilunur, the Hon. A. G. 
 Archiiiuld, Livut Governor. Pietident, Cherleit CottnHin nHniilton, 
 M.O., Caniird. Vire-Pi€*idenU, A. H. JohuHon, Kiiif^n ; J Oii« Iviii^. 
 Hants ; Avard Lon^lev, m. p., Annapolis ; G(>or)cc A. S. CrLhtoU, 
 Halitax ; Colin CampWll, Di^hy ; Charles K. Rrown, YHrittnnih ; 
 M. R. Dosbrisay, Lunenliar^ ; JAnies Spurr, Q<i<'ens. llnnorari/ Vire 
 PrtfgideutH, RoSt Onint HHlitnirton, q.c, m.a , r a.A., Otiuwa ; Rirhd 
 Starr, Cornwallia. Corrcnpontiinrj Sfcretarif, 1). Henry Stnrr, llHlirnx. 
 Reonrding See. and Trma, lli»l>ort W, Starr, Port Wiliiaioa Aitd!tor$, 
 A. H. JolmHOn and Goor^^c W. WAllnce. Council — Fur ffnl{/ax, Hun 
 P. C. Ifill, Col J. VV. Lanrio, Herbert Harris and Professor T^iwiion. 
 Ft ffant$, Geo Wio^ns, W. H. Allison, m. v., H. V. B Farnttworth 
 and Chas Bacon, tor K\nfi$, C. F. Eaton, Edwin Chase, I^nac 8hAw, 
 Leander Rand, John O. Bymo, J. Benjamin, C. R. H. Starr, J W. 
 Hamilton, W. Sutton and J. B. Bow«er For AnnapoliB, H. H. Morse, 
 C. B. Whitman, Delancy Harris, R. Fitz Randolph, B. Starratt and 
 R. Marshall. Standina Committett, On Fruitt, R. W Starr, Chuirman, 
 C. C. Hamilton, Avard Longley, Chas. £. Brown and A. H. Johnson. 
 On PtdtiicatiamB, Prof Hiirgant, Chairman, A. Loneley, R. W. Starr, 
 and J W. Wallace. 
 
 NoTA Scotia Yacht S<)UADROir.— (EsfnbKshed 1875— Station, 
 Halifax.) Commodore, llis Excellency the Mnrqnis of Lome, OoToruor 
 GenenilofCanndH. Vice'Conunodore,lA.E R. Hussey. tiear-Voinmodorf,< 
 J. W. Stairs. Honorarif Secretary, F. C. Sumichrast, (Royal Soutiiem 
 Yacht Club, Enji^land, and hon. member Yacht Kacing Associafion.) 
 Com. of Manoqemenl, the Flag Officers and Secretary, ex officio, F. M. 
 Piisuow, S. A White, H. St. G. Twininff, J. E. Butler, I>. C. Chal- 
 mors. Sailing Committee, the Flag Officers and Secretary, ex officio, Lt. 
 Col. H. W. Clerke, G. A. Black. D. Cronan, Lt. C. C. Carter, r. k., 
 W. H Weeks, m.d Meamrers J. E. Butler, W. U. Troop. 
 
 Nova Scotia Poultrt and Floriciti.tural Association — 
 The object of this Society is to improve the stock of poultry, and to 
 culti%'atu a tiistc for floriculture in the community. President, Andrew 
 Downs. Vice. Preoidentf, Professor Lawson, F. C. Elliot, C. W. 
 Anderson. Secretarif, R. J. Wilson. Aaat. Sec'y, Thomas Gondgo 
 Treaourer, A. Mackinlay. 
 
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 Nova Scotia Bible Socibtt — Prmdent, Hon S. L, Shannon ; 
 Vice-Prests., William Pryor, Hon Judge Mar^bnll, Hon Sir Wui. 
 Young, Kt., Chief Justice. Treas, S. H. Black. Setoff, Jas Farquhar. 
 Agent, John Tuland. A Inrge committee of gentlemen o^ various 
 religions dcnqminations is appointed anpnully. The parent society 
 was formed fti London in 1804. ltd ohject is *' to CDConrnge a wider 
 circnlation of the Holj Scriptures frithont note or comment." Each 
 subscriber of one guinea annually ii a m«mbdr; a subscription of ten 
 guineas qualifies for life membership. The committee of management 
 consists of thirty-six members, fifteen of whom belong to the Church of 
 Bngland.^Thc Nova fc>cotia Bible Society was instituted on the 24th 
 November, 1813. Total issues of the Society, 82,700,000 copies of the 
 Scriptures. Income of the Nova Scotia Society, last year, 93,632.75. 
 
 Halifax Ladirs' Bible AasociATipN — Pte^., Mrs Liddell. 
 Vice Preat. Misi Wells; Sec^y, Miss F. Pryor ; Treas., Miss G. 
 Lawson. A strong committee assists the ofl&cebcnrers. This Society 
 collects funds for the pnrpose of 6irctllating the Scriivtures among the 
 poor and destitute. When s balance remains in the Treasurer's hards 
 at the close of the year, the amount is given to the Nova Scotia Society. 
 
 British American Book an© Tract Society — Prest., T. A. 
 Brown. Treaa., Geo. H. Starr, Secretary and Superintendent (^ Col- 
 portage, Alex. McBean. These office-bearers with a Board of Directors 
 composed of clergymen and laymen of various denominations, areelected 
 annually. The Society was incorporated in 1872. Its expenditures in 
 eleven years amounted to $273,414. It received in donations over 
 $35,000 ; and it circulated publications to the value of over $250,000. 
 The publications circulated are mainly those of the Beligious Tract 
 Society of London, and other non-denominational publishing houses. 
 About $47,000 have been spent in Colportage, — ^and 108 years of 
 labour were devoted to this object. Religious Books, Tracts, Maga- 
 zines, Sabbath School Papers, Libraries alf half price, &o., are 
 specialties of the Society's Depository. The operatbns of the Society 
 are directed.by an Executive Committee which meets monthly, ^pd by 
 Sab-Committees on Colportage^ Publications and Finance . 
 
 EvAiroBLiCAL ALLiANCB.—PnesiWi^, Hod S. L. Shannon ; Sec% \ 
 Rev. Robert Murray. The Evangelical Alliance is a Society intended 
 to promote united action among christians of diiferer t denominations in 
 sO far as they are agreed. It puts forth efforts for tho promotion of 
 religious liberty ; and it issues annually an invitation for a week of 
 united prayer. 1 . 
 
 Young Men's Chbistiaw Association. — President, John S. 
 McLean. Vice Presidents, M. M. Lindsay, hdwanl Lloyd, W. Roche, 
 Jr., Hon. Dr. Parker, J. T. Meliish, Geo. Cunningham. Treas, S. H. 
 Black. Sec'y, Henry Theakston. The Halifax Young Men's Christian 
 Association was organised in December, 1853. Its object is the 
 improvement of the " spiritual, moral, mental and social coiidition 
 of the young men of the City of Halifax." It owns a handsome 
 building which has cost over $37,000. It haa a large Library and 
 a spacious and well supplied Reading Room : also Committee Rooms, 
 Class Rooms, Parlor, Lecture Hall and Dining Room. — Any person pf 
 good moral character may hucomc a meml^r, but no one can serve on 
 committee or be an ofRcer of tho Association witltput being a member in 
 good standing of some Evangelical Church. 
 
 
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 YouKO Woman's Christian Association— Pre«i(f(fn/, Mrs W. 
 8. Sterling. Treasurer, Mrs £. G. South. Secietaries, MisMCs Sterling 
 and Morrow. This Soriety aims at promoting the welfare of young 
 women in the City, by means of a night school, libraries, &c., &c. 
 
 Contention of Y, M. C. Associations in the Maritime 
 Protincbs.—- This Convention meets annually. Its last meeting was 
 held at Chatham, N. B., when the following officers were chosen for 
 the ensuing year : — President, J. S. McLean, Halifax. Vice-Presidents, 
 T. W. Daniels, St. John ; T. C. James, Charlotletown; A. H. Patter- 
 son, Tmro; C. S. Chaplain, Amherst; Thomas Logan, Fredericton. 
 Secretaries, W. B. McNutt, Halifax ; E. T. C. Knowleo, St. John ; 
 D. C. Gillis, Sydney, C. B. 
 
 SAnRATU School Association. — This Society is intended to 
 bring together once a year representatives of all the Sabbath Schools 
 throughout the Maritime Provinces, in order to discuss the most 
 approved methods of protit outing their work. President, A. McQueen. 
 Secretary, S. Waddell, Halifax, N. S. 
 
 Halifax Infants' Home— The object of this Home is to receive 
 and tenderly care for destitute infants. Its affairs are managed by a 
 Committee of ladies. The annual expenditure amounts to about 
 93000. It has no building of its own, and no endowment. The number 
 of infants in the Home at any one time is about fourty-two. When the 
 children are about two years old they are given out to be adopted by 
 families in the countrv. Nearly twenty have been thus provided for 
 within the past year. The Committee extends its care as far as possible 
 to the mothers of the destitute infants, aiming thus at a double good. 
 The Home is situated at the comer of Inglis Street and Tower Koad. 
 Miss Nordbcck, Treas., 61 Victoria Road. Mrs £. M. Saunders, Sec'y. 
 
 AsTLUM FOR the Blind — Board of Managers, William Murdoch, 
 Esq., who died in London in 1867, left by Will £5000 N. S. Currency 
 towards endowing an Asylum for the Blind. This led to other gifts 
 and the erection of a building at a cost of £3000,— capable of accom- 
 modating forty pupils. The Institution is really a school. There 
 were ten boys and six girls on the Roll in 1876. Income fuih all 
 sources $2,656. Expenditure $2,918. Jas F. Avery, m.d., Prest.; 
 John S. Maclean, V. Pres. ; Geo Thomson, Treas. ; M. H. Richey, 
 Corresponding Secretary; M. Bowman, Recording Secretary; C. T. 
 Fraser, Superintendent; Miss Jessie Forrester, Teacher; T. Blair, 
 Steward ; Mrs. T. Blair, Maltvn. 
 
 Deaf and Dumb Institution — (Gottingen Street.) This Institu- 
 tion has been in operation for twenty years. Aborjt two hundred pupils 
 have been under instruction there. It is suppoitcd partly by grants from 
 the Governments of the Maritime Provinces, and partly by voluntary con- 
 trihntionB — most of the pupils bcin*; too poor to pay for th«ir board and 
 education. The pupils range in age from five years up to twenty-five. 
 Those who have the full benefit of an education here are able to express 
 themselves witii fluency. Some of the pupils are iniight to speak. 
 Patron, His Honor the Lieut. -Governor of Nova Scotia. Chairman, 
 Hon D. McN Parker, m.d. Sec'if, Rev James C. Cochran, D.r. 
 PrincijMi/, Albert Woodbridge. Assistant Teachers, John Ix)gHn and 
 Miss Logan. Matron, Mrs Vinecove. Physicians, Hon D. McN. 
 Parker, m.d., Dr. Morcn. Dentist, Dr Alfred Cogswell. 
 
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 rtWi* iifuvrtMrt iVHpot inMo wotMt'n of mlvntu»r<l yvA\'n «lic»m» mt^nnn of 
 Uv>»Hhoo(l nm vt'ty tiniiiofl. KHtv i!f»ll«rw n yoni- jinlil l»y tlu* IhtiintP «♦»• 
 by li ftloni^ nfn'HjvK alt i1»o oom(ov»« of ii \w\\\v. Niimlwr ol inittntoii 
 tvviMuv fHw to twonty fotn-. T\w lonitthtttttt owps Im t^xlntotun to the 
 iHoMB^uhil IMM»rnl«ty "of lite lute WUIInttt Miinlork, Vm\. PrHiidenl, Mi» 
 \V. 8. Stiilinjt. iS(V»vffi»;y, Miw Forii»t» JShh-TrptiH^ MIbs A. Nonlbwk. 
 
 ]PttrtTR«rA,iifT t)nniAH«* ttoMK— IVoicitnnt . ,>l«rtM«, two yi^nw old, 
 Mni) iipwitnU, nro nihtiittm) to this ttistituiion. Itoi\)oyN rotiHlilcrNhle 
 cn«^o\Vmi»n'!i. Oomli)rtiil)le ItomM ih tlie oouiHry m-« wMitftit out nnil 
 8i»c«m»rt for boyn a\u\ ittH« rt« thtv n»o\v uj). Smtinrtf, Mm It. tMt.'kfonl. 
 
 i*WrtTi«;«TAr«T Inoiimtriai, Somooi,.— Thin Tnnflttulon In lnt«m«1(8d 
 to f9iit\\ AWi\ trnln ft)r nom<» owtUI 0(»i'«f>rttlrtn hoy« wlio mlaht oiliwi- 
 wl«o t»o li»ft to jrhMv up «« " roOifhA " nnd oHmlttnlfi. There nre twetity- 
 B«v*n h^>y« in the toHtitiitlon nt pr^dttt; l>«t there in rtcoommoflrttion 
 l\>f one hMiidrcd. It Ib wtttler the m'lttngfemnnt of k eonioihteo of 
 
 S»ntlemtMi ninl \\u\\m. TVmsin-m', W. 8. Stirlloj?, <SVtt»/firy, K. 1). 
 [cynell. ^'M»y«•l•, Dr. Slaytei*. IkntiBtf C., 13. X*uttit«r. JSuiterinttnd' 
 entt Ahner tlttrt. i -1 ,(, 
 
 Hat.ifax VtBiTfTrn lltirwNHAnv.'— MiMlicnl nM In nflbrdcil by thin 
 tttititiKioo to hnndrviln of poor prttlonbi. ThtMe who ne«l itu'h utten- 
 llon Are visltert hy l*hyj«lcl«nH nt their homes. Thowj who cnn come to 
 the I)in|»eti!iAry At the prt>por hoar nre ditly uttemted to there. Over nix 
 thoHtmnd pttv<or{piion« hnre heen Hlled therv hiRt y«iir for poor imtienti. 
 Ttm*, John Klnclmr. A'w'^, W. H. Winwoll. 
 
 HAurAx Association ron tMritoviNo tiir Conditioh ot 
 TitR Poor— The «i«n of the AMOcliitlon Is to i\id the poor by tflvlnp 
 them emptoyniont ^vh«»oev^»r It U posxilde to do so, ntm seotirlne: thut 
 only the dj'ieivina: l)Oor Mhstl bo iild«»d. Kvery en«e fa tttyesfltrnted 
 lH>fi>re «id i« ^W<^n. /Vnf., Jno Dotill. IW Pivrt,, W. H. Ne«l. 
 t\mi., W. 8. Htirllng. 
 
 Nova ScotiA Trmporary Homr for Inrrriatrb, (ntihe Grove, 
 DurtmoiUli.)— Thii* " Homo " Is intettded to chelter persons who wro 
 desirous of ovcixjominja: the habit of Itecomtng drunk. Those who can 
 ftffVmi to do 8t> M-e iv<|u{red to pay board. ]>cstitute |)crsons nre 
 admitted free. All are treated with eqiisl care Trvasnmr, Geo. H. 
 StaiY. Secretary, K. Lloyd. Stipen'ntcnfimt, H. 8. K. Noal. 
 
 Nova Sootia Ukai.tii Soc'iRTr.-*/*m<»Wf»Hf, His Honor Lieut. 
 Governor Archihald. lVw-P«f «/«/♦»«<(«, 8lr W. Youutf, Sir K. K*»nny, 
 Hon. A. G. Jones, (fcnemi vSV^, J. VV. Macdonald, m.d. AasfintHnt 
 iNVv, K. C. NewlK»ny. Trean.', James lAirquhar. Tliis Society Is 
 K>rm<»<l io piMmotc voluntary etH»ri8 l\»r prevcntitj}? the outhiTrtk «ud 
 spn^ul of infi'Ctionsdixertsos. Ir aims aho at tho ditfusion of sanitKry 
 knowlct^ife iteariu); on the physical and moral welfai-e of the |>eople. 
 
 Nova Scotia Sociktv for tub PRRVKSTtox of Crum-tv to 
 An»m vi.s — fV.v/tfrw/, M. H. Kiohey, m.p. Chalrmnn K.tfntth^f 
 Committer, A. H. Woodill, M.n. SceMmfft John Nrtyh»r, l.'i* HolHs 
 ShXKot. Annual subscription SI, lifo mcmbeni 120, children 25 cents. 
 The objecr of the Society *■< to prevent cruelty to anluials, to educate 
 public opinion on the subject, to punish the iterpctrators of wanton 
 
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 ntilmnlH. rtinduplotn on lh« rnil^-nyfl nm nutlinriiKMl tn net ha ngetill 
 of the Rocleiy, 5140 cnsi-n of •riielly were ilrnll with Imit yenr. 
 
 TjAtuf.M Air^tr.tAnr BrMi«TT.-^Pfvi»»Wr7»f, Mm P. (5. IIUI. Virf- 
 Piy>niitpnf , Mm tliitlgft Ultehie^ IVmnw^i, Mm 4. V. Kfniijr. SerMarift 
 Mrs DnnhwoiHl. 
 
 NrtYA BooTiA lIiwTonirAr, WnnutT— /^M»■r/l•»^ Jn^e HlfcMe. 
 Mi^-I^vfuiftoni, tiev. Df. ttill. Hny))Hhnf .SV'iwoM/. J. T. Hiilmer. 
 {\)rrn*mi\Hinij Sn'irtnnf, J. T. Htcwml. '/Wnntitn, •Ins. B, MitcHoiiHhI. 
 The oiijtet oi ihii* HoviViy ii4 the cnlliTiiuii hikI itiihliintioo of nintiu- 
 ncriplw, pnmphlcit*, liookR, Ac, thni itie o( himorii'id iiiurent, relating tu 
 Nova Hiutiu ui* the iK'i){lil)oniiii(i; I'loviiices. 
 
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 KABOKXO. 
 
 attAND LODOB OF THB MOST ANCIENT AND HONOBi 
 
 AULm FnATKRNITir OF FRBIil AND AOU0PTJBO 
 
 MABONB OF NOVA BOOTIA. 
 
 (inml MfiKtfr, {'oU)W\ J. Wl»nburn Lnnric, tiAlirnx ; ftpjm^ (L 
 ^foxtp1\ ,\m\y^n Hmlson. Htfllrtrtnn ; Smm- fi. Wardni, A. O. Mtt^run, 
 Syilncy; J»ni'or (t. WanJptt, K K. I'npppr, Hvnr lllver; (tmnrt Trea- 
 «»ff¥r. Andrew^ K. M«»^k)nlrtV, llnllfnjt; (ltrnni Sprfpfnrtf, Hpn|»«mln 
 rnrl^n, n.c.t.., tlitUrnx ; </mnr/ fjpiiutvr, K. W. Ilowill IfMlirHx ; 
 (imnd rhuftUiinn, Hev. I). ('. Mooiv, Stt'llMridn ; Tlftt. H. I). (leRtoifl, 
 U.A., AnnHjKjHs; Hev. C Bowinttn, i>.»., I'nriHhnro'; Uev. Illrhmd 
 Avory, M.A., Avlenfonl; llcv. W. Downey, JUniTlnjxton ; J<ev. II. P. 
 AInion, 1) c.L. Windsor; Uev W. WnlnwrlKlit, Hnlilnx ; l(ev Ueorge 
 Townshend, m.a., Ainhorst ; Kcv (Jeo. B. l)o<lwell, m.a., llnHfiix; 
 Smioi' fiitit^tt Ihtiroftt T. H. HMrHs. AylfNloitl 5 Jminr Untml /fptiwn, 
 I>. O. McKav, Littio Olnce Buy ; (). Sn/tt. of Wmkn,Sf\\tw9 J)Onifi»t«f, 
 HnUfnx ; /.* /). nf Oti'mnnift^ W. I*:. Wittitntt, Pflrmliw; G. .Sumrti 
 tknrpt\ U. L. Uurdwh'k, Annapolin; Gmnti Oiyanisf, 8. 1'orfpr, Unhfax ; 
 Gmml t^urmivaittt Uriah 1^. lj«pl»«ni. 9iih lleyt., llHlifnx ; Graud 
 SfnmttfH, C. J. Oochran, Kentvlllc; J. W Kiirpntrh k, Tow B»y ; W, 
 V. Murray, II«Hfax ; James Krrr, m n.. I/i>ntl«)nilorrv ; Ocorue K. 
 DeWItt, MfJ., Chciler; P. B. MvKerrow, Halifax; /y^r, Johh M. 
 Taylor, Hnlifkx. . 
 
 iDtsTRtdT onptJTir orand mabtahb. 
 
 T. a CosHuinnit Halifax. 
 
 llcv. Willinm Downey nitrrlnpfon. 
 
 AufrnstuH Itohinion, m.u »...AnnMpolis. 
 
 I^win Johrstone, m.d HMliarton. 
 
 C. Crowe lload Hydney, C. B. 
 
 Wh.l ■■!■ I — — — ^^ 
 
 fttTBOtlDINATlD LODGBS. 
 
 8t Anprrw's, No 1, Halifax (KHtiildishcd 1768). Mcsotiion the flmt 
 Tuenday of nacli month. Worshipful Master, Joseph H. Jost ; 
 Secretary, A. 0. Cunningham. 
 
 " Ilkf^VVII S if^k% Ai«iiti for NovN SeMli. 
 
AhyIIii, ttttlUwi* niiA Nraillin* To4»ln« for naIc^ low 
 
 Ml^OAAMUMlMiiitteMi^klMli^ 
 
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 HK|.(?||RU*B r ARM Kit's 
 
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 Rt iTMfinX Nn«, HMlinix ( niit»MIMi(Mt Udi)). Mmtn on the Hnl 
 Mmttliiv •»(' t>Ni<h mnnHt. WonUilttfVil MrtBtor, J)iiiir<tti HnliMrtioti { 
 Rprvotiiirv, »l» Hrti-v(>v KHth. ... 
 
 Vi«n>M. N.» .1. Ilt^lirrtu (KuWW'mHwl UM). M«m»M rt« (tm fto»»flh 
 Montiiiv or 9nv\\ iiumth. Woniltipnil Mmiter, Arthur Mi Curren i 
 WeotvtrtVv, (>>«»tt<l W. rii)tt>i>r. 
 
 t)iittv« No 4. Iiunnnhnru ( RnlirthUphtfil U99), Meotn on the flrnt 
 TM«»M*y ntrnch month. Worthlplnl Mrtsiw, l». M. ilivm ; Hevt-otrtry, 
 Fi. tl. Mohmt Ml 
 
 At,nt»>}<. Nt) 5, Nrw nhtnij:'*^** (KjttnhlNhn! 1H.1P|. ^tMll on the 
 flmt iVminv of I'rtrh nuMUh. Woi(«hl|»l\il Mn«tei', 11. T. Rnth<<rl»nn1 { 
 
 Hov\!, Brnswx. No«. HnUm?t (Hxtnt^lhhffl IB4I). MiH'tn «mi thp 
 (\f*t Thuwdrtv of cnch looiiih. Woishlpftil Miintcr, 1>. L. .luhim; 
 Hwn'mrv, A. M. M»noll»n1. ,V !'i 
 
 St. A!«i>ww\v*n, No 7, Sv.loov, tV tt (l^,st«ttli>*hr«1 1R44). Moctn on 
 th<* tMhl Tom^vy of iMU'h nionlh*. WorshlpHil MHHti't-, A. (I. Mi'L<»«« j 
 vSonvtnry, O. Miiiht»non. 
 
 AiwriA, No B, Amhorsk (RstuhHshoil lH4f»). MoiMn on tho flr»t 
 Mooittiv ol>rtoh mf>«th. WokuhlplXil M«!»t»*r, W. J. Molfnt;! f^wiftrtiy, 
 U. Whithiim Chipnmn. 
 
 ZKTi.A»«t>, Ni». «♦ tilvpr|»ool <t«:«tnhU<thei) 1M7). Meets on the 
 h>««tl» THio-stUv of oiu'h month. Worshlplul Muster, W. T. H. Krusor ; 
 vSt4Wt>o-y» y.. U Mnlhull. 
 
 Wn«Hn, No \<\, \U\\fi\n. (VMnhMwA IP4H). Mppti on the flrst 
 N\*'HnM!iy of w\«*h month. Wor«hipl\tl Mnst^r, W. A. McKenHiet 
 
 Nh>v CAt.cimNiA, No 1 1, Ph«tou (KstAhllihed 164(1). Mcctit on the 
 (t<>c<Mti) TiK'ciUv of mob monih, ntiH) (\)uiih Tnctidiiy IVont Aptit to 
 8«)>t«mh«r. \V. Mnstcrt Thomes Tannor ; Sec^t Ohnrlet ID. l)av(of. 
 
 HiNXnr No 12, Yurmonth (Fijttnhllnhpd IM9). M«H»f«i on the flnl 
 Motit^Kv of cnoh month. Worshlpftil Muster, 1\ B. Croshy ; Hevretnry, 
 \V. V.lJmwn. 'V ' 
 
 AcAniA, No M, PH|tYV«!«h (RutAhUihcH \9^9) Meetn on the Hri|< 
 Wolnojotrty of Ortoh month. WorshtplXil Mnntcr, DonnlJ MnoAulay ; 
 8ocremry,'J. V,. Wurnor. 
 
 Arxntx, No U« lUlifkx (RstAhlifhed IBftt). Meets on the second 
 Miwdiiv M e«ch month. Wor»hlpt\il Mnstcv, J. K. Ii«nt; Secretary, 
 X\f\^\ A. Ualihttvton. 
 
 Athouh, No 1ft, HttUfiix (RstnWiHhe«n3ft9). Merts on the fonrth 
 Wotlnos^livvof ej»ch month. Worshipful Master, Thos. Mitchell ; Soc'y, 
 J. MiU«n ftohtnsitn. 
 
 Kkith, No. 16, tliUshni-tfh, (TSstabllshcil ISRH, Moots on the first 
 Monday of eaoh montlt. Worshipfol Master, J. II. Bo 
 C)«orp9' NvdioH, 
 
 Rkitii, No 17, HaUfi»K ( Establishott 185S). Meets on the second 
 
 Mison ; Sooretary, 
 
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 'l*liui-i«ltt,v of drtdJ IHohtli. WMfHliJiinil Mn»}fr, W, tiaviti ; ftwfttnry, 
 •f. A. Rtiiilli. 
 
 t Ni«m, No IR. tliilirtix (tIftfntiliHiiH inn/^). M«ffM on tho third 
 Motidiiy of ciuti iitiMiib. Worrilii|ii'iti i>iiiRt(>r, Olirts Ic. Ilrniketi; Bec'jr, 
 •fniiH*!! .1 tick Mill. 
 
 lUirAi, Ai.nicHt, No 1?). Rvdrn'y, T. 11. (K^tnliUHliHl 1^57). M«<^«fi 
 OH the tlilitl Mofiilnv ol>ntli liioiufi. WorMhl|)fUI MHMer, N. Mftrtrli ) 
 
 R«M|-»*tlllV. (t<«0 f. M. l^'OflKH. 
 
 f<r OKotMiK'fl, N(t i!0. Woirvlllo (KstiiMivhril t9Af»), Moffx on 
 thp Mm'UIiU Krhlrtv of ••juh molitti. VVoMlilpriil M«»tfr, J. W. Culdwell ; 
 HtM'MMrtty, .(. ll.'H«'ntl»7. 
 
 Ki";!!!!, No 21. Hli'llnrtoM (K«in1ilIslM'«1 IRWi). Mn-tfi on flie i«e<«nd 
 WiMlnosdny (»f omli nionlli. Woinliliifiil Mnnter, A. U. drny ; ^n^'y, 
 J. W. KniHiT. 
 
 ('oNroHii, No. 24, HiuThifrloM. lV1««f« on the WTotnt Mondn/ o( 
 PiiHi month. WoiMhtjifnl Mimtvr, t). V. Covlllj Ncci-eturv, T. W. 
 
 WicdtfonT, No 2fi, W»'«titort. (I'^tiiMishHl ipr.l). M(>(>tfl on (he 
 flist TtH'Milny of PHrh ilionth. Worshipftil Mnxt^r, M. II. I'ftleM; Weft'jr, 
 K. (\ Mowfrn. 
 
 Wi5f,nrr»iM», No 20, Win«l«or (KiMt«MI»h<'«| IPOI). Mn-ts on the 
 «(»ro««l W«'«lm«w1rtV «»f frtJ'h month. Worshipful iWnntf r, J, R. (*ow«n; 
 Hwf^ttiry, ThomiiN If. Timlin. 
 
 W<;otiA. No W. C'nnninjr, K\nttn f'onnty (l'!«>tnl.H>ificft 1«61). 
 Moptu on thn first Wpdn»'H»lny of pm-h incmth. Worshif/fnl Mnntet, 
 Ow»rB« H. Viin^hnn ; Hocretnry, l>. M. ni«'kf0. 
 
 t'wiNi'K or WAi.ftN, No 2!>. Milton, Quwns (-onnty (fyf^tnhllsfiod 
 1P0I). Mppts thp sproncl Tupudfty of pncli nio»ith. Wofshlpfnf Miiflfcr, 
 UwirffO A. rionvehintl ; Hncrptmy, WUIlnm Ford, jr. 
 
 Af.nnMT, No .'M>, HhcllHirnp ( K»((iMislic«1 1P«2). Mr»'t,« on tfiP srronfl 
 Wotlnpptlay of Pftch month. WorBhlpful Muster, J. Bower ; Kt-cfetury, 
 A.V. Mof'iPrtn. 
 
 HooTiA, No .11, Yurmonth (KstnMlsfiod lRr..l|. Mwts on tfie 
 second XiH'sdnv of pm-li month. WorHhlpfnl Mnstor, Arthur J. Caftn ; 
 fiecretwry, V. A. Hiilloy. 
 
 Ki, DoHAiio. No .18, Wine Tliuhonr (Knt^h]h)wA lRfi.1). Meets 
 on tho first and third 'fhursdrtysof ench montli. WorHhIpffil Mnstcr, .1. 
 Hrtllnntyne; Beoretflry, J. ff.'Lntils. 
 
 Ankapoi.ih llovAt,, No .1.1, Anniipolls. (KHtnfdIsfied l«r„l), 
 Meets (»n the first Wednesday of eaeh month. Worshipful Master, 
 S. Hall I 8eerotary, Aup:ustus Fullenon. 
 
 Qukrn'h, No .14 Hherhrooko (K«tal.lishod 1R04). Meets every 
 Tiiopday. Worsh'pfiil Muster, J. (J. Archihuld ; Beeretury, J. I). 
 MeDiniald. 
 
 St Mark'h. No.l.'i, nnddcck, (MJ. (KstahllHhed IRfi.'i.) Meets 
 on the first nnd third Thnrndays of erwh month. Wonhipful Master, 
 L. G. Campbell; Hceretary, ],. Sparling. 
 
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 TiiiBTLB, No 36, Cow Bay. C B. (Establiahod 186A). Meets 
 on the tint Saturdny of eacli month. Worshipful Master, William 
 Clarke ; Secretary, Samuel A. Spencer. 
 
 CoBBQUiD, No 37, Truro (Established 1866). Meets on the 
 second Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, C. A. Kent; 
 Secretary, J. L. Sutherland. 
 
 LoDOK OP St Mark^ No 38, Halifax. (Established 1866.) Meets 
 on the second Friday of each month. Worshipful Master, M. T. Foster; 
 Secretary, W. A. McLeod. 
 
 Acacia, No 39, Bridgewater. (Established 1866.) Mceth the 
 second Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Master, Jas. A. Curll ; 
 Secretary, B. A. Logan. 
 
 RoTHSAT, No41, Bridgetown (Established 1866). Meets the first 
 Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, B. Starra't; Secretary, 
 A. 1). Cameron. 
 
 Edbkka, No 42, Sheet Harbour. (Established 1867.) Meets on 
 the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Worshipful Master, 
 Angus Crnickshanks ; Secretary, James Hall. 
 
 Trvbo.Nq 43, Truro. (Established 1867.) Meets on the first 
 Tuesday of each Month. Worshipful Master, Geo. P. Nelsoo ; Sec'y, 
 E. B. daird. ' 
 
 PoTMTZ. No 44, Hantsport. (Established 1867). Meets on the first 
 Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, W, A. Porter ; Sec'y, 
 D. E. North. 
 
 Ttbiak Youth, No 4.5, Little Glace Bay (Established 1867.) 
 Meets every Tuesday. Worehipfal Master, W. McLay; Secretary, 
 D. McAulay. 
 
 Solomon, No 46, Port Hawkesbury, C. B. (Established 1868.) 
 Meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Worshipful 
 Master, P. Grant; Secretary, J. A. Campbell. 
 
 Philadelphia, No 47, Barrington (Established 1868^. Meets 
 second Friday of each month. Worshipful Master, W. B. Hopkins ; 
 Secretary, Re". W. Downey. 
 
 Widow's Son, No 48, River Philip, Cumberland County jEstab- 
 lished 1868). Meets on the first and third Mondays of each month. 
 Worshipful Master, R. J. Mutcalf ; Secretary, R. P.'Donkin. 
 
 Wbstern Star, No 50, Wcstville (Established 1868). Meets 
 on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Worshipful Master, 
 James Roy, Jr.; Secretary, A. W. McLcod. 
 
 Eastern Star, No 51, Dartmouth (Established 1868). Meets 
 on the second Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Master, J. Halliday ; 
 Secretary, A. McKay. 
 
 Harmony, No. 52, Aylesford, (Established 1869). Meets the first 
 Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, A. C. VanBuskirk; Sec'y, 
 A. Burns. 
 
 Hiram, No«53, Goldenyille, (Established 1869). Meets on the 
 
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 first and third Wednesdays, Worshiptul Master, A. Williams ; Sec'jr, 
 Hugh Cameron^ 
 
 Kino Solom^/t, No 54, Digby, (Establiidtcd 1870). Meets on 
 the first Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Muster, M. L. Oliver ; 
 Secratary, J. F. Saunders. 
 
 MoRiBN, No. 5.5, Cow Bay, C. B., (Established 1870). Meets 
 on the first Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, J. W. Fitz- 
 patriek ; Secretary, Lewis Johnstone. 
 
 Harmony, No. .56, North East Harbour, (Established 1870). 
 Meets on the fii^t Mondny of each month. Worshipful Muster, S. 
 H. Greenwood ; Secretary, E. P. Greenwood. 
 
 Tkmple, No 57, Port Mulgrave, (^Established 1869). Meets on 
 the first and third Mondays of each month. Worshipful Master, W. H. 
 Wylde; Secretary, M. McLean. 
 
 Kbntville, No. 58, Kontville, (Establidied 1870). Meets on the 
 second Mondny of each month. Worshipful Master, R. S. Marsters, 
 Secretary, H. A. Pratt. 
 
 Manitoba, No. .59, New Glas^row, (EttsMished 187o). Meets on the 
 first and third Wednesdays of each month. WorJiipful Master, A. 
 Knight : Secretary, John K. Fraser. 
 
 Clarkb, No. 61, Chester, ( EstabliHhed 1871 ). Meets on the second 
 Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, A. Uiltz; Secretary, 
 C. Lordly. 
 
 Taylor, No. 62, Lockeport, (Established 1872). Meets fourth 
 Tuesday of every month. Worshipful Master, L. McDonald ; Secretary, 
 J. £. Richardson. 
 
 Corinthian, No f^3. Great Village, (Established 1872). Meets on 
 second Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, G. Leavitt ; Sect'y. 
 J.A.Hill. 
 
 Richmond No. 64, Arichnt. C. B. (Established 1872). Meets on 
 first and third Fridays in each month. Worshipful Master, J. R. 
 Thomson; Secretary,* P. Grucb'y. 
 
 SiRCOH, No 66, Wycocomngh, C. B. (Established 1872.) Meets on 
 the first Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, L. G. Hart; 
 Secretary, J. McPhail. 
 
 MiNAS, No. 67, Parrsborongh, CEstablished 1872.^ Meets on the 
 third Mondny of each mouth. Worshipful Master, W. J. Flinn , 
 Secretary, W. H. Townsheud. 
 
 CuRREN, No G8, Hopewell. (Established 1873.) Meets on the 
 first and third Mondays of each month. Worbhipful Master, A. Ormiston; 
 Secretary, J. M. Dunbar. 
 
 Charity, No. 69, Mahono Bav. (Established 1874.) Meets on the 
 third Tuesday ot each month. Worshipful^ Master, C. Gray ; Sect'y, 
 J. Ham. 
 
 Laurie, No. 70, Spring Hill. (Established 1875.) Meets on the 
 second Wednesday of each month. W. Master, A. J. Munroe ; Scc'y, 
 Henry Swift. 
 
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 QrantilLk, No. 7l, Now CHlcdonin. (KstMlitiHiicd 1875.) Moots 
 on the Hccoiid TuesUay oloAch montli. Womliiprul Muster, W.Willott; 
 Socretiirv, li. M. Irvino. i 
 
 Kabtkkn LioiiT. No. 73, Guvnhorough. (Ksl«blii*he<1 l87ft.) Meeta 
 every Thursday. Worshipful XiAstvr, A. Walsh; Secretary, C. 3 
 
 Ionic, No. 73, Lnwroncetown. (Estah)ii(hed 187ft.) Moots on the 
 first Montlny of each month. W. Master, Wm. Rtmch, Secretary j J. ; 
 W. Tomlinson. j 
 
 North Star, No. 74, Acu«1ia Mines, Londondcrrv. (Kstablished 
 1875.) M<^cts on the Arnt Thursdiiy of ciicli month. Worshipful 
 Master, J. Bryant; Secretary, Thomas Stephens. 
 
 WiMnimif, No. 75, Oxford, Cumlwrland. (Rslahlishod 1877). 
 Worshipful Master, I. .f. Ilinjrioy ; SoriTtary, J. II. Treen. Meets on 
 the second ond fourth Fridays of each month. 
 
 ORANO ROYAL AROH OHAPTBR OT NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 M. K. Oirand lllsh Priest, W. Taylor, Halifax ; 11. E. Grand Kinjj, ' 
 O. T. Smithers, Halifax ; R. E. Grand Sori»)e, Aug. Robinson. M. D., 
 Annapolis; R. £. Grand Treasurer, William A. Hcsson, Halifax; 
 R. fi. Grand Secretary, James Gossip, Halifax ; R. E. Grand Chaplains, ' 
 Rev H. P. Almon, i>c.l., Windsor; Rev R. Avery, m.a , Aylesford; 
 Rev D. C. Mooi-e, Stcllarton ; R. E. Grand Cnptnin ot the Host, J. R. 
 Cowen, Windsor; R. E. G. Prin. Sojouriior, 1). Small; R. E. O. Roy ' 
 ArchCapt.. J Dempster, Halifax ; V. E. G. Tapt. 3rd V , T. W. Hom; 
 V. E. G. Captain 2nd V., 1). Rol>crtson, Halifax ; V, E. G. Ca])fttin ' 
 1st v., K. J. I)olphin, Halifax ; V. E. Grand Marshal, H. N. Wrijjht. 
 Halifax; V. E. Grand Steward, L. F. Darling; V. E. Grand Stitndard i 
 W?arcr, J. E. Rix, Halifax ; V. E. Grand Or^ranist, T. A. Cossmann, i 
 Halifax; V. E. Grand Pursuivant, James Martin, Halifax; V. E. 
 Grand Tyler, J. M. Taylor, Halifax. 
 
 Subordinate Chapters. 
 
 RoTAL UxToy, No. I, Halifax-— G. T. Smithers, High Priest; 
 W. A. Garrison, Scct'y. 
 
 St. ANi>RKw'a Chapter. No. 2, Halifax — H. N. Wright, High 
 Priest ; C. E. Davidson, Scc'y. 
 
 Hiram Chaptkr, No. 3, Windsor— J. R. Cowcn, High Priest; 
 Thos. H. Timlin, Secretary. 
 
 KsiTH Chapter, No. 4, Truro — L. B. Archibald, High Priest; 
 W. Faulkner, Secretary. 
 
 EuRBKA Chaptkr, No. 6, Annapolis — S. D. Tobias, High Priest; 
 R. L. Hardwick, Secretary. 
 
 RossiONOL Chapter, No. 6, Liverpool — J. N. S. Marshall, High 
 Priest ; J. L. Hemroeon, Secretary. 
 
 Union Chaptbr, No. 7, Yarmouth — J. W. Bingay, High Priest; 
 T. B. Flint, Secretary. 
 
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 Rt. Joa^'A CuAPTJBB, No. a. riclou— T. Y, Cooke,,Hi4^h Prlett; 
 A. H. MiHCtrf; SMretnry. *..-.*^ i I'*au. .w,. -- .. 
 
 Shannon Ciiaptkr, No. 9, St JolinV, Nowfbnndland— C. S. 
 Pinsent, HIkH Priosi; U. A. MacCoubrdy, Hucretn^y. 
 
 Princk or Walks, No. 10, Bjrdncr. C. B.—- Colonel C. Cf«w* 
 Read, Uigh Pricit; J. H. Befttty^Secromry. 
 
 ORnKR or High Prirsthooo — William Taylor, Prciidtnt; J.. 
 Gos^i^», Uecordor. 
 
 Kkitit'Uoyal CHA.rrBR ov 8ovbrrioic PRiifCBfl<i/'/?o0e Croix qf 
 FT. H. I). M., under th" Siiprrme Connril 33° of the. Anrient nnti Accepted 
 Itite for Fin/hind and Wittrif, rtnd th* ^prvdenfien of the Britinh Crown, 
 nieotH nt Frccmnfionff' llnll. J. Ndrman Ritehie, 18^, M. W. 8. ; Ueorge 
 T. Smithent, 18°, Registrar. 
 
 liOdfTO of lYribction, 14<'; M. P. M. James Gossip, 18<>; Goo. T. 
 
 Siniilicrs, 18°, Kccordcr. _ 
 
 KNIQHTS TBMPLA.B. ' ' 
 The Oreat Priory of CenAda. 
 
 H. R. H. Tho^rince of Wales, k.g., &c., &c, Vm 3/os( Emintnt 
 and Snprfme Urawl AtuHt^; ,, < 
 
 Very lli^li and Rminrnt Sir Kt. Colonel W. J. B. MarTieod Meore, 
 Ijnprairio, Qucliec, Grand Cross of the Tomple, Great Prior. * 
 
 Very Eminent Sir Kt. Benjamin Curren,i>.o.L., Halifax, Provincial 
 Prior for Nora iScntia* 
 
 The Nova Scotia Prcceptory and Priory of t)ie United Reliidpas 
 and Military Orders of the Temple, ana of St. )(fhu of Jerusalem, 
 Palestine, Rhodes and Malta, working under tho authority of the Oreat 
 Priory of Canada, meets at Freemasons' Hall, Halifax, oa the Arst 
 Friday in each month. 
 
 PRROBifroRY.— Sir Knight C. F. Vose, Bminent Preceptor; Sir 
 Knieht J. Trary, Treasurer; Sir Knight J. Dempster, Registrar. 
 
 Priort.— Sir Knigbt C. F. Vose, Eminent Prior; Sir Knight J. 
 Tracy, Treasurer ; Sir Knight J. Dempster, dbancellor,.. ..v ^ . , . .ft 
 
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 OBAHail. 
 
 FROVINOIAli GRAND X«OYAZi ^BAVGIB LOSaS 07 
 
 HOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Grand Officbrj* fob 1877 — Grand 3fnster, W. W. McLennan, 
 Truro, N. 8. ; Deputy Grand Masters, Doupald McLaughlan, Shuhtfna- 
 cadie, Peter McDonald, Puf^wnsh ; Grand Chapl(n'n, Rev Jas Meadows, 
 Tx)wer Stewiacke; Grand Trmsurer^ Jamed Miller, ShulxsnHradic ; 
 Grand Secretary, W. A. Garvison, Hal i fax; Gmnd Director Cprtnto- 
 nies, Aloxandci McKay, Truro ; Deputy Grand vhnplains, Revs Kdwin 
 Clay, M D., Hftlifnx, Hugh McMilluii, Richmond, J. C. Bicakoncy, 
 W. P. Anderson, W. P. Annan, James Scott, Margaret's Rav; Grand 
 Lecturn; D. A. Patten, Westvillc, Deputy Grand /Secretary, Capt. yeo 
 Garrison, Peggy's Cove. 
 
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 208 
 
 BKLCIIKR's FAKUKirs 
 
 [1880 
 
 ummaxmmsv o&dsa or oss tzimwb. 
 
 OFriOBRS R. W. Grawd Lodok a* tiik Tx>wb« PnoriKCBB or 
 Bbitish Nokth Auiuiic*, I. O. (). F. — Harris VanKlarcoin, An- 
 nnpolis, M. W. O. M.; John Ukiuirds, Fr^tkricton, R. W. I). 0. M.; 
 H. A. Vradeiiburr, Portland, N. IJ., R. W. O. W ; J. C. P. Frnxoc, 
 Halifax. R. W. O. Sec'v ; H. A Taylor. Halifi.x, R. W. Q. Treaa. ; 
 B. A. Bent, W 0. C. ; Predk. C. Hen, W. G. M. ; John Prinu'le, W. O. 
 G.; ThomHaGlendinninc:, W. G. H. ; Win. M. Wc«ther«p«)on, W. 
 G. Chap.; Trank Graham and Henry A. Taylor, Halifax, R. W. 
 Grand liepreMntatives to Sovercipn Grand LoAgt I. O. O. F. 
 
 Subordinate liOdRea. 
 
 Eabtrrn Star, No. 2, Pi«'tou. Mcc;a on Wednesday. 
 
 FuLM£i{, No. A, Albion Mines. Meets on Friday. 
 
 Norton, No. 6, Neyv Glasgow. Meets on Monday. 
 
 St. Lawrunom, No. 8, ChHrlottoiown, P. K. I. Meets on Monday. 
 
 Pioneer, No. 9, St. John, N. B. Motns on Friday. 
 
 Oriknt, No. 10, Halifax. Moots on Monday. 
 
 Scotia, No. 11, Wesivilie. Meets on Thursday. 
 
 Beacon, No. I2, St. John, N. B. Meets on Tuesday. 
 
 Victoria, No. 13, Fredericton, N. B. Meets on, Wednoidaj. 
 
 EuRKKA, No. 15, Hpriiiu: Hill. Meets on Tuesday. 
 
 Western Star, No. 16, Annapolis. Mcft« on Wednesday. 
 
 Moore, No. 17, Vale Colliery. Meets on Tuesday. 
 
 MvsTic, No. 18, Halifax. Meets on Thursday. 
 
 PBBRLKes, No. 19, Portland, St. John, N.B. Meets on Wednesday. 
 
 Evangeline, No. 20, Kcnivillc. Meets on Wednesday. 
 
 GutbiNO Star, No. 21, Granville. Meets on Thursday. 
 
 Princr Edward, No. 82, Suinmerside. Meets on Thiirsdar. 
 
 MrsTio Tib, No. 23, Oxford, Cumberland. Meets on Monday. 
 
 MiZPAR, No. 24, Acaditt Mines, Col. Meets on Monday. 
 
 Crystal Wave, No. 25, Puj^wash. Meets on Tuesday 
 
 Prince Alurrt, No. 26, Moneion, N. B. Meets on Wednesday. 
 
 WiLDET, No. 27, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Meets on Friday. 
 
 Calkdonia, No. 28, Hopewell. Meets on Wednesday. 
 
 SiLOAM, No. 29, St. John, N. B. Meets on Monday. 
 
 Union, No. SO, Spcingville. Meets on Wednesday. 
 
 Orpheds, No. 31, Wolfville. Meets on Thursday. 
 
 CoLviLLB, No. 32, Souri«, P. E. I. Meets on Monday. 
 
 Valley, No. 33, Sussex, N. B. Meets on Tuesday. 
 
 Rel1i>ino Hand, No. 34, River Johh. Meets oh Monday;iVOr ' 
 
 Ivr, No. 35, Amherst. Meets on Monday. 
 
 LoRNB, No. 36, Economy. 
 
 St. Andrew's, No. 37, St. John, N. B. Meets on Wednesday. 
 
 Pbsaquid, No. 38, Windsor, Meets on Monday. 
 
 Bnoampmenti. 
 Stuart, No. 10, Pictou. 
 MiLiCBTE, No. 11, St. John, N. B. 
 
 Halifax, No. 12, Halifax. ;,. '^-^ ;^^^ ;,^, 
 
 Port La Joib, No. 13, Charlottetown, P. E. I. ^ '' '"" * ''" ' 
 
 Udd Fellows' Hall, Halifax, is to be found at 183 Hollis Street, next 
 door north of the Union Bank. 
 
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N. H. FULLRK * CO., A«f)Bti. 
 
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 201) 
 
 MemlicrHhip '2177; Rfivenue, S 1)1,406.38. Next Annual Cjmmuni- 
 rntion uill Ihj hold in SiiinmcrHitIr, 1*. K. I., mtoikI WeilnctiilRy in 
 Aii(ru)tt, 1880. Dintrii't l>u|tutir!t — .JMnioi It. Mncdonalii, llnlitux; Jim 
 YoNion, r.(}.M., Picioii; .Innics Mitfhcll, P.O.M., SteJInrlon ; fieij 
 Hrumuer, Hiinrloriftowu, V. K. I. ; Culvh hcliurnwn, Sununenid^ 
 P. K. I. ; John Hirliardu, Fredcrieton, N. B. ; W. A. Moore, 8t. John, 
 N. n ; D. 1). I)iividM)ii, Kentvillc; R. A. Bent, CumljcrlaDd ; J. W. 
 Barry, Muncion ; O. 0. Higgins, ColchcMicr. 
 
 0XUDS9 07 7ATA0XTS 07 SUSSAKS&T. 
 
 BusineH Officers of Dominion Grange. 
 
 E. H. Hiilhom, Master, UxWridge, Ont. ; J. P. Boll, Treas., Downa- 
 vicw, Ont. ; W. Pemborton Page, Scc'y, Fonthill, Ont. ; Executive Com- 
 mittee, A. GiflPonl, Menford, Ont., 8. Parsons, Bultimore, Ont., J. 
 Robinson. Middlemarch, Ont., A. J. Hughefl, Sbaroo, Ont., J. B. 
 Aylesworth, Newburgli, Ont. 
 
 i/» i ' t e t nm^ h wu Hw prHm nt mmmwn -m ¥Himmmt 
 
 L 0. 0. 7. MASTOSaSTSE tn!rXTT 7BZnirDLT 800XBTT. 
 
 Nova Bootia Diatriot (eatabliataed at HaUfax, April 3rd. IseS). 
 
 Provincial Grand Master, O. W. Rockett, 9 Howell Conrt, Deacon 
 Street, Chelsea, Muss ; Provincial Deputy Grand Ata$ter, Thnmas H. 
 Francis, 79 (ftHnville St., Haliiani; ComufHuidinff Searetary, Aaron 
 Sinfleld, 7 Gottingcn St, UaliFax; TreaMwr, \i. E. Sauqden. 24 
 Argyle St., Hnlilux ; Auditor*, James Mogee and C. O. Rigby, M.D.; 
 Legal Adviser, John Ervin, Barrister. 
 
 Liat of Lodges. 
 
 Prince or Walks, meets Wedneailay evening, at Odd Fellows' 
 Hall. Argyle Street, Halifax. 
 
 Earl or Duffkrim, meets every Monday at Orange Hull, Need- 
 ham Street, Halifax. 
 
 Irviso, meets every alternate Monday at 176 Tromont Street, 
 Boston, Mass. 
 
 EssBx, meets every Saturday at SV29 Essex St., Lawrence, Mass. 
 
 Mkarts ov Oak, meets every Wednesday at 529 Essex Street, 
 Lawrence, Mass. 
 
 ExoKLSioR, meets every Monday, at 36 Central St., Lowell, Mass. 
 
 RocKBTT, meets second and tourili Wednesday in each month at 
 Washin^i^ton Blo'-k, Maverick Square, East Boston. 
 
 Princksm Louisk, meets every Monday at Truro, N. S. 
 
 Flower or thk Day, meets every Thursday at St. George's, 
 Bermuda. 
 
 Amount of District Slok and Funcrnl Fund, January, 1879, 
 86,725.80, increase on previous year, SI, 01 3. Expended in sick and 
 funeral benetit in 1878, $444.80. Vaino of Sick and Funeral Fund per 
 member, $26.28. lialnnce value of Diiitriei, Management Fund, $200. [ 
 Number of members in District, 347. 
 
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 Seputiea. 
 
 For Proflnpo. Ooo Creed, 8<iuth Rawdon ; For Colchenter, J. C. 
 ninck, Truro: F<»r Kinu*. D. B. Nuwoorab, Sheffield'! MilU; For 
 Pietou, John FfMcr. Gtengarrjr. • 
 
 ,..: . JMvition OraBsea in Nota BeotU. .i .; 
 
 CoLOHKSTKR DIVISION, No. 39, J. C. Black, Maittr; Jaa. N. 
 Crow, Secretary, Truro. 
 
 Hants Divisioif, No. 46, Benj Bloii, Master, South Rawdon ; 
 
 9. A* SDiilh, Socretory, Stanley. 
 
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 Kings Division, No. 47, Leander Rand, Master; D. B. Newcorob, 
 Sectetary, Comwallis. ^ 
 
 Annapolis Division, No. 49, Charles Jacques, Master, Malvern 
 Square ; W. E. Starrat, Secretary, Puradivo. 
 
 PioTOU Division, No. BO, D. A. F. Holmes, Master; Samuel 
 Setcholl, Secretary, Saluprin^. 
 
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 Subordinates. 
 
 Name. 
 
 Chebuoto 
 
 Cube^iUd 
 
 Rothmy 
 
 Union 
 
 V»IIev 
 
 fixcefaior 
 
 Upper Newport . . 
 
 HeiMrt 
 
 Maple Hill 
 
 Dufleria 
 
 Avon 
 
 Pioneer 
 
 Ajf ricola 
 
 EvangtiUne 
 
 Harmoiiv 
 
 Farmers^ Uotreat. 
 
 Central 
 
 Beaconsfleld 
 
 Autufiin 
 
 Somerset 
 
 Mayflower 
 
 Niotaux 
 
 Mel vent Square. . 
 North Kingston.. 
 
 Paradise 
 
 Tremont.... 
 
 Round Hill 
 
 Clarence 
 
 Minaa 
 
 Lonte 
 
 Preacott 
 
 Acadia.."^, t,.'.... 
 
 Avoudaie 
 
 Green Valley .... 
 
 New Albany 
 
 Torbroolt 
 
 Rsyere 
 
 Glengarry 
 
 Union Centre .... 
 
 Riverside 
 
 Rose H.1II 
 
 Louise 
 
 Rural 
 
 No. 
 850 
 407 
 ASS 
 603 
 
 tfoe 
 
 018 
 010 
 «41 
 043 
 000 
 082 
 688 
 085 
 087 
 088 
 01)3 
 004 
 
 007 
 099 
 700 
 703 
 704 
 706 
 706 
 707 
 708 
 700 
 712 
 717 
 718 
 723 
 733 
 737 
 730 
 740 
 748 
 760 
 761 
 752 
 753 
 755 
 760 
 
 Matter. 
 Wm. Johnston, 
 T. P. Putnam, 
 Walter ChrisU*. 
 S. K. Ulaclc. 
 Qr ^. CamulMll, 
 R. H. Creed, 
 Francis Parlctr, 
 Nelson Casey, 
 John Sim, 
 Alfred Smith, 
 John M^xner, 
 W. W. Meek, 
 O. J. Moiher, 
 A. M. Patterson, 
 Leander R:ind, 
 Amoa Graut, 
 Enodh Oriffln, 
 Isaac B. Jackson, 
 Alex. Deosmore, 
 A. T. balcer, 
 D. McLein, 
 F. M. Chipmaa, 
 Chas. Jacques, 
 James Pierce, 
 Bpb. Baokman, 
 R. R. Baker. 
 J. A. Bancroft, 
 C. B. Cornwell, 
 D.W. Armstrong, 
 Wm. Deyarmond, 
 C. R. H. Starr, 
 E.J. EHIiOtt, 
 J. Weston Harvle, 
 R. H. Nichols, 
 H, L. Oakes, 
 Abner P. Neily, 
 DonaldArchibaM, 
 Donald UorJun, 
 A. F. MoDi^-ild, 
 W. J. M.%xwell, 
 William Maxwell, 
 John MoFliie, 
 Jno R. McKenzie, i 
 
 Secretary. 
 
 A. U. Culton, 
 E. Fulton, 
 H. H. Baton, 
 Chas. Longhead, 
 Robt. Putnam, 
 Geo. Creed, 
 Lewis Dimock, 
 
 B. T. Dimnok, 
 W. H. Blois. 
 J. I. Dimock, 
 Edwd. Smith, 
 D. H, Coffin, 
 Rui>ert Clark, 
 J. a. Bowser, 
 
 D. B. Ncwcomb, 
 John Cochran, 
 
 B'. Stan. Marsters, 
 John Moore, 
 W. O'Brien^ Jr. 
 Matthew Fisher, 
 S. Moore. 
 Albert Gates, 
 H. VnnBnskirk, 
 W. R. L. Foster, 
 W. E. SUrrat, 
 Samuel Baker, 
 
 E. E. McDormand, 
 Solomon Chute, 
 J. H. SIchling, 
 Alox Ellis, 
 
 H. N. Newcomb, 
 L. W. Elliott, 
 Jos. P. Alliiion, 
 Jas. Patterson, Jr., 
 N. P. Wliitiuau, 
 Solomon Drew, 
 Geo. W. Cole, 
 J aim Fraser, 
 Alex. Ross, 
 Abram Clark, 
 Siiml. Setohell, 
 Robt. A. Mcintosh, 
 Alexr H. Gratten, 
 
 Addrtu. 
 Truro. 
 
 Central Onslow. 
 Truro. 
 
 OMBams. ffjf 
 Middle Stewlacke. 
 South Rawdon. 
 Upper Newport. 
 Newport. 
 Gore. 
 
 Scotch Village. 
 Windsor. 
 Medford. 
 
 Upper Kennetoook. 
 Grand Pre. 
 Sheffield's Mills. 
 Gore. 
 
 Centre ville. 
 Kentvillo. 
 Noel. 
 Somerset. 
 Shubeniteadie. 
 Middletan. 
 Melvern Square. 
 North Kingston. 
 Paradise. 
 Tremont. 
 Round Hill. 
 Bridgetown. 
 Summerville. 
 Cross Roads, U.S'ke 
 Port Williams Stafn 
 fiiiwrenc^town. 
 Newport. 
 Aylesford. 
 New Albany. 
 Nictaux FaUs. 
 L. River, Musq'boit. 
 Glengarry. 
 Union Centre. 
 DufhiMii. 
 
 Stltsprings, PlctOD. 
 SprinpviHe. 
 Millville, Pictou Co. 
 
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 (town. 
 
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 TaifPsxuLxroa szasotoht. 
 
 Sojii or Tr.MPKRANCB.— Tfio first Dlvlnfon wnt orpnntxeit nt Y«r- 
 moil til, Nuv. 17, I847. The Gnind Diviition wha oruiitiU(><l April 23, 
 l848. There nro now one hiindret) nnti ncvent^ -three Siihontinnio 
 Divisioni (173) with about ten thouiand m»nih«rti, — iwontv-iive Dniiils 
 of Hope with S200 mtinlwvfl ; ami eipht Sections of cWcta with 250 
 meml>en; (Jrand Worthy Pririnnh, William Murray, Halifax; Grand 
 Scn'he, J. Parsons, n. a., Halifax; (Ofllce 197 Hullis St.) A(jtnt and 
 Lecturer 0/ Grand Division, Thomas lIutehingM. 
 
 Usf rxBD Tempbrah CB OiinRR (formerly British Templars). — Grand 
 Ixxli^ of Nova Scotia ortiranized in 18fi'). HnH now about 86 LoAfn 
 contnininfr nbout 8200 members; President, Joshua N. Freeman, High 
 Sheritr, Lirerpool ; Secretary, Oeor^ro P. Nelson, Trora 
 
 The next Annual Session is to be held in Truro, in the flrst week of 
 July, 1880. • ".— . 
 
 I. O. OP QooD Tbmplaiib or tnis WoRLD.-~The flrst Lndieeor(;an- 
 ized at Economy, Colchester County, July 4, 1864. Grand Lodse of 
 Nova Scotia fonned February 5th, 1867 ; then* are now 100 Subordinate 
 Lodges with 5000 members ; 20 Juvenile Temples with 9.50 members; 
 G. W. C. T., Kev W. G. Lane, Mid Musquodobolt, Halifax Co ; G. 
 \y. S., Howard Stewart, Truro. 
 
 The next Annual Maeting will be held at Halifax beginning tb« ilrst 
 Tuesday in July, 1880. 
 
 L O. OF Good Tbmplabb, Lotal. — Grand Lodnre of Nova Scotia 
 reorganized Nov. 21, 1876, about 80 Subordinate Lodf^os. and about 
 three thousand five hundred momliers ; 0. W. C /'., Dr J. S. Colder, 
 Brid<;ewater ; G. W. S., I. J. HlnKley, Oxford, Cumberland. 
 
 The next Annual Session will belicld at Truro, Tuesday July 6, 1880. 
 
 The Blub Riboon tTtlTifr 'Wilhtn the post two years have been 
 organized in nearly every County of the Province. The enrolled mem- 
 bership increased with, ftjittfqrjkable ratiidity, especially in the Counties 
 of Yarmouth, Di^jby, Annapolis, Colchester, Cumberland, Pictou, Cape 
 Breton aqd Halifax. The i^rgregate luemhership in the Autumn of ^878 
 was estimated at 20,000. After that date some of the CIul» ceased in 
 active work; some died; others were chnnfred into Societies of other 
 names ; and the raen^bership now in the Province is not nearly so lar^jre 
 fls last year. At this date (Autumn of 1879) the enrolled membership 
 of the various Temperance organizations in Nova Scotin is (approxi- 
 mately) as follows : — 
 
 Sons of Temperance anil Cadets, &c. ... . .' 12,000 
 
 United Temperance Order, (British Templars) 2,200 
 
 I, O. G. Templar,], (of the World) 5,000 
 
 ' I. O. S. Templars, flioyftl ) ...:.......'. 3,600 
 
 Roman Catholic T. A. Societies 3, .500 
 
 Protestant Church Temperance Societies 2,000 
 
 Reform, or Blue Ribbon Clubs 12 000 
 
 Woipea's Temperance Unions 3,000 
 
 Total 44,700 
 
 BHO%VN A %VEttU, Corner Ouke and HoIIAh »trc«la, Halifax. 
 
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 Unitbd Status Coksumi — Unlifax, Hon Mortitner M. Jnckson, 
 Clerk to Consulate, Jus W. CtiltJwull ; Pictou, Oscar Malinross; WiruUor, 
 I). K. IIobHrt. Vice- Consult— lUWt'iikX, J. F. I'lieUii ; Pictoti, John H. 
 Noonan; Windsor, P. S. BiirnliAin. Consular Aqeuts — AnnapoliM,J. M. 
 Owen ; Arichat, J. G. McKcun ; Barrin^ton, G. ituScrtson ; Uridguwatcr, 
 W. 11. Owen : Cape Canso, Thos C. Cook; Cow Buy, C. Archibald'; 
 Di;<bv, Win B. Stewart; Gluce Bay, D. McKecn; Gnyshorough. E. H. 
 Franchvillc ; Ling;in«nd Sydney, C. B., F. E. Leaver; Liverpool, J. N. 
 S. Marsliall ; North Sydney, VVm Purvis ; Shelburne, N. W. White ; 
 Yarmouth, James M. Merrill; Cornwallirt, Khenezer Uand; Kempt, 
 Ucnry U. Grant; Purrnlwro', Benj 1). King; Walton, A. McN. Parker 
 * Consulate op Stain. — A. M. Dezea, k.c.i.c, Consul, Halifax ; 
 S. 11, LonKanI, Secreturi/, Halifax. W. Purvcs, Vice-Consul, Sydney. 
 Consular Agents, J. M. Owen, Annapolis ; C. H. liigby, Little Glace 
 Hay ; Uoliie S. Sterns, Liver^tool ; Daniel Owen, Lunenburg; Howard 
 Primrose, Pictou; John W Moody, Yarmonth. 
 
 NBTnuRLANDS CoNSUi.. — Dr. Wickwirc. Vice-Consul, James G. 
 Foster. 
 
 Vice-Consul OF Fbakcb. — J. B. Morrow, Halifax; Hon John 
 Bourinot. 
 
 PoRTUOucfiR CoN«OL. — Tho« Abbott. > . *> 
 
 Brazilian Vick Consul — Michael Tobin. ^' 
 
 .NORyi'AY AND SWKDKN ViOK-CONSUL. — £. D. TuckCT. 
 
 Austrian CoN.suL — W. Cunard. 
 Danish Consul. — Stephen Tobin. 
 fifiLaiAN Consul. — Christian Uonne. '■>'"' ^ 
 Ghrman Consul. — C. A. Creighton. 
 Italian Consul. — W. H. Hart. 
 USUOCJAY Vl€C-C0N80L.— H W. C. Bo«k. 
 
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 Halifax — S. Cunard & Co. Pictou— Primrose Bros. Yarmouth 
 — J. W. Moody. Sydney, C. B. — ' Archibald. Liverpool, John 
 Campbell, sub-agent. Arichat, C.B. — George E. Jean. Plaister Cove, 
 C. B. — James G. McKeen. Port Hood, C. B. — G. C. L;iwrence. 
 Antigonish — Win J. Beck. Annapolis — Jacob M. Owen. Wolfville — 
 Josepk R. Hay. Guysborough— Uutus A. Tremain. 
 
 V2&ZTAS X£TTSE1TATZ02IAL RSaZSTSft 07 SSZTTZlTa. 
 
 SniTcyarn to the Bureau Veritas fntemotioruil Repititer of Shipping, 
 British I^orth America. — Walter G. Kay, 3 TiOrne Terrace, Halilax ; 
 T. H. Sime, St. John; William Symons, Quebec; Alexander Simc, 
 Yarmouth. 
 
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 Omunander m Ckir/, Uh Excellency tiie Bt Jfon the Governor-General 
 
 MILITART DIST. No. 9, FBOVINCX OF NOVA BOOTIA. 
 
 8tnrt-kerper <f Pnifmaster, Major George Guy. 
 
 A$$t. Impr. of Artillery for the Mnviiime Pravtnce$, Lt-Col. Price Lewes. 
 
 Diatriot SUff, 
 For (he Province of Nova Scotia and Island of Cape Breton. 
 
 Depftty AJJt. Gen. Commanding the Z>i<ti-}ct, CoL .John Wimbuin Laurie. 
 Brigade Major, Lt-Col. T. MilHom. 
 
 CSavalry. 
 
 Kbittvillr TnooF of 
 Cavaluy. 
 
 Cipt, J. W. Rynn 
 fjievt, K. S. Masters 
 Comet, J. a. B. Witter 
 
 Artillery. 
 
 FIELD BATTERY. 
 
 Halifax, {HaUfcuc.) 
 
 Ci'pt, Jas K. Graham, m 
 lit Lteuts, Henry Flowers 
 
 W. Iinlah 
 2nd Lieut \V. Han is 
 Surg. T. R. Almoii, m. d 
 
 GARRISON ARTILLERY 
 
 iBT " Halifax " Brioaoe 
 (Halifax.) 
 
 Lieut Col, Geo Mitchell 
 Major, 'rh(»8 Mowbray 
 Caj4$, Alex G. IlesHlein, 
 
 George A. Sanfurd, 
 
 John C. Olahd, 
 
 K. H. Ox ley, 
 
 J. E. Cuiren, 
 
 John McCrow 
 \st Lieutt. A W Hrjckley 
 
 W. A. Garrison, 
 
 G. 01 and, 
 
 Edmund S. Twininir, 
 
 Hon J. K. D. Tolle- 
 raache 
 2nd Lieut, K. Twining, 
 
 Geo W«sh Ronne. 
 Ptiyin'r, C. A. Creighion 
 
 Adf. Lancelot J. Bland, c.-No « BAxmnT, (Eastern 
 Quar Matt, G. Ainlaraoa /*«««««, Hali/ax Harbor.) 
 
 Surg, Arthur Moren 
 Atsi Surg, J. t'erguson 
 Uluck, M.D 
 
 2in> "Halikax" Bhioade 
 Halifax. 
 
 Lieut Col, D. McPhersor 
 M'ljor, John A. Boak 
 Pdfftn, Edward J. Lordly 
 Adj, A. BInlvenH, e. 
 Quar MnU, B. A . Taylor 
 Surg, \ II Wcodill, M.D 
 Aut Surg, J Somers, M.D 
 
 JSo 1 Battcry, (Herring 
 Cove.) 
 
 Coot. p. JohnMn : 
 2nd Lieut, T. Johnson 
 
 No 2BATTBRT, (Halifax.) 
 
 Capt, E. Stairs 
 
 ]«/ Lieut, H. I*. Clay 
 
 2nd Lieut, S. R. Sircom 
 
 No 3 Battery, (Rich- 
 mond.) 
 
 l$t Lieut, E. J. Gorliam 
 'ind Lieut, T. Davison 
 
 No 4 Battrry, (DarU 
 
 mouth.) 
 
 Itt Lt, F. W. Johnstone 
 2nd Lt, H. M. Creigliton 
 
 No 6 Battery, (PuretWs 
 Cove.) 
 
 Capt. VVm A. Pureell, m 
 \»t Lieut, W. L. Brtwn 
 2ndJJeut. G. A. Thomson 
 
 C(tpt, W. M. Lockarr 
 Is^ Lieut, J. Himmelman 
 
 LUWEybVRO BATTfcRY. 
 
 C'lpt, J. H. Blown 
 2nd /Jeut^ B. Moraah 
 
 Mauokx Bat Battkxt. 
 
 Capt, E«lward James 
 Itt Lieut. 8. Boui^o^'ne 
 2ndLteut, Chas Andrews 
 
 DioDY Battert. 
 Cajtt,J. Da!v 
 1st Lieut, K.' C. Dodge 
 2nd Lieut, Vj, Bld«n 
 
 Piotou Battbky Qarhi- 
 sonAutillxby. 
 
 Capt. AoMuh A. Gordon 
 1a< Lieut, J. It. Davies 
 2nd Lttut, D. T. Uislop 
 
 LivERrooL Batt't, G. a. 
 Capt, J. A Grant 
 Litut, J. Spurr. 
 
 Yarmouth Batt'y, O. A. 
 Capt, J. W. H. Rowley 
 Litut, T. R. Jolly 
 
 iBlaatry. 
 
 '6Srp "The Halifax Vo- 
 
 LUNTBKR BATT'N OF 
 BiFLBfl," (Halifax.) 
 
 IJ Col, J. D. Mcintosh 
 Major, VVm McKrrron, 
 
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 WAiinkN.— Kdwil W. iMiniM'k. 
 
 (•oi)N«ii.i,.>i.s.— ll'rrr,^ 1. A. V. Hliimd, Or Allrtii Haley: H"/'/ 9. CI 
 Wilru^t. .ImIiu W. W«>ltlt; W'linlli, WllllMiii ( Itlilj, HIiiilMiid Oiinock. 
 f ini'.NitiAnv MAtiiBinAiK.— \V. M. ( luisiie. 
 'iNiWN CitiuiK.— •luliii Mdiitiln^^ 
 
 Oottirtilttees. 
 
 TrNiticns.— C'tMiiiclllctfa tTiiley, V^eld» nnd riiirt'v. 
 
 Htiiooi.H.- Cimiitillni^ ('(iiiv, Wclilt iumI Wllc'ix. 
 
 l.ukNHKs.— rmnirilloin «'tiiiv, WuMi mid IIhIi'v. ''h'' i 
 
 Riiii;i;iN Am» HkxVk.iih. -( 'oiinnlllnM iMmotk, Wili'ox iind ttiilpy. 
 
 (Ii'IMKikhv.— (■oiiiMillor* <'iirry, Hliniid lUid llnlcv. 
 
 IN)i,H!i',.- IkMlmMlloifl Wilooji, iMtnoik nml (Jufrv. 
 
 i.AWH ANit iMilvn.KriKM. — (,'miticlllnv« Wi'hlt, Ilrtli-y nnd Plinnd. 
 
 llAiHs ANH '{'axk.."!.— (jniinollloin W«'l)lt, Hliniid null Pimock. 
 
 I'liil'; l>Kl'Al'rMl<-,Ni' — CuiiiH'ltloiP IIiiIpv, Wiltox and IMiiiock. 
 
 OviuiRKK.nn or JNton. — (^iiniu'llion WlltM.s, Hliinid lUid (Jnrry. 
 
 KiNANfK —OountilluiH Slmnd, Wilcox nnd himock. 
 
 OORPORATIOXT-TOWIT OF P20TOT7. 
 
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 Mayoh— .lohn I). RlrljPod, *i.v 
 
 Cin'NciLi.nus-irfN'f/ I, ('. nwypr, W. J. Lorrnini Wtmt 2, l»«nipl T. 
 llynlop. U. (Janiplxdit H'liffl!), .Ihiiih^ ('nipcm. K. W. Kraser, (hrii^'^iBl). 
 
 'PoWN ('l.I»nK, 'riUrAHIII(l;n ANI> ri.llIlK Ol" I.M'I'.NHK.— (». II. l<iitiuU. 
 
 Hrii'i'.Niu Aiiv MA(iiRrii\ri:.--l>(niii'l lld.klti. 
 
 I'oi.ivjK CoNBTAUi.KH.— tlompN ArlMU'lt'^, .ffijin W. C'nnipbell. 
 
 oonronATzoiT-TO'TrN of Tuvno. 
 
 Mayok.— Unud T.niimr worth. 
 
 Coi'Nrii.i.oiiH.— U'firt/ 1, Uii'liHt'd OiiiK, <;iinrle« 11. Hlnir; \Vnr4 3, 
 (lyruB KmIoii, L. J. Wnlkcr! Want H, Juh W. .folinson, John l". McDonilU. 
 KKO>«t>Kn.— F. A. linnicnco. 
 Town Clkhk and TiiKAMiii«Kn.~Siln« n. Topper. 
 
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 i'r.iT«M««.— ll'fifW 1, W. H. AlVy, Wlllirtin 
 
 Fiim \VAm»«.— irrrrf/ 1,.Tohn 
 \V. H. Trp»nnim», LuciiiA Diokmrn 
 
 IlKAt.TH \VAMI>KNH ANI» InhI'... ...,0 ,,..,,. ,. , 
 
 SmherUnd; U'fMy/2, .Ins A. Ilnmllton, Dr. W. 8. Muir; ir*i»-»/il, K«lMuin«l 
 Sullivan, .1mn(»» McLonm. 
 
 Town Ahmkhhor. -.tnin(>M A. Itnmlltnii. 
 
 Waim> AHShB«oi««.— U'nnt I, ,1. L. 8iitherUn«t ; TTfTjff I, Ohiw A. Kent: 
 irntv/ .1. M. OrHhrtin MniTHy. 
 
 FiHK <^>^8TAH^K^— (>. 0. Cinnminp;^, Uwor^r* 1*. Nelnor, WUIiAnt II. 
 np(>k,.)A« II. I'fowup, \V. l''rtulk>>ei. jr, (ieoruit iJiini:, Diiiimn MrlKinald, 
 Drtiiu'l (lunn, (tuorfre Clul^tie. Jun N. l'iifi;«, llwtur Urucc, Uoss Archibald. 
 
 SuFi" op Sti;ket8. — (ii'oijfe Yulll. 
 
 Gommittdea. 
 
 ri'nt.ir Ar<tM'NT« Awn Finani'K. — Connrllloro Knton, Mcl>t»niiM, llUIr, 
 Tho Mn>or. 
 
 rKNOKHs— CoMnrillorn .Tohiipon, Walkpr nml Cm\fj;> 
 
 SrmH)i.R.— (.\>miollloi*« Wnlkor. McDonnM. <>«!«( • '»« Mayor. 
 
 l.U'KNHKs.—CounoniorR Craitf, Walkor nml Mol>onnlil. 
 
 KoAOH. StiU'.kts ani» IMmi.u; I'roim-.uty.— Couiu illoiH lilair, Kntou, 
 Johnson, Th« Mavor. 
 
 PoMrK.— The ^faynr, Ro^nlrr^ OunHllom .fohnwon, Hlair. 
 
 Watkh Wokks.— CounoillorH luitott, MolVmuhl, OniK, Tlu> Mayor. 
 
 \\>OH CoMMiTTKK.— ('ouiu'illofs Ciain-, Kalon and .lonnoon. 
 
 SitHVKYOUH OK I.UMnHH, TlMUKH, CoRl»W001» AM> SlIINUI.K?!. — (korge 
 
 Uoontn, Wm K. l.« iran, (loo A I-n> ton, Mnr^<llnli A«vhll»«M. 
 Wkiuiikuh or Hay and Sti,axv.--\V. II. Alloy, Hiram Hyde. 
 
 FXHB DBPAStTXCaiTT. 
 
 Chnirman, AHonnan Wm Murray; i^frrf^iry. AMormnn F. O'Connor. 
 FiuK Waui>8.— No. 1, .lamos FInlny, HiohanI Al»hc»t», W. J. l'Va««'r. 
 
 2, AM. Murray, S>mim Cmnuilufr", .lohn Kouo. 
 
 3, Al.t. Murphy, .lamM Hniphy, Thom.'tR 8fH>llman. 
 
 4, Ahl. (>'('onnor. T. I). %S|>iko, M. Ki».«nipy,,lM» Hiokoy. 
 5, , .lohn F.ad, .lohn l)i'(iiouohev. 
 
 6, ,1. v.. M. Taylor, Chas llounoman, .1. .1. Mohonald. 
 
 F.r-OJ^n'o, RIchnrti ShephonI, Capt Union Kngino Company, Jmuios 
 Morloyi ("^apt Axe Com|>any. 
 
 Oym. of Finance nnd Autfk — ,T. Murphy, C. .T. TTou^cnmn, J. F,. M. Taylor. 
 
 Commitfve of Manti/^tncnt of AVrrs.— Aid Murray, James Finlay, J. 
 Murphy, .las Hiokey, J. I. McDonald. 
 
 Commiftec in t^nrtfe of /•>«/♦««,«, Iteeh, «fr. — No 1 Stoam Kncino, John 
 llouo, T. Spcllman; No'a Sfeam Kn^rlno, J iVlJiouchy, John Rati; Noil 
 Stoam Knmno, W. Frasor, K. Ahlmt; No A Hand F.nfrinV, J. J. McDonald; 
 No U Hand Kntflno, Jas Hickey, S. Cunnnlnfj's; No 1 Hobo KcoI, .\ld. J. 
 Murphv; No 2 llosc Kool, T. I). .SpiUo; No 4 Ifosc Ked, C. J. Ilotmcman; 
 No 5 Ho»© Keol, S. Cnmminps, Jas Hrophy; No 7 li^se Koel, Aid. W. 
 Murray. 
 
 Omimtteein Chnrrjeof Phitjf^, TnnK'9, «frt -Ward 1, Jamen Finlay; 2, 
 S. Cummings; 3, T.'Spollman; 4, T. I>. Spike; 5, J. DeUruuchy ; 0, C. J. 
 Houseman. 
 
 Volunteer Bngine Company. 
 
 Copt^ R. Shepherd. Stc'y, David Neville, fin iSfo'y, James Salterio. 
 Trerti, Wm Fitzpatrick. Marshal, James llaney. 
 
 Union Axe Oompany. 
 Cfffrf, Jas IVforley. Ist Lifut, 1*atrick (iritHn. Sec'y, Thomas Hurley. 
 Treas, Joseph Wanl. Marshal, Thomas Ktlwanls. 
 
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 Mittfitr, Nlpplipn Tnbin, Ksq. 
 
 Aldermen nnd Justtcei of the Pe«oe tbt the CJity. 
 
 Ward No t, (lent-fra KrHMer, TItninim (liar. ilAinfln il MarNintofih. 
 
 i, Will nliirrtiy, Ttioiintn irtHiHiiifin, m.ik, AIrx (1. ileii««1i>iti. 
 8, •lereiniali Miir|>liy, (i«o. A. 8Hiiilfonl, TliniiiM I*. r<iiiiiolty. 
 4, (iporK' I" t^'liijiitiniii TlioiiiHN W^lnli, m.ik, K. O'Ooinior. 
 h, l.nwrfiH'o llonloU, Willlniii Wno«lill. .tniiieM K. (inihutii. 
 0, Willimn Niftlipt, Muvi*l MilMinrnoii, l)niifj;laR M. Htoiy. 
 
 Reamlef, .1. Nitt-iimii Kltrlil«>. «|.f. 
 
 Treiituvet\ Kdwiinl G. W. (ilrcttnwuud. 
 
 AftHh)i\ .loliii A. Hell. 
 
 CV/» Of A', 'riioiiiiin Uliiiitl. 
 
 AMiittimt Vl(rk% Williuni .1. (!rnlRon, Vrnnk Klitnd. 
 
 (.'♦>»/ Innfifvtoi' of AmeMment, .tdliii L. Ilnrry. 
 
 Cihj Mvjitivnl Oj/ieer, Arthur Morvii, m.i>. 
 
 Clerk of IJremf, WilliHiii .f. Morrb. 
 
 fionnl of Ifmltli^ ^tnyor nnd Aldermen. Clerk, Tlinmiin Tlhind. 
 
 Weffihern of A'Amr/W. U. ('ogflwcll, (•SM/«»»if'/w>»'), .lohn Arthur, Janlefi 
 Mcnghor, Kolit Wooillll Uih'd irAny,.lohii V, Shatter, Mohtrt K. Kvaim. 
 
 t)feti$Hrevs of 8ntf ntul (train— John Adnnis, l8tiperri$or). AiiiliroM 
 KcBtluK, WllUftin Ulyth, OhArles Carpy, James Mitchell, William Hood, 
 Jainefl li* UaruMeud. 
 
 Meantrers ^f t'o'i/— David Barry, [Sttfiennnor), Frederick Clark, Patrick 
 Fahie, Williiiiu 8iiii . William Hkerry, William (Jraig, William liilby, 
 Owen Dnnahoe, Tlionian I^lon. John Meagher. 
 
 SurreiffM' of Lumhfr—Jamvn Holland. 
 
 JmpecUnVof Piiititeif' MVmA;— Maurice Downie, George Cutlip. 
 
 (hwemor City Priton^ Matthew Campbell; Afotrnn, Mm Cnmpbell; Me$- 
 »f,n(fer, John Mulldcwney; Aist Motrim. Mrs Mary Htrido; UtMer-keeptr$, 
 John Mnhar, Michael (ilianun, John Sullivan, David Htrid«« 
 
 nW^/jfTii (i/* //«'»/, John Forrest, Thomas Keating. • ^' 
 
 A'cf/^er fj/* ^'cfWf>/f»'tf, James llutton. 
 
 Ai^e^iero/* C^^ /iftuff/tn//, Mrs Annie Otazebrook. 
 
 Oommittees of Oity Oouneil. 
 
 Puhlia /IccoMfi/a— Ahlermon Connolly { Chaii'man), Mackintosh, Murrtty, 
 Grnhain. O'Connor and Story. 
 
 CVmfi<6ry— Aldermen Cltiy ( Chmrmon)^ Murray, Banfofd, Chipmrni, 
 Qi'phtim and Nisbet. 
 
 Ctly P*'t*w— Aldermen Iloulett ( C/mm/irtn), Clay, Trenaman, Murphy, 
 Chipmsti and Story. 
 
 Laii't ntul PrivHet/en Aide* men Murray {Chairman), Maokinloab, Con- 
 nollv. O'Connor, Woodill and Niisbnt. 
 
 Pmee — Aldermen Trennn»an {Chairman), Clay, Santbrd, O'Connor, 
 Hotilett and MclMicrfon 
 
 Sanitary — Aldermen Trenaman ( Chairman), Mackintosh, Sanrord, Walsh, 
 Gralinm nnd Story. 
 
 '7'pm/et'«i— Aldermen Frnser (Chairman), Trenaman, Sanford, Walsh, 
 Houlett and Mrl'lierson. 
 
 Ilaeh ami 'J'ruckg -AMer:i!en Cliipman ( Chairman), Fraser, Murray, 
 Connolly, llouk'ttand Ninbpt. 
 
 Rate t and Taxes — Aldormeii Woodill ( ('/"(irmon). Mackintosh, IJesslein, 
 Connolly, Chinmau and MclMierson. 
 
 /ye'6»vrV|y— Aidermpu O'Connor ( Chairman), Clay, Hesslcin, Murphy, 
 Woodill and McFlicrson. 
 
 
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Haying Tools of ovcry <loscrl|>iloii at lowosi prices. 
 
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 /,i'ce»t«M— Aldermen Story ( Chuimum), Clay, HeHdlein, Sauford, O'Connor 
 and Gr/iham. 
 
 Oil Lr(/H/;5— Aldermen Walsh {Chairman), Fra»er, Ileftslvio, Wcodill 
 and Story. 
 
 AsBOBBOra. 
 
 Ward No 1, Thonias Mowbray and John D. Mackintosh. 
 
 2, B. W. Cliipman,*Jamo8 Heardon and Donald G. Keith 
 
 3, Geo P. Mitchell, Michael Kearney and James Fortune. 
 
 4, Uoht O'Miillin, K. P Bliss and Miner T. Foster. 
 
 t b,il»t<listfict)-~.ioUn^'{clx\n\a.J.n. Morrow and .las McCaffer}'. 
 
 (2iul dist net)— Wm. Knche, H. J. Harris, Jhs. Mouaghau. 
 6, F. W. Horley, R. T. Koome and Andrew Doyle. 
 
 Board of CommisBionerB of Fublio Works. 
 
 John P. Muir; Clerk of Worm, J. B. Johnston. 
 
 Board of CommiBsioners for Point Pleasant Park. 
 
 Sir Wni Young, Chief Justice; lion. Judge Hitcliie, Wui J. Stairs. John 
 Doull, His Worship the Ma3'or, Aldermen Mackintosh, Hesslein, Murphy, 
 Walsh, Houlett, McPherson. 
 
 Gomnfiasioners of Halifax Common and Public Gardens. 
 
 Aldermen Fraspr, Trenaman, Murpliy, Walsh, Graham and Nisbet 
 C Chairman); Messrs. A. H. Crowe, Hon L. G. Power, M. J Power ( Vice- 
 Cluiittncm) and William Taylor. 
 
 Deputy Marshal, Jas Mc- 
 
 Polioe Court. 
 
 Stipendiary Magistrate, Henry Pryor, D.c.ii. 
 
 Marshal, or High Constable, Garret Cottef. 
 Donald. Asst. Deputy, David Power. 
 
 Police Sergeants, I^ewis Hutt (Detective), Joseph Francis, Nich Meagher, 
 Nicholas Power, John O'Sullivan, Bartholomew Dillon, Charles Nickerson. 
 
 Policemen, David Redmond, Lewis Hefler, G. Saxton, Wm Adams, John 
 Baker, John Keefe, R. 8, Robinson. Thos Kline, Thomas Condon, Reuben 
 Shaw, John Whalen, Matthew Sullivan, John Murphy, John Meagher, 
 Wm Miles, William Brewitt, Joseph McNalley, Maurice Connolly, Caleb 
 Nickerson, Ohas lAng, John Gilfoy, F. u. O'Callaghan, Geo Kuhn, James 
 Nickerson, Henry Ingles, John J. Nickerson, Edward Brennau, Gabriel 
 Kdmonds, Michael Keating, Henry K. O'Donneil, William Keating, George 
 Wilson, Allen McDonald, VVillinm Collins, Charles Rol>8on. 
 
 The City Civil Court, presided over by the Stipendiary Magistrate, 
 (having Jurisdiction of sums up to $80), is held in the City Court House, 
 Market Square,. on the second and fovi'th Wednesday of every month. 
 
 The City Criminal Court meets on tbejirst. and third Wednesday of each 
 month, and is also presided over by the Stipendiary Magistrate^ having 
 jurisdiction in all statutable offences, except treason, homicide, burglary 
 and arson. Clerk of the above Courts, the City Clerk or Assistant 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. 
 
 Citizen's Free Jjibrary. 
 
 (The gift of Hon Sir Wm Young, Kt., Chief Justice of Nova Scotia.) 
 ArgvlQ Hall, Argyle Street. Open from 12 to G p.m., Saturday from 6.30 
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 STAFF OF TBS ARWI XIT 2T0VA SOOTZA. 
 
 Commander H. M. Forces, His Excellency Gcaeral Sir Patrick 
 L. McDougall, K.c.M.o. 
 
 Asst Military Secretary, Liout-Col.FitzRoy-Wm. Freemantlo, Col'i- 
 stream Ouanltf. 
 
 Aides-de-Camp, Lt Janies C. B«rlc«r, R. Eng ; Cnpt Hon Wnri 1 itz- 
 willinni Ellioft, 93rd F. ; Li F. J. Miles, 18 Hussars, (temporary). 
 
 Brujade Major, Capt John Boughny, 62nt| F. 
 
 Auk Adj and Quar Mas Gen'l, V. C. Bt LtCoI Aylmer 8. Cameron, 
 25th F. 
 
 Toum Major, Major R. Nnslc, h p, late Royal Canadian Rifles. 
 
 (jarrison Instructor, Ciipt E. C. Milucr, 18 Ft. 
 
 Ojficcr Commandimi lioyal Artilleru, Col A. VV, Drayson. 
 
 Commanding Roi/at Engineer, Col ,J. W. Lovell, c.li. 
 
 District Coinmismri) Gmerat, Asst Conim Gen J. W. Murray. 
 
 Commissary General, (Ordnance) Asst Coinni Gen A. S. Beswick. 
 
 Prin Medical Officer, Dep'y Snrgcon Genl G. A. F. Slielton, m.b. 
 
 Chaplainit, Rev A. J. Towncnd, d.a., Rev 11. Brindle, R.c, and Rev 
 R. Morrison, m.a. 
 
 CoMMissAuiAT AND TnANSPORT Drpartmknt. — Deputy Com- 
 inifsary. E. T. Christie; Asst Commissary, F. R. Gosset. 
 
 Ordnance Stori Departmknt. — Deputy Co»imt«sary. R. Nicholls; 
 
 Army Pay Department. — Staff Paymaster, Major F. W. Lukin; 
 Paymaster, M. C. Gahnn. 
 
 MiiTuiCAL Department. — Surrfeon Majors, R. Wolseley, m.d., 8. 
 Maunsell, W. S. Oliver, m.I)., G. 3. Sanders; Surtjeon, G. D. Bourke; 
 Lieut o/Ord, G. Towers, A. II. Corps 
 
 Royal Artillery — (Isr, 2nd nnd 4th Batteries, 10th Brigade) 
 Col, A. W. Drayson; fJ.-Uof., Cockburn ; Majors, M. Twcedle, G. A. 
 Crawford, G. B. Macdonnell ; Capt, J. Wall ; fAeuts, E. II. Walker, J. 8. 
 Howie, J. 0. Hodgson, F. G. Nicolls, L. Bell, II. L. Murray Dunlop. 
 
 Royal Engineers — (26th Company). Col J. W. Lovell, c.b. ; 
 MajorSy E. B. Mainguy, R Athorpe; Lieuts, E. R. Hus.soy, A. £. 
 Wrottcslcy, H. E. Tvler. ('4th Company). Lieuts, C.C Carter and 
 C. V. Winglield SiraVord ; Surveyor, R. Randall. 
 
 97th (Earl of Ulster's)— Co/, J. M. Perceval, G.B.; Lieut-Col, C. H. 
 Browne; Majors, D. J. D. Saftbrd, John Lannoy Tweedie; Capt^,J. 
 A. Murray, W. F. Brown, J. H. Jameson, C. E. Partridge, J G. 
 Smith, J. C. Cautlcy, P. L. Metvill, R. R. Lousada ; Lieuts, E. B. L. 
 Sevan, C. R. Crosse, I. of M., H. Cummings, Adjt, N. H. Le^kie, W. 
 V. Hopegood, H. D. Armstrong, C. N. Bnlley, H. ^j. Fanshawo, R. H. 
 Eccles, E. H. Baines, F. F. Hilton, A. P. Cronyn, C. E. C. B. Harrison ; 
 2nd Lieuts, G. W. Maunsell, E. L. A. Ileygate, E. A. H. Alderson ; 
 Q. M., U. F. Lapham ; Paym, M. R. Healey. Scarlet — facings sky blue. 
 
 101 St (Royal Bengal Fusiliers).— to/, Corbet Cotton; Lt-Col, H. 
 G. Deiafosso, o.n.; Majors, .VIontiu'u Hall, W. S. Jervis ; Cavls, Geo 
 H. Holley, W. H. Abbott, W. G. Norcoti. T. A. Mills. D. G. Johnston ; 
 Lieut, Henry Hare, Adjt, Geo Allen, J. G. Cooke, E. P. Rrowne, G. H. 
 Lane, R. FitzG. Creigliton, E. S. Evans, P. S. Druitt, F. H. Penny, W. 
 J. J. Kirkpatrick, C. A. K. Hall, II. E. Bel (Hid, G. B. Walker, G. C. 
 N. Bryan, M. A. F. Taylor; 2nd Lieuts, G. N. Monro, S. T. Banning, 
 P. II. Saulez, J. C. Cooke; Paym, C. F II Bcardmorc; Tnstr of Mus- 
 ketry, li. FitzG. Creighton ; Q. M., Tlios Boyton, Scarlet — facings blue. 
 
 
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 Ctfvh, Tlin4 !<. VfHlo« Oliiit^lcii Hdililtiu^, Lpiiiion \. ilHik. 
 H. M. BhlpR on the North AnisriOAn anU W« it IndiA Btntlon. 
 
 T'Af 1\mnnfe tint! Hortv /Ntwrf (/mtm ntr Ihi' miifht in Tont ami thf IttiHiuUrtt 
 
 fhviw t*otret' of'lhf h'nrjinrti, 
 
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 t.it'tit$, Aiiwttn Svhoiul»«rH:. .fohn A. Ili 
 
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 n. WhvtB. 
 
 ni»xi';H, 4. th»Mf W. Oim/HNif/r f/fm iVwif^ ^84 l«»n-. ft87 II. I*. 
 (\}mmatitlrr, Arllmr II. AUitf((«mi AtVff/R, Mhivvii M. N Krymi, .litiiii<N 
 KnowrUn; Mir iL»V«l, Chiirlw* II riarki l*n^miW('i% Al^rorn^»ll Vtirkiinv. 
 
 CoNTHKT, 4. N. (SmifHmh' dtinfnHit. J.^ft Idtm. .M.l II. I'. IJnil ami 
 (.Vm. I'riHlk A. Movscy; Suh-l.uut^ Kobert M. KIiir} A'uh SiUt-Livul, 
 Witlinm 0. Iti«ir. 
 
 Dmuiu, 14. ;?. fV»Yf«*. 1870 tonn 227'; II. IV Cnptnin, VVm. U. 
 K«>« oilv; /.mit», Oi»nrgo K Klnir Iliill. Win. If. Moiunrm'i. ('IibiUh A. K. 
 Wnt^rw/tMtnrli'N K. <}lrt.ln«nttP| /V.nt A»V«f. Willlnm .1 N. IMIr.!*. rhtm ami 
 Nrtv /»w/, Hpv Diivlil Navin, n.A.j i<(a^' Shi ffetm, \{»\wrt I,. Ik>ll{ /Vi 
 J«itic« H. WilliA. 
 
 KiiAMiNdo, 8. N. (\mfHmtfi iinn IVwr/. 774 tonn. 7W) ff. P. 0»mi» 
 mrtHf/ff, Wi" H. Hull; fivuh. i hnrUm .1. Hiiriow, Moih'I U. Mnrrin, 
 P«reKH««i W. 1\ lluUoni Sn^LitiHt, Arthur II D. Knv(>iitiillt ffniu/nm, 
 Willmni li. ColnliMn, m.i>.; AmI /Viym in i*Afti*(fc, Miilroliu C MnnliK!li. 
 
 (lHirr«»M. .1. S. i\iMfM*it( (tHH VfMrl 774 tonii. > 7IM> H. P. cVw- 
 Mrtttr/fr, Kr««\oi-iok K. Uo niiiinn: A.i>N/<t, Williain II. PIkoU, liiolul Poure, 
 >Yfdk (1 M«KlnMry; i^ti\1f %r{ff(m, T\w\\\i\n Iti-uwne, m.i». 
 
 NimTHAMri>t»N,' U. lAiwA/f" iS. /»•(»« AnnoHt-platt'il Khift. 7<18.'l tonn. 
 rtOOO II. P. (W'fiw, .?.>h« A. Kl^l^or; Omiwfm/pr, Hwinlnii (\ llnlttinil; 
 lt<e«/x, OmHol MuN. KUI(UI, (}|ik II. 8. Pi'«(yniiui, I'Viiiik (!. Yo(iitM:lMiNlinii«l, 
 ltwrf(»» 1.0 C Kffi^rlon, •Un P. Montjy«»uu>ry t Sl'tff' (\»iiy .iMinttPi CmIi^; fVr/;! 
 .Viir vt«-(, HMiniii'l II. U. Nnrthcute; lAttU Mct\ Henry V. I<!»gl«8; yViwiH, 
 bYo.lk C. Kl««l*»y. 
 
 PtAtVKR, J. i>i>t«4/i! S. ^»M»i IVmc/. 774 foiin 077 II. P. OmmnHtle)\ 
 Ufclnr U. Stewurl: LieuL Walker 8. Kin^^( Mrt* /ir>M< TlionuiH K. H. (jiipu^ 
 Puffm, Frederick L. M. Ih'er; Ck /inmnffr, .iMinen J. Finch { Sttb-Lituty 
 Fnincin li. T. Col«; Smytfrn, Wllllum MniitorH U;ie. 
 
 8i«ir8. 11. iSf. Owivr^f. 1756 tons. 9.1.14 II. II. CftiifMn, Oeorffo T,. 
 .'^nlivnn; l.ifithf Alwxrtnder (^>ok, S^vncer lI. M. l.o«ln, Olmidn Prtjfot; 
 iV«»i> iMHiy AliVed lltickmRn; Staff ifiir<f, Charles 8(ri(.klAml; 
 CHthhorl U. Koilhnm. 
 
 roiiKMAi.iMC. 11. i\>mfHm{le S. CiM^'cllf. 2102 toni«. 
 (?«y>f»u'H, Kobort P. Dennistuuns AlVf^^-^, WiUiuin l>. Monisii, H«nry l.nab, 
 William C\ Forppfsf, llenrv . I. I>. bixtoit, N<iv ^»6m<, K<linund Nulikivollt 
 ChapaHti A'dt' /«,< \{vY .tamcH II. Ulunn, n.A , i,.i..m. ; l^itfSury, Suuiuul 
 
 Poym, 
 
 m7a If. p. 
 
 IJannUKl: i*<f«rw», Tl »nms Clayton. 
 
 ZKIMIYK. '4. i^\ Om^h}0e (iHwi«Hlt. 
 
 Com, Wm K. Clultcilmok; X<n* lAeul, 
 
 Amirow W. Davirs; ^'fi*\yeoM, William iVaisun, m.d 
 Faniei-io U. J. Mathia^. 
 
 410 tons. l).14 II. P. Livnt nn'l 
 Cliwrli'H Ct. .1. Calor; tiub-Lieut^ 
 
 As$t Pay in in chary e^ 
 
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 AI.MANAI'K. 
 
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 Wm. Stairs, Son & Horrow, 
 
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 ANI» tMPOnTKIlM OV 
 
 Cordage, Canvas, Chain Cables, Anchors, 
 
 AND 
 
 SHIP CHANDLERY, 
 
 Bar and Bolt Iron, Copper Bars, Muntz Hotal Ban 
 
 and Sbeatbings, Nets, Lines, Twinei 
 
 and Fishing Implements. 
 
 WHITE LEAD, PAINTS & LINSEED OIL 
 
 George Street and Bedford Row, 
 
 HALIFAX, M. S. 
 
 DARTMOUTH EOPE WORK CO. 
 
 POST OFFlliE ADDRESS, D. R. W. CO., HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 MANUKACrrUllEKS OF 
 
 Cordage and Oakum. 
 
 Manager, JOHN F. STAIKH, of the nrni of WilllAin Stairs, 
 
 Son & Morrowy (Iteshlnnce at tlio Workn.) 
 
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 '^ THE cneimT DRY GOODS mm 
 
 273 & 275 Barrington St, Corner of Jaoob St. 
 
 CfCQILIlSrf, roA&l«DI AMD OAM/iaMli ' 
 
 STAPLE AND FANGY DRY GOODS 
 
 And Oenta' Furaia]iia8:3..,,^..^n 
 
 McMURRAY ^ CO. 
 
 MILUNERT, MANTIfCS, COSTUfilfie, &o. 
 
 Dress Goods, 
 Black Silks, 
 Velvets k Satins, 
 Mourning Goods, 
 Rain-proof Grape, 
 Dress and Cloak 
 Trliumings, &o. 
 
 A LS/VDINQ HOUSS 
 IN ALL THAT 
 
 FSRTAXNt TO THS 
 
 LATEST 
 
 FASHIONS IN 
 
 LADXBJI' APPARBL. 
 
 Mantle Cloths, 
 Ulster Cloths, 
 Canadian & Sco. 
 
 1*woed8, 
 Coatinsrs, 
 Flannels, 
 Blankets, Ac, i«. 
 
 McMURRAY & CO., 273 & 275 Barrington St. 
 
 Fringes, 
 
 Glovos, 
 
 Hosiery, 
 
 Corsets, 
 
 Uaderwear, 
 
 .1 'vj&c, Ac. 
 
 GASB SYSTEM. 
 
 POPULAR PRIOBB. 
 
 BARGAINS IN 
 
 EVERY 
 DEPARTMBNT. 
 
 .uihirtings. 
 
 Sheetings, 
 
 Towellngs, 
 
 Tableings, 
 
 Quilts^ 
 
 &0., dso. 
 
 PATTERN BONNETS AND HAT8. : 
 
 A lilMral discount to MilUnors and OoTintry Storokeopors. 
 
 AN EXPERIENCED MODISTE ON THE PREMISES. 
 
 Ordeis for Mantles and Costuniea promptly executed. 
 
 FAMILY MOURHIN C AT WH OLESALE PRICES. 
 
 M[c3i:XJK.R,^^^'^ Ac 00. 
 
 Agents for the Bazar Patterns. 
 
 TTTir 
 
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 Tollvl H«»ii|»<«, nlwt%yH a l«C4<v|' 8Cock anil Krcat diolco. 
 
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 St. 
 
 1880] 
 
 ALMANACK. 
 
 )l)ib 
 
 • ^^^mk ■ ^. 
 
 iiTnDiLi^c- 
 
 All Tort l«Miiii*nlji 
 
 U-WI, :ii. 4H, M, IV), HI, »»,';<» »AV 
 
 Attoniif* niiit llnirUlom •..>••. KH 
 
 Aiiulk ('(iIImmk, WiillVlltit Ul 
 
 AtiiiiiMt 173 
 
 Armv ail 
 
 AMiiiMiii>r*, onirlnl t)>0 
 
 A»nlUi.iiiOni»« 100 
 
 Mri I'ImUmn mill Atturiiifii Ml 
 
 HiM^Hy t<3 
 
 ItniiUnl ('<iii\oiiiloii N. H. mill N. II. Hi 
 
 HIIiIk SnolHy H*^ 
 
 Ititok mill 'riuvl Si>i<l«<tv It*** 
 
 KiilUli CulumMit, l'n>vliiM> of: lit. 
 UiiVni'iiiir, Kxt't'.iidvK Coiiiirll mid 
 
 l>i>(lif«liillvi< AhhiidiIiIv 4n 
 
 D«i)kit— lUlllkx llniikliw Co Ilt:l 
 
 llmikul' Nova HciiMii \K\ 
 
 IlrllUli NortU Aini<rln» \M 
 
 Villon Dmikof Hnllinx 1m;i 
 
 ItmolimuV Hank 1H4 
 
 Ti'iiiiIp'r lUiik (X llnllfka.. .IK4 
 
 llnnk of Yarnioiilh IHl 
 
 Com Kmik o( WlmUnr IK4 
 
 MxolimiKii llmik ul YiunrntlilSl 
 
 <••' Llvt-rjiool IM 
 
 Of I'lotoii IHfl 
 
 or MiniliTnl \M 
 
 Dominion Hitvinftii' llnnk lOD.IH/t 
 Chmnl)nr orconnnoiri', lUUliix tKl» 
 
 otiriRtiRit A»nntiMfon inn 
 
 Calt*n<|itr l'tt^«>N li'\-l\) 
 
 County Coui'tji, Sitllnfn (if . .t ..,».. . BA 
 
 <'i«iitfi t.i. .^. . In 
 
 County IH-oiwnrmn ,• '. . W» 
 
 Cuurta — (Hnprcini', ori.'iuinilii 8.'l 
 
 Kx«tlif>i|iim- orOaiiuila K< 
 
 Hiiiivi'Uio of Novn MiMitlft K1 
 
 Mnrvintiro nn«l Divuicp 84 
 
 Vlio Ailuiii-nltv M4 
 
 ■t ^ 'ooniny....; Sft 
 
 Clofki «)f Pfnoi* W 
 
 Clorjo— llnpHnt 171 
 
 ';hurcli uf KniiliuiU WIS 
 
 Coiiari>i{Miluiial 17(1 
 
 »'Lntri>n»n I7rt 
 
 M«llio«liNt (Muiirli or(<aiiMilu.l73 
 rri<Hb>ti'i'liut ChiiiTli in Cn- 
 
 muln 1(W» 
 
 noumne'aUioUc Itm 
 
 Cnronorn W 
 
 ComniiHHJouorH tor Uellofof liiHolvcMt 
 
 Debtor* 107 
 
 C'oinmiHuiotHM'B out of rrovinco H7 
 
 Comnum'inl Depmtinoiit iW 
 
 ConmiK &c 212 
 
 Corporntioii, CHy of Hnllfiix 21!> 
 
 Cimtoili'H Unhiloriiin 8H 
 
 Cnxt^uusi I >('j):\rt niont 144 
 
 l)aliiouttio t'olli'iru imtl Uulvcrnify. . .177 
 
 Diiu'PH.an Synoil 1()7 
 
 Durtinoiith.Town of. ilfl 
 
 DiHMli, Uoitidti'iUB at'. S7 
 
 Duiitiniuu OUiot IK 100 
 
 rajfn 
 
 Doinlnluii orCnMila—dnv. (i.>n«>i«l ;i:l 
 
 I'rlvy CouiK'll. Ai 
 
 N«*nH(i* ^lil 
 
 N.nrUoniniona :i4 
 
 KrllfWM ni 
 
 Ki-1'li-filin.llrnl |)i>|inrlincnt ItIA 
 
 ICiliifmloniil D*>|>Nitlin<iit; 
 
 CoiiMcil of I'lililio Uulrurtlon. . tTfl 
 
 Nuriiiitl anil Mmld Hi>Iio«i|h t7l> 
 
 liiN|t«i|>torik of Moliooia I7I> 
 
 <'MinnUHliMUMK of Hi'IkhiIh. .171) Ik:i 
 
 F«|iltuiu!iiry ft'J 
 
 P>irniliiK ,,n<).70 
 
 rir«i l>i<pnrtmi>nt Wi 
 
 Ph-n hiHin uii<*«> Coni|«nl»i* IHI 
 
 ItRH lllK|l|irtlotl I l.'t 
 
 lliilinix. ilty of 2I1» 
 
 liilmiil Uov»>uiio D«-|Mirlninnt lUU 
 
 IiiMilvi'iit D«>bU>rii, (Join, (br (livliiK 
 
 lielli'fto 107 
 
 liiRiNitlon orKlMli alMl Dll« 14:1 
 
 IimiiriinitA (!onipanl(<M anil AKiiniili>ii.|)*A 
 
 Intvntolonlal liHllway 110 
 
 JudK*)»~Hiipriiuiu Court ofC'nnniln . M 
 
 N.Hifilla. M 
 Coinitv (fourt«, NovnHoottn HA 
 
 rrolmio 87 
 
 •niKllrmof lim PitM« 1M-II»7 
 
 KvwAtiii, rruvlmni nf,,, 4ff 
 
 King's t'olU'yt>, Wlmlnor IWI 
 
 Alilttiitlnr 107 
 
 Lnw niitl .liiHtii<«, Di'pnk-tiiivnt of. , . . 83 
 
 Mn< Inntintiio 0(iinpiinf«<H 18K 
 
 ]Auht Honxt'H ivn 
 
 LlnnU A«H»fi ;• 212 
 
 I.nuuMnn IVIinli«ti<i'i« 170 
 
 Mniiitobn. I'rovlniMMif: \A 'luvnrnor, 
 Kx<>oii(iv«> mill lii'Kliilntlvu C'oUn- 
 «!lli<,miil IiwiHlntlvn AHii««mhly„... 44 
 Marine and PIhIkuIoh Do|mrtiii«'At. ,12A 
 Mm ft)« TumivnticHi Coin|iaiilrt«, ..... .18A 
 
 MtHonlv lol 
 
 Mi'«tii<nl Ciill<>Ki>, Ifnlifax 17H 
 
 Mi'iliral H»'i;Uti«r lAO 
 
 Mrtliudiot (Thuiih of Canada 17.1 
 
 Mllitlft 1)i'piirtnii'iit 21.1 
 
 MiM I'liiK ilr Coiiipniiif*M 180 
 
 Mt'ichiuitH' PrivalK Hi^nnlH 11)4 
 
 Movniilo Kt'nutu, kc 50 
 
 Niitioiiiil nnil llomvoliMit Ho<;i«>tii>r; . . l!M> 
 
 Nnvy.Tho 222 
 
 N«<w tiriiviHwIi'k, rnivliUM" of: Lieut. 
 Itovcrnor, Kxiuiiitlvn ninl LoftiiilM- 
 tlvo CouMcitv, nnU Lf^IhIiiUvh Ai- 
 
 wmbly 30 
 
 Ninvfoiiiiiliiuul, I'lovlnon of: Lirut. 
 (lovi-nior, F,xi>riitivi' nnti f,«'ni»la- 
 
 tiv«> roiinrl!i#. yV^m-mbly, ilc 40 
 
 Ni'w (JliiHp)^, I'luvii of.' 210 
 
 Ncrth-Wi 1 1 Tin it(.ri«'H 4(! 
 
 NdVii St'oti;i, I'liiviiicv of: Liciil.- 
 OoviMUor, lixiTiitivc & I..r};!i<I,iHve 
 Ootiiu-ilH, & Li'tjiHlativo AttHtinibiy ^ 
 Odd Fiillowu, 208 
 
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H. n. FULLER & CO., heii4 of Power's Wharf, 
 
 22G 
 
 BKI.CHKUS FARMERS 
 
 [1880 
 
 n 
 
 Pago 
 Ontario, Provliieo of: Lieiit.-Gov., 
 Kx«ciit.ive Council aail Lit^^iiilative 
 
 AMSttiubly 43 
 
 Oi an<;e Lml};e, Grftiitl 207 
 
 (>vera«orHol FiHlierii'A 125 
 
 Patrons of Hiiabaudry, Onlcr of. . . .20» 
 
 Pilot UuminisHioners siiid Pilots 189 
 
 Plauets, MoriiiiiK and Evening fiO ' 
 
 Farrsboro' Hallway 120 
 
 Pictoi, Corporation of. 218 
 
 PeiiiteulLiry .... 110 
 
 P(Mt OfHoe Dopartment: 
 
 Nova BcotiA PoKtuI Division. . ..Ill 
 Arrival and Departnre of Mails 
 
 atHalllkx Ill 
 
 Country Post Offices 113 
 
 Principal UnteR of Po8ta)<e l\ti 
 
 Money Ord<ir Itrancli 1 16^18 
 
 Presbyter inn College, llalifiiK 171 
 
 Presbyterian Miaisters lf>9 
 
 Probate, Jndgtis 87 
 
 » Registrars 87 
 
 Prince Edward Island, Province of: 
 Lluut. -Governor, Executive and 
 Legislative Councils, and Legisla- 
 tive Assembly 40 
 
 Protitonotaries. 84 
 
 Quebec. Province of: Licut.-Gover- 
 nor, Executive and Legislative 
 Cou ncils, & Legislative Assembly. 41 
 Railways, Coaches and Steamers. . . . 119 
 Iteceiver General's Office 109 
 
 Page 
 
 Ilc<;i«trars of Probate 87 
 
 Registrars of l>eedj» 87 
 
 Itoman Catholic Clergy 1()8 
 
 Koyai Family of Great Britain 31 
 
 Keii](iuU8 and Denevuleiit Societies. . lOi* 
 
 Sessions, Sittings of. 8G 
 
 St. Mary's College. Halifkx 1G8 
 
 St. Francis Xaviur's College, Antigo- 
 
 nish im 
 
 Signals, at Citadel Hill w . . 193 
 
 Shwiffii 84 
 
 Steamers 124 
 
 St4)ck Exciiaiigc, llaliAix.. 189 
 
 Supreme Court, Sittings of. 81 
 
 Tariir, Tlie 14i! 
 
 'JVclinological Institute.. 178 
 
 Telegraph Companies and Offices.. ..1^9 
 
 Tide Table 80 
 
 Temperan<ie Directory 211 
 
 Truro, Corporation of 237 
 
 University of Halifax 177 
 
 Vice Admiralty Court 84 
 
 Western Counties: itailway 122 
 
 Windsor and Annapolis Railway 122 
 
 Windsor, Miuiicipality of. 218 
 
 Weather Guide 53 
 
 Weights and Measures, Forms of, 
 
 etc 140-143 
 
 W.-'sIeyan College, SackviUe 174 
 
 Academy, *' 175 
 
 Zodiac, Signs of. 49 
 
 THOS. P. OONmOLLY, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 
 
 Bookseller and Stationer^ 
 
 CORNER GEORGE & GRANVILLE STS., 
 HALIFAX, N. S. "^ 
 
 Scbool Books of all kinds. Office Stationery, Legal Stationery, Ladies' 
 
 Stationery, BilU of Kxchange, Ousiom House Blnnk«, Shipping J^lanks, 
 
 Notes, Drafts, Kcceipts, Pocket Itooks, Wallets, Stephens' Com. 
 
 aud B. B. Ink, Clieap Stock suitable for Jobbers. 
 
 THOS. P. CONNOLLY. 
 
 It' N. B.-The « MARITIME" SCHOOL SERIES supplied 
 Wholesale and Retail. T. P. C. 
 
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 Pa«e ! 
 
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 etltm. AOa 
 
 86 ! 
 
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 84 
 
 124 
 
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 81 
 
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 MACDONALD & CO. 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 Steam d U Water Es^Qeers, 
 
 IMPORTERA OF 
 
 Cast and Wroug^lit Iron Pipe with Fittings, 
 E&g^eers' Supplies and Ifachinery. 
 
 MANUFAC-'JRBRS OF ALL KINDS 
 ENQINEERS', FRUMBEBS* A STEAM FITTERS' 
 
 BRASS GOODS, 
 
 AND THE HEAVIER CLA8SRB OF 
 
 BBASS and COFFER WORE. 
 
 — ALSO — 
 
 Vessels' Fastenings and Fittings. 
 
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS, RESIDENCES AND FACTORIES 
 
 SUPPLIED WITH 
 
 nmm mmm i flumbing fihukes, 
 
 With all Alodcrn Improvemeuta, fitted hy Engineers thoroughly 
 aciiuaintcd witli our climate. 
 
 SOLE ACIENTS FOB THE SALE AND APPLICATION OF 
 
 WARREN'S FELT ROOFING, 
 
 And Eoofl&ff Ma^yorlals in and for tlie Province of 
 
 Nova Scotift. 
 
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 ECONOMY AND SECXfUITY. 
 
 Life if^ Accident Insurance Ca 
 
 OF MONTfREAL. 
 
 A Sound and EeliaUe Home Company. 
 
 INVESTMENTS ALL WITHIN THE DOMINION. 
 
 AUTHORIBED C'ArtTAL, 91,000,000. 
 
 OopoHited with GoTernment for Security of Policy-holders, 50,000. 
 
 Tiios. WoaKMAN, Esq., M. P., President.l T. J. Claxtox, Esq., Vice-PrcsidetU. 
 M. H. Oai<t, Esq., Managitu) Director. \ R. Macaui>av, Secretary. 
 J. M. C. DeiiKsDkrnjirrh, Super inteiidt at. 
 
 HALIFAX BOARD. 
 
 Ho!», D. McN. Parkbr, M. D., M. L. C. 
 Pat'k Powbk, Esq., Dir. People's Bank. 
 W.M. M. Harrixoto.s', ICsq.jPres. Halifax 
 
 Bank. 
 John Tavlor, Esq ,T''. Merchants' B'k. 
 
 DANtBb Crokan, Elaq., Director Bank 
 
 Nova Scotia. 
 W. C. SiLVKR, '-sq , Merchant. i 
 
 W. J. CoLKiMAV, Esq., Dir. People's Bank. 
 A. W. WjSbT, Esq., " " I 
 
 LIFE, AGG!DENT& COMBINED POLICIES 
 
 Issued on the mo.<!t approved and popular plans, and 
 at the Lowest Pos.'^iblr Kates. 
 
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 INDEX TO ADVERTSSEMENT8. 
 
 Pace 
 
 Amusing Children's Exhibition 13 
 
 Baldwin & Co., China, Glass, Earth- 
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 ^rron, Walter and Co,, Clothiers. . 82 
 Bamstead, John H., Leather and 
 
 Findhidr" 18 
 
 Beekwith, R, N., Auctioneer and 
 
 ComniisGion Merchant 43 
 
 Belcher, Jos. S., Commission Mer- 
 chant 232 
 
 Bell, A. M., Hardware, 
 
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 Bishop, Wm„ Ha ifax Marble Works 22 
 Black Bros. & Co., Stenmer Neptune 223 
 Borehaui, E., Boots, Shoes, &c., 
 
 left side ri^ht hand pages. 
 Brennan, W. C, The Montreal Sh<»e 
 
 8tort 281 
 
 Briand, A., Staple and Fancy I>ry 
 
 Goods 29 
 
 Brr>wa and Wobb, Drygs, etc 
 
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 Brown, M S., &Co., JcwcHery, etc.. 81 
 Buckley & Allen, Stationer}', etc. . . 4 
 Buckley, E. M,, Dry Goods, Milli- 
 nery, etc 247 
 
 Caniell, J. J., Carriage Factory 231 
 
 Canada Paper Company, Montreal., 23 
 
 Cogswell, A. C, Artificial Teeth O" 
 
 Connolly, T, P., Books & Stationery 22() 
 
 Cooke, C. J., Fancy Goods ,.242 
 
 Cornelius, J,, Jewelry, &c 48 
 
 Craig, Geo. 11., Smoker's Paiiidise, 
 
 Dartmouth 27 
 
 Creighton & Marshall, Stationery, 
 
 Paper Rulers, Blank Bovks ..... 48 
 Creight<:>n,'C. A., Commiaeion, Ship 
 
 and Insuriwoe Agent 10 
 
 Cron.iu, John, Groceries, Provisions, 
 
 etc , 239 
 
 Cronan, Daitiol, W, L Produce, Furs. 16 
 Crowe, William, Fancy Work Goods. 32 
 Cunarj, S., and Co. House, '■jtoam 
 
 and Gad Coal 233 
 
 Daly, M, B., Imporial Insurance Co. 12 
 
 Davidson & Cricliton, British and 
 Foreign Dry Goods 234 
 
 Denipotcr, James, Pliuiing Mill and 
 
 Sa A Factory 244 
 
 DeWolf, % A. 8. 4 Son, Ship Bro- 
 kers & Commission Merchants. .230 
 
 Egan, Tliomas J., Gunmakor and 
 
 Taxidcnnist 234 
 
 Everett, T. E. & Co., Hats and Caps. 43 
 
 F\9rdham, Arthur, Leather, etc., 57, 59 
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 Fortune, J., British and Foreign 
 
 Dry Goods, Millinery, &c 6 
 
 Ftaser, Geo., Sun Mutoal Life In- 
 
 simince Co 228 
 
 Pago 
 
 Fuller, H. H. & Co., Hardware 3 
 
 do do top of pages. 
 
 Gordon & Keith, Wholesale & Retail 
 
 Furniture Manufacturers 238 
 
 Gossip, Wm., Books and Stationery 287 
 Graham. T. & Son, Pain Eradicator, 
 Catorrhinc, &c 17 
 
 Hanlngton, W. M. & Co., Groceries, 
 
 Wined, etc '. 16 
 
 Harris,} Geo. J., House and Ship 
 
 Plumber 243 
 
 Heckman, J. W., Boots, Shoos and 
 
 llubbei-8 16 
 
 Hirshfield, George, Sausages 14 
 
 Hodson, J., Saw Grinder 14 
 
 Hopgood and Crease, Groceries, 
 
 Vegetables, Provisions, &c 244 
 
 Hornsby & Flavhi, Pottery, etc 24 
 
 Johnson, W. H., Sewing Machines . 13 
 
 do. do. Pianos and Organs.. 20 
 
 Jones, G. W., Paj)er, &c 15 
 
 Keith, Alex, and Son, Brewery 19 
 
 Lawlor, J. D., Sewing Machines 232 
 
 Lawlor, J. E. , Groceries, Hardware, 
 
 etc , , 248 
 
 Lowell, W. li. & Co., Bankers, Bro- 
 kers, Ittsurance Agents 242 
 
 Macdonald and Co., Ti im Founders.227 
 Mackasey dcCo., Shipping and Com- 
 mission Mercha)its 246 
 
 Maekinlay, A. and W., Stationery. . . 21 
 McAlpino, D., Maritfane Provinces 
 
 Directory . . 26 
 
 McDonald's Board & Livery Stables 
 
 atDartmouth 26 
 
 McKay. F. S., Cooler's Patent Cream 
 
 Raiser '. . . 27 
 
 McLeani's Express Si Feed Store 12 
 
 McMuiTay and Co., Dr>' Goods 2'i4 
 
 Mahon Bros., Dry Goods. 250 
 
 Markle, -T. A., Family and Pastry 
 
 Flour 248 
 
 Monaghan, A^>ry Goods, etc 246 
 
 MorSi>, John^MToa ' lerchant 236 
 
 Morton, C. cl^iooksand Stationery 241 
 Mumford Bros.; Produce Commission 
 
 Merchants 29 
 
 Munnis, James K., Clothier 10 
 
 Murphy, J. E. Cairiagc and Sleigh 
 
 Builder 28 
 
 Murray, I. S., Commission Merchant . 2.50 
 
 Nctz, Christian, Pork, Sausages, ctc.23t) 
 Newcomb, George C, Parlour and 
 
 Dining Room Suits, &c 249 
 
 Nova Scotia Printing Co 28 
 
 Patterson, John, Boiler Maker 232 
 
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 Do. do. Gray Cottona, 
 
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 rhilp, .lohii H., llaUi, V,i\\yn, Vnn.. 4 
 
 rickforU (i lllack, Ship C^naiutlcry. . 11 
 
 Ih). right tid« right hand |>aKM' 
 
 Renninn, Jnnics, Painter, Decora- 
 tor, otc 240 
 
 KolMrtaon, William, Hardwan; 2 
 
 Hobinaun, J. H..Phos|>horifle(l Kmul- 
 Binn of Cod Livor Oil, Trovhoa, 
 
 etti caloiidar in^toh. 
 
 RolMtin, C. & Co., Dry (lootls 82 
 
 R«tas. W. G.A Co., Watchmakcni & 
 Jowollen) 22 
 
 8vh wart I!, H . A. , Stovo Store . 18 
 
 Siailli ItroH., Dry UikhIh, MilliiH'vy, 
 
 (Cloves, &o ... 9 
 
 Bitiitli, J. Uudfrey, Chemist. 
 
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 Smith, B. An Dry (kioito 2&V 
 
 8tAins John, fn>ii inttl fttk^wnro ... 7 
 HtnfrN, W., S«m iV Mumnv, llardwnni 22JJ 
 8to|)hoti, A. & ^illn, Funilturo, etc. . Ti 
 Symoiids, W. H. ti Co., Iron Foundry 
 and Machine WOrka SU7 
 
 Thoakston ft Angwln. Hanlware . . .845 
 Thomson & Co., Dry Goods, Uoady- 
 
 made Clothin^ir • • 20 
 
 Tobin, John k. C(s VV. I. Produoo, 
 
 Tens, etc 24 
 
 Wallace, Rohort, Sewintr Machines .. 837 
 Wilsim, J. K,, Strives, Htintfea, 8hi{i»' 
 
 C<wtin)(s, &c- 8 
 
 Wilson. Wni.,HAt<«, (Japs, Furs, oto.241 
 
 W(MKiill, A. L., Chi^niist 2r.l 
 
 W«MHlhury Bros., Dun lists 240 
 
 Younyf, M., Hour, Meal, Ori>ccrfc», 
 Provisions, *c 241> 
 
 Thomas A. S. DeWolf & Son, 
 
 SIliP BROKBRS, COMIH MER(!H.)NTS. 
 
 Insuanee] Effectei, Frei^lits CollecH Ckten Uei. 
 
 AGENTS FOR ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS, 
 
 Saitiitj; ^^larly every Spring amt Fall. 
 
 AGENTS FOR MAMMOTH VINEGAR WORKS, 
 
 Stock always on liand. 
 
 Agents for sale of DRAIN PIPE & FIRE BRICKS. 
 Cement, Plaster, Lime, Salt, Piff Iron, Sbinffles, 
 
 ALWAYS KBPT IN STOCK. 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. T. A. S. Do WOLF & SON. 
 
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 JOBUIIG ATTENKO TO WITH CARE AND INSPATCH. 
 
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 JlS" Agent for the aaleR of Hillsboro* Cnlcinccl Plaster, DickRon*s 
 Arbroath Navy Canvas, Qreeuwioh Maoufaoturiog Ca'aKeady C!e»Ber. 
 
 JOHN PJITTEBSOii, 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF 
 
 For Marine and Land Purposes. 
 
 SHff TAHKS, (iJRDERS, SllQKE pipes;" 
 
 And all kinUs of SHEET ' IJ^OlSJ WORK. 
 
 REPAIKS rROMPlJLV ATTEKDRD TO. 
 
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 The Genuine Lawlor, Family & Manufacturing 
 
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 Buy your Sewing Iktachines from the Ulauufactuvor and save '?A per cent. 
 Get your Sowing Machines llepaired by the Mau(tV and save 60 per cent. 
 
 Needles, Oils and Sewing Machine Parts al way» ou hand. 
 
 ^ 119 HARRINGTON ST.. 
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 HawlcestJuty, alia BfSs'd'Or Lake WS^aMS* Neptune, 
 firom West Hay to Xlnas Island, B&ddeick, Little Btas 
 o'Or, WhyeocraiEgh, )t€tth%dney and Sydney -fy 
 
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 rwwhgcTs hy tliis SPEEDY and COMFORTABLE Rootc leavinji: 
 Halifax hy morning train every Monday and Thursday for Pictou, will 
 reach BADDECK at 7 a. m., and SYDNEY ^t noon, on Tuesday 
 and Friday. Ijcaving Sydney every Monday and Thursday, they 
 arrive lit Pictou in tiipe to take the inorning train for HALIFAX. ' 
 
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 TTjo NEPXUNB leaves Mr. Chtistio's. Little Bnus d'Or, at' noon 
 every Frida/, Teturning to Sydney oa Saturday. 
 
 FOR BOSTON. 
 
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 bnrv oil Friday morning at 6 o'clock with the Steamers '*Wc 
 
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 Master, on board, or at tha office of 
 
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 DRY GOODS, 
 
 Hat3, Caps and Furnishing Goods, 
 
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 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
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 Qunft, Xlifldi, RoTolTirt, fto., all priMi and q-aalltifs. 
 
 BEST KN6LI8II AND CANJIDIAN dVNPOWDKB. 
 
 CARTRIDGES, CASES, WADS, CAPS, ^hOT, &o., IV 
 
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 VXRY X.OWB8T PRICKS. 
 
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 For l*ri(!OM Jind TcrniH apply Ut 
 
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 AGENTS TO THE BALXPAX CO.. LIMITSD. 
 
 For House and Steam Purposes. 
 For House and Oas Purposes. 
 
 For Prices jind Toi'iiih apuly to 
 
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 UNITED SERVICE 
 
 BOOK AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE. 
 
 WSff. eOSSIF^ 103 Qranville St. 
 
 IF YOU WANT Culluyc or Scboul buuka, wc challoni^e cuiuparmoii with any 
 
 EHtabliahutoiit. 
 IF YOU WaBiT Writing Papers, we k«up tbe bust aud u)iea{)eHt. 
 IF YOU WAM'T Account Books, Memo. Books, Exurcise Books, Copy Books, 
 
 or other Blank Books, we will suit you at lowest rotes. 
 IF YOU WANT Winsor A Newton's Moist and Hard Colours, singly or in 
 
 handsome bf>xes ; Oil Colours in tubes ; and Varnishes ; wc keep the genuine. 
 
 Buy from us and you will make no mistake- vcritt/n itap. 
 IF YOU WANT rhotojfraph and Scrap Albuiiis, and Christmas Cords, call and 
 
 see ours. 
 IF YOU WANT Drawing Blocks, Drawing Papers, Canvasses jicr yard or in 
 
 frames, Oil Sketching Piiperand Academy Board, Cartoon F'aper 4 and .1 feet 
 
 wide, lYacing CloUh and Paper," &c.. No. lOS Granville St. is the right shop. 
 IF YOU WANT the best White Wax, and Sheet Wax. Moulds, i'ins. Wires, 
 
 and Colours, w« import from liondon and the United States. 
 IF YOU WANT Photogra))h Glasses, Caru <.r.d Cabinet sizes, wo sell them at 
 
 eheaj)e8t rate'^. 
 IF YOU WANT the best Inks— Stephens', Antoine's Frencli Inks, Carter's, 
 
 and Walkdon's— you cannot possibly do better than <mr house. 
 IF YOU WANT Magazines, Periodicals and Newspapers, from the Mother 
 
 Country and United States, send your orders for 1880, and you will not be 
 
 disappointed. 
 IF YOU WANT Copperplate or Letter-press Printing, or Bookbinding, our 
 
 acquaintance with the business will ensure you satisfaction. 
 
 FALL, 1879. WILLIAM GOSSIP, 103 Granville St, 
 
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 Importeis jiimI I)ralera_iii 
 
 IRON BEDSTEADS, BRASS CORNICES, 
 
 Hirrors, Mirror Plates, 
 
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 Every description of Bedding always in stoclc. 
 
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 SAUSAGE MAKER AND PORK DEALER. 
 
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 Miinnfactuivr of all tlie above Goods in all their varieLies. 
 
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 Thirty yoiWA cxin'riciico, with oIIkt I)lj)loiiia.s. will ensure 
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 PAPER-HANGINGS AND DEGORATIONS, 
 
 Varnishes, Japans, Oil, Paints, Brushes, 
 
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 I 132 GRANVILLE STREET, HALIFAX. 
 
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 PROVINCIAL BOOKSTORE 
 
 195 HoUis Street, Halifax. 
 
 Subscriptions received for all English and American 
 
 XTEWSFAFERS & FEEIODZCALS. 
 
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 \ BIBLES, CHURCH SERVICES, PRAYER AND HYMN BOOKS. 
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 EXCHANGE, STOCKS. BONDS, ETC. 
 
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 AGENTS FOR THE' 
 
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 UTOORPOR-A.'TBID 1819- 
 
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 Losses paid in 60 years, $50,000,000. 
 
 Hartford Rre lasurance Co. 
 
 HARTFORD, CONN. 
 
 Capital, $1,250,000. Assets, $3,358,687. 
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 FANCY GOODS, TOYS, DOLLS, 
 
 Fancy Pipes, Hair Oils, Perfumery, Cricketing Goods, 
 
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 The latest Styles and htterns of House finish got out to order. 
 
 ALWAYS ON HAND— rre])ared Flooring and Lining, Dooi ., Sashes, 
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 Mouldint^s. Inside and Outside Venetian Shutters made to order at 
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 WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALERS IN 
 
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 A lull line, especially .selected for tlie (JOUJiTRY TRADE. 
 
 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 
 
 Hay Cutters, Forks, Scythes, Kakes and Snaths, Iloes, 
 
 Plowd, Cultivatoi'M, tVc. 
 
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 DRY GOODS ill READY-NilDE WHIl. 
 
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 Corner of HoUis and Sackville Streets, 
 
 Importer and Dealer in 
 
 British and Foreign 
 
 DE? GOODS I inLLINERT. 
 
 Always on hand, a choice stock of 
 
 NEW GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. 
 
 Having enlarged licr prendses and rtd«led to her already largo Btock, 
 thankful for past patronage, she is now prepared to sell nt lowest 
 possible prices. Country customers respectfully solicited. Please call 
 and examine before purchasing elsewhere. E. M. BUCKLEY. 
 
 W. S. SYMONDS & GO. 
 
 Enginoers and Boiler Makers, 
 
 PROPKIETOKS 
 
 Office, 18 & 20 Duke St, Halifax, N. S. 
 
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 Fanrilit^fl nnd others who prize a li^ht, wiow-whitp, flnky 
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 J. E. UWLOR & GO. 
 
 Importers and General Dealers in 
 
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 VENETIAN BLINDS AND SHIPS' WHEELS MADE A SPECIALTY. 
 
 Carpets Made and Pat Do^n at Short Notice. 
 
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 Importer of and Dealer in 
 
 Flour, MeaJ, Bran, Cretqked ^Corn, 
 
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 GROCERIES, IHiOVISlONS, LIQUORS, ETC. 
 
 ' . N. B. — Ship Stores put up at short notice. 
 
 83,^, 87 Lower^llSTfttsr St., Salifaz. 
 
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 Dentists, New York and Halifax. 
 
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 CORNER OF GEORGE AND GRANVILLE STS., 
 
 Entrance Ko. 97 Oracville St., HALIFAX. 
 
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 81 UPPER WATER ST., HALIFAX, N. 8. 
 
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 ALSO- A FULL LINE OF 
 
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