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EPOCHS.
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Of the Jewish ^ra 5625
Of the Mahom .Era 1281
Of the vulgar Christian Mtbl 1864
Since the discovery of America 372
Since the discovery of Quebec 256
Since the Treaty which confirmed the
posseiiaion of Canada to the British
Of the Independence of the United States
Of the Reign of Her Majesty Queen
Victoria 27
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CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES.
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Golden Number 3
Epact 22
Solar Cycle 25
Dominical Letters OB
Roman Indictioa 7
Julian Period 6577
THE SEASONS.
Vernal Equinox : Spring begins March, 20d.
3b. 2m. in the Morning.
Summer Solstice : Summer begins J i^, 20d.
llh. 44m. in the Evening.
Autumnal Equinox : Autumn begins Sep-
tember, 22d. 2h. Sin. in the Evening.
Winter Solstice: Winter begins December,
21d. 7h. 55m. in the Morning.
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ECLIPSES.
There will not be any Eclipse of the Moon for 1864.
Of the Sun there will be but two Eclipses.
I. Ob the 5th of May, in the afternoon, there will be u Central Eclipse of the Sun, In
Canada it will not be visible, but will be observed in the Western part of Illinois and Wis-
consin about sunset. Those who dwell in California may have a fine view of it
II. On the 30tb of October there will be an Annular Eclipse of the Suu, not visible in
Canada. • _
PLANETS. ■ . iia
Until July 18th, Venus will be morning ntai', and tlie rest of the year evening star
Until August 18th, Mars will be morning star, and evening star the rest of the year. Until
February 15th, Jupiter will be morning star, then until Nov. 30th evening star, then the
rest of the year morning star. Until .Tanuary 8th, Saturn will be morning star, then until
October 13th, evening star, then the rest of the year morning star.
'! PETES D'OBLIGATION.
■■-.-: mi i.
Circumcision , January 1
Epiphany " 6
Annunciation March 25
(xood Friday " 25
AgcensioQ Day May 5
Queen Victoria's Birth Day May 24
Corpus Christi ....'. May
St, Peter and St. Paul June
All Saint's Day Nov.
Conception of the Ble&sed Virgin
Mary Dec.
Christmas Day Dec.
26
29
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25
MOVABLE FESTIVALS.
Septuagesima Sunday, Ja«i. 24
Quioqaagesima " Feb. 7
Ash Wednesday.. *' It)
First Sunday in Lent " 14
Palm Sunday March 20
Good Friday. " 25
Kaster Sunday '• 27
Low Sunday April 3
Rogation Sunday May 1
Ascension Day " 5
Whit Sunday " 16
Trinity Sunday " 22
Curpus Christi •' 26
Advent Sunday Nov. 27
LEGAL HOLIDAYS.
tiuodays ; New Year's Day ; Epiphany ; Annunciation
Corpus Christi ; St. Peter ; St. Paul ; All Saints
by proclamatioa for a gennral fast or thaskagiving.
. Good Friday ; Ascension ;
Christmas Day, and any day appoiuteil'
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VOmStlT REQISTBR.
JANUARY -31 Days. ^
Moflll't PIUUM.
Third Quarter.
Sew Moon
First Qaartor..
Full Moon
Third QM«rt«-r.
DATS.
w
F
M
1
2
3
4
6
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
n
18
19
20
2]
22
2o
24
25
26
27
2fc
29
31
31
d.
2
15
83
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Ottatoa.
ta. m.
S 85 mo.
S 41 mo.
9 S eT.
4 58 ev.
7 13 pv.
Quebte.
h. m.
•i SI mo.
2 61 mo.
6 18 cr.
S 14 er.
T » er.
Morktrtal.
h. m.
8 40 mo.
2 M mo.
«l2ev.
6 Aev.
7 2»fv.
Aifl^cfofi.
m.
83 mo.
89 mo.
00 er.
66 ev.
11 eT.
Toronto.
m.
21 mo.
2Tmo.
48 er.
44 er.
• iWev.
XotK^OH.
b. m.
2 13 mo.
I 19 mo.
40 ev.
4 811 ev,
« 61 rv.
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rifei.
7 41
7 41
7 41
7 40
7 38 4 38
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4 27
4 28
4 29
4 30
7 40 4 31
7 404 32
7 39
7 39
7 39
7 39
7 38
7 37
7 37
37
36
7 34
31
31
7 28
24
23
4 33
4 34
4 35
4 37
4 40
4 41
4 42
4 43
4 44
7 35 4 45
4 47
334 49
32 4 50
7 32 4 61
4 52
4 53
30 4 56
29 4* 67
4 68
28 4 59
265 00
25 5 01
5 U3
5 Ou
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20
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MONTHLY nEQISTKR.
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i 19 Bio.
4Ucv.
4 8«ev.
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7 41
7 41
7 41
7 40
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4 27
4 28
4 29
4 30
7 404 31
7 40 4 32
7 39
7 39
7 39
7 39
7 38
7 38
7 37
7 37
■—7 37
— 7 36
4 33
4 34
4 35
4 37
4 38
4 40
4 41
4 42
4 43
4 44
7 35 4 46
7 34 4 47
7 334 49
32 4 50
7 32 4 61
7 3] 4 52
7 31
4 53
30 4 56
7 29 4- 67
7 284 68
7 28 4 59
7 26 5 00
7 26
5 01
7 246 on
FEBRUARY-29 Days. '
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Mooa't Phueit.
(tiUiw'i.
Quthtc. Umtreal.
Klngnton.
Toronto.
Londc^,
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s IS mo.
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7 21
7 19
7 11
7 1(
7 1£
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7 18
7 11
7 10
7 09
7 08
7 06
7 04
7 02
7 01
6 59
6 58
6 57
5 56
6 54
6 62
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6 46
6 44
6 42
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5 11
3 12
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i 18
5 20
J 22
5 23
5 25
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5 28
3 29
5 30
3 32
5 34
3 35
5 37
3 38
5 40
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Moon's Phases.
MARCH -31 Days.
Quarter
Moon
First Quarter. .
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N'ew
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li. m.
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10 W ev.
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6 20 mo.
8 16 ev.
]i. m.
S 21 mo.
! It II er.
! I 13 mo.
5 80 mo.
6 26 ev.
Montreal.
h. m.
8 18 mo.
n Sev.
1 16 mo.
6 39 mo-
^ 82 ev.
Kinfftton,
3\n<mto.
h. m.
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10 53 ev.
1 1 mo.
5 IB mo.
6 U ev.
h. m.
1 Mmo.
10 41 ev.
49 mo.
B (mo.
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_6 17
-6 16
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6 11
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.6 57
5 66
5 68
5 63
5 541
5 65'
5 5T
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6 00
6 01
8 03
6 04
6 05
6 07
6 09
6 10
6 11
6 18
6 14
6 16
6 17
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6 82
6 30
5 60
5 62
5 83
6 i8\5 54
5 56
5 57
5 59
6 00
6 01
8 03
6 04
6 05
6 07
6 09
6 10
6 11
6 26
6 26
6 28
6 21
6 19
6 17
6 16
6 18
6 11
6 09
6 07
6 06
6 08
6 Oi
5 69
5 67
5 66
6 68
5 61
5 49
6 48
5 46
5 48
6 41
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MONTHLY ilEGIBTER.
APRIL — 30 Days.
Moon'i PiuwM.
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Moon
rd Quarter H8
Ottawa.
b. m.
8 45 mo.
7 4er.
8 18 er.
II 80 ev.
Qutbeo.
h. m.
• 1 mo.
7 23 er.
8 81 er.
11 46 er.
Xontreal.
b. m.
8 65 mo.
7 14 er.
3 25 er.
11 40 er.
Ktng»ton.
h. m.
8 43 mo.
7 2ev.
S 13 ev.
1 1 28 ev.
Toronto,
h. m.
8 31 mu.
6 50 ev.
a 1 ev.
11 16 ev.
London.
h. m.
8 23 mo.
H 42 er.
7 58 ev.
11 8 ev.
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6 16
6 17
6 18
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6 22
6 28
6 26
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5 :i7
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5 38
5 32
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5 26
5 24
5 22
5 20
5 1«
6 16
5 14
5 13
5 11
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5 04
5 02
5 00
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4 56
4 54
4 52
4 60
4 49
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6 32
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MAY — 31 Days.
Moon'e Phases.
New Moon....
First Quarter..
Full Moon.. .
Third Quarter.
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6
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Ottawa.
h. m.
T 10 ev.
1 16 ev.
8 aunio.
4 n mn.
Quebec.
h. m.
1 32 ev.
S 8b mo.
4 8!) mo.
Montreal.
m.
20 ev.
36 ov.
30 mo.
27 mo.
Kingston,
h. rn.
I 8ov.
'I Itev.
8 IS mo.
•ilftmo.
Torotilo.
h. m.
6 Kev.
I 2ev.
8 K mo.
4 i) mo.
London.
h. in.
6 48 ev.
64 er.
1 as ev.
R Mmn.
80>.
rises.
4 47
4 46
4 44
4 4'?
4 41
4 40
4 39
4 38
4 36
4 35
4 34
4 33
4 31
4 30
4 20
4 28
4 2
4 25
4 24
4 23
4 21
4 20
4 19
4 19
4 18
4 17
4 16
4 15
4 14
4 13
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Mooa's Fhasei
New Moon. ...
Kirsi Quarter. .
Full Moon ....
T hird Quarter.
seti,
7 0!
7 0i
7 15
7 1
7 12
7 13
7 14
7 16
7 17
7 18
7 19
7 21
7 22
7 2.1
7 24
7 25
7 27
7 28
7 29
7 31
7 32
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7 36
7 37
7 38
7 30
7. 40
7 41
7 41
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10
11
12
13
14
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17
18
19
20
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24
25
20
27
28
20
30
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6 48 ov.
P 64 ey.
1 06 CT.
S M mo.
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"7 0!
4 4(
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4 a
7 n
4 4^
7 11
4 41
7 12
4 4(1
7 13
4 39
7U
4 38
7 16
4 36
7 17
4 35
7 18
4 34
7 19
4 33
7 21
4 31
7 22
4 30
7 2,1
4 29
7 24
4 28
7 25
__ 4 27
7 27
4 26
7 28
4 24
7 29
4 23
7 31
4 21
7 32
4 20
7 33
4 19
7 sr,
4 19
r 36
4 18
r 37
4 17
1 38
_. * Je:
r 39
4 15"
r.4fl
4 141
r 41
__4 13T 4l|
4 m
1
1864.]
MONTHLY BEQISX^B.
%i
JTJN'^i -T fifO Ifays.
MooD'i Phases.
New Moon. . . .
Kirst Quarter. .
Full Moon ....
Third Quarter.
OttOfwa,
d. b. m.
4 6 38 mo.
12 6 44 mo-
ig S CO ev.
20 9 11 mo.
Q"
h. m.
6 an IRO.
-I Omo.
« 6«iv.
J 27 mo#
Montreal.
h. m.
6 46 mo.
6 54 mo.
< Oev.
9 21 ev.
A'ltnf^on.
h. m.
6 84 mo.
6 43 mo.
a 48 ev.
9 9 mo.
Toronto.
b. m.
6 22 mo.
6 30 mo.
5 36 ov.
8 07 mo.
DATS- 1
W
w
t)
G
(
8
[)
10
11
12
13
14
U
16
17
18
19
21
'22
23
24
25
2C
27
28
T
F
S
s
M
T
W
T
F
S
s
M
T
W
T
F
S
8
M
T
W
T
P
S
8
M
30
T
London,
b. m.
6 U mo.
8 22 mo
6 as AT.'
8 48 mo*
ami.
lete,
7 42
rises.
4 12
4 12
4 12
4 11
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
40{|
4 09
4 09
4 09
4 09
4 09
4 08
4 08
4 08
4 09
4 09
4 09
4 09
4 10
4 10 7 53'
7 43
7 43
7 44
7 45
7 45
7 46
7 47
7 48
r 49
7 49.
7 5Q;
7 5(1|;
7 50 1
7 51 ■
^ 61, i
7 5a :
7 62 ,
7 52
7 62
7 52
7 63
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 12
.4 12
4 12
4 n
7 53
7 53
7 63
7 64
7 63
7 63
7,W
!• ■'
I';
li
10
MONTHLY BEOIBTBR.
PI
JULY — 31 Days.
Moon's Phuea.
New Mood
First Ooarter .
Full Moon....
Third Qnarter.
OMawo.
h, m.
1 19 er.
10 47 er.
1 33 mo.
t «lmo.
Quebec.
h. SB.
1 KeT.
II 3 ev.
I 4Snio.
» 58 ev.
Montreal.
h. m.
1 Mot.
I* 5T «T.
t 43 mo.
8 53 «v.
Ktngiton.
h. m.
T 17 ev.
10 45 ev.
1 80 mo.
8 40 ev.
Tbronto.
b. m.
7 6ev.
10 83 sv.
1 18 mo.
S38ev.
PAT
II
,1
5T
:
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
26
26
27
28
29
30
31
W
T
F
S
s
M
T
W
T
F
S
If
T
W
T
F
S
■
M
T
W
T
F
S
s
[1864.
London.
h. B.
« VI ev.
10 SS ev.
1 10 mo.
8 90 ev.
Bin.
rises.
4 14
4 15
4 17
4 177 51
sets.
7 52
7 52
7 51
4 18
4 19
4 20
4 21
4 22
7 50
7 50
7 50
7 49
7 49
4 22
4 23
4 24
4 25
4 26
4 27
7 48
7 47
7 46
7 46
7 46
7 45
4 287 44
4 28
4 307 43
4 32
4 33
4 34
7 43
7 42
7 40
7 39
4 36 7 38
4 37
4 38
4 397 34
7 36
7 35
4 41
4 42
4 43
4 44
445
4 46
7 33
7 31
7 30
7 29
7 28
<■•
7 27
1864.]
Moon's Pbss
Sew Moon
First Qusrtor .
Toll Moon ....
Third Qnnrter.
DATI.j
V|W
IM
2T
3W1
4T
5F
€
8
T
lOWl
12 F
13S
14.B
15U
16 T
nwl
isItI
19lF!
208
2181
22IM
23|t|
24W1
251 T I
261fJ
27p
28^8
291^1
3o1t|
[1864.
London,
h. B.
eWov.
10 is er.
1 lOfflo.
SaOer.
rises.
4 14
_4 15
4 17
4 17
4 18
4 19
4 20
4 21
4 22
4 22
4 23
4 24
4 25
4 26
4 27
Sim.
4 28
sete.
7 52
7 52
7 51
7 51
7 60
7 50
7 60
7 49
7 49
7 48
7 47
7 46
7 46
7 46
7 45
4 287 44
7 43
4 307 43
4 32
4 33
4 34
4 36
4 37
4 38
4 39
4 41
4 42
143
144
I 45
i 46
7 42
7 40
7 39
7 38
7 36
7 36
7 34
7 33
7 31
7 30
7 29
7 28
7*27
1864.]
MONTHLY BMISnit.
n
AUGUST-- 31 Days.
Moon's Phases.
New Moon
First Quarter ....
Pall Moon
Third Quarter *>♦
DATS.
1
2
3
4
5
€
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
1^
19
20
21
22
23
24
26
26
27
28
29
30
31
W
W
T
F
S
8
M
T
W
Ottawa.
h. m.
9 99 mo.
0B8ev.
8 8Smo.
1 Omo.
QuAee.
b. m.
9 46 mo.
1 9«T.
8 48 mo.
1 Xt mo.
Montreal,
h. m.
9 89 mo.
1 8er.
8 49 mo.
I 10 mo.
JOnfftton.
h. m.
9 37 mo.
osier.
8 10 ma
08 mo.
Toronto,
h. m.
1 16 mo.
89eT.
8 18 mo.
48 mo.
London.
h. m.
8 7 mo.
88ev.
8 10 mo.
88 mo.
rises.
4 46 7 27
4 47 7 26
4 47 7 25
.4 497 23
.4 50
■ 4 51
4 52
.4 53'
-4 64'
avB
4 67
4 59
5 00
^01
02
04
05
07
09
19
11
12
14
6 16
sets.
7 22
7 21
7 19
7 17
7 15
4 567 14
7 13
7 11
7 09
7 07
7 06
7 04
7 03
7 01
6 59
6 57
6 56
6 54
6 52
5 16 6 50
6 49
20
21
22
176 47
196 45
6 42
6 41
689
' ^2|6 37
Hit
n
1.1
:!3
d
m
m
m
BR.
flk4.|864.]
— SO Days.
Moon's FhauR.
JSTew Moon.... ..
Fint Quarter to
Full. Moon t6
Third Qnarter |S3
New Moon
PATB.
M w
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Ottmca,
h. m.
1 4 mo.
46 QO.
4 Set.
1 eoev.
5 89 ev.
Quebec.
h. m.
1 20 mo.
1 3 mo.
4 21 ev.
2 «ev.
B 86 eT.
Montreal.
h. m,
1 14 mo.
S6mo.
4 15 er.
2 Oct.
5 4'» ev.
KiKiieto»,
h. m.
1 2 mo.
44 mo.
4 Bev.
1 48 ev.
5 37 ev.
Toronio.
h. m.
Mmo.
1^0 3tmo.
?.8«l ev.
1 SOev.
S 29 ev.
Lond<yn.
ta. m.
43 mu.
84 mo.
8 48ev.
1 28 ev.
5 n ev.
s
M
T
W
T
F
S
M
T
W
T
P
fS
8
19M
20 T
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
W
T
P
S
8
M
T
W
rises.
5 23
BUN.
»€U<.
6 35|
24
25
26
27
29
80
82
38
34
36
36
6 3-2
6 3ii
d 2^
6 2;
6 26
6 241
6 221
6 20 1
6 19
6 \'\
6 liij
386 Ml
30 P
89
40
42
43
5^446 04
5^6
5 47
5 48
5 60
IS 51
r» 62
5
5 56
5 56
5 67
5 58
5 59
546
6 Oil
6 08
(i Oil
Moon's Pliaaes.
Kirst Quarter .
uU Moon ....
I Quarter.
Moon —
Third i
6 02
6 00
5 58
6 5G
5 54
5 52
50
6 48
6 4(1
I
5 44
6 42
6 41
Sew
s
s
M
T
W
6T
F
S
B
T
.0
11
12
13
w
T
14 F I
15 S I
16 B I
'tI
1&T|
loWl
20 T I
2l|F
22 S
238
24 Ml
'>.^ T
W
TJ.
28lF L
29 S
3oIb
3l\MI
26
2T
(is^i. meL]
MONTHLY RE6I3TBR.
h
m
Lond'Oii,
!>• m.
timo.
84 mo.
8 48ev.
1 28 ev.
I 5 17 ev
5 38 6 I'i
5 54 5 60
• ■ — » ■- t-
OCTOBER -31 Days.
Moon'B Phases.
Ottatna.
Qiieher.
Montreal,
Kingston.
Toronto.
London,
•
rirst Quarter
Ml Voon
(1.
16
22
30
Ii. in.
10 33 mu.
1 11 mo.
23 mo.
10 24 mo.
h. m.
10 49 mu.
1 27 mo.
6 3» mo.
10 40 mo.
h. m.
10 43 mo,
1 21 mo.
It 83 roo.
10 3^1 mo.
b. m.
10 81 mo.
1 9mp.
6 31 mo.
10 22 mo.
h* ID.
la l» mo.
67 mo.
6 9 mo.
10 10 mo.
1
1
lOUQO.
<L u 1 m&
riiird Quarter
S'bw Moon
ft Into.
10 Sao.
nits.
......... -_.--...
5 59
6 00
6 01
6 08
6 04
6 08
6 07
6 08
6 09
6 11
6 13
6 14
6 15
6 16
6 18
6 20
6 21
6 22
6 28
6 26
6 27
6 28
6 29
6 80
6 31
6 82
6 N
6 3fl
6«7
6 98
6 89
MtR.
S 40
28
5 89
:iM
5 37
iT
5 35
.1 w
—
6 33
fiT
9 31
7F
—
5 29
fiS
5 27
o«
5 25
1ft M
5 23
n T
—
5 21
12 W
5 19
\^ T
5 17
M F
5 10
Ti S
5 14
16 8
5 12
17 M
5 10
18 T
5 08
10 W
5 07
9n T ---
■*
ft 05
'n F
—
5 08
'>9 S
%
9 01
91 fl
4 59
94 M
4 58
<)r. T „
4 66
26 W -
4 55
27 T ...
•*■' -■■■ — — ■
4 68
28 P .
161
29 S
4 60
30 P
4 48
3i\m
V
4 47
1?' h
I; ' \%
'■]
I -
.5 69f5 41
HOMTHLT RB6ISTBR.
;:-*T- - :■■• •■
NOVEMBER -30: Days. |
Moon'a PbsMB.
OUawa.
<iU*b€C.
Montrtal.
Kingston.
7bro«<o. Xo«H<<)il!|
mnt«
full 11
Third
XewH
iOtftor
OOD
d.
6
13
U
39
h. m.
6 49 CT.
39CT.
8 18 mo.
3 19 mo.
h. m.
7 6ev.
45 CT.
8 28 mo.
8 89 mo.
ta. m.
«MeT.
89*T.
3 21 mo.
8 88 mo.
ta. m.
6 47 eT.
37 eT.
8 10 mo.
3 11 mo.
h. m.
« S5*T.
16 eT. •
1 08 mo.
1 09 mo.
h. m. 1
«97eT.I
7ev,l
Qnwtar
loon
1 eoeT.I
1 61 eT.I
•An.
■ V
IT
•
(
Sim.
iaes. „
} 404
} 414
) 484
} 464
J 47 4
3 484
S 60 4
5 514
6 62 4
6 64 4
6 66 4
6 68 4
6 59 4
7 004
7 014
7 02 4
7 044
7 05 4
7 06 4
7 07 4
7 09 4
7 114
7 12 4
7 13 4
7 154
7 16 4
7 17 4
7 19 4
7 20 4
7 214
JW
8T
4F
6S
«•
7M
8T
OVI
r
iOT
11 I
1
12 S
18 1
i
14U
[
161
1
16 V
?
17'
r
181
p
19 J
s
i
1
1
32'
r
28^
V
24
r
26
■A
F
36
B
547
• '
38
M
»
T
«<|
(fl
Moon's Phues.
It Quarter ..
llMoon
rd Quarter
Moon . . . .
^4
IW
T
r
s
8
M
T
W
T
F
u
MONTHLY BEGI8TEK.
0.
r.
r. •
10.
0.
London.
h. m.
Iti.
1 SOev,
I M ev
•VN,
rlMa. n
6 404
6 414
6 484
6 454
6 47 4
6 484
6 60 4
6 514
6 62 4
6 64 4
6 66 4
6 68 4
6 69 4
7 00 4
7 014
7 02 4
7044
7 05 4
7 06 4
7 074
7 09 4
7 114
7 12 4
7 13 4
7 154
7 16 4
7 17 4
7 19 4
7 20 4
7 214
Moon's Phues.
kt Quarter .,
[iMoon
^d Quarter
rMoon 188
OttavM.
h. m.
2 30 mo.
2 8 mo,
U 89 er.
4 n ev
<iu«bte.
ii. m.
2 4» mo.
3 24 niu.
U 14 ma.
4 38 ev.
llontrtait.
h. m.
2 40 mo.
2 IS mo.
V 8 mo.
4 2T ev.
KinniUm,
h. m.
2 28 mo.
2 6 mo.
11 Mev.
8 IS ev.
ToroiUo,
b. m.
9 iCme.
1 S4mo.
11 44 ev.
4 8ev.
15
DECEMBER— 31 Days.
XOIMfOM.
^ ■'
il
16
THE KOYAL I'AMILY, ETC.
[1864,
864.]
...» THE QUEEN.
Victoria, Queen of the United Kiugdom of Great Britain anil [rclinul : only <liui|:litoi oi Hi:* Va'A
Rojal HiKhness Edward Duke of Kent, and Vicloriu lute Duelie.M* of Kent, dau(J!hter r.f|
Francis, Duke of Saxe-Gobonrg ; born the 24th JMay, IMn ; snccecdod to the Tlirone on thf
decease of Her Uncle, William IV., June 20lli, l*li7 ; proclaimed June 21st, 1837 ; Crownpill
June 28th, 1888 ; Married February lOth, 1810, to Field Marshal His Royal HiKhness I'riiicf
Albert Augustus Charles Emmanuel, Prince nf Saxe Cobonr^i' and Ootha, Knight of the Mnitl
Noble Order of the Garter, &c., Ac, &c. ; boin the -iQih August, isio ; and (Hfd nt Winds r|
Castle, Decennber, 14th. 1861.
ISSUE.
Victoria Adelaide Marv Louisa (i'riuuess Royal), born November l'LsI, I^1U; married •laniian
•26th, 1.858, H.R.H. Frederick William, Prince of 'Prussia; Albert Edward (I'lince of Wales),. boni|
November 9th, 1841 ; Married Princess Alexandra of nmniark, lotli Mureh, )^(!'5 ; Alice Maud Marv
born April 26th, 1843 ; married .luly 1st, 1862, H.R. i. Prince TiOuis of Hessie ; Alfred Ernest Albeii.l
born August 6th, 1844; Helena Augusta Victoria, born Mav 25th, 1S4(>; Jioiiise Caroline Albertn, I
born March 18th, 1848; Arthur William Patrick Albert, born' May Jst, 1850; Leopold (Jcorgo Duncail
Albert, born April 7th, 18o3; Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodoii;, boiu April 14tli, ls57.
J MTISIOSS.
llltJI Hon. J(
%t'la Dnra)iUJ.
\t Lnnttudicr.
lonmitrc. ■
\rmidriUe
\d(
tinnehci'
S^ilh
-George v.. King of Hano\er, born May 27th, 18l!i ; George, Uuko
Cambridge, born March 2Gth, 1819; Princess Augusta (Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelitz), born Jiilvl
" ry Adelaide M'^ilhehnina Elizabeth, born November 27tb, 1838.
Thb Queen' h Cochins
nbridge, born I
19th, 1822 ; Mary .
^iumda.
THE GOVERNOR GENEHAL.
The Right Honorable Charles Stanley Viscount Monck, Baron Monck of BaU3'trammon, in tlii
County of Wexford, Governor General of Briti.sh North America, and Captain General and Governor
in Chief in and over the Provinces of (Janada, Nova Seotiii, New Bruns
Edward, and Vice Admiral of the same, &c., <&c., &c.
AMe^-de-Canif) — Denis Godley. Governor's Sccret.iry ; (juptain Uetallack, Military Secretary ami
Aide-de-Camp ; Iiientenant Colonel Irvine, Provincial Aide-de-Gamp.
iswick. and the Island of Prince
President of the Council. Hon. 1. Thibandeau.
Attorney General East.. Hon. A. A. Dorion.
Attorney General West.. Hon. J. S. Macdonald
Commis.of Grown Lands . Hon. W. McDont;all.
Commis.ofPublicWorks.Hon. M. Laframboise,
ProviDci«l Secretarv ....Hon. A. J. F. Blair.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Postniiister Geneial ll<>n. O. Mowat.
Minister of Finance llou. L. H. Holton.
Receiver General Hi n. W. P. Howland.
Solicitor General for L.C.Hon. J. Huntington.
SolicitorGcneralfor IJ.C. r.'m/-/.
Minister of Agriculture.. Hon. L. I<olellier.
Cheers:— W. H. Lee, Clerk ; W. A. Himswortli. Confidential Clerk.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF CANADA.
nie Hon. Clbic .Toskph Tehsikr, Hpcuktv, Quolx'i'.
I'IFK LbOISLATIVi: CoUhCII.I.ORri.
sxuea AND p. 0. address,
Hon. John Hamilton, KinggUm. Hon.
" Adam Ferrle, ffamUUm. "
" VmijtR. Moore, Pfiilipsbirra/i. "
" George J. Goodhue, Lundon-.
" James Morris, Brockville. "
" James Gordon, Toronto. ' •
" James Ferrler, Montreal. '
" Rodertok Matheson, Perth.
Blectivk
NAMFS AND t. 0. AllDRERS.
Gcorpe 8. Boullon, ( obourg. lion,
9\T E. P. T&chv, Montmrigtip.
.lainci Ijeslle, Montrenl.
Frederick A. QuesncI, Montreal.
G.8. DeBcaujeii, Coteau ffii/Aic.
.Tuhn ItoHH, Toronto.
8unmcl Mills, //l7»iW()»(. j •'
I.K0I.SLAT1TE ConNCII.LOBS, C. \\ .
NAMKS AND P. O. ADDRKR,^.
liOuiH I'anet, (Quebec.
(■»lr Narcisse lii^lieaii, Quebec.
riiiirlc'S Wlison, M<mire,(il.
Henjnmlii Scyiiiour, I'ort Hojh
Diivki M. Annstronp, Hotel.
Klienpzpr Perry, Cvboiirg,
Unltcr n. niekson, jViagara.
mvisioKS.
Bathurat Hon.
Broek "
BurUivgton .... "
Caiara^i "
tatUim. "
Xrie "
Oort... "
Home "
Kino. "
MdtaMde "
JfkUai
rf'. iUj^
NAMK.<. P. 0. AT)DRES.S,
James Shaw Smith's Falls.
A. J. F. Biair Gtielph.
Harmanus Smith . . Ancasler.
Alex. Campbell.... Einp;!ton.
Thoi. Bennett Athol.
David Christie Binntford,
George Alexander. Woodstock.
.Tames 0. Aiklns. . . Riohvlew.
David Roesor MarUham.
R. Leonard London.
William McMaster. Toronto.
Asa A, Burnh»ni. . , ()oi>ourg.
DIVISIONS.
Niagara
(/ueen-s
Quinte...
JUdeOii
Saimemt
St. Vhtir
iSt, Lawrence..
Tficiimnctb... .
Thamen
Trent
Western
York
NAMKIS.
.lames U, C'urrie. . .
.Tohn Simpson
Rotitrt Rcail
.ramc« Skoail
.f olm Mc.Mnrricli .,
•Mex. VIdal
Geoifte Crawford .
Donald McUnnnld
Oiiver Blake
BillaFiint
Walter McOrea,..,
George W. Allan,.
A.
Fr
J.
L.
J.
Lo
Lu
01
Jo
CI
s.
fcostTiTCieNetsi
IrgentevAl Hon
\igot.. Hoc
|«/Kc« ..Hen
itanharnota I'au
UUrhttHM Eli
Mhicv Ans
onavi^ntute The
\t(inl, K.R -tnh
Irrtut, W.R... . Edii
|orf-i'i«e, ToKn.r. I
ii'oni*).. Clir
hrldun '^'n
\hntiMu ..C. 1
hnmplain .loli
Viiiileroin -^de
ilinttniigiMi/.. ..lloi
\l.irnl.i(Siigaen...J)a
'fiWjiUni Ii>1
eriiwall. Town .Tic
wchejittr lit
iruui'dib Artlmb.X.
iiiilds Jol
burArtin, IC.R. . . .Jol
ii'fhahi, W.R
Jigin, K.R . . .
)l<jin,W.R...
Ho
..loV
P.O. ADDRKSS.
St. Catharine ;
.Bowmanvlllo.
• BpileviUe.
.Ottawa.
.Toronto.
Sarnia.
• Hrockvllie.
.Toronto.
.Waterforcl.
.Belleville.
.Chatham.
.Toronto.
tiontenae Wl
\miie -lol
Vrnanrry Oo
VnvllU, S.n. .Wl
|)fV tie
titoii . ..J"
Wwiilton, at]/... lii
hstingi, y.R . .Til
tiiftiiig/i. S.R Hi
tnfhfliiga H(
minlingdon B'
li'fon i!t Bruce. in
froille Al
(q'U'H Curlier.. ¥i
hlUtte. H'
f(iii)oura«ka Je
V/)f Al
tmyiton. City. . . H
\(liiibti)ll Al
\imirk, 7V.7?....R'
lliiin-yfc, S.R A
Ulnaiiie Al
VAnwmption....^'
Uval Jc
VedMiiirreii.N.R?!
,«(/», S.R A
i«nni>a:i&A(fding.U
«•/« J'
lincohi: . .' ■«
[hiet L
ondon. City H
Whiniere H
tankinonge M
Ytgantlo tj
li'ldlesea),X.B..C
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IfiMitgii^t 3
[1864,
ikupthter of
rinoHP on thf
Vu ; Crowncil
i),'hne8a l»rii)o»
lit of the Mofl
I lit Windsor
arricd •laiiii»ii
Wales),, bori;
CO Maud Mary
Ernest Albeit
roline Albertn,
ioor£foT)nnc'a'j
^ome, IJuko (
Hz), horn JuK
amtnon, iu the
I and Governor
sland of Princt
r Secret avy ami
lowat.
. Helton.
'. Rowland,
jntington.
i'tellier.
864.]
LEGISLATIVE COUNCILLOBS, ETC.
17
FLKCTITB LlOtBLATITZ CotmoitLOM, C. E.
DITISIOSS.
(*"
idford
e'la Dtu-aiita.
Ju VaUi^re.
t Lnnaudicr .
Lonmierc . .
S<il<iherry. . .
ramlriUe
>i[f
hi'iniin
nnebw
.%///r
Uou
NAMHn. P. O. AFDRISS.
. Jo«. F.&rwaaJ.Rivlert.-(ie8-PrBlrlei
A. B. Foster . ..Frost Vlllnje.
Fran. Lemieux.. Quebec.
J. Bto. Q. ProulxNicoldt .
L. A. Olivier ...Burthier.
J. 0. Buriau...St.Rerai.
Louis Renaud.. . Moutreal.
Luc Ll.de S». JualRiviorc-Oiii'lli'.
CIric J. Tevsler.Qiiobt'C.
John Humilton.nawlieabury.
Clm8. Cormier. .PlesHisvllle, rtouicr.
A.J. DuchcHnRv.Bt. Cathurines. Fos
oiriaiONB.
Laurentiden. .
Lauton
ifiUe IxUd . .
.Vontarvilhr.
Kepentigny
„„*AJ'«8. P. O. AOSBgjM.
-' M.PdeS.LatcrriereKboaIen]ents.
" EHJ DuchesDaySte.MarieN.Beaaco
" Edouard MassonTerrebonne.
- LouiaLacoste...Bouchervllte.
<ti:^c".i.<v"'ir — ''P-U.ArchambauUL'AHompMon.
Iligaud " E.Prudhomme jr.Tannerv West.
Rirugemonf, ... •' L. A. DessauUes. Montreal.
Saurel
■Shawfnegan
Stadacona.
Victoria
" J.B.Ouevreiaent.SoreL
'• Charles Malhiot.Polnte-dtt-U-jc.
•' Frangois Baby,. Quebec.
' Thomas Ryan ..Montreal.
WfUinffUyn " .lohn 8. Sanborn, Shcrbruoke.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF CANADA.
llrt^•. Lewis Walliiridok, Speaker.
0. ADDnHRji.
iiehre.
Ilean, Quehtv.
, Montreal.
loiir, I'ort J/o}it.
trontr, Horel,
, Cobourg.
son, jVifi(/or(i,
I'. O. ADDRK.1S.
..St. Catharine t
. . IlowmaDylllo.
. .IlpllevlUe.
..Ottawa.
..Toronto.
. Sarnia.
.,IU'ockvi!lp.
I.Toronto.
. . Waterfonl.
.Belloville.
..C'liathatn,
,, Toronto.
;0!<fTITC«Nt'JEr*. NAMK.-". P. 0, ADDRI<i<S.
rgentevAl Hon. J.J.O. Abbott Montreal.
,i(jro(l. Hon. M. Lafrauiboisc. .St. Hyai;intlie.
(iiuv« Henri E. Tafclu'reaii. .Quebec.
tanharnotis Paul Deni<< Montreal.
■UerlituM Ed. Rcraillarii . Quebec.
■rthier Anaelme H Paquet. . . Si. Outhlicit.
maefntme Theodore Roliltallle. .New Carl if>l'».
nint, K.R -'ohn Younii Bown .... Braatford.
rttti, W.R. . . . Edmund B. Wood Briintford.
rOih-ville, Tonn.T. U Chambers BrockvUU'.
rome. ... Chri.stopher Dunkin. . .Kiiowlton.
irkturi "Wm. F. Powell Ottawa.
hniiihly . . .C. B. de Boueherville. . Bouclierrille.
ham plain John Jones Robs St.Au'e la Per'd
Jiitrleroin Adolphe Oairnon Bale St. Paul.
lintiniiginl!/...,llon. L.U. Holton Montreal.
hicol.dSiiguen. .'Dnv\(i K. Price (Milcoutiini.
wijiU>ii John Henry Pope Cooksh'r.K.Tps
oiutciiU, Town ,IIoD. J. S. MacdonaUl.CornwaH.
orchenter Hector L LanRuvin. ..Quebec.
W(Hi.'rf<* ArtAflb.,!. B. E. Dorion L'Avenir.
inndu* John 8.vlvester Rons. ..Iroquois.
turhain, E.R John Sliuter Smitli Port Hope.
hirkam, IF. /?.... Henry Munro Neiyeastle.
'gin, ja.B Ltonldaa Biwwell Port Burwell.
Igin, W.It lohn Scoble St. Thomas.
'<w,e
rontenac William Ferpusoii Kiiisslon.
\inpe John LeBoutlllev Oaspe Ba.fin.
Irfignrrj/ Donald A. Macdouald. Ale.\andrin.
'■mivllh, S.n. .Walter Shanly Montreal.
VfV fieorRe Jackson Bontinck.
UltiiiiMnd David Thompson Indiana.
alton. . . .John White Milton.
amnion. City. . . Isaac Buchanan Uamillon.
uthiQi, Jf.i: . .Thomas C. Walibridpe. Belleville.
ii««»(7,s S.lt. . . .Hon. L. Wallbridgc. . . . Ilelleville.
nvhftiiga Hon. A. A. Borion Montreal.
untingdon Robert B. Sommevville.Huntingdon.
'liivn it BrttCf . . James Dickson Kpmond ville.
Uroille Alexander Dufresne . . . Iberville.
iM'ieo (7rtr</ei'. .Francois Z. Tasse St. Laurent.
)U(tte. H.C. dit Grandclmmp.St. Elizabeth.
'mourMka . . . .Jean Charles Chapais.Si.DenlBten has
'.,it Archibald McKellar.. Chatham.
inyit'on, Ciisy. ..Hon. J.A. Macdonald. Kingston.
iimhloii Alexander Mack-jnr.le.Larahton.
nnark, N.R. . . . Robert Bell Oarlcton Place.
mark, S.R Alexander Morrit; Montreal.
ii/irairie Alfred Pln(onntnv\lt . . Montreal,
'^MompMoii. .. .Louis Archambault L'ABSoniptlon
iiTul Joseph H. Bellerose...St.Vinc.clePaul
ee(tit,ii;Ureii.N'.RVtmc\a Jones Kemptville.
wU, S.B . . ..Albert N. Richards. . Brockville.
<iui()ir,*Xf/rfin(7.Rlchard J. Oartwrlght.Klnpiton
«•«« Joseph G.Blanchet Levis.
inroiii ''' William MeGivecin.... St. Catharines.
hlei Louis B. Caron Quebec.
Mdon, Oifu. . . .Hon. John Carling London.
olMnlere Henri ft. Joly Quebec.
'aikimnffe Molse Uoude Rlv.duL. (enh.
'aganttc George Irvine Quebec,
'mieseti, E. 7?.. OrowuU Wilson Arva.
Hiittteum, lf.i7..ThoraaiBtetobei'd ....London.
fiMi$iru9t. James 0'I!«ll»rw . , . .OowsntTille,
CONSTITI^ESCIES. NAHVS. P.O. ADDaBHS
yffintcul/m Joseph Dufresne St. Alexis.
Jfonlmagny JoBcph O. Beaubien. . . ftlontmagny.
Montmorency — Hon. Joseph Caucbon. Quebec.
Montreal £</#<.... Hon. O.E.Cartler. .. . Montreal
Montreal Centre. . H«n. J. Ross Montreal.
Montreal Went. ..Hon. Thos. D. McGee .Qucliec.
yapierrJUe Sixte C. dit La Relne. . Lacolle.
Niagara, Tovn , .John Simpson Niagara.
yitolet Joseph Gaudet Gentilly.
Norfolk Aquila Walsb Simcoe.
iVo)'rtitwi6'rfJE'.i?.J. L. BlKKar Murray. -
Northumh'd, W.R, James Cockburn Cobourp.
Ontario, N.B Hon. Wra. McDougall. Toronto!
Ontario, S.R Hon. Oliver Mowat . . . Toronto"
Ottawa, City Joseph M. Currier Ottawa."
Oilnim, Coimfy. , Alonzo Wright Hull.
Oiej'ord, N.R Hope F. McKtnzie Sarnla.
Oxford, S.H Hon. George Brown. ..Torontu.
Peel Hon. J. H. Cameron. ..Toronto.
Perth Robert Wacfarlane Stratford,
Peterborough Wilson S. Conger Peterborough.
Pontiac .lohn Poupore Chichester.
Portnevf. Jean T. Brousseau... Qe bee.
Preacott Thomas Higginson. . . .Hawkesbury.
Prince Edward . . Walter Ross Plcton.
Quebec, Sa»t Pierre 6. Huot Qnebec.
Quebec, Centre. . . Hon. I. Thibaudeau. . .Quebec.
Quebec, West Hon. Charles AUeyn . .Quebec.
Qui'.bec, County . . Hon. F. Evanturel Quebec.
Renfrew Robert Molntyre Renfrew.
Rich mond£ iroZ/'eW^illiam H. Webb Melbourne.
Richelieu Joseph F. Perranlt Montreal,
Riitiouiki George Sylvain Rlmouski.
RoutHI* Joseph F. Poulin Marievllle.
RueneU Robert Bell Ottawa.
Saint ffi/acinlhe. Rene Raymond St. Hyaclnthe,
SainUoMt'a Francois Bourassa .... Montreal.
Saint Maurice . . . Charles Lajole Yamaehlche.
Shefford Hon. L. 8. HuntingtonBhcftord.
Sherbrooke, TovmlUn. Alexander T. QaltSherbrooke.
Simcoe, NB Thos. D. McOonkey , . Barrie.
Simvot S.R Thomas R. Fergusson.Coolutowu.
Souhinges William Duckett. . . . Coteau Land'g
Sianntead Albert Knight Stanstead.
Stormoiit Samuel Ault AuUsvlUe.
Temuicouata John Bte. Poullot Uiv.du L.<en b.
Terrebonne L. L. Vlger ilontreal.
Three River8,UUyllon. J. E. Turcotte. ..Three Rivers.
Toronto, Eaiit — John Macdonald Toronto.
Toronto, ITes*..,. Alexander M. Smith ..Toronto.
TiKo Mountain 9.. J i:a.n B. Daouat St. Eustache.
Vawlrevil A. C. du L. Harwood. . Vaudreuil,
Verehertfi Felix Geofftldn Vercheres.
Victoria James W. Dunsford . . . Lindsay,
Waterloo, JN.R. . .Hon. M. H. Foley Simcoe, NorPlk
Waterloo, 8.R , . .James Oowan Gait.
Wetland Thomas 0. Street Chippawa.
WelUngtwi, N.R.Thomas B. Parker Guclph.
Wellington, iS./?. .David Stirton Ouelph.
Wentworth, N.R. . William Notman Dundas,
Wenlworth, S,R.. Joseph Rymal Bartob.
Yamatlea Molse fortler St. David, O.K.
Tork, N.R Jatni^ P. W*ll8 .King.
York, S.B Amos Wrlibt .BMbti^Md Hill.
To rk, W.B Hon. W. P. HowlMd . . ToMtato.
18
FOREIUM CONSULsJ, JUmCIARY, BTO.
[18{
FOREIGN CONSULS IN CANADA.
BELGIUM.
Omitvl, (/usbfc, Abraham Joseph.
Vics-Conitfd, lUonfrml, Joseph Jesse.
DENMARK.
Vks-Cf)7wvl. Mon^tal, Thoinax Kvan.
FRANCE.
Consul- Geiural, Baron* Oauldrec Boilleuu, rtJHi-
dence, Quebec. CMncdlnr of the Con*ul(Ut
Gm.eral, Heuri Feer.
Vke-Contiil, Montreal, Hon. Tliouia.^ livan.—
Theodore Ducet, Actinij.
Oonml. Agent, Toronto, W. J. Macdoncll.
HANOVER.
Consul, Montreal, Hcnrj Chapinun.
HAN8K TOWNS, LL'BEC, BREMKN .\N1)
HAMBURGH
Consul, Quehtv, Edward Ryan.
Vire-Comul, Montreal, Thomsvs Ryan.
IIALY.
Gotuuls, Montreal, Henry Chnpinan ; /ranjie,
Horatio LeBoutillier.
MECKLENBURG-SCHWERIN.
Conml, Qu6bw, Gustav Bcling.
NETHERLANDS.
Gonwl-Oeneral, B. Homer Dixon, Esq., K.N.L.,
residence, The Homcwood, Toronto.
OLDENBURG.
Coimil, Quebi-c, Gustav Beling.
PORTUGAL.
Vice-Cortsul, Quebec, William H. Tilstone.
UPPER CANADA.
Hob. Wm. Hy. Draper, C.B., Chief Justice of
Upper Canada.
Hon. P.M.M.S. Vankoughnet, D.C.L., Chancellor
Hod
of Upt'r" Canada
on. W
Pleas.
Richardi, Chief Justice of Common
Hon. James C.P. Esten, Vice Chancellor.
Hon. John Godfrey Spra^rge. V^ice Chancellor.
Hon. J. H. Hararty, D.C.L, Judge Court of
Qaeen's Bench.
Hon. J. C. Morrison, Judge Court of Queen's
Bench.
Hon. Adam Wilson, Judge Court of Common Pleas
Hon. John Wilson, Judge Conrt of Common Pleas.
. . ;> LOWER CANADA.
Court of Qrii^N's Bench. — Hon. Sir Louis
Hrpolite Lafonts'^; Hart., VhtefJumce ; Hon.
Tbos. Gushing AySi^ir:, Jear ' rancoic lod. Duval.
Rene £• Carott ai»d Wni. C.s.is MereL';( :, Puitae
Judges; Ch3>k iVl<in'it ii. Atsi.itan Judge.
ScpehiorCocit.- l5 !».. Edward B(wcn, Chief
Justice i Hon. .>amos dmith, J. A. Taschereau,
Peter Winter, Andrew Stuart, Edward Short,
Wm. Badgiey, John S. McCord, John C. Bruneau,
David Roy, Antoino Polette, Aime Lafontaine,
FaUs O. Uautbier, John G. Thompson, Joseph A.
Bwikalot, and TdomM J.J. Loraoger, Judges.
PRUSSIA.
CoMuli', M'jntrMl, Henry ('hapmnn ; •/
Hod. George Pcmbertou".
SPAIN.
Cop*'ji, Moiitr>'ii/, Heury Chupmau.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
Conxi'l, Q'lfbvc, Alfred Falkenbcr^.
Vic -('OMtil, Montreal, H. Chapman.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Coiit'i'^-Gtiiiral, Hon. Joseph R. Giddinir.s,
denci?, MoutiTHl.
CoHU'l/i, ^/w^c, Thomas Fltnttni; Uuebic,
Ogdeii.
Conttiilar Aaenfn, Voa/lcoo^- aud Idand .
Edward lieunosey; Cohourfj, George P*
Duhtille, J.E. Kirkpatrick ; Pundee, John
.Mullen; I'ort A'rie, John Douglas; /hiu
J.D. Irwine; Himmingford, G.W. Bun.
I{hig.ifoii, J.C Clark ; Lacolle {Rontie'ii /'
F. W. Myers; Mo)-pci!i., Erost Hill; X
FaWs, Joel Harris; Point St, Charles mi
Lamhrl, W. Bennet ; Port Burwdl, R.D.L
J'nrt Colhorne, James Fortier ; Port h'-jjt,
Albis; Port Rowan, W. H. Stevenson;
SarriiO; R. (f. McMulIen ; I^t Sinilet/, .Jo
Bostwick; /V«ro</, J S.Hawloy ; tit.Cath^
D.C. Hayiics; Toronto, David Thurston
URUGUAY.
Conml, Montreal, F. W. Henahaw.
The
jeifi
Consuls-General rank with Brigadier-Gene
Consuls with Colonels and Lieutenant-Cof
Vice-Consuls with Captains in the Army,
i'josular Agents with Lieutenants in the'i
^ivfeiou ffioutt ^iUin
Carleton. — The DivisionCourts for this C
will be held for the year 1864, as follows
For the \st Dimsion : In Ottawa, the lait
day of every month. Clerk, Geo. R. Burke,
2nd Division. : In Richmond, 18th Jan,
March, I6th May, 4th July, lath Sept., 7th irders are draw
64.]
dlit (Bitx\
KEGULATl
^C't) Rates —Itt
mi to any place
piiiil , for o cents |
f itarged 1 "cents |
The rate on letters
By Canadian
By Cunard
>tter8 for Briti
rond sea, and I
gUndj must be
.je rate on '. tte
)t Californip •' t J
Hw^Regis'ruior Chi
•vJdressed t
ipri" ., i:^i charg(
i'oitnc Uegistrat:
5
Penal Clause.—']
iiial clause :
To incl >8e a lelte
nded to serve the
isi«d fortheParct
Money Orders.—
rnwnce may be <
(Tice (of which i
flice) , at the folic
Under and up to
Over $10 and no
« 20 "
" 30 "
" 40 "
" bO
" 80
n single order c\
Money Orders
wd.—montj On
Iflice in Great Bi
d at any Canad
Clerk, John A. Bryson, Ea>q
^rd Division : In Hontly, 20th Jan., 16th Mi
18th May, 6th July, 2ht -ept,. 9th Nor. "
John Fenton, Esq
4th Division : In Fi*?,r.iy, 1>n .f«r .. l7lhM
I9th May. 7lh July, 2 n} -^eii*., lOvu Wov. C
Wm. D. Pigott, Esq.
bth Division : In North Gower, 19th Jan.,
March, 17th May, 6th July, 20th Sept., 8th
Clerk, Wm. Cowan, Esq.
Stk Divinon : In Osgoode, S7th Jan., 6th l\
7th May, 2..d July, 3rd Sept., 19th ^0T. G
Ira Morgan. Esq.
lih Vivinior, : At Bell's Corners, Nepeao
Jan., 12th March, 14th May , 9th July, 17tb !
6fh Nov. Clerk, T. G. Anderson, Esq.
Chr. Arhstrong, ConntyJ
Ottawa, Dec, 1863.
N. B —The General Qnarter Sessions and(
ty C ourt, the 2nd Tuesday in .Vltroh, June
tenbar, tad Daoambar.
ihargeable beiiig
a to £5, 60 cts.
ntoXlO, 81-
ban J£l0; but ai
nuy be procrsreii
ibt m
uNiTKU caui
Diocese, of M
D. D., Lord Bis
Very itev. J. B
Thompson, M.
White, Junior
Rev. M. Town_
D.C.L.LL.D.. I
Rev. J. Scott,
Hcott, D.D., R«
('haplains; —
Dioc£Sii of (j
D.D, Lord B
Rev. A. W.
J
Q. V. Honama
[li
'hapmhn
Ipioau.
lORWAV
|apDian.
AMKRICA.
K. Oiddinjrs
|»iuu; Qucbi'i-.
uhil. hland
ur/j, George Pe
. Ihindee, JoLo
Douglas; JJam
,k IJ.W. Bun
joUc ( Ronne'K I'.
iiast Hill; ^';,^
AV. Charles <m\
Burwell, R.lj.,
er; Port kl:^i,
\. Stevensou;
I\)Tt Stanley, J.
iwloy; tii.Vath
ivid Thurston.
Y.
nshaw.
Brigadier-Ueiie
iiieutenant-Coio
9 in the ArmT.I
enants in the"
I 5*i«ii
!7ourt8 for this C4
I, as follows ;
Ottawa, the laitl
Geo. R. BurkeJ
>iid, 1 8th Jan.,]
l»th Sept., 7rii(
0th Jan., 16th m|
t., 9th Nor.
if (■??,■.. 17th Ml
',^<-../Wov. C|
64.]
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, ETC.
If
)wer, 19th Jan.,
SOth Sept., 8th I
!7lhJan.,6thMl
, 19th ^0T.
rners, Nepean,L
hhJuly, i7thr
'SOD, Usq,
ONCr, Connty jl
rScMioniandC
.viaroh, Jane,i
m (Qttkt gejmvtntent.
UEGULATIONS AND RATES.
Uitet RatM.—titXttTH potted in Canad<i ad-
lised to any place within the Provioce. pasii, if
Ipuid, for h cents per ^ 02., but irpotte<l U'apaid,
iriiarKed 7 'cents per j oz.
The rate on letters to the UnitedKiugdom will be,
By Canadian Packet, Viii cts, per I ounce.
ByCunard " 17" •'
Letters for British Calooies find poMsessions,
rond sea, and for Foreyjtn Couotiies, via.
■glandj must be i>i'i>-pairl.
The rate on I. ttei.> .f»i •'■<' ulted States, (ex-
|tt Californip m d O/t.'^ou; i.i cents per } ounce
legisiritior Che :.• :<s — Poi ibe Re^i^tratinn of
jeiti ti'dressed to <iiy place in Hritisli North
iBeri" . 1 :i - charge is £ cents.
|i\*i Mc iUgistration of a Letter to Lmited Kinx-
dom, l2Jc.
" " LTuited States, oc.
\Penal Clautc—Tbe Act cootuins the following
Inal clause :
To inci )se a letter, or letters, or any writiiis in-
|Diied to serve the purpose of a letter, in a Parcel
DsUd for the Parcel Post, shall be a misdemeanor.
Ulojiei/ Orders.— Money Orders payable in the
Irnvince maybe obtained at any Money Order
llfice (of which a list can be seen at any Post
Iflice) , at the following rates :
Under and up to $10. . .
Over $10 and not exceeding $20 .
« 20 *' ''
" 30 «' "
" 40 «« "
" bO " "
" 80 " '«
|io single order c«n be issued for more than $100
Moneif Ordert on England, Scotland and Le-
md.— Money Orders payable at any Money Order
IfRce in Great Britain and Ireland, can bo obtain-
' at any Canadian Money Order Otiice. The
irders are drawn in sterling, the Commission
^hargeable beiug for £2 and under, 25 cts. ; from
:2 to X5, 50 cts. ; from £0 to £7, 75 cts. ; irom
'.1 to XIO, il. No order can be dtawn for more
than £U) ; but any number of orders for £10 each
I'ly be proei>reu .
Ilbc (Slevgg at <Sanadit
IHoceHi ' Toronto.— Hon. and Right Rev. John
Strahan, D,|> , LL.D., Lord Bishop (1889); Ven.
Ale.i. \. Beihune, D.D., D.C.L., Archdeacon of
ToronT); .irchd. Uothiine, D.D., D.C.L, Rev.
H.J. oras, f B.D., l{.v H. Soadding, D.D.,
Rev. S. Giviii ., R.D., Bisho^^'a Chaplains ; Rev.
George C.Wilhaius. f'haplaiD her Majesty's
Forci's ii Toronto.
IHoLM). ■,; II u roil.
Bishop ; Veil. C. C.
.r. T'«vern
, v'er> Rev.
'ntario • Ven.
)f Ontario ;
• • ■
• ,« •
cents
20..
. .10
30.,
. . 15
40.
. .30
60..
. .45
80. .
..60
00.
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KNITKD CBIIRCU Or EN»il,A.<l» \SI) IHKL.^ND.
Diocese of Montreal. — M *t Rev F. Fulfoid,
U. I)., Lord Bishop of Montreal :kii'l Mi^tropolitan.
Very Kev. J. Bethupe, D. D.. Dcnu ; Rim ,1. H.
Thompson, M. A., Senior Cnumi : Uf J. I'.
White, Junior Canon; Rev. .J Ut'id. D I).,
Rev. M. Townsend. M A Rot. W T. l.cacb,
D.C.L.LL.D., Rev.C.Baocr. !,D.l> . Hn.i.r«ii«^iH;
Rev. J. Scott, D. D., Arcbdeacou ; ^ ■. n. .\r(>h.
Scott, D.D., Rev. J. H. Thompson, .MA.. Hittliop-
('liaplains ; Bishop's Secr«!tar\
iHocMii of (Juebev.— Right Rei-. J.W. VVillutn*
D.D, Lord Bishop, (18«3) ; Rev. Or. Nicollt,,
Rev. A. W. Mountain, Rev. S. S, Wood, Rev.
G. V. Housman^ Bishop's Chaplains.
UightHev ) Cronyn, D.D.,
Brough, A. M Archdeacon,'
London ; Ven. J. Helmuth, D.D., Arclid , Huron;
: Ven. C.C. Brougb. A.M., J. Walker Mai.sl ^ A.,
K.L. Elwood, A.M., R. Flood. A.M., M. L.iomer,
i LL.p., Bishop's Chaplains.
DioiHvt of Ontario. — Righi
Lewis, D.I)., LL.D., Bishop (1
W. B. Laudor, LL.D., Dean o(
H. Piitton. D. C. L., Archdeac
Bishop's Chaplains, Ven. H. Puiou, D.C.L.,'
Trinity College, Toronto, and Rev W. Bleasdcll,
M.A., Trinity College, Dublin; Chancellor of the
Diocese, James A. Henderson, Esq., D.C.L. ;
Kogistrnr, C. F. Gildersleeve, Esq., Bar'i :it-Law
ROHAN CATHOLIC OIUROIl.
I .Dme.it ()f' Qtiebtc.—Most Rev. P. F. Turgeou,
D.D., Archbishop ; Right Rev. C. F. B-iillarl: <on,
, D.D., Bishop of Tloa, Administrator; Very lev.
Mailloux, Very Rev. C.F. Cazeau, Vicars Gen ml.
Quebfc Cathedral. — Very Rev. C.F. Cazeau, V r. ;
Ilev. J. B. A. Ferland; Rev. E. Langevin, Se y;
Rev. II. Lecours, Asst. Sec; J. Martin, U. Sec.
Diocm of Tliree Hivem. — Most. Rev. T. Coolte,
D.D., Bishop ; Very Rev. C. 0. Caron, V ry Rev.
T. Caron, Very Rev. L. Lafleehe, Vicars-Genera ;
Rev. T. Lottinville, Secretary.
iJumst of Montreal. — Mgr. Iz. Bourget, Eveqi. •
de Montreal; Very Rev. A.F. Truteau, VeryRe'.
A. Manseau, Very Rev. P. Billandele, Very Rbt
D. Orauet, Vicars General ; Rev. J.O. Fare, Sec.
VwCiiaeWf' St. IlyaeiiUhe. — Mgr. J. LaRocque,
Bishop ; very Rev. E. Crevier, Very Rev. J. S.
Raymond, Vicars-Goneral ; Rev, L. T. Moreau,
Secretary.
Diocine of Ottawa. — .Most Rev. Jos. E. Guigues,
Bishop; Very Rev. D. Dandurand, Vicar-General;
\'ery Rev. J. Tabaret, Vicar-General ; Grenier,
F, A., Chaplain. ; Rev. J. L. O'Connor, Bishop's
Secretary.
DloctHc of Kin^gnton. — Right Rev. Edward J.
Horun, Bishop ; Very Rev. Angus McDonell,
Very Rev. P. Dollard, Very Rev. John McDonald ;
Scry Rev. J. H. McDonajjh, Vicars-General.
rhoctfec of Toronto. — Right Rev. J. J. Lynch,
D.D., Bishop; Very Uev.J. M. Soulerin, Very
Rev. J. Walsh, Vicars-Genenil ; Ven. Eugene
O'Keel'c, Archdeacon; Very Rev. J. F. Jamot,
t'haaeellor ; Rev. W. J. White, Secretary; Very
Rev. J. F. Jamot, Toronto, Very Rev. B. Grattaii,
St. Catharines, Very Rcr. («." R. Northgraves.
Barrie, Deans.
Dimiiii'.of IJamUtoii- Right Rev. John Farrell,
D.D., Bisuop : Very Rev'. E. Gordon, Vicar-
(ilcneral ; Rev. Ed. luniitins Hecnan, Secretary.
Dioi'm' of Sandwkli—'Ri^ht Rev. P. A. Pinson-
eaiilt, D. iJ., Bishop ; Very Rev. J. M. Brnyere,
-Vioai -General ; Rev P. 'Ardrieux, Chaplain ;
Rev. J. Oinud, Rector; Rev. Joseph Bayard.
SiTtetiiry ; Rev. A. Villeneuve, Assistant.
fKtSHVTKHllN CHl'ROH OK CANADA— IN CONNEXION
v\ ITH THE OBI IICH OF SCOTI.ANO.
Meeting ol' Synod will be held at. St. Andvew'ii
Church, Kingston, o)i the first Wadnssday in
June, 1804, at 11 a.m.
- 1
20
THE CLBRGY OF CANADA.
[1864jl864-l
John Campbell, MIA., Moderator: Rev. Wm.
Snodgrass, Clerk; John Camcroo, Esq., Treas.
Preabytery Clerks — Rev. D. Anderson. M.A.,
Quebeo; Rev. William Bain, M. A., Perth; Rev.
Jno.Barclav, D.D., Toronto ; Rev.J.H.Mackeiras,
M.A., (As/) do ; Rev. Geo. Bell, B. A., Niagara ;
Rev. HJ. Borthwiik, M.A., Ottawa; Rev. Robt.
Burnet, Hamilton; Rev. Robert Dobie, Glengarry,
Rev. Peter Lindsay, Renfrew ; Rev. Francis
\icol, Loudon; Rev. .Tames Patterson, M.A.,
Montreal; Kev. Arch. Walker, Kingston.
CANAUA PRX8BYTERIAN CHCRCB.
Next meeting of Synod in ♦h.'> City of Toronto.
t'^oke's Church, on the '1 Tuesday in June,
18t)4, at ').m.
Ojicerx of Si/iiod, \s()iA:~Ati7. J. Dick. Kit-h-
mond Hill, Moderator ; Rev. W. Reid, A. M.,
Toronto, and Rev. W. Fraser, Bond Head, Joint
Clerks of Synod.
Clerks oj Prcsbruterlu. — Montreal, Rev. A. V.
Kemp ; Ottawa, Rev. S. C. Fraser ; Brockville,
Rev. J. K. Smith ; Kingston, Rev. Patrick Gray ;
Cobourg. Rev. .Fnx. Bowie; Ontario, Rev. K. Men-
teath : Toronto, Rev. W. Gregg, A.M. ; Guelph,
Rev. James Middlemiss ; HamiRoii, Kev J. Porte-
Dus: Paris, Rev. Jolin Gillespie; Londou, Rev.
I). Walker ; Huron. Rev. A. D. McDonald ;
r^tratford. Rev. W. Donk ; Grey, Rev. Wm.Park.
WESI.EVAX METHOIilST CHmCH I.\ CA.VADA.
Rev. Anson Green, D.l)., President ; Rev.
John Carroll, Co-Delegate; Kev. James Speucer,
M.A., Secretary: Rev. Enoch Wood, O.D.,
(Jeneral Superintendent of Mi.ssions.
METHOniST NEW (ONNKCTION.
Rev. Jnmea Caswell, President of Coiifereuce,
London ; Rev. S.B. Gundv, Clerk of Conference,
St. Mary's; Rev. J.H. Robinson, Superintendent
of Missions, Londou ; Rev. W. McCuue, Assist-
ant Superintendent, and Tutoi' of Theological
Institution, Toronto ; T. Lottridgo, Krfq., Harton,
Treasurer; W. Latimer, Emi., Oslrandev P. O.,
Co. Kent, Treasurer of Mis-sion Fund.
METHODIST ICI'ISLOPAL CftL'ROU IS tANAUA.
Has three Annual Coiifereuces, and one Gene-
ral Conference. The latter is Quiidroiininl ; its
next session to be held in May, l!<fitj.
The Annual Conferenoes are called "Niugiiru,"
"Ontario," and "Bay of Quinte "
Bishops, or General Superintendents, lii-v.
Philander Smith, D.D., Brooklin, and Kev. James
ilichardRon, D.D., Yorkville.
NIAUAUA CONK KR UNO k.
Which meets lit St. .Marv's .Ird \Veiinesda\ iu
April, 1864.
Presiding Elderh — Rev. T. Webster, .Niiigura
District; Rev. E. liounsburj, Oxford District;
llev. W. D. llughson, London District,
O.NTMtlA CONVBIIUNI.'I:.
Which meets at Gevirgetown, <lr«t VVedm Mlav
in April, 1804.
Presiding Elders—Rev. T. Morrison, Toronto
District ; Rev. S. W. J^aDuc, Coll)orne Dimiici ;
Rev. (i. JBennett, Durham District.
BAT or ginwTK coNJ-nuKNcr.
Whose next Session will be held ut Ottawa,
t'itv, the first Wednesday in June, 18rt4.
('reeidinji Elders— Rev. J. Gardiner, Kinu:>iou
OiBtrict : JRev. J.H. Andrews, Augusta Dinriot ;
Bev. J, F. WilRon, Ottawa.
BRITISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHtJRCU OP B. N. .i
The fourth session of the Annual Conferenctl
will meet in Amhertshurgh, Cauada West, on thj
fourth Thursday of September, 1804.
Rev. Aug. R. Greeu, Bishop, Windsor ; R>\
G. W. Rrodie, Sccretnrv of Conference, Chathanil
Station; Rev. S. B. .Williams, Assistant Scc'v,
Rondeau Circuit ; Rev. D. Turner, Missionanl
Treasurer, Chatham.
BRITIsn MKTHODIST EI'lscoi'AL CUUUCH INiVNAUi
FoHiided A. />., 185t!.
Kiglit Kev. Willis Nazray, (ienernl Superiu
tendent, Chathani ; Rev. S. \l. Brown, Assistant
Superintendent 4th line Peel ; Rev. T. W. Strin
ger, Trea.suier, Buxton ; Rev. W. H. Jouos,
Secretarv, Chatham.
Ne.vt Conierenco will be held in Windsor,
Aucust, ISil-l-.
The General As-senibly will sit on the
Monday in September, 1804, in Chatham.
et.'IMI'l'IVE .WETHODIST iMJURUH l.N CANADA.
to be held in Brnmploii, |
•iOtli
tirsi
IS
The Conferenci
April Itj, tHrt4.
Kev. .lohn Natdass, President, Itowmanville;
Rev. T. Croinpton, Secretary, Victoria Square;
Robert Walker, Esq., Treasurer, Toronto; Rev
J. Davison, Miss. See., and Editor of the Chris
tiau Journal, Toronto.
IDSORKOATIONAL l>KNoMINAT10.\ .
Th^ Dtnigiegational Union of Canada will hold I ^Vivil
its nest meeting at Brantford, C.W., on Wednes I ^ti'**^**
BVAKOELIC
The lourth sess
l,he last Wednese
IWiiterloo Co., C.v
I F.Pishburn,Pre
Secretary, Philip*
Itoronto.
I NITKU
.{..LGlassbrenm
limm and Presidin
lAununl Conferen
Isecretary and Trt
»v
liiurkitK Dm
iToionto, C.W., o
Rev. J. Ande
llanies Robertsoi
luoirimel. Mission-
lUowson, Treasur
1 Missionary.
IvVAXIi
Uo v. Joseph Lc
I 'residing rM
I District; S. Wen
NEW JKHl S
Kev. Adam K
I K.W.Turk. Seer
Treasurer, Berhi
ag
day, «th June, •!St»4, nt 4 p. ni
Otlicers of the Union Wm. Ilay, Chairman.
Scotland, C.W. ; J. Wood, Seeietarv-Trea.surer;
Drantlord, C. W
Ollicers of Canadian (,"on. JVli.ssiouaiy Society
H. Wilkes, D.D.. Secrclury-Treiisnrer, Montreal;
K. M. Fenwick, Home Secretary. Kingston.
ConKiegHtional C'olleiie, B. .V.' A.— Adam Lillic,
D.D , The(dogical Professor ; F H, Marling,
Seoretiiry, Toronto ; P.Freeland, E.sq., Treasurer,
Toronto.
(AN ADA CIIKISriAM t'oNriCltK.M.'l;.
J.L. Ru'js, President, tiraftcm ; Thomas Heniy,
Treasurer, Osliawa ; A. .N. Henry, Clerk, fc.
Oxford Centre.
uiai.K vURisriw nil m ii im va.^ahv WKsr.
t'ohtert'iiee nieetn al Haiuploii, on tlio tirsi
rhiii'sday in June, lli(i4.
I'onm.'.xionHl Oftioer.s It.lliiih'x, I'li-sideiii ol
the (,\intereiirp ; D.Cantlon, S('eretiir,v ; ,1, Hodge.
Corresponding Secrelnrv ; T. (hreii. Treasurer,
Missi(niary Society; K Hobiiis, Secreiury, <lo. ;
H. Koiinei, Book Stewnrtl ; J. M. Eynon, C'hajiel
Seeri'lary ; A. Gordon, Secr-'Kivy ol Loan Fund ;
H.Kenner. do. ofPreacheiH' do.;" D.Cantlon, do.
Fund f'oi' I'leachers' Children ; .1. Pinch do.
Contingent Fund ; P. Robins, do. General Treas.
District Superintendents — ,). Cha)>ple, Cohourg
District; K. Hurley, Bownianvillc, do.; J.Hodge,
Rseter, do.; J. Williams, I'nlmyrn, do., U.S.
nAPTISTs. . '
Till' Annual .MeHiiii)j; of the Kr.ewill Baptist
Conference will he held in the Bethel Church,
Siincoe, on the 2'lth, L'ftlh, and i2(>tb Juue, 1M4,
W. Taylor, Aylmei. Moderator; J.H. Bryaui.
Woodttock, Secretary and TrM»iur«r.
lA.iilsiuitvi'iw ileac
\1.', Beer a"<t l"""'
.WmonilH, Waliiuta
\lum ■
AiiiitomlcBl Prepai
.ViH'liors, over cw
.\i.fhor«, 6 cwt. ni
ViilmivtB of all Wlni
KiiH(|UltU>H, coUec
.Xiitlmon.v
\r(tol •.;■■•,•
KAwA. Pot, I't'ftrt.
, \\\\\»vs
Iiiolc, Tanners . . .
1 •• used Holely
liiiiley, except Po
• Meal
C.'iinH, and Bean
I Biiir and Blgu. an
Rnr anil Porter .
I ll.vrles "Hft *"'*'';
llitilus and Bevotl
I lliiinad(! l-anips.
Illncklnn....
IlleftchlnR PowiU'i
DookWnders' Too
li.ioks. Painted P
,,f which 'epi
HnnkH, Pr'.uicd, 1
^. " ni
H.iUinn t'imlix. ■
ll.Milii and «l>"iH
lUiriix .
Ilniiul.v —
Uiiin and I'lu.vti'
Hi'aa», In U»r», H
llrnas Wire and
llrliostoiie
l)ri»tleH....
llf com Corn ■
Kuokvflieai.ana
Man* and RnoU
Vl
[1864.11864.]
THE CLERGY OF CANADA, ETC.
21
|bch op B. V, .1
ual ConferencJ
lla West, on ths
Hndsor ; R.n
fence, ChatLani
Issistant iSec'v,
ler, Missionan
r.CH IN cv.NAlM
InornI Superin
■own, Assistani
,•■. T. W. Stiin.
Windsor, 'iOtL
n un the tiiM
bathnni.
i.\ t anada.
ill nriimi)(oii,
lto>viuaiiville;
ic'toriii Square,
Toronto; Rev.
r of thi? Chris
irioN.
naiiii will lii,|(|
'., on VVcdno«
iVVi Chttii'iuaii,
iirv-Treiisurer;
nurj Society
"ivr, Montreal:
^injrston.
—Adam Lillif,
H. Marling,
^*|., TreuRurtT,
lioniasHein V,
v. (M.'rk. i].
Al'\ WKNT.
"II tilt' firhi
''ii'sidfiii oi
'> ; .1. Ilodtfi',
'I. TioaHnror,
crriiirv, do. ;
y'Kin, ChuiK.!
i.oiiii Fund ;
tJanllon, d<i.
>^ii"!li do.
fMKMal Twuk.
pie, (!obour«
0.: J.H<.d«e,
I"., I'.S.
'Will IJapiisi
liol Church,
uue, ]f:()4.
.H, Br} am.
BVANOELICAL LVTBBRAN CHURCH.
The lourth session of Synod will be held on
lihe last Wednesday of Julv, 1*64, mI Elmira,
IWiiterlooCo., C.W.
F.Pishburn, President, Maplevilk'; F.Ktriuger,
li^ecretary, Philipsburg; Professor E. Schluter,
IToronto.
I MTKO UUKTIIKK.V IN CHUIST.
.I..I, (ilttssbrenncr, Bishop; O. Plowman, Chuir-
iiiim and Presiding Elder; H. Kropp, Secretary
Aiinunl Conference ; A. B. Sherk, Missionary
.■Secretary and Treasurer.
WVANOKLICAI. I.SIOX,
Itiitrieuii Dmnch — Conference iti iiieei in
Toronto, C.W., on Srst Wednesday of .Inly, IStil.
Rev. .1. Anderson, President, Huntingdon ;
.l.aines Robertson, Secretary, Toronto ; Alex,
(ioinmej, Mission-Secretary, Toionlo ; Dr. Joseph
llowson. Treasurer, Toronto ; Rev, James Howie,
Missionary.
KVAXtiKLlCAL AS.S0«.'IAT1U.N.
Kov. Joseph Long, IJishop ; Rev. W.W.Uivvig,
liishop.
I'residina Elders— J. U. Venner, Hamilton
District; S. Weaver, Waterloo District.
NEW JKKrSAI.KM CHLIIOH OK lANAI)\.
Rev. Adam Ruby, Presideut, Berlin ; Rev.
F.W.Turk. Secretary, Berlin; Rev. U.S. Huber,
Treasurer, Berlin.
MmxU of ®u^t0mci.
Bullion Fre«
Bunting — do
Burr Stoues, Qol made up into Mill Stunes do
Busts and Casts, as Works of Art. . du
Butter do
Cobles, Iron, Chain, over three-fourths of an inch in
diameter... do
Cables, Hemp or Orass do
Cameos .t Mosaic.i, real or imitation, set in Gold, &c 10
Ciinada Plates. Tin Plates, Galvanized Iron, and
Sheetlron.... .... 10
Canvas, i^ail, Nos. 1 to « Free
Caoutchouc, or India Rubber, unmanufactured do
Carnsge:! of Travellers do
Carrialses euiployed carrying Merchandise do
t/artks. Ship's water, in use .... .... do
Cement, marine or liydraulic, ungrouud do
j Couionts, h.vUrauli(;. ground and calcined 10
I Cheese... — Free
Cigaiv 40
Clotliinir, I'tait.v-made — 26
I Colli. ..' Free
I Coal Oil, lU cents per galliiu
LColVee, Greeu. . . . 6
I ami 1} cents per lb
j Cochim'Si . do
I Oolt'oe roasted or ground, and Scents per lb. . . . 80
Coke Free
Coin, In Cabinets (ir otherwise .... .... do
</niiiinlssariat Stores ... ... .... . . do
Cump.i.sses, Hhips' do
Confectionery, and il cents per lb 16
Copperas.... ... ...Free
Copper, produce or manufacture of B.N. A. Provinces
imported direct therefrom Free
Copper, in Bars, Rods, Bolts or Sheets .... 10
Copper, Pig .... Free
^ r. <((/. pal.
Acids of every deacrlptioii, ext>;pi Vliirgar Kree
Ml', Beer and Porter 30
.Mnionds, Walnuts and Filberts !<0
Alum Free
Aniitomicsl Preparations do
Anchors, over cwt do
Ai'thors, 6 cwt. and under Ut
\iilinalB of all kinds Free
\iill(|UltleH, collections of do
Antimony do
\rgol '''••"e
AAps. Pot, Pearl, and Hoda . . do
Allnses •*•
ilsilc. Tanners' Free
" used solely lu dyoliig do
lliirley, except Pot and Pearl do
•■ Meal do
ISi'iins, and llean Meal do
Bear and Bigg, and Meal of do
Rccr and Porter HO
(!.iM'les uned solely in dyeing Free
llililes and Devotional Hool<s do
lliiinaclt! blimps. . . .... do
lllncking.... .... IW
llleachlng Powder Free
liuiikblnders' Tools and Implemenis do
It.ioks, Painted Periodicals, and Faiiiphlit.!, editions
■ if which "e printed In Oanaila .10
FliiokH, Pr'.oied, Rngllsh copyrights ..lit
" not enuuieratetl elsewhen; I^'ree
do
Bfl
Free
... :(0
Free
10
... 10
Free
do
do
do
do
ti.ilting CimliH
Iliiots and HhocH
Ilnrax .... . . •
llrandy .... ■• • • . • . •
Uriin and Hlii.its —
lliuHs, In Bars, Ko<Ik and Hlieeth. ,
lliiias Wire and Wire Cloth
Ilriinstone
lli-i»tles ....
llroomCoin. . .
Buflkwbcat, and Meal of
llQlta mid Rnntt, not Medicinal. .
Copper Wire and Wire Cloth
Cordials....
Corkwood, or the bark
Corn, Indian... . .... ....
Cotton and Fla.x Waste
Cotton, Wool
Cotton, Cnndle-vnck, Yarn and Warp
Cream of Tartar, In Crystals
Currants ...
Dead K.yes
Dead Lights
Deck Plugs
Diamonds and Precious Stones
Drain Tiles for Agricultural purposes
Dried Fruit
Drawings, as Works of Art
DriigH used solely in dyeing. ...
Dye 6'tulfs, viz., bsrk, berries, *c .
Earth, Clays and Ochres, dry ....
E«KS
Kiiiery and Emery Paper
lOngravings and ly'lnts ... ....
Felt Hat Bodies and Hat Felts
Figs
Klre-arnis for krmy {»ee note). .. .
Firebricks.
Firewood....
Fish...
Fish Oil, in crude or natural state
Kldh, products of, unmanufactured
Klshing Nets and Seines
FItiliiuK Hooks, liines and Twines. .
Flax, Hemp and Tow, undressed
Flour ....
Fruits, dried. , ...
Fruits, <lrled, from the U. 3. . .
Fruits, green.
Furs, l^kins, Pelts, or Tails, unmanufacture<l .
items and Medals
Ghi
Ginger, ground. . .
Glass and Hand -paper,.
Globes,.
Gold BcaterH, Brim Ml'ds iind tikins
Gravel.. :...
Grains, and Meal of. .
Grass, Maidlla
Grass, Straw and Tuscan Plaits
Grease and Scraps
6rlnd»tonMi
10
....100
. . . .Free
. do
.. do
.... do
.... 10
Free
... 20
....Free
... do
.... do
.. do
....Free
...Free
.. do
.. do
.. do
.. do
.. do
.. 10
. Free
.. 20
..Free
.. do
. . do
.. do
,. do
. do
. . du
.. do
.. do
.. do
. 20
..Free
. do
. do
. do
.100
.. 80
..Free
.. do
. do
. . do
.. do
.. do
.. 10
. »Pwc
.. do
':^rMML
^f
n
TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1864.
fJl
'V
n
Gnms, in a crude State ... ..Free
Qypitun, or Plaater of Paris, not calcined do
Hair, Angola, Thibet, Horse, or Moliair, unmanufac
.. .Free
do
26
, N. A. Piovincep,
Free
do
do
do
tured
Hams
Harness and Saddlery
Hay and Straw, the produce ul
Imported direct therefrom
Hemp
Hides . ...
Horns..
Hops, the produce of B. N. A. Provlucus, imported
direct therefrom . . Fre«
Hydraulic Cement, ground and calcined — .. 10
India Rubl>er in its crude state Free
Indian Com, and Meal of do
Indigo .. do
Iron, Pig. ... . . do
Iron, Sheet ..10
Iron, Bar, Rod or Hoop, Galvanized, Nail and Spike
Rod, Hoop or Tire, Boiler Plate, Railrond Bars,
Roller Plates. Wire. ... 10
Jewellery and Watcher . 10
.Tnnk and Oakum. . . .... ... Free
Lamps, Binnacle — do
Lard ... do
Lead in Sheet . . 10
Lead, Pig . . . Free
Lime, produce of B.N. A. Provinces oniy do
Litharge .10
Locomotive and Engine Frames, Cranks, Crank A.xliis,
Railway Oar and Locomotive Axlen, Pif^ton Rod^,
Guide and Slide Bars, Crank Plnp, Connectiii).'
Rods, Steamboat and Mill iShnft.s and Cr.'inkN
forged In the rough ... 10
Mace. . :iO
Manilla Grass . . . Kree
Marble in Blocks or Slabs, uii|joliHheil. . do
Manures. do
Maps, Charts and Atlases .10
Meats, Fresh, Smoked or Sftlted . Free
Medals and Gems. ... do
Medicine, Patent, not otherwise specilicd .SO
Medicinal Roots ..10
Henagcrii'.s, subject to regulation of Govcriio)' in
Council .Free
Molasses, and 5 cents per gallon . . lo
Mosaics. "->! In metals .10
Mosses aad Sea Grass for Upholstery purposes .Free
Musical Instruments for Military Itandn . r.o
Mustard, ground . . do
Nets, Fishing and BeiueK ... Free
Newspapers ... . . '_'o
Nitre or Saltpetre . ' . Free
Nutmegs . . . . oO
Nuts of all kinds .20
Oakum ...... Free
Oats and Oatmeal . ' . rio
Oil Cake or Linseed Cake do
Oils, Cocoa Nut, Pine and Palm, In their natural stale, do
Oil, Kerosene, Coal 4 Petroleum, dititillwi. 10 r. p, nal.
Oil, Fish, in its naturni stale . do
Ordnance Stores . ilo
Ores of all kinds . . iln
Osier or Willow for Basket Mak<;ri. do
Paintings and Drawings as Works of An do
Paper, Book, Map, or News Printinu. IS
Patent Medicines, not spccined , ilO
Pepper, ground . :«)
Philosophical Instrumcnti* and Apparatus Free-
Phosphorus .10
Pimento, ground ;iO
pitch and Tar .... i.'ret^
Plants, Shrubs and Trcer^ do
Piaster of Parts, ground and caluiniid lo
Plaster of Paris, not calcined . l.'rco
Port«r . . . . :iO
Printing Ink and Presses iF'ree
Prints and Engi'Hvlngs . . . 10
Rags ..... I'lei;
Red Lead ... 10
Resin and Rosin . Free
Hlee ciii
RooU, Medical . .10
Roilns In a crude slate . l''rer>
Rnm . . 100
Rye Grain, and Meal of . Free
Saddlery
Sapo Flour
Sail Cloth, Nob. 1 to li
Sails, lieady-made
Sal Ammonia
Sand Paper
Sal Soda,
Salt
Scrap Uraes
Sculpture, S>|.>eciini!iis ol
SS
Free
do
10
Free
do
do
do
do
do
SffdH for Af,'ricultnral, Horticultural or Manufactur-
ing purposes
ShacklL's, Sihips'
Sheaves, Sliipe"
Ships' Itlocka
Ships' Water CuAm, iii
aiioes
Sipial LaiMp»
Silk Twist for Hals, (In
Silk Hat Felts
Slate
SniiO'
Soap
Soda .\sbe8
i|.< and i^hoes
do
do
do
Free
do
25
Free
10
Free
do
30
;«)
Free
Specimens of Natural History .Botany and Mineralogy,!©
Spelter in Sheets . . Free
Spelter in Bluob or l'i|.' . do
Spiees, ifrotnid • . , 80
Spirits and Strone Waters including Spirits of Wine
or Alcohol, and not beinsr Whiskey or Hrandy . 100
Spirits of Turpeulini- . . .10
Slareli . ■ .80
Statues. Hosts, *ic., as AVorli:* id Art . . Free
Steel, WrouKht or Cast . . .10
Stereotype Blocks lor I'rinting purposes . Free
Stone, iniwrought ... do
Striuv, Tufciin and Grass Fancy Plaits . 10
Sulphur or Brimstone . . Free
Suirar, refined, wliellier in Loaves or Lump.s Candied
Cruslicd, or in any other form, White Bastard, or
other Sujrar equal to refined . 1ft
and I! cents per lb.
T>o. being neillier refined, nor W. Bastard, nor Sugar
e(|UHl to refined In i
10
Free
do
do
1ft
Free
10
Free
10
Free
30
Free
do
uaiity
and '2 eeutji per lb.
Tallow ....
Tanner>' Bark
Tar
Ten. 4 cenl.-' per 11', and . .
Teasels
I Tiles, Drain, lor Af;riouliu<-al purposes
Timber and Lumber of all kinds
T!'i, Granulated or Bar
Tin. in Bloclis or Pi«
Toliaeco, manufactured
Tobaeeo, miuianufae.torcd
Trei'nalis
Tubes and Piping of copper, l)rass,ortin,whimilrawn 10
T'lrpentine, other than spirit of . Free
Turpentine, spirits of . . 10
Tuscan. Straw mi I Grass Fanny Plaits . 10
Type iMetal in lIloekK or I'irs . . Free
Viirnlsli, britrht and blaik In sliip-buildeis, other
than (-opal, Carriaiie, Slull.ii'. Mastic or Japan do
Vegetables, not elsewhere Piucifiod . do
Veneering, sawed, from T,'.S., admitted free by Order
in (iiiuncli, iil May, '6H, under Ru'". Treaty , Free
Waterlime, ungriiund . . .do
Wearing Apparel («('(■ »o'( If/ c//<n . 2^
Wheat and WhiMit Meiil . Free
White Lend, dry ... 10
Whiskey of any streiijrdi, not exceeding file slronglh
of Priicif tiy Sykes' llyilrometer, and so in propor-
tion, for any greater sIrcMKth or less tluin a gallon,
V!5 cellfs per gilllon
Wine of all kinds . . . 20
Woods of all kind" . . Free
Wood for lloiip>- wlb/ii not notchial , , do
AVool . . . do
Zinc, iir Spelter, in Block or Pip . .do
Zinc or Speller, in Sheet ,10
7'/ii\followiii(/artlcf«n niealMptrmiUed to be mterni
var.r., in mrfatii cirvnmntanoeii or condUioni, Hu :
Agrlculturnl ]na)denieiils, Farming Clensils and Setdt
of all klnda—wheu specially imported by Agricultural
Booleties for the oncouragoment of Agrict^nre.
■1 [
[1884.
Is
Free
<lo
10
Frco
do
do
do
do
do
finufactur-
. do
•lo
. do
Free
do
25
• Frei'
10
Free
. do
30
. ao
Free
incralogy,10
Free
do
30
ts of Wine
ft'i'ly . 100
10
. 80
Free
10
Free
do
10
Free
Oniidied
iistard, or
1!S
nor Sii^nr
b.
10
ttev
do
do
15
Frco
10
Fre«
10
Free
. 30
Frcf
do
him drawn 10
Free
10
10
Free
lis, other
liipun (1(1
di.
by Ordi.'i
y . Free
do
2f.
. Free
10
! Btrungth
1 propor-
a gallon,
20
Free
. do
do
. do
. 10
to be mttrtil
'iiiovt, H» •
Is and Eeedi
Agricultural
PI'.
1864.]
TARIFF OF CUSTOMS AND BANKS OF CANADA.
33
Apparel (Wearing), and other pergonal effects, and
mpleinentti of huabandry (not merchandise) in actual use
of persons coming to etltle In the Provl;i('e, a(;conipany-
ing tliu owner.
Apparel (Wearing) of firitiah subjects dying abroad.
All importations lor the public uses of tho Province. j
All dutiable goods Imported by and for llu^ use of tb(,' I
Governor Oenenil, to be free by Order in Council.
Arms, for Army or Navy, and Indian Nations— provi-
ded tho duty otherwise payable bi: defrayed l)y the
Treasury of the ITnited Kingdom or of tliis I'roviuco.
AH tniportatloas for tin; hhc of U{^r MH.j(.'.ity's Army
»ii(l Navy Fcrving in Canada, when t'u' duty otherwise
payable thereon would l)f piiid or boriM' by tlii> Treiisnry
of the United Klnintom cirof thU Piovinco.
Silver and IMatetl Ware, (ilnsswiire. Talilv l.incii .lud
Oigars. Imported specially for the uoe of nuy lieKiiiicutiil
Mess of Officer.s of Her Mii.icslyV Army .^tTvinii in
Canada, under such regulation^: a.n ip.ay he fii^ci mined by
Order In Council.
Books, Maps am! C'liiirta, luiportcd not us nieiohuinlisi!,
but as the personal effects of puisoiiJ arriving in Canada
to become bonajiv/o residentn of tlie Province.
Household effects, that hav(! been in actual ust? for one
month :)r more, ofpersons coming to settle in the I'rovlncc
and under the charge of the owner.
Olothing — wlien donations for t-ruluitou.-i (iistrilmlloi]
by charitable societies, or for the Army, Nav,> . or In'Udii
Nations.
Models or Patterns of all kinds of luv'.'Ulion, Mai-liin-
cry, or Improvements In the Arts— provided the same tic
not put to actual use.
Military Clothing for Het Maje-ty's Troops or IMiliti*.
Military Stores, Ac, for Provincial Milltin, under sitch
restriction and regulations as may be passed by the
Governor In Council.
All dutiable goods imported by and for the use of
Foreign Consuls are free.
Packages containing Free Goods, and of tho description
in which such Goods arc usually Imported, shall be free.
The following packages shall be free, viz., Bales, Trusses,
(j'ases covering Casks of Wine or Brandy in Wood ;
Cases and Casks containing Dry Goods, Hardware and
Cutlery ; Cases or Casks containing Glassware or Karth-
cnware ; Cases containing Bottled Wine or Bottled Spirits,
and other Packages in which Goods of the kind contained
in them are usually imported, and which do not necessar-
ily or generally accompany such Goods when sold in this
Piovlnce.
All other Packages uontainlngQoods paying ad vcUortm
duties sliall be chargeable with the same duty as the
Goods they contaln,unless such duty exceeds 80 per cent.,
in which cuse the duty on the packages containing then
1 shall be 8i> per cent, ad valorem ; and Packages contain-
I ing Goods paying specific duties shall be chargeable witli
; a duty of 20 per cent, ad valorem.
Tools (the) iiud Implements of Trade of persons arriving
j in Canada, when accompanied into the Province by the
' actual settler, and for his own use, not for sale.
The. foil lymay articles fire prohibited to h« imjwrted,
widiir a pen alt]) of Fifty Pounds, together viith tht
forfeiture of the Parcel or Packagn of Oood« in
which the same i\xay be, found ;—
Books and Drawings of an immoral or iudecent char-
acter.
Coin, base or counterfeit.
John,
BANKS OF CANADA.
T/tei;V Capital, Branches and Agencies in British North America.
Bank of BBnisH Noiitii AMERtOA,— ('apital £1,000,000 sterliug.
i?ra«(;/«a'?.— Brantford, HHlil'iix. X.S., Hamilton. Kingston, London, C.W.. Quebec, St.
N,T3., Toronto, Victoria, V. I.
Agencies. — Dundas, Ottawa.
Bank of Montrkal.— Capital ,^6,000,000.
5rancA<?.?.— BellovilU), Bowinativillo, Brnntfoid, Brockville^ Cobourg, Guelpb, Hamilton,
Kingston, London, C. W., Montreal, Ottawa, (^(uobec, Peterboro', Toronto, Whitby.
^(/(Micic*.— Cornwall, Elora, ForgiiH, (iodericb, Lindsay, Mount Forest, Perth, Picton, Simcoo,
St. Mary's, Stratford, Waterloo.
Bank <>k Toronto.— Capital $2,000,000.
vli/cnc/e.f.— Barrio, Coljourg, Montreal, Peterboro.
Bank ok Uppek Canada.— firanc/cs I'vd ^lr/r?((;jfts.— Barrie, Belleville, Brockville, Chatham,
Clifton, GodericL, Hamilton, Kingston, Lindsay, London, (1 W., Montreal, Niagara, Ottawa,
Picton, Port Hope, Quebec, Sarnla. .Soutliaiiiplon, S(. Oatliarines, Stratford, Throe Rivers.
Toronto, Windsor.
Banquk Jacques CAiiTrF.K.—Capilnl $l,«oo,000.— Montreal.
Banque do PFUPr,E.~Capital !i(2,O00,00().~MontrGnl.
Banque Nationals. — Quebec.
City Bank.— Capital $1,200,000.
Hranc/i. — Toronto.
Agencies.— Q,\xehec, Shorbrooke.
Commercial Bank ok Oanad-* —Capital $4,UOO,000.
JJmnrAes.— Belleville, Brockvtilc, ftalt, Hamilton. London, C.W., Montreal, Peterborough,
Hope, Toronto.
^^<m(nV»,— Borlin, Chftthiun. Clinton, Owou Sound, Perth, Prescott, Southampton, Stratford.
Eastern Townsiiii'S Bank.— 8herbr(X)ke.
OoRB Bank. — Hamilton.
Branclm and Agencies. —iMi, (xuelph, Hamilton, London, C.W.. Paris, Slmnoe, Woodstock.
. JjOndon and Colonial Bank (limited)— Montreal.
MoLBONS BANK.-Capital $1,000,080.
Branch's and .dgrtwk?.- Montreal, Toronto. ' .
Ontario Bank.— Capital $2,000,000.
J?rancA««.— Dundas, Ouelph, Oshnwft. Prescott, Toronto,
^pency.— Alexandria.
QuiMO Bans.— JSffljwAa and u^z/i^/iCiVs.— Nicolot, Ottawa, Tliroo Rivers, Toronto.
:'!1M2B:
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24
STERLING AND CUHRENOY, filC.
t .
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n
ani C«i
STBRLINO.
Ct'RRE»cy.
STKHMSG.
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(jtial to
Toconvcrf Sf''rlhi(f info Cnrroici/.
that one-fifth.
To convert Cn/reiivi/ hi to SterliiHf.
To tlie given sum ndd (inf-rit'lli
Multiply by 60, and divide by
CIRBBKOY.
£ 8. fl.
4 Ifli
6 1
12 2
13 4^
. . 14 7i
15 Oij
17 01
. 18 3
19 5. J
. 1 8i
I 1 lOJ
. 13 IJ
1 4 4
of itsf'lf and one-twelfth ol
78,
Ottawa mi gisstrict.
PUBLIC BODIES, OFFICIALS AND COMPAMKH.
City Corpokation, &c., 186;i— H. J. Friel,
Esq., Mujior ; Aldrrtnen — Hon. James Skend,
James Ounningjham, H. McCormiek, A. Scott,
Robert Lees, John Forgie, Peter A. Kgleson,
Isidore Traversy, F. X. (Jertin, "VN'. Kennedy.
CounciUor.s — D. Scott, .1. Langford, \V. ihick,
F. Abbott, J. Ardell, T. Starmer, J. Heney.
E. Martineau, Isaac Berichon, Edward Dunn.
Standing Cominitfee» — On Finwuf: — Aldermen
Cunningham, Scott, Lees, Traversy, and
Kennedy : On Sliwln ami [mprovetntnt'^ —
Aid. Skead, and Forgie, Couu. Abbott. Mcney,
and Berichon ; On Bji-lam — Aid Forgie, Coud.
Scott, Duck, Martineau and Dunn; On Fur and
Water — Ooun. Langford, Abbott, Stunner. Jle-
ney and Berichon ; On Marhtx — Akl. Mi Cor-
mick, Egleson and Guertin ; Coun. Langford
and Starmer: On Licfnsfn — Aid. Skeud, Scott,
Traversy and Kennedy, Coun. Ardell ; (hi
Printing — Coun. Scott, Duck, Ardell, Martineau
and Dunn ; Court of Rfvuiov — Aid. Cunning-
ham, McCorraick, Lees, Kgleson and Guertin.
Corjyorntion O^ti-m — (,'lerk, \V. P. Lett, Ksq.;
High Bailiff; R. Ross, Esq. ; Chief ConKtiible,
Thos. Langrell, Esq. ; Chamberlain, \V. H.
Thompson, Esq.; Mes-songer. Mr. Michael Nile.
Police Commlssioneiis— The Mayor, the He-
corder, and Police Magistrate.
Rbcoroer's Court. — Rmvrdcr, J. B. Lewis,
Esq. ; Ckri; W. P. Lett, Ksq. ; Hi.,,fi IJai/jf,
Roderick Rass, Esq. ; Urirr, Mr. Ed. Armstrong.
Days of Sittiuf) ;. First MonilayK in March, Juno,
September, and the third Monday in December.
POLIOE GoVRW— J'olirr. MnqiMraiv, M. (J'fJara,
Esq ; Ckrk, W.P. Lett, Esq, ; Sitlhu^K : 9i A.M.,
every week day. Comtnblfit, Neil Morrison,
John Litle, Edward John O'Neill, Frederick
Davis, Mtgloire Beriohon, Frnncis Kilby, Mioh-
««1 Nile, Josaph Leveoque.
Co[iovER.s. — George Patterson, Esq., and Dr.
Vanrorllandt.
SCHOOL TRl'yTEK!?.
("oMMox School Trustees. — Vktoi-ia Ward.
Alex. Workman and David Scott: Wi'Ulvijton
Ward. J. I). Slater and Francis Abbott ; .SV.
(lairf/i'x Ward, Donald Dow and Hugh Davis ;
Bii-Wiivd, V. A. Kgleson and Geo. May; Oftavn
Ward, ^\'. P. Lett and H. McCormick.
Roman Catholic Ski'auatk Schools. — Vhio-
riii Word, Cliaa. McCarrnn, Kdw. Proulx and
Rev. J. L. O'Connor ; Wdlington Ward, E. J.
O'Neil, Rev. Mi. Cooke and Sam'l Albert:
^V. Oiori/i'n Ward, Daniel Goode, Cliaa. Laporte
and'Mr. Glackmeyer ; Bii-W.^rd, T. F. O'Brien,
Dr. St. Jean and L. A. Grisun; Ottawa Ward,
Dr. Dubarnel, Antoine Champagne and John
Clancy.
COfNTV AND JUDICIAL OFFICEIW.
Carleton — (^vtntji 2'o>"H, Citi/ of Ottawa. —
N. G. Robinson, Esq,, Warden, Nepean; Z.
Wilson, Esq., Treasurer, Ottawa; W.H. Walker.
Ksq., County Cleric, Oitawa ; Messrs. Lewis
k Pinliey, Solicitors, Ottawa : H. H. Horsey.
Ksq,, Architect. Ottawa: V'. W'alker, Ksq.,
Clerk of Works, (Jitawa; John Kennedy, Esq.,
Osgootle, and S. G. Anderson, BoU'h CornerB.
Audiiors.
Chr. Arni.itrong, Esq., County Judge, Ottawa;
Robert Lyon, Esq., Deputy County Judge,
f)ttawa: 11. Lccs, Esq., County Attorney, Otta-
wa; 8. Eraser, Ksq., Sheriff, Ottawa; J.G. Bell,
Esq., Deputy Sheriff, Ottawa; J. Frasor, p]sq.,
Deputy Clerk of Crown, Clerk County Court,
and Registrar of Surrogate, Gtlawa ; \f,. Sher-
wood, Esq., Registrar, Ottawa; R. LeoH, Ksq,,
(-'lerkof the Peace, Ottawa; John Wdson, Esq.,
Muster ttiul Dep. Registrar in Chancery, Ottawa.
PRiC'icoT r AND Ri;s-i;r,L — (Jounti/ Ihien, LOriq-
nal. — C. Johnson, Esq., Warden, L'Orignal:
.1. W. Maraton, lljq., Treaauror, L'Orignal :
Peter O'Brien, Esq.. Conntv Glerk »od Solicitor,
L'Orignal; Messrs. O'Kellogg and 8. M, John,
^iOD, Auditors, L
County Judge, L
ICounty Attorney,
"isq,. Sheriff, L'C
Jeputy Clerk ot (
bqJ Registrar ol
Juehinan, Esq.,
jfames Keays, Ks(
ville; David Piil
^/Origual,
[ilVlSIOK linUHrs
Ti:iK.'< "IkI I'l"'
[ibnyar 1861:
i: Origin!: M
[,tl> Mui-eh; Fri
Liuly ; .S..lt.rd.iy
liOth NoV' fuiK'r.
Va.Mrck ildl
iii"MtflV, K>ih
I'u-sd.iy, UHh J\
Iriday, lUh No
Aa^^ liawkttibi
t>ViKinesd:»y, 161
Viday, l.>t Jul J
p'uesday, 8th No
Plantagrnet : \
bat March ; Moi
billy ; Monday,
November.
CMnberland .
jibsday, 2ad Mar
bay, 12lh July;
Vesduy, 2ad No*
liuBsvIl : Wedi
bid March ; Wet
kith July; Wodi
jday, 3rd Noveni
tlawk(i»bury I
dooday 14th 1
laturdav, I6lh .
er; Wedoesda
Caledonia Flo
»j, nth Marcl
hsthjuly; Mui
pth November.
uivi
OAELrroM,— I
trysun, Kichroc
Vm D. Plgott,
^'orUi Gower;
riiomasG. Aq(
Lan&uk and
i^in. Kubertsor
on PUce ; R. I
I'ftkenham; Ot
Douglas ; Am
Lynn, Kgouvil
l;iinoM Bell, A r
Lkids and G
^ille; Thos. Hi
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tuUy. Murrlolt
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OTTAWA AND DliSTRlUl'.
25
Wt'Wvgtou
\bboll ; 81.
i^ugh Davis;
klay; (}ft,t)i;/
Proulx and
Ward, E. J.
m'l Albert;
lias. Laporte
F. O'Brien,
ifau<a Ward,
and John
?T.K».
f Ottmm.—
N^epean ; Z.
• H. VValkor,
Hsra. Lewis
H. Horsey,
ilker, Esq.,
nedy, Esq.,
I'it Corners,
?e, Ottawa ;
Hy Judge,
••noy, Otta-
; J.O. Boil,
•asnr, Esq.,
iJty Court,
i Vi. Slier-
jtiOH, Et^q.,
Ison, li'sq.,
y, OitawH.
L'Orignal ;
L'Oriijfnftl :
1 Solicitor,
M. Joiui,
itOD, Aaditors, L'Orignal; Jnines Dauiell, E^q.,
County Judge, L'Orifi;iial ; David Pattie, Esq,,
b'ounty Attorney, L'Orignal ; C. P. Tread well,
. Sheriff, L'Orignal ; J. W Marston, E.sq ,
Deputy Clerk of Crown, Clerk of Couuty Court,
lad liegistrar of Surrogate, L'Orign;t!; S. M,
Cuehman, Esq., Registrar Prescott, L'.)rigual ;
irnmes Keays, Esq., Kegi,strur, Russell, Duiicans-
»ille; David Puttie, Esq., Olerk of the Potiro,
[/Orifjual.
[ilVlHIOK IKHJHI
•on 'J'HK CODNJ'IKS ili^- I'^^ESCOTT
;i'.- Iiii' liolilitit;- slif' Court!- ti'r
i:ii..' < .till) J)i
ibn yur 1 8t> t :
h'Ontjia': Mdiiiiay, 18!h Jamiiiy : iMoriiliiy.
ii Mui-ch ; Fridiiy, 0th May ; SuUirdny, 2n(I
fu!y ; 8:.li.rd.iy, 'Mi iSt'piember : Tiair.sday,
iOill NoV'TllDCT.
Vanklcck Jim : VVedtH'sday, iOth •laiutiiiy ;
lii";(lny, irnh March; Thurid ly. 5ili M'l'y ;
;'u'sil,\y, I!)th July; Monday, mih Sriit,.iubt'i';
I'ridiiy, lltli Novi.-in'iH'r.
Ka.".! Hawktfiburij : Thursd.iy. 'ilfst •hiini.iiy;
WtKirie.sday, IGth March; Monday. 2tid May ;
Mdny, LstJuly; Tuesday, 20th iSL'ptembei' ;
TuDsduy, 8th ^fov•eml)('^.
PlarUagrnel: Monday, llthJaiiuary; Tuosdny,
IstMareh; Monday, 9tli May : Monday, 11th
Inly; Monday, 5th SepttJinbtr : Tuesday. 1st
Sovenaber.
Gurnberland : Tuesday, iyt)» Jniiunry : W<;d-
icsday, 2nd Man.h ; Tuesday, lOtU May ; Tuos-
lay, 12lh July; Tuesday, Cth Sypteinber: Wod-
oesduy, 2ad November.
Rtumcll : Wednesday 13th January; Thursday,
Ird March ; Wednesday, HtliMay; Wednesday,
aihJulv; Wednesday. 7th September ; Thurs-
day, 3rd November.
Uawkiiibury TtKa^e ; Tuesday, 19th January;
ODday 14th Marcii; Wednesday, 4th May;
lalurday, I6th July; Wotlne8duy,'21st Septera
ler: Wednesday, 9th November.
Caledonia Flatx: Fridoy, Stb January; Thuvs
Ixy, 17th MKrch; Tuesday, 3rd May; Monday,
Sthjuly; Monday, 12th September; Monday,
th November, James Danigll, Jud^;e.
U1YI8I0N COURT OIiKRK.S.
GABLrroir. — Qeo. R. Burke, Ottawa ; John A.
IryHun, Richmond ; Jno. Fenton, South Huntly :
IVm D. Pigotl. Fitzroy Harbor ; Wra. Cowan,
(orth Gower ; Ira Morgan, Metcuif, Osgoode :
riiomaaG. Anderson, Nepean.
Lanauk AMU RsMKiiBW.— Rohf . MolTat, Perth ;
^in, Robertson, Lanark ; Jamns C Poole, Carle-
wn Place; R, Harper, Smith's Falls ; R.ll. Davie,
akenham; George Ro8.s, Roiifiew; A.W. Well,
imglas ; Andrew Irving, Pembroke; 8.(4.
ynii, Kganvillo ; John Patterson. Almonte;
iiDOH Bell, Arnprior.
Lbbds and OaicNViiJiK.— Jno. B. .(ones, nrock-
ille; Thos. Harrison, Preanott; S. McCammon.
atuinoque ; Robt. Leslie, Kemptvilln ; Mirhae>
(illj Merrickville; Hugh Uaekay. Delta; Hi-
' a, Fr«kriH|i HowM KUboratiiDW
i;oro ; W.VV. King Fi.."mer.sville : Tlio-t. Koi'ert-
.suu, Speaoervillo : Warren Lyni.an. N, Auw!.-t,.'< ;
Alfred A. M.iiiro. Mallorytown.
PnE.scoTr A.Nii R'.'ssF.u.. — S M. Oualimaa,
L'Orignal; Wm. Ferguson, Vsnklcek'Hill ; Jaa.
Hays, East llawkcsbury : Albert FIngar. Plao.
ttigeuot: N. W. Dunning'. Cuud'erlaud; .'aicea
Kvay.i, Rus.-'eli : Thomjif, White, IT;\w1;t4jijry ;
Henry Bi-adley. t'alplDui.- .
Ottawa \s\> PtiEScoir Railway, — iHrH-tMrf. :
Robert Bell, M. P,. Ottawa, President ; Thi.v
il-'yiiold". Motili'iM!, Vi'."' I'l't'-idcn- : i.'iwrleH
Aiimcfi.i, Otlav.-.", : t,!, li. lii'yviir.'>. !.)• iitrfial :
• i xeph iiiiwor. :<( mt'tvillo ; ,\M. Ciiir .:, M.P..
iil.ia>va; ,Ji.,-«i>ii il;«K.-iOii. Aioutrful ; tl vi. tloii-
'.Mi.>. MouirL'ai; Tli'inas .Md^iaiid, ^Uiulreal ;
l.>anii') MoLaciiiio, AiMijaiir , Vi illiaiti i'alrick,
Prt'scoti. , it.'v'v . hiC'iti, Ul.Li.wa; lion. Jus, Skoad,
i.'ntaw'i. Dtfii'trx: .lueiLph M-Kiiity, -,ori:lair
and rieasiirer, Ott;;wa; lieuj. I'lcnclj. M:in.i<.ror,
I.'ii"'( .'it : 'riioiiiU^ JC'-ynulds, ili'iuiver. i\l(.-..lrcal,
i;. IV.iiiii;,;? Jf., Olii.-.i'ClL'ik, Ot,tawa : t\l)jriio,
MiibtL'i' Mai'iiiuist, ]'reMC(/:,t: Win. .Si.ifi-w.>od,
Rimd-Ma.->1 ••;•, Ki-njpl.ville.
Ml'NK'lPAL, R!tM)K.«f .ASsOCIATllif. — PrPlsillffit.
.Ulan Gilniour; Vice Provident, M. K. Dickiix-
son ; Comrailteo ol' Mana^'unit'iit. Mesars. Our-
ncr, Plater. Ilarri.s, Mclidlivray, Noel, Roi^hei-
ti.'p. Hay, 11. O. Burritt, T, Huiiton and MolCqy ;
S'xietary -^nd Treasurer, Geo. Heubr»ch
(.)TjAWA BoARO 0) Trauk. — All«c Gllmotr,
Ksci., President: Kdward GrifiRn, Esq,, Viee-
Pn-sidoi't ; P. Pearson Harris, Esq., Treasurer.
CiunuHl: Messrs. K, McGilhvray, G. H, Perry,
Alfxnnder Scott, Joseph Aumond, H. V. No«l,
Suuinol Howell, James Skead, Coll McDonfll,
Thomas Hiinton, J. M. Currier and JameR Dyk*?.
Secretary, Mr. George Heubac*'
Bytowh Consumbiw' Ga8 Comvany. — Kdtr.
Griffin, Esq., President, J. Dyke, E.sq., Vice-
President. Director»: E. Griffin, J. Dyke, J.
Skead, J. Porter, Samuel Howell, N,S. illasden,
J,M. Onrner, Coll McDonell. P. Pearson Harris,
Esqs. Secretary, George Houbaeh, Esq. ; Mr.
James Perry, Manager.
Ottawa AeaociATioN Of JiHuuiiR Ma«ui»a«-
Tiiiwas.— President, Allan Gilmour, Esq, ; Vic*-
President, Richard McConnoll, Esq, Dhfctort .
George E, Aird, Esq,; David Moore, Esq. ; Joa.
Auraond, Esq.; Levi Young, Esq. ; Hon, Jamea
Skead ; Rob't Conroy, Eaij. ; Rob't Skead, Bsq.
Treasurer, George E. Aird, Esq.; Secroiarjj
G. H. Perry, Esq. Audit Cow„ntl:'.t : Hok,
James Skead; David Moore, Ei»(,.; George B.
Aird, Esq.; and the Sc<;ret(U-y.
\UnAWABKA RlVKIl iMHHOVEMKNf CoMPAHT.
JHrfi'hru : Dnniel McLachlin. Esq. ; Georga
E. Aird, Ecq, ; Robt, Conroy, Esq. ; Hon. Jaa
Rktmd ; and Edward (Griffin, Esq. Oj^Vbt* .
Robert Ootiroy, K«q., President ; Edw. Qriffl*
Esq., V,oe-Pre8id«ntond Treasurer; Jno.OlAnfpt
lUrt-:^ Hop. Jar. Bkead, Maniiging Dirtat*
yMw'.mKmm'>:t»^::^%':^Mitfl^:
26
OTTAWA AND DISTRICT.
[1864
COTINTY OF CaRIETON REGISTRY OmCE —
Hd. Sherwood, Esq., Regislv.ir ; Mr. John T. A.
Sproule, Deputy Registrar ; Mr. Thos Sproule.
Oopyiug Clerk.' Office hours from In a. ni. id
'i p.m.
POBT-oFFicK.— G.P. Bflker, Esq., rost-mnster ;
Mr. W. H. Cluff, Assistant Post-master; Mr.
B. Cluff, Registration Clerk ; Mr. J. T. Bartraiii,
Window Clerk : F. Hawkins, Assistant ; W.J.
8eeby, Letter > arrier; Wm. McDonald, second
Letter Carrier. Office hours during Summer,
from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. ; and during winter from
S a.m. to 6 p.m.
Crsioins Department. — Dun. Graham, Esq.,
tioUector ; A. Douglas, Esq., Surveyor; Mr. J.S.
Lee, Clork ; Mr. Alexander Heney, 1st Landing
Waiter; Mr. John Litle, 2nd Lindinj^ Waiter;
Mr. Wm. H. Gibson, Prerentive Officer; John
Roland, Messenger.
Crown Timber Oitic*.— A.J. R-issell, Agent
and Inspector of Crown Timber Agencies,
Canada; C. S. McNutt, Assistant; Jus. Ritchie,
fnerk; Ed. Smith, Collector of Slide Dneo;
Richard Quinn, Messenger.
BiDEAU Cakal Oiticb.— Jas. D. Sloter, Esq ,
Rnpermtendent ; Mr. Martin Carman, Clerk;
and Mr. Francis Abbott, Foreman ©f Works.
Ottawa Mutual Impkotembnt AasociArioN. —
W. Stewart. Esq., President; J. Ijang, Enq.,
locretary.
CHURCIIKK
Christ's Ohiuch (Cntmcn •r FjKm..\Ki)]. —
Eev. J. S. Lauder, M. A., Rector ; residence,
Richmond Road ; Curate, Rev. J. Wood, B.A. ;
Hoursof service, 11 a.m. and «^ p.m.— Sparks
Street. Organist, H.R. Fripp, Esq.
CuAPEii OK Ease (Church o* Enoi*ani)j.—
Rev. J. S. Lauder, M. A., Rector; residence,
Richmond Road ; Hours of Service, 1 ] a, m,,
»nd 6i p.m. — Sussex Street.
Episcopal Methohibt Cnuncii.— Revs. 8. ii.
Stone and F. Chisholm, Ministers ; residence,
•orner of York and Dalhousie Streets ; Hours of
afervice, 104 »'™-» ^^^ ®i p.m.— York Street.
Knox's (Fkbe) Church.— Rct Thomas Ward
rope, Minister ; residence, Stewart Street ;
Hours of Service, 11 a.m. and 6^ p.m.— Daly St.
St. Andrew's (Chubcu op Scotland). — Hev.
Alexander Spenco, Minister ; residence, Sparks
Street; Hours of Service, 11 a.m. and 6} p.m,
Wbsletan.— Rev. William Scott, Minister;
fesidenco corner of Queen and Metcalfe Streets ;
flours of Service, lOJ ••«»• and 6i p.m.— Met-
calfe Street.
CoNGRKaATioNAi..— Rev. J. Elliot, Minister;
residence, Ridean Street ; Hours of Service, 1 1
•.n. and 6^ p.m — Cor. of Albert and Elgin St.
Haitist. — Rev. James Mackie, Minister ; rosi-
«lenc«, Victoria Terrace; Hours of Service, 11
».m. and 6i p.m.— Queen Street.
St. Andrew's Church (Rohan Catholic).—
Rov. Mr. McGrath, P. P. ; Hours of Service, 10
a.m. and 1 p.m., flrom Easter until St. Micbael's
Dny ; 10 a.m. and 3 p.m from St. Midbael's until
Swter,
Catuedral Notre Dame (Roman Catholic).-
Rev. D. Daudurand, Vicar-General ; Houtb o|
Service, 5, 8 and 10 a.m. arid 7 p.m. from Eastet
until St. Miehiicl's Day; 6, 8 and 10 a.m ai<
6 p.m. from St. Michael's until Easter. Organ
ist, Mr. Dosseri.
St. Joseph's Church. — Rev. J. F. Gnillafi
P.P. ; Hours of Divine Service, Sundays ani
Holydays, Mass at 8 and 10 a.m. trom Eastet
until the Feast of St. Michael. Vespers 7 p,
from St. Michael to Easter, 6 p.m. ; Wi>ek day*,
Mass 7Jr B.m. Organist, Mrs. R.W. Scott
RELIGIOUS eOCIKTIBS
Bible Society. — James Cox, Esq., Presideii
Wm. Clegg, Wm. Hamilton, Wm. Cousens, Gei
Hay, Esqs., Vice-Presidents ; Rev. Thos. Waril
rope. Corresponding Secretary ; Rev. J. Elli«l,
Recording Secretary; G. May, Esq., Treasurer;
J. Doric, Ksq., Depos'tary. JUembera of Onr
mitlee: Jiidt^e Armstrong,!. McKay, G.B. Blyli,
H. McCorraick, Esqs.. Dr. Hill, M. Patteraoa,
F. G. Crosby, S. Howell, W. F. Rnssell, Tim.
Hunton, Esqs.. Dr. Sewell, John Darie, Wm
Jamioson, J. Stewart, G. B. Elliott, G. Suttoi,
Tbos. Gallagher, G. May, G. Thorburn,B. Gavk
W. Minore, J. Tracy, Esqs., and all the resittan
Protestant Clergymen of this city.
General Hobpital. — Under the snperinteai
euce of the Sisters of Charity. Dr. Hill, Ow-
suiting Physician ; Dr. Beanbien, Surgeon.
Protestant Hospital. — C. Armstrong, Ee^.,
President; Guorge Hay, Esq., VieePresideBt ;
R. Ross, E«q , Secretary ; Alex. Workm«n,Eef .,
Treasurer. Mr. Thomas Daniel, Steward. C«i
suiting Physician, S.C. Sowell, A.M., M.D. Edit.;
Ordinary Physician, Jas. A. Grant, M.D.
Society or St. Vincbtnt de Paul: Confmi
ence or OuH Lady. — Spiritual Director, Rot
Mr. Molloy ; President, Patrick O'Meara, Ksq. ;
Vice-President, J. F. Caldwell, Esq. ; Secretarw,
Robt, O'Reilly, Esq. ; Treasurer, Jeremiah BnlB-
van, Esq. ; Librarian, James Devlin, Esq. ; Pa^
tron of Schools, John O'RoillT. Esq. Physidai,
Anthony O'Reilly, Esq., M. D. Meets eTej
Sunday at 2 o'clock, p.m., at its new Han,
Sussex Street, opposite the Cathedra).
PDBLIO BIITIiUINGH.
Parliament Bcildin<»p.— Architects, Messiu
Fuller ABaillarge: Contractor, T. McGroevy,
Esq.; Clcrkof Works, Mr. J. Laroso; Meaanrer,
Mr. J. Bowes.
Dbpaktmental BoiLDiNuB.-Architects, Messrh.
Stent A Lnver ; Contractors, Messrs. Jones,
Haycock A Co. ; Measurer, Mr. J. H. Pattison;
Clerk of Works, Western Building, Mr. G. B
Pelham; Clerk of Works, Eastern BuildiniR,
Mr. Wm. Uatohinsou.
BANKH.
(iOBBEc Bakk, Ottawa Afftney, Sparks Streel.
H. V. Noel, Esq., Agent; O.V. Nool, Waq.
Teller.
Bank or Montrsal, Ottaioa JSraneh, effloe
SlTMUxf* Cparao%,B«rriB,
1864.]
g. - =
Uanager; I Jam
Crembie, Teller
BacIK of Br
Agency, o£Qce \
hq., Agent; J.
Bank or Ui
•ffice Welliugto
Manager ; Johi
Ohfts. B. Graset
Th» Ottaw
Weekly.— Office
Printing Office
Robt. Bell, Esc
(OR, Esq.
COURRIIH d'(
Ottawa Citizen
itreet. Publisl
Ssq., M.D.
"The Union—
Mrner of York i
Messrs. Friil i
and G. H. Perr;
©ttawa Ga;
ttreet. Propr
•Iohn Yielding
Ottawa Bai
ilreet. Propri
Otfawa Trib
T«rk and Bus
6'CONMon, Esq^
Carlton Roi
1864.— First P
panion LB. Ta;
flompanion, W
Ex. Companio
Companion Mi
lam; Treasnn
Principal Sojoi
Senior Assinta
Itarkc; Jnnioi
T. C. Clarke.
Doric Loiit
J. P. Featherp
Thos. Story, I,
Br. W. Finglar
lain; W. Br. I
hum Pratt, Sec
Br. Matthew A
Brs. Jas. Starl
CoRiNrniAN
W. Br. Robert
kr, P. M. ; Br
Wood r>w. J.
H. V. Noel, 1
Dalhousie
fur 186.S-4 :-
W. Bro. Dovl
W.;Bro. B. I
I. D. ; Bro. \
dell, "rreasurfl
Bro. W. Brig
[1864
Cathouc),->
Tal ; Honn ol
n. from Eaatet
d 10 a.m ui
aster. Organ
F. Guillafi
Sundays anl
trom fiastet
spers 1 p.B
; Woekdajri,
V. Scott
sq., Presideii;
Cousens, Ge«.
Thos. Wari
Rer. J. Kilitt,
sq.. Treasurer;
mbtnt of Om
:«¥, G.n. Bly*,
11. ralteraoi,
Bossell, Tb«8.
n Dnrie, W«i
ott, G. Sattoi.
burn,B- 6<*T^
nil the resicMR
he siiperintcai
Dr. Hill, Om
I, Surgeon.
rmHtrong, Ee\.,
VieePreeideit ;
WorkmaOjEef.,
Steward. Coi
.M., H.D. Rdii
Bt, M.D.
pAtTl,: CoiirBK
Director, Rot
O'Meara, Ksq. ;
laq. ; Secretarv,
Jeremiah 6nlU'
vlin, Esq. ; Pa-
Isq. PhysicSai,
Meets eveil
its new Haf,
edra).
H.
hitects, MeBfii^,
T. McGroeTf
o8«; Meaeiirer,
shitectB, Meosrh,
Messrs. Jones,
J. II. Pattiaon;
ing, Mr. G. B
)tern Building,
I Sparks Street,
V. Nool, Mki,
1864.]
OITAWA AND DISTRICT
2T
Uanager ; [James Cox, Esq., Accountant ; Mr.
Orembie, Teller; Mr. S. Green, CTlcrk.
BAriK OF British North America, Ottawa
Agency, oflBce Wellington Street. — A, C. Kelty,
hq., Agent; J. A. Godd, Esq., Teller.
Bank or Upper Canada, Ottawa Agency,
•ffice Wellington Street. Thos Helliwell, Esq.,
Manager ; John H. Pinhey, Esq., Accountant ;
<5hR8. B. Grasett, Esq., Teller.
NKWSPAPGBB.
Th» OtTfAWA Citizen. — Semi-Weekly and
Weekly. — Office, TIu Ottawa CUiznn Steam
Printmg Office, Bidean Street. Proprietor,
Root. Bin, Esq., k.P.P. ; Manager, I. B, Tay-
iCR, Esq.
CODRBiiB d'Ottawa. — Weekly.— Oflke, The
Qttaaa Citizen Steam Pnnting Oflke, Rideau
ftreet. Publisher and Manager, J. E. Dorion,
8sq., M.D.
Thb Union— Tn- Weekly and Weekly— Office,
Mrner of York and Sassex Streets. Proprietors,
MeEsrs. Friil A Co. E^litors, H.J. Friel, Esq.,
and G. H. Perry. Esq.
Ottawa GAaEtr*— Weekly.— Office, Rideau
itroet. Proprietors, Messrs. F. B. IIjci.y and
John Yielding.
Ottawa Bannbr — Weekly.— Office, Rideau
Itreet. Proprietor A. WiiiSON, Esq.
Ottawa Tribcnb — Weekly. — Office, corner of
Terk and Sussex Streets. Publisher, R. E.
6'Connob, Esq.
masonic;
Cahlton Rotal Arch OnAVtm.—OJicenf for
1864.- First Principal, Right Excellent Com-
panion I.B. Tnylor; Second Principal, Excellent
Companion, W. B, Gailwey ; Thud Priucipnl,
Kx. Companion, J. P. Fealherslon ; Scribe E,
Companion Marett, Scribe N, Companion Pel-
lara; Treasurer, Ex. Companion D. M. Grant;
Principal Sojourner, Companion G. H. Perry ;
Senior Assistant Sojouiner, Companion Jamub
fttarke; Junior Assistant Sojourner, Ouuipanion
T. C. Clarke.
DoBio liOt»iU.—OMcera for 1864— W. Br.
J. P. Featherston, W. M.. (re-elected) ; W. Br.
Thos. Story, I.P.M. ; Br. Thos. U. Kerhy, S.W. :
Br. W. Fingland. J. W. ; llev. C.B. Pettit, Chap-
lain; W. Br. D.M.ilrant. Treasurer; Br. Abra-
hum Pratt, Secretary; Br. Tbeo<loreGabler,S.D.;
Br. Matthew Aird, J.l). ; Br. John Graham, J.G.;
Hrs. Jas. Starko and Wm. P. Lett, Stewards.
CORINPHIAN lx)DOB. — Liit ofOMcern for 1864 :
Vf . Br. Robert Lyon. W. M ; W, Br. I. B. Tay-
kr, P. M. ; Br. W. R. Thistle, S. VV. ; Br. James
Wood r>w. J. W. ; Br. F. Marett, Secretary ; Br.
ii. V. Noel, Treasurer.
Dalhocsik Lodob, ^. R.). — Litt of Offioerit
fur 186.'?-4 :— W. Bro. Horace Merrill, W. M. ;
W. Bro, David Scott, P. M. ; Bro. F. D. Tims. 8.
W. ; Bro. B. P. Williams, J. W. ; Bro. T. WUcox,
«. D.; Bro. W. Wright, J. D ; Bn>. N. 8. Bias-
dell, Treasurer; Bro. Wm. Sohnfield. Secretary ;
Bro. W. firigbam, I. G. ; Bra Rct. 8. G. Stone,
NATIONAL, lilTERART AND BSNETOLKNT 80CIETIK.
St. George's Societt. — President, Thomas
Hnoton, Esq. ; 1st Vice-President, J.S. Lee, Esq.;
2nd Vice-President, Jas. Perry, Esq. ; Chaplains,
Revs. 0,0. Codd, and J. Buller of March ; Physi-
cians, Hamnet Hill, M.D., and E. VanCortlandt,
M.D., Esqs. ; Treasjirer, J.P. Featherstone, Esq. ;
Secretary, W. Mills, Esq. Committee ot Ma*-
agement: Messrs, T. Starmer, T.W. Shepber(|,
C.T. Bate, Jas. Slooombe, G.B. Pelham, James
Woodrow, Geo. Cox. Stewards : Messrs. R. W.
Stevens, J. G. Macrow, E. Miles, and B. Huckell,
Auditors: Messrs. C.T. Thomas and Edw. Routk.
St. Andrew's Society. — President, Dr. J. A.
Grant ; 1st 'Vice President, Thomas Isaac ; 2u(l
Vice-President, James Peacock, sr. ; Chaplai%
Rev. A. Spence; Physician, Dr. McGilhvrayj;
Treasurer, James Fraser ; Secretary, Andretr
Ghristie ; Assistant Secretary, G. R. Blytb.
St. Patbich'b Litbrart Asbociatiow. — R. W,
Scott, Presideut; W. Kehoe, Ist Vice-President^,
P. Baskerville, 2nd Vie«- President ; W. Finlex^
Treasurer ; R. O'Reilly, Corrcs. Sec. ; Charlw
McCarroo, Rec. Sec. ; .leseph J. Murphy, Asst^
Recordiug Secretary ; G. J.O'Doberty, Librarian.
Trustees : Messrs. John Qoain, P. Brennan, Bd
Dunn, W.J. Bingham, T.F, O'Brien, E.J. O'Neii,
F. Doherty, D. Whelan, W. H. Griffin, P. A.
Egleson, Jas. Murphy, John Carroody.
Union St. Josbpu d'Ottawa.— Cnthbcrt Bor"
deleau, President ; Elrich Pelletier, ler Vio»-
Pr<^8ident; Napoleon Therien, 2me Vice-Pr^s^
Leonard Desmardts, Secretaire ; Tous»aint Mes-
ard, Assittant Sec. ; L<5on David, TrAsorier; .
Fran^j'ois Sanriol, OolIecteurTresorier; OnesinM
Barette, Assittant do. do. ; Francois Duhame]^
Bihli()th6caire ; Theophile Bellemare, ler Officier
Ordon:iateur.
SoriRTK St. Jean-Baptistk. — President, Dr.
lienubien; ler Viee-Prds. N. Germain; 2m6
Vice do., J.B. Richer ; Secr^fciire, Dr. St. Jean ;
Trdsorier, II. Pinnrd. Officitrs Ordwmateur».i
Ciis, Auniond, Chs. Laporte, O. Glackniej'er,
P.Roque. Oomitede Reyle : I. Traversv, A.T.W.
Rt-Hume, R. Lapierre, J.B. Parent, N.I'oront, I^
I'iuiird, A. Champagne, E. Martineau, J.B. Mar-
tincHU, P. Mari^, L.A. Grison, J. Pinard, E. MiV
liitte, A. Foisy, J. B. Oantin jr., 6. Demers, L.
Tiisse, 8. Champagne, F. Rochon, C. Triolle,
A. Gravelle, Dr. Riel, Capt. Favreau, Bernard
Lariviere, J. T. Prudhuiume, L. J. B. Lazure,
V. X. Guerlin, R. Hurtnbise, I. Berichon jr,
A. Roy, Roinain Pag6, B. Proulx, A. Fillioo,
A. Frechette, et P. Tambeau.
NoM DE8 Officibrs dh Ckhclb Litterairb dk
liA Jkunbssb G athouqve Canadiknnb d'Ottawa.
—President, Ohas. Chaput; ler Vice-President,
E. A. Lapierre ; 2me Vice-President, J. A. IMnard j
.Secretaire, Alp. Roque; Tresorier, P.H. Chaboi;
Bibltothecaire. N.Chevrier ; Conseiller, D Richer,
A. T. Reaume, W. Lindsay, V. Laporte, Arcli.
Roque, et H. Lapierre.
iNBTiTxrr Oanadhn Fhanoais.— Dr. E. R. K
"' firtill^"*' X«.A.Qri8oo, lor Yiod'Pr^sidoatt
t
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Its
OTTAWA AND VICINITY.
[1864. 1 1864. 1
!
I
:1
4^
\i
Q. Glackmeyer, 2me Vice-President ; A. T. W.
'Maume, Secretaire Archiviste ; Dr. P. St. Jcnn,
Secretaire Correspondent; P. Marier, Trfisoirer;
t, Rochoii, Bibliuthecaire. Comite de R6gle:
J. B. Tiirgoon, A. Filion, P. Rocqiie, P. Duha-
nel, L. TusEd, et H. Lapierre.
Ottawa Meohanics' Institutb ^Nl> Athbn.*-
Ulf. — Trmtee* and Office Bearera for 1863-4 :
Trwtees: Dr. S.C. Sowell, W. Duck, 11. Home,
P.P. Harris, Jiimos Oimnlnghau, J. LindsHy,
A. Currie, G. Sutton, H.J. Friel, J.M.T. Hanniim,
H.V.Nocl,,O.H. Porry.C.R. Cunningham, Esqs..
Dr. VaaCorltaudt, W. Hamilton, Esq., Dr. J. A.
iirant, J. Dyke, J. G. Bell, Tlios. Patterson iiud
A. C. Huuliit'ou, Ksqs. Office Btartrs : Presi-
dent, Dr. y.C. Sewell; lEt Vice-Presiutnt, W.
Duck, Esq. ; 2n<l Vii-e-Presiiieut, U. iiorric, J-'sq. ;
Treasurer, P. P. IIarri:>, Esq. ; Corfesporiding'
Secretary, .lames Cuuniugljam, Escj. ; Ri-cording
.Secretary, J, Liud&jiy ; Honorary Lilirariiiii,
A. Curne. Marutgivg Commiliee : W. Duck,
Oh:.irn)an ; G. Sntttm, G. H. Pciry, H. Hornc.
Dr. Sewoil, J. Lindsaj', members eVoaieio; L;-
brariau. J. B, Nicholison.
The Ottawa Literary Association. — Org»u-
iecd 1st April ISbS, " for the improvcm«>nt ol its
members in Literature, CnmpoKition. Khetoiic,
aad Debate, end (he promotion ui (heir intellectual,
•oeial and ninral advancement.'' M(>et< every
Wednesday evening, in McCarthy's Hall, Central
Town. Offleers 1803 : .1. P. iiobinson, President ;
?^in. A. Lamb, Vice-President; J. U. Llo^d,
rcaiurer ; J. H, Ford, Secretary.
Ieisu LiTKRAav Deb.mxno Club. — President,
Hobert O'Reilly : Vice President, T. F. O'Brien ;
Secretary, P. G. O'Grady.
IfATDKAL History Association.— President,
D. Billings, Jr.; 1st Vice-President, N. K Web-
iter, A.M.; 2d Vice-Prea. Geo. Hay ; Secretary,
Thos. Austin ; Curator and Librarian, E. Van
Cortlandt ; Coin, uf Uanagement, J. Thornburn,
A. M., Duncan Thompson, TLos. Daniels,
CDOCATIONAIi IMSTITUTIONa.
OOLLBOB OF Ottawa. — Very Rev. J. fl. Tab-
«r«t, V. G., Superior ; Rev. A. Tortel, Director
•ltd Professor of Philosophy ; Rev. R. F. Cooke,
Professor of Mathematics ; Rev. I . Lefevre,
Profeflsor of Belles Lcttres : J. I), Bniidin, Bur-
ner ; Rev. A. Derbuel, Professor of Rhetoric ;
MeMra. G, Collins, Barry, McCarthy, Bt-rnior
Panroe, and Rov. J. B. Genin, Professors ;
rHaciplinarian, Mr. A.O. Boucher.
Ottawa Sbnior GRAMiin HoHOoii.— John
Vhorbnrn, Esq., M.A., Priucipal; Thos. Tubman,
!Bsq., First Assistant Master; .lames DonucUy,
Ksq., French Master ; 9.B. Fripp, Esq.. Drawing
Master. Board of fruxtus : Dr. II, Uill. I'resi-
dent. Rev. J. S. Lauder, M.A. ; Rot. Tliornas
Wardropo ; P.P. Harris, Esq. ; Rev. A. fcipence ;
n. M. Grant, Esq., Secretory.
Ottawa Aoaukmy.— Boardino and Day
luBOoL roil YoiiNO Gbntleuun,— C'ornc*' of
Qmen and Metcalfe St.,- Otiowa City, C. W.
Duncan Thompson, jr., N, B. Webster, AM,
The students of this Institution are prepared
for College or any cla^ a in College ; and thost
fitting for Commercial or Mercantile pursiiilj
can have thorough instruction in the branches
they require to understand. The French Laa-
guago is also thoroughly taught in the school.
Those wishing to qualify theinBclves for leach
ing will have superior advantages. The Winter
Term commences on ilanuary 26th, 18«4, and
the Spring Term on April 13th, 1864.
Thk Ottawa Fbmai.r Seminauy, Boardivo
AND Day School. — Hfjarkii Stred. Duncan
Thomps'on, jr., Principal ; Mrs, E. M. Thompson
I'reoeptresH; N. li. Webster, A. M. Lrcinrerot
Natural Bcirnccs: Madame D^irion, Teaclier of
i''ifn(!i and Music; .MIrs tieorguitiii Kogers,
Teacher of EiigUsli UrHiiclies. 'Ihe Wiiitei
Term comnieni'cs on January 26th, 18('4. «qri
the Spring Term on April ISlli, 18f.4.
TEArilElIS OF COM-MOh SCHOul.y, ClT? <>»
Ottawa, \HiJ'\.~Vidoi.a Ward. L<: BrctfyiC^,
Fh't: William hU".v;irt, and Mi.^s M. Stewart,
A-'.sistant. Victori'i Terrace: JaiiusC. Stewart,
Mi.-<H Ellen Sjiark^, At;:<iBlant. Jivgine Jlomt,
WcVhigUm Ward : Mis.s Eliziibfth Murraj,
and MiiJ." S. Humphries, Assinfants. Central
S<lu)()l, Wellington Ward: T. J. O'Connor, Mist
E. Carson and Miss Alice Spark.s, Assistauta.
Si. George's Ward : John R(.bert=on, and Mioa
R. Fleming and Mil's J. Murphy, Assistants.
0>fam,. Word: W. F. Bonsall. and Miss E. A.
Luiigrell, A'isistaiit.
R. C. SKi'AR.vrt SfHooii Teac'hkks. — Upper
Town, Wellington Ward. Mr. Nolan ; Victoria
Ward, Miss A. Ilackett. Lower Town, Engliak
Schools, Mcisrs. J. and R. O'Reilly; Prenak
Schools, Messrs. Tass^ and C. liich^ : T«MaJ»
Schools, Sisters of Charily.
rCMrBrtANOR SOCieTIRN.
Oti'awa Tkmplb No. 403, 1. 0. or «. T.—
Georgo Godwin, W.C.T. ; Mrs. M. Morriaoa,
W.V.T. ; Jolin Stapledon, W. S. ; Wm, Minor*,
W.F.S. ; George Shouldis, W. T. ; N. MorriMm,
W.M, ; MisB C. Godwin, W.D.M. ; Mie*
Graham, W.I.G. ; R. Mooney, W.0.0. ; Wa.
Clegg, W. Chaplain. James Rftiliff, T.D. ;
A. F. Gralinm, CD,
Chaujdikxr Tkhi'ue Nu. 4i'i, I. 0. or O. 't.~
Officer*: W.C.T., Donald Mnsson; W.V.T.,
Mary Halfpenny ; W. S., A. E. Orahain; W.T„
George Young; W.F.S., William Hay; W.M.,
J. Mix; W.I.tl, J, Humphries; W.O.G., JaooW
Halfpenny; W.C, D. Campholl , W.D.M., M.
Holden; W.R.U.S., Agnes Graham ; W.L.H.S.,
D. Carmicbai'l, D.G. W.C.T. for the ciiy, A,P.
Graham, This IVinple racots every Frul»f
ovening in M^iOttrthy's Hall, Centre Town.
Oa'iiiolk! Tbmperanob Soc'ibty— Rev. FatlM'
MoUoy, President; J.lloiiey, IslVlca-Picfiidentj
T. F. O'Brien, 2ud do. ; T. Kohoe, Trensurtr;
Paul V. Flynn, Corresponding Becrel«ry; i.
O'Reilly, Recording Secretary.
Ottawa No. 1
(ioode; 2nd Cap
Thomas Kebo-<;
Secretary and Ti
William Walsh ;
2nd do.. John Ki
liavanagh ; 2nd
.(oyce; Foreman
Ridbau Gompa
J. Ouiiird, 2nd d
Treasurer; Cliai
Beanchnmp, Btiv
Chaudiirb Co
?. Link, 2nd do. ;
man, Sec. ; Gooi
Cbnthal Hou
Scott, Esq., Cai
tenant; Joha R
Robertson, S«crs
iamss Forsyth, 1
itiFLB Assota,
-Lilt of Officers
Viscount Monck
Sir W. F. Willia
of the Forces, F
Tth Btttalion Ca
Lieut. Col. J, Ai
Lieut, Col. D. X
ilonjrary Vice-^
President ; Hon
I'lnn. J- Himil
W.F. Powell, E
H.P.; R. Bell,
flsq., M.P. ; J.
tyro, E.^q., M
.iuda;e Arin^tro
of Carleton ;
Idwos, Knq. ;
Esq. ; R. W
'. Sapple, Esq
fair, M ijor Do
Ssq., M.D.: J L
N. Sparks, Et!
Old. Turner, ft
iiri:ijadH Major
Oaptdns Fiirn
u. Home, c. :
il.V, Noel. Ti
iloD. Secretary
OTTAW
FiBiiD Kytpf
(Japiai.i A. W
Lieut., and Adj
Ko>T Art 1 1.1
Lieut. Du.,'l<, h
Surgeon.
No. I RiPi.v
No 2 lUi
I'ln'^lKn R^aun
Nu. :i RiF
Lieut. Home.
Knginbbks.
Wr. A. Austin
J
i\:
[1864.
are prepared
s; and thos*
mile pursuit!
the branches
French Laa-
D the school
ves for teach
The Winter
th, 18«4, and
i64.
A
Y, BOARDIVO
t Dnnca,:
I'hompHon
]j( rinrer nt-
Tenclier of
'lli:» l{f)}rerK|
liio Wiiitei
ith, \8(A. aurt
H-H, CiTT «»
Li; JBrdau'',
M. Siewiirl,
3 C. Stewart,
;>'(/t7i« JJonte,
)tth Uurraj,
nts. CetUrul
'Connor, MiBt
Abtiietaiita.
Ion, nnd Miaa
AHSistanta.
tici lliss B. A.
HKKH. — Upper
Ian j Victoria
rowD, Engliiili
eilly; Frenak
ich^ : F«Mal»
). or «. ».—
M. Morrison,
Wni. Minorai,
N. liorriaODt
If. ; Miss
'0.0.; Wbi.
Iftiliff, T.D. ;
D. «r G. T.—
n; W.V.T.,
ihum; W.T«
r.O.G., jQoob
W.D.M., M,
i; W.L.H.8.,
he city, A.F.
very FridAf
Town.
-Rer. Ji'utlMi
.■a-PicRidantj
V Trenetirtr;
ecreUry; J.
1864.)
OTTAWA AND DISTRICT.
29
FIRB C0MPANIK8.
Ottawa No. 1 Fire Coiupanv. — Captain D,
(londe; 2nd Captain, John Murphy ; I st Lieut,
Thomno Kebo-^; 2nd Lieut., Thomas Lacey;
Secretary nnd Treas., J. P. Tiernan; Asst. do.,
William Walsh ; First Engineer, Jus. Murphy ;
2nd do.. John Kehoe ; I-<t Branch Man, Patrick
iiavana^h; 2nd do., M. O'Meara; Busier, E. F.
fo/ce; Foreman of Hose, John Ardeil.
RiDBAU CoMPANT. — PttuI Favereau. Cnptain ;
J. Oirnird, 2nd do. ; L. A. Grisun, Secrotary and
Treasurer; Chss. Oantin, Aast. 8oc. ; Amable
Beauohamp, Biiurineer; Jean Leclere. 2itd do.
Chaudibrb Company. — John Lungfurd. Capt. ;
?. Link, 2nd do. ; J. Langford, Trea^. ; J. Sweet-
man, Sec. ; George Wilson, Engineer.
CiNxnAL HnuK 8t LAPORn Oompant — Alex.
Scott, Eiq., CajitaiB ; Alfred 'I'raytdr, 1st Lieu-
teaaot; Jokn Robertaon, 2nd LientenanI ; J. P.
Robertaoa, Seeratanjr ; J.S. Michol8on, Treasurer;
iaoias Forajth, £ngio«er.
NiLlTtA.
liiruB Association. Military District No. 1.
~Li*to/Oficera]S6,i-i: Patron, His Excellency
Viscount Monck, Governor Gen. Vice-Patron,
Sir W. P. WiUiams, Birt.. K.G.B., Co nm indur
of the Forces. President. Lieut. <]ol. P P. llurrig,
Tth B.ittalion Carloton Miliiia. Vice- Presiiients,
Lieut. Col. J. Aumond, 4ih Bat. Carleton Militia;
Lieut. Col. D. M. Grant, 4tli But. Russel Militia.
Honorary Vice-Presidents: Lt. Col. Coffin, ex-
Prosldeiit; Hon. Col. Matheson ; Hon. J. Shaw;
lion. J- Himil on, Inkermann ; Hon. J. Skead ;
W.F. Powell, Esq., M.P. ; R. B-ll, E.->q.. Linark,
M.P.; R. Boll, Esq., Russell, MP.; A. Morris.
Ssq., M.P.; J.M.Oiirrier. Esq., M.P. ; R. Mdii-
tyro, Esq., M. P. ; J. lliggiuson, Esq.. M. P. ;
•iui^e Arinstroujij; M.ivor <»r Otlaw^i ; Warden
of Carleton : Mr. Slit-nff Praser; G. B. L. Fel-
liiwoa, Ksq. ; A. YieMiiig, Esq ; D. McLachiin,
Esq.; R. W. Suoit, Esq.; J. W. Louv, Esq.;
'. Supple, Esq. ; Lt. Ool. Pjirio ; Lt. Col. Pi ty-
fair, M ijor Doiitl is, Capt. I).' Ikviiiiiien; II. H II.
Ssq., M.D.: J IJ.Sl itor, E^q. ; H .r. M.-i-nll, E^i ;
N. Sparks, Esq. GmiiicU: Lt. i!ol. CofJia. Lt.
Oiil. Turner, Major Doimlilsoii, Miijor Gilmour,
iiri:jade Major Mont;jjoiiit'ry. T.(,'. Cl.trkt', Ksq ;
Oiiptiin* Forn st, (i. H. Purry ; Lieuteiiaiits
U. Home, C. M.'N'ali. I'imtj , Foivsi. C iptiiin
H.V, Noel. Treasurer; Capt. W. B. Gnllwey,
ilou. Secretary.
OTTAWA ACTIVK MIUTIA KOROK.
flBiiD KvrrKRY. — Oj/jcfirx: Lieut.-Col. Turner ;
(Japiaia A. Workman, jr. ; I.i>iit. Geo Clarkf ;
Lieut., and A'lj. Korsyilk; Paym.isi(.'r R. Hish.ip
Ko )T .\RTii.i.BUY. — Ofir.ers : Capiain Forri'si,
Wuui. Duc'k, Eu-sii^n McJJao, S. U. dewoll, M.P.,
!sa rijeoii.
No. 1 RiPi.KS.— OTIi'.v;/'; Lipiit. Hill.
Ko 2 \\ii'\.\i^,—OJiwrs : Cuptiiu Beaubiou,
('Insi^n R^aumo.
No. 3 \\\t\.^n.—Offii'er» : Oiptain Gallwey,
Lieut. Home. Kusii^u A.G. Hutchison.
Knoi.vbbks. — Ofiiiers: Cupt. iSinclalr, Lieut.
WT. A. Auutio^uiit^iuiut fitfrry.
Commandant of the District : Major Mont^om^
ery. Brig.- Major, Merrickaville; Col. Mathewaon.
sedrntary militia rokcb.
Offiobrs op 4th Battauoh Carleton Miu-
TiA. — Lit)ut.-CoL Aumond, Major W. H.Thomp-
son, Major A. Scott, Adjutant James Cox, Quar-
ter Master Edward Dudon, Surgeon Edward
VanCurilandt, AsEistaut Surg-jou 10. R. E. Riel.
CaplatTU. — H. V. Noel, James Cox, Thoa. Mo-
Kay, Isaac Berichon, John Durie, John Freligh,
James ('oombs, Wm. Clegg, Thomas Langrell,
Isidore Traversy, H. G. Burritt, George Cox,
John H. Pinhey. Lieutenants. — Edward Arm-
strong, Samuel Howell, Chas. V. Noel, J. T.
Ponnock, Chas. Aumond, Edward S. Cox, Joha
C. Brennan, William Pennock, William Finlny,
Chas. Sparrow, Joseph Dyke, William Aumond,
Emifpm. — John Pennock, H. Lapiere, James
McCracken, Win. Boland, L A. Grison, EboK
Wood, Vincent Daze, J. H. Llyod, John Burns.
P. Pennock, jr., James Kgleson, S. Greeo. This
Battalion coni<ist8 of the above named officvr%
iHi sergeants. 36 corporals, and 1,093 privates.
James Cox, Captain and Adjutant.
Of'riOERs OF Seventh Battalion, Carlxtom.
— Lieiit.-Col. P. P. Harris, Major Allan Gilmour.
Captaim. — Edward Sherwood, George Frod-
eriuk Austin, James Dyke. George Ha7, Thomas
Clark Hatt. E Iward UcGillivray, G. ^eubacl^
and J. E. Walsh. Captain and Adjutant 6. H.
Porry. Lieulmantg. — J. Graham Vansittark,
Thos. Hunton, John F. Dorn-y, Alex. C. KeltT,
Daiiiol Lanigan, Wm. R. Tliistle. Thomas Holii-
wcll, and A. VV. Buriowes. Ennigns. — Lionel
P. V. Ilirris, G. May, R. M.Cullougli, A.
O'Ueilly. M.D., Alex. Burritt, McLeod Stewurl,
0. IJ. Grasett," Henry McCormick.
ORANQE LODGK. "^
County Officers of L O. Assooiation. —
BroiliHr William Boiiclier, March, W C M ; Bro.
J.iines Bearaen, North Gower, VV D C M; Bro,
William biitlur, Richmoml. G T; Bro. William
Corbett. Bell's Corners, C S ; Bro. Arcliibald
Toruey. Richmond, C P.
Dl-TUKM' OPPtCEIlS, L. 0. DisnticT L0I)G1\
No. l, Otpawa Cm'Y. — LJrotiier Thomas La»-
gri-ll. VV D S\ ; Bro A^r.ihmi Pratt, VV I) D il;
HioJiH). McCarthy, D T: Bro T. J. O'Oounor,
D S: ThosClarlie, DC.
' PltlVATK LODOKy.
L J.J No 47, iiu-ets in the Ornnj;'o Hall,
Market Square, ITpp-jr Town, on the 2iid Moo-
eay "t each iiiuiitli.
ortiors ior lfiB.'t-4: — Brother James Clarke,
W M; Bro Isaac (Muff, \V D M; Bro Olimlet
Lmlwood, Treas; Bro EJiiiuiid B.iilhe, Si.'c'y;
Bro VV Fraser, K of 0.
L L No I in. niei'ts in Orange Hall, Cumber-
land St.Luwer Town, on the l6t Tuesday iueack
month.
OlUeers for 186:J-4:— Brother Thomas Lan-
i;rell, VV M: Uro Saipuel Rithwell, WDM;
Bro Henry McCormick, Treua; Bro J M Bsksf,
-fjo'MJroW P Lc-l, F of C.
-■fmsi<-rm'
30
OTTAWA AND DISTRICT.
[1864. 1 1864]
L L No 126, meetH in Orange Hall, Queen
fit, Centre Town, on tlie 2nd Monday in each
month.
Officers for 1863-4:— Brother Thomas Stnr-
■er, W M : Bro T J O'Connor, WDM; Bro
J>o McCartliy, Treas ; Bro Thomas Siiroule,
fleo'y ; Bro David Graham, F of C.
L O L No 221. meets in Orange Ilall, Queen
At, Oentr* Town, on the Ist Tuesday of each
■onth.
Officers for 18G3-4 :~Brother Archibald Gra-
ham, W M ; Bro .Ino Greene, WDM; Bro Graig,
Treas; Bro J Stitt, Secy; Bro Wm Irvine.
FofC.
L O L No 227, meets in Orange Hall, Market
Square, Upper Town, on the 1st We<lneaday of
each month.
Officers for 18G3-4 : — Brother John Langford,
W M ; Bro JTancis Grnhnm, WDM; Bro Thos
Clarke, Sec'y ; Bro Francis Link, Treas ; Bro
8'eorgc Sparks, F of C.
MUSICAL AtrUOCIATIONS.
Ottawa Musical Union. — President, P. P.
Harris; Vice t'resident. Dr. Hill; Conductor
and Leader, Mr. Sofge ; Pianist, Mr. Fripp ;
Treasurer, I). Tliompson, Jr. ; Secretary, G. B.
Telham.
St. Cecilia Misical Association. — Presi-
dent, J. F. Caldwell ; Treasurer, Wm. Bolaud ;
Secretary, Mips Mary Jane Devlin; Assistant
Secretary, Miss Mary Ann Barrett.
SPOKTIN(J CLUBS.
Ottawa Sk.\tin« Club. — Hon. J. Skead, M.
L. C, President; J. M. Currier, M. P.. and Joh.
Aumond, Vice-Presidents ; 11. Smith, Secretary
and Treasurer ; L. C. Clark, A. Gilmour, C. Mc-
Nab, D. M. Grant, Geo. Heubach, L. M. Blas-
«lell, A. G. Forrest, Wm, Aumond, Richard Hay-
cock, Committee of Management.
Ottawa Curlimo Club. — A. Gilmoar, Esq,,!
President; T. C. Clarke, Esq., Ist Vice-Pregi-j
dent; J. McEinnon, Esq., 2nd Vice-President;
A. C. Hutchison, Secretary and Treasurer
Committee of Management : Messrs. Thomas |
McKay and W. Hutchison.
Ottawa Pionebr 8now-Shob Club. — Zutotl
Officers: — Mr. James Woodrow, President; Mr,
J. E. Duke, 1st Vice-President; Mr. H. P
Moore, 2nd Vice-President ; Mr. T. J. Burke, I
Treasurer; Mr. A. H. Taylor, Secretary. Mat^l
aginff Committee: — Messrs. T. Starraer, E. W,
Hillman, K. A Lapierre. Fred. Prodrick, .and!
B. Uuckell.
aoriccltural society.
County of Caeleton; — Wm. T. Ayleu, Esq
President; James Bearraan, Esq., 1st Vice- Presi
dent; James Davison, Esq., 2nd Vice-President:
J. G. Bell, Esq., Secretary and Treasorer.
Directors: — Messrs. Thomas Graham, George
Bell, Donald Kennedy, John Graham, V^'illiaii
Byers, John Dawsou, Edward Reilly.
BUILDINO society.
OiTAw^A Union BinLDiNG Society.— Peusr A
Egleson, Esq., President ; Geo. R. Burke, Esq.
Secretary and Treasurer; Robert Lees, Esq.,
Solicitor.
A Simple Mode of Oompnting Interest
Multiply the sum by v!, ^ number of days : tfaa;
product being divided by 6, will give the interest I
in mills. For exan-.plo : , '
200 »
12 .. '
6)2'100(40,0 cents.
If 7 per cent is required, add to 6 per cent |
one-sixth.
BOOKS, PAIvIPHLSTS. ^a.
PriMled oh tU<>^ ^liortoNt TVotl<?o n,t
.^Xe f:t€aM.a ^.Ytje^" €//*e^.
<3r. S. SUTK[H:PLX-.uA».]Sr3D;
Watck aad Clock Maker,
,• 1/ , litideati H|.i-eet,. t^ . . . .^. . , . .Ottawa.
6AR
■< ■■. ■♦
Dn
t ■
Call ai
BONNETI
\.\v'
Bon]
R1BB<
PI
(cr Pi
OBDE
Aude^
ex
[1864.
Tilmoar, Esq.,
I at Vice-Pregj.
lice-Pregidect;
jid Treasurer'
psars. Thomas
IpLUB.— Zwt M
Iresident; Mr
\, Mr. H. p
\. T.J.Burke
fecretary, Afm
ftarmer, E. W
rrofirick, .and
(TT. "''-^•-
Aylen, Esq.
1st Vice- Pr«8i
ice-President;
nd Trejsnrer!
ahaiii, George
ihana, >?illjaa
silly.
ETT.— Pelor A
I. Burke, Esq.
rt Leea, Esq.,
ag Interest
er of days : that
ive the interest
its.
i to 6 per cent
18645
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
It
GARLANDi MUTCHMOR & CO.,
STILL CONTfNVE TO SJiILL STAPLE and FANCY
Dry Goods, Millin'ry
■.- ii »
•• ;»■
Aco., ^e.. 4&c>.,
' » • ; I
Call and see their Large and Beautiful Assortment v.
-OF-
A H
'lit :
il ''l.ft '
BONNETS and HATS, Trimmed and Untrimmed ;
IIANTLES, in the Newest Styles; .,
SHAWLS, Wool Hoods, Garibaldi Jackets,
Ladies' Vests, Scarfs, Nubias, Veils,
Hair Nets, Head-Dresses,
Bonnet Velvets, Bonnet Silks,
iRlBBONS, RIBBON VELVETS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
PLUMES, HOOP SKIRTS, BONNET ROUCHES, &c„
as Cheap as the same description of Goods can be
(Cr Purchased at any Retail House in Canada. XO
ORDERS TAKEN FOR BONNETS, MANTLES
And every description of Millinery Ooods, by a first class Milliner on the premwes, and
• executed in any style desired upon the sliorteat uotico. All Ooods irarrantej
as represented, ^gT Please see Price List next page.
lideau Street, next Sappers' Bridge.
32
BUSLNESi^ DIRECTORY.
[1864 I 1864.J
i
I *
e- I. & GO'S PBIGE LIST. «
Canadian Tweeds and FuUcloths
r-i'i*;v^ AT FACTORY PRICES. . rt'-r.rf"
SPLENDID TWEEDS, all Wool ."::.:. .... . .from 2s 9d upwards
10,000 yrads (lUEY COTTON from 71 upwardu
6,000 yards WHITE SHIRTINGS from 6 upwards
10,000 yards PRINTS from 7^ upwards
GOBURGS, yard wide from 1 3 upwards
50,000 yards WINCEYS from 7^ upwards
1,000 yds. MANTLE CLOTHS (double widths) from 3 9 upwards
500 yds. SEAL-SKIN (JLOAKINGS, do. from 3 9 upwards
MANTLES (in good materials) from 6 upwards
1000 ydH. all Wool CARPETING (yard wide) .from 3 6 upwards
500 yards UNION CARPETING, do. from 2 upwards
LADIES' DOUBLE SHAWLS (aU W^ool) . . . .from 7 6 upwards
LADIES' WOOL HOODS from 2 upwards
1,000 yards SCARLET FLaNNELS from 1 3 upwards
500 pairs W^OITNEY BLANKETS from 10 upwards
500 dozen LADIES' SKELETON SKIRTS.... from 2 upward*
200 doz. CliENlLLE and WOOL SCARFS. . . .from 1 upwards
Blue nnd Black Denver Overcoatings, W^hitney and Petorsham
0',T''ff>aiii'ff=, nrduilclcilis. » it.'-H'nit trs. I)( ej-kihs. Srat'let mid Hlne Ktmpp (Iloiikings,
FbiKi tiiit] Co'dud Fiiimls. Window and 'lal'lf Dunmsks. (inn Plaids,
. , (jiriimii all Woui Tiiid*. Fiincv VVircpvp. P. pplinuiU's, &c., &c.,
KQUALLY CHEAP. " ^'
NO SECOND PEIOE OALL AND BE CONVINCED.
6ARDLAND, mUTGHMOR & Go.
DR
S]
fho sabi
FANC
'fhe followi
BRITIS
SELKSi '
Shawls
Dres
01
Gentlei
Owing t
TERMS
[1864
ST.
)ths
upwardi
upwards
upwards
npwardii
upwards
upwards
upwards
upwards
upwards
upwards
upwards
upwards
upwardi
upwards
upwards
upward*
upwards
storsham
oil kings,
aids,
IS64.J
BUI8NBS8 DIRECTOKY.
«
MAGEE & RUSSELL,
IMTORTBBS OP AND DEALERS IN ^ , ,,
•-
^, FOREiaN AND BRITISH
DRY GOODS
Sparks Street, - - Centre Town.
The sabSQiibers Kave mu^h p^eisure in oaIUa<; attention to their Large, Varied and
WELL ASSORTED STOCK OP
!
FANCY and STAPLE DBT 600BS,
£QAniriii:Es /M!3!) iaiiLoifsiEir.
e
'■;• !
,»*«-'^}« ^^l
Yhe followiDg departmeut will he- found nt nil timoB Rupplied with the Latoet Koyeitien and
productions from the
BRITISB AND GONMKNTAIi MARKETS,
i •*; ■ >k!*V,
3ILSS| Bonnets and Hats,
Shawls and Mantles, Eibb:)n3, Flowers, Feathers,
Dress Goods, Laoes and Sawed Muslin Goods, ;
Cloths and Tweeds, Hosiery and Gloves,
Cottons and Print (loods, Haberdashery & Trimmings,
■ -^ . Damasks and Napery, ., . .^^ >v . MILLICIEBI^
Gentlemen's Undercbthing, Tlos, Ssarfs and Collars.
Owtn;{ to tho advantft/es wo pngspps in vi-iiinf? I .o Briii-li and ContinpntH) Morfceta
•(■ia.-.iuaually, -.mil Piirclirtsiiiy;«lii"ct, from i.lie Mtniiilacinrfrs. vv« are
» ii.ibli'd Loo(l".jr ihe yaaiiist. itiducemuuU to iho
AX 110' 33 TT X» XT fLOIBCa^ 8X3X1^
N. B. — All goods marked id Plain Figures. J^
TERMS CASH NO SECOND PRICE.
34
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
[1864.
/-^,
-'*'^'''°^"^*^^''^^
SIGN OF THE CIBCDLiB SAW.
VENTRAL OTTA WA.
THOMAS ISAACS,
PurDlshln; Ironmonger Jiiid general Dealer In
Iron, ^^^^ C^^l'
Chains, Wlm^^^Sat. Sop^»
STO VKS, )R^^,„.,>^Kp OL A SS,
OILS,
AC,
V^.-j.- aPARK.8 STREET,/;
OTtAWA aiTY CAifAUA WKST.
GROCERIES for the MILLION
The subscriber, grateful for the Liheinl i'atit)iiHi>e bestowed upon him during tin.' iftstyear,
has the pleasure of offering to the Trade a very extensivo stock of
6R0CERIES| PROVISIONS AND LIQUORSj
Purchased in the very (Mienpest Markctn, which he is prepared to sell ul nuch Ldw FijjureH as t .
defy ruuipetilion. Parties rcquirinj^ these articles will And it to their advantage ty cull and
exiiniine Ins Stock, consi'*ting of
250 Chests Japan Tea, 150 Chests Old Hyson,
250 Chests Twankay, 100 Barrels Refined Sugar,
, 85 Hhds. Sugar, 25 Puncheons Molasses,
Java, Laguira, Mocha, Ceylon and Turkey Coffee.
Pickles, Spioos, Mustard, Saucer, Essences. Soap, Candles, Blackinfi;, Ulack Lead, Ac.
400 Bbls. HKAVY MEKS PORK, j 1,000 Bags LIVKRPOOL HALT.
150 Quintals T^RV CODFISH, ' 100 Bbls. OREKN CODFISH,
SOO Bbls. UKRRIXOd, 160 Half Bbls. HKRRINUS.
In the d_epartment of LIQUOP' ?tiuij us Sole Aj^ent in the Ottawa Country for the House of-*
FOUBNIKR ft Co., Iinpi
Freucli Wines and Brandies, he hH!« received the
LA»(J3EST VARIETY OF WINES & BRANfilES
ever offered in thi^ City, which are all in tine condition at present, and tl
imported into this Country, all of which will be sold at prices fully 40 di
charged for ordinary wines in this City, kuni, Lemon Syrup, Pe
the hoKt Huitcd Liquors
I Der cent, below rates
'eppermint Shrub.
Londoa'and Dublin I'orter.'Edinburgh and City' Ale, Ac, Ac.
C HI»ArtROW, Jr.,
p.irrow^ Building, corner fiussejband Murray HtraetK.
1864.]
WHO]
OTXA'
' Aiwa,
nttgolately and
J. STJ
SHBLF \N
HARDWAU
MECHANK
CUTI
OILS, OLAS
COAl
STOVES, B
POTASH
ROPES,
AND (
Ac.
SH]
PATTI
^ #"• '. '
t . ■,»>•
[1864.
.ION
le last year,
lUORSj
r Figures aa t'>
tu cull tni
gar.
Molasses,
Coffee.
Lead, Ac.
ill'OOL SAL'I
PISH,
t> House '>f.*
»d tbe
UNDIES
lited Liquor*
t)elow rates
I. Shrub,
Jr.,
lurmy Ht,ra«U.
1864.]
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
36
IM.PORTEK AND
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL eiROGER.
i^
^i'.^'t'ft.
rsTo. 17, I=lideau Street,
OTTAWA CITY,
Ounda Went.
' Always on hnn'J BRANDIES, WINES ami 0(N loi' inmily und Meiliolnal puriio^e*. SPICKS o: all W»*i
nhjolately and perffcti' . Warranted senuine.
J. STABE'S
SHBLF \ND HEAVY
HARDWAUK STOR*.
MECHANICS' TOOLS,
CUTLERY,
OILS, GLASS, PAINTS
COAL OIL,
STOVES, BAR IRON,
POTASH BOILlvRi?.
ROPES, ANCHORS
AND CHAINS,
IN HTOGKf
TKAS, COFFEES,
,-^ SUGARS, •'•
AND SYRUPS,
TOBACCOS,
PICKLES, SAUCHS,
SPICES,
AND FRUITS.
BRANDIES,
WINKS AND GIN,
IHGHWINES.
AND
FAMILY PROOF,
ALSO,
PORTER ANi> ALES,
nOIV'S XX, XXX
And PALE.
J. STARKK,
DKAl-EK IN
SHELF and HEAVY HARDWARE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
PATTERSON'S BRICK BUILDING, No. 15, RIDE AU STREET,
:,^-'.
u 1 .^ ;.;•
OTTuAwVv^.
O. VvT-.
--,; i
11'
^6
UUSINE-S DIRECTORY.
[I86i|l864.]
]V[A.CK:A^Y &d Co
NEW EDIISBURGH
t- i ^ : 1!
V%J
'1»®WM 1S1S»1>'
9
AND OTTAWA
" «
f*^^
Ofllce: Sussex Street,
OTTAWA CITY, .... CANADA WEST.
RTJSSELLi HOUSE,
JAS. A. GOUIN.
Proprietor,
This Hotel, which in sitnatotl in tho very w>ntre nf tlic City, anil was formcrlj
kept bv Mr. J. L, CaMi bem-, haa bccu .. '.■„
,'- r ;■' ' i. ^tj-xia a:^C»
Completely Renovated, Redecorated and Improved Throughout
Brery Room bus bwn n-pupcrfi], pd'ntrnl ami fiitoil <ip with fiirnitnrc made ci-
prt'BsIy tu onler. The 'I able is wtll Biip|ilit'il und embiuct's
EVERY DELICACY WHICH THE SEASON AFFORDS
Thf WmE3 und LIQUORS are of Out Vb'RY BEST QUALITY.
At) ()ini)ibu!«cuiivoyH PuMVugHr!) to and f.otn the RliIIwu^ Poput and Steamboat Laadim.
m
U
J&c^
Fleor and Oatmeal Mills. Lis. ii
A-h:
CL01
ALEX
NE-<
T'
[I86i
'^
" -^
lis.
WEST.
ietop.
jrracrlj
R»'»'. .<!«,;/-« v«'r
oughont
de ea-
rosDS
BUSINESS DIRLOTORY.
K mm
JAR. TKACY. Ifv^ ^o!^}
. ij
V.
RIDEiO STREET
.;r The uttentioQ of those who require ■» ••
.^nyt fling*' in tlie ^A^1:>oa^o l^ino,
, Ja reBpectfullj invited by the I'ropiJctoi . , ,
o'iiaAaa^ ^ Qo.,
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.
u^ncl Importers of I>i*y Ooo<1m,
WHOLKSALS AND RETAIL.
ALEXANDER DUPF WM. «HOOLBRKl>
;i^aitxziar'x*3exiar4a
-i^r
DONR WITB
ii"4i;<«»'.. •"«• .t«- n^' •»•"-»,."
MBATlSrESS. and DISFATTOKE
"THE OTTAWA CITIZEN" OFFICE.
p
38
BUSIWE8i4 mREOTORY.
[1864.
1864.]
\ FINE ASSORTMENT OP
«€§«¥ ft lilif MlWVftU
HOPES, PAINTS, GLASS AND OILS,
Very Cheap uod on long credit to some people.
F. MionoxjoAi:,.
E. HARRISO...
Porter Block, ^^^^^^^^^gH^ Sharks Street,
« 1 N T R A L
OTTAWA.
Dealer in Music and Musical Instruments, Pianos and Melodeons,
By the beni llakern, always on band. •
ne/sie sMJrr bt mail whmv of viiargk, on hsckipt of pjuos.
PIANOS TlJtSFED AND SEPAIRKD ON THK SHORTKST KOmMt.
K large aBMrtMeat oT Violiu and Onitar HIrings, EngllBh, Freneh, German, and Ilaliaa. •
All Ordtrs Promptly FiUtd.
RIDEAU STREET, OTTAWA. V ., t
The Propriotuifi of the VIElsNA HOUSE beg to inform their tVieiidfl in town m4
«urronncling couBtry, that thoy have constantly on hand a larj/e and varied a(>8ortmeDt tf
Jewellery and Fancy Goods, including Work-boxes, Toilet Bottles, Ladies Reticulefi, Silvei'
Thimbles, Butter Knives, Forks, &c., Hair and Nail Brushes, Accordeons, Flutes, Porte-
«J0Dnaie«i, Electro-plated Urns, Cruet Stands, Ac., Glass Shades and Vases, Chesamea
Dominoes, Backgammon boards, &c., &c. ; aJHo a varied assortment of Gold and Fkt«4
BroocbeSj Ear-rinj.'8, Weddinie; Kings, Signet Rings, Pencils, &c.
General
I7EN
F
STOVES
■ouse f
8lat«
Oeleb]
AliAMf * iK
Ai) fHfd{>»« in (
TI
P. S.--F
t4u..;
THOS. WILSOISr,
-tr
Aucti
KEAI
iionsEHc
DRY GOO
HA
GASH AI
Ketum
MANUFACTURER OF
f
UPPER LEATHER, HARNESS LEATHER. KIP AND QALFSKIN,
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID IN, CASH FOR QREEN HIDES.
aollars, ten
Willi
Any I
have gMOM
ri8d4.
m
Street,
\r A.
)IodeoD8,
EST KOntM.
t
in town tmi
iBorlment vf
cules, Silvaf
utes, Torle-
Chesdmea
I ODd PkM
1864.]
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
39
O T T -A. "W^ -A.
General Commission and Manufactures Agency,
SPARKS STREET,
rjENTRE TOWN, OTTAWA CITY. .;
R. J. RODDEN & Co.,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
ST0VE3. TINS, JAPAITED WARE,iaOR FDMITDBE
■OUSB FURNISHINGS, COAL OIL and LAMPS, MARBLE and MARBELIZBD
8Iat« Mantlepieees, Grates, Registers, Ventilators, Kitchen Ranges, Hot Air
fnrnaces. Railings, all kinds of Ornnniciital and Plain Castings, and
various articles in the Hardware lino. ArcmI for the genuine
Celebrated Plantagenet Mineral Water,
SOLD h7 THK GLASS, OALLOjV, KKG n-nd CASK.
A»AM» * tlO'R TORN BROOMS, MATCIJES Ae„ Wholesale.
«. W. REED h CD'S BOOT LASTS tm,, \9holemh.
Ai) fwfler* in the above attended to Promptly. CITY EXPRESS TEAMS in ennnmtVni ti«l|k
our BusinsHS, and dolivtr uur goods in tho City viieb or cuabgb.
TIW WARK ManufavtuiNEsd to Ortler on tlie spot. ^ ^
p. S. -^persons di-aling lu or wanting any of th* nhove will do well by giving us n •aO.
M. K. CMAM13ERS,
Auctioneer and Comniission Merchant,
* V..' A. «
»EAB rilE IA)WEIl TOWN MAKKCT, YOBa STREET, OTTAWjX
';^ '* ft ,'■"', ' Auction Sales every day in the week, ♦•onsmting' of .'>■ • ^^^
ITOrTHEUOLD FURNITURK,
.. ^•,'
FEATIJKU BEDS,
■• -V •■" ■■ -' ■
ORY GOODS, BOOTS AIJD SUOKS,
HARDWARE, OROUERlKS.
PIANO-FORTKS, Ac, Ac.
«LA.S.S WARE, CROtJKEHY, Ae.
CASH ADVANCED AT THE RATE OF FIFTY GENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
On all goods sent for prompt f>n\e.
Keturm will be 9fiad« irmHtdiaklif after ttufk w^, and proetfda handed (mr. . •
10- Charges for Bclling on CommisBion over 100 dollars, five per oi>ut ; noctar lit
dollars, ten and fifteen per cent .. ^ ., v ._ »
Will attend ont-door sales In any part of the city when vi'qmred.
torii. Any person wishing to get instruction in tho «'♦. "»>«'I n^;??^^ ««h'7^'« '^'^'^^^^ *
F8RMI, g hayegamenta cut to order, can do so by applying at the AUCTION ROOMS.
M.B. CHAMBERS, Auctioneer,
,,^ ., , ., Yvri Streat, OlsUm» Oi^
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
fl*
U?^^' 1 1864.)
TEAS
Tobaccos,
lUGARS
I
MOLASSES.
ANDREW CAMPBELL,!
SUSSEX STREET, OTTAWA. I I-^ I^ I> .
IIAMH,
(JIIEBBK
N K X 1 TO .1 O n N 3 T O N ' S !■' r. O R s ■!• < . H K
SVIV, 1 .
»1:JH,
Tilt! i.Uoiituiu of tho I'ubliu i« oailoil to iiij
' LAKOK AND WEU, A!^HOUTEn STOCK OF
ttaisins. Uice, :CROCER«ES AND LIQUORS.;
' Tiicyare all oi tlu> ll.st Qualiiv, an.i nr; smI^I by mo nt prices | o.ui.V'HUBWtii-.
« BAHI.HV. • lower lliaii Uic s:.iao artioU- Ii;ivi rvi!- Ix'tii i,:!i.rcil lul'iro iii Ollaws l.IQl'OHiJ
*«., Ao., 5.0. i A N D R E VV C A M P B F 1. L . i of M .Icacrlptiobi
Fire and Life Insurance Company
OF EDIS BURGH AND LONDON.
OAPiTAI^i.
- - - - ^^5,00(0.000 STKKJL.I1MG.
MANAOINO DIRECTORS: '
J». LOKN MAODOLiGALL, Esq., j THOMAS DAVIDSON, Esq,, Merchant.
OHDINAKY DIRKCTOKS: The Hon. I^ouis Ktimu. , M. L. (!., Hit- lion. John Kuac, M. I' , Thomws Rjan, iwi.,
Merchitnt; James L^iw, Esq., Merchant,; David OaviUon. RHq., OeiiiTnl Mannifcr Bank of Montreal ; H.J. Jioim
•oil, Esq., Local Sotrnnr.v. McDOl'OAl.L (t DAVlDfiON, Goneriil Agcoto for Canada.
BBAU 0*"FIOK— Nos. t, i and B, .Mr.tti;iiAfn-i' Kxcuanci:, Montr juI.
P. PEARSON HARRIS, Ae;ent for Ottawa.
THE rROPHIKlOU OF THE
4A
UPPER TOWN NEWS DEPOT,"
•'< J""' Keeps constantly on hand, at his Store
' ^ . WELLINGTON b^rREET, OTTAWA,
\ LAROK ASSORTMENT 0>>
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER HAN6IN6S, FANCY TOYS, &C.,4C.,
Whicli he offers at suvh low prices as loVl defy competltiop.
The New Yoik Daily and Weekly Papers, Periodicals, Magaeines— inchidingtbe IVtbrnia,
Uerald, linm^ Clippm; Tjtdger, Mercury, nnd all the Illustrated Papera of the day, botk
■nirbHh and A mertcun— always on hand.
CEORQE W, CRANB.
WEST ENB TEA AND COFFEE WAREHOUSaS,
,"t:.XU
hi.i'jTinx '--..A r.gw-
aOKEN LYOisr
1/lmi reai)CCti'ally bog.s K-uve to aiiii«i\iiuH', tliul lie has oprnod those premises in
UPPKR TOWN. FIRST DOOR WKSl' OK OEOlUiK R ULY'il KSQlTfBI,
With a Stocli ol
WINES, PROVISIONS, AND CHOICE GROCERIES.
[fttet the laij>e-.t, oo in.^peclion it will In. found to bo one of the best solected and most «•■!'
ploiH ever brouijlit t'luwurd to this «'itv ennsisfiriir of
It, (!4)»t'KliH. HPICJffl, SlIftARH, TOUAdCIOH, KRIHIP, WINES, SWR1T8, LIQW0R8, CIOAHB *e., *•.
«tfi»ii'.<5iiA *^#« iH'f.n'M*. JOHN LYON,
v,v«>'i i .,i D*ahr in Winn, Provitiom and OMm Oroamffi,
FA I
Teas, Wii
Stock alwc
TKAS—*
Gunpowder
Imperial
Old Hyson
Young do
Twankay
Japan
BLACE
! Souchong i Vei
' Congou ( fin
t3olong
Flowery Pekoe
Orange do
CO
Java
Jamaica
Marracabio
Lu Quayra
Rooted by an i
md ground da.
Taylor's, Fry'<
olato nod
Broken Loaf
Ground
Crushed Whit
Yellow Refiw
Porto Rioo ,
Muscovado
Bpicea of all
whole
Vissences of
very fin<
Vickies and ■<
rlety, fi
brated n
Sardines in -
Lobsters
S:^almon
Mackerel
Potted Yam
Anchovy P«
Orange I
Lemon V Pc
Citron )
Layer Raisi
Moaoatel d(
Sultana di
Valenol* d
A oompli
M to lensral
1.1864.
1864.]
6USINEHJ5 DIBfiCTOBT.
|ORK,
Butter,
A R D ,
IIAMH,
|lf,t>lae8Waiv
)aiiy
i-ING.
Merchant.
»» Ryan, ih(i
I; H.J. foi^^
nr Canada.
T,"
day, boUi
lost «»BI^
I An., *•.
UWM.
'slx^.-a^CTJrs^-T: »tf •■^ ''ir.'
41
J. T. LAJVCB,
FA M I LY G ROCE R,
AND IMPORTER OF
; •^UV' 'tirVif- I • -ff^l
Teas, Wines, Liquors, Spices, Sauces, Pickles, &c., &c., &c.
Stoc* alwaya large and compltt^. Ph'ery mrtirle warranted to be as represented.
Currant'?
Piga
Prunes
Valencia Alinouds
Soft Shell do
Walnuts
Brazil Nuts
English Sperm Candlo*
IBRANDY IK WOOD * BOTTLE
do
do
do
do
do all sizcfi
do
Bolinoaf>
Parafine
French
Adamantine
No. I Tallow
Liverpool Soap
Toronto and Montreal
Castile do
Krasive do
And a full asaortmeal of Fancy
Toilet Soaps
Berger's Satin Starcli
Do Rio(* do
Glenfield do
Canada Satin Grloss do
Do Blue und White do
i|DoCorn £*^«roh for PuddiDga
MarteU's do
Hennessey's do
Jules Robin do
Armnnd do
Lefraiae t Go's do
Pauet, Gastillon &, Go
Gin in hhds, casea and bottles
beKuyper's in red cases
Do m green cases
Booth's Old Tom do do
WHISKEY inWOOD&BOTTLK
do
do
do
do
do
do
Indigo Blue
j^'ig do
Ball do
'Jniversal do
Thumb do
Day k, Martin's Liquid Blacking
Lamb's Superior Paste in tins do
Hair and Oorn Br'X>m8
Hearth Brushes
Corn Whisks
Bannistor Brushes^ sing, i^ double
Stovp, Shoe, and Whitewash
Brushes
Vermont Bitters
Stoughton Bitters
Bird Eye Pepper Sauce
WINES IN WOOD & BOTTLE
Sandemun's Port in wood & bottle
Qraham's do do
Hunt's do do
Pemartin A Co'e Shen-y, do
Duff Gordon's do do
Burgundy — Sweet
Olaret in Oasoa.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
TKAS-OREEN.
Gunpowder
Imperial
Old Hyson
Yount; do
Twankay ~ {'
Japan "^
BLACK TEAS,
^nchong ( Very
Congou ( fine
Oolong
Flowery Pekoe
Orange do
COFFEE.
Java
Jamaica
Marracabio
Lu Guayra .
lioasttd by an improved principle,
and ground daily on the premines.
Taylor's, Fry's and Mott's Choc-
olate and Cocoa
Broken Loaf Sugar
Ground do
Crusiied White do
Yellow Refined do .. ^^.
Porto Rioo do * *
Muscovado do
Spices of all kinds ground and
whole
I'lssences of every description,
very fine
IHoklea and aaucos in evr ry va-
riety, from thn mont cele-
brated makers
Sardines in i and ^ Tina
Lobsters do do
Salmon do do
Mackerel do do
Potted Yarmouth Bloaters
Anohovy Paste
Orange )
Lemon [■ Peels
Citron )
Layer Raisias ) In whole, half,
Moaoatel do '' and quar. boxei<
Sultana do
Valenoia do
A oompltta itoek of Vreith Dye Btuffli, warranted true to their names. And In Oeneral aundrlee tverythlnK lueli
.■• Is geMrally kept In » arit-cUH cetabUahment. jrha8ubiorttea|rlll b« oonttantly auppUed with all New QoixU M
~ awear to the dlA««nt Mhu||. _^- ^^^m^^^i^iQlKmVj Orooer, Sparks wreet. Central Ottawa.
Ramsay's Scotch do
Thin's do do
Morton's Family Proof do
Old Rye do
Murphy's Poteea
Highwines sold by tho barrel at
maker's prices
Fine Old Jamaica in Wood and
bottle ■"
Dublin Porter in bottli-
Bass' Alo do
Montreal Ale and Porter in woot*
and bottle, delivered in the city
at Agent's prices. Orders from
the country carefully packed and
?romptIy executed.
Hgars and Tobaooos in ali the
Choicest Brands
PROVISIONS.
Extra Fine Pastry Flour
Buckwheat do '
Double Sifted Indian Meal /
Oatmeal
Pot and Pearl Barley
Arracan Rice
do ground
Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon
No. 1 Labrador Herrmgs
No. 1 Mackerel.
No. 1 Salmon
No. 1 Table Codfish
Digby Herrings
Finnan Baddies
MoKlnnon's celebrated Biscuits,
in small tins. Upvards of
'20 different kinds in stook.
42
BUISNESS DIRECTORY.
[1864.
!9^
M
-V. f-
BAM €€#
..;6 CORNgKOF RIDTjlAl' AND \ICH()LA.o .STRKET.S,
j^*<.
OttaTva Oity, Canada '^^est.
I ^^ <!=i ALWAYS OX HAND THE
BEST, WINES, ALES, PORTER, GIBER, 6IN,
'"'- ; ' nRANDV. CIGARS; \rc., k^. -!• '' ■' *?
WHOLESALE AND RFTAIL. . ,. ,,
A Large Quantity of FEATHERS on hand and for Sale.
Burke's Celebrated (ralway Whiskey,
OLD IRELAND'S FiVOlUTE DROP, THE POTEEN
Scotch Malt, Morton's Family Proof and Old Rye, Canada's best
High Wines and Whiskey. v -^
No. 1 NORTH SHORE HERRINGS,
Oysters, at Wholesale and Hetail^
. (:• I,ESS THAN ANY OTUKB HOUSE. m , ; .
Dried and Bauelled APPLES, all the Year round.
4 • I •'
] Do not paes the Old Holy Spot, for your *' ''
C3p fl. O O £3 XI. X E: iS( ,
•ui.;<' .„.„,...,, wa.-/.>-.' CHEAP FOR CASH, . , . ',
As Dan gives Loughrea usage, "Aragad Shies," a-s Dan gives him
oelf. Do not forget -.-. kk„^>:.
1864.]
.^ i.
S
';:?*(.
ili^
Photogra
patch.
N. B.—i
larged to S
Photograpl
Particulf
View
NOTI
VVhicli is
Viei
< Copies fi
[1364.
'Sit
est.
1864]
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Sale.
liskey,
OTEEN.
da's best
INGS,
on. ,
ft ,,,41, _ e 'V
J ,■ • : ■ i.,- -TV '. , -:...' i>* ;^J| *.^s
f"4.£ta«-rf'T!)S&
E. SPENCER'S
PHOTOGRIPHIi: ROOMS.
... ■',*-,■
u ' s-
CENTRAL OTTAWA
SIGN OF THE CAMERA.
Photographs, Ambrotypes and all otlior Pictures In the Art execated with iieatnesp and des-
N B —Old DaKucrreotypes and Ambrotype.-' copied lor Cartas de Visites, altio copied, en-
larg(^ to Size of Life, if rcqaired. and Colored in Oil, thus giving ali the corrfmtneas of th(^
Photo^rraph and the durability of an Oil P-rmting.
Particular attention paid to Cartes de V^isitcs, or Album Pictures.
Views of the Ottawa constantly on hand.
Mr. WILLIANS M'COMB,
ound,
.* ji'.
T .i.;in--..
qivcH him
oi:):
ii t\ ft ft r?
,T1f
Lately un artkl. in
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NOTMAN'S P80T06RAPRiC Mli&RY,
M O N T K K A L ,
Whi.-l. is .jonsideitid Uio Ijust Establishment of tlio kind in tbo Pioviuw, is now prepaini
to tftko i/TKENESSES of all kinds, in the best, uossibU; .stylo, nt, liis
lioora.'i-- Entrance tlu; siwrie door as tli^
Vienna House, Rideau Street, Ottawa.
^r <'«./'/(w de. Viniies for Albums, including all Ibe di.^tinpiuahed p«rsonaj>'<.'s, author?,
<;opie8 from Paintings, Engiavinss, &o., kept always on lianil.
Dugtierreolyprs, Amh'otypes, ih., copifdfw Varies de Vi-fites. ^.,^^_^
" WM. A GEO. M'COiyiB,
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F. PROIDRTOK,
■•■ ••• SUSSEX STREET, OTTAWA.
Confectioner and Soda Water Manufacturer.
DRALKR IN AND MANUKAOTCRER OK
SnUAS TOTS, FANCY BOXES, CANDY MACHINES,
WEDDING AND CHRISTENING CAKE,
.lainH. •lelliua, Manualade. fi!nnc-Man!.'<>!». Fruiis, Candies ot all kinds, Gum Drops, Jujube I'asic,
Lozenges ol all kinds, Cuptaiu'ij biscuits, Syrups, Liquorice Drops, Bon Bons,
Gbicken Salads, liobstcr Salads, &c.
Constantly on hand, a large stock of Fancy Crarkirit ami Shnnty BlsiMtU.
\\\ goods luaniifuctured from the best, materials, under personal superinteucence. 0!U)EHs Pum
TlJAIJiY ATTBKDISD TO, KKKK OF PACKAOB.
Apothecaries Hall, J^ Snssex Street
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY PREPARED.
PURE DRUGS AND GBGMIGAliS, PERFUMERY,
Fsbints, Oils, and. IDye "W^oods,
a4&0SS, »■&» JLV» fbOVSA 8B8DS.
0. MORTIMER , Chemist and Dn iggist. Agen t.
Oo.
DEALERS IN
Sole and Upper Leather, French Calfskins^ Enamelled Leather,
KIDS, MOROCCOS, ROANS, BINDINGS, ftC,
SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS, AND FINDINGS, TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS,
*' ' OK KTERV niCSCRIlTION.
Sussex Street, nearly opposite British Hotel,
OTTAWA.
JSrCASH PAID FOR HIDES.
BRITISH AND AMERK^AN
NEWSPAPER AND lAGAZINE DEPOT
SUSSEX STREET, ONE DOOR FROM KIDKACJ HTHEKT, OTTAWA CITV.
J. H. B^UXSJQK,
. ^HDCC'KSWOR It) JOHN simTB, ;
Bookseller, Bookbinder, Stationer and News Dealer,
Aud Who'esaleand Retail Agent tur all the Britiuli uud Ainoricau Newspapers and Magazineh.
say Raving Unequalled Mailed Facilities, ooimtry nubscribfirs can depend on being supplied
with BcKjkM, Newspajiors uud Mu)i;u/iuos with punctually and despatch.
fgf Oounti7 dealers 8upplie<i with evoryching new on the lowest tormw. ji^i^ Book-bindin(f
in all itb branchea neatly and expedttitusly czocnted.
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Terms anc
Breakfast i
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loturer,
SHIELIDS <S& Oo.,^ P. J. GELHAUSEN,
RiDEAu sTRirrr Tobacco Manufactarer
I Next door to the Citizen Office,
Kouse, Sign, and Decorative j «'x>^^^ sr^^^r, oftawa.
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I Bona.
Ordeks Pi!.\i
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Agent.
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PAINTER.
DRUGGISTS' AND BREWKKV FAN^'Y
SHOW LABELS, OX GLASS,
Made to Order.
I Kce(M cuiujtantly on baud a general assoKtueot of
i «iiiiff,ChewliigTobacco<b Cigar*
' of every dcscriptiou. Also, a large assortment of Mecr>
sctiaum, Fancy and Plain Pipea, wbicti will be sold
Wholesale and Retail at prlceti lower than
i any other house in the city.
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AllPET BAGS.I
h Hotel
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)EPO?,
CITV.
)ealer,
i Magazinoti.
being suppliedl
r B<)ok-bituJin(t|
SUSSEX ST.. OPmSlTK YORK ST- pim^eyg «^toMfeJMI«ttt.
J. P. FEATHER8TON,
PHARMA C E U TI (7.1 L CHEMIST.
PUESCRIPTI0S8 CAUEFULLY PB£PAK£D.
■ Uppoaite i.- McDonaM'a Auotion ]
SUSSEX STREET, OTTAWA.
Pui'e Drugi- aw] Cietuicivls, Peifiiai««ry
Oils, Paints, Colore, Dye Stuffs, &c.
THOMAS ILIFFE,
(^ITY BAKERY,
d Leather! LOAFp FANCYi HARD BREAD,
AND CRACKER MANUFACTURER.
Soirees furnished on the most Reasonable
Terms and Shortest Notice. Hot Rolls for
Breakfast delivered every morning In any part
of the City.
ST. PATRICK STREET.
Opposite Roy's Hotel.
IS" Everything in' the ICiUineiy line .J9
Couiitautly on hand and ut Pricea lower than any
otb'e/ house in the City.
GEORaE COX,
[NGRmB&COPPERPLm
PRINTER,
OORSEH ELGIN AND SPARKLS >STS.,
OTTAWA.
BUSINESS AND VISITING CARDS,
SEAL? AND EMBOSSING PRERSBH,
W»0(l Cutu, tic., tf-c.
CITT BOOK STORE.
THELESPHORE TURGEON,
HBnUlSTiTlini.
BOOK-BINDER,
Blank - Book Manufacturer,
SUSSEX STREET, OTTAWA.
Always on hand,Toya,Jewollery and Faney Goods.
W. D. WOOD,
Foi-merlv Proud k Wood,
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RIDEA U STREET, OTTA WA,
KeeiM cuiwlantly on band u general asMrtment of
DRY 600D8, READY MADE OLOTHINB
aaOOfiRIKS, SHKLP AND HBAVT HABDWARB^
Iron, Hone Nalla, Castlno, Smiths' Oaala, Ac.
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SEHI-WEEKLT GITIZES
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TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
SEm-WEEKLT luid WEEKLY, ^ ^ . . ^ . ^ ,
RATES OF ADVERTISING
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Tkf niiinber of lines of all Advertisements tu '
counted by the Npace they occupy, ineuKiired In
a scale ot solid minion.
M. vk nt^i -n<ii>i A No uMiaid Letters will be lAkcit out of the Po
StcamPressPriiitingEstablishment o.i!c.i1i|?H ;? cr-
A liberal rediicHou from these rates wii< '
allowed to parties advertising; by the year.
I » ... . . ' Subscribers are particularly requested to noiilf
the Office of any irregularity in the delivery of ik
papers. ■•'!> '. l J r .-a-^JiOMlf
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