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'Published "by th,e ^Proprietors,
MCALFINE &; BA.R,ISrES,
HALIFAX, N. 8.
SOLD BY
A. & \y. MAOKINLAT, ia7 OranWlle Si; BU0KLE7 k ALLRN,
124 GranWlle St.; T. P. CONNOLLY, Corner OrAnville and
George Sts.; WILLIAM QOSBIP, 103 GranviUe St.
VOVA BOOTIA FBIRTIIO 00., Oomer QranTille and Baokrille Bti.
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American Boat NallSf 6alTani;'6d and Black,
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WILUAI fiOBERTSOH,
IMPORTER OF
Ship Chandlery, Iron, Steel, Cordage,
Canvas, XTets, Lines, T'wines,
Ochres, Oils, Varnishes,
Agricultural Implenieiits,
HOWE'S SCALES,
Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c., &e.
205 & 207 LOWER WATER STREET,
Bead of ICitoheirs Wharf,
HALIFAX, N.S.
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ALMANACK.
H. I FDILEII k CO.
Hardware
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WHOLESALE & MTAIL,
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liowest Rateis.
See our Advertisement at top of
every page in the book.
HEAD OF FAWER'S W3ABF,
HALIFAX, N. S.
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Noble & Hoare's Superior Tarnlshcsj
BELUHER8 FARMERS
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERS,
Photo. Albums,
Scrap Albums,
Opera Glasses,
Ladies'
Companions,
Writing Deslcs,
Drawing CaMS,
School Slatos,
Card Cases,
Ladies' Fans,
Oluvo Boxes,
Stereoscopes,
Microscopes,
Purses,
Games,
Chess,
Playing: Cards,
Bezeque,
Dominoes,
Blank Books,
Memo books,
Poclcet Books,
Cbromos,
Glllott's Pens,
Mitcheil's Pens
Writing and
Copyingr Inks,
Book Marks,
Gold Pencils,
Gold Pens,
Bibles,
Prayer Books,
Church
Ser\'loes,
Diaries,
Annuals,
Almanacks,&c.
for 1882.
Boob! m every Depannieiit of Literatore. mm oi every (lescnDM
Sole Agents for Hejrwood, Higglnbotham, Smith A Co.'s Pape ' llanglngs.
BUCKLEY & ALLEN, 124 Granville St , Halifax,
FASHIONABLE HAT DSFOT.
188S — ^VINTER GM30DS. — 188S.
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IMPOUTEB AND DEALER IN
Hats, Caps, Fnrs, and Baffalo Robes,
TrunkS) Yalises, Leather Hat Cases, Carpet Bags, &o.
WeC(^|L,iSAILg mU BiiTAfiL.
82 UPPER WATER ST., HALIFAX, N. S
sign of the Gilt Hat and Cap, Opposite Tobin*B VK^tarf.
A SPLENDID STOCiToF LADIES' FURS,
And Gentlemen*^ Fur and Heavy Cloth Oat^ of every description will be
offered to intending purchasers at the lowest prices for cash.
i!i^=- Please ffivo me a ealL
JOHN H. PHILP, Opposite Tobin's Wharf.
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ALBIANACK.
A. STEPHEN $c SON,
101 aad 103 Bairinffton Street,
Z% 36 &&d 38 Frinoe Street,
HALIFAX, 3Sr. 8.
HEST-CLASS PUEHITTOE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Wo are the Largest Manufacturera of PARLOR and
CHAMBER FURNITURE, CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS,
BEDDING, &c,, in the Province. At the
Dominion Exhibition of 1881,
we obtained a Diploma and Six First Prizes, for the snpe-
riority of our work over all competitors.
Orders by Mail carefully attended to.
A. STEPHEN & SON, HALIFAX.
At I*. WAIiSU S, City Haruwaro Store, opposite Post Office.
Fliiliermeii's Ctoodi at yery lowest prlees for cash.
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
BriM & Foreign Dry Goods,
(^ Country Homespun, Socks and Mitts, Bought
and Taken in Exchange.
CHEAPEST PUCE TO BUY IN THE CITY.
89, 91 and 93 Oranville St. Halifax, N. 8.
Oppoilta Touiff aco&'i Ohriftiaa ABiooiatiott.
GEO. J. HARRIS,
13- Prince Street -^13
HALIFAX, N. S.
HOIfSElSHIFFLUIBEB,
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OP
Tl&wars, Zi&c a&d Shett Iron Work
Always on hand, a general assortment of
PLUMBERS' WARE.
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n. H. FULLER A CO., head of PowerN WhAif.
At r. WAIAU'S, City Mnrdware Store, Market Square.
Eni«rton« 8teT«nii ft Co.'i Scythes «re the best made,
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I. & F. BURPEE & CO.
Book Street, St. John, N. B.
Zmporttrt and Dtaleri in
PIG. — Scotch, Londonderry.
BAR.— Welsh Bolt, Best English Refined,
Londonderry, American, Lowmoor,
Swede, Norway.
SHEET.— Galvanized, Russia, R. G., Black.
STEEL
THOS. FIRTH ft SON'S Extra Cast
Steel. —For Axes, Tools, Drills,
Taps and Dies, Punches and Shears,
Cold Chisels, Ac.
SPEAR & JACKSON'S Warranted
Spring.— Sleigh Shoe, Tire, Toe-Calk, Car Springs, Round
Machine for Shafts, Spindles, &c.
TIH PLATES, INGOT TIN, BAR TIN.
Copper Bolts and Ittghts, Sheet Zinc, Spelter and Pig Lead,
Chains and Anchors, Ship Spikes, Clinch Rings,
Oakum, T^r, Pitch, etc., etc., etc,
Belte'ws, AxLTils, Vices,
Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, Oval, Half Oval and Half Ronnd
Iron, Springs and Axles, Sleigh-Shoe, Tire and Carriage
Bolts, Iron Wire, Bessemer Steel Wire for Bailing Hay,
BRIDGE RODS AND BOLTS,
Square and Hexagon Nuta,
RAILWAY SPIKES, CUT SPIKES AND NAILS, ALL SIZES.
0^" Information as to i=*rices, etc., given by
mail at any time.
Sporting Ptf-vrder and Sbot, finno, Ac.
H. H. FULLER * C0.» head of Power's Wharf.
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■*'*' HALIFAX. ■****
SMITH BEOS,
IMPORTERS OF
British and Foreign
Each Season our Stock is personally secected
by one of the firm, and as it is r«plenished by nearly
every Mail Boat, it will be found one of the most
thoroughly assorted in the city.^
Special attention devoted to our stock of
KID GLOVES,
FAMILY MOURNING GOODS, ETC.
Mantle Making and Millinery.
Special Inducements offered to Wholesale
Buyers and Country Customers.
PRICES AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE Ifl THE TRADE.
New Wholesale Warehouse, 25 Duke Street.
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l^ynamite, for sale by U. H. FULLER ft CO*
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AUSTEH BROTHERS,
Railway, Colliery, Steamship,
AND
MILL SUPPLIES.
ti4 ^Mh St(r«e>t, eCtllfax, N. S.
Valvoline Oils, "Wastes, Packings, Beltings, Hose, Eraery
Wheels, Saws, Files, Babbit Metal, PumpvS, Scales,
Shovels, Scoops,Wrought & Cast-iron Pipe, Fittings,
Boiler Plate and Tubes, Portable Forges and
Hand Blowers, Leflbl and Turbine Water
Wheels, Mill Machinery of all kinds.
The only Iionse in the city maldngr a specialty of tkis trade*
SKND VOK €ATAIiO«IIES AND rKlCI».
J. A. CHIPMAN & CO.
FLOUR i GOMMiSSiON MERCHANTS.
Take orders for shipment of Flour and Corn Meal from
Mills in Upper Canada and the United States, for shipment
to any available outport or Railway Station in the Maritime
Provinces.
ALSO, MANUFAOTURBRS OF
Kiln Dried and Fresh Ground Corn Meal,
and Moulie or Chopped Feed,
A oelabrated article of diet for fattening cattle and horiea, and much
used by exporters of beef cattle.
They .." solicit consignments of all descriptions of Pro-
duce of the farm or sea.
J. A. CHIPMAN & CO.
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Head of Fiokferd tc Black's Whaif,
51 UPPER WATER STREET.
PICKFORD & BLACK,
Ship Brokers
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IMPORTERS OF
Wire Bope, Anchors, Chain Cables,
Woodherry Cotton Duok, Faints,
Oils, Fntty, Tar, Fitch, Bosin,
Common and Beflned Iron,
Spikes, etc., etc.
NETS, LINES, 1^ WINES,
Seine Netting, Corkwood, Ciitch, Fish Hooks,
Vessels* Outfits* Complete.
AGENTS FOR
WOODBERRY COTTON MILLS,
TARR & WONSON'S COPPER PAINT.
ALSO— AGENTS FOR
Inman Line of Steamers.
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Hay Cntters and Lawn Mowers»
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GORDON & KEITH,
rvBrnnjEs uAinirACTVBBBS,
AND IMPORTKB8.0F
IRON FURNITURE.
The Largest, Cheapest and Best Stock in the City.
41 to 45 Barrington Street, - HALIFAX.
IMPORT<^BS AND DBALERS IN
Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Linoleum,
COCOA HATTING, FURNITURE COVERINGS,
And HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS of every description.
43 & 45 Barrington St., Ealifaz.
JAMES M '. 'm & soir,
92, 94 and 96 Barrington St.,
CORNER 'DUKE STREET,
(OLD POST OFFIOS.) -
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236-AR07LE STREET -236
ISIPOKTE& AND DEALSK IN
Wall Paper! Wall Paper I
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PAINTS, OILS, PUHY , CLASS, &c.
236— ARGYLE, STREET— 236
P. S.— Also Painting and Glazing, Sec, &c.
** ^Ti6 not in mortals to command success,
:fut ni do more, IHl BE SERVE 11.'^
J. H. HOLT,
ARMY <& ISTAVY
CLOTHING STORE,
152 UPPER WATER STREET,
OI»I>OSITE BERMTJDA. AVHiiLliF, HA^LIFA^X.
Every description of Coats, Pants, Vests and Overcoats
made to order at the lowest possible prices, fit guaranteed,
from English, American and Canadian Tweeds. English
Diagonals a specialty.
A stock of EEADY-MADE CLOTHING and GENTS'
FUKNISHIN6 GOODS on hand.
N. B. — All Custom Work at this establishment is cut by
J. H. Holt, whose ability as a first-class cutter is generally
known.
TERMS 8TRICTLY CASH.
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LondondenT) Scotch and English Bar Iron,
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164 GRANVILLE STREEP.
M. K JEITITZITGS,
Oenenl ImporterSof eyory deaoriptioa of
BRITISH & CANADIAN MANUFACTURED
Woollen and Cotton Goods.
WBIiL ASSORTED STOCK OF
BENis' mmsBiKB mm, miuhii clotbini}. .
Sausage
Maker.
iEOR^E MmSHFiELi,
MANUPACTOKER OP
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OF' KVERY DKSCK.lI»TION.
dAJvrays on hand— Fresh and Oorned Fork, Sams, Bacon,
Flokled and Smoked Tonernes, and a variety
of Smoked and Oorned Meats.
ORDERS SOLICITED. CALL AND EXAMINE.
fimm^ ^m^WL% mwwm m %uQ)W^ N@>Tii<si.
214 Ars^le Street, Halifax, IT. S.
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W. M. HARRINGTON & CO.
I»lI>ORTBRS AND DBAI^SRS IN"
GflOri^RlKS
WINES. BRANDIES, ALES, PORTER,
Fruits, Spioos, Choose, Pickles, Sauces,
Oils, Havana Cigars, &c.
243 Hollis and 48 Water Street,
HALIFAX,lfl. S.
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FURS ! FURS ! FURS !
aEXTEAAL ICEBCBAITT,
Importer and Dealer in
WEST INDIA PRODUCE, FISH. OILS, &c.
-ALSO—
Seal Skins and Furs for Exportation, purchased
at Highest Cash Value.
CSOITAIIT'S WSABF, SALIFAZ, IT. 3.
N. B.— Parties consigning FURS to the Snbsciiber, may rely on
receiving prompt and satisfactory returns by tlie following mail.
P. 0. Address-D. CRONAN, Halifax.
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
t Inilia FrokBp Tsas, Tolaccos,
BREADSTUFFS, PROVISIONS, ETC.
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A. C. COGSWELL, D.D.S.
Surgeon Dentist,
105 HOLLIS STREET,
NEAB HALIFAX AND INTEBNATIONAL HOTELS,
HALIFAX, N. S.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
Entire or Part Sets, Plain Gum, Single or Block Teeth, on Gold, Silver
or Yulcanite.
Teeth Filled with Oold, Amalsaxn or White Fillings,
TEETH REMOVED with or without Candensecl Nitrons Oxide Gas,
or Ether; safe and reliable agents having been administered
in this office to over 3000 patients.
Sets and Parts of Sets, on Vnlcanite, from $3 to $20.
E.W. Mccarty,
lUIOBTBR AND WHOLESALE
Masonic Temple, 88 Germain St.,
ST.JOHN, N.B.
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Cfriffln's Prime nnd Doable Refined SoytheSf
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BBLOHERH FARMERS
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178 Granville, Corner Buckingham St,
HALIFAX, N. 8.
IMPORTERS OF
British & Foreign Dry Goods,
Wholesale and Retail.
XTew Goods every Steamer, enenrlnff a fresh and attraotive
seleotioa always.
TxJl U2Ms'£rom the leading Oaaadiaa Xaanteetnrers.
We keep a large stock of the inimitable
OXFORD HOMESPUNS,
Tweeds, Blaxikets, Yam, &o.
Produced by the Oxford Manufacturing Co., the universal
Prize Winners at Exhibitions all over the world.
We make HOMESPUN, SOCKS, MITTS and YARN
SPECIALTIES, and are prepared to take any quantity in
exchange for goods or for cash.
Our agents visit every section of the Province regularly,
with a faithful representation of our stock, for the wholesale.
In onr Eetail Department purchasers will find all the
novelties as they come out, while the stock of
Glothi, Tiiilon' Tnauniip, Bomeliold Goods and SUploi,
generally, is, if possible, better value than ever.
JOHIT SILVER ft CO.
^ Agrents Oxford Mannfaetnrlng Co.
Wrap»iHg Puper* Nlac«y'8 Bltteklend* ■rarnltare Pollsli» <•€.
At H. H. FULLER A OO.'S, head of Power's Wharf.
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155 Granville St, Halifax, N. &
IMPORTERS OF
BRITISH & FOREIGN
DRY GOODS.
Our Stock is personally selected twice
annually, and we are always adding the latest
novelties between seasons.
SIFSBIOB BLACK SILHSi
EXTRA VALUE.
Family Mourning Goods
EATERY VARIETY.
Wedding Outfits.
BEST FRENCH KID GLOVES.
LADIES' A27D ICISSES' HOSZSBY, &o.
Extensive Department Ladies' Underclothing.
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6®Mcitri*y ©irdltps (Sap^fwillljf S@l!©at©dl
AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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II. H. FULLER ft €0., General Hardware Dealers,
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BliLCIIEUS FARMERS
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Nova Scotia Brewery.
ALEX. KEITH & SON,
(ssxj)LBr.xsxzsr> xxr isso.)
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Importers and Bottlers of
EngM Ale & Browsi Stout
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
GOTCH ITimiSKir.
P, ^VAL»U'S, €ily iltirdware Store, l8 the place to get
Head of Power's Wharf, Halifax, N. 8.
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IMFUMIAIi . .
Fire Insurance Company,
1 OLD BROAD STREET, LONDON.
IITSTITXJTBX) 180a.
FOR INSURANCE AGAIN ST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Subscribed £ Invested Capital^ £1,600,000.
Iff. B. DAL7, Agent.
HALIFAX, N. S.
IliHks taken nt the Lowest Kates, and losses adjusted and paid without
reference to England.
Bub Agencies in all the principal towns in Nova Scotia.
OmOE, lQ4s HOIiLIS STREET.
CITY HARDWARE STORE.
ESTABLISHED 1841.
IRON, CUTLERY, CORDAGE, NETS,
Lliieif, Twines ■tranilrani'H riiintH* RiniMlell, Spoiico ^ l'o.*f« OIIh,
Noble A llonrN Variiihlies, Turpeiitiac, EukIIhIi iiimI xcIkIuu
CilasH, <larKe Mock), Shoot Lon*!, Lonil l*ipo, Sliool, Zluc,
au<l Pcrforutod Zino, >Vlr« Noltiiig and Wove
Wlre» lllastlug and Spoi'tlns r^twder, Shot,
And everythixis^ usually found in a First-class
Hardware Store.
"W^EEOLESALE AND KETAIL.
P. inrAZaSiip
MARKET iSQUARE, HALIFAX, N. S.
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Vet!, LlBMt Twines, Rop«, Hooki, Leadi, Corkwood,
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W. G. ROSS & CO.
Watchmakers and Jewellers,
169 Bollis Street, Balifax.
At the above address, purohasers can always And a large and Taried
stock from which to select, including
riNi! «OIJ» AND SlliVKH WAT^EH, HINC:S OF AXL KINM,
liADIKS* Ann «RNT1.I>NRN'B «!HAINii, I.4N'KBTII, IIMA« BLBYM,
MIIIT8, KAR-DRMm, Ac, IS U4»LD AND »IL«EK { MOLW
SII.YBK AND KLKCTICINI'LATI.U WAMKS.
Sole Airentg for the Celebrated Brilliant Spectacles, nn-
rlTaUed for their Utility, Durability and Brilliancy.
▲ Toll Line of the "WtXthtan. an& Blgin 'Watobei ftlways
on htACL.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
NOTK THK ADDRESS i
W. C. ROSS & CO.
159 Holiia Street, Halifax, N. S.
Opposite Weatem Union Telagrapli Offloe and Clnb Honse.
HALIFAX MARBLE WORKS,
fi & ?g @aeTli;iigt«ni St., fiCatlftx.
UANDKAUTURBR OF
MONUMENTS, in Marble, Polished Grey
and Red Granite, and Freestone.
Head Stones, Mural Tablets, Bantlsmal Fonts, etc., on
Hand and Made to Order.
OBIiBRS FROM THE COVNTRT BOZIOITED.
riHtod tfrlkB and l»p4M»m» Carvlaa Kitlves, Ac.
Ciitoh, etc., at H. H. FULLER k CO.%
tub BonM.
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JOHN T. STEMSHORN,
Watch i Cbronometor Makot
AMD IMPORTER OF
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
SILVERWARE AND JEWELLERY.
141 IXollis Nti-eet,
Miss LawBon's Old Stand, HALIFAX, N. S.
WatolLti and J^ellery ropaircd lay firit-olasB workmon.
Oi(' jrs.or Repairs sent^to nic from tho Country will receive
my special attention.
Sole Agent for the Celebrated BOSS SPECTACLES.
Canadian Dye Works,
T. I. WHZTli & CO., Prop's.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Apparel
OLIAKSBS AMD STSD AT SBOKT HOIIOa.
Damask Curtains, Table Covers and ^A^ool Mats
Dyed all Colors.
KID GLOVES AND OSTRICH FEATHERS GLEANED AND DYED.
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Office: 26 Barrington Street,
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PRODUCE
Commission Merchants^
48 ARGTLE ST., HALIFAX.
Country Market and Hotel,
40 to 46 Argyle St., Halifax.
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HALIFAXSTEAMGOFFEEISPIGEMILLS
W. E SCHWAfiT2 i SOUS
Invito your attention to their large and choice Stock of
Green, Rolasted, Ground Jamafca Coffee, Java
Coffee, Mocha Coffee, Schwartz's Coffee.
ALSO
PURE SPICES! PURE SPICESI PURE SPICES!
AND
NeAv Seasonte Teas.
WE CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
SCDWARTZ'S iJLLElE BMiNG POWDER !
The IJest in the Province. Guaranteed Pure, Wholesome and Nutritious.
Ask your Grocer for it— if he has none in stock, tell him where
to get it— Wholesale and Retail, at the
Aed Comer, Barring^n 26 Buokiac^ham Sta., a&d
62 to 68 Bnuisviok St., Balifaz.
At P. nAUtH'A, Cltjr Hwdware Sl«re.-8«e adv. page XI.
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JOHN E BAMSmU'S
Leather Store
Will be found to contain a large aasoitment of
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Conaistiog of Sole and Upper Leather, French Fronts, English Uppers,
English, American and Canadian Koans, French Calfskins, English
Kips, Levant Goat, Patent Cow Hides, Kid Skins, Polished Cow,
Machine Silk, Linen Thread, Lasts, Pegs, Nails, Hemp, &c., and
everything required by Boot and Shoe Mannfaetnrers, who should not
fail to call and examine this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
24 WATER STREET,
Opposite Bennett's T¥harf> near the Police and Post Offioes>
HALIFAX, N. S.
160 ABQTLE STREET,
Proprietor : JOHN DAVIDSON.
ALSO
LUMBER, LATHS, HAT, OATS AND STRAW, AT
North George, Gor. Bobie Streets,
HALIFAX, N. s. JOHN DAVIDSOIT.
DELANEY, HEFFERNAN & GO.
Auotioneers & Commission ICerohants,
263 & 263 BARRINGTON ST., HALIFAX.
Cash Adyances made on Prodace and Stock for Auction.
Sales every day. Consignments Solicited.
A large assortment Furniture and General Mer-
chandize in Stocli.
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iglish Uppers,
skins, English
^olished Vow,
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ho should not
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Po»t OffioeS)
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Mim, I BOYD,
London House,
WHOLESALE.
Market Square & Chipman's Hill,
SAZxrr JOBN, n. b.
IMPORTERS OF
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SHIETS, WOQIUiS. &e.
8®" A Full Stock in all Departments,
and New Goods constantly arriving by
every Steamer.
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Noble & Hoare's Superior Varnishes,
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Ne^v Storel Ne^v Goods!
LONDON HOUSE,
WM. MOODY ti CO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
British, Canadian and American
Always on hand, a complete Stock of Cloths, Tweeds, Shirts, Shawls,
Mantles, Ulsters, Skirts, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves. Cottons, FIanuel«,
Blankets, Quilts, House Furnishings, White and Colored Cotton Warps,
Country Homespun, Yarn, Sook^ and Mitts taken in payment for Goods.
KEMESIBEll THE PIACE,
mB SUCCESS ! SOUION EMIION, 1881.
Special and c .ily Awards.
Two Diplomaa of Honor to
Vf. H. Johnson, for Pianos
and OrKans.
M Grand KnaDePlaso.
Onlr Grand erer import*
ed to HaHfax.
Our Stnuk is such that it
wonld take prizes aRuirift
the world, botb in Pianos
and OrKaus. . Embracing'
tiver^'thinir from medium
to the highest price manu-
factured. Over 60 Gold
and Silver Medals have been
aw.arded to the ** Knabe "
Piano all over the world.
Now is the time to send for.
a superior instrument.
Ka-Nah-ba.
PIANOS : " knabe;' WEBER, WHEELOGK DOMINION.
Org^aas : BSLL and DOLCXNZOlsT.
123 Hollis street, Halifax.
diUvaiilzied Wire Netting and Wove Wire,
At H. H. FULLER A CO.'kS, Arenas.
Shirts, Shawls,
ittons, FliUHie]H,
, Cotton Wai-ps.
nnent for Goods.
and c.ily Awards,
loniasof Honor to i
iHHBON, for Pianos
ns.
ind erer import*
to Halifax.
:)cic is such that it
ike prizes atntinst
1, botb in Pianos
ans. - Embraoini;
Kfrtim medium
eat price manu-
Over 60 Gold
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tothe^Knabe"
over the world,
le time to send for^
r instrument.
a-Nah-ba.
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89 & 93 Upper Water St., Halifax,
DEALER IN
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
GUSTONI & READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Wholesale and Retail.
Onr TERNH brine STRMTTIiY CASH, we cnn recommead and Mil
onr Cioods ns cheap as any Mouse In the City.
STOCK REl»lLiB:NISHKr> E-VKRY BTEAMiBR.
Oasli Paid for Bomespun and Tan.
FOOT JACOB ST., BETWEEN COMMERCIAL & CRONAITS WHARVES.
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CLOTHS,
[Caasimeresjweeds, Ready-Made Clothing, Gents' Furnisliing
Goods, Rubber Goats «ind Leggings.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
; As onr Terms are STKICTLY €!A«lK. we can ufTord to make up
Cinrmeuts at very4ow prices.
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Fiflhermen'fl Goods at jerj lowest pricos for cnsh,
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BELCHERS FARMERS
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160 OraxiTille Street, Halifax, IT. S.
WAITEB BAEEOH i CO.
Tailors & Clothiers.
Conatantly on hand, a very large stock of
BLACK AND BLUE BROAD CLOTHS, DOESKINS,
FANCY COATINGS, ETC.
FJlICY twsebs
In great variety, to suit all soasons, including Scotch Cheviots, West
Fancies, &o., &o.
BeaTorSy Moscows, Pilots, Naps and Whitneys, in Blacity
Bine, Brown and Olive Shades.
MW The above will be made to order on shortest notice, and at
reasonable prices, or sold in lengths as may be required. '
CLOTHING.
In our Beady-made Clothing Department will be found the largest and
best stock of
ICen's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing
Ever oifered in the city — all of which has been carefully manufactured
on the prcrai»es, and will be sold at a small advance for CASH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WALTER BARRON & CO.
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H. H. FULLER & CO., head of Power's Wharf.
leviots, "West
le largest and
manufactured
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THE ROYAL FAMILY OF GREAT BRITAIN.
The QUEEN— VICTORIA, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, Ike, Queen, Defender of the J^'aith, Emprcfs of India. Her
Majesty was born at Kensington Palace, May ^4, 1819; Succeeded to the
thionc June 20, 1837, on the death of her uncle. King William IV.; was
crowned June 28, 1838 ; and married, Februar}' 10, 1840, to his late Koyal
Highness Brioce Albert. Il«r Majesty is the onl}' child of His late Royal
Highness, Kdwtrd, Duke of Kent, son of Kiug George III. The children of
Her Majesty are :—
Her Royal Highness Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, Princess Royal
of England and Prussia, born Nov 21, 1840, and married to His Royal
Highness William, the Crown Prince of Germany, Jan 25, 1868, and has
issue, three sons and four daughters.
His Royal Highness Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, bom Nov 9,
1841: married March 10, 1863, Alexandra of Denmark, (Princess of Wales),
born Dec 1, 1844, and has issue, Prince Albert Victor, born Jan 8, 1864;
George Frederick Ernest Albert, born June 3, 1865; Louisa Victoria
Alexandra Dagniar, born Feb 20,1867; Victoria Alexandra Olga Marj',
born July 6, 1868; and Maude Charlotte Mary Victoria, born Nov 26, 1869.
Her Royal Highness Alice Maud Mary, born April 25, 1843; married
to H. R H. Prince Frederick Louis of Hesse, July 1, 1862, died Dec. 14,
1878 ; issue five daughtent and two sons.
His Royal Highness Alfred Ernest Albert, Duke of Edinburgh,
Earl of Kent, Earlof Ulster, &c., born Aug 6, 1844; married Jan. 23, 1874,
to the Grand Duchess Marie Alexandrowna, daugiiter of the Emperor of
Russia; has issue a son, born Oct 12, 1874, and three daughters.
Her Roval Highness Helena Augusta Victoria, born May 25, 1846;
married to His Royal Highness Prince Frederick Christian Charles Augustus
of Schleswig-Holstein-Sondenburg-Augustenburg, July 5, 1866 ; issue two
sons and two daughters. .
Her Roj-al Highness Louisa Caroline Al'ibrta, born March 18, 1848 : [
married to the Marquis of Lome.
His Royal Highness Arthur Patrick William Albert, bora May 1,
1850, married Princess Louise Margaret of Prussia, March 3, 1879.
His Royal Highness Leopold George Duncan Albert, bora April 7,
1863.
Her Royal Highness Beatrice Mart Victoria Feodore, born April
14, 1857.
George Frederick William Charles, K.G., Duke of Cambridge,
cousin to Her Majesty, born March 26, 1819. Augusta Wilhelmina
Louisa, Duchess of Cambridge, niece of the Landgrave of Hesse and aunt
to her Majesty, born July 25, 1797; married in 1818, the late Duke of Cam-
bridge. AuciusTA Caroline Charix)ttk Elizabeth Mary Sophia
Louis, daughter of the late Duke of Cambridge and cousin to her
Majesty, bom July 19, 1822; married June 28, 1843, to Frederick, Grand
Duke of Mccklenburg-Strelitz, and has issue a son. Mary Adklaide
Wilhelmina Elizabeth, daughter of the late Duke of Cambridge and
cousin to her Majesty, born Nov 27,1833; married Prince Teck, June 7,
1866, has issue two sons and two daughters.
At V, vrAMAH*», VUy Hardware 8tore.-«ce adv. page 21.
Emerson, Hterens & Co.'i Scytlioi are the best made*
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ESSOIT & CO.
Commission Merchants^
IMPORTERS,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
AMERICAN & WEST INDIA PRODUCE,
JEXead of Ceiitr«.l TVliarf,
HALIFAX, N. S.
Carpet Warehouse,
56 KING ST. , - ST. JOHN. N. B.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Linoleums,
Curtain lEaterialid,
and House Furnisliing Qoods.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO COUNTRY ORDERS.
Samples sent on application.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JAllS W. HliAI.
Scythes, Sitntht, Haj Makes, Vorlu, At,
H. H. FULLER * CO., head of Power's Wharf.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
Smat of Govbrnment— OTTAWA.
Governor- General and Commander-in-Chief— (960,000) — His Excellency
the Kt Hun Sir John Gborob Edward Hrnky Douglas Suthkrlamd
Campukix, Marquifl of Lome, Knight of the Thistle, and Knight Grand
Cross of St. Michael and St. George, &c.
Seci'etary, Lt. Colonel De Winton.
Comptroller, Hon Mr Moreton.
Aide«-de-Camp, Hon Mr Harbourd, Scots Fusilier Guards.
Extra Aides-ile- Camp, Lt.-Col. Hewitt Bernard, Lt.-Col. Fred. W.
Cumberland, and Lt.-Col Duchesnay.
DOMINION OF OANADA-FBIVT COUNCIIi.
Rt Bon Sir John A. Macdonald, Premier, and Minister of the Interior—
(16.000).
IlonSir S. L. Tilley, Minister of Finance— [91 ,000).
Sir Charles Tupper, c b., ikinister of Railways and CVmofo—f $7,000).
Sir H. L. Langevin, Minister of Public Work»—(%l ,000).
A. P. Caron, Minister of Militia— (%1 ,000).
J. C. Aikins, Minister of Inland Revenue — ($7,000).
J. H. Pope, Minister oj Agriculture— (%1 ,001^).
John O'Connor, Postmaster-General— (9>1 ,000).
Mackenzie Bowell, Minister of Customs~{%l ,000).
J. C Pope, Minister of Maiine and FisJifries— {$7000).
J. A. Mousscau, Secretary of State— C^l, 000).
Sir Alex. Cambpell, Minister of Justice— {$7,000).
A. W. McLelan, President of the Council— {$7,000).
D. L. Macpherson, Speaker of the Senate,
SENATE OF CANADA.
Speaker Hon D. L. Macpherson.
PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA— 10 Members.
Hon Thomas D. Archibald,
•* Robert Barry Dickey,
" John Bourinot,
♦♦ William Miller,
" Alex McFarlane,
Hon H. A. N. Kaulback,
L. G. Power,
R. P. Grant.
" W. J. Almon, M. D.
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PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.— 10 Members.
Hon Amos Edwin Botaford,
" William Hunter Odell,
» David Wark,
•' Joljn Fer^juson,
'* Abner Rcid McClelan,
Hon John Glasier,
" James Dever,
" W. Muirhead.
" J. G. Lewiu.
PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.— 4 Members.
Hon D. Montgomery, I Hon G. W. Howlan.
" R. P. Havthorne, I
At r. nALSMS, city lbird»v> r« Store, Hi»rli«t Squnre.
Djnamite» for sale by U. H. FULLER A CO.
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PROVINCE OF QUEBEC— 24 Members.
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ffon Jacques Olivier Bureau
** Ctiarles Malhiot,.
Louis Renaud,
John Hamilton,
Charles Cormier,
David Edward Pricfl,
Leandre Dumouchel,
Louis Lacoste,
Joseph F. Armand,
William Henry Chaffers,
Jean Baptiste GKtevremont,
James Ferrier,
Hon Thomas Ryan,
" M. H. Cochrane,
Jean Charles Chapais,
Pierre Baillargeoa.
•• E. Chinic.
H. Paquet,
H. Fabre.
•« C.H. l\.zer,
" P. Pellet ier,
•• G. G. Stevens,
" E. E. B. De Uoucherville.
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PROVINCE OF ONTARIO— 24 Memders.
Hon John Hamilton,
Benjamin Seymour.
Walter Hamilton Dickson,
James Shaw,
David Reesor,
Alexander Campbell,
James Cox Aikins,
James Rea Benson,
Elijah Leonard,
William McMaster,'
John Simpson,
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David I^wis McPherson,
Billa Flint,
George Wm Allan,
F. Smith,
R. Read,
A. Vidal,
R. W. Scott,
II. B. Bull.
J. Nortbwood.
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Hon M. A. Girard, | Hon J. Sutherland.
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA— 3 Members.
Hon W. J. Macdonald, I Hon. H. Nelson.
" F. C. Cornwall. |
Chaplain Rev John Johnston. Clerk of Parliaments, R. Lemoine.
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Clerk— John George Bourinot ; Clerk Aisistant — J. P. Leprohon.
geant-at-Arms—D. W- McDonnell.
PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.
Ser-
AnnapoHs — \vard Longley,
Antigonish — Angus Mc-Isaac.
Cape lireton— William McDonald, W.
McK McLeod, »i.d.
Colcheater— //ora A. W. McLelan.
Cumboiland— ^o« SirC. Tupper, K.
C.M.«., C.B.
Digby— J. C Wftde,
Guysborough— A. Ogden,
Halifax— M. H. Kicley, M. B. Daly,
Hants— W. H. Allison,
Inverness— Samuel McDonnell, q.c.
Kings— Frederick W. Borden, M.u.
Lunenburg— C. E. Kaulback,
Queens- 8. T. R, Bill,
Pictou— John McDougald, R. Doull,
Richmond- Edujuud P. Flynn,
Shelburne — Thomas Robertson,
Victoria — D. AIcDunald,
Yarmouth— Frank Killam.
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H. H. FtLIiER A CO., filmtlnir and Sporting Powder.
PROVINCE OF
Albert— A. Rojfers,
Carleton— George Irvine,
Charlotte— AVll. (lillmoiir,
Gloucester Bon T. W. Anglio,
Kent— (1. A. Oironard,
Kincs — J. Domville,
Northumberland— J. B. Snowball,
Queens- G. G Kifig,
PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Kinp's Co., A. C. McDonald, Dr
Muttart.
Prince Co., James Yeo. E. Hnckett.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Rostigoiiche- G. HaddoW,
St. John, city--//tm Sir S. L Tilley,
St.John,citv and county— //o« Isaac
Ihjrpee, 0. W. VVcldon,
Sunbury— CliarhiH Burped,
Victoria— Jolin Costigan,
Westnioreland— //on A. J. Smith,
York— J. Pickard.
Queen's Co.. Jim J. C. Pope, F. de
St. C. Breckcn.
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
Argeuteuil, Hoiv ,1. J. C. Abbott.
Bagot, Joseph A. Mousseau.
Beauce, P l)uibuc.
Bcauharnoi8,M. Cuyley.
Bellechasse, Guillaume Amyot.
Berthier, E. O. Cuthbert.
Bonaventure, Jlon P. C. Beauchesne
Brome, Manron.
Chambiy, P. B. Benoit.
Champlain, Hypolite Montplaisir.
Charlevoix, Simon Xavier Cimon.
Chatcauguay, Edward Holton.
Chicoutinii and Saguenay, £. Cimon.i
Compton, Hon John H«nrv Pope.
Dorcnester, Fortunat Rouleau.
Drummond and Arthabaska, E. O
Bourbcau.
Gaspe, Hon P. Fortin.
Hocnelaga, Alp Desjardins,
Huntingdon, Julius Scriver.
Iberville, Francois Bechard.
Jacques Cartier, D. Girouard,
Joliette, L. Arthur McConville.
Kamouraska, J. Uamonr.
Laurairie, A. Pinsonnoault.
L'Assomption, Uilaire Uurteaa.
Laval, Alderic Ouimet.
Levis, Hon Dr. Blanchet.
L'Islet, P. B. Casgrain.
Lotbiniere, Dr. Rinfret.
Maskinonge, F. Houde.
Megantic, L. E. Olivier.
Missisquoi, Hon G. B. Baker.
Montcalm, Firman Diigas.
Montmagny, A. C P. J^ndry
Montmorency, M. Valin
Montreal, Centre, M. P. Ryan
Montreal East, C. J. Coursol
Montreal. West, M. H. Gaiilt
Napiervillo, Sixte DeCoupal
Nicolet, F. X. O. Methot
Ottawa County, Alonzo Wright
Pontiac, J. Poupore
Portneuf, M. Val^e
Quebec, Centre, J. Malouin
Quebec, East, lion W. Laurif>r
Quebec, West, Hon Thos McGreevy
Quebec Co., Hon Adolphe P. Caron
Richelieu, L. H. Mtissue
Richmond and Wolfe, W. B. Ives
Rimouski, J. B. R. Fiset
Rouville, G. A. Gigault
St Hyacinthe, L. Tellier
St Maurice, Dr. DeSaulniera.
St John's, T. Bourassa,
Shefford, HonL. S.Huntington
Sherbrooke, E. T. Brooks
Soulanges, Jacques P. Lanthier
Stanstead, Charles C. Colby
Temiscouata, Dr. Grandbois.
Terrebonne, Hoti L. F. R. Masson
Three Rivers, W. McDougall
Two Mountain, J. B. DHOust
Vaudreuil, J. B. A. Mongenais
Yercheres, Hon Felix Geoffrion
Yamaska, F. Yanasse
Addington, J. McCrory
Algoma, J. Dawson
Bothwell, Hon David Mills
Brant, North Riding, 6. F^leming
Brant, South Riding, W. Patterson
j Brockville, W. Fitzsimmons
Bruce, North Riding, J. Gillies
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
Bruce, S. Riding, A. Shaw
Cardwell, T. WTiite, Jr
Carleton, John Rochester
Cornwall Town, Dr. Bergin
Dundas, G. S. Ross
Durham, East Riding, Col Williams
Durham, West Riding, /7onE. Blake
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RlKiii, ICHHt HidiiiK, T. Arkill
KiKin, West Uidliig, Geo E. Casey
K88UX, J. C. PutterRon
Froutenac, Geo. A. Kirkpatrick
GlcngiuTy, J. Mcl^niinn
Grenviile, S. KIdiiiK, J. P. Wiser
iircy, VmsI Kiding, Ur Snroiile
Grey, Nurtli Hidinff, B> J- I^ane
Grey, South Hiding. G. Jackoon
Hnldmiund, David Thoinpsun
Haltun, y/un W. Macduugall
Uaniilton (fity), !•'. E. Kilvort, T.
UobertHoii
HaRtiiiga, ICast Riding, John White
IIaMting8,N.U.,//(»ti>iac«enKi('! Howell
HastingH, W. Hiding, JanieH Itrowii
Huron, K , Ifon u. J. ('artwright
Huron, North Hiding, T. Farrow
Huron, South Hiding, M. J, Cameron
Kent, kufuit i^tcplionson,
Kingston (city), A. Gunn
Lanibton, l/tm Alex Mackenzie
Lanark, North Hiding, D. Gnlbraith
Lanark, S. Hiding, J. G. Haggart
Leeds and Grenviile, North Hiding,
Dr Ferguson
Leeds, South Hiding, D. Ford Jones
Lennox, £. Hooper
Lincoln, C. J. Hykert
London (city), Ihm J. Carling
Middlesex, N. Hiding, T. Coughlin
Middlesex, E. Hiding, D. McMillan
Middlesex, W. Hiding, G. W. Hoss
Monck, L. McCullum
Muskoka, A. P. Cockbum
Norfolk, North Hiding, J. Charlton
Norfolk, South Hiding, W. Wallace
Northumberland, i!). Hiding, Darius
Crouter
Northumberland, W.Hiding, Hon J.
Co('kl>urn
Niagara (town), J. D. Pluinb
Ontario, N. Hiding, (i« Wheler
Ontario, S. H., F. W. Glen
Ottawa (city), Joseph M. Currier,
JoHoph Vns>i6
Oxford, North Hiding, Jas. Suther-
land
Oxford, South Hiding, Col Skinner
Peel. W. Elliott
Perth, North Hiding, S. K. Hesson
Perth, South Hiding. James Trow
Puterboro', KuHt Hiding, J. Durnhani
Peterboro', West Hiding, G. Uillyard
Prescott, F. Houthier
Prince Edward, J. M. Craig
Henfrew, North Hiding, P.White, Jr
Henfrew, 8. H., W. Hannerman
Hiibsell, /Ion J. O'Connor
Simcoe, N. H., Dalton McCarthy
Simcoe, South Hiding, W. C. Little
Stormont, O. Fulton
Toronto Centre, K. Hay
Toronto, East, T. Pratt
Toronto, West, J. Heatv, Q. o.
Victoria, N. H., J. H. Cameron, q.c.
Victoria, S. Hiding, A. McQuade
Waterloo, N. H., ll. Kraatx
Waterloo, 8. Hiding, S. Merner
Welland, C. W. Bunting
WcIlington,"C. Riding, Dr Orton
Wellington, N. R., G. A. Drew, q.c.
Wellington, S R.. D. Guthrie,
Wcntworth, Nortli Hiding, T. Bain
Wentworth, 8. R., Joseph Rymal
York, East Riding, A. Boultuee
York, North Hiding, Dr. Strange
York, West Hiding, N. C Wallace
PROVINCE OF MANITOR
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Lisgar, John C. Shultz
Marquette, J. 0. Ryan
Provencher, J. Dubuc
Selkirk, Capt. Scott.
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Cariboo, James Reid
New Westminster, J. Cunningham.
Van Couver, Arthur Bunster.
Victoria, Rt Hon Sir John A. Mc-
donald, k.c.b, AmorDeCosmos
Yale, F. J. Barnard.
PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.
Seat op Government— HALIFAX.
Lieutenant-Governor, {and Dep Governor for signing Miinnage Licenses,,
($9,000) — His Honor tne Honorable Adams Georgu Akciiibald, G.M.(i-
Private Secretary, Lt.-Col. H. W. Clarke, N. S. M.
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Hon. Simon Hiiffh Holme»,M rr., Provim-ial Stcrttnry. '
John Sparrow Davirt Thompiton, m.im-.. AHornry Gtnernl.
HnimiolCreelman, m.l.c, bm'rof PMic Works and Minet.
Nollioniel Whitwortli White, m.im-.
N\ illmin UoUford Tntop, m.im*.
CharleH .lainen Townsliend, m.i'.p.
Jamen Stanforth McIJonahl, m.im*.
II« ctor Franris MtDougali, M.r i>.
John F. Staira, iM. v. p.
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President. . . .Hon Robert Boak, Halifax.
Hon .T(»hn McKlnnon - . Antlgonlnh,
Samuel Crcclman, Mice, Com'' r of Works and Mines . Stcwiacke,
Daniel McN. Parker, M . D Halifax,
.lames Fraser Pictou,
Charles Dickie, Ksq Cornwallla,
K. R. Oakes, Vm\ I>»»fby.
A. McN. Cuchraii, I'lHq Maitland.
Thomas F. Morriaon I.ond(»n(lerry .
.lames Uutler, Esq Halifax,
Loraii E. Baker, Esq Yarmouth,
Charles Houdrot, E^q Arichat,
Charles M. Francheville Enq GuyBborough,
John B. Dickie, Erq Truro.
Dovid McCurdj, Ei-q lJaddefk,C.B.
Hiram Black, Esq Amherst,
James S. iMcDonald, Esq. Halifax,
Hugh Cameron. Esq., M.i> Mabou, C. B.
Samuel Locke, Esq Lockeport.
W. H. Owen, Esq Lunenburjf.
Geo. Whitman, Esq Annapolis,
Ckrk, John C . Halliburton. Cliaplain, Rev George W. Hill, a.m.
Gtntleman Usher of the Black Rod, Robert Romans.
%• The Members of the Executive and Lef^islative Conncils are Justices of the
Peaoo tluoughout the Province, so long as they belong to either braitch.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
8j)enker. . . .IJnn E. T. Moselj.
Annapolis County. . . . Hon W B. Troop, m.e. c, and Caleb W. Shafner.
Antigonish •' .....ffon John 8. D. Thompson, m.e.c, Attorney Gen-
eral, and Angus McGillivray.
Cape Breton ,.,.Hon E. Tilton Mosely, and Hon Hector F.
McDougall, M.K G.
CoLCMESTER CouNTY . . William Blair »»nd William A. Patterson.
ClTMBEULAND
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.Hon Chas. J. Townshcnd, m.e.c. E. Vickery.
. . . .Benjamin Van Blarcom and Henry M. Robicbcau.
... .J. W. Hadley and A. N. McDonald.
. . . .William D. Harrington, John Pugh, Eon, John F.
Stairs, m. e. c.
. .'. .Thos B. Smith and Nathaniel Spcnce.
. . . .D. J. Campbell, m.d., and Alex. Campbell.
. . . .W. C. Bill and Hon Jomes S. McDonald, m.e.c.
. . . .Edward James and Charles A. Smith.
i,..Hon 8. H. Holmes, bi.b.o., Provinctal Secretary,
Alex. McKay and Adam C. Cell.
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QuRKMS County. . . . L. S. Ford and James C. Battling.
Richmond '* ....Isidore LeHlanc and Alex. McCuish.
Shemjuknk '* .... Hon N. W. White, m.k.c, and Nehemiah McGray.
Victoria " .... WilJiam F. McCurdy and Jolm Morrison.
Yarmouth " ....Albert Gayton aiufJoseph li. Kinney.
Clerk, Henry C. D. Twining. Messenger, John Fitzgerald.
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OFFICERS.
Provincial Secretary's Office.
Provincial Secretary, Hon S. II. Holmes, m.p.p. Deputy Sec'y, John
Costley. Financial Clerk, Win K. Kcvnolds. Marrintje License Clerk,
Edwin C. Fairbanks. Provincial Cashier, W. E. Brine. Clerk. Hugh
Little. I
Department of Public Works and Mines.
Com.m-,sioner, Hon Samuel Crcel;nan, ji.l.c. Deputy Comm'r, John
Kelly. Inspector of Mines, Edwin Giip.i, jr. Clerk, C. H. Carman.
Deputy Gold Comm'rs. — Montaf/u ana Laiorencetown, John Kelly ;
Sherbrooke, William L. Pye. Mines Board of Examiners — John Ru-
therford, Halifax ; Henry S. Poolo, Stellartou ; William Hall, Spring
Hill ; William Kontledgc, Sydney ; David McKean, Little Glaco Bay;
Edwin Gilpin, Halifax, Inspector of Mines.
Provincial Hospital for Insane.
Visitors, the Governor, the Chief JuRtice, the Provincial Secretary,
the President of the Legislative Council, the Speaker of the House of
Assembly, and the heads or authorized representatives of nil christian
churches in the Province. Medical Superintendent, Alexander P. Reid,
M.D. Asat Physician, George A. Sinclair, m.d.
Commissioners of Public Charities.
The Commissioner of Public Works and Mines, the Mayor of Halifax,
John Somcrs, M. D., William Dunbar, William Nesbit. Clerk, H. T.
Murray.
Crown Land Department.
Commissioner of Crown Lands, The Attorney General. Chief Cleik,
Jas H. Austen. Clerk, Matthias Cuppaidgc. Deputy Surveyors — An-
napolis, Bernard Calricck; Antigonish, Hugh McDonald. Cape Breton,
H. R, McKenzie, H. C. Burcliell, William Routlidge ; Colchester, R. L.
Byers, William Faulkner, William G Ousley; Cumberland, Weiwood
McNab, jr., A. Pugsley« and D. J. Taylor ; Digby, Anselin M. Co-
mean; Guysboro', W. Hartshorne, C. T. Taylor D. W. Crockett;
Halifax, W. A. Hendry, W. Anderson, C. R. Fairbanks, E. H.
Keating, H. W. Andrews ami M. McL Lcgan, Angus Cruickshanks ;
Hants, Jaa McKenzie; Inverness, James W. McKenzie, Wm. J. Mc-
Keen; Kings, J. Leard, Honnigar Neily ; Pictou, James Holmes,
F. W. McKenzie ; Queens, Samnel Smith, John H. HtIow, N. R.
Freeman ; Richmond, John J. Robertson; Shetburne, James A. McKay;
Victoria, Josiah Frseman ; Yarmouth, P. L. Hutfield.
Bozi:d of Agriculture.
President, David Matheson, Picton; Vice-President, Israel Longwortli;
Secretary and Treasurer, Professor Lawson. The following are the
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members: — Government Member, Hon Hector F. McDoufjall; District
No. 1, Ha/I fax Count!/, Colonel J. Wimburn Laurie, Oakfield ; District
No. 2, Kivijs, Annapolis, Diijby, W. E. Starratt, Paradise ;
District No. 3, Lunenburg, Queens, Shelbume, Yarinouth,. Charles E.
Brown, Yarmouth ; District No. 4, //ants, Colchester, Cvmberland,
Israel Lonjjworth, Truro ; District No. 5, Pictou, Antiqonish, Gut/sboro',
David Matheson, Pictou; District No. 6, Cape lireton, Richmond,
Inverness, Victoria, 3o\m Ross, New Glasgow.
Communications for the Board are to be addressed to " Professor
Lawson, Dalhousio College, Halifax."
Provincial Ijibrary.
His Honor A. 6. Archibald, Hon S. H. Holmes, Hon Boht. Boak,
Stophtn Tobin, William Gossip, Hon Dr. Almon, Rev G. W. Hill,
Mr J. &. M.vcdonald, W. D. Harrington. Libarian, J. T. Bulmer.
Provincial Railwaji Engineer, Martin Murphy.
Chief Game Commissioner, Charles Sydney Harrington.
Commissioner for examining, preserving and airanging, ancient records
and documents, iUustralive of the History and progress of Hociety in the
Province, Thos. B. Aikins, d.c.l.
PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
Seat op Governmknt— FREDERICTON.
Liettt.-Governor—[$9,Q00)-mB Honor the Eon R. D. Wilmot
Private Secretary, Henry Wilmot, Esq
Prov. Aide-de-Camp, Captain A. F. Street
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Hon R. Young, m.l.c., President of Council. Hon John James Fraser,
M.P.P., Attxyrney General. Hon Wm Wedderbum m.pp., Prov. Secretary
.and Beceiver General. Hon Michael Adams, m.p.p., Suireyor General,
illon P. A. Landry, M. p. p.. Chief Corner Board of Works. Hon J. H.
ICrawford, Solicitor Gineral. Hon. W. E. Perley, m.p.p., Hon D. L.
iHanington, Jr., m.p.p., Hon Robert Marshall, m.p.p
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
President.... Hon Alex. McL. Seely.
Ton William Hamilton Hon B. Bcveridge
" Daniel Hanington " Owen Mclnerny
" John Lewis ♦» William Lindsay
" Robert Young » Wm M. Kelly
" Thomas R. Jones ' '
" Archibald Harrison
** John Flewwelling
Clerk, Geo Botsford. Clerk Assistant, J, H." Phair. Chaplain Rev
Alexander. Usher of the Black Jiud, B. R. Jouett. '
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Speaker. ... .Hon R. B. Slevenson.
iLHEiiT County Dr. Lewis, Gaius 8. Turner
IJakleton County. . .John S. Leighton, George W. White
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Gloucester " . . .
Kent " ...
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St. John "
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Victohia "
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.Geon^e F. Hill, Hon B. R. Stevenson, J. E. Lynott,
Thomas Oottrell
.P. J. Ryan, Francis McMaiius
.Charles J. Sayre, Urbain Johnson.
.Hon J. H. Crawford, Dr E. A. Vail, Finnemore E.
Morton.
• Levi Theriault
.//on Michael Adams. Ernest Hutcheson, Thomas F.
Giliispie, Allan A. Davidson
.W. S. Butler, Francis Woods
.Cunard Bnrbarie, Thomas Kenny
.Hont. Wm Wedderburn, Robert Marshnll
.David McLellan, William Elder, Edward Willis,
Robert J. Ritchie
. Hon. Wm E. Perley, James E. White
• William B. Beveridge
.Amasa E. Killam, Joseph L. Black, //on P. A. Lan-
dry, Hon Daniel L. Hanington
.Hon John J Eraser, A G Blai.', Fred P.Thompson,
George J. Colter
Clerk, George J.
Rev. Joseph McLeod.
Bliss. Clerk Assistant, John Richards.
Sergeant-at-Arms, Harry Beckwith.
Chaplain,
PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
XiV «. Go»cmor,— (87,000)— His Honor Hon T. H. Haviland.
Private Secretary, E. Haviland.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
President— Hon W. W. Sullivan.
Eon S. Prouse,
" J. O. Araenanlt,
" Jos. Wightman,
" D.Gordon,
Hon John Lefurpev,
" Wm Campbefl,
*' Donald Ferguson,
" Neil McLeod.
derk—W. C. DesBrisay.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
President — Hon J. Baklerstr>n*
Queen's County. — Charlottetotcn and Royalty — T. W. Dodd. First
Dstrict — /T'"/. John Balderston. Semnd Districl—Hon R. Munn.
Kino's County. — First District — Hon S. Bulger. Second District—
Hon Joseph Wightman.
Prince County. — First District — Hon R. B. Reid. Second District—
Hon Alex. Laird.
Clerk, John Ball. Usher of the Black Rod, Finley McNeill, Esq.
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Speaker, Hon J. A. McDonald.
queen's county..
'■ Cliarhttetdimr-^o*^ "^e«l McLeod, G; W. DeBlbis. ivsV , ' : V
First Z>is*rti!<^//o« D. Cameron, Wm CaJnpbell. ",
Second District — D. Farquharson. D. McKay.
Third District— U. Shaw, McDonald. ^
Fourth District— Jaa Nicholson, Duncan Crawford. ""
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T.INO'S COUNTY.
Georffefoicn — Hon D. Gordon, L. J. We«taway.
Fir$f District— Jas R. McLean, Langhlin AlcDonald.
Second District — W. W. Sirflivan, H. Mclaaac.
TJdrd District -J. E. McPonald, D. Ferguson.
Fourth Distnct — lions Samuel I'rowse and Dr. Robertson.
PRINCE COUNTY.
First Distinct— P. Gavin, S. F. Perry.
Second District— Hon John Yeo, Jainea W. Kichards.
Third Distnct— J. Alex McDonald, J. O. Arsenault.
Fourth District- A. K. C Holland, G. W. Bentley.
Fifth District — Hon John Lefurgey, Angus McMillan.
Chief Clerk— Arch McNeill; Asst. C/frJfc—F. W. Hughes ; Law Clerk-
A. A. McLean ; Sergeant-at-Arms — D . McKenzie.
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Provincial Secretary arul Treamrer — Hi • Donald Fergi'son ; Attotmey
General— Hon W. W. Sullivan ; ^ Controller of CuttoiM — Jas. Currie, Esjj, •
Commissioner of Crown and Public Lands — Hon Donald Ferguson ; Regis-
trar of Deeds— ^. Conroy, Kaq; ; Commissioner of Public Works— Hon Wm
[Campbell; Se&y. to Commissioner Public Worke, J. W. Monison, Esq.;
iPostmaster — Hon A. A. McDonald ; Queen''s Printer— V. R. Bowers,
lEsq; Suf,* of Eaucatien—D. Montgomery; Prothonotcry and Clerk of the
\Cr(ywnr—D. Hodgson, Esq ; Judge of Prcoate — Hon Charles Young; Leg-
\islative Librarian^ Dr L. C. Jenkins.
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PROVINCE OF queb::o.
Seat os- Government— QUEBEC CITY.
Lieut. (fOve}>flor,— (10,000)— His Honor the Hon Ibeodore Robitaille.
Aide-de-Camp, Capt H. C. Sheppard.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Ion J X Chapleau, Minister of Agriculture and Public Works^ {Premier.)
" E. J. Flynn, Commissioner of Crown Lands.
" J. G. Robertson, Trea$urer.
" L. O. Loranger, Attorney General.
" W. W. Lynch, Solicit.w Genei'ol.
'^ J. J. Ross, Speaker LegisUitivfe Council.
C/erifc, Felix Fortier.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Speaker . , . .Hon J. J . Ross.
Jon Jean Louis Beaudry Alma,
" James Ferrier Victoria,
" Jcs E. Prudhomme Rigaud,
" Peter E . Dostaler De Lanaudiere,
I " Henry Starnes De Salaberry,
'" W.H.Webb Wellington,
'* P. Boucher ue La Bruere Rougemont,
" P E. Roy Sorei,
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Hon Thomas Wood Bedford,
" J . G. Laviolotte. DeLorimier,
" J. Hearn Stadacona,
" Thomas Savage Gulf Division,
" Elizee Dionnc Grand villc,
" K. Kemillard .Dcla Durantayc,
" Alexander C . de Lcry Lauzon,
" J. Gaudet , Kennebec,
" John EH Gingras The Laurentides
" Louis Panet La Salle,
" J. J. Ross Shawiniean,
" J. B. Geo Proulx De La Valliere,
" Louis Archambcault Repentigny,
" Felix H. Lemaire Miilcs-Islcs,
" George Bryson Inkerinan,
*' C. De Buucherville, Montarville .
Clerh. G. B. de Boucherville . Gentleman Usher of the Black Hod,
S. S. Hatt. 8ergeant-at-Arma, T. E. Roy.
LEGISLATIVE ASSilMBLY.
Speaker. . . .Hon A. Turcotte.
Argenteuil R. G. Meikle
Bagot N. Blais
Beauce J. Poirier
Beaubamois. . . .0. Bergerin
Bellechasse . . . .F. Boutin
Berthier J. Robillard
Bonaventure . . . J. I. Tarte
Brome W. W. Lynch
Chambly R- Prefontaine
Champlain D. N. St Cyr
Chateauguay . . .£. Laberge
f,, , . ( O.Gauthler(Zt7La-
Charlevolx.... j y^ygljg
Chicoutimiand|p Bgjj„jgt
Saguenay )
Compton W. Sawyer
Deux Montagnes.C. P. Champagne
Dorchester N. Audet
Drummondand (
Artbabaska, \
Gaspe E. J. Flynn
Hocnelaga L. Beauoien
Huntingdon. ... Dr. Cameron
Iberville L.Molleur
Jacques Cartier. N. M. LeCavalier
Joliette V. P. Lavallee, m.d.
Kamouraska . . .C. A. E. Gagnon
Laprairle L. B. A. Charlebois
L'Assomption ..O. Pelletier
Laval L. O. Lorftnger
Levis E. T. Paquet
L'Islet J. B. Dupuis
Lotblniere Hon H. G. Joly
Maskinonge E. Caron
Megantic Hon G. Irvine
W. J. Watts
Missisquoi E. Pacicot
Montcalm C. E. Houde
Montmagny. . .L. N. Fortin
Montmorency .C. Langclier
Montreal, c. . .H. A. Nelson
Montreal, e. . .L. 0. Taillon
Montreal, w.. .J. McShane
Napierville. . .L. D. Lafontaine, m.d.
Nicolet C. E. Houde
Ottawa Co. . . .L. Duhamel, m.d.
Pontiac Hon L. R Church
Portneuf Hon F. Langelier
r\..^u^^ « ( H. F. UintreL dU Ma-
Quebec, 0...J ,^„.„
Quebec, E J. Sheh> n
Quebec, w. . . .A. H. Murphy
Quebec Co. . . .Hon D. A. Ross
Richelieu M. Matbieu
liimouski ... .J. Parent. »
Rouville S. Bertrand
St Hyaciutho. .Hon H. Meroier
St Jeaa Hon F. G. Marchand
St Maurice. . . F. S. L. Desauluiers
Shcffbrd J. L. Lafontaine
Sherbrooke.. . .Hon J. G. Robertson
Soular'jes W. Duckett
Stanstead H. Lowell
Temiscouata. ..G. H. Deschenes
Terrebonne . /Ton J AChapleau, q.c.
Trois Rivieres . //on A. Turcotte
Vaudreuil . . . .E. Lalonde
Vercheres H. La rose
Yamaska J. S. C. WurteM
Clerk, Louis Del. orme. Sergeant at Armt, G. Larocque.
Bnilden* Uamliivaro of everjr detierMMloit e««Mliuitly on bHiwl,
Head of Power's Wharf, Halifax, N. S.
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PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
Skat of Goveknmk.nt— TORONTO.
Lientennnt- Governor, — (3H0,0()0)— His Honor the Hon J. B. Robinson.
Private Secretary and A. D. C, Oapt Forsyth Grant.
• EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Hon O. Mowatt, Attorney Genernl
" S. C. Wood, Commissioner of Agriculture and Secretary and Registrar.
" C. F. Fraser, Commissioner of Public Works.
" T. R, Pardee, Commissioner of Crown Lands.
" A. Crooks, Minister of Education.
" A. S. Hardy, Treasurer.
Clerk, J. G. Scott. _
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Speaker, C.
Addington H. M. Deroche,
I Algoma R. A. Lyon,
I Brant, n. R J. Young,
1 Brant, s. R Hon A. S. Hardy,
I Brockville.. . . , . Hon C F. Fraser,
EBruce, n . R Donald Sinclair,
iBruce, s . R Hon R. M Wella,
fCardwell 0. Robinson,
eCarleton. . . . . .G- W. Monck,
ICornwall W. Mack,
iDufferin J. Barr, m.d.,
iDundas Andrew Broder,
|Durham, k.r. ..John Rosevear,
Purham, w.b.. .J. W. McLaughlin,
Elgin, e.r J. Caacaden,
filgin, w. B. . . .T. M. Navin,
Susex, E. R.,. . . .Lewis Wigle,
Sssex, N. R., . . . . S. White,
^rontenac D. D. Calvin,
ilengarry D. McMastcr,
Jrenville, 8.K. .F. J. French,
Jrey, n.r D. Creighton,
Jrey, k.r., A. W. Lauder,
Jrey, s. u., J. H. Hunter,
lias'tings, n. . . .G. H. Boulton.,
Tastings, k.r. .N. S. Appleby,
lastings, w R. .A. Robertson,
luron, s.R. . . .A. Bishop,
luron, K . R. . . .T. Gibson,
(uroK, w A.M. Ross,
laldimand J. Baxter,
[alton D. Robertson,
[amilton city. .J. M. Gibson,
Lent, K. R.,. r. .1). McCraney,
Lent, w. R., . . .E. Robinson,
>'ingston city.. J. H. Metcalfe,
-.amoton, w. r. . Hon T . R . Pardee,
p.ambton, E n.. .Peter Graham,
[^anark, n.r.,.. .W. C. Caldwell,
^anark, s.R. . . .W. Lees.
Clarke, m d.
leeds, N.R, and
Grenville,
Leeds, s.R ,
Lennox
Lincoln
London city. . ..
Monck
Middlesex, e.r. ,
Middlesex, n.r. .
Middlesex, w.r.
Muskoka . ..
Norfolk, N.R
Norfolk, s.R.
Northumberland
K. R
Northumberland
W.R...,
Ontario, n.r
Ontario, s R. . . .
Ottawa city
Oxford, n.'r. ..
Oxford, s.R
Peel
Perth, N.R ,
Perth, s.R
Petetboro',\v. r
Peterboro', k.r.
Prescott
Prince Edward.
Renfrew, n.r. . .
Renfrew, s.R. ..
Russell
Simcoe,'E r. ..
Simcoe, w. r. . .
Simcoe, s. R. . .
Stormont
Toronto, East. .
Toronto, West..
.Victoria, n.r. . .
Victoria, s. r. .
I H. Merrick,
,W. Richardson,
,G. H. Hawley,
,S. Neelon,
.W.C.Meredith,
.R. Harcourt,
.R. Tooley,
J. Waters,
J. Waterworth,
J. C. Miller,
J. B. Freeman,
W. Morgan,
' I J. M.Ferres,
' j J. C. Field,.
Thomas Paxton,
J. Dry den,
P. Baskerville,
. Hon O. Mowatt,
, Hon A . Crooks,
. K. Chisholm,
.D. D. Hay,
.Thos Ballantyne,
. W. Scott,
.T. Blezard,
. Dr. Harkin,
.G. Striker,
.M. Murray,
.8. Bontield,
.J. Morgan,
.H.J Cook,
.Thos Long,
.W. J. Parkhill,
.J. Kerr,
.Hon A. Morris,
.Robert Bell,
.S. S. Peck,
.ZfonS. C.Wood,
At r, WAIiSM'S, City HurdWAro Store, Market S«iuir«.
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Waterloo, n.r.. .M. Springer,
Waterloo, s. R. . ..). Livingiitone,
Welland D. Near,
Wellington, s. R.J. Lawlor,
Wellington, c.H. .C. Clarke.
Wellington, n.k.R. McKiui,
Wentworth, a R. .F. M. Carpenter,
Went worth, N.R,. tJ. McMahon,
York, B.R G. W. Kadgerow,
York, w.u P.Patterson.
York,N.K Dr Widdefield.
Clerk, . T . Gillnior. Sergt-at-Arma, S. Glackmeyer.
PROVINCE OF MANITOBA.
Seat op Government— WINNIPEG.
Lienfennnt Govertwr, — ($9,000) — His Honor the Hon J. E. Cauchon.
Piivate Secretary, J. Cauchon, Jr.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Bon. J. Norqnay, Treasurer and Premier.
" J. Royal, MinUfer of Pullic Works.
" D. M. Walker, Attomet/ General
" M. A. Girard, Provincial Secretary.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
St. Paul's...,
St. Vital
St. Clements
Portage La
Prairie.. .. .
St. James ....
St A drew8,N.
St. Francois |
Xavier, £.. (
St. Charles.. |
St. Norbert, S.,
Bale St. Paul...
St. Boniface, (
E. i
Rockwood
Westboume ...
Dr. Curtis J. Bird,
J. Lemay,
T. Howard,
K. AIcKenzie,
£dwin Bourke,
John Gunn,
Pascal Breland,
M. Lepine, and A.
Murray .
Hon P. Delorme,
F. Chenier.
Hon. Marc Amable
Girard,
.W. F. Luxton,
,C. P. Brown.
Springfield
St. Andrews, 8 . .
St. Peters
St. Agatha ,
I^ke Manitoba. . ,
St. Ann's ,
St. Norbert, N...
High Bluff
St. Francois Xa* )
vier, W J
St. Boniface, W.,
Winnipeg and )
St. John's. . . . ]
Poplar Point
Kildonan. ...
Headingly... .
,W. R. Dick,
Hon. J. Norquay,
Captain Howard,
A. F. Martin,
Angus McKay,
C. Nolin,
Joseph Lemay,
Dr Cowan,
Hon Joseph Royal
Hon M. A. Girard,
Hon R. A. Davis,
T.E.Cornish,
John Sutherland,
J. Taylor,
Clerkf T. Spence.
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Seat op Government — VICTORIA.
Lieut. -Gov.— 19/9,000) — His Honor the /Zan Albert Norton Richards.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Hon G. A. Walkem, Comtn'r of Landtand Works, Atiy. Genl, (^Premier.)
•♦ T. B. Humphreys, Provincial Secretary
" R. Beaven, MintsUr of Finance and Agriculture.
Clerk, J. Y. Young
SsKcepaaii and rota. Fry ram aad rreservlng Kettles*
kxoN Richards.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Speaker. . . . F. W. Williams.
Cariboo Hon G . A . B . Walkem, G. Cowan, J. Evans.
Coinox John Ash.
Cowichan W. Smithe. E. Pimbury.
lilsquiiuault F. W. Williams, H Helgonen.
Kootenay K. T. Grlbraith, C. Gallagher.
Lillooet W. Brown. W. Saul.
Nanaimo J. Abrams.
New Westminister Dist.D. McGillivray, W. Harris.
Do. do. City.E Brown.
Victoria City R. Beaven, W. Wilson, J. Drummond, J. W.
Williams.
Do. District J. T. Mcllnrtyle, Hon T. B. Humphreys.
Yale J. A. Maru, non. F. G. Vernon, P. Bennett.
Clerk, J. R. Hett.
THE NORTH WEST TERRITORIES.
Skat of Government— BATTLEFORD.
Lieut Governor— Uis Honor the lion David Laird, P.C., Battleford, N. W. T.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Mathew Ryan and Hugh Richardson, /Stipendiary Maffigtrates, HHembers
of Council, (ex-officio). l.ieut Col .1. F. McLeod, c.m.g.'. Commissioner of
Police, and Pascal Brillcnard, Members of Council specially apjHnnted ; Lt.
Col. A. G. Irvine, Asst. Com. of Police; Amedee Forcfet, Chrh of Cotmcit
and Secretary to Lieut Govenm,r. W. J. Scott, Regmrar. E. E. Richard.
Sheriff.
PROVINCE OF KEEWATIN.
Lieutenant Governor— The Lieut Governor of Manitoba for the time being.
Indian Agents^C&pt Allan McDonald, M. G. Dickieson.
PROVINCE OF NEWFOUNDLAND.
Goeemor— Sir Fitzhardinjro Maxse, K. C. M. G.
Private Secretary — J. Morgan, Esq
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Hon W. V. Whitewav, Premier,
* E. D. Shea,
" James J. Kogerson,
" W. J. S. Donnelly,
Hon Stephen Rendell,
" John Rorke,
" James Winter.
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Hon Edward Morris, President.
Hon John Winter, m.u.
" Peter G. Tessier,
" Edward White,
" E. D. Shea,
" W. J. S. Donnelly,
Hon Robert Thorburn,
" A. Harvev,
" Thoiuaa talbot,
" Stephen Kendell.
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Distnet of 8t John's, East—M.. J. O'Mara, Robert J. Kent and Robert
John ParsonSj junr, Kaqiiires.
DUtnct. of St John's, West — Lewla Tessier, Maurice Fenelon and Patrick
G. Scott, Esquires.
District of Conception Bay, 8ot0iern Division — Joseph I. Little and
Patrick Nowlan, Esquires.
District of Port-ae- Grave — Nathan Xornian, Esq.
District of Carbonear — John Rorke, Esq.
District of Bnif-de-Verds—Mfred Penny. Ej»q.
District of Fe'rrylnnd and Daniel Joseph Green, Esquire.
District of Placentia and St Mary's — Hon W. J. S. Donelly, James
Collins and if ichael K. Dw.ver Esquires
District of Harbor Grace — Charles Dawe, Esq, and Hon Ambrose Shea.
District of Trinity — Hon W. V. Whiteway, James H. Watson and John
Rendell, Esquires.
District of Bonavista—FranctB Winton, George Skelton and James
Saint, Esquires.
District of Burin— Hon James J. Rogeraon and James Winter, Esquires,
District of Forttme Bay — James O. Frazer, Esq.
District ofBurgeo and La Poile — Alexander M. McKay, Esq.
District of Tmllingate and Fogo — Alex J. W. McNeiliey, Stanley Carter
and Richard P. Rice, Enquires.
Acting Master in Chancei'y — Thomas J. Kough, Esq.
Acting C/erfc— Hugh Carter, Esq.
Usher of the Black Rod -W. F. Rennie, Esq.
OFFICERS OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Attrnmey General— Hon W. V. Wliiteway ; Soliritor General ;
Colonial Secretai-y—Hon E D. Shea; Receiver General— Hon James J.
Rogerson; FtMancmi iSecreto'f/— Francis Winton, Esq; Auditor General—
Thomas Glen, Esq; Surveyor General— Hon W J. S. Donelly; Assistant
Collector of Customs — James Haywood, Esq.
SUPREME COURT.
Chief Justice— Sir F. B. T. Carter^ Assistant Judges — Hon John Hay-
ward and Hon Robert J. Pinaent ; Clerk of Court— 'Freacott Emerson, Esq;
Sheriff— Hon Thomas Talbot. St. John's District Coukt— Jmc/^ps— D.
W. l*rowse and J. G. Conro}', Esqrs; Clerk of the Peace — R. R. ' Lilley,
Esq. Harboh Gr.vce Distuict Court— Jjw/r/e — T. R. Bennett, Esq.
VERITAS INTERNATIONAL REGISTER OF SHIPPING.
Snrvej/ors to the Bureau Veritas Intei'uaiional Reyister of Shipping,
British I^orth America. — Walter G. Kay, 3 Lome Terrace, Halifax;
T. H. Sime, St. John; William Symons, Quebec; Alexander Sirae,
Yarmouth.
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J. E. UWLOB & GO.
IMPORTERS AND OENPJRAL DEALERS IN
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Faints, Oils and Yarnish, Ship Stores, &c.
FAIRBAHK8' HAY SCALE ON THE PREMISES
Faimers and others can depend upon hflving Hay and Straw
weighed by competent weighers at the charge uf 15 cents per load.
Terms Strictly Cash. Get yonr Bisconnt.
Cor. Portland & Water Sts., Dartmouth, N. S.
WEATHER OUtDE.
The following Table (the result of many yean*' actual observation) is
ascribed to Dr. Hurschel. It is constructed upon a due consideration of
the attraction of the Sun and Moon in their several positions respecting
the Earth, and serves to show what kind of weather will most probably
follow the entrance of the Moon into any of her quarters : —
Moon.
Time uf Chanife.
In Summer.
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Between 2 and 4 r. m.
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"10 "
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Fair.
Cold with shower}.
Rain.
Wind and rain.
Variable.
Showery.
Very raitiy.
Variable.
Fair.
Fair if wind be N. W.
Rainy if S. or 8. W.
Ditto. Ditto.
Fair.
Hard Frost unless
wind be 8. or W.
Snow and stormy.
Stormy and r. ".i/.
Stonny.
Rain if wind W.
Snow if E.
Cold and high wind.
Snow or rain.
Fair and mild.
Fair.
Frosty if wind N or N
E. Snow if S or 8 W.
Ditto. Ditto.
Fair and frosty.
The nearer midnight any of the Moon's changes occur, the finer will
be the weather during the succeeding week ; the nearer noon any ot
those changes happen, the more foul and wet will be the weather that
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ItCafiufaoturin^ Jeweller aad Silversmitli,
And Importer (if Fine .Ie\vell<ry, Watches, French, Carriapro anil Marble Clocks,
Sterlini; Hilver and Klectro-Plated Tableware, China, Parian and other
Str.tuary, Speutacles, Field and Opera Glasses, Tbormoinetera, &u.
MR. CORNELIUS would direct particular attention to the Larfre Stocic of
Wolttaam Watohes, Spootaoles and Eye-Dlassos which ho has
uunstantiy on hand. Special Induoemonta to Caali Buyers.
The Uiuinfactnre of FINK JGWEIiLKBI « ipeciiilty at this Establishment.
Also, Jewellery, Watclies, Plate, Ice., oarefullj' Repaired.
fg® ©piicivlllB© Street, MaHlfa?^* M. S.
The Cheaiiesfc First Class
CLOTHING and FURNISHING SHOP
IN THE CITY.
~ mimmm & mabshall,
STATIONERS,
Paper Rulers and Blank Book Manufacturers.
DBALKRS IN
Charts, Navigation Books, Nautical Instruments, &c.
n. H. BEQKmiU,
k&mt d Goinission MM,
OXFORD BLOOK,
116 and 118 Upper Water Street, Halifax.
i^* Consignments of Apples and Country Produce Solicited.
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BELCHER'S ALMANACIC
Calunlntod for Halifax, Lat. 44° 3t)' 20" N., nn<l Long. 63° 3C' 40" W.
from Greenwich, — and for ordinary purposes will serve, with
Boflic'ieiU acciirncy, for all parts of the Province, in-
^liKlint; the Island of Capu Breton.
SIGNS OF THE PLANETS, ETC.
(v) Thf. Sun,
6 (»• © 'I'lie Karth,
O New Moon, *
O Full Moon,
J) First Quarter,
Q^ Last Quarter,
^ Mercury,
9 Venus,
%, Mars,
5/ Jupiter,
1j Saturn,
^ Hersclu)! or Uranus.
SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC.
Sprinj;
Sutumor
1 «V' Aries, head,
2 y Taurus, neck,
3 n Gemini, arms,
4 22 Cancer, breast,
.') S\, Leo, heart,
G H)J Virgo, bowels,
Autumn
signs.
Winter
signs.
7 dS: Libra, reins,
8 tT\, Scorpio, sc( rets,
9 / Sagittarius, thi.
10 1^ CaprieornuH, kn.
l\ Za Aquarius, legs,
12 X Pisces, feet.
CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES FOR THE YEAR.
Golden Number 2
Epaet II
Dominical Letter A
Roman Indiction 10
Solar (./Vole 1 .') | Julian Period 6595
The year 5643 of the Jewish Era commences on September 14, 1882.
Ramadan (month of abstiucnce observed by the Turks) commences
on July 17, 1'882.
The year 1300 of the Mohammedan Era commences on Nov. 12, 1882.
EMBER DAYS.
' 1. Wed., Frld. and Sat. after first Sunday in Lent — March 1, 3, 4.
I 2. Wt'diicsday, Friday and Saturday after Pentecost — May 31, June 2, 3.
i 3. Wednesday, Frir'.ay and Saturday after 14th Sept.— Sept. 20, 22, 23.
4. Wednesday, Friday aod Saturday after 13th Dec— Dec. 20, 22, 23.
ROGATION DAYS.— May 15, 16, 17.
MOVABLE
SeptuagCHima Sunday Feb. 5
Sexagcsima Sunday 12
Quinquafiesima — Shrove Sun. ]9
Asii vVednesday '. 22
Quadrag. — 1st Sun. in Lent. 26
I'alm Sunday April 2
Good Fridav. 7
FEASTS.
Easteu Sunday April 9
Rogation Sunday Ma^' 14
Ascension Dav— Holy Thurs. 18
Pentecost— Whit Sunday... 28
Trinity Sunday . . , June 4
Corpus Christ! 8
First Sunday in Advent Dec. 3
Other Feasts, Anniversaries, &c., will be found in Calendar pages.
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^ BEGINNING OF THE SEASONS. n.
Sim enters V^ (Winter bei^ini) December 21, lii8l, Mt U A.
Siiii enters T (S|>riii>,' iieKiii»; Mnrch 20, 188:2, Ht I A.
Hiiii enters So (Summer begins^ June 21, 18^2, uf H M.
H»n enters =01 (Autumn hv^his) 8cptenir)er T2, ]S82, At M.
Suu enters V^ (Winter begins) l^ecumber 21, 1882, at fr A.
MORNING AND EVENING PLANETS— 18»2.
^ Mekcurv. — January 20tb Mercnry pets 5b. 2t?ni. A., nuil wilT
bo iin Kveniu);; Star until tbo 18tb Fubruury. Ki^e» on the 1st Mitroii
sibout r)6 minutes before the Sun, amt continnes » Mornriifi; Star nutil
tbo middle of April. Scli* on ttio 1 2th May an hoar aftev Rirnset.
Tlien an Evening; Star until about the )7th Juno. From .lalv 12
until the fir»t week in Aupfuflt a Moniin); StAr. After that an lt\e\\-
iun Star from the l)eginnin^ of September until alM)nt the mi(idle of
October, and from the end of Oct')ber until tlM) be<{innin;i; vi Devember
n Morning Star. Mercury will bo in conjunction with tlio Sun Jan-
uary 6, February 22, May 2, June 28, August 14, October 22, and
December 17.
9 VivNUS.—Oii the Isvt January Venus rises BO miuntort before
sunrise ; will be n Morning' Star UHtil about the lOtn ; in conjunction
with the Sun on the 20th February ; an Kvenin;; Star Irom the
bc^innini; of April until about tite 2()th of Novonii)er, and again in
conjunction with the Suu Ueceuvl)er 6 — when there will be u transit
of Venus across the Sun's disc. On the Ist Noveuvber it will beat
greate.st brilliancy, — and sets li hour after sunset.
% Maus. — Until about the end of October M»r» coMtitmes an
Evening)' Star, and will be in conjunction with the Sun on the lOtIv
J)eceml)er. Sets after miduisht from I.st Janujiry until 24th May,
and between sunset and midnight from the latter date until the
beginning of December. Durrui; Jauuary, February and March
Mars will l)e above the horizon from 3 to 7.^ hours after ittidniglit.
IJ. JirpiTEH — will be an Evening; Star until alH)Ut Iho niiiklle of
May; in conjunction with the Sun on the 30th; a Morninir Star
after 16th June until 17th December; then an Evening Star the
romaind(5r of the month. From the l>eginning of the year to 1st
April Jupiter sets between 4 aud 8 hours before sunrise.
Ij Satcrit. — January 1st Saturn rises Oh. 47n>. A., .souths 7h. 31 m.,
and sets ou the 2nd at 2h. 1 5m. M. Continues un Evening Star until
about 2nth April, and will be in conjunction with the Sun May 6.
It rises an hour before sunrise on the 1st June, and will be a Morning
Star until 14th November —when it rises 4h. 41 m. A., souths lib. 47m.,
sets at sunrise, and will again be an Evening Star. From the Isc
October to the 30th November Saturn will bo above the horizon
ihronghout each night.
ECLIPSES IN 1882.
In the year 1882 there will be two Eclipses, lx)th of the Sun.
I.— A Total Eclipse of the Sun, May 17, 1882, invisinlo at Halifax.
Begins on the Earth, May 17, 01;. 38m. M., Mean Time at Halifax,
in Longitude 14° 35' E. of Greenwich, and Latitude 4° 6' N.
Wade ft Batcher's Mazors aud Barber Shears,
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; ill l.oiiititudo .so 7' W., and Latitude lu*^ .M9' N.
Colli imI EclipM' nt Noon, Mh. 27' M.,
I ill l.onjtitdo C.'l'^' 46' K., ami Latitude 38" 48' N.
CViitral KclinsP oiidM rdi. 4iii. M.,
in I,ony[itiul.' l.'iso 50' K , and Latitude Ufto ;»(!' N
Kiids on tlic Kiirlli (ill. 6ni. M.,
ill Loii-itndc l'.'0« :..'{' K , and Lntitudo }\)° ]' N.
II — An AnimlMi' iMlipso of the Sun, Novoiiilior 10, 1882, invis*iblo
at llnlilax.
Hc^iiis (111 llio Karlli. Nov. 10, 4li. 8m., A., Moan Time at Halifax,
ill LnnL;iini!t) 1 H" 1.5' K. of Greenwich, aud Latitude 2° .'18' N.
Ct'iitral Kclipso U'i'Iiih, .'»li. 14iu. A.,
ill Lon-jitndo l2;io 18' K , and Latitude \° 3."l' S.
('♦ iiliiil K('ii))Ke at. Noon, 7li. 12ni. A.,
ill L()n<-itiide 17.1° .33' \V., and Latitude 29° 36' S,
' Central Kclipso oikIh, Dh. Im. A.,
ill Lonmitndo 10:)° 49' VV., and Latitude 21° 15' 8.
i Kiids on tlio Kartli, lOii. Tui. A.,
in'Loiijriludo 123° .")3' W., and Latitude
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A Transit of VENUS across the SUN'S disc, December 6, 1882.
EXPLANATORY. j
Aphelion — tliat pwrt of a plunet's orbit farth <l from the Sun. ,
J\'n'hclion — that part of a planet's orbit nearest the Sun.
A'W/rt//<j«— angular distance of a planet from the Sun, as seen from
the Kartli. '
PiHumhra — a partial shadow resulting from the diminished li^ht of ;
the sun to tho earth or uicou, during a solar or lunar eclipse, appearing
as jiartial.
Ik-dinnihrn — tho distance of a heavenly body from the equinoctial line.
EdijUic — tiio plane of the earth's orbit nearest the sun.
C Apogee — greatest distance from the earth.
a Perigee — least distance from the earth. j
D Quadrature. j* Opposition. cJ Conjunction. |
Q Ascending node. ^ Descending node.
The letters M. A., m. a., denote morniny and ajlernoon,' h. m. s.,
hours, tninntes and seconds.
N. north, E. east, ° Degrees,
S. south, W. west, ' Minutes of Arc.
" Seconds of Arc.
Tiie Sun's Declination and Equation uf Time are given for Noon ;
tho Moon's Declination for Midnight — Mean Time at Greenwich.
Ph;VSK8 op thk Moon. — Tlie T its inserted after the Phase-s, at the
top of the left hand page of each month, when the Moou changes
BELOW the horizon.
For thk length op the i>ay. — Add 12 hours to the time of the
Sun's setting, and from the sum subtract the time of rising.
For the lrngth op the nioht. — Subtract the time of Sun's
setting tVoiu 12 liours, and to the remainder add the time of rising next
morning.
The Tides will be found in Calendar pages, and in Tide liable, page 78.
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Cotton Manufactures
Awarded the ONLY MEDAIj given at tha Centennial Exhibi-
tion for Canadian Yarns.
And the QOIiD M£:DAIj for Cotton Goods at the Dominion
Exhibition at Montreal; and First Frizes at Toronto-
Hamilton and liondon Exhibitions of 1880.
COTTON YARNS,
Nos. 8 to lO.
WHITE, BLUE, ORANGE AND GREEK.
Matlo of good American Cotton, with great care, corroctty
numbered, and warranted lull length and weight.
COTTOH CAEPET WABP,
Made of No, 10 Yarn, Twisted,
WHiTE. RED, GREEN, BLUE, BROWK & QRAMGE, ALL FAST COLORS.
Each 5 lb. bundle contains 10,000 yards in lewgtl>, am!
will make a iengf/b of carpet in proportion to the number of
ends in width.
GREY COTTONS
In various widths and quali^es.
Fancy Wove SMrtin^s,
In Checks and Stripes, v/armnted to wear better tlian any I
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In all numbers and colors, put up in 2 oz.
balls, 2 lbs. in each box.
Made from the finest loiig stajjled eotton, selected especially
fo4* the purpoee.
TIms Knitting Cotton is v^^ry carefully spun, and will be
found to be evenly made and eorrectly numbered.
Piirticalar €aro is takeu to have the dyeing and bleatjhing
peffoetly done, and
FULL WEIGHT IN EVERY BALL.
Especial attention ig directed to our
FAST SCARLET.
COTTOH mmSQ TAEITS,
Suitable for Manufacturers of Hosiery.
Better than any other made, and so acknowledged by all
who have used thom. xhese goods are supplied to all the
iirst-claes manufaetiirers in the Dominion.
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oul^ from whom country n^erchauts cau always obtain them •
by a-sking especially for them,
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11 18 A.
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11 24 M.
10 40 A.
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5 First Quarter,! 26 3 30 M. 17
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10 5 A.
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Commence the New Year by patronizing SMITH'S Drug Store.
January. — Nwa Scotian Agriculture has entered upon an entirely new phase.
Oar Ajrriculturists are, in many districts, zealously seeldiig after 8c!errtiflc methods
of culture, Introducing labour saving machinery, and imjirovitigf their live st<.^ck.
The advantages resulting from all this are such as to arrest tiio attention of
cultivators even in tiittmost backwaid districis, and wo may soon hope to see our
I'rovince take a Arst rank among Agricultural Cuuntiies An impetus has l>eeu
given to ottfctie raising by the recently established systeia of liv« cattle exportation
to Europe, and the Dead Meat Trade. An Ui.limited market thus picsents itself,
and our Agriculturists may enter upon eattte raising witho»fc fear of over-produe-
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High tides. West Indies disc, 1492
1J. Kouths 71i. 55m. A.
Kpiphany. ^ Sup. 6 ©
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1st Sunday after Epiphany.
Independence of Mexico, 1825.
11 stationary. * Ijsonths 6h. 55m. A.
Financial meeting at Halifax, 1834
Low tides. Sir Chaa. Bagot.Gov.-Geu
Length of the day, 9h. Om. [1842
Capt. Cook killed, 1779.
2nd Snn. af . Epiph. ^ sets 2h.23m.M
^ greatest Hel. Lat. S
Insets Ih. 16m. M. [Germany, 1871.
9 (5 (T King of Prua. pro. Enip. of
H. tides. Copernicus astron. b, 1472.
i} 6(L l8t English Parliament, 1265.
Australia colonized, 1788.
3rd Sunday after Epiphany,
lioyal Exchange est., 1 .')70.
Charles Jas. Fox born, 1749. [.54m. A.
Conv. St. Paul. 1? D© Sset8 5h.
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Sabbath Schools began, 1784.
Telegraphs first used by Eng., 1796.
4th Sunday after Epiphany. [1879.
% 6 €. J'f Prest. McMahon, re.sgd.,
14h.20ni.
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Everything in the DruK and Toilet Line at SMITH'S Drug Store
tion. To do this successfully and profltubly it is necessary to start with jfood calves.
These sliould be raised from carefully -^elected cows of {jood size, and healthy, and
crossed bj' thoiouuh-bred bulls ; either Hereford or Devoiis may be used, but the
Short Horn Diirhnms are preferred before all others, chiefly because Ihey reach a
KTCit 81Z0 in a short periDU. If there is an Agricultural Society in your district the
best way is to join it, and obtain thf use of its thorou»li-hred s ock ; if not you can
purchase a youn!4' bull from an established breeder at a reasonable price. \l your
solodtion is delayed till the sprin;? months you will have to pay a hi^^her price and
have a more restricted choice.
CrapeH and Telrets Vleansed, Dred and DroKsed at the 8C0TCII 1>VE WOBKS,
286 Harrington Street, Sign of the Golden Thistle.
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a Lnst Qimrtor, 11 4 19 M.
3 11 58 M.
8 ."iO A.
11 58 M.
# New Moon.t 17 10 ;)5 A.
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6 A.
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SMITH'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS-TRY THEM.
FBBauA&T.- The subject which, above all others, requires the attention of the
farmer during the month of February, is the feedin;^, watering, grooming, and
general care-taking of his stock. Feed well at this season, not over-much, but
judiciously. Calves ai\d young stoclc will not thrive on dry hay alone ; thoy
require the hay to be cut and mixed with meil, crushed grain or mill stuff of some
sort. All animals at this season should have roots, especially youn^' stock. If
fed entirely on dry feed their first stomach will h? so distended that they will
lose all shape, and never afterwards be presentable in the exhibition ring. More L
serious results than this follow, for, when spring time come-i, the animals will be
sure to scour, gwt thi<i, and possibly die. Ignorant farmors wonder wiiy so mmy
anim lis die. Intelligent farmers arc as apt to wondor why so many live. Let u.s
enquire briefly Into the rationale, of feeding. All the food of animals consists of
LkitieB and QentH wUhing tholr IFlnter Cloaks, Sacques, and Overcoats
r«new«d, will please leave them earJy at the SCOTCH DIE WOUKS.
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Use SMITH'S Glycerine Lotion and Chilblain Ointment.
several compounds having distinct properties, and it is to the relative proportion.s of
these that different food uiaterials owe their differences in feediiiir value. Hay,
besides woody matter which is nearly unless, contains starch, sufrar, g'um, oil ;
these are non-nitrofji'nous, and maintain me warmtii of the nody and produce fat.
It also contains albuminous bodio.s. which are nitrofjfnonx ; these repair waste and
afford material _for the i^rowth of flesh. Not only hay, but also yrrain, straw, roots,
vesretables, all contain both of these classes (A substances, viz : the fat-formers
aid fiesh-forniers ; if we wish to produce fat on an animal we feed indiun corn or
some otner foiKl rich in fat-formers ; if tlie object is to produce flesh, on the other
hand, we feed <jut8 or whciit rich in flesh-formers. For jnilli, the best of a'l food
is Kreon j^russ, or, in winter time, liay, well ma<le from young grasB, supplemented
by suocnient roots such as mangels.
There In i>o kind of gooilK made that cannot he Cleansetl o'* Dyed to look
eqnal to new, Jkt the Scotch Dye WorkR, 286 Barrlngtoii Street.
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March.— This is the month of preparation for the actual culture of the soil,
which may be still frozen hard and covered with snow. One secret of successful
farming is to be alwaj's ready for favorable weather. What preparations are now
to be made? As soon as manure can he carted out on the frozen fields, let It be
done. In bad weather see to the repair of implements. Calculate what seeds and
artifl.;ial mmurcj will be required, and send your orders at once to reliable houses.
If you wait till the time comes for plantinjjf and sowinir.^-ou may be disappointed
in obtiiiiintr whpt yon want. In order to raise eaviy plants for the ve jetable
garden and ftower beds, a hot bed should be started this montli. (.See Instructions
SCOTCH DYE WORKS, 286 Rsrrington Street, Halifax, N. S., seven doors
North of Jnvob Street, Sign of the Golden Th^tle.
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Patronize SMITH'S DRUG STORE, 147 HoUis Street.
in former years' Almanacks.) If hay should become scarce, do not allow your
cattle to suffer, but jrive them aoiue middlinjrs or bran with the cut fodder.
Cattle allowed to "git down " at this season will take half the summer to recover.
The experience of many of our stock raisers last year showed the necessity of
careful attention to cattle durinK the sprinjf months. This is the time when inacct
parasites are developed, and watchfulness is needful to prevent stock be'nfi: ruined.
When lice appear on cattle, wash the spots with a wealt solution of carbolic acid,
or, what is better, use 'vbolic soap. Even washing with common soap and water
will prove effective if done in time.
LaAlea, if yonr DresseH, QlOTes, Feathers or Lace 81i«w1b are soiled or faded,
take or send them to the Scotch Dye Works, Uflllfax. Prices reasonable.
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A sure and safe medicine- SMITH'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
April.— This is the month whon the cultivation of the soil actually bo','ins ; the
operations of plouarhinK, harrowinu;, roUiuff, plantinn', cultivatinjr, have now to be
attended to as the season advances and as the weather may permit. The theory
of cultivation of the soil may well claim more than a passing reticution from the
intelligent farmer. All soils consist of a mixture of clay and sand, the clay holds
water, the sand allows it to filter throuyfh. When the cl,«y is in excess we have a
clayey soil, whon sand is in excess we have a s^ndy soil, and when both are equal
wo have a loam, which is best of oil for general purposes. Thore ere other sub-
stances, which fomi but a very small proportion of the soil, but aru essential for
its fertility. The principal ones are (1) phoaphorio acid, (2) potash, and (8)
ammonia. They are removed in greater or loss quantity by every crop, and
when they are taken out, the soil, whether clayey, sandy or loamy, becomes
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100 Upper Water Street, Halifax.
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Palm Suii. % D© ^ rises 5h. 6m. M.
Higli tides. Napier died, 1617.
Olivci Goldsmith died, 1774.
Treaty of Fountainbleau, 1814.
I'aphiiel boru, 1483.
Good Friday. Wordsworth b., 1770.
9.set»7h.29m. A. Ij sets 8h. 29m. A.
Kastkr Sunday. ^ reriheliou.
Easter Mouday. 2/ sets 9h 45m. A.
Easter Tuesday. Low tides.
Gold first distov. in Australia, 1851.
^ ijreatest Hel. Lat. S.
1 enpth of the day 13h. 18m.
Mutiny at Spithead, 1797.
1st S. af. Eas. — Low Sunday. ^ 6 (L
Hi^jh tides. -J, sets Ih. 29m. M.
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Dr. Ahernetiiy died, 1831.
Odessa bombarded, 1854.
Thos. Haynes Bay ley died, 1830.
2ud Sunday af Easter. 8t. Geouoe.
%6<L <^^om- N^ S- Tel. Co. ap., 1851.
St Marlv, Evan. Low tides.
9 in ^ Cromwell born, 1590.
Halifax City Marl<ct finished, 18.54.
Cor. Stone Salem Ch. laid, Hx., 1846,
Lenjrtli of the night 9h. 59m.
3rd Sunday after Easter.
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birien. To keep up fertility tlioy must be restored. In stuble manure we restore
all three to the soil. The lirst inaj' be ro.stored in the form of bone dust or super-
phosphate of lime ; these are special juanures for turnips and grains, which take
up u large quantity of phosphoric acid. The second inj^redient of the soil, potash,
often existH in iiu insoluble form, and is 8«t free by processes of cultivation, liming,
I and exposure to the action of the atmospliere ; it may be ndded in the form of
plant ashes or kainit, a potash-soda mineral imported from Oermaiij'. The third
substance, Ammonia, is abstracted from the rjin water by the soil, and may be
added in form of tannery waste, guano, gas water, blood, wool, hair and feathers.
By keepini^f these facts in view, the farmer will be better able to judge what kinds
of manure to employ on his fields for the various crops. Potatoes specially require
large quantities of potash for the tuber, and lime for the tops, all green crops
SCOTCH DTE WORKS, No. 285 Barrington K(r«i>t, near the corner of
JMCob Street, Sign of the tiolden Thistle.
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require ammonia, and all giuiny photiplioric acid, which exists aa a phosi)hate of
magnesia, &c., in barley and wheat.
May.— With the (reneral improvement in our Agriculture, it is hoped thnt
a taste for rural ornamentation will ^row. Every rami house should have its
Flower Garden, the care of which may bo relegated to one or more of the female
membera of the family, now that cbeese factories and cattle fecdin<,' have relieved
them of the labor of butter making. One of the speediest ways of ornamenting
a country house is to plant and train around the doors and windows such rapid
growinf? creepers as Morning Olory, E(;hinouyst)s, Eccremocarpus, Honeysuckle,
Nasturtiums, Prairie and Ayrshire Roses, Clematis, Indian Potato, Duchman's
Pipe, Grape Vines, Virginian Creeper. The plants must suitable for a Farm Flower
SCOTCH DTE iVOBKH, 88S B«rr)tngton Street, Halifax. N. 8., sereik doors
North of Jacob Street, Sign of the Golden Thistle.
Dlxon'g Axle Grease, Carriage Bolts, 4le.,
Iform Scaler,
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A FIRST RATE ASSORTMENT OF
Elastic-Side Uppers and
Freneli Call's kins,
For Spring ami Summer P.oots, at
FORDIIAM'S
Lcntlier& Shoe Findiiif? Store,
lOO UPPER WATER ST.
si) i'liillip and St. .fames,
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'Queen Victoria l)orn, 1819. L. tides.
First R.C. Priesisset. in Canada, 1615
Length of the day 15h. 2m.
Calvin died, 1564.
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•endtT "bedding plants " are more profuse and eoiitinuoii.s in bloon^" The folIowinj<
lists have been supplied by Mr. Powor, of the City Public; Ganiens, Halifax, as a
lituide to (Hir revkilt^rs :— General Bedding (oid Border Plants: Ajrerutum (dwarf
blue), Onphea plalycentra, Pyretbrum aureum. Do flore-pleno alda, Pentstamon
[(variatioH). Oalcenlaria ainplexioaulis. Double Geraniums: Glori de Nanoy, Sapj)ier
jpiinipior, Robert Pier and Victor Lemoirie (all of which are scarlet), Madaiuo
Lemome a'ld Rudolph Abel (both of which are pink). The best sinj^le searlets are
J Dr. Koi.h, .Jean Sisely, Dr. Lindley and Sp-arkler. Rose colored sorts: Aurora and
[Oom, Pink eoliired: Blue Pell, (^leen of Roies, Christine. Whites: White Per-
|fei;tion, Madune Vaui^han. Tricolors Mr."». Pollock, Edwina Fitzpatrick, J>ady
[SCOTCH UYE WORKS, 285 narriiigton Khoct, near McMitrray's Dry Goods
Ntore, a few doorK north of .Tni-ol Street.
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Callum, Goliah, Lass O'Gowrie, Bonnie Dundee, Burning Bush, Italia Unita.
Bronzes: Mrs. John Lee, Beauty of Cilderdiile, Percy Leonard, President Lincohi.
Golden : Crystal Palace Gem. Verbenas: Sir William Yountj, Centennial Seedlinjf,
Harris' Seedling, Mrs. Woodroofe, Venosa, Snow-fl.ike. Fuchsias, all varieties.
Gaillurdia piota nana. The selection of Poliags and Variagnted leaosd plantu,
succulents for borderings, &c., recommended by Mr. Power is as follows :— Irisene
Lindeni and Herbert!, Mesembryanthemnrn cordifolium variejifatuin (a very lonir
name for a very small plant), Konitfa maritnna variegati, Gaaauia splendeus
Viirie'jata, Alternanthera paronychioiues, Sempervivnms and Rchoverias, Golden
Thyme, Poa trivialis var:ejri>ta (small striped urns'!), Lobelia c irdinalis, Ainaranthiis
Hendrei, Centaurev candidiseima and Glementsii. For blue colors the Lobelias
have*latterly 'ot proved so effective in the Public Gardens as Viola Blue Perfection
SCOTCH DTE WORKS, Hign of the flolden Thistle, trhnre yon ran get
your soiled and fndcd garments made to look like new.
Tiirr A Wonsott'w Copper Puluf, l*ltcM, Tar ttiut i:os:a.
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is as follows :— Irisene |
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Loatha? & SI199 Findings.
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floods in touii.
10ft UPPER WATEU ST., - HALIFAX.
^ jureatpst oioii}^. E. Hiuli tides.
Ember Day. Foniaii Hkirmish at Lim-
Ember Day. (eridiio, Cutiada, 1866.
Trinity Snuday. ^.set.s 9li. 24in A.
^n(2) Telej;raph com. in (Miina,
iri rhi'.H i\h. 7m. M. ' fl87l.
6 persons drowned near Acadia Col.,
Corpus Christi. Low tidos. [1852
Gr. fire at St. John's N«d.. 1846.
2?in?5
1st Snn. af. Trinity. St. Barnabas.
Great Quebec fire, 50 lives lost, 1846.
116 (L S stationary.
High tides. Berlin Congress, 1878.
^ d C -^sets llh. 2m. A.
Mnsical notation instituted, 1503.
2nd Sunday after Trinity. ? d C
[Aplielion. ^p,v. Hel, Lat. N.
Acces. Qu. Vic, 1837. % 6 (L S
Set. Ilfx., 1749. (v)ent. 55, sum. com.
Matthew Henry died, 1714.
Low tides. 9*'®**'^'^ 45m. A.
St. John Bapt. — Midsummer Day.
3rd Sun. af. Trinity. [posed, 1879.
Ishmail Pasha, Khedive of Egypt, de-
Losa of brig Sutledge of Pictou, with
^iiif.(^© [30 lives, 1846.
St. Peter, Ap. Henry Clay d., 1852.
Sir S. Balcer dia. source Nile, 1865.
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Go to SMITH'S DRUG STORE, 147 Hollia Street.
I
\,m\ Admiration. Subtropical Plains for Riowiiig as 3inj;1e specimens or in {jroups
suitablo for large Rurdens and ornamental grounds) : Wigandia Camcasana and
liiipei'iiiiiH. Soianum robnstuin and mar(;inatum, Melianthus major, Rieinus
jiijantea, R. Duchess of Edinburj,'h, R. Bourboneii^s and R. sanguiiiea, Pliormiuiu
leiiax (New Zealand Flax), Arundo Donax varie^'ata Bouconia japonica, Cannabis
lativa (Hemp). Chilian Beet, Zea varie;>':ita (striped maize), Cannas Imperator,
|riuolor, Rond.illeri, Annei and jfigantea.
.TiTNB.— All seed crops not .vet committed to the soil should be put in without
lelay. After the first day of .June it is not too early to sow any kind of seed
juitablo for our cliiQ tte. The drill crop^ put in dunn^f April and May will now
lequire atte:itlon, first in the way of hand hoeinsj, where this has to be done, and
econdly by the use of tlie horse hoe or cultivator. But there are still some crops
Boods of every description Cleamied or Dycil at tlie 8C0TC1I I>¥£ WOBKgl,
Sign of the Golden Tliititie.
4t r. WAI/^n S, €lty H)ir4trnre Slure,
llayliiK Tools of (<i'<>ry drscrtiitloii «t II. II. FULLER & C'O.'N,!
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to be planted or sown. Put out cabbinyea and cauliflowois, but only in soil that li:iJ
been well worked and well enriched. The Haltiaa, or turnip flea, is the ure it enonnf
of the cdbbagre ; all eflforts at hh destruction have failed, add the only effective wii
of wadnj,' war with huu ia to tre it him jfenerously by aowinjr. between tha cabb il;£
rowfl, common white nuistard, the young seedling plants of which tiro far m^i.
palatable to the flea than cabbage. Tomatoes may also bo set out 1 iter in tlio nion i li.l
Giound cherries do best when they come up from seed in tlie soil, which they wi 1
do for years, Fiiiish plantini.; evorythin;,' now in field and srarlcn, sut^h as India:'!
corn, bush and pole beani*, eacu;ribe<3, aqutishos, turnips. Toud ^r pUiiits vnivy ik
be put out in the flower beds. Do not touch strawberry plants Ijy weeding'
SCOTCH DYE WORKS, 285 Barrington Street, Halifax, If 8., seven doorsl
North of Jacob Street, Sign of the Golden Thistle. '
Shoe Blaekiiigt Fllvn, KaHps, Tueki^ anil llrailiif
FULLER & CO/Sj
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set out l.vtor in the nion i.'i.l
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FRENCH FR9HTS AND CALFSKIHS.
SOIiK AND UPPKR LKATHKK,
Shoo Fiiiclingrs, Morocco, Goat unci
Seal, Machine T-wist, &o.,
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES.
AETHUR FORDHAM,
106 Upper Water Street, Halifax.
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) Apopee. Eugene Sue died, 1857.
J rises 2]i. 38m.^M.
Algiers taken by tlie Frencli, 1830.
Tienirth of the day 15h. 17ni.
r.ow tides, li. \i. Sheridan d., 1816.
1200 houses burnt at Montreal, 1852.
.5th Sunday af. Trinitv. ^ stationary.
h 6 (L ^ greatest Hel. Lafc. S.
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116<L 1^- Choate died, 1 859.
"^ 6(L Bradley, astix)n., d., 1762.
Baroness de Stael died, 1827.
Swithun, Bp. Hitili tides.
6th Sunday after Trinity.
Cawn pore "retaken by llavelook,1857.
9 c5 C J^eau Stanley died, 1881.
% 6 (L Quebec captured, 1629.
5 gr. elong.W. $< rises 3h. 10m. M.
Elon J. Howe,R R.del.,ret. Hx ,1851
Halifax Water Co., projected, 1844.
7th Sunday af. Trinitv. Low tides.
Bolivar born, 1783.
St. James, Ap. ^sets 9h, 20m. A.
R. Fulton born, 1765.
-^ c$ ^. The Air Gun invented, 1656.
Tea first used in England. 1666.
5 in^ lilt Newspaper in Eug., 1 588.
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SMITH'S DIARRHCEA CORDIAIi, for Cramps, Dysentery, &o.
Ilioeing, and do not now hoe around raspberry canes, otherwise the fruit will not
Ifor'n. Look out for gooseberry and curnxnt; cateri>i liars, and dust the bushes
Iwhile the mornin!.' dow is on them with powdered hellebore or litnc. Cf,]ery may
■be planted out at the end of the month. If there are still t\ny "farmers" in the
■Province who are not members of an Ajjrioultural Sot;ioty, or if no such Sooioly '
■exists in their district, t.hun tlio duty devolves iipon tbcnu this month of joinini^ ■
Til f^O'.'iety or orjriinizin^r a new one. Tbore can be iu> jrenenkl pro'^ross anionit' our i
{fanners without co-operation, for the obtiiinini; of Ruitabia thonmgh-brod uniBials '
|of the very hii;he3t cla-st, ia beyt.nd '..he rc.ich of individnala. ;
July.— Not'.vithatandinar what has been said in -Iinio, indicating.' that ng the last '
month of seed-time, yet Tnrnip sowins,' mny still he done. Some even prei^r to !
jadios anrt OfintH nopd not rip sroodR for CU'.inKlnf7 or Pvplnp, If Kent to
the SCOTCH DYK WOliKS, Sign of th« Golden Thistle.
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Use SMITH'S FURNITURE POLISH.
sow their Swedes this laonth, and the loft Turnips for immediate feedinj? need not
nocessariiy be s;)wn till th« end of July. Tl>e ground Hhould have under^jone a
thoroiijjh pulverization. Lia:ht sandy soil is the best for'furnips. They stait best:
iifter ti<e KrouiiJ is warn;, but the hulb-j bwcll most ra]»idl.y during tlm cool dewcy
nii^hts of Autumn. The soil cannot he worked too deep cr made too flno foV
Turnips. Town manures are valued for this crop ; aud crushed bones h.ivc been
applied with the bait effects, either when covered in the drills in llie niautier of
onlinary du»"/, <>r whon sown by machine aionjf with the seeds, so as to ho in
immediate contact with the lai.tor. Guano has been lirifely used of late years.
Superphosphate U »ery efficacious. One puiiit ol Turr.ip cuiture tUat is oflei
ncj>lected in Nova Scotia, althoujfh weli understood elsewhere, is thi>t tlie secil
Ostrich Ft>atk«r<) ('loausvid or Pyed Any Color or Sliado, and beaHtifKliv
€«rle((. Hi the SCOTCH 1»'K WORKS, 28S BarriKfftoH KUeet.
LLER & CO.'S,
AY. [1882
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»oulii have underKoue ii
'urtiips. They stait best
\^ during tha cool dewey
ep or made too fine for
rushed bones h.ivc been
10 drillH in the manner of
he seeds, so as to be in
ricely used of late years.
ip culture tUut isi afle.i
swhere, ia thiit the sead
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AUGUST 31 Days.
69
SHEEPSKINS, ROANS & LININGS,
All colors and prices, nt the very
lowest rates.
Caif, £id and Porpoise Laoe, &o.
ARTHUR FORDHAM'S,
106 Upper Water Street, Halifax.
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'5^ I'erihelioii. Bk.olEnp.fnd., 1732|
'peiiiiy-pcet fir.st set up iii Enjj., IfiSl.
'Cholera broke out in Halifax, 1834.
!9th Sun. af Trinity. ^ 6 (L I-«w
I Cromwell died,- 1658. [tidea.
{I.eiigtii uf the day 14h. 15m.
\11-6<L John Dryden born, 1631.
'Daguerre d. 1851. JsetsSh. 43m. A.
|p:!arthquake iu Scotland, 1786.
I Tliames Tunnel com., 1841. [H. lides.
1 10th S. af. Tr. ^ 6^ ^ gr «■ Lt. N.
j^Sup. c^© Printing' invented, 1437
iBonaparteboru, 1769.
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\%6<L 9 6<L '^fiets 8h. 18m. A.
' 1? lid) J^auiel Webster died, 1 852.
Royal George sunk off Spithead,1782
lltli Sunday after Trinity.
Low tides. Jj rises lOh. 24ni. A.
VVarreu Hastinfjjs died, 1818.
Sir \Vm. Wallace executed, 1305.
St. Bartholomew.
Faraday, philos., died, 1867.
Dr. Adam Clarke died, 1832.
12th Sunday after Trinity.
\i 6^ Hi^h tides
BriH;bam Yuunj; died, 1877.
Peace with China, 1842.
Henrv V. died. 1422.
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Use SMITH'S MEXICAN TOOTH WASH.
should be put vn the moment the soil is pre]>ared. If the earth of the prepnred
drill gets dried up iu the sun lieforo the seed \» coinndtted to it, how can the latter
be expected to germinate, lloeinsf and weedin;;- of all drill crops sliould be c.irried
on actively this month mid comi>ler,ed before Jwyin^' time. Jioi/lng in the opera-
tion before wlUch uM others may t;ive way. The secret of yooitl hay malcirwr is flue
wefttber, and the secret of the wcaW>er i>j to keep in nund tli»t at tliis soaaon wo do
not b&ve many hot clear days in succession If tlia day is clear and the temperature
hi(,''h, do nut be tem{>ted to inow too much ; wuit till the ruin is cleaiiiify away and
the air boi;iiVJ to cool. Tlien do your nvowinij early in the weuk, so that your hay
will not have to lie over Sun('ii\ v.ashinyiii tdo rain or hle-icbins^' in tl>e sun.
ArorsT.— After the hay i.s j^^ot in, the fanner will be ahro to dovote much of his
Goods of every ()c«f rl]tti«n aro Cleansed tind Byod by .i new itreecss at tiie
SCOTCH l>Vi: WORKS, 286 Barriiigton Slrefrt.
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At r. n.ii*^iri»^ oppoHiic i'u.>si i»£Uct.v
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Keep your Teeth White by SMITH'S Preservative Dentifrice.
attention +o feediii;f iiiid jjroornina: his cattlo for tne fall Exhibition. Systeniati'.'
careful feeding will niake a wonderfnl improvement upon animals at this sea8f)n,
esp.'ei.'.iUy if they arc in g'ood pasture. Our fiirmers .are now wurkiny: into a mixed
husbandry, so thsit cattle may not feed on hay all winter and pasture in the
sanunor, but feed in winter on straw niid roots and coirne Krnin, and in summer
partially or whol.,.' on ^;reen fnddiT in-door.?. This is the only M-ay to enrich a
farm, or to attain to anythinj,' like iiiah farminp. We therefore recommend our
readers to note at this season how con\onient H id to have a !io!d of tares or f;rec!i
oatK or barley or iiulian c.)rn or rape, orany othe." sfreeii eatable thing for the wittlc
to si-row or fatten upon when the jia.stures are ali bu-.-nt \\\\. After har-.-i!.;- there
wi!! he work in the pardon, and es;ie'jialiy in the orchard. Look after the rijieniiit;'
of fruit, destroy cu'.erpi;hirs, if any still remain ; pick the earlj' August ap^iic?, ami
SCOTCH 1>YK WORKS, 2So Barrlnartoii Slr»>nt, lliillfax. N. K., sevoiijiloors
North ol Jjicob Street, Sign of the Golden Thistle.
i*. n.VlifiJH, «:ily tSuiilnarc Storts ia Ihr pJarr tu g«t
if Till, &c.
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[1882
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Exhibition. Systeniatii.'
aninialH at this season,
w workijij into a mixed
ter and pasture in tiie
jrraiti, and in summer
he (iniy way to enrich a
oreforu rocomniend our
a !ic!d of tares or {j^recii
table thin^ for she cattle
ip. After hnyui!4" there
liOolc after the riiienin^'
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BUT YOUR GOODS FROM
iFORDHAM,
Uo will do the 8(]i»;)re thlnjf by yoii, and
■ ij^vn you the worlli of your iiioiiey.
LEATHER STORE,
100 Upper Wftter Si., Halifax.
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:W. Uoydd'iit Hx., njur. 102, 1854. i..
X6<1 A'akiv taken 180U. Itklea.
gin t5 9 '•etK 7li. 52m. A.
IiKlcpeiidt'iite of Brazil, 1822.
Ij strttioiiary. [uiid-day, 1844.
The moon and a brjghtstav vjsihleat
14th Siitiday after Trinity. [1851.
]g[ (5(v). MtMiiomhle ivfjatta at Ux.,
Hi)jrh tides, gsets fih 54ni. A.
William Pitc died, IBOC.
^ 6<L %6C l f'ets 7li. 5m. A.
(jCM-niau army evac. Fiance, 1873
9 d (C !? Aplielion.
:l5tli Sunday afrev Trinity.
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(v) enters :£:, Antnmn
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j up. Sue tiiat tlio tfrouiid is well drained and cm ichod uith old nmnure. Mush-
rooms now appear in the horse pastures. 'l'h« calvJui; of eows for the season will
I now be over. All thoroujth-bred calves should he at once registered in the Official
Stock lle-rister of the Board of Agriculture. For ^rade stock the farmer should
I keep a book for utter reference.
Sbptkmbkr. September is Exhiliition month, if Exhibition Committees made
[their arrangements in time, the date of each Exhibition would bo duly foretold in
[its proper place in the d;\ily c»leiidar oi this Almanack. Our Provincial Exhibition
lis iield once in two years, ilurinj; the last week of Scptomijer or first of October,
[and District Exhibitions are held in the ftlternute years, when there is no Provincial
[ Exhibition. Those Exhiliilions afford to the fanner the opportunity of seeinjf what
I improvements in implemtots and cultivation are bein^ introduced ; what progress
The LIiiingK of Kea<1y-nia<1e Clothing are not DveO at the SCOTCH DYE
>V01tKS, Sign of the (johlen Thistle.
Tabic Cutlery of superior qnalily.
n. H. FCMKR k CO., fjenernl HardwAre Dealers^
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[1882
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ia 1)ein>,' m;ide in the iuiprovomeiit of stock ; what new u<iriicultural plants and
vepetables are cominpf into uso, and they also enable him to sell stock and seed
trrain or whatever he has to sell, and to buy stock or seed, or exchange with friends ; !
but they also enable him to show that he can do soniethintf better than any of hi^ i
neighbors, and they give him the opportunity to give his family a treat, and such
a one as to interest them in the .agricultural profession. The ingathering of fruits I
as they ripen, and before they suffer fronj the fall frosts or protracted rains, which
sometimes come at this season, will fully occupy the farmer's time. Perpetual \
watchfulness is more profitable than even hard labour in harvesting operations, |
and the wise farmer will daily examine his crops, and note their progress. I
OcTOBKR.— Tlie harvesting cf toot crops is one that requires groat attentioti, I
Kid OIoTes and ORtrich Feathers Cleansed every day at the SCOTCH DTE '
WOItKS, 285 Barrington Street, near the corner of Jacob Street.
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And all the reqaisites for Winter Boots,
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Peace of Pavi», 1814.
5 greatest Hel. Lat. S.
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f8th Sunday after Trinity. [1846.
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^ stationary. 9 ^I'catest Hel. Lat. S.
High tides. Lord Lyndhurst d, 1863.
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Qet your Freaoriptions Dispenced at SMITH'S DruK Store.
and, as the culture of thorn ia extending throughout the Province, we would
impress upon ail who have not had long experience the necessity of attending to
tlie jioiiits noted below :— To taKe up and store roots successfully is a simple art
when properly understood, but the frequent destruction of roots in the cellar
shows that it Is notiftlways understood or carried out. Potatoes should be dug in
dry weather, and allowed to dry completely on the surface before being put togt ther
ill heaps or in the cellar ; the best way is to put them on a barn floor and exclude
the lii(ht, otherwise they will become green and acquire a bitter taste and poisonous
qualities. Mangels, tuniips and carrots should be- topped and the fine rout fibres
cut off. Before stoiing they should, in like manner, be exposed to dry air that
the wounds may heal over ; it put at once into the cellar, the wounded tissues will
SCOTCH VTE W0BK8, 285 Barrlngton Street, Halifax, K. S., aeTen doors
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li igln to fermout, and a lar^e portion of the roots will be rotted hy contact. If
faotMnuch as these aie kept clfmdiy In view, no farmer need lose m» roots. Of
course the cellar must be ker|)t well aired, cool and dt jr, and frost carefully excluded.
NoTBunER.— The prevFous intonth will have been ocou]:rfed pretty well in securing
tlie root croi)S. Now the whole strenjith of the farm should be thrown into fall
plousfhititf. This is a moat important operation, whether we view it as a means of
p;'eparin;{ the soil f<»r tbo future crop, or as a convenience to enable tl>e farmer to
have spring time for proper spring work, llic addition of manure to a soil is not
V lOUgh, the pulverization, mixture, freezing, thawiitg and rain-washing of the soil
are the processes by which its fertility is to be secured. Let us illustrate this :—
ijone, an insoluble tribasic phosphate, receives the rain-water which contains
c irbonic acid gas ; this changes a portion of the boire into carbonate of lime, and
All orderg received at the OlBce at the Worka; no nenon Mthorlzei! to
receive or collect goods in the Citjr for the SCOTtR DIE W0BK8.
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pretty well in securing
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e view it OS a raeaiia of
) enable tl>e fanner to
manure to a soil {3 not
aln-woehing of the soil
it us illnstotte this:—
water which contains
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NOVEMBER 30 Pays.
75
GRAIN AND WAX LEATHER,
MACHINE THREAD,
Neeihs, Nails, Lasts, Pegs, &e.
AT
FORDHAM'S LEATHER STORE.
106 Upper Water Street, Halifax.
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All souls. L. tidefl. ^metn 6h. 16ro. A.
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22nd Sunday after Trinity.
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Switzerland independence, 1307.
Low tides. Wolsey died, 1530.
24th Sunday after Trinity.
Suez Canal opened, 1869.
Victor Emanuel occupied Rome, 1870
Lord Clive died, 1774.
1; rises 4h. 3m. A., souths lib. 9m.
h6(i Hi^h tides.
Tobacco first brought to Engl'd, 1496.
25th Sunday after Trinity ^(i C
Lord Littleton died, 1779.
Kars taken, 1855.
Horace Greeley died. 1872. 11862.
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the rest into bi-basio phosphate «hich gradually dissolves and becotnes available
to the p]aut. If the rain water drains away over the hard surface, or if the s^l
lies sfjalced in stagnant w.ater, and there is no possajj^ of rain throujfh it, this change
cannot take place. When lime is added to the soil it quiclcly acts on the organic
matter, but the lime must be dtffnsed completely throughout the soil, otherwise it
beuomes inert before it has had an opportunit}' of doing its work by being brought
into actual contact with soil-particles. The clay of th<^ soil is a silicate of alumni ;
with linio, if the particles be brought together in presence of water, a double
I silicate of lime and alumina is formed. If soda be brought into contact with this,
I tlie lime gives way and a double silicate of soda and alumina is formed. If potash
be added, the siida gives way, and we have now a double silicate of potash and
alun)ina ; and lastly, potash will yield to ammonia, and thus ammonf- will be
SCOTCH DYE WOBKH, 885 Barrlnffton Street, Halifax, V. 8., Mren doors
Korth of Jiicob Street, Sign of the Goldea Thlstlo.
i'« WA|.SIl*s, City Harairanl Store.— See adv. page 91.
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DE(;EMBER bftgins on FRIDAY.
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J. QODFRBY SMITH, DiapeBsing Oieaaist, 147 HoUis Street.
oolliictecl ttom tbe atr and ratn> and ttocome fix«} in the aoitsaaa to be available
for plant (irrawth.
DiKXMBBB.— Undiar each mon;tb we bate endeavored to Indicate mattera that
moat urgently reauire the attention of the {armer.. Last, but not least, we call
bis atten^oo to hU position as tbe member nf a live Atrricultaral Societir, tn which,
by example and pr^c^pt, he nxao^ make bis personal influence wbieijr felt, and
thereby condjuce to the prosperity and: advancement of by far the most important
industrial Intoxest of the Province. Ther<vare now upwards of e^arhty Affrtctltural
Sodetiei in this Province^ with a membership otmore than flv»thou.sand farmers.
These Societies are organic under tbe Central Board of Agriculture, and each
Society is entitled to draw from tho Provincial Treasury, (throaeh the Board), an
I ■ ■ ■ ' ' ■ ■ I I ■ ip ^^.— .^— — — — — — — ^— — . —-'-■- " ■■ ■ ■ -
QooAa aent by Hall or Expreis ahoald be aAdresaed: L. FOBRGRTEB,
8C0TCH DTj3 W0BK8, 886 Barrtngtan St., Styii af th* fioldton Thlstla.
Vowtf'a riitiroim »iMt C'ewilev tCMlea are wild
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it sa as to be available i
tndtcato matters that j
ut not least, we call ,
aral SoctetT-, in which, I
eiioe wbleijr felt, and \
r the most important I
__of eJ5arhtyAffr!c'.iltnral !
ve thousand farmers, i
tjfriculture. and each |
rough the Board), an |
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106 Upper Water St., Halifax.
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Ijow tiri«8.
iHt Sunday In Advent, ^in ^
Thos. CarVle *>orn, 1 795. j 161 1 .
9 (5 !& Anthored Eng. Bihle Inmied,
TrHwit 9 across ©'s diflc. 9 !"'♦ 6 ©
9 in O iHt K. K. in Germany, 18:i5
Ch.ol Ln Cumpanin, Santtago, burnt,
$f (5 9 9 (J C 12000 llveslost, 18«3.
2d S. Adv. 9 (J ([ ^ (J © H. tides.
.Tndg« Norman F. Uiiiackfl(/.,at Hfx.,
Edwin Forrest died. 1872. [184«.
X Aphelion. Lord ElleDboron^n died
F-enian riots in Cork, 1868. [1818.
^6% Va© Ipnblished, 178fl.
Counties in Nova Scotia defined and
8rd S. Adv. ^sup (5© L. tider,
^ S*© Aholition kA ffli\wy in U.S.
Fort Nia^ra taken, 1813. 11S67.
Ember Day. 21! rises 4li. .5™. A.
St. Thoma*. b <5 C ©enters IJ,
Ember Day. ![ Winter com.
Ember Day. X6(L
4th Sunday in Advent. High tides.
Chsistmas Dat.
St. Stephen, Mar. 9 "tatioiiary.
St. John, Evan.
Innocents' Day. ^''^tionaTy.
I? rises Ih 35m. A., sonfhs 8h. 86m.
Steamer Caroline bamt. 1837.
Sunday af. Christmas. © in Perlfifee.
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Chriatmas Oards and Faney Oooda at SMITH'S Drug Store.
annual f^rant in Aid to promote Its operations. The special pnrpose of a Society i;<
to improvfi the live stoclc of Ha district, which is accomplished by «btaininv and
tceeplng (or the use of members, superior male animals, such «s bulls, rams and
boars. Societies may also intcoduce seeds of new varieties of frrain, iroets, and also
Improved implements, and sell them to aiembera at cost And charges. ExIiibitlonK
are iMtdliy some Societies or1>y the Societies of a County combinin^f. Ilia whole
of tho^CrHsieties bf the Province meet on the second Monday of Uecenfber, each in
it« respective district, when the meuibere receive the Direotora'' Report, and select
<ot8co9» for tho e«8iiin)f year. Full information an to the method of ©rganizinj?
Sociu^As iniij' be obtained on application to tbo Member of 4;he Boaid for the
t>i8t.rtet, (sec Board of Ajn'ieufture in an<»1Ai'3r part of the Alman'acu), or to the
Secretary. Pi-ofussor Liwson, Dalhou.sie CoUe;;;e, Halifax.
SCOIt'O DTK ^rOBKS, 485 Bsrrlnfrton Kiro^t, Hiilifaic, N.8.,«eTen doors
Vorth «f Jacob Street, 8!«a «f tte Cloldea Thistle.
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Hunt's Chopping Axes, for salo by H. H. FULLER A CO.
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Vi^vle, Jones' Anchorage, .add 1 88
rVrichat Harbour, ' ..add 21
Auict Sound,
Avon River,
Blind Hay,
Beaver Harbour,
TIDE TABLE. |
The time of High Water at. the undermentioned places will be found by '
adding to or tiubtructing A'om the time of High Watvr at Halifax— a« followfi : :
H M ff M
Mud Inland, . .add 1 IH
Noel Bav, . .add 4 52
Negro Harbour . .add 2:i
North MinimegRsh, ..nub 4 l!)
Port George, . .add 3 28
PaHi^aniaquoddy, ..add 3 41
I'ope Harbour, . .sub 9 j
Plarontia, . .add I 20 I
Prospect Harbour, . .sub I
Port Medway, . .add 1 j
Petit Passag'c, . .add 2 52
Pubuico Harbour, . .add 1 30
Port Mouton, . .add 5
Port Ebert, . .add 20
Pugwash Harbour, . .add 2 41
Port Hood, ..add 1 11
Quaco Bay, . .add 3 46
Bagged Isiland Harbour, . .add 10
Kicnibucto Kivcr, . .sub 4 10
Richmond Harlwur, ..sub 1 40
Stoddart Cove, ..add 1 9
Sandy Cove, K. . .add 2 44
Sandy Cove, W. . .add 2 58
Shut-in Island, . .sub 2
St. Mary's River, . .add 11
Ship Harbour, . .add 5
Spicer Cove, . .add 3 46
Siieet Harbour, . .add 17
St. Andrew, . .add 3 1
Seal Cove, . .add 3 5
Shelbume, . .add 15
Spencer Islr.nd, . .add 3 53
Scotsman's Bay, Block I „ ,,i « *«
Rock Point, J..acld3 40
St. Ann's Bay,
St. Peter's Bay,
Seal Inland,
Sydnev Harbor, C. B.
add on ^"£J;™'' """'-«'" |..«.<l 144
.add 2 Tracadie Harbour, . .sub
.add 5 Trinity Bay, Newfld, . .sub
.add 1 Vin Bay, . .sub 2
.add 8 80 West Bay, . .add 4
.add 3 29 Westport, . .add 2
add 11 Whitehaven, . .add
.sub 6 West Quoddy Head, . .add 3
.add 3 16 Welchpool, Campobellals. .add 3
.add 111 Watering Cove, Sheet \
,add 31 Harbour, |
.add 20 Wallace Harbour, . .add 2 41
.add 2 17 Yarmouth Harbour, . .add 2 20
. .add 2 41
. .atld 4 41
. .subtract 3
. .sub
Bedequo Bay, Gieen's Wf. .add 2 26
Bay Verte, ..add 1 11
Boiighton Harbour, . .add 46
Boston Light, U. S. . .add 3 22
Chester Harbour, . .sub 5
Chozctcook, Perpisawick, j ... « ,(.
and Musquodoboit Inlets j *"" " ^^
' • • ■ ~ .add 4 6
.sub 9
.sub 19
.sub 1 10
. .add 38
. .add 1 9
. .add 88
. .add 26
. .add 11
. .add e 51
. .add 1 11
. .add 2 56
. .add 2 20
. .add 3 11
..sub 4 49
. .add 41
. .add 4
. .add 1 26
. .add 31
..add 3 12
. .add 4 41
.tsub 9
. .add 3 32
. .add 2 15
. .sub 4
. .add 1 41
Cumberland Basin,
Country Harbour,
Cape Sable Island, N. side
Cape Sable Island, S. side
Cape Sable,
Clarke Harbour,
Clam Point,
Chctlcamp.
(Jape North,
Cardigan Bay,
Cape Bear,
Charlottetown,
Cape George,
Digby Gut,
Egmont Bay,
East Point,
Folly Point,
GutofCanso,
Guysboro' Harbour,
(iloucester, U. S.
Horton Bluff,
Island Harbour,
Isle Haute,
Jcbogue River,
Jcdore IIar1)our,
Jourimain I,
Liscomb Harboar,
LaHavc,
Lunenburg.
Liverpool Bajf ,
L'£tang Haroour,
Lcpreau Bay,
Louisburg Harbor, C. B.
Martin River,
Machias, Seal Island,
Mul)ou River,
Magdalen Islands,
Mun adieu Bay,
Merigomish Harbour,
.add
.add
.add 1
.add 1
45
11
13
11
49
27
4
15
54
11
2:;
32
.add 17
BST'The column of the moon's southing gives thetimeof hiph water at Pargboio',
CovnwiUlis, Uorton, UantHport, Windsor, Newport, Trnro, &.c.
Solid raat M«el ttatnmcni, Di^ll St«>rl« Puwdcr aii«l Fnze,
F ULLER & CO.
[1882
loeH will be found by
t IlaUt'ax— AS folio wti :
Oold MIncrft' Sniiplicfi, at H. H. FULLER ft (0*8.
ish,
UP,
ir,
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larbour,
our,
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H. M.
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9
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1
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6
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2 41
1 U
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.add 11
, Black j
..add
..add
. .add
. .add
. .add
. .add
.add
5
3 46
17
3 1
3 6
15
3 53
.add 3 40 .
.add 45
. .add Oil:
. .add 1 13
. .add 1 11 I
. .add 1 44 |
. .8ub 49 j
. .sub 27
. .sub 2 4 '
. .add 4 15
. .add 2 64
..add Oil
. .add 3 2'-}
. .add 3 32
. .add 17
. .add 2 41
. .add 2 20
zh water at Parsboro',
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1882]
ALMANACK.
79
M. S. BROWN & CO.
Eatablished A. D. 1840.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ewellers ® Sihersmiths
128 GRANVILLE STREET, HALIFAX.
OXJH
Is kept fully stocked with newest styles in
Gold and Silver Jewellery, Watches.
sterling Silver and Eleotro-Plated Goods, Fine China,
French Olooka and Novelties,
Suitable for Wedding^ Birthday and Holiday Presents.
JEWELLERY MADE AND REPAIRED.
ENsmiNS, fiOFTSE-rim mm ud die stamping
Done on the premlaea by inperlor workmen.
OTJIi
WHOlESALli BEFAEIME![T
Will be fonnd the most complete in the Province, and in addition to
goods Bold at Retail, we keep all the leading articles in
WATCH MATERIALS,
Fine Gold and Rolled Plate Jewellery. Select lines in Ordi-
nary and Fine Pocket and T)*ble Cutlery, Jet and
Other Black Jewellery, Jewellers' Findings.
AGKNTS KOR, THK
NEW HAVEN CLOCK CO., of New Haven, Conn.
ROGERS, SMITH ft CO., (Manufacturers of the Celebrated
Bogers Bros'. Spoons and Porks, and Finest Quality of
Electro-Plated Hollow Ware,) of West Meriden, Conn.,
and Hamilton, Ontario.
U, B. — The Hhjhest PHcen f/itu'n for Old
Silvei* in Cash or Exchange.
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BELCHERS FARMEliS
[1882
C. EOBSOl^ & CO.
135 Granville Street, Halifax,
SELLING AGENTS FOR THE
eOSSAHER WATERPROOFS
OF THE GENUINE QUALITY.
Ladies' Circulars, - - $3.00 to $5.00
*' Newports, - $4.50 to $6.00
Gentlemen's Coats and Ulsters, $10 to $12
Weight 12 to IG ozs., perfectly waterproof, and can be
carried in the pocket.
SEND FOB ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR AND PRICE LIST.
II BLACK SILKS, II
FacK^j^ ^M\mt> B^lalm imdl ^%Iq>^^^ SSIks^
FOR BRIDAL AND EVENING DRESSES.
MANTLES, CLOAKS, SHAWLS.
French Merinos and Cashmeres in Black and
Fashionable Shades.
Lace Goods, Biblons, Silk Ties, &o.
ifir
In stock and mads to order.
C. R03S0N & CO.
m yil ie a» »mmiIi«s Hur Kiiic««, P«Tb«^ 4w;
rare Dealers,
Head of Power's Wharf, Halifax, N. S.
rD PRICK LIST.
[1882 I 1882]
ALMANACK.
81
DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND JUSTICE.
SUPREME COURT OP CANADA.
Cfiipf Justice— {$8,000)^Sir William Johnston Ritcliie.
Jiidifes — ($7,000 each) — Hon Samuel Henry Stront;, //on Telosphore
Fournier, lion VV^illiam A. Htnry, Hon H. E. Taschereau, Hon J. W.
Gwyiine.
liegintrar and Reportrr — ($2,600) — Robert Cassels, Jr.
Tills Court and tlie Exchequer Court were orj^auized under the pro-
visions of 38 Vic., cap. U.
The Supreme Court has holh ori«;innl and appellate jurisdiction —
Oritfinul, ns to (1) habeas corpus in criniinal and extradition fasos; (2)
judicial opinions to the Crown ; (3) private bills and petitions therefor
referred by the Senate or House of Commons; and (4) civd suits in
which the validity of a Dominion or Provincial Act is questioned.
Appellate, in appeals (1) from the Exchequer >w;^urt; (2) from the
Provincial Courts; (3) in habeas corpus cases; and (A) in election
cases.
THE EXCHEQUER COURT OF CANADA.
The Exchequer Court has original jurisdiction (1) in revenue rase.s,
(2) in civil suits when the Crown for the Dominion is plaintiff, (3)
controversies between tht Dominion and the Province, or between two
Provinces,
The Judges and officers are the same as in the Supreme Court.
SUPREME COURT OP NOVA SCOTIA.
HAVING LAW AND EQUITY JURISDICTION THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE.
Chikf Justice, ($5,000), Hon. James McDonald. Equity Judge,
($5,000), and Judf/e of the Supreme Court, Hon John W. Ritchie.
Assistant Judges, ($4,000) Hon William Fredk. DesBarres, Hon Hugh
McDonald, Hon Henry W. Smith, Hon Alexander James and Hon
Robert L. Weatherbe.
The Judjxe in Equity sits to attend to Equity business evtry Monday
and Wednesday, when business requires, in the New Court House, at
11 o'clock A. M.
Attorney GetimU, f $1,800). Hon J S D. Thompson.
Masteus — Htdifux, Henry C. D. Twfning, Hugh Hartshorne, Wm
Howe, Wm Twinini;, Beiijamin G. Gray, Wm F. MacCoy, L. W.
DesBarres, E. 0. Crawley, J. Harvey Frith, J. Parsons, Jas H," Thorne;
Pidou, Edward Roach, Jas Fogo ; VarmoiUh, Thomas D, Chipman, Jus
Murray; /SAe/ft'irnc, Thomas Johnson ; fiajrin^ton, Gabriel Robertson;
Hunts, David Frieze, Win H. Blanchard; Kings, Geortre A. Bhnchard,
Stephen H. Moore, James R. Prescott ; Lun^nhm-fih, James Dowling;
Annapolis, Thomas William Chesley, Tiniotliy D". Ruggles, Jas Gray,
ftdward C. Cowling, Albert Morse, Geoi^o Woodbury. J M. Owen;
Queens, Robert Roberts, J, N. S, Marshall, Geo. T, Moore ; Aniigonish,
Henry P, Hill; Colchester, James F, Blanchard; Inverness, Samuel
McDonnell; l''gl>ff, William B Stownrt.
Re/mters, Benjamin Russell, John .M. Geldert. Crier of Suprtme
Court, John Murphy. Librarian, Georpe A, Alli.-on,
A< I*. nAli«ll'ft, iittj Hlir«lwtir« titwr«i MnrkH Kiqiinrv.
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'7;)ffloers and Terms of the Supreme Court.
COUNTIRS.
Shsiuffs.
Annapolis
" Bridj^etown
Antigoiiish
Cape Breton.
Odlchester . . .
Cumberland .
Digby
•' Cliii*.
Guysboro'. . .
Halifax*
P. Bounett.
H. p.Hiu!
John FerguBsou.
L. J. Crowe.
B. McLean.
W. H. Taylor.
Hants
Inverness. . .
Kings
Lunenburg . .
Pictou
Queens
Richmond . . .
W. F. DesBarres.
Joseph Bell.
Edward Curry.
Hugh McDonald.
Stephen Belcher.
Stephen Finck.
Wra H. Han-is.
J . N. Freeman.
J. F. Fuller.
G. W. McLean.
Shelburne
" Harrington
Victoria Duvid Dunlop.
Pkothonoxa-
RIE8.
Yarmouth
" Avgyle.
W. K. Dudman.
R.J. Uniocke.
J.C.McKinnon,M.i>
C. £. Leonard.
George Reading.
E. B. Blenkhorn.
W. B. Stewai-t.
E. Carritt, m.d.
J. F. L. Parsons.
Isaac Carver.
Jno A. McDonnell
Henry Lovett.
W. J. Dauphinee.
David Matheson.
Jno. Edgar.
D. O'C. Madden.
Wra. J. Bell.
iaylor.
' ^unt gton.
Tkrhs of
suprumk cuur<
3rd Tuns, of Jirtie.
Ist Tubs, of October.
1st. Tues. of June.
2nd Tues. of October.
Ist Tuns, of June.
1st Tues. of October.
1st Tues. of June.
Ist Tues. of October.
3rd Tues. of June.
i!n»l Tues. of October.
2ii(l Tues. of June.
Last Tues. of Oct'br.
Last Tues. of Mnv.
Ist Tues. of October.
4thTues. of April.
IstTues. ofNov'r.
2nd Tues. ofDec'r.
Last Tues. of Mny.
Tu. bef. last Tu. Sep.
3rd Tues. of June.
4th Tues. of October.
1st Tnes. of June.
2nd T ties, of October.
Thur.be.lstTu.Jne.
Thur.af.2iidT U.Oct.
Thur. af. 2d Tu. Jue.
Thur.af.3rdTu.0ct.
2nd Tues. of June.
Ut Tues. of October.
4th Tues. of June.
IstTues. OfNov'r.
Last Tues. of Sept'r.
3rd Tues. of June.
2nd Tues. of June.
4th Tues. of October.
4th Tues. of June.
Tu. bef. last Tu. Sep.
"At Halifax there are three Sittings and one Term of the Court.— The Sittings
being held for Trial of Oaufes, November, h'ebiuary and April; the Febru.ti-y
Sittiiijj is held for the purpose only of disposing of Causes not reached on the
Docket for the November Si i ting; and the Term for Arj^ument of Apnea s, &c.,
begins on the oecond Tuesday of Deceinber, and extends until the first Tuesday of
April. By an act of last Sesbion the Supreme oourt is always open, and provitiioii
has been made empowering the Judges to hold a Term dining \acation to dispose
of arrears. i
OJJttT OP DIVORCE AjPID MA.TBIMONIAI1 CAUSES, i
Ju(t;/e Ordinary, the Jtidtre in Equity, with appeal to the Snprenie
Court Keg strar, Jainea H. Thorite.
VICE-ADMIRALTY and PR.ZE JURISDICTION COURT.
Vice- Admiral, the Governor-General. JxtdgCy (f600) Hon. Jaraes
McDonitUI, Chief Justice. Advocate General, • __-Si;it.
John D. Mi'Leod ; GuijHhorough, Stewart Cuinplietl ; Rec.-Gen. of Droits
C. B. Hamilton. Registrar, Lewis W. DesBarres. Marshal, Joseph
Bell. Advocates and Proctors, the Barristers and Attornies of the
Supreme Court. Interpreter and Translator, F. C. Sumichrast.
Bank of Deposits, The Bank of British North America.
AniericAK Ctnlvanlsea Bout Mail*, li4Nit €*aipMMefl« 4te»
Terms or
SUPREMK CuURa
3rcl Tuns. ofJiilie.
IstTues, of October.
1st Tues. of June.
2nd Tuea. of October.
1st Tu«8. of June.
1st Tues. of October.
Lst Tiies. of June.
1st Tues, of October.
Jrd Tues. of June.
5n.| Tues. of October.
End Tues. of June.
Jast Tues. of Oct'br.
iast Tues. of May.
st Tues. of October,
th Tues. of April.
St Tues. of Nov'r.
nd Tues. of Dec'r.
-ast Tues. of May.
'u. bef. last Tu. Sep.
rd Tues. of June,
th Tues. of October.
Bt Tnes. of June,
nd Tues. of October.
'hur.be.lstTu.Jne.
'liur.af.2ndTu.0ct.
'hur. af. 2d Tu. Jue.
'hur.af.3rdTu.0ct.
lid Tues. of June,
^'t Tues. of October,
th Tues. of June.
tTues. ofNoT'r.
ast Tues. ofSept'r.
■d Tues. of June.
Id Tues. of June,
h Tues. of October,
h Tues. of June.
u. bef. last Tu. Sep.
ouit.— The Sittings
piil; the Februjny
not readied on the
int of Apnea a, &c.,
tlie flrst Tuesday of
>pen, and provision
\acation to dispose
LL CAUSES, i
to the Supreme
it ft.
It.
rttLtIR & co.^s,
head of Ponrer'g fTlinrf*
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Barristers and Attorniea resident in Nova Sbotia.
NAMES.
Admitted
lianisters.
Admitted
Attor.iieit.
15 April, 1817
Residence.
S. F. Fiiirhanks, Qc ,
15 April, 1818
Halifax. ,
George T. Soloinou,
lU April, IS21
19 April, 1810 Lunenburg. |
Georjre R. Grassie,
13 April, 1825
13 April, 824 Annapolis, Py.
Huuli Hartslioriie, dcl..
24 July, 1827
24 July, 1827 Halifax.
James A. Deniiidon
23 Oft. 1827
24 Oct. 1826 Dighy.
Edward H, Harrington,
28 Oft. 1828
23 Oct. 1827
Halifax.
Stephen 11. Moore, qc,
27 Jun. 1829
2 J Jan. 1828
Kentville.
John 0. Halliltuiton,
28Julv, 1829 22julv, 1828
Halifax.
William H. Keating,
3 Nov. 1829 28 Oct'. 1828
Do. R. Dds
Henry Pryor, dcl., qc
25 Jan. 1831 25 Jan. 1831
Halifax.
Thomas B. Aikins, UCL.
3 May, 1831
4 Mav, 1830
Do.
Nepean Cbike,
30 Oct. 1832
I Nov. 1831
Halifax.
A. M. Unirtoke, Dcr.,
29 Oct. 1833
29 Oct. 1833
England. j
Hon. R. B. Dickey qc,
21 Jan. 1834
22 Jan. 1833
Amherst. '<
Daniel Owen,
29 April, 1834
30 April, 1833
Lunenhurg I
Henry A. Grantham, qc.
4 Nov. 1834
29 Oct. 1833
Yarmouth.
John D. Kinnear,
2(>July, 1836
25 July, 1835
Amherst. 1
John McGregor,
I Nov. 1836
3 Nov. 1835! Halifax. !
Ehenezer F. Munro,
16 Jan. 1837
14 Jan. 1836; Truro. :
William C. Whidden,
31 Oct. 1837
1 Nov. 1836 Shclhurne, '
j David Matheson,
31 Oct. 1837
1 Nov. 1836
Pictou.Proth'y
Peter Lvnch, qc,
31 Of-t. 1837
1 Nov. 1836
Halifax.
Henry P. Hill,
16 Jan. 1838 18 Jan. 1837
Antigonish,Sh
James Fogo, qc,
1 May, 1838 2 May, 1837
Pictou.
Hon 8. L. Shannon, QC,
16 Jan. 1839 16 Jan. 1839 Hal i fax.
Henry C. D. Twining,
30 April, 1839 31 May, 1838 Do.
James Rohert Frescott,
30 April, 1839 30 April, 1839 Kentville.
Edward A. Pyke,
23 July, 1839 24 July, 1838 Cornwallis.
William Howe, qc,
23 July, 1839 23 July, 1839 Halifax, UegPr
John C. Wade, qc,
24 July, 184128julv, 1840 Dighv.
James Murray,
26 July, 1842 27 April, 1841 Yarmouth.
Alfred F. Halihurton,
18 April, 1843 19 April, 1842 Baddock.
John D. McNutt,
7 Mar, 1844
29 April, 1842 Truro.
T. D. Ruggles, QC,
7 May, 1844
18 April, 1843 Bridgetown.
P. C. Hill, DCL.,
7 May, 1844
7 May, 1844 Halifax.
James Hall Thome,
23 July, 1844
23 July, 1844 Halifax.
Hon A. McFarlane, QC,
3 Dec. 1844
5 Dec. 1843 Wallace.
Charles James Stewart,
6 Mav, 1845
7 May, 1844 Amherst.
Edward P. Nutting,
6 May, 1845
7 May, 1844 [Truro.
William R. Cutler,
22 July, 1845
23 July, 1844 Arichat.
John McKinlay,
22 July, 1845
23 July, 1844Pictou. j
Richard Sands, Jr.,
20 April, 1847
20 April, 1857 Granville.
Francis S. Beamish,
26 July, 1847
28 July, 1846 Halifax. I
James Thomson, qc.
24 July, 1848
26 July, 1846 Halifax. |
William Twining,
3 Dec. 1849
4 Dec. 1848 Halifax. i
Isaac J. Wylde,
22 July, 18.')0
23 July, 18491 Do. !
William H. Blanchard,
2 Dec. 1850
3 Dec. 1849 Windsor.
M H. Richer, qc.
. 2 Dec. 1850
3 Dec. 1849 Halifax.
William B. Chandler,
21 July, 1851
26 July, 1836 Arichat.
Benjamin G. Gray,
22 Dec. 1851
22 Dec. 18511 Do.
Broad Axes» CIiImIs, riancs, HmiA taws end Cire«lnr laws.
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Qbbcr Belting*,
ova Sbotia.
At U. H. FULLtlR & CO.^S, head of l^oirei^s Wharf.
1882]
ALMANACK.
85
J44 Amherst.
NAMES.
Admitted
Banisters.
Dan McDonald, Qc.
J. N. S. Marshall, QC.
l\ S. Hamilton,
Lewis W. Dcsliarres,
Geor{,'e A. McKenzie,
liohf. G. Halihurton, qc.
Thomas J. Wallace,
O.S. Weeks,
Wm. M. Fullerton, qc.
Hon HAN Kaulhack,QC
Brenton \l. Collins,
Fitzgerald Cochran,
George Campbell,
James J. Kerr,
Henry Oldri^ht,
J. Norman Ritchie, qc,
i James Dennison,
i A. J. White,
! Thos W. Chcsley,
j John T. Smith,
I Rohie Uniacke,
i Jas. W. K. Johnston,
i N. W. White, qc,
! N. LeG. McKay, qc,
! Hon. Wm Miller, qc,
Stephen L. Purves,
Henry W. Johnston,
Edward D. Tremain,
John W. Ouseley,
Thomas C. Hill,
Saml. MacDonnell, qc.
Israel Longworth,
William H. Hill,
Samuel H. Gray,
William F. McCoy,
Malachy 15. Daly,
Frederick W. Bent,
Brenton H. Eaton,
Samuel G. Rigby, Q.c.
W D. Sutherlatld,
John Y. Payzant,
Robert Motton,
William H. Owen,
James G. Foster,
Simon H. Holmes,
1 John M. Viets,
J. nines H. Hearn,
Murray Dodd, qc .
Robert N. Henry,
Robie S. Morse,
James A. Fraser,
Hon. J. S.D.Thompson
19 April,
2n July,
29 Nov.
18 April,
19 April,
25 Julv,
28 Nov,
4 Dec.
16 April,
1 D c.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
30 Nov.
30 Nov.
10 May,
10 May,
10 May,
10 May,
2 Aug.
29 Dec.
29 Dec.
31 Dec.
31 May,
2 Aug.
21 Nov.
18 Julv,
23 July,
23 Julv,
21 April,
3 Dec.
10 Aug.
11 Dec.
30 April,
10 May,
28 July,
11 Oct.
13 Oct.
7 Dec.
7 Dec.
31 Dec.
23 March
7 April,
10 April,
25 April,
2 May,
2 a I ay,
2 May,
2 May,
14 July,
25 July,
Admitted
Attoriiies.
1852
1852
18.52
1853
1853
1853
1853
1854
1855
I85t>
1856
ISIiO
1856
1856
1857
1857
1858
1858
1858
1858
1858
1859
1859
1859
1860
1860
1860
1861
1861
1861
1862
1862
1863
1863
1864
1864
1864
1864
1864
1864
1864
1864
1865
1865
1865
1865
1865
1865
1865
1865
1865
1865
11
2
21 April,
21 Julv,
22 Dec.
19 April,
22 Dec.
25 July,
28 Nov,
28 Nov.
25 Julv,
3 Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
i^ec,
Dec.
30 Nov.
I Dec.
11 May,
11 May,
May,
Aug,
4 Jan.
4 Jan.
4 Jan.
31 May,
23 July,
21 Nov.
31 May,
31 May,
25 July,
8 April,
8 Dee.
1 2 May,
II Dec.
29 April,
10 May,
24 Julv,
11 Oct.
8 0?t.
7 Dec.
7 Dec.
7 Dee.
23 Mar.
10 May,
9 Aug.
1 May,
2 May,
2 May,
2 May,
2 May,
9 Aug.
25 Julv,
Residence.
1851
1851
1851
1852
1851
1 833
1853
18.53
1856
1855
1855
1855
1855
1855
1856
1857
1356
1857
1857
1857
18.5«
185?»
1859
1859
1 860
1859
1860
1860
I860
1 860
1860
1861
1862
1862
1863
1864
1 863
1864
1863
1664
1864
1864
1864
1864
1864
1864
1865
1865
1865
1865
1864
1865
Antigonish
Liverpool.
Halifax.
Do.
Pictou.
Ottawa.
Halifax.
1)(».
Amherst.
I^iunenburg.
P^ngland.
Halifax.
Truro.
Amherst.
Halifax.
Do.
Digby.
Sydney, C.B.
Bridgetown.
Amherst.
Halifax.
Halifax.
Shelburne.
Sydney, C
B.
M
Arichat
N.Sydney, C.B
Halifax.
Port Hood
Windsor.
Sydney, C.B.
I'ort Hood.
Truro.
Halifax.
(\nnapolis.
Halifax.
Do.
Amherst.
Halifax.
Halifax.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Bridge water.
Halifax.
Pictou.
Digby.
N.Sydney,C.B
Do.
Antigonish.
Amherst.
New Glasgow.
Halifax.
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[1882
^H
NAMES.
Admitted
Bari'iaiors.
Admitted
Attori)iea.
Iloflidotice.
Hi
Albert Moree,
3 Aug.
1865
10 May,
1864 Bridgetown,
■ ]
Douglas B. VVoodworth,
24 Oct.
1863
24 Oct.
1865; Ken tville. \
■ 1
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Charles J. Townshend,
8 May,
1866
8 Muy,
1866 Amherst.
^H
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Thomas Ritchie,
8 May,
1866
8 May,
1866 Halifax.
■ 1
John 1). McLeod,
6 Dec.
1866
6 Dec.
1866 Picton.
Hon Lawrence G. Power,
7 Dec.
1866
7 Dec.
1866! Halifax.
^H .
J
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Frederick J. Trernain,
22 Oct.
1867
22 Oct.
1867
Halifax. i
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£
Sandford H. Pelton,
22 Oct.
1867
22 Oct.
1867
Yarmouth.
Joseph J. Moore, llb.,
22 Oct.
1867
22 Oct.
1867
Kentville.
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W. Ill^Ii8 Moffatt,
22 Oct
1867
22 Oct.
ll!«67
Amherst.
p
James Foley,
7 Dec.
1867
22 Oct.
1867
Halifax.
1
Edwin D. king,
7 Dec.
1867
7 Dec.
1867
Do. 1
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Charles Taylor,
18 May,
1868
18 Mav,
1868
Halifax. 1
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George H. Elliott,
'18 May,
1868
18 Mjiy,
1868
Pictou. 1
■
Edm. J. Cogswell, llb.
27 July,
1868
27 July,
1868
Kentville. \
^
C Beyerley Bullock,
E. Tilton aloseley,
1 Aug.
1868
8 Aug.
1868
Halifax.
w
26 Aug.
1868
26 Aug.
1868
Sydney, CB.
1
Manin J. Griffin,
26 Aug.
1868
26 Aug.
1868
Toronto.
Harris H. Bligh,
2 Nov,
1868
2 Nov.
1^:68
Antigonish.
Fred. A. Lawrence,
27 April,
1869
27 April,
1869
Truro.
Charles E RatchTord,
2 Aug.
1669
2 Aug.
1869
Amherst.
i
Aubrey Blanchard,
2 Aug.
1869
2 Aug.
1869
Windsor. ;
George T. Moore,
12 Aug.
1869
12 Aug.
1869
Liverpool.
t
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John M. Jones,
30 Oct.
1869
30 Oct.
1869
Halifax.
Jas. W. Bingay,
30 Oct.
1869
30 Oct.
1869
Yarmouth.
Jacob M. Owen,
30 Oct.
1869
30 Oct.
1869
Annapolis.
Thos. E. Corning,
30 Oct.
1869
30 Oct
1869
Yannouth.
a
John P. Chipman,
30 Oct.
1869
30 Oct.
1869
Kentville.
K
Jason M. Mack,
31 Oct.
1869
31 Oct.
1869
Liverpool.
ji
Chas. E. DeWolf,
19 July
1870
19 July,
1870
Windsor.
1
George W. Ritchie,
19 Jul V,
1870
19 July.
1870
Halifax. j
^1
Thos. C. Shreve,
19 July,
1870
19 Julv,
1870
l^igby.
1
Leander S. Morse,
19 July,
1870
19 July,
1870
Bridgetown.
M
Stephen B. Murray,
30 Dec.
1870
30 Dec.
1870
Yarmouth.
%
Wni. Robert Foster,
31 Dec.
1870
31 Doc.
1870
Halifax.
o
Jphn Ervin, Jr.,
31 Dec.
1870
31 Dec.
1870
Do.
i;!'
Robert N. Davis
31 Dec.
1870
31 Dec.
1870
Do.
o
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i
Thomas B. Flint,
b Dec.
1871
5 Dec.
1871
Yarmouth.
Charles S. Harrington,
9 Dec.
1871
16 Oct.
1871
Halifax.
Angus Mclsaac,
6 Dec.
1871
6 Dec.
1871
Antigonish.
a
Wallace Graham,
6 Dec,
18/1
9 Dec.
1871
Halifax.
n
Geo. H. King,
9 Dec.
1871
9 Dec.
18-1
Windspr. ]
ri
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Alex H. McGilliyray,
9 Dec.
1871
9 Dec.
1871
Giiy9l)oro'.
Nicholas H. Meagher,
31 Jan.
1872
31 Jan.
1872
Halifax.
Charles J. McDonald,
17 Julv,
1872
17 July,
1872 Halifax.
J. H. Frith.
6 Feb.
1872
6 Feb.
1871 Do.
J. Johnston Hunt,
31 Dec.
1872
31 Dec.
1872 Flalifax.
Barclay Webster,
17 July,
1872
17 July,
1872 Kentville.
«^^H
John H. McDonald,
17 July,
1872
17 July,
1872
Shelburne.
John J. McKinnon, Jr.,
17 July,
1872
17 July,
1872
Antigonish.
Colin N- Campbell,
17 July,
1872
17 July,
1872
Baddeck.
,
Rufus A. Tremaiu,
17 Julv,
1872 17 July,
•
1872 Guysboro*. 1
Hara Brass Wire, 1« to n V. « , Kiit«ker Sawn, SciMon niul Shc«r»,
/of
Eiuersony Steveus & Co.'m J>iuperior Anterlciin IA«y tlies.
[1882
S64 Bridfjfetown,
365 Kentville.
^66 Atnhcrat.
366 Httlifax.
366.Pi{'ton.
$661 Halifax.
367 Halifax.
?67
J67
»fi7
)67
J67
<68
)68
)68
$68
)68
$68
=68
i69
!69
$69
169
169
69
69
69
69
69
70
Yarmouth.
Kentviilc.
Amiierat.
Halifax.
Do.
Halifax.
Fictou.
Kentville.
Halifax.
Sydney, C.B.
Toronto.
Anti^oniali.
Truro.
Amherst.
Windsor.
Liverpool.
Halifax.
Yarmouth.
Annapolis.
Yaniiouth.
Kent%'illc.
Liverpool.
Windsor.
Halifax.
Dij;!)}'.
Bridgetown.
Yarmouth.
Halifax.
Do.
Do.
Yarmouth.
Halifax.
Antigonish.
Halifax.
Windspr.
Guyahoro'.
2 Halifax.
Halifax.
Do.
HalifRx.
Kentvilio.
Shelhurne.
Anti^ronish.
Baddeck.
Guysboro*.
W
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ALMANACK.
87
NAMES.
Benjamin Kns.sel,
Hobcrt Scdpfwick,
Byron A. Weston,
John M. Gcldert,
Duncan C. Fraser,
Norman J. Layton,
John M. Chisholm,
Harry T. Hardiuj^,
Uu},'h MeD. Henry,
Samuel A. Chcslcy,
Herbert Bonriiiot,*
1)onald Gillies,
John G. Pykc,
Gfeo. Bin^ray,
Danl. M. Owen,
Seymour E. Gourley,
James J. Stewart,
K. Sydney Crawley,
Fletcher B. Wade,
Gcorye A. Ross,
Edwin RufrjTles,
John B. Mills,
John T. Bulmer,
Joseph P. Coslin,
J. A. Gillies,
J. W. Lon<-iey, b.a.
Chas D. McDonald,
J. G. Hennisrar Parker,
J. Medlev Townshend,
William 'T. Pipes,
Geortrc K.'" Smith,
William B. McSweonv,
Charles R. Smith,
W Fi. Roscoc,
G. T. Bohaker,
Jiimes D Ross,
John W. Wallaoe,
Ales C. Patterson
Frank C. Blanchard,
Arclid. J. Sinclair,
William L. Barss,
Jonathan Parsons,
Geo. H. Fieldinjr,
Sainl. D. McLennan,
J. J. McCahe,
John McGillivray,
Rol)ert G. Mupro,
Hu<>h McKenzie,
W. Med ford Christie,
Frederick Peters,
Charles H Tupper,
Jas J. Ritchie, Jr., ll.b.
Admitted
ItarriAters.
4 Dec.
1 Mav,
19 JulV,
19 July,
26 July,
22 July,
4 Dec.
4 Dee.
8 Jan.
3 Dec.
3 Dec.
20 Julv,
23 Ju!v,
23 July,
3 Aug.
24 July,
24 July,
4 Jany,
20 Julv,
20 Julv,
20 Julv,
20 July,
21 July,
22 July,
24 Aug.,
10 Sep.,
6 Nov.,
11 Dec.
16 Dec.
16 Dec.
29 Dec.
30 Dec.
10 Jan.
19 Mav,
19 April,
13 Dec.
13 Dec.
(3 Dec.
'.3 Dee.
13 Dec.
13 Dec.
13 Dec.
14 Dec.
13 Dec.
21 Dec.
14 Jan.
2 Aug.
13 Aug.
13 Autr.
9 Nov.
15 Dec.
15 Dec."
872
873
873
873
873
Admitted
Attorn ies.
873 22
873, 4
873
874
873
873
874
874
874
874
874
874
875
875
875
875
875
875
875
875
875
875
875
875
875
875
875
876
876
876
S76
876
876
876
876
876
877
876
876
876
877
877
877
877
877
877
4
8
3
3
20
23
23
3
24
24
4
20
20
20
20
21
22
24
10
6
II
16
16
29
.30
10
19
19
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
14
13
21
14
2
13
13
9
15
877,15
Dec.
May,
July,
July,
July,
July,
Dec.
Die.
Jan.
Dec.
De<'.
July,
July,
July,
Auj.',
July,
July,
Jail,
July,
July,
July,
July,
July,
July,
Aug,
Sept,
Nov,
Dec,
Dec,
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jany,
May,
April,
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Residence.
872 Halifax.
873 Do.
873 Do.
873 Do.
873 1 New Glasgow.
873 Truro.
873 Halifax,
873 Vlaitland.
874 Halifax.
87? Do.
873 Sydney.
874 Fort Hood.
874 Liverpool.
874 Yarmouth.
874 Lunenburg.
874 Truro.
874 Halifax.
874 Wolfville.
875 Bridgcwater.
875 Lunenburg.
875 Bridgetown.
875 Annapolis.
875 Ha'ifax.
875 Do.
875 Sydney, C.B,
875 Halifax.
875 Pictou.
875 Bridjici vn
875 Amherst.
875 Amherst.
875 Halifax.
875 Do.
876 Amherst.
876 Kentville.
876 Middleion.
876 Do.
876 Wolfville.
876 Truro.
876 Shelhurne.
876 Halifax.
876 l">o.
876 Do.
876 Do.
876 Truro.
876 Do.
877 New Glasgow.
877 Dijibv.
877 Truro.
877 Windsor.
877 P. E. Island.
877 Halifrtx.
877, Do,
4t I*. WAMHil, Ciiy Hiuriltriire Sfurv.— See ndv. pag« »1.
NetSt Lines, Twines, Rope, Hooks, Lends, Corkwood,
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DBLOHini'a FARMEIl's
[1882
NAMES.
James M. Oxioy,
AnsjHs S. McGillivray,
Gourde Johnson,
Stepliun Kand,
William Curry,
John A. Maclionald,
Henry W. C Boak,
BloMrers Archibald,
Artliur R. Dickoy,
Aluxanik'r Mucdonald,
Kohcrt L. Borden, ,
Francis H. Bell, b.a.
Williim B Ko8s,
James McG. Stewart,
J. Millen Hnbinson, b.a
John T. Ross,
Walters DouH, b.a.
Frdoriek P. Outram,
William A. Dicksoa,
David A. Ilcarn,
Frederick Mosley,
Charles E. Tanner,
David J. Keiinelly,
Wm. Aidison Mills,
Ji.s. Win. Kd. Darby,
Daniel McNeil
Jas. No'de Shannon,
Cc'iii Chishoirn,
Howard Clarke,
Wilso.i W. McLellan,
Fenwick W Johnston,
Geo. llitchie,
John L McDousall,
Albert J. S. Copp,
P Cartcrei Hill, Jr.,
John MtMi<rer,
Colin F Melsaac,
Z. A. Lash,
F. H. Gis borne,
John H. Sinclair,
Albert Peters,
H. Perey Scott, M A.
William Minet do Blois
W. E. McLellan. i.l b.
Thos. Francis O'Brien,
Fred. P. Bligh,
Willi im E Marshall,
John Cbisholm,
John S. Maynard,
Charles Hudson Smith,
Mt'Iaim U. LeNoir,
James Norbert Lyons,
B^ The Barristers and
Admitted
Barristers.
15 Dec.
1.5 Dec.
15 Dec.
18 Dec.
19 Dec.
19 Dec.
12 June
19 June
•i7 July,
29 July,
5 A.\xyr.
8 Au^.
2U Au);.
20 Aug.
21 Nov.
23 Nov.
30 Nov.
10 Dec.
12 Dec.
12 Doc.
16 Dec.
28 Dec.
iO Dec.
10 Dec.
lU Dec.
l.'i Dec.
13 Dec.
13 Dec.
13 Dec.
13 Dec.
13 Dec.
1.5 Dec.
17 Dec.
16 Feb.
5 Mav,
17 May,
12 June,
24 June,
24 June,
31 Juue,
2 Nov.
16 Dec.
16 DiC.
21 Uec.
28 Dec.
13 Jan.
20 Jan.
28 Feb.
Admitted
Attornies.
1877
1877
1877
1877
1877
1877
1878
1878
1873
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1880
1880
1880
1880
1880
1880
1880
1880
Residence.
1.5 Dec.
15 Dec.
I ft Dec.
18" Dec.
19 Dec.
19 Dec.
1878 12 June
1878 19 Juno
27 Julv,
29 July,
ft Anyf.
8 Au^f.
20 Au}^,
20 Au},'.
21 Nov.
23 Nov.
.30 N*v.
10 Dec.
12 Dec.
12 Dec.
Dec.
23 Dec.
10 Dec.
10 Dec.
10 Dec.
13 Dec.
13 Dec.
13 Dec.
13 Dec.
13 Dec.
13 Dec.
15 Dec.
17 Dec.
16 Feb.
5 .VI ay,
IT May,
12 June,
24 June,
24 June,
31 June,
2 Nov.
1880 16 Dec.
1880 .6 Dec.
1880 21 Dec.
1880 28 Dec.
1881 13 Jan.
1881 20 Jan.
1881 28 Feb.
24 April. 1881 24 April, 1881
14 Julv, 1881 14 Julv, 1881
UJnl'v, 1881 14 July. 1881
19 July, 18M.19Jury, 1881
1877 Halifax.
18771 Parrsborro'.
1877 1 Halifax.
l877|Kentville.
1877 Windsor.
1877 Baddeck.
1878! Halifax.
1 878 j North Sydney.
1878 Amherst.
Halifax.
Kemviilc.
Halifax.
Do.
Pictou.
Halifax.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Pictou.
Arichat.
Halifax.
Pictou.
Cape Brston.
N. Sydney.
Yarmouth.
Port Hood.
Halifax.
Sydney, C. R.
Halifax.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Port Hood.
Amherst.
Halifax.
Do.
Anti|i(oni.sh.
Ottawa.
Do.
N'w Glasgow.
Halifax.
Windsor.
Anmtpelia.
Pictou.
Do.
Do.
Lnnenburn;.
Anti^onish.
Windsor.
Halitax.
Do.
De.
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1878
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1879
1880
1880
1880
1880
1880
18S0
1880
1880
1880
1880
.880
1880
1881
1881
1881
Attornies also hold commissions as Notaries Public.
AiHiailla MMl MMUi^ €«r4lag«« llii«li«aa»'s '1 iMi»ed iimd isriioli MKM»hA«
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Ciitcli, et4>.. At H. II. FULLER A CO.'S.
s Notaries Public.
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ALMANACK.
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Oourts of Prolsato and Xteffistrars of DeedJ.
COtlNTlKS.
Annapolis
Antigotiis)! ....
I CnjKS Breton.. .
Colchester
I Cuinberlftml
I'nrrBborough. .
niaby
Guysboro'
'" St. Mary's
Halifox
JUDOKR
OF PROBATF.
E. C. Cowling.
\. McIntoMi. M.I),
L. E. Trenioin.
E. F. Mnnro.
J. D. Kinneiir.
Rroistrarh of
Probatis.
C. M. Forbes.
R. J. Forriftnll.
Joseph A. Gillies.
0. Cnmnhcll.
W. M. FiiUerton.
Hants, West . . ,
Inverness . . . .
Kings
Lunenburg , ...
Chester ......
Pictou
Queens
Richmond ....
Shelburne ....
•T. A. Dennison.
E. Cnvritt, M.».
.Tobn McDaniel.
Hon. 8. L. Shan-
non, Q. C.
C. E. DeWolfe.
E. D. Tremnin.
Stephen H.Moore.
G. T. Solomon.
Chnrles Hudd.
•Inmes Ed Hnrt.
Wm.D.R. Cameron
Wm. Howe.
Rroirtrarr of
Ukkds.
James Fogo.
.T. N. 8. Marshall,
W. K. Cutler.
Fiobt. O. Irwin.
" Barrington .Tosiali Coffin.
Victoria li. G. Campbell.
Yarmouth James Murray.
Allan Haley.
Donald McDonald.
Henry Lovett.
Wm. A. Gaetz.
Jno.HamiUnn Lane,
Nathaniel Freeman
D. O'C. Madden.
Cornelius White.
F. W. Homer,
Alexander Cameron.
H. A. Grantham.
John McCormack.
C. N. Harrington.
John Gillirs.
James K. Blnir.
James E. Purdy.
A. T. Cliirke, M.D,
Cbas McC. Campbell
Wm. Moir.
W. D 1. Cameron
William H. Keating.
David Hamilton.
John A. McDonnell
Saml. Chipman.
Henrv Bailjy.
Oeo.E.DeWitt.MD
Jno. Ferguson.
N. Freeman.
Thomas T. Jean.
Cornelius White.
Den. do. R.A. Bruce
F. W. Homer.
A. Taylor. Jr.
Miss A. Murray.
NOVA SCOTIA BARRISTERS* SOCIETY.
Hmorary Memhers, the Chief Justice and Jiif)};es of the Supreme
Conrf. President, Hon. J. S. D. Thompson, Q. C; Vice-Presidmt, S. G.
R'ffhy, Q. C. ; Treamrer, Hon. S. L. Shannon, Q. C. ; Council, The
Presiflenr, Vice-President nnd Tronsiirer, J. Norninn Ritchie, Esq.,
Q. C; William F. McCoy, Fsq, Q C; Wnllnco Graham, Esq.. Robt.
Sedgewick, Esq , H. MiD. Henry, Esq. Secretary, W. R. Foster, Esq.
CommisBionera Residing Without the Province, and Appointed
to do Acts Without the Province, Under
Sec. 54, Ch. 96, R. S.
IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.
England.
Alfred Heales. 45 Carter's Lane, Doctors' Commons. .London
Eustace Anderson, 17 Ironmongers Lane •'
Edward Webb "
Tbos. Sanford Rnlph. 9 Thropmorton Street "
William Annand "
Kichard Thomas Andrew Smith, No. 1 Calverly,
Mount Tunbridgo Wells "
Alex. Gilhspie, jr "
Seaion F. Tavlor. 5 Gravf Inn Square , "
Wnv D. Tr.8hfield, [.IJHnk Buildings "
Joiin A. Mat cbom A usten, TreaiKlo "
Wm. Law Gane. B4J liishopfrate street within "
;-Ienry F. Pollock. 4 Great Winchester St "
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H. H. FULLER & CO., hca<1 of Power's Wharf
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Dh;i.ClIERS PAUMI0U8
[1882
John TIandn. 6 Queen Victoria St Loiiilori
Frederick I'urish "
Ittidlev Wni. Hercsford, Leatlitey, IronAelds '*
Thos. '\Vm. Bi«ch(iff, 4 Greiit . indies «r St "
Hubert Thomas I^ttev, 16 Devonshire Square, Bishop-
gate Streot •'
Qeo. Thos. llaigh (Jverpool
Scotland.
Alex. Patteri'oiJ Piirve« Edinburgh
Hugh jHmes Rollo, 14 Young St *'
Wni. Alex. McLaren, Writer to the Signet "
Chas. Kssun tilaxgow
IN THE DOMINfON OF CANADA.
QuKnEC.
Philip 8. Ro8!». 182 St. .Tames St Montreal
Hon. Levi Buggies Church *'
•Tohn I'opham "
Matthew H. Kscott... "
Fred. Sivles Lymnn '•
Arch \Vm. Stevenson *'
A Vila Roui'bonnifre, 83 Rue St., Jacques "
James Naitniiih Greensliield "
J. Aylwin Creighton '*
P.C. Beachesne, N. P Carleton, P.Q.
Htinrv James Morgan Ottawa
R. J. Meaksteed *'
New Brcnhwick.
Alfred TT. Demille St.John.N.B.
X.Herbert Voil "
George M. Burbridge "
John Kerr "
Augustus P. Rolph •' 1
Saml. Gay Morse Hopewell, Albert Co !
Princk Edward Island. j
Thomas Kelly Summorside |
INDIA. I
Lietit. Genl. Donald M. Stewatt Bengal
Major vienl. Michael A. 8. Biddulph *'
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Arthur J. McLeod Boston
Jhs B. Bell
Edwd J. .lames
Stiliman B. Allen
Joseph B. Braman
Frank Seatiiun
Alfred l>. Foster
Joseph 4.. Hurris
Sumuel Jenuison "
Fred I'. Kaiibinks New York
W. E Scovill. bO I'.roadwfly "
Graeme M. NVilsoii , Baj' City, Michigan
.losi'tjii ■!. R. Plant Washington
Philip A. Hoyne ChicHgu
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, Hopewell, Albert Co
TInplateSf Sheet Iron, Canada Platesy Grain Tin, etc.
1882J ALMANACK. 91
Oommisaioneri BealdinB in the Frovinoo of Nova Scotia to do
Aots Without the Province.
For thr Province of Qukiiro.
N. H. Meanlicr Halifax
Thomas Ritchie •'
Foil TIIK PkOVIXCK of NkW BhtNSWICK.
J M.ChlshoIni Halifax
0!iarl«s R. Smith Amhen<t
For thk State of Masmachi'bktts.
Byron A. WeHton TIalifox
Form of Affidavit to de annexed to any account or claim rendered by a
creiHtor to an executor or adminittrator.
A. B. of———, makcth oath and saith, that the foregoing paper writing
doth contain a true and correct account of his demand against the estate
of , deceased, and that all the credits to which the deceased was
honestly and justly entitled, so far as deponent believes, have been given
on said account; and that the balance of is justly and truly owing
to deponent
Sworn before me at , this day of , A. D., 18 — .
A. B.
OOEOXTBBS.
County of Annapolis— Gilbert F, Difmnrs, Steph Crosscnp,
Isaac B. Bonnett, Jno Woodhurry, m.d., Geo T. Bingny, m.d., Zcbcdiah
Crosscnp, Saml McCormack, Robt J. Ellison, m.d., Jno Bohaker, Isniic
Dunn, Obadiah Parker, Samuel C. Rope, Weston A Fowler, Henry F.
Burns, Snmnel Primrose, ji.d., Charles W. Parker, John Churiton,
Leander R. Morse.
County of Anttgonish — Wlllinni H. Macdonald, m.d.. Arch
McGillivray, Edmund Corbctt, Alex Mcintosh, m.d., Keil Sutherland,
M.D., J. C.McKinnon, m.d.
County of Capb Breton — Lanchlan Robertson, Jns Greig, Dan
McLarty, Ronnld McDonald, Michncl A. McDonald, k.d.
County of Colciiester — ^Jno B. Dickie, W. E. MoRoberts,
M.D., Elisha Roach, m.d., Charles Bent, m.d., J. L. Peppard, m.d.,
George Fulton, David H. Muir, m.d., Jas Kerr, m.d., Isaac D. Ctoke.
County of Digby — Robt Stephens, m.d., Lemuel Morehotisc,
Charles Everett, Charles E. Pnyson, Henry C. Sabcan, Hnbcrt Sydn,
M.p., Archibald Maxwell, m.d., C. H. Denton. John H. Harris, m.d.,
VViliiatn A. Ellison, M d. Clare — Anselm M. Comeau, m.d., Henry C.
Sabcan. ' .
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CoirKTY or CuMBKRCANit — CHiM V7nH, Jh« T. ShIict, H. a.
niiviMun ( Pan »lHtro' ), TiioH NV. Jitektiou, R. j. Scott, Uol>t Mitchell,
M.n., Ilonj 8. ScninMit, 8. IlownH, m.i>., Hilnit I'lirdy, M.i>., J. Wm.
Oovc, M.D., iTuhn C. Philllpii, m.ii., C. Allan Bliick, m.d.
ConwTY OF (liJVsnoRo* — (wii^iioroHffh Diitriet. — Edw I. Cwnninj;-
ham, J. B. HntiU'y, Patrick MoDoitald, m.d. St. Marff'$ Uittiiii — Jiio
('uiiimini^r, Alux Fulctfiiei*, M.o., James CarapbclJ, M.u.
CouNTT OF Halifax — Wra Pcarsoo, m.d., Wm II. Wwks, m.d.,
Alfrod Cruuchur, m.d., Aiuh'cw Cowie, M.n., C. K. I)urnal>y, Kdward
Furivll, H.D., Joliii 8. Urinu, Tliomaa K. Cliaso, m.u., Aruhiluiiil
Lawson, M.n., I'^lwnrd Jennings, m.u., Tliouias U. Alinon, m.o., John
SoiiifM, M.U., Juliii Linglcy.
County of Hants — .Tno A. Jonkins, F. N. Burgess, m.d., C. J.
GoHt<i|), M.D., >S|iiiiiiu| M. Weeks, &i.d., Arnold.SaniorT, M.n. EiUitern
Dininct. — ^aiuL D. Brown, m.d, A. W. Thonipsun, M.u.
CiorNTY of Invernbba — James G. McKcen, Dun McLean, Win.
Grant, Jno Met ntoah, m.d., Dun Campbell, m.d., Donald Cliisholm, m.d.
County of Kinos — Holmes Masters, m.d., James S. Miller, m.d.,
George Hamilton, Harris O. McLatchey, m.d., Henry Lovett, William
H. VVest, Hunrie Shaw, m.d., Jas F. Palmer, James N. Fitch, m.d.,
Wm Y. Fultarton, m.d., Daniel B. Barker. W. B. Webster, m.d., W.
S. Woodworth, m.d.
County of LuNGNSuno — Nelson Chesley, Daniel Dimoek, Charles
Gra^, M.D., William A. C. Randall, m.d., W'illiain V. Andrews, M. B.
Dtidhrisay, Joseph Stevermftn, m.d., Chas Atkins, m.d., Henry S. Jost,
Wm H. Owen, Herbert Smith, m.d., Jas S Calder, James E. Dauphine.
Cheater — Charles Lordly, George Ross, Henry Alders.
County or Piciou — Dark! Matheson, Wm H. Harris, Lewis
Johnston, m.d., John McKay, Wm Fraser, m.d., James R. Collie,
M.D., Samnel K. Foster , George Murray, m.d., James Mitchell^ John
Smith, M.D., Jolm F. McDonald, m.d.', Donald McGillivray, m.d.,
Murdoch Sutlierland, m.d.
County of Queen's — Jas Forbes, m.d., Jas Collie, Jot B. Harlow,
Colin Canipbeli, M. J. Drew, jr.
County of Richmond — Edmund P. Flynn, Maurice Kavanagh,
Wm Brymcr, Hy C, Fixott, m.d., D. Grouchy.
County of Shelburne— Wm J. Bell, Rol^ert W. Freeman, H. L. |
Kelly. M.D., Samuel W Burns, m.d., James D. Densmore, m.d., Uarilctt ;
F. ObwH. BatrtwjtoH—J. K. Wilson, m.d., J. J. Bchrage, m.d. '
County of VieTOBiA— Jno McLell«n, 8. O. A. McKcen, m.d. I
John L. Bcthutie, m.d \
County of Ya«moutii — Yannoutk — James C. Farish, m.d., Natl
Hilton, G. J. Fwrish, m.»., Thomas D. Chipman. Arffi/lf — Matthew
Jeifrey, Forrann Hatfield, Wm Barton, m.d., James M. Lent, Wm.*H.
Buut.M.D., Thos Kirliy, M.D ;
ik»Hr4>|uiHi« ttiui Vot»^ Vry rMiMauid rrcscrvliij; ILvHlu
■-Aik
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ALMANACK.
93
T. SHiicr, H. A.
ott, Uubt Mitchvll,
nly, M.D., J. Win.
M.o.
— Edw I. Cunning;-
'nrif'$ bintrhi — Jnu
M.u.
m II. Wec'IcH, M.D.,
. I)urriiil>y, Kdwiird
0, M.U., ArchitmlU
Alinon, u.o., John
lurj^csfl, M.D., C. J. I
tori, M.l>. EauUrH
M.o.
)im McLean, Win.
laid Cliisliolm, m.d.
los S. Miller, if.D.,
ry Lovett, William
:ies N. Fitch, m.d.,
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County of Annapolis.
District No 1, Beniah Spinney; No 2, Geo Roaoli ; No. 3, J. S.
Leonard; No 4, Alfred Vidito; No. 5, VVni H. Younfr ; No. 6, Geo
Kennedy; No 7, Jas H. Tlioine; No 8, Jas P. Roop ; No 9, William
Milliner; No 10, A. W. Corbitt luid J. H. Healev ; No 11, Stephen
E. IJent; No 12, B. H Parker; No 13, Wm Charteau ; No 14, Cliaa
H. Ford ; No 15, Joa Biu-kler.
County of Antigonish.
District No 1, Arisrtijj, Huffli R. McAdam ; No 2, Capo George,
Donnld McEachren ; No 3, Monistown, Dongald Vlncdonald ; No 4,
Aniiufkinixh, Angus McIshmc and Iluyh McLelinn ; No 5, Locliaber,
Genrjic Sinclair; No 6, South River, Arctn'bald McPhee ; No. 7, St.
Andrews, Allan Macdonnell ; No 8, Tnicadio, Edward Delorey ; No
9, Harbor hu Bouchc, John Corbett ; No 10, Pomquet, Gcorye H.
Ii-idli ; No U, St. Joseph's, John Macdonald.
County of Cape Breton.
District No 1, Sjdney (Disr. North), J. II. Boatty; No 2, Ball's
Creek, J. B. Jackson ; No 3, Mira, E. T. Moscley ; No 4 Sydney Mines,
J II. Christie; No 5, Mtiinadieu, D. McDoiigal! ; No 6, Louishurgh,
Pairifk O'Toole ; No 7, Gabnrus, S. A. Grant; No 8, South bide East
Bay, Donaid McLean ; No 9, Boisdale, Stephen McNuil ; No 10, Bonlnr-
dario, A. W. McLean; No 11, Liniran, David McKeen ; No 12, Cow
Bay, A. E Bown ; No 13, Big Pond. M. E. Gillies; No 14, Grand
Narrows, H. F. McDoiigall ; No 15, Cat>done, Alex McDonald; No
16, Trout Brook, William Biirkc; No 17, Grand Mira, Duncan Gillis ;
No. 18, Sydney (South Di&trici), Wm Buchanan; No 19, North Side
iila^t Bay, D. J. Mclsaac.
County of Colchester.
District No 2, Clifton. James N. Crowe; No 3, Brnokficld, John
L. Hamilton; No 4, Lower Stewiackc, W. H. Guild; No 5, Middle
Stcwiacke, E Tapper, Jr; No G, Upper Slewiacke. James E. Dickie,
R. T. Logan; No 7, Salmon River, J. M. Pitblado; No 8, Kemptown,
Alex McKay; No 9, Earltown, Wm Ross; No 10, Waugh's River,
David Nelson ; No 11, Tatr.magonche, Jolin Miller, James Clarke; No
12, New Annan, Geo W Nelson; No 13, North River, Thomas J. G.
Nelson; No. 14, Lower Onslow, T. B. Chisholm; No 15, Upper
Londonderry, James Flemining; No 16, Middle Londonderry, Joseph
11. Morrison, J. G. Blaikie; No 17, Lower Londonderry, A. S. I).
Fulton ; No 18, Economy, T. F. McKenzie; No 19, Five Islands, Jas
Adams.
County of Cumberland.
District No 1, Amherst, J. R. Pipes, Joshua Blick, Martin Chapman;
No 2, Westchester, Martin C. Ilalliday; No 3. Goose River, Stepheti
Oxley, Samui'l Moon ; No 4, Oxford, I. J. Hingley, R. L. Black ; No
5, Maccaii, Jeptha Harrison ; No 6, Spring Hill, A. G. Purily ; No 7,
Pugwash, J. A. Elliott. A. Wilson; No 8, Wallavc, John Mclnnis, J.
L. McKim ; No. 9, Wentworth, Hugh D. Chisholm ; No 10, Advocate,
A. McLellan ; Noll, Parrsboro', Jesse W. Fuligton, T. J. Carroll;
No 12. Port Greville, Charles Smith; No 13, Victoria, Ephraim Howard.
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County of Digby.
District No 1, llil^hor<;h, Willfam R. Rice: No 2, Harnesvrl'e,
Wni II. HaincH ; No 3, Diifby, John HoMswonh, .James A. Miiiihrs;
No 4, Sandy Cove, Jones H Morehouse; No."!, Frecpori, H R. HniHCs,
No 6, Wcstport, George B. Potter; No 7, St Mary's Buy, John
Kinney; No 8, Wcymouih, George H. Dunbar; No r3. Turn ton, .las
McKay ; No 15, Rossxvay, Chaa II. Denton ; No. 16, Smhh'a Cove,
Chas Winchester.
District of Clare.
District No 9, Beliveao Cove, Peter L. Godet ; No 10, Clare, Jolin
B. Beliveau, .Maximim Comeau; No II, Moniagon, Heniamin Roliicheau.
Josopb A. Robicheau ; No 12, Salmon Rtver, Nithulas Deveau ; No
14, N«w Tuskct, Foreman Hatfield, i
County of Ouysboro.
District No 1, Goysboro, William Hartshorno, James A. Tory;
No 2, Intervale. William Tory ; No 3, Manchester, RIcharl W. ('on-
iiiuttham ; No. 4, Mellbrd, Thomns May ; No. 5, Crow HarlH)r, Jolin
,J. Ehler; No 6. Canso, Asa Cohoon ; No 7, Country Harbor, Wm
Gunn; No 1), While Head, Jamea H. Feltuiate ; N» 14, S.-iimon River,
Thomas O'Neill; No \b, Isaac's Harbor, Ira L. Giffin ; No 16, New
Harbor, John J. Sangsiir; No 17, Tracadie, Thoiiias Fitzgerakl ; No
19, Larry's Riier, Charles W. Lundy.
District of St. Mary's.
District No 8, Shcrbrooke, James A. Fraser, Daniel Ilattic ; No 9,
Marie J»scph, James Hem low ; No 10, Glcneig, John A. Kirk; No
12, Indiavi Harbor, Daniel W. Crockett; No 13, lalcdoiiia, Altxandcr
Hattic; No 18, Goshen, Alexander Sinclair.
County of Halifax.
District No 7, Herring Cov«, John Hays ; No 8, Portugneso Cove,
James Fit zgeraM ; No 9 Sambro, John ToH<ih ; No 10, Upper Prospect,
\V. P. Clirisdan ; No 11, Indian Harlwr, James E. Sliatlord ; No 12,
French Village, Alvan Huhlcv ; No 13, Soryfield, Geo Umlnh ; No 14,
N. W. Arm, or Halifax. B.' W. Chlpman ; No 15, Bedford (4-Mile
House). K. E. Burgess; N« 16. Hammonds Plains, Norman Hays, Jr.,
No 17, Bedford, Joseph Hninilton ; N» 18, OakHel<i, Col Laurie; No 19,
Milford, G. H Madill; No 20, Meagher's Grant, Danl Diilnian No 21,
Middle Mn*qnortolM>it, John I). Tupper; No 22, Upper Miii««juo<loboit.
Adam Dean ; No 23, Lower Prospect, Edmund Ryan ; No 24. Moser's
River, Solonioti Fancy; No 25. Sheet Harbor, David W. ArchibiM ;
No 26, Spry Bav, George A Leslie ; No 27, Head of Jeddore, Wm
Guild ; Ne 28, Cliezzetcook, John Lapierre; No 29, Lawreneetown, Jan
Crook; No 30, Preston, James L Griffin; No 31. Ctdo Harbor, Johu
G. Bisgett ; No 32, Hubbard's Core, John E. ShatfonI ; N©. 33, Eastern
Passage, Joseph Uimelman ; No 34, West Quoddy, Thomas O'Lenry;
No 35, Little River, DonaJd Archibald; No 36, Musqnodoboit Har-
bour, Geo Rowlings.
County of Hants (West)
District No 1, Windsor, Robert Bacon ; No 2, St. Croix, George H.
DcWoIt", David Hunter; No 3, Newport South, Thomas W. Cochnm,
J. Albert VauL'han ; No 4, Newport North, Elias T. Dimock, Anthony
Sanford, Wm. Knowles ; No 5, Falmouth, George Akins ; No 6, Kempt,
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John G. Burgess, Samuel Caldwell; No 12, Falmouth Forks, Jumes
Ilaution ; No IG, Ilatitsport, Jameii VV. Lawrence.
District of East .^ants.
District No 5, l^awdon Church, John W. Bond; No 8. Sonth Rawdon
and Uniacke, John Mcrjenrn ; No 9, Noel, James W. Ettenger nnd
Thomas Hunter; No 10, Nine Mile River, Alex. G. McPhee and Jas
A, Thompson; No 11, Maitiand, A. Frame, R. B. Katon, Adams
McDouffall ; No 13, Shul)cnacadie, G. W. Walker and J. J. Black-
burn ; No 14, Walton, Capt. J). II. Morris.
County of Inverness.
District No 1, G. C. Lawrence; No 2, D. McDonnell; No^.3, J.
Mcintosh ; No 4, Aw McEachen ; No 5, Lewis McKeen and J. McNeil ;
No 6, A. Kennedy ; No 7. J McLeod ; No 8, A. McLennan ; No 9, D.
McFnrlane ; No 10, Donald Ethridge ; No 11, Severin Au'Coiu; No
12, Donald McDonald and Ntil McAulay ; No 1.3, Huyh McLennan ;
No 14, Neil McMillan; No 1.5, Angus McCormick; No. 16, Donald
McDonald; No 17, John McKeen.
County of Kings.
District No 1, Elijah West, David M. Dickie; No 2, Charles P.
Eaton ; No. 3, J. Miner Roscoo ; No 4, J. Melbourne Marchant; No 5,
David Berteaux ; No 6, James Lyon.««, B. U. Calkin; No 7, Jehiel
Davison ; No 8, John W. Bar.ss ; No 9, John B. North ; No 10, James
Patterson ; No 11, Michael Lonergaii ; No 12, Thomas 11. Harris; No
13, Andrew F. Chipman ; No. 14, Dutiiel B. Parksr.
County of Lunenburg:. j
District No 1, Lunenburg, John Danpiiine, James Brown; No 2,
Ritceys Cove, James N. Wentzel; No 3 Blockhouse, Lewis Knaut,
John Ernst; No 4, Upper La Have, James E Dauphiiie ; No 5, New
Germany, Caleb Langille; No 8, Petite Riviere, John D. S perry ; No
9, Bridyewater, Thomas K. Cragg, James A. Curll ; No 13, Conqurall,
Philip Cross.
District of Chester.
District No 6, Chester, Robert Smith and James E. Whitford •
No 7, New Ross, Geo H. Windrow; No 11, Mill Cove, Geo Shatford ;
No 12, Biandford, Peter Boutillier; No 14, West Shore and Basin,
James W. Langille.
County of Fictou.
District No 1, Fishers Grant and Pietou Island, John Ferguson;
No 2, Carril)oo, I)onald Fraser ; No 3, Cape John and Toney Kiv«r,
John McRac; No 4, River John, James li. Collie, md.; No 5, W.
B. River John, Alexander J. McKay , No 6, Dalhonsie Mtn., John K.
McDonald; No 7, Hardwood Hill, William Stevenson; No 8, West
River and Green Hill, Hugh S. Fraser; No 9, Mt Thorn, Saml
Archibald; No 10, Gairloch and Mill Brook, Robt Maxwell; No 11
New Lairg, John R, McDonald ; No 12, Albion Mines, Colin R.
Fraser; No 13, New Glasgow and Churchville, Angus McMillan ; No.
14, Little Harbour, Robert McNeill; No 15, McLellan's Mountain,
Donald McGillivray, m.d.; No 16, E. B. East Rivtr, James McDonald;
No 17, W. B. E. R. SieIlartou& Hopewell, John McDonald and Robt
Willis; No 18, Middle River. Donald McLeod; No ig.Baillie's Brook,
William Smith; No 20, Barney's River, Robert Bannermnn ; No 21,
Merigomish, John D. Fraser; No 22, Garden of Eden, Roderick
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iMcDoiigall ; No 23, Westville, John McDougald ; No 24, Wentworth
(Grant, David J. Meikle.
County of Queens.
District No 1, Archibald J. Campbell ; No 2, Albert M. Hemeon ;
iNo 9, William Doggett ; No 4, Solomon Stewart ; No 5, John H.
jllnrlow; No 6, J. Vincent Dexter; No 7, Joseph Chandler; No 8.
|Eli>ha Dolliver; No 9, John H. Fraeer; No 10, Henry 6. Frame ; No
111, Stephen C Tupper; No 12, George C. Middlemass; No 13, Lewis
iMinard
County of Bichmond.
District No 1, Arichat, Charles J. Fuller; No 2, Petit de Grat,
[Joseph R. Thomson ; No 3, Descouss, William LeVisconte; No 4, R.
Inhabitants, Edward Proctor; No 5, West Bay, William Calder; No
6, R, Bourgeoise, M. J. T. McNeil ; No 7, St. Peters, Murdock McRae ;
No 8, Hay Cove, John McDonald; No 9, Grand River, John Murchi-
son; Nolo, Lardoise, WmBrymer; Noll, West Arichat, Wm Le-
Blanc ; No 12, Loch Lomond, Wm Chisholm ; No. 13, Framboise, Nor-
I man McAskill.
County of Shelburne.
District No 1, North East Harbor, Amos Hagar and Jos McKaj;
I No 2, Gunning Cove, Joseph Walters ; No 3, Shelburne, E. J. Mur-
phy, James D. Goodick ; No 4, Ohto, James Bower; No I Jordan,
liobert W. Freeman ; No. 6, Lockeport, Churchill Locke and Jacob
Locke J No. 7, Lewis Head, Alexander Harlow, William Horkins.
District of Barrington.
District No .5, Shag Harbour, H. Chute, Theo Nickerson ; No 6,
Cape Sable Island, W. B Smith, E. Crowell ; No 7, Barrington, J. B.
Lawrence, H, Nickerson ; No 8, Port La Tour, Wm A. Snow, S. M.
Snow.
County of Victoria.
District No i, Washabuckt, John Scott McNeill; No 2, Middle
River, Donald McQuarric ; No 3 Baddcck, John Lemuel Bethune,
M.D., Philip McRae; No 4, South Gut, Duncan McDonald, m.p. ; No 5,
^>n}J;!'''htown, John McDonald ; No 6, Boulardarie, John A. Eraser.
Colin Munro; No 7. Intjonish, Thomas Curtis, Jr; No 8, Cape North,
Murdoch G. McLcod, Jr ; No 9, Bay St Lawrence, Rupert George
Zwicker ; No 10, N. S. Little Narrows, John Matheaon Miller ; No
11, North Shore, Angus Buchanan; No 12, Kelly's Cove, Charles
Lnuchlin Campbell; No 13, North River, Donald John McLeod ; No
14, S. S. Little Narrows, Angus Mclver.
County of Yarmouth.
District No 1, Edwin S. Crosby; No 2, John A. Hatfield; No 3,
James E. Allen ; No 4, Alfred Perry ; No 5, Robt R. Rose ; No. G,
William Corning ; No 7, James Burrill ; No 8, G. G. Sanderson ; No
9, Freeman Dennis; No 10; J.J. Lovitt ; No 11, Nathan B. Lewis;
No 12, A. M. Hattield; No 13, Ansel Bobbins.
District of Argyle.
District No ."j, Plymouth, Jeremiaii H. Porter; No 6, Tusket, Jas
A. Hatfield; No 6, Eel Lake, John B. Porter; No 7, Argyle, O. W.
Slncomb ; No 8, Pubnico, Maturin D'Entrcmont : No 9, Kemptville,
Lemuel Hamilton.
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' ConxTY OP Annapolis — Geo R. Grassie, I. W. Rtiggles, Jjiincs
Gvav, William Y. Foster, Clias M. Forlxjs, John Milla, John Meet,
Robert Mills, Edward Baiteau, T. W. Chesley, Tlios C. VVheel»«k,
Albert Bcult), L. S. Muree, VVilliain Rcnrdon, liicbardMon Harris, A.
W. Covljett, Harris Von Blarcuin, Richard J. Uniaeke, J G. II.
I'arker, William Chipman, iSanuiel MaeCormack, Alltert Morse,
Samuel H. Gray, Edwin Ruygles, John. B. Willis, Timothy C.
Boliaker, William Carletoii, James VVbeuliM-k.
Co. OF Antigonisuk — William R. Cunningham, William J. Beck,
Richard J. JTorristail, Thomas M. Kinjf, Edward Corbett, Alexander
Mclnnis, Archibald A. McGillivrayy John C. MeKinnon, m.».
Co. m^ Capk Breton — C. E. Leonard, Henry Davenport, John A.
ISfooro, L. Robertson, John McLean, John Fergusson, Jul\n Forbes,
ChasJ. Clark, Joiseph McVarish, Bl()wc^^ Archihaid, Colin Chisholm,
L. E. Tiemain, Frederick MosL-ley, Martin J. Fhoran.
Co. op CoLCHESTiiR — James F. Blanchard, Jas. Id Blair, WjlHam
McKim, Wm A. Fulmore, John King, Geo Reading, Eliakiui Tupjnr,
jr., B. F. Fcarson, Jobn Millar, Alexjuidcr C. Patterson> Norman J.
Laytoiu -
Co. OF Cumberland— C G. Donkin, William H. Rogers, Donald
McKay, Cyrus Bent, J. Z. Bliss, Wm Oxley, Amos I'urdy, VV. Y.
King, Arthur Davidson, An>:u.- McLcod, Tlioni|.soii J. C pji, Col ig-
wood I'ugsloy, Anj:us McGiilivrny, Williain vSntith, J« lin iV>. Towns
hend William J Moli'ait, Charles R fcimiih, Altxandtr M, Wills, J.
William Cove, MD, Mai han B. Morris, William M FulietlDn, Arthur
R. J)ickey, Harding Cartir, Wiliiam Moifatt, Joseph Jones, John
Hewson, Wm. Grtenfield, Edward B. Blenhoin, Gilbert Seaman, Alex
S. 'J'ownsheiid, C. E, Rutebtoni, Richard L. Black.
Co. OF DiGBY— Chas Budd, Edward M. Marshall, Basil A.
Robiehau, William B. Stewart, 15. H. Rufigles, Edward Hogan, W
H. Taylor, John V. i'urdy, Charles H. Denton, Jolm Huhlsworlh,
Franiis Hutchinson, Charles Canipbeli, CaUin Haymoi'd, John A
Eussell. Clare — Louis (^. Bourque, Bonaveniure Kobicheau, A. M.
Comeau, A. A. Coinean.
Co. OF GuYSBOKo' — William G Scott, John Mahoney, Jas B.
Hadley, Wm Harr, Christopher Jost, F. C. Cullen, Edward I.
Cunningham, James E. ilarr, 8oh)iuoii Cahoon, John McMillan, James
A. Tory, VVilliain Harishoriie, Thomas Condon. St. AJuri/'s Disl —
Alex N. McDonald, W. D. R. Cameron, Daniel Hattie, James A.
Eraser, Allan McQuarrie.
Co. OP Halifax — Henry C. D. Twining, William Evens, Joseph
Kaye, Charles M. Nutting, Benjamin G. Gray, Napean Clarke,
William Twining, Charles IXvlor, Wailace Graham, William F.
McCoy, John D. Tupper, John H. Anderson, Isaac J. Wylde,
Alexander btephen, Joiin Erwin, jr, Georyo A. Allison, Wiiliain
R. Fosiler, J. W. Longley, Lewis W. DesBarres, William Mnnro,
J. Harvey Frith, Byron A. Weston, Thomas Rite'iie, John M. Chisholni,
Charles 11. Tupper, Robert iSedgewiek, Charles Sydney Harrinuton,
John T. Bulmer, James M. Oxley, Walter S. Doull, Ge()rge H. Fielding,
Hurrtivore or vv«i-y 4l«8eripliofi nt r. nAMH'8, opi>. rm%% vlllce.
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iieilerick P. Outram, Jonathan Parsons, William Condon, Peter R.
blaikc, J. W. Kelly Johnston, Edwin D. King, William Hny. John
[rentier, Albert Peters, Fenwick W. Johnston, James M. Oxley, Thos
O'Brien, Geo Ritchie.
Co. OF Hants — John O. King, Jas Poyntz, Isaac Carver, M. H.
}oudj?c, George H. King, J. W. Ouseley, H. Percy Scott. Eastern
District. — David Frieze.
Co. OF Inverness — Lauchlnn McDougall, Angus McDonald
IVilliam Grant, William McPherson, Duncan Campbell, m.d., Donald
IcDonald, Angus Grant, A. A. Taylor, James T. Lawrence, John
[McKay, John Mcintosh, m.d., D. F. McLean.
Co. OF Kings — Richard Starr, William Crane, Benjamin H.
Calkin, Winckvvorth Chipman, Wm Eaton, Geo Hamilton, Geo F.
Robinson, Geo Dodge, Levi W. Eaton, Joseph Benjamin Daviscn,
John H. Dennison, Edward A. Pyke, John Hamilton, E. Sidney
Crawley, John P. Chipman, Wentworth E. Roscoe, John W. Wallace,
George Munro, Barclay Webster.
Co. OP Lunenburg — Daniel Dimock, James Dowling, James D.
ScHg, Benjamin Dauphinee, liCwis Smith, William J. Dauphine,
Wm. H. Owen, Daniel M. Owen. Chester — Charles Lordly.
Co. OP PiCTOU — Hon James Eraser, Robert Murray, James
Primrose, Robert DouU, Henry R. Narraway, Donald Robertson,
Rodk McKenzic, David Matheson, Geo W. Underwood, John Gollan,
Hugh J. Cameron, David Marshall, John D. McDonald, A. M. Eraser,
Richard Tanner, Robert Willis, James Roy, Charles E. Tanner, John
McGilivray. •
Co. OF Queens — John Edgar, James Collie, Wm. Ford, Matt Drew,
jr., William Anderson, Patrick Flynn, Thomas M. Dunphy.
Co. OF Richmond — William Crichton, John R. Smith, Daniel
O'C. Madden, John Freehil, John Matheson, E. P. Flynn, John H.
Rhindress, David Grouchy, Angus McNeil, George H. Bissett, John
Morrison, Peter Grouchy, William R. Cutler, David A. Hearn.
Co. op Shelburne — fJosiah Coffin, Robert Carrie, J. C. Smith,
Wm J. Bell, R. G. Irwin, Jacob Locke, George A. Cox, Frank C.
Bianchard, Thos W. Wilson, Bartlett G. Covill, J. J. E. DeMolitor.
Barrinijton — Josiah Snow, Gabriel Robertson, John B. Lawrence, Jno
K. Knowles.
■{ Co. OF Victoria — Joseph Hart, Donald Morrison, Wm Jones,
Donald McLean, Alex Taylor, jr., D. McDonald, John Burke, John
L. Bethune, m.d., Lachlan G. Campbell, Alex McDonald.
Co. OP Yarmouth — J. W. H.Rowley, Thomas B. Flint, Nathan
Hilton, Thos B. Crosby, Geoi'ge Bingay, J. W. E. Darby. Argyk —
John Bourque, Enos Gardner, Jas M. Lent.
JTTSTZOSS OF THE FSACS.
[The members of the Municipal Councils exercise tlie functions of Justices of the
Peace, with the exception of Judicial Acts.)
County op Annapolis — Peter Delancey, David C. Landers, Edwd.
Eaton, lianicl NichoUs, John Mills, Thomas C. Wheelock, Miner
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Tupper, John F. Bath, Robert Parker, Robert Mills 2d, Andreail
Bomikci-, Arthur Dodge, Joel Banks, Jorden Messenj^r, Benainli
Spinney, Ambrose Bent, Hon William C. Whitman Martini
Gates, Charles Spurr, Avard Longley, James Wheelock, James E,j
Potter, Joseph W. Kobbins, Andrew H. Hams, Richardson HamsJ
Willijun Crossoiip Ij-t, William Weathorspoon, Willinm Y. FosteiJ
Jacob Chute, James Foster, Dimock Gates, James W. Spurr, Israeli
McNair, Heury Parsons, William J. Crosscup, Manly White, Charlosl
M. Forbes, I'uglis I'hinney, Isaac D. Vroom, WiJIiam Dai-pie, jr.l
Stephen B. HciinijrTar, James Roy, John Gates, Murray Elliott, JosI
Elliott, BenJHiniii Fellows, Wm B. Troop, Wm Shaffner, Benjamiiil
Shaffner, Harris Foster, Georpc Troop, G. Murdoch, Snmuel DnnielsJ
William Rciorden, Jacob Neily, Major Stronach, Walter WeltoiiJ
Jno Stoddart, Bernard Calnek, Samuel McCormick. John Ryder,!
Charles AVliitman, Jno Rice, Wni Wright, Wm Carlton, Georgel
Ditmars, Dowe 1). Potter, Thomas A. Margeson, William V. Jones,!
John G. Bakom, William H. Ray, Dow J. Morse, Samuel Pickup,
Job Wade, Edward Bartcaux, George Hai-dwick, David McLellaii,
William McLaughlau, Thonms Banks, Willinm Miller, Jacob Slocuni,
George Neily, Francis Miller, William H. Balcora, Joel Slocinn,
Elias Phinney, Stephen Beals, Gilford Delap, John B. Troop, Wm
Shaw, Israel' Letteny, Stephen E. Bent, Elias Beals, Edmona Bent,
Obadiah M. Taylor) Norman B. Spinney, Shippy Spuir, Fowler
Bums, William Chipman Jr., Edward Bachnian, \^illiam J. H. Bal- 1
com, Wallace Phir.ney, Benj. L Winchester, Arthur Harris, John
' Prince, Jno W. VViiitiuan, Siins Porter, Chas H. Ford, Jno Anthony,
John S Morse, Arihiir W ||j}an'i.s, Jas Lonylev, Phiiilav Saunder.--,
Timothy R. Brooks, Jno Morgan, Benj Goldsmith, Thus Delap, Edwd
Milherry, Jas E. Oakcs, Chas A. Elliott, Harris VanBliin»m, Robert
Bent, Wm V. Vroom, Wcllinju'ton Farnsworih, J, All>ert Beckwiili,
Edgar II. Porter, Edmund Clark, Jt>col> Lontr, Ezekiel Ciosscn|), J.
Avard Morse, Benjamin Hanly Parker, Ciiarles E. Tr. op, James
Horsefall, John A. Morse, John M. Harris, James V. Gava/.a, E.
Stanley Prentice Edward C. Bishop, James H. Whitman, Frederick
Leavitt, A. B. Stronach, Charles Jacques, Jos. N. North, Christopher
Anderson, Charles Brinton, jr., Benjamin Starra»t, Morton Forsyth,
John Lockctt, Frederick Harris, Solomon Cliute, Phineas L. Chesley,
David Wade, Samuel S. Bottart, James h.. Thorne. Charles Ditmars.
Samuel A. Westlake, F. Miles Chipman, Josliua Buckler, Theodore
Mar.sliall, Henry M. Phinney, G«'orge E. Chesley, Isaiah Dodue, John
F. Keagh, Joseph Bent, Samuel N Jackson, Albert Marshall, Christian
Grimm, John Boliak«r, Benjamin Fearn, John Harris, Edwin G. Dodge, ;
James H. Metcalf, KichanI Sandford, Jolui G. Morrison, Ambrose L. i
Ranks, W. H. Kistern, Jolinsion W. Oakes, Charles Jacques, John i
Troop. !
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Hon John
or Antigokish — Dongald Cameron, Alex McDonald
McKinnon, Robert McDonald, Archibald McGillivray,
Angus Mclsaac, John McDonald, (Pomkei Forks,) Neil McKenna,
Alexander Mclnnes, George H. Irish, Alexander Cameron, Andrew
Chisholm, Arch A. McGillivray, W. J. B»»ck, Elisha M. Randall,
Alexander Mcintosh, jf.ix, Colin Ross, Jno MeGillivray, Arch Kraser,
Michael Crispo, Timothy Crispo, Joseph MacDona d, (Meadow Green),
John McDonald, (Ohio). Jatnes G. Ross, Colin Chisholm, William
Gerrior, John Chisholm, Elisha William Ilandall, Roderick Chisholm,
A. Mk 8tttck er B(eC«>«, I<lue« hii4 Twtju«8» always uu lkau<t«
t Virginia, &c.
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Allan Cninoron, Rodk McDennld, John Fraser, Filwnrd Corbett,
Henry VVt4il), Moses Bomeis, Michnel Petitpns, John Ohi*<)iolnfj,
(North liivcr), William R. Ciinninffham. Hnjifh McAdnni. Angns
Mclnnis, MMrtin McDonirt'I, David Condon, C-linr!cs Cnmoron,
Alex MrNnnpliton, Don MvD'Tnnld, (Sonrh River), John McOillivrav,
{n. Setih'flieni), Norman McDruinld, Hnirh MeLclIan, John C.
MeD(tn»hl, Alexnn<h'r M. ('nnninsrhnm, T/aHilan Oameron, AUnn
Smith, Ak'X McOillivrav. John A McGillivray, Archi'inM McPhoe,
Liicien Doirrw), Dotuild M<'Millan, Jos McDonald, Andrew McFarlanc,
WilMam Chixholm, (Caledonin), John McMiilnn, Donald Ohisholm,
David McNair, AnL'sis Mclsaae, (Caledonia). William Chisholm, (St.
Andrews,) Anirns McCrillivrny, J mvs M. HsHl, Al»\\ Chisholm, Wm
McDo'nnht, Hicli J. Foiris'all, Anpns McDon<j:a'll, Ansrns McDonald,
Jo*in B. Bonin, Don McDonald, (Kno\dart). John VV. Scars. Alex
Chisholm. (Lower S Riv- r). James Keay, A'cx Manson, Thomas M.
King, AngnB Boyd, Lachlan Mclsaao. Robert Stewart, William J.
Svmonds, Dv)iiaid M<'Gillivray, (S>. River), Anirus McGiIlfvrav,
(Knoydart), Jolm D. McGillivray, (Ohio), Duncan Frascr, (Ohio),
Martin Brophy, (Hollowell Grant), Roderick Chisholm, Georsre A.
Sinclair, 'Lochahcr), Alex MoPhersoii, (Ohio), Angns McDonald,
(Jame.s* River), Dnucan Oiisholm, (St, Andr.-w's), Donald Gillis,
(LochaUer), Clan-nee N. Harrinyton, John Mt'Gillivrny. (H«llo;vel!
Grant). Daniel R. Boyd. William J. Wehh. (Harhonr an Ronche),
Anyiis D. Mi'Giliivray, (MeiTi^iown), Colin H. .VIcKinnon (North
Grant), John McKebijh, jr, (Affon), Anijns McDoniral!, (Harl)our au
15onche), Dini-I Chisholm, ('rracadi'), Jolm Floyd, Rod McGillivray,
Alex McKinnon, Johi MeliL-an, Jwhu McDonald, Honry Boyle, D.
McDonald, Plaride Deloicy.
CooNTY OP Cape Brktow — George G. G. Hill, Hon John Bourinot,
Arnold H'.lmes, William Armstrontr, William Butler, Lanchlan
liohertsoM, Benoni Shc|theid, Anthony Martell, George Riirhy, Donald
H(MS8, lion Thomas D. Aixihiliald, Donahl G'llis, Donald Mi\c-
awlay, Caleb Huntinpton. Thoman Moore, Alexancer Kenna, Dongald
McDontrall, Law Kav.^naidi, A'ex McLean, John Richardson, Henry
V. Bown, l*atri«'k Cadijfan, Ja-nes- Mathexon. John L. Inj^rahani,
Mnrdoch MfDonald, Donald .vicLean, Simon Nicholson, Anj^us Gillis,
Wiiham W. Bown.OowLrS McKay, Dnncan McKenzie, Richard Lafliu,
Tliomas Scott, J T. McKinnon, ("Jlement H. Harrinyton, Benoni
Gontlireao, F. JP Arohhold, Donald Mi Douirall John A Moore, Eflm
Outram, Stephen McNeil, An;.;iis Anvler-<on, Ron McDonald, Ron
McMillan, Wm McDonald, Fras Lewis. Alexander Moore. Alexander
G Hamilton, John Lnrway, Hnnh McGiliivrav, Alex McDonald, Wm
Rout^edge, John Edwards, Patk Collins, Marshall Bourinot, John
VooL'ht, Chas J Clarke, Norman McDonald, Michael Slattery, Walter
Young, Henry Mitchell, James Hitchens, Dun McLarty, Johti Belcher
Moore, Wm. IC Moore, Robert Martin, Allan McLean, James Gillis,
Ronald McDonald. Michael MeLellan,D()n M'-Doui.'all, Allen McAdam,
L:\urencH Holland, Cornelius Hickey, Ewen Roliertson, John SathM*-
land, Thomas P. Jones, David McKeen, Alex C. Ross. Noil McNeill,
Jolm McLean, Henry LeCrass, John T. MotFatt, Blowers Archi!u\ld,
Donald McNeill. Patrick Nevill, Patk O'TooIe, Israel Slattery, H'-ctov
F. McDoiisrall, \inu McLoHah, Jon Ross, John McGrci»or, Geo F. M
Forbes, Hi'diard H. Hmwn. James McNeil, Charles Mnt^^a!), Francis
QuJnan, Roderick Meljetin.^n, Anyas Camplioll, Neil McDonald,
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BELCHER a FARMER S
[1882
Angus McDonald, Joseph McVnrish, Thomas Fortune, Alexander
McAulay. Frederick N. Gisborne, Samuel J. Brookman. Miirdocli
McCodrum, Lawrence Laffin, Malcolm Ferguson, Hector McDonald,
Michael McNeill, James Sullivan, Jno Grant, Michael McNeill, Geurgo
McKay, Michael McGillivray, Alexander McKay, George Scott, James
Gillies, Rodk McNeill, Ronald Gillis, Henrv Lawlor, Joseph MePherson,
Hugh McPhee, Andrew Nesbit, John McDonald, Duncan McEachern,
Roderick McLean, Duncan Gillis, Wm McK McLeod, m.d., Michael
A. McDonald, m d., Willif: tj H. Morley, Charles P. Moffatt. John H.
McLeod, Angus McDonald, Ronald McDonald, James C. McDonald,
Allan McDonald, Lawrence Connell, Murdoch McGregor, John
McNeill, Stephen McDonald, John J. Campbell, Jno A. H. Rhindrcss,
Murdoch Matheson, Alexander McDonald, Angus McDonald, Philip
McDougall, Duncan M. Gillis, Reuben Gouthro, Donald Mormon, M.
J. Phoran, John McRury, John MoMillan; William Burko, John
McKinnon, N. H. Dobson. John J. McDonald, G"'irj»e B. In^raham,
Alex McKenzie, John B. Jackson, W. Buchatian, vieorge M. Htnder-
son, Jno McDonald, Alex. McKenzie, Joseph McNitill. Angus McNeill,
Colin F. Cameron, Norman Morrison. ;
County of Colchbstek — Fras R, Parker, Robt Fletcher. Eliakim
Tupper 4th, Hon Samuel Creolman, John King, Samuel Wiiugh,
William McKim, Wm Faulkner, John Smith, George Reading,
John Irvine, John McKay, J. D. Putnam, Hugh Dunlap, Samuel
Rettie, James N. Crowe, John Yuill, Richd Slade, Alex Ellis, James
Flemming, John M. Campbell, Joseph Fulton, James Crowe 7th,
James McKay, Hugh Gunn, James A. Stevens, Robert Nelson,
Ezra Layton, James K Blair, Robt. J. Pollock, William Gregor,
Hugh Dickson, Daniel McLaughlin, John McGcorge, Robert J.
Pollock, William Gregor, Hugh Dickson, Daniel McLaughlin, John
McGeorge, Robert L. Byers, Thomas B. Chisholm, John B. Dickie,
William Ross, Robert Lewis, Alexander McLeod, George Johnston,
James J. Hamilton, David Ramsay, Robsrt G. Rutherford, Robert
Murray, Isaac Fulton, John Ryan, J. D. McCart, Robert C. Fulton,
Isaac Fiemming, James R. Henderson, William Fulton, George C.
Taylor, James M. Creelman, Kenneth Mcljcan, Harris Fulmore,
Daniel McKenzie, James F. Blanchard, E. Tupper, jr, Saml G. W.
Archibald, Philip Fulmore, James MaxweK, James E. Dickie, Abm
N. Tupper, David McG. Johnston, Isaac Barnhill, Robert Putnam,
John Wier, Eben Fales, Alexander B. Fletcher, Joseph C. Crowe,
Thomas W. Crowe, R. N. B. McLellan, John A. P. McLelan, William
Blackwood, John Clark, Hugh Munroe, John T. B. Henderson, Silas
E. Black, Edward Hyslop, Donald M. Sutherland, Jotham Blair,
George N. McLellan, Daniel Geddens, Charles Longhead, Robert
Forbes, George Fulton, John McKay, James Norrio David C. Slack,
S. G. A. Morrison, Pat Hill, Harris Harrington, L. J. Crowe, Thoin.as
McKay, Levi Davidson, Thomas ,7. G. Nelson, Jam«<( Clark, John
Miller, Win Blair, John Porteous, John Li<rhtl)0(iy, Elienezer IJeattie,
James Kent, Robert Dill, William Lynch, John C. Archibald, Walter
B Hingley, Robert Grant, Ames Fountain, Andrew Y. Corhett,
Robert Forman, Andrew K. Moore, John A. Mc.Curly, Thos Malconi,
Lucius Dickson, Wm M. Hiltz, Alex A. McKimmie, C. W. Johnston,
George Campbell, C. B. Archibald, Amos McCnIiy, J. B. Eraser, Fred
Meagher, James Miller, James Graham, Gilbert Sutherland, William
McKenzie, James McCurdy, Alex. McKay, William Creighton, James
Tlio largest anA most varied Stuck of CilaKH 1» lli^ I*ruvlttr4>«
Robfirtsoii's Superior Mill nnd C'irculnr Haws.
A. Cux, Ilimm H. Entoti, Jolin Dickie, B. F. Ppmisoti, Joseph H.
Morrison, Charles N. Cnmmiiiir«, Geortre Marahnll, Gcorfjc M Bates,
Rohliison Thompson, Andrew O'B. Johnson. Frederick A. Lnwrencc,
Henry C Uphafn. Isaac I). Cook, John B. Fleminj;, Wm Deynrmond,
Georire F. Crowe. W. A. Fulmer, Leonard G. Crowe, E. J8. Baird,
Robert Stevenson.
County op Cumberland — Amos S. Blenkhorn, Henry Harrison,
Den Mncnnmara, Wi'.h'am Pipes, J. K. Elderkin, George Knowlton,
Diivid Purdy, Charles G. Donkin, James Fnl'erton, Mosis Lowp,
Hance Hunter, David Lawrence, Noiman McLeod, William Buker,
Uohert McElman, Robert W. Salter, Martin CImnman, Syrus Bt-nt,
Peter McFarlane, Wm F. Ciitten, Cvrus Black, Doiiulas PuJrsley, Wm
Stewiirt. Alfred Black. William B. Brnndayo, John Braep, Robert
Ward, Francis F. Hatfield, Nathaniel P. Hiipes, David Fullerton, Jno
Davison, Michael K. Puysley, Aaron Rockwell, Levi Borden, William
Waugh, Diivid Ross, Lemncl Biy;ney, Enoch Ii)ml>r<e, Edwin Johnston,
Charles Ward, Donald McKenzie, Thomas McKay, Jno Biirelow,
Ephraim Howard, James Z, Bliss, David McElman, Thomas Lusby,
Arch Dickey, Charles Creed, m. d., Chas Lawrence, Thos R. Black,
Thomas Roiich, J. Hiram Black, Rufiis Black, Patrick, Baird, William
MofFatt, Samuel Bai d, John Atkinson, John Hewson. Wm McNab,
Wm. Scott, Frel A Donkin, Luther Baker, W. D. Main, Bcnj.
Doufjlas, Don McKay, Jas S. Hickman, Alex M. Wills, VVm Smith,
Embree Wood, Robt Christie, Thomas Kirkpatrick, Amos Thomson,
Zchud Mackay, Charles H. Bent, Law Hanmin, Angus McGillivray,
Joseph Harritt, Wm Greenfield, Charles T. Oultoii, Alexander Dewar,
Archibald Robertson, Matthew A. Logan, Samuel O'Donnell, Joshua
Black, Angus McLend, William Oxlcy, Charles Smith, Caleb Lewis,
Geo Hill, C. Edwin Atkinson, Charles Hatfield, Jesse W. Fullerton,
W. Y. King, John W. Boyd, Joshua Dewis, D. Dickinson, Henry
Davis, Albert D. Chapman, William Black, A. A. Stevens, R. Mitchell.
Stephen Oxiey, Rufus S. Purdy, Daniel Y. Holmes, George Scott,
Gilbert Atkinson, John Sutherland, George Chapman, James Tait,
Wm. J Fales, William B. Huestis, Isaac Brown, Isaac Purdy, Edward
Betts, B. S. Seaman, Peter McDonald, Jas. McCabe, John K. Morris,
David Mitchell, Peter McLean, Judah Borden, Charles Fisher, Rufus
Ripley. Thos Lowther, Jas G. H Brown, Jas A. Elliott, Saml E.
Freeman, A. G. Purdy, Amos Purdy, Robert Donkin, I. J. Hingley,
Richard Lowerison, Rufus Woods, Harding Carter, Thomas Rolston,
J. M. Atkinson, Thompson J. Copp, George King, James K. Noiles,
Job H. Seaman, Nelson Fillimore, H. McArihur, John W. Smith,
Gilbeii Seaman, Hezckiah King, JeSoO Montross, Richard L. Black,
John W. Schurman, George W. Forrest, George W. Gilroy, Robt
Barclay, Sandford H. Purdy, Henry A. Johnston, William Hall,
Robert Drummond, Bernard S. Peers, James E. Gilland, James R.
Morris, Samuel W. Salter, Hugh Chisholui, Alfred E, Melanson, Jas
R. Mclt^sh, Sampson Moore, jr., Chas S. D. Chflpman, Wm R.
Henderson, Robert McKim, David Stewart, Wut E. Blenkhorn, Thos
J. Seamans, D. R. McLellan, Edmund H. Neville.
CouNTV OF Dioni' — District of Diybi/ — Edwd M. Marshnll, Benj.
H. Rugales, Lauchlan McKay, Sterns J' nes, Willinra F. Ma'shall,
George B. Potter, John V. Purdy, Wm F i otter, Edwd Haines, Jesse
Harris, Isaiah Thurber, Benj VanBlarcoi. , John W. Powell, Samuel
U Kept ut r. W4^LSII S, City Haruware Store, opposite Fo»t Ofllce.
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T. IV'iU'oii, Kdwnni Potter, VVillinni Lout, Aloxamlcr I). Moyt, .inhu i
S. McNeil. Altiicr M<irsi% Ihtael Dunn, Willirtin Deiiior), Cluiilcs
I)tif.4ioii, William Fliinkinson, TIms Osinirer, liiclianl 8 in(1cri<on, llnltt
K. Tim|»iiny, John VVi-lcIt, Cliurlcs R. Evureit, Oeortro A. Piu"<lv. ;
Frft"cit Unichiiison, Diivid Cowmt, Jnmvfi, K. Deltip, John Smi'l),
John M. Sinitit, Etlwnid Hovriin, E. R. ()uk«'s, Danlfl Morton, Win
^V' timer, Edwiiid Kvciett, U. S. Fitxrandolph, Collins Johnson,
Kliiilxini E. Tiipiicr, Joseph W. Denton, Sti'plien Westeott, F. W.
Riiirtiles, E|»hriiiin Biieoii, W. Nieh«^ll, W. H. Dnhl/rcn, Edmnnd
Biirnliiim, Jn'» llnrlow, Lovckin Hilt-m, Jio Ilood, Jno Fl Hunt, Wm
H lines, Cuiis R. Mi-Doiiald, Jno HohUworili, Jolm B. L»tt' nv, Wm
B. D.ikin, Nmh.iniel Westeott, J mien A. Iliiyhes. Whitfi Id Outhouse,
Alphcus M irshiill Asa Portrr, N. E. B'ltler, Churlos M'-C Cn'nphell,
AltiMliiiin Lent. J irm'g Collins, Jos 1). I'ayson, John Miillan, Wtilhice
Denton, J 'hn Dimklev, John A, Uii>scll, John A. Clinton, JameH E.
(lilleliind, J. Eilt: ir Jones, M i>., Alirahnin Knuiov, John Crowley, Jas
Bini:ay. Ilenry Bliikesl-e Waison Santiders. tJintrict of Clure — Jas
Siiian, Bonavennire Rol)iohean, Felix Doveaii, Niehol is Devan, Ren-
hen Perry, Anuel Bliiin, John P. Tiii'')0<l*aii, H^nry Goldfinch, Win.
M ill n MiiMirln Roliiehcaii, Aiiselm VI. Cnmean, Luke Donoi'tfc, Tj«Miis
Q. Boiinpie, Geor./e Gerinnn, H. C. Siibean, W H. Tcdtord, W. H.
Sihean, Fr.tncis X. Vanrour, Oliver Soueil, William Darbinon, A A.
Coineau.
County op Gcvsboro' — Guyxhorough Dint, Hon Roi)t M Culler,
Jas B. Ilaiiley, Win II irr, Wm Moir, John Mihoncy, Wm G. Scott,
John A. Stevi, Jol'' Elder, Thomas Kealinj^, Jessie Anderson, John
J^miesun, Jos W. iladley, Juathan Hartley, Jos David, Don Gann,
Colin I'hisholm. J A. Tory, William Hirts'horne, George Scott, J. B.
Simpson, Styles Hart. Christopher Jost, Alfred W. Hart, Jas E. Hart,
David Scranton, James H Feitmate, Thos O'Neil, Thos t'. Cook, Wm
Tory, Wm Wehlier, James S. Nicker^on, VVm. H. Wylde, Samuel
Aikens, Ricliard Bruce, Valentine McDonald, James Fiiz/eral I, Jas
I'lirceli, Herbert R. Cunninsrhim, Gi'or>;'' B. Hadley, James Ferirnson,
,lno Matthews, Spencer H. Giffin, Thos F MiUvard, Don ild Kennedv,
HiU'h MfNeil, Jami'9 R. Atwater, Thos Condon, Ale-\ Feru'iison, Sol
Cohoon, Cliarles Tavioi', John W. Peart, Charles M. Francheville,
Henrv M. Josf, Win L. Peart Aliraham Cox, John McMillan, Jas H.
Carr, Jno Cliisliol'n, Tlios Hadiev, Dnid Keunody, Duiitdd Chisholm,
ArcTi Chis'iwltn, Wm S. M^Kenzie. Jno F. Taylor, ."srephen Me.Millaii,
William Wri<;ht. Jdin Kennedy, Kinsman Sweet, David FTiiiNon, Win
G. Scott, jr., Stephen McMiiliin, Peter Sineliir, Donald S Fer-/n<*on,
Charles W. Liindv, Joiin W Cimninliliam, Francis Marshall, VViliiain
G. Si'iipsoi), Klias Conk, James FL Buokiev, John McGuire, Wdliam
S. VV»1nJo. Pairiok C. C.llen J. D. Co'ioon,' J. J. Saniisier, .John McG
CiinniHi^ham, James W. You-j;, William G. Fladley. St. Mnrifs
District — Daiil Hattie, John Flaitie, Alex Ciimminirer, Samuel G.
.VIcKieii, Alex Fisher, Amrna Cameron, Jo'm Stowart. jr, Alex Sinclair,
Divid R. McK.vn, G.-,) M. J E liott, A. K. White, Charles %<Iiitosh,
Jk MeLi-an, ilohn Ciimmini_''''r, Domild McDonald, James II.
M'Doii.ild, Alexander N. McDonald, John MeDaniel, Donald
Keimelv, WiMim L Pre, Jesse Cnmninrer, Alx Fisher, James
.MeCuiclie.n, Wdliam Pride. J din Rn.le, Aim Ride, Al-x Mitelid],
Timma^ Smith, J'ime> llenilaw, J.>liii A. Kirk, Jo-^eph Rude, Roherr
Kennedy, Donald Sinclair, Alex Sutherland. Jolin Crnik.shaiiks, DanI
MM«v«ti<i«wit » >V1il««; l/vvHi «Mftt 1*e ImhI Hi tmv q/unntHT*
Hond of Power's Whnrf, Hnltrnx, N. S.
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VV. Crockett, Rohirt Rtioil, Jnlui A. St-wnrr, Dnniel Hattio,
(itMirL'e VV. MiutHtiill, AlcxiiiKltT Aiulirson, VVilliant Mt Kii'Ji, Jimx'H
L. ILtliie, Klishu Hrtwiioir, (ylunlfs D. NirlioU, Jn«» McNal>, Jiio
Biilliintyiit', DiiiitMii ('Hmiroii, jr, All iii MiQunnit', Win L. Painter,
l{<il)t liavis, Wni H. HL'inl.)w, \V. D. 11 Caincion, Jwhii Kcuiiidv,
Daniel A Cameron.
CorvTT OF IIaluax— James Thon»snn, Ciistos, Philip Lot»on,
iJolin Tlioiiuts, Francis Miinio, David Atiiiand, (Mms llainiltoii, James
Cronrlicr, Alox Steplicn, Matthew Guild, Wtn II TidnMrsli, An-lilliald
McPliec, James L. iinttiii. Uol»f Fox, Jnliii (icililcs, David AicliiltnM,
Adam Dfan<\ Kpliraiin Burgess, Wm K Biino, Saml R. (^tldwtll,
Kdm Uvan, Georiic Gai ri>oii, David Th(imi)<'oii, DonnM McLaren,
Francis LnvtoPi Willinni ICvans, Jos Kn.vo, Uoliert Unmans, William
Liindcl'i, Jiihii Cannicliail. Henry Shtllimf, John Naiifft», Jolin A.
Bc'il, Nat Rnsscll, Jno Stairs. Wm J. CoK'man, Wm AekhurKt, Jolm
Lin)>Ie\, William Conipton, John K. Shatloid, Georire Sliils Gcorjrc
Dauphiney, James K. Shaiford, Francis VVchher, Geo .1. Richardson,
Wes^li'V Hayes, P. ('arfarct Hill, Win F. Kiiitiht, Ezcixicl Sihlev, Isaac
Hopkins, John WomMl, Kdvvnrd Johnson, Joseph Murphy, ChMmhcrs
Blakcncy, Benjamin (>. Wilso>, John Hays, Dtvjd A. Nicholson,
Andw Gray, Daniel Cronan, Thos E, Kenny, William Har?, Thomas
Wiilsh, John Doull. Matthew H. Richcy, BtMijamin W. Snlur, Patrick
Wiil>h, Gcoi-L'e J. Lon!«^rd, Geor>;e G. Dn>tan, N. P. Christian, Jas
Fra«er, William Dntihai, James Croncher, Wtlling'on Kent,
James Kent, Gforirn S. Ditkie, Gcoriic Thomson, Jmncs Gardner, jr.,
William H 11, John II Ainlcrson, Tiiomas Mahar, Edwiird Bowcr.s,
Williiiin Munn», Donald Arcliihsil I, Tlicodore Conrod, M^lconi
Mclnnis, J. W. Laurie, James B.itler, J' hn Silver, Robert Boak
W. P. West, I). Farrvll, J. B. Dnftiis, John Arss, G. A. Leslie, J. M.
Forrest, J. C. Boss, J. A Shiers, Is .jic M. Curdy, Hiiirh W. Blackailar,
John D Tapper, Thomas Walsli, Willinm Taylor, John Flinn,
John Davison, VVilliain Ksson, Joseph Hamilion, Edward Smith,
John HiniiiiH, J Jm S. Bryson, Peter Boss, John M Iniilis, J. din
Kline, Andre* Diillin, James Laidlaw, Jumes W. Turner, Georue
J. Troop, Frar.cis C. Ellioir, R W FraMi-, Pik Hiiulei., ThosDurncy,
Dnl H. Pitts, Tii(»s A. Parker, Saml Hu chinson, John K. McCnrd\,
Wm II ('ammioiicr, Jiis K' rr, John Kirker, Smil Balcom,jr, Malcolm
M Failanc. D.ivid Ari-ihali. Geor<:e W M I'Ml, .John Lii-dsav, Al x
Miicii 11, Jo'in Y. Pay/.anf, Hyacinth H. Full r, Jolni Tcrnan, m d.,
Jimes \i Grah on, Nonnai Camoi.oll, Benj onin Thoni-on, Norman
Hayes, jr,Jrt ohF M.irrvatt. John Thoma-', jr, William Veitli, Douylus
M. Siorv. John Fr iser. John James, VV. 1). Harriniiion, Robert Motion,
M. J. Power, D. J Smith, John G. Biaset . James F rqnliarson,
Snniucl A. White, W. Henrv Hrtii, Roliert Ta\l'r, Siininl Burris,
llenrv Cruik»hanks. F D. Corixt , William J. Lewis, Eduar Hill,
Clia.ies J W\ide. John P. Flecker, Eito. B.ker, Davj.l Hunter, Win
Roehe, jr, Wdliain B. Christian, Gc»>r}^.- H. MadiU, Peter Jack, Edw
MorrsoM, John Datfus, D mi 1 Siil ivaii, David McPherson, W. C
Mcnlcy, (\ J. Clok-on, Cliarle- Fader, Al 'xa kI r Forsih, Junes H
S 11. r , Ricliard T. Boone, Junes J. O'Brien, Andr w B If'ont <ine,
SaMMii 1 J. Maswii, Wd! am C. \lo", Th^n s G. I'oW' r Gi oix'c
Wisw. 11 li;irtli> loin VV Wash, Daneai G^an . 1) vid Elli^, William
G 'tf. James Cov.'v, Wesl.y Crooks, MiMiaid P Kic auNnn, Cliarles
II. Whiinian, John Gil»*»ns, G.ory- H. lliiMey, William W Gaston,
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Williiitii 'V. Kent, John LePiert', Archibnltl Stewart, John Sprott
Stewart, Wiilti;!" M^Curdy, ('linrlort Sprott, JHmvH Morentli, Amirew
Mitcliell, Wtilter S uiliurt, G*^or;;e JiuiiieHun, M.i>., Siuniiul 'riiompson,
John Mi'Donald, Geo A. Niotorlh, Imiuc (inetK, jr., John F. Mi'Kenzie,
Win Hav, Ttiomns Connors, John I). Miu-kintosh, John Parker, VVm
H. P»»llistor, Geory' Uowliu),"", Siunucl White, sonior, Martin Walsli,
Henry N. Paint, Uonjaniin A. Smith, Dt-nnis DoLou^^hry, Andrew
Tulloi'h, James O'Learr, John A. S:nchiir, James G. Foster, John
Barron, Walter Mnc'nrlano, U. N. Beckwith, Itoltert Baxter, Robert
Adiinyton, M.l>., W S. Symonds, J. Frascr Tornince, John W. Barton,
Jeremiah J. Donahoo, AI)rMhnm W. Hurt, William Mnrray, Pelvr
HoLfan, James Dempster, William Perry, John Barron, John Symonds,
Wm H*y, GL'orj,'e Burris, Peter W. Maskell, and the Mayor and Alder-
men ol Halifax for the city only
CouvTV OF IlANTrt — Western A's/nrf— Arehihftid Smith, Josejdj
Rickards, William Chanilters, James Cochran, John Bnryoss, Jaines
Greno, Robert Allison, Bonnet Smith, Michiel B. Salter, I»aiah
Dimock, Shubael B. Parker, Thomas Sandford, James M. Ilisij^ins,
Ji'hn M. Maeomber, Bt'iijamin Masters, James Reynolds, Benjamin
DeW. Frasor, m u., Willi un Boiniett, Shnbael Dimock, Deriiiison
Harvie, Ja nes Hoss, Harris Martin, James F. Cochran, James
Di-nnisoii, Thoinas A. Smith, Charles J Wilkins, Edward Dimock,
Monson H. Goml^je, Walt«r Hunter, John Jenkins, Giiortre DuVVolf,
John Sm t'l, J. B. Norih, Wi liam Davison, Pharus Constaniine,
Georsio Armstrong;, Wihiam Mnrphy, Wm Fish, Handley Srarratt,
Siml Mnint'ord, Andro.v Shaw, Thomas Aikins, I'](Uvin Mnmtb-d, Wm
B. Sliaw, Willi;im Caiiavan, Nathan Wilcox, John Carmichael, Wm
Bockman, John Siirliii;;, Jami!s Povr.tz, Dtvi I Scott, William Curry,
A frod rhoma^ William Harvie, Ciiarles E. Yonn:r, William Baiiey,
William M'lviy, Williain Insfrim, Tiios Armsironj;, Ezekiel N.
Misters, WilliMin H. Mosln-r, Htmry Canovan, John 'Pay' •• Daniel
Mo^hor, Cliailes T Cocliran, John A. Vani;han, William ^. Salrcr,
Elias Payzant. Snnn.'l Murphy, John Calder, Joh;» Moshcr, Allen
Haloy, J. Albert Vau;,'ban. S.imncl Swei-t, Mark Curry, John Lynch,
John* A. Hat vie, Ai'tliony S. Sandford, John W. Sanystor, William
Mosher, Noah Mosher, James Gass, William L. Chittick, Jas A.
Thompson, Eiias 3. Dimock, Watson Dill, William O'Brien John
Koitli. Kaxtcni Disfn'vl — Francis Parker, David Fric/e, Jno S. Bren-
iian, Jas Witiirnv, Win McDon;;all, Geo Smith, Geo l)ensmore, Benj
Blois, Wm C. Casey, Josiali distance, Wm Lawrence, Evan Urquhart,
Jas McKenzic, Wm E'.ter. Kobi Fanikner, Hiijrh McLearn, Andrew
Kirk|iarrick, James Eiiis, William Wardrop, Ge )ru« Ainslie, John
McLearn, Win Blake. A B Smith, Daiil Kbrs, H. H. Blois, John Sim,
Jo 111 T. Sott, JoUti Urquhart, W n H. Witbrow, Geo P Thompson,
Jamas Simp-ion, William H imiltnn, Alex Hill, Michl Terhunc, Daniel
Thompson, 'Tbomis Woolaver, Tiiomas Hunter, Nelson Wier, Ja(!ob
Heniiiirar, W n Hu iter, Ansrus Ruse, D ivid R. Crowe, Archd Fram'c,
Alireil Putnam, Gcor^jje Froize, Alex Hiltz, John McKeiizie, Georye
Smith, Wm Bienn m, John Feiiton, An Irew i'ear.SDn, Cbas H. Snide,
Duncan McLean, m.d., Jno Graham, Jno Putnam, Osmond O'Brien,
Will Currie, Wm Stephens, Ja'iies A. Gass, John MeCnlloch, Lockhart
Liwriiife, Al'X Roy, Henry L Ycoiiins, H^iiry Canovan, Daniel
'Teriiime, Amlrexx McDonald, R. B. Eaton, Jas A. Thompson, James
I Gass, Ad.un- McDou„nv1I.
I^ndeliy Speucc A €o,*b Boiled und u«w Linseed Oil always ou hand,
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CorNTT OF IsVERSEfS— JrllM M<L«(»«I, .!< Iin iM«l(|i?i, J
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G. McKten, Hn(:li CHtnolKll, Mtilrulm M(I)«inii]il I.iitM Idin MrPiMi^nl
I«i «c Mi'LcH, Haniiiui ( ampt)cll, AiiyiiH Hnitop, MuIihIiti MrKnv.
AlexaiiiUr Cliihholm, Julin McDuihU), Don M< Dotmlil, I'liimM
McLcllrtti, Koilk MiNoll, Ani:u.s M< E:iflit rii, Jolm (i ( ii \v(li», Ji o
Chishdlm, Joliti Wri^lit, Kii^d McMillnn, Hcl il I)iiic\, J ])iiii(»iii
Ciiiijcroii, Diild Mcliitobli, Wm McQinnric, I'ank I)t>«lii 7;, An-liilmlil
; Md'liai!, J. Heatoii, Malcolm iMcLtuii, lln^h ('nnicion, .11 i>., llnuli
i M<I)(>nii](i, VVilliiini (irHiit, Duimld McDokiiIiI, DudiiM MrDoimM,
I Jno McDonald, JiKi McKacliem, Don McDonnM. I.ancidin Kcrnidv,
; Jncoh 8 Unit, A McDonnM, Jotn Mcli it ^li, I'cltr .*»invih, Jr., Iliiirli
I (lilliejt, Willi in Dnnlar. Jt.hn McI enniin, r<l< r I'ltiit. (icoiyr C
'. Liiwrciicc, jr, Dnn McDonnell, Don ( liir>liolni, Doniild Mi Militin,
' yMi'Mun'cr McEnchran, Holtert McDoniinM, Alexander McKmlicn,
Ni'il McDoiihIiI. Ja'-ul) Honh, Jolm ('nnicron. Mt rdocli Miitili)>oii,
' Duiican Cainplnll, m. d., Murdoili A. Ho»s, Finlay Mcnton, Donald A.
I Mcliclliin, Alt'X Camidu'll, Neil (lillies, An^ns MeCotniit k, lii'iih
I MeDHiiald, Jo'in MeDuauall, 'I'lionms linike, Jolm Mrlv Han, A len
\ McDohiild. Arch, Uoylc, Ainins Henton, Janies ('oiuh, Donald McLean,
i jr, I'tr Grant, Jno MeDonuld, Anpiis Mi I'liail. Jos \\ hiie, Neil Mc
; Miilan, Wm Meriicrson, Allen McMillan, Neil McKay, Fiirquliar
' McRac, Did McLeod, Aii;:iis Grant, Alex McDonald, Aich MeDoll^tl]|,
\ Allan ^tcDoiiald, Alex McDonnld, Jumos Hoss, Donald McKadyen,
I Domild Smyth, John Mclsanc. Leo An'Coin, John McKeeii, Neil
: McMillan, Hu;;h Cameron, Miiidoeh Maiheson Ron Gamplx 11 'Ihos
I 'romkiiiM, Dtin V. McLean, Wm M. Clonyh, Aiiyiis McDomild,
j Chrir'tophcr Smyth, A. C. Thomsv »,, A. K. McLirii, m d., Doinihl
Chisholin, Jl.p., Joseiih A. Iii;:ralia»n, Alexander Mcl^eod, Jidiii
I Murray, sr, Anj^us (iillies, A. H. SuMierland, James Me Donald, Neil
McAuley, Alexander McQueen, Mali-cdm (7amcron, Neil McLean,
I An^us McMillan, Jidiii McMa>>ter, Waller Lawrence, Dai lei lien-
iiessy, Murdoch McKinnon, Allan Mcintosh, HeciO' McLean, Ilccior
} Melvenzic, Jolm H Mnrphy, A. A Taylor, Allan McDnnnld, Donjinld
McDonald, Alexander McDonald, John MeKav, John V. Toinkin>, Jas
Doyle, VV: D. Smith, Mailiew Doyle, John McDonnld, llnry A. Koihes,
Jas T. Lawrence, Joseph Gomiie, Donald McMaster, John L. McLean,
' Jno G. McQiiarri«', I'cier Mcintosh, Anirns Kennedy, Jcdin McDonmll.
I). 1). McLelliin, John >Ie.\Ji l.in, Anixn^i McLiuchlaii, Alex McLellan,
John A. (ii'lis, Donald F. M. Dnnnell. Jairi'- J. Munroe, Doimld K.
McKay, Ntil McKinnon, Josicph B. McDuu^all.
County Oi*- Kings — Samuel Chipmun, Richard Starr, Al-xander
Patterson, Fairfield Smith, Edw P. Hordcn, Aic'i VV Iker. Jidm O.
Piiieo, Jame> Eaton, Amos Sh ffield, Ehenezer Biirl>>*, ll'chani W,
Kid-ton, Jami.'s Griffin, Irad Bo ij:i'niii. Rinsed Cnldwell, Levi W.
Katon, Jic'd) Loekhan, WinckworHi Chipman. Ahiahi\m Ncwcom'i,
Zeliuion Neilv, Svd'iev Widion, Willi im A. Tiipoer, Dtvid llninl-,
Jno W. Rttsco, Jidm' W. B. nien, B tj H. Calkin, Jolin N. B.)>\les
Jtdin Kiikitairick, Wm W. Patterson, Win H L*on-, TIih A Wilson,
Levi C. Woodrt'orih James Bli;.'h. Ilirani B >rdrn, Cyrus Johioton,
Willium Davidson, Win J. Wallace, Aiijn«tine A. Pineo, Geor;:e F
Rohinsoti, William Crane, James Liirl.jr, Jolm Poi ler, Josliha Reid,
Joh M. Poker, Edwin Parker, Geor^'e Kinsman, Henry Lovett, Jas
E. Rockwell Enoch A. Foivlh, I»aac Hiniilto-i, GeorL'C W. Fi-hcr,
John H. Clark-, Jieoh M. Riisco, John A. Chipman, Leonard Fiieh,
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BELCHKBS FARMKR S
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Jiio li. Miner, Benj Foster, Geo Dodge, Geo Masters, Jno W. Barss,
Chas Dickie, B. Wuodworili, Jno P. Lyons, Benj P. Weaver, Edwd C.
George Harvey, Geo N. Fuller, Obed Biiijaiuin, David B. Newcoinb,
Henry Wliiie. Jno E Ells, George Hamilton, Andrew Dwiyht Dewolt, \
Richard D. West, William Bowles, Henry Pinco, Ansel T. Baker, Jos
B. Davidson, Elisha SchoHeld, Leonard llsley, Jno Lamont, jr, Wm C.
BUI, Handley C. SliafFncr, Abram G. Masters, Eliakim T'lppcr, John
S. Newcomb, Honry L. Baker, Wm N. Newcomb, Amos Baxter, Jos .
R. Hea, v.c.u., Martin L. Cleveland, Georj^c C. Pineo, Edward M. j
Margeson, Moses Brown, James Martin, James Doyle, John Tobin, i
Edw Redmond, James P. Cunningham, Saml S. Rol»inson, William A. |
Porter, Geo L. Jess, Wm H. Woodword, Wm S. West, Jas E. Rand, I
Leander Rand, Edw R. Bishop, Gideon Power, Oliver Woodworth, |
Tlios H. Chute, Jer Bligh, Leander Eaton, D. Harris Newcomb, J. i
Leander Wickwire, Thos Tuzo, Jos StHnatt, David E. Ross, Win II. |
Skinner, Charles K. Nortimp, Edwin Harris, James S. Witter, Jno N.
Coleman, D. liupert Eaton, Juo W. Mar«eson, L DeV. Chipman, D. |
D. Davidson, Obadiah Nowcomb, Jno S. Belcher, James T. Manning, i
Jno S. Woodwortii, William Smiih, J. W. Taylor, William J. i
Wallace, Edw Harris, Amos Black, Thos Ci-aig, Justus W. Warner, '
A. Stanley Fisher, Geor;,fe Munro, William lilen, W. H. Bent, James !
Patterson, John Faulkner, William H. Condon, Edward M. Jorden, ■
Perez M. Brickens, Jonathan Rand, Fred Brown, Charles Taylor, |
Elias S. Graves, John Foster, John S. Welton, George E. Cox, i
J. W. Bigelow, Michl Lonergan, Obadiah H. Newcomb, Jehiel Davidson, !
J. L. Gutridge, Gideon E. Reid, John W. Hamilton, Jas S. Morse, Jas !
Rand, Enoch Parker, Benjamin Kinsman, John Loomer, Ebenezer Cox, i
Noble J. Lyons, Henry Shaw, James A. Cux, Charles Lamont, Henry
Bill, Leonard Rockwell, Duncan D. C. Reid, R. W. Starr, R. M. Rand,
Jos T. Jackson, Wallace Graves, J. Lovctt Bisliop, Gnstavus E. Bishop,
Albert D. Nicholls, Edward M. Bcckwith, Henry E. Jetterson, diaries
Illsley, Manning Chute, Isaiah S. Pineo, Albert Webster, Jolm Best,
Francis Lyons, Frederick \V. Chipman, Samuel Baker, John A. Hall,
Charles E. Ea:on, John W. Fulterton, Reul)en F. Heid, AHred
Whitman, Natlianiel P. Spurr, John Redden, Arthur McN Patterson,
Stephen Taylor, T. R, Hams, Douglas Bent, l*airick Burns, J.
Melbourne Marchant, l*hilip Brown, Ezekiel C. Banks, Tlieo G. Mack,
John Stronir, J. B. Bowser, Geo B. Vauglian, Chas L Newcotnb, W. J.
Burgess, Reuben Farnhara, Enoch GritHn, Edwnrd Eaton, Nathan
West, Edwd McLatchy, Alex G. Mor>e, J(»shua Beard.-ley, Jolin L.
Newionil), Joshua Chase, Geo W. McMalion, Isaac B.Jackson. Rupert
D. G. Harris.
County op Lunenbuug — District of Lunenhurg-rSan} Zwicker,
Carles L. H. Church, Henry Bailley, George W. Kaulback, Wt V.
Andrews, Morton Wheelock, Lemuel M. Drew, Nicholas Wolff, Benj
W. C. Manning, Thos K. Cragg, James D. Selig, Lewis Knaut,
Edward Morgan, William S. Drew^, •). Joseph Rudolf, Geo Barss,
Edwd Teel, Joseph Whitford, Nelson Chesley, J. M. Hoyt, Joseph
Baker, Simon Risser, William Turner, Rob*. Lindsay, James Starratt,
Robt Dawson, John Smith, Joseph W. Lockhart, Lewis Anderson, Jas
Lantz, Hetiry Alders, J. James Kock, Adam Feindel, Leonard Hebb,
Reuben McFarlane, Saml Ramey, Jas Faulkner, Hny Kcdy, Robt West,
Enos Teel, Adam E. Durland, William J. Dauphiney, Henry Porter,
James Grinton, Joseph Rilsey, James H. Wentzel, Edward Langille,
«o to r. IVALSH'S tor BiiUacra* Hardn'uro.
For sale by H. H. FULLllH & CO., head of Power's Wharf.
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Natlmniel S|rum, Wm Remby, Josiah W. Rudolf, James Wynock,
Joseph T. Barss, Jumcs M. Metzlcr, Av.ird Foster, Levi Langille,
William Himelman, Caleb Langille, Eli Raiiiey, Beiij Dauphincy, Wm
Faulkner, Jacob Pickles, D. B. Himmelman, Richard J. Jenkins, Danl
Duncan, James H. liiltz, Stephen Fink, John Burn, Thomas T.
Kecflcr, Joseph H. Wade, John 8. McKcan, John Bailley, Abraham
Zink, John Levi Oxner, Joseph R. Wyman, John F. Uiltz, Henry
E. Cook, Natt Wentzell, Albert Pearl, Stephen Langille, James
Thompson, Jas McFarland, Gideon Langille, Joseph B. Worthylake,
John Lat^uillc. Christian Vogler, Jobn Dauphinee, Lewis Smith, James
McKeen, John Tial, James Fisher, Edward Strum, Isaac Mader, Alex
Trctheway, Obadiah Spinney, E. J. Manning, William Selig, Joseph
Young, iSathaniel Hebb, James Langille, James W. Langille, J. P,
Armstrong, J. D. Sporry, Obadiah Spinney, cjamuel Smith, Wm S.
Holden, Wm S. Drew, jr., Wm Llewellyn, Nicholas Oxner, Amos
llubley, William Cross, Augustus Rhyuard, J. W. Nelson, Thomas
Curil, Eli Hopps, Patrick McGuire, James E- Hunt, Edward Smith,
James Keddy, Joseph Rudolph, jr, James Brown, James Hirtie,
Albert Smith, Henry Wilson, Andrew Rodenhiser, James A. Curll,
G. A. Corbin, Emanuel Hebb, Robert Wile, Isaac Hirtie, Benjamin
Snyder, Elkanah Lohnes, Joseph Roland. David Lanfz. John Gaul,
James J. Norwood, G. Henry Windrow, Cyprian Godard, Alfred
Z wicker, W J. Fuller, Robt. Hunter. District of Chester — George
Ross, Geo Richardson, George K. Mills, Charles Lordley, Robert
Smith, Casper Oxner, R. D. Clarke, Charles E. Churih, David
Publicover, Hiram Hennigar, Silas Corkum, George Redden, James
E. Whitford, William Vaughan, George E. DeWitt, m. i> , Chas
Smith, David Evans, Levi Oxner,- Jos Coolen, Henry Alders, G. H.
Windrow, Jas. H. Hillz, James W. Langille.
County of Pictou — Hon Jas Eraser, Robert Murray, Jno McKay,
Geo McLeod, Dun McDonald, William Fniser, Adam McKenzie, Jas
Primro.se, Angus Sutherland, John Grant, William Langill, James
Grant, Robert Copeland, William Smith, Alexander McKay, c.R.,
Alexander Cameron, Roderick McKenzie, Alexander McKay, w.k.,
John Crerar, Robert Doull, Henry R. Narraway, Donald McDonald,
C.J., George McKay, John Holmes, C.J., Andrew Hunter, John F.
McDonald, Basil Bell, John H. Lane, William Ross, John Ross,
James Fitzpatrick, Alexander Chisholm, Donald Eraser, James
Wentv.orth, Duncan RolHJrtson, Thomas Horn, James Holmes,
John A. Dawson, James W. Carmichael, Alexander McHardy,
John Dawson, John Mitchell, David Marshall, John McPhee, George
W. Underwood, Robert Eraser, Andw Campbell, David Patterson,
Alexander Grant, Alexander Thompson, Hector McLean, Dun McKay,
James McRae, Richard Tanner, Danl McDonald, John R. Noonan,
Don McKay, Alexander McKay, Alexander McDonald, m.r., Thomas
Fraser, Jas Hudson, John McDonald, (Angus' son) John McDonald,
(John's son), Don McLean, Wm McGillvray, Chas McKinnon Chas
McDougall, Wm Cameron, Charles Mcl-ellan, G. Campbell, J. ilislop,
R. P. Gran't, K. Ross, A. Fraser, Donald McDonald, f.o., James
Fraser, Maurice Power, William Biownrigg, Alexander McLeod,
Don Ross, John Gumming, James Gumming, Don D. McDonald,
Robt McNeil, Allan McPhee, Donald Sutherland, Malcom McDonald,
Michael C. Olding, William S. Fraser, Angus McMillan, Jno Falconer,
Wm McLaren, A. J. Patterson, Jno Yorston, Thos Kennedy, Daniel
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Sutherland, Alex Mitheson, Jas D, McGrepjor, James Kkchen, John
Henry, David Tattrie, Samuel ArchilmW, Jolin Gollan, John McLcod,
Gcoriif Lawrie, Finlay Canieron, Thonms Gmnt, Robl McNan>;liton,
D.inid Munro, Kol)crt MrLean, Jolm Miller, James P. McKennan,
C. l)\vvcr, Wm Canipltell, Pcier Brown, Duncan Wier, Georjje Smith,
.Jno Fniser, Dav Hu;i<;in, liolit Bannerman, Jas Mirrhell,VVni 0. Uldinj;,
John D. Eraser, K. Mi-Lclian, John Oliver, James Stalker, Geo. J
Mamilton, John Jolnison, John iVIcDonaid, Wm. living, Kobi-rt
Dewar, Geo MrConnell, Alex. McGillivray, John R. Davics, Kenneth
Cameron, Samuel A. Foster, (Dal), John McKenzie, Jas Ross, Hol)t S.
McUnrdy, Jno Fraser, Robt Campbell, Alex Siithciand, A. M. Fraser,
Jno Denoon, Chas McKmnon, Alex N. Guim, Rol)t Campbell^ Norman
Gunn, Jno D. Cameron, Dav Conners, Francis MeKenzie. Jno D. Mc-
Donald, Neil Fraser, Jas Keith, Richard Fraser, David Cnlton, William
McLean, David J. Meikle, Roderick McDougall, Jumes Fraser, James
Roy, jr., John T. Oliver, Daniel McLean, Roi<eri Simpson, David
Ferguson, Allan A. Ferguson, A. Gordon, David Fullcrion, Daniel
McDonald, Angus McDonald, (Charles VVilson, William Ross, John
Priiigle, James Little, John MeKenzie, Murdoch MeKenzie, William
Mcintosh, Alexander J. McKay, G'or.;c Sutherland, Daivid McKay,
Alexander McKay, Airgns Davics, Colin Fraser, Hugh Fraser, Robt
MeLeod, Angus '''•Queen, Peter CamplK-ll. Archibald McKay, John
Murray, John MniiiO, Keiineih MeKenzie, Jolm (iioener, Samuel
Fraser, Thomas McDonald, Hugh Gray Angus McDonald, George
Campbell, James Grant, Diincnn Mi Intosh, Jusiah Edgar Jones, m.d.,
Jolm McDougall, Malco'ii Fraser, E\a\\ Cameron, Alex McPherson,
D^n'l McLeod, James Willis, George Campbell, Coiin Fraser, Malcolm
Ro.-«8, Alexander G. MeDoiiald, Jolin Cameron, William F, MeKenzie,
Fred VV. Fraser, Andrew Hogg, Angus Murray, Daniel W. McDonald,
Aul'Us McDonald, u.u., Aiux W. McBean, James Mcintosh, James
McKay. j
County of Quicens — Rich Carder, Eldred Cohoor>, Sylvanus |
Morton, Israel Hendry, George S. Parker, Chas Allison, jr., Enoch
Steudman, Jno U. Mulliall, Edwd McLeod, Saml T. N. Sellon, Stephen :
C. Tupper, Jno R. Hall. Edw P Freeman, Jos H. Cook, Jabez F. j
Park, Bart F. Fnpper, Joseph Chandler, Asa Morine, Nath TupiKjr, |
Lewis A. Sponagle, Stew F Gardener, Simetm F. Hunt, George A. i
Fisher, William Hendry, Ridiard Ktiowles, Donald Campbell, Hugh j
Houston, Joseph Innes, Wm Cowie, Joseph M. Freeman, Patk Flynn, |
Joshua N. Freeman, Richard H. Telfer, Jno Lacey, Milton Douglass, j
Jno McGinty, jr., Hnry W. Hocker, Spencer Cohoon, Chas E. Morton, i
Jos Ford, Wm H. Fi-eeman, Stpn Smith, P. Armstrong, Jos B. Harlow, |
Lewis Minard, Theo Ford, Uriah Johnston, A. M. Hemeori, Gee W. 1
Harss, Martin McNutt, Vinc«mt Dexter, I. Newton Mack, James Croft,
James Purdy, Caleb Cole, Gilbert S. Alack, Thos. M. Dunphy, Simeon
F. Brown, jno Bagly, jr., Wm We,uzell, Jno Edgar, Jno H. Dnnlap,
Nathan Ellis, Johi; Paysani, senr., Robert Robertson, Nelson McLeod,
Chas Cnshing, Jno W. Cobb, Jabez Coop, David SheritF, Jas E. Daley,
Jas Carder. Thos Day, Joseph B. Freeman, Alden Waterman, Jacot*
Watormar., Elisha P. Christopher, John Fitzgerald, William Reed,
Chas Crtinoron, Jason M. Mack, Edward H. Freeman, George L.
Wolf, William A. Kenney, Geo T. Moore, Lewis Robertson, Edward
McPherson, Eilward H. Freeman, Ira P. Freeman, Stewart Hunt,
Benjamin L Telfair, John Hardy. Zebiilon Mnr»'ay, Henry A. Moiiznr,
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Bejiah B. McPherson, Robf. H. Curry, Jas H. Nickerson, ]")avid
Frcenmn, Newton G. Minartl, Cluis A. Fostor, Simeon Cohoon, Zenas
McLeod.
County op Richmond — Jolin Morrison, John Mitheson, Anthy
Oliver, Ken MeLeod, Chas Bondrot, Edward Ganion, E.* P. Flynn,
Robert McKcnzic, Robert Hill, William Brymcr, 'Patrick Maubour
qette, Maurice J. Kavanagh, Kenneth Morrison, Simon Landry,
JefF Bondrot, John Fraliill, Danie! O'C. Madden, Peter Bosdet, John
II. llindress, Amie Martell, Jas Smith, Dt'vid Gruchy,Wm LeVesconte,
An<^us McLeod, Henry C. Fixot, m.i>., Donald N. Shaw, Jas Johnston,
Andw Belfontalne, .Tno McDonald, Louis Bondrot, Wm Urquhart, Geo
H. Bissctt, Hyacinth Martell, William G. Ballam, Hector Murchison,
Donald McKay, Isidore LeBianc, Henry Hichard, Arch Johnston, John
R. Smith, jr., Andrew McDonald, Angus McNei., James Hearn, (Jharles
King, Max Forrest, David McNamara, jr, Peter Gruchy, John Keefe,
Albert B. Ho^er, Angus Mj-Kinnon, Neil Stewart, Joseph Matheson,
Robert G Proctor, James Phelan, Sebastian Vigneau, jr., D. McRae,
II. G. Morrison, Wm Chisholm, Hector McKinnon, Walter Murray,
George M. Jean, Ilemi Benoit, Charles Lenoir, Angus McNeil,
George Clough, Joseph Bissett, Sylvester Boudrot, Edward Proctor,
Charles Grant, Alexander Mcintosh, Murdoch McKae, Alexander
McCuish, Alex T. Matheson. Simon P. LeBianc, Jno Morrison, Emile
Moucbet, David Walker, William R. Morrison, Allan J. McNeill,
Felix Marmand. James Lt'Blanc, Malcolm J. T. McNeil. Jno McNeill,
Wm Malcolm, John D. Matheson, Edward LeBianc, .Michael McNeil,
John F. McLeod James L. Gcrrior, Roderick Fe'gusson, Alfred E.
Lenoir, Farqohar McPherson, Wallace I'rciilieut, Dougald R. Boyle,
John P. Gruchy, Michael Doyle, Frederick E. Carr, Peter W. Gruchy,
Laughlan Cameron, William Dorion, Patrick White.
County of Shei.burne — Robert Curiie, William J. Bell, William
T. Kelly, David Eiscnhauer, John M. Dall, Joseph Walters, William
Ilerkins, John G. W. Dall, John Purney, Hugh McAlpine, William
Dunlop, jr., Jacob Locke, Austin Locke, James Bower, liobert G.
Irwin, John A. McGowans, George Cox, Elisha W. Perry, Robert W.
Freeman, John Bowers, Henry S. Sutherland, Joh.i Matthews, Thos
Muir, E'lward Capstick, Simeon Harding, Jame.<i McAlpine, Robert
H. Boleman, Reuben Harlow, Amos Ilairar, Abram C. Ross, Eleazar
Crowell, J*.Im W. Shand, James t. SA'aino, James H. King, James
Snow, sr., John Nickerson, James L. Swaine, Jno Deliloliter, Jumes E.
Kieiiardson. Barrimjton District — Josiah Coffin, Josiah Snow, Henry
Chute, Thomas B. Covill, Thomas L. Banks, Thomas W. Wilson,
William B. Smith, Hemeon Kenny, Vincent Nickerson, Daniel
Sargent, A. C. Avard Doane, William A. Snow, Martin Thomas,
Thos W. Watson, John B. Lawrence, David G. Daley, Francis W.
Homer, Williatn H. Coffin, John ^ Cunningham, John O. Crowell,
Isaac Raines, Joseph Watt, Alfred K. Smith, James L. McKay.
County of Victohia — Charles J. Campbell, Alexander Munro,
Angus Bjchaniian, John W. Burke, Alex McKay, Lewis Bown, Alex
Cameron, Jno McLeod, Jno McDonald, John S. McNeil, John G.
McKinnon, Don McLean, Jno McLennan, Chas Campbell, Malcom
McLean, Lanchlan McDonald, Don Morrison, Rupt G. Zwicker, Jesseo
Roper, Wm McLean, Kenneth McKenzie, Edwd McLeod, Murdoch
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McKenzie, Ken McDonald, A. McAulny, Neil McAskill, John McLeod,
Neil Murrisun, Kenneth UiiehiinnHii, Luther McLeod, John McKinnon,
Duncan Morrison, A. B. Morrison, Aiiyns ('mneron, A J. Mnclver,
Georjj;e Iiijj^rahiim, John McUae, Hrctor McXeil, Alexander McDonald,
Lituchlan McFadynn, Angus Mclvor, iinodt-rick McKae, Samuel C.
Crtnj|ibell, l)onal(i McLean, Donald McQuarry, John A Fraser, Don
Mcllae, Alexanders. McDonald, Henry Foyle, Donald Gillis, J. C.
Boyd, Edward P. McNeil, Duncan McAskill, Murdoch Mi-Kc!izie, Don
McKay, Philip Frascr, Doii;dd J. Mcllae, Himh McAskill, Malcolm
M.'Lo>)d, Duncan McKae, Donald McLean, Jno Morrison, Pryor Hull,
Charles H:irt, David McCurdy, Chas McDonald, Chas L. (Campbell,
Peter McLeod, Donald McKetizie Charles M.-Uac, Leonard McLeod,
Colin Miinro, Duncan Kerr, Donald Walker, Robert I). Campl)ell,
Joseidi Hcdan, Ronald McDonald, Donald McLcoil, Duncan McLeod,
Angus M<-DoMald, John Munro, Nathan Nunn, James McKinnon,
Alcx'r McDonald, D F. McRae, Allan M«'Millan, Aniens M<Kenzie,
Duncan McDonald, J EL Cahonn. Daniel Livingston, P^r S. McLean,
Philip McDonald Tliomns S. Maclean, Lauchlan G C mipbcll, John A.
McDonad, Donald J. McLeod, Donald vIcDonald, John Campbell,
Mich'l McLean, Donald McLean, Alexander McDonald, John T.
Bethune, m.d., Horatio H. Haliburton, John VV. Campbell, Neil W.
McKenzie, Duncan McLennan.
r'ocNTY OF Yarmooth — Toimship of Yarmouth : I^eonard Weston,
Benjamin Rogers, Thomas D. ('hipman, Nathan Hilton, Witiium
Bnrrill, Robt Brown, Ansel Robliins, Nelson Corning, Nathan
Crosby, Benj P. Crosby, Geo Crt)sby, John Raynard, (ieo S. Brown,
Samuel Flint, Jacob Hatfield, Nathan Moses, Chas Tedford. Chas
Sieel, Sanil Crosby, Rich T. Crosby, Jo'iu Randall, John A. HtftHeld,
Steph Patten, J. VV'entworth Moody., Alden Ellis, Charles E Brown,
Win Haley, Jcb Linders, Freeman Dennis, SamI M. Ryerson, Nathaji
Lewis, Wm V. Brown, Chandler Robbins, Sml Hamilton, Byron I'.
Ladd, Geo H. Jenuins, Thos B. Crosby, Thos M. Lewis, R.'beit K.
Rose, Nathaniel W. W. Hogur, Charles Calian, jr., VV. H. Moody, Wm
D. Lovitt. Georyie R. Doty, William Law, Nathaniel Churchilli Amos
Hilton, Ira Porter, Daniel McLaughlin, Joseph R. Kinney, Ansley
Porter, David Crosby, Nathan B Lewis, William S. Porter, William
Burrill, jr., Ezekiel E. Rini:, John Murphy, Samuel J. Hatfi Id, George*
R. Smitii. James l»urkee. James J. Lovitt, James Cr'»s'»y, Hrirris H.
Crosby, James F. S.'ott, Wiilia n H. (\)ok, Abrain Tliurston, Francis
G. Cook, Elwaril S. Wil.iams, Frank Killam, J. W. H. Rowley, E
K. Archibald. Baruaru E. t<o.:ers, Jackson Richer.
Rolwit S. Eakins, James M. Lent, Matthew
D'Entrcmont, John Bonrque, Michael Surette,
Obed W. Sloconib, Cyril Babine, Jeremiah
D'Entremont, Stillmati Larkin, Enos Gardner, Jas Doticett, Simeon
Gardner, Gervais D'Entremont, 4f*eter Surette, Jacob Flint, Kdw
vS. Perry, Ansclm O. Porter, Hilairc V. Porter, Dennis Surette, Caleb
Spitiney,J. Harvey McLarreti, Albert Gay ton, Lemuel Haniilton, John
Goodwin, jr., James Aniero, L'-nn V. AmiTD. JoS S. .Blauvelr, John
Carlaiid, Jeremiah Murphy. M'ilford fSims, J. Inurain Brandii William
H. (iavdl, David L. Poru-r, J. B. LeB^anc, Aiiram S. Lent, N. Travis,
Ceasar D'Ui ett, Jas A. Hutlielil, Forman Hatfield, Phiip Hilton,
(sim in D'Entiemont, Ctssar Douceite.
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Includss Audit Office, Assistant T?eceivor General's Office,
and Savings* Bank.
Apditor's Officb. — Auditor, Sydenham Howe. Arrnuvfnvf,
Robert Stntlier. Cle.rl; J. P. l>illon
ASTSTAN'T T^RPPTVHR OKXF,nAT/s npFICK. — As.liN'nvf Rccrtrer
General, J. R. Wallace. Accountant, Lewis Parker. Messenger, Micb
Austin.
Savings' Bank.-'-.1/«w«0"'»*, J. ^- Wallnoe Acrnuntanf, A C.
Johnstone. Teller, J. H. BalfOin. Clerk, ,). 11. Tiihyow.
AOKNCIES op DOM
Acadinn Mines*, Goorjrc Romans.
Amherst , T. L. Rhiikhorn.
Antiqnnish, Misx M. I'). FL-iiry.
Aiivnpo'is, A. S Rn;:tfles.
Arirhnt, I*. Ciiivhv.
Riidde.ck, Alex Cameron.
Barriii(jtoii, F. W. Ilotner.
Bridf/ewnfer, TlioniR"* Whitford.
Dhjhif, Hotsford Veils.
Gnijshoro, Chrisfojiher Jost.
Keiitville, John Re<iii( n.
Liverpool, Uobie Sterns. ,
iNioN Savings' Rank.
Lvnenhurq, Mrs. A M. Rudolph
Maitland, L. R. Ci chraii.
Parrslinrn, A. S. T« wnshend.
Poj'/ //flof/, E D. Treinnin.
Pictou, Alex. McPhnil.
Sheihroohe, 'I'hos Ciim|ibi'll.
SlieJburne, VV. W. At wood.
Sfidney, J. McVarish.
Truro, John F. Crow.
lFf//»;*o«//j, r. 1). Jones.
lFn/rf.wr, Kd.O'Rrien.
Yarmouth, A. J. Hood.
Immigration Office — Ajent, Edwin Clay, Halifax.
Insprotor op Steamers for Nova Scotia and New Rruns-
wiCK — VV. M. Smith, St. John, N. R. •
Arbitrators — James Cowan, Isidore Hurteau, William Compton,
William Taylor.
Port op Halifax — Tnsp'^ihq Phi/st'cinn. {%\ .000) W. N. Wiekwire,
M. D. Assistant Phi/sirlari, ($400) James Pitts. M.D. Port Warden.
Capt David Hunter. fJarbonr Master, Capt Edw (VRrien. Shipping
Master, Asahel R. Rlijxh.
Port of Pictou — Hnrhnnr Commissiqners. Hor». Robert P. Grant,
James F). McGregor. Thus Fcaser. Pilofaqe Author it jf. Hon. Unhort f.
Grant. James D. Mc<TreL'«>r, Alexander J. Patterson, Captriin Daniel
McH'onald. Hnrhour i\/aster, John Gntin.
Port op Sydney — Port Phi/slrian, A. D. MeGillivray, M. D.
Harbour Master, Arthur H. Rourinot. Shipping Master, Robert K.
Injrraliam.
Pq?!T Warden at Port 11 vvke.sbinv, Daniel llennc^sy.
" •' at Port Miil;:rave; GeMr}:o R. Hadley.
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INLAND BEVENUE DEPARTMENT.
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200 to 300
300 to 400
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Inspector for Nova Scotia, Gkorge Esson, Esq.
Halifax — Collector, A. McLeod. Deputi/ Collector, H. N. Grant.
Excisemen, F. G. Wainwriyht, John P2ad, jr.j P. Hagarty, D. Carrol,
H. D. Munro, II. S. K. Ncal.
PiCTOo — Collector, Win Jack. Excise Ofiicer, Georgo J. Campbell.
North Sydney — Collector, M. A. McDonald.
Yarmouth — Collector, T. V. B. Bingay, Esq.
Excise Duties.
Beer, brewed in whole or in part from any other substance
than malt 8 cts per gnl
Cigars, of all kinds 40 cts per lb
Malt 1 ct per lb
Spirits, Manufactured from Raw or Un-malted Grain*. . . .$1.00
'• " Malted Barley, no Excise or Cus-
toms Duty having been paid. . 1.02 .
*♦ "Molasses, Syrup or Sugar (in bond) 103
Petroleum Free
" Inspectors' fees— Packages over 20 gals 10 cts per pckge
" " *' under20gals ictpergal
Spirits, proof '. $1.00 per gal
Tobacco and Snuff 20 cts per lb
Common Canada Twist, called tohnc blmc en tor guette,
madn frum tobacco the growth of Canada 4 cts per lb
Vinegar .. . 4 cts per gal
Me by iated Spirits, proof. 15 cts per gal
Iiicenscs.
Bonded Manufactures annually, $50 -
Brewers ... '. 50
Distillers or Rectifiers 250
Compounding 50
Maltsters— 4 class, 5')0 to 1000 centals malt per month, SO
• 3 1000 to 1500 100
2 I500to2000 150
1 2000 and upwaid 200
Tobacco Manufacturers 76
Bonding Warehouse 40
Stamp Duties.
Bill Stamps are of the denominations of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
20, 30, 40 and 50 cents, and $1, $2, and $3. They are to be aflBxed to
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Holifax, R. M. King: P. Tompkins, Assistant. Sydney, L. E. Trpmaine.
Pictou, J. McKa}'; Alex McKay, Assistant. Yarmouth, Charles Allisun.
DOMINION MEASURES OF CAFACITY.
Bushel, half bushel, peck, gallon, may be of (1) Bronze or Brass Oast;
(2) Hammered Sheet lirass or (>opper, slrenuthen d bv rims of similar
metal, and upright straps; (3) Sheet Iron, when of sufficient strength to
retain the form of the measure under ordinary usuage, either with wood or
iron bottoms; (4) Wood, of any suitable quality, witli iron or hardwood rim.
When of Wood, the edge to be sufficiently thick to receive the brand.
Gallon, half gallon, quart, pmt, halt pint, gill, half gdl, may be made of
(1) Bronze or Brass, cast; (2) Hammered Siieet Brass or Copper, with
suitable rim of similar metal; (3) Hard Pewter; (4) Stout tin plate of
approved thickness.
No measure of capacity of which the sides or bottom are indented,
battered, or knocked out ol the regular form, will be admitted t'^ verifica-
tion, nor any whose bottoms are not sufficiently strong to carry the contents
without changing their form.
Fees, to be Collected for Measures of Capacity.
DOMINION MEASURES.
Denomination.
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Fees to be charged for Vc>TifIeation of Weiffhtt-BridKes, Platform
Scales, Weighing MachiucH, Balances and Stselyards.
Balances with eaual nrms^
To wniffh 5 11)9. and unrte^yn fncli pan ^ SO
To w('i).vh fi'oni 5 Ihs up to 60 facli p.in 50
To wci^h from S(» lbs up to 100, uadi i)au 7ft
To wcijih from 1 lbs upwards 1 Oi)
Stoclvards with divided arm;
To w. inh 5110 lbs and niider. .$0 50
500 to I.O'Mi lbs .,. 75
1.000 to 2,000 !l)s 1 00
2 0(K)lbs and upward* 1 60;
Wi'iffiibrid^rcHor PlatFwni Scalt's:
To wiif^h not more than 25i'lbs -Vc
•• •• bOOIbs 75(!
To weiKl" 2,000 lbs & under. «l 00
" 2,(ii'0 to 4.(!("4b9 1 50
" 4,000 to O.OOlMbs. 2 00
And for each Additional ton-. 50
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Oliici'. If verified elsewhere cost
of curtaj^o of weights used for
verificathon to be charged extra.
And in addition to these rates tbo
co-*t of ■Ciirtiujj the weights used lor
vrciflcatlon.
LINEAL MEASURES.
Material. — Tbese measures may be made of any suitable hard metal,
or 01 strai .'ht jfrained wood. NV lien of wood the ends must be protected
bv metal tips, well secured The chains of iron or steel with solid joints.
Tbe Ribands may be of steel or of metal wire woven with other fibre.
Fices to be charged for Verifioation of Lineal Measure.
Of Metal. Of Wood.
10 feet ,
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5 "
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1 foot
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Avoirdupois Weights.
From 80 lbs. down to one pound, cylindrical, with knob«
The«anie, with rmfr.
Kectangrdar block with ring or handle east solid.
Truncated square pyramid
From 5 lbs. down to one half drain. Any of the above forms; also flat
difcs in nests.
Grain Weinhts.
From l.O'^O grains down to ten grains. Cylindrical with a small rising
stem and Unob
Six grains and under. Rent platinum or aluminium wire so bent as to
repp'sviit the nnni'ier of grains, or decimal parts of a grain
In every case I Iw dctiominatitm of the weisht when <>f suflicient size,
uni t J>e cast. eB;;riive(l or stamped on them in bold legible numeral.^, of
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A 60 lb. weight for the bushel of wheat of some form sufFciently distinct
from the form herein debvribcd to prevent the one being niiutaken fur the
other.
Troy Weights
From 500 ounces down to one ounce. Trtncated cone with l^nob.
From 6 ounces down to .001 o.inco. flat fijuare p'utes.
Tlie denoniinaliun to ije engraved on tlie topof the knob of each weight,
in as large numerals as the size of the weight will admit: and al^o uu the
face ot the smaller weights.
Fees to be Collected for Verification of Weights.
DOMINION W i: Hi 11 T 8 .
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Verificntion Fees.
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If upon a beoond or any RtihHequent verifiontion the Weights, Mensiurea
nn-l Weighing Machines submitted are found to be correct within the
tolerated error, one-fourth of tlie fees hereby impossd shall be remitted
upon the production of f«atisfactory evidence of the former veiitication.
The following extracts from the Weights and Measures Act of 1879
will give valuable infoi-ination :
In contracts for the sale and delivpry of any of the undermentioned
articles, the huithel shall be determined by weighing, unless a bushel by
measure be specially agreed upon— the weight equivalent to a bushel
being as follows : —
Wheat, sixty pounds,
Indian Corn, Afty six pounds,
Uye, fifty-six pounds,
Peas, sixty pounds,
liarley, forty eight pounds,
Malt, thirty six pounds.
Oats, thiity-four jtounds.
Timothy seed, forty-eight pounds,
lillcl<wh^• it, forty eight pounds,
Khix seetl, fifty pounds,
lieinp seed, forty four pounds.
Blue grHHs seed, fourteen pounds.
Castor beans, forty pounds,
Potatoes, turnips, carrots, parsr'.ps,
beets and onions, sixty pounds.
Heans, sixty pounds.
Clover seed, sixty pounds,
In using a Dominion Measure of capacity the same shall not be
heaped, but either shall be stricken with a round stick or roller straight
and of the same diameter from entl to end. or if the articles sold cannot
from its size or shape be conveniently stricken, shall be filled in all parts
as nearly to the level of the brim as the size and shape of the article
will admit.
Kvery contract, bargain, sale or dealing made or had in the Dominion
of Canada for any work, goods, wares or merchandise, or other thing
which has been or is to be done, sold, delivered, carried or agreed for by
weight or measure, shall be deemed to be made and had according to
one of the Dominion weights or measures ascertainetl by this Act, or to
some multiple or part thereof, and if not so made or had shall be void,
except only when made acuonling to the metric system ; and all tolls and
duties charged or collected nccording to weight or measure, shall be
oharged and collected according to one of the Dominion VVeights or
Measures ascertained by this Act, or to some multiple or part iihereof.
No local or customary measureu in the use of the heaped measure shall
be lawful.
Any person who sells by any denomination of weight or measure
other than one of the Dominion weights and measures or some multiple
or part thereof, shall be liable to a fine, not exceeding twenty dollars
for every such sale.
Every weight, except when the small size of the weight renders it
impracticable, shall have the denomination of such weight stamped or
engraved on the top or side thereof in legible figures and letters. Every
measure of capacity shall have the denomination thereof stamped or en-
graved on the outside of such measure in legible figures and letters.
Every beam, steelyard or weighing machine shall have marked upon
some essential part of it the maximum weight which it is constructed
♦^^o weigh, and also on the weights or poises used with it their actual
weight when truly adjusted, in parts or multiples of the avoirdupois
pound. A weiijht or measure not in conformity with this section shall
not be stamped with such stamp of verification under this Act, as is
h>5rein mentioned.
Every trader, manufacturer, carrier, public weigher, ganger, measurer,
surveyor or other 'j)erson, who uses, for any purpose of buying, selling
or charging for the carriage of any goods, wares, merchandise or thing.
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or of meanuring nny IhI))], gooilt. mnteiiiiU or other tliini;, fur ^lie pur-
poie of cliurgiiig for or HMcertttiiiiiig tli« piice to Ite [niirl, or tliH fli.tiL.t'
to be inatle therefor, M>y weight or inei«i«uie, or wiighiM^ ntiit-hiitf w iic i
liHH not been duly iiiM|ifvtit(l und Htiini|it!il Hvuvrdiit^ Ui tiiiM Aut. ttiiili \>i-
guilty of Hii olfeiioe HisMiii4t tliiH Act; luid hIimII, on t'tuiviviiun. iikiu .>
I)vniilty of not more tluin Htty iiur U-^n tliaii five dollHitt i>>r cmcIi mu <'
oft'encH ; »nd every Hnvli uiiHtani|)i:d wcij^ltt, weigimiii iitMuiniitt «>i nii.tNu<>
so usud, found in hid iiouseHtiion, Hltall, on ht-ing diMcovntrii hy ii.<
inH])ector, or Inn HttsiHlHUt. bu furrt'itt'd ami IuiHimuIi otik^ud ami hiokc
by bin), without Huit or other autlioiity tlian t .is Act:
Except that tl<e ntitnufautuier of or dualir in wti^litB nit>us)uits •>
weighing nitichineM who iiax in his pottMeH.Hion tor Hatu any wt-i^hl
nienuiiie or weighing machine, fhall not bu buimd lo Iwivo the hihih-
inK])evted and stanipeii accoriling to tiiis Act, mj long au the namii k Uixin
in bis inantifautory or waielioutie ; but no Hiicit wd^lii, nlcit^lllt' or
weighing nnicidne ehali be ieniove<l truiri bu |.>uniiiicr«. sulit or lalii'ii into
Ubo for trade witliout having been in^iivcteit and t>tiimj>< d :
Any tiuder not being a nianufhctuier of oi iIchRm- in woi^btu, niea8i;rc>
or weigliing intichinea, liaving in Uia )iusML-8.-<ion any un8tani)ied weigbiN
measuiOH or weigbing-niachineu, Kliall bu liable to a [lenaliy ot twenty-
five dollars for the hist otfence, uinl foi each .stibheqiient offence to a
penalty of fifty dolhirs ; nnd the inspectoi or his aHsihtant shall forihwitli
seize such weights, measures or weighing-machines which shall be
forfeited.
If any |)erson forges or counterfeits any stamp »i«f d for the stamping
imder this Act, of any measure, weii^ht, bitliinue or \v(:ij>hin^-ni.iciiim .
or used before the cuinmencement or this Act tor the »tiiuipnig oi any
measure, weight, balance or weigliin^-ntacliine iinder any en>i<:iiiient
repealed by tkis Act, or wilfully inci eases or iiiinitiishes >iny wci^^ht or
measHie so stitmped. or in any way alteis or tampers wi*^h any balanct
or weif^'lung niaciiiiMi wliich has been so stamped, so as to cause it lo
weii^k unjustly, be shall be liable to a penalty of forty duihi.s for the
first offence, and for each subswquent offence he shall incur a penalty ot
I one bundled dolhirs and two months iinjnisonineiit :
I Aay person who knowingly usus, sells, ntteis, disposes of, or exposes
for Bale, any measure, weight, balance or weighing-machine, with such
forged or counterfeit stamp tiiereon, or any weight, measure, balaiice oi
i weighing-machine so inci eased, diminioheii, falsitied or taiiipeu'd with.
shall be liable to a penalty fur the Hist offence not exceediag littj
; dollars, nnd for each subsequent otfence one hundred dollars.
I Any pet'f'on, uot bci|^ ii nmnufncturer or dealer in weigiits, measures
I and weighing machines, who refuses to produce fur inspection whtu re
quired to do so by any inspector or inspector's assistant appointed iindei
tins Act, nil weights, measures and weighing machines in his pussessioii
and used for any purpose of trade, or —
Any manufncburer of or dealer in weights, measures or weijj:hing-
machines, who refuses to permit the inspectivn. when required in the
manner herein provided, of any weights, measures »r woighing-niachinex
about to be removed from his premises to be used for purposes of trade,
or who permits any such weights, measures or weighing macldnes to be
so removed without hiiving been first inspected and stamiied as herein
required, — shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding
twenty dollars for the first, and forty dtdlars far th« secoad or an^
subsequent offence.
All forfeitures and penalties imposed by this Act, or by any regulation
made under its authority, shall be recoverable, with coats, before any
civil court of competent jurisdiction, or before any Justice of tlie Peac*^
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foi^tlio (linhiiot, ooutity or plnce in whioli the ofTmiue wan oomniitted, if
Hiicli foifeituiR ov peiiiiity tloes not exueed Mty (lullam, Hnd bvfore uny
two Hiiuli juHtioeH, or any muKittrMte iiHvinK, l>y law, tho power of two
Hucli JuHtiueii, if it exceeds Afty dollars, upon proof by uonfeHsion, or by
tliu utitli of one crrdiblo witness, —Hnd nmy, if not t'oith with paid, be
U>vied by execution of distress Hntl sale of the goods and chattels of the
olfundcr, by warinnt, under tiiu hand and sepl of such iiistice, justices or
nia^'istnite— by whom also any imprisonment to wiiioh tho offender is
liable may be awarded ; and to all such oasos the Act passed in the
Hosiiion iieid in the thirty-second anil thirty thinl years of ner iMujesty's
rei^n. and intituli'd "^1/t Act respietinif the dutieit of Justices of the
I'eace out of Sesaionn in relation to Hummary convictions and orders,"
shall apply, subject to the provisions of this Act :
One half of any ])nnalty so recovered shall belong to the party suing
for tiie same, not being an inspector, or an inspector's assistant, and the
other lialf, or (if the party suing is an otHcer acting in pursuance of this
Act) the whole penalty shall belong to Her Majesty for the uses of the
Dominion :
Every such suit shall be instituted in the name of the inspector
acting in pursuance of this Act, who shall account for the penalty to the
Department of Inland lievenue :
Any person aggrieved by the use of any weight or measure, or weigh'
ing machine, which has not been duly inspectc<l and stamped accordiag
to this Act, or which may 1)6 found light, deficient or otherwise unjust,
may recover treble damages and costs.
No action or prosecution shall be brought against any person for any
forfeiture or penalty imposed by this Act, unless the tame is commenced
within three months after the offence is committed.
OAS IITSPSOTIOIT.
Under Act 36° Victorift, Cap. 48, 1873, provision is made for the
Inspection of Gas, which in Nova Scotia is to bo of the illuminating
power of sixteen candles. Apparatus for testing and analysing the
Gas supplied to IIalitii.N, has been fitted up in Hcsslciri's Building,
II(dli3 Street. Inspectors — Halifax, Archibald Miller; Pictou, James
Hepburn.
INSPECTION OF 7ISB ANB OILS.
iNsrKCToiis — County of Uti'ifiix, I'^dniund Ryan ; Yurmmith, Bobert
Krown; Guysbwouyh, Wni G. Seott,Jr. ; 67. Mnry't Bay, Henry Redmond;
Richmond, Alauricc .1. Kavanagh; Isle Madame, E E Umett; Colchester, I.
II. Flemniing; Annapolis, Israel Lotting; Victoria, J. A. Matheson; Inver-
ness, A. IJ. Skinner; Cope. Breton, Geory^a Scott; Antif/onish, W. J. Webb;
Lunenburg, George Anderson ; Shelburne^ Daniel McKenzie.
Fees for Inspection, Act 37 Viotoria, Chap. 45, 1874.
For each tierce of Salmon, salmon-trout or sea-trout, fifeent cents.
For each half tierce of salmon, salmon-trout or sea trout, ten cents.
For each barrel of salmon, salmon-trout or sea-irout, fifteen cents.
For each half-barrel of salmon, salmon-trout or sea-trout, ten cents.
For each barrel of mackerel, ten cents.
For each iialf-barrel of mackerel, five centa.
For each barrel of herring, five cents.
For each half-barrel of herring, three cents.
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cents,
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For «Nh barrel of shad, ten cents.
For each half-barrel ol shad, seven cents.
For each barrel of whiteAsh, ten cents.
For ea«h half-barrel of whiteflith, seven cents.
For each barrel of pickled codfldi, hake, haddock or catfish, five cents.
For each halt-barrel ditto, thrtte cents.
For each barrel of dry-sakcd codfish, hake, haddock, catfish, ling or
pollock, five cents.
For each half-barrel ditto, three cents.
For -each barrel ot bass, ten cents.
For each half-barrel base, seven cents.
For each barrel o< cod tongurs, cod sounds, hallibut or eels, tan c«nt8.
For each half-barrel ditto, seven cents.
For each barrel smoked herring, ten cents.
For each box smoked herrinfi;, one cent.
For each half box ditto, halt cent.
For each qutirler box ditto, quarter cent.
For inspecting, gauging and branding each puncheon of oil, twenty ets.
For inspecting, gauging and branding each hogshead of oil, fifteen cents.
For inspecting, {tauging and branding each tierce of oil, twenty cents.
For inspecting, gauging and branding each barrel of oil, ItHeen cents.
The foregoing rales shall bd reckoned exclusive of salt, pickle, cooper-
age, storage and labor employed hi washing., rmsing, cleaning, nailing,
screwing or re-packing ana pivkling any fish.
For branding or marking Newfoundland tish which have been insi)«cted
in Newfoundland, two cents per barrel
For inspecting empfty packages, one cent.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, CANADA.
NOVA SCOTIA POSTAL DIVISION.
Post Office Inspector, ($2,200) Charlci J. Macdonald. Asat. P. O."
Inspector, ($1,100) J. D. Story. Clerks, Inspector's Office, T Soathall,
DouglaH Stewart, Ttiomas E. Davison, S. J. R. Sircom. Resident Office
Keeper and Messenger, R. R. McMillan.
Bailway Mail Servioo*
Clerks, E. A. Bent, Alfred Brown, Frank P. Bent, J. McN. Gabriel,
R. Davison, J. W. H. Cam«ron, J. McNeill, W. Crowly, S. Hall, G.
A^ Hawkesworih, J. D. Rosa, John Campball.
Halifax Feat Office.
Post Mnuhr, ($2,400) H. W. Blackadar. Assistant Postmaster ^
($1,200) F. \». Tremaine. Clerks, Thos. W. De Wolfe, Arthur H.
Cunningham, Wra. H. Chamberlain, T. G. Creighton, T. W. Casey,
Joseph O'Brien, John O'Toole, W. V. Smith, David O'Brien, Patk.
Mulcahy, C. D. Fraser, C. M. R. Lownds, L. W. Travis, F. J. Power,
William Parker, Edward Delanev, Cbrfs. Woods, Jas. A. Mansfiald,
A. C. Crowe, W. H. Walker. Newspaper Smier, John Wood. Letter
Carriers, S. Saunders, (Snperintendcnt); J. Fitz^nild, John Wilson,
Edw. Carroll, 11. G. Laurilliard, J. Mahar, J. O'Mallev, P. Mullaney,
Roht. Myers, Neil Brodie, John A. Grant. Box Collectors, J. J.
Muicahy, John Hosterman. Messenger, D. Silverthorne. -
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Counties of Cumberland and Colches-
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m HalH'ox along the line of Inter-
colonial Railway ...
Truro, Amherst. Aeadki nttnct, Sb»-
benaeadie und Bedford.. . ,
Musquodoboit, via Shubonaeadie,. . .
Eastern — (By Pictou Draneh.)
Counties of Pietotv Antisoniahr and
GuysboTo'; and lakma o* Carpe
Breton •
Pictou (town) and New Glasgow. .r.
Eastern Short— (hj Coacft.)
Musquodoboit Harbor, Tangier, Sheet
Harbor, Marie Joseph, &c ...
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Daily, Sandays es.
Semi-dany Suh. e:i.
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Western— i^y W. Ijr A. Railway.)
CouHties of Yarmouth, Digby Ann*-
potia, and Kings, and Western
Hants
EHersliouse, Newport &tcik>n, Wind-
H04-,Hant8port,WoUyiUe & Kentvi'Ue
Western Shore— (Bj Consh.)
Counties of Lunenburg, Queens, and
Shelburne, awl settlements at head
of N. W, Arm and l^t. Margaret's
Bay (Co. of Halifax).
Netv Brunnvick.
Ontario, (^tcbeCf Mamtoba, and Britnii
Columbia.
Magdalfn Islands via Pictou. .........
P. E. Island via P.ctoti and Ch'town.
via Shcdiae.-. ..
NetfffoKndland —
By Allan Line of Steamers. . . .. .
By Cromweil Line of Steamers. .
Si. Pierrt tt Miqwelom.
Bermuda, W. Indies, ^ British Gviana
By Cunard Packet direct
By Shlos of War
Via the (Jnited States
The United States —
Via St. John, N. B.
Mexico, Central America, and Atlantit
Coast of South America, via tfvivi
York..."
Paeijic Coast of South America, China,
Japan, India, Australia, New Zeat-
and, via Sar, Francisco
Dtiily, Sundays ex.
Semi-daily, ^m. ex.
Mon.,Wed.,Fri,
Dd fly, SuiiAty» ex.
Semi-daily, Sun. ex.
Dafly, Sun^B ex.
Semi-daily, Sun. ex.
DaHy, Sundays ex.
Weekiy imtil navign-
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Mor. We. Th. and Sa.
Bion. and Thai,
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Every altemateMon
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Monthly.
As opportunity offers
Dally, Sundays ex.
Daily, Sundays eat.
Daily, Sundaj's ex.
Daily, Sundays ex.
S4iiiy, SniMRnys ex;^
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Tues., TbHf 8., Sat. Men., Wed., Fri.
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Dai}y,Sui>d^y8ex.
Daily, Sundays ea.
Daily^ Sundays ex.
Weekly Hirtfl close of
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Mon.Wed. Thur. 8s,
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MAILS.
Cheat Britain and Ireland —
Via RiraouBki, by Canadian Packet.
ViaNew York ,
Brifieh Colonies and Foreign Countriee
by way of England—
Via Runoufiki, by Canadian packet. . .
Via New York
CLOSE.
Friday.
Mondays and Sat.
See Great Britain &
Ireland above.
ARRIVE.
Weekly, day imcert.
Ibree tiipeB a week.
See Great Britaia
Ireland aboTe.
Letters intended for Repi8tr<ition must be posted half an hour pre-
vious to the cloKing of (he Mail by which they are to be for<varded, and
both the Posta^:e and the Registration Fee must be rr<epaid. . Regis-
tration closes finally ai 7. 30 p.m.
Money Orders issued and p?td from 10 a.m., to 4 p.m.
8TRBBT LBTTBR BOXES.
The lowvtion of the Street Letter Boxes is as follows : — Corner o,
Allan and Windsor Streets, Foot of Salter and Lower Water Streets
Corner of Morris and Pleasant Streets, Foot of Green and Pleasar.t
Streets, Corner of l^outh Park and Victoria Road, Foot of Birmingham
and Morris StreetD, Corner Spring Garden Road and South Park Street,
Corner of Pleasant Street and Spring Garden Road, Corner of Sack-
ville and Baii-ington Streets, Corner of Argyle and Buckingham
Streets, Foot of Cogswell and Brunswick Streets, Corner of Cosswell
and North Park Street, Corner of Cunard and Moren Street, Comer
of Gottingen and Cornwallis Streets, Corner of Gottingen and North
Streets, Corner of Gerrish and Brunswick Streets, Foot of Arts Lane
and Upper Water Street, Foot of Cornwallis and Upper Water Streets,
Foot of Jacob Stieet, North Street Railway Station.
HALIFAX LBTTBR CARRIER^' DBLIVBRY.
The Delivery of Letters br Carriers is as follows : in the business
portions of the' city. Threa deliveries daily, Sundays excepted, com-
menci.ig at 8 a.m., 13 noon, and 4 p.m.; in the northern portion
of the city, beyond Gerrish (north), and in western portion beyond
North Park, Two deliveries daily, Sundays excepted, commencing at
8 a. m., and 4 p. m ; in the south-west portion of the city. Two
deliveries daily, Sundays excepted, commencinf at 8 a.m., 12.30 p.m.,
and 4.15 p.m.; and in the Northern, Southern, and Western Suburbs,
and Richmond, One delivery daily, Sundays excepted, commeacing at
8 a.m.
Letters for these deliveries will be received at the General Office up
to within 15 minutes of ths commencement of each delivery.
Letters ai ^ Papers should be addressed to Street and Number at
which to be delivered.
ChHuge of Residence should be promptly notified to the Postmaster
in writing.
The public are requested to adopt the house door letter-boxe^, the use
of which will result in greatiy increased rapidity in the delivery of letters.
No person need call at the office for letters, for all may have mail
matter left at their residences regularly, without risk or charge.
HALIFAX SUBURBS AND DARTMOUTH.
Mails sent to Dutch Village daily, closing nt 6 o'clock a.m. To the
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Three Mile House on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and daily
to the Four Mile House, at 6.30 a.m.
Mails sent to Dartmouth three times per day at 6.35 a.m., 12 noon,
and 4.50 pm.
The rate of postage on letters to Richmond, Dutch Villajje, Three
Mile House and Dartmouth is one cent per ^ oz. Pre-paymenf by
stamp compulsory.
COUNTRY POST OFFICES.
The following is a list of the principal regular Post Offices, in
III ova 8cotla, viz. :
Boularderie
Bm^liton
Bruljjetovm
Rrklyewnter
Post Offices, Post Masters
Acadia Mines K. M. Solomon,
Advocate Harbor Nathan B. Morris.
Amherst^ AmoR Purdy.
Annapolis A. "W. Corbitt.
Antigonishe H. P. Hill.
Arickat Wm. 6. Ballam.
Athol F. A. Donkin.
Avonport Stat'n, J. B. Newcomb.
Aylesjord T. R. Harris.
liibmeck Robt. Elmsley.
BarringtoH R. H. Crowell.
Bear River W. S, V. T. Hardwick.
Beaver River Cor,Mr8. L. Kaymond.
Bermck E. C. Fostar.
Big Bras 'dor, Jno. A. Fraser.
Alex. Munro.
J. R. Atwater.
Enoch Dodpe, jr.
Joseph Whitford.
Brooktield, (Col) Jaoies Graham,
I Caledonia Comer George Middlemas,
Canning J. W. Borden.
Canso James Tate.
Cape George Robt. McDonald.
Cape Sable /</a»(/. Isaac Kinney.
Chester Mise Vict. Cljurch.
Christmas Mnnd^J&mM McDougaB.
Clementsport James P. Roop.
Clffde Rtver Geo ThonMon.
Cow Bay, Rodk. McKenaie.
Cross Ims, Co HarKinBTDAti Sweet.
John E. Leadley.
George P. Burton.
John McOoul.
Hugh McDonald.
W. A. Fulmer,
J. Johnson.
Hugh Mcintosh.
H. F. Donaldson.
J. McLeHu.
Andre wK. Grraham.
D. F. Layton.
J. Ji. Brine.
M. Frame.
V« v«« .a«t«Oa \,
J)artmmitb
Dighy
Durham
I'^ast Bay
I'eonomf
Ellorshouse
FJmadale
ICniield
Knglisbtown
Mve Mnnds
roily Viiloae
Fi'tnck Vitlajfe
Gay's River
Post Offices. Post Masters.
Glenelg
Olengarrv Sta'a
Goldenville
Goose River
Granville Ferry
Grand Pre.
Grand Narrows
Great Village
Greenville Sta'n
Guysborougu
HanUport
Har. ou Bouehe
Hebron
Hopewell
Isaac's Harbor
Kentvitle
Kemietcooh
Kingsport
Kingston Station
LaiereneetowH
Linqan
Little Bras d' Or
Matth^ ./ Archibald.
Robt Sutherland.
Neil McQuarrie.
G. B Hurter. Sr.
Hugh M. Irving.
J. vV Borden.
S. MoNeil.
Robert Dill.
J. S. Forshner.
£. J. Cunningham.
Wm. Davison.
Fdward Corbetl
Charles Cahan.
John Gunn.
Alex McMillan, Jr.
W. M Carruthers
I. S. Sand ford.
Geo. Wm. Martin.
A. C. VanRuskirk.
John W. James.
RonaM McDonald.
John H. Christie.
Little Glace Jky Johu J. McDonald.
Liverpool
Lockepoit
Long Island
Iioutsburg
Lower Argyle
Lunenburg
Mabou
Macean
MahoneBav
Alex. Cowie
Ross Hammond.
Jfts.W.EMridge.
Miss W. Kennedy.
J. F. McLarren.
Lower L^ArdoiseJot^. Matht^son.
Lower Stetoiacte Frs H. Holdsworth.
Mrs. A. M. Rudolf
II. McOonald.
Robert D. Roaeh.
H. ^chnare.
il/atV^rK/,(Jfants)AIexr Roy.
Margaree Fo» ks, Jas. F. LawreiKe.
Afargaree Hnrb^i'CoWn Gillfs.
MargaretviUt T. A. Marge^on.
Melrose James Stewart.
Middhton Jolm Gullivan.
Mill Village H. H. Mack.
Miltony (Queens) Edwd. Kenapton.
Miimdk Gilbert Seaman.
Mount Uaiacke Richard McLearu.
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paymenf by
Offices, in
' Masters.
./ Archibald,
utherlaiul.
[cQuarrie.
Barter, Sr.
M. Irving.
Borden,
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Dill.
r>r8hner.
Dnnningham.
)aTison.
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>uiin.
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Carruthers
anciford.
^m. Martin.
i^anRuskirk.
V. James.
I McDonald.
I. Christie.
■ McDonald.
[!?owie
!ammond.
. EMndge.
r. Kennedy.
^'IcLarren.
[ath^sf>n.
Holdsworth.
. M. Rudalf
Oouald.
D. Hoaeh.
mare.
Roy.
. Lawrence.
3itlt3.
^Targeson.
Stewart,
liillivan.
Mack.
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W. New Annan, Wellington IMair.
NewCampbelltonChae. L. Caaapbell
A^««7 <ila»(f(m Wnu FTaser.
JV^ew flose John Pratt.
N-tnifKnit tTa«. F. Coobran.
Neryxrrt Lfindiruf.L W. Aitison.
*' Stataon ' J- L. Sweet.
Ti^rffe Sydviey Wui. Forltes.
A'^oe/ Ormand 0''Brie».
G. K. Bail.
Hem y S. Smifli.
John W. Jenks.
Wm. F. Moree.
Edmuni McFhail.
Jonathan Hartley.
Jas. G. McKeea.
Port Uawkeshwy^ Colle Beaten.
Poi^t Hood A. C. Thomson.
Pwt ifedivay Freeman Coboon.
Poit Mulgrtwe Mrs. U. Trites.
Poit SVttliatm Albert Chase.
" " Station, Fred. E. ForsyA.
Pugwash, ^ Levi Borden.
S»>er Bomr^goiae, (5e« H. BisseH:.
North W. Ann
Oxford
Parrsboro
Paradftse Lane
PtcUm
Pirate Hartxjr
Po«'t Hmthign
River J(3in.
River PhiUp
Sandy Cove
Sheet Hai4)or
Shelburne
■Sherbt^ooke
John D. Gould.
Mrs. Grace Philips.
Jno H. Moreliouse.
W. Flail,
l^has. a KeMej'.
Jas. H. McDonald,
Post Offices. Post Mabteus.
SliininiicasBridg John Brantler.
Shubenacndie Andrw KiTlxpatrick
S/M-inff ITUl .1fi?ie6Natlian Boss.
S^^nar(?^p«,(^«<),D. Chisholm.
St. Mary's Bay Edw. Everett.
" Rodk. G. Morrison.
H. McKenzie.
Alex Matheson.
Mii»9 H. F. Rigljy.
Win Hay.
Robert Parvis.
Placide Delorv.
Wm. McCulIy.
J M. Lent.
Francis Cox.
B. S. Seaman.
J. P. Pmeo.
John McCullougli.
John Lingley.
James McDonald.
Wm. Munro.
*' " Station,Wm- S. Graham.
Wontworth Sta'nJ. H. Livingstone.
Weatpoist Benj. H. Ruggles.
WestvUle Duncan Balfour.
WeymoiiKh C. D. Jones.
■" Bridge Geoi^e J. Hoyt.
W hpcoeomaffh^ Mrs. G. McDoiiald.
Wimot, E- Cumminger.
Wtn^or^ Peter S. Burnliara.
Wolfville, George V. Rand.
YarmoHtlL, A,. J. Hood.
■St. Peters
Stdiarton
Sydney
Si/dney Mine*
Tangier
Tatamafjouchie
Tracadie
Truro
Tmltet
Upp Stemacke
Wallace
Waiervitte
Walton
Waveriy
West Bay
" River
MoneT" Order Offioea.
Tlie Halifax Post Office, and the Offices in tlie above list nnailted in
ttalicfi, are Money Order Offices, and are authorieed to issue Orders
payable at any Money Order Offi«e in the Dominion of CaQada, New-
foundlandf the United Kingdom or British India.
Minor Jiost Oflloea.
In addmon to the ahove, there are npwards of eight hundred minor
Post Offices, and Way or Sub-Post Offices in tU« different Counties of
the Pix»vtnee.
Fostas'e Stamptj Fo«t Cards, ete-. issued by the Canadian
1^. O. Department.
The stamps issued hy tiie Canadian Post Office Department, are of
the following denoniinat4o««, vtr-. : postage stamps, i c, 1 c, 2 c, 3 c ,
6 c, 10 c., 12| c. and 15 c. ; registered letter stamps, 2 c. and 5 c.
Post Cards are issued at one cent each, and may be sent to any
address in Canada or United States. Post Bands are for sale at the
rate of SI .25 j>er hundred. Post cards are also issued at two cents eiUi'i
for transmission to the United Kingdom, Newfoundland, St. Pierre et
Miquelon, and certain foreign eonntriee.
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B&tea of Fottafte and Besistrat^on Fees to other portions of
the British Empire and to Foreign Coumtries.
COUNTEIES.
I.
Austria^ including Hungary
Belgium
Cyprus
Denmark, including Iceland & Faroe Islands.
Ecuaa;.-.-. .
Egypt
France ana Algeria
Germany
Gibraltar
Great Britain and Ireland
Greece and Ionian Islands
Italy
Japan
Malta
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal and Islands of M&deiia and Asores. .
Russia and Grand Duchy of Finland
St. Hierre et Miquelon
Spain
Sweden
SwiUarland.
Turkey ^European and Asiatic)
Venesuela
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Aden (Arabia)
Argentin* Confederation
Brazil
Peru
Ceylon, via San Francisco, or via Bngland. . . .
Houg Kong (including Amoy, Canton, Foo-
Chow, Hankow, Ningpow and Swatow,) via
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Mauritius and its Dependencies
Straits SetUemente of Singapore, Penang and
Malacca
in.— MISCELLANEOUS.
Aspinwall, via New York
Aiistralia, South and West, via Siw Frsuolsco.
New South Wales, via San Francisco. ...... )
Queensland and Victoria, via San Fiancisoo. )
New Zealand, via S. F
Tasmania, via S. F
Bermuda, via New York
Bermuda, via Haliihx
Cape of Good Hope
Chill, via New York
ladia (British)
V\ji Islands, via San Francisco
Java
Monte Video
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Bahamas, via New York.
Cuba, via New York
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Fretich posseBsious, by all routes
Jamaica, via New York direct mail.
" viaHalifax
Hayti and San Domingo, via N. Y. direct mail
" " viaHalifex | 10
Porto Rico, via New York i 5
" ViaHalifax ^...1 10
St. John, St. Thomas and St. Croix, (Danish)
direct mail, via New York 5
St. John, St. Thomas and St. Croix, (Danish)
via Halifax or via New York and Havanft.. .
Trinidad via New York
" ViaHalifax ] 10
Guiana— British, French & Dutch via N. York 10
" " viaHaliflftx. 10
Leeward Islands (Antigua, Dominica, Monser-
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10 cts., limit of weight 8 oi.
Bates of Postage within the Dominion.
LETTERS.
To places within the Dominion of Canada, 3 cents per half oz. each.
Letters paid less than one rate will not be forwarded. Other short paid
letters will be taxed with double the amount of the deficient postage.
On letters posted at an Office to be delivered from it, commonly known
as Local or "drop letters,'* the rate will be i cent per i oz.; to he in
all cases prepaid by Postage Stamps affixed to such letter when posted.
Re-directed Letters will be forwarded without any additional charge
if not taken from the office or if handed hack at the moment of their
deUvery, but if taken from the office and subsequently re-postcd they
become subject to a new rate of postage, in default of which they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office, Ottawa.
NEWSPAPEBS AND FBRIODI0AL8.
Newspapers and periodicals printed and published in Canadn may
be sent by Post from the Office of publication or news agency at the
rate of 1 cent per lb., to regular suhscr.bers or news agents in Catiada.
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.Transient Newspapers and Periodicals addressed to places in Canada,
will be sent at tho rate of one cent per 4 ounces, which must bo prepaid
by postage stamp. Newspauers and Periodicals wfcij<;hing less than one
olincc n ay be posted singly, prepaid by postage stamp, one half ct. each.
MISCBI.LANEOnS MAIL MATTER.
Periodicals, Books, Pamphlets, and occasional Publications, Books
and Newspaper Manuscript, Circulars, Prices Current, Hand Bills,
Maps, Prints, Drawings, ISngravings, Music, Packages of Seeds,
Cuttings, Hoots, Scions, Grafts, Botani<;aI Specimens, etc., and patterns
or sample* of merchandise.
To any place inr Canada, 1 cent per 4 3z. each packet. Books, Circu-
lars, Music, etc., mast be put u|) open at both ends.
Prepayment of Matter of the above description is in all cases com-
pulsory.
PARCELS.
To any place within the Dominion 6 cents per 4 ozs., which must be
prepaid. Parcels must not exceed 5 lbs in weighs, excepting those
addressed to British Columbia or Manitoba, tho weight of which is
limited to 2 lbs. 3 oz.
RBOISTRATIOK FEB.
To places within the Dominion, 2 cents each letter or post card, and
5 cents each parcel or packet of sample.
Information in regard to the rules governing registered correspon-
dence, etc., may be bad at any Post Office.
List 1.
On Books and Printed Matter generally. Newspapers excepted,
the rate of oostagc is Ic. per 2 oz. ; and on Commercial Papers, Legal
and other Documents, &c., .5c. for the tirst 2 oz., and Ic. for each addi-
tional 2 oz. or fraction thereof.
On Samples and Patterns the postage is 2c. for the Brst 2 oz. and Ic.
for every additional weight of 2 oz. or fraction thereon.
Ijist 2.
On Books and Printed Matter generally, the postage is 2c. per 2 oz. ;
and on Commercial Papers the postage is 5c. for the first 2 oz., and
2c. for every additional weight of 2 oz. On Samples and Patterns I
the postage is 2c. per 2 oz. or fraction thereof.
Iilst 3.
The limit of weight of Books, Printed Matter, Commercial P'\pcrs,
Documents &c., as well as for Newspapers, is 4 lbs. 6 oz.
avoirdupois, and the limit of size 24 inches in lengtn by 12 inches in
breadth or depth. The limit of weight for Samples and Patterns is 8i
oz., and the limit of size 8 inches in length, 4 inches in breadth, and 2
inchec in depth. These apply to all Postal Union destinations. The
limit of weight, however, for Book Packets, &c., to the United Kinsrdom
is 5 lbs. Matter exceeding the limit of weight cannot be forwarded.
It will be observed that all classes of matter can be registered to the
United States and all Countries named in Lists I. and IL
Letters containing gold or silver money, (excepting such addrci^sed to
the United States) jewels, or precious articles, or anything liable to
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Customs duties, will not be forwarded, registfred or unregistered, to any
place beyond the limits of the Dominion of Cnnada.
Newspapers and periodicals printed and published in Canada may
be sent by |K)st from the ofHce of publication or news apency, at the
rate of 1 cent per lb. to regular subsciibers or news agents in Newtound-
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&c., may be obtained at any Post Office.
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Over «4 " " $10 5 "
" 10 " " 20 10 "
" 20 " " 40 20 "
" 40 " " fiO 30 "
" 60 " " 80 40 "
" 80 " " 100 SO "
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" 10 " " 15 " 75 "
" 15 " " 20 " 80
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Over £2.lORtg. " 5 " 40 "
" 5 " " 7.10 " 60 "
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than £10 stg.
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Over £2 stg. " 5 " 60 "
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£10 stg.
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Not exceeiling $10 10 cents.
Over $10 " " 20 20 "
' 20 " '* 30 30 "
" 30 '« " 40 40 "
" 40 •' " 50 M "
No single order on the United States can be granted for more than
$50. ♦
Full information in regard to Money Orders may be obtained at any
Monev Order Post Office.
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RAZLWA7S, STAai OOAOBSS AXm STSAliSIUI.
The Interrolonial Railway connects Halifax, N. S., with St John,
N. B. ; and by Moncton and Point Levi with the Grand Trunk
Railway to Montreal, and ihe whole Rtiilway system of Canada; and
by n branch line front Truro to Pictou, with the Gulf of St. Lawrence
Chief Superintendent, 1). .Pottingcr, Moncton, N. B. Has Stations as
follows :•—
NOVA 8COTIA.
Halifax ....
Four Mile House. 4
Hedford .... 8
Rocky Lake .... 11
Windsor Junction 13
^Vellington .... 21
Grand Lake .... 23
Dakfield 25
Rntield .... 28
Elmsdalc .... 30
Milford 35
Shubeiiactidie . . 39
Stewirtcke .... 44
Pollvboir ... 48
Brooktield . . 53
Johnston .... 57
Truro .... 61
Isli>ronish .... 69
Debert .... 73
Londoiidiirry .... 78
FolleJL'b Lrt'ke. ... 86
Won r worth .... 90
Greenville ... 96
Thomson .... 103
Oxford ... 107
River Philip ... MO
Suit SiMinjrs . . . 1 14
'«!>ri»n:;hill .... 121
Athol 12
'iaooiin .... 130
NiT.p.in ... 13.T
Aih'iorjt 138
NEW BRDN8WICK.
Dorchester . . . .
159
Memramcook . . . .
167
Moadow Brook.. .
174
Pains'ic Junction
17Q
Humphrey . . . .
185
Moncton ....
187
Boindrtrv Cieek. .
197
Saiis()(iry ....
200
Pollet River ....
205
Petitcodiac . . . .
210
Anajjance . . . .
216
Penobsquis . . . .
226
Pl.imwesee;y ....
229
Sussex
232
Apohaqui ....
237
Norton ....
243
Klootufleld . . . .
249
Pas-ekoag . . . .
250
Hampton . . . .
254
Mauwi^wauk
259
QuisiiiMusis ....
264
Kofhesay ....
267
Rivfrside ....
269
T«»rrvbiirn ....
270
Brookville ....
2/2
Moosef)ath ....
273
St John
276
Aulac
Sackville
Trnro
Vfilley •
Union
Riversdale
144
147
MONCTON TO
POINT LBVI.
Moncton .... 1S7
B«^riy'8 Mills .... 195
Canaan .... 2(/U
Coal Branch 215
VVelford 224
Ferris 235
Forest 244
Barnaby River. . . 255
Chatham Junction 259
Miraraichi
.... 265
Bea^'er Brook
.. 275
Bartibojjue
.... 286
Red Pine
296
Bat hurst
.... 309
Petite Roche
.... 321
Belieduno
.... 329
Jrtcquet River
338
Nev/ Mill.«
.... 347
('llililo
... 3.5.'?
D.illi usie
363
Campi>ellton
.... 372
Metapediac
.... 385
Mill Stream
.... 395
AssametquMjiI
an.. 405
Causa pscal
. . . 420
Amqui
433
Cedar Hall
... 441
Savabec
.... 448
Tartiaifue
... 4.58
St. Octave
... 468
St. Flavie
... 477
St. Luce
... 485
Riraoaski
... 495
Bic
. . . 506
St. Frtbien .
... 515
St Sitnon
... .525
Trois Pistoles
... .534
Isle Verto
.. 544
S\ Ar»ene
... 552
Cui'ouna
. . 555
Reviere Du Lo
up 561
Point Levi,
. . . 68b
STATIONS ON THE PICTOU BBANCH,
61 1 West River
65iGlen{rarry
70 Hopewell
74 Stellarton
82 1 New Ghsp^jw . .
89, Pictou Liindin^
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The Intercolonial Bailwav connectn at Pictou, (during the navigable
season) with Prince Edward Island Stcnm Navigation Co.'s steamers
for Charlottetown, Georgetown, Snmmorsideand Shcdiac ; Also, at St.
John, by rail nnd steamers, with all parts of the Upper Provinces and
the United States.
Bdutei conneoting with Intercolonial Bailway.
The trains of the Intercolonial Railway connect at Shubenflcadie tri-
weekly with conveyance toMiddicnnd UpperMiisqn*Hlol)oi{;nt Brookfieid
daily with conveyance to Upper Stewiacke ; at Truro semi-weekly, with
conveyance to Earltown, and tri-weekly with conveyance to Onslow ;
at River DeBert daily, with coach to Folly Village and tri-weekly to
Mass Town ; at Londonderry Station daily, with coaches to Acadia
Iron Mines and Great Villlige, and ui?nce to Economy and Five
Islands ; at Wentworth Station daily, with coaches to Tatamagouche ;
at Greenville Station daily, with coach to Wallace; at Thomson's
Station daily, with coach to Pugwash; Spring Hill Junction daily, with
train to Parrsboro', and there tri-weekly with coach to Advocate
Harbor; at Maccan daily with coach to Kiver Hebert and Lower Cove;
at Amherst tri-weekly with coach to Goosa River.
1~he trains of the Pictou branch connect at West River Station tri-
weekly, with conveyances to West River, Durham and i'lctou.
SFBINQ HIIiL AND FABBSBOBOUGH BAIIiWAY.
Connects at Spring Hill Junction with trains of the Intercolonial
Railway. Manager, J. A. Killam. Has stations at —
Spring Hill Junction . .
Spring Hill Mines 5
Mountain Jioad 8
Etter Road 10
Muccan 13
Southampton 16
West Brook 19
Halfway Lake 22
Lakeland 28
Parrshorough 32
HALIFAX AND CAPE BBETON BAILWAY.
Connects at New Glasgow with trains of the Intercolonial Railway.
Manager, F. D. Laurie. Has stations at —
New Glasgow
Glcnfallocli 5i
Merigomislic 9|
French River ISi
Piedmont 18
Avondale 22
Barney's River 23 i
Marshy Hope 27
James' River 31 i
South River 46
Taylor's Road 48
Pomquet 51
Heatherton 53i
Afton 57
Tra«Hdie 61
Ginoirs 62i
L'ttlo Tracadie 65i
Harbor au Bouche • 69|
Cape Porcupine 73|
Strait of Canso 78|
Brieriy Brook 35i
Antigjiiishe 41
Boutea connecting with Halifax and Cape Breton Bailway.
Mail Coaches run from Antigonistie to Sherbrooke, daily ; through
tickets issued at the Railway Depot, Halifax. This route is in direct
communication with the Gold Diggings at Sherbrooke, Goldenville
and other districts.
Connections are made at Melrose tri-weekly with Coaches to Country
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Hacbor, Iiaacs Harbor, Quysboro' and Port Mulgrave, and Bemi-weekly
with TajTH* Coaches tu Glenelg and Caledonia.
The coai'h for Guysboro leaves Antigonishe daily on arrival of the
mail from New Glasgow, and connects with coaches running daily
between Quysboro' and Cape Canso.
Lindsay & Co.'s Mail Coaches leave Port Hawkesbury daily, on
arrival of Mail from Port Mul;;rave for 8t Peter's and Sydney.
Through tickets can be had at Halifax.
Connections are made at Port Hawkesbury daily witH coaches to
Port Hastings, Port Hood and Mabou, and daily also for Whycoco-
magh and Uuddeck, running tri-wcekly between Mabou, Margaree
Forks, and Eastefn Harbor, and semi-weekly between Mabou, and
W hycocomagh.
Connections are also made daily at Grandance with conveyance to
Grandique Ferry and Ariehat ; at River Inhabitants' Bridge, daily with
conveyance to West Bay ; at East Bay, daily, with conveyance to North
Sydney and Sydney Mines; and at Sydney with coaches daily to Little
Glace Bay, Cuw B.iy, Lingan and Louisburg. Coaches run tri-weekly
between Sydney Mines, Little Bras D'Or, Big Bras D'Or, New Camp-
helltown, Englishtown, Haddeck; and semi-weekly between Big Bras
D'Or, Boularderie, and Baddeck.
WINDSOR AND ANNAPOLIS BAI WAY.
Incorporated under Imperial and Provincial Charters. Connects
at Windsor Junction with the Intercolonial Railway from Halifax, and
runs through the Counties of Hants, Kings and Annapolis, to the town
of Annapolis Royal, thence connecting with a line of steamers to St.
John, N.B. during the summer months, and a daily lino of mail
coaches to Digby and Yarmouth.
The principal offices of the Company are at 6 and 6, Westminster
Chambers, Victoria Sti-eet, Jjondon. General Manager, P. Innis,
Kentville, Nova Scotia. Agent at Halifax, C. R. Bart'y, 126 HolHs
Street. Has stations at-^
Four Mile House. 4 Mount Denson... .
Bedford .... 9 Hantsport ....
Rocky Lake .... 12 Avonport ....
Windsor Junction 14 ^forton Landing..
17 o^rand Prd ....
27 Wolfville
34 Port Williams....
37 Kentville ....
Beaver Bank ....
Mount Uniacke..
Stillwater ....
Ellershouse ....
Newport ....
Three Mile Plains
Windsor ....
Falmouth * ....
61
64
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43
46
48
Cambridge
Waterville
Berwick
SlAylesford
53 Morden Road.
.58 Kingston
Wilmot
Middleton
Lawrencctown
66 Paradise
71 Bridgetown .
76iTupperville
78l Round Hill ....
80 1 Annapolis ....
83 St. John.by Str...
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90
93
98
102
108
111
116
120
124
130
190
At Annapolis a steamer connects with the Windsor and AnnajMlis
Railway for Digby and St. John, N. B., and thence by rail or steamer
to all parts of New Brunswick, the United States and Upper Provinces.
Routes oonneotins with the Windsor and Annapolis Bailway.
The trains of the W. and A. Railway Company make connections
at Newport Station daily with coach to Newport ; at Windsor, semi-
weekly, with coach to Chester ; at Port Williams Station going West
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and Kentvillo goin); East daily with coaches to Cornwallis and Can-
ning ; at Kentville, semi-weekly, with coaches to New Koss and Chester ;
at Lawrencetown and Aylesford, weekly, with conches to Bridgewatcr.
Coaches (currying H. M. Mails) run daily between Annapolis and
Liverpool. Leave Annapolis a'. 3 p. m., and arrive at Liverpool on
fullowiiig day in time to connect with Stages to Hnlifax and Shelhurne.
Leave Liverpool at 2 p. m., and arrive at Annapolis on the following
day in time to connect with train for Halifax.
Coach Ks, carrying H. M. mails, leave Annapolis for Clements-
t>ort and Digby, daily, on arrival of train from Halifax. Returning,
cave Digby on arrival of mail from Yarmouth. Connections are made
at I >eep Urook daily with conveyances to and from Hillsbnrgh and
Bear Kiver ; and at Digby daily wiili coaches to and from Sandy Cove,
Freeport, and Westport, Briar Island.
WBSTBRN COUNTIES BAILWAY.
Connects at Digby with steamers to Annapolis and St. John, and
runs through the Counties of Digby and Yarmnuth, to the town of
Yarmoutii. General Superintendent, J. Brig nell. Has stations at—
Digby
Jordan Down. ,
Bloomfield
North Range .
Plympton
Port Gilbert .
Weymouth
Belliveau
4 j Church Point
9 Little Brook ,
11
14
16
22
Saulniervilie
Meteghan
Hectnnooga
Norwood
26 Lake Jessie
30 Biasil Lake
32 Green Cove
34 Ohio
37 Hebron
46 1 Yarmouth
49'
51
54
67
60
62
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WSSTBRN BHOBB ROUTE.
Halifax to Yarmouth.
BnAiR'fl Coaches carrying H. M. mails, leave Halifax daily at
6.30 o'clock, A. M., for Head of St. Margaret's Bay, Chester, Mahone
Bay, Bridgowater, &c. Returning, leave Bridgewater daily at (> a. m.
Co'.inecttons are made daily at Mahone Bay and Bridgewater, going
and returning with conches to and from Lunenburg, and daily at head
of St. Margaret's Bay with a coach to French Village.
Coaches, carrying H. M. mails, leave Bridgewater for Mills
Village, Liverpool, Shelhurne, &c , daily at 6. a. ra. Returning, leave
Shell)nrne dailv at 6 a. m. Connections arc made daily at Liverpool
with coaches to and from Milton and Port Medway ; and at Head Sable
River daily with a coach to and from LocKeport
Coaches, (carrying H. M. Mails), leave Shelhurne for Barrin;;ton,
Tusket, Yarmouth, &c., daily at 6 a. m., arriving at Yarmouth in
time to connect with the stage for *igby. Returning, leaves Yarmouth,
daily, at 7 a. m. Connections are made tri-weekly at Clyde River and
Barrington with conveyances to various shore settlements.
Head St Margaret's Bay.. 21
McLean's 11
Chester (45) 13
Mahone Bay (65) ., 20
Bridgewater 9
Mill Village 18
Liverpool (101) 9
Port Mouton 10
Port Jolly 5
Sable River 10
Jordan River 8
Shelhurne (141) 7
Barrington 20
Yarmouth 44
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BASTIDRN 9HORB ROUTB.
Halifiiz to Marie Joseph-
Aiiciiiuald'h Stape (cnrr)'ing II. M. Mails) leaves Ilalitnx for Mas'
quocloboit Harbour, Jeddore, Ship Hurbour, Tanuicr, Sheet Hnrl)Our,
Salmon Kiver and Muric Joxuph, every Monaaif, Wedneaduy and
Friday inoniing at 6 o'clock ; returning the intervening days.
Innis', Porter's Luke. . . . 1G|
Ormon'rt, Chezetcook Ud 2
Mu(N|ao(lol>oit liar l)oiir . . 10
Webber's, Lakevillo .... 11^
Ship Harbour 8
Tangier (66) 8
Sheet Harbour 18
Salmon Kiver 12
Mariu Joitepli 27
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STBAMEBS.
Gruat Britain. — Royal Mail Stcamor» of the Allan Line leave
Halifax for Queenstown every alternate Tuesday at 12 noon ; and leave
Liverpool via Queenstown for Halifax every alternate Tuesday. These
steamers call at St. .John's Newfoundland, l)oth on the homeward and
outward trips. S. Canard & Co., Agents.
The pnckets of the Allan Lino which carry the weekly mails iHJtween
the Upper Provinces and the United Kingdom, touch at Halifax during
the winter months.
Bermuda aud West Indies. — Royal Mail Steamers Alpha, and
Beta (Cunard Line) leave Halifax for Bermuda and Jumaica every
fourth Monday ; connect at Jamaica with steameru for all parts of
the West Indies, and for Pt"^aina and South America. S. Cunard
& Co., Agents.
Halifax and Boston. — Mail steamers run weekly between Port-
land, Boston and Halifax during the summer months.' J. 1\ Phalen,
Agent.
New York, Halifax and St. John's, Newfoundland. — Steamers
of the Cromwell Line make three trips per month between New York,
Halifax and Newfoundland, carrying Her MHJesiy's and the United
States Mails. Wood & Co , Agents.
St. Pibrrb kt Miquklon. — The mail steamer George Shaltuck
runs fortnightly between Halifax and St. Pierre ct Miquelon, calling at
North Sydney, leaving Halifax every alternate Monday, except during
the months of January, February, March and April, when she awaits
the arrival of the English Mails. F. D. Corbett & Co., Agent.
Maodalkn Islands. — The steamer Scud, carrying H. M. Mails,
rnns weekly between Pictou and the Magdalen Islands, via Georgetown,
P. E. I., leaving Pictou every Monday. On every fourth Monday the
steamer's trip is extended beyond the Magdalen Islands lo Gaspc Basin
or Perc^ and back.
Western Shore. — The mall steamer Edgar AS^uart,run8 weekly from
Halifax to Annapolis, around the western shore, touching at Lunenburg,
Liverpool, Shelburne, Yarmouth and Digby, going and returning. Con-
nects at Yarmonth with mail steamers for St. John and Boston. F. W.
Fishwick, Proprietor.
Yarmouth, St. John, N. B., and Bo.hton, U. S. — The mail
steamer Dominion makes weekly trips between St. John, N. B., and
A spleaaid Sloek of fishermen's Supplies can be Ml ways had
U. H. FULLEK ik €0., liead of fow^r's Wharf.
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Boslon, calling at Yarmouth and Westport, t^oing and returniniyr. The
steamer Edt^ir Stuart conoerti at Yarmouth with the Dominion. M.
K. Clements & Co., Yarmouth, Agents.
AmiAPOLiB, DiODT AND St. JoHif, N. R— Mail Steamers in con-
nection with the Windsor and Annapnliti Unilway, run tri-weekly in
summer and semi-weekly in winter, betweeu Annapolis, Digby, and
St. John.
AvNAPOLis AND BonTON — Th« sttamer " Hunter" leaves An-
napolis (or Boston on Mundnyn, after arrival of trnin from llaliiax,
and returns I'roui Boston on Thur^iluys. J. S. Wliitman, A|;eat.
Annapolis.
Eastkrn Siiorb. — TIm* mail steamer .1/. A. Starr rnns weekly from
Halifax to Chariot tetown, ciiliing at Canso, Aricltat, Port Hawkosbury,
Port Mulgrave, Port nnstincH. and Bayfield, (for Antiponish). Leaves
Halifax on Tuesdays, and P. E. 1. oii Thursdays. F. W. Fishwick,
Proprietor.
Port MuroRAVu and East Bat.— The steamer •' CIvde," car-
rying H. M. MailH, leaves Port Mnljfruvo for East Bay, daily, on ar-
rivHlol mail trains from New Glaxeow, And returns from East Bay in
time to roaHect with morn in^ train for New Glaspow.
Port Molorate, Wkst Bay and Sydney. — The steamer
*' Neptune," canyin* H. II. Mnils, leaves Svdn»y for Port Mulgrave,
via the Bras D'Or Lnkts and St. Peter's Canal, on Mondays asd
WednHgdays, and return* on Tuesdays sad Thursdays. On Tliumday
rtfierneoT, the steamer makes a trip from Little Bat* D'Or to Wwt
IJay, conneotiiiar there with Rtajre to Port Hnwkeebury, and returns the
following morning. Black Bros. & Co., Agents.
Port Mulgravr, Arichat, Canso and Port Hood — The
steamer " Goliah," carryinc H. M. Mails, leaves Port Malgrave for
Canso, via A'riehat, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, after
arrival of mail train from New Glasirow, and returns from Canso, via
Arichat, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, in time to connect
wiih morning trains for New Glasirow. On Tuesday morning, the
steamer leaves Port Mnlgrave for Port Hood, and returns the same day.
Lawson, Harrington & Co., Agenis.
Pictod and Port Hood. — The steamer Scud, rnns weekly between
Pictou and Port Hood, leaving Piciou on Fridays after arrival of last
train from Halifax.
during summer between Pictou and Charlottetown.
A(;ent, Halifax.
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.
Princr Edward Island. — Mail steamers ply four times a week
J. C. Mackintosh,
Inspector Jbr Nova Scotia, J. J. Kerr, Esq., Amherst, N. S.
Amherst — Collector, Dr. N. Tupper. Appraiser, C. E. Ratchford ;
Out PortB— Sub-Collectors, Pug wash, J. H. Black ; Wallace, W. McNab ;
Joggins, J. Moftatt ; Tidnish, J. C. brundage ; Northport, J. M. Burns.
Annapolis — Collector, Augustus Fullerton. Out Ports — Sub-Col-
lectors, Clemcntsport, G. F. Ditmars; Thome's Cove, E. H. Porter.
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Antigonish — Collecfor, H. McPhie. Out Ports — Sub-Collectors,
Bayfield or Little River, E. G. Randall ; Harl>our au Bouche, E. Corbett.
Arichat — Collector, John M. Flynn. Out Ports — Sub-Collectors, St.
Peter's, Donald Urqiihart; Port Richmond, A. McDonald ; Klver
Burgeois, William S. Boyd ; L'Ardoise, w . Brymer.
Baddbck — Collector, Alex. Cameron. Out-Ports — Sub- Collectors,
Groat Bras d'Or, Donald Campbell ; St. Ann's, D. McAuley ; Aspey
Bay, David McDonald ; Ingoiiish, Jiimes Shea.
Barrinoton — Collector, D. Sargent. Out Part — Sub- Collector, Port
LaTour, J. Swain.
Bridgetown — Collector, S. S. Rugglea. Out Port — Sub- Collector,
Port Williams, W. Graves.
CoRNWALLis — Collector, E. Rand. Out Port.-, — SiibCdUctors,
Canada Creek, C. V. Rawding; French Cross, H. V. B. Farnsworth;
Harbourville, H. Morris ; Horton, E. DeWolf ; Port Williams, G. S.
Lockwood ; Kentville, B. H. Dodge.
DiGBY — Collector, B. Vie*i. Out Ports— Sab- Collectors, Dear Ricer, '
D.J. Morse; Sandy Cove, C. Gidney; Wcstport, B. H Rugglcs;
Freeport, J. Thurhef.
GuYSBORO — Collector, James A. Torey. Out Ports — Sub- Collectors,
Port Mulgrave, David Murray ; Isaacs' Harbour, Joseph D. Griffin ;
St. Mary's River, A. P. McKenzie ; Cape Canso, J. Jeffrey ; Liscomb,
James Homlow ; Preventioe Station, Whitehead. i
Halifax — Collector, Hon W. Ross. Registrar of Shipping, H B.
Paulln. Port Survefjor, Joseph Austin. Chief Clerk; Wm H. Flill.
Cashier, Samuel Noble. Long Room Clerks, James G. Mon'is, W. A. ,
Garrison, W. E. Fowler. Chief Warehouse Clerk, Jno Eckerslcy.
Clerks, Conrad W. Tnpper, O. Pryor, Wm. N. Cronan. Clei-k to
Registrar of Shipping, C. M. Almon. Clerks to Port Surveyor, J. F.
Richardson, Jns O'Brien. Appraiser, Jno F. Mimcey. Assistant Ditto,
D. Blackwood, Charles uomans, J. S. Bessonett. Assistant to Ditto,
James DeConrcey. Statistics, Chief Clei-k, Edward Withers. Clerks,
Thomas Caldwell, Edwd Ingl is. Guaqeis and Proof Officers, Samuql K.
Caldwell, R. Letson. Messenger to (tuagers, Hugh Hamilton Land-
ing Waiters, James Kerr, G. A. V. Paw, Thos I'. Jost, J. M. GcMert,
John Art;,. Weighers, Stephen White, Nelson Conrod. Lockers, Donald
Ffttser, Wellwood Reynolds, Albert Caldwell, Greo G. Gray, Nortnan
McDona.d, James F. Burnham, John Steele, Matt J. McCurdy, Wm
Pitts, jr, R. Brown, Robert Hodges, W. H. Bashford, W. A. Chipman,
Alex Eraser, Jno Murray, J L. Barton, E. Barnstcad, John Gmil.
Tide Surveijor, Alexander Kelly. Tide Waiters, Wm E. Shanks,
Pe'er S. Mason, Wallaco Buchanan, W. H Tiider, Richard Baktr,
William Berry, H. G. Ormon, Alex Robertson, R. Carleion, John R.
Power. Boatmtn, Wm Nunn, Jno Bnazley, Wm Power, P. Howe.
Office Messenger, Wm Blackman. Out Ports — Sub- Collectors, Sheet
Harbour, Maicojm McFarlane. Preventive Officers, Edgar Hil', Ship
Harb)ur; W. C Henley, Spry Bay ; J. Gibbons, Hubbards Cove; G.
Ruwlings, Musqnodoboit Harbour.
LiVBRFOoi, — Collector, J. H. Dunlap.
LooKF' RT — Collector, Geo. Stalker.
LosDosDHjiRY —Collector, Robert Dill. Out- Ports -^Sub Collectors,
Five Islands, A. A. Corbett.
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LuNKNBURO — Collector, Edw Dowlinp, Out Ports — Sub- Collectors,
Mahonc Bay, C. I). Muder; Chester, Wna H. Butler; LaHave, B.
Rynard ; Bridpewatcr, .
Maro'.hetsville — Collector, D. W. Landers. Out Port — Sub- Col-
lector, Port George, G. B. Reed.
Parrsboro' — Collector, A 8. Townshciid. Out Ports — Sub-Col-
lectors, Advocate Harbour, C. Ward ; Rateliford's River, F. F. Hatfield ;
Apple River, John Ward.
PiCTOU — Collector, Daniel McDonald. Out Ports — Sub-Collectors,
Tatamagoi he, J. O. G. Campbell ; Merigomish, R. Murray ; New
Glasgow, J. F. McDonald ; River John, J. R. Henry.
Port Hawkesbdry — Collector, M. McDonald.
Port Hood— Collector, E. D. Tremain. Out Porl—Sub-Collector,
Margaree, J. Ross.
Port Medway — Collector, J. J Letson.
SuEHBDRNB — Collector, W. W. Atwood. Out Port — Sub-Collector,
Jordan River, M. D. McKenzie.
Sydney — Collector, C. E. Leonard. Out Ports — Sub- Collectors, Lin-
gan. Rich J^affin ; Louisburg, L. Kavanagh ; Main-a-dieu, G. Hihgy ;
Little Glace Bay, C. H. Rigby ; Cow Bay, W. W. Bown ; Caledonia,
David McKcen ; South Bar, Patrick Muilins.
North Sydney — Collector, Alex Hamilton. Out Port — Sub-Col-
lector, Little Bras d'Or, Murdoch McDonald.
Port os* Tkuro — Collector, John F. Crow ; Clerk, S. B. Bent.
Weymouth — Collector, S. Jones. Out Ports — Sub- Collectors, Acadic,
A. Boumcuf; Belleveau's Co e, J. V. Stuart; Port Gilbert, R.
Sanderson ; Meteghan, B. A. Robichcau.
WiNUSOR — Collector,!!. O'Brien. Out Ports — iS'M6-Co//edor«,Cheverie,
T. A. Malcom: Hantsport, Wm Davidson; Walton, A. McN Parker;
Maitland, A. Roy.
Yarmouth — Collector, H. A. Hood ; Landing Surveyor and Clerk,
W. McGill ; Appyaiser, W. L. Cumpbell. Out Ports— Sub-Collectors,
Beaver River, R. Perry; Pubuico, P. S. D'Entreraoni; Tuskct, James
M. Lent.
CUSTOMS TARIFF.
Corrected to 8«ptemb«r 1881— by W. A. Garrison, H. H. Cnstoms, Halifax.
4,— Resolved, That it is expedient to provide that tlie value of all Bottles,
Flasks, Jars, Demyohns, Carboys, Casks, Hogsheads, Pipes, Barrels and all
other Vessels or Packaffes manufactured of Tin, Iron, Lead, Zinc, Glass or any
other material, an:l capable of holding Liquid; Crates, Barrels and other Pack-
ag<« coataining tilnss, China, Crockery or Earthenware, and all Packages in which
goods are commonly placed tbr home consumption, including Cases in which Bot-
tled Spirits, Wi»''-.8 or Malt Liquors are contained, and every Package, being the
first receptP ie or covering, enclooing goods for purpose of sale, shall in nil cases,
not othttrwi«e providefl for, in which thev contain goo<1s subject to an ad valorem
duty, or a speciiie and ad valorem duty be taken and held to be a part of the fair
market value of such goods for duty, and shall be charged with the same rat« of
ad valorem duty as is to be levied and collected on the goods tliey contain,
and when they contain goods subject to specific duty only, such Pnokoges
shall be charged with a duty of Custijms of twenty per cent, ad valorem, to be
computed upon their original cost or value; and a1> or any of the ubove Packages
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BELCHERS FARMERS
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(lesccibed as capable of holdjai; Liquids when containing goods exempt fk-om duty
under this Act, shall be chafged with a duty of twenty per cent, ad va/oretn ; but
all Pncliages not lieidnbefoi-e specified, and not herein specially charged with
or declared liable t« duty under regiilatlotis, and being the usual and ordinary
Packages in which goods are packed for exportation only, according to the general
usuage and custom of trade, shall be free of duty.
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Add— Acetic and Vinegar, 12 cents
per Imp. gal
Acid— Siuphuric j cent per lb.
" Muriatic and Nitri«. . . ad val. 20
" Oxalic Free
•' Sulphuric and Nitric in a com-
bined state ... 20
Carbov"' and Derau(>hn.<< contain'g
Acids, Vinegar or other liqiids,
shall be subject to the same rate
of dut^as empty 30
Advertising Pamphlets, Catalogues,
Almanacs & Fashion Pamphlets. .
81.00 ner 100
Acetate of Lime 20
Agricultural Implements, including mow-
er and reaper kuives, not otherwise
provided for 25
Agaric Dye Stuff. Free
Agates, unmanufactured Free
Ale, Beer and Porter, imiorted in
bottles, 6 quart and 12 pint bottles
to be held to contain one Imperial
gallon 18 cent8 per Imp. gal.
Ale, Beer and Porter, imported in
casks or otherwise than in bottles. .
10 cents per Imp, gal
Alcohol $1.32^ per Imp. gal.
Alkanet Root Free
Alls 30
Aloes Free
Amber, manufactured 20
Almonds 20
Alum T.'e(
Aluminum tree
Ambergris Free
Ammonia, crude Fre*
Aniline Dyes Free
Aniline Oil, crude . Free
Aniline Salts Free
Animals, living, of all kinds, not else-
where specined 20
AnimalB broughtintoCanadatempor-
arily and for a period not exceeding
three months, for the purpose of
exhibition or competition for prizes
offered by any Agricultural or other
Association, but a bond shall be
first given, in accordance with re-
S Illations to be prescribed by the
I inister of Customs, with the con-
dition that the fitll duty to which
such animals would otherwise be
liable, shnll be paid in case of their
sale in Canada, or if not re- exported
within the time specified in such
bond Free
Animals for the improrement of
Stock, viz : Horse, Cattle, Sheep
and Swine, under regulations to
be made by the Treasury
P.
Board,
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and approved by the Governor in
Coimcif. . . ., - Free
Annato, liquid or solid, Annato Seed Free
Anchors Fife
Antimony Free
Anvils 30
Apparel, ^^earing and other personal
and household effects, not mer-
chandise, of British subjects dying
abroad, but domiciled in Canada. . Fre«
Argol, dust, Argols, crude Free
Army and Navy and Canadian Mili-
tia, for tlie use of^ viz :
Arms, Clothing, Musical Instru-
ments for Bands, Military Stores
and Munitions of War Free
Arseniate of Aniline Free
Articles for the use of the ftovenior-
General — Free
Articles fbr the useof Foreign Consuls
Gene al Free
Articles imported by and for the use
of the Dominion Government, or
any of the Departments thereof,
and for the Senate and House of
Com<r>on8 Free
Artificial Flowei-n and Faathers 20
Arsenic Free
Atlases 15
Arrowroot 20
Ashes, Pot, Pearl and Soda Frea
Asphaltura, Mineral 10
Awnings and Tents 25
Axes of aU kinds..*. 30
Bagatelle Table* or Boards with ouea
and balls 30
Bags, Paper 25
Bags, Papel' (if printed) 30
Bay Rum. . . .$1.90 per Imp. gal. and
ad. vol 30
Babbitt Metal 10
Baking Powders 20
Bamboo Reeds, not further manufac-
tured than cut into suitable lengths
for walking sticks or c >nea, or for
■ticks for umbrellas, parasols or
sunshades Free
Bamboos, unmanufactured Free
Barrels, of Canadian manufhoture,
exported fliled with domestic pet-
roleum and returned empty, under
•uch regulations as the Minister of
Customs may prescribe Free
Barley 15 cents per bushel.
Barilla Free
Barytefi, unmanulkctured Fne
Baskets of Willow an 1 Bamboo 25
Beans 15 cents per bushel.
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Board,
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Fr»^e
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Inistru-
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Free
Free
vemor-
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ConHula
Free
the use
lent, or
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[ouse of
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>rs 20
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Beanm, VanillB aud Nux Nomica Free
Bells, for Cliuvches Free
lielladona Leaves Free
Br;' es of all kinds 25
Bei rles for Dyohig, oi used for eom-
posing dyes Free
Billiard Tables, without pockets, four
feet six inches by nine feet or under
each ^22.60 and adval 15
Billiard Tables, oyer four feet six
inches by nine feet each !»25 and
ad vol 15
Billiard Tables, with pockets, Are
feet six inches by eleven feet or
under each 936ana ad val 16
Billiard Tables, oyer five feet six
inches by elevea feet, each $40 and
ad val 16
Each table to include twelve cues,
one sett of four balls, with
markers, cloths and cases, but
no pool balls.
Bitter;:, containing Spirits 11.90
per Imp. gal
Bird Gages of all kinds 30
Bismuth Hetallc .* Free
Bolting Cloths' Free
Blacking (Shoe) Shoe Polish and Shoe-
makers Ink 26
Black Lead 20
Bath Bricks 20
Biscuit (no^sweetened) 20
Bladders 20
Blue 20
Braadstuffs, grain and flour, and meal
of all kinds, when damaged by
water in transit, twenty per cent
ad valorem upon the appraised
value, such Appraised value to be
ascertained ns provided by Sec-
tions 44, 46, and 46 of the Act 40
Victoria Chapter 10, intituled, "An
Act to amena and cohsolidate the
Acts respecting the Customs.
Bronze Powder 20
Bones, crude and not manufactured,
burned, calc'd, gr'nd or steamed. .Frei
Bone Dust and Bone Axh for manu-
facture of Phosphates of Fertilizers, Free
Borax Free
Botany, specimens of. Free
Britannia Metal, in pigs and bars 10
per cent ad valortm
Britannia Metal, manufkctures of not
plated 26 per cent ad valortm
Bristles Free
Brimstone, in roll or flour (crude). . .Free
Brim-moulds, for gold beaters Free
Bromine Free
Broom, Corn Free
Buchii leaves Free
Bullion, gold and silver Free
Burgundy Pitch Free
Burr-stones in blocks, rough or un-
manufiuitured. and not bound up
into millBtonea Free
BookK, printed. Periodicals snu Pam-
phlets not elsewhere specified, net
p. c.
being Foreign reprints of British
Copyright Worka,nor Blank Ac-
count Books, nor Copy-Books, nor
Books to be written or drawn upon,
nor Bibles, Prayer Books, Psalm
and Hymn Books 16
British Copyright Works, reprints
of 15 p. c. and in addition thereto. 13^
Bibles, Prayer Books, Psalm and
Hymn Books 6
Blank-books, viz : Acpount books,
copy books, or books to be drawn
or written upon 30
Printed, Lith^raphed or Copper
or Steel Plate Bill Heads, Cheques,
Receipts, Drafts, Posters, Cards,
Commercial Blank Forms, Labels
of every description, Advertising
Pictures, or Pictorial Show Cai-ds
or Bills and other printed matter
not elsewheie specified 30
Book-binders' Tools and Implements,
including Ruling Macihines and
Binders' Cloth, Cutting, Perforating
and Paging Machines, Shears, Pres-
ses and Ruling Pens 16
Books, Educational, and imported by
and for the use of schools for the
deaf and dumb, exclusively Free
Bonn^^s and Hats trimmed 25
Beads and Bead Ornaments 20
Boot and Shoe Making Machines ... 25
Bracelets, Braids, made of Hair 20
Boxes, (I adies work and glove) 25
Boxes, (Fancy,) 26
Bran 20
Brass, Manuftietures of, not elsewhere
specified 30
Blue-black, (Colors) Free
Brooms and Brushes 26
Buckwheat .10 cents per bush.
Buckwheat, meal or flour, i ct. per lb.
Brass, old and serap, Ban, Bolts,
Sheets, Wira, round or flat. Tub-
ing, Seamless drawn, Fancy, Plah). 10
Butter 4 cts. per lb.
Bronze Ornaments 20
Brick for building 20
Buttons and Button Moulds 25
Bent Glass, for manufacture of Show
Cases, if not manuf. in Canada. . . . Free
Cans or packages mode of tin or other
material, containing fish of any
kinds, admitted free of duty under
any existing law or treat\ , not ex-
ceeding one quart in contents, one
cent and a-half on each can or
package ; and when exceeding one
quart, an additional duty ot one
cent and a-half for each additional
quart or fractional pait thereot.
Cards, Chri(^tmas and New Years,
Chromo!4 or embossed, and all
others not being business, or ad-
vertising or Playing Cards 25
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C«iTlnjres of Tritve11frfl,«iHl Cuvrlages
liidoii witli UKMcliaiulise, and not
to includo clicii« troop«, nor
Ha"k«ra under resTttlitUms to b<?
)»reRcrlbe(l l»y tlie Mliiistor of
Citi*,oms Free
Clotlihvj, (loiiatioii of, ft>r charitable
piirposeti Fre<^
Ca'tinots of C«ln.% Medak, and all
other colleclions of Antiquities . .-Fi-ce
Casts, as titodols f«r the use of Schools
of DeplsK Free
Canvna for inaniifiicture of Floor Oil
Cloth, not less than fbrty-fiv*
iTirhes widft, and not pressed nor
calendered Fre«
Oaoutchoue. tinmaiiufaotured Free
Cat-gut, Strings or Gut Cord for
Musictil Instruments , Fr«e
Cat-ffut, or Whip-gut, nnmanufiict'd, Free
Carriaaea, Wftfrons, Hallway Cars and
Carriages, Sleighs, Wheelbarrows
and other like articles 30
Cartridges and Cartridge aj&ea of all
kinds and materiols 30
Cane Juice Syrups |«t. per lb-
and ad val 30
Canvas for Ships use 5
" not elsewhere mentioned. ... 20
Carpets, not elsewhere speciflef] 20
Caps, Cloth (see Woollen -lothing)
10 centf_per lb. and ad val 25
Carriage Tops, Frames, Bodies and
Wheels 30
Cement, law or in stone from the
quai ry, per ton of thirteen eubie
feet $1.00 per ton.
Cement, hydraulic or water lime,
ground, iiteluding barrel. .40 cents
per barrel
Ceinent, burnt and ungroundi.7i«:s.
per 100 lbs
Cement, Portl?*"' or Rouian 20
** In bulk or in bags.. .9 cents
per bushel
Cheese 3 cents per lb-
Chicory, raw or green. . 3 cts. per lb.
Chicory, or other Root or Vegetable
used as a substitute for Cofibe, kiln
dried, roasted or ground 4 cts.
per lb -
China and Porcelain Ware. 25
Cheese vats 25
Chalk and CliffStone, uninaiuifact'd. Free
Chalk, prepared 20
Chamomile Flowers ..Free
Church Vestments 20
Chaff Cutters and parts thereof (Agri-
cultural Iinplements) 25
Oiunis 25
Cider 20
Cigars and Cigarettes . . .60 ceuta per
lb. and ad *a! 20
CiauMaou, ground 25
•* ungraund 20
Cinchona Bark Free
CitronH and Rinds of, in brine, Ibr
candying Free
P. o.
CnrWIeels 25
CaseA, ornana«ntal 25
Clays, ?n tlie nafnral state Five
Chronometer Clock* 35
Coal, Anthracite per 2,000 lbs,. .. .50
cents per toi«.
Coal, Bituininoui^, per 2,090 lbs. . .60
cents per ton.
Coke. per2,0(t0 lbs. .50 oetits per ton-
Cordials §!.<» per Imp. gal.
Goncentmted Cane Juice, Molasses
and Bet^ Root Juice, and Concrete,
I cent per lb. and ad val 30
Corn, Indian 7i »."! ts per busliel.
Corn Huskers (see Agi>ultural Im-
plements) 25
Cream of Tartar in crystals Free
Combs, for dress and toilet of all
kinds 25
Cotton seed Cake and Meal Free
Cotton, manufacturers of, vlf. :
ftrey or unbleached, and bleached
Sheeting Drills, Diicks, Cotton or
Canton Flannels, not stained, paint-
ed or printed .... 1 cent per square
yard and ad val 15
Do. Denims, Drillings, Bedticking,
Ginghams. Plaids, Cottonor Canton
Flannels, Ducks and Drills, dyed or
colored,Checke<l and Striped Shirt-
ings, Cottonades, Pantaloon Stuffs,
Moleskins, and goods of liKe des-
cription 2 cents per square
yard and ad val 15
Do. All Cotton, Wadding, Batting,
Baits and Warps, Carpet Warps,
Knitting Yarn, Hosiery Yam, or
other Cotton Yarns under No. 40,
not bleached, dyed or colored. . . .2
cents per lb. and ad val
Do. And if bleached, dyed or color-
ed 3 cents per lb. and ad val.
Do. Cotton Warp on beams. .1 cent
per yard and ad val 15
Do. Cotton Seamless Bags. .2 cents
per lb. and ad val 15
Do. Cotton Shirts and Drawers,
woven or made on f):arae«, and on
all Cotton Hosieiy 30
Do. Cotton Sew'g Thread on spools, 20
Do. Cotton in hanks 12^
>Do. Clotliing, or of which Cotton is
tlie component part of chief value.
Including Corsets 30
Do . Cotton Duck or Canvas of Hemp
or Flax, and Sail Twine to be used
for boats' and shlps^ saSHs 5
Do. White or dyed Jeans, Coutelles
Cambrics. Sibicias, Casbaua and
Printed Calicoes 20
Cultivators and pai-ts thei«of 25
Coal Facing 20
Coloring 20
Condensed Milk, 1 eent per lb. and
ad val 35
Cotton Candle Wick 20
Cotton Netting for Boota, Shoes and
Gloves 10
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Batting,
Warps,
ram, or
■ No- 40,
fed. . . .2
or color-
I ad ral.
. . 1 ceut
.2 cento
15
15
15
15
IS
15
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a
drawers,
, and on
30
n spools, 20
..r.... i2i
Qottoii is
ef value,
of Hemp
> be used
Doutelles
)aus and
30
lb. and
hoes and
20
25
20
20
35
20
10
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n
At U. H. FULLER & CO.'S, head •! Power's ^harf.
1882J
ALMANACK.
141
P. 0.
Cottons over thirty-six inches wide,
when imported by roanufcturers of
window fthudes for use in theilr
fictories, exclnsively forthe mnuu-
fiicturo of oiled window ae.ides. . 16
Cotton, all nmunfaotures of, not else-
where speciileil — held to embrace :
quilts aud sheets (white or colored),
cotton (Uaper, window holland,
prints, printed shirtiiigs, furniture
prints, cietonnu, plain prints,
printed nottoi), casliinofe, cotton
huckaback, cotton damask in pieces
and cloths, towels, book muslin,
Jaconet, checked jaconet, Bisho]>'s
and Victoria lawns, tarlatans, hair,
cords, crinoline and all kinds of
prnited muslins, leno, pique, bril-
liante, cotton handkerohieis, cur-
tains-known as Swiss, Nottingham
or lace, &c., mublin Ince, all kindb
of cotton scarfs and ties, rolled
jaconets, glove flnished cambrics,
corduroy, cotton velvets and vel-
veteens, cotton tapes, ferrets, stay-
bindings, bt'cd lace, boot web, car-
pet binding, blind tassels, whidow
leno. cotton t^'ing, braids, aud all
kinds of laces 20
Caoutchouc, manufactures of 25
Coffee, green 2 cents per lb.
Coffee, green, if from the U. S., au
additional duty of 10 p. c
Coffee, roasted or ground, and imita-
tion of and substitutea for . . .3 cts.
per lb
Coffee, if fVom the U. S., an additional
duty of 10 p. c
Collars, cufik and shirt fronts of
paper.
linen or cotton 30
Copper, old and scrap, in pigs, in bai's,
rods, bolts, ingots, sheets & sheath-
ing.not plaui-^hed or coated ; Copper
Wire, round or flat, and Copper
Seamless Drawn Tubing 10
Cordage, for thips purposes 10
" all other inchuling Manilla
Marlin, wheie not imported for
ships' use 20
Copper Rivets and Burrs, and on all
manufactures of copper not else-
where specified 30
Composition Spikes and Nails 20
Compasses, ships' 20
Chromos 20
Chromo Cards 25
Chloride of Lime Free
Crucibles 20
Coffin Trimmings of Metal 30
Cornelian, unmanufactured Free
" when manufactured 20
Cochineal Eree
Cocoa Bean and Nibs Free
Coiioa M tting 25
Coin, Gold and Silver, except United
State^t Silver Free
Coir and Coir Yam » Free
Colcothar, dry or Oxide of Iron ■ . . .Free
p. 0.
Collodion 20
Conium Circuta, or Hemlock, Seed
and Leaf. Free
Cotton Waste and Cotton Wool Free
Coi k Woo<l or Cork Bark, unmanu-
factured Free
Coik Wotxl or Cork Bark, monutac'd 20
Colors, dry, viz.. Blue Black, Blanc
Fixe, Chinese Blue, Prussian Blue,
and Raw Umber. In Pulp, viz:
Carmine, Cologne, Marjarca and
Rose LaKes, Scarlet and Marone,
Satin and fine-washed White, and
Ultramarine Blue Free
Coutille Free
Clocks, and parts of 35
Coal Tar and Coal Pitch 10
Cocoa xN uts «1 .00 per 100.
Cocoa Nuts, when imported tnnn the
place of growth by vessel direct U-
a Canadian port. . . .50 cts. per 100.
Cocoa Paste and Chocolate, not k weet-
ened 20
Cocoa Paste and othei preparations
of Cocoa containing sugar . . . . 1 ct.
per lb. and ad val . . 25
Chocolate, sweetened. . . . 1 ct. per lb.
and ad val 25
Caps, Percussion. 20
Candles, Tallow 2 cents per lb.
" ParafineWax..5ct8. perlb.
" all other 25
Cornmeal 40 cents per bbl.
Curry Combs and Curry Cards 30
Crapes', of all kinds 20
Cutlery, includes table, packet and
office cutlery, scissors and shears,
including sheep-shears ; butcher's
knives and steels ; shoe, hunting,
glaziers' and farmers' s knives,
knives for horticultural piuposes:
horse-clippers ; razors ; surjjieal
aud dental instruments, and other
articles for similar purposes as the
above 20
D.
Dolls (wax and rag) 20
Dolls (rubber) 25
Drain-tile and Drain Pipes.and Sewer
Pipes, glazed or unglszed 20
Diamonds, unset, black for borers,
dust or bort Free
Drauron's Blood Free
Duck for belting and hose Free
DyeingorTanningArticlesinacrude
state, used in dyeing or tanning,
not elsewhere specified Free
DruKs, iK>t elsewhere specified 20
Drugs, In a crude state, used injlye-
Ing or tanning .' . .Free
£.
Earthenware and Stoneware, Brown
orColoured, and Rockingham Ware 25
Earthenware, White Granite or Iron
Stoneware, aud " C C," or Cream
Colored Ware 30
K«(
Sheet Lead, Mieet ZInr, aad rcrruruteil Ziac.
o
09
f
»
e
B
or
I
Hunt's Chopiiiair Axeti, Cor sale by H. M. FULLHIt A iM.
1
S
o
i
t
p. c.
Essences, viz : of Apple, Pear, Pine
Apple, Raspberry, Strawberry,
Vanilla, and other Fruits. . .$1.90
per Imp. ffal. and ad val 20
Essential Oils fur manuf. purposes... 20
Excelsior for upholsterers use 20
Eggs Free
Embossed Books for the Blind Free
Embroideries not elsewhere specifl )d 20
Emery Froe
Emery Wheels 25
Emery Puper 2^
Enamelled Cotton, Muslin or Duck,
not stamped, painted or printed,
and not elsewhere specifled 20
Eartli, Fuller's (prepr.red) 20
Earth Closets S5
Engravings and Prints 20
Entomology, specimens of Free
Esparto or Spanish Oraus, and other
grasses and pulp of, for the manu-
facture of paper Free
Extracts of Logwood Free
Electro-plated Ware Is held to envor
all articles electro-plat d with gold,
silver or nickle, not including ar-
ticles generally known as jewellery
to be worn on the person . . .
Ergot
SO
.Free
Fancy Goods, viz : Alabaster, Spar,
Bronze, Terra Gotta or Composition
Ornaments ; articles embroidered
with geld, silver, or otiier metals ;
Manufactures of Bone, Shell, Horn
and Ivory ; Coral, manufactured ;
Fir* Screens ; Gold and Silver
Cloth ; Ivory or Bone Dice ; Pearl,
Composition and MaauQoctures of. 20
Fans, advertising SO
" all others 25
Felt, adhesive, for sheathing vessels. Free
Felt, woollen, for boots and shoes,
when imported by the manufac-
turers for use in their factories . . 16
Felt for glove linings, and endless
felt for paper makers, when im-
ported by the manufacturers for
use in thoir factories 10
Felt, others not elsewhere specified . . 20
Flbrilla Free
Fibre, Mexican Free
Fibre, vegetable, for manuN^cturing
purposes Free
Firo Arms, muskets, rifles, pistols
and shot-guns 20
Fire Clay Free
Fire Works 20
Fire-r jof Faint, dry.. J of a cent
per lb
Files »0
Fish Oil, and Fish of all kinds, the
produce of the fisheries of the
United States (oxcept fish of the
inland lakes and of the rivers
falling into them, and fish pre-
served in oil) Free
p. c.
Fish preserved in oil 30
Fish, salted, smoked or fresh, except
fish free of duty, as provided by the
Trdaty of Washington . . 1 ct. pr lb.
Fish Bait Free
Fish Hooks, Nets and Seines, and
Liaes and Twines for the use of the
fisheries, but not to include sport-
ing fishing tackle, or hooks with
flies, or trolling spoons Free
Fish, preserved, except from United
States .. ...' 20
FiBhing Rods 30
Flag Stones, dressed, per ton 1.50
Flour of Rice 2 cents per lb.
Flour of Rye 60 cents per bbl.
Flour of Sago 2 cents per lb.
Flour of Wheat. . . . TiO cents per bbl.
Feathers, Ostrich and Vulture, un-
dressed 16
Feathers, Ostrioh & Vulture, dressed 25
" not elsewhere specified .... 20
Fire-brick or Tiles, for lining stoves
and furnaces 20
Flax, fibre, scutched . .Icont per lb.
" hackled . .2 cents per lb.
Flax, tow of, scutched or green . . . .^
cent |)er lb
Flax, manufactures of, not elsewhere
specified 20
Flax Seed 10 cents per bushel
Fruit, dried. Apples 2 cts. per lb.
Fruit, dried. Currants, Dates. Figs,
Plums, Prunes, Raisins, and all
other not elsewhere specified .... 25
Fruits, green, Apples . . 40 cts. per bbl.
Fruits, green. Blackberries, Goose-
berries, Raspberrios and Straw-
berries 2 cents per quart
Fruits, green. Cherries and Currants,
1 cent per ^uart ;
Fruits, green, Cranberries, Plums
and Quinces . .30 e's. per bushel
Fruits, green. Grapes . .2 cts. per lb.
" Lemons and Oranges. 20
Fruits, groen. Peaches 40 cents
per bushel
Fruits in air-tight cans, including
cans, if sweetened. . . .3 cts. per lb.
Fruits in air-tight cans, including
cans, if not sweet'd . .2 cts. per lb.
Fruits preserved in brandy or other
spirits fl.M per Imp. gal.
Fur Skins, dressed IS
Fur Caps, Capes, Coatn, Cloaks, Hats,
Muffs, Tippets, and other manu-
factures of 25
Fur Skins of all kinds, not dressed in
any manner Free
Furniture, House, Cabinet or Ofllce,
finished or in parts, including Hair
and Spring Matrasses, Show Cases,
Caskets and Coffins of any ma-
terial 86
Farina 2 cts. per lb.
Peed 20
Food, infiihts'" (not mlik)' ." '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '. 20
Fuse 2o
.At Use eity HiuMTmire Stere (I*. WAUIHS)* Ikere Is kept
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o
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[1882
V. c.
.... 30
ixcept
by the
prlb.
Free
s, and
of the
sport-
Is with
Free
United
.... 20
.... 80
....1.60
per lb.
er bbl.
per lb.
er bbl.
re, un-
16
Ireiised 35
led.... 20
stoves
20
per lb.
per lb.
lewhere
20
bushel
per lb.
M. Figs,
and all
i3d . . . . 26
per bbl.
, Ooose-
Straw-
er quart
umnta,
Plums
r bushel
I. per lb.
Dranges. 20
.40 cents
ncludint;
8. per lb.
ncludin;
I. per lb.
or other
Linp, gal.
16
ks, Hats,
)r manu-
26
Iressedin
Free
or Office,
ding Hair
ow Cases,
any ma-
86
bs. per lb.
20
20
2u
8 kepi
doid miners^ Snpplits, at H. H. FtLLEft & C0^»«
Flhits nnd Ground Flint Stones — Free, Gum, all other not sweet«ne«l 2U
Foliae Digitalis Free
Forks, hay, manure and potato 8U
Foasils ^ Free
G.
Oalatens, 2 cents pe" square yard
ad vul , 16
Geliitino 20
Gonnau and Nickel Hilvcr, manufac-
tures of, not pluted 26
Ginger Alo 20
Gla«8, and nmnufuwtures of, viz :
Carboys and Dcmijohiit;, Vressed
or Moulded, and cut Gloss, liottlcs
and Decantovs, Flasks and Phials
of every dtiM^ription, Telegraph and
Lightning Rod Insulators, Mm
and Glass Balls 30
Gas-lii^ht and Lamp Khades, Lumps
and Lamp Chiiuneys, Side Lights
and Head Lights, Globes for Lun'
terns, Lamps and iiu.S'lights 30
Ornamental, t igured and Enamelled
$ituit;od Glairs; iStained, Tinted,
Painted and Vitrified Glass, and
Stitined Glass Windows ; Fiuur-
ed, Enamuielled and Obscured
WhiteGlase 30
Silvered plate !i6
Comuton and Colorless Window
Glass, imitulion Porcelain shades
and Colored Glaus, not Figured,
Painted, Enaninielled or En-
graved 20
On all other glass and nianufoc-
tures of Glfiw, not herein other-
wise provided for 20
Gloves and mitts, of coMon, leather,
silk, woolen or any other material 25
Gas, Coal Oil or Keroseue Fixtures,
or parts thereof 30
Gu» coke, when used in Canadian
manufactures only Free
Glycerine 20
Glue 20
Gold and Silver Leaf 25
Gold Beaters' Brim-mouids Free
Grains, viz :
[ Indian Corn . .Ti cents per l;urt>el.
Oats 10 cents per bushel.
I Pens 10 cents per bushd.
! Rice 1 cent per lb,
I Rye 10 cents per bushel.
i VVheat 15 cents per bushel.
Grass and Tuscan, (Plaits) Free
Gravels Free
Grease and Scraps, for manufacture
of Soap only Free
Grease, Axle 20
Grass, Manilla and Sea Grass Free
Grindstones *2 per ton
Gunib, Arabic, Amber, Australian,
British, Copal, Daninr, Mastic,
Sandarac, Sneilac, Tragacttnth. . . .Free
Gum Shellac, bleached and drawn . . 20
Gum, Chewing, sweetened 1 cent
per lb. and adval 35
GentvMi Koot.. ,. Free
Ginseng Root Free
Guano and other aniniul and vegitta-
ble manures Free
ttunny Cloth and Gunny Bags 2U
Gutta Purcha, uiai^ufactures of 25
Gut and Worm Gat, manat'actuicd or
unmanufactured for Whij), and
ottier Cord Free
Gutta Percha, Crude , Free
Gypsum, Crude (itiulphate of Lime). .Free
Gun and Pistol Caps 20
Gunpowder and other o.xplosives.viz;
Gun, RiHe, and Sporting Powder,
in kegs, half keg« or (quarter kegs,
Mid other similar }>ackages, 5 cts.
per lb, ; Cannon and Musket Pow-
der, in kegs ard barrels, 4 cents
per !b. ; Canister Powder, ui pound
and half-pound tins, 1.5 cent« per
lb. ; BlastiuK and Mining Powder,
.S cents per lb
Gi.ant Powder, Dualin, Dynamite
and other explosives, in which
nitro-giycerine is a constittient
part, 5 coDte per Ih. and advuL. . 28*
Nitro-glycerine, 10 cents per lb.
and ad val 20
Provided that a drawback of one
and a half cents per pound may
be allowed and paid on all blast-
ing jtowder actually used by
•luL.'veri in the Prtwince of British
CoUuiibui, during the three
years nex'- after the first day of
April, 1880.
Glucose or Grape Sngar to be classed
and rated for duty as sugar, accord-
ing to giade by Dutch standard. .
Gluecose Syrup 4 cent lb. and adval 35
Golbeat«rs' hkins Free
Glengarry or Scotch Caps 25
-H.
Hair, Cnrled 20
Hone V, bees's in the comb, or other-
wise 3 cents jier lb.
Hops cents per lb.
Hair, manufactures of, not elsewhere
specified 20
Hair, Angola, Buffalo, BisonjCamel's,
Goat, Hog, Horse, Human, cleaned
or uncleaned, but not curled or
otherwise manufactured Free
Hemlock Bark > Free
Hemp, undressed Free
Hides, raw, whether dry-salted or
pickled Free
Hoofs, horn and homtips Free
Hyoscyamus or Henbane Leaf Free
Hay and Straw 20
Hats, Silk, Felt, Straw, 'Jhip & Grass 25
Hatter's Plush of Silk or Cotton.... 10
Hoes 30
Horn strips, when to be used in
making corsets Free
Horse Slu)e8 and Hc-se Shoe Nails. . 30
ill
1 ("H
A full i^wpiMy of 1.4>a«l Pipe, aud Conposltton Ciii» Pipe.
Oiiffln's Prime aiid DonMe Refined Seytheo,
.1.1
i
i
U4
BCLCHBRS FARMERS
[188-^
r. c.
Hosiery of Oitton »nd Silk 39
Hosiery of Wool — 7i oenta per lb.
and ad val 20
Hemp Rags, for manufacture of paper
only Free
Hatters' Furs not en the skin Free
Z.
.Free
17i
10
174
19
Ice
India Rubber Boots and shoes and
all manufactures of Rubber 26
India Rnbber, unmanufactured ....Ft
Indian mp, crude druir. • .Fti
Indigo Frf ..
Inl<, writing 26
Ink, other
Irris, orris root Free
Ivory and Ivory Nuts, unmanufac'd..Free
Iron and manufactures of Iron, vis :
Pig «2 per ton.
Old and Scrap < . .92 yter ton.
In Slabs, Blooms, Loops or Billets,
puddled or not, and Muck and
Puddled Bars or Billets 10
Boiler Plate 12i
In Bars, rolled or hammered, in-
cluding Flats round and squared ;
Nail and ttpike Rods, and all other
iren not elsewhere provided for . .
Rolled, round, Wire Rods in cJoils,
under h:ilf an inch in diameter . .
Iron Rails or Railway Bars for Rail-
ways or Tiamways 15
Railway Fish-plates, Frogs, Frog-
points, Chairs and Finger Ban
Tin Plates
Band and Hoop, Sheet, smoothed or
polished, coated or galvanized, and
common or black. No. 17 gauge, or
thinner 12^
do. under 17 gauge 17i
Canada Plates 12i
Iron and Steel Wire and Galvanized 15
Stoves and other castings 25
Gas, Water and Soil Pipes of Cast
Iron
Car Wheels or Axles of Iron or
Steel
Rolled Beams, Channels and Angle,
and T Iron, steel or iron and steel.
Iron Bridge and Structural iron
work, malleable iron eastings and
iron safes, and doors for safes and
vaults 26
Mill Iron and mill cranks, and on
Wrou:;htfor;{ing8 for Mills, and Lo-
comotives or parts thereof, weigh-
ing 25 lbs. or more 20
Locomotive Engines, and on Hta-
t onary fire or other steam Engines
or Boilers, and other machinery
composed wholly or in part of iron 25
Locomotive Tires of Steel or Besse-
mer Steel in the rough 10
Bedsteads and other iron furniture
and ornamental iron work, and
wire work 25
Hardware, viz : Builders, cabinet
26
25
12i
». c.
mak's, upholsterers, carr'ge mak's
saddleni and undertakcrs.including
coffin trimmings of metal. Bolts,
Washers and Rivets of iron and
steal, Tacks, Brads and Sprigs,
Hungorlan and Clout Nails, Iron
Wire Na> is, called /'otnte«d« Paris 30
Screws of iron, steel, brass or other
moti^l, not otherwise provided for SO
Tinned, glazed orEnammelledhol-
lowarc m c"t or wrought iron 26
Iror 1 St -el Screws, jommonlv
cai . ^o(^ icrews 86
Chtiin Cab 8»i, nine-sixteenth of an
'r> ,fi !>) - rAnet'Sr, whether shackled
> I h"«'h ' M, or not 6
'i !Mi C»v '^ , under nine-sixteenth
Hi HP inch . 20
Nails and dpi: es, wrought and
pressed, whether galvanized or
not } ct. per lb. and ad va2 . . 10
Nails aud Spikes, cut. . 4 ct. per lb
and ad val 10
Nuts (Iron or Steel). .1 et. per lb.
and ad val 10
Iron Masts for ships, or parts
thereof Free
Iron Tubing (wrought) over two
inches in diameter not threaded or
coupled 15
Iron Tubing, two inches in diame-
ter, or under, threaded or coupled
or not ; 25
Iron Tubing over two inches in
diameter, threaded or coupled 26
Jet manufactures of 20
Jalap Root Free
Jewellery, and other ruanufactures
of gold and silver 20
Junk, old Free
Jute, manufactures of 20
Jute, unman ufactwred Free
Jams and Jellies . . 1 ct. lb. and ouZ val 36
Kelp Free
Kyrelite Free
Knitting Machines . : 26
Knife Blades or Knife Blanks, in the
rough, unhandled, for use by
Electro-platers 10
li.
Lac, dye, crude, seed, button, stick
and shell Free
Laces, braids, fringes and other trim-
mings 20
Lava, unmanufactured Free
" manufactures of 20
Lakes, scarlet and marone, in pulp. .Free
T.AmpbIa«k 20
Lard, tried or rendered . . 2 cts. per lb.
" untried Ijcts. perlb.
Lead, bars and blocks and sheets. .00
cents per hundred pounds
Lead pipe and shot 26
Wry C«lon« iff emry dcmerlpMWB* will li« ffawiMl
'li'jll
At a. H. FVLhER k C0.>8, bend of Power's Wharfs
[l88-i
d.
.Free
.Frcti
. 25
n the
by
e
10
stick
...Free
•trim-
... 20
, ..Free
... 20
ulp..Free
20
)erlb.
ler lb.
t8..eo
... 26
r, <:
40 cents
ncA elt>e-
ftteper ll»
.oun*«r .^
tanned, but
6
10
Iiea<J, old, pig' »nd wfH
pei' one hundred pov
\j(iM\, iuaf)uf»ctuy«« o
where Bijef'iflod . .
Loiirl, red nd f/\\i\£, dry
Leather Board
Leather, boot and ahoi
cent i)er pair
Leather, k..orocco akii;
roil"'- undi ase')
Ty.tt.'.hor, sole, tanned, btii-rovnr' or
undressed 10
Leatiier, sole and l)elting, and all up-
per leather, int-ludinK kid, lan\u,
sheep, buck, antelope and calf,
tanned or dres^jd, but not waxf-d
or glazed 16
Leather, sole and belting, and all
upper, dressed, waxed oi glazed. . 20
Leather, japanned, patent or en-
amelled 20
Leather and Skins, tanned, not else-
where specified 20
Leather, all other nianufactui^es not
elsewhere specified 26
Leather Boots and Shoes and other
manufactures of leather, including
gloves and mits and i^ieathcr belt-
ing 25
Leeches Free
Lemons and Kinds of, in brine, for
candying ¥nt
Lime, Acetate of 20
Linio 20
Lime and Lemon Juice 20
Linen 20
Linen Thread 20
Linen Duck, Canvas, Diapers, or
other manufactures of Iilax, not
elsewhere specified 20
Linen Clothing 80
Linoleum SO
Liquorice root, paste extract of,
for manufacturing puqioses 20
Stick extract or confection, 1 cent
lb. and adval 20
Litharge Free
Lithographic Stones, not engraved . . 20
Litiuius and all Lichens, prepared
and not prepared Free
Locomotives and Railway Passenger
Baggage and Freight Cars, being
the property of railway companies
in the United States, running upon
any line of road crossing the fron-
tier, so long as Canadian Locomo-
tives and Cars are admitted under
similar circumstances in the United
States, under regulations to be
prescribed by the Minister of
Customs Free
Locks of all kinds .....SO
Logs and Round Timber, unmanOfac-
tured, not elsewhere provided for.Free
Lumber, Plank and Boards, sawn of
boxw'd cherry, chestnut, hickory,
mahogany, oak, pitch-pine, rose-
wood sandalwood, walnut, Span-
p. c.
ish celar a 1 whi'e wow', not
Bhiped, ]'V.ineu or otherwise nianu-
fact'u'ed Free
Lumly<jr and Timber not els'' here
epecHied 20
M.
Magnesia 20
ilatt" and Mattin/ of Jute, grass, not
eU .11. re provided^or 20
Aait^t\oi wax ^ 20
Machinery not elsewhere speoifleu.. 26
Machine-^Jard, Olothinj; t5
Marble, finished, and on all manu-
factures c4 Marble not elsewhere
spectfled 30
Mnrble in blocks from the quurr.v, in
the rough or sawn on two sides
only ana !!<>♦. specially shapen, con-
taining fifteen cubic feet or over. . 10
Marble Blocks and Slabs sawn on
more than two sides 90
Marble Slabs sawn on not more than
two sides 15
Mader and Munjeet or Indian Mad-
der, ground or prepared, and all
extracts of Free
Malt.. 16 cts. per bushel, upon en-
try for warehouse, subject to
Excise regulations
Malt extract of, for medicinal pur-
poses 25
Macaroni and Vemiicelli 20
Manure, animal and vegetable Free
Maps and Charts 20
Melodo, concentrated Melado con-
centrated Cane Juice, concentrated
Molasses, concentrated Beet Root
Juice and Concrete. .8-8 ct per lb.
and ad val 30
Meats, fresh, or salted, on actual
weight as received in Canada, (ex-
cept Bacon, Hams, Shoulders and
Sides) 1 ot. per lb
Shoulders, Sides, Bacon aad Hams
fresh, salted, dried or smoked . . 2
cts. per lb
All other Dried or Smoked Meats,
or meats preserved in any other
way than salted or pickled, not
otherwise s|)ecified..2 cts. per lb.
Medicines Proprietary, commonly
ealled Patent Medicines, or any
medicine or preparation of which
the recipe is kept secret, or the
ingredients whereof are kept secret
reeommendtd by advertsement,
bille or label for the relief of any
disorder or ailment, in liquid form SO
Medicines, Patent, other 25
Menageries, Horses, Cattle, Carriages
and Harnesses of, under regnla-
tions to be prescribed bj' the
Ministers of Customs Free
Mercury 10
Metel, and manufactures of, not else-
where provided for 30
Medals of Gold, Silver or Copper Free
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p. c.
Meertohaura, crude ov raw . . Free
ilceiiichauin, manufactures of 20
Mici 20
Micti Waste 20
Mineral and Aerated Waters 20
Mineral and Bituminous substances,
nut elsewhere provkled fur 20
iIilllnerj',noteUiewhere provided for 20
Milk fuoil, nwniUactured by Henri
Nestle, Dr. Oit>autran4 others, aiiel
all other similar preparations 8D
Molasses, U used for rennlng, clarify-
inif or rectifying purposes, or for
the manufacture of ^ugur when
imported direct from the country
u( (>^r<>wth 25
Molasses for the sanio puroose as
tib(^vc, and not importea dirvct
from the country of growth and
production 80
Molasaet), when not so used, and inv
ported direct from the country of
t^rowtb and production , , 15
And when not imported direct
from the coiintty of growth and
production 2*
Morphine 20
Models of Invention and otb«r Im-
provoment« in the Arts, but no
article or articles shall be deemed
a model or improvement which can
be fitted for use ,Free
Moss, Iceland iSi otiMr Mosses, crude. Free
Muss, 8uaweed audi all other vej;e-
tiiblo substances used for beds or
matrasses, ii> their natural state or
only cleaned . . Free
Musiual Instruments of all kinds^ not
else wbere specified ., ^.., 26
Munjeut Free
Mustoi-d Seed, ground 26
" " urtground , . . . ...... 15
BT.
Ne^vspapors, and quarterly, monthly
Mimi.munthlyMagaiunes,unboundlFre«
Nickle Free
Napkin liiogsy not (Mated 2D
" plated 30
Nuts of all kinds, except Cocoa Nut. 20
Nut Gall* Free
O.
i Oats 10 of«. per bushei
Oatmeal ^ ct. per lb.
Oak i^ric and extract — . ... .Free
Oakum Free
Ochres, dry, ground or imgr«undr
waslied or unwashed lO
Oil Paintings 20
Oil Cake. . Freer
Oil Cloth for floors, table covers, win-
dow blinds and scenery, in the
piece, cut or shaped, oiled, <ni-
araelled, stamped, painted or print-
ed , 30
Oils, Linseed or Flax Seed, raw or
boiled 25
V. 0.
Coal and Ksrosene, dtatilled, puri-
fied or refined. Naphtha, benzole,
Petroleunv Products of Fetrol«um,
Coal, Shale and Lignite, not else-
where specified,? 1-5 uts. per 1 gak.
Carbolic or Heavy 013 used in the
manufaeturc of wood for >)ulUMng»
and roilniad ties 10
, Cod Uver, MeiUcated, Lard, Neats-
fuDt, Olive or Salid, Sesatne Bead,
and S))erm ...... 20
; Whale in casks on shipboard,, and
in the eenditloA to which it was
first landed Frc«
Castor 20
Vegetable, not elsewhere specified. 20
Fish Oil, the produce of the fisher-
ies of the United States Free
Cocoa Nut and Palm in their imto-
ral state. . .. . Free
Volatile or Essential for nuinufaii-
turlng purposes .... 20
Lubricating ot all kinds 2&
Not elsewhere tpecified ,. 20
Opium, Drug 20
Opium, prepared for smoking
95- p«v lb.
[Organs, Cabinet, vizi—
On Rccd Orgajis having not more
: than two sets of reeds 91U eatb
i andodt'af — 15
Over two sets and not over fowr. .
$15 and ad val 15
; Over four and not over six.. $20
; each and ari vaJ 1&
I Over six set{>..$;i0 each and ad val 15
Ores' of Metal of all kinds Free
Ornaments for IndkM' heoii-drestes,
hatSy bonnets, belts, dress ciaspS)
&C., t<) be rated according to the
material or cc4Ui)onent part ot
chief valu«.
Osiers , Free
Oysters in cans, fresh from countries
' other than tke United States 20
Fresh in can froui United States. .Free
Shelled in buik from U. S Free
P.
Faekages— For rate of- doty or, &c.,
see resolution No. I
Pails and Tin» containing Lanl .... 25'
Paintings, Drawings, Engravings and
Prints 20
Paints and Colors not elsewhere
specified 20
Paris green, dry 10
Paper Hangings and Wall Paper 80
Paper of all kinds not elsewhere spe-
cified 20
Faints and Colors ground in (^1 or
••vny other liquid 2&
Paints, White Lead in pulp.uotmlxed
with oil &
Pdjper, nMinufacturee oi, including
Envelopes, not elsewhere speclflecL 35
Paper Wiudow Shades, and for lining
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Free
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pairt ot
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iouiitries
lea 20
Statea . . FVee
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anl.. .. 25
r\ng» and
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elsewhere
......... 20
10
?aper 80
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p. c.
Paper, Sand, Olasa and Emery 20
Union, collar cloth Paper in sheets
n^ Nhancd 10
Paper, Miihoard, not straw 10
Paiwr rnlod 25
Cafenrteretl 22J
Collars, CnfTb and Shirt Fronts. ... SO
Piinior Macho, manufactures of ... . 25
Palm Leaf, unmanufactured Free
" manufactured 20
Palm Nut Cal<o and Meal Free
Peas, .S|)!it 20
I'aintlnRH, in Oil or Water Colors,
by artists of well-ltnown merit, or
co))ie8 of the old mastem by such
art ists Free
Pearl, Mother of, unniiUHifactiired. . Free
" " manufactured .... 20
Perfumery, Includiuj Toilet Prepa-
rations, Hair Oil.s, Tooth and<>tiicr
I'owders and Wnshes, Pomatums,
Pafites and other Perfumed Prepa-
rations UH«d for hair, mouth or
skin »0
Persi8 or Extracts of archill and cud-
',ear Free
Pencils, Lead, in wood or otherwise. 25
PhiloMuphical InstrumentHand Appa-
ratus, including; Olobes and pic-
torial illustrations of insecto, etc.,
when imported by and for the use
of collei{CM and schools, scientific
and literary societies Free
PhoAphor bronzo, in blocks, bars,
sheets und wire 10
Phosphorus Free
Picklob and Sauces 20
Pipe OrKuns, and sets or parts of
8 jts of Reeds for Cabhiet Organs . . 25
Pitch (Pine) Free
Pipe Clay, prepared 20
Picture Fnunes 86
Pianofortes, viz :
All squrre pianofortes, whether
round conored or not, not over
seven octaves . . 8:^5 each and ad val 15
All other squaie pianofortes.. 930
each and ad vol 15
Upri,(;ht pianofortes. .930 each and
ad val 15
Concert, serai-concert or parlor grand
pianofortes,. .960 each and ad val 15
Pianofortes, partsof 26
Pins and Hooks and Fyes 20
Pipes, briar root and all other. 20
Plumbago .' 10
" manufactures of 20
PlayingCards 30
Plaster of Paris, not gn-ound nor cal-
cined ' Free
Plants, via :- Fruit, Shade, Lawn,
and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs aud
Plants 20
Plated Ware «nd Gilt Ware of all
kinds, including cutlery plated,
wholly or in part 80
Plates engraved on Wood and on
Steel or other metal 20
p. c.
Ploughs 25
Plaster of Paris or Gypsum, orrouNd,
not Cdlcined..lO c. per hundred lbs.
Plaster of Paris, calcined or manu-
factured 15 cts. |)or 100 lbs.
Porcelain Lamp Shades 25
Pomades, French or flower <Klor,
preserved in fat or oil for the pur-
8ose of conserving the odors of
owers which do not bear the heat
of distillation, when imported in
tins not less than ten pounds each. 15
Potash, muriate and bichromate of
crude Free
Poultry and Game of all kinds 20
Printing Presses of ail kinds 10
Precipitate of Copper, crude Froe
Prepared Vcg'staoles, not elsewhere
S|)ecifled 20
Pumice Stone, ground or powdered . . 20
Pumice and Pumice Stone Free
Putty 25
Plaits, Straw, Tuscan and Grass Free
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Quick Silver , . . . . 10
Quills 20 I
Quinine, Sulphate of 20
Quercitrion, or extract of Oak Bark. Free
B.
Kngs of cotton, linen. Jute and hemp,
paper waste or clippings, and waste
of any kind fit only for manufac-
ture of paper Free
Rakes and Hake Teeth 80
Rattans, unmanufactured Free
" manufactured 20
Reeds for Organs 25
" unmanufactured Free
Rennet, raw or prepared Free
Rhubarb Root Free
Ribbons of all kinds and materials . . SO
Rice 1 ct. per lb
Rice and Sago Flour — 2 cts. per lb
Kosin Free
Roofing Felt 20
Roots, medicinal, viz.. Aconite, Cal-
umba, Ipecacuauha, Sarsaparilla.
Squills, Teraxacum, Valerian Free
Rye 10 cts. per bush.
B.
Safes of Iron 25
Saffron and Safflower, and extract of Free
Saffron Cake Free
Sago 20
Sago and Rice Flour — 2 cts. per lb
Sails, ready-made, for boats, ships,
awnings and tents 25
Sal Ammonia Free
Sal Soda Free
Salt ^except Salt imported from the
United Kingdom or any British
possession, or imparted for the use
of the Sea or Gulf Fisheries, which
shall be free of duty,) in bulk
8 cts. per 100 lbs.
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Cut Niiilii, PAtnU, Olli» iilasM, Putty, yerjr low,
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Stklt ill hin(s, barrels »nd other pack-
aiien 12 cte. nor lOd Iba.
Salt imported from the UnltaU KiiiR-
(Iota or any BritlMh po6aeaaion, or
iinuorteil for the uiie of the H«a or
Oulf Fisherioii Free
Sattiietro 20
Sana Free
Sausage Caainipi 30
Sawa of alt kinds SO
ioalea, Ualuucesandweighinff Beams 80
Scythes 30
Seeds, viz :— Flowers, Oarden, Field
and other Seeds, for agricultural
purpos.B, when in bulk or in large
parcels 16
Seeds in small (mpers or piiruels.. .. M&
Othar, not ulsewhere specified .... 20
Seiiiiu in Leaves Free
Settlei-s' effects vis. ;— W^arintr Ap-
parel, Houseoold Furniture, Pro*
fessianal Books, Implements and
Tools of Trade, occupatiuu or
employment, which the settler has
had In actual use for at least six
months before removal to Canada,
not to include niauhinerv or live
stock, or other articles im|>orted
for use in any nianufacturinx ea-
ts bllshment or for sale. Provided
that any duti»ble article entered
as Settlers'a Effects' shall not be
sold or otherwiiie disposed of with-
out iwyment of du(y until after
two years actual use in Canada
provided also tlint under rtJimla-
tions to be made by the Minister
of Customs, live stock, when iin->
ported into Manitoba ortho North-
west Territory by intending set-
tlers, shall be free until otherwlee
ordered by the Oo\'n'r in Coimcil. . Free
Semaphore Wire,, aud Fenelns Wire.. 25
Sewiu^r Machines, whole or heads,, or
Erts of headaof sawing ma^hbiea,
each and ad val 20
Sewi n^ Machines, })arts of 25
Shawls, of all kinds and aateriab
except silk ^ 25
Sheet Music ^........€ ctsper Vb*
Shells, manufactured . 30
SheathiuK Nails 20
Ships and other Vesatfs, built in any
foreign country-, whether stean or
aailinff Vessels, on application for
Canadian Register,, on the fair
market value of the hull, riggingik
luacbinery all appliances......... 10
Shingles. 20
Shoe ink.... .v. 26
Shovels an;l spades. ^... 30
Silex or Otystalized Quartz ....... .Kree
Silk Cords and Talsels. ....80
Silk Velvets, and aU.manufacturqs ot
Silk, or ol wluch Silk ia the com^
poueat part of ohief valuo, not
elsewhere apexiificd, (except Cihurch
Vestments)..... 30
r. c.
Silk in the gum or spun, not more
advanced than singles, tram and
thrown orpraneiiic, ana raw spui^
Silk not colored 15
Silk Laces 80
Silk, Sewing, and Silk tVist 26
Raw or as reeled from the Cocoon,
not being doubled, twistod, or ad-
vanced In manufacture in any way
Silk Cocooi.8 and Silk WaaU Free
Silver Coin, United States 20
Silver Leaf 25
Silver, roolad, and Oermaii and
Nicklo Silver, In shoets 10
Silicate of Soda Free
Skates of all kinds 30
Skins, undressed, drle<l, salted or
pickled Kree
Slates, HooAnK Slate, black or blue,
80 ots. per square ; red grenn or
other colors . ,t\ per squaro.
Slates of all kinds, and maiiufooturoa
of, not otherwise specified 26
Slate Mantels 30
Slates for Writing and for Schools.. 26
Snuff. ..26 cts. i)er lb. and ad raL. . 12|
Soap, common, brown and yellow,
not pnrf limed 1^ ct. por lb.
Soap, oastile and white. .2 ets. per lb.
Saddlera, Silver, Soft, and Soap
Stock 20
Soap, perfumed or Toilet 30
Soda Ash Free
Soda, Caustic Free
Soda, Nitre of, or CuUlo Nitre Free
Spectacles and Kyo Ulassea of all
kinds 2D
Spelter in blocks or pigs 10
Spices of all kinds, except Nutmegs
and Mace, ground 2S
Maces and Nutinegt 25
Spirits and Strong Water8,not having
been sweetened or mixed with any
article^ so that th» dejfree of
strength cannot be ascertained \iy
Syko's Uytlrometer, ior every Im<
periwl gallon of the strength of
proof, and. for everv greater or less
quantity than a gallou, viz «:—
Oeueva Oin, Rum, Whiskey and
unenum(»utod ortfdes of like
kinds $1..32i per I. gaL
Brandy 9U46 perl. gal.
Old Tom Otn....<l.S2^.pey KgaK
sweetened and mixed, sot that tha
strength ununot bo usuertainod a»
otores^d,^ viz. ;— Runv^hrub, Cor>
dials, Schiedam Schnapps, Tafia«>
Bittsrs and unenwncfated articles
of like kinds, tlOO p^ I. gal.
Spirits not etoewbero specified
moo per L g»>.
imported into Cainada, mixed
with any ingredient oringredients,
and althou^ therel»y coming un-
der the denomination of Propria
tary Modiciuesv Tinctures, Estsen^
«es. Extracts or any otbex denomi-
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uhools.. 26
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id Soap
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lutmegs
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liullc-(tr hottl* nut «lsewhere tt|ie<4-
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*' Spirits or Stroiitf VVateni, imA
■ubjat-t to duty HH«Mok. .1(1.90 per
luip. ((al .'
Splrite, [MtrfiMtiod, k CcAokkc Water
in bottlei) or tiMikM iiitt weit|4iing
more than four ounces each 40
Sp'.ritH, yurftmiudf AOoKjifito Water,
in bottles, MMsks or other paukaxes
weiiflinj; fDora than four onnces
each, IL90 per Imp. gal, and ad
i4K 30
Sponges "20
8l«reli,lneluding Farinu .Corn 8tai^;h,
or Roar, iind all iireparations hav-
hiL' the quolitiesof Stapch, S c. p. Ht
Stationery of all kinds not elsewnere
anecitled, viz : Penho'dors and I'en-
vU Cases o( all kinds, Paper BTinders
and Fasteners (metal), I'encil Shar-
peners, Mucilage, Pirper Weights
and Clips, Copying Pencils, Ink-
fltands (except elcotro-plated). No-
torial Seals, Ph'ilosophical ana Ma-
thomutiual Instruments, Drawing
Pens, Tape Measures, Ink Powder,
Parchment, Chalks und Crayons.
India and China Inik, Quills and
Quill and Steel Pens, Ivory Knives
«nd Folders. Wafers and Stamps,
Slate Pencila, Juvenile and all
Water Colors lor Artista, Pink
Tape, Pastilles, Qldbes, Rulers,
Pen Trays, Key Rings and Cihains '20
tteel and Manufacturem of, vie :
Sto 1 in ingots, ban, i^Meta and
coils (and railway barsor rails, and
flsh plates) free until the first day
of January, 1882. On and after
that^a*e... 10
Carpenters', Coopers', Cabinet Ma-
kers', and all other Medianics'
Tools «f every description, includ-
ing Mower and Keaiter Knives an4
C«tter liars... - 80
Car Wheefts and AxAes of Stoel or
of Iron and Steel 25
Rolled Beams, Chamiels and Angle
and T Steel, cr Iron cr Steel.. t .. 15
On a3l «anufaetupes of Meel, amd
of Iron and Steel, not 'elsewhere
speciiVed 20
Stereotypes and Electrotypes for
commeroial blanks and advertise-
monis ........:.... 20
SteveOtypes and Electroty pesof Stan-
dard 'Books. ... .. 19
Stone, viz: rough Freestone, Sand
Stone and all building «tone,'exoept
XKrtjle trota the quarry, not 'ham-
mered -or chiselled, |1 per ton of
IS cubic feet
StoTw, Water, Lime or Cement Stone,
81 per ton.
Springs (Steel) 30
»'. c.
Stone for bnllding and dreised Free-
etone, except Marble, and on all
nianufaotures wf Btone or Oniiilto. 20
Straw 20
Steel, imported for use In .the maiiu-
facturo of Skates Free
StigurH and SyrupH, viz ;
SiiHur alMive number 14, T>utt1i
Standard in oulor, 1 ot. per fl>. and
n* val SB
Snifar equal to nundwr 9, and n<*t
aliove number 11, Dutch Standrrd,
J «f 1 ct. |ior lb. and ad val 30
Sugar below No. 0, Dutch Standard,
k ct. per lb. and ad val 30
Provided thut the ad valorem duty
shall be levied and collected on
sugar and melado when imported
direct from Hie country of gi-owtti
and production, upcm the 1S>r
market value thereof, includlitff
export duty er oHier goremmeni
tax, at the ulace of purc'hase, with-
out any aadHion M<tT Phe cost of
hogsheads «r other fx^ckages, or
other charges and exitcnses prior
to shipment, anything contained
in section 34 of the Act 40 Victoria,
chapter iO, to Ifho contrary not-
withstanding the said section
nevertheless remaining in force
as to regulations to bo made under
it, in cases where the sugar or
melado is not imported direct from
the country of growth or produc-
tion.
Sagar Candy, 1»rown and wMte,
and Confectfmiery. . .1-eent per lb.
and ad val 8S
Syrups, Cane Juice, Reflned Syrup,
fiugac-house Syrap, SjTup of Sugar,
Syrup of Molasses or Soi>rhum ... 9
ot 1 ct. per lb. and ad val 30
Syrup of Oluflose. .} et. per H>. and
■ad vat ., 85
Sulphur, in roll or flour free
Suma» 20
Sunday Scliool and Devotional Cards 25
Surgical and Dental Iirstruments 20
Supier Phospbate of Ume — . '20
Tamarinds 25
T< 'low 1 ct. per lb.
Tsu pico, white and black Free
Taiit ers' Bark fVee
Tar, Pine Free
Terra-.Iaj)onica. Free
Tea-BlacK . .2 cts. per lb. and ad val. 10
and 10 per ct udditionul when im-
ported f rem <9)e U. fl.
Tea, Green . .8 cts. \>er lb. and ad val. 10
and 10 per ct. atklitional when im-
ported from Hhe U. 8,
Teasels Frte
Telephones,telegraphic Instruments,
Electric and Galvanic Battcrieti,
and Apparatus for Electric Lights 25
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Tin, in be. , blocks or pigs, plates
and sheets 10
Tinware, Stamped & Japanned Ware,
and on all manufactures of Tin not
elsewhere specified 26
Tin Plates 10
Tobacco Pipes 20
Tobacco manufactured and Snuff. . 25
0. per lb. and ad val 12^
Tobacco, unmanufactured for Excise
purpows, under conditions of Act
SI Vie., Cap. 61 Free
Tortoise and othec Shells, unmanu-
factured Free
Toys, to be rated acc<.>rdiD|; to the
material or component part of chief
value r
Travellers' Boffguge, under regula-
tions to be prescribed by the
Minister of Customs Free
Treenails Free
Trees, Forrest, when imported into
the Province o Manitoba or the
North-west Territory, for plantini;. Free
Trunks, Satchel^, Valises and Carpet
Ba«8 30
Turmeric Free
Turpentine, raw or crude Free
Turpentine, Spirits of 20
Turtles Free
Twines, of all kinks, not otherwise
specified 26
Tyi)e for Printiuff 20
TypaMeUl 10
U.
Umbrellas, Parasols and Sunshade§
of all kinds and matericls 26
V.
Valentines 26
Varnish, black and bright, for sfiips'
use Free
Varnish not elsewhere specified. .20
cts per Imp. gal. and ad val 20
Vegetables, vis :
Potatoes 10 cts. per bush.
Tomatoes 30 cts. per bush.
Tomatoee in cans. . .2 cexiit per lb.
All other, including sweet potatoes 20
Veneers of Wood, Ivory, &c., sawn
only Free
Velveteens and Cotton Velvets 20
Vinegar 12 cts. per Imp. gal.
Vitriol, Blue Free
Vises 30
W.
Washers, Bolts, &:e., of Iron or Steel. 80
Walnuts 20
Wax, Kecs, Pamffine and other. ... 20
Wa.v, inanufcictures of , not elsewhere
specified 20
Watches and Watch Cases 25
Watch Actions or Movements 20
Wheat 15 cts. per bush.
Whips 25
i Whiting or Whit«niug Free
28 "
31
29 "
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80 "
37
31 "
40
32 "
43
83 "
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84 "
49
85 "
62
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66
87 "
68
88 "
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80 "
64
P. c.
Whalebone, unmanufactured Free
Whalebone, manufactures ot 20
Willow for Basket Makers Free
Willow Baskets 25
Willow Furniture 35
Wire Cloth of Brass or Copper 20
Wire Rigging for ships and vessels.. Free
Wire Work (Iron) 25
Wines of all kipds, except Sparkling
Wines, including Ginger, Orange,
Lemon, Strawterry, Rasptterry,
Elder and Currant Wines, contain-
ing twenty-six per cent or less of
spirits of the sti-ength of proof, by
Syke's Hydrometer, imported itf
wood or in bottles, (six quart and
twelve pint bottles to be held to
contain an Imperitd gallon) 26 cts.
per I. gal. and ad val 80
Cont'g 27 p 0, 28 c. per I gal iiadval 30
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Wines, Champagne and all other
Sparkling Wines in bottles, con-
taining each not more than one
quart and more than one pint, $8
per doz. ^nd ad val 30
Wines, Champagne, and all other
Sparkling Wines, in bottles, con-
taining one half pint each or less,
76 cents per doz. bottles and ad val 80
Wines. Sparkling, in bottles, con-
taining each not more than a ^nnt
and more than one half pint, $1.50
per doz. and ad val 30
Wmes, Sparkling, bottles containing
more than one quart each, sliall
pay in addition to three dollars
per dozen bottles, at the rate of
one dollar and fifty cents per Im-
periab gallon on the quantity in
excess of one quart per bottle, the
quarts and pints in esch case being
old wine measure, ^.50 per I. gal.
and ad val 30
But any Liquors imported under
the name of Wine, and containing
more than forty per cent of spirit.'^
of the strength of proof by Syke's
Hydrometer, shall be rated for duty
OS unenumeratedSp'ts, 81.00 p. I.tfl.
Wool, class one, viz : Leicester, Cots-
wold, Lincolnshire, South Down
Combing Wools, or Wools known
as Lustre Wools, and other lik«
Combing Wools such as are grown
in Canada, 3 cents per lb.
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Wool, unmanufacturei, Hair of the
Alpaca, Ooat and other like ani-
mals, not elsewhere specified Free
Woollen Ra}{s Free
Wool : id Woollens, viz: Manu'ac-
tures composed whollj' or in part
of Wool, Worsted, the Hair of the
Alpava, Goat, or other like animals,
viz: Blankets and Flannels of
every description, Cloths, Doe-
skins, Cassimcrs, Tweeds, Coatings,
OTercoating9,Felt cloth of every de-
scription, not elsewhere specified,
Horse Collar Cloth, Yam, Knittinff
Yarn, Fingering Yarn, Worsted
Yarn under number 30 ; Knitted
Goods, via: Shirts, Drawers and
Hosiery of every description, 7}
cts. per lb. and ad val 20
Clothing, jleady-made, and Wear-
ing Apparel of every description,
including Cloth Gaps and Horse
Clothing shaped, composed wholly
or in part of wool, worsted, the
hair of the Alpaca goat or other
Mke animals, made up or manufac-
tured wholly or in part by tailor,
seamstress or manufacturer, except
knit goods, 10 cts. per lb. and ad val 25
All manufactures composed wholly
or in part of wool, worsted, the hair
of the Alpaca goat or other like
animals, not hereing otherwise pro-
vided for 20
• Two ply and three ply ingrain car-
pets, of which the warp is composed
wholly of cotton or other material
than wool, worsted, the hair of the
Alpaca goat or other like Animals,
5 cts. per square yard and ad val. . 20
p. 0.
Treble ingrain, three ply and two
ply carpets composed wholly of
wool, 10 cts. per square yard, and
ad val *. 20
Wood, and Manufactures of Wooden
Ware, viz: Pails, Tubs, Churns,
Brooms, Brushes, and other Manu-
factures of Wood not elsewhere
mentioned 25
Hubs, Spokes, Felloes, and parts
of Wheels (rough, hewn or sawn
only) 15
Lumber and Timber not elsewhere
specified 20
Winceys, plain of all widths, when
material is not over one-fourth
wool, checked, striped or fancy,
not over twenty -five inches wide... 20
Checked, striped or fancy dress
wincles, over twenty-five in. wide,
and not over thirty inches, when
material is not more than one-
fourth wool 2 cts. per square
yard and 15 per cent.; but all
checked, striped or fancy Winceys
over thirty inches wide, shall be
subject to duty as woolen goods,
when the material is partly wool.
Writing Desks 25
Y.
Yeast 20
Yellow Metal, in bolts, bars, and for
sheathing Free
Z.
Zinc, dry white 6
Zinc, seamless drawn tubing 10
Zinc, Manufrctures of, not elsewhere
Specified 26
All goods not enumerated in this Act or any other Act as charged with any
duty of Customs, and not declared free of duty by this Act, shall be charged with
a duty of twenty per lent. ad valoi-em, when imported into Canada, or taken out
of warehouse foV consumption therein.
The following articles are prohibited under a penalty of 200 dollars and forfeiture
of Packages in which same may be found, viz. :
Books, Printed Papers, Paintings, Drawings, Prints, Photographs or representa-
tions of any kind of a treasonable or seditious, or of an immonil o^ indecent
character.
Forei^jn reprints of British Copywright Works, Copywrighted in Canada and of
Canadian Copywright Works.
Coin, base or counterfeit.
The following articles being the natural products, or the manufactures of the
colony of Newfoiindland, are exempted from Customs duty when imported
into Canada, viz : —
Fish, fresh, dried, salted cr smoked. Fish-oil and all products of flsh. Seal-oil
Aniuiaiq of all kinds.
EXPORT DUTIES.
Shingle bolts, per cord of 128 clibic feet $1 00
Spruce logs, per M feet 1 00
Pine logs per M'leet 100
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MARINE & FISHERIES DEPARTMENT.
Nova Sootia niiANCH— H W Jdhnstnn, Agent. Henry Dolbj', Ac-
countant. D iM Browne, R N, fnspector of Light Iloimea.
Board of Rxaminrrs for Gkantimo Cbrtificatbb to Masters
AND Matks,- (!apt P A Scott, R N, Chairman. Halifax Boaiil^ (Japt
G A McKenzie, Capt David Hunter. Cleik, E. A. Tallach.
Overseers of Fisheries in Nova Scotia.
Inspector y W H Rogers, Amherst.
Annapolis Co, W T. Carty. Antigonish Co, John McDonald. Cape
Breton Co. York Barrington, Francis Quinan. Colchester Co, Henry Blair,
H Gass. N J PoUocIc, J W Davidson. Cumberland Co. N B Blair, James
King. Digby Co, James H Morehouse. Guysburo'' Co, James A Tory,
Allan McQuarrie. Halifax Co, Wm Ander8on,'JoIin Fitzgerald. Hants Co,
Peter S hurnham, TimB O' Hrien. Inverness Co, Peter Coaiiy, D F Mcl.«an.
King's Co. J E Starr. Lunenburg Co, Geo Rodden. Henrj' 8 Jost. Pictou
Co, Duncan G McDonald, Chas Henry, A C Pritchard. 'Queen's Co, SamI
T N Sellon. Richmond Co, Duncan Oameron, James Marraeau. Shelburne
Co, Wm John McGill. Victoria Co, Donald McRae, Jr, J. W. Bur||e.
Yat'mouth Co, Enos Gardner.
LZGET BOTTSaS.
On the Coasts of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick:
' Georgk's Island, west side of Island, Halifax Harbor, lat 44° 38' 30"
N.. Ion 63° 33' 20" W., two fixed white catoptiic lights, vertical, 20 feet
apart, 50 and 30 feet high, drab square building, 21 feet high. Li^^hts show
seaward on the S.,and into harbor on N. sit^e; on W. side the upper light
only can be seen. Vessels going into Halifax Harbor, passing Meagher's
Beach, will keep the light on starboard bow. The light is for the purpose
of guiding vessels in and out of the Harbor, throup(h the channel west of the
Island. Lighted 1876. These lights open to westward of Meagher's
Beach, clear the westward of Thrum Cap Shoal.
EAST FROM HALIFAX.
Mbaghrr Beach, Sherbrook Tower, east side of entmnce to Halifax
harbor, lut 44= 36' N., Ion 6'i° 31' 50" VV., fixed white catoptric light, vis-
ible 12 miles, 58 feet high, building white, with red roof, granite, height 48
feet. Lighted 1815. When Sambro hght bears VV. 8. W., this light should
not be brought to the westward of north, which clears the Thrum Cap
Shoul. A fog bell here, strikes 7 times in each miuute.
Dkvil's Island, on south point of Island, at th<i eastern entrance to
Halifax harbor, two fixed white catoptric lights, horlzontallv, K. J N., and
VV. J S., 175 yards apart, visible H miles, the light E. 69 feet high, W.
light 52 feet, both buildings Avhite, octagonal, wood, height K. 53 feet,
lighted 1877, W. 45 feet, lighted 1852, l^t 44° 34' 50" N., Ion 63° 27' 15"
VV. The eastern light opens to the soutuward of western, clears to
southward of the Tiirum (^ap Shoal. Pilots are stationed here.
Eoo IsfAND, centre of Island, lat 44"' 39' 60" N., Ion 62° 51' 32" W.,
catoptric liglu, alternate red and white,, revolving every minute, visible
15 miles, 80 feet !i>gh, octagonal building, black and white vertical stripes
ou seaward side, height 45 feet. Visible around horizon. Liga.ed 1865.
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Pope's Hakbouk, on west point of Harbour Island, lat 44° 47' 40" N.,
Ion 62° 38' 50" W., fixed red liftht, catoptric, visible 9 mile?, 45 feet high,
tower white, square, wood, with dwelling attached, heigiit 37 feet. Lighted
1877.
Shket Rock, at the entrance to Sheet Harbor, lat 44° 49' 55 N., long
62° 29' 40" VV , revolving . red light every 4) gecmids, visible ten miles.
White, square, wood, with dwelling attached. 75 feet above high water
mark.
nKAVKi IsLANO, iS. E. pirt of East Beaver, or Willi^mi Island, lat
' 44° 48' 10" N., Ion 62° 20' 30" VV., white citoptric light, revolving every
2 minutes, visible 12 miles, 70 feet high, white building with two black
balls to seaward, S. S. W., 35 feet high. Lighted 1846. On dwelling.
LiscoMB, on island, lat 44° 99' 20" N"., Ion 61° 57' 60" NV., red and
white catoptric light, altcrnnting every two minutes, visible 15 miles, 64
feet high, white square wooden building, height 28 feet. Lighted 1872.
Wedge Island, mouth of St. Mary'.< liiver, lat 45° 0' 35", long 61° 62'
35", in cour^ie of erection.
Holy Point, west side o( entrance to Isaac's Harbour, lat 45° 10' 15"
N., Ion 01° 39' \V., t«vo (ixed white catoptric lights vertically, 20 feet
apart, visible 9 miles, 80 feet high, square white building, 20 feet high.
Lighted 1874.
Country Habboui:, on Green I-sland, Guvaboro' Coimtv, lat 45° 6' 15"
N., Ion 61° 32' 30" W., iixed white catoptric liirht visible 14 to 16 miles,
51 feet high, white square wooden building, heiglit 23 feet. Lighted 1873.
Coast light, and to guide vessels frequenting Country and Fisherman's
Harbors.
ToRBAY, on eastern point of B^rry head, VV. side of entrance to Bav,
Guysboro' County, lat 45' 11' 37" N., Ion 61° 18' 35" W., fixed catoptric
light, red to seaward, white northward into Bay, and towards Molasses
Marbor, visible 10 miles, square wooden building, white with vertical red
(itripes. top of lantern painted black. Lighted 1876. Height of lantern 51
iVet. tower 36 feet.
Three Top Island, on the south east point of Three Top Island,
Whitehaven, Guysborough County, Nova Scotia, lat. 45° 12' 40" N., long
61° 9' 46" W. The light is fixed white catoptric, elevated 48 feet above high
watermark, and in cltar weather should be seen 11 miles. The building
is a w;)0«len one p tinted white, and consists of a square tower 32 feet high
from base of building to vane on lantern, with keeper's dwelling attached,
'fhis light is for the purpose ot guiding vesselr< into VVhitehaven, and in
order to point out tlie dangers on the northern side of the Wc'^tern Passage
is obscured when bearing; to the eastward ot N, E. by E. It is visible from
all other points of approach except when intercepted by the high land of
Whitehead Island.
Whitehead Island, S. W. extremity of island, Guysboro' Countj-. lat
45° 12' N., Ion 61° 8' 15" W,, white catoptric light, revolving every 20
seconds, visible 11 miles, 55 feet high, pyramidal wooden building. 35 feet
high, octagonal lantern. Lighted 1854. Light not totally obsiuired during
the eclipses; 10 seconds duration ot flash, and 10 seconds ecHp^e.
Canso Cape, north part of Cranberrv Island, lat 45° 10' 50" N., Ion
60° 55' 30" W., two fixed white catoptric lights in one tower, vertically,
36 feet apart, upper visible 15, lower iHuiles 75 and 40 feet respectively,
high, octagonal wooden building, horizontally striped red an! white, lieight
00 feot. Lighted 1815. A steam fog whistle, about 100 yards south of the
light-house, in thick weather sounds a blast of 8 seconds in each minute.
Bell Buoy at the Grimes Hock, off Cape Uanao.
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Canso IIaubor, on Hart or Cutler Island, lat 41° 21' N., Ion 60" 58' 30"
W., tixed red catoptric light, visible 12 miles, 41 feet high, white square
wooden building, height 28 feet. Lighted 1872.
GuYSBORo' Hakror, W. side of entrance, near Peart Point, Ghedabncto
Bay, lat 45° 22' 50" N., Ion 61° 29' 10" W., fixed white catoptric light,
visible 8 miles, 30 feet high, white square wooden building, height 20 feet.
Lighted 1864.
Sand Point, or Eddy Point, south entrance, lat 43° 31' 30" N., Ion
61° 14' 40" VV., two fixed white catoptric tights, horizontal, 24 feet apart,
viuiUle 8 miles, each 2[t feet high, white square wooden buildiMg, with a |
black diamond. Lighted 1851. Lights in windows at each end of building. I
Point Tuppei!, Ship Harbor or Port Hawke-^bury, lat 4S° 36' 40" N., i
; Ion 61° 22' \V., fixed red catoptric light, visible 7 mdes, 44 feet high, white j
I square building, height 24 feet. Lighted 1870. In consequence of the in- !
I tervention of the land on the south side, can only be seen three miles in j
that direction.
Crkighton's Head, on the north extremity, lat 45° 3C' 40" N., Ion |
61° 6' VV., white catoptric light, revolving every 40 seconds, visible 10
miles, 29 feet high, square white wooden building, height 20 feet. Lighted
1^74. VoT guiding vessels into Little or West^ Arichat. Throe buoys i
placed to mark the dangers of the liarbor.
Jeuseyman Island, Arichat Harbor, lat 45° 30' .^0" N., Ion 61° 3' W.,
fixed red catop ric light, visible 1 1 miles, 39 feet liiirh, white square wooden
buil ling, lieight 28 feet. Lighted 1872. This light is for the purpose of
guiding vessels through Cnd Passage, in and out of Arichat Harbour.
There i.s also a Kange Beacon on the S. E. Point of Jersej'inan's Island,
that marks Hautfond Shoal, off the entrance to Arichat Harbor. When the
beacon and spire of the Roman Oathuiic Chapel in Arichat are in range, it
leads over the west part of the shoal in 10 feet of water. Vessels b und
into Arichat, C B., should pass to the west of the shoal, or bring the
beacon in range of the cupola on the Convent, which stands 130 yards east
of the K. C. Church, which will lead in clear of the shoal. Only those
well acquainted sliould pass to the eastward of the shoal, or bring the
beacon to bear to the N. of N. E. An Iron Can Buoy painted red has been
placed about one cable's length S. W. of the shoal in six fathoms of water
The buoy will be placed on or about the Ist Ma>^in each year, and taken
up about the lOlh December.
Abich\t, Marache Point, south entrance to Madame Island, lat 45° 29'
N., Ion 61° r 50" NV., fixed white catoptric light, visible 8 mileM, 34 feet
high, square white wooden building, height 25 feet. Lighted 1851.
Pktitoeorat, on Big Arr^w Rock, south-east of Madamu Island, lat
44° 29' 25" N., Ion 60° 57' 50' W., fixed red ca optric light, visible Hi
mi!es. 38 feet high, white square tower with dwelling attached, height 31
feet. Lighted 1877.
Grrbn Island, summit of Island, lat 45° 28' 50" N., Ion 60° 53' 40" W.,
red and 'vj^'jle catoptric light, revolving alternately every 45 seconds,
visible '' i. iriies, 70 leet higb, white square wooden building, height 31
feet. LighiaJ l8Po. Lght, centre of keeper's dwelling. Visible around
horizon.
Capii: La RoNDid;, wes*: side of entrance to St. Peter's Bay. lat 45° 34' 45"
N., Ion •;n° ,'3' Vv ,, .'ix ,d %iiue catoptric I'fht, visible 14 miles, 92 feet
high, V Ui'i tftja irn woi»uin ouil''ing, with 'l./elling attached, height 28 feet.
Lighted i« i. fov ,i\..ni\n;4 vi-siicls into it. Peter's Bay.
OuKTiQ ■: T"' ..Ni>, on south point, lit 45° 36' 40" N., Ion 60° 57' 15"
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W., fixed red catoptric light, visible 9 miles, 78 feet high, white square
wooden building, with dwelii ig attached, height 28 l»ei. Liglited 1874.
For guiding vessels through Lennox Passage.
Saint Esprit Island, south end, lat 46° 37' 30" N., long 60° 29' 26"
W., one revolving while CHtoiitric light, flash at intervnls of 30 seconds.
Building white, with two red oands, square, wood, with dwelling nllached.
Height of building 55 feet, of light 78 feet. Bad Neiglibor bhoal, S. W.
I W. I^ mile from this light is not more than 12 feet below water^
GuioN Island, about 230 yards from west end of I«land, lat 45° 46' 10"
N., Ion 60° 6' 20'' W., red revolving light, catoptric, attains its greatest
brillianc}' eVety 30 seconds, visible 12 miles, 74 feet hitih, tower AVhite,
squhre, with dwelling attached, height 5-1 teet. Lighted 1877.
LouisBtJRG, north side of entrance to harbor, 120 yards inshore of point,
lat 45'= 54' 30" N., Ion 69° 57' 15" W., fixed white catoptric light, visible
10 miles, 85 feet high, building white, with a black vertical stripe on
dwelling, height 36 feet. Lighted 1842.
Mainadieu, on south side of west point of Scatterie Island, lat 46°0'30"
N., Ion 59° 47' 30" VV., fixed red catoptric light, 00 feet high, white square
wooden building, height 40 feet. Lighted 1871.
ScATTEUiE, north-east pt)int on Trap Rock, lat 46° 2' 15" N., Ion 59° 40'
15" W., white catoptric revolving light, visible a minute, eclipsed half a
minute, visible 15 miles, 90 feet high, white octagonal building, height
70 feet. Lighted 1839. The light should never be brought to bear to
eastward of N N E, or to southward of S S W, nor approached nearer
than 1^ mile. Visible half minute, eclipsed one minute. A boat is here to
render asfistance.
Flint Island, on island, lat 46° 11' N., Ion 59° 46' 56" W., white
catoptric light, revolving ever}' 16 seconds, visible 12 miles, 65 feet high,
white octagonal building, height 43 foet. Lighted 1856. Visible around
horison.
LiNGAN Head, north side of entrance to Bridgeport Harbor, lat 46° 14'
10" N., Ion 62° 2' 40" W., fixed red catoptric light. Visible 10 miles, 50 feet
high, white square wooden building, height 20 feet. Lighted 1874. For
guiding vessels into Bridgeport harbor.
Low Point Flat Point, east side ot Spanish Bay, lat 46° 16' 30" N.,
Ion 60° 7' 30" W., fixed white catoptric M^hu visible 14 miles, 70 feet high,
building octagonal, red and white vertical stripes, height 81 feet. Lighted
1832.
Sydney Bar, on West end ot South Bar, lat 46° 12' 40" N., Ion 60° 12'
40" W., fixed red catoptric light, visible 10 miles, 30 feet high, white
square wooden building, height 20 leet. Lighted 1872.
Point Aconi, on high cape, north side of entrance to Little Bras d'Or,
lat 46° 20' 30" N., Ion 60° 17' 10" W., l^ed red catoptric light, visible 11
miles. 91 feet high, square white wooden%\iiHing, height 20 feet. Lighted
1874. For guiding vessels into Little Bras d'Or.
Bnack Rock Point, south side of entrance to Big Bras d'Or, lat 46° 18'
30" N, Ion 60° 23' 30" VV., fixea white catoptric light, 45 feet high, white
square building, height 23 feet. Lighted 1868.
Cape George, S side of Bras d'Or T.ake, west side of entrance to St.
Peter's Inlet, lat 45° 4-1' 28" N., Ion 60° 48' 20" W., fixed white catoptric
light, visible 12 miles, 50 feet high, white sqnare v/oodgn building, height
20 feet. Lighted 1876. To guide vessels through St. Peter's Inlet.
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Port Bevis, lat 46° 7' 15" N., Ion 60° 39' W., fix
Grand Nabrowb, on Uniacke Point, N. nide of channel, Barm Straits,
lat 45° 58' N , Ion 60° 48' W*, lixed white catoptric iiglit, visible 10 miles,
29 feet*high, white square wooden buiidin^;, height 20 fuet. Uglited 1874.
For guiding vessels through Barra Straits, and navigating the Little and
Great Bras d'Or Lalies.
KiDSTON IsiiAND, on N^. E> Point, at entrance to Baddeck harbor, N. side
of Bras d'Oi Uke, hit 45° 5' 68" N., Ion 60° 44' 20" W*., iixed red catop-
trict light, visible 7 miles, 31 fwet high, square wooden building white,
lighted 1875.
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visible 11 miles, 05 feet high, square white wooden tower. Lighted 1874.
For guiding vessels through Bras d'Or Lake.
BihD IsLA^TJ, Ciboux I»land, 1-3 mile from N. end lat 48° 23' 1 " N.,
Ion 60° 22' 30" W., red catoptric light, revolving every minute, visible 18
miles, 77 teet high, white octagonal building, height 33 feet. Lighted i8U3.
St. Ann's Harbor, on north point of Beach, lat 46° 17' 30" N. Ion 60°
32' 15" W., lixed white catoptric liglit, visible, 8 miles, 24 leei hi^h, white
building, height 30 feet. Lighted 1871. The light exhibited to find en>
trance through on a dark niglit.
Ingonish, on island, lat 46"^ 41' 20" N. , Ion 60*' 20' W., fixed white light,
dioptric, 5ih order, visible 20 miles, 237 feet high, white square buildmg,
height 40 feat. Lighted .1871.
Cape North, on Money PoMit. one mile S. E. from Cape North, lat 47°
2' 10" N., Ion 60° 23' 30"' VV, red and v.hite catoptric liiriit revolving every
45 seconds, visible 15 mile-s. 74 feet high, square white wooden bui ding,
height 2(i feet. Lighted 1876. Coast light makes a cjmplete revolution
every 1^. minute.
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Cheticamp, near south of Island, lat 46° 30' 30" N.. Ion 61° 3'
nli *e catoptric light, revolving every 45 seconds, visible 20 miles,
high, while square wooden building, height 24 leet. Lighted 187;}.
St. PAUt-'s Island, on rock off N K point ol island, lat 47° 13' 50" N.
Ion 60° 8' 20" W, fixed white light, diontric, third order, visible 20 miles,
140 feet high, white octagonal builuiiig. height 40 feet. J,.'ghtt;d 1339.
Obscured between N by E j and E N E.
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minute, visible 20
, white dioptric light, third order, revolving every
miles, 140 feet high, white octagonai building, 40 feet high. iJghied IS^ll.
O'Tscured wh.en bi-aring from S S E to W ^ N\ A i'oii whistle on the south
St !•. of the iejind, S VV of Atlantic Cove, about half a mile from the Humane
Establisbmeft, sounds once for five seconds in each minute during thick
weather and storms.
Margakkk, summit or middle of Sea Wolf island, lat 46° 21' 30" N, Ion
61° 15' 30" W, fixed white iatoptr=c light, visible 21 miles. 298 feet high,
square white building. Lighted I6bi. To vessels in dangerous proximity
to the island the light may become obscured by the abrupt cliffs on the sides
of the island.
Port Hood, S E side of entrance to harbor, lat 46° N, Ion 61° 3V 40"
W, fixed catoptric light, red N, white S, visible 10 miles, 65 feet high
Lighted 1854. Square white building.
Iron Can Buoys have been placed at the following Shoals .-—Port Ho«d
Harbor, C. B., Portsniouth Point, Spithead, Smith Spit, Dean Shoal, aim
one at Judiqufe Shoai. Juclique Shoal and Dean Shoal Buoys are paiuted
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red, the other three ore painted tilack. These Buoys will be placed on or
about tlie Ut of May in each year, an^ taken up about ihe 10th November.
North Casso, north entrance, west sitle, 120 yards InHhore, lat 45° 41'
40'* N, Ion 61° 29' 10^' W, fixed white catopiric Ii{(l.t, visible 18 miles. 110
feet high, white square wooflen Iniildinc, heigiit JJg^feet. Lighted 1842.
'lliere in good annhorage under the light when the wind is off shore. Lun-
tern on dwell'ig,
Hakbokau Bouche, on S W shore of harbor, lat 45° 41' 0' N, Ion 61°
31" 15 W fixed white catoptric light, visible !> miles, af5 ft high, white t^qiiare
wooden building, 32 feet high, 473 yards S \V | S, from front light, one
fixed red catoptric light, ]07 feet high. Kaiige lighta to lead through
dredged channel over the bar.
PoMQBET IsLAWD, north east end of island in St. George's Bav, lat 46°
39' 40" N, Ion 61° 44' 30" W, fixed red catoptric light, visible 9' miles, 50 !
feet l.igh, square white building, lieight 23 feet Lighted 1868. Obscured [
on easterly bearings.
Cape St. George, north side of Cupe, lat 45'= 52' 30" N, Inn 61° 54' 40"
W, white catoptric lijiht revolving every half minute, visible 25 miles, 350
feet high, white square building, height 39 feet. Lighted 186 L
PiCTOU Island, somih-east point, lat 45" 49' 10" N, Ion 62° 30' W, fixed
white ciitoptric light, visible 12 miles, 52 teet high, square white building.
Lighted 1853.
Pk^tou Harbor, south point of entrance, lat 45° 41' 30" N, Ion 62° 39'
30" VV, fixed catopiic lights vertical, 2a tef't apart, upper white, lower red,
visible 11 miles, lantern 65 feet high, huiidinj^' ortiigonal, striped red and
white vertically, height 55 feet Lijihted 18:J4. Ligtited when navigation
is open. A small red liuht isswen IihIow lantern. LJy keeping light W S W
vessels clear the east reefs off I'ictou Lsland. in tower of new Custom House
a fixed white light, in range w^ith liidils at the entranx:e to harbor, leads
through the channel up to the bar.
Cakibou Island north-east part of Island, lat 4o'-" 46' N, low 62° 42'
20" \V, white catopric lighu rff\-oiving every minute, visifcle 10 miles, 35
feet high, white square buildirg, height 20 feet. Lighted 3868.
Amkt Island, centre of island, NorrhHml)eriand Straits, lat 45° 50' 15"
N, lor. 63° 10' 10" VV, fixed whit- catoptric light, visible 10 miles, 44 feet
high, white square wooden building, lieight 26 feet. Lighted 1868. Visible
around horizon.
Mullin Point, nortf; side < f entrance m Wallace Harbor, Cumberland
County, lat 45° 49' 45" N, Ion 63° 25' 15" W, fixed white catoptric light,
visible 11 miles, 39 f»et high, white square wooden buildmg, height 25 feet.
Lighted 1876. For guiding vessels in and out of harhor. Cask buoye pre
placed to mark the dangers on entering the harbor, black to be left on port
and red on starboard when emcring.
PuowASH. in harbor, lat 45° 52' 30" N". Ion 63° 40' 20" W, fixed catop
trie light, red seaward, white towards harbor, visible 8 miles, 48 feet high,
white square bniiding, height 44 feet l^iglited 1871. Black buoys to be
left on port hand, and red on starboard when •ntering the harbor.
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Chebucto Heap, west side of entrance fo Halifax Harbor, lat 44° 30'
20" N.. Ion 63° 30' 50" ^., white light, revolving every minute, visible )8
miles, 132 feet high, white square wOoden building, height 2*? feet. Lighted
1872. An Automatic Signal Buoy, placed in lat 44° 31\ 42" N., Ion 63°
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Head, Houndaa ten inch whistle. From the liiinv Chebucto Head bearA S.
\V. ^ W., mngnelic, 1 7-8 mile. Sandwich Point N. by W., 4 miles.
Passing; to the westward at the buoy at the distance of half a cable and
stet'ring a N. | W. cour&c magnetic, will lead up tlie Harbor to tiie eastward
of the Neverfdil Slioal, and at a distance of two cables to the w«'«tward of
Meagher's Beach llyht hoUsc. A similar buov in lat. 44* 28' 25" X., lonjf
68' 22' 10" W., in 36 fathoms, from this buov Sambro Island li};ht VVl-3,
N 8 1-3 mil*>fl. Devil's iHland light N 7-8," W 7 1-3 miles, and tlie inner
signal buoy N. W. 1-2 N. 6 miles,
SAMBno, middle of Island, lat 44" 26' 10" N., Ion 630 33' 30' W. fixed
white catoptric light, visible 20 or 21 miles, 115 feet aigh, building white,
octagonal, 60 feet high. Lighted 1758. A stealn fog wiiistle, erected on
MOUth side of Island, and elevated 00 feet above high water in thick weather,
fogs and snow storms, sound* each minute a blast often seconds' dnrationi
Guns formerly in use, discontinued. A Spar Buo}' has been plactd off the
S. W. Breaker, Sambro, and on» on the Pollock, and another on the
Whippey Shoal, near Sambro.
Betty'8 Island, on Brig Point, near Prospect, lat 44® 26' 22" N., Ion
63° 45' 54" W., revolving red catoptric li«ht, greatest brilliancy every two
minutes, 75 feet hi^^h, visible 14 niilfs, building white, with two horizontal
red bands, square, wood, height 54 feet, dwelling attachedi Lighted
1875. Coast light.
Peggy Point, east side of entrance to St. Margaret's Bav, lat 44° 2D'
" N,, long63°56' \V., llxed red catopric light, 65 feet hlKh, building
white, square, 28 feet high. Lighted 1868. Lantern on dwellingi
MARGAti.^T's Bay, or Green Island, Lunenburg County, lat 44° 23' N.,
Ion 64° 2' 45" \V., red and white catroptric light, revolving alternately
every half minute, building white, square, wood, 28 feet high, with dwel-
ling attached. Coast light.
Chester, E. Ironbound Island, a little to the eastward of centre of
ielawl, in Mahone Bay, , t 44° 26' lU" N., Ion 64^ 4' ."30" W., fixed white
dioM'iie light, visible lb 1 lies, 150 feet high, white oblong tower on
dwi^kiing, 46 feet high, wo d, lantern. Lighted 1871. iSeeu frdm all points
of approach. The lantern alone is visible, building hidden by trees.
3io»«K)N's Nose, Mahone liny, kt 44° 25' N., Ion 64« 13' 46" W., red
S^tni «atoptrio light, visible 11 miles, 68 feet high, building while,
squ&re, wuiid, 29 feet high. Lighted 1872.
C»os8 LiHuAND, east point Lunenburg Bay, lat 44° 18' 45" N., Ion 64°
10' W., 2 wnite catoptric lights vertical, 45 feet apart, upper irterniit-
tent revolvuu^ every minute, and visible 14 miles, 100 feet high, lower
fixed, visible- > miles, and 65 feet hiKh, building red, octagonal base,
b«igbt 53 fees, i^ighted 1U32. Pilots resort here, and vessels may take
refuge in caw^ f*" necessity. lTj)per bright 45 seoonds, dark 15 seoouds.
A fog trumpet --^f been erected here.
Battebt Poiupt, Lunenbnrg, lat 44° 21' 45" N., Ion 64° 17' 30^' W.,
fixed wbM» catofiitric light, visible 11 miles, 50 feet high, white, square
tower on dwelling, height 24 feet. Lighted 1864. This harbor is easy
of acceiw, buoys ai- placed in the bay and entrance to the harbor on
SowI|<CQ liock, Haddiuck Ibhoal, Battery Point Shoal, and Head Shoal.
In approaching the Li rbor from sen ward, ti buoy on Sculpin Kook,
painted red and blaetc, in hori7x>ntH. stripes, may be left on either h.^nd,
giving it a berth of tw* cables' len^h. Thr> other buoys are painted
black anil must he left on the port hand goi>' u. Iron can buoys in
summer, spar buoya in winter.
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Wbst Ihonbound Inland, near Oitpe LnHnve, mouth of LaHave
River, lat 44° 13' 45" N., Ion (M° 16' 20" W., wlii-e Citoptrio light, re-
volving every 30 seconds, ^visible 13 miles, 72 feet liigli, building white,
square, height 29 feet. Near edge of cliff, 40 teet liigh. Lighted 1865.
Ion 64° 21' W., fixed red
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LaHavr, on Fort Point, lat 44° 17' 20" N.,
catoptric light, visible 8 miles, 48 feet high,
wood height 35 feet. Lighted 1876.
Moshrr's Island, on island, west side of entrance to LaHave Hver,
lat 44° 14' 15" N., Ion 64° 18' 50" \V,, fixed re.l catoptric light, visible
8 miles, 65 feet high, buildiag white, aquare, height 26 feet. Lighted
1868.
MkdwayHead, Port Medway, west side of entntnce, lat 44° 6' 10" N.
Ion 64° 32* 15" W., fixed wliite catoptric light, visible 10 miles, 44 feet
high, building white, square, with black square senwurd, height 23 feet.
Like a dwelling house. Lighted 18.51. Spat* l'>iu>yc are ]>lKced in the
channel to Port Medway havbor, on the breaking ledg'js. Nautilus Hock,
corner ground and edge of flats off Bang's Point. In passing in from
seaward the red buoys must be left on the starboard, and the black
buoys on the port hand.
Coffin Island, south point, Liverpool Bay, Jat 44° 2' N.. Ion 64° 37'
30" \V., white catoptric light, revolving every two minutes, light 30
seconds, dark 90 seconds, visible 16 miles, 65 feet high, building octa-
gonal, horizontal stripes, red and white, eight in number, height 50
feet. Lighted 1812.
Brooklyn Pier, on end of Breakwater, Liverpool, lat 44° 2' 4.5" N.,
Ion 64° 41' 15" W., fixed light, white seaward, green towards harbor,
visible 10 miles. A lantein exhibited from end of pier.
Fort Point, Liverpool Bay, south entrance, lat 44° 2' 30" N., Ion 64°
42' 20" W., fixed red catoi»tric light, visible 7 miles, 30 fe»^t high, build
ing white, square, height 17 feet. Left on port sidu when entering the
harbor. Lighted 1855.
Port Mouton, north-east point ot Spectacle Island, Queen's County, lat
43° 55' N., Ion 64° 48' W., tixid red catoptr.c light, visible 11 miles, 47 feet
high square wooden building, height 20 feet. For guiding vessels into
harbor. Lighted 1873.
LiTTLB Hope, nearly on centre of island, lat 43° 48' ^0" N., Ion 64° 47'
16" W., red catoptric light, revolving every minute, visible 12 miles, 40
feet high, square white building, height 26 feet. Lighted 1865. Centre of
keeper's dwelling. Visible around horizon.
Shingle Point, east side of Port Herbert Harbor lat 43° 48' 40" N.,
Ion 64° 55' 30" W., fijcedred catoptric light, visible 10 miles, M tett high
white square wooden building, height, 29 feet. Lighted 1872.
Carter's Island, Ra<Jtged Island Harbor, lat 43° 42' 15" N., Ion 65° 5'
30" W., lixed red light, visible 41 miles, 66 feet high, wliite square wooden
building, height 29 feet. Lighted 1872 .
Ragged Island, Gull Rock, lat 43° 39' '5" N., Ion 65° 5' 50" W., fixed
white catoptric ligiit, visible U) miles, 56 fuet high, white square building,
height 31 feet. Lighted 18S3.
Sand Point, at east side of entrance to Shelburne Harbor lat 43° 41'
15" N., Ion 65° 19' W., fixed red catoptric ligltt. visible 11 miles, 67 feet
high, white square wooden building, height 20 feet. To beiebuilt on the
opposite side of the harbor.
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fathoms, on went side of Middle Hook Shoal ; a red Cm Buov off extreme
of Spit, in four fathoms, and a bldck Spar Buov on east end of Adamant
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water S. S. VV. J W., about' 160 yards from the Bull Kock, off W
Head, ShelburnB Count}-.
Capk HosrwAY, near south-east point of MncNuit's Island, Sholburne
harbor, lat 43° 37' 15" N., Ion 6.i° 15' 45" \V., 2 white catoptric liKlit-s
vertical, 21 yards a}>art, upper li^lit visible 18 niiliis, and 120 feet hi(i:h,
lower 05 feet and visible 10 miles, outapconal building:;, vortical black and
white stripes, height 77 feet. IJghtcd 1788, rep lired 1818. A black Can
Buo}' S. 8. Bi. from the Jig I{ocks, in 9 fathoms water.
Nk(;ko Island, on north side, lat 41° 30' 54" N., Ion 05° 20' 68" W.,
red and white catoptric light, revolving every minute, visit'le 12 miles, 48
feet high, white pquare wooden building, height 29 feet. Lighted i872. For
guiding vessels in and outof Cl3'de River or Negro Harbor.
uaccaro, on west side of ontranco to Harrington Harbor, Int 43° 26' 54"
N., Ion 65° 28' 12" VV., fixad red cntop(ric light viable 10 miles, 49 feet
high, white square building, with black bill seaward, height 35 feet.
Lighted 1850. A Spar Buoy to the south of lJ;.ntam.
Bakkinoton E. Bay Lightship, lat 43° 31' 5" N., Ion 65° 34' 25" W.,
flxed white light, hull and spars pxinted red, with word " Barrington" in
white letters on both sides. Height 30 feet above deck. Mooted in 6
fithoms at low water. Wessea' Lodge bearing S. W. by W. J W., distant
3-8 mile, Baccaro Light bearing S. S. E. I E., distar t 6 and 3-16 miles, and
Bantam Hocks, bearing S. E. bv E. 7-8 E., d stant 6^ miles. To guide
vessels into Barriiiuton East Bit}', and through Birriiigton Passage.
Lighted 1875. A red Can Buoy on Ang e Rock.
Cape &• able, on Cape, lat 43° 23' 19" N., Ion. 65° -37' 11" W., white
catoptric revolving light, bright Ifj seconds, dark 25 seconds, visible 12
miles, 53 feet high, white octagonal building, 50 f.;et hig!^ Lighted 18(11.
A steam fog whistle on Cape, elevated about 40 feet above higij water,
sounds in thick weather, fogs and sno fitornis, a blast oi ten seconds'
duration each minute, with an interval of 50 reeonds between each blast.
HitAZiL Rock, red and black buoy, horizontal stripes, moored in
15 fathoms water, S. S. E., half a mile trum Rucks.
Stoddart Island, on N. W. point of island, let 43° 28' 30" N., Ion 65°
43' 10" W., fixed red catoptric light, visible 9 miles. 22 feet lii^h, white
small 8qu»re tower. To guide vessels into the anchorage of btoddart
Harbor and Shag Harbor Sound.
BoN Portage Island, on south point, lat 43° 27' 16" N., Ion 65° 44'
10" VV., red catoptric light, revolving every minute, visible 12 miles, 46
feet high, white square wooden building, height 28 leet. Lighted 1^74.
For guiding vessels into Barrington West Bay and Shug Harbor.
PuBxico Harbor, Beach Point, east side of entrance, 120 yards from
low water m^rk, lat 43° 35' 4o" N., Ion 65° 46' 54" VV., fixed white
catoptric light, visible 8 miles, 28 feet high, square white building, height
20 (eet. Lighted 1854. Open westward of ht. John's Island, bearing N.
E. by N., clears the ledge; in making harbor from any otiier direction, the
light must be brought to the northward of E. N. E., befo.a it can be steered
lor to avoid shoal spot off St. Ann's Point. Spar buoys mark the channel.
Black left on port hand, red on starboard in' approaching the harbor. A
bell buoy has been placed near Johu's Ledge.
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I«1hii(W, Yannoulh Counfv, Novn 8<'oiin, lat. 4a°37' S6" N. lonj? (Jfi° 1' 40"
W. The mail) or sea li^l't >^ill he revolving catiiptric, flhowinf; alternately
red and white, each color vi^ible for 16 wecondw, with intervals of 45 seconns
l)ulween the tlaRliCH. It is eiev»t(d fiO (cet above high water murk, and in
cJpHr woittlier should be 8<>en 12 niiluH from all points of approach from the
HoulhAvard, and uIao thron^h the Schooner and Kllenwood I'uas^a^^es. A
fixed red catoptric light will also bo oliown from a window In the tower, 16
feet below the main light. It !)« intended to mark the channel between the
two (lanfrers known as the Old Man and Old Woman Rocks, and is, there-
foie, visible between the bearings W by N i N, and N W by N, and in no
other directions It should be visible 4 miles. The tower is a wooden
building, painted white, and consists of a square tower 42 feet high from
base tQ vane on lantern, with a keeper's dwelling attached.
Aroyt^r, on south point of Whitehead Island, Yarmouih County, lat. 43'^
89' 80" N., Ion (iH° 62' 4" W., fixed led catoptric li,fht, visible 12 miles.
115 feet high, building white, square, wood, with dwelling attached, height
28 feet. Lighted 1874. For guiding vessels into Argyle liaibor.
TiTSKBT KiVRH, Big Fish Island, south-west point, lat 43° 42' 10" N.,
Ion 66° 57' 16" W., 2 fixed white catoptric lights, horizon tnl, 8 yards
apart, visible 12 miles, 60 feet high, white square wooden building, height
28 feet. Visible seaward; in windows each end uf a dwelling house.
Lighted 1864.
Seal Ihlanp, south point, 1-8 mile inland, lat 43° 23' 84" X., Ion 66°
0' 52" W., fixed white light, dioptric, 2nd order, visible 18 milev, 08 £eet
higV , white octagoral building, height 60 feet. Lighted 1830. The Blonde
Kock lies S. by W. 8 1-3 mile from light house. Between this Ilock and
the Island there are some dargers, the ground is rocky throughout, and
large vessels ought not to attempt parsing between theiu. A fog whistle
near light house, during fogs and snow storms, sounds in each minute a blast
of 5 second's duration, and after an interval of 5 seconds gives another
blast of five seconds, with an interval of 45 seconds.
A Spar Buoy, painted black, has been placed in 12^ fathoms water, south
about oalf a mile from the Blonde Rock, off Seal Island.
Yahmouth ok Capk FoRcnu, east cape, south point, lat 43° 47' 28"
N, ion 66° 9' 21" W., white catoptric lignt, revolving every minute and
45 second^ — light H minute, dark i mmute, visible 18 miles,'ll7 feet high,
octagonal tower, vertical stripes, red and white, heiuht 59 tbet. Lighted
1839. Fog whistle on west side, sounds in fogs and snow storms 10
seconds in every minute.
Bunkkk's Isijvnd, on en<l of reef, off S. W. point of Island, east »ide of
entrance to Yarmouth Harbor, lat 43° 48' 30" N., Ion 66° 8' 45" ^^, fixed
red catoptric light, visible 10 miles, 27 feet high, the lantern on a dwelling
house, built on a wooden pier. Lighted 1874. A red beacon light for the
Eurpose of guiding vessels into the harbor. Visible from the south-ward
ctween the bearings of N.' K. by N. | E. It can also be seen on Stan
wood'3 Beach, when bearing from S i E to S. E. i E., but cannot be
run for on there benrings, the on!j' entrance to the harbor being through
Yarmouth Sound and round East Cape.
Trinity Leogk, an Iron Bell Buoy, painted red, has been moored to the
westward of Trinity Ledge, off Cape St. Alary.
Capk St. Mary, east side o( Bay. lat 44° 5' 20" N., Ion 68° 12' 40" W.
red and white catoptric light, revolving altenialely every 30 seconds, visible
17 miles, 1U3 feet high, octagonal white building, height 43 feet. Lighted
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Mrtkghan Rivkr, at entrance end of Breakwater, lat 44<=* 13' 43" N'
Ion 66° 8' 12" W., fixed ^reeii catoptric light, vieibie mile*, 33 feet high,
building vertical, red Ptripes on seaward Hide, 21 fret high, lantern painted
black. Livhted 1875. ueacon fur guiding vesaela into river. Mu8t be
left on starboard band and pasned close aboard. Tide leaves breakwater
one hour before low water.
Church Point, east side of St. Mary's Bay, Digb}' County, lat 44° 19'
55" N , Ion 66° T 35" W., fixed red catoptric liuht. visible 10 miles, 36
teet high, B(^uare white wooden building, height 20 feet. Lighted 1874. For
guidmg agamst dangers in vicinity of Church Point.
SissiBOO. south side of entrance to river, lat 44° 26' 80" N., Ion 65° 1'
15" W., fixfd white dioptric light, visible 8 miles, 36 feet high, white
wooden building, pj'ramidal, height 83 fset. Lighted 1870.
Westport Peter's Island, entrance to (jrand Passage, lat 44° 15' 30"
N., lon.66° 20' 20" W., 2 fixed white catoptric lights, horizontal, 24 feet
apart visible 10 miles, each 40 feet high, square while building, height 15
feet. TJghted 1850. Visible from the northward between the bearings of
S. by W. and S. S> W., and from the southward between the bearings of
N. £.. by E.. and N. N. W. ^ W. Bell Buoy painted red, north side of N.
W. r^dge.
Brier Island, notth- west Point, lat 44° 14' 57" N-, Ion 66° 23' 30" V.,
fixed white catoptric light, visible 13 miles, 92 feet hi>.'h, white octagonal
building, height 55 feet. Lighted 1809. A steam fog whistle on N. W.
of Brier Island, south side of light house, sounds daring *hick and foggy
weather and snow ttorms as follows :— Blast of four seconds, interval four
seconds, blast of tour seconds, interval of foar seconds, blast of fuiir
seconds, interval ot forty secofi<fe-^making sixty seconds. The Bell Buoy
baa been replaced on the North-West Ledge.
Boar's Heai>, 17 yards from edge of cliff, lat 44« 24' 16" N., Ion 66° ly
W., red and white catoptric light, revolving alternately every minute,
visible 14 miles, 70 feet Jiigh, white square building. Lighted 1864. On
south entrance to Petit Passage.
Point Prim, south point of entrance to Annapolis Basin, lat 44° 41' 34" N.,
Ion 65° 47' 20" W., fixed white catoptric light, visible 13 miluR, '76 feet
high, sonate tower, vertical red and white stripes, height 22 feet. Lighted
1817. Fog whistle on Prim Point sounds in snow storms and in thiok or
foggy weather 8 seconds in each minute, making an interval of 62 seconds
between each blast. *
MaRi^hall Cove or Port Williams, south shore, lat 44° 56' 52" N.,
Ion 65° 16' W., 2 fixed white catoptric lights, vertical, 2(* feet apart, upper
6(i feet high, visible 10 miles, White square building, heiKlit22 feet. Lighted
1859. Lantern on top of dwelling; lower light in bow window, visible
from WTS. W. round N. to £. N. E.
Maroaretvillb, on extremity of point, south shore, lat 45° 2' 17" N.,
Ion 65° 4' W., two fixed red catoptric li^iits, 30 and 27 feet high, visible 8
miles, square building, horizontal white and black stripes, height 22 feet.
Lighted 1859. Visible from W. S. W. round N. to £. N. E.
Black Rock, south shore, lat 45° 10' 10" N., Ion 64° 46' W., fixed
white catoptric light, visible 12 miles, 45 (eet high, square white building,
he.^lit 85 re t. Lighted 1848. 44ght on top of dwelling, visible from all
points of approach. A fog whiSfle on the extreme point of Cape d'Or, on
the opposite side of the channel from Black Rock, sounds during thick
weather, fogs and snow storms, twice in each minute, each blast being of
six seconds duration, with intervals of 24 seconds between. The whistle
will probably be heard in calm weather, or with the wind, at a distance of
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according to the state of the atmosphere.
HouTON, on bluff, west side of Avon River, lat 45° 6' 15" N., Ion 64°
13' 30" W.. fixed white catoptric light, visible 20 miles, 92 feet high, white
square building, height 20 feet. Lighted 1851. Light in window.
Walton Harbor, Rasin of Minas, Hants Countv, lat 45° 14' N., Ion
64° 0' 45" W., fixed red catoptric light, visible 10 miles, 60 feet high,
square white wooden building, height 20 feet. Lighted 1873. For guiding
vessels into Walton harbor.
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BunNTCOAT, Basin of Minas, north-west extremity of head, sonth shore,
lat 4&° 18' 4(»" N., Ion 63° 48' 30" W., fixed white catoptric light, visible 13
mile!), 75 fuet high, sqnare white building, height 35 feet. On dwelling
visible from all points of approach. Lighted 1859.
Cafr i>'Or. a steam whistle has been erected at Cape d'Or, Cumber-
land County.
Pakrsroro', or Partridge Island, west side of river, lat 45° 23' N., Ion
64° 19' W., fixed white catoptric light, visible 9 miles, 37 feet high, white
sqnare boilding, height 32 feet. Lighted 1852. Lantern on dwelling.
SrsNCEK Point, on north shore, Cobequid Bay, lat 45° 23' 30" N., Ion
63° 37' W., fixed white catoptiic light, visible 6 miles, 35 feet high, window
in building 20 feet high. Lighted 1863.
Apptjc RiVRR, on Cape Capston or Hetty Point, north entrance, lat 45°
>' 20" ST., Inn 64° 51' 30" W., fixed white catoptric light, visible 12 miles.
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64 feet high, building white, oblong, with tower, height 45 feet.
1870. Rebuilt about 83 yards S &K. from old one.
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NBW BBnN8\7I0K.-BA.Y OF FUNDY.
HiixsRORO* Wharf, Petitcodiac River, lat 46° 55' 15" N, Ion 64° 37*
45'* W, fixed white catoptriclight, visiblH 5 miles, 14 feet high, structure
open frame, height 22 feet. Lighted 1875. To guide vessels going up
the river and to the coal and plaster wharves.
Grindstomb, west part of island, lat 45° 43' 13" N, Ion 64° 37' 25" W,
fixed white catoptric light, visible 12 miles, 60 feet high, octagonal white
tower. Lighted 1854. Visible from N E bv E, round bv N to E by S, or
315°. Cape Enrage light house, S W by W ^ W, altout 10 miles. .
Cape Ekraor, pitch of Cape, lat 45° 35* 34" N, Ion 54° 46' 55" W, fixed
white dioptric light, 4th order, visible 15 miles, 120 feet high, square whim
buildiof', neight 23 fi et. Lighted 1840. Visible between the Wrings of
N W round by S to N E. A steam tog whistle, 150 feet N E from the
light house, sounds during thick weather 4 seconds in each minute. Will
probably be heard in calm weather 10 miles, and in stormy weather from 3
to 6 miles.
QuAOO, small rock off head, lat 45° 19' 90" N, Ion 65° 31* 55" W, white
catoptric light, revolving every 20 seconds, visible 15 miles, 58 feet high,
octagonal building, horiaontally strined red and while, height 46 feet.
Lighted 1835. A fog bell in a framed tower on the light house block
strikes ever/ 12 seconds during thick and foggy weather and snow otorins.
Under favorable circumstances it shuu'd ba heard two or three miles, and
in etorinr weather, or against the wind, about a mile.
Cape Spenckr, pitch of Cupe, Ut 45° 12' 30" N, Ion 65 54 W, red an d
whitd catoptric light, alternating every 45 seconds, visittje 20 miles, 2t)7
feet high, white square building, with tower, height 35 feet. Lighted 1873.
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rid^e Inland liK>>t bearing liy compass N W b}' VV | W norilterlj', distant
6i mil«9.
Pautkiimje Isr.AND, St. JoUii harbor, lat 45<» IV 20" N. Ion 66" 3' 20"
W, Kxcd white catoptric litflit, visible 20 miles, 119 feet hicli, buildinc red
and white in vertical stripes, height 40 feet. Lighted 1791. In ni^gy
wvatkcr* pteam whistle sounds fi»r li) seconds ever} minute. A bell liuoy
near £ side of Partridge Island Reef.
St. John Harbouh, Isf 46'=' 15' 10" N, lon<J6'» 3' 40" W, wkUe dioptric
light, 4th order, visible 10 miles, 35 feet high, building vertical red and
white stripes, kelght 15 feet. Lighted 1828.
W, fixed red towards
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Musquash Lioht, 45° 8' 36" N, lon^ 66° 14' 30
senwnrd, white towards harbor, visible 10 miles,
dwelling attached, catoptric.
Lephkav, on Point, lat 45® 3' 40" N, Ion 66° 27' 83 W, 2 fixed whife
catoptric lights, vertical, 27 (eet apart, visible 15 miles, upper liuht 81,
lower 53 fcet high. oclAgonal building, striped horisoirtaUv red and white,
height 31 feet. Lighted 183«1. Visible between the bearings of W N W
aroiind by 8 t9 E b}' N. Fog whistle during fogs and snow storias sounds
twice eacii ni.nute, first giving a blust of 5 second:** duration, with an in-
terval of 5 seconds, then a blast of 5 seconds duration, with an interval of
45 seconds to complete the minute.
Spkuck Point, Si Croix River, Charlotte County, lat 45® 10' N, Ion
67^ ir W, fixed white catoptric light, 32 feet high, white squareHNuilding,
height 28 feet. Lighted 1S76. The course from Spmce Pomt to ballast
ground is K by S } S, distance 2 miles From Spruce Point to Mark Point
W N \V, distance 2 miiea. A vessel after leaving Doucet Island, to clear
the rce^ should ^teer N until the Siuruce Point light bears X W by W, and
thence take a W N W course^
Mahk Point, St Croix River, Cliarlorte County; lat 46° 10' 10" N,
Ion 67^ 12' 30" \V, fixed white caoptric light, 82 f<)et high.sqjuare white
building, height 28 feet. Lighted 1876.
MiDjic Blupp, Passauiaquoddr Bay. Ckailotte County, lat 45** 6' 53"
N, lon66*'54' 30" W, fised white catoptric light, visible 15 miles, 130
feet higli, building white, square, wood, height 29 feet, lantern brown.
Lighted 1376. A biir extends R I? E from li^ ht house, and vessels require
to keep off a distance of 2ffO yards to clear it at low water.
Drrut's Hkah, on Wside of Beaver Harbour, Charlotte County, lat
45® 3' 46" N, Ion 66«44' W, fixed white catoptric Ifght, visible 10 niile^
45 feet high, white sqnsre wooden building, height 36 feet. Lighted
IVn. Seen at all points between eastern and western heads of harbor.
Pka Point, lat 45^ 2* 20" N, long 6«° 48' 40" W, east side of entrance
to LeEtAiig ILarlior, fixed ureei) light, visible 10 miles, visible from east
round by south to north. White square wood building, dwdiiRg attached.
Bliss Island, W end of IMand, S side of western entrance to Bliss Hnr-
bor, Lt 45<' 1' 15" N, Ion 66^ 51' W, fixed red catoptric light, visibll 12
miles, 45 feet high, white square wooden building, height 80 feet Lighted
1871
LATIT& Pabs'agr, on Mascrttin Poiwe, in lat. 46<> 2' 20"' N, long 66* 63' 30"
W. A fog trumpet has been erected on Ma!>i5atin Point, south entrance to
Lutite PuHKage, uuunds blasts of 7 seconds, with an intervale of 30 seconds
between each.
Campurku^o Island, N point of Head lJari>or, lat 44° 57' 40" N, Ion
i 6I}° 54' 10" W, fixed white catoptric light, visible 15 miles, 64 fe t high.
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white octagonal tower with red croso, height 34 feet. Lighted 1829. This
light enables vessels to enter Head Harbor at all times. It is also a guide
to vessels entering the main channel, to West Isles, Moose Island, and the
inner Bay of Passamaquoddy . *
Port St. Andkkws, N point of entrance, lat 45° 4* 10" N, Ion
67° 2' 60" W, fixed while catoptric lijjht, 42 feet liitjh, visible 10 miles,
white octagonal building, height 22 feet. Lighted 1833. Visible l)etween
the bearings of N W by N,and S E by S. A fug trumpet to be erected at
head of harbor.
PonT St. ANnnKW's, on sand reef at E entrance, lat 45" 8' 45" N, Ion
67° 0' 50" W, tixed white catoptric light, visible 10 miles. 40 leet high,
structure white, -quaro, wood, oz a framed pier, height 10* feet. Lighted
1876 To guide to all ports in inner bav, an«i to vefse's going up the
River St . Oroix from Little Passage or XVest Quoddy. There is only a
depth of 4fbet of water on the ?^ W extension ol the reef towarvls main
land.
South West Woi.f Island, en S E point of the island, lat 44° 56' 30"
N, Ion 66° 44' 10" W, white catoptric light, revolving every Ij minnte,
visible 17 to 20 miles, 111 feet high, building white, Kqiiarti, wood, height
?& feet Lighted 1871. Lantern on dwelling ; visible from all points of
approach .
SwAi.iiOW Tail, N E part ot Grand Manan, )at 44° 45' 52" N, Ion
64° 44' W, fixed white catoptric light, visible 17 miles, 148 feet high,
white octagonal woodeii building, heiglil 5U (eet. Lighted 1860. Visible
between the bearings of S W round by S to N W. A steam fog whistle
on extreme N W head of Grand Mana'n, 80 feet above high water, sounds
in thick weather, fogs and snow storms, 3 blasts ot 4 seconds' duration in
each n>inute, with an inter^'al of 16 seconds belwetm each blast. A spindle
beacon, painted red, placed in 1876 on Old Proprietor Ledge, on the S £ of
Grand M^nan Island, in lat 44° 33' 10" X, Ion 66° 40' W, has a cage ele-
vated 31 feet above high water mark, and in clear weather should be seen
from a distance from 8 or l^roiles.
Machias Sbal Island, on island, lat 44° 30' 7" N, Ion 67° 6' 13" W, 2
fixed wtiite lijghts, W by N 4 N, and E by S J S, 57 yards apart, one ligiit
catoptric, the other dioptric of 2nd order, visible 16 miles, h 68 feet. W 54
feet high, buildings white, each 36 feet high. Lighted 1832. A fog
whistle sounds in thick weather, fogs and snow storms, 5 seconds in each
half minute *
Ganni'T Rock, on rock, lat 40° 0* 38" N, Ion 66° 47* W, fixed and flash .
white light, dioptric, 4th order, a flash every 4) seconds, visible 12 miles, !
66 feet high, octagonal tower, height 41 leet, vertical black und white i
stripes. Lighted 1831. A gun is fired to answer signals during fogs and ;
snow storms. Dangerous rocks extend 4 nriles eastward ot the light nouse. '
Fixed light 45 seconds, eclipse 6^ seconds, fiash 4^ seconds, eclipse 5^
seconds— making GO seconds.
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revolving liglit, revolves in three minutes, showing three flashes at intervals
of half a minute, then a cessation of light during I| minute in each re'volu-
lution, visible 18 miles, 123 feet high, white octagonal wooden building',
height 96 feet. laghted 1873. Steam fog wbLstle discontinued frotu J uly
Ist, 1878.
Sable Ist^np, 1 J mile from east end. lat 4-^68' 30" N., Ion 59° 46' W.,
fixed white dioptric light, 2nd order, visible 18 miles. 128 feet high, octago-
nal bnikling, w hits and brown alternately, height 86 feet. Lighted 1873.
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ECCLESIASTICAL I EPARTMENT.
OH7BOH or SNGIiAND IN NOVA SOOTIA.
Catiikdral Staff.— The Right. Rev. Hibbert Binney, d d., Lord
Bishop of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, and Dean of Halifax.
The venerable Canon Kd win Gilpin, dd., Archdeacon of Xova Scotia;
Rev Canon John Dart, i> c L, Windsor ; Rev Canon Thomas Maynard, dd ,
Windsor; Rev Canon George Townshend, A m., Amherst.
Halifax, St. Luke's (Cathedral Church), Rev J. Abbott, St. Paul's,
RevG. W. Hill, D o L.,and Rev H. L. Almoii, b. D. St George's,
; St. Mark's, Rev H. J. Winterbouriie, A n ; Bishop's Chapel,
liev J. Padfleld, A.M.r^an-isonCliaplains, Rev A.J.Townend, A b., and
Rev RiddHll Mcrrtson; Rev. J. D. U. Brown, (Diocesan Sec); Rev G.
E. W. Morris, A M. (retired). Annoptilit, Rev H. Deblois, (retired).
Rev J. J. Ritchie, am. Aylesfvrd, Rav R. Avery. Amherst, Rev Canon
Townshend, A m.. Rural Dean. Allfum Mines, Rev D. C. Moote. AnHgo-
nish, Rev L. W. Hill, (retired). Rev A. C. McUonald. Arichat, C. li , Rev
lul ward Ansel], A.M. Biidgetoxon, Rev L. M. Wilkins, Alt. Blnndford,
Rev John Manning Beaver llarbow, Rev R. Smith. Bridgewater, Rey
W. E. Gelling. ComwaUis, Rev F. J. Axford. ClemetUs, Rev W. Godfrey,
A B. Chester, lUv. W. R. Butler, A b. Dartmouth^ Rev J. L. Bell.
Digbtf, Rev John Ambrose, a »i. Eastern Passage. (Dartmouth), Rev W. E.
Currie. Di^u Neck, ; /'a/ifcin*/, Rev. G. Mayuard. Falmouth,
Rev W. E. Wilson. Glace Bay, Rev C. Croucher, A m., Rural Dean.
Granville, Rev G. P. Greaiorex. Harrietfsfield, ; Hubbard's
Cove, Rev. H. Stamer. Kentvitle, Rev J. O. Riiggles, a m. Liverpool, Rev
E. E. B. Nichols, v. d. L uisburg, Rev C. W. McCuily. Londonderry,
Rev V. E. Harris, A n. Ijunenburg, Rev Henry L. Owen, A b., Rural
Dean, Rev F. Skinner. Maitlund, Rev A. D. Jamieson, a.b. Mahane Bay,
Rev w H. Snyder, A m., and Rev W. D. Sutherland. Manchester, Rev H.
Hamilton, A b.. Rural Dean. Melford, — -_— . Newport, Rev H.
How, A. B. New DubUn, Rev Abraham Jordan. New Ross, Rev. W. H.
Groaer, A. M. Parrsboro\ Rev Charles Bow4han, d d., and Rev G. i>.
Harris. Pictou, Rev J. Edgecombe. Petite Jieviere, Rev J. Shaw Smith,
AB. Port Medwnv, Rev H. W At water. Pugwash and Wallace, RevR F.
Brine, ab. RavHwn, Rev W. J. Ancient Rosette, Rev J. Partridge. River
John, Rer J. L. Downing. Seaforth, Rev J. A. Richey . Ship Harbour, Rev
Robert Jamieson. Rural Dean, and Rev. F. Ogle. St. Margaret's Bay,
Revs* P. Brown. Stewiaeke, Rev J. C. Cox. SackoiUe, Rev W. 'Ellis. Sher
brooke. Rev R. Johnston, SpringhiU, Rev E. H. Ball. Sydney, C. £L Rev
Richard J. Uniacke, d »., and Rev David Smith. Sydney Mines, Rev G.
Metzler, A n. Shelbume, Rev Thos H. White, d d.. Rural Dean, and Rev
J. Patkinson. Tangier, Rev D. A. McLeod. Truro, Rev Joseph Forsythe
and Etev J. A. Kaulback, A m. , Tusket, Rev H. Stems. Windsor, Canon
Mavnard, d d., Kural Dean. C^non J. Dart, i> c l., C. E. Willets, ma,
and W. E. Wilson, A m. Wilmot, Rev G. B. Dodwell, A m. Weymouth,
Eev P. J. Filluel, A. b.. Rural Dean. Torbay, Rev. Mr. Arnold. Yarmouth,
Revs J. T. Moody, a m., and R. Shreve, a m. Travelling Missionary, C. B ,
Rev Simon Gibbons.
PuufOE Edward Island — The Venble J. H. Read, d.d.. Archdeacon
of P. E. I. Charlottetown, St. Peter's, Rev G. W. Hodgson, A m., and
Rev. R Bambrick. St. Paul's, Rev D. Fitzgerald, Rev Alfred Osborne, Rev
L. C. Jenkins, nc l., (retired). Georgetown, Itev. Mr. Hind. Cascumpeque,
Rev H. Dyer. Crapaud, Rev T. Johnston. Milton, Venble Dr. Reed. Port
jjill^ St. Eleanor's, Rev Theo. Richey. New London,
Rev. T. B. Reagh.
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1977-t8.— llie Right Rev Hibbert Binney, d.d., Lord Bishop of Nova
Scotia, Tisitoranu President of the Board of Governors. Hon Mr Justice
Wilkins, nci^. Life Goi*o.mor) Venbl Arebdeacos Gilpin, D d., Jobn C.
Halliburton, Kso.. Tiios. 11. Akins, Kaq , D c u, J< A. Shaw. Ksq , Geo 0. \
WigginN. 1*^', Uev GeoW. Hodgson, m a., Hon Wm i» Almon. M n., '
Henry Proyor, i>. c. t.., Andrew J. Cowie, ¥j6^^ M. D., Hon C •)• Towim-
hend, hc l., Rev Canon Brig»tocIc, M A., It, G. Gray, Esq, Tren$urtr; >
Chds H. CarnMn, E8(}., Secretaiy. Facvvty .—Preiident of the CoUtge. \
Profettor of Divinity, Englith Literature avd A/ornI I'hUotophy, Rev Canon
Dart, D c L. ; Viee-Preikfent, Pro/ettor of Clama, Logic, and Rhetoric,
Rev NV. K. Wilson; m a^; Projeuorof Chemistry Geology and Joining. J. VV.
^^ncer, D. Sc. m. a., Pb. i>., r. &.a.; Profertor of Mathematice, rfakyral
Philoeophy and Engineerina, W. B. Builer, Esq., ». k. ; Proftvtor of
Modern iyfn</t<a9ef<, A.DcFourmentin; Ctirofor, Prof. Spencer.
ScHOLAKSMirs — Tbe William Cogswell Scholarship, Jt24stg. peraonum,
oi>en to candidates (or Holy Orders, under tbe direction of tbe Trustees ;
Divinity Scholarships paid by tbe Society for the S. P. G., open to Stu- ,
dent» for Holy Orders, actually requiring assistance, and suoject to the ,
control of the Biehop of the Dioeese, 10 in number, each j£30otg. per
annum; the Dr Binney Exhibition, £IQ stg. per annum, open to Students
in indigent chrcnrostances and of exemplary conduct; MeCawley Hebrew
Prize, ^S)stg. ; the Bishop's Pri«e, £5, in Books; Dr. Ahnon's Welsford
Testimonial; Akin '» Historical Prize; General Williams' Prizes, three ot
960eaeh; Stephenson Scholarships, three in number: also Payzant- War-
burton prize ot f 20 for the best essay on any good subject — to be chosen by
the President—in English Literature, to be competed tor during the present
Academical year.
Inoorporated Alumni of King's College.
President, Thos Trenaman, Esq, M D.; Vice-President, W. C. Silver,
Eso., Committee, Cliarles VV. Payzant, Ksq, m a.. Rev. John Abbott, Hon
8. L. Shannon, Ed. P. Archbold, C. R. Carman, Rev J. T> Brown, Wm D.
Sutherland, Esq; Treasurer, Hon S. L. Shannon, n c i# ; Secretary, Mr
Carman.
The Halifax Braneb of the Colonial and Continental Chureh
Society.
Patron, Her Most Gracions Mejesty the Qaeen. Vice-Patrons, His
Grraee the Archbishop of Canterbury, His Grace the Archbishop of York,
His Grace tbe Archbishop of Annagb. The Right Rev tbe Lora Bishop of
Nova Scotia, Chairman of Committee.
Diocesan Synod of Nova Sootia.
Consists of three bouses — (1>, The Ksbop; (2), tbe Clergr, who are
duly licensed; (3), the Laity by their representatives. Clerical Secretary,
Rev. R. Wainw right. Lay Secretary, K. J. Wilson, E^q.
Board of Voreign Missions.
Appohited by tbe Synod. Chairman ex-ojffieio, The Bight Bererend the
Lord Bishop. Treasurer, Wm Gossip, Esq. secretary, B«v D. C Moors.
Church Endowment S'nnd.
Chairmtn, Henrr Prvor, ?>cu; Viee-Chamnan, William Gcssip,
Treasurer, J. T. Wylde; ISecretarif, Wm C. Silver; Wm Hare, C Bullock,
J. R. l>eWoIf, EHq, m d., T. A. Biiown.
Churoh of Bngland Institute.
To encourage kindly intercourse among Churchmen, and to diffuse a
knout' ledge of the Church's work. Patron, The Lord Bishop of Nova
Scotia. President, Rev Chancellor Hill. Vice-Presidenti, T&os. Brown,
Chas Stubbing. Treasurer, Thos Brown. Hon Secretary, W. M. Brown.
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Diooesa of Halifax.
His Grace the Most Rev Miohabu Hannam, d.d. , Archbishop of Halifax.
St. Mar3''s Cathedral, Halifax, Very Rev Monsignor Power, Rev Edward F.
M'lrphy, Kev G. Kllis. 8t. Patrick's Church, Rev. Canon Carmoily, Rev
Canon Mclsaac, Rev S Bitfgs. St. Joseph's Church, Rev Peter Danaher.
Chaplain to Mount St. Vincent Convent, Rev Canon McTnaac. Chaplain
to the Military, Rev Canon Carmody. Chexzeteock, Rev Canon Maaden.
Dat'lmduth, Rev Canon Woods. Proepect, . KentviUe,
Rev P. M. Holden. Eatttrn Harbours, Rev Chas Underwood. Ctere, Rev
J. M. Gay. Yarmouth. Rev P. W. firoM'ne. Tvatket Wedge, Rev .1, Manning.
Pubnico, Rev W. McLeod. Bedford, Rev Canon Walahe. Bhtibenacadte,
Rev David C. O'Connor. Parrthoro\ Rev H. Malone. Liverpool, Rev T.
Butler. Windior, Rev Thos Daly. Minudie, Rev J. Scott. EeUn-ooke,
liev C. Bernard. WeymoiUh, Rev William J. Mihan. Digbv and 8t.
Croix, Rev M. DriscoU. -Meteghan, Rev J. Daly. Cheater am Sherbrooke,
Rev £. F. McCarthy. Bermuda, Rev Dr Walsh. Chaplain to the Military-
Rev J. Twoomey. Londonderry. Rev W. Hamilton. Annapolis, Rev T.
Grace. AmherU, Rev P. Donnelly. Salmon River, Rev E. d'Hommee.
St. Mary's College, Orafton Street, Halifax.
Under tlie patronage of His Grace the Archbishop of Halifax.
St. Mary's College. President and Professor of Moral Philosoi)hy, Rev
Richard Keams. Professor of English Literature, senior classes in Greek
and Latm, Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, J. B. Currie, b. a., of
London University. Professor of Junior Classes, Mr Wm Kearns.
Orphan Aaylum, 32 Barrington Street.
Superioress, Sister Mary Vincent. There are about 60 orphans under the
care of the Sisters of Charity. The Institution is dependent for support on
the voluntary contributions of the charitable.
Society of St. Vinoent de Paul.
Officers of the General Council, Spiritual Director, Rev E. F. Murphy.
President, M. B. Daly. Vice-Prest, Thomas Durney, J. P. Treas, Wm
Chitiholm. Sec'y, Wm C/ompton. Assistant Secy. J. Dillon. There are
nearly 60 members attached to the three Conferences of St. Mary's, St.
Patrick's and St. Joseph's. Meetings held weekly and all relief givenin
kind after a careful inquiry and personal visitation to each destitute family <•
▲eademy of the Sacred Heart, Spring Oarden Boad, for
Boarders and day Scholars.
The Community^ nitmbers dO, of whom 13 conduct classes each day in
various branches. Young LaiMes admitted ftom 5 years, ihe French
and German Unguages taught by natives of both countries as well as all
the branches of an English education. Music and other accomplishments
taught by the ladies of the Convent, and, by the most eminent teachers in
the city.
Dtocese ' of Ariohat.
Bigh<^-lL\ght Rev. John Cameron, d D.,.re8iding at Antigonish.
The Diocese of Arichat comprises ihe Island of Cape Breton, and three
Eastern Counties of Nova Scotia proper. Established Sept. 21, 1844.
NovA Scotia. — AntigonUhe, Rev Hugh Oillis. Pictou, Revd Roderick
McDonald. lAsmore, Rev A. McGlllvray. Arisaig, Rev John Shaw.
Cape Geo^e, Rev J. Eraser. West Rker, Ohio, Rev Ron McGillivray.
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Bt. Andrew's, Rev J. V. McDonnell. Pomquette, Revs Wm. dhisholni und
Fiiilay thiaholm. Pomquette Forks, Rev J. J. Chisholm. Tracadie, Rev
F. Hransard. Harbour Boueh4, Rev Herbert Gerroir. Guyaboroughf Rev
Michael Toinkins. Cape Catuo, Rev. J. Richard Port mvlgrave^ Rev.
Geo. McAuley.
. Cape Breton.— iln'c^, Rev J. Qninnan, pp. IMHe Arichat, Rev
W. I. Talbot D'EtcoHtte, Rev Joseph Quinan, d d. L'ArdoUe^ Rev
M. Ethier. Red Islands, Rev John McDougall. River Bourgeois, Rev
C. P. Martell. East Bav, Rev Neil McLeod, v.o. Grand Narrows, Rev M.
McKenzie. Bay St. Lawrence, Rev. J. McNeil. Boisdale, Rev Alex.
McGillivrav, Cape North, Ingonimh, attended from Bay St Lawrence.
Noi'th Sydney, Rev Daniel Mcintosh. Little Bras d" Or, Rev M. Mcl'her-
son. South Sydney, Rev James Quinan. Afainro-Dieu. Rev D. McKinnon.
Creianish, Rev D. Cameron. Judigue, Rev Archibald Chisholm. Port
. Hooa, Rev Colin Chisholm. Broad Cove, Rev Donald Chisholm. Mifr-
garee. Rev M. I^ffin. Lheticanw, Rev Peter Fisset. Glace Bay, Rev
[)r Chisholm. Mabou, Rev K. J. Macdonald. Cow Bav, Rev D. McDonald.
lonn. Grand Narrows, Rev R. Grant. Gknadale, Rev. D. Mclsaac. Friar'' s
Head, County Inverness, C. B., liev. Wm LeBIanc.
Beligioua and Literary Institutions.
College amd Seminart or St. Francis Xavibr. —Established in
the townof Antiffonish. Rector, Rev. Dr. Cameron. Professors. Rev Dr. N.
McNeil. A. BlcDonald, Esq., Professor of Mathematics ; J. D. Cope-
land; Professot of Chemistry; A. Chisholm, Assistant Professor of Matne>
matics.
The Trappist Monks, at Tracadie, have a flonrishing establishment.
The Monks are principally natives of Belgium. Here also, there is a Con*
vent of the Sisters or Charity, all natives of the place, and generally of
French and Scotch origin.
The Sisters of the Congregation of Notre Dame, of Montreal,
have a grand and flourishing acad^y for female education of the highest
order in the town of Arichat. Besides, there are throughout the diocepe
many academies, and superior and common schools, piurtly supported by
government, and partly by contributions of the people.
FBSSBBYTEBIAN CHUBCH IN CANADA.
Synod of the Maritime Frovinoes.
Pribbyteuy of Sydney — Mira and Sydney, Rev Hugh McLeod, d d.
Rev Alex Farqubarson. Rev J. Murray. Sydney Mines, Rev Matthew Wil-
son. Rev Donald McMillan. St. Ann's and North Shore, Rev Abraham
Mcintosh. Soularderie, Rev David Drummond. Cape North, Rev Peter
Clarke. Gabarw and Framboise, Rev Donald Sutherland. Loch Lomond,
Rev Gavin Sinclair. Grand River, Rev G. Lawson Gordon. Glace Bay,
Rev J. A. Forbes.
Presbytery of Yxotorla and Richmond— Whyoocomagh, R«t
Murdoch Stewart. Port Bastings and River Denis, Rev Wm G. Forbes.
Baddech and Forks, Hey Kenneth McKenzie. Lake AinsUe, Rev Alex
Grant. West Bay, Rev Don MacDougall. Middie River, Rev AlexMcRae.
StraiOi. Lome, RevMalcom Campbell
Presbytery <w Pictou— iVew Glasgow, Revd George Walker.
Barney's River and Blue Motmiains, Rev D. B. Blair. Salem Chwreh,
Green Hill, Rev V\ illiam Stuart. Scotsbum, Rev Alexander Stirling.
irqpei0el(,Rev AlexMeLean, A.M. Antigonish, Rev P. Goodfellow. Btel-
larton. Rev Thomas Cumming. James' Chwch, New Glasgow, Rev E.
A. McCurdy. SpringviUe, Rev A. McL. Sinclair. Lochaber and Union
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Centre, Rev J. P. Forbes. Olenelq. etc.. Rev Robert Cummlnff. Prince
St. Chitreh, Pictou, Rev W. Donald. United Church, New GUisgoio, Rev
Kphraim Scott. i/ert^oiRMA, Rev Daniel Mc'iregor. Knox Church, PiC'
tou. Rev. James 3. Carruthers. IMtle Ilarhomr, Rev Robert Ijaird. Weit
Jiiver, Rev A. W. McLeod.
Prksbytert op Wallacb— i^ew Annan and Wentworth, Revs James
Watson, Andrew Grav. Goose River, Rev W. 8. Darragh. River John,
Itev H B. McKay. Tatnmagouche, Rev Thomas Sedgewick. SminqhiU,
l.'uv. C. O. Glass. Wallace, Rev. 8. Boyd. ^mAersI, Rev F. W. Archi-
bald. EarUmen, Rev £. Gillies.
PitSBBYTERT OF Trvro — Otulou), Revds John I. Baxter, J. H. Chase,
A.M. Truro, Rev William McCuIloch, p.d. Riverdde, Rev A. Cameron.
tV<. Pautt, Trwv, Rev John McMillan, b d. Upper Londonderry. Rev
James Sinclair. Stewia^ske, Rev Edward Grant. Middle Stetoiacke,
Rev Edwin Smith. Truro Wett, Rev A. Burrows. Lower London-
den'v, Rev James McLeon. Acadia Mines, Rev John A. Logan. Econo-
my, Rev Alex F. Thomson. Upper Stetoiacke, Rev J. C. Meek. Clifton,
Rev J D McGillivray. Coldstream, Rev W. T. Bruce, m.d.
Presbytert of Haufax — Musquodoboit, Rev Robt Sed^^wick. Agent
of the Church, Rev P. G. McGregor, d d. Fort Massey, IMtfax, Rev I.'. F.
Uums,DD. iTa/t/oar, Prof. A. Poltok.DD. Hatifax, Prof A. McKnight,
ii.D. Halifax, Prof J. Currie. St. Matthews, Halifax, Rev. Roliert Laing.
Dartmouth, Rev P. M Morrison, Newport. Rev Ebenezer BIcNah. Rich-
mond, Rev A. L. Wyllie. St Andrew^ s, Halifax, Rev Thomas Duncan.
Chalmers Church, Halifax, Rev C. B. Pitblado. Poplar Grove, Halifax.
Uev Allan Simpson. St. John's, Halifax, Rev John Forrest. Ktnt-
ville. Rev J. B. Logan, A m. MUford, Rev A. B. Dickie. Maitland,
l^v T. Chalmers Jack. Miuquomitoit Harbour, (>c.. Rev Jamos Uos
borough. Wai-wick, Bermuda, Rev Walter Thorburn, Kev John Wallace.
CornwalUs, Rev Archibald McDougall. Little River, Mwtqitodobmt, Rev
Duncan McKinnon. Kennetcook, Rev Adam Gunn. Shu6enacad>e, Rev
M. G. Henr}'. Btdford, Rev G. Christie. Efmsdale, Rev Jacob Lavton.
Sheet Barbour, Rev Richmond Logan. Hamilton, Bermuda, Rev James A.
McKeen. Windsor, Rev Archibald Gonn. Kenyat and Walton, Rev T. H.
Murray.
Phfsbytery of Lunekburo akd Yarmouth— Irunen&wr^, Revs
William Duff, Ebenezer D. Miliar. Mahove BaVi Rev D. S. Fraser. Yar-
mouth, ReV William Robertson. Bridgewaier, Rev John Canidron. New
ZHi6/tn.'Rev A. Brown. Carlelon and Chebpjjtte, Rev J. K. ReMristo. La-
Have Rev Isaac Simpson. ClyaeandBamngton, Rev J. A. McLean. Shel-
bUme, Rev D. F. Creelman. •
Pbksbytkry of St. Joav.—Fredericton, Revs John Brooke, d I).
Rev A. J. Mowatt. Londonderry and Campbell Sett., Rev Andrew Donald.
St. John's Church, St. John, Rev Janies Bennett, v v. Springfield and
EnqlUh /8e/tf«7nent, Rev Lewis Jack. Bocabec ana Waweig, Rev William
Mitten. Cakin Church, St John, Rev David Madise, d.d. St. Stephens,
St John, Rev Dpnald McRae. St. Andrew's Church, St. John, Rev William
Mitchell. Chwmart, Rev SamuelJohnson. Sussex, Rev James Gray, a. m.
Buctouche amd Cocagne, Rev Jno D. Murray. Moncton Rev Joseph Hogg.
Carkton, St. John, Rev J. C Burgess, A. b. Richmond, Rev KennetL
McKay. Prince WiUiam, Rev Wm. Ross. Woodstock, Rev. J. McG.
McKay. JTtncanJtne, Rev J. A. F. Sutherland. St. Jnmes, UevJ. M.
Sutherland^ Hammond River, Rev D. R. Crockett. HopeweU, Rev C. W.
BrydM. St. Andrews, Rev''Wm. McCullagh. St. Stephen, Rev Mr.
LoVe.
Presbytery of Miramichi. — River Carlo, Rev Thomas Nicholson.
Bathurst, Rev S. Houston. Chatham, Rev J. A. F. McBain. BhdeviUe
and Derby, Rev Thomas G. Johnstone. Dalhousie, Rev Alex Russell.
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Neio Carlisle, Rev Wm Murray. Campbtlltovm, Rev J. C. Herdman.
Black River, Rev John Robertson. Richihucto, Rev M. Mackenzie. AoM
River, Rev John Boyd. J\^ew Richmond, Rev P. Lindsav. Newcattle, Rev
W. Aiken. Douylastoton, Rev Jas. Murray. Redbank, Rev Jno McCarter.
PnEsnYiKKY OP Prince Edward Island— i3e<feau«, Rev Robert S.
Patternon, A. M. Covehead, Rev. James Allan. CharMtetoum, Rev Isaac
Murray, d. d. Gem-getoum, Rev John McKinnon. Valtevfield, Rev Alex.
Munro. iftun Church, CharlotteUnen. Rev J. M. McLeoa. 8ummer$idt,
Rev Neil MuKay. 5^ James, CharloUetoum. Rev Kenneth McLennan.
<S<. Pe«ef«, Rev W. Scott. Momt Stewart and IVest 8t. Peters, Rev W. R.
Frame. Bajf Fwtune, tfc. Rev Jobn G. Cameron. £ast St. Peters, Rev
8. 0. Qun.<. irra^iitfer, Rev Wm. Gran*, West Point, Campbelttoion,
tfc, Rmv Charles Fraser. Alberton and Tignish, Rev Arthur F. Carr, A. m.
Murray Harbour, Rev Ernest S. Bayne. Cavendish and New Glasgmo,
R'-v W. P. Archibald. Bep'ast.Kov A. S. Stewart. Princetown, Rev
Geo. McMilhn Ntw London, Rev Wm. A. Mason. StrathalbjfH, Bev
John McLeod.
Pbeubytebyof Newfoundland— S<. John's, Rev Moses Harvey,
Pev L. G. McNeill, a m. Harbor Grace,- Rev Alexander Ross. Beits'
Cove, Rev W. S. Wliittier.
FoBKioir MisfltuNARiKS— Rev John W. McKenzie, Rfate; Rev Joseph
Annand, Aneityum; Rev. H. A. Robertson, Eromanga, New Hebrides;
Rev John Morton, /Savanna Grande; Rev K. J- Grant, San Fernando; Rev
Thomns Christie, Couva; Rev John W. McT^eod. Port of Spain, Trinidad.
General Treasurer, Rev P. G. McGregor, D.D., Halifax. CU^'k, Rev
P. M. Morrison, Daitmouth.
Oollege of the Presbyterian Church.
Theological Department at Halifax — Prof, of Systematic Theo-
logy, Rev Alex Mc Knight, d.d. Prof, of Hebrew and Exegesis, Rev John
Currie. Prof, of Church History and Pastoral Theology, Rev Allan
Pollok, D.D.
METHODIST OHUBOH OF CANADA.
Those marked thus (*) are Supernumeraries.
Nova Scotia Oonfiorenoe.
Rev John Lathem, President ; Rev Jabez A. Rogers, Secretary.
Halifax District. — Halifax (North), Ralph Brecken, a.m., Wm. G.
Lane, Wm. H. Evans, * Edmund Hotterell. *R. A. Temple, *John L.
Sponngle. Ha/t/axC^ou^ ), John J. Teasdale, *John S. Addy. Confer-
ence OJiee. — Stephen F. Huestis, Chairman, Rook Steward, T Watson
Smith, Editor. Dartmouth, H. P. Doane, *Tbomas. Angwin. Law-
rencetown, Jno Wier. Wimsor, John M. Pike, 'M. Richey, D D^ 'Jno
McMurray, •Roland Morton. Hanisport, Wm. Rvan. Horton, lliomas
Rogers, A »i,0. M. Tyler. *Geo. Johnson, (a). KentviUe, Robert Was
son Newport, F. H. VV. Pickles, Fin. Sec. Avondale, R. cArthni.
•Elias Brettl* . Burlington and Walton, G. O. Huestis. Sambro, and
St Margaret's Bay, Gr«o Johnson (b.) Bermuda, {Hamilton and Somerset).
A. W. Nicholson, Chaplain to Wesleyans in Annv and Navy, • F. A,
Buckley, A b. Bermuda, (St. George'' s and Bauey's Bay), Joseph G.
Angwin, Ohaplain to Wesleyans in Annv; J. W. Prestwood, A b. '
TnUKO District-^ TVttro, Simeon B.Dunn. Onslow, Patk. H. Robin-
son, * R. 0*^8. Johnson. Acadia JMin^s, Bern. Hills, A. a. Pictou, Wm.
C. Blown, Chairman. Steltarton, Isaac E. Thurlow. River John, James
Tweedy. MaitUind. Thomas D. Hart, Fin. Secy. Shtdtenacadie, J. W.
Shepherdson. Middle Musquodoboit, J. Hiram Davis. Musquodoboit
Harbour, George F. Day. Sheet Harbor, J. L. Lawson, A. B.
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CuMBKKLAMD DiHTRiOT— ^m/ieri(, Jabes A. Kogera, Sec*}' of Confer-
enre, (ChKinnan), •Robert Tweedie. Warren, Win PurvU. Napunn ^f
S/inutHe, J. K. Borden. Wallace, John A. Monhnr. Putpmsh, bben ¥.
E.t^land. JRtVer PhiNp, Arttiur D. Morion, a m.. Fin. Secy Oxford, R. R.
UriinyMte. Wenticorth, A. V. Weldon, 'R. Bird. Parr$bwo', WilHum
Alirorn, *J. B. Hcmmeon. Southnmpton, Frederick H. Wright, A B. Athol,
John Craig. Advocate I/arbor, Charles W. Swallow, A. h.
OuYsuono' AMD C. B. District— Gvytboro, Paul Preatwood, *Jflmea
Buckley. Canto, John W. Howie. Mancheiter, Joseph llatt>, Fin. Sen/
Sydney, Joa 8. Coffin, Chairman. Sydney (North), Jmm B . Gile4. 0!i.-
barva, Jas Scott. Port Hawherimry, George W. I'uttla. Port Hood, W.
A. Outerbridge. Ingonitli, O. W. 'Whitman.
Amrapoub District— ^nnoBoAf, Ezra B. Moore. Oranvitte Ferry,
James Strothard Bridgetown, David W. Johnson, a.u. *J. F. Bent. M%d-
mfldmrg, Caleb Parker. Digbp, William Ainley. Weifmoutk, Geo. F.
Johnson, A. B. Diyby Neck ana Weatpori, Jamna Sharpe.
f^iVKRi>ooL DiSTKicT--Z.Jv«rpoo/ and Milton, Cranswick Jost, A m ,
Cktirman, *C. Lockhart. Caledonia, Robert WiUiamn. I^t Moutm,
John G. Bigney. MiU Village^. Mayhew Fisher. Petite Riviere, .'no
Johnson. Lunenburg, Alex. o. Tuttle,'/^tn. Secy. Ritcey'a Cove, David
B. Soott. New Oermany, John Grce. Bridgewater, David Hiokey.
Yakmouth District.— rar»ioii<A, (South) Wm. H. Heart/., Fin.
Sery. Yarmouth (North), John Lathern, ijhatrman, *Ingrain Sutcliffu.
Arcadia, Bvron C. Bonlen, A. b. Hebron, I. M. Mellish. Barrington,
Jiinies R. Hart. Port La Tour, Arthur Hockin. North Ea$t Harbor,
Jonathan C. Ogden. SheHuma, R. B. Mack. Lochport, Wm. Brown.
MOiuat AUiaoxL WealeyMi College, SeokviUe, 17.B.
Faculty or Arts— James R. Inch, ix, v.. President and Professor of
Mental Philosophy and Logic. Rev C. Stewart, o d.. Professor of Moral
Philosophy ana Christian Evidences. Alfred D. Smitn, a m., Professor of
Classics. Rev John Burwash, A m., Professor of Chemistry and Experi-
mental Physics. Richard C Weldon, a m.^h d., Professor of Mathematks
and Political Science. Rev Charles H. Paisley, u a., Professor of New
Testament Greek and Exegesis.
Faculty of Theology— Jame^ R. Inch, lld., President (Ex officio.)
Prufessor of Logic and ffiblical Literature. Rev C. Stewart, i> d., Dean.
Professor of Old Testament Exegesis, and Systematic Theology. Rev J.
Burwash. M A., Professor of Homiietios. Rev. C. H. Paisley, am.. Pro-
fessor of Kew Testament Greek. A. D. Smith, m a. , Professor of Greek.
Motmt AUiaon Aoedemy.
Male Branch— Faculty, Rev C. H. Paisley, m a., (Principal), Lat'n
and French. Tiiompson T. Davis, b a., Matlieniatics. John A. Smith,
R A., Commercial and English Department. Professor William Jost, De>
parimont of Music Mr. and Mrs. james Blllmore, Steward and Stewardess.
Female Branch — ^Principal, Rev D. Kennedy, std. Matron, MrsD.
Kennedy. Chief Preceptress, Miss E. Wilson. Boai'd of Instruction, Rev.
I). Kennedy, l l d., Languages, Logic, etc. Miss Wilson, Natural
Sciences and Mathematic.s. Miss Hannah Johnson, mla., English De-
partment Miss Reid, Drawing, Painting, etc. Miss M. E. Pickard, m
LA., Music. Miss Miriam Fullerton, Stewardess. ,
Alumni Society IConnt Alliaon College and Academy.
J. B. Snowball, Esq., M. P., President; Rev. W. H. Heartz, W. F.
GeurKe, Esq., Geo. Johnson, Esq., Vice-Presidents; J. Fred Allison, Sec-
Trftitsurer; J. L. Black, Mr p., and Rev. J. Burwash, ma, Members \>f
board of Qovfemors. ; .
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Alumnrt Aasoc^atioa Mount Alllaon L*diea' Aoademy.
Mm. K. F. (lutten, President: Mis* Jane Humphrey, m l a, Miss I* M.
Stewart and Mii>8 8. 1). Pickard, yice-I>residentB; Miss A. S. Inch, ml a,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Haliflax Young Men*a Wealeyan Institute.
Prerident, H. II. Bell. Vice PreRidents, M. H. Hichev, jr., J. Me-
Innis. Secretary, Jas A Knight. A!»ii>tant Secretary, I^. tiarriji. Tr h-
suror. M. U Morrow. Comoiiiteo, II. Temple, S. E. Whiston, J. Sutclitl'ti,
W. II. Johnson.
BAPTIST OONVDNTION OF THB
PBOVIirOBa.
MABITIKB
Pretident, Theodore H. Rsnd, D. o. L., Fredericton, N. B. ; Vice Preai-
tkntt, Arthur Simpson, Fsq., Cavendish, P.E I., J. W. Barss,. Esq., Wolf-
villo, N. H. Secretary, Rev E. M. Keirstead, b.a., Windsor, N. S. Aut.
Secretary. Rev. G. O. Gates, A. M., Moncton, N. B. Trtaturer, C. W.
Sanders, Ksq , Yurrnouth, N. S. Asnstant Treasurer^ Asa T. Morse, E^tq.,
Lawrencetown, X. S.
The next annual meeting; of this Convention, which embraces the
Churches of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and P. E. IMand, will be Iield
at F^ein^ter Street ('hurch, St John, N. B., on the lirst Saturday after the
ISiliof Anguat,188l. .
AoadiA OoU«K0. WoUVllle.
OoVEiiNOits->Rev A. W. Sawyer, d d., President of the College, fx
officio. Rev Geo. Armstrong, p. u., Rev E. M. Saunders, A m.. Rev 8. W.
CeBloie, d. D., Rev I. F. Bill, d. d.. Rev E. HicksotL a m., Mark Curry,
Esq.. T. H. Rand, n.ou., B II. F^ton, A. M., D. R. Eaton, Esq.. Avard
Lengley, Esq., m r., J. R. Calhoun, Esq., mp.p., A. F. Randolph, Esq.,
C. F.C;iinch, Esq , Rev S. B. Kempton, a m., Hon O. McN Parker, si i> ,
J. H. Harding, Esq., Rev J. W. Manning, a b., Rev T. A. HigKina, A m.,
Sterttary, Rev S. W. DeBkus, n.D. Treasurer, X. Y. Chipman, Esq.
Dkpabtmkiit ok Arts Faculty— Rev A. W. Sayr^er, v d., and Pro-
fessmr af Moral Philos^hy and Evidences of Christtanit}'. Rev J. M.
Orampt,. d d., Professor Emeritus. D. F. Higgine, a m., PiwRbssot of
Mathematics. R. V. Jones, A M., Professor of the Greek and Latin
Languages. J. JF. Tufts, am.. Professor of History. ——— — ^ iro-
fessor of Natural Sclcnoe. J. G. Schurman, a.m., D. Sc, Professor of
Mental Philosophy, English Liteiature, and Political Economy.
TiiEoixmioAL Department — Rev E. A. Crawley, d d.. Principal
and Professor of New Testament Interpretation and Church Polity. Rev.
A. W. Sawyer, D D., Professor of Evidences of Christianity. Rev O. M.
WeltoB, A.M., PH D., Professor o< Hebrew and Christian Theology.
Aasooiated Ahimni of Aoadi* Gollege.
President, J. F. L. Parsons, b.a.; Vice President, W. M. McVicar, A M.;
Secretary- Treasurer, Wm. L. Barss, a.b.; Directors, J. W. I^ngley, a.m..
Rev. £. Hiekson, a.m., Albert Coldwell, a.m., Rev J. W. Manning, a.b.,
E. D. King, A.M., B. H. Eaton, A.M., T. H. Rand,D.O.L.
Horton Academy.
A. W. Armstrong, b. a., Principal and Teacher of Greek and Engl'nh.
Prof J. F. Tufts, A. M., Latin and History. Albert Coldwell, A. m., Mai lie-
maties.
Acadia Seminary.
Miss Mary E. Graves, Principal; Mrs. A. W. Armstrong, French and
German Miss Carrie Whidden, English and Latin. Miss Augusta J.
Dodire, Music. Miss Eliza Harding, Painting and Drawing. Miss
Harding, Matron.
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Board of Foreign MiBsions.
Hon A. McL Seely, Revds J. M. Cramp, d. u., W. P. Everett, a.m.,
D. A. Steele, a.m., G. 0. Gates, a.m., G. E. Day, m.d., W. A. Corey, I. E.
Bill, ».!>., £. W. Kelly. A. A., J. E. Hopper, a.m., E. Hickson, a.m., .1. H.
Harding, Esq., A. W.'Marstera, Esq., John March, Esq., C. E. Clinch,
Esq.
Board of Home Missions.
A. C. Robbin8,E8q., Kevds G. E» Day, md., A. Cohoon, a.m., W. A.
G. Randall, m.d., James Crosby, Ei>q., Key H. N. Parrv, Pearl D. Kinnev,
Ksq., Arthur Simpson, Esq., John March, Esq., A. S. Murray, E«>q., C W.
Sanders, Esq., Rev. J. A. Grordon, Rev A. ti. Lavers, Rev John Clarke, W
R. Doty, Esq.
Ministerial Eduoation Board.
Rerds. Isaiah Wallace, a.m„ D. G. McDonald, J. J. Bostwick, Esq.,
Rev 8. B. Kempton, a.m., J. W. Barss, Esq., James McDonald, Esq., mpp,
C. F. Eaton, Esq*, Revds A. W. Sawyer, D d., S. W. DeBlois, d.d.
Board of Management of Ministerial Belief and Aid Vnnd.
Revds. E. Hickson, A,M., John A. Gordon, D. A. Steele, a.m., E. M.
Saunders, a. m., J. W. Manning, A.B., -Stephen Selden, Esq,, Hon. D.
McN. Parker, m.d., J. F. L. Parsons* Esq., Rev J. F. Avery.
MINISTEBS OF BAPTIST CHUROHSS IN NOVA SCOTIA.
Central Association.
Xeittville, Rev. Geo. Armstrong, d. d. HaUfax, Revds. J. F. Avery,
J. W. Manning, A b., E. M. Saunders, am., John Miller, K. R. Pbilp, A b.,
and D.G.Shaw. ^a^toM, Rev. J. Bancroft Bwwink^ Rev J. C. Bleak-
ney. Rev D. O. Parker. Cambridge^ Rbv J. E. Bleakenev. Neio Geitnam,
Rev M. W. Brown, A b. 8t. Margaret's Bay, Rev A. W. Barsik Wbyf-
ville. Revs. J. M. Cramp, d d., E. A. Crawlcry, d.d., S. W. DeBlois, d d.,
A. W. Sawyer, D d., D. M. Welton, A m., ph d., Isainh Wallace, am..
Canning, Itevd David Freeman, am. MahoM Ban, Rev. L. U. Gates.'
i>re«5por«, RevA. T. Dykeman. Conarrf, Rev«. S. B. Kempton, A. m.,
Svdney Welton, a.b. Wind»or, Rev E. M. Kierslead, b. a. ffammend'B
Pkam, Rev Wallace Lucas. Bridgewater, Rev Stephen March. Kempt,
Rev Daniel McLeod. Lona Point, Rev D. Pineo. KingUon, AyUtford,
Rev E. O. Read and Rev. F. Beattie. Upper Ayle$ford, Rev. J. L. Read.
Bill, own. Rev Walter J. SwaiBeld. Ken^, Rev Geo A. Weathers. Dart-
mouth, 'Rey'E. J. Grant. Hantsport, Rev Edward Whitman. Ga^raux^
Rerr John Williams. CA«s<er, Rev J W. Weeks.
The Central Association comprises the churches in Kings, Hants, Lu-
nenburg and Halifax counties. The next session is to be held at Chester
on the Saturday Allowing the 20th of June, 1882.
'Western Assooiatlon.
Parher'a 0>»«, Rev H. Achilles. Nictattx. Rev W. A. J. Blakeney.
Lower GramoUk, Rev J. D. Skinner. Port Medway, Rev R. H. Bishop.
Helyron, Rev A. Cohoon, A. M. Yarmouth, Revds G. K. Day, M. d., C.
Goodspeed, a.m., John Clark, J. A. Gordon. North BrookfieM, Rev G. A.
Cleveland. Lake George, Rev A. Cogswell. Lockeport, Kev J. A. Durkee,
A.M Mtlton, Revds J.I. DeWblf, a.m., P. F. MuiTay. Liverpool, Hev.
S. McC. Black, A. m. Paradise, Rev J. T. Eaton, melburne. Rev G. H.
Goiidy. AnnoDolis, Rev T. A. Hiegins, A. m. Melvern Square, Kevds W.
Bagged Idande, Rev J. F. McKenne. Saulmerville, Rev M. Normandy.
Chmewts, Rev J. M. Parker. St. Mary's Bay, Rev W. L. Parker. Ch'e-
goggin, Rev H. N. Parry. Middleton, Revaa R. D. Porter, J. H. Rob-
SoUd cast Meet Hammers, Prill jMeel, Powtfcr and Fuae,
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bins. Bnrrington, Rev W. H. Richan. Ohw, Rev John Rowc. Port
Medwny, Rev A. N. RoBcoe. Digby, Rev .1. H. Saunders. Spnngfitlfl,
Rev H. B. Sl^■fne^. DeeHield. Rev J A. Stubbert. Beaver River, Uev G.
B. Titus. Bridgetown, Revs N. Vidito, W. H. Warren. A. m.
The Western Association, comprising the counties of Yarmcuth, Digby,
Shelburne and Annapolis, meets thia year at Milton, Queens Co., on the
third Saturday of June, 1882.
Eastern fAssooiation.
Amhertt, Revs D. A. Steele. A. M., G. F. Miles. Truro, Revs J. J. Arm-
strong, John E. Goucher, D. W. C. Dimock, a. m. Coiv Bey, Rev J. C.
Spurr, A. D. Isaac's Harbor, Rev A. Freeman, A. b.. 6reat Village,
Revda M. P. Freeman, a. b., T. B. Luyton. St. Mary's, Rev. 'H.
Eagles. Athol, Rev David McKeen. Nm'th Sydney. Rev. J. W. Bancroft,
A. B. Onstdto, Rev 0. H. MarteSI, A.n. Pugwash, Revds H. Bool, Edwin
Clay, M D. River Jlebert, Rev I. R. Skinne- , .. b. Sydney, Revs F. A.
Kidson, F. O. Weeks. J^ower Economy, Rev Samuel Thompson. Rev
T. B. Layton. Up-j^er Stewiacke, Rev Obed Chute Tracadie, Rov A. W.
Johnson. Antigonish, Rev L. M. Weeks. Parrsboro, Rev VV. J. Stewart.
The 'Eastern Association, comprising the counties of Colchester, Cum-
berland, Guysborough, Pictou, Sydney and Cape Breton, meet at Fngwash
on the second Saturday in July, 1882.
SYNOD OF THE KIRK OF SOOTIiAND IN PICTOU
COUNTY, N. S.
PhESBTTERY OP VwTOV. —Pictou, Rev Robert Biirnet, A. m. Salt
Springs, Rev J. Fitspatrick. Roger's fHH, rfe., Rev J. W. Fraser, A. m.
Earltown Rev D. McKeuzie. River John, Rev Robert McCunn.
Pbesbttery ov Egekton. — Neto Glasgow, Rev George Murray, a. m.
SteUarton and Wettvitle, Rev C. Dunn. East River, Rev Wm. McMillan,
A.M. ffopewell Rev P. Melville, am., b. d. Barney's River, Rev A. J.
McKrohan. McLellari's Mountain, Rev W. Stewart. Gairloch, Rev. Neil
firodie.
Prikce Edward Island, Rev John Goodwill.
Since the Union, consummated June tSth, 1875, the minority of the
late Synod of the Maritime Provinces in connection with the Church of
Scotland, continue to co-operate with the United Church in the Educational,
Foreign Mission, and Wiaows' & Orphans' Schemes.
FBEB BAPTIST CONFERENCE.
Tarmouih Counfy— Rev Wm. M. Knollin, Yarmouth : Rev 0. Cann,
Chegoggin; Rev J. F. Smith, Beaver River; Rev S. K. West, Rockinham;
Rev David Oram, Brooklyn ; Rev Wm. Miller, Central Argyle; Kev Wm.
Freeman, Plymouth! Shelburne County— Revs A. Swim and' P. Brown,
Bear Point: Rev T. O. DeWitt, Cape Sable Island i Revs T F Sidden,
Edwin Crowell, W. Downey, J. I. Potier and VV. Weston, Barrington.
Queens County— Hw S. N. Royal, Caledonia. Kings County — Hbv F.
Babcock, fanning. Hants County, Rev Geo. E. Sturges, M. D., Waiton;
Rev B. Minard, Lewiston, * Maine, U S. Licentiates.— Messrs. Kdwih
Crowell, A. B., J. L. Smith and Geo. Lowden, Lewiston, Me. United States.
BRITISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rt Rev R. R. Disnev, Bishop, Chatham, Ontario. Halifax, Rev M C
Br«>oks. Livei'pool, Rev W. .J. A. Johnson, Secretaiy of Conference.
SheUntrne, Rev. George W. Smith. GHythnroi-gh, Rev. Charles Hamilton.
St. Thomas, Danish W. I., Rev E. Mel. Harper.
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CONGBEGATIONAIi UNION OF NOVA SCOTIA AND
NB'W BRUNSWICK.
Sheffield, TV. B., Rev Joseph Barker; St. John, N. B., Rev A. Blan
chard ; Yarmouth, Rev Alex McGregor; ^ebogue. Rev James Shipperlny ;
Liverpool, Rev §. Sykes; Canning, Rev Enoch Btirker; Noel ana Saetm,
Rev J. w. Cox; Economy, Rev E. Rose ; Manchester, Rev Jacob Whit-
man; Margaree, C.^ Rev NVm Peacock.
OFFiCEits, — Chairman, Rev. A. Mc]^re(;or, Yarmoutli, N. S. Secretary,
Rev Jospph Barker, Sheffield, N. B. Miasionai-y Secretary, Rev. A. Mc-
Gregor, Yarmouth, N. S. Treasurer. James Wobdrow, Esq., St. John, N.
B. Ankual Mkp.ting. July 9(h, 1882. at Sheffield, N. B. Rev. A. Mc-
Gregor also Missionary Secretajy for 1881-82.
TH^ LUTHERAN CHUBOH.
Rev Charles E. Cossman, Lunenburg; Rev J. H. Hnnton, Bridgewater ;
Bav D. Luther lioth, Lunenburg f Kev J. A. Scheffer, Mahone'Bay.
AFRICAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Halifax, Rev H. H. Johnnon ; Beech Bill, Rev Alex Bailey ; Pre$t<m,
Rev Geo Carvery, Rev Geo R. Neal ; ComujnHis, Rev John Smith ; Mts-
sionary, Rev N. Gray ton. This Asaooiation itaeets the first Saturday
in September of each year.
MEDICAL BEGISTEE.
-rity of the Medical Board, in
ted Statutes of Nova Sootia,
Published under and by the >■
aecordanoe with Ohap. 24 of the
Fourth Series, 1873.
Provincial Medical Board. -. .. Edward J«nnings, Pretident;
Dr R S Black, Treasurer; Dr Edwad Fanell, Registrar; Dr W N
McDonald, Dr Edwd Jennings, appointed for life by Provincial Govern-
ment. Hon Dr Parker, Dr W N Wiokwire, Di* John Somen, Dr John
F Blaek, appointed for three ytara by Medical Society of N S
Medical Examiners.— Dr R S Black, Dr Edward Jennings, Dr A P
Reid, Dr D NoN Parker, Dr T K Almen.
Matriculation Examiners.— Rev Principal Ross, Rev Ed F Murphy.
Almon Hon W J, M D, Qla^gow, 1838, Halifax dty
Addlington, Robert. M D, Edin, M tt C S E, 1857. Saokville, HaUfax
Aitken, Ohas 0, M O, HarvMrd, Mass, Lunenburj{
Atkinson, M C. Halifax Med Ool, 1881, House Surgeon Prov k City Ho*
Almon, Thos K, MD, Coll Phy & Sur, N Y, Long Island Coll, 1866, Hx
Andrews, A K, Halifa?. Med Coil, 1879, Morden Road, Kings Oo
Andrews, C F, M D, Vlarvard, 1868, Caledonia, Queens
Allen, D 0, M D, Jeft' Med Coll, Phil, 1875, Amherst, Cumberland
Alhn, Jas O, M D, Coll Phy & Surg, N Y, 1880, Lookeport, Sbelburne
Baraaby, Johr« At, M D, Harvard. 1863, Bridgetown, Annapolis Co
Bell, George W, M D, Coll Phy & Surg,.N Y, 1869, Paradise, Annapolis
Bond, Joseph B, Member Medical Soo of Philadelphia, 1829, Yarmouth
Black, Rufjs S, M D, Edin, li B C S E, 1836, Halifax dty
Brown, Sa.nl D, M D, Uni of fenn, 1848, Maitland, Hants
Bingay, George Thos, M D, Uni of N Y, M R C S, Eug. 1849, Annapolis
Barton, V^m J, M D, Coll Phy & Surg, N Y, 1868. Pubnioo, Yarmouth
Bingay, John M, M D, Harvard, M>u8, 1863, Tusket, Yarmouth
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Burns, S W, M D, Rellevue Hos Med Coll, N Y. 1864, Shelburne
Bam, Alex D W, M D, Edin, 1864, (V^olfville, Kings
Bissett, Henry E, M D, Coll Phy & S, N. Y, 1865, Port Hawkesbury
Burgess, F N, M D, Harvard, Nlttss, 1865, Clieverie, Hants
Black, C A, M D, Uni of Penn, 1867, Amherst, Cumberland
Black, J B, M D, Uni of Penn, 1866, Windsor, Hants
Burgess, Geo O, U D, Coll Phy & Sur, N Y. 1866, Somerset, Kings
Buckley George E, M D, Jeff Med Coll, Phil, 1867, Guysboro'
Bell, George, M D, Harvard, Mass. 1868, Barrington, Shelburne
Black, John F, M D, Coll Phy. & Sur, N. Y, 1868, Halifax city
Borden, Fredk W, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1868, Canning, Kings
Bent, Wni H, M D, Harvard, Mass, 186J), Argyle, Yarmouth
Barnaby, Gideon, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1872, Petite Biviere, Lunenburg
Burns, T M. M D, Bellevue Hosp M C. N Y, 1864, Lockeport, Shelburne
Bowles, E P, M D, Coll Phy & Sur, N Y, 1874, Wolfville, Kings
'^flloom, Parker N, M D, Uni of N Y, 1875, Aylesford, Kings
ilent, Chas, M D, Uni of Penn, 1847, Truro, Colchester
Bethune, John T, M D, Halifax Med Coll, 1875, Baddeok, Victoria
Best, Fred'k, M D, Uni of Penn, 1876, Barlington, Hants
Beckwith, J K, registered under section 37 of Med Act, 1867, Lockeport
Campbell, Duncan, M D, Harvard, Muss, 1869, Port Hood, Inverness
Carrit, Thos W, Uni of Penn, ]855, Amherst, Cumberland
Collie, James B, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1869, River John, Pictou
Clarke, Augustus F, M D, Harvard. Aloss, 1869, Parrshoro*, Cumberland
Cameron, William, M D, Coll Phy & Sur, N Y. 1872, Halifax city
Chase, Thomas C, M D, Uni of N Y, 1873, St. Margarets Bay, Halifax
(:!HUipbell, Donald, M D, Dalhousie Coll, 1874, Halifax city
Chisholm, Donald, M D, Dalhousie Coll, 1874, Judique, Inverness
Cox, Robinson, M D, Dalhousie Coll, 1875, Upper Stewiacke, Colchester
•Campbell, John G, M D, Uni of Penn, 1876, Goose River, Cumberland
Ciarke, J J, registered under sec 37, Medical Act, 1876, Barrington
Cunningham, N F, M D, Bellevue Hosp M C, N Y, 1877, Dartmouth
Chisholm, Mdoch, M D. MoGill Coll, Mont, 1877, Loch Lomond, Kichd
Clay, Henry P, M D, Uni of N Y, 1879, Kings Co
Carrit, Edwd, L R C S, Edin, 1827, Guysboro*
Creed, Chir, M R C S, London, 1838, Pugwash, Cumberland
Crane, Cliaudler, M D, Uni of Penn, 185(), Halifax city
Clarke, Wm G, M D, Harvard. Mass, 1852, Kentville, Kings
Clay, Edwin, M D. Uni of N Y, 1855, Halifax city
Campbell, C Fits Hy, M D, Uni of Penn, Phil. 1869, residence not knowiu
Cowie, A J, M D, Uni of Penn, M R C S L, 1860, Halifax city
Cameron, Hugh, M D, Uni of Penn, 1861, Mabou, luveiness
Croucher. Albert E, M D. Coll Phy & S, N Y, 1863, Bridgewater, Lunbg
Campbell, James, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1864, Sherbrooke, Guysboro'
Creed, Edwin, M D, Hygea Thera Coll, 1865, Upi>er Newport, Hants
Carey, Robert H, H D, Harvard, Mass, 1866, Lunenburg
Calder, Jab S, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1866, Bridgewater, Lunenburg
Creelman, F G, M D, Coll Phy & Sur, 1867. Maitland, Hants
Cove, John W, M D, Uni of Penn. 1867, Spring Hill, Cumberland
Chipman, Henry, M I), Harvard, Mass, 1868, Horton, Kings
Coleman, J Adw, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1868, Granville Ferry, Annapolis
DeWolf, James R, M D, Edin, L R O S E, 1841, Halifax
Denison, J N, M D, Uni of Penn, 1850, Biooklyn, Hants
Davis, Joseph D, M D, Horn Cloll, Phil, 1859. Yarmouth
Dodge, Stephen. M D. Coll Pliy k Sur, N Y, 1859, Halifax
DeBlois, Louis G, M D, Coll Phy & S, N Y, 1801, Bridgetown, Annapolis
Denison, Joseph, M D, Bellpvue Hosp Med (.oil, 18G4, Bridgetown
Dodd, Marcus, M D, Coll Phy & S, N Y, 1866, Bridgeport, C B
Doneham, B Eugene, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1808, Freeport, Digby
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Dakin, Robert A, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1869, Pugwasb, Oumberland
DeWitt, George E, M £>, Harvard, Mass, 1872, Onester, Lunenburg
DesBrisay, Thomas L, M D, Bowdoin Coll, Maine, 1876, Bridgewa^r
Densniore, Jas. D, M D, Hx Med Coll, 1877, North Euat Hbr, Shelburne
Drew, Geo Elkanah, M D, Uni N Y, 1881, Petite Riviere, Lunenburg
Ellison, R J, M D, Uni of Penn, 185i6, Bear River, Annapolis
Eust&oe, Roht, L F P S, Glas, L C S, Ont, 1866, Cape Canso, Guysboro'
Ellison, H A, M D, Uni of N Y, 1877, Weymouth, Digby
Parish, Greggs J, M R C S, Lond, 1834, Yarmouth
Fraser, Benj D, M D, Hesse, LRUS, Edin, 1831, Windsor, Hants
Faiish, James C, M D, Uni of Penn, 1837, Yarmouth
Fixott, Hy C, M D. Glasgow, M R S, Lond, 1841, Ariohat, Richmond
Forbes, James G, M D, Uni of N Y, 1842, Liverpool, Queens
Parish, Henry O, M D, Uni of Penn, M R C S, London, 1849, Liverpool
Fitch, Simon, M D, Edin, 1841, Halifax city
Fixott, Henry James, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1866, St. Peter's, Riohmoad
French, W K, M D, Uni of N Y, 1857, Cape Sable Island
Fraser, WilUam, M D, M R C S, Eng, 1863, New Glasgow, Pictou
Farrell, Edwd, M D. Coll Phy & Sur, N Y, 1864, Halifax city
Fraser, Thomas R, M D, Eclectic M«d Coll, Ohio, 1864, Halifax city
Falconer, A F, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1865, Sherbrooke, Guysboro'
Fitch, J N, M D, Coll Phy & S, N Y, 1867, Lakeville, Kings
Fuller, Hew man J, Rellevue Hopp Med Coll, 1868, Grand Pre, Kings
Fraser, D A, M D, Uni of Penn, 1870, Halifax city
Freeman, Chas M, M D, McGill, 1871, Cape Sable Island
FdUerton, Wm Y, M D, Bellevue Hosp Med Coll, 1872, Port Williams
Fox, Chas James, M D, Uni of Penn, 1876, Pubnico, Yarmouth
Fritz, Emdon, M D, Bell Hosp Med Coll, N Y, 1880, Digby
Gilpin, Bernard J, M D, Uni of Penn, M U C S. Lond, 1834, Halfx city
Geddes, T O, Licentiate of Nova Scotia, 1858, Yarmouth
Gray, Charles, M D, Uni of Penn, 1858, Mahone Bay, Lauenburg
Gossip, Charles J, M D, 1859, Windsor, Hants
Graham, John McK, M D, Jeff Med Coll, 1872, residence not known
Gunn, Robt, M D. Bellevue Hosp Med Coll, 1874, Strathlorn, Inverness
Gaudet, Fiddle, M D, Victoria Col, Montreal, 1880, Meteghan, Digby Co
Hooper, John C, M D, Coll Phy k S, 1864, Rawdon, Hants
Harris, Jn H, M D, Bell Hosp Med Coll, 1866, Beaver River, Yarmouth
Harris, James W, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1868, residence not known
Harding, Fred W, M D, McGill, Montreal, Middleton, Annapolis
Harley, Benj V, registered under sec. 37 Medical Act, 1872, Ynrmouth
Hewson, O W, M D, Uni of Penn, 1872, River Hebert, Cumberland
Hiltz, C W, M D, Dalhousie College, 1873, Chester, Lunenburg
Howard, Stephen, M D, Uni of Penn, Phil, 1866, Oxford, Cumberland
Harel, Victor, M D, Victoria Coll, Monti, 1880, Arichat, Richmond Co
Jennings, Edward, M D, Coll Phy & S, 1843, Halifax city
Johnstone, Lewis, M D, L R C S, Edin, 1858, Block House Mines, B
Jones, J Edgar, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1858, Digby, N S
.Tacobs, J J, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1861, Lunenburg
Jamieson, George, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1866, Tangier, Halifax
Johnston, Daniel M, Halifax Med Coll, 1878, Sydney, C B
Kirby, Thomas, Licentiate of Med Board, 1867, Tusket, Yarmouth
Kirkwood, Henry, M D, Jeff Med Coll, 1859, Pictou
Kelly.^dgar K, M D, Coll Phy & 8, N Y, 1865, Yarmouth
Kempton, Zenas M, M D, Dartmouth, N H, 1866, Wallace, Cumberland
Kennedy, Evan, M D, Uni of Boston, 1876, residence nut known
Kelly, H L, M D, Uni of N Y, 1853, Yarmouth
Lawson, Archd. M D, M R S, Eng, 1866, Halifax city
Linton, D M, M D, Hx Med Coll, 1876. Westville, Pictou
L'Esperanoe, J G S, M D, Uni of Laval, Q, 1877, Arichat, Richmond
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Lanigan, John A, M D, Uni N Y, 1877, Halifax city
Mainters, Holmes, &r D, Jeff Med Coll, 1840, Berwick, Kings
Miller, J 8, M D, Berkshire Med Coll, 1855, Cornwallis, Kings
Mitchell, Robert, M D, L R O S. Edin, 1858, Amtierst, Cumberland
Mitobell, W M, M D, JefF Me<I Coll, Phil, 1859, New Glasgow, Pictou
Meren, Arthur, M D, Edin, 1860, Halifax city
Morse, Leander R, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1868, Lawrencetown, Annapolis
Murray, George, M D, Uni of l*enn, 1860, New Glasgow, Pictou
Morse, Clinton, J, M D, Edinburgh. 1862, Amherst
Munro, C H, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1863, West River, Picton
Morse, John Allen, M D, "Harvard Mass, 1864, Ohio, Yarmouth
Morse, C H, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1864, Weymouth, Digby
Muir, David H, M D, Coll Phy & S, N Y, 18r.7, Truro, Colchester
Marshall, Fred R. Coll Phy & S, N Y. 1868, Halifax city
Maxwell, Arch, M D, Jeff Med Coll, Phil. 1868, Bear River, Digby
Morris, Charles, M P, Harvard, Muss, 18^:8. Mid Muaquoilolioit, Halifax
Munro, Kennedy, Bi i>. Harvard. Mass, 18K8, Advocate Har, Cumberld
Margeson, C J, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1869, Hantsport, Hants
Milsom, Thos, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1870, Dartmouth, Halifax
Minard, Levi, M D, Eel Med Coll, Cum. O, 1869, Burlington, Hants
Middlemas, F, M D, Harvaid, Mass, 1873, Hnrwick, Kings
MiUr, William 9, M D, L RCP&S, Edin, 1874, Truro, Colchester
Miller, Samuel Nelson, M D, Uui of N Y, 1875, Middleton, Annapolis
Mack, J Newton, M D, Bell Hosp Med Coll, 1874, residence not known
Miller, C J, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1875, New Glasgow, Pictou
Moore, Wm B, M D, Halifax Med Coll, 1879, Kentville, Kings
McKean, S G A, M D, Harvard, Muss, 1849, Victoria, C B
McLatchy, Harris O, M D, Jeff Med Coll Phil, 1854, Wolfville, Eingi
Mcintosh, Alex, M D, Uni of Peun, Phil, 1858, AntiKonish
McLartyt Duncan, M D, Glasgow, 1860, Sydney Mines, C B
MacLeKU, Duncan^ M D, Harvard, .Vlass, 1860, Shubenaoadie, Hants
Macdonald, W H, MD, Harvard, Mass, 1862, Antigonish
McFatridge, Robert. M D, Harvard, Mass, 1862, Halifax city
MeRobert, \jr C, Licentiate Med Board N S. 1862, Truro, Colchester
McGillivray, Alex, M D, Boll Hosp Med Coll, N Y^ 1863^ Sydney, C B
McGregor, Murdoch, M D, Harvard, Mhsr, 1863. LaHave, Lunenburg
UcKenzie, George J, M D, Jeff Med Coll, Phil, 1864, Pictou
Maclean, David, M D, Uni of Pena, Phil, 1864, Wallace, Cumberland
McGillvray, D^jd, M D, M RC P & S, Glnsgow, 1864, Vale Coly, Pictou
McDonald, J B, M D. Harvard, Mass, 1865, residence not known
Mcintosh, Jn, MD, Jeff Med Coll, Phil, 1866, Whycooomagh, Inverness
McKay, Daniel G, M D, Bell Hosp Med Coll, 1866, Little Gluce Bav,CB
McKay, J H, M D, Coll Phy & S, N Y, M R C S & P, Edin, 1868, Truro
McDonald, J F, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1868, Hopewell, Pictou
MoDougall, John C, M D, Coll Phy & S, N Y, 1869, Oxford, Cnmberld
McPherson, Hugh, M D, Uni of Penn, Phil, 1869, North Sydney, C B
McDonald, J W, M D, L R t? S, Edin, 1869, Londonderrjr
McKinnon, John E, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1870, Antigonish
McDonald, P A. M D, Harvard, Mass, 1871, Port Mulgrave, Guysboro*
Mcintosh, Daniel, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1871, Pugwash, Cumberland
McLean, A K, M D, Beilevue Hosp Med Coll, 1872, Mnrgaree, C B
McMillan, Finlay, M D, DHlhousie Coll, 1872, Pictou Co
McDonald, D, registered under sec. 37, Act of 1872, Tatamageuche, Col
MoKay, Wm, M D, Bell Hosp Med Col, N Y, 1873, Little Glace Bay, CB
McLeod, Wm MoK, M D, Bell Hosp Mad Coll, N-Y, 1875, Sydney, C B
McDonald, Michael A, M D, Coll Phy & S, N Y, 1876, Sydney, B
McLeod, Malcolm, M D, Bell Hosp Med Coll, N Y, 1875, Sydney, B
MoLennan, Angus, M D, Uni Penn, Phi}, 1873, Margaree, Inverness
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McMillan. John, M D, MoOill Coll, 1S57, Piotou
McKeen, Kobe Artli Haliburton, Bell Hosp Med OoU, 1880, Cow Bay, CB
Mackenzie, W D, M D, Uni Penn, Phil, 1877, Parrshoiougb, Cumborld
McDonald, Allen, M D, Bellevue Hosp Med Coll. 1880, Louisburg, B
Norrie, William, M D, Harvard. MtuH, 1867, Earltown, Colchester
Outhet, George E, M D, Jeff Med Coll, Phil, 1845, Aylesford, Kingi
Oakes, George B, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1864, Digby
OakM, Milledge. M D. Harvard, Mass, 1866, Sydney, C B
Oulton, Chaa liufus, M R C R, Lond, 1848. Five Islands, Coloheater
Page, B Gardner, M K C S, Lend, 1834, Halifax city
Parker, Hon D MoN, M D. L K C S, Bdin, 1845, Halifax city
Payzant, Elins N, M D, Jeff Med Coll, 1855, Wolf ville. Kings
Page, jL C, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1856, ruro. Colchester
Philips, John C, Licentiate Med Board, N S, 1856. River Philip, Cam
Pearson, Wm, I^icentiate Med Board, N 8, 1856, Upper Musqao<l«boit
Peppard, John li, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1865, Great Village, Colohett«r
Patten, A D, M D, Uni of Michigan, 1868, Yarmouth
Primrose, Hval, retfistered nnder sec. 37, Act of 1872, Lawrenoetown, An
Pickles, Geo A. M D. Bell Hosp Med Coll, N Y, 1873, Mahone Bay, Lun
Perriu, Albert M, M D, Uni of N Y, 1876, Yarmouth
Rugghs, Henry D, M D, Coll Phy & S, N Y, 1831, Weymouth, Digby
Randall, Wm A C, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1852, Yarmouth
Reid. Alex P, M D, Mo(MU, L K C S, Edin, 18-58, Dartmouth, Halifax
Roche, Elisha, M D, Uni of Penn, Phil, 1860, Tatamagouch, Colchester
Read, Herbert U, M D, McGill, L RC8, Edin, 1861, Halifax city
Rigby, Chas D, M D, Coll Pby & S, N Y, 1861, Halifax city
Robei't, Cassimer, M D, Dalhousie Coll, 1875, Ariohat, Richmond
Robinson, Aug, M D, Uni of Penn, MRCS&LSA, Lond. 1863, Antiap
Ryan, P M, M D, (oil Phy & S, N Y, 1877, Miteghan, Digby
Ripley, Rufus, M D. Uui of N Y, 1879, Amherst, N S
Steverman, Joseph, M D, Coll Phy & 8, N Y, 1863, Lunenburg
Stephen) Robert, M D, Will Uni of En. 0, 18^)8 Digby
Scbrage, John, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1843, Barrington, Shelburae
Shaw, Henry, M D, Coll Phy & S, N Y. 1852, Kentville, Kings
Slayter, W B, M D, L R C P &M R C S, Bng, L M, Dablina860, Halfx
Sttirgis. Geo C, M D, Eel Med Coll, PUl, 1862, Walton. Hants
Sanford, Arnold, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1864, Burlington, Hants
Somers, John, M D, Bellevue Hosp Med Coll, M Y, 1866, Halifax city
Street, J C, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1853, Bridge water. Lunenburg
Smith, Robt B, M D. Jeff Med Coll, Fliil, 1867, U Stewij^oke, Colofaoster
Sutherland, Neil, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1868. Antigonish
Saunders, D Oliver, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1869, Getson's Cove
Sutherland, Munro, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1871, Westville, Pietou
Sinclair, Geo L, M D, Coll Phy & S, 1872, Dartmouth, Halifax
Syda, H, registered under sec. 37- Act of 1872, Digby
SommervlUe, A McL, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1873, Caledonia, Queens
Stewart, John M B, C M, Edin, 1871, Pietou
Smith. J Ross, M D, Uni of Penn, 1877, Great Village, Colchester
Stuart. Alex, M D, C P & S, N Y, 1865, Meagheu's Grant, Halifax
Ternan, John, M D, Olas, M R C S, Ire, 1839. Halifax city
Tupper, Nathan, M D, Uni of Penn, Phil, 1854, Amherst, Cumberland
Thomas, Walter, M D, Eol Cull, Phil, 1860, Upper Stewiacke, Colchester
Townshend, A S, M D, Uni of Penn, Phil, 1862, Parrsboro', Cumberland
Trenaraan, Thos, M D, Coll Pity & S, N Y, 1869. Halifax city
Thompson, Arthur Wellealv, M D, Uni of N Y, 1880, Shabenaeadie. Hx
Trueroan, Jas £, M D, C M, McGill, 1881, Macean Station, Cumberland
Veu bles^ Jas, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1867, Halifax city
Wihon, IsrmlK, M D, Jeff Me<) Coll, Phil, 1834, Barrington, Sbelbnme
Woodbury, Jonathan, M D, Jeff Med Coll, 1850, Middleten, Annapolis
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Wiokwiie, W N, M D, Edin, 1864. Hrflif«x city
Witbera, Kussell, M D, Coll Phy & S, N Y, 1865, Annapolia
Walah, ThoB, M D. Uellevue Heap Med Coll, N Y, 1866, Halifax city
Woodill, Alfred, M D, Coll Phy & 8, N Y, 1866, Halifax city
Webater, Henry B, M D, Coll Phy & B, N Y, 1872, Kentville, Kiiiga
Weir, James, M D, Harvard, Mtiss, 1872, Upper Kennetoook, Hanta
Woodwortb, W S, M D, Harvard, Mass, 1873, Upper Canard, Kinga
M'ilson, H D, M D, Uni of Peon, 1878, Barrington, Shelborne
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The followini; clauses or the Medical Act (Chap. 98, Revised Statutes,
4Ui Series,) are here publii>hed for the iufurmalion of the profession and the
public:
8. Subject to the exceptions hereinafter made, no person shall practice
pyhsic, aur^ei'V or midwifery' in Nova Scutia, unless im name shall be
registered in tne Book of Registry of the 'Provincial Medical Board, i-nd
unless he shall have received from such Board a license to practice.
16. Any person entitled to be registered under this chapter, but who
shall neglect or omit to be 8«> registered, shall not be entitled to any of the
rif>ht8 or privileges conferred by the provisions of this chapter, b7 long as
such neglect or omission shall continue.
17. No person, otherwise fully qualified under this chapter, shall be
refused registration or a license to practise on account of his adopting or
refusing to tidopt the practice of any particular theory of medicine or surg-
ery'. In case of such retu.aal by the Itnard, the party aggrieved shall have
the right to appeal lo the Governor in Council, who, upon due cause shown,
shall issue an order to the Board to register the name of such person and
to grant him a license to practice,
21. Every person who shall be registered under the provisions of this
chapter, shall be enilled according to hia qualification or qu ficationa to
practise Medicine, Surgery, and Midwifery, or either or any ot ihem, as the
case may be, in Nova Scotia, and to demand and recover in any court of
law reasonable charges lar professional aid, advice and visits, and the cost
of any ipedicine or other medical or surgical appliances rendered or sup-
plied b> him to his patients.
^. No person shall be entitled to recover any charge in any court of
law for any medical or surgical aivice or for attendance, or for the per-
formance of any operation, or for any medicine which he shall have both
prescribed and 'supplied, unless he shall pruve upon the trial that he is reg-
istered uDiier this chapter.
24. No person shall be appointed as medical officer, physician or sur-
geon in any branch of the public service, or in an^ hospital or other char-
itable instiltution, unless be shall be registered under the, provisions of this
chapter.
25. No oert.ficatfl'fequired by any Act now in force, or that may here-
after be passed, from any physician or surgeon, or medical practitioner shall
be valid, unless the person signing the same shall be registered under this
chapter.
26. If any person not registered or licensed under the provisions of this
chapter, or not being actually employed as a physician or surgeon in Her
MHjeaty^s naval or military service, practises Physic, Surgery or Midwifery
for him, gain, or hope of reward, he shall thereby fi>rfeit a sum of twenty
dollars for each day on which he«o practises.
27. Any sum tbrfeited under the next preceding section shall be recov-
erable with costs,. and may be sued for and recovered in the same manner
as a private debt, by the Provincial Medical Board or any luem her thereof ;
and being secoveMd, shall beloiAg. to the Board for the use thereof under
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this chapter. Provider! that, where tho infoniiation leadini; to«uch recov-
ery shall have been given bv any I)cr^on unconnected with the mediciil
profession, such person shall bt entitled to receive one-half of the sum so
recovered.
28, Upon the trial of such cause, the burden of proof as to fhe lioansa
or right of the defendant to praotixe Physio, Surgery or Midwifery in Nova
Scoiia shall lie upon the defendant.
EDWARD FARRELL, Registrar.
Begiatar of qualified Midwives in the City of Halifax.
(Only these are allowed by law to practice midwifery in the City of Halifltz.)
Mrs BIy he, Edinburgh and Aberdeen, 1846, 21 Co^nwell Street.
Mrs Magee, Edinburgh, 1863, Poor's Asylum widwife.
Mrs Adams, Dublin, 1846, 47 George Street.
Mrs McGregnr, Edinburgh, 1876. 6)i Grultingen Street.
Mrs Mason, Provincial Medical Board, 1878, Creightun Street.
Mrs iJttle, do do do 185 Uuttingen Streeti
Mrs Burgess, do do do ' '
Mrs Kvan, do do do
Mn llarris, do do do
Mrs Graden, do do do
121 Coniwallm Street.
Queen Street.
21 Bilby Street.
Richmond.
Ohemiata and Druggist*.
The following named are dulv registeied under the provisions of the
Pharmacy Act of 1876:
Officers:— a. A. 'rKy\or,Preaideut. W> H.Webb, Vice- PrespJent, S.
B. Sutcliffe, Tr'ecuurer. J. H. Angwin, Secreturtf, — — - JteyUtrar.
Thomas A. Brown. . . .Halifax.
Stewart Burns Sydney.
Adam ..Bell New Glasgow.
D. Berteaux Somerset.
Charles E. Borden. . . .Canning.
Averv F. Buckley. . . .Halifax.
J. K.' Bent Halifax.
W. S. topeland North Sydney.
John Chaloner. .... . .Digby. *
John D Copcland. . . .Antigonishe.
A. B. Cuaninghnm.. . .Annapolis.
J. Howard Cavanagh . New Glasgow.
George Carew do.
Chas. i**. Cochrane. ...K^ntville.
Thomas Durney Halifax.
Martin F. Eagar do.
Alex. Forsyth do.
Fred W. Eraser Pictou.
Robert P. Eraser. ..... do.
Roderick Eraser. Westville.
James R. Gordon Halifax,
John D. Gauld River John.
George Irwin Halifax.
Edward F. Lugrin. ... do.
Roberts Mastersi. ...Kentville.
A. J. McCallun ..... .Digby.
Kenneth J. McKenaie . Pictou.
John McAnley. ..... ..Lunenburg^.
Alex. C. McDonald. . . .Halifax.
•loseph Margeson Haliftix.
John McCalliim. ...... d->.
Richard A. Nifbet. ... du*
ICdwin L. Nash. ...... Lunenburg.
vvm. H. O'Dell...... Truro.
Wm. F. Ormoud Vale Colliery.
Bifihop 11. Porter Bridgewater.
Thoiiius M, Power Halifax.
H. A. Parr Yarmouth.
William W. Reese Truro.
Alfred Kouneerft II. . . . . .Ludenburg.
(yharles C Richards . . . Yarmouth.
George V. Rand Woffville.
William H. Simson.. .Half<ax.
E. B. SutDfiff. do.
J, God trey Anrith..... do
J. A. Shaw Wind!«ar.
Frank C. Simson Halifax.
William H. Stevens. ..Diirtmouth>
Henry A. Tavlor Halifax-
John McD. Tavlor. . . do.
Chas. T. 6. Taylor. .. .Bridgewater.
John J. rhlmsn. .... .Newport.
John W. Webb Window.
W. H. Webb. Halifax^ .
A. A. Woodill. do. "t* !«-!")
Joseph H. West. do.
Thomas Ward Windsor.
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EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
DAIiHOUSIB OOLLBGU AND UNIVERSITY, HALIFAX.
Board op Govkrnors— Hon Sir Wm Young, Ll. D , Knight,
late Chief Justice of Nova Scotia, Chairman. Hon Sir Chas Tup|)er,
K.o.M o , O.B., M.D., M.P., Hon J. W. Kltchie, Judge of Supreme Court
of NoviC Scotia. Hon S. L. Shannon, q.c, JiKU'e'of Pionate. Very
Rev Geo M. Grant, ».»., Principal au.d Vice-Chancellor, Queen 8
Uiiiventity, Kingston, Ont, James F. Avery, Eho., m.u , William J.
Stairs, Ksq. Rev John McMiiliin, ma., u d., Kev John Forrest,
Hon Alfred G Jones, Esq, John S. MHt-iean, Esq, Peter Jack, Esq,
John Doull, Esq, His Worsiiip the Mayor of Halifax m officio, Robt
Setlgcwick, Esq., B A., President Ahimni Association, ^ officio. George
Thomson, Esq, Treasurer. William M. Doull, Esq, Secretary
Faodlty op Arts — Very Rev Principal Ross, t>.d., Profestor of
Ethics and Political Economy. Rev William Lyall, ll.d., Professor of
Logic and Metaphysics and Interim Professor of Rhetoric. Charles Mac-
dohald, M.A., Professor of Mftthemaiics. John Johnson, m.a.. Pro-
fessor of Classics. George Lawson, PH.D., ll.d.. p. i.e.. Professor of
Chemistry and Mineralogy. James Gorilon McGre^ror, M A., d.so ,f.r.
8.E., " George Munro" Professor of Physics. Rev John Forrest,
" George Munro" Professor of History. Professor Liechti, M. A, Tutor
in Modem Langnaijes.
Facultv of Scienck — The Professors of the Faculty of Arta,
with James Liechti, m. v.. Professor of Modern Languages. Rev. David
Honeyman, d.c.l., k.s.a., Professor of (ieology and Palceontology.
Tbrms. — The Winter Session for 1881-82 commences on Monday,
Oc^ 34, 1881, and ends on April 26,1882. The Summer Session
commences on Monday, May 1, 1881, and closes Jane 30, 1881.
Incorporated Alumni. — Robert Sedcrewick, b \., President. A.
H. McKay, ba., b.so., Vice-President. F. H. Bell, b. a., Secretary.
W.ti. 'Rom, Treasurer. Hngh McKcnzie, m.a., J. G. MacGregdr,
M.A., D.sc, J. M. CarmichacI, b. a., J. A. Sedgcwick, b. a., A. P.
Silver, Executive Committee, (with Officers).
HALIFAX MEDIOAIi COLLEGB, HALIFAX.
« (Incorporated by Act of Parliament.)
Faculty of Medicine — R. S. Black, m.d., l.r.c.s., Edin., Emeritus
Professor of Obstetrics and President of the Faculty. Alex P. Reid, m.d.,
l.r.c.s., Edin. l.c.p., and a., Canada, Professors of thj Principles and
Practice oj Medicine, and Clinical Medicine. W. B. Slayter, m.d.,
M.R.c 8.L., F.O.8., Lond.. L.R.c:P. £ng.. Professor of Obstetrics and the
diseases of Women and Children. Edward Farrell, m.d., Professor
of the Principles and Practice of Surgeru and Clinical Surgery. John
F. Black, M.D., Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics, and Cli-
nical Surgery. John Somers, iA.x>., Professor of Physiology. (jeorge
I L. Sinclair, m.d.. New York, m.d., Univ. Halifax, Professor of Ana-
tomy. D A. Campbell, m. d., cm., H. McD. Henry, ll.b.. Pro-
f«Mws of MediccU Junsprudence. E. Jennings, md., Clinical Lecturer
(^ Deriuaiiol^gy. B. G. Page, m.d., m.r.c. s., Lond., Lecturer on Botany.
T. R. AlmoQ, M.D., Clinical Lecturer on Diseases of Children. Mr W.
H. Wadilell, Instructor in Practical Chemistry. A. W. H. Lindsay,
M.D., M B , Edin., Instructor in Microscopy. C. E. Puttner, Ph. m..
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Tnatntctor in Practical *Phamac.y. Dr Campbell, and Dr. Lindsny,
Deiuonstratora of Anatomy. Dr. A. P. Hcid, Lkan and TreoMurer. Dr.
J. F. Black, Regittrar. O. P. Skell/, Janitor.
[The particnlara of other Colleges and Kdueational Institntioni will
he round in connection with the Denominational mattent with which the
Institutions are connected.]
PUBLIC 80HOOL8.
CoDiroiL OF Public Instruction — The Members of the Execu-
tive Council.
SUPBHIVTBNOBNT OT EDUCATION — Duvld AllisOH, Esq, LL.D.
Clerk, Geo W. T. Irving.
ExAMiNBRB FOR THB Provimcb, to examine and license Teachers
— LaiHjuage, Bev Geo B. Dodwell, m.a.; School Munagement, Tetiching,
^c, Uov' Principal Ross, d. D.; AlcUhematica, D. F. Higgins, a.m.;
aiatory and Geography, Rev Thos J. Daly.
Normal and Modbl SciiooLg, Truro — Principal and Profeawr
of Didactics and Chemistry, John B. Calkin, m.a. Frank H. Eaton, m.a.,
Prof^iwr of Mathematics and Physica ; John B. Hall, Pn. D., Professor
of I .ngttage and History ; Miss Otiie A. Smith, Instructor in Drawing
and Calisthenics.
Model School. — Academic Department, W. D. Dimock, b.a. ;
Grade IX., James Little; Grade VIII., Miss M. A. Hamilton;
Grade VII., Miss Janet Archibald ; Gratfe V I., Miss Ellen Dii-kie ;
Grade V., Miss Bessie Webster; Grade IV., Miss Agnes Hamilton;
Grade III.« Miss Bessie Archibald ; Grade II , Miss Mary J. McLcod ;
Grade J.., Miss Mary Russell. Willow Street Branch — Grades IV. ^
v., Miss H. Church ; Grades I., U. ^'III., Miss M. Newcombe.
School Diatriots, Inapectora and Commisaionera.
Dibtriot No. 1 — The City mnd County of Halifax.— Hinkle Condon,
Iiispector, Hiuifax.
City of Halifax — James J. Bromncr, (Chairman,) M. J. Power,
(Vice-Chairman,) Alexander Forsyth, John Pugh.M p.p., A. H. Crowe,
William Taylor, L. Houlett, Thomas Clay, Thomas Trenaman, m.d..
W. G. Wiswell, Robert Sedgwick, John Somcrs, m.d. Supervimr,
Benjamin Curren, d.o.l. Secretary, R. J. Wilson. Office., High School
Building, head of Sackvi lie Street.
Western district Halifax Co — Revs John Woods, P. L. Madden,
P. Danahar, Philip Brown; and Dominic Farrell, Jno E. Shatfbrd,
Geo J. Longard, James W. Turner, JaS Thompson, Charles Whitman.
Rural District Halifax Co— Revs Robert SedgAvick, D. McKinnon ;
and Ezckiel Sybley, David Archibald, Charles N. Fuller, Charles N.
Sprott, David Archibald, 16th, J. D. Tapper, J. Taylor, George H.
Madill, Geo. McLeod, Wm McICeen.
East District Halifax Co — Revs Robert Jamicson, James Ros-
borough, Charles Underwood, Richmond Smith ; and Henry LesKe,
William Hall, A. M. Barton, WHliam Anderson, W. H. TW^
marsh, Alex Leslie, Jos Martin, John Kirker, David ArchibaUf,
Malcolm McFarlane, John McKenjsio, William Henley, Andrew Gas*
ton, John C^ Ross, James H. Whitman, William O'Leary, William
Anderson ar d Rev. Richmond Logan.
MttMllia Mul Mitmp C*rd«ge, KaeluiMikM*! TiMtecd Bud Muek'H*«lis,
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District No. 2 — The Connties of Liinenlturf^ and Queens. — Tlios.
11. Patillo, A. M., Inspector, Lunenbarg.
Dhtrict of Lunenburg — Revs Henry L. Owen, Chas Cossmann, D.
L. Roth, D. Stiles Fraser, K. D. Miller, Wm. Dnff, J. A. Schaffor,
L. B Gates ; and R. Lindsay, Matthew Ernst, James Zwickor, Lewis
Anderson, Edw Mor|;^an, Morton Whcolock, John Morash, Henry
Schnare, Samuel Risser, Gideon Lanfrillo, George Eiscnhauer.
District of New DuUin — Hovs W. E. Gelling, A. Jordon, Stephen
Marsh, — Grant, Wm Brown ; and L. W. Drew, T. K. Cragg, Thos
T. Kccflcr, Robt Dawson, Martin Sperry, Jns McKcan, Geo Baker.
Dintrict of CA«?s^er— Revds J. W. Weeks, W. H. Groser ; and Geo
Richardson, Edward Heckman, John Church, E. P. Butler, J. Duncan,
Jos Bestanson, Geo E. DeWitt, m.d., J. Windrow, Esq.
District of South Queens — Revd Messrs J. Forsyim, Black, Sykes,
DoWolf, H. Murray, C. Jost ; and Hugh Houston, James Forbes, Don
Campbell, Jno R. Hall, Enoch Steadman, Eldred Gaboon, Geo S.
Parker, J. N. Mack, H. G. Farish, Thomas Kempton, Simeon Cahoon.
District of North Queens — Rev. Mr. CleaTeland ; and Zebnion G.
Murray, Stephen Smith, Benj L. Telfer, Roboit Brvden, Edw P.
Freeman, Jonn Lacey, A. J. . Ledbetter, Uriah Johnson, Frans
Kempton, J. B. Harlow.
District No. 3 — The Counties of Shelburne and Ynrmouth. — A. C.
A. Doane, Inspector, Barrington.
District of Shdhume — Revs T. H. White, d. d., George Goudy,
J. A. McLean ; and W. T. Kelley, R. G. Irvin, J. G. Allen, Joseph
Walters, N. W. White, Robert Freeman.
District of Barrington — ^Revds J. I. Porter, W. H. Richan ; and
flabriel Robertson, J. B. Lawrence, Henry Chute, Theodore Nick-
tnon, T. W. Wilson, Arthur Doane, Frank Homer, James Snow,
Wm B. Smith, J. K. Wilson, m.d., George Wilson, Bartiett Covill.
District of rannoutA— Charles E. Brown, Nathan Hilton, John W.
Moody, Chas W. Clements, Stephen N- Allen. George Crosby, Amos
Hilton^ Jr, W. H. Moody, R. B. Brown, Harris H. Crosby, James Cain.
District ofArgyle — Rev J. Manning; Enoa Gaitlner, Michael Surette,
David D'E'ntremont, Nathaniel Travis, James A. Hatfield, P. L.
Hatfield, James M. Lent. Anselm O. Potier, James Nickerson, Melford
Sims, Edward S. Perry.
District No. 4 — The CiuntJes of Digby and Annapolis. — Leander
6. Morse, A. M., Inspector, Bridgetown.
Diiitrict of Digby— -TeLevda P. J. Fillenl, J. H. Saunders, M. J.
Driseoll, J. C. Morse; and Stephen Marshall, Wm F. Potter, Wm
H. Taylor, Jno S. McNeile. Calvm Raymond, R. S. FitzRandolph, C.
D. Jones, A. D. Hoyt, G. H. Dunbar, B. H. Rugglos.
District of C/orc— Rev'd James Daly, V. G., Rev John M. Gay ;
J. G. Nowlan, Esq , Jean P. Thibandcau, Esq., Anselme M. Comoau,
Esq., James Stuart, Esq., Ange Blin, Esq., Messrs. C. Mande Mclancon,
Timothy Sullivan, Pien-el Belliveau, Aug F. Comean, Pierre C. God«Jt.
Annapolis Eatt — Revs L. M. Wilkins, W. H. Warren, and J. T.
Eaton ; and Miner Tupper, Harding H. Morse, Jonathan Woodbury,
M. D., William Miller, B. H. Porker, A. M. Gidney, Beniah Spin-
ney, Beriah Daniels, Wra H* Bnlcom, Lewis G. DeBlois, m. d., R. B.
Durling, Edward Marshall, James P. Foster, Edward H. Pbinney, H.
B. Maeoe.
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Annapolis VTMt— Rers H. D. DeBloit, T. A. Hifffft"" ; and Peter
Bonnctt, Robt Mills, WliitmaiT Armstrong, Wm V. Jones, Isniuh
Dclap, C. M. Forbes, Wm Dargie, John L. Rice, John D. Potter,
Hubert Troup, A. B. CunninghHU, Samuel McCormiclc.
District No. S— The Comities of Kings and Hants. — Colin W.
Hoscoe, Inspector, Upper Canard.
Kings Co— L. I)eV. Chipman, Holmes E. Marstors, m.d , John N.
Bowles, Jno Foster, Amos Black, George W. Fisher, Wm Eaton,
E. A. Moren, D. Rupert Eaton, Adolphus Bishop, Leonard N.
Ilslev, Abr Ellis, Chas J. Tobin, Wm Magee, I.ieonara Fitch, Andrew
Borden, Michael Lonergan, Arnold 8. Burbidge, James Lyons, J. M.
Roscoe, Rufiis Burgess, Johnston Patterson, Russell Caldwell, Irad
Bomamin, Jamas T. Manning, Stanley Eaton, A. Stanley Fisher,
B. H. Calkin, A. McN. Patterson, Thoa. Harris, Geo. Burgess
District of East Hants — Revd Jacob McLellan ; and Isaac O'Brien,
Wm Hamilton, Wm Casey, Jno McLearn, Hugh McLearn, D. McLean,
K.D., Jas McKenzie, George W. Smith, H. H. Blois^
DiUrict of West Hants — Rerds Thos Maynard, m.a., J. Bancroft,
John McMurray, T. J. Daly ; and M. H. Goudge, Charles Mumford,
Hiram Smith, Aodw Shaw, Shubael Dimock, George DeWolf, Thos
Atkins.
DiSTBiOT No. 6 — The Counties of Antigonish and Guysborough. —
Roderick McDonald, Inspector, Guysboru.
Antigonith Co—Revs Hugh Gillis, Dr Chisholm, Wm Chisholm,
Wm B. McLeod, Ronald McGUlivray, Hubert Gerrior, J. F. Forbei,
James Fraser, John J. Chisholm, Alexander Chisholm, d.d., and
Alexander Mcintosh, m.d., Archibald McGillivrav, Wm Chisholm,
Thos M. King, Norman McDonald, Angus Smith, Wm J. Beck, John
C. McKinnon, m.d., Augus McGlllivrny, John D. Copeland.
District of Cru^fsborough — Revds H. H. Hamilton, James Bucklev,
M. Tompkins, Michael Laffin ; and Chris Jost, John Mahoney, £. J.
Canningnam, Wm Mo(r, H. R. Cunningham, Thoi Gondoti, Abraham
N. Whitman, Donald Gunn, James Purcell.
District of St. Mari^s--ReydB Henvy Eagle*, Richard Johnson, Kobt
Gumming ; and Neil Gunn, Alex Cummingar, Allan McQuarrie, John
A. McDonald, Alexander Sinclair, Dr. Campbell, Wm D. R. Came-
ron, John McDai^iel, Alex. Anderson and Dr. Falconer.
District No. 7 — The Counties of Cape Breton and Richmond. —
Malcolm J. T. Macneil, Inspector, River Bourgeois, C» B.
Cape Breton Co — Very Rev Neil McLeod, Revdd Jas Quinan, Dr
McLeod, Joseph Chisholm, John Quinan, Alexander Farqnharson,
A. A. McGillivray, C. Croucher, John Mu.^ray, Miclmel McKenzie,
Donald Sutherland^ M. A. McPherson, D. J. Mcintosh, Gavin Sin-
clair, David Smith, G. S. Metzler, S. F. Kendall, D. McKinnon, D.
McMillan ; and C. H. Harrington, Lanchlln Bobertscm, E. T. Moso-
ley, Joseph MeVarish and Donald McDdugall.
Richmond Co — Revs John MeDougall, P.. M. M. Young, Charles P.
Marte)), James M. (^liiian, J. E. Ethier, Joseph Quinan, D. D., D.
McDongall, G. L. Gordon ; and Wm Crichton, E. P. Flynn, David
Gruchy, John Freehill, Peter Bosdet, Wm LeVesconte, Simon Terrio,
Rdivard Gagnon, Joseph Matheson, Remi Benoit, William R. Cutler,
D. A. Hearn, and Duncan Cameron.
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DiSTBiOT No. 8— The Conntiei of InvemcM dUid Victoria.— John Y.
Gnun, InHpector, Broiul Cove, OtAl.
District of North /Hi'^niMa— Rovds M. Stcwnrt, Pctor Fisotf, Alex
Grant, Donnid Chisholm, P. LrBlfliic, Pcncoclt ; nnd Sum
Campbell (Chnirman), Thos Eibridgo, Jno G. CrowdiH, noiiald Mc
Ticod, Laiichlin McDougall, Malctom MuKav, Donald McTiCllan,
Laucblan McDonald, Farquhar McUae, Hugh Gillis, Donald Mc-
MillAH, L. J. Hart and Joseph Robs.
Diatriet of Sottth Invemtnt — Revds Kenneth J. McDonald, Colin
Chisholm (Chairman), Donald Mclsaac, An-hihald McKenzio, An-h
Chisholm, D. Cameron ; and Hn};h Cameron, m. d., E. D. Tre-
main, Duncan Campbell, m.d., John Mcintosh, m.d., Geo C. Law*
rence, Donald Gillis.
Victoria Co — Rers A. Mcintosh, Peter Clark, Roderick Grant,
A. McNeill, David Drummond, Alex McRhc, Simeon Gihhons;
and Alex Cameron, Peter McLean, Alex Taylor, Don McLean,
Seymour Foyle, Don McLean, Angus J. Mclver, Kenneth McKenzie,
Luther McLeod, Donald McLean, Donald McRae, John McLennan,
Donald Morrison, Alex Jones, A. Munro, John L. Bethune, m. d.
DiBTRiDT No. 9 — The County of Picton and that parf of the Connty
^i Colchester not included in No. 10. — David H. Smith.
A. M., Inspector, Trnro.
Diatriet of South ColcheBfer—JUv J. I. Baxter, W. E. McRobert,
K.p., J. B. t)ickie, Geo Reading, Saml Rettie, Jno King, Israel Long-
worth, Robert G. Rutherford, E. Tupper, junr., Robert Gammell, F. R.
Parker, Thos Chisholm, Cyrus Eaton, A. C. Page, m.d., Jacob Harvey,
D. MoO Johnson, Jame3 N. Crow, John Yuill.
District of North Pt'cfOH— Revs H. B. McKay. R. McCunn, James
Carmthen, R Btirnet, W. Donald, — Edgcnmlie; and John D. Mc-
^Leod, Jamea McLean, Jos A. Gordon, Saml Archibald, Donald Eraser.
District of South PtctoM— Revs D. B. Blair, W. Stewart, D. C.
MoQre : and T7. Fraser, Alex Grant, Adam C. Bell, D. D. McDonald.,
W. J. McKenzie, D. C. Fraser, James Holmes.
District, No. 10 — The County of Cumberland and that part of the
County of Colchester comprised by the District of Sterling
and the Townships of Economy and Londonderry.
— Wm. D. McKenzie, Inspector, Parrsboro.
District of West Colchester. — Revs Robt Graint, Jas McLean, James
Sinclair, Maynard V,. Freeman ; and W. A. Fulmer, J. L, Peppard,
M. ]).^ Josiah C. Crowe, Isaac Flemming, S. Jenks, A. Y. Corbett.
District of Stirling. — Rev Thomas Sedgewick, Robert L. Byers,
E. D. Roach, x.d., ^as Bannyman, W. M. Blackwood, John Clarke,
John McKay.
District of Cumberland — Revs G. Townshend, D. A., Steele; and
Gilbert Seaman, (Jharles Lawrence, Cyrus Bent, R. McLean, J. C.
Brundage, Abran^ A. Stevens, John Bragg, John Baker, J. W. Morris,
J. W. Scliurman.
District of Pamhoro' — Revs A. W. McLeod, Charles Bowman,
D.D. ; and T. D. Dickson, E. Vickery, W. Y. King, Thos Kirkpatrick,
Charles Smith, Jesse Fullerton, John Gillespie, John Henning.
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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
BANKS.
HALIFAX BANKING COMPANY. [Established 1826.]
Capital 5500,000 paid up.
W. M. Harrington, (Prest), Robie Uniacke, (V. P.) Frederick D. Corbet,
Thomas Bayne, I-. .). Morton. Cashier, W. L. Pilcaithly. Accountant,
J. A. Russell. Teller, W. Greenwood. Discount Clerk,' J. J. P. JopMn.
Ledf^er Keeper, G. A. Thomson. Clerks, S. H. Black, 6 J. Dustan, jr.
Messenger, P. Smitli. J^^ck/*,— Parrsboro', A. S. Townsend; Truro, J.
G- Taj" lor. Discount days -Daily, except Saturday.
BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA. [Established 1882.]
Capital $1,000,000.
Directors, John S. Maclean, (Prest), John Doull, (Vicc-Prest.) Daniel |
Oonan, J. J. Bremner, S. A. White. Cashier, Thomas Fyshe. Account- '
ant, E. H. Taylor. Tellers, J. H Lombard, T. B Kinsman. Clerks, D.
C Chalmers, H. A. Fleuiminp;, W. Thomson, las. Yeoman, D Forgan,
W. Stavart, A. M. K. Doull, W. A. Smith, Cavter Troop, H. A. EdmiHson.
Messengers, George Anderson, John" Anderson. Agents — Pictou, Howard
Primrose; Yarmouth, James Murray; New Glasgow, James W. Carmichacl;
Sydney, C. B., Hon Thos D. Archibald; JTen^triUe, L. DeV. Chipman;
Bridgetoton, T. D. Buggies; Digby, J. H. Churchill: Annapolig, T. S.
Whitman; DC. Chaliaers Amherst, John M. Hav; St. John, N. B., J.
M. Robinson. Woodstock, N. B., J. B. Forgan; ^ftwcaMle, N. B., B. F,
R. Morrison ; Moncton, N. B., G. Sanderson. Discount days — every veek
day except Saturday.
BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. [Established 1886.]
Capital, .£1,000,000 Sterling.
Head Office, London. Sec'y, R. W. Bradford. Head Office in the
Colonics, Great St James Street, . MoDtroal. General Manager, R. B.
Grindley. Inspector, J. S. Caraoron. *
Halifax BitANCH-r-Manager, A. E. Ellis. Accountant, J. Cholditch.
Teller, F. Brown field. Clerks, T. S. Hill, W. M. Dustan. Jkleasenger, P.
Pophara. Discount, daily.
UNION BANK OF HALIFAX. [Established 1866]
Capital £260,000.
Directors, Jas A. Moren, (Prest), Jno Gibson, Edir Smith, George R.
Anderson, Wra. J. Stairs, Hon Robt Boak, M. P. Black. Cashier, W.
Sawers Stirling. Accountant, H. Y. Clarke. Teller, E. H. Reeves. Clerks,
E. L. Thorne, C. N. 8. Sirickiaiid. Messenger, R. K. Saunders Agents—
London, London and Westminster Barik; iuon^reo/, LaBanquedu Peuple;
Hew York, National Bank of Commerce; Boston, Merchants' National
Bank,; Annapolis. A. Shearer, Agent. Discount days — every week day.
MERCHANTS' BANK OF HALIFAX. [Established 1864.]
Capital, $1,000,000.
Directors— 'Thos E. Kenny, (Prest), Michaf-I Dw\'er, (Vice-Presdt),
Jas Btttler, Thos A. Ritchie, Allison Sihlth, J. Normah Ritchie. Cashier,
George McLean. Accountant, D. H. Duncan. Telleni, J. T. P. Knight,
W. F. Mitchell. Clerks, J. W. Young, C. E. Harris, G. H. Mackensie, D.
Fletcher, W. Hutrhes, J. F. Lewis, G. Hawkins. Messenger. James Ander-
son. Agents, --.4n«i,9o»i«A, T. M. King; Bridgewater, Andrew Gow;
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PEOPLE'S BANK OF HALIFAX. .[Established 1864.]
Capital, $600,000 paid up.
Directors, George H. Starr, (Prest), R. W. Fraser, (V. P.), William
J. Coleman, A. W. West, Thomas A. Brown. Cashier, Peter rlvck. Ac-
countant, R. T. Braine. Teller, Henry J.Parker. Clerks, R. A. Woodill,
M. H. Rich<»v. jr Messenger, G. li. Wiswell. Agents — WolfiHUe, A
DeW. Barss: iMckeport, Austin Locke. Discount days — every week day
except Saturday.
BANK OF YARMOUTH. [Estabiished 1864.]
Capital, S400,006.
Directors, L. E. Baker, (Prest), C. E Brown, (V. P ) Hugh Cnnn, John
Lovitt> J. W. Moodv. Cashier, Thomas W. Johns. Accountant, U. G.
Farish. TeUer, Wni E. Perry. Clerk, F. E. Dunham.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF WINDSOR. [Established 1866.]
Capital $500,000.
Directors, Godfrey P. Payzant, (Prest), Wm Dimock, Benim D. Fraser,
M.D., E. W. Dimock, Andrew P. Shnnd. Cashier, Walter Lawson.
Accountants. I^wis T. Dimock, Charles W. Payzant.
and A. Blanchard.
Solicitors, W. H.
EXCHANGE BANK OF YARMOUTH. [Established 1869.]
Capital, $400,000.
Directors, A. C. Robbins, (Prest), G. .B Doane, (V. P.) Aaron Goudey,
A. F. Stoneman, W. D. Lovitt, L. Caun, J. H. Killam. Cashier, Alex S.
Murray. Teller, T. V. B. Biagay, jr. Glerk, Eben McGregor.
[Established 1874.]
Paid up $-400,000.
PICTOU BANK.
CapiUl $500,000.
Directors, Hon R. P. Grant, (Prest.), J. R. Noonan, (V. P ), Robert
Doull, Isaac A. Grant, James Kitchen. Donald Fraser. Munager, Thomas
Watson. Cashier. John McKeen. Clerk, W. D. Mevnell.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
Capital, $12,000,000. Reserve $5,500,000.
Head Office, Montreal. President, C. F. Smithers. General Manager,
W. J. Buchanan. Halifax Branch— Manager, F. Gundry.
Branches at St. John, N. B., Quebec, Toronto, Hamilton, London,
Ottawa, Kingston, Cornwall, Brockville, Perth, Belleville, Port Hope,
Lindsay, Peterborough, Sarnia, Stratford, St Mary's, Biantford, Guelph,
Godrich, Picton, Almonte, Newcastle, N. B., Moiicton, N. B., Chatham,
N. n., St. John, N. B., London, G. B., New York, U. S.
The hours of business at the above Banks are from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
except on Saturdays, when they close at 1 p.m.
DOMINION SAVINGS' BANK.
This Bank is kept in the New Provincial Building. Hours of attendance,
daily from 10 to 3 o'clock, except on Saturdays. Cashier, Jno II. Wallace.
Clerks, A. C. Johnston, J. Litiigow, J. H. Ualcom. Messenger, Michael
Austm. Closes at 1 o'clock on Suturday.
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Nova Scotia Marine Insurance Association. — Hon A; G. Jones,
(Prest), John 8. McLean, (V. P.) Directors, John Doull. J. F. Kennj',
James J. Bremner, Geo. R. Hart, F. W. Russell. Sec*y, John Strachaii,
54 Bedford Row.
Mkrchants' Marine Insurance Company — Capital, $200,000. DJrec-
tros, J. S. Belcher, (Prest), John Duifus, George Mitchell, Daniel Cronan,
Wm Esson, Wni J. Lewis. Anditois, Peter Ross, Thos Abbott Sec'v,
Chas W. Wright, 60 Bedford Row.
Atlantic Mariwe Association — Directors, W. H. Ilart, (Prest), J.
T. Wood, Thos E. Kennv, G. R. Anderson, F. G. Parker, Wiley Smith,
Robt Morrow, (V. P.). "Sec'y, P. W. Cr. ip;hton.
Ocean Marine Insurance Association — Directors, Aug. W. West,
(Presdt), J. p. Mott. (V. P.,) Wm. Lawaon, George J. Troop, Adam Burns,
Levi Hart. Sec'y, B. W. Salter.
CiiKBUCTO NIarine INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. — George McKeneie,'
(Prest.), John Pugli, Robert Taylor, Joseph Seeton, M. Carney, Robert
Pickfbrd, James S. Cochran. Sec'y, J. Tremaine Twining. Office, Bed-
ford Row.
Halifax Marine Insurance Association. — Allison Smith, (Prest),
James Butler, (V. P.), H. H. Fuller, Wm. Robertson, W. A. Black, R. "J.
Seeton. Secy., E. C. Twining.
CoBEQUib Marine Insurance Company, Truro— Directors, Charles
Blanchard, (Prest), Jas Crowe, J. F. Blanchard, Nelson Murphy, Capt Chas
Cox, Jacob Frieze, John Yuiil. Auditors, A. M. Cochran, Geo. Campbell.
Sec'y and Treas., Jas K. Blair.
Avon Marine Insurance Company, Windsob — ^Directors, William
Dimook, (Prest, ) B. Smith, C. B. Bowman, George W. Churchill. Sec'y and
Treasurer, D. P. Allison. Auditors, E. W. Dimock, G. P. Payzant.
Windsor Marine Insurance Company, Windsor — Directors, G. P.
Payzant, (Prest), Jno Stirling, Edwd O'Brien, Captain Thoma» Aylward.
Sec'y and Treas., W. H. Blanchard. Auditor, B. Smith, William Dimock.
Shipownkrs Marine Insurance Company of Windsor— ( Limited-
Directors, E. W. Dimock, (Prest ), Sbubael Dimock, (V. P.), Bennett
Smith, John B. North, M^ P. P., John A. Harvie, George Mounce, Mark
Curry. Sec'v, Allen Haley.
PiCTOu itoME Marine Insurance Association — Directors, Roderick
McKenzie, (Chsiirman,) Robtrt P. Fraser, Howard Primrose, James Yora-
ton, Richard Tanner. Broker, Hon Robt P. Grant.
PicTou Mutual Marine Insurance Association — Directors, Alex J.
Patterson, ( President,) Isaac A. Grant, Robert Hockin, John A. Dawson,
David H. Purvis. A. C McDonald, Broker.
St. LawrenceMarine Insurance Association of Pictou — Directors,
John R. Noonan, R. S. Dawson, James Stalker, G. J. Hamilton, George
Elliott. Broker, Robt Doull. Halifax Agent, W. S. Salter, 5 Prince St.
Maritime Marine Insurance Association of Pictou — Directors,
C. Primrose, (President), John Yorston, J. A. Gordon, Fred W. Fraser,
Wm. Campbell.
Dominion Marine Insurance Association, River John— Directors,
James Kitchen, (Prest,) John Henry, John McKenzie, Wm. Redmand,
Chas McLennan. Mroker, Arch McKenzie.
Atlantic Insurance Company, Yarmouth— Directors, GeoB. Doane,
(Prest), John K. Rverson, Bowman Corning, Hugh Cann, John H. Kiilam,
Geo H. Levitt, B. Hilton. Sec'y, Jno Kiilam.
Acadia Insurance Company, Yarmouth— Directorti, Nathan Moses,
(Prest), Wm Burrill, jr., Benj Murphy, A. Goudey, Samuel J. Hatfield, Z.
Goudy, Joseph Burrell. Sec'y, T. V. B. ]}ingay.
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CoMUKKOiAL Ihsuranck Compamt, Yawhouth — Directors, A. C
Robbins, < Prest), W. K. Dudman, L. Cann, Andw Lovitt, Jonth Ilorton,
N. (vliurehill, T. M. Lewis. Sec'y, G. G. Sanderson.
Makine Isbuuakck Compaky, Ya'imouth — Directors, J. W. Moody,
(Prest), Saml M. Ryerson, Dennis Horton, L. K. Baiter, George U. Guest,
A. F. Stoneman. John Murphy. Sec'y, S. B. Murray.
Pacific Imhukangk Compa-ny, Yakmouth— Diiiiciors, Thos Kiilam,
(Prest), John Lovitt, N. D Lewis, VV. H. Moody, \V. D. Lovitt, ¥. Dennis,
W. A. Cann. 8e<»«tary, W. A. Chase.
OniKNTAL Insukanck Company, Yakmouth — Directors, Wm. Law,
(Prest), Jacob Bingay, James J. Lovitt, J. B Lovitt, Uenry Lewis, Abram
M. Hatfield, Robert EUenwood. Secretary, Job Haifield.
Maitland Mauine Insuhance Co— President, Nelson Murphy. Direc-
tors, Chas Cox, Alex A. McDougall, Alfred Putnnm, Archibald McCallum,
Isaac Douglas, Jas K- Hlair. Auditors, A. M. Cochran, Osmond O'Brien,
Sec'y and Treas., H. T. Harding.
l^EW GlasooVv Marine Insurance Amooiation— (Incorporated.)
Directors, J. \V. Carmichael, (Presdt), Jumes D. McGregor, John R.
Smith. Angus Chishulm, .lames Fraser, (Downie), David Patterson, J. H.
McGregor. Sec'y, G. W Underwood.
Western Asburancb CoMPANY.^Head Office, Toronto. Capital,
§800,000. J. Scott Mitchell, Aficnf, cor Prince Street and Bedford Row.
PhOVlDBKCK, WahHINOTON, MaKINB INSURANCE COMPANY OF Pko-
vii>ENCE, RiiouK Isi.ANi>. — U. St Georgc Twining, General Agent, 60
Bedtord Row.
Bi<ni8ii America Marine Assurance Company o" Touonto.—
Asmis, $1,200,000. William S. Suiter, Agent, 5 Prince Sneet.,
FIRE.
Halifax Fire Imsurancr Company— Authorized Capital, $400,000.
Directors, Jno Gibson, (Prest), John P. Mott, (V. P.,) Ceo Ksson, Daniel
Cronau, Robie Uniacke, John L. Burry. Sec'y, Ricbd Tremain, 60 Bedtbid
Row.
Acadia Fire Insurance Company — Capital $400,000. Directors, Hon
Robt Boak, (Pntst), Jas A. Moren, Hon A. G. Jones. Wm J. Coleman, £dwd
Smith, Gto Mitfliell. Sec'y, Jno H. Harvey, Bedlwrd Roav..
Royal C.":'<adian Fire ani> Marine Insurance Company. — Local
Boanl of Directors, J. B. Duffus (Chairman), T. E. Kenny, A. W. West,
W. J. Lewis, Wm. Esson, W. M. Harrington,
and Bedford Row. J. Scott Mitchell, Agent.
Lancashire Fire and Like Insurance Company.-
Sicclair, Agent, 106 Hollis Street.
Imperial Fire Ins. Comp'y of London — Capital
Agent, M. B. Daly, Hollis Street.
Ph<enix Fire Ins. Cojip'y ok London— Agent, James S. Macdonald &
Incorporated 1819.
L. Lowell & Co.,
Co., 186 Hollis St
Mtjxa Insurance Comp'y of Hartford, Conn.-
Charter Perpetual. Asssts $7,000,000. Agents, W.
Hollis street.
SovKUEioN Firr Insurance Comp'y, Toronto — Isaac J. Wvlde, Agt.
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. — Capital j^l, 500,000.
Agent C. J. Spike, Corner Uollts and Sackville Sts.
Bkitish Ameuica Fire Assurance Company.— Assets $1,200,000. —
Agent, A. G Edwards, 6 Prince Street.
Hartford Fire Insuicvnce Company or Hartford, Conn. — Assets
9MM,020.— Agents, W. L. Lowell & Co.
NORTHBRN FlKK IN8. CoMP'Y OF LONDON AND ABERDEEN — Capital,
£8,000,000 8tg. Agent, J. F. Kenny, Hollis St
LtvKRPooii AND London and Globk Imsu
C. J. Wylde, 70 Bedford Row.
At r. WAIiMI'8, Cltj mirdwiurc Store, Market 8«u«re.
Office, corner Prince Street
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Capital, £2,000,(K)0. B. W. and W< S. Salter, Agents at Halifax, 6 Prince
: Street.
I Quebec Fire Insurance Company.— F. D. Corbott & Co., agents for
Nova t^cotia.
I Western Assurance Company of Toronto. — Hon J. McMurrich,
(Prest). J. J. Kenny, Managing Director. James Boomer, 8ec'v. J
Pringle, General Agent, d. M. Greer, Agent (or N. S., 191 Hoilid ^reet.
FiiiK Insurance Asscciation ok London, G. B. — G. M. Greer, Agent,
1»1 Hollis St
Norwich Union Insurance Company — Agent, C. J. P. Clarkson,
22 Pi i nee Street.
FIKB Airo IiIFlB.
North Briti-jh and Mercantile Fire and Life Ins. Comp'y —
Capital, £2,(K)U,000 stg. A^ent, W. L. Lowell & Co., Hollis St.
Queen Fire and Life Ins. Comp'y of Liverpool, G. B. — Capital,
£2,000,000 stg. Agent, Stephen Tobin: OHice. Queen Building, Hollis
Street.
Royal Fire and Life Ins. Cojip'y oti" Liverpool, G. B.^— Capital,
£2,000.000 stg. Ageiitp, Farquliar, Forrest $c Co., Hollis street.
Guardian Fip.£ and Life Ins. Comp'y oc' London— Capital Jb20, 000, 00(1
stg. Agent, M. B. Almon, Hollis Street.
FIRE AND MARINE.
Canada Fire and Marine Insurance Company.— Head officf,
Hamilton, Ont. (;a|)ital SI, 000,000. General Agent for Nova Scotia,
Capt C. J. P. Clarkson, 22 Prince St.
UOMINION FlKK AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. — Head Offi'"^,
Hamilton. Otit. Authorized capital, SI, 000,000. Agent, Capt C J. . .
Clarkson, 22 Prince Straot.
IjIFB.
Canada Life AssurancbCompany— (Hamilton, Ontario.) Capital,
Sl.000,000. Agent, A lick Ramsay, Fsq, U5 Hollis Street, Genera' Agent
for Maritime Proviitces.
Confederation Life Association of Canada. — ^Augustus Alli-
son, Manager, No. 5 Prince Street.
Standard Life Ass. Comp'y — Annual Revenue, £813,000. Secretary
and Agent for Nova Scotia, Alfred Sliort, Hollis Street.
Star Life Ass. Soc'y of London- -Capital, £100,000 -stg.
Life Association of Scotland — Accumulated Fund, £1,191,582 stg.
See'y, Jno H. Harvey, Bedford Row.
Connecticut Mutual Life Ass. Comp'y op Hartford, Conn. —
Organized 1846. Charter perpetual.. Assets, $23,000,000. Local Agents
for Halifax, W. L. Lowell & Co., 16$ Hollis Street.
The Equitable Ltfk Ass. Soc'y qf the United States — Agents
for Nova Scotia and Prince Edward IsIShd, A. C. Edwards, Hollis St.
Metropolitan Life Ins. Comp'y of New York— Thomas A. Temple,
St John, N.B , General Dominion Agent. Agent at Halifax, £. D. Meynell,
215 Hollis Street.
London and Lancashire Life Assurance Coj^pany, of London,
England. — Greorae M. Greer, General Agent, 191 Hollis Street.
.^TNA Life' Disurance Company— Agei^t, C. F. Reynolds, Hollis St.
LIFB AND AOOIDBNT.
CiTizKNS Insurance C'^. or Canada — ^Fire, Life, Guarantkb and
Accident — McSweeney & Fielding, Agents, 191 Hollis Street.
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The Travrllers' Life and Accident Ins. Comp't of HAimroim,
Conn. — Qco^nii Agents tvr llfova Scotia and Priude Edward loland; W. L.
Lowell, & Co. Agent tor Halifax and Dartmouth, 0. J. P. Clarkson, 14
Prince Street. .
Accident Insurance Compact or' Canada. — Capital $160,000,
Local Board of Directors, W^ J. Stairs, T. E.Kenn}', Adam Burns. Agetit,
Geo. M. Oreef, 191 Hollis Street, Halifax.
CiTtSBNs* Accident Imscrance CohpamIt of Canada. — General
A^rt, W. S. Salter, 5 Prince Street, Halifax, N. S.
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Canada Gcarantee Company, Montreal. — Sir A. T. Gait, (Prest).
Directors, ThomM £. Kenny, William J. Stairs, Adam Burns. Solicitors,
Messrs. Macdonaid & lUgby. General Agent, M. B. Almon^ 166 Hollis
Street.
London Guarantee ahd Accident Compant, London— Ageat, A.
C. Edwards. Hollis Street.
tfBBCAXrKL]l_001^A»XI8,
Chamber of Commbbcb, Halifax.— Executive Committee, John
Doull, (Prest), Hon Robert Boak, W. C. Silver, (V. P's), J. S. Belcher,
Peter Jack, Jno S. McLean, Bobt Piekford, J as Butler, J. T. Wood, M.
Dwver, W. H. Hart, E. G. Stayner, T. E. Kenny, W. M. Doull, C. F. De-
Wolfe. Charles M. Creed, Sec'y.
The Nova Scotia Scoau Refinery (Limited), capital $600,000.
Directors, Thos. A. Ritchie, Prendemt ; Hon. R. Boak, Hoii. Jas. Butler,
E. P. Archbold, Michael Dwyer. Matwigtr^ Oscar W. Donner. Office,
corner Hollis and Uuke Streets,
Pll/)T C0MMI88IONERA FOR the CtTY AND COUNTY OP HALIFAX.—
John Pugh, Cltaiitann; Daniel Cronan, Capt. G. A. McKeneie, J. Taylor
Wood, Jo»^h Seelon, Lewis Anderson, David Hunter, F. D. Corq^tt,
i8ee*v and Treat.
List of Piia)T8 for the Port of Halifax, N. S., 1877.— No. 1, John
Fleming, Ketcli Harbor ; No. 2, Thomas Holland, Duncan's (Jove ; No.
3. James Holland, Duncan's Cove ; No 4, William Baker, Halifiix ; No.
6, Biertiard Gallagtier, Haiifiuc ; No. 6, Daniel Martin, Kdtch Harbor ) No.
7, Josenii Rhino, Herring Cove ; No. 8, Patrick Hayes, Herrine Cove ;
No. 0, Hugli Monroe, Herring Cove ; No. 10, Jeremiah Holland, Duncan's
Cove; No. 11, Edward Bayers, Ketch Harbor; No. 12, James Hanrahan,
Ferguson's Cove; No. 13, William Beasley, Ferguson's Cove; No. 14,
John Haves, Herring Cove; No. 17, Charles Glasebrook, Ferguson's
Cove; No. 18, Richard Neill, Ferguson's Cove.
The Western Union Teleoraph Compantt— Proprietors and Lessees
of all the Telegraph Lines in the United States and the Maritime Provinces,
from Port Hood to 'San Franciflco, and connecting via Atlantic Cable and
Northern line with all the Telegraphs in the world. Capital, $46,000,000.
Head Office, 146 Broadway, New York. Prest., W. Orton. Vice-Presdts.,
A. B. Cornell, Au? Schelf, N. Green, H. Durkee. Sec'y, A. R. Brewer.
Treas., R. H. Rochester. Auditor, J. B. VanEvery. General Engineer,
Marshal Lefi^rts. Stipt'd Eastern Division, J. C Hinchman. Electrician,
G. B. Prescott.
The Nova Scotia lines connect with those of New Brunswick at Sackville,
and those of Newfoundland at North Sydn^, C. I).
Nova Scotia District.- -Superintendent, R. T. Clinch, St. John. Manager,
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D. Bailiey,
Cbi»b^Im.i t
Amhwratk '
Annapons,
Antigonishy
ATpodfte,
Aylesford,
Arichat,
Atholfi .
Baddeck,
BarringtOD,
Berwick,
Bridgeport,
Bridjptown, y
Bridgewater^
BfLT River,
Canning,
Canap,
Chester,
Cheyenne Weill,
C. B.
Q. M^Dowad, HiM Sterna, Miaa
■ .-y.i r,:.uii:/ ■ f ■
^f^fi'i '■>"•■' xit< liunoBbuvy,
mebeit^ I'lihU i ilfaboiiallanrv
Dartmouth, Margaret's Bay,
£ast RirerPtctou Macoan,
KMt R 8h«el Bbr Marie JoMph,
Elmsdale,
(Great Village,
Guysbetro',
Glace Bay,
Halifax, ,„,„,
Hantsport;^ "^ ^ '
Hilhburgb^
Iron MiiVM.
iMa^^t Harbor,
Jeddore,
Kentville,.
Lawrencetown,
Melreae;
lit. Uoiackv,
MiOdletoo,
Mabou,
Movqqpdoboit
North Sydney,
N. Glwgow,
Pictou, I
i^ictou Laqding,
Plaister Cove,
Port^Haivkeab«ry, WMtviHe^,
Port Hood, Whitehead,
Maekintosfc, Miu
Shclbome,
ShubenacacUef
Sherbrook,
IHiipHarbor,
8t Peter'*,
Steliartalir
8tfewiack«^<
Sydney, ' ,nf.-:
Tatamagoache,
Tnngier,
Truro,
Tor B»5V
Walkiee,
Wttverley,
Weymouth,
Pt.Mularave,
Pogwasn,
BiOOJadno*
River John,
Wilmot,
Windsor,
Windsor Junction,
Wolfville,
SaekviUe^ N. B., Ywiuoath,
Lingan,
Lirerpool,
Coniitnr Harbour. 14«(^l^|IinH
Cross Roads, IXMskeport,
Cow Bay, Londonderry,
And ftll Railway Stationa iii Protiace.
CnuMKRCiAL TftATRbUEK'B AsaociATiON.—PrerfdeHt, A. K. MeKin-
lay; VicewPreeMlente, J. R Diavidsori, Wm. Doull, H. H. Fuller, Aram
Burns, W. H. Webb, Robt. Taylor and T. E. Kenny: Directors, W. H.
Troopt W, If Stewart, J. W. Aijiiaon, T. A. Coasman, J. A. Morrison and
T. C> Allev; TreaB4rer, Wm Robertsoa; Secretary, James Fraser.
KOVA SOOTIA PSRWAMBNT BksIJ^T BU1I.J)>IK0 SOCUtTY AMI* SAVIKGS'
Fund— Trustees. W. J. Almon, m.d., 8. Selden, %>bie Uitiacke. Directors,
Jno P. MjDtt, (Preeideat), W. M. Harrington, (Y. Preaident), Jas A.
Mor?n, Hon D, Mctf . Parker, fidwwd Smith. Audtton, J. T. Wylde, W.
H.Hart HanlBers, the IJni^B Bank of HaUfax. Surveyor, Dnncan Grant.
Seay, and Treas., John W. Burton. Office, HoUis Street
Ha|.ipax aw Dartmautk Stbamboat Company — Prist., Hon Dr
Parker, Directony Doniinick Farreil, John Stairs, Agent and Manager,
Geo A. McKenzie.
<!H^pueTD,SiAiaNB Railwat, DART»iouTH~-I>irector», John P. Mott
(Pre* ); Jas W. Turner. Sec'y and Treas., C. J. Wylde. Sapt., E.
Weston. Offi«e, 70 Bedford R»w.
NoRTR Stdkey Marine Railway CoMFAinr-^ireetors, Jamet B.
Ouffvis, (PreetX Hon T. Dv^Archibald, Wm. J. Lewis, m.p., Thos E. Kennv,
Jno P. Mott. Sec'y and Treas, H. N. Paint.
Pictou Marine Railway Comp'y — ^Prest, Jae Primroae. Directors, J.
Crerar, J. A. Dawson, Roderick McKenaie. Ageotand Sec'y, H. Primrose.
Lessees, AJci/dl & Toretom
The Starr Manupaot^riko Company — CajMtal •800,000. Works at
Dartmouth. Directors, Thomas A. Ritchie, (Prest), W J Stairs (V.P.),
Alliaoa Smith, G- A. 8, Crichtoo, Geo R. Anderson, Francis Parker, J. C.
ll^ckintosh. Sec'y, J. T. Wylde. Manager, John Forbes. Office, 7t{
Bedford Rmw.
Halifax Gas Light CompanYiHI Capital $330,000.) Prest., T. A.
Ritciiie. Directors, Geo Esson, Sr., Martin P. Black, Geo K. Anderson, Hon.
Robert Boak, Edward Smith. Manhger, Robt. Baxter. Sec'y, T. M.
Braine. Clerks, Fletcher A. Heonigar, J. A. Ritchie, James Buist.
j4Hi<^fn(0 CitAL Mmuici A«BociATiOM«<-Ag«pti B. B. Barahili. Manager,
Robert RadpM*^ Joggine, Cuanberiaad Go.
HarilirMre ft •Y«ryt«Mcrt9iaMi.att V*'WiM<AM*S»
raat «mc«.
Emerson, Sterens ft Co/s Snperlor An«riean Stythes.
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[idi, Mfu
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E. McKin-
ler, A ('am
M, W. H.
■rimn and
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Directors,
i), Jas A.
y^ylde, W.
can Orant.
I., Hon Dr
Manager,
\m P. Blott
S»pt., E.
Jamei B.
Y^ Kenny,
Irectom, J.
. Primrose.
Works at
ilr» (V.P.),
irker, J. C<
Office, 7'^
-est., T. A.
rson, Hon.
'v, T. M.
ttist.
Manager,
Mt Olllce.
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Nkw York and Aoaoia Company.— Agent, William Bennet, Haican,
Cumberland Co.
Si>KiNO Hill Mining Compant— Manager, Wm. Hall, Spring Hil),
Cumberland Co.
Vale Coal, Ihon and MANiTFAcrcRtNO Co. — SirHngh Allan, (Fres.)
Agent, J6flepli B. Moore, New Glasgow. Manager, John Greener, Vale
Colliery, Pfetou Co.
Halifax Coal Compant, (Limited) —Agents, 8. Canard & Co., Hali-
fax. Manager. James Hudson, Stellarton, Pictou Co.
Intrncolonial Coal Mining CoMPANt— Agent, Bobert Simpson,
Westvilie, Piorou'Co.
Acadia Coal Company— Agent, H. S. Poole, Stellarton, Pictou Co.
Nova Scutia Coal Compant— Agent, W. W. White, Westvilk-,
Pic»ou Co.
Ggwkie Colliery — Agents, Archibald ft Co., North Sydney, C4 B.
Manager, Charfes Archibald. Cow Bay, C. B.
Block House Coal Mining Company— Agent, R. Belloni, Cow BAy,
Capo Breton.
Caledonia Coal and Railway Company. — Agent, David MacKeen,
Caledonia Mines, Cape Breton.
Clyde Coal Miming Compant— Bfaai^g^, John Sutherland, Port
Caledonia, Cape Breton.
General Mining Association. — (Srdnev CoIlierv.)^Manager, Richd
H. Brown, Sydney Mjnes, C. B. Agents, Cunard & Morrow, Halifax.
General Mining Association— (Lingan Colliery.)— Manager, Donald
Lynk, Lingan, Cape B^'ton.
Glace Bay Coal Mining Company— ^Manager, Ktslaif Mitchell,
Little Glace Bay^ C. 1*.^ Agent, E. P. Anshbold, Halifiix.
Inteknational Coal and Railway Company.— Manager, Prcscott
Joimston, Bridgeport. Agents, Dodd & OUlies, Sydtie;^^ Cape Bfclod:
SuuTii Head Coal Company — ^Manager, James Baird^ CotffBay, C.B.
Toronto Coal OoMPANVr-£- Ceasells, Seoretaryf Tcinmto.
iNVERNKssk QOAL, tsoM AND RAILWAY, CoNPANY^-Ag^nt, AMander
Wright, Moncton, N. B. • j ij'
. New Camp^w^lton Coluery— rAgent, Jphn ttcp^bard, mw C«mp-
b^flTtott, Cfipe Br6tota. ^ '
Victoria Coal Mining CompaIty— Agenla, A. & W. Smith & Co.
The STi«r<tL' Company op Canada— (LfiMi^).-^Capital,-b^O,000.
Chainnanof Directors, C. W. SieMMrta,- F.R.S. London. Sec'y, E. F
Tremayne. Fumace$, Roding MUl, Fmmdry and Btttl WorkaM London-
derry. N. 8.— M&n&^er, J. Jamme: Treasarer, Wm. Dudgeon; Analyst,
Henvy Louis. Agents atHalifax^ F D. Oorbeit tf Co.
Dominion Copper Paint CftMPA»Y-T-Work8 at Dartmouth, C. J.Wylde,
SfMfrQtary and Treasurer, 70 Bedford ^w. . ,
Acadia Powder CoMPANt-r©lw:K)Jt8, ^ojin P. Wott, (Preat), L. J.
Mortop, R. Unjacke, Edward Shiifh. Siii[>^«ntehdent, B. C- Wilson,. C
J. WyMe, See*-etilt^,70B»d<iiifaH6W. " ■ :'■ '
Pictou Gas CoMPANT^DiriwJtort. C. E. Davids, (Pipfei), A. J. Pattei^sou,
Rodlc. McK«nztiB, Jatttes Tontbn, Robert P. FraMr. Secretary, FlMderick
McLennan.
Avon Bridge Company — Directors, B. DeW. Fraser, (Prest), G. C.
Wiggins, Samuel G. Blaok, £. W. Dimodi, W. H. BlaUcbard. Seo'y and
Treaa., G. P. Payzant.
Mkkchantu* Exchange and Rkading ^ooMr-No. 158 HoIIis Street.
Chas M. Creed, Proprietor and Superintendent.
Dartmouth Ropework Company- Works ai^d Office, North Dart*
mouth ; Proprietors, Wm Stftirs, Sob, JltMoVrow.
Marine Kailm'AY, Yarmouth. — Dii^ectors, James B. Kinney, (Pres.);
J. K Ryewt.n, Hugh K. Cftnn, Bowman Coniibg. Sec'y, R. 8. i*>ikins.
Western Counties Railway Co. — Directors, Geo. B. Donne, (Pries),
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8. M. Ryerton, Frank Killan, B. P. Ladd, N. W. Bletben, Hugh Caon, W.
H. Moodj. Secy, J. W. Bingay.
Oas Compamy, Yarmoutit— Cai^tal $80,000> Directors, Samuel
Killam, (Pres), Nathan Moses, Hugh Cann, B. P. Ladd, N. VV. Blethen,
A. Goudey, A. F. Stoneman. Secy, B. S. Bakins.
LivBKPOoi. Mabink Railway CSompamy— (Incorporated Av D. 1S56.)
Directors, Thomas Bees, (President,) John D. McLeam, (Vica President,)
Andrew Oowie, JoBe|>h Innia^ John H. Mulhall. Treasurer and Superin-
tendent, Thomas Day. Secretary, J. N. Freeman.
: BRCriHi Amekicam Hat CoMrAKY-~(Truro.)->DireGton, W. H. Tre-
maia (Pres.)i Cyrus Eaton, and A. C. Schurman. Sec'y and Trees., C. A.
Kent.
Tbvro FuBmTDRB MAKWAOTunwo Co.— Directors. W. H. Tremain
g^res.), Wm Fulton, G. J. Grant, L. B. McElbinney and W. E. McRobert,
. D., Manager. Sec'y, W- P. McBobert
HouvTAiM Cemetbky Co., Yahmovth.— Directors, N. Mose», (Prea.),
Jafaiea B. Kinney, Geo S. Brown, L. £. Baker, F. Dennis, Jas 0. Farish.
Secretary, G. J. Farrish.
WOLitXiatOV OF SXe»TAL8
Mad«0tAe Ship SttjflT at Citadel Hill, when Vetteia are ae«n Jiom the
- « ,. ' i . ■' . Cikulel or reported from an Outpost.
For 1 j^nara itigged vessel, 2 balls close up, one on the ootcr halliard
jiad pne on the inner halliard.
" 2 Do, I baU. hoisted on the onter halliard and one doee op on the
inner halliard ; onter ball dropped.
'* S IN). 1 balb ^oae up, one on the ostar and one on the Miner
■'^- ■■ ''.'IMlkMi'"'' • ■••"«^. . . , ,. .^ „, .
" 4 Doi 9%ttQii lepnrated, and one qlose nfV on the inner halliard.
' " 6Jlh, * t^aotr 6f atiy coldnr on the ooteT hallikftl, and one bi^ll
cJQieiij) irvMdtB ,,
" 6t^b, a peh'aht^ndiir a ball close np on the.pilj(9!C.h(^||.iard, fud a
ball a^ tho inner halliard dose up.^ ■/ .1 ,'\ '
," 7 tH). a ponant over a bidl doee up on the o«(er halliard, and a
1 baU^losdJip on the inner haJliard./
"^ t Do, a penant under t#o balls doee np on the outer halliards
I > ' ' with « ball close np on the inner halliard.
" 9 Do, a penant between two bAlls tjk/tt vp on the onter halliaTd
wich a ball dbse np on the tniser hcilliard.
For 10 Do, "
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: a^coordingto^tho gwirf«r> the vesad Ant appears in.
: Whan SaHiilg Ve^fdf^ i^ri} irc^niwl JinN^-jim :«H*tpoiit, the foilowin}r
signab are made oh the lowetyM^> lioiw i^s^d eydnsivelfr for sailing
ttttifdlf as Mijliii>at»^ir;!■;:' '■/.■;.'.• ''^^■M^^kyl^:0^%^^^M-- •
■;''l^:it^qiMnm0i^^Vk»A;m^ 'Ofe<e a^ the eater,
thed^erat t^e inner halliard, cl08o!:n p. ^ ; :
Aidhip, ahttrge ball atihe.^d.ctf M,^iiiidiM^ inner
bailiaijd.-:,.:. .•.■•:,;, ;.. .■•':/ ::K*^'i^^^^ • ' ' '^ ' ^
V' X Btirqae, a iiirg^ j(b flt^^^^^ dropped at inner
halliard. . ' ' „'. V",'.'" .''.•■•', ' . ,' ' i . ' - -
ABriff, iiamall one aftbe «^..Qjt tfie yard>ai»d a largio one at tite
inner halliajn.'
1 a ball eNMe np on the tntser nailiarG.
1, a fti^ o| any coloaf doib up on the ontet hf^l^rd* Wifh a
cl^se.up ob w inni^ halHara.' ,'.,',''.';' ,.
>ve balls, ftb., are hoisted on thit. i^t ii^ #esl y<M drtin.
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▲ Brifpuitiiie, • crotw ek»M tp at the onter halthurd. Two otr mont
do, R cross half hoisted.
A fopAail fldiooner, « eroii ^tMe «p at the i«iii«r MUard
Two or more scliooners, « cross {oner, h«If hoisted.
The apper y«rd of tCie Ship SlaJfis osoiil Mloly to desig^*^ Sleplfn
VeiNie^CJllos'i ' ' „:'
'Two lurgeiHilts tlose up, one at the ootet and tlie other «t th* tnnet*
halliard, E mi W* astaavMHr repmted i« tiwt(|Bttter; .
A small ball at the onter, and a liMTgo one At t^io inner halliard, a
very small or regular «p#$(ing SteauMT.
A Ifi^gA hi^l ft tjbn ontier, and * «imU one at tli» loner kaliliaMl, a
larco or ooeffi going $teamer,
Lf^ntcrns aro.liotsied ^t night tode^pte i^ atfeamer repQrtod. .
.4.^.<w4«4(fB.I<ifEl)l» Wriiontal, tbe 9ei4 iigat <• the fiaatwar^
denotes a dti^roeir Sast feported. ,v i
A Green and wkfte light. borixoKtal, the greeii light to tlt« Weat-
wacd^ deMtoa A, $(e«mer West reported.
/ie(^ UgDt Above ai«(e, 12 feet apart, mail from Bngland.
GrrMnlight above white, 12 feet apart, mail for England.
ITA^e lk[iht iUmiv^ re^, 1^ feet f^l^rC, i^ewfoandland miiil.
Wttttenghi above ^rreen, 12 feet apart, Bermuda mail
(rraei^ light aibovo!r^, 12 faeti^rt, English A£an-of-War.
tied, greeri and white, 12 feet apart,, neiitrajl Man-OiT-War. ,. ,
Whei^f, ^lea^ier is aighted the tcAtte %ht,is,|al(en down, ..ii .lt<*a^A /
^.l^omj^affe ind*»i!^d the sfime as opy ^eiici^ef yard* i^io thei «mi
of sailmg iesiels.
When the deaeription of veisd in aecertajvied, the following descriptive
colors will ht hoisted at the mastbiac^ «n4 the inner baH token dowa :
A Union Jack — ^a Flag Ship.
oli*BefWaHBter4k'6«eiUber, a whiOfryeaaiit with • ilas hadlin cM
centre, oeer the Union Jfldc.
lfan-of-WM.«iihlle.gteaimr^ »wMte!pm«at:wlthi«'Miiff ball tolhe^
centre oiukr the Union Jnck.^ , >-;■.■
Troop SMb. fhiM.m|n9n( ^ WMOCWisea., ; .„ ,
Dominion bine Ensign, nnaersti^mer penaiit, Diominion .gimboAt^ .
A red flag piereed white, Bo]r|il>faii Packet from Engi^iHl.l 9ort-
A blue and red tonr quarters, wi^ whUtA-Ml ||R uppeK ^||A^ nightly
quarter, mail for i^i^gUmdf..^ i . •, ^ :,-,t.:.i', ,•■ f,!^ ■jlutH ') J, } line...
A bhio flaR-white centre, from England. I Wflfltlr linA. ''^
AH)hie and white four qu^rt«rs,i6Jf England. { ^^^Py ""«! j y
A white fl^g; pien*^ bUie, Newfoun4la^ nifil.
A white Hag, pieroed ,red^ Bermuda ma^^ .^ri ,..
A hlne penant — a Ship. ft- ;;;tt{i sHiiv/ ,n
A blue and white sonant — aBarqae. ,« ^fihl}i}iiYi
A red penant — a Brig.
A red and white penant— a Brigantine. ,• t tr.,.,
A white penant — a Sloop or Schooner.
A blue and white flag horicontailT divided — a Foreign or Neutral
Fleet. •• •; ■*•'•'■■■' « •■;■ ' ' ,'
A white and blue flag vertieKIiy 'df^ded— a Foreign or KeUtrill Man-
of-War. :
A Mfie flag— -a. Foreign Or Neutral Merchantman. ' ' '
A red flafr— an Enemy's Merchantnwinj i >:f • t^ ,^'inn
A red, whiteand blue flag, red next the fliii«t^l}ncihV» -Fleet. '
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A blaia, w|iHe and rw) Sag— bln« n«xt the mMt oadwr BlMmer't iig-
nal, a French Man-of- War.
. American flag (Stan and Strip«a)< andor SleaoMr'a si|i^l| AnMrioin
Mnn-of-War.
l^Ipw fl^^abov^e deKriDtire^^ „ „ . ;.
When an Bnglisn Packet arrires daring tne niRht, a red mnQgoIar
fl«^ wiU ]>>« ke|>t fljin^ ft U^o mfiit head fron^ 7 ti^ 9. pVcJimHjf^ ^ |A.
MvrohMitB^ V>tTM« •l^aala-Pmrt of Baltflkk. ' ^<«^-
• ■' MUD, ■■ ''■■••■■ ^'^
J. T. Twining, red and white bur|;«e, red uppermost. "
OroMiMn liine, Wewid A Co, Afirenis, red burp^, white C in oen«Ml
Quebnc and Qulf Ports S. S. Co, .F. D. Corbett & Co, 'A(t«nui, red,
white, red, red uppermost^ witfti hIne.p«i1Mndiettl'iir bar in the (^h^^.
Imnaa Line, a red fla^, witttt eemer, with * UaPk diamond in cMttta.
James Batler & Co, red flag, white border, centre whit^ star.
John S. Mbljeitn, Md, vHitte and red flag, red npipermbst. ' >^y)/'
T. A. S. DeWolf & Son. red and white flag, tod «pperme«t, With a VM-
and white ball in centre, the red half on the white, and tiM white
halfonthered. * !' ", '
J. S. Cochran A Co, red and white ilag, striped hori2ontalt|'^ wttll a
blae star in flie eenW«. ^
J. M. Watson k Co, red, white ind< Mae fla^, divided diagonally, ted
uppermost, with red star on the wHit^. '';
Lawson. Harrington 4Cb, red«nd yellow fla^[*trlpod horhsbittitllt.
Daniel CtattM, a^Hdfl», red; iliffaiie, led; whiw peMwit, p e rj^ h Ofeutay
stripes. '' '"" " *'■'"''
John CroiilHk.iameiii J>. Oreaan» with teed pendant above;) ml! n»ti^'
The Boslmii Col 8. S. Ge^ a md flag pierced with a white triao^
apex next the mttst. *
DMiinfd* Lindb red flay, with diamond and hlne ball in centre of wMie.
White Cross Line, red flag with white St. Golcwne's ero^.
l^neken Mdi wliil«aAdUna, ^h>t#0' white koriaontil bhrR
Wm Stairs, Son & MorroW, tirliite flftW, eg|tr#i'm>rs4nhre.
James A. Moren^#hJtoflhg, bordered -ted>.'^
R. 1. Ha*i, white flag, centw kredilWinar ^^"^^ **7
Albfo ft Soris, white fl«i;, iNj^ered bm. ' " '
A. O. Jones. & Co, whi^ flag, centre 9^ red star, bcwdered red top and
bottom. , i'. ■^' ; ,
F. W. Fishwick, white flag, centra iPMWt,
Esson & Co, white flag, i«d border; red Mltltesf) cross in centre.
T. & E. DeWolf, white flag, red' hoMUt, And blue lettei^ De W.
E. W. Morrison, white flap, with blue star. ' / , ^
Anchor Line, while do, with red an<*br. ' wf **«}» '*» m h
OIUBEN.
Oarvill Line, green flag, white C In, cenire, . ,,
S. Canard & Co, a blue flag, centre a white star.
Levi Hart^ a blue, whis» and red dieekereil flog.
N. L. & J. T. West, a blue burgee, centre a white star.
George P. Mitchell ft Son, a bluf «nd white bui^gce, bltie uppermost.
J. Northnp & Sons, a blue flag, 9^ George'»cra#s.
Bremner ft HarVf hHie bni^geecvoesed white.
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John Taylor & Co, « blue and white pendant, over a blue flag croMed
dktgonally.
J. JBVPlMlao, a Moe, n^-liite, bine and white do, blao next tho maat.
Allan Lino, a blue and whhe red flag, and red pendant above.
R. Boak& Son, blue flair, froesed white diagonally.
Piekford 4 Black, a bloe flag, while diamond, wkh P. & B. in red letters
hithe diamond'
Baldwin, bfao Hag with white border and white B
Custom House, a blue flag. Union Jack in the upper corner, a crown in
' the centre, whh a while C H below tt
Royal Halifax Yacht Club, Entiffn, the Blue Ensign ef H. M. Fleet,
Me of which was granted to tho Ctnb by an AdmiraHy t¥armnt,
dated 14th April, 1802. Club Burffee, blue with the Provincial
Arms in the Upper corner ; Commit^ore, red swaMow tail burgee
with gold crown in centre; Vice Commodore, white swallow tailed
burgee with scarlet crown in centre ; Rtar Cimtmdore, blue swallow
tailctl bur^eo with gold crown in centre. Salutfa — Commodore, 11
guns ; Vice Commodore, 9 guns ; Rear Contmodore, 7 guna.
IHATSOVTAL, BBUaZOTTS, VMiUVTOLETSfT, AUD OTBBB
sooxarxsMS.
St. Obokos's SooiXtt.— /VettWent, W. C. Silver. Vic»-Pre$i,
W. H. Pdlistcr. l<i Aitt. Vice^Preat, Dr. T. Tvenaman. »nd Do ,
Thomas Olay. Treat., E. J. Lordly. Aaat. Treas, C. J. Spike.
iftc'jf, B. T. Murray. Asst. Sec'y, Alex Adams. Chaplaint, Kevs
IVIesara. W. BcU« 0. Troop, Winterbourne and Townend. Phyneians,
Drs W. J. Almon and T. Trenaman. Marshal, L. J. Bland. Aa^.
Aiarskal, W. A. Purcell. Organist, 8. Porter. Com. of Management,
B. J. Wibon^ Thomas Often . Wm. Lowe, Thomas Clay, C. H. Ben-
netti Com.^ CbariUf, B. Theakston, C. S. Drake, 8. Boreharo,
G;WiUon> ¥. Smitbers, W. Davies. Sick Visiting CommiUee, T.
I«mbert, A. Hutchinson, Thos Burton, J. J. Hamilton, Geo. Guy,
Jelin Thoniton. Mmtenger, John Anson.
Ghabitablb Ibish ^cibty (Establislied!l786.) — Preaidtmt, T. E.
Kenny ; Viee-Preitident, Dr. Farrell ; Ut Aast. Vice-President, Aid.
Connolly ;. 2d Asst. V. P., M. Carney ; Trea»irer, John M. Inglis ;
Secretary, James J. O'Brien ; Aast. Sec'y, Patk M. Duggan ; Marshal,
J(^n Morrisoey ; Messenger, William Power. Com. of Charity — Messrs
Jaa. Finlay, M. J. Power, Jas. Fortune, Geo. Fultz, and John M.
Sullivan. Investigation — Messrs. Thbs. O'Malley, M. Condon, M.
Kavanagh and Thos. Power. Audit and Finance— 'Menra. M. Carop-
helU J. M. Inglis, Jif., and Jno. Ead, Jr.
NoRtH Bbitish Society CInstituted March 26, 1768). — President,
Rev. Prof. PoUok, d.d. Vice-Prest, A. McLeod. Senr. Asst. V. P.,
R^erick Mocdonald. Junr. Asst. V. P., W. M. Cameron, m.d."
Treasurer, George Mitchell. Secretary, J. B. Johnston. Asst.
Secretary, Jas Yoomans. Chaplains, Revs. Thomas Duncan, and R.
Laing. Com. of Charity, J. P. Muir, Duncan Grant, Angus McLcod,
J. Scott Mitchell, and Alex Stephen. Marshal, James S. MacKay.
Meaaengerand Piper, .John Patterson.
HiQHLANO SociBTY OF NoVA ScoTiA. — Clnstltutcd 31 st May,
1838, by virtue of a commission from the Highland Society of London)
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Murray. Direclort, Jamea CrdwforU, D Rcid. jSec'v, Lydiarr)
MackintoMb. Trmu, Ana^iu McLeod. Chaplaiit, Rev. Jiugn Mct<eod,
D.D. Piper$, John MuKoozie, John Pattertion.
Halifax Club. — CommkUe, R. Uniack«< (Chairinui), J. F. Kentiv,
H. H. VMlUr, L. J. Morioo. Joha T. Wylde, F. I). Oorhett, W.
Twinintr, M. Dwrer, John Duffua, W. H. CreiKhtoo, Wm. Ekson,
A. M. McKinlnj. O. A. Maokensk, Geo. R. Andenoo, W. U. HUl.
S^'^1 H. W. Johntlon.
Nova Scotia Instituti of Natural Soibncb. — Patrmi Hii
Honor tifae I^ieiit. Oovomor. Presidettt, John Soroers, m j>. Vit^
PtmdtmtK, R, Morrow, Dr. L«w»on, i.l.d. Treantrtr, W. C. Silver.
SecretartM, Rev. D. Honoyman, d.o.l., and J. T. Mellbb, m.a.
dmncil — J. B. Oilpin, m.d., W. Oosstp^r. Hon. L. G. Power, J. M.
Jones^ T.L..a., A. Allison, A. McKay, W. 8. Stirlinj;, M, Mnrphy, o.b.
Uifioif FiKv Prot1coti6n Compant.— Reirular meetin](0, third
Tnosday ot each month, at the Company's Hall, Barrington Street.
Capt, J. E. M Taylor. Vioe-Capt, K. J. Dolphin. Treat, T. J.
Hamilton. Sec'jf, A. H. Hall. . Fin. Sec'y, Georfje Hilton. Keeper of
Halt, T. McAlpine. No. I Division — Ut Lintt, John Roue. 2nd
Z^m:k(, J. W, SiCrivQn. %rd Ueut, Wat. Scott No. 2 DiviaioB.— 1^
Lieut, E. Kearney. 2nd Lieut, Geo Rioe. Srd Lieut, Hugh Johns.
Fkuit Growers' Association and International Show
SooiSTY of Nova Scotia. — Patron, His Honor, the Hon. A. G.
ArchibaM, lisat Governor. Pretident, Robert W. St«m ftcs*
Presidents, A. H. Johnson, Kings ; J. Otis King, Haiits ; Avaard
Longley, m. p., Annapolis ; Gkorge A. S. CrichtORi Salitax ; Colin
Campbell, Digby ; Caarles E. Brown, Tarfnouth ; M. K Desbrisav,
Lanenbarg ; Mmes Spurr, Queens. Hmornru Vice-Preaidenta, Rebt
Grant Haabarton, q.c, m.a., f.s.a., Ottawa ; Rtohd. Sterr, Comwal-
lis. Corresponding Seeretary, D. Henry Starr, Halifax. Raoordinf
See. tmd Treat, A. H. Johnson. Awlitors, A. H. Johiison and Georse
W. Wallace. Council— For Halifax, Hon P. C. Hill, Col J. W.
Lanrie, Herbert Harris and Proieisolr Lawson. For HaM: Oeor«e
Wiggins, W. H. Allison, M.P., H. V. B. Farnsworth and charleB
Bacdn. For Kings, C. F. Eaton, Edwin Chase, Isaac Shaw, Lewmder
Rand, 1 John G.' Byme, J. Ben^min, C. R. H. Starr, J. W*
Hamilton, W. Sutton and J. B. Bowser. For Annapolis, H. H. Morse,
C. B. Whitman, Delancy Harris, R. Fitz Randolph, B. Starratt and
R. Marshall. Standing Committees, On Fruits, R. W. Starr^ Cluurman,
C. C. Hamilton, Avard Longley, Chas. E. Brown and A. H. Johnson.
On Publirations, Prof Hig^sns, Chairman, A. Longlev, R. W. Starr;
and J W. Wallace.
Nova Scotia Yacht SquadAon.— (Established 1875->Statian,
Halifax.) Commodore, His Excellency the Marquis of Lome, Grtivertior
General of Cannda. Vice-Commodore, Lt. C. R. Carter. ReoT'Com-
modore, P. S. Wesi. Honorarif Treasurer, W. Hodiey. Secretttrj, Ai
C. Edwards Com. df Management, J. E Rutler, J. W. Stairs, A G.
Jones, W. H. Brooktield, H. Sr. G. Twining. Sailing Committee, dipt
Wall, U.A., A. La\v:ion, m.d., J. Eraser, J. W. Stairs, W. S. Salter.
Measurers, J. E. Butler, G. H. Luke.
Nova Scotia Poultry Association — President, AndrewDowns.
Vice-Presidents, Protetisor Lawson, C. W. Anderson. Secretcay, R. J.
Wilson. Treasurer, F. C Stevens^ Executive Committee, Messrs. J.
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S. Belcher, C. Koiler, W. H. Oibinn, M. H. Kichey, jr., T. Qondgo, J.
Naylor, R. T. Murray and J. DeWolf.
Nova Scotia Biblb Sooiktt — Pmident, Hon S. L. Shannon ;
Vic0-FrtMid»nt8, WiUium Fryor, Hon Sir William Young. Trect'
iurer, 8. H. Black.* SecreUtrif, Jamea Fanjubar. Agent, Jolm Toland.
A large committee of gcntMmen ot various religiuutt denominations
is appointed annually. Its oltject is " to encourage a wider circula-
tion of the Holy Scriptures without note or comment." It was
instituted on tho 24th November, 1813. Total isttuea of the Society,
84,700,000 copies of the Scriptures, Income of the Nova Scotia So«
cietv, lust year, 83,532.75.
IIalivax Ladius' Bible Association — P^f^-t Mrs Liddell.
Vice Prest. Misi Wells ; Sec'y, Miss F. Pryor ; Treas., Miss 0.
I^wson. This Society collects funds for the purpose of circulating
the Scriptures among the poor and destitute. When a balance re-
mains in the Treasurer's hands at the close of the year, the amount is
given to the Nova Scotia Society.
British American Book and Tract Socikty — Prest,, T. A.
Brown. Treas., Geo. H. Starr. Secretary and Superintendent of Col'
portnfje, A. N. Archibald. These office-bearers with a Board of Directors
composed of olcrg\-moii and laymen of various denominations, nre elected
annually. The Society was incorporated in 1872. Its expeniiitures in
twelve years amounted to al)out $310,000. It received in donations over
$45,000; and it circulated publications to the value of over $285,000.
About •fS.S.OOO have been spent in Colportnge, — and 125 years of
!nbo|ir were devoted to tMs object. Religious Books, Tracts, Maga-
zines, Sabbath School Papers, Libraries at halt price, &c., are
specialties of the Society's Depository.
!1^VANQBLICAL ALLIANCE. — President, Hon S. L. Shannon ;. Sec'y,
Q^y. Bobert Murray. The i^vnngelical Alliance is a Socletpr intended
tO! promote united aiy.iiQQ among ohristians of diflerent denominations in
' 89 Tar as the V aiie agrecu. ,
YpDNo MbnV Christian Association. — President, Jol^n S.
Maplean. Vice Presidents, M. M. Lindsay, Ldw Lloyd, H(»n P, C Hill,
Dr. Woqdbniry, George Cunningham, Treasurer, S. H.lilack. >Set'y,
Henry Tho&kst'on. The Halifax Young Men's Christian Association
wa# oigai^jj^ in Dece,^bor, 1853. , Its obj^t is the improvement
oi^ i^9 " spii|:itunl, moini,, mental ana sqeial condition o^ the young
inen ot thjs City of HaliiTax." It owns a handsome building which
has cost ,over ($37,000. It has a large Library and a spacious and
wejl s,ip)^liea Reading Room : also Committee Rooms, Class Rooins,
Parl,9ri Lecfiire Hall and Dining Rpom.— Any person of good moral
character may become a meniber, but no one can serve on committee
or he an offif^r of the Association ytritbout being a member in good
standing of some Evangelical Church.
YiOUNO Woman's Christian Association— Pres/d«j«, Mrs W.
S, Sterling Jkeasurer, Mrs £. G. Smith. Secretaries, Misses Sterling
and Morrow. This Society aims at promoting the welfare of young
women in the City» by means of a night school, libraries, &fC., &c.
Convention of '"Hb T. M. C. Associations in the Maritime
Provinces. — Meets atmually. Its last meeting was hold at Moncton,
N. B., August, 1 881, "when the following officers wore chosen for the
ensuing vear : — President, II. Thane Miller^ Cincinmitti, Ohio ; Vice-
Presidents, W. B. McNutt, Halifax ; T. W. Hales, Charlottetown ; L.
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B. Botsford, m.d., St. John ; Jas. McAllister, Moncton ; C. S. Chap*
man, Amherst. Secretaries, J. A. Gauld, St, John ; J. N. ShanaoQ,
Halifax ; G. F. Dawson, Campbellton.
Sabbath School Asbooiation. — This Society is intended to
bring together once a year representatives of all the Sabbath Schools
throughbQt the Maritime Provinces, in order to discuss the most
approved methods of prosecuting their work. Preaidetit, A. McQueen.
Secretary, S. Waddell, HaHfax, N. S.
Halifax Infants' Home— The object of this Home is to receive
and care for destitute infiints. Its afllttirs are managed by a Com-
mittee of ladies. The annual expenditure amounts to about 93000.
The number of infants in the Home at anyone time is about forty*
two. When the children are about two years old they are given out
to be adopted by families in the country. Over seventy have been
thus provided fo. within the past four years. Miss Nordbcck, Treas.,
Studley. Mrs 15. M. Saunders, Sec'i/., Carlton Street.
Asylum for thb Blind — William MurdobJj, Esq., who died in
London in 1867, left h^ WiU £5000 N. S. Currency towards endowirig
an Asylum for the Bhnd. This led to other gifts and the erection
of a building at a cost of jE3000, — capable of accommodating forty
Dupits. The Institution is really a school. John S. Maclean, Prest.;
b. D. Meynell, Secretary and Treasurer ; M. H. Richey, Corresponding
Secretary/ ; M. Bowman, Recnrdina Secretary; C. T. Fraser, Super-
intendent; Miss McKenzie, Teacher; T. Blair, Stevoard; Mrs. T.
Blair, Matron.
Dbaf and Dumb Institution — (Gottingen Street.) This Institu-
tion has been in operation for twentv-one years. It is supported partly
by grants from the Governments ot the Maritime Provinces, and partly
by voluntary contributions— most of the pupils ticing too poor to pay
for their board and education. The pupils range in age from flVe yeiR'S
up to twenty-five. Those v^ho have the full behefit of an education
here are able to express themselveii with daency. Patron, His Honor
the Lieut.-Govemor of Nova Scotia. Chairman, Hon D. McN Parker,
M.D. Sec'y, Rev John Forrest. Principal, Albert Woodbridge. AJatiim,
Mrs Vinecove. Physicians, Hon D. McK. Parker, m.d., Ih'.MoiSfQ.
2)e/*fts^ Dl- Alfred Cogswell. \ '■ ■
HoMB ^OR THB A4i^b-- Tbis JJlace i^ Intendeld to afford a c6n;ifbft-
able retreiat to respectable woiriett of advanecid years whose ngiektisof
livelihood are very limited. Fifty dollars a year paid by the inmate or
by a fViend secure^ all the comforts of a hOtne. The ' InstituHbn
owes its exi$tence to the tlidu^htful liberality of the hxk WSll^ib |aur-
dock, Esq. President, Mrs W. S. Stii'Iing. Secretary, Misg ^brill^l.
jTreas, Miss A. NordlKJck. 'Vf' ',/' /
PnoTBSTANT Orphans* HAaKB — f^rotestant orphans^ ^b years o\^,
anir* '!j)wards, are admitted to this Ihstitntion. It enjoys considerable
endc.vmehts. Comfbrta15)e homes in the Mmntry ai*e' st^ught oat rd
secured fbr boys and girls as they grow up. Secretary, lirs R. Piekfond.
Treasurer, Mrs J. H. Liddell. Physician, Dr Lawsoii.
i:'ROTB8TANT INDUSTRIAL ScHOOL. — lut^ded to toRoh and train
for sorao useful occupation boys niio tttiglit otherwise be loft to grow
up as "roughs" and criminals. It is under the management of a
committee of gentlemen and ladies. Treasurer, W* S. Stirling, Se-*
cretary, E. D. MoyuelL StuffeWiDr. Slaytor. Superintaident, Jibaee
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HaItvax VisiTfNO DiBt>Eir8ART.-^MedicaI aid is afforded by this
Insti^titioh to hundreds of poor patients. Those who need such atten-
tion are visited by Physicians at tlieir honres. Those who can cotne to
the t>ispen8ary at the proper hour are duly attended to there. Treat,
J. F. Kenny. Se^ij, W. B. Wiswel).
Halifax Associatiok for iMPitoViKO thb Condition of
tAfe Poor— The aira of the Associlition is to aid the poor by ^ving
them employment whenever it is possible to do so, ahd securing that
only th') deserving poor shall be aided. Every case is investigated
before aid is given. Preat., Jho I>oull« Vice Prist., W. H. Ne«K
trtus., W.S.Stirling.
Nova Scoria Health 8ociBTT.^-*-Pf'Mrrfr»«, His Honor Lrenf.
Governor Arrhtbald. Vice-Presidents, Sir W. Young, Sir E. Kennv,
Hon. A. a. Joiies. General Sec'y, J. W. Mftrddhald, Ic. lb. Treas.,
James Farquhar. This Society is formed to promote voluntary efforts
for preventing tb9 outbreak and ppread of infections diseases. It
aims also at the diffusion of . sanitary knowledge bearing on the
physical and moral welfare of the people.
Nova Scotia Socikty fob thk Prbvkntion of Cruelty to
Animals. — President, M. H. liichey, m.p. Chairman Executive
Committee, P. C. Hill, Esq. <Seer«r(try, John Nnylor, 134 Hollis
Street. Annual subscription $1, life members 820, children 25 cents.
The object of the Society is to prevent cruelty to animals, to educate
public opinion on the subject, to punish the perpetrators of wanton
cruelty, and riifluse a knowledge of the best methods of treating
animals. Conductors on the railways are authorized to act as agents
of the Society.
Laqiks Auxiliary Socikty.— Pre»/cfoni, Mrs P. C. Hill. Vice-
President, Mrs Judge Ilitchie. Treasurer, Mrs J. F. Kenny. Secrelary,
Mrs Dashwood.
Nova Scotia Historical SociBfTY.— P»wsirf(?n<, Rev. Dr. Hill.
yic!^rPreaide»i,.X>ic, Allison. Recording Secretary, Sydenham Howe.
CorresfHtndinff Stcrctary, J. T. B'lhiier. Treasurer, Jas. S. Macdonald.
Tbc object ot this Soci^y is the collection and publication of manu-
scripts, pamphlots, books, &c., that are of historical interest, relating to
Nora Scotia or the neighbouring Provinces.
St. Paul's Alms IIousa fov In^ustiiy for Girls. — (No< 100
Tqw^r Ro|td-r-Es|ab\i4hed 1967), Cuipjmittee ;j Chairman, Rev. Dr.
Hill. Secretary, W. N. Shaffer. Girls w]i0;ar»desutnte, or nearly so»
and in. dangerous prpociniiity to vice, urpj pioyided with a hpme, and
trained ^ become dume»tic, servants.
SCASOSTZO.
OBA^D LODGS OF THB MOST ATSOIEIST AKD HONOR-
ABLE FBATHBiriTT OF FBKB AND ACOJDFTED
MASONS OF NOVA SCOTIA.
GMnd Master, William Taylor, h. a., Halifax; Depun 0. Master,
Theodore A. Cdssitiann, Halihtx ; Senidr Q. Warden, T. R. Harris,
Aylesford: Junior G. Warden, L. F. Darling, Halifax; frranrf Treasurer,
JahiM Dtempster, Halifax; Grand Secretary, Benjamin Curren, d.c.l.,
HaliiVik ; <9rand Lecturer, J. E. Bennett, Halifax ; Grand Chaplains,
Rev Geotf^ Townshend, m. a., Oahon and Rum! Dean, Amherst;
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Rov. D. C. Moore, Stellarton ; Rev. H. D. cleBIoi», d. a., Anaapplis ;
9ev. C. Bowman, d.d., Parrsboro'; Rev. Richard Avery, m.a., Ayles-
ford; Rev. C. Churchward, Mahone Ba^'; Rev. S. Gibbons, Bad-
deok, C. B. } Rev. J. D, U. Browne^ Halifax i Rev. Goo. B. Dodwell,
M.A., Wilmot; A'cnior Grand DeacnUf K. J. McKenzie, Pictou; Junior
Grand Deacon, Wy H. Tow^sbend^ Parrsboro ; Cr, Sujst. of W^rka, I
Jamitti Martin, Halifax ; G. D. of Cereimniea, W. £. Stacfatt, Para-
d'se; Cr. Sword Beartr, W. V. Murray, Halifax; Grand Orffaniat,
Sanauel Porter, HaUwx; Grand PHrauivant, B. H. Lasdia, Hali-
fax.; (?ran(j /StoUKl^7/'s, John Daley, Digby ; P. McDougnll, Halifax.
B. N. Davis, Halifax ; J. R. Greene, Stellarton ; J. £. H^miltpn^ H«-
litox ; J, McGUlivray, New Glasgow ; Tyler, John A(. Taylo*, Halitkx.
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DI8TBIOT DfiFUTlT QB^JSTD MAST1I&8.
William Williams .Halifk^.
J. H. Wyman i .Ui^ . .; . :>^i . . . Yarmonth.
Aabr^Blanchard ..;......... ■;'.... Windsor.
John McGilli vray ^ .Hew Gla8{p;ow
laeut-Col. C. Crewe-Read Sydney, G. B.
SUBORDINATE IiODGBS.
St. Ant>rrw's, No 1, Hali&x (Established 1768), Meets on the
first Tuesday of easjh month. Worshipful Master, Samuel Porter;
Secretary, Jas B. '^ormaclc.
St John's, No 2\ Halifax (Established 1780). Meets on the first
Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, Duncan Robertson;
Secretary, L A. Barn a by.
ViRdiK, No 3, Haliftx (Established 1782). M«ets on the fourth
Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, John Hicks ; Secretary,
Conrad W. Tupper.
Unity, No 4, Lunenl)urjE: (Established 1822). Meets on the first
Tuesday df each month. Worahipful Master, D. M. Owen ; Secretary,
il. H. Sokmi-'n.
ALnioi^, No 5, New Qtasgow (EstabKsheid 1838). Meets on the
first Ttte^a."^ of each month. Worshipfiil I^gttir, R. A. Watker; Sec-
retary, Robert Grant.
RoTAL SOflSflX, No 6, Halifkx (EstaMlshed 1841). Meets on the
ftrst Thursday of ear a monlftj. Worshipful Master, D. McDongall;
fiiecretary, J. M. Mtirtiford.
' St. Ani»^rbw'>s, No 7, Sydney^ C. B. (Establi^ed 1844). Mefets oti
the third Tuosdny of each month. WorshipfVil Master, A. McLeod ;
Secretary, D. Matheson,..-
Acacia, No 8, Amherst ^j|g}§tf^blished 1845). Meets on the first
Monday of each month. WoKhipful Matter, A. B. Etter; Secretary,
R. W. ClijpipV),
ZfiTLANb, No. 9, TLtverpool (Established 1847). Meets on the
fourth Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, A, C. Parker ;
Secretary, A. L West.
BimNS, No i.a, UalUva (Established 1848). Meet« on the first
Wednesday of each months Worshipful Master, A. Waddetl; Secrt-
tary, J. R. Bennett.
Naw Cai^bdonia, No 11 , Pictoa (Established 1849). Meets on the
second Tuesday of each month, also ^urjth Tuesday from Aptil to
September. . W* MtMter, K« Jf. McKenzie ; ,^eo'y, Q. E. Jobaaton
fl«^,|r, irjU.U|r« tor imtMen* llr.»*ivi|t«.
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HtRAM, No 12, Yarmoath (Established 1848). ' Meets on the first
Monday of each month. Wor8hipfulMa8ter,T.£. Corning; Secretary,
T. B. Grdsby.
A«Ai>iA, No 13, FngWBsh (Established 1853) Meet« on the first
Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, D. Mcintosh; SeO'Vy.
D. Macaulay. ^
AoADiA, No 14, flalifiix (Estal^lished 1852). ]IIe''tson theHcond
Monday of each nrjnth. Worshipfbl Master, O. M. Hill; Secretary,
U. H. tiUgh.
Atholb, No 15, Halifax (Estdblished 1852)4 Meets on the ibnrth
Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Mastw, A. B. Wilmot ; Secre-
tary, W. Wilttams.
Krith, No. 16, Hillsbnrgh, CBstablished 1851 ), Meets on the first
Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, C. H. Purcfy j Secretary,
Qeorgc I^icholl.
Kbith, No 17, ^aJifax (Established 18^*^,). Meets on the second
Thursday of each month. Worshipful Mlaster, J. W. Crawford;
Secretary, J. A. Smith.
Union, No 18, Halifax (Established 1855). Meets on the third
Monday of each month. Worahipful Master, C. F. Biddle ; Secretary,
James Jackr.on.
lioTAi. Albert, No 19, Sydney, C. B. CEstablished ld57}. Me^ts
on the third Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, J. N. Arm-
strong ; Secretary, Geo F. M. Forbes.
St GEOKOs'ft, No 20, Wolfville (Established 1859). Meets on
the second Friday of each month. Worshipful Master, A. S. Murray ;
Secretasry, A. K. Barss
Keith, No 2S, Stellar ton (Established I860). Meets on the second
Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, J. R. Green ; Sec'y,
J. Frtfser.
GONOORO, No. 24, Barrington. Meets on the second Monday .of
each month. Worshipful Master, B. F. Covill ; Secretary, T. W. Covert.
Wbstpout, No 25, Westport (Established 1861). Meets on the
fhi3t Tuesday of each month. Worshipfnl Master, M. D. Peters ; Sec'y,
E. C. Bowers.
Wklbford, No 26, Winfltor (Established 1861). Meets on the
second Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, A. S. San-
ford ; Secretary, H. W. Dimork.
Scotia, No 28, Canning, Kings County (Established 1861).
M^ts on the first Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master,
P. Bro\, !i ; Secretary, H. A. Borden.
Pkinob of Wales, No 29, Milton, Queens County (Established
18*81). Meets the second Tuesday of each month. Worshipf\il Master,
J. P. Freeman ; Secretary, William Ford, jr.
Albert, No 30, Shelbcrne ( Established 1 862 ). Meets on the second
Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, J. Bower ; Secretary,
J. Bobbins.
SooTiA, No 31, Yarmouth (Established 1863). Meets on the
seeond Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Master, G. S. Taylcu*;
Secretary, T. B. Flint.
El Dorado, No »2, Wine Harbour CEstablishcd 1863). Meets
on th J first and third Thursdays of each montii. Worshipfnl Mosteir,
W. May ; Secretary, H. McCutoheon.
Annapolis Ro^tal, No 33, Annapolis. (Established 1883),
Tkc IMSI wMMHneiM In tHe Vltjr kept tkcrck
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Meets on the firiit *Wedne8dAy of eadh month. Wol'shipfni Mafater,
A. Kobiiison; Secretary, Avgusttts Fullerion.
Qubbn's, No 34. Sherbrooke (Established 1864). Meets evcfy
TuesdAj. WoMhipful Master, R. MoLeod; SeeHetary, W. D. K.
Cameron.
&^Mark'8, No 35, Baddeck, C. B. (Established 1865.) Meet!
on tie fiirst and thi^d Tharadaysof each month. Worahipfal Master,
D. McDonald ; Seiiretary, J. A. McDonald.
Thistle, No 36, Cow Bay, C. B. (Established 18(15). Meets
on tto first SatordAy of eaeH month. Won^bipfur Master, J. Baird ;
SecDetary, Saittiiel A.' Spenrar. > ^
CoBEQUiD, No 37, Trnro (Established 1866). Meets on the
seet>nd Monday <ff each month. Worshipfal Master, A. W. Gray;
Secretary, J. L. Sutherland. - 1;
LoDOK OF St Mark, No 38, Halifax. (Established 1866.) Meets
on the second i^day of each month. Worshipful Master, J. W.
Lonffley i Secfetairy, R. B. Wilqh.
Acacia, No 39, Bridgewatcr. (Established 1866.) Meets the
Mtond Tuesday tt each month. Worshipful Master, J. H. Wade;
Secretary, R. A. Logan.
RoTHSAT, No 41, Bridgetown (Established 1866). Meets the first
Thdfsday of eabh month. Worshipful Master, R. C. Starra^t; Sec'y,
B, Sttarratt.
EoRBKA, No 42, Sheet Harbour. (Established 1867.) Meets on
the first and third Wodnesiiays of each month. Worshipful Muster,
W. Batledge ; Secretary, T. A. Baker.
Tburo, No 43, Truro. (Established 1867.) Meets on the first
Tuesday of each Month. Worshipful Master, W. E. Logan ; Secretary,
S. B. Kent.
PoTNTZ, No 44, Hantsport. (Establibhed 1867). Meets on the first
TJiurtday of each month. Worshipful Master, K. Whitman ; Sec'y,
W. A. Porter.
Tybiav/ YoniH, No 46, Little Glace Bay (Established 1867.)
Meete every Txteadf^y. Worshipful Master, W^ Campbell ; Secretary,
D. McAulay.
SoLOMOir, No 4^ Fort Hawkesbury, C. B. (Established 1'868.)
IVfects on the eecond and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Worshipfal
Master, A. Bain; Secretary, A. Mcintosh.
PHibADELPiiiA, No 47, Burrington (Established 1868). Meets
secopd Friday of ^ch i^onth. Worshipful Master, W. B. Hopkins ,
Secretary, Rev. W. Downey.
Widow's Son, No 48, River Philip, Cumberland Co.tnty (Estab-
lished 1868). Meets on t)w first and third Mondays of each month.
Worshipful Master, W. W. Colbarn; Secretary, R.L. Black.
Wbstbrit Star, No 50, Westvillo (Establisheu 1868). Meets
on the second «nd f oiirth Tuesdays of ea'>1i month. Worshif^ut Mastef,
A. W. McLeod; Secretar)', J. Reid.
Eabtbrw Star, No 51, Dartmonth (EstabHshed 1868). Meets on
the second Tuesday of each month. Worshipful Master, A. McKay,
Secretary, C. H. Gladwin.
HARMoiTIr', No. 52, Aylesford, (Established 1869). Meets the first
Monday of efush month. Womhipful Master, H. J. Chute; Sec'y,
N. Margeson;
HtRAW^ No. 53, Goldenvill«; (Kstablished 1869). Meets on the
Noble's «Ml^li«a3-#'» IMni«II« €iirtrl«g« aimI Mewstf V(i#ni».*ics,
At H. H. FULLER k CO.'S, head of Power's Wharf.
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first and third Wednesdays. Worshipful Master, M. Cameron ; Sec'y,
A. Sinclair.
Kino SoijOmon, No 54, Digby, (Established 1870). Meets on
the first Tuetiday of each month. Worshipflil Muster, J. F. Saaddefs ;
Secretary, R. C. Cann.
Morten, No. 55, Cow Bay, C. B., (Established 1870). Meeta
on the first Monday of each month. WorshipfUI Master, A. Belloiii ;
Secretary, J W. FitzpatriHc.
Habmony, No. 56, North East Harbour, (Established 1870)..
Meets on the first Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, G.
H. Brunt ; Secretary, E. P. Greenwood.
Tbmplb, No 57, Fort Mulgravc, CEstablished 1869). Meets on
the first and third Mondays of each month. Worshipful Master, J.
Fraser; Secretary. A. H. McDonald.
Kentvillb, No. 58, Kentville, (Established 1870). Meeits on thef
second Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, W. H. Chip-
man, Secretary, H. A. Prat.
CiiARKB, No. 61, Chester, (Established 1871). Meets Oft the second
Thursday df each month. Worsbiphil Master, W. Smith ; Secretary,
D. E\iins
Taylor, No. 62, Lockeport, (Established 1872). Meets fourth
Tuesday of every month. Worshipful Master, W. Johnstone ; Sec'y,
J. E. Richardson.
Corinthian, No 63, Great Village, (Established 1872). Meets on
second Thursday of each month. Worshipful Master, D. F. Layton ;
Sect'y, Rev T. B. Layton.
Richmond No. 64, Arichat, C. B. (Established 1872); Meets on
first and tl'.ird Fridays in each month. Worshipful Master, W. R.;
Cutler; Secretary, P.GrUchv.
SiRtiOM, No 66, Whycocc'rDagh, C. B. (Establiiihed 187S.J Mtetson'
the first Thursday of each month. >\orshipfki Master, Li *j. fiMn;t
Secretary, J. Mci^hait.
MiNAS, No. 67, Parrsborough, CKstablished 1872.> Meeti on the -
third Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, J. Baloomf;Sec'y.^
D. A. Smith.
CtJRitBV, No 68, HopeWeil. (Established I«78d Meets on the
first and third Mondays of each month. Wpnhipflil Maater^' A; Gifarit;
.6«feretanr,-*H. CJray.
Charity, No. 69, Mahone Bay. (EstaMished 1874^.) M^tson the
Itfkthl Tuesday «t ettch month. Worshipful Muster, J. W. Mills;
Secretary, J. Ham. ; i ;, rl ■
Laurii^; N6. 7D, Spritig Hilh (E&tablisMd 1«T9/) Mieti oh the
second Wednesday of each month. W: Master, C. B. Hdwson ;|
8efci-etary,ll. H. Oooper. ■ ' ' \
Gr an VI LLK, No. 71, New Caledonia. (Estebliihed 1675.) Meets'
on the second Tuesday of each mooth. WorshipfUI Master, W. E.
Armstrong ; Secretary, J. K. Winchester.
EABTBfcN LiOHT, No. 72, Guysborough. (Established 1875.) Meets
every Thursday. Wotshipful Master, i. 8. Hutoheson ; Secretary, R.
A. Tremaino.
loNio, No. 73, Lftwrancetown< (Established ,1876.) Meets on the
first Monday of each month. W. Master, T. R. lUsley ; Secretary, J.
W. Tomlinson. ,
North Star, No. 74, Acadia Mines, Londonderry. (B8tabH6hed
Vii» «l«riiy« IM kMI lift r. W AUMia ■MMmirv tttMrc.
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1875.) MMta. on the firat Thanday of each month. Worshipful
MhSter, J. D. Cook ; Secretary, T. E. Atkins.
WiMBURir, No. 75, Oxford, Cumberland. (Established 1877).
Worshipful Master, J. Bobh ; S^retary, I. J. Hingley. Meets on the
second and fourth Fridays of each month.
• Wallaob, No 76, Wallace. (Estahlished 1880). Woruhipful
Master, J. D. Monro; Secretary, J. T. Chambers. Meets on the
second and fourth Tuesdays of each month.
;. ,1 ■
;/' Tree and Aocepted Moapna of England.
RoTAi. Standard, No. 398, (EstahJistied 1782.) M<>ets on the
2nd Tuesday of eanh month. Worshipful Master, James £. Jaiaieson ;
Sec'y., E. A. Knox.
OBAND BOYAIi ABOH CHAFTEB OF NOVA SCOTIA.
M. E. Comp. JiHnes Qossip, Grand Hij^h Priest ; R. K. Comp. C.
Crewe- Read, Grand King ; li. E Comp. J. R. Cowen, Grand Scribe ;
R. K. Cen>p. W. A. llcsson, Grand Treasurer; R. E. Comp. Geo. T.
Smithers, Grand Secretary; Companiooiii, Rerrb. Kichafd Avfrv, H.
D. DeBlols^ D. C. Moore, R. E., Grand Chnplains; Win. V. Murray,
K. £. Grand CaptniA of the Host ; Simon \V. Crabl>o, R. E. Grand
Pfin. Sojourner ; Jnrhn R. Davies, Grand R. A. C ; Moneit Mnnroe,
V. B., Grand 3rd V. ; Aubrey Blanchard, V. E., Grand 2nd V. ;
Livther R. Archibald, V. B., Grand Ist V.; Miner T. Foiter, V. E.,
Grand Stewiird; Theo. A. Cossman, V. E., Grand Orjranist ; W.
Walter Rickards, V. E., Grand Standard Bearer ; James Martin,
V. fi.^ Grand Punnivant; John M. Taylor. V. £. Grand Tyler.
f ,'f8isiuti ; '■'
Subordinate Chapteva.
ROTAt UiriojT, No. 1, llalifax, N. S.-^as. Martin, High Priest;
.U.lKulhQnand,fiect'y. .
St. Andrew's Chapter. No. 2, Halifax, N. S-^W. V. Murray,
HigihBriait; W. Williams, Sec'y. ^
, Mi»MU>GtLXt:t»n, No."3, Windsor, N. S^Aubrey BlandiaM, :Bigh
Priest; H. W. Dimock, Secretary. i ■
KBiTii CHAfTiMt, Noi 4, Tnkto, N. S— John YuilK High Priest;
J. Xh/Sitl\«rlaiR^ Secretary.
Eureka Ciiapter, No. 5, Annapolis, N. S. — Rev B. Avery, High
Priest; A. L-HiirdWiok, Sethretary.. '
'SosAyoNOT. Gha^txk, No. 6, Livetpotrf, N; 8*-hJ. N. S. Marshdl,
High Priest; J. L. Hemmeon, Secretary.
Umov CHAPtcn, Nb: 7, Yivrmbiiii, N. $— F. M Bailey, High
Prieat; T, B.Flint, 8e*retity. f
St. John's Chapter, No. 8, Pictou, N. S-^ohn R. Davies, High
Prict^t; Fred W. Fniaer, Secreterjr^
Shamkok OUajptrr, No. 9, St. John'4, iNewfoundland^W. S.
Canning, High Pnest; Adam Jo^nitdn, Socrlbtary.
PRtircB or rWAusy No. 1 0, Sydney, Cv B>rrM<itTay Dodd, High
Priest; A. Gi. MclAiuii. Secretary; • ■■'■■' --i^ . ■ ■ -'^ fe'cTw ••*: 'i ;:• ■; ;v r :;■;■- ■.
Alb ANDRix Chapter, No. 11, Chariot tetown, P. Ei I.->-Ge6.
W. Wakfftkd^ High j'tiitit; D. %-ptQi jmfmr^y.
Order op Hioh PRiE8THooi>^0r*nd Council, of 39'aiiia Si!6fia,
M.-E:, James 6o«iip, Presidenci; E. (E., G^. ^T. Smithera, Ueooviltii'.
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Ancient and Aqeeuted Bootillsh Bits, andier 8u|»eine Genncil,
33ra DegxeQv DoviiQion of Canada.
Kbmth Chaptkr & F. Rote Croix 18?, Halifaaa^U. W. Sov.,
James Gossip, 18<=> ; Prelate, (Treas.). W. Henry Hart, 1S°; 1st G^n.,
Thco. A. Cossnian. 18<=>; 2nd Gen., Edwd. Goth«m, 18° ; Ilecc»der,
Geo T. Smitbers, IS*?; Past M. W. Sov., J. Norman Ritchie, 180.
•u/-
■ . " ^ KienGHTB TBMPIiAIt. -
Vh6 Oreat ^io^ of oinsdi
H. R. H. The Prince of Wales, k.o., &c., &c., &c, MoatEmiifLent
and Supreme Grand Master. '/' .,
Very Higl? arid Eminent Sir Kt'ColorieTW. J.B. JfacX^i^ Bl^opre,
Laprairie, Quebec, Grand Cross ot the Temple, (jreai ^t,w.
Very Eminent Sir Kt Benjamin Ourren, D.d.L., Hinlifajt, Provincial
Prior for Nova Scotia.
The Nova Scotia Preceptory and Priory of t\B United Religions
and Military Orders of the Temple, and 6f. St. John of Jerusalem,
Palestine, Rhbdes and Malta, worlqng under the authority of the iQreat
PrTory of Canad^, mieots at Fre<^ttiasbns' Ekll, Halifax, on t^o first
Fijday in each month.
' pRBcprroRY. — Sir Knight M, T. Foster, Eminent Preceptor; Sir
Knight J.' Tr«ipy, Treasurer; Sir Knight Jas Dempster, Registrar.
PRiORT.--Sir Knight M; T. Foster, Eminent Prior; Sir Knight
J. Tracy, Treasurer ; Sir Knight Jas Dempster,' C&ancellof.
zxro^pa^pauT d&DmL of odd f&llo^ts.
OiyiC^Rf ^V W. GRAM1> liODGB OV THE LoWER PrOVINCBS OF
BRitiiit'it NoiiTii AiiiBRiCA, I. O. O. F. — John Richards, Fredericton,
M. W. Q. M. ; Tbos. W. Tambult. Vale C<)llieryi R. W. D. G. M. j
J. A. Gbnrile, Sumraerside, R. W. G. W.; J. C. P. Frazee, Halifiix,
R. W. G. Scc'y^ H. A Taylor, Halifi.*, R. W. 6. TreagJjDancan
CatotobcH, New Glasgow, W.' G. C. ; Tlieo. L. ChapJMjMt Ohariotte-
town, W. G. M. : F. W. Masters, St. John, W. G. G.; George H.
Sitttraonds, Flvderlcton, W. G. H. j 0; €. Carlton, jr., SoorFs, W. G.
Chap.; Anilre Gushing, St. Johrij^ and John Pringle, Pictoir, R. W.
Grand Representatives to Sovereign Grand Lodge I. O. O. F.
ra01f'4..'.8ttl>6rdin*te "Lo&gwiS'lSXMm^ J% ,Q
Eaatbrn Star, No. 2, PIctou. Meets on Wednesday.
Fdllbr, No. a, Albion Mines. Meets on Friday.
Norton, I^o. 6, New Glasgow. Meets on Monday.
St. LamTreScb, No. 9, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Meets on Monday.
Pioneer, No. 9, St. John, N. B. Meets on Friday.
Orient, No. 10, Halifax. Moots on Monday, at 183 Hollls St.
Scotia, No. 11, Westville. Meets on Thursday.
Beacon, No. 12, St. John, N. B.: Meets on Tuesday,
Victoria, No. 18, Fi-edericton, N. B. Meets on Wednesday.
Eureka, No. 15, Spring Hill. Meets on Tuesday.
:Wsftfe4UM^tAR,29o.l ft, Annapolis. Meets on Wednesday.
MOORB^ lio. 17> Vale ColHcrv. Meets on Tuesday.
;flN!«ii[^#t]f; 18, Hatifax. Meets on Thursday, at 1 19 Hollis St.
Peerlsss, No. 19, Portland, St. John, N.B. 'Meets on Wednesday,
•ry to yoH«
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EvAtrosuinB^ No. SO, Kcntville. Meett. on Wednctd nr.
Gdidino Star, No. 21, Granville. Meets on Thursday.
PrixCb Bdwaro, No. 22, Summerside. .Meets on Thursday.
, Mrsvio Tib, No. 29, Oxford, Ciirobcrhind. Meets on Monuay.
.tdMizPAH, No. 24, Apndirt Mines, Col. Meets on Monday.
CaviXAL Ways, No. 25, Fugwash. Meets on Tuesday
Frincb Albkrt, No. 26, Moncion, N. B. Meets on Wednesday.
WiLDEY, No. 27, QhoflotteKyifn, 1^. E. L Mpets on Friday.
Calkdonia, No. -28, Hppewell. M^cts qq Wednesday.
Sii:x>A^i>No. 29, 8t. John, N. B. Meets on Monday.
tJMOK, No. 30, Springvllle. Meets on WednesdHy.
Qufuxwi, No. 3^1, Wolfville. M««t8 on Thursday.
CoLViLLB, No. 32, Souris, P. £. I. Me^ts on ^nday.
ValleV, No., ^3, Sussex, N. B. Meets on Tuesday.
Hblpiko HAKb, i^o. 34, River Jdhn. Meets on Monday. '
Ivv, No. 3S, Amheiyt. Mei^ on Monday.
LoRNB, T^p. 3fe,T!(;orioniy.
St. Anduew's, No. 37, St. John-, N. B. Meets on ^odpesj^.
Pbs^q u ID, No. 3{^, Windsor. Meets on M9iiaa)^'.
Axki-ON, No. 39, Sheffield Mills. Meets on'lMtonday,
Amitt, Nq. 40, Halifax. Meets on Wednesd4.y,at Hi Gotling^n St.'
CARMitQN, No. 41, Woodstock, N. B. Meets on Tue^dUy.
4noaiopmei»tBp
Stuart,, No. 10, Pi«t(Mi. .
Milicbtb, No. 11, St. John, N. B.
Halifax, No. 13, Halifllx. — -;— .
Post La JoiSrNp. 13, Charlottatowa, P
Membershrp 2318; ^Revenue, Sl3,044.64.
cation will bo neld in Mono.ton, N. B., seepnd Wenhiefday in August,
1 882. District Deputies — James R. Macdonald, Halifax ; ^obn Pn.ifrle,
Piotou; Thoa W. Turnbulj, Vale Colliery; Thos R. Callbcck, Qhar-
lottetowf), P. ^ I. ; J. A. Gourlie, Suranrarside, P. £. I. ; N. A- Cliit,
Frederi<(ton,;N. B. ; J^f Qiiristie, x. d., ^t'.John., V. B. ; J. W. Ha.
inilton, Annapolis; A. S. M<;Intosh„ O^ocd; Thos. G;lendenuj|j9^%
Moncton ; W. H, We^therspoon, Gr^nivi}}? Farry ; B. D. Higdns,
Colcl^tor ; Wm* C MvKio, isioQfis, P. £. I ; John Tltonipson, Si^s*
se^N^B.
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Halifax District. '
Grand Master, Geo Taylor ; t)eputy Gran4 Master, ^. Saunders ;
Correspoadjijig Secretary, Aaron Sini'^eld; Audittrs^ T. Prancis and
Thos Lambert ; Treasurer, George Worth.
Ijist of X-odges.
Prince op Walbs, meets Wednesday evening, at Odd Fellows'
Hall, Argyle Street, Halifax. '
Earl or Dutfbrik> meets every Monday at Orange Hall, Need-
ham Stree^ Halifax.
Flowbb or THH Dat, meets every Thursday, at St. Cteorge's,
Bermuda.
Priitcbss TiOViss, meets every Monday, at LougUioMAte Jftll,
Tritro, N. lil. ' iv ;
K«tt> Hill mkmmi» »mi nt V* Wii<iM'a«
mssm
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ORDER OK .ZJiSBQHt OT VUaMAXOlLY.
Bvudntss OMo0rB of Jjinhixdnm Orantte.
W. M. Blair, Master, Troro, N. S. ; W. femborton Pfl^ej S«;*T.,
FonthiH, Orrt. ; Executive Gomiirittee, Jtaae Tmli, Oshawa ; R. Uth
Mordie, Kippon.
Frorlnoial Qrftnge of Nova iSootia.
W. E/^tarratt, Master, P^adise; A.. McQueen, Seo'y, !*oint de
Bute; Auditors, J. C. Black, Triifp; J. f • J«cI^son/ Cornwallis.
Yoik, SI, DougliM, M. B.
Colchester, 30, Truro.
Hftrtts, 46, Stanley.
Kings, 49, (SAefflsM Mttla.
DiTision Oranges.
Annapolis, 40, Furadise.
vJ73(m GamTibrland. 52. Point de Bute.
'"I Albert, S4, Ballslniry, N. B,
d^li'cj'i^cliiiatea.
Chebucto, 359, Truro.
Cobefiuid, 497> Central Onslow.
KtkbBuy, 628,^ Salmon RIv., Truro.
Un>t«i,mCliftoii,a'rjiPp.,
Valley, 608, Middle Stewiacke.
B«s«ybr, «l^Sotlt}> Itawdon. '
Upper Newptett 010, UMMt Vowptxt^
mM'C :.'
Doserhi, wo, st«nl<i>'.
AT0(iy682; WMdw>r.
FkMMerj 68Si Upper VtB/wtac
Aifrlcola, 636. UPPer K«nfi(^«oo)c.
Evangdine, oST.Graiid Pre,
Harm!M6y, m, SbfOOMfi m]»;
l^Vufmers^ Betrsat, 60$. SmU Qon.
Central, 60|4, GentveviUet
Beaconsfleld, ^, iCioidbroQk Statlph.
Antunm, 697. No^l.
Sonermt, «•» Somerset.
Mayflower, 700, Shubenacadie.
Niotaux, 708, Middleten.
Melvern Bquitre, 704, Melvem Square.
Nertb Kingston, 706, Kingsten Station.
Paradise W«^t, 706, Paradise.
Tretnbnt, 707, TTemoni.
Round Hin, 708, ttound Hill.
Ciarsnce, 700, Bridgetown^
Mtnas, 712, B;«mpt Shore.
Lome, 7J7, Cross Roads, U. S'ke
Prescott, Vl8, Chlpmans Comars.
Avondale, 788, Newport.
Qroen VaUeg% 7S7, Aylesford.
NewAlbepy, 739, New Albany.
Torbrook, 740, Nlctaux Falls.
Revere, 748, L.ftlvtir, Musquodoboit.
Qlcngarr)', 750, OlettHMrj^.
Uiii(^ Centrs, 75|,iI/niQn Centre.
Riverside. 752. Durham.
Rose Half, 763, Saltsprings, P'vtou.
liouise, 7S6, SmingYutsi
Bunl, 766, JiiUf ilt. Fletou Go.
Attop, 767, j!^ew llinas.
Scbtsbum, 750, itardwood BUI.
Hodgsoii, m, KodMH. '
WeliTord, 768, Wekfoid.
Loujmrille. 768, |'Qrbes« CdclHWier.
Bayyiew, 764; Tatf^oliwouche.
Aurora, 760^ Macoan iMatien.
Fort Lawrenqe, 771, Fort Lawrence.
La Plant^, 776, A<nl^ent.
•^ctdry, 778, Truemenville.
AhjiMe, 784, OstfoW.
RiWPhUip, ?te, River Philip.
Canard, TOO, I^o^ver dflani.
LoRB.Star. 8ft4, W»)Ji»ce Bfty.
Annan, 806i ^est New Annan.
Loganville, 808, LDRahville.
Qi|(hlai)d, 809, Earltown.
BiuDside, 810. Back Meadows. Pictou.
Mbnntifiln Rose^ 811, Fall's, Colchester.
Scotia, 814, Bsetch Hiir.
Rising Sun, 815, Pugwash.
Sunoy Side, 825, Tbomso^ Station.
Forest, 8^8, New Germany.
Caledonia, 820, (^iledOnia, Queens.
B^mpd, 8S0, Ket H»t, Queens.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
-/.■ in •
DouKlass, 220, Douglass.
Bear Island, 411, Bear JslatiJ.
Prince William, 449, Prince William
Carleion, 455.
Sinimonds, 500.
CaverhilLftOO.
Tantremde, 768, Sackville.
Point de ^jfte, 772, Mount Whatley.
North River, 822, Petticodlac.
Olive Branch, 8.S1, Salisbnry.
Union, 832, Salem, A. C.
Baltimore Valle.v, 833, Rosevale.
Evetilns: Star, 834, Bridiredale.
Farmer's Heme, 835, Forest Glen.
Moniinjy Star, 837, Steeves Mountain.
Farmer's Adventure, 838, N. Riv., Salisb.
Albert Elgin, 839, Eljpn.
Star of ^^, 880, Hopewell.
As all iJfkots are elected at t;he end of the year, it wUl be sufficient for those
who do n^know the name of Secretary to address Secretary of
Oraatie' «&i\ . .Pv O. CtrefuUy (pving name and number of Orange and address.
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S0M8 o# TBainniMio«.-^TlM first DHMm wm M^gfanbed iit Tar-
moadi, Nov. 17, 1847. The Grmtd Divbiofl wm otig^Hniud kpr\\2i,
184S. . Therfti arc now : oim Mundrad mm! atsty-aeren SabonliiuiM
'Divisions (167) with ahoat ten thoasand menibera, — iwonty^re Bafidi
of Hope with 8200 mMnbera; «nd eiirhl ScptioriK of Cadets with 260
members: Grand VTotthg /'n^nVircA, Joha % BilUer, Hajllax ; Gjwtd
Scn'be, Re? tt. A. TAqipIo, ^A\\hx.' ! AgenU e^*ia^ Lectuteru of Gr»n4.
Division, Thomas ffAtehfngii ariff RobitutOii Thompion. Qit'artc^/
sesiiioii or 0. 1). held in diffmrcnt pfurta of Cke Trovinco iu Janunry,
April aud July. TIm aanaal sewion is held each Aatirain ia Halifaot
Unitro Tbmpikakcb Order (formeny British Tempkrs). — Grand
Lodge of Noiva Soptia orfpaniMdln 1863. Has now about 56 Lodges
containing about 2000 mcmbera; JuYQR^la Lodces 4 with 200 mem-
liera; President, John H. Taylor, Gays River Road, Halifax Co.,
Secretary, Adam Carson, Pictou.
The next Aanual Session is to be held it Gay's Biver Boad, Hidi-
fax Co., on the first Wednesday of July, I882,eoinii)etidog at 7 p.m.
I. 0. or GoojD TrmHaIis ok iax WoBu>,r^The firs|:I,<odfl:e organ-
iKcd at Economy, OoJ«hestsr Coanty^ Jaiy 4, I8M. Grand Lodge of
Nova Seeitia fottii«il,¥eibni<]ry 5th. 1867; there are now 96 SuhordinaW
Lodges wi^tb 4900 members ; 10 Juvenile Temples with 450 members;
G. W. a/T., R»v4 Heivy OeBlois, Annapolis. N. S.- ^. (Tr^., Bevd
W. G. Lano, Halifax, N; S; The next Annwri Mebting win be heM
at Y«vmdufch beglii^jing th<i flfft Tuesday liiOcjIiib^, 1882;
L 0. OF Good Tbkp];.ars, LcvAL. — Grand tiadgs of! !i)YoTail(wtia
re-or g a w ine d Nov. ftl, 1876>^ about 60 SabDrdiUflte Lodges, and about
three thousniM md<hl>ers ; 10 JiiVendle Temples with 900' tnembers : Cr.
HT. C. r., I*. J. CWsholm, Tri^ro; G. W. S., t J. Hiligley. Oxford,
Oumberjinid; GmI. Sup*, of Juvenile Templars, M. .0. S^b, Gon-
queral Bank, Lnnenburg C».
Next An^iial Seipeion Will be lidd at Amherst first Tuesdiiy Sv\y, 1881.
Thb Blu« Ribbov Clubs within (he paatfoot- ydars hav« been
organised in nearJy every County <yf tlie Province. The enrolled mem-
bership iA^creosed with rpntRrkabto rapidity, espeeially in the Counties
of Yarmouth, l^gliy, AnBapoUa, Colchester, Cumberland, Pictou, Cape
Breton and Halifax. Ti.« i^fgregate inembership in the Avtaikin of 1878
WAS estfnuttt'd at 20.000. After that date ionlie of the Clubs cease^l ih
active work; soiQe ^ied; others wei-e changed into Societies of other
names ; and the menkberobip iwiw ia the Province is not near.ljr:in large
us in 1878. At this date (Autumn of 1881) the enrolled nietniiership
of the various Temperance oigaaiwtionf ia Nova Scotia is (approxi-
mately) as fojilowa: —
Suns of Temperance, Cadets and Bands Hope. . . . 12<000
United Temperance Order, (British Templars) .... 2,200
I. 0. G. Templars, (of tlio World) 4.900
LOG. Templars, (Loyal) 3.5f») .
Roman Catholiq T. A Societies ■•••• 3,500
Protestant Church Temperance SociCltes ...... .. 2,00fL \,
Kefonn. or Blue Ribbon Cliibs .'.';?:';'.. . .t0,fliP "
Women's Temperance Ui|i6ns. « . . .'-i'lit A u ri « . . . 8,4lp '
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FBOVINOZAXi OBAZfD liOYAIi OBANOB LODaD OF
NOVA SOOTIA.
Grand Offiobrr fok 1881. — Grand Master, 'Rer. Kdwih Ctky,
M. D., Haliinx; Deputy Grand Master, Angus Gunn, Earl tow n ;
Grand Chaplain, K^r W. O. Liine< Musqiimloboit ; Junior Deputy
Grand Masttr, AnROt McPfaerMn, Thomvun ; Grand Treaaurerf Jan.
Miller, j.p., Shabonncadic ; Grand Secretaty, W. A. Gftrriaon, Hallf'MX ;'
Grand Dii^ector of Ceremonies, W. M. Dimock, Windsor ; Grand Lec-
turer, Stewart Oopcland, Truro; Deputy Grand Secretary, W. C.
Hodgson, Halifax.
OOVtmA, ko.
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United Statbs Consul Gknbral. — Halifax, Hon Mortimer M.
Jackson ; Clerk to Consulate General, Jaa W. Cttldwoll.,Consu/s — ricton,
Edniond Johnson ; WintHor, D. K. Hobart. Vice-Consuls — Halifax, J.
F. Phelan; t^tctoii, Jno. R. Moonan ; Windsor, P. S. Burnliam. Consular
Agents — Annapolis, J. M. Owen ; Arichaf , J. G. McKeen ; B«rrington,
G. Robertson ; Bridgjjwatcr, W. H. Owon ; Cape Cnnsd, Thomas C.
Cook; Cow Bay, C. Archibald; DigKy, Wm B. Stewart; GlqoeBav,
D. McKeen ; Linganand Sydney, C B., F. E. Leaver; Liverpool, J. N.
S. Marshall ; North Sydney, Wm Purvis ; Shelbnme, N. W. White ;
Yarmouth, James M. Merrill; Cdrnwallis, Ebcneser Rand; Kempt,
Henry H. Grant; Parrsboro', Beni, 1). King; Walton, A. McN. Parker
CoNSCLATK OF Si'AiN, — A. M. JDezcfl, K.C.I.C., Conmd, Halifax;,
S. H. Longard, Secretary, Hulirnx<; W. Pwves, Vice-Const^, Sydney.;
Consufqr Agents, J. M. Owen, Amwpolis ; C. H. Rig^y, Little Glare;
Bav f Robie Si Sterns, Liverpool ; Datffel Owen, Laneiiharg; Howard;
Primrose, Pictou ; John W MoodV, YaricMtft^ '' ^ ' is ,' i
, MBTiiBiitANDS Consul.—- Dr. Wickwh-e. Fifce-Con«f>/,d[a8 G. Foster.*
VicB-CowsuL of Fkancb.— G. E. Franyklyh, Hilifaj^jj^Hon John,
BotirinQt, Sydney, C. B. ' ^' '.
PdkTuoOBSB Consul. — ThosAW)Ott.
BRAZiLiAN ViCB-CoNHUL — Michael Tobin.
NoRWAir AND Sweden Vicb-Conscl.— E. D* Tucker.
Austrian Con«ul- — O. B. Franrklyn.
Danish Consul. — Stephen Tobin. >
Bbloian CoNSUL.-^Chrisfian Rorine.
> Gbrman C<»isul. — C. A. CrcJghton.
ITALIAN Consul. — W. H. Hart.
Uruouat yie£-CoNSUi,.-"H W- C Boak.
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X;L9i:Xir Ad9NT3.
Hn^lfax— S.^Gnnidrd & Co. Pictoa-riPrinvrose "B^^s. Yarmouth
—J. W. Moody. Sydney, C. B.— '■ — Archibhid; Liverpool, John
Campbell, snb-agent. Arichat, C. B.— W. E. Ctitler. Plaister Cove,
C. B.-— Jain^s G- McKeen. Port Hood, C B.tt-G. C. J^iwrence.
Amigonifth-rs-Wm J. Beck. Anuapolis— Jacob M. Owen. Wolfville —
JpsefA ji- H%y. Gfiysborotigh'-Uufas A. Tremain. '-^
f A« ir. Wmjm'B»*mar M«ir4w«re Move* atarlM* Avutv*.
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MILITIA.
Cdmmtmthi' in ^tr/, H la Ex«^leiMsy the Itt Jfm Oie Oovernor-Q«n«nl.
MXiiX^ikfir oisT. vo. e. pbovinoa of nova sootia.
■ M .(t Dtotvlot fttoff.
For flie Proviiloaof Nova Sootta ind Mand of Cape Breton.
Dqmhf Adj't. Om. ComfMrnKng the DUtrtct, U.'Col. J. B. Taylor.
Brigtutt Mtrfor,Ji K. MaoShnne.
Jnqtr. of ArlUttr^'for tht Maritime Provhiee$, appointed from tiane to
time trom the dunnery School.
Store keeper <f Parwasfer, Major deorge Guy.
CATalry.
Kbhtvillr Troop op
Cavalbv.
Crtpt, J. W. Rvan
Lievt, U. S. Mfastcrs
Comet, J. H. B. Witter
ArtlUenr.
FIELD BATTERY.
Hauvax, {Halifax.)
Cttpt,J»n K. Uraham, m.
lif i[/teuto, Henry FlunTera
W. liulah
ittdUeut W.HATriP
^itrg. T. B, Aliiffwi»,iM. p
OARRISON ARTILLERY
IJeut to/, T. Mowbray,
Cwta, J. £. Curreo,
w. A. Garrison.
O. W.C. OWnd,
O. W. Ronne,
J. H. Balcom.
Int Lieut, il. J Harrin.
2ndLieutt, L.J. Bland, jr,
A. R. Cofcswell,
C. E. McKenzio
J. D. Story,
C. A. Robson.
Paym'r, C. A. Creighton
Adj, Lancelot J. Uland.c^
Qr Afait,\. \V Brockley
Burg, Arthur Moren
Aut Surg. J. Kerguson
Black, M. p.
2irD **^llAi:<ijrAX" Bbtoadb
.Mfalifax.
Lieut Col, O
Major, John A. Boak
Pn^, EdwavdJ.Urdly
Adj, A. Mulvena, c.
(2uorif<fa<,B. A.Tavlor
Surg, A H Woodill, N.u
A$at Surg, 3 Soiuers, m.d
No 1 BaTTBRT. (Herring
Cove.)
Coot, D. Johnson
9fid jtMMt, T. Johnson
Vo 2BATTPBT, (HeUi/aa.)
Ca/rt, p. Stairs ,,
J«/Z,f>ii<.,H. i'.Ohiy
2nd Lieut, p. R. Sircom
]»6 3 llATTMnTj (Auh-
Onpt W. L. Brown,
keklMitt, B; J. Uorham
3iM(X<«e#<|T. Davison
SfO 4' BATTEBY, (Dartm
TMUth^)
lit tM, t. V. ibhnstdne
^nd lA, 11. If. Crelgiiton
No ftBAwmtt, CPurtMt
GfMKi.)
CapL WmjA. PtsriBsll, m.
2fK/ lAeut, 0* A. Thomson
No 6 BATonraiY,
6'<v<<, VV.JL Lookaw
1st Lieut, J. HIminelinan
LT}!tBWfi%BO ^i¥ibBttt.'
Cttpt, J. II. BroMrn
2nd /yt'eu^, B. Morasb
Hahovb 3at baitt^kt,
Cf»p*. Edwatd James
\8t Lieut, 8. Bonrgoyne
McPh«MHitfi>Mf Z/te«0, Ch«8 Aawrews
Dioby Battbry.
Cni>t, J. Da!y
Ut Lieut, R. C. Podge
2mf/4MU,E. Biden
PlOTOUlM^TTBBY OABBI-
SOlf ASTILLBRY.
Capt, Joseph A. Gordon
1s< Lieut, J. R. D^vies
%nd Lteut, F. W. Fraser,
LiTBRPdOL BATT'Y, O; a.
Lieut, Saml. N. Fieeman
Yarmouth Batt'y.O. A.
Lieut, T. R. Jolly
liBfiutiPar.
aSRD "TakHALnrAX Vo-
LUMTKBB BATfir OF
. RiK^.|(8»" (Hatffwf.)
Lt Col, if D.9lialntQsh
Maiois, Wra Blo&erron,
T.;. Watsh,
C<wt». J. Blilsoni,
T. JC'fcgBtt,
W. nifflfop,
J.'Forttine,
II. Necbler,
A.'w* iyWnDnisnMita
LieuttfJ. HalliwaU,
i. ^ Crane.
88 MacKHy
Jno Meatther,
I. T. Twining.
H S. Silver
W. G Jones.
2wiLt8, W..I. Butler,
J. Bentnick,
Jidin Stone,
C. H. Tuppr.
C. E. Davidson.
P(ti
Adi
*aum, S. S. Kitdien
dj, J. Mi- Maiinfioird, e.
ria«» ' avtiakc^^une' tN-mk«a»- iMN) '•ekeftH^' '1»ta¥e< Miteikvs.
For tato 1^ H. U' VULLSB A CO.
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QM/ir JW<f«<,J. O. Corbin
Surg. W. M Cameron
AtU Surg, D A Cf mpbell
OCtr Bat'x. ** PMiiomito
LOVtKk VuHfLIKRfl
(//a/(/a«)."
Z^'fKl Co/. J. J. BreMaer
Affifiiri, C< J> MHcdonald
John R Murray
M«, U«ibt F. VVatt, m.
iCdward H. ReeTCS, Mi-
George W II art,
Jtihn l)enc«,
W. M. Huropbrer,
C. £. PMtlner,
A. F. Salter,
B. A. Wefiton,
Lieut$, W. E. Weet,
A. B. Mitchell,
Jiio Howard
W. F. DeB. Bremner,
R. H. Huinplirey
J no. Menger
R. W. Rutherford.
Geo. Piers
2nd Lieuts, A.Mackinlay
(!. H. Macklnlay
A. M. K. Doull
E. G. Kennv,
A. W. Spike,
G. L. StnirR.
H. L. Chipmnn,
J. A. Ureiniier.
Paf^, Gen Mclioan, m.
Adj, A. ¥.. Curreo, c.
Quar.Muit, W.lt. Neal
Sura, W. B. Slay ter, m.i>.
I ii. 0.,T.Trerainan,M.n
6Sth The Kihob Covntvx
I BaT'N ok iN-rAKTBY,
I > (Kentvllte.)
\ Lt Col, L. DeV Chipman
i Mnj&r$, Wm H. Befcher,
I llenrv W. Lvdianl
Ptmn, thiflea F. F^ton
; Ad^, ioy\« K. 9taw
I Quar Mn$t, P M Brecken
I Surff, Henric iShaw
Ag»t Surg, F. W. Borden
Vo 1 Co, (KtntviUe.)
Capt, Brenton H. Dadge
Z.tet^, Barclay NV abater
2nd Lt, Jno B Chipman
No 2 Co, {Can^.)
Capt, R W. BeirkirHb
JAM, W. F. Harria
No 8 GO, {KtUwiUe.)
Capt, John Redden
JAtut, Williain Roy
9iii<JUc«/, W.H.Linglay
iro4 0o, (BtUtomn.)
Capt, Rdward IMaadmafi
Lieut, Harding Rockwell
2nd Lieut, Ward Eaton
No Go, (BiUttmn.)
Ofpt, Caleb R. Bill
Lieut, K. W. RuMoe
9mlLi€nt, Rop«ri Bligh
>ro0Co, (Ommifg.)
Capt, C. E. Borden
Lienf, KlijaU Borden
M^f Go, (Ajlaif/brd.)
Capt^ Tliomae R. Harris
Litut. George F. Smith
2nd Lieut, Oeorgt Weat
Mo $ Go, {AyUtford.)
Capt, \Vu\R. L. Koeler
Lieutt, Wallire Welton
Flo) d £. Ross.
No Co.
Co/K, D> fi. RniB
Litut, Cfaas. Cplman.
Wtw '♦ifa' Rbot OF Awir A-
poLis Co. Bat'n ok 1n-
FAKTRY." {Paradise.)
Af-Oi, W,E. Slanatt
Mmara, DeLancy Harri«
Jiihii Satmderii.
P(Mi»,T. H.Millar
A(H, O, MArshali
Qu/(fifaa«,\VH Bishop
^WBiJ^Vli^ Priinroea
Aut Bury, A)ex Alaxwell
No 1 Go, (Pworf/w.)
Cr>]D^, Leonard Elliott
2ml Lt, C. B. Cornwall
No 2 Co, (Paradise.)
CWpt;Edward Morse
Lieut., G. W. Cbarlton
2nd Lieut, J. A. Morse
No 3 Co, ( Orjnvi'lle.)
Capt, David Wade
Lieut, C. Willat
2ndLkut, C R. H. 8tmr,2tid JAtut, W. h. Wado
VoiCo,(l*ml Lomi.)
dipt, John Charlton
Litut. Josettli H. Oavaa
2n(/l<, Osbeit Marfeball
No SCO, {H«undHiU4y
Capt, Cbarlaa Whitanaa
i4e«<, W. B. Bailey
2nd Litut, J. Ritchie
KoSCo, (VaUioMsie.)
Capt, Joshua P. Hut kler
Lieut, Joseph Buckler
2nd Lt, A Ion so Cleaves
No 7 Co, {Star Rivtr.)
Copt, Jas D. Michol
Lieut, J. N. Kelly
" No 8 Co, (Btar River.)
Ctfpt. John W. Turnbull
Lieut, Ubed Bitiller
2ndJAeut, Jno Woodman
No 9 Go, ( Cttmentt/port.)
Car', Wallace Harris
Lkut,J. W. Harriav
2itd Lieut, W. Harria
72»»on 2nd AHMAvoftta
Bat^K, {Wilmot.)
Lieut Col, n. U. Parker
Major, Shippy Spuir
Paym, HenrH'' B. olag^a
Adj, C. H. $hafher, e.
Qaar Moat, M. Chipman
Srtrg, J . WoQdbury
i4s<jSu/'^,SaiAI.N.Kfl]ltr
No 1 Go, (Afefoem Square)
Copt, Chiirl(ts Jacqiu-8
Li^t, Ambrose Podge
2wi Lieut, iohtt, Hawkins
No 2 Go, {Port dcott^e.)
Capt, George Roach
Litut, Beriah Baker
No 3 Co, {Margarctville)
Capt, John G. Bowlby
Lieut, I^vi Gates
No 4 Co, {Middieton.)
Capt, Obad'h M. TaHor
Lieui, J. Slocnm Parker
find liuit,^ Guilford Morae
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No 5 Co, (Farmingtan.)
Capt, II. M. Pbinndjr
ImmC, J. L.Phinney
JifoQCo,(Nktaux.)
Capt, Jofhn M. Morse,
ii«Mi<. Albert GMt«8
2n(;Z><, Hmnttiodd Foster
75th ^'LuirwfBUBO" Bat.
OF Ikfahtry, (SV^toii
£tW. CM. a E. Kaal-
(Mch,
Payrn, ^teplifln Fink
Quar Mat>, C. Burns
Sur<7,'Chairles Aflcens
.<lu( ^tif jTi J* dt Jacobs
ko 1 Co, [tMunbwg]
Capt, James W, JCih*
2nd Lt'etrf, W. Rotnkey
No 2 Co, [£Mtten^fg[]
Capt, Tliomaa Curl!
Liettt, A. Smith
2nd Lievt, C. Daaphihe
No 3 Co, [Lunenburg]
Cnpt, Gto A. Rof>s
Lieut, G«N> A; Parker
2nd Lt, J. W. Young:.
^7o 4 Co, infakone Bay}
Cnpt^Jakn ^. Ham
Lieut, Alex .{Lody
9iu/ Z><, H. gtanlay Lane
^p5Co, tiAforlfiM At«er]
Capt, Jacob Langillo
£»>«f, Etkai^ali Kedy
2nd Lt, John Ezra Ernst
No 6 Co, [New RokJ
Capt, G. IJ. WindDw
Lieui, Tbomas Hatchers
78th "COLOHJCSTSn AHV
HANTB AifD PiCTOU"
Battalion of Hiqh-
I.ANDBRS, [ZVuro]
Lieut Col, W. M. Blair
Major, G. H. Suthei>land
Payw G- H. Koss
Adj, G. A. Lavton.
QiuwMm, Gii. Johnson,
Surg, AlsK C. Paga
^•rt 5t<r9, D. M'Lekn -
NolCO, [ZViMw]
Capt, II. T. I»«wrenea
Limtj £. A, Ooafc
toil A S. 0. ChaiklMi^
No2 0o, [OMtowj
C<v*<, OMitpce Pa«ne
i/j«u<, P«ter Hall
2n«r Z.^, Tiioa; McKay.
Nq 4 Co, iattubenaeatHe]
Capt, I^iio L' fiacnhill
Lieut, JohipEv Fitch
2iudlt, t. ^. Holdsworik
VQSOQilWmdsor}
Capt, Joaeph BnrKesa
Lieui, JoMiua B« DiiMth
2ik7 'Li, C. H. DimOck,
£r<m/Sitr^i9id« W Vniaer,
No 6 CO, iMUf ir0o»]
Co/)^ Ro<lk '4'Kensio
Lie*U, J. S. ontherlHnd
2nd UeutyW. y.WXMy
No 7 Co, [JMbmK thoim"]
C<ipt, Wm autherlT.d
/>!«((<. Wm Maxwell
ind LietU, Jiimea Fraser
* No 8 Co, [Ifiw Lairg}
Capt. Angus M'Leod
Lieut, U. Sutherland
2nd Lt, Thongs McLeod
PROVISIONAli BATTA-
LIOJ^B OF iNFANXBYi
CCMBlSliLAVI) fAotii^Ah
B*.T'N OF IlfVANtaT,
N. S. [Amktkt]
Major, M. B. Harriflott
Adjt, J. A. mack, e.
Papm. G. E. Cliurch
Quar M<u,W. MotTaft
iSuri^,, \V. D; MaekeAsie.
No 1 Co, [Amherst]
Capt. ft. c. Allen
Litfd^ Martin Bhkik
2ncIi.te«K, Howard Black
No 2; Co, [River Philip]
Crtpt, R. L. Black
Lieut, Wm 0' Philipa
JasCBIaA
indlAuti^ & B.]>onkia
NOS Co,r Maecon owd JUtxr
C«7i<, J. Harrison
/>»efi<, B. Christie
2nd Lieut, H Ho«g.
No4 OOi [JfocccM ilibiMU.]
Capt, H C. Mills
Lieut, i. Lodge
9ii</£{ea<H.SliIt8
No 5 Co, [Oetford.]
CapUVt OxlOy
JJeut, A. Oolbum
Ssfid Z4eut, J. Pace '
yiOT(«lA PSOtlS^IOWAI.
Bat. Inf. "AttoYLi.
HaOHLAllDBUa"
Major, W, Binfchaoi, ?. c.
Pf'tm, A. Bourinot
AdJ, H. A Foyle
Quar Mas, j. McDonald
Swff, A. D. McGiltivra}',
M.D.
■ ta:! Aii
No 1 Oo, tBei«(fee»]
Cff/X, H. Cain
Lieut, 'Dnnald MoRae
2}K;i<,H.H.HaliburtQD
NO20O, [Middle Piviir}
Capt, Charles Mcllae
Lieut, John Caoipbell,
2fid Lieut, D. UcQuarrie
No 3 Co, [ Qrtmd Narrow*]
Capt,30hn S. McNiel
Lieut, H. McNlel
2nd Lieut, John McNeil
No 4 CO, [Baddeck]
Cnpl, D. F. McRae
Litut, C. S. Cameron
No 9 Go, [Sydney, C. B.
C(^ Cbaa W. Hilt
lAt^t, Ubgh MoLeod
aMiJLiMf, £. J. MoUoy
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COBPOBATION-CitT OF HALIFAX.
Mtvipty G«orge Fnuer, Esq.
Aldermen and Juatioea of the Peace for the CitT-
Ward No 1, JatiMS C. Mackintosh, Robt. Sedgewick. Wm. F. MacCoy.
21, Alex G. Hesslein, Thomas Spelman, Thos Trenaman, m.d.
3, Thomas P. ConQoUj, Robert Motton, B. A. Smith.
4, F. O'Connor, George McLelian, P. J. O'MuUin.
6, James R. Graham, Lawrence Houlett^ William Woodill.
6, Douglas H. Story, William Nisbet, David MoPherson.
Recorder, J. Norman Ritchie, Q.c.
Treamtrer, Edward G. W. Greenwood.
Avditor, John A. Bell. '
City CiferJb.'niomasRhind.
Aanstant Clerka, Henry Tcenaman, William J. Nisbet.
City Inspector of AMtessment, John L. Barry.
City Medical Cfj^cer, Arthur Moren, m.d.
Cl^k of Licefwe, William J. Morris.
Board qf Health, Mayor and Aldermen. Thomas Rhind.
Weighert of Fiour. W. B. Cofswell, {8vpervi$or), John Arthur, James
Meacher, Kobt WoodiUj Rch'd D^Arcy, John F. Shaffer, Jos B Scrirens.
Measurera <f Salt and Grain— Jotin Adams, (Supermor), Ambrose
Keating, William BIyth, James Mitchell, William Hood, James McDaniel,
D. J. Smitb.
MeasHren «f CW— David Barry, {Bvpervitor), Frederick Clark, Patrick
Fahie, William Smith, William Skerry, William Craig, William Bilby,
Owen Donahoe, Thomas Isles. John Meagher.
^Swn;eyor«^X.«m6er— William Holland, William P. Crockett, Michael
Walsh.
ttupectortof Paintert^ TTorit^— Maurice Dowaie, Thomas J. Walsh. J. £.
M. Taylor.
Intpectors ofMaaon IVbrib— John T. Edwards, Henry A. Wright
Governor Citu Priton, William Murray; Matron, Mrs. Wm/ Bfurmy ;
Mettenger, Jonn MuUdownev; Under-keqtere, Michael Gleason, Michael
Lynan, D. E. Keating.
Wtighert of Ha/y, John Forrest, John Danphiney, M. Keating, T. Doyle,
Matthew Morrison.
Keeper of (Temeterv, James Button.
Keeper of City Burning, Patrick Kehoe.
Fe»toe PtetMra— William Hurley, Wm. B. Long.
Oommittees of Gity Counoil.
PuiNciiooovnfs— Aldermen Mackintosh, (Chairman), Motton, Trenaman,
O'Connor, Houlett and Storv.
Cem«<ery^Aldermen Nisbet ( CAotrman), McLelian, Graham, Hesslein,
Motton and Mackintosh.
C^y Pri». — Alaermec Trenaman, ( C%atniMm),0'Connor, Woodill, Story,
Sedgewick and Smith.
Lowe and Privilege -Aldermen Motton, ( Chaimum), MacCoy, Trenaman,
BfcLellan, Houlett and Nisbet.
iSanttory—Aldermen Story ( Chairman), Sedgewick, Hesslein, Smitb,
McLelian and Houlett.
7tWer<— Aldermen Conno11y( CAairman) Mcintosh, Spelman, O'Connor,
Woodill and McPherson.
Hachtand Trucks —AldertMn Spelman ( Chairman), Sedgewick, Connolly,
O'Mullin, Graham and McPherson.
JSaISs and TdKEes— Aldermen Hesslein, {Chairman), BfacCoy, Smith,
O'Mullin, Houlett and McPherson.
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Ztren.fe«— AMermeB Story (Chairman), HaeCoy, Spelman, Woodill,
Smith and O'MnUin.
(HI Lamp$—AldetfMn WoodUl (Chairman J, Mackintosh, Spelman,
b^mith, O'MuUin and Nisbet.
Ward No 1/Edwd Gorham, Joseph S- Beloherand George Rent.
2, Brooks Chipmi^n, David Kint' and Daniel Bird.
3, J. Murphy, Tffds. O. Allan, W. H. Neal.
4, R. Tbeakstou, Arthur Monaghan and Edward Crenne.
6, (lj*<ft«ric#)— Jas MoCaffer}', Wm Conrod and W. G.Wiswell.
{9iiiddiatrict}—Vl.3. Harris, Jas Monaghan and Jas Crawford.
6, W. J. Yietb, Daniel SnlUvanand .lobn P. Longard- ,
^oard of Oommiaaioiiers of City Works.
For the Management of the Water Wwi*. Streets, internal Health, and
City Property — Aldermen Mackintosh, Spelman, Con»» -lly, O'Connor,
Graham, MePner8on('C%/?*rfniait). Engineer, ]C. R; Keaung; Foreman of
WorJu, John P. Muif ; Clerk of Work$, J. B. Johnston.
Board of Oommiasioziers for Point Pleasant Park.
SirWm Yoang; Hon. Judge Ritchie, Wm J. Stairs. John DouH, His
Worship the Mayor, Aldetmen Hesslein, O'Connor, ii«:dgewick, Smith,
Woodill and Nisbet.
Commisaioners of Haliflaz Common and Public Qarden»-
Aldermen MacCoy, Trenaman, Motton, McLellan, Graham and Nisbei
CChah^man)', Messrs. John Melnnes^ Peter Hogaa, William Taylor and
M. Jf. Power ( Fice-C7tain»a«).
Poliee Court.
Stipendiary Magistrate, Henry Pryor, D.c.ii.
Police Lommittee — Aidermen Motton, (Chairman), Trenaman, MacCoy,
McLellan, Story and Graham.
Marshal, or High Constable, Garret Cotter. Deputy Marshal, Jas Mc-
Donald. vl«jt. i>e/'M<!y, John O' Sullivan.
Pdice Sergeants, licwis Hntt (Detective), Joseph Franeis, Nich Meagher,,
Nicholas Pawer, Bartholomew Dillon, Charles Niokcrson, Wm Adams.
Policemen, David Redmond, Lewis Hefler, G. I!i axton, .lohn Baker. John
Keefe, Thos Kline^ Thos Condon, Reuben Shavr, John Whalen, Matthew
Sullivan, John Meagher, Wm Brewitt, Joseph McNalley, Maurice Connolly^j
Caleb Nickei*8on, James Nickerson, Henry Ingles, John J. Nickerson,
Gabriel Edmonds, Michael Keating, George Wilson, Allen McDonald,
William Collins, Chas Robson, J. T. McAlpiud, Jas Brady, Angus' Eraser,
Danl Mackintosh.
The City Civil Coiirt, firesided Over by the Stipendiary Magistrate,
(having jurisdictioYi of sums up to $80), is held in uie City Court House,
Market Square, on the second and fourth Wednesdav of every month. ■ '
The City. Criminal Court meets on the frst and third Wednesday of each
montb, and is also presided over by the Stipendiary Magistrate, havings
jurisdiction in all statutable ofiiences, except treason, hoimcide, burglary
and arson. Clerk of the above Courts, the Cily Clerk or Assistant Clerk.-
The Police Office is opan every week day, f'oni 10 to 3 o'clock, (except
on Saturday, when it closes at 1 p.m.) The administration of Police and a>f
executive powers of the corporation is vested in the Stipendiary Magistrate.
Citizeaa' Free I«ibi>i^7.
toung, Kt., late Ci;ief J
Open fl'oni 12 to 6 P.M., Saturday from 6.;
(The gift of trbn Sir Wm Young, K:t.j late Ci;ief Justice of Nova Scotia.)'
•le Hall, Argyle Street. ' ~ - -
to 8 30 P.M
fAbi'pry Comwt.ee— Aldermen Connolly ( Chairman), Sedge^ick, Heal
lein, d'Mullin, Houlett and McPherson. m <
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At II. H. FULLER ft CO.'S, head of Power's WbArf.
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lent.
Jren^e.
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[as Crawford,
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Health, and
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foreman of
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» DoaH, His
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and Nisbel
Taylor and
m, MacCoy,
>a/, Jas Mc-
;h Meagher,,
AdnmH.
Baker, John
n, Matthew
;eConnoIJy^j
Nickerson,
McDonald,
igup Fraser,
Magistrate,
)urt House,
lonth.-
day of each
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chatmum, John Ead ; Beerttary, R. L. SutlifTe.
Fire Wakds.— No. I, James Finlay, Kichard Abbott, Patk Gough.
2, Simon Cammings, John Roue, G. J. Fluck.
8, Thomas Spellman, James Brophy. R. L. Sutliffb.
4, Aid. O'Connor, James Hickev, Thomas Spike.
5, Thomas E. Everett, John Ean, John DeGrnuchey.
6, J. B. LongarJ, J. E. M. Taylor, Chaa Neal.
Com. of Finance and Audit-^A.\d. O'Connor, Thomas Eveirett, J. P.
Longard.
CWmmiffM of Management at /Vrea.— Jas. Finlay, Thos. Doyle, llios.
Spelman, Jas. Hkkey, John Ead, J. E. M. Taylor.
Committee in charge of Engivea^ JZeeb, ^. — No 1 Steam Engine, John
Roue, and R. L. SutliflFe; No i Steam Engine, J DeGronchy, and T.
Evterftt ; Na 3 Steam Engine, ii. Abbott and Aid. O'Connor ; No 6 Hand
Engine, Charles Nbal: No 6 Hand Ennne, Thomas Dovkii, J. Brophy;
No 1 Hose Reel, G. J. Fluek; No 2 Hose Reel, Thos. D. Smke; No 4 Hose
Keel, Chas Neal; No 6 Hose Reel, T. Doyle, J. Brophy; No 7 Hose Reel,
B. Abbot.
Committee in Charge of Plugt. Tanki — Ward 1, James Finlay; Ward
2, Thos. Doyle; Ward 3, Thos. Spellman; Ward 4. Thos. 1). Spike; Ward
5, J. DeGrouchy ; Ward 6, Chaa Neal. In charge (of Sook LtuUere, J. P.
Locgard, John Boue.
Volunteer Xaxine Oompany.
Copt, R. Shepherd. Sec'v, Thos. Whales. Fm Setl'jf, Thos Brophy.
7V«a«, M. J. Griffin. Marehal, John Walsh.
Union Axe Company*
Id Lieut, Wm Zong. Sefy, Walter Graham. Treat,
C(wt, T. Hurley.
Wm fracey.
TOWN OF DARTMOUTH.
Warden.— John Y. Payzant.
CouMCiLLORa.— FTa^ 1. B. A. Weston, Dr. A. C. CogSHrell; Ward 2,
Henry Watt, John A. Markle; Ward 8, Benj RusseU, J. U. P. Fracee.
btanding Oommitteea*
Streets.— Councillors Watt, Weston, Russell.
PxjBuc PRorERTY.— Councillors Watt, Weston, BusmU.
FCMAMCB.- Councillors Weston, Markle, Frazee.
AuDrriMO.— Councillors Weston, Markle, Frazee.
TEMDERa— Councillors Werton, Markle, FraseS.
Schools.— Counelllors Rur.«ll, Frazee, Walt.
LiOBMass — tionneillors Cotrswell, Watt, Frazee.
Police.— The Warden, The Recorder, Councillors Russell, Markle,
CogRwell.
OvKR8BBi:fl ov Poor.— Councillors Markle, Watt, Cogswell.
Stiprnuiary Magistrate akd Recorder.— Jas G. I'oster, J. P
Town Clerk and '^^kasVuer and Clerk of License.— Allred Elliott.
Town AssKSBOR.—Jamos K. Ormon.
Assessors.— VFafd 1, Alex. Llcy; Ward 2, E.M. Walker; FTardS,
Frank Hyde.
FiuK Warto.— Councillor Watt, W E. Whebby, J. T. Walker.
Ff UR CoNSTABf^s.- Jas £!. Lawlor, W. H. Isnor, John S. Elliott, George
Pawley, T. Waugh.
Health Wardens and HEALTHOFncBBS.— N.F.Cunningham, ii.d.,
R. N. Leahan, J. McLellan.
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CORPOEITION-TOWN OF TUUBO.
Mayoh.— C. B. Archibald, Esq.
Councillors.— H^ard 1, Ricbard Craig, George A. Tjayton; Ward 2.
Cyrus Eaton, Dr. C Bent ; Ward 3, Jas W. Johnson, T. G. McMuilan.
Recordkr AND Stipendiary Maoistratb.— F. A. Laurence.
Town Clerk and Treasitrer.— Silaa R. Tupper.
Fire Wards.— JTarrf 1, John F Crowe. D. T. Hanson; Ward 2, W.
H. Tremaine, Gardiner Clish; Ward 3, D. J. Thomas, Allan Loughead.
Hralth Wardrns and Insi'ectors. — Ward 1, W, B. Alley, William
Sutherland^ Ward 2, Jas A. Hamilton, Dr. W. S. Muir; Ward 3, Edmund
Sullivan, James McLean.
Town Assessor. > James A. Hamilton.
Ward Assrsbors. — Wardl^ J. L.Sutherland; TTortf 2, James Birrell ;
Ward 3, Graham Murray.
FiKE Constables. — O. C Cummings, A. H. Smith, William Fl. Reck,
Jas H. Croacup, J. F. Faulknei, George Gunn, Duncan McDonald, James
Longhead, Geoi^e Christie, Jas N. Page, Hector Bruce, Ross Archibald.
SurEKINTENDEMT OF STREETS. — GtiOI^ Yuill.
E iiNEEK OF Water-works, Alex. L. Archibald.
Committees.
Public Accounts and Finance.— Councillors Eaton, Bent, Layton.
Tenders.- Councillors McMullan, Craig, Bent.
Schools. — Councillors Bent, Johnson, Layton.
Lic;enses.— Councillors Layton, McMullan, Craig.
Roads, Streets and Public Pbopkrty.— Councillors Johnson, Eaton,
LavtoB.
Police.— The Mayor, Recorder, Conocillors Craig, Johnson, Rent.
Water Works.— Councillors Layton, Eaton, McMullan, The Mayor.
COBPOEATION-TOWN OF PICTOU.
Majl'OK — John D. McLeod, q.c.
Councillors — Ward 1, C. Dwver, W. J. Lorrain; Ward 3, Robert
Campbell, James J. Faulin; WaraZ^ Frederick W. Fraser^ Malcoin Mor-
rison.
Town Clerk, Trbasvjrkr and (7lrrk of License.— G. H. Elliott.
Stipendiary MAoia7.'RATE.— Daniel Hockin.
MUNICIPAUTT OF WINDSOR.
Warden. — Edwd W. IMmock.
Councillors. — Ward 1, A. P. Shand, Dr Allan Haiey: Wa^'d 9. Chas
Wilcox, John W. Webb; WardZ, William Curry, Sbubael Dimock.
Stipendiauy Maoistkatk.— W. M. Christie.
Town Clkkk. — Frederick Dimook.
MUNICIPALKTT OF N£W GLASGOW.
Wardkn — James D. McGregor.
Councillors — Wardl, Joseph C, Grabam, Peter Campbell : Waied%,
George A. Douglas, J. C. Ueid; Wardi, David S. Eraser, Jnhn Cummings
Recorder and Stipendiary Magistuatjs— John McKay J. P.
Town Clerk, Tbeasukkr and Clerk of License. -r-A. M. Fruser, J.P.
Municipal Coust — Jet-mc: Fir^t and Tbird Tuesday of each mliith.
Recorder and Stlpendar}', John McKay, J.P.; Clerk of Court. A. M. Fraseir.
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STAFF OF THE ARMY IN NOTA SCOTIA.
Commander H. M. Farces, His Excellency Geaeral Sir Patrick
L. MncDougall, k.o.m.«.
A/ist Mil Sec, Lt-Col. FiteRoy-Wm. Freemaiitle, Coldstteam Gaardn.
Aides-de-Camp, Capt C. Barker, R. E. ; Lt P. T. Miles, 18 Hussarti.
Brifjade Major, Major'John Bongiicy, 62nd Foot.
Town Major, Major R. Nat^le, h p, late Royal Canadian Rifles.
Garrimn Instructor, Cnpt F. C. Mllner, Rl. Irish Regt.
QffUxr C«mv«ndin(f Rot/al Jrtili«nf, Col A. W. Drayson.
Commanding Roifal Engineers, Col C. S. Akers.
District Commismry Generalt Asst Comm Gen F. Short
Commissary Genera/, (Ordiiance) Asst Comm Gen R. NichoUs.
Prin Medical Officer, Dep'y Surgeon Genl J. S. Furlong, m.d.
Chaplains, Rev A. J. Townend, a.A., and Rev. R. Morrison, M.A.
CoMMrasARiAT AND Travsport Staff — A^St Commissary Genl,
E. T. Christie ; Deputy Asst. Commissary General, A. W. Collard.
Ordnance Storii Department.— ifi'cn/or Ordnance Store Officer,
R. Nicholls ; Dy, Asst. Csm. Genl, J. L. Wheeler.
Army Pat Department. — Stqff" Paymaster, Maj«r J. R. GooM ;
Paymaster, M. C. Gahan.
Medical Department. — Surgeon Majors, H. C. Herbert, m.d., S.
Maunsell, W. S. Oliver, m.d., G. B. Sanders; Surgeon, G. D. Bourke;
Lieui ofOrd, G. Towers, A. H. Corps.
Royal Artillbrt — (17th and 18th Batteries 9th Brigade, No.
2 Battery lOth Brierade)— Co/, A. W. Drayson ; Bt. Lt.-Col 5. Haagh-
ton; Sfajors, W. J. Tatham, A.E.England; Capts, J. WaW, G. J.
Plaiyfair, F. M. Bannister; Lieuts, J. O. Hodgson, J. de W. Lardner-
Clarkc, W. J. Oliver, D. G. Prinsep ; Major J. Norton Taylor, Inspr.
of Warlike Stores.
Roy At. ENoiNEBR8~(l8t Com.) Col C. S. Akers, Commdg Royal
Engineers; Major, F. B. Maingny; Capt. IL K, JeU ; Lieuts, C. C.
Carter, A. E. Wrottesley, L. C. Jackson, H. E. Tyler. T. B. Shai^r.
Isc Battalion Princess of Wales's Own (Yorkshire Regiment.) — Lt.
(7o/. C. Hereford, Coradg ; J/oiws, A. M Handlev; W. Bennett, T.
B. Emmerson, J. Jameison ; Capls , W. G. W. McClintock, Depot ;
H. J. Oharrington, J. 0. C. Moller, J. H. Eden, R. Phayre.^taff in
India; F. B. Brigge; Lieuts, C. J. Spottiswoode, /futr. of Mim^ri/.
H. Bowies, Depot, G. H. F. Mathison, J. A. Fearou, Adjt., C. S.
Molonv^ J. Davics,'G. C. S. Handcack, W. A. Cha&ncy, A. de $.
Hadow, A. G. Cartwright, J. X. Coteswortli, E. C. ^. SI. Kennedy,
A. K. S. Scarle, M. H. Orr, H. O. D. Hickman, M. L; Ferrnr, O.
Pearson, W. L. Mercer, A. T. H. Nennham; PaymaaUr, VL F. G.
Webster; Qfr. Mr., J. Hedingham. Scarlet. — facinin grass greeu.
1st Battalion Royal Munster Fasiliers — Lt'Col,.M' Hall, Coilimdg;
Majors, W. H. Abbott, A. C. Maurice, W. G. Norcott, H. S. G. Miles,
Garr. Instr., Aldershbt ; J. H. Barnard, C. M. G., Staff in India ;
Capts, D. G. Johnston, Depot ; H. Hare, G. Allen, J. G. Cook, E.
P.Browne, F. H. England, G. H. Lane ; Lieuts., E. S. Evans, P. S.
Draitt, Adit., H. H. Spitta, F. H. Penny, Instr. of Musketry, W. J. J.
Kirkpatrick, C. A. K. Hall, Depot; H. E. Belfield, G. B. Walker, G.
0. N. Bryan, G. N. Monro, S. T. Banning, P. 8. ftaoleai Prob. India
Slaff Corps ; R. E. Whitehead,, W. F. G. Ourtler, H. T. Keiiny, G. H.
"torner ; Paym, Capt. H. C. Dawaon, Army Pay Dej^i Qr. Mr., T.
Boynton. Scarlet— facings blue. *•*» *^
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His Excellency Vice Admiral Sir Francis Leopold McClintock, Kt., f.r.b.
Flag lAeuttnant, Edward B. Tan Kougbnet.
Stcrtiary, Qaorge 0. Marcon.
H. M. Nftvsl T«rd, Halifax.
Npnai and VtctuaVing Btoreke^ptr and Aceo/vmtant, A. Yinnl ; Chi^
Admiralty C/erJb, Charles Stubbing; Enoineerofthe Ynrd^ Vf. A. Harvey;
Fortman of ShipwrigkU C Acting), J. Gibson; Boattwain of the Yard, Thos
C. Lidbury; Foreman of Works, A. H. W. Goold.
H. M. Shipa on the North Amerioa and Weat India Station.
The Tonnage and JBoree Power given are the weight in Tone and the Indicated
Horee Pomer of the Engine*.
Contest, 4. 8. Comporite Gunboat. 465 tons. 510 H. P. lieut and
Com, Fredk A. Moysey : 8%ib-LieM$, Henry B.Wroughton, Percy J. Elliott;
8urg, Ralph W. Brereton; Aait. Paym. in chaise, John P. McP. King.
Dido, 12 8. Corvette. 1180 tons. 2420 H. P. Cnpt, Compton E.
Domville; JJeute, Fredk Maitland, Henry A. OglOt John A. Ashworth;
Nov. Lieut, Chaa. Hevward ; Chap <tnd IVav Inet. Rer. Alex Nicolls, b.a. ;
Staff Surg, Thos H. Atkinson^ Pagm, Clarence Ajlen.
Datvu), 14. 8. CorvetU. 1860 tons- 2270 H. P. Captain, Wm. R.
Ken e^; Lieute, George F. King Hall, Wm. H. Somerset, Charles A. F.
Waters; Nav Lieut, William J. N. Baird; Chtqt and Ncm In$L Keir David
Nevin, b.a.; Staff Surgeon, Bradley Gregory; Pagm. James H. Wwlis.
Famtomb, 4. 8* Con^peeite Gun Slixp, 940 tons. 070 H. P. Com-
mander, Wollaston C> Karuake; Lieute, Iloaston Stewart, William Ainger,
Sidney Hughes; Skiff Surg^ Edward T. Uoyd; Poym, Cecil P. Walker
FiRBBRAMO,, 4. 8. Componte Gm-BoaU 456 tons. 460 H. P. LieM
and OoMf Jas J. L. Sisaon ; Sub-Ideut, Wm. H. F. Taylor, John Martin ;
Swg, Fredk A. Trevan; Aett Paym in charge, Charles Roxworthy.
FiAMiNoo, 3> 8. Compotite Gun Vessel. 780 tons. 750 H. P. Com-
mander, Reginald N. Castance; lAeuts, Arthur H. Loring, Henry J.
Keane, T. P. Walker; Surgeon, Jno Hunter, m.b.; Paym. F. K. G. Wright.
FoBHamtt, 4. 8. CmposUe Gun-Boat. 455 Tons. 480 H. P. Lieut.
and Com, — — — ; 8ub-Lieuts, Charles A. BttcklMid, Hugh B.
Barton; Surg, James A. Vas^y; Asst. Paym. in charge, Rnssell Osborne.
Gbiffom, 8. 8. Composite Gun Vessel. 780 tons. 790 H. P. Cont-
mandp', John Ingles; X>teu<«^H&rry D. Law, Fredk G- McKinstry, Charles
B. BC^diMiald; St^Surg.W. Galloway, m.d.; Ptu/m, Jno W. Seccombe.
KoR'TRAMFTON, 12. thuible S. Iron Armour-pCatm Ship. 7320 tons.
6070 H. P. Coplajn, Edmund C Drummond; Commander, William H.
Fawkes; Ziflttte, Edmund 8. Poe, Daniel McN. Ridde), Henr}' Leah,
Charles H. 8. Prehrman, George Le O. Egerton, Jas P. Montgomery;
Staff Com, James Cole; Capt Mar Art, Samuel H. B. Northcote; lAtut
Mar^ Henry C Ea^es; Chap, Beni. C. Pidcock; Fleet Surg, Adam B.
Messer, m d.; Paym, Richard K. A. Richards.
PHOunx. 6. Oomposite 8. Sloop. 1130 tons. 1130 H. P. Com,
Hubert H. Qrenfell; Lieuts, Edward N. Price, Thos W. Woodhead, Edwd
J. Hill; Staff Surg, Alex B. Trousdell, m.d; Paym, James Cox.
Tenedos, 12. 5. Corvette. 1760 tons. 2030 H. P. Captain, Clias. G.
Fane; Lieuts, Eustace Rooke, Charles A. Forlong Charles B. P. Hnme,
Tkoqiras J. Oswell; /iTav Lieut, Charles H. S. Dougia^; Chan and Nav Itut,
Rev. John If. Clairkson, M.A.; Staff Surg, John Shields; Paym, Matthew
B. Grandy.
Ubobnt, 8. 2801 tons. Ce^, Wm. S. Brown ; Com, Orford Churchill :
Lieuts, HelsoB Bjing, Wm. F. Cariiake; Nav Lieut, Edmund Nsnkivell;
Lieut JWf Chaa D. Fowler; Chaplain, Rev. Isaac D. Lewis, b.a.; Stttff
Surg, Wm. D. liMMc; Paym, Algernon Yockney.
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MERCHANT
AND IMPORTERS OF
Cordage, Canvas, Chain Cables, Anchors,
AND
SHIP CHANDLERY,
Bar and Bolt Iron, Copper Bars, Muntz Metal Bars,
and Sheathings, Nets, Lines, Twines,
and Fishing Implements,
WHITE LEAD, PAINTS I LINSEED OIL
George Street and Bedford Row,
HALIFAX, N. 8.
DARTMOUTH ROPE WORK GO.
POST OFFICE ADDRESS : D. R. W. CO., HALIFAX, N. S. j
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THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS HOUSE,
Cornex^ of Jacob Street,
McMURRAY^cCO.'S
Dry Goods i Millinery Stores.
A full Assort'crent of ^Irst-CIass Fashionable Goods
ill the following departments :
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Dress Goods,
Black ftCol'dSUks,
Velvets and Satins,
Mourning Goods,
Rainproof Grapes,
SPECIALTIES:
Mantle*,
Costa 'tee,
Conets and
Underwear.
Mintle Cloths,
j'kter Coatings,
Canadian & Scotch
Tweeds & Suitings,
Flannels & Serges.
THE CHIftPST 8RY fiOOOt HOUSE,
273-BARRINaTON STREET-375
Laces & Ribbons,
Gloves & Hosiery,
Trimmings,
Fancy Goods,
Novelties.
Wllinery and Straw
Goods, Flowvi-^,
Featken, ■itiinwa' Goanterpanes,
TrimmiugH, Patterns,
Hats, Ae., Ae.
Blankets,
Qniits, Sheetings,
HoiBehold Linen,
Cottcms, &c., &G.
CENTS' FTTRlTZSHtlT^ dOOBS.
Orders Solicited and proiuptlv Attended to.
AGENTS FOR THE BAZAB PAHERIIS.
THE CHEAPEST DUY GOODS STORE,
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Attornies and Ban'iriter.x 84
Acadia College, WoltVille. 173
Aluinni 173
Army 221
Auditors Office 113
Barristers and Attcrnies 84
Society 89
Baptist Convention N. S. and N. B. 173
Bible Society : 201
Book and Tract Society 201
British Columbia, Province of: Lt.
fiovernor, Executive Council and
Le^iHlntive Ats^embly 44
Banks— Halifax Banking Co 188
Bank of Nova Scotia 188
British North America 188
Union Bank of Hall tax 188
Merchants' Bank 188
People's Bank of Halifax. . . 189
Bank of Yarmouth 189
Corn Bank of Windsor 189
Exchange Bank of Yarin'uthl89
or Pictou 189
Of Montreal 189
Dominion Savings' Bank 113,189
Ciipe Breton Railway 131
Chamber of Commerce, Halifax , , . , 193
Christian Association 201
Calendar Pages . .■. ..M-77
Chemists and Druggist* ^82
County Courts, Sittings of 83
Clerks 83
Courts — Supreme, of Canada 81
Exchequer of Canafl? 81
gqpreme of KTova Scotia.. . . 81
Marriage and Divorce 82
Vice Admiralty 82
County 83
Clerks of Municipal Councus (P3
Clergy— Baptist 174
Church of England 166
Congi-egational It6
Lutheran 176
Metliodist Church of Canada. 171
Presbyterian Church in Ca-
nnJa 169
Bomaii Catholic 168
Co oners 91
Commi'slonerB for Belief of Insolvent
Debtors 98
Commissiinera out of Province 89
Commercial Departfhent 188
Consuls, &c 213
Corporation, City of Halifax 219
Cui»to»i8 Departrnf^nt 135
Dj»lhou?ie College and University. . .183
Dartmouth, Town of. 219
Deeds, Registrai-s of 89
Dominion of Canada— Gov. General. 33
Privy Council. 3S
Senate 33
S.ofConmJons 34
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Diocesan Synod 1^7
Dominion OfllcerH, 113
Eclipses 60
EccleHiiistlcal Department 166
Educational Department :
Council of Public Instruction. . .184
Normal and Model Schools 184
School Districts, Inspectors, and
Commissioners 184-187
Explanatory 51
Fwrmlng 64-77
Fire Dep.nrtment 218
Fire Insurance Companitfs 191
Gas Inspection 120
HalifVix, City of. 217
Inland Keven»u) D-partment 114
Insolvent Debtors, Com. for Giving
llelieft» 98
Inspection of Fifh and Oils 120
Insurance Companies and Agencies. 190
Intercolonial Railway 130
Judges — Supreme Court of CanaOa . 81
N. Scotia. 81
County Courts, Nova Scotia P3
Probate 89
Justices of the Peace 99-112
Kewatiii, Province of. 45
King's College, Windsor 166
Alumni of 167
Law and Justice, Department «i.... 81
Life Insurance CompianieB.. 192
Light Houses 152
Lloyd s Agents '. '. . . .213
Lutheran M iuisters 176
Manitoba, Province of: Lt. Governor,
Executive and Legislative Couu^
oils, and Legislative Assembly,.. . . 44
Marine and Fisheries Department. . 102
Marine Insurance Companies IM
Masonic 203
Medical College, H»Jifax 183
Medical Register ,/ 176
Methodist Church of Canada 171
Militia Department 214
Mercantile Companies 193
Merchants' Private Signals 198
Movable Feast«, &c 49
Municipal tounoillors ,
National and Benevolent Societies
Navy, The
New Brunswick, Province of: Lieut.
Governor, Executive and Legisla-
Uve Councils, and Legislative As-
sembly 39
Newfoun<liai»d, Province of: Lieut.
Governor, Executive and Legisla-
tive Councils, Assembly, etc 4{t
New Glasgow, Municipality of. ....22t
Ntu-th-West Teriitories 45
Nova Scotia, Province of: Lieut.-
Goveinor, Executive & Legislative
Councils, & Legislative Assembly 36
Odd Fellows, ... 209
Manchester Unity . . . .210
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Orange Lodge, Onnd 213
Oreneera of Fisheries 102
Ontario, Province of: Lteut.-OoT.,
Exeoative Council and Legislative
Assembly 43
Patrons of Husbandry, Order of. . . .211
Pilot Commissioners nnd Pilots 1113
Planets, Morning anil Evening 00
Parrsboro' Railway 131
Pictou, Corporation of. ... . 220
Post Office Department:
Nova Scotia Postal Division. . . .121
Arrival and Departure of Mails
atHalimx 122
Country Post Offices 124
Principal Rates of Postaxe 127
Forei(rn Rates of Postage, Ice. . 126
Money Order Branch 129
Presbyterian College, HalUkx 171
Presbyterian Ministers 160
Probate, Judges 89
** Registrars 89
Prince Edwnrd Island, Province of:
Lieut. -Governor, Executive and
Legislative Councils, and Legisla-
tive Assembly 40
Prothonotaries 82
Quebec, Province ofi Lieut.-Oover-
nor, Executive and Legislative
Councils, i& Legislative Assembly. 41
Railways, Coaches and Staamers. . . .130
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Receiver Qenerml's Office 113
Registrars of Probate 80
Registrars of Deeds 80
Roman Catholic Clergy 168
Roval Family of Qreat Britain 31
Reliflious a:id Benevolent Societies. . 100
Saviiigs* Bank 113
St Mary's College. Halifbx 108
St. Francis Xavier's (y'oUege, Antigo-
nlsh T..160
Signals, at Citadel Hill 196
Sheriffli 82
Steamers 134
Spring Hill and Parrsboro' Railway. 131
Supreme Court, Sittings of. 82
Tariif, The 7 137
Telegraph Companies and Offices.. . .193
Tide Table 78
Temperance Directory 212
Truro, Corporation of. 220
Vice Admiralty Court 82
Wardens of Municipalities 03
Weather Guide 47
Western Counties Railway 133
Windsor and Annapolis Railway 132
Windsor, Municipality of. 220
Weights and Measures, Forms of,
etc 114
Wesleyan College, Saokville 172
Aca<r my, •• 172
Zodiac, Signs o.. 49
THOS. P. CONNOLLY,
WHOLESALE AND BBTAIL
Bookseller @ Stationer,
Comer Oeorge and Oranville Sts.,
HALIFAX, N. S.
Constantly in Stock, the best and cheapest variety of
Room Paper, Paper Blinds.
ALSO
ROYAL AND MARITIME READERS.
Blank and Pocket Books, Commercial and Family Stationery, Wrapping
Paper and Paper Bags, and everything usually kept
in a ftrst-clasa Stationery Store.
m^* Letterpress and Copper-Plate Printingry Book-Bind-
ingr and Die Printing done on the premises.
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Steal aii lot Water Il&gi&eers,
Cast and Wsoufflit Iron Fipo with Fitti&ga,
B&ffinoeis' Supplies and ICachiniry.
MANUPACTURBR8 OP ALL KINDS )(^U:
ENGINEERS', FI.UMBEB8' & STEAM FITTEBJS'
BEMS mom,-
And the Heavier Classes of
fiHASS AI?Z> COPFEft WORS.
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Vessels' Fastenings and Fittings.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, RESIDENCE^, AND FAOTOEIBS
SUPPLIED WITH
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With all Moderu IraprovemeBts, fitted by Engineers thoroughly
acquainted with our climate.
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WARREN'S FELT ROOFING .
And ROOFING MATERIALS, in andfpr the FroTince
of Noya Scotia.
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METHODIST BOOK ROOM,
141 Oranville Street, Hftlifa«i
DEPOSITORY FOR
RELIGIOUS AND GENERAL LITERATURE,
PMktt and F«i«iN| tibbe*
Fra5%r Books, Ohnroh SerrioeBi Hymn Books, dco.
$^ Library Books, Periodicals, and other
Sabbath School Requisites a Specialty.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
■WHOljESA.l4lf AJNT> RETAIL,.
Agents for I. K. FUNK & CO.'S Cheap Publications.
HUressi S. F. BVESTIS, HI Bra&TiUe Street, Balilax, N. S.
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WILUAU CAUFEELI,
(J^AJTR OA.MPBKIL.il. Sc iroWX.SIl.)
MANUFAOTUKER OF
Carriage & Car Springs,
AZLES, EDaS TOOLS, fto.
Repairs done with neatness and despatch. All goods made
from best materials and workmanship guaranteed.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
p«ire
Autt«n BitM., Railway, Colliery, and
MIU Buppllai, fto 10
Barron. Walter k Co., Tallon and
ClotWe** M
fiamatead's Leather and Finding
■tore 26
Beck with, R. N.. Auctioneer and
Connulealon Merchant 48
Bell, A. M., Hardware,
left side left hand pagea.
Bishop, Wm., Halifax Marble Works 22
Boreham, E., Boot, Shoes, Ac.,
left side right hand pages.
Brennan, W. C, The Brltlxh Shoe
Store 281
Briand, A., Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods 29
Brown, M. S. & Co., Jewellery,
Electro Plate, etc .70
Buckley A Allan, Statlunerv, etc ... . 4
Burpee, L F. A Co., St. John, Iron,
Steel,Au 8
Campbell, Wm., St. John, Edge
Tools, Springs, &c ,228
Canada Paper Co., Paper Makers and
Stationers, Montreal 248
Chipnmn, J. A. A Co., Flour and
Commisalnn Merchant 10
Cogswell, A. C, Dentist, Artificial
Teeth, Ac 17
Connolly, T. P., Books A Stfttionery.226
Connolly, John, Books A Statlonery.240
Cooke, C. J., Fancy Goods 848
Cornelius, J., Jewellery, Ac 48
Creighton A Marshall, Stationery,
Paper Rulers, Blank Books 48
Creighton, C. A., Commission, Ship
and Insurance Agent 841
Crease A Hopgood, Groceries, Vege-
tables, Provisions,* Ac 249
Cronan John, Groceries, Provisions. 230
Cronan, Daniel, W. I. Produce, Fish
Oils, Fun 16
Cunard, 8. A Co., House, Steam
and Oae Coal 862
Davidson, John, Flour A Feed Store. 26
Daniel A Boyd, Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Clothing, Ac 27
Daly, M. B., Imperial Insurance Co. 21
Dempster, James, Planing Mill and
Sash Factory 244
DeWolf, T. A. S. A Son, Ship Bro-
kers and Commission Merchants. 230
Egan, Thomas J., Ounmaker and
Taxidermist 234
Esson A Co., Commission Merobi>nte 82
Everett, T. E. A Co, Hats, Caps, Fura.240
Fordham, Arthur, Leather, Ac. . .55, 57,
69, 61, 68, 66, 67, 60, 71, 73, 75, 77
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Forttme, J., British and Foreign
Dry Goods, Millinery, Ac 6
Fuller, a.»*k Co., Uanlware. ... 8
do. do. top of pages.
Gates Organ A Piano Co 286
Gordon A Keith, Furniture, Carpets,
Oilcloth, etc 18
Gossip, Wm., Books and 8tationery.237
Harrington, W. M. A Co., Orooeriee,
Wines, etc 16
Harris, George J., House and Ship
Plumber 6
Henderson A fotts, Nova Scotia
Paint Works, right side left hand
pages.
Hegan, James W., St. John, Carpet
Warehouse 88
Hirshfleld, Geo., Sausages 14
Holt, J. H., Army and Navy Cloth-
irigStore 18
Jennings, M. E., Woollen Hall 14
Johnson, W. H., Pianos and Organs. 88
Jones, G. W., Commission and Man-
ufacturers' Agent, Paper, Ac.. 288
Keith, Alex. A Son, Brewf ly
20
15
Laurilllard, H. O., Merchant Tailor. .
Lawlor, J. £., Groceries, Hardware,
etc 47
Lobster Fertiliser 236
Longard Bros., Steam A Hot Water
Engineers 288
Lowell, W. L. A Co., Bankers, Bro-
kers, Insurance Agents 242
Lumber Mills, Mosquodoboit 286
Macdonald A Co., Brass Founders.. 227
Mackinlay, A. A W., Publishem,
Boolcsellers and Stationers 888
do. Fancy Stationery 233
McCarthy, R. W., St John, Drug-
gist 17
McLearn's Express A Feed Store. . 18
McMurray A Co., Dry Goods. 224
Mahon Bros., Drj- Goods 250
Moody, Wm. A Co., British, Cana-
dian and American Dry Goods. . 28
Moir, Son A Co., Millers, Bakers and
Confectioners 281
Monaglian, A., Dry Goods, etc 840
Morse, John E., TeajMerchant 286
Morton, C. C, Books A Stationery.. 241
Mumford Bros., Produce Commission
Merchants 24
Muiinls, James K., Clothier 20
Murray, I. S., Commiaiion MerohaBt.860
Newcomb, George C, Parlour and
Dining Room Suits 240
Patterson, John, Boiler Maker.... 249
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H. H. FULLER ft CO., kgenU for
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BBLOHfiRS FARMERS
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Parks, Wm.' & Son,' Cottdn, Yams,
Warp, etc 52
Do. do. Oroy Cottoiis
Warps, etc 53
Pbifp, John H., Hats, Gaps, Furs . . 4
Pickford & Slaok, Ship Chandlery.. 11
Dv>. ririit side right handpages.
Robertson, William, Hardware .... 2
Robson, C. & Co., Dry Goods 80
Roche, David, Wall Paper, Paints,
etc 13
Ross, W. O. & Co., Watchmakers ii
Jewellers 22
Ryan, J. W., Clothings and Furnish-
injfs.... 48
Schwartz, H. A., Stove Store 23d
Schwartz, W. H. & Sons, Coffee,
Spices, Teas, etc 26
Scotch Dye Works, Halifax, N. S..
calendar pages.
Silver, John, Dry Goods, Oxford
Homespuns', etc IS
Silver, W. & C, Gai-pets, Clothing;,
Dry Goods 243
Smith Bros., Dry Goods, Millinery,
Gloves, etc
Smith, J. Godfrey, Chemist, etc., "
o^endar pagres.
Smith, B. A., Dry Goods. 261
Page
StnitK, G. M". & Co., Dry Goods,
Silks, Hosiery, etc 19
Stairs, John, iron and Hardware,
Scales, etc 7
Stairs, W., Son ii Morrow, Hardware 223
Stephen, A. & Son, Furniture,
Wuodenwaro, etc. 5
Stenishorn, John T., Silverware,
Jewdloi-y, etc 23
Sullivan, D., Brewery 247
Synionds, W. S. & Co., Iron Foundry
and Machine Works 247
Theakston & Angwin, Hardware. . ..245
Thomson, Cathcurt, Tea and Com-
mi:'i»ion 234
Tborne, W. H. * Co., St. John.
Hardware and Mill Supplies 238
Tobin, Johii & Co., W. I. Produce,
Tens, etc 16
Wallace, Robert, Sewinjf Machines,
Jawellery, etc 237
Walsh, P., British & Foreiffn Hard-
ware, etc 21
Do. bottom of pages.
Wesieyan Book Room 228
White, T, H. & Co., Canadian Dye
Works... 23
Wootlill, A. A. Chemist 251
Woolrich, T. v., Drj' Goods, etc. . . .246
THOMAS A. S. DeWOLF & SON,
Ship Srokdrs, Comnussion Mercliazits.
Insoranees Effected! Freights Collected I Charters Obtained I
AGENTS FOR ANCHOR LINE OF STEAMERS
FBOM IiONDON TO HALIFAX. N. S.
Sailing Fortnightly. Carrying pHSScngers and Freight for all parts.
Freight taketa at Halifax for London and Continental Ports.
AGENTS FOR MAMMOTH VINEGAR WORKS,
STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.
A&ENTS FOK SALE OF DRAIN PIPE & FIRE BRICKS.
CAineiit, Plaster, Lime, Salt, Pif Iron, Shingrles,
AL^WAYS KEPT IN STOCK.
HALIFAX, N. S. T. A. S. De WdLF & SON.
iSS
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•rMIMit «rH% dlatla iia«t rntlyi 9t ftvtferl**' ^mrtilyi
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parts,
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231
Millers, Bakers I Confectioners,
MannfMtarers of »U deaorlptloiM of
BREAD, OA-KE,
BISCUIT, COHFECnOIEKT,
Fruit Syrups, &e., &c.
ARGYLE, DUKE AND GRAFTON STREETS.
Offloe and Salesroom :
t2i» mO) mdi tSS fttrgjfto SttrMt.
HALIFAX, N. S.
Tin liiiTiee
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W. C. BBENNAN,
162 Qra&Tille Street, Balifaz.
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House Bnil'tlingr Hardware at lowest rates.
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4. # W« ii4€Eili^4¥,
Uh\m, Iflobto S Ussrs.
Bronze Medal awnrded for Geographicnl' Apparatus, Paris Exposition,
18()7. First Prize awarded at Nova Scotia Exhibition, 1868, for
Eduoational Books and Apparatas, Superiority of Blank
Books, and Superiority ot Printing and Binding.
• v. *iS <^ 'in ''•,:"' ■«■•'.'•-.. V
HAVE IN STOCK :
OF ALL KIN4)S, INCLUDING
READERS.
Writltlg Papers,
Ineladl^ip iWlscapy Letter aii# Note.
BLANK BOOKS
II GBHAI YJkMl^h OUB OWN MANUFACTUBE.
Bristol and Card Boards, Envelopes,
Memo. Books, Pocket Books, Purses,
Ijak Starids, t)ixon Lead Pencils,
School Slates, Perff)rated Caixl Board.
Mathematical Instruments, School Maps,
Gold and Silver Paper,
School Globes, Atlases, &c.,&c
Together with a large and extensive assortment of
WHICH THET orreir at i.<»w kathi.
GRANVILLE STREET, HALIFAX, N. 8.
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H. H. FULLER * CO., kMd of Pon«r>s Wkarf.
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A. & W. MACKINLAY,
h:a.lifax, n. s.
Agents for
LIGHTBOWN, ASPINALL ^ CO.,
Room Paper Manufaoiurers,
Manuhesteb, England.
McLOUGHLlN BROS.,
Toy Books and Valentines.
ESTIilRBllOOK'S STEEL PENS.
CARTER'S INKS AND MUCILAGE
DENNISON MANUFACTURING CO.
BROOKLYN RUP.BKR WORKS.
COCHRANE'S INKS.
LYONS PARCHMENT PAPERS.
CHICOPEia ENVEI-OPE 60.
We are prepared to fill orders for goods of t]i« aboye
manufacturers at short notiee. ' <
GEO. W. JONES,
Conn a&M&uiaites'
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Printing and Wrapping Paper, Pftper BagSi News Inks,
Roller Composition, Piiils, Tubs, Matches, Bcnshes, Wash
Boards, Twine, &c., iu Stock at Lowest Rates to the Jobbing
Trade.
NAPANEE BRUSH COMPANY.
— ALSO —
Steam-User^' Insurance Society of Canada, dto.
OVnOSS, 14 SAOSTXIAS ST., SAZ.XFAZ.
f!
He ftound M IT. HA14II'» €IUr ||fMr4iviur« lil«r«. Ihw. HmC ^ttee.
mi'
Lnbrloatinir Oils, tIs: OllTe, Lard, West Tirglnis* Ac.
234
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GATHCART THOMSON,
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Commission Merchant.
TEAS A SPECIALTY.
Agent for ANCHOR TOBACCO Manufactory.
FIRST PRIZE XT DOHINION EXHIBITION, 1881.
III UPPER WATER ST., HALIFAX.
Wm^WAB 9* M
Lower
Water
Street,
HALIFAI
anirs, xufles, revolvers, &o.
• ALL PRICES AND QUALITIES.
Best Enffltsh and Canadlsn Ganpowder, Cartridges, Caps,
Cases, Wads, Shot, &e.
Foot
SackTiUe
Street,
near
Halifax
Hotel.
The Above goods being imported direct, can be sold at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
«IJIirS OW HIKB AT MKAgONABLE RATCa.
Repairing eaeeonted on the premises.
No conneotlon with any other firm in the City.
AOENT FOR E. REMINGTON A SON, NEW YORK.
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ROBERT WALUOE,
1Q4 - Uppei* IPr^ter ^t.-lQ-^
r HAUi4X,K. S.
WATliES^ CtMS, MD iEWELLERY.
ALSO AtoT *'0K THE CELE^l^ATED
Which liafit&iB year wrried aS all FI»ST FlilZiES itt Toronw, Mon-
treal, JHas^tonaRd Halifax.
Also Agrent forlilie^AttpBICAN WAI'ii;>> Sewint Ma^bine.
All im0Mm M^ WM and Pans lomiu
■ '"'■' . ■■■'■■ ' ■ " • '"• ' ■•*. . ■"
on the premises by tlftstoost competWt workiiJeii, uSofl the shortest
possible nodee. .. '\ •
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'lOE BOOK ANI^
very sttperioe ill Iweiy jwwjt. '«i»y V«llWso, jmsoo^k; totheir variety of excel-
\mfe, bejemapkftfelylowia in^i iSend;1^ Boon
^toite'^-^m *^'?r^J*~t**'#^«'^1S** ^ide, any length. ^
8h ?OT i2? «>**«P**»ft wWfchB ;*T^e^^ Tra«W Papor* per
M-^HWH««H»M t^ ilrt^WiiiSQi' & KeWto^^^ Ql«c«fS fikefehinjr f ibtn Nature •
BrawSnir Studies. ^ •
AIiltlJJllk-<-Photoe9^|»b, Autograph aiid ^tircm, ;
«OI.0»*>AIIWii>&'*r^^'^««f|®^W PalDt^etoWInk. bold Shells; Gold
Pens aijdfeiMjtt eami Gold Bapti. Ako-^MA, m^timCof^r &oih», Silver
Ink and ^Us.
i
MV^Iiii^lfMttr of' every ttadf mOlodtag Aowtliit and^UMno, Books : Exercise
idCooyJKxdtsi Antofaie'sFr^tich ItflC; SfeWhwW, C3urter'*:Walkd«n's And owa
Inks ; Benk
andCo&ftxdtsj Antofaie'sFr^tich ItflC; S6>|Jte«i»', Curter'il^Vidkden'sW Ore's
iks; Pen*. v '
PMlNf|N« AN S» IHMlK-lltl »JW»r«.^-Copper.Pl»fe at)d Lettei^P^ Print-
ing, aw\ %ok-Binding, cai^efiilly attendtfiEl to.
WjJ*I^*l«jBl»«ll«;r;?^ JWSf^ of i«l«ted SeMcnaWe Wall Papei»-«er
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St.. SaUfttx.
OnlGM in 0eit^ioi«8 fepiftH&liO» of <kpp^r^ l4¥l» Zitic, Sheet
Iron and Tin 'Wotk,p«>iJij»Uy and pBrpQti»% attended to.
Id" mil |ii"'i iiii iiiM'irfrnyi'iiillrij:)! Iiiiriiri'
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belcher's farmer s
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FRANZ*
AlfTI ►tfT* cirirB THAT TOOK
FiSlST PBIZE AT
fHE DOMINION
EXHIBITION
Held At jElftlifax ; that
wi)l knit Hjiy garment,
aiid ktikt 2%0iQO ttitcbes
per init|«M>, the ' same
etiteh tm U knit by hand.
II knita all kinds of yarn
intoplkin, fHibed or fancy
itltofaer; it fiirrowfl and
"widens, tightens or loos-
ens at mli: Yu\x emu
teach ^(rrf^-lrOna the
Book of InstVuoii&hs.
The Moefaine with-
hek* ifT*m These
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JBtoBM
»milteek8or
It Je tifhen
as, Mlpent for the
BhUNf*
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Oeatfal Comsussion,
SHIP I INfllRANCE AGENT^
Ck)n(dgiUB«iitv|i(tt GoodalForwarded.
Sales and ParoliasiBS of IIS^ GAROOKSIa Specialty.
CHARTERS PROCU RED.
QindGAIMI <iH»8l$lfit«
Sti^ Sdlila^.
■^■*
Siqil)Serlp^<iiil8
f^ ft^ jBufflish and Ainert<Miii
OpiWfiating of yoo^ji|»» jL^fcer'ao;^ Kote ftiper, Etiv^lop^
: BlaiA 3Bp^8, Menic^ and-Paei'^ok% Slates, Fens,
i^iicala,*^
BiU^ Chni^l^ jfM^jM^ PitAT^I! and Ilymn Books.
*l***!<»*-lpMpii«-*l*-i.-i^
Is kept «i r. WAMII'« «l«jr |iiir«lw«r« iit<iir<!, OpiMMltc r»M 0fllce.
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W. L LOWELL & CO.
166 Sbll£i flimt» Solifta,
bou&Mt and «oflu.
AGBKTS FOR
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343
CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS,
HOUSE FUpiSHlNG GOODS;
Largesi Taiiatjr to aafeofe fM>m in Maritime Provinces.
OF OUB OWK IPINUFAOTUKE.
^ Sound ftnd J^li^U^. iPriees lower than ever.
A large and g^mplete ^t<<^k, direil^ fyoni the Manui'actuiers.
Wtm M
11 to 17 iGKflorgemi w^ HfOiflax.
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fto^3@i)e#&ijr Ofls^ 9^ Goods,
1l<H^et 4nd^ /^^
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bblcher'8 farmeu's
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Bobcrtson^g Superior Mill and Circular Saws*
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245
tor Jft/t^ liai^^
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A fufi Uii€S ^sp6ft»tfx selected fo^
Hay €tttt4^ rWkfl, |eytfc(M, Stakes taxA Snaths, Boes,
djim^ c*i5tfeiJ9^ ANJE>^ trooi. das.
Vliifetta^^ and
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247
W. a SYMOHDS & CO.
Engineeis & Boiler Makers,
PROPRIETORS
DARTMOUTH IRON FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE WORKS.
Ofice, 18 § 20 Duke St, Halifax, N. S.
MANUFACTURERS OF
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STSAIC EXraiNES and BOILE&S,
Ooal aud Gold Mining Machinery,
STOVES, RANGES, FRAME GRATES AND HOLLOW-WARE.
Awardied FIRST PKIZE AND DIPLOMA
for assortment of Ales at Dominion
Exhibition, Halifax, 1881.
DANIEL SULLIVAN,
MANUFACTURER OF
Diamond Ale & Brown Stout
JONES' eeswEBY,
Opposite H. M. Dockyard,
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ETerytliing in the Hardwara line,
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BELCHERS FARMERS
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(XjIXid:XTS]D.)
F^por Makers
AND
WHOLESALE
OFFICE AND WAREHOtrSESr
374, 376 oad 378 Saint Paul Street,
MONTREAL, F. 0.
AND
ITe. 11 Fwst St. W., Tiijraaxtd, -C^.
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WORKS:
Windsor MillSj Sherbrooke Milk
AlwAyis in Stoclcy a full assortment of
EVERY BESGRIPTION OF PAPER.
SaR<; 'e:i vA Quotanons on application.
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MANUFACTURER AMD DEALER IN
Parlor & Dining Room Suits,
Bedroom Setts, ICattrasses, &c.
VENETIAN BLMDS AND SHIPS' WHEELS MADE A SPECIALIY.
i^- CABPST8 MADE AKD ?UT DOWN AT HHOfiT NOtlCE. -^
Corner Suke and Barrington Sts., Halifax.
JOHi PATTERSON,
** A t* jiAndfacturbu of
For IClkrixie and Land Fnrposes.
^ IRON SHIPS REFfillfffED.
SMp Tanks, Girders, Smoke Pipes, and all kinds of Sheet
Iron Work, neatly and promptly executed.
490 TXf Fito WATSB ST., SAZJFAZ.
BEASE & HOPGOOD,
wholbbalb and retail dealbrs in
SrocerieSp Te^tafa, Frovisiois, Sic.
OATS, BRAN AND FEED ALWAYS ON HAND.
208 ARGYLE STREET. HALIFAX, N. S.
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81 Upper Water Screet, Halifax, XT. S.
HEAD OF COMMERCIAL WHARF.
Goods sold at very low fl,gure8 to prompt
custOinerM,
SEND FOR SAMPLES AND QUOTATIONS.
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Importers of Staple and Fancy
DRY aOODSp
97 to 101 Bemngtm. St., Salifttx.
« One Blook South Grand Parade."
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MILLINEHY AND MANTLES.
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STAFLE AND FANC7 aOODS,
Clothing, Fancy Soaps, Millinery, &c.
aS" Goods sold at lowest quotations to prompt paying cnstomers.
JOS" Orders by ]Hat or through onr travelers carefully attended to.
WJIOLESAXE OTHINCE, 35 TO 37 GEOROE STREET.
"THE BLOOD IS THE UPE"
A SURE CURE
^®Ee TME P@IUL@WCIItl@ StSSASSS:
Exhausted Vital Energy, I^errousness, Despondency, Self-Abuse,
Spermatjorrbcea, Loss of Mantitjod, La-nguor, Lameness, Weakness or
Pain in the Back or Loins, lioss of Nervous Powrer and General
Tone of the Uystem, WsaJtueBs from Loss of Vital Fluid, In-
voluntary Vital Losses at night daring dreams, Weakness
of the Organs wMi <i«iroient or feable powers, &c., &o.
SET^ Tbe ab«7e ah be peramaently cured by the use of the
@]Huiipimi NefTe Voaie or Egryptian Cordial.
CHEMIST,
112 Upper Water Street, Halifax, N. 8,
SOLE AVKNT FOK THK CANADAS.
US' Pamphlets sent free to any address on receipt of 3 cent stamp.
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HOUSE, STCAM AMD GAS
COAL.
Albion Coal,
FOB STEAM AND GAS FUBPOSES.
For Prices and Terms apply to
Agrents to the Halifax Co.y Limited.
SYDITEY COAL,
FOB HOUSE AND STEAM PimPOSBS.
LINGAN COAL,
FOB HOUSE AND GAS PUBPOSES.
For Fiiees and Terms apply to
CUNARD & MORROW
AfiEUS TS GENEIAL MMMG A^ON/mON, LIMITED.
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