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original  copy  available  for  filming.  Features  of  this 
copy  which  may  be  bibliographically  unique, 
which  may  alter  any  of  the  images  in  the 
reproduction,  or  which  may  significantly  change 
the  usual  method  of  filming,  are  checiced  below. 


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Couverture  de  couleur 


I      I    Covers  damaged/ 


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Covers  restored  and/or  laminated/ 
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Coloured  maps/ 

Cartes  gdographiques  en  couleur 

Coloured  ink  (i.e.  other  than  blue  or  black)/ 
Encre  de  couleur  (i.e.  autre  que  bleue  ou  noire) 


I      I    Coloured  plates  and/or  illustrations/ 


Planches  et/ou  illustrations  en  couleur 


Bound  with  other  material/ 
^^  '    Relid  avec  d'autres  documents 


Tight  binding  may  ccuse  shadows  or  distortion 
along  interior  margin/ 

La  re  liure  serrde  peut  causer  de  I'ombre  ou  de  la 
distortion  le  long  de  la  marge  intdrieure 

Blank  leaves  added  during  restoration  may 
appear  within  the  text.  Whenever  possible,  these 
have  been  omitted  from  filming/ 
II  se  peut  que  certaines  pages  blanches  ajout^es 
tors  d'une  restauration  apparaissent  dans  le  texte, 
mais,  torsque  cela  6tait  possible,  ces  pages  n'ont 
pas  6t6  filmdes. 

Additional  comments:/ 
Commentaires  suppldmentaires; 


L'lnstitut  a  microfilmd  le  meiKeur  exemplaire 
qu'il  lui  a  6td  possible  de  se  procurer.  Les  details 
de  cet  exemplaire  qui  sont  peut-dtre  uniques  du 
point  de  vue  bibliographique,  qui  peuvent  modifier 
une  image  reproduite,  ou  qui  peuvent  exiger  une 
modification  dans  la  m^thode  normale  de  filmage 
sont  indiqu^s  ci-dessous. 


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Pages  restaurdes  et/ou  pelliculdes 

Pages  discoloured,  stained  or  foxed/ 
Pages  ddcolordes,  tachetdes  ou  piqudes 

Pages  detached/ 
Pages  d^tachdes 


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Quality  of  prir 

Qualitd  indgale  de  I'impression 

Includes  supplementary  materii 
Comprend  du  materiel  suppldmentaire 


I      I    Quality  of  print  varies/ 

I      I    Includes  supplementary  material/ 


Only  edition  available/ 
Seule  Edition  disponible 

Pages  wholly  or  partially  obscured  by  errata 
slips,  tissues,  etc.,  have  been  refilmed  to 
ensure  the  best  possible  image/ 
Les  pages  totalement  ou  partiellement 
obscurcies  par  un  feuillet  d'errata,  une  pelure, 
etc.,  ont  6t^  filmdes  d  nouveau  de  fapon  d 
obtenir  la  meilleure  image  possible. 


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to  the  generosity  of: 

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The  images  appearing  here  are  the  best  quality 
possible  considering  the  condition  and  legibility 
of  the  original  copy  and  in  keeping  with  the 
filming  contract  specifications. 


L'exemplaire  film6  fut  reproduit  grdce  d  la 
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plus  grand  soin,  compte  tenu  de  la  condition  et 
de  la  nettetd  de  l'exemplaire  film6,  et  en 
conformity  avec  les  conditions  du  contrat  de 
filmage. 


Original  copies  in  printed  paper  covers  are  filmed 
beginning  with  the  front  cover  and  ending  on 
the  last  page  with  a  printed  or  illustrated  impres- 
sion, or  the  back  cover  when  appropriate.  All 
other  original  copies  are  filmed  beginning  on  the 
first  page  with  a  printed  or  illustrated  impres- 
sion, and  ending  on  the  last  page  with  a  printed 
or  illustrated  impression. 


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par  le  premier  plat  et  en  terminant  soit  par  la 
dernidre  page  qui  comporte  une  empreinte 
d'impression  ou  d'illustration,  soit  par  le  second 
plat,  selon  le  cas.  Tous  les  autres  exemplaires 
originaux  sont  film6s  en  commengant  par  la 
premidre  page  qui  comporte  une  empr'jinte 
d'impression  ou  d'illustration  et  en  terminant  par 
la  dernidre  page  qui  comporte  une  telle 
empreinte. 


The  last  recorded  frame  on  each  microfiche 
shall  contain  the  symbol  ^^  (meaning  "CON- 
TINUED"), or  the  symbol  V  (meaning  "END"), 
whichever  applies. 


Un  des  symboles  suivants  apparaitra  sur  la 
dernidre  image  de  cheque  microfiche,  selon  le 
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different  reduction  ratios.  Those  too  large  to  be 
entirely  included  in  one  exposure  are  filmed 
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right  and  top  to  bottom,  as  many  frames  as 
required.  The  following  diagrams  illustrate  the 
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de  Tangle  supdrieur  gauche,  de  gauche  d  droite, 
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PREFACE. 


TiiK  Publishers  of  the  "  Provincial  Wesleyan  Almanack'^  cannot 
omit  the  oi)portunity  (in  puMishiuLr  tlio  second  volume)  of  thaiikin^^  the 
public  for  the  very  cordial  recci)tion  given  to  their  i)ublication  of  last 
year.  The  most  encouraging  testimonials,  have  bceiv  received  fiom 
every  quarter  approving  their  labors, — a  most  gratifying  proof  of  wliiili 
was  found  in  the  rapid  sale  of  this  Annual  last  year — -the  whole  cditiuii 
being  exhausted  in  two  months  from  first  date  of  issue. 

A  discerning  I'ublic  will  perceive  in  every  page  of  the  present  vohniu' 
the  evidences  of  tliought  aud  labor,  with  a  lauduMe  anxiety  to  sccuie 
general  approbation. 

The  arrangement  of  the  dilYerent  departments  will  be  found  much 
more  comidete — a  great  deal  of  new  matter,  not  hitherto  found  in  siali 
a  publication,  has  been  introduced.  Every  ])ortion  lias  been  niost 
carefully  revised  up  lo  the  date  of  publication.  The  ''  Halifax  Busiiic^-; 
Directory  "  is  still  continued,  with  the  latest  known  alterafions;  wliilr 
nothing  has  l)eeu  knowingly  omitted  which  could  secure  tliis  anmuil 
volume  being  all  that  is  rc<imred  for  the  Merchant,  the  Mariner,  the  Far- 
mer, and  the  Family.  , 

"We  trust  that  the  size  of  the  volume — the  mechanical  execution — tin' 
care  visible  in  its  varied  departments  to  render  it  attractive  and  useful 
— will  secure  for  this  aud  succeeding  u\imbers  a  very  rapid  and  e-\.tcii- 
sive  sale. 

P.  S.  Information  respecting  any  crroi-s  or  omisst.ws  in  any  part  of 
the  Almanack,  especially  in  the  "Halifax  JJusincss  Directoiy,"  will  lie 
very  thankfully  received  at  the  ollice  of  the  Fiovinc'ud  Wtiylemw,  135 
Argyle  Street,  Halifax,  N.  S. 


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GHRONGLCGIGAL  ERAS  AND  GYGLES. 


CHRONOLOGICAL   ERAS. 

Tlie  y(>!ir  isno  is  the  G:)7;3ril  of  the  Julian  i)criod,  ami  tlic  5G20-21st  of 
tli(>  .)c\vi.4i  Kiii. 

Till'  yrar  1:^77  of  the  Muhninmcdan  Km,  or  the  Era  of  tlic  Ilogirn, 
ln-ins  oil  the  2()tli  of  July,  18()(). 

The  lirst  (hiv  of  Jaiuiarv  of  iIr-  voar  1860  is  the  2,400,41 1th  dav  since 
tliu  i'oinmeucem(.'iil  of  the  Julian  I'eriod. 


CHRONOLOGICAL  SYMBOLS. 


("idlil'ii  Xnmher 18 

K]iiu't 7 


Dominical  Letters. 
l\oiiian  Indiction. . 


Solar  Cvele 18     Julian  Pericjd, . . . 

ASTRONOMICAL  SYMBOLS. 

t^  The  Sun.  "        $  Pallas. 

d    The  Moon.  ^   Juno. 

^    Mercury.  ^    Ceres. 

9    Venus.  \\.  rlupiter. 

©  The  Earth.  y^   Saturn. 

^   Mars.  y  Uranus. 
2   Vesta. 

SIGNS  OF  THE  ZODIAC. 


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Summer 

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N.  Nortli 
S.  South 
K.  Mast 
W.  West 


cf  Aries,  head 

y  Taurus,  neck 

n  Gemini,  arms 

215  Cancer,  hreast 

fl  Leo,  heart 

11]^  ^  h'go,  howels 


Aijlumn 
signs 

Winter 
signs 


ABBREVIATIONS. 

JJ  Descending  Node 
^   Ascending  Node 
h.    Hours 

n\.  Minutes  of  Time 
R.    Seconds  of  Time 


£^  Lihra,  reigns 
]\l   Scorpio,  secrets 
/    Sagittarius,  thi. 
\ff  Caprieornus,  kn 
•et  Aiiuarius,  legs 
H  Pisces,  feet 


°  Degrees 

'   Minutes  of  Arc. 

"  Seconds  of  Arc. 


COMMENCEME?^T  OF  THE  SEASONS. 

Spring  commences  March  20th — Sun  enters  cp 
Summer  commences  June  21st — Sun  enters  G 
Autumn  commences  Sept.  2.'>rd — Sun  enters  :£h 
Winter  eonimences  DeiT.  21sL — Sun  enters  ]ff 


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ECLIPSES. 

In  tlie  Tonr  IHCO  there  will  he  four  EcHpses, — tsro  of  the  Sun  and 
two  of  the  Moon. 

I.  An  unnnhir  Eclipse  of  the  Sun,  Jan.  32nd,  Jnvisihle  in  Nora  Scotia, 

II.  A  partial  Eclipse  of  the  Moon,  Feb.  6th,  visible  at  Halifax  ns 
'  follows : — 

Moon  cnterp  Ponnmbra 7h.  48m.  evening. 

Moon  entfri«  Shadow 8    49  "  ] 

Middle  of  Eclipse 10     15  "  | 

Moon  leaves  Shadow 11     41  "  ! 

Moon  leaves  I'enuinbra 12    42  " 

First  contact  of  Shadow  with  Moon's  limb  79°  from  North  Point 
towards  the  East. 

Last  contact  of  Shadow  with  Moon's  Limb  32°  from  North  Point 
toward.s  the  West. 

Magnjtudo  of  Eclipse — 0.812  (Moon's  Diameter— 1).  i 

in.  A  total  Eclipse  of  the  Snn,  .Inly  17th.  This  Eclipse  will  he 
visible  throujihout  the  w  hole  of  North  America.  Commencmg  at  Hali- 
fax at  8h.  .'35m.,  and  ends  at  llh.  25m.,  A.  M. 

IV.  A  partial  Eclipse  of  the  Moon,  August  1st,  invisible  in  Nova 
Scotia. 

MORNING  AND  EVENING  STARS. 

Venus  will  be  an  Evening  Star  till  the  10th  of  July,  and  then  a 
Morning  Star  till  the  end  of  the  year. 

Mars  will  be  a  Morning  Star  the  whole  year. 

Jupiter  will  be  a  Morning  Star  till  July  12th,  and  then  an  Evening 
Star  till  the  end  of  the  year. 

Saturn  will  he  nn  Evening  Star  till  Augnst  6th,  and  then  a  Morning 
Stiu*  till  the  end  of  the  vear. 

FIXED  AND  MOVEABLE  FEASTS.  \ 


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Circimicision Jan.  1 

Epiphany 6 

Scptuagcsima Feb.  5 

Sexagesinia 12 

Siu'ove  Sunday 19 

Ash  Wcdncsdiiv  /j<'uthe(j'n  22 

St.  Patrick's  1  )ay '. .  Mar.  1 7 

Palm  Sunday April  1 

Good  Fridav 6 

St.  Georire's  Day 23 

Easter  Sunday May  8 

Low  Sxxndav 15 


Birth  Queen  Victoria May  24 

Ascension  Day 1" 

Pentecost 27 

Trinity  Sunday June  3 

Corpus  Christi - ' 

Accession  of  Q.  Victoria.  20 

St.  John,  Baptist 24 

Bh-th  Prince  Albert .-Aug.  26 

Birth  Prince  of  Wales Nov.   9 

Advent  Sunday Dec.    2 

St.  Andrew's  r)ay 30 

Christmas  Day 25 


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EMBER  DAYS. 

Feb.  29— March  I,  2— Miiv  no— .Iiiiic  I,  2— Sept.  19,  21,  22— Deer. 
19,  21,  22. 


Till'  foUowinjr  signs  arv  used  in  our  AliriMtinck  to  ilonote  the  difforpiit 
positions  and  ])liasc'.s  of  tlie  Moon  D  d  iioti  s  thi-  Moon  in  tlu'  first 
(|ii!uliftriiro — that  is,  the  <iiiiulratur«'  ItctNM'i-n  f!ian{:e  and  ftiU.  d  di;notos 
the  Moon  in  the  last  f|iiadrature — that  is  the  <|u;uUatnre  hetween  full 
and  change.     ^  denotes  Now  Moon.     O  tlenotes  Full  Moon, 

When  viewed  through  a  telescope,  the  suifaee  of  the  Moon  appears 
\v(jnderfully  diversilied.  Ijarge  (lari<  spots,  .siippo>e(l  to  Ito  excavations 
or  valleys,  are  visil)le  to  tla^  eye ;  some  parts  also  U|)pear  more  lucid 
than  the  general  suiface.  These  are  aseertaint.Ml  to  he  mountains,  hy 
the  shadowH  which  they  oast,  ilaps  of  the  Moon's  suiface  have  heen 
drawn,  on  which  most  of  tliese  valleys  and  mountains  are  delineated, 
luid  names  are  given  to  them.  Some  of  these  excavations  are  thought 
to  lie  four  miles  dt-ep  and  fortv  wide.  A  hi<xh  ridge  <;enerally  surrounds 
them,  and  often  a  rm>untain  rises  in  the  centre. 

HALIFAX. 

l>atitude.  North,  44°  39'  20" 

Longitude,  West,  63°  36'  40"  iu  time  4!i.  14m.  26-7ii. 


NOTR.— It  is  to  he  obBeryeJ  t'lat  througliont  the  Civlemlar  pPKUB  th«  Computa- 
tions nre  In  JUean  Time,  witti  'he  exception  of  Uio  rising  and  sottim;  of  the  Wnn. 
Also  that  the  SuuiADd  Moou'HdecIiuatious  arc  given  fur  the  Meridian  uf  Greenwich. 


Caiisk  op  the  Aurora-Bouealis. — M.  de  la  1  -e,  the  celehratcd 
French  Astronomer,  explains  the  production  of  the  Aurora-Borealis  in 
the  following  nuuuier : — "  When  the  sun,  having  passed  into  the 
Southern  hemisphere,  no  longer  heats  -  so  much  of  our  hemisphere, 
the  aijueous  vapors  which  have  accunuilated  during  the  summer 
in  this  part  of  •  the  atmosphere  begin  to  condense,  the  kiiid  of 
humid  cap  enveloping  the  polar  regions  extends  more  and  more, 
and  facilitates  the  passage  of  the  electricity  accumulated  in  the 
upper  portions  of  the  air.  But  in  these  elevated  regions,  and 
especially  at  this  period  of  the  year,  the  aipieous  vapors  must  fre- 
quently pass  into  the  state  of  minute  parades  of  ice  or  snow  floating 
in  the  air,  similar  to  those  which  give  rise  to  the  h:dos  ;  they  form,  as 
it  were,  a  kind  of  semi-transparent  mist,  'J'hesc  lialf-frozen  fogs 
conduct  the  electricity  to  the  surface  of  the  earth,  near  the  p()le,  and 
lire  at  the  same  time  illumined  by  these  currents  or  electric  discharges, 
hi  fact  all  observers  agree  in  asserting  that  the  Aurora-Barealis  is 
constantly  preceded  by  a  mist,  which  riso^  from  the  pole,  and  tlie 
margins  of  which,  less  dense  than  the  remainder,  arc  colored  the  first; 
and  indeed  it  is  very  frequent  near  the  pole  in  the  winter  months,  and 
especially  in  those  where  there  is  abundance  of  vapor  in  the  air. 


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I  THK  FAMILY  FI.'IKVD. 

ri-ntoitiCAi.3  AMD  XKn't^l'Aji'.Hf..— Kvory  raiiilly  slioiilil   ♦iko  a   ncwspniior;   tMi 
tli(^  l:i(ly  iif  tlif  lidiisi;  slimilil  liisl.  t,  ii|i()ii— kindly,  to  do  sine;    lur  a  (/lcii-.;int  rr- 

I     (|lll'Sl  \A  IIH  iHiWcrful  ;is  "11  nail  UllhWiT"  ill    "tiUllillg   'iW.iy  W  mill."       Mill,  llHlllllly 

lilt;  williii;,'  Id  HiilmciUio  for  a  i  a|.<r,  tlutiigli  Kdiiio  uro  iiiditriTcnt  to  thiH  K'l-'iit 
I  Bouit'o  of  nuiilly  iii.',tnicti()ii  an  wfll  as  jileasiiic;  but  t'ny  I'lUv^'ot  w1h!Ii  llio  yfar 
I  cnini'8  niiiiitl  ti)  }vin<.'i'' llitir  KultsfriinidiiB  in  tlio  liijht  \vuy.  Tlu)  woiiu'n  of  tlio 
j   family  ehould  bo  sure  to  n  nuinbur  tho  prliit«T. 

.     O  l'''ill  MooM,  8th  (liiy,   nil.  9in.,  Moniin,!;. 

d  liMst  Quarter,  ir)tli  day,  2li.  44m.,  Moriiiii;,'. 

9  >.V'\v'  Moon,  22ii(l  (lav,  8li.  2in.,  Ev^.■lu^^^ 

D  1^'irst  Quarter,  .31st  day.  Oh.  .')7ni.,  IMoniinj,'. 


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f. 

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r-* 

rJ 

c 

C 

IS  II. 


2 
3 
4 
5 
G 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 

i  ^2 
I  1.3 
i   14 


M. 

Tu. 

W. 

Th. 

F. 

Sa. 

SU. 

M. 

Tu. 

W. 

Th. 

F. 

Sa. 


15  SU. 


M 


16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
SO 
31 


M. 

Tri. 

W. 

Th. 

F. 

Sa. 

SU. 

M. 

Tu. 

W. 

Th. 

F. 

Sa. 

SU. 

M. 

Tu. 


Circumcision. 

IstCJcu.  As'mhlyoom.  St,  Jo|jn  1786. 
^  yreiitest  eloiig.,  W. 


Fpilihany. 

Author/'tii.  com.  pr  1)k.  1548.   Cold 

l.st  Sunday  after  Eiiijihany. 

and  stonni/. 
h  (5    C  d  perigee,  lOli.  ev. 

Kiiifj:  of  Xothorhuiils  award  on 

Boundary  (piestion,  1831. 
Ohl  New  Vear's  J)av.  /'Jxprrt  a 

Great  Fire  in  St.  John,  N.  li.  1837. 
2n(r Sunday  after  Ei)ii)hany. 

sno'.v 
^  d    C  storm. 


Susanna,  mother  of  Jolm  and  Clui.«. 

Wesley,  born,  1669.  Very 

3rd  Sund  'v  after  7<>i>iphanY. 

wiplcdsaiit 
Com-crsion  of  St.  Paul. 
5   CJ    C  C  apouee  Ih.  ov. 

Sunday  Schools  estahlished,  1790. 
Vote  of  .£100,000  l)v  Nova  Scotia  to 

protect  N.  Ji.,  18.39, 
Sexayesama  Sunday. 
29  George  HI  died  U.20. 


SUN. 

Dec 
Sou 

'/'  !  Rise  Sets 

in      1 

23°  3' 

13" 

7  39  4 

21 

3  40 

22  58 

14 

7  394 

21 

4  '.) 

22  52 

47 

7  38  4 

22 

4  37 

22  46 

53 

7  3S4 

22 

5  .") 

22  40 

32 

7  37  4 

23 

5  :]-2 

22  33 

43 

7  36  4 

24 

5  51) 

22  26 

29 

7  36  4 

24 

6  2.') 

22  18 

48 

7  35  4 

25 

6  51 

22  10 

40 

7  34  4 

26 

•7  16 

22  2 

7 

7  .34  4 

26 

7  41 

21  53 

7 

7  334 

27 

8  .■> 

21  43 

42 

7  32  4 

28 

8  2S 

21  33 

52 

7  314 

29 

8  51 

21  23 

36 

7  .304 

30 

9  14 

21  12 

56 

7  .30  4 

30 

9  .36 

21   I 

52 

7  29  4 

31 

9  57 

20  50 

2.'? 

7  284 

32 

10  17 

20  38 

30 

7  2714 

33 

10  37 

20  26 

14 

7  26'4 

34 

10  ')*') 

20  13 

35 

7  25  4 

35 

11  13 

20  0 

33 

7  24  4 

sa 

11  31 

19  47 

8 

7  23  4 

37 

11  AX 

19  33 

21 

7  2214 

38 

12  4 

19  19 

13 

7  20|4 

40 

12  19 

19  4 

43 

7  1914 

41  12  -M 

18  49 

5.3- 

7  18:4 

42,12  4; 

18  34 

41 

7  17!4 

43,13  0 

18  19 

10 

7  16:4 

44 

13  11 

18  3 

19 

7  14'4 

46 

13  22 

17  47 

9 

7  13  4 

47 

13  .'Si' 

17  30 

40 

7  12  4 

48 

13  41 

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<>J. 


[it 


im;ii.] 


TIlO  hrlt<l 

■lllMi-c  I  idllt;; 

I'mvVh  Will 

iliii'Mi  III  thr 

lii'tt'T  tl'ltll  1 
Whilt  (Ml;,-! 

I        A  stiiiii;,'  li 

li't  l;l^l  lutl;,', 

A  ridi  Niiil 

lilr. 

I'.lll|ii'l''rt  81 
Mill'  t;i|ir  ;ii!i 

Il.Jiliix.    'I'M 

I    -S.       


l)i'<'liii!it 


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25 

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27  X. 

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12     7  - 

•.V) 

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m 


n 


ISCII.] 


JANIIAIIV  ;;i    Days. 


TIIK  FAUMK!l*a  TUIIlNn. 

Tliu  lii'itrr  aiiliuulH  can  Im  fiil,  niul  llm  moro  (••iiiirnrliililn  llioy  can  bo  koiit,  tho 
limn'  I  ri'rttiililo  llu-y  art; — uinl  all  raiinors  Wdik  for  prottl. 

CnWH  Will  fi"l  in  wliiti  r  j,'ivi'  luoitt  milk  in  nuininor.  An  ox  tlint  In  In  uoud  con- 
ililjon  in  tlic  Hjiriiiu.  \vill  piTfuini  mnw  lultor,  aiiil  f-land  tlm  heat  urHuiniiuT  niu<;li 
liclti'i'  ll'un  one  tliat  Is  i  iKir. 

What  (iiijilil  Id  111'  il'iiii'  tn-ilay,  ilu  It. 

A  >tiiin;,' Imirto  will  Will  k  all  ilay  willuint  fiioil,  lint  koop  lilm  at  It  and  ho  will 
nut  la>l  l-m,'. 


A  lirli  Hiiil  will  jiiMiliii 


il  cniiis  witliDiit  mainiri',  but  kt'op  It  lit  It  ami  it  will 


till 


I'arinir'H  siins  lia<l  licti.'T  Icirii  tu  huld  lln'  [ilnw,  ami  Ici'il  Iho  11!^;;,  llian  nica- 
Miiv  tai'f  uiid  i.'oiuit  lititl'inH. 


7.-Cr  For   lliL:h   WatiT  at  Capo  Halilo  add  50ni.,  to  tlnio  of  Iii>,'li   Water  at 
IliJil'ax.     Tl'lo  t'lTTos  same  honr  at  'Aiinaiiolis  ami   St.  .fulm,    N.  U. 


MOON. 


Di'i'liiiat'iDn. 


1  X.    SO-JS'    7" 

2  i.'J  .■!9  r.) 

;i  IS   -25     2 

4  '2-2   2S   19 

5  :.'5  li^  \-2 
r,  L'7      2     H 


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II)       15  52  in 


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24 

25 


9  40  45 

.",    l;}  45 

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27    10   17 

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22   I  (J  57 

IS  ;U   25 

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29 


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21    lU     3 


11   0 

11  32 

cv.  1 

0  30 

1  10  1 

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3  2t 

4  45 

0  7 

7  38 

9  To 

10  IS 

11  28 

morn. 

0  43 

1  54 

3  0 

4  20 

5  14 

5  57 

6  40  1 

7  15 

7  49 

8  9 

8  29 

8  49 

9  3 

9  19 

9  3() 

9  53 

10  20 

Sets 


IIKJI'll. 


II Kill  WATKll. 


n.ili-  iWiinl-  Sr,Iii().,StJii( 


;is 


:JJ 


;or. 


CO 


0  53  I  1      0  cj:' 

7  41  I  2   10  I  y 

8  35  '  3  21  y 

9  .33  '  4  34  ;  y 


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15 

11  39  I   7  21    i  n    0  35     iiiorii.   II    17 
:    7  34   !  0    12   ,11    59 


nioni. 
0  41 


3     C    8    14   I   O   54 


1  40  I   9   13  i^    S   54  I  1   34 

2  35   I   9  33  I  fi    \)  29  I  2     9 

3  20  I   9  51  '^10     5  !  2  45 

4  13    10   17  ']]{>  10  44  1  3  24 

5  4    10  40  lU)  II    ;!S  i  4    IS 


N.  H.  I  N.  F. 
4  39   ill    54 


tnoni. 
0  57 

2  15 

3  25 

4  30 

5  35 

6  34 

7  14 
7  54 

a  29 

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9  4  4 


5  4: 


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10  20 


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cv 


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0-> 


0  43 

7  35 

8  29 

9  23 

10  17 

11  8 
11  57 
ov.  43 

1  25 

2  G 

2  45 

3  25 


4  47 

5  32 


11 

3.3 

cv. 

4 

0 

4S 

1 

32 

2 

29 

3 

20 

4 

31 

5 

37 

0 

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1 

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8 

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in'  3  3 


43 


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2  29 

3  23     10  .38 
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5  32 

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7  59 
9   11 

9   58 


rn,    4   14   I   8  54 

/;   5  20  ;10     0 

/i   0   13   !10  53 

Vf    7     0  '11   40    10  45 

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1   25 
1   57 


H     9  40   ]   2  20 

H  10  17  I  2  57 

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cp,  morn.  |  5  8 
cp    0  28  I   5 


cv.  .30 
1      2 

1  31 

2  2 


4  13 


29 


y   0  49  !  5  51 


.'V.  47 

2  3 

3  14 

4  26 

5  13 
0  0 
G  37 
7   14 

7  45 

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8  40 

9  17 

10  22 

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4  50 


mora. 


1. 

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fill 

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8 


FEBilUAllY,  Second  Montli. 


THE  FAMILY  FFIFAD. 


[181)0. 
I 


To  Pnp.sEnvR  Fuk9  and  Wooi.kns  from  Moxiia. — Let  the  former  bo  occasionally 
combed  while  in  use,  and  the  hitter  be  brushed  and  5*haken.  Wlien  not  wanted, 
dry  them  first,  let  thoin  be  (!i>ol;  then  mix 'amonf,'  them  bitter  apples  from|the 
apoth'-cary's  in  small  muslin  baj,'s,  wew  the  articlcH  in  several  folds  of  linen.rcare- 
fuUy  turned  in  at  the  edgcn,  and  keep  them  from  damp.  Or,  lay  anioii;^  tlicm  the 
cuttings  of  Russia  leather.  Or,  leaves  from  the  tobacco  plant  are  very  efl'ectual  in 
keciping  oil' moths.  Lay  them  between  the  folds  of  the  blanket,  carpets,  ^o.  Air 
furs  occasionally. 


O  Full  Moon,  6th  (lay,  lOli.  21iii.,  Evci'.injr. 
<I    Last  Quarter,  13tl'.  day,  2li.  37in.,  Evening. 
®  New  Moon,  21»t  day,  3li.  24ni.,  Eveniiio'. 
D   First  Quarter,  29th  day,  3h.  3lni.,  Eveuin,^^ 


■I. 

t— < 

•r. 

1— 1 

1 

w. 

2 

Til. 

3 

F. 

4 

8a. 

5 

8U 

6 

M. 

t 

Tu 

8 

\V. 

9 

Th. 

10 

F. 

11 

Sa. 

12 

SU 

13 

14 

Tu. 

15 

W. 

16 

Th. 

17 

F. 

18 

Sa. 

19 

SU. 

20 

M. 

21 

Tu. 

22 

W. 

23 

Th. 

24 

F. 

2.) 

Sa. 

26 

SU. 

27 

M. 

28  Tu. 

29 

W. 

IIOI.TDAYS, 
ANNIVKUSAUIKS,  &C. 


\Jt> 


SUN. 


Deel'n 
Soutli 


'Rise  Sets  =3 


Sevastopol  docks  destroyed,  1856. 

J-air 
Wilkes  expelled  h.  of  Coin.  1769. 

U   d    a  I'i't 

Septuaoesima  Sunday, 
d  eclipsed.  cold. 

d  iKM-i<^ee,  9h.  morn. 
Mary  Q.  of  Scots  beheaded  1587. 
Hislioy)  lIooj)er  burnt  1555. 
Q.  Victoria  mar.  1840.         <J  sta. 

6th  Sunday  after  Epipliany. 

Siioic 
St.  Viileutine's  Day. 

storm. 
National  Debt  commenced  1500. 
Battle  Eupatovia  1855. 

7th  Sunday  after  Ei)ii)liany. 

t^tormi/ 
^   d    d  C  apojfee  4li.  ev. 

Ash  Wed.         Wushin^ion  b.  1732. 

iceutlur, 

?  d   d 

Caiif.  plenipotentiaries  Paris  1856. 

Ej'pkct  a 

star  ill. 


17^13' 

.52' 

7 

114 

49  13  50 

16  56 

46 

10  4 

50.13  58 

16  39 

23 

8 

4 

52 

14  5 

16  21 

42 

1 

/ 

4 

53 

14  11 

1 6  3 

45 

' 

5 

4 

55 

14  16 

15  45 

31 

4 

4 

56 

14  20 

15  27 

0 

3 

5 

57 

14  24 

15  8 

15 

1 

4 

59 

14  27 

14  49 

13 

0 

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0 

14  28 

14  29 

57 

"8 

5 

2 

14  30 

14  10 

26 

6 

57 

5 

3 

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13  50 

41 

6 

55 

5 

5 

14  30 

13  30 

42 

6 

54 

.) 

6 

14  30 

13  10 

31 

6 

52 

5 

8 

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12  50 

52 

6 

51 

.) 

9 

14  26 

12  29 

28 

6 

50 

5 

10 

14  23 

12  8 

38 

6 

48 

5 

12 

14  IS) 

11  47 

37 

6 

47 

5 

13 

14  14 

11  26 

24 

6 

46 

5 

14 

14  9 

11   5 

1 

6 

44 

5 

16 

14  2 

10  43 

27 

6 

42 

5 

18 

13  55 

10  21 

44 

6 

41 

5 

19 

13  47 

9  59 

50 

() 

40 

5 

20 

13  39 

9  37 

48 

6 

38 

5 

22 

13  31 

9  15 

38 

6 

37 

5 

23 

13  2:2 

8  53 

18 

6 

35 

5 

25 

13  12 

8  30 

52 

G. 

34 

5 

26 

13  2 

8  8 

18 

6 

32 

5 

28 

12  51 

7  45 

37 

6 

30 

5 

30 

12  40 

'fTT*'^  'T   -■!^ 


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i. 

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7  ' 

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I  If* 


.ih[ 


1860.] 


To  Milk  i 

I'd.  should  b( 

out  last  has 

conies  out /Z 

<Tiam  is  upp 

Imltuin.     Bii 

less  milk,  aiK 

lUisi.vo  l'< 

I'lodiictivo  til 

Jority  of  our  ii 

to  a  groat  ma 

farmera  in  tlii 

IIOW   TO   PR 

dt'C')).     Never 

^TdS-  For  11 
Halifax.    Tide 


«rt 


> 
1^ 

j  Dccliimti 

N^ 

1 

1;X.  240.W 

2 

20  .'17 

.•J 

27  12 

.     4 

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18  26 

/ 

12  .3-)  ; 

S 

6     0  : 

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11 

1.3  37  4 

12 

18  50  4 

l;i 

22  5.5  4 

U 

1 

25  41    5 

],•) 

27     .3  4 

If) 

27     0  .3 

17 

25  .37   5 

18 

23     4  5i 

1!) 

ID  .32  4.' 

20 

15   16  5.' 

21 

10  26  51 

22 

'y  14  57 

2.?X 

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241 

I 

5  .32     2 

20! 

10  46  .32 

2(;i 

15  40  21 

27| 

20     0  46 

28 

2.3  .3.3      1 

29 

26     0  ;32 

1S(3().] 


FEBKUAllV  21)  Days. 


9 


THE  FARMEU'8  FRIEND. 

To  Milk  Cowb.— A  cow  should  be  milked  clean.  Not  a  drop,  if  It  can  be  avoid- 
ed, sliould  be  left  in  the  udder.  It  has  been  jiroved  that  the  half-pint  that  coinot 
oul  last  has  ttvelve  timfs,  I  think  it  is,  as  much  butter  iu  it  as  the  half-pint  that 
conies  owl  first.  The  udder  would  seem  to  be  a  sort  of  milk  I'an,  in  which  the 
crtam  is  uppermost,  and,  of  course,  comes  out  last,  seeing,'  that  the  outlet  is  at  the 
bottom.  But,  besides  tills,  if  you  do  not  milk  clean,  the  cow  will  give  l(!is  and 
U'SH  milk,  and  will  become  dry  much  sooner  than  she  ouj,'ht. —  Qjlbett. 

Kaisino  1'»ui,try. — There  is  scarcely  any  branch  of  fanning  operations  more  | 
productive  than   the  raisiiif^  of  poultry  for  market;  and  yet  with  a  l»r},'e  ma- ' 
jiirity  of  our  aj^riculturalists,  it  is  considered  of  but  little  acciount.     The  i)roximily  ' 
to  a  great  market,  and  the  facilities  for  reaching  it  poRBessed  by  many  of  onr 
fiirniera  in  this  country,  should  make  the  rearing  of  poultry  an  object  of  attention.  ; 

How  TO  PRESEBVK  Manurk. — Put  It  In  heai)R,  and  cover  it  with  earth  two  feot 
deep.    Never  leave  manure  in  the  barn  yard;  put  it  all,  yfarly,  on  your  land. 


jjaS"-  For  High  Water  at  Cape   Sable   a<ld   50m.  to  time  of  High  Water  at 
Halifax.    Tide  serves  same  hour  at  Anna|ioli8  and  St.  John,  N.  B. 


s 

MOON. 

HIGH  WATER. 

1 

Declination. 

Ri 

ses. 

South. 

Sets. 

11 

nli- 

LX. 

Wind- 
sor. 

SrJno.  St  Jno. 
N.  B.  N.  F. 

1 

N.  24^ 

.30' 

1" 

11 

8 

7  10 

2  14 

H 

1 

11 

6  56 

5  1 

0  11 

'2 

20 

.37 

11 

11 

55 

8  15 

3  24 

H 

2 

34 

8  44 

7  49 

1  34 

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27 

12 

8 

ol 

4 

9  17 

4  35 

n 

4 

0 

9  10 

8  15 

3  0 

4 

2() 

1 

11 

2 

14 

10  20 

5  30 

n 

5 

30 

10  50 

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4  30 

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2.-] 

2 

0 

37 

11  20 

6  26 

G 

() 

25 

11  .55 

11  0 

5  25 

t; 

18 

20 

2 

1 

morn. 

7  0 

^ 

7 

21 

mom. 

11  42 

6  21 

/ 

12 

.35 

58 

24 

0  18 

7  35 

G 

57 

0  37 

morn. 

6  57 

8 

6 

0 

20 

48 

1  13 

7  57 

^ 

8 

34 

1  14 

0  19 

7  34 

i) 

S.  0 

51 

1 

9 

5 

2  5 

8  22 

^ 

9 

6 

I  46 

0  51 

8  6 

111 

1 

31 

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10 

20 

2  55 

8  45 

X) 

9 

48 

2  28 

1  33 

8  48 

11 

1.3 

37 

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11 

47 

3  46 

9  7 

iiy 

10 

26 

3  (J 

2  11 

9  26 

12 

18 

50 

45 

morn. 

4  .38 

9  29 

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TIIK  FAMILY  FRIENR 

Tomato  Catsvp— To  ono  {gallon  of  f-kiiincd  Tomatofs  add  four  talilo-ppoonfuls 
of  salt;  four  talilc-Piiooiifulfi  of  Mack  ppiiper,  gnuiiid  fine;  lialf  a  tablc-Hpoonft  1  of 
anspico,  j,'romid  flno;  throe  tablo-Ppooiifiih  of  nuiPtarfl;  oi;,dit  jiods  of  red  pf]  per. 
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ptrain  it  t]iroii;,'h  a  wiro-Bieve,  and  Lottie  it  up.  "When  cold,  seal  up  the  corksi  and 
It  will  last  for  years. 


O  I'lill  I\Toon,  Ttli  (lay,  8h.  .'lOni.,  INrornin.cr. 

d  Last  (Quarter,  14tli  day,  4li.  .55in  ,  Moriiiiiij:. 

0  Now  ]M()()ii,  22iitl  (lay,  llli.  41in.,  ^Moniiiit:". 

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Tiri:  FARMER'S  FUIKND. 

SwKEnisii  ^ror>B  op  Rvistxo  Tuukets. — As  houii  ua  thd  youii^'  turkeys  Inavolho 
eliill,  thijy  art'  in:i(li;  to  hwalldW  oikj  or  tun  pep|)i;r  corns,  ami  returned  to  tln-ir 
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warm  (dace  or  bunshlno,  and  guarded  from  the  rain  or  from  running  among 
nrltles. 

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crcss,  or  cut  leaved  cress.  They  are  very  fond  of  it;  and,  supplied  with  ua  much 
(if  it  as  they  will  oat,  they  will  not  bo  delicate  in  tlieir  other  food. 

To  Fattkv  Ducks. — Fee(l  tlicm  with  the  earae  food  as  the  turkeys  or  geeso,  and 
let  them  have  a  pan  of  water  to  dabble  in. 


yil'S"  For  High  Water  at  C:\\)q  Sable,  add  50m.   to  time  of  High   "Water  at 
lialifax.    Tide  sorves  same  hour  at  Annapolis  and  St.  John,  N.  B. 


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TIIK  FAMILY  FRIKND. 

Curing  IIams— the  Nkwhoi.d  Bkckitt.— Take  sovcn  pounds  coareo  Bait,  flv(! 
I)OuiidB  l-.rowii  HiiKar,  two  oiiiiccs  pearl  ash,  four  K'lll'J'is  of  water.  Boil  all  Ut-^t^- 
ther,  and  8(!um  the  picklo  well  when  cold.  Put  it  on  the  meat.  Hams  remain  in 
It  eit,'ht  weeks — beef  three  weeks.  Tho  above  is  for  one  hundred  and  ninety 
poundH  weight. 

To  MAKEi^ppLB  Moi,AtsES. — Take  new  sweet  cider  just  from  tho  press,  made 
from  fiweet  apples,  and  boil  it  down  as  thick  as  West  India  molasses.  It  should 
be  boiled  in  brass,  and  not  burned,  as  that  would  injure  tho  flavor.  It  will  keep 
in  the  cellar,  and  for  many  purposes  is  said  to  be  better  than  W.  I.  molasses. 

O  Full  Moon,  5th  day,  5h.  4Gni.,  Evening. 

d    Last  Quarter,   12th  day,  9h.  21  ni.,  Evcnin<^. 
9  New  Moon,  21st  day,  Ih.  31in.,  Morning. 

D    First  Quarter,  28tli  day,  lOli.  2.'}ni.,  Morning. 


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Mutiny  at  :\Icenit,  '57.    ?  d^  In^- 

$  in  poriholion. 

Socrates  l)orn  B.  C.  4<58. 

Prince  licopold  h.  1853.     uuather. 

Easter  Sunday. 

2nd  Bonihardni't  Sebustopol,  1855. 

$6  d 
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Battle  of  CiiUoden,  174G. 
Dr.  Franklin  died  1790. 

Byron  died  1824. 

Spanish  Armada  defeated,  1757. 

Fine 
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St.  George, 

$   d    d  ivmther. 

Princess  Alice  b.  1S43. 

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Great  tire  at  Quebec,  '45. 
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Manuke  fou  Clover.— Some  fiirmcrs  ninkf  ii  i\  rule  to  «|iread  about  flflybuBhols 
I'or  iicTo  of  UHhts  o\('r  lliclr  clover  in  M;ii\;li,  which  thoy  ttml,  from  lonK  cxporieiiot' 
to  l)u  a  good  iiianun'  fur  Ma  ;,'riisB.  Wood-ashes  will  he  uBofuloti  any  soil;  eoal- 
aBlies  chiiitly  on  sliff  clays.  On  the  stiff  soils  of  somepnits  of  RuckinghamBbire, 
ashes  of  all  kinds  aro'tnueh  osleomed,  and  havo  risen  to  a  high  jirico. 

Important  Fact  ix  AonicuLTVRE.— Whatever  may  bo  tho  nature  of  tho  soil,  or 
of  tlie  crop  cultivated,  it  Hhould  always  be  the  aim  of  tho  farmer  to  grow  full 
croiis.  Partial  and  somewhat  extensive  failures  will  even  then  but  too  often  occur; 
hut  to  neglect  making  tho  Ix-Ht  known  preparations,  or  only  to  prepare  for  half  a 
crop,  has  a  direct  tendency  to  unprofitable  farming. 

How  TO  PuESFTKVE  Makt'ri. — Put  It  in  heaps,  and  cover  il  over  with  earth  two 
feet  deep.  Never  leave  manure  in  the  barn  yard ;  put  it  all,  year  by  year,  on  your 
land. 

;^-  For  High  Water  at  Ca[)C  Sable  add  SOm.  to  time  of  High  Water  at 
Halifax.    Tide  serves  same  hour  at  Annapolis  and  St.  John,  N.  B. 


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lio;,'slu'!i(l  orlmrn-1;  pliice  tlii,s  over  a  liffip  of  Bawdiist  of  green  hard  wooil,  iti 
\v)il('li  a  l>;tr  of  rod  hot  Iron  Ik  Imrii'd;  or  tuko  corn-uolm,  wliUili  make  tlie  lic^t 
Bnioko;  jilftce  theni  in  ii  cle:iii  iron  kettle,  the  liottoiu  id",  wliirli  is  enven-d  uiili 
burning  ooiiis  ;  haii;,'  tli(>  lianiB,  ton},'U08,  ll»h,  Ai*.,  on  ntlekH  across  Ihn  caHkt*,  and 
cover  it,  but  not  floriely,  Ihfit  tlio  cobs  or  sawdust  may  anudder  nlowly,  but  not 
b^u  rn. 

How  THB  Chinese  make  Tea.— Tho  art  of  making  tea  consists  in  pouriny  tlin 
wat(!r  on  and  o(i'  immediately,  so  aB  to  Rct  tho  flavor. 

O  J^'iiU  iMo(»n.  .'ith  (lay,  2h.  48in.,  IMorniii^,'.  j 

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^  ^'ow  Moon,  iOtli  (lay,  i!li.  .'$2111.,  Evenill;,^ 

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l;r.  Coke  tlicd  1814. 

Napoleon  d.  1821.         Clullif 
4tli  Sunday  at'tiT  Easter. 
with  I  (lilt. 

Sf)  prisn'rs  sentc'd  at  Meenit  1857. 

Corpus  Cln-isti  arts  lepTd  1828. 

Earl  of  (^luitliamd.  1778. 

Loss  of  the  Tidier  1851.    Chaiif/cabit 

5tli  Sunday  after  E;ister. 

d  ajtoj^eo.  4li.  inoi'ii.     ireaiJier. 

14  liussiaiis  l)oml)ard.  Silistria  '54. 

Canadn    I'arl.  meets  at  Toronto  '50, 

Dr.  fJcnner  horn  1749. 

Free  Cli.  estah'd  1843. 

18  Napoleon  I.  proelmd  Eni])'r  1804, 

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Cai)ture  of  Kerleli  1855.     irratlior. 
Q(;i;i:\  Yutokia  horn  1819. 
Prliieess  Helena  horn  1840. 
Venerahle  Jiedo  died  735.     Fine 
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THE  FAMILY  KllIEND. 

To  Make  Fuib  rxNOAKES,  Fhikd  without  Butteu  or  Lard. — Take  a  |iint  of 
cream  and  six  new-laid  epgs;  beaf'  them  well  to;,'«!tlicr ;  put  in  a  (luarter  of  a 
pound  of  sugar  and  one  nutracy  or  a  little  mace — which  you  please,  and  so  much 
as  will  thicken — almost  as  much  as  ordinary  piuicake  flour  batter:  your  pan  must 
be  heated  reasonably  hot,  and  wiped  with  a  clean  cloth;  this  done  spread  your 
batter  thin  over  it  and  fry. 

Rock  Cakes. — Mix  to{;ether  one  pound  of  flour;  half  a  pound  of  su^ar;  half  a 
pound  of  butter;  half  a  pound  of  currants  or  cherries,  and  four  eggs,  leaving  out 
the  whites  of  two;  a  little  wine  and  candied  lemon-petfl  are  a  great  improve- 
ment. 


O  Full  Moon,  ;3rd  day.  Oh.  22in.,  Evoninn;. 

d    Last  Quarter,  11th  day,  8li.  .^Oni.,  Morning. 
%  New  Moon,  19th  day,  Ih.  9in.,  Morninii'. 

D   First  Quarter,  2ryth  day,  8h.  22m.,  Evening. 


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Ascension  day.         Baiut/ 
1st  Sunday  after  Pentecost. 
George  111.  born  1738. 

ircaf/ier. 
Bat.  Stony  Creek,  'IS.         <?  d  D 
Corpus  Christi. 

Seven  Bishops  sent  to  Tower,  1688, 
Dr.  Carey  d.  at  Seranipore,  1834. 
2nd  Sun.  aft.  Pen.      (j   ap.  llh.  ev. 
$  at  greatest  brilliancy. 

7tli  Ger.  Musical  Jul)..  Phila.  1857. 
tcealher. 

Handel  Festival  Crystal  Pal.  1857. 
15  Magna  Cliarta  siuned  1215. 
(5   Stat.      3rd  Sun.  aft.  Pentecost. 
Battle  of  Waterloo,  1815. 

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St.  John  Baptist.    4th  Sun.  aft.  Pen 

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rain, 
9    d    U         Q.  Vic.  cr.  1838. 
Polish  outbk.  at  G^'iO'^i  1857. 
Greenwich  Hosp.  found.  1696. 


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JUNE  80  Davs. 

17 

THE  FARMER'S  FRIKND. 

Easy  Mom:  of  Dkstroyino   Mites  and  Weevils  in 

Granauies. — A  very  sa-   1 

1,'ii'ioud  r.irmor  ha 

s  8uci;eedt'd  in  destroying  weevils  by  a  viry  t 

jasy  process.    In 

tlif  month  of  June 

when  the  granaries  are  empty,  ho  00 

llccted  g 

real  quantities  of 

tin;  largest  sized  i 

inta,  and   scattered  them  about  the 

places  infested  with  tho   1 

wi'ovils.    The  iints 

imm(!diately  lell  upon  and  dovoured  every  one  of  them;   nor  1 

liavo  any  wlm^vIIh  since  tliat  time  been  seen  on  his  premises. 

linnnrk. — TIio  la 

•fje,  or  wood-ant,  feeds  entirely  on  animal  substances;  of  course  j| 

it  would  not  destroj 

' the  corn. 

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dry  loamy  earth,  finely  sift-J,    to  whieli  add  one  bushel 

of  bran 

and  a  sulllcient 

f|UiUitity  of  carrot  seed,  cleaned  from  stalVis,  and  well  rnbbed  between  the  lumds;  1 

all  which  thoroughly  mix  together,  and  <lriU  (or  sow),    Tho  uarrot  seed  will  stlok  \ 

to  th-i  bran,  which, 

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JULY,  Seven  h  Month. 


[isr.ii. 


THE  FAMILY  FRIEND. 

rAsrnF.nnY  Cakes. — Tako  any  (iiuiiitity  of  fruit  yon  jildaso,  wri.u'h  and  boil  it. 
mill  wht'ii  inaRliciI,  ami  llic  liiiuor  ii  waslitd,  add  as  niucli  sutrar  as  was  (■(]ii,il  in 
\vi'i;i,dit  t(i  th(.' raw  fruit.  Mi.\  it  very  well  <///'  tlif  (hi!  till  thr  wIki'.c  is  (iissulvni, 
tlien  lay  it  on  idaU's,  and  dry  it  in  tlu'  snn.  \Vh('n  tlic  lop  \r.\rt  drifs,  cut  it  nir 
into  small  (^ilvi's,  and  turn  thoin  «n  a  frcsli  plati*.  Wliun  dry  jait  lliu  whole  in  * 
lioxcs  with  1m\cj'k  of  paper.  j 

To  ni-riccT  SroAii  op  Lkad  in  Wikes. — The  tiiicturo  of  orpimcnt  converts  \\\uo  1 
so  adidtuialcd  to  a  Mack  color.  I 


O  Full  Moon,  2ii(l  (liiy,   nil.  r).'Jiii.,  Evcuiiio-. 

([  l/ii-t  (Quarter,    11th  dny,   lli.  41iu.,   Moniiiij^. 

©  New  Niooi!,  ISth  (l:ty,   lOh.  (Jiii.,  jSIoniino:. 

D  First  (^iiuiter,  2r)i!i  day,   III.  Uiiin.,  Moniino;. 


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18!  W. 
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21 1  Sa. 
22tSU. 
23   M. 
24;  Tu. 
25   W. 
20  Til. 
271  F. 
28!  Sa. 
2i)'Sir. 
.•Jo  M. 
31  Tu. 


5tli  Siitiday  after  IVntL'cust. 
Sir  l!(il)t.  iVcI  (1.  1S.')2.         Fair 
4  Ame-ricau  ludcpi'iidenro. 
(^   d    D  V((it!,n: 

Boston  settled  1030. 
Ass;^^si^lati(^!l  of  TIios.  a'  T'ecket. 
Orli  Sun.  aft.  I'en.    d  apooee  ;jh.  ev 
Bay  ("haleur  (lis.  1534.     \  in  Jj 

Fine 
Sc.  str.  Fox  left  tor  Arc.  Ke-.  1 857. 
Knu'Iish  evaetiatc  (/riiiiea  1850. 
5  i;ieatcst  elontration  K. 
iiuntlti  r 
7th  Sunday  after  Penteeost. 

Havoloek  retakes  CawiiiH>re  1857. 

$    (j  (s^  inf.  FrcijUviit 

Trial  ot'  W.  ])ove,  '50.     shuinr^. 

(,).  Anne  died,  1714.   d  perig.  3h.  cv 

Burns  d.  I7i)0. 

8tli  Siindav  after  IVtecost. 

22  Union  Fnoland  >St  Seut.,  1700. 

(iiliraltar  taken,  17U4. 

PllltSdIll 

Colrid.oc  d.  1830.       $  in  aj.liolion. 
French  lievoltttion,  1830.     u-iatJar. 
Kohespierro  hehoaded,  17tU. 
9th  Sunday  after  Pentecost. 
Wm.  Pcim,  died,  1718. 


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JULY  81  Days. 


11) 


-/- 


THE  FARMKU'S  FUIKND. 

To  PiiEVKxr  TIM'.  Fi.Y  i\  TritNiis — i'r.im  cxpiMiiinMitri  lately  nia<lo  It  bus  been 
;is(rii;iiiu,il  tluil  Hiiif  hipwm  liy  li:niil,  oi'  di~tril)Ut('<l  by  II  niiicliiiR',  is  an  iiilUUiblo 
liiutii'iioii  to  turnips  ii^'insl  lliis  lU'Stnictivt;  insfct.  it  hlmiild  Ik;  a|i|)lieil  iis  huuu 
as  llio  turnips  conio  u|>,  uml  in  tin;  sann;  daily  rotatiim  in  wliich  lb oy  are  sown 
Tiic  lime  dbduld  be  Blacked  immediately  l)etbre  it  is  used. 

To  Ivi;r.i'  PuN'DS  anu  Autikk  ial  (.'ikcus  of  Watfu  Frkk  from  Wf.p.i>3. — At  tbo 
Mai'iuis  of  Ilxetcr's  scat,  near  lliiru'lili-y,  llnTe  is  an  arliti(,'iiil  liece  orv\ater,  about 
ii  mil'.'  in  leiiglli,  wbicb  usrd  to  be  so  over-run  with  wirds  that  tlin'f  nion  wero 
(•ni|iloyed  constantly,  for  pix  nionllis  in  ovt  ry  year,  to  ktcp  tleiia  under;  in  %\liieh 
tlit'V  iievi-r  sucecofled.  Aliout  seven  years  a,i,'o,  two  pairs  ol' swans  were  put  on  tbo 
w;it'r:  they  completely  cleared  away  all  tbe  weoils  the  Hrst  year,  iu(d  none  liave 
ii|.|i(  .u't.il  sineo,  as  tbe  swans  constantly  eat  tbeni  before  they  rise  to  tin;  suifaoe. 

,;.J-  For  ili^fh   Water  at  Cape  8ab!(!,  aild  rjOin.   to   time  of  lli>,'li  Water  at 
Hiilirax.    Tide  servos  same  bour  at  Annapnlis  and  St.  John,  N.  13. 


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2  29 

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AUGT^ST,  Eijrhth  Month. 


[18G0. 


THE  FAMILY  FRIEND. 

To  Keep  Totatobs. — Tho  cellar  is  tlio  Im'SI  plaoo  for  thctn,  because  they  aro 
InjurKl  by  wilting';  but  apronjt  thim  carefully  if  you  want  to  keep  them.  Thoy 
never  sprout  but  three  times;  therefore,  after  you  have  Bprouted  them  three 
times,  they  w  11  trouble  you  no  more. 

Notf,. — Hoile<l  potatoes  are  said  to  cleanse  the  hands  as  well  as  common  soap ; 
they  prevent  chain  in  tlie  winter  season,  and  keep  the  skin  soft  and  healthy.  i 

Cbi.ert. — Celoiy  should  Ijc  koiit  in  tho  cellar,  the  roots  covered  with  tan  to  keep 
them  moist.  | 

O  l*'"!!  Moon,  1st  day,  Hi.  lOin,,  Eveiiiiif,'. 

d    Last  Quarter,  9th  dny,  5h.  9in.,  Eveninij. 
9  New  Moon,  16tli  day,  <Jli.  fini.,  Evenin*;'. 

D    Last  Quarter,  2.'}rd  day,  8!i.  .'i6in..  Morning. 
Q  -Full  Moon,  ."1st  day,  4li.  4.'}ni..  Morniny. 


u 

u 


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HOLIDAYS, 
ANXIVEUSAUIKS,    &C. 


SUN. 


Dcd'n. 
Nortlj. 


Rise'  S 


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1 

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2 

Tl>. 

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F. 

4 

5 

SU. 

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4 

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8 

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9 

Th. 

10 

F. 

11 

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12 

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13 

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14 

Tu. 

1.5 

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16 

Th. 

17 

F. 

18 

Si. 

19 

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20 

M. 

21 

Tu. 

22 

W. 

23 

Th, 

24 

F. 

2.5 

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26 

SU. 

27 

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28 

Tu. 

29 

W. 

30 

Th. 

31 

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Rainy 


D  Eelipsed,  invis., 

Bonaparte  made  Consul,  1800 

wmther, 
Columhus  sailed,  1402. 
d  apo.,  lOh.  morn.  10th  Sundav  after 
Fr.  Alfred  boru,  1844.      [Penteeost. 


$  Stationary.  Fine 

Saint  I^awrcnce.  weather. 

l)o<^  days  end. 

11th  Sunday  after  Pentecost, 

12,  Great  Explosion  at  Halifax,  '57. 

9   d    d      Printin^z:  iuv.,  1437. 

U   d    (I 

liatt,  of  Tehernaya,  185,5.     Exited 

d  Peri|:;ee,  7h,  evening, 

Queen  &  P.  Albert,  visit  Paris,  1855, 

12th  Sun.  after  Pent.     Kl.  Geo.  suk. 

Canada  disc.,  1508.         rain. 

h  d  O     Mary  Q.  Scots  or.,  1543. 
Wilson,  ornithol.,  d.,  1813.     Chany. 
St.  Bartholomew. 

Herschel  diod,  1822.  weather.  '19. 
13th  Sun,  after  Pent.  P.  Albert  b, 
^  d    C 

St.  Jolm  Baptist  beheaded, 
Bomersund  dest.  1854. 
Bunyau  d.,  1688.  Rain. 


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18H0.] 


AUGUST  81   Days. 

THR  FAUMKirs  FUIF.ND. 


21 


A  Nbw  And  rnorixABi.K  M«I'K  or  Fattening  I'iop. — Put  four  \i\nn  In  a  oty,  for 
they  feed  I'CBt  in  coinjiaiiy  ;  but  if  tliuro  are  loo  nisiiiy  tht-y  ari>  apt  to  (luarrrl :  fi'cd 
thiiu  nioilcrately  the  first  week;  and  thrice  dnrinK  tlic  second  weuk,  mix  with 
their  hurley  meal  as  much  antimony  as  will  lie  on  a  Bliillin;;  ;  and  the  third  week 
twice  liivi'  them  the  Bamo  (luantity.  I  need  Bcareely  otmerve  It  is  In  i/owder 
ThiB  purifies  the  blood,  ^'ves  them  an  appetite,  and  makes  them  thrive  apaeo. 

Strii'Eii  OuAiH  Kecommf.niikd  for  Hay. — The  Indian  striped  or  riband  praes 
which  is  cultivated  in  gardens,  would  admirably  answt  r  for  hay.  In  ri(;h  grounds 
plants  are  frtjquently  four  feet  hlKh  ;  what  a  burden  of  hay  would  a  field  so  cropped 
produce!  Cattle  are  exceedingly  fond  of  it;  the  seeds  are  easily  saved,  bo  that  a 
person  might  soon  have  enough  for  a  rood,  and  from  that  save  again  and  again, 
f.jr  as  many  acres  as  ho  n)lght  cIiomc.  U  in  probable  that  the  crop  might  b*^  much 
toe  Ifti  ge  to  be  n^de  on  the  field  where  it  grew,  and  require  another  for  making. 

.^©*'  For  High  Water  at  Cap«  Sable,  add  .'50m.  to  the  time  of  High  Water  at 
Halifax.    Tide  serves  same  hour  at  Annapolis  and  St.  John,  N.  B, 


^ 


MOON. 


HIGH  WATER. 


a    Declination,  i  Ri.ses. 


South.   Sets.  I  ^ 


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1 

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7  14 

morn. 

2 

1.3  42  t.'i 

7  44 

0  25 

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8  46  31 

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10  13 

5  16 

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10  50 

6  5 

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11  46 

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7  55 

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0  43 

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9  53 

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19  25  36 

3  13 

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18 

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7  20 

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5  21  11 

8  42 

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20 

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10  7 

3  17 

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4  13 

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5  6 

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1  45 

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TlIK  l'AM)I-Y  I'lUKNP. 

Kkepino  Arrr.Efl.— At>ploH  phmild  l»o  placed  on  a  dry  door  tlirno  workR  bcr-n' 
thoy  are  packed  iiway  In  barrclH.  Tiny  Hlionld  bo  kept  In  a  c<»t)l  \i\nr.o ;  If  InrloFid 
in  a  w;it<T-tl,i,'ht  cask,  tlwy  may  In-  ktpt  all  winter  in  a  loft  or  t?arret  without  fur- 
tlior  care,  and  will  oonin  out  Hoiind  »nd  frihli  in  tin;  Hprin;,'. 

To  Kkkp  I.RTTrci;.— If  tho  tops  of  lottuco  bp  cut  off  when  it  Ih  boromlnK  too  old 
for  nBo,  It  will  yrow  up  nKain  frusli  and  tender,  and  may  thus  bo  kept  good  lhrniij,'|| 
tlip  Biitnincr. 

HinsTiTirEFon  C'nKAM. — If  you  bavo  not  nrcain  for  colfoo,  It  is  a  Tory  grout 
improvement  to  boil  your  milk,  and  uko  It  whilo  hot. 

d    Last  (.Quarter,  8tli  day,  Gli.  53in.,  Moniiii^j. 
0  Nt",v  iMooii,  15t!i  (lay,  Ih.  55m.,  Morkiiii;,'. 

D    First  (Quarter,  21x1  day,  7h.  llm.,  Kvciiinj;. 
O  l''idl  Moon,  2'.)tli  day,  yh.  26m.,  Evenmo;. 


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SU. 
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21    F. 
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d  ni»i)ovt',  Sh.  ov. 

14tli  Sim.  air.  IVii.      ^  in  iicrliern.!  7  45  1!) 
Cromwell  dic(l,  1658. 
Lauding  of  Allies  at  Old  Fort,  '54. 

Sevastopol  homl).  '55.      9   d    h 
Alex.  IF.  of  l{iissia  ciowiu'd.  1S56. 
Fall  of  Mal.ikuir,  \55.  Wind 

17tli  Sunday  after  Pcntooost. 
(ind  Haul. 

J.  Fletcher,  1).  1721).      U  d    d 
AVoIfo  killed  at  ()iiel)ec,  1  75'J. 
Duke  of  Welliiiutoii  d.  '.'>2. 
d   fteri^oe  4h.  iiioni.         Fine 
Kith  Sunday  after  Pent.    $  in  jier. 
16  Brit.  Iloiises  Farlm't.  hiinit  '34. 
Surrandor  of  Qiiehec,  1759, 

Battlcof  Alma, '54. 
^    d  ©  ■"*"!'•  Erprrt 

^':)  enters  r^    Autumn  hcj^ins. 
r7tli  Sunday  after  Tent. 
Lord  Ilardinge  d.  '56.        rain. 


Fine 
9   d   U  d  npojsec,  9n.  cv. 

iiattle  of  Kars,  '55 

th  Sun.  lift.  Pent.         tceaihor. 


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SEPTEMBER  30   Days. 


'23 


TFIP:  FAllMEU'S  FRIEND. 

To  brpROVB  TUB  Wool  of  Sheep  dy  Sheauino. — IninicdUvtely  aflcr  the,  shcop 
aro  Blioru  soak  tlio  roots  of  the  wool  thiit  rciiuiin  all  over  with  oil,  or  buttt>r 
iiiul  brimstone;  and  three  or  four  days  afterwards  wash  them  willi  salt  and 
\v;Uer.  Tho  wool  of  the  next  scasoTi  will  not  only  be  imich  finer,  but  the  quan- 
tity will  bo  In  mucli  groitter  abundance.  It  may  be  depended  ujion  that  tho 
Blicep  will  not  bo  troubled  with  scab  or  vermin  that  year.  Bait  water  is  a  safe  and 
Lll'ectual  remedy  against  maggots. 

To  PnESEKVB  Cattle  from  Disease  is  the  Wixteu. — When  cattle  arc  kept 
out  In  the  winter  it  is  recommended  as  a  useful  practice  to  rub  some  tar  at  tho 
root  of  the  horn,  which  prevents  the  wet  tVoni  getting  between  tho  root  and  the 
fkiii,  and,  it  is  said,  contributes  to  preserve  the  health  of  the  animal  and  to  keep 
it  from  tho  various  diseases  to  which  it  may  otherwise  bo  liable. 


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OCTOBER,  Tenth  Month. 


[18G0. 


THE  FAMILY  FRIEND. 

Method  of  Cuuino  Bad  Tub  BcTTicn— A  quantity  of  tub  butter  was  brqjiglu 
to  market  in  the  West  Indies,  Mhicli,  on  opening,  was  found  to  be  very  bad,  am! 
almost  stinliinfr.     A  native  of  Pennsylvania  undertook  to  cure  it,  which  he  did  thus : 

He  started  the  tubs  of  butter  in  a  large  quantity  of  hot  water,  which  soon 
melted  tho  buttery  he  then  skimmed  it  off  as  clean  as  possible,  and  worked  itovor 
again  in  a  churn,  and  with  the  addition  of  Bait  and  flue  sugar,  the  butter  was 
Bweet  and  good. 

To  TEST  Mushrooms  — Eub  the  upper  skin  with  a  gold  ring  or  any  piece  ofgoW; 
the  part  rubbed  will  turn  yellow  if  it  is  a  poisonoiitfungtu. 

d  Last  Quarter,  7tli  day,  6h.,  50m.,  Evening. 
0  New  Moon,  14th  day,  lOh.,  23ni.,  Morning. 

D  First  Quarter,  2lst  day,  9h.,  .')6m.,  Morning. 
O  Full  Moon,  yoth  day,  2h.,  i6m.,  Morning. 


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irOLIDAYS, 
ANNIVKUSAllIES,  AC. 


1st  Steamer  on  Kivor  Hudson,  1807. 
1st  Assembly  in  Nova  Scotia,  1758. 

Kev.  n.  Boardman  died,  1782. 
Old  Parr  d.,  aged  152,  in  1635. 
9  in  t^  Expfct 

19tli  Sunday  after  Pentecost. 
Great  Eire  at  Miramichi,  1825. 

rain. 

?  d  a  h  c5  a 

George  Culntt  died,  1850. 

d  Perigee  3h.,  ev«n.         Frequent 

2l)th  Sunday  after  Pentecost. 

5    (j    d  showers. 

15  Great  fire  at  St.  John,  N.B.,  '41. 

Queen  Charlotte, -died,  1818. 

lat  bombardment  Sevastoj;>ol,  '54. 

Dean  Swift  died,  1745. 

Battle  Navarino,  1827. 

21st  Sunday  after  Pentecost. 

$  6    ^  t'hamjable 

wfather. 
Canton  bombarded,  1857. 
Cliarge  of  Light  Brigade,  at  Balacln- 
d  apopee  3h  even.  [va, 1854. 

Dr.  Doddridge,  died,  1751. 
22nd  Sunday  after  Pentecost. 
St.  Simon  &  St.  Jude.  Cold  and 

29  Sn-  Walter  Raleigh  bora,  1618. 
Hollow  Eve.  rainy. 


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To  PnESERVE 

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Cause  and  Pi 
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OCTOBEH  31  Days. 


TH^.  FAPiMER'S  FRIEND. 

To  Preserve  Oats  from  Being  Mubty. — lUcluird  Fcnnor,  Esquire,  of  Tunmore, 
has  in  his  stable  a  contrivance  to  lot  oats  down  from  a  loft  out  of  a  vessel,  like  the 
hojjper  of  a  mill,  whence  they  fall  into  r\  square  pipe,  let  into  the  wall,  about  four 
inches  diagonal,  which  comes  into  a  cupboard  set  into  a  wall,  but  with  its  end  bo 
near  the  bottom  that  there  thall  nov»3r  be  above  a  desirable  quantity  in  the  cup- 
board at  a  time,  which  being  taken  away,  another  parcel  succeeds  ;  by  this  motion 
the  oat3  are  kept  constantly  sweet  (Itie  taking  away  one  gallon  moving  the  whole 
above),  which,  when  laid  up  otherwise  in  great  quantities,  frequently  grow 
musty. 

Cause  and  Prevention  op  Dry  Rot.— The  cause  of  the  dry  rot  in  wood  is 
niiiisturc;  find  to  prevent  well-diyed  timber  from  decaying  above  or  under 
ground,  is  done  by  charring  it  well. 


.238*  For   High   Water  at  Cape   Sable  add   50m.  to  time  of  Fligh   Water  at 
Halifax,    Tide  serves  same  hour  at  Annapolis  and  St,  John,  N.  B. 


MOON. 


ij'l  Declination. 


Rises,  i  Soutli.j  Sets. 


HIGH  WATER. 


1    Hali- 

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Wind- 
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StJno, 
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IX.  14°  1'  54" 
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NOVKMlJEll,  Elevcntli  Month. 


[i8(;o. 


THE  FAMILY  FRIEND.? 

To  M/.  4..  Soft  Soap. — Bore  some  holes  in  your  lyo-l)arrel ;  put  some  straw  in 
the  bottom  ;  lay  eomo  unslacked  lime  on  it,  and  fill  your  barrel  witii  good  Imril 
wood  ftBhoa;  wet  it  and  press  it  down  as  you  put  it  in.  When  full,  mtiko  a  luisin 
in  the  ashes,  and  pour  in  water;  keep  filling  It  as  it  sinks  in  the  ashes.  In  tlm 
course  of  a  few  hours  the  lye  will  begin  to  run.  Wl>en  you  have  a  sutlloicnt  (luaii- 
tity  to  liegin  with,  put  your  grease  In  a  large  iron  pot,  let  it  lieat,  pour  in  tlie  lyi', 
let  it  l)oil,  Ac.  Three  pounds  of  clean  grease  are  allowed  for  two  giiUoin  of 
soap. 

a  Lai't  v^uartcr,  6th  clay,  5h.,  3m.,  Morning. 
%  Xew  Moon,  12th  day,  8li.,  22m.,  Evcnlnj^^ 

D  First  Quarter,  20th  day,  4h.,  38m.,  Morning. 
O  Tiill  Moon,  28th  day,  7h.,  23m.,  Morning. 


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SUN. 


1 

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F. 

3 

Sa. 

4 

SU. 

5 

M. 

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Tu. 

7 

W. 

8 

Til. 

9 

F. 

10 

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11 

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12 

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14 

W. 

15 

Th 

16 

F. 

17 

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18 

SU. 

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M. 

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21 

W. 

22 

Th. 

23 

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26 

M. 

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Tu. 

.28 

W. 

1  29 

Th. 

30 

F. 

All  Saints. 
All  Souls. 

I^rakc  returned,  ITjSO. 
2.'}rd  Sunday  after  Pentocost. 
l.attic  of  Iiikennaini,  18.'')4. 
U  C5    C  liaiiii/ 

h  d    d  and 

Grant  of  Acadia  to  DcMontft,  1603, 
$  d    a  cvld. 

d  perigee  lOli.  cv. 
24th  Sun.  aft.  Pent.  Fine 

Baxter  b.  1615. 

weatJier. 
Free  Tj-adc  cstab.  '55.  5  d  C 

Wm.  Cowjier  b.  1731. 

Battle  at  Trcscott,  U.  C,  '38. 
25th  Sunday  after  Pentecost. 
Duke  Wellington's  Funeral.  ';'2. 
^  6    <L  Cold  and 

Princess  Royal  bo^-n,  '40. 
d  ajiogee  7ii.  cv.  ra?«//. 

St.  Clement. 

Peace  with  U.  S.,  '14.      i?  in  ^ 
26th  Sunday  aficr  Pentceo.st. 


Canada  invaded  '12.         Slonny 
Wyclitfo  died,  1384.  weather. 

St.  Andrews.  h  □  © 


Dcd'n. 
South. 

1403o77>'6'' 

14  55  ,".7 

15  14  23 
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27 


TIIH  FAltMKR'S  FlUKXD. 

EM'KniEN'crn  Mode  ov  IlBALixa  Wol'n'dh  T:f  Trkes. — Tliis  m^-thod  consists  in 
miikin;,' ;i  viiniisli  ofcoimnon  liiirte(;d  oil.  nMiilcreil  very  dry  1)y  Imilin^'  it  for  tlio 
f|,;ici>  of  nil  liour,  Willi  nil  Diinco  of  litli;ir;,'o  to  each  pound  of  oil,  mixed  willi  cal- 
oiiicil  lioiios,  |uilvt;rizL'd  'iind  sifted,  to  tho  eoiisistfiun!  of  an  almost  lii|uld  past*. 
Willi  tlii^  piisto  tlio  wuiuids  of  trees  aro  to  bo  covered,  by  monns  of  a  brush,  after 
till.'  hirk  and  utlier  suli.-itance  have  been  pared,  so  as  to  render  the  whole  as 
sniiiDtli  and  even  as  posiiblo.  Tho  varnish  must  bo  applied  in  dry  weather,  in 
(iidcr  tli;il  it  may  attach  itself  pi'o[ierIy, 

To  ruLSE  Wall  Fkuit. — (Jul  uf  all  fii>Bh  hlioots,  however  fair  tlicy  may  appear 
to  tlie  fve,  tliat  will  ii«t,  without  miieh  bondin;^,  be  well  placed  to  the  wall ;  for  if 
any  iiranch  liaiij)en8  to  Ijo  twisted  or  bruised  in  tlio  bendin;,'  or  turning  (which 
ymi  may  not  eartily  perceive,)  allliou.i,'li  it  n\ay  ^row  and  prosper  for  the  present, 
jct  it  will  decay  in  tim;>,  and  the  sai)  or  ;,'um  will  issue  from  that  place. 


:Jii3*  For  High  Water  at  Capo  Sablo,  add  50m.  to  tho  time  of  High  Wator  at 
II;i!irax.    Tide  serves  sanio  hour  at  Annapolis  and  Bt.  John,  N.  B. 


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DK(n:MBEll,  Twelfth  3Iontli. 


[ISC.d. 


THE  FAMILY  FRIKKD. 

To  Kv.T.r  Ibi'itf.— To  preserve  fruits,  yon  must  kocp  thoiii  in  a  room  rathor 
•bovo  the  gniniid  fl  ><)!•;  HheltcnHl  alllio/nitn  tlie  Bun  and  the  damp ;  it  is  oven  pni- 
dent,  in  onlcrr  to  ;ivoicl  opeiiiinj  the  windowp,  to  lot  out  the  huniid  f  ihalntion*  (if 
tlie  fruit,  to  hav«  a  Rtovo  in  the  room,  and  light  aiflre  In  it  now  and  then.  Tlio 
decayed  fruit  should  bo  carefully  renio\'ed.  Cherries,  grapes,  Ac.,  are  kept  sound 
by  hanging  Ihoni  to  threiids,  and  then  inclosing  them  in  now  boxes  or  barrolH; 
those  are  dosed  as  tight  as  poR«il)le,  and  deposited  in  a^dry  place.  Borne  prcbcrve 
them  by  laying  them  In  sawdust  or  bran. 


d    Lnst  Qimrtcr,  5th  clay,  Ih.  4Gin.,  livening. 
9  New  Muon,  12th  day,  8h.  34m.,  Morning. 
D   First  Qniuter,  20th  day,  Ih.  r>6m.,  .Morning. 
O  J^'ull  Moon.  27th  day,  Uh.  3in.,  Evening. 


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HOLIDATS, 
ANNlVl::USAUIIiS,  AC. 


SUN. 


Decl'n. 
South. 


Rise, Sets 


O 


-  3 
/. 


li  Sa. 
2SU. 


M. 
'J'u. 
W. 
Th. 
F. 
Sa. 


9SU. 


10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 


M. 
Tu. 
W. 
Th. 
F. 
Sa. 


Alexanrlrr  I.  of  Knssia  died  1825. 

1st  Sunday  in  Advent. 

Queen  Adchiidc  died,  1840. 

U  d   d 

h  d   U  Expect 

Kev.  E.  Irvm  died,  1834. 

rain. 
R.  Baxter  d.  1691.      d  peri.  4th  cv 
J2d  Sunday  in  Advent.      ?  d   (!• 
Capture  of  IJushiro,  '56. 


16  SU. 


17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 


M. 
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W. 
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F. 
Sa. 


23  SU. 


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25 
26 
27 
28 


M. 
Tu. 
W. 
Th. 
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29  Sa. 
30SU. 
311  M. 


21© 
22 
22 
22' 
22 
22 
22 
22 
22 
22 
23 
Expect  a  23 


Isanc  Walton  died,  1683 

Battle  of  St.  Eusiaehe,  C.  E.  '37 

Gcorpe  Wa^hin•.^lon  d.  1799,     storm 

16th  C.  Wesley  i)orn,  1708. 

3d  Sunday  in  Advent. 

Powder  explosion  at  Naples,  1856. 


(J  d  a 


{23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 
23 


Clear 
d  apogee,  3h.  ev 
Q^  enters  \Jf.     Winter  begins,     and 23 
Landing  of  I'ilgrinjs,  1620.  23 

4tli  Sunday  in  Advent.  co!d:23 

Hugg  Miller  died,  1856. 
CnitiSTMAs  Day. 


St.  Stephen. 
St.  John. 
Innoeent's  Day. 

(3  ii^  perigee. 

The  end  of  all  thin; 


Fair  and 
frosty. 
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THE  FARMER'S  FRIEND. 

Til  PnrNP.  V1NK8  TO  AnvANTAOK.— Ill  |iiuiiliijr  vIik  •  Iomvc  mitui'  timv  lirniicli-n 
(.viTy  yt'nr.  ami  take  iiway  (If  too  niuiiy)  boiiic  of  tin-  ulil,  «lilch  will  be  of  gri  ftt 
iiilv:iiit:it,'<'  t'l  lln'  tree,  iiiiil  uiiist  iiit.'iriiM'  tin;  (luiiiitlty  of  fruit. 

Will  II  \i>ii  trim  your  vine,  leiivo  two  km  H,  iiiul  rut  tlifiii  nit'  thi'  next  time;  for 
uRiiHlly  two  builB  yield  a  bunch  of  gra;  <  a.  Vines,  tlius  pnined^^lmvo  been  known 
to  bear  iibumlantly,  whereas  olhent  that   hiivo  been  eiil  close  to  |>U'uho  the  eye 

llow  TO  I'noMoTE  THF.  Hkai.tii  <ii'  Fahm  A nim  » i,g.— All  tlomestlc  niiimils 
Hhiiiikl  bo  abuiidiintly  furnlHheil  with  salt.  A  supply  kept  wilhin  their  reuch, 
wlifiievor  It  can  be  (lone,  Is  rei-oinnionded.  IlorseH  and  [lian  should  accaslonally 
have  abhes  {j'lvtn  thcni  In  their  fo<Kl ;  ami  |j1;,'s  ou;;ht  at  all  times,  when  contliied 
ill  pens,  to  \>i'  Hiipplied  with  charcoal,  uit,  lie&ldcs  bcint;  u  niedicino,  It  Is  u  cheap 
auil  valuable  food. 


/7'iir  I'or  Hi«h  Water  at  Cape  Snble,  iidd  .lOm.   to  tlmo   of  High   Water  at 
Halifax.    Tide  servos  sainc  hour  at  Annapolis  and  St.  John,  N.  H. 


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IMPErwIAL    GOVEKNMENT. 


Her  Most  Geacioi:s  Ma.iestv,  Quekn'  VinOT^IA.  T5(>rii. 
Mav  24th,  1819.  Succcodcd,  Juiu".  2()tli,  18;3"J.  Miinkd,  Fel.niarv 
lUtii,  1840. 

CHIEF  OFFICE  US  OF  STATE. 


FinsT  Lord  or  Trf.ast-ry. — Vi-rnnnt  ralmcr,*ton,  K.  O. 
Chaxckllou  of  tiif  ExciiKQiKj;,  .\N!)  Lladlu  of  tiik  IIorsK  or 

Commons.— T^Ir.  AV.  E.  {ilad-tuu'. 
Seckktaky  of  Statk  rou  tiik  Foumun  Dfpartmknt. — Luiil  ,[ohii 

Kussoll. 
Secrftara'  of  State  for  Tin;  Home  Departaient. — Sir  G.  Coni- 

\yi\]  Lewis. 
Secretara'  of  ^tatk  r(^n  Tin:  Colonies. — The  Duke  of  Nowcastli-. 
War  Secretaka'. — IMr.  Sviliu y  Ti'.'i'jort. 
1'rksidext  of  THE  Indian  J'oARi). — Sir  C.  "Wood,  Ci.  C.  B. 
First  Lord  of  the  Admikaltx  . — The  Duke  of  Somerset. 
Lord  Chancellor. — Lor.l  Caii!|)!)o!l. 
Fre.sident  of  the  Cofncil. — 'J'he  Eurl  Grmivillc,  K.  G. 
Privy  Seal.— The  Duke  ol  Ar-yll,  K.  T. 
President  of  the  Poakd  of  Tkaiu:. — Mr.  H.  Cohuen. 
First  Coaiaiissioner  of  Works. — Mr.  Canhvell. 

not  in  the  cahinkt, 
Chancellor  ok  the  Dicmv  of  Lancastfr. — Sir  G.  Grey. 

I'OISTMASTER   (/KNKIJAL — Tlie  Earl  ot"   Klizill,  K.  T. 

j  Joint  Secretariecj  to  Tiit;  Tuea.sckv. — Mr.  F.  Peel;  Mr.  Urand. 


IMCO.] 


ALMANACK. 


31 


Sor.M  iToi!  (1i;nki{ai,. — Sir  H.  Xciitiiiji'. 

Mi-Tiii'.ss  OK  Till-;  Kini!:-;. — Th.-  l)iii<'(ie-;s  of  Sutliodau  I. 

l,(»i;i)  Si'KW.vuT. — Ivirl  St.  (i(M'iniin<. 

M.\-r!',il  or  Till'-  IIousi;. — Mirqii'M  of  Ailc-iljiu'v. 

M\-ii;;i!  orriii;  Buh'ichoijn'ds. — I-^irl  oi"  li'ssUonni'^-li. 

Si:im;i:t\uv  to  Tms  Ar»Mru.\T.TV. — Lonl  Claiviu''.'  IVi.i-i>t. 

rM»KU  Skcretauv  fok  Foiiior'tv  ArtwrR**. — •Lord  Wo ;lcliou=!o. 

rsMKii  Si'.f'uiiTvuY  KOR  TiiK  CoLONiKH. — Mr.  Cliicliostcr  Fortcscuc 

Loiii)  CiiiKK  JusTioK. — Sir  Aiexiiuilcr  Cockltiirii. 

r!!::<^i  iii:n  r  of  tub  Pooii   Law   IJomm). — Mr.  ^[Ih)  >r  (t!'»-joii. 

\'i(!:  l'i;i;sn)i;N'T  ok  tiii';  Ijovito  ok  Tua'di;. — Mi*.  J;i-^.  Wilson. 

IM)!;!!  SiiciMOTAUY  OK  Wau. — ^^ivirl  of  liipoil. 

l'i;!;-ii>i;v  I'  OK  TKK,  r>oAi{i)  OK  H  Dicj  AT  ION. — .Mr.  U.  Lowo. 

JiDCH  .\i)Vo(.'ATK. — M/.  Ilcaillnn. 

Atioun'kv  ClioNK.ii.vr.. — Sii-  E.  IJctUolI. 

I  It  k;,  VXD, 
l.oiM)  Lii'.L'Ti-.N'AVT. — Kiirl  of  Carlislo. 


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COT.ONIAT.    GOVERNMENT. 

I  CANADA. — CrOVKUNOR-GENKUAT.,  llh  Kxccllonoj  Sir  Edmund 
Wallsor  ll':id.  Cic.  v!l". 

NK\V-HRUN'8\V[CIv.^LiRiJT.-GovRRSOR,  ///.s-  KxceJIe.noj,  John 
Ihf.rv  TliomtH  iM.iniuMs  Sutton,  Ac,  6cc. 

PlilNCE  EDWAIll)  TSL.VXI).— LrKUT.-GovRRNOR,  Ills  Etcel- 
liiiri/.  (Jcoi'ti-e  Diuidti^,  ^'il.'i'.,  >S:('. 

NKW-KOILVDLAXI).— LiKHT.-GovKRNOU,  Ills  Evodlmcy,  Sir 
Alrx  ludrr  l>annt'rni:in,  &c.,  &('. 

iUilLMUDA. — IiiKUT.-(JovKU\OH,  His  E-iyellcna/,  Colonel  Freeman 

X()VA-S(^()'riA.— LiK,uT.-(JovKHNOR,  Hl.-i  Kx(rllmc!i,  The  Earl  of 
Mul^rave,  &.<.'.,  ^i\ 


EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA. 

lion,  .raiue-!  W.  Johnson,  ^^.  P.  P.,  Attonn-ij-Ch'iuntL 

Ihu,.  Mi(  haol  Tohin,  M.  L.  C. 

Ihni.  Stiiviey  I'rowii,  ls\.  T;.  (\,  Ilecclver-Creneml. 

lion.  John  McKinuon,  M.  P.  P. 

Una.  John  J.  Miirshall,  Finanoiiil  Scr.retarij. 

lloiK  .fo!lU  C\i!Ul.!.'ll,   M.  P.  P, 

Hon    Willi.uu  A.  lleury,  M.  1'.  P..  Solirltnr-aon'Vnl 
Iftin.  Cliiirk's  'riij>i»or,  M.  P.  P.,  Pivnindal  Kiccretury. 
y/o/K  Ciiarles  J.  (^uni.l>eli, 

C'Ar/i- — Ifo)i.  Charles  Tupper,  m.  d. 


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lititired  members  of  Council  rftdlninq  their  rank  hij  special  permission  of 

Her  Majesty. 

Hon,  Enos  Collins. 

Sir  Samuel  Ciuiard,  Bart. 

Hon  James  W.  Johnson,  M.  P.  P. 

Hon  Joseph  Howe,  M.  P.  P. 

Hon  William  Young,  M.  P.  P. 


THE  LEGISLATIVE  COUNCIL. 

Hon.  Edward  Kenncy,  President Halifax. 

Hon.  Joljn  Crei^hton LiTNKNni'Rrr. 

Hon.  Robert  Mollison  Cutler GuvsuouoKoir. 

Hon.  Michael  Tobin,  M.  E.  C Halifax, 

Hon.  Huj^h  Bell, Halifax. 

Hon.  Stayley  Brown,  (Receiver  Gen.),  M.  E.  C Halifax. 

Hon.  Mather  Byles  Almon Halifax. 

Hon.  Alexander  Keith Halifax. 

Hon.  "William  Anderson  Black Halifax. 

Hon.  John  Holmes Pictod.  ■ 

Hon.  John  E.  Fairbanks DAUTMOUTir. 

Hon.  James  McNah Halifax.  ; 

Hon.  Jonathan  MeCuUy Halifax. 

Hon.  William  Me  Keen Mauou,  C.  B. 

Jfon.  Richard  A.  McHetty WiNiiSOR. 

Hon.  Thomas  D.  Archibald Sydney,  C.  B. 

Hon.  Anselm  F.  Comeau Clahe. 

Hon.  R.  Barry  Dickey .  Amhkust. 

Hon.  Alfred  Whitman Annapolis.      ' 

Chaplain , Ven.  Archdeacon  Willis,  T).D. 

Clerk John  C.  Halil)urton,  Esq. 

Laiv  Clerk John  W.  Ritchie,  Esrj. 

Gentleman  Usher  of  the  Black  Hod John  Jas.  Sawyer,  Esq. 

Messemjer , Joseph  Skallish.  j 


*ifc*  The  Members  of  the  Executive  and  Le<rislativo  Councils  are 
Justices  of  the  Peace  throughout  the  Province,  so  long  as  they  bcloii^^ 
to  eitlier  Branch. 


I860.] 

COUNTIB 

axnafolis 
i  cape  bret 

i 
COLCUESTE 

CUMBERLAN 


DIGBY 


GUYSBOROUC 
ILUIFAX 


HANTS 


INVERNESS 


KINGS 


LUNENBURG 
PICTOU  .  . 


^f^'EENS 

KICILVOND... 
SlIKLBURNE.. 


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33 


COUNTIES. 
AKNAl'OLIS  ... 

CAPE  BRETON.  . 
COLCUESTER..  . 

CUMBERLAND. 

DIGBY 

GUYSBOROUGH 
HALIFAX 

HANTS 

INVERNESS  .  .  . 


I   KIXGS 


LUNENBURG  .  .  . 


PICTOU 


QUEENS 

RICHMOND 

8HELBURNE..  .  . 


SYDNEY. 


HOUSE  OF  ASSEMBLY. 


TOWNSHIPS. 


Soutli  Riding. 
North  llitlinc:. 


Western  District. 

Eastern  District. 
Sonth  Riding. 


North  Riding. 


South  Ridinir. 


North*  Riding. 


West  Riding, 


East  Riding. 


Nortli  District. 
South  District. 


MEMBF.nS. 


SlKdI)unie  Townsl 
Barrintrton  do. 


lip. 


*  Hon.  J.  W.  Johnson,  M.E.C. 
Moses  Shaw,  Esq. 

Avard  Longley,  Esq. 

*  Thomas  Caldwell,  Esq. 
J.  Bourinot, 

*  Adams  G.  Archibald,  Esq. 
Alexander  Campbell,  Esq. 

*  A.  W.  McLellan,  Est^. 

*  T.  F.  Morrison,  Esq. 

*  Hon.  C.  Tupper,  M.E.C. 

*  Hon.  AVm.  Young. 

*  Alexander  McFarlane. 
*John  C.  Wade,  Esq. 

*  Martin  Robiehcau,  Esq. 
Colin  Campbell,  jr.,  Esq. 

*  Stewart  Campbell,  Esq. 
W.  O.  HefFernan,  Esq. 
S.  L.  Shannon,  Esq. 
Henry  Pryor,  Esq. 

*  John  Tobin,  Escj. 

*  John  Esson,  Esq. 

*■  Wm.  Annand,  Esq. 

*  Hon.  Joseph  Howe. 

*  Wm.  Chamliers,  Esq. 
*E.  Churchill,  Esq. 

A.  ]\r.  Cochran,  p'sq. 

*  Peter  Smyrh,  E<{]. 
Hiram  Blanchard,  Es({. 
Hugh  McDonald,  Esii. 

*  W.  R.  Webster,  Esq. 
John  Browji,  Es(], 

*  vSamuel  Cliipman,  Es(j. 
Will.  Burgess,  Hsti. 

*  Henry  Bally,  Es(|. 
Henry  Moscly,  Esq. 

*  Benjaniiii  Wier,  F,s(|. 

*  A.  C.  McDonald,  Ksq. 
R.  P.  (iiaiir,  10s(|, 

*  CJeorge  McKeii/ic,  Esq. 
James  McDonald,  Es(|, 

*H()ri.  Jolm  Campbell"  M.E.C. 
Lewis  Smifli,  Es(j. 
Andrew  Cowie,  Hsq. 

*  Henry  Martell.  Estp 

C.  F.  Harrington,  Esq. 
'rii(»mas  Cotliii,  Es([. 

*  John  Locke,  jr.,  Esq. 

*  Ivolicrt  IJobcrlson,  ICsq. 

*  H(*n.  W.  A.  Henry,  M.K.C. 

*  Hon.  Jno.  McKinn'on,  M.E.C. 


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VICTOniA  

YAnMOUTII..  , 


YannoiUli  Township. 
Arfiylc  Township. 


*  Hn.^h  Munro,  Es(|. 
AViii.  C:inipl)C'Il,  Esq. 

*  Tht)ni!is  Killiiin,  Escp 
W.  II.  T<)x\ns<-iKl,  Ksq. 
John  V.  ^'.  lliUficld,  Esq. 


Names  mnrkcd  thus  <>  were  Memhors  of  the  previous  IIouBe. 


GOVERNMENT  OFFICES  AND  OFFICERS. 


PROVINCIAL  SECHETAllY'S  OFFICE. 

Hon.  Charles  Tnp])cr,  M.  P.  P.,  Prnrincial  Secrdary. 
William  II.  Koutin.ii-,  Esq.,  C Id cf  Clerk. 
William  Seaman,  Esq.,  Assistunt. 

FINANCIAL  SECRETARY'S  OFFICE. 

Hon.  Jolin  J.  Marshall,  M.  E.  C,  Financial  Sccidari/. 
Thomas  R.  Dcwolf,  Es(i.,  Clerk. 

RECEIVER  GENERAL'S  OFFICE. 

Hon.  Sta,ylcy  Brown,  M.  L.  C,  Iltcelrer  General. 
John  R.  Wallace,  Esq.,  Clerk. 

CROWN  LAND  OFFICE. 

Samuel  P.  Fairbanks,  Esq.,  Conniilssioner  of  Cnurn  Lands. 
William  A.  Hendry,  Es(j.,  Jjrpuli/  Connnissionrr. 
Messrs.  Edward  Morris,  Frederick  Lc  lilauc,  Chas.  H.  Carman,  and 
Peter  V.  Doyle,  Esqi-s.,  Chrks. 

BOARD   OF  WORKS. 

Steplien  H.  Thornc,  Esc].,  Chairman. 

Andrew  McKiiday,  and  (Jeor^e  Mitchell,  Esqrs.,  Commissioners. 

William  Condon,  I'^sq.,  Sniierintendent  of  Li(jhiliouses. 

James  B.  McNab,  Ei«q.,  Clerk. 

BOARD   OF  REVENUE. 

The  Hon.  Receiver  Oencral,  Pra^idfht. 

The   Hon.  Financial  Secretary,  Jolin  Williamson,  J.   AV,   Rilcliic, 
Es( I rs . ,  C  07U ni issioncrs. 
B.  B.  Oxley,  Esq.,  Clerk. 

PROVINCIAL  HOSPITAL  FOR   THE  INSANE. 

James  1\.  Dewolf,  Esq.,  M.  D.,  Medical  Siij)crintendant. 

James  H.  I^iiddell,  Ef^(|.,  Seen  tan/  ami  Treasurer. 

I).  McN.  Parker,  M.  D.,  (ico.  H.  Starr,  Daniel  Creamer,  Sannicl  A, 
White,  David  Fahoner,  John  A.  Hell,  John  JJonll,  Domniick  Fancil, 
and  J,  W.  Ritchie,  Esqrs.,  Commissioners. 


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Mrdical 
Chaplaii 

Qwi'n's  \ 

t  'oiianiss/ 

Commissi 

\   iiiii.1:,  and  '[ 

Coinmissii 

Scotia,  Hon 

.    Nfoft,  Es(jii 

['  '.'/■  Working  , 

row. 

Comniissio. 
fonte,  Joscpl 
Inspector  o, 
Commissiw, 
Crait  Brltai), 
\  and  (.'eo.  If. 
Jiriti.^h  Oover 
!uid   \l.  J).  (; 
L'liitcd  States 
Co/nmissioji, 
Hoard  of  E 
^^ii).  P.M.O 
^'/A/(?  fslaiia 
_  Super iniend( 
Scalt<rie,  Sam 
Commissions 
A-  }V^McKin 
Co/umissioitc 
'^<»''n  U^iilaiin,- 
•^*j'i'i  V.  Ross, 


CENERi 

(H>  Dal/nml 

P'»ft  Jfiisfer 

^■I'i'f  Clerk, 
A  (■(■(),(  )ii(,)i(    J 

Clerks  InhJ 

Hn!,^h  Jvcrr,  anl 

Messen>i(:r,  A\ 

frtl.r  l\,rri,\ 

Mm  Patterson.! 

<)f^iceopene\ 
f'"  ^  ni  the  ercii 

'^'''^'  Mails  r,)4 
"•'f'-'  Thnrs,l,uj  el 
'"=^\'  iJO  dropj'.edl 


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ALMANACK. 


35 


PENITKNTIAllY. 

M,  (Ileal  AUamlaiit,   11.   S.  Black,  M.  1).,  Esq. 

Chaplain,  iicv.  Henry  Pope.  (Jovernur,  Mr.  Win.  Fidh. 


Qiipcna  Printer,  Alpin  Grant,  Ks(|. 

Coinmissinner  of  Indian  Aj/him,  William  Clicarnlcy,  Esq. 

Cunuaissiomrsjor  Siijnimj  Province  Notes,  John  Nuylor,  Charles  Twi- 
iiiutr,  iind  Thomas  Kennoy,  Es(jiiires. 

Coinniissionersfbr  the  Construction  and  Manarjement  of  Railways  in  Nova 
Srotia,  Hon.  James  McNal),  (Cluiirman,)  S.  L.  Shainiou,  unci  Archibald 
Scdtt,  Es(|uircs.  Chief  En</incer,  .lames  Laurie,  Escj.  Superintendant 
of  Working  Department,  James  11.  Mosse,  Esq.  Accountant,  John  Mor- 
row. 

Commissioners  f.r  the  Construction  of  St.  Peter's  Canal,  Josepli  LcVis- 
contc,  Joseph  Martell,  and  Kol)ert  Kavanajrh,  Esquires. 

Inspector  of  Mines,  James  McKca^iicy,  Es(i. 

Commissioners  to  cam/  out  the  provisions  of  the  Reciprocity  Treaty  hetwetn 
(In at  Britain  and  the  Cnited States,  Moses  JI.  Perley,  Es(|.,  Commissioner, 
ami  (ieo.  H.  Perley,  Esq.,  Secretary  and  Surveyor,  on  the  part  of  the 
Briti-'h  (iovernment,  and  Gen.  G.  Cushman,  of  Bani^or,  Commissioner, 
luul  Iv.  1).  Cutis,  Es(|.,  of  Wjuilunj^ton,  Surveyor,  on  the  ])art  of  the 
United  States. 

Ci)mmissiniur  of  Ancient  Ricords,  i^-c,  Thomas  B.  Akin,  Esq. 

Hoard  of  I'lvamincrs  for  Provincial  Medicnl  Licenses,  Wm.  ,J.  Almon, 
M.l).,  P.M.O.,  1).  McX.  Parker,  M.l)  ,  Rufus  S.  Black,  M.  1).,  Esqrs. 

Salile  Island,  Philip  T.  l)(»(ld,  Es(i.,  Residrnt  Superintendent. 

Superimendenis  of  the  E>tahlishuu'.nts  on  \the  Is/(uids  of  St.  Pauls  and 
Scatterie,  Samuel  Campbell  and  iMlmund  T.  Dodd,  Es(|rs. 

Ctjuiniissioners  of  Halifax  County  Court  Jfonse,  Samuel  P.  Fairbanks, 
A.  W.  McKinlay,  J.  W.  Nutting-,  Wm.  Annand,  J.  J.  Sawyer,  Escp-s. 

Commissiouers  to  Examine  and  Select  Pilots  for  the  Port  of  Halifax, 
John  Willaimson,  Escj.,  lion.  James  iMcXab,  Hon.  John  E.  Fairbanks, 
John  U.  lioss,  Esq. 


GENERAL    POST    OFFICE,    HALIFAX,    N.    S. 

(//(  Dalhousie  Colhye,  corner  Duke  and  Darrinyton  Sts.,  Halifax.) 

Post  Master  Genend,  ARTHUR.  WOODGATE,  Esq. 

Chirf  Clerk,  C.   H.   Hamilton,    Es(i. 

Ai<t)iinta)it,   F.  J\I.  Passow,  Es(i. 
j       Clerks  Inland  and  Surtin;/  Dvpartments,  W.  Small,  John  W.  Ingles, 
IIiii:li  Kerr,  and  H.  Driscol. 

yitssenyer,  Alex.  Clmrch. 

Letter  Carriers,  Wm.  Craig',  George  Craig,  David  Silverthornc,  and 
John  Patterson. 

Ortice  open  every  day  (except  Sunday)  from  4  o'clock  in  the  morning 
till  8  in  t!ie  evening. 

Tiie  Mails  for  the  United  Kingdom  are  closed  at  Halifax  every  nlter- 
uute  Thursday  evening  at  S  o'clock.  Lettcirs,  &c.,  for  England,  which 
niiiy  be  dropped  into  the  box  after  the  hour  of  closing,  and  up  to  the 


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arrival  of  the  Packot  will  ho  forwarded  in  n  l)air,  loose-  l>ut  such  letters 
must  lie  prepaid  liy  stamps.  The  lioyal  Mail  Steamers  leave  Boston 
for  Halifax  and  TJverjiool,  G.  li.,  every  ulternatc  Wcdmsdai/,  arrive  at 
Halifax  on  Thursdau  eveTiiii";-  or  very  earlv  the  siiceeediu!'  niornin'r, 
leavinjr  Halifax  immediately  after  receiving. the  mails. 
Letters  to  and  from  Eniiland,  7  f.jd.,  prefKo/nicut  cumpulson/,  can  l)e  pre- 
paid hy  usinf>:  a  6d.,  or  two  3d.,  Stamps,  l(;}^ether  with  half  of  a  three 
penny  Stamj*  cut  dia<ronally.     Newspapers  free. 

The  ))0sta<:e  on  hooks  from  Great  Britain  to  Nova  Scotia,  or  vice  versa, 
is  for  a  packet  not  exceeediii};  4  oz.  4d.,  currency;  not  cxeeedinj;  \.^  ]h. 
7)^d  ;  }.s  lb.  and  not  exeeedinf,'  1  lb.,  Is.  ,3(1. ;  and  soon  addin^j  Is.  3i\.  for 
every  additional  pound  or  fraction  of  a  pound.  One  book  ])acka}_'e  may 
contain  separate  Books,  l'ul)lications,  Almanacks,  and  i\la])S  and  Paper, 
Parchment  or  Vellum  ;  the  latter  three  materials  may  I»c  written  or 
printed  on — the  package  nniy  contain  the  name  and  address  of  the 
sender.  Kollers  may  accomjjany  prints  and  maps,  and  markers  may  he 
sent  with  books.  No  letters  must  be  sent  with  or  written  on  a  book 
package,  and  no  such  jiacka^re  must  exceed  two  feet  in  length,  width  or 
depth.     The  jiostajre  must  in  all  cases  be  ])repaid  by  Stamps. 

Closed  Mails  for  the  United  Kingdom  via  United  States  are  made  up 
at  Halifax  to  meet  the  Steamers  hiaving  New  York  for  Liverpool. 
Letters  to  be  sjjecially  addressed  ''via  Aeiv  York."  Letters  lOd. ;  news- 
papers Id.  each,  must  be  j)repaid. 

The  Mails  for  the  United  States,  via  Boston,  per  Royal  Mail  Steamers, 
are  made  up  on  J'tusilaij  evening  of  the  week  in  which  the  Packet  from 
England  is  due,  at '8  o'clock.  Should  the  Steamer  not  arrive  by  (> 
o'clock  the  following  morning,  svjtjjkmcntarij  Mails  will  be  made  up. 
Should  the  Steamer  from  Liverjioot  arrive  previous  to  Tuesday  night — 
tlie  Mails  as  heretolbre  will  be  closed  iimmdiatdy  on  her  arrival. 

A  closed  until  for  Canada  is  made  up  and  Ibrwarded  at  the  .same  time 
in  charge  of  the  British  C)lliccr.  Letters  so  forwarded  must  be  specially 
addressed  "  Closed  JNlail  for  Canada,"  postage  7 ^od. ;  viz.  5d.  i)aekt't 
rate,  and  2^._>d.  Colonial  rate — prejiayment  optional. 

The  Mails  for  Bermuda  and  the  West  Indies  are  made  up  finally  nt  ^ 
Halifax  on  ih.e  Thursday  evening  of  the  week  in  which  the  Boyal  Miiil 
Steamer  is  expected  to  arrive  from  Boston,  at  8  o'clock.     Letters  .'5(1.— 
when  posted  in  the  interior,  3d.   additional,  which   must   be   ja'epaid. 
Newspai)ers  Id.  each,  Avhieh  must  be  ])aid  by  Stamp. 

Letters  are  forNtarded  via  Bermuda  i'or  Chagres  aiid  the  Pacific,  Cliili, 
and  Peru,  Havana,  Honduras,  Laguyra,  INIexieo,  Venezuela,  and  the 
liritish  and  Foreign  AVest  India  Islands.  Postage  to  Foreign  West  In- 
dies, 5d.  when  posted  at  Halifax;  3d.  additional  when  posted  in  the  in- 
terior— must  be  ])rc))aid.  Newspapers  Id.  each,  to  be  prepaid  by  stamp 
at  the  time  of  posting. 

The  Mails  for  Newfoundland  (and  Cape  Breton  during  the  Summer 
months)  are  made  nj)  at  Halifax  once  a  month  during  the  montlis  of 
I)ecem''er,  January,  Fel)ruary,  and  March  ;  and  once  a  fortnight  during' 
the  montlis  of  A])ril,  ^lay,  June,  July,  August,  September,  October,  iiml 
November,  closing  finally  on  the  Thursday  evening  of  the  week  in  wiiicli 
the  K.  M.  Steamer  is  expected  to  arrive  from  Boston.  Postage  .^d,; 
when  posted  in  the  interior  3d.  additional.  Newspapers  Id.  each,  which 
must  be  paid  by  stamp  at  the  time  of  posting. 

The  !Mails  for  St.  Pierre  and  Mi(]uelon  are  forwarded  to  Sydney,  C 
B.,  from  whence  they  are  desi)atched  by  the  French  packet  during  the 


18G0.J 


Siiininer  nn 

tors  ;)(1.  p;|c 

All  letter.- 

i  on  a  letter  r 

throughout 

6d.  ;  to  ( )re<j 

Letters  jk 

same  town  a 

Ne\vspaj)oi 

t'nVa,  {'Si^wi; 

when  sent  bv 

I'l-inted  Cii 

of  like  descrij 

Avriiten  conij, 

iiiiy  i)lac'e  wit 

of  Id.  per  ou 

United  States, 

Pamphlets, 

'  (lone  nj)  in  eo\ 

miniication,  m, 

in  this  IVovinc 

ceeding  2  omic 

weight  they  cai 

British  reprii 

mil/  or  steamer, 

For  Dartnioi 

For  Musfpioi 

Hefurn  mail  du 

For  Prospect 

on  Saturday  m! 

Foi-  Ketcli  ,. 

Ketiirn  mail  dni 

IL/-^  Letters  , 

(■losing  of  the  ni 

li.^  well  as  the  rtl 

Letters  pre/ ml 

the  night,  and  i 

'•(-'"I'Jitelied  sami 

^\'heii  the  ina| 

vei'ed  the  same 

All  other  mail 

eveMiiig--ifafrJ 

'  0  clock  the  foil 

'J'''e  J'ostmastI 

package,  unless 

■Land  mails  ml 


L  Orders  nnn 
^  "n-encv,  but  sh) 

-•  The  char<'ef 
^liall  be  Six  iVnf 
"'^'  for  the  Order 


1800.] 


ALMAXACIv. 


3" 


Siininu'r  months,  ami  from  Hiilif.ix  direct  in  the  Winter  months.  Let- 
tcis  .'id.  packet  rate,  and  .'Ul.  inland — [irepaymcnt  optional. 

All  letters  are  ('iiar;;e(l  hy  wei.u,ht,  and  a  uniform  rate  of  postap^c  of  .3d. 
oil  a  letter  not  exceeding-  half  an  ounce  in  wei;iht  has  l)een  estalili>hed 
llirouiihout  IJriti.sh  North  America.  To  any  ])art  of  the  United  States 
6(1.  ;  to  Oregon  and  California  9d. — prejiaynient  optional. 

Letters  ])osted  iii  any  town  within  the  Province  for  delivery  in  the 
same  town  are  liable  to  the  rate  of  one  ])enny  for  every  half  ounce. 

Newspapers  pass  free  to  any  part  of  the  I'rovince,  British  North  Am- 
erica, (Newioundlaiid  and  liernuida  excepted)  and  the  United  States 
when  sent  hy  land  mail — to  l)e  ))ut  up  in  covers  open  at  the  ends. 

Printed  Circuhirs,  I'rices  Current,  llandhills,  and  other  ])rinted  matter 
of  like  description,  ])ut  up  in  covers  open  at  the  ends,  and  without  any 
written  communication,  may  he  sent  to  any  part  of  the  rrovitice  to 
iHiy  pluee  within  the  same,  as  well  as  throiiirh  Novu  Scotia,  at  the  rate 
of  Id.  per  ounce — ])repayment  oj)tional,  except  when  addressed  to  the 
United  States,  in  which  case  the  ])ostage  must  he  pix'paid. 

t'aiiiphlets,  Magazines,  Periodicals,  or  Books,  hound  or  unl)onnd, 
(lone  up  in  covers  open  at  the  ends,  unaecom])anied  hy  any  written  com- 
munication, may  he  transmitted  as  above  mentioned,  through  the  mail, 
in  this  Province  :  not  exceeding  2  ounces  in  weight  free  ;  and  when  ex- 
ceeding 2  ounces  J.^d.  for  every  oimee  up  to  48  ounces,  beyond  wliieh 
weight  they  cannot  be  sent  iiy  mail. 

British  rejirints  of  ce]»yright  works  from  the  United  States,  by  land 
mail  or  i^i<ai)icr,  (  h.irged  letter  ]»ostage. 

For  Dartmouth  (hiili/,  ])ostiige  one  j)eniiy. 

For  Mus(|Uodoboit  Harbor,  every  Tuesday  morning,  at  9  o'clock. — 
Eotiirn  mail  due  on  Monday  afrernoon,  at  .'i  o'clock. 

For  Frospect  on  Saturday  afternoon,  at  2  o'clock.  Return  mail  due 
on  Saturday  morning  at  11  o'clock. 

For  Ketch  Harbor  and  Sambro  on  Friday  evening,  at  10  o'clock. 
Ik'turn  mail  due  on  Saturday. 

CJ^  Letters  for  Rc(/islri/,  must  be  posted  half  an  hour  previous  to  the 
closing  of  the  mail  by  which  they  are  to  be  forwarded,  and  the  postage 
us  well  as  the  registration  fee,  must  be  jnxpaid. 

Letters  prejmid  hi/  fSt(nnj>s,  and  droi)])e(l  into  the  Letter  Box  during 
the  night,  and  up  to  .5  o'clock,  a.  m.,  will  l)e  forwarded  i)y  the  mails 
(k'snatclied  same  morning. 

VVhen  the  mails  from  England  arrive  before  9,  p.  m.,  they  are  deli- 
vered the  same  evening,  and  after  that  hour,  at  7  next  morning. 

All  other  mails  arriving  before  7,  ]>.  m.,  will  he  deliveretl  the  same 
evening — if  after  that  hour  and  before  8,  at  6  o'clock — and  if  after  8,  at 
7  o'clock  the  following  morning. 

The  ]*ostmaster  General  is  not  liable  for  the  loss  of  any  letter  or 
jiackage,  unless  such  loss  should  arise  from  his  own  default. 

Laud  mails  made  up  at  Halifax,  8,  p.  m. 

MONEY   ORDER   SYSTEM. 

1.  Orders  may  be  issued  for  any  sum  under  and  up  to  Five  Pounds, 
Currency,  but  shall  not  exceed  that  amount. 

•2.  The  charge  for  each  (Jrtler  (without  respect  to  the  amount  thereof) 
i^liull  he  Six  IVnce  Currency,  to  be  paid  in  advance  by  the  party  apply- 
ing for  the  Order. 


'K  ^ 


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it. 


I  ^  ••..;. 


»*' 


'hi:  i 


;  t 


1  i 


H8 


1»I10VINCIAL    WIISLKYAN 


[1  ^^CO. 


.1.  Tlio  Money  Orders  slinll  l)0  made  out  u])on  forms  siii)i)lied  )»y  tlio 
Head  Ofliee,  and  nu  uidn'  will  be  valid  or  jniijab/e  itnltss  (jivcii  upon  tin;  a- 
t/iilar  I'liiitid J(ji;/i. 

4.  i*ei>oiiii  uiii»Iyi?i.<;  for  Monoy  Orders  will  he  re([iiircd  to  state  the 
])arti('ulurs  ii)»ou  a  Form  of  Aiiplieation  i)rovided  for  tliat  imi-pose. 

.').  If,  in  (•(tnsetint'nce  of  error  or  mi  ■.a|)|tre!iension,  the  juirehas'-r  of  ;i 
iSlone}-  Order  slioidd  desire  to  ehanL;e  the  |»Iaee  of  payment  named  theiv- 
in,  the  issiiin;;  Tostmaster  will  write  across  the  face  of  the  Order, /;</-/((// 

ink,  the  words  "  JS'inr  jMii/alili-  at  — ,"  spc.'ifyinjjj  the  plaee, — to  wliidi 

lie  will  atHx  the  date  of  his  si;;-mUure.  The  ehar^e  for  transler,  as  it 
will  involve  some  corrc^pondcnee,  will  he  Six  l*enee  in  caeh  ease. 

G.  No  alteration  of  the  Payee's  name  will  he  allowed  after  an  OnUr 
lias  heen  issued  and  the  advice 'mailed,  iait  a  new  one  will  ho  granicil, 
and  the  usual  eharyc  of  !Six  I'enee  made. 

7.  Parties  jirocurint;  Money  Orders  will  please  to  examine  them  eare- 
fuUy,  to  see  that  they  are  projierly  filled  up  and  stamped.  This  caution 
will  ap|)ear  sulHcicntly  imi)ortaiit  when  it  is  u!iderstO()d  that  an  Order 
defective  in  any  imjjortant  respect  will  throw  diiliculties  in  the  way  ut' 
its  payment. 

8.  When  a  Money  Order  is  jtrescnted  for  payment  at  the  OHice  mi 
which  it  is  drawn,  tfic  I'ostinaster,  or  Olerk  employed,  will  use  all  pro- 


le  canjiii 


])er  means  to  assure  himself  that  the  Apjilicant  is  the  party  iKuned  aiiil 
intended  in  the  Advice,  and  upon  fJia  jKii^meiit.  of  the  Order  ivill  h 
to  olitain  the  siijualr'-t'.  of  tlic.  Paijcv  to  the  receipt  at  foot. 

9.  When  thrcm;;!!  illness,  or  other  iasui)erahle  dillit'ulty,  the  Payee— 
that  is  the  jjcrson  named  in  the  advice — is  prevented  from  jiresciitiii;: 
the  Oi'der  in  person,  the  I'ostmaster  will  he  at  liherty  to  accept  a  iniWm 
iiuthoritj  from  him  in  favor  ot  a  second  person,  i>rovidcd  always  lliai 
such  written  aiuhority  is  s;;,tisfactorily  ]»roved  to  he  "enuine. 

10.  ^\.ny  Money  Order  Post  Ol'iice  may  repay  an  Oriler  issued  hv  it- 
self, hut  only  to  the  party  who  obtained  it.  Tiie  ehar<,^e  or  eommis.^iou 
shall  in  no  ease  he  reun'ued. 

11.  For  the  present,  the  OiHces  in  this  Province  which  are  authdri/cd 
to  iL;rant  and  pay  Money  Orders  are  as  fullows,  viz:  Oeneral  Post  <  )liii>', 
ir.difax;  Post  Olliees  at  Amhert,  Aiiti.u()iiish,  Annapolis,  Ari.'hat,  15aii- 
deck,  C.  B.,  Di^'l)y,  Guyshuro',  Kentviile,  Luneuhuri:',  Liverpool,  i*ict(ni, 
Port  Hood,  Siieliuu-ne,  »Sydney,  Truro,  Windsor,  and  Y"armout!i. 

12.  Po>tmasters,  when  not  in  fund^,  may  defer  payment  of  moni'v 
for  six  days  until  they  shall  have  received  a  su})ply  from  the  Head  <.)ilia'. 

rAPiCEL  POST. 

Parcels  closed  at  the  ends  and  sides  may  he  ])osted  at  any  I'o^t 
OfHce  in  Nova  Scolia,  tor  conveyance  to  any  other  I'ost  OlHce  (not  Wav 
OlHce)  in  the  I'rovince,  at  a  rate  of  Posta^^e  subject  to  the  following,'  coii- 
dition : 

1.  TS'o  letter  or  letters  shall  be  enclosed. 

2.  The  i)arcel  shall  not  contain  any  explosive  substance,  g-lass,  liipiiib, 
or  other  matter  likely  to  injiu-e  the  ordinary  contents  of  tlic  mail,  umki 
Ijenalty  of  the  forfeiture  of  the  parcel. 

3.  The  weiuht  of  the  ]ia!cel  shall  not  exceed  .'Jibs.,  nor  the  size  excool 
one  foot  in  length  or  lireatUh,  or  six  inches  in  thickness. 

4.  I'arcels  must  hi,'  prepaid  at  the  Ibllowing-  rates,  and  by  pobUtf 
stamps  (not  by  inonei/): 


I  SCO.  J 


I/'  wei.-l 
.More  til 
AIoi'c  th 
•'>.  'i'he  p;i 
rivJ-i.-tiMtioii  1 
')•  '/'he  i>!n 
:»ver  the  addt 
!i<lihvs>cd  i(» 
(lie  name  of  i 
iowiii'r  is  an  c 


Sent  hy . 

"•  If  the  nar 
will,  if  dcjiven 
Nciidcr  on  j)ayii 
veyaiicc. 

''^-  If  the  nui 
p;iy  the  proper 
'"'^'  <jf  Gd.  ill  iu 


Shoning  llio  thno 

#  ___rosrTowns.' 
All'lr-n  Miiies^ 

Aiidiersf 

Annapolis, 
AiiriL-oiiish 

A!-ic!i,it 

Aviesford.. 
Ha.ldeck.....' 
^^'irriiiaton.. . 

iKTWit-k 

li'iulardei-ie 

'^lid^cto-.vn 
1.  •  I  "... 

ijiiilijewater 

(-iinu'uo- 

t''"I^O. ... 


Clicsrer 

(^'ii-'iiiciu.-^port, 
I)i-!)y.  .......■■ 

"iii'li'am.. 
(i.'eneln.  ._■■]*• 

'iinslioroiiMi,  _ ' 
'laiir,<j)()rt .... 
Jvnuvillc.^W' 

''■iiirciu-otown..' 


ml 


'.      lit    lSl"-'i.      ' 


•/•('/'.// 
ilia'i 

)y  it- 
■-ssiou 

(iri/.t",! 

ikui- 

'irtou. 


.'t  Way 


,  U'llllcV 


isco.] 


Al.MANACK. 


^0 


]f  wci-lun.LC  less  tlinn  1   ]h \<.  'M. 

.More  tliaii  1  11).,  and  not  (.'N(i't'(lin.tr  ti  Wx '_»s.  rxl. 

Mdic  tli:ui  2  IhSi,  luul  not  exceeding;  .'5  Hi-; 'U.  \h\. 

5.  TliL'  ])!ircr!  ni;iy  l)c  ri'i' i-^fcrcil,  on  iJrcpaynuMit,  !ils(j  l)y  st;i:ii|i,  of  rt 
ri';:istriition  I'ct^  of  Cid.  in  iiddirion  to  tlio  iiliovc  rate 

?).  The  i>anvl  sIimU  liavc  tlio  words  "  /iy  PdrrrI  J^nsf,''  jtlniidy  written 
;)vir  tlio  address.  It  slionld  Itc  well  and  ?*troii^'.Iy  jiiit  ujt,  and  l>e  leL:'iltly 
Mildre.»>ed  to  tiie  I'ost  Oili'.-e  address  oi'  the  inlcmU'd  ri-eeiver,  incliidiii'j^ 
tin'  name  of  the  County  in  wldcli  tho  Post  Olliee  is  situated.  The  fol- 
lowing is  an  example  of  the  mode  of  address  reeoniniended  : 

n,/  Piu-al  Post. 

To — , 

Tost  OdieC) 

County  of  — 
Sent  Iiv -, 


-,  N.  S. 


Countv. 


7.  If  the  name  and  address  of  the  sender  be  written  on  tlic  pared,  it 
will,  if  delivery  should  fail  from  any  eause,  ho  returned  unopened  to  the  i 
sender  on  i)ayment  of  an  additional  rate  of   Is.  yd.  for  the  return  con-  | 
vcyance.  ' 

S.  If  the  numher  of  stam]>s  affixed  to  a  packet  he  in=:nfficient  to  pre-  ; 
ji.'iy  the  proper  rate,  the  amount  deficient  will  he  rated  unpaid,  with  a  • 
line  of  Od.  in  addition. 


TABLE 
Showing  the  time  of  Closing  and  Arrival  of  Miiils  attho  General  Post  Ofllce,  Halifax,  i 


Tost  Towns. 


I      Name  of  Kuei)cv.        Close  at  8,  j).  m.    Arrive  at  73/^.  P- m- 

II.  McK'en/.ic  .  ■. . T.  LMon.~We'l.  Fri.  Mimk  Wed.  Fri'. 
:T.  a.  (;hip;nan...|l)aily,  (Su.  ex.)  l)aily,  (Su.  ex.) 
jT.  1).  Ileiuierson.  .UMon.  We<l.  Fii.Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 

III.  r.  Hill iDaily  (Su.  ex.)  Daily,  (Su.  ex.) 


All  lion  Mines. 

Amherst 

Annapolis  .... 
Anti'j-onish  . . . 

Ariciiat jMiss  K.  McDoiudd.  i.Mon'.  Wed.  Fri.  Tu.  Th.  Sat 

Avlesford j W.  West "        "       "    ' 

HiVldeck !l{o!)ert  Elmslev. ...      " 


l?;aTiii-lon ill.  II.  Crowell jTu.  Th.  Sat. 


iMon.  Wed.  Fri. 
"    |Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

a  ti  t{ 


I 


iknvick John  .M.  Parker. . .  jlNIou.  Wed.  Fri.Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 

IJoularderie -A.  Miinro |Mon.  Fi'i.  iTh.  Sat. 

Biiduftowii 'riiomas  Spiirr  . . ,  .'Mon.  We<l.  Fri.'Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 


I'u.  Th.  Sat. 
Tu.  Fri.  Sat. 
Th.  Sat. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat.     ' 
Mon.  Wed.  Fri.. 


ljn(l;iewater Aaron  ^lorse jTu.  Th.  Sat. 

(.'Miniinji' I W.  H.  Harris. ....  'Tiu  Fri.  Sat. 

C.uwo 'Geo.  Xorris.  ...... iAVed.  Fri. 

("luster I  Amos  Jjovett iTu.  Tu.  Sat. 

Cienicntsport iMoses  Shaw. .... .  Mou.  Wed.  Fri 

Di-hv ...ill.  Stewart i     " 

DuWiain jAlexr.  Cameron. .  .\'l\.  Wc.  Tli.  Sa.'Mo.  Tu.AVe.  Fr. 

(ilcnel.M: jj.dm  Camjihell I  Wed.  Sat.  JMon.  Wed.  Sat. 

liuvshoron-h E.  J.  Cnnnin.nhani.  jMo.  We.  Fr.  Sa.Tu.  Tli.  Sat. 

lIai;t^port jXathan  T.  Harris.  .jWe.l.  Sat.  iTu.  Wed.  Sat. 

lu'iuville Ij.  F.  Hutchinson  .  .JDaily,  (Su.  cx.)I)aily,  (Su.  ex.) 

Ii;uiroueeto\vn . . .  .  J.  W.  James liMon.  Wed.  Fri.;Moii.  Wed.  Fri. 


«•■.  c;-.^,*,  I'M 


:     •  '     ,  .  '     ■    • '  ■' 

••-,,;     ^,  ,;-r-' y 

i 


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1 

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■I. 


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R 

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.1 ' 

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40 

iMioviNciAL  wesm;yan                         [1M)(I. 

Liverpool 

Thos.  p.  Calkin... 

Tu.  Th.  Sut. 

Tu.  Th.  Silt.       ! 

Locke's  Isliiiul. . . 

Xerxes  Chipman . . 

Th.  Sat. 

Th.  Sat.              1 

LoikIoihIcitv  .... 

.J.  Campbell 

Daily,  (Su.  ex.)  Daily,  (Su.  ex.)  1 

LowiT  Ilorton..  . . 

J.  W.  Ileiini;riir.  .  . 

i(          <(      <( 

11         t<      II 

Lower  Stewiackc. 

VV^nj.  lloldswortli. . 

11          <(      (< 

i<            11       II      ; 

Lunenbuix 

Wm.  Itudolf 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

Tu.  Th.  Sat.       1 

]\llll)OU 

Donald  .McLellan.. 
Louis  Knaut 

Moil.  Wed.  Fri. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

II      i<       i<          ' 
II      II       11 

iMiiIione  Hav 

MiiitliUid 

Adam  Kov 

Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 

Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 

Miir«,niree 

Henry  Tavlor 

Mon.  Fri. 

Th.  Sat. 

McNiiir's  Cove. . . 

John  A.  Steele. . . . 

((       <. 

i<      II 

M.  Musquocloboit. 

Hol)t.  Ivaulbaek. . . 

Wed.  Sat. 

Wed.  Sat. 

Mill  Villiigc 

N.  Yonnf,'..* 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

Newport 

James  Cochran. . . . 

Mon.  Th.  • 

Tu.  Fri. 

1  New  Glnsp)w. . . . 

Jumes  Fraser 

J)aily,  (Su.  ex.) 

Daily,  (Su.  ex.) 

!   New  Svdiiev 

Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

[•  J'arrshoro* 

Patrick  Blake 

Th.  Sat. 

Mon.  Fri, 

Tietou 

A.  P.  Boss 

Daily,  (Su.  ex.) 

Daily,  (Su.  ex.) 

riaistcrCove 

Jas.  G.  McKeen. . . 

Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

Port  Hood 

J.  1).  Tremain 

II         <<       i< 

II       i<      <i 

I'ort  Med  way 

ElbridjL(e  Cahoon. . 

Th.  Sat. 

Th.  Sat. 

Pn;j;wash 

Levi  Borden 

Mo.We.Th.  Sa. 

Mo.  Tu.  Th.  Sa. 

Kiver  John ...... 

A.   Archibald 

Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 

.Mon.  Wed. 

]\iver  riiilip 

Mrs.  G.Phillips... 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 

Smwlv    ( 'dvp. 

J   C  Morse 

Mdii.  I'^ri 

Wed.  Fri. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

Sliellmrne 

Robert  Thompson. 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

Slierhrooke 

Hui^h  McDonahL  . 

Wed.  Sat. 

Wed.  Sat. 

SliuIxMuicadie  .... 

V.n.  Parker 

Daily,  (Su.  ex.)  Daily,  (Su.  ex.) 

St.  Ann's,  C.  B.. 

Murdock  McKenzie 
W.  i:.  Brine 

Mon.  ^Ved. 

Tn.  Sat. 

St  Mur}j;aret's  Bav 

Th.  Sat. 

II       II 

St.  Peter,s 

Geo.  Handley 

Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 

Mon.  Wed.  Fri.* 

Svdnev  

Robt.  Martin 

11         II       It 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

Sydney  Mines 

Tarania<:,ouehe. . . 

D.  Rich- 

{(         i(       <( 

U                 l(             (1 

11      ii       11 
Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 

R.  D.   Cutler 

Trurot 

John  Ross     

Semi  D'y.  S.cx. 

Wed.  Sat. 
i(        II 

Semi  Da.,S.L'X. 
Mon.  Th. 
Wed.  Sat. 

Upper  Stewiaeke  . 
U.  Musquodoboit. 

John  Cox 

H.  A.   Ritchev.... 

Wiillace 

Josliua  Huestis. .  . . 

Mo.  We.  Th.  Fr. 

Mo.  Tu.  Th.  Sa. 

Walton 

C.  ]{.  Allison 

Mon.  Th. 

Tu.  Fri. 

West  port 

J.  Bancroft 

Mon.  Fri. 

Mon.  Fii. 

West  liivcr 

John  Fraser 

Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 

.Mon.  Wed.  Fii. 

Weymouth 

C.  1'.  Jones 

11         II       II 

.1         11      11 

Whveoconiali.  . . . 
Wilniot 

L.  Mcl)ou<;all 

Mon.  Fri. 

Mon.  Wed. 
.Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 
Semi  Da.,  S.  ex. 
Daily,  (Su.  ex.) 

Jas.  A.    Gibbon    .  . 

Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 
Si'mi  Da.  S.  e\ 

Windsor! 

WoltVille 

W.  Burnhain 

Geo.  V.  l{and 

Daily,  (Su.  ex.) 

Yarmouth 

A.  C.  Robins 

II  "      II      11 

II          .1      11 

Canada,  Ind  route* 

^ 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

Mon.  Wed.  Fri. 

do.  y /a  Boston. . 

Bv  Ste'r  to  Bos. 

Steamer  fr.  I'o-^. 

New  iJrunswiek  . . 

Daily,  (Su.  ex.) 

D;iiiy,  (Su.  ex.) 

P.  E.  Island 

Wed.  S:it. 

Fu.  Fri. 

U.  S.,  land  route* 

Daily,  (Su.  ex.^ 

Daily,  (Su.  ex.) 

do.  by  Steamer. 

Ste'r  from  Enji. 

'Steamer  fr.  Bo,-. 

ISCO.J 

KiiL'Iand. . . 
Dcrmada»ic 


.Veufouudhiii 


"  >rnlls  are  i, 

IMTDraiiil  Favid 

t    \   SI'I'DIhI  |„ 

tliiiaf  marked. 


LIST   O 


^Vny  (ifljce. 
Acadia  Minos, 
Aililiiij,'t(>ii  I'orlo, 
Advocate  flarbur. 
Alina.(.Mi,(.  Kjv.i. 
A\'VU'  F.Ivor, 
Aij-'vli". 
ArJKai;^, 

Aylf.'.-lorii.  (Wost) 
A^l"'y  Hav.  C.  B.  ' 
ifiiilt'v  I5r.)ok, 
Biinicy's  River. 
Giimii;;ton  I'assaa 
''i.y.st.  I.awi-eiicu, 

IJcllvcaiix  Cove. 

1*1^'  /Jiaa  d'Or, 

liii,'  biterval, 

^i;'  i'uiKl, 

till  Town. 

'fladv  Hark, 

Hl.niidri.id, 

"liif  .Mountains, 

I'"is(iaio, 

linVI;,'c'port,     -v 
iirif|-,'viil«., 

[?'"'"'  '-'ove,  (Iiiter'I 
bread  Cove.  (Marsh 
firuad  Cuve, 
iii'|'oKfl,d(J, 

BllCkli'y's, 

Caledonia  Corner, 

••^ilfdoin'a, 

'■'•■>l•■duMii^ 

•'iinaid, 

*':ipe  rti'orgo, 

C:i|)f>  N'lM'r.j. 

l-)'l;e  Sable  Island, 

taritim. 

Hielaca  Corner, 

L'fieibca  Corner.' 

,  "-st.T  Basin, 

"-'ii-Hiuiiinj), 


r^i' 


mil] 


ALMANACK. 


41 


KiiLrlinul 

Ucnimdii&  W.  In. 


Xowfomullrtiid 


Kvoiviilter.  TlijEvcryiilttM-.  Th. 
Moiitlilv.  iMontlilv. 


Kwrv  a  Item.  I 
woi'k  i\.  April] 
ti)  Nov.  iiiclii.! 
Monthly  tV(nii| 
Di'c.  to  Minvlj 
iiic'ltisivo. 


Kvorv  a  hern, 
wcrk  fr.  A|»ril 
to  Xov.  inchi. 
Monthly  from 
I )('!'.  to  March 
[  inclusive. 


('  Mnlls  are  made  up  ami  rocoivod  fmm  places  marked  thus  "  per  Steamer  Em- 
ticror  anil  Favor's  KxprcHH  via  Windsor. 

t  A  si'i-oiid  mail  is  madv*  up  at  2,  p.  la.,  and  received  ut  ll}^,  a  m.,  from  places 
tiiU3  t  aiarkfd. 


LIST    OF    WAY    OFFICES    IN    NOVA    SCOHIA. 


PKKl'ARKU    EXl'KKSSI.Y    FOR   THIS    WOUK. 


Way  uflice. 

Arjidia  Minof, 
AililiiiKton  I'orlvS. 
Ailvdi'ate  Harbor, 
Alin;i.(Mi.l.  Uiv.J, 
A|i|ili'  F.ivcr, 
Arttylc. 
Arisiii;;, 

Avl(!>lord.  (West), 
A^lii\V  I'iiy.  C.  B. 
HiiileV  Hrook, 
Banii'.v's  llivor. 
B;u'niii;ton  I'aHsngo, 
Ii;iv  St.  Lawrence, 
littllonl  Hasin. 
llfllvcaiix  ("ove, 
Bi^'  Hra8  d'Or, 
liii;  Iiitf^'val, 
lii;'  i'ond, 
Bill  'i\)wn, 
Mm±  Work, 
Blaiidfurd, 
I'llur'  Mountains, 
Boisdalo, 

llu'iiil, 

Briiliic'port,     • 

liiid^ioville, 

I'lMiul  (.'ovo,  (Inter'l.) 

Bniml  ("ove,  (Marsh), 

Bruatl  Cove, 

Bmoi<  field, 

Bnioklk'ld, 

Buckli'v'H, 

CaUMloiiiii  Corner, 

CiiU'doniii, 

Cnlcilonia, 

I'tinard, 

Cape  fli^orgo. 

Capo  Neijro, 

Cape  Sat)lc  Island, 

Carlton, 

ClielBi^a  Corner, 

Ckylsca  (Jorner, 

Clii.'sttT  Basin, 

CheliL'iunp, 


I       County^ 

jColcIu'ster, 

IHydney. 

|Cuniberland, 

d'ictou, 

!Cumb>Tland, 

I  Yarmouth, 

i  Sydney, 

iKin-:-*," 

Victoiia, 

I'ictou, 

Shelliurno, 

Victoria, 

llalifa.x, 

1)1 -i.y, 

Victori;v, 

Inverness, 

Cape  Breton, 

Kings, 

Cumberland, 

Halifax, 

Fictou,  \ 

Capo  BrotoB, 

Inverness, 

Capo  Breton, 

I'ictou, 

Inverness, 

4* 

Lunenburg, 

Queens, 

("olcheBter, 

Kings, 

Queens, 

Guysboro'J 

Kings. 

Sydney, 

Siielburuo, 

It 

Yarmouth, 
Cape  I^reton, 
Lunenburg, 


ilnvcrness. 


Keeper. I 

Jolni  (loudge.  j 

Norman  M' Donald. 
Nathan  B  Noiin. 
.M.  M.  Archibald. 
W.  R.  Kldt-rkin. 
Nelson  S.  Bydcr. 
.\lcxander  (lillis. 
Samuel  Bandall. 
Miilc'm  MTh.Tson. 
Donald  M'lJonald. 
\Vm.  XloKenzic. 
John  Osl>ornc. 
Donald  M'lntosh. 
Francis  Wior: 
Math'i me  LcBlanc. 
tJeorge  M'KLMizie. 
Donald  Gillis. 
Hugh  M'Lellan. 
Ezekiel  11.  Colwell 
Silas  Phinney. 
Casp'rd  I'ublicover 
Pcler  Campbell. 
Michael  M'lntyro. 
Dougald  Kennedy. 
Hector  M'Intyre. 
John  Forbes. 
Isaac  M'Lcod. 
Donald  M'Leod. 
John  Smith. 
William  Hendry. 
Klifha  F.  Gorselay. 
Thomas  Bucklej'. 
Gcrgii  Middlemas. 
John  H:itti(!. 
J  as.  K.  Cockwood. 
I!obt.  McDonald. 
Jo>;iiih  Smith. 
Wm.  Cunningham. 
iJas.  M,  Kiilani. 
Allen  McDonald. 
Benj.  Hubley. 
iNelfton  Chesley, 
|\Vm.  Eldridge. 
Edwd.  Briard. 


Close  at  Hx. 

Daily  Su.  ext 

do.     do. 
Thur.  Sat. 
Mo.  We.  Fri. 
Thur.  Sat. 
l>aily  Su.  ext 

do.     do. 
Mo.  Wo.  Fri. 

do.     do. 
Daily  Su.  ext 

do.     do. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 
Mon.  Wed. 
Tu.  'I'h.  Sat. 
Mo.  W'f.  Fri. 
I     do.     do. 
Mo.  We.  Fri. 
i    do.     do. 
DiiilvSu.  (!Xl 
jTu.  Th.  Sal. 

DailvSu.ext 
Mo.  We.  Kii. 

do.     do. 

c^o.     do. 
Daily  Su.  ext 
Mo.  We.  Fri. 

do.     do. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

do.     do. 
Semi  daily, 
Dailv  Su.  ext 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 
Wed.  Sat. 
Daily  Su.  tixt 

do.     do. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

do.     do. 
Daily  Su.  ext 
Mo.  We.  Fri 
ru.  Th.  Sat. 

tlo.     do. 

do.     do.     I 
\Io.  We.  Fri.; 


Ariiveat  Hx. 

Daily  SiT.  ex. 

do.     do. 
Mon.  Fri. 
Mo.  We.  1  rl. 
Mon.  '  ri. 
Daily  Su.  ex. 

do.    do. 
Mo.  We.  t  ri. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 
Daily  Su.  ex. 
i    do.    do. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 
Tues.  Sat. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 
Mo.  We.  Fri. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

I    do.    do. 

do.    do. 
Daily  Su.  ex. 
Mon.  >  ri. 
Daily  Su.  ex. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

do.    do. 

do.    do. 
Daily  Su.  ex. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

do.    do. 

do.    do. 

do.    do. 
Semi-Dailj'. 
Dailv  Su.  ex. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 
Wed.  sat 
Daily  Su.  ex. 

do.    do. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 
I    do.    do. 
'Dailv  Su.  ex. 
!  Tu.  Th.  Sat. 
I    do.    do. 

do.    do. 

do.    do. 

do.    do. 


t   - 


.iV, 


'■.•,<.  ..-■ 


.-  '«   .1' 


■^■. ' 


} 


I- 


•  ■  ■  I 

'\  ''■\ 

*Ki  ■ 

'M'4 

M 

'. t."  ■  ^-i    - 

*  f  ■      >  '•; 

t'>  •J>V 

.Ji  t  i>^        ■ 

mm 

1 

1-2 

Tin;  I'ltDvrNGi.M,   \vi;."<i,kv 

HtihtH.               '.fiplm  Hor;,'eRS, 

^.v                [isdo. 

Clii'vlcro. 

Mo.  TiMir.      Tiies.  Kri. 

('lii'iHliii:ii>  1  Ifiiid, 

Cajie  Untoii,    , 

Mai.  Me|).,ii-all. 

,Mo.  We.  FrI.  To.  'i'li.  Sat, 

niiiir('li|M,liii, 

lii-by,                 1 

Claude  Melansoll. 

(!•».     do.      Mc).  Wo.  1  ij. 

Cliiirch  Strict, 

Kinjif*. 

Will.  I.vni'h. 

D.iily  Su.  fxl  I'aily  So.  ex! 

,   ClMir.'livillo. 

Hietoll, 

Alb-ii  \V,ir.              I 

do.     do.     '    do.    «l(i. 

'    Cliiito'b  (JoV(^ 

Amiapolls, 

HariN  Fnstor. 

Mo  We.  Fri.  Mo.  We.  Mi. 

I    ri;ir.-. 

l>i-by, 

A.   I'"    CollleaO. 

dii,      do. 

do.     do. 

'    Clci'k's  U:\rhnv, 

SlielbnrMo, 

Ileveily  Siiiitli. 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

Tu.  Th.  Sivt. ; 

;    Clyde  niv.T, 

41 

.Janic.i  M.'lvav. 

do.     do. 

do.     do.      , 

('nllillKTMll   ll;lld<, 

f/iuionbiir;,', 

Will.  MeK,.|.n. 

do.     di). 

do.     dn. 

('M|-|iU-;iniH,(Kil!»t.) 

Kin-rt, 

11.    b,    |tiri."V, 

Daily  Sii.  ext  Dailv  Sn.  cv. 

Ooi'.UidMs.jWi'.st.) 

t* 

C.  \V.  llHrU'ii.x. 

du.     do.     j    do.    do 

Co   nny  Hill l)or, 

OuyHboio'. 

W.  (J.  Seott 

M.  W.  F.  Sat  Tu.  Th.  ^•,i,t. 

<'o\v  liny, 

r'ape  Itrebill, 

An;;iis  McAnlev. 

do.     do.     1    do.     dii. 

Cm-H  llciads  Pridjco, 

(!iniib,'rlaiid. 

llu^h  Meli.iiiaid. 

M.  W.  Th.  F.M.  Til  Th.  S 

CiMSH  li(i;i«lr<,(("y  III- )  Giiynlu.ru', 

Holiald  (Jreell. 

M.  W.  F.  Sat. 

Tu.  Th.  S.ii.  , 

Cr.iH-<  l{o;ids,(.-il.  .M'rt.) 

" 

Samuel  (Jr.int. 

do.     do. 

do,    (III. 

('vow  ll:nliur, 

" 

.Fdliii  KIpMi-. 

dii,      do. 

•  lo.     (hi. 

I'artiiioiitli, 

Halifax, 

VAw'.  Fosi  r. 

Daily  Su.  ext  Daily  Sii.  ex, 

DrrllUId, 

Vaiinoiith, 

.Fariii'S  (iallie. 

do.      do.     ;     dii.    (1,1. 

liili,'iMit  UiV(!r, 

CiiMibi'rl.iiid, 

.Iiihii  V.  Siiiitli. 

Til.  Sat,         'M(.n.  r  n. 

;     l)iy^('iji).s(', 

KiellMluIld, 

.foM'pli  Marl.'U. 

.Me.  W(!.  Fri.  Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

Diililin  Shoro, 

rinneiibor;,', 

Xieliolas  Oviier. 

Til.  Th.  Sal.  1    do.    d.j. 

Kiirltown, 

(,'olelr'ster, 

Cliarlea  (Jr  iliaiii. 

l>ailv  S  .exi  Dailv  Su.  ex. 

Kiist  U:iv, 

(JaiK!  ijn.'ton. 

AlexaiidiT  Keiiiia. 

.Mo.  We.  Fri.  T'u.  Th.  Sal. 

K;i8t  Hay. (North  Side) 

.. 

.r.  P.  MeKimia. 

tlo.      (h). 

do.     dci. 

Mast  liriiiicli, 

(hiniborland, 

Andrew  Taylor. 

M.  W.  Til.  F, 

M.T.I.  Til.  S. 

Iliist  I'orl  .Mfdway, 

(Queens, 

Z.  P.  .•Vrmitioiifr. 

Th.  Sat. 

Thur.  Sat. 

KuHt  Kivor, 

<iny-boro', 

Georj:<^  t;am|il>ell. 

.M.  W.  F.  Sat. 

Tu.  Th.  Sat, 

Eiistvillo, 

Colehester, 

Hauniel  ("rei.lin;in. 

Daily  Su.  ext 

Daily  Su.  (;x.  i 

F.i'ipiioitiy, 

" 

Silas  H.  Crano. 

do.     do. 

ilo.     l\o. 

i;c..iiuiiiy.(Uiipor,) 

II 

■bilin  F.  Crow. 

do,     do. 

do.     ,1„. 

l'\'.\  Brook, 

Ynrinoulh, 

T.  B.  While. 

do.     do. 

do.     (1-). 

I   Klinsiliil'', 

llalifnx, 

. I  allies  Fraser. 

Mo.  We.  Fri. 

Tu.  Th.  Sal. 

Fidmoiith, 

Hants, 

James  Wolf. 

ilo.     do. 

do,    (III. 

:    r:iliiiouili,(VV8r.  B'g.) 

»t 

Krani:is  Kennedy. 

do.     di). 

do.     du. 

Kivt!  Islands, 

Golohestor, 

.loliii  Fnliuiirc. 

do.     do. 

do.    do. 

Forks,  (Mar^'iroe,) 

Invernisaa, 

SaiiuH.'l  Caiii|)bell. 

do.     t[o. 

do.    do. 

rorkH,(Miil.  Bay,) 

Halifax, 

Alex.  Hnblev. 

Th.  Sat. 

Wed.  Sat.       t 

Forrifitallfi, 

Sydney, 

E.  Forre.tali. 

M.Tu.  Til.  S. 

Fox  Harbor, 

(!oinberl:md, 

r».  McAiiley. 

M.  W.  Th.  F. 

d'l.     do. 

Franiloisci, 

liichinond. 

.John  Str.alian. 

Mo.  We.  Fri. 

Tu.  Th.  Nd. 

;    Frasor's  Mills, 

I'ietoii, 

Doiiean  .Mehonald. 

Dailv  Su.  exi 

Daily,  Su.  r.\, 

C.'boiHui**.', 

Cape  Breton, 

Win.  Arnistroiij<. 

Mo.  Wo.  Fri. 

Tu.  Th.  fcal. 

!   Garden  of  Kdcn, 

I'ietou, 

Geo,  INIeOoiiald. 

Dailv. 

Daily. 

ttasporoau, 

Kinir^, 

Sherman  C^uldwell. 

do'. 

do. 

Gavti  liiver, 

Halifax, 

.lames  McKay, 

Givan  Wluuf, 

KiiiKs. 

.lohn  Givan, 

do. 

do. 

Oooso  Kivor, 

Cumberland, 

John  Miekio, 

M   W.  Th.  F..M.Tu.T!i,S, 

Goro, 

Hunts, 

l>aiii(.'l  Tiioiiipson. 

Mo.  WoL       iTiies.  Hi. 

|.  Goshen, 

Sytlncy, 

Donald  Sinclair. 

Daily  Su.  ext  Daily  Su.  u.k. 

(rniiid  Ulvor, 

IMehniond, 

Donald  McKeiizio. 

Mo.  "We.  Fri.Mo.Wc,    n. 

'    Graiivillo  Ferry, 

Annapolis, 

Alfrtvl  Troo  ,. 

do.     do.     1     do.     do. 

i    Great  Vdlaye, 

Colchester, 

Anihvw  MeLcUan. 

Daily  3u.  ext  Dailv. 

Green  Held, 

Lunenburg, 

Nathl.  Freeman. 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

To.  Til.  Sal. 

Green  hill. 

rictoii. 

Win,  Melvi'iizic. 

Til.  W.  T.  S. 

.M.  Tu.  W.  1 , 

Greenwich, 

KinKs, 

Arthur  J5ishop. 

Dailv. 

Dailv. 

•   Gulf  Shoro, 

Ciinibarland, 

W.  Wau-h.  '. 

M.  W.  Th.  F. 

.M.  fu.Tli.S. , 

Gnnning  CoYO, 

Shulburno, 

Wni.  Doaiio,  sonr. 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

Tu.  Th.  H;it. 

Guysboro'  Interval, 

Gnysltoro', 

Robert  M(d{av. 

.M.  W.  F.  Sat. 

d).    do.     i 

,    Halfway  River, 

Cuniborland, 

A.  N.  Fuilerton. 

Thurs.  Sat. 

Mon.  tii. 

,    Hall's  Harbor, 

Kind's, 

Tho».  Ilslev. 

Dai'y. 

Daily.           . 

Harbor  a  r.onehet. 

Hydney. 

Edwd.  Coibett. 

do. 

do.            1 

Head  .lordon  Hivor, 

Shelburno, 

Thort.  Holdeli. 

I'll.  Th.  Sat. 

Tu.  Th.  Sut,  , 

Head  Andierst, 

Ciunberland, 

James  Fiulay, 

Daily. 

Daily. 

Hd.  Tat.unay'co.  Bay, 

Colehi'stcr, 

H.  Mcintosh',  sen. 

Mo.  We.  Fri. 

Mo.  Wo.  Kri. 

Ud.  Wallaco  Bay, 

Cuniborland, 

Ueubon  Layton, 

.M.  W.  Th.  F. 

M.  Tu.Th.S. 

"I,  r,o.|i,.,f,^r 
"d.  Wai.  1,,.^.  fj 

il>'fi|llM, 

llilMnir,,', 
Hill-liiiiv,',' 

"iilili,irfj,Oovo 
'"'li'ui  Harboi-, ' 
lii;'oiils)i, 

'■•■••"■'m  Hailw.r, 
.'"^'-'fns  Mines, 
■'i.i|ii|i;(>, 
K.iii,  t, 
k'llij)t, 

^■"iij  tTown. 
K'l  iim  tc.iiik, 

K.-Mlc(,,,„|,.([;j,p 

K'"-,';ton  VIIl/i^v, 
1.  .Ai(|oisf>, 

lf''-''':(('n,ssRo! 

■•■|l^■''AUlK|i,., 

..HIS  |(,,,„J^    ' 
1-C»'IS  \',!\y^ 
/.illli'  I(,„.|c 

['■"-'•■'n  .Minos 
-iitlc  l!r;iH  ,por. 
.It(!e  j;iv,.,. 
■lido  /;ivp,. 
■.""".Aiic|,,.,t, 
■;'tle;i;„.|.„/ 

•'"''■ ''V.ica.ii,, 

■'Vhal,;,,.^ 

•"i'klitirtviiic 
""','  '.-ilajMl, 
'■"'■I-'  l''iii)t 

■  "' '  "ai'd,  * 

"»  I'oii.t, 
1  ■""■'' 'i'lt.viiore 
I  :":•'•  •^'•"''"in, 

;  '■•^'''■id-o, 

•"•'I  van, 

!;-:■.•;!  Mrnt(^rvaIo, 
■I'lladioi,  ' 

^f^nid. 

ij'^'nvatch, 
I J  '':i;.Msli, 

J^l'xnant  Covo. 

iiirlii-ster, 

'"",'"  '''nd;,^). 
J  "^  .«ll  Tou-n, 

l!:;'r''''".«  f>''ant^ 
T'tU'li.'ini, 


i; 


10. 

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S.il. 

ilo. 
>lo. 

do. 
Hi.  a, 

.lo. 

h.  >al. 
Su.  I'X. 
h.  bAl. 


h'U.  Sat  j 
|.  Vvi. 

Tlv.  S^t, 


IbOU.] 


ALMANACK. 


II 1.  T.ocliiil'JT  ].n\<o,     Sy«lin>y. 

iM.  W;il.l.;iv.(N.  t.itl»')  ruiii).."'il;ilij, 
;i,|.  \Vi«t  H.»>,  iTiVfiii'-'HS, 

II.Oiiiiii,  lYuniimitli, 

IlllUiiiipt',  !liivi'nii'-i«, 

Ilill-lMifo',  |,\iiin|Hills, 

jlu]HW.'il,  TlltUll, 

llulili:>rl'*tr'ovo,  |ll;ilinix. 

Indiim  llarlior,  (liiyslmro', 

liu'iiiiisli.  |Vic"t(>rl:i, 

l.:\;ii''s  lliirlmr,  (!  iiysliniii', 

,I.iL','ln8  MilK'«,  CiiinlMTlaiul, 

.IiidiiU'ii',  ;luv('rii('b9, 

Ki  iu|  t,  (^iiciMis, 

Kitii|it,  jYann'iiitli, 

Kriii|  t  Town.  ,roI.'ii(>t('r, 

Ki  iini  ii'ciok,  Haul"', 

Ki-iinct('(i()k.(Ui'pi'r,) 
K.t.h  ilarliiir.  ;IIalira,\, 

Kin."ton  Vlllago,        iKiiiu-*, 
1,'Aiilniso,  iJicliiiiori'l, 

j.ahavi,', (Cross  Road,)  I.imciilinr;,', 
l.iiki'  Aiiislic,  liivciiirsd. 

Lake  AliLsli('.(K.BliJe,)' 
I.iwis  ilcad, 
I.iwia  IImv, 
l.iiiii'  liock, 
[.in;,':in  Mines, 
Little  I'.ras  d'Or. 
Little  iJiver, 
Little  Iliver, 

I.Ulle  Avjeliat, 

Little  llaHMi-, 
Little  Tiaeailio, 
Lii,|i;iliar, 

l.nrll   I.MlllMIl.j, 

LrkliiirtviUc, 
l.'iii,'  i;>laiiil, 
l.":i.r  T'liiil, 


■\Yc.  Vri. 
M.TU.s. 


iShoUmrno, 
'f'niic  lirrton, 
'iMctuii, 
.Capt!  linton, 

** 
iSvilnev, 
Mali  fax, 
l!i:'liniond, 
:l'ier(iti, 

iSydiiey, 
•t 

■Tlirlnnond, 

iKiiiirs, 

ll'i^l'.v. 

jliivcrTioBa, 
l."n..i'  Uaniev's River,  I'ietmi, 
i.'.wer  Wanli  Ilalliax, 

\'"\s  l'i)iiit,  ItivcnifSP, 

I.'u  I'iiiiii  Shore,         Ciiiio  liri;lon, 
I  \\i  T  Miieean,  Ciimliciiand, 

'•'  ''s  l!iidi,'(j,  SUulhtiriio, 

M;ii',.;iii,  Cnml>erl:uid, 

ShiiTan  Tidorvalo, 
M;iili;ulii!U, 


.V.iit!:nul, 
I  'l.ilrtjjawatch, 
M.iia.itasli, 

M;iIi;;iKllll  COVO, 

Miitii'liester, 

Miirio  Joseph, 

iLiriun  l!ri(l;,'0, 
IMiislmll  Town, 
hbrKliairH  Covo, 
lM;ist  Town, 

IMol.cllau'i  Mountain, 
l«"iirord, 
lHfni.'her'R  Grant, 

|)lf!il.'Ol|liKh, 

■■l:\;:^hinii. 


Capo  Breton, 

Yarmouth, 

lnvcnio«H, 

Ciiiubcrhiiid, 

rictoti, 

OtiyshAro', 

llaiifax. 

Cape  brcton, 

I)if,diy, 

Annapolis, 

Colnljostcr, 

Pietou, 

Kin;;3, 

Halifax, 

Pieton, 

Yaniiouth, 


(I'Mle  Lahavo  Ferrj',  Ltinenhurp, 
";(!(lls  Town,  |Gi!ysljoro', 

Ujililli'  fietUoiueut,      ilnvernoss, 
Wille  Kivur,  Victoria, 


4:J 


TlolinldMeMmin. 
l-(aa>'  Iti'iiwii. 
.Iidiii  Malht'oii. 
(■"h  till-*  iCalian. 
iJoliii  II.  MoKeen. 
IJoliii  i',ar>«. 
Hlfctor  Mel.oan, 
;i:ol.ert  Fnx. 
;AIi'X.  KiilMiison. 

Jnllll   Itmkl' 

Jidiu  McMillan. 
Itiiwinuii  11mi.'-'-(. 
lll)-ll  Meltoilal.l. 
V.   V.  Frecinan. 
J.  \V.  Ilaiiiill^i'. 
Charles  Mall. 
K.  N.  Maslei-rt. 
.Fa 'iih  Meiine;,'ar. 
P.  Martin, '-'lid. 
T.  A.  Uohiii.-iiii. 
Mi.hael  Me.N'cil. 
jlsaae  lleekioiin. 
|Aii','UB  .M''lnnM. 
jChart.  MeMiPiin. 
ili'dit.  Currie. 
I)i0):dd  (Jilli-^. 
llii;,'li  MeDdiiald. 
Patk.  Karnst. 
.Tas.  Mattheson. 
Lovl  Irirth 
.lohn  MoHaln. 
il'etcr  llosdet. 
jJosepli  (ii;;tit. 
Jos»'|  h  Syiuena. 
John  Sears. 
Il'iidk.  ll«'ihiino. 
(V.iver  l..i>ekhart. 

\V.  Powell. 
Jedm  ('lUHholiu. 
n.  Murray,  sen. 
Jnhii  Fraser. 
Anj,'UH  McMastnr. 
Dunean  MePhoo. 
David  Lon.i,'. 
Wni.  Oreeiiwoixl. 
Kleaner  Taylor. 
jfleorKO  Atkinson. 
DauUd  Duff. 
!j(dui  I'hillii  8. 
Illniih  MeK;iy. 
jSamiiel  Treen. 
IlioiKdti  Mcl.oan. 
James  Wldtmaii. 
Thos.  O'Flavin. 
Kwen.  MeN'eil. 
Edward  Hainea. 
Mandloy  Starrett. 
Sanuiel  Mct'idly. 
Ale.T.  MoCurdy. 
Alex   Hnntley. 
W.  E.  A.  Nut  tell. 
John  Finlayson, 
Saml.  Rust. 
(;iias.  rernotto. 
iMiehaol  Mann. 
lAUan  Gniiit. 
IKcnneth  McLeod. 


1>iilh-. 

Pallv. 

M.  W.  'I'll 

F.  M.Tii.Th.H. 

d<>.        1 

o.     I'n,  Til.  Sal. 

Dallv- 

Kallv. 

Mo.  We.  Fri.  'I'o.  'I'h.  fiat. 

do.     do.     Mo.  Wo.  iMl. 
Haily.  Dailv. 

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M.  W.  F.  Sat.     do.    do. 
Mo.  We.   Fli.       do,     do. 
;M.  W.  F.Sat.      do.    do. 
Dailv.  Dui'v. 

;M...  W(>.  Fri.      d.'.     do. 
;Tu.  'I'll.  Sat.  ;Tii.  Th.  Sat. 
Daily.  Daily. 

do.  do. 

Mo.  Tluir.      TiieH.  I  rl. 
!     do.    do.      I    do.    do. 
,t^atiirday.       jMoiidav. 
Mo.  We.  Fri.  Mo.  W^.  Krl. 

do.      do.  do.     do. 

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do.      do,      I     do,     do. 
Til.  Th.  Sat.       do.    do. 
'Mm.  We.  Fri.      do.     do. 
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Fri. 


do, 

Dailv. 
Wed".  Sat 
Mo.  Wi- 
Daily, 
do. 

do. 

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Dailv. 
Mo.  Wo 

do.     do. 
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Tliur.  Pat. 
Mo.  Wo.  Fri. 

do.     do. 
Dailv. 

Til.  Th.  Sat. 
Dailv. 

do 
Mo.  We.  Fri. 
Dailv. 

Mo.  Wo.  Fri. 
M.  W.  Til.  F.  M.  I  u. 
Dailv.  'Dally. 

M.  W.F.  Kat.il  u.     h 


do.         do.    do. 
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Wed",  Sat. 
Fri.  Til.  Th.  Sut. 
Dally. 

do. 

do. 
Mo.  Wo.  Fri. 
IDaily. 

Mo.  Wo.  Fri. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 
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do     do. 
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l>ailv. 
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do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

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do. 

do. 

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Thur. 

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do. 

Tu.  Th.  Pat. 

M.  W. 

F.  Sat. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

Sat. 
h.  H. 

Sat. 
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44 


THE    PROVINCIAL    WESLEYAN 


[18(]0. 


MicKlle  River, 

MiddlcUiwn, 

Mi(l(ll.fi«ld, 

Mill  ISrook. 

Miliei's  Creek, 

Milt  II, 

Mill  Town, 

Minmiie, 

Mnifiart, 

MoliiHibeB  Harbor, 

Mordeu, 

Morristown, 

Mount  Uniacke, 

Mueqiiodoboit  Ilarb'r 

Napaii, 

NeL'iiin  Tench, 

NtfW  Albany, 

Nfvv  Annan, 

New  Citl'-donia, 

Nl'W  Guirlooli, 

New  (ierniiiuy, 

New  Harbor, 

New  Luri^ 

New  MitiJiS, 

Newport  Corner, 

Newport  Landing, 

Ni-w  Tnskt't, 

Nichole's  Corner, 

Niotaux  Falls. 

Nino  Milo  iiivor. 

Not], 

N<(cl  Siiore, 

N.  K.  Hr.  Marparee, 

North  I<;aet  Harbor, 

Noith  Mountain, 

North  Kivor  IbidKO, 

North  Iiivor  Urid^'e, 

Nui  til  Shore, 

North  Shore, 

North  West  Arm, 

Old  liiirnB, 

Ohio, 

Onslow, 

Oiiblow  (Upper,) 

Oyster  I'onds, 

Paiadise  Lane, 

reKfe'y'u  Cove, 

Pero, 

Petite  Riviere, 

Pineo  Village, 

Pirate's  Harbor, 

Plainfl(!ld. 

Pleasant  lUver, 

Point  liruley, 

I'oniket  Forks, 

P«ntajtii|ue, 

I'ort  Jiilly, 

Portuguese  Cove, 

Poit  George, 

port  MatooH, 

Port  WillianiB, 

I'ortcr's  Lako, 

Port  Latour, 

Prospect, 

I'uliiiieo, 

Raggt^'*!  Head, 

Rugged  Islands, 


Pictou, 

Annapolis, 

Lunenliurg, 

Pictou, 

Hants, 

Queens, 

Annapolis, 

Cnmlierland, 

Pictou, 

Guysboro', 

Kings, 

Rvdnev, 

Halifax, 

Cunilierland, 

Halifax, 

Annapolis, 

Colcliesler, 

Halifax, 

I'ietou, 

Lunenburg, 

Guy  si  to  ro', 

Pictou, 

Kings, 

Hants, 

14 

Yarmouth, 
Annapolis, 

Hants, 


Inverno«, 

Shelburae, 

Kings, 

Colcliester, 

Victoria, 

Cumberland, 
Cape  Hreton, 
Colchester, 
S\dney, 
Colchester, 

il 

Guysboro', 

Annap<3lU, 

Halifax, 

Kings. 

Lunenburg, 

Kings, 

(Uiyslioro', 

Pictou, 

(^uec^ns, 

I'ietou, 

Sydney, 

Cilchester, 

liiieiins, 

Halitax, 

Annapolis, 

Queens, 

Kings, 

Halifax, 

Jihelburno, 

Halifax, 

Yirinouih, 

Guysboro', 

hhelliurue. 


George  McLeod. 
William  Fowler. 
Klkanah  Morton. 
Morrison  lioss. 
Hyram  Miller. 
Kdwaid  Keinpton. 
Jor^ejili  (iruclier. 
Oilbeit  Seaman. 
George  Fraser. 
Alex.  Boidroit. 
Thus.  Farnswtirth. 
Aicli.  McGillevruy 
Patk.  Deegan. 
Henry  Heuritcy. 

Wm.  Fmith, 
A.  Whitman. 
Fdwin  Hell. 
Angus  .McDonald. 
Jithn  Mcl'iierson. 
Win.  NiciiolcB. 
David  I\irl)v. 
Roiit.  M<:Leod. 
Wm.  T.  Higgins. 
Samuel  Maitin. 
J!:nu-s  W.  Allison. 
Charltun  Sabcans. 
Daniel  Nidiolls. 
Charles  Rart«ux. 
.\l.  Mcrhce. 
Osmund  O'ltrien. 
Samuel  McLellan. 
.rulin  Ross. 
Alcxr.  Greenwood. 
J.  S.  R.  AFiinali. 
James  Rignell. 
Duncan  McKenzic. 
Donald  Mdionald. 
Dun.  McKinnah. 
K.  K.  liall. 
Kbeii.  Architiald 
.John  Md'herson. 
Ttiomas  Raiid, 
David  McCurdy. 
•lanies  Carr. 
Wni.  Tioop. 
John  Cro  ks. 
Daniel  Huntlcv. 
H.  M.  Spike. 
Arunah  l;andalL 
Jonalliuii  Haitly. 
Angus  Sutherland. 
Pliiliip  Fancy. 
Stephen  Pollock. 
Rixlk.  Cliisholm. 
Holit.  Davidson. 
Michael  li(ii)ertson. 
Tiniotliy  Sullivan. 
K.  R.  Rolser. 
Geo.  McAdams. 
Jol'.n  1  ingley. 
Geeige  Oiiuun. 
Jnhn  Sims. 
Su-plien  Wiiite. 
.lolin  Garland. 
Richard  Rru  a 
Geoigc  Craig. 


T.  W.  Th.  Sa 
Mo.  We.  Fri 
Tu.  Til.  Sat. 
T.  W.  Th.  Sa 
Mun.  Thur. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 
Mo.  We.  Fri, 
Daily. 

do. 
M.  W  F.  Sat, 
Mo.  We.  Fii, 
Dailv. 
Tu.  Fri. 

do. 
Daily. 
Wt  d.  Sat 
Mo.  We.  Fri. 

do.      do. 
iW.d.  Sat. 
T.  W.  Til.  Sa. 
jTu.  'J"h.  Sat 
Im.  W.  I'.Sat. 
;T.  W.  Til.  Ui\. 
jDaily. 
jMoii. 
I     do. 


Tliur. 
do. 

Mo.  We.  Fri, 
I     do.      ilo. 

do.     do. 
iDailv. 
iMo.  We.  Fri, 

do.     do. 
I    ds.     do. 
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Daily. 
I    do. 

I  Mo.  We.  Fri, 
I     do.      do. 
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jMo.  We.  Fri. 
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do. 

do. 

do. 

M.  w.  r. 

jMo.  We 
I  Wed.  Sat. 
iDaily. 
Tu.  Th.  Sat. 


Sat. 
Fri. 


Sut. 
Sat. 


JDaily. 

M.  W.  f 

Daily. 

iTu.  Th. 

Daily. 

I    do. 

I    do. 

I'u.  Th.  Sat. 

Saturday. 

iMo.  We.  Fri 

|Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

jDaily. 

Tuesday. 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 

Saturday, 

Dili!  v. 

M.  W.  F.  Sat 

Thur.  Sat. 


M.  Tu.  W.  I 
.Mo.  We.  fri 
ITu.  I  h.  Sat 
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I :  ues.  F  ri. 
I'u.  'h.  Sat. 
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Daily. 

do. 
■'  u.  ■  h.  Sat. 
Mo.  We.  I  ri. 
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i  ues.  Kri. 
Monday. 
Dailv. 
iWed  Sat. 
Mo.  We.  iTi. 

do.    (1,1. 
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do.    dii. 
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1  ues.  I  ri. 

do.    (111. 
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do.    lid. 

do.    do. 
DailT. 
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do.    (111. 
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do.    do. 
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da" 
)u.  ;h  Sat. 

do.    (In. 
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u.  :  h  hat. 
Daily. 

do. 

do. 

di 
Tu.    h. 
Mo.  Wi 
I  ui'S.  Sill. 
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Daily. 
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Daily. 
Tu.  i  h.  Sat. 
Daily. 

do. 

do. 
'  u.  Ih.  Sal. 
iMoiidiiy. 
Mo.  Wf.  Iri. 
I    u,    li  Sat 
|Daily. 
iMoiuUv. 
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Salurdiiy. 
'Daily. 
'  I  u.  t  li.  S;iL 
ilhur.  Sat. 


Sat. 
'.  iri. 


1860.  J 

Kato/iford  Rfi 
'•'awdon, 

iiinvdoii,(.Soi,t 
Ji'^'l  isIaiKj.s, 
Kiver  iJoureeo 
iJiver  Debert, 
iiv.tr  Dennis. 
/wi(;r  Jlebert 
"'^crlnhabita' 
J'"  er  .John.  Ay 
;H't'r'sH)Ii;     * 
J">i.'nd  Hiii. 
SiiMu  Riv,-r, 
f^'ilnioii  River 
'Salmon  Riv,./ 

'"■"ifl  J'oint, 
■;"»-niiIJ  Rrook. 

SCDtrh  Vil|;,,,o 

hi-'iHfs  Riiy.     ' 
''^Wniuh, 
■^hiifc'  Harbor. 
^'•^■fi  Harbor. 
Mu'ffieM  MiJli 
■^  itTiirooke, 
^  iiiifiiiecas  Dridcrr- 
^"P  Harbor,    ^^ 
>hon  Reaoj,; 

^hubenaeadieRive 
;,'*.«  Je  Ho-Ml, 
■^"'Hli'8  Cove 

■N";icli'8  Cove. 
^pence's, 
^"■'"t;  Hill  Road 

'^'•AlHll.Hv's, 

»'■  Croix 

^^t-Jiiarfs.' 

''•'*>'"'•  LiMf; 
^.."""■'■'■•"id'rjivor 

fSr"^'-^tn. 

fp  ^'^'i 

;''""tCo»e, 

}"?'« '^'ty 

•,'f''^""lt'rne„t 

i",«i'»,«i>„- 
!.t,r""  -^-'M 


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ft 

111'   ■  ""i-^ier 
J"^'  'fraiicj, 

t»'f''aneh; 
'""eJifud. 


18G0.] 


ALMANACK. 


45 


Ratclifonl  River, 

KawddU,  (Upper,) 
Kiiwdoii,  (South,) 
Red  Islands, 
River  IJourgeois, 
River  DoberU 
Riv«r  Dennis, 
River  Ilehcrt, 
Kiver  Inliiibilants, 
River  John,  (\V.  Br.) 
'.Idgcr's  Hill, 
Round  Hill, 
Sable  Hiver, 
Salmon  Kiver, 
Salmon  Hivor, 
Salmon  lUv.  (lake  BCt) 
Sambro, 
Land  ruint. 
Sawmill  IJrook, 
Scoti'h  Villiigo, 
ScdU'b  Buy, 
Si'lmiih, 
Shaj;  Harbor, 
Sheet  Harbor, 
Shefflel.i  Mills, 
Slierluooko, 
Shliieiiieeas  Bridge, 
Ship  Harbor, 
Short  iJeaoh, 
Shubenaeadie  River, 
Six  Mile  lioad. 
Smith's  Cove, 
South  Gnir,  (St.  Ann's) 
Suuth  Branch, 
Speieh's  Cove, 

S),enee'8, 

^piinj,'  Hill  Road, 

Springvillo, 

St.  Andiitw's, 

^t.  Croix 

Si.  Georges  Channel, 

M.  Mary's  Baj', 

M.  l'atrick'8  Channel, 

Mff|i  Creek, 

Mrwiaeke,  (.Middle) 

Mrwiacke, 

Mi'Udart'B, 

>.igar  Loaf, 

Mitherland  River. 

TulamaK'oucho  Mutn. 

Ti'acadie, 

TrnuiCove, 

Turn's  hny, 

Tll^ket, 

IVper  Ih'ke  Village, 

I  I'per  Si'tilenient. 

IpWr  Scitienienl, 

I'lter  Selilenieut, 

^\iillaie;l;iver, 
*i*ii;,'ir>J<ivor, 
W':lliiigion  Dvke, 
Jl'dtou, 

i«l  Che^^ter, 
^■"bl  Hr.iMch. 
,^^'Lst  Ilranch, 
l^^uitellead, 


Cumberland, 
Hants, 


Richmond, 

«i 

CuniVierland, 

Inverness, 

Cumberland, 

Inverness, 

Pictou, 

Annapolis, 
■Q'.ieeiis, 
Halifax, 
Guysboro', 
I        •• 

iHalifax, 

jGuysboro', 

Pictou, 

Hants, 

Kings, 

Hants, 

Shelburne, 

HaliTax, 

Kings, 

Lunenburg, 

Cumberland, 

Halilax. 

Yarmouth, 

Colchester, 

Cumberland, 

Dighy, 

Victoria, 

Colchester, 

Digby, 

Culchepter, 

Cumberland, 

I'ictou, 

Sydney, 

Hants, 

Inverness, 

jDigby. 

;Vicf,oria, 

Guysboro', 

Colehobter, 

Annapolis, 

Inverness, 

I'ictou, 

Colchester, 

Sydney, 

Digl'y. 

Halifax, 

Yarmouth, 

Kings, 

Victoria, 

fiydnoy, 

Pictou, 

Cumberland, 

Cohthester, 

Kings, 

Cumberland, 
Piutou. 
Cumberland, 
Guysboro', 


Joseph  Elderkin. 
Thus.  Moxen. 
John  W.  Lavers. 
Geo.  Creed. 
James  Thompson. 
K.  Bisfeett. 
Philip  I'ulmnre. 
Arch.  Mclntyre. 
Michael  Pugsley. 
John  Mi'Leod. 
Alexr.  McKay. 
David  McKenzle. 
Chas.  Siiurr. 
Wm.  Dun  lop. 
Ann  Galagher. 
Daniel  Lawler. 
Stephen  MeGuiro. 
T.  B.  Smith. 
Alexander  Fox. 
Wm.  Rubly. 
John  Corvan. 
W.  A.  Tupper. 
Arch.  Train. 
S.  W.  Nicholson. 
John  Hall. 
Cyrus  Webster, 
(teorge  Ross. 
John  .Moore. 
D.  F.  Curry. 
Freenuin  Tiacke. 
John  Green. 
\V.  T.  Angwino. 
K.  W.  Potter. 
Angiyj  McLeod. 
S.  A.  Creelman. 
Lauchlin  McKay. 
J.  M.  spencer. 
Wm.  Brown. 
John  Holmes. 
Jchn  Mc.M  llan. 
John  Trefi 
VVm.  McKciizio. 
Kdw.  Kveiitt. 
J  no.  McNaughten. 
Alex.  Mc(iuire, 
Ruth  I'iHlicr. 
Geo.  .McNaught. 
Rol.t.  Stoddart. 
Alex.  M<'l>onald. 
l;o<lk.  Henderson. 
T.  Diywlale. 
Michael  Potts. 
Jahi  Morhouse, 
Chas.  Lordly. 
James  M.  Lent. 
Albert  Bockwith. 
Donald  McMullen 
(.'has.  Cameron. 
Donald  Livingston 
JDavid  Purdy. 
Jeremiah  ^iul•phy 
IWm.  K.  ISurbidge, 
John  S.  Wilton. 
I  Jacob  O.  Purdy. 
\\\'m.  Dunbar. 
C.  C.  Oxley. 
iJamus  Feliiuatc. 


do.    do. 
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Daily. 

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Daily. 

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Mon.  Fri. 
Saturilay. 
Wed.  Sat. 
T.  W.  Th.  Sa. 
Mon.  Thur. 
Daily. 

do, 

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Wed.  Sat. 
Daily. 

Tu.  Th.  Sat. 
Daily. 
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Daily. 

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do. 
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do.      do. 
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do. 

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do.     do. 

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Daily. 

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J»ailv. 

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Siiurday. 
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I    do. 

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iDaily. 

IT.  W.Tli.Sa. 
|M.  W.  Th.  F. 
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l>ailv. 

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Daily. 

do. 
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Tues.  Hi. 

do.    do. 

do.    do. 
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do.    do, 
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do. 
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I  u.  I  h.  Sat. 
Wed.  Sat. 

do.    do. 
Thur.  Sat. 
Monday. 
Wed.  Sat. 
M.Tu.  Ih.  S. 
lues,  hri 
Daily. 

do. 
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Wed.  Sat. 
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Daily. 
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do. 

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lu.  Ih.  Sat. 
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u.  'Ih.  Sat. 
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46 


THE    rilOVINCIAL    WESLEYAN 


[18(50. 


WilliB  Foster's, 
Wiiidljam  HiH, 
Wood  llaibor, 


Annapolis, 
('ol(;lioBtnr, 
Bhelbnrne, 


Willis  FoRter. 
Jolni  Kragji. 
E.  Niekoraoii. 


iMo.  We.  Fil,  Mo.  We.  Frl. 

I  Daily.  j Daily. 

Tu.  Th.  Sat.  1 1 11.  Th.  Sat. 


Roparato  Mails  arc  not  made  up  at  the  Post  Olllce  in  Ilalifax  for  any  of  the  Way 
Otlloes  cxijopt  tliow  lyini^  between  the  City  and  the  noarebtTost  Office. 

Letters  for  the  Way  OMlees  are  I'orwavdod  to  and   reroived  from  the  Post  Offices 
to  which  they  are  subordinate,  on  the  days  above  n;aned. 


PACKETS  FROM  HALIFAX. 

Tlio  Steamer  for  Eiit^land  ari'ivcs  from  the  UnitL'd  States  at  Cunanl's 
wharf  fortnifr'itly,  that  is  al)oat  ini(lnij;Iit  every  other  Thursday,  aixl  tlio 
same  week  the  Steamer  from,  EnuJfiiid  arrives  and  proceeds  to  Boston. 

Mt'ssrs.  (hiiiard  &  Co.  have  also  Steam  I'a'ckets  ruiMiinj^  to  Berinuila 
and  St.  riolm's,  N.  F,, — the  hitter  toiK'hes  at  Sydney. 

The  Steamer  /ursfcrn  State,  leaves  B'  own's  wharf  every  other  Tues- 
day for  Boston,  and  tonehes  at  Yarmoutli  on  the  way.  Messrs.  Younir 
&  Hart  have  two  j)ackets  niniun^  continually  to  Boston,  viz:  the 
hanjue  Halifax,  and  the  hrijj;'  JJostnn ;  the  latter  is  commanded  ly 
CJajtt.  ()'Brien,  and  the  former  hy  Cajtt.    INlcCulloujrh. 

A  ])aeket  runs  hctw'een  Ilalifax  and  Liverpool,  Queen's  Co.,  leavin;,^ 
Cronau's  Wharf  occasionally  thi-oii^h  the  month. 

Two  tine  schooners — the  Sijlvla  and  the  Litneiiliiirr/  Packii — sail  aiioiit 
every  ten  days  for  Lunenl)nrg, — the  former  from  JJlack's,  and  the  latar 
from  Ox  ley's  whaif. 

Tlie  Cuyshorouiili  Packet  sails  fi^m  the  Loit«:  Wh   A. 

The  Sydney  (sailin-,^)  i'acket  generally  starts  from     uUhvell's  Wliaif, 


TARIFF  OF  DUTIES  IN   THE  PROVINCE  OF 
NOVA  SCOTIA. 

An  act  to  regulate  Custom  Duties.    Passoil  the  30th  day  of  March,  ISol). 
(PnhHshed  hj  Authoriti/.) 

Be  it  enacted  hy  the  Governor,  Council,  and    Assembly,  as  follows:— 

1.  This  act  shall  come  into  o]ieration  on  the  first  day  of  April,  in  tl'' 
year  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  lifiy  nini',  and  shall  c<jniiiiUi;  in 
fori'c  imtil  the  first  day  of  A})ril  next  thereafter. 

2.  Tiiero  shall  he  collected  and  ]»iiid  to  her  Afajesty  for  the  UfH'  of  t'a' 
province  upon  all  goods  brought  into  this  i»rovince,  bv  sea  or  Iniii!  cn'- 
riage,  the  several  duties,  in  currency,  set  forth  in  iignrcs  on  the  ti Mi' 
hereinafter  coiuaincd,  denominated  "Table  (.f  Dulles,"  ()p])ositc  liic  tv- 
spective  articles  in  such  tallies  mentioned,  according  to  the  value,  uiiiii- 
her,  or  ([uantity  of  every  such  article. 

3.  The  goods  mentioned  in  the  t;ib!e  liercinafter  contained,  (lonciiii- 
n;ited  "Talile  of  ]v\enii)tions,"  shall  be  free  of  duty. 

4.  The  duties  shall  be  collected,  jiaid,  and  received,  and  the  jmicrcils 
thereof  ii]tplied  under  the  provisions  of  the  provincial  stattites  troia  tiiiK' 
to  lime  ill  foix'c  concerning  the  same. 


'  MSI] 


5.  The 

"cig/its  ;if 

'hit'u'^,  sue 

f*i'  mimbci 

^^'^!^  nil  no, 

fi-  T/ie  (i 

■'"id  receivo 

iKifcs  tit  tho 

ratj'of  tend, 

'•  J)i:lies 

''"•'■'"Hit  off) 

-•"")  s/iall  bo 

from  time  to 

■'^l'""  ill  Jill  cfl 

<-'0\ernor. 

,  ^-  T/,0  Go' 

''<'.  d('cl;ii-e  }, 

'riari„f;,(.f,„.^,  ,; 

J'niriswlck,  I>, 
'ii;iy  1)0  it)ij,o,-( 
'"'""ley  t\iul  lu 

'•>■    A'otjlMHir  } 

ox.'uipfu,/  froin 
l>'<'ynice„rx„ 
^'"f^'d  States 


•Jj-l-'i'S  fivsh  or 
"'•^■'..  >--ilted   i>  I, 

;i"f'>''-.  i>  100  u 

^""•''••■S  Tail,„v 

n     A"  othvv  cai 

J.'''7''i  ""'I  Cin.- 
^■'["^■'Vi,.:,,,,,, 

'"-'-■It,  viz. 


u 
(I 
(< 


ff>»->',  and 
f^'^-q),  ear 
''•'p,  aIi\oJ 

"-•^H  p-een,  |>  III 

"'.  Hlieaf,  .|,.>  ,J 
'".-'•'•.  .W.und,  p 


luul 


low- ;— 

in  ll '' 

lilUW'  i!> 

of  t'.>' 
|C,  uuiii- 

ItVOI'H'''' 


5.  Tlio  <1utios  s]i:ill  Itc  colloctcd,  jtnid,  niul  roci-lvod  ac'conlin^^  to  the 
woi^ilits  and  measure's  in  use  in  this  ])ro\  iiu'c,  ami  wlieiv,  in  tlio  table  of 
iliitics,  such  duties  arc  iuiposed  accord  inn-  to  uuy  spei-ilic  value,  (piaiitity 
or  lumilK^r,  the  same  shall  ajtply  hi  like  proportion  to  any  f^rcatcr  or 
luss  value,  quantity,  or  numlier. 

fi.  The  duties  shall  be  ]»aid  to  tlic  colleetors  of  the  colonial  revenuo, 
;iiid  received  at  the  ollice  of  the  Ifeceiver  (Jeneral,  either  in  treasiny 
notes  at  the  value  of  twenty  .shillin}j,rf  each,  or  in  current  coin  at  the  le^^al 
rate  of  tender. 

7.  ])uties  paid  into  the  Keceiver  General's  oirice  shall  he  carried  to 
account  of  the  provincial  revenue,  and  l)ecome  part  of  the  pul)lic  funds, 
and  shall  he  ])aid  aiul  applied  only  to  such  purposes  as  may  ho  expressed 
ftom  time  to  time  in  the  proviiu'ial  statutes  com*erninu'  the  same,  and 
shall  in  all  cases  he  drawn  only  hy  warrant  under  the  hand  and  seal  of  the 
Governor. 

8.  The  Governor  in  Council  may,  whenever  it  shall  he  advi>  tic  so  to 
do,  declare  hv  proclamation  what  articles,  the  <;rowth,  pro<huii()n,  and 
inanufacturc  of  the  British  North  American  Provimvs  of  Canada,  New 
Jhuiiswick,  Prince  Edward  Island,  and  Newfoimdland,  or  any  of  them, 
may  l)e  im])orted  into  the  ])n»vince  free  of  duty,  and  may  declare  in  what 
lainiiier  and  under  what  restrictions  the  sanie  may  he  so  imported. 

1).  NolJ[i<nii'  herein  contained  shall  operate  to  impose  duties  on  articles 
exempted  fiom  duty  under  the  act  for  ;;ivin<r  etlect  on  the  |)art  {>(  the 
province  of  Nova  Scotia  to  a  certain  treaty  between  her  Majesty  ami  the 
United  States  of  America,  na.ss«d  in  the  year  18r)4. 


TABLE  OF   DUTTKS. 

Art  id  OS. 

.\|i]i!cs,  fresli  or  dried,  P  bbl.    '         . 
l5:icon,  P  cental  or  100  ll»s. 
Mref.  S'llted   P  bhl. 
"     fresh  P  100  lbs.         .  .  .  . 


Pntica  in  OinToncy. 
.   to     .')     ()" 

0    10     0 
.     O      ;')     0 

l»      f)      0 


Biscuit,  line,  and  bread  inelud.  crackers  or  cakes,  P  loo  lbs.     O     r>     0 
Ihittrr,  l>  100  lbs.        ...... 

Candles,  Tallow,  P  lb 

All  other  candles,  P  lb  .... 

Cassia  and  Cinamon,  f:ro!n)d,  P   lb 
Cattle,  vi;<. :  horses,  mares,  or  i;-eldin:^s,  earh 

"       neat,  vi/. :  oxen  or  other  neat   caiile,  .3  years  old  (M" 
upwards,  each 

"       cows,  and  cattle  under  .'J  years  old,  each 

"       sheep,  each  ... 

"       ho^s,  alive,  over  100  lbs,  wci'iljt,  each 

"  "         "      of  100  lbs  wei-bt  and  under,  e;.  "i 

Chopse,  P  100  lbs.       ...... 

I'liocolate,  or  cocoa  paste,  I*  lb     . 
Coll're,  ::reen,  P   lb      . 

roasted,  biu-ncd,  or  griuind,  P  lb 
llniir,  wheat,   P  bbl.  ..... 

(iiuiivr,  ^-naind,  P   lb         . 

Hams,  smoked  or  dried,  per  100  \h^. 

Wd,  per  100  li)s.  ..... 


O  S  9 

O  0  li 

O  0  4" 

0  0  .'5 
2  10  0 

1  17  G 
O  12  f) 

0  .'5  •) 

1  .->  0 
0  2  {', 
O  5  0 
0  O  1.^ 
O  0  1^ 
O  0  2S 
0  1  .'f 
0  O  2 
0  10  O 
0  8  <J 


IN  J? 

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48 


THE    PIIOVINCIAL    WESLEYAN 


[18C(i. 


Teas,  viz. 


Duties 

Leather,  viz. :  sole  leather,  including  hides  and  skins  partially 

dressed  therefor,  P  11).  .  .  .  . 

Molasses,  P  gal,  ..... 

OiiluiiS,  P  100  I^s.       ...... 

Pears,  fresh  or  dried,  P  hhl.  .... 

Pork,  salted,  ■l^  bbl.  .  .  .  .  . 

"     fresh,  per  100  lbs. 
.Raisins,  P  lb.  ...... 

Pepper  and  Pimento,  ground,  -P  lb. 

Hum,  not  exceeding  tlie  strength  of  proof  by  Sykes'  hydro- 
meter, and  so  in  jn'oportiou  for  any  greater  strength 
than  the  strength  of  proof,  per  gal. 
Spirits,  viz. :  brandy,  whiskey,  gin,  cordials,  and  other  spirits, 
except  lluni,  not  exceeding  the  strength  of  proof  by 
Sykes'  hydrometer,  and    so   in  pro|)orti()n   for  any 
greater  strength  than  the  strength  of  proof,  t>  gal. 
Sugar;  brown  or  muscavado  not  relined,  P  100  lbs. 

"       candied,  brown,  crushed  and  bastard  facings,  and  i-e- 
fined,  ¥  100  lbs.,  each 
souchong,  congou,  pekoe,  bohea,  pouchong,  and 
all  other  black  teas,  ¥  lb. 
"        "      gunpowder,  hyson,  young  hyson,  twankay,  and 
other  green  teas,  P  lb. 
Tobacco,  manufactured,  cxcei)t  snuff  and  cigars,  P'  lb. 
Tongues  of  Cattle,  dried,  or  pickled,  P  100  lb.*. 
Wines,  viz, :  hock,  constantia,  tokay,  champagne,  burgundy, 
hermitage,    claret,    called    lafitte,  latour, 
lafayette,  margaux,  or  hautbrian,  per  gal. 
"         *'      madeira,  port,  and  slierry  wines,  of  which  the 
first  cost  is  .£.'{0  i^  pipe  and  ui)wards,    P 
gal.  ..... 

All  other  wines  P  gal.  .... 

Clocks,  and  all  wlieels,  machinery,  find  materials  used  in  " 

their  numufacture. 
Confectionary,   syru})S,   and   articles    manufactured  from 
sugar,' 
For  evei-y  £100  of  the  value. 
Cigars  and  snuff, 
Currants  and  figs. 

Leather,  viz.  :  boots,  shoes,  and  leather  manufactures  of 
all  kiiuls  ;  up})er  leather  of  all  sorts,  including  hides 
and  skins  partially  dressed  therefore, 
Meat,  fVesIi,  (excpt  beef  or  pork), 
I'oultry  of  all  sorts,  dead. 

For  every  .£100  of  the  value. 
Anchors,  gra])nels,  and  anchor  palms. 
Cables  of  hemp  or  other  vegetable  substance  or  of  iron, 
Cotton  Yarn, 

Copper,  viz  :  plates,  sheets,  bars  or  bolts,  for  ship  building, 
wrought  or  cast  for  machinery,  ])ure  or  without 
other  metal,  copper  castings  of  every  description  for 
machinery,  for  mills  or  steamboats,  copper  and  com- 
position nails  and  spikes  for  ship-building. 


■    20    0    0 


in  Currency. 

0  0  U 

0  0  .3 

0  2  G 

0  ri  0 

0  5  0 

0  5  0 

0  0  1 

0  0  2 


0     2    3 


0     4  0 

0     7  6 

0  10  0 

0     0  3 

0     0  C 

0     0  2^ 

0  10  0 

0     4  6 


0 
0 


0 
0 


►    10     0    0 


5 


0  t) 


IS60.] 


Cordago,  rar 

ofiien 
^ron,  viz:   h 

engine 
"hcct  i 
Afachinery  of 
Jjoats, 
ing, 
Oakum, 
Pitdi, 

Sailcloth  of  a] 
Tar, 

2iiic,  viz :  ziiif. 

inches  H' 

ing  for  v 

i'or  everv  Xl 

All  other  good, 

'■'hargad  \ 

„      of  exemn 

i or  every  XlG 


I860.] 


ALMANAC  u. 


40 


3     0     0 


D'.iiio9  In  Currency. 

Cordage,  tarred  or  iiutarrod,  whctlier  fitted  for  risgin^'  or  ] 
otlierwi'^e, 

Iron,  viz :  in  bars  or  bolts,  castinjrs  for  mills  or  steam 
ent^iiios,  and  cast  or  uiiwrought  nines  or  tul)c-.s, 
f;hcct  iiOii  jiiid  iron  spikes, 

Machinery  of  all  kinds  of  cojtper  or  iron  for  mills,  steam- 
boats, and  niauufactorlcs,  uiid  muiitz  metal  sheath- 
ing, 

Oakum, 

Pitch, 

Sail  cloth  of  all  kinds,  canvas,  and  sail  twine, 

Tiir, 

Zinc,  viz:   zinc  shcathinj?  of  a  size  48  inches  long  hv  14 
inches  wide,  intended  for  and  to  bo  used  as  sheath- 
ing for  vessels,  and  zinc  sheathing  nails, 
For  every  j£lO0  of^the  value. 

All  other  goods,  wares   and  merchandize  not  otherwise 
charged  with  duty,  and  not  enumerated  in  the  table 
of  exemptions. 
For  every  £100  of  the  value. 


►    10     0     0 


li    0   0 


TABLE  OF  EXEMl»TIONS. 
Ashes,  viz. :  pot  and  pearl  ashes. 
Asses  an(J  Mules. 

Baggage  and  apparel  of  Passengers  not  intended  for  sale. 
Barilla  and  soda  ash. 
Beans. 

Biscuit  or  bread. 

Book   not  i>rohibited  to  be  imported  into  the  United  Kingdom. 
Bullion,  gold,  or  silver. 
Burr  stones. 
Co;il. 
CoL'oa. 

Loin:  gold  and  silver  coins,  and  British  copper  coins. 
Copper,  viz  :  copper  ore,  or  in  pigs  or  bricks,  old  or  worn,  or  only  fit  to 

l)e  re-mauufactured. 
Corkwood. 

loni,  viz. :   wheat,  rye,  Indian  corn,  barley,  oats,  rico,  and  buckwheat, 
unground ;  barley  meal,  rye  meal,  oat  meal,  iiidiau  meal,  buck- 
wheat meal,  peas  and  beans. 
Engravings. 

Fish,  viz.  :  fresh,  dried,  salted,  or  pickled. 
Fish  Hooks. 
Fijh  oil,  viz. :  train  oil,  spermaceti  oil,  head  matter  and  blubber,  fins  and 

skias,  the  produce  offish  or  creatures  living  in  the  sea. 
Flax. 

Furniture  that  has  been  in  actual  use,  working  tools  and  implements — 
tlie  property  of  immignuts  or  persons  coming  to  reside  in  the 
province  and  not  intended  for  sale. 
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Hemp. 
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Horns. 

Horses  and  oarrinirps  of  travollers,  and  liorscs,  cattle,  ravriajies,  and  other 
vehiok's,  wlici\  eni|ilovf(l  in  caiTvin^'  nu'iTliandizo,  to;;»'tlic'r,  wlih 
the  necessary  harness  and  tackle,  so  long-  as  the  same  areactnallv 
in  use  lor  tliat  purpose. 

Iron,  viz :  uuwrou^ht  or  pijr  iron,  ores  of  iron  of  all  kinds,  ii'on  rails  for 
raih'oads,  steam  hollers,  hoiler  plates,  plough  nioulds,  and  hoop 
iron. 

Lintels. 

Lime  and  Limestone. 

Lines  for  the  lisheries,  of  all  kinds. 

^lanures  of  all  kinds. 

INIaps  and  charts. 

Nets,  fishmg  nets  and  seines  of  all  kinds. 

Ores  of  all  kinds. 

Paintings. 

Palm  oil.  • 

Pilot  Bread. 

Plants,  sliruhs,  and  trees. 

Plates  of  gold  and  silver,  old  and  fit  only  to  be  re-manufacutrcd. 

Potatoes. 

Printing  presses  and  types,  and  printers'  ink. 

liags,  viz. :  old  rags,  old  rope,  junk,  and  old  fishing  nets. 

Kosin. 

Sails,  rigging,  and  ship  materials  saved  from  a-cssc1s  wrecked  on  the 
coast  of  this  ]M-ovince,  and  saved  from  vessels  owned  and  register- 
ed in  the  province  if  wrecked  on  the  coast  of  this  province  or  else- 
where. 

Salt. 

Seeds  of  all  kinds. 

Skins,  furs,  pelts,  or  tails,  undressed. 

Stones,  unmanufaclured. 

Straw. 

Statuary. 

Sugar  of  the  ]\Laple. 

Tallow. 

Twines  and  lines  used  in  the  fisheries. 

Tobacco  unmanufuctureil. 

Tow. 

Turpentine. 

Whale  fin  or  bone. 

Wood,  viz :  boards,  planks,  staves,  Sfjuare  timber,  shingles,  and  fuo 
wood,  but  not  to  include  woods  used  fur  dyeuig. 


LIGHT    HOUSES 

On  the  Coast  of  Nova  Scotia,  and  on  f/ie  Coast  of  New  Brunswick  in  tk 

Bay  of  Fnndy. 

MEAGirER's  Bbach — East  Side  Halifax  harbor.    A  fixed  li'jht. 
Samhro  Island — West  entrance  Halifax  harbor.     A  fixed  lii/ht. 
Devil's  Island — An  Octai/inKU  Light  Beacon  on  the  S.  W.  point  of 
Devil's  Island,  at  the  entrance  of  tlie  Eastern  passage  to  Halifax  Imr- 


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lior,  nnfl  oxliihits  a  red  l>';/Jif  on  tho  scawiinl  sides,  to  distin^^aiish  it  from 
Saniliro  aiicl  Mt-aylicr's  Tx-iU'li  li^;lirs ;  stands  forty-fivo  foot  al)Ovo  lii^di 
wiitcr  mark  ;  y\<(!  and  fall  six  feet.  The  Tower  painted  dark  lirown, 
wiili  a  white  belt  hetweeii  the  Baicnny  and  Lantern,  to  distinguish  it  in 
the  (lay  time. 

Ckoss  Islam> — Kntranee  to  Lunenburg  harbor.     Two  UfjJds — -Jiash 
liijhf  (iliorc  ;  fijyJ  li'iht  liclnir. 
'  LivKKPOOi, — Sdutli  end  of  CofHn's  Islan<L     .1  j)l(ii)}  rr.volvintj  lifjht. 

r.tUT  I'oiNT  iiarbor  liglit,  at  the  liead  of  Liverpool  harbor,  southerti 
cntranee  of  the  river.  A  br'niht  Ji.ced  licjht,  visible  from  all  points  of  ap- 
pruich,  and  must  be  left  on  the  larbctard  hand  when  entering  the  harbor. 
Ponr  Mkdway — Beacon  Light  on  Admiralty  Head,  west  side  of  the 
entrance  of  the  jmrt.  Building  siiuare,  painted  white  with  hhirJc  square 
in  the  centre  of  seaward  sides,  jilain  tr/iite  li<jld,  forty  feet  above  sea  level, 
and  ^tallds  within  thirty  fathoms  of  the  shore. 

iSnioLiJUiiNE — MeNutt's   Island.      Two  fixed  li(jfits— one  above  tke 
otiicr. 

Baurinctox — Bacofiro  Point,  cast  side  of  the  entrance  to  Ban*ington 
Bav.  A  Jiash  li</hf  of  tifreen  seconds. 
Yarmoitii — West  Side  of  the  harbor.  A  plain,  revolving  light. 
C'aim:  Sahli:,  Si;At.  Isi,am) — The  first  light  on  approaching  the  Bay 
of  Fiuidy  is  on  the  South  Point  of  Seal  Island.  A  plain,  white  light, 
elevated  about  eighty  feet  above  high  water  mark,  and  may  be  seen,  on 
ajiproaching  the  Islaiul,  from  any  point  of  the  compass.  A  very  dan- 
uiToii."  rock,  under  water,  but  ui)on  which  the  sea  alwavs  breaks,  called 
lilonde  rock,  al)0!it  three  and  one-third  miles  S.  by  W.  by  compass, 
from  the  Light  House.  Between  this  rock  and  the  Island  there  are 
sDine  dangei-s — the  ground  is  rocky  throughout,  and  large  vessels,  there- 
fore, ought  not  to  attempt  passing  between  them. 

BiMAK  IsLAXjj — A  plain,  irhife  light,  situate  about  half  a  mile  N.  E. 
from  the  X.  W.  ])oint  of  the  Island. 

WKsiroKT — Peter's  Inland,  at  the  south  entrance  of  the  east  side  of 
the  Jiay  of  Fundy.  Two  white  lights,  placed  horizontally,  to  distinguish 
it  from  Briar  Island  light,  at  an  elevation  of  forty  feet  above  high  water 
mark. 

Dk.uv  Grr  Light — On  the  west  side  of  Digby  Gut,  from  Briar 
Mand  north-eastward.  This  light  is  chiefly  intended  as  a  guide  into 
Diuliy  Basin.     A  fictd,  white  light. 

Black  liocic  Light — On  tlie  southern  shore  of  the  Bay  of  Fundy. 
Aji.nd,  white  light. 

IhnrroN  Bi.uir  Light — In  the  Basin  of  Minas,  ninety-five  feet 
:iliove  sea  level,  high-water;  rise  and  fall  forty  to  forty-five  feet.  Build- 
iiiu'  s(|uafe,  ])aintcd  white  ;  stands  sixty  feet  from  the  Bluff,  and  shows  a 
iditc  light,  which  may  be  >eon  in  clear  weather,  over  the  greatest  ]>art  of 
ilie  Basin  of  Minas,  (after  passing  Cape  Bloniedon,)  and  above  the 
Five  Islands,  and  up  AV^indsor  Ivivor,  until  intercepted  by  the  continua- 
tiun  of  the  Bind' to  the  southward  of  it. 

AiM'i.i-:  Bivicu  Light — North  s  de  of  the  entrance  to  Apple  Bivcr,  in 
Clii'^uecto,  or  Cuml)crlan<l  Bay.      /'iro  fixed  lights,  ])laced  horizontally. 

I'AKTUiDCiK  Island  KivKit — An  Octa-onal  light  beacon,  on  the  west 
>iilo  of  the  e.itrance  to  I'anridgo  Ida  id  Jtiver,  Pavrsborough,  on  the 
i.'utli  side  of  the  Basin  of  Minas,  ant!  exhibits  a  plain,  white  tight,  at  an 
t'levutiou  of  thirty  feet  aliove  high  water  ;   rise  and  fall  about  forty-five 


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feet;  tlio  'I'owcr  is  wliito,  niul  stands  close  to  liifrli  water  mnrk  on  tie 
lieaoh,  ^'ess(•ls  ciin  only  enter  tin;  hnrl.or  at  lii^^h  water,  and  must  lio 
a^rrfmnd  on  the  s«ift  lottoin  when  the  tide  is  low. 

Kastehn  i^i:.\VKH,  oh    U'ii. mam's  I'^land — .4  rfvolrinrj  lif/hf. 

CANrtKAT,    Cl!AN!;i:i{!:V     I«LAM).  —  1  uo  j'lxcd  litjhts,   OUC    uiiOVC  the 

other. 

West  Sim;  of  tmk  ('VT  of  Canpkai' — A  Jixrd  In/ht. 

Eddy,  or  Sand  J'oint  Light — On  Eddy,  or  Sand  Point,  on  the 
west  side  of  the  so\nli  cntranee  to  the  Strait  of  Cansean,  distinpni^hcd 
by  two  irhite  liuhts,  plaeed  horizontally,  twenty  five  feet  ahove  the  >ui 
level.  Building  S(iuare,  painted  white,  with  a  black  diamond  on  the  sea- 
ward side. 

GuYsnonoron  llARr.OR  Beacox — On  tlic  west  side  of  the  entrance 
to  the  harl)or,  head  of  Chcdahucto  Bay.     A  Jlr<d  liglif. 

PiCTOi;  LuiiiT. — Oil  the  south-east  side  of  the  entrance  to  the  light. 
A  Jixed  li'iht. 

PiCTOU  Island  Light.— On  the  S.  E.  point  of  the  Island.  Build- 
ing s(]uarc,  and  painted  icliite.  A  Jixed  litjht,  tifty-two  feet  above  high- 
water  mark. 

Arichat  Beacon. — A  Light  on  Point  Morichi,  on  the  south-east  side 
of  the  southern  entrance  to  the  harbor.  Building  square,  painted  white, 
A  white  liqltt,  thirry-tour  feet  above  the  sea-level. 

LouisHLRfi. — <,)n  eastside  of  the  entrance  to  the  harbor.   AJixedlinU. 

Low  Point  Lic;nT. — Eastsideof  Sydney, C.B,, harbor.  Affixed liijlit. 

Sea-^Voef,  ok  Makgarie  Island  Light. — Situate  on  the  N.  W. 
side  of  the  Island  of  Ci\\ni  Breton,  nearly  midway  between  Port  Hood 
and  Cheticamp  harl)ors,  and  distant  from  Caj>c  Breton,  two  and  a-iialt" 
miles.  .4  plain,  white,  tii/ht.  The  lantern  is  placed  on  a  square  wooden 
tower,  painted  irhite,  near  the  centre  and  summit  of  the  Island.  The 
lantern  is  298  feet  above  sea  level — visible  from  all  points  of  api)ioaeh. 
To  vessels  in  proximity  to  tlie  Island  the  light  may  become  obscuiel 
by  the  abrupt  ciilfs  or  sides  of  the  Island,  which  may  serve  as  a  guide  to 
tack  or  anchor  by,  as  hundreds  of  vessels  fmd  anchorage  on  the  south 
east  side.  The  chief  landing  is  near  the  south-west  end,  in  shore,  wliere 
a  few  tishiug  staiies  ami  bo  its  are  kept  in  use  during  the  fishing  season. 

Port  Hood  Light. — Chiuigcd  from  irhite  to  red,  when  seen  from  the 
northern  entrance,  to  distinguish  it  from  the  Margaree  and  North  CaIl^o 
Lights. 

White  Head  Island  Light. — On  tlic  S.  W.  point  of  White  Ileid 
Island.  The  tower  is  >(|uaiv,  painted  irhite,  stands  seventy-five  faihoin« 
from  the  water's  edge,  wit!i  an  Octagonal  Iron  Lantern,  sixty  feet  iil>ove 
sea  level  at  high  water;  rise  and  fall  six  feet.  The  light  is  distinguishd! 
by  bri(/ht  Jiashes  of  ten  seconds  duration,  followed  l)y  eclipses  of  ten 
seconds,  disjdaying  alternately  three  flashes  and  three  eclipses  mi  a  mi- 
nute.    The  light  will  not  bo  totally  obscured  during  the  eclipse. 

Flixt  Island  Light. — On  Flint  Island,  on  the  eastern  coast  ot  Cape 
Breton.  Lat.  40°  II'  5"  X.,  and  Long.  59©  45'  20"  W.,  and  cxhiMt-n 
bri  jht,  Jlnsh  liijht,  every  tiftcen  seconds,  visible  from  all  jioints  of  the  com- 
pass. The  liglit  is  sixty-live  feet  above  sea  level,  and  can  be  seen  at 
the  distance  of  twelve  miles. 

St.  Paul's  Island. — A  Jixed  light  on  the  nortlx'ast  end,  and  a  fid 
light  on  the  south-west  end. 

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iRov-norND  I:?r,AXD  Light. — Ofl'  tlio  cutninco  to  Lallave  River.  A 
hrhiht,jJnsli  li<//it,  of  ten  scc'on<l>«  duration,  followed  by  eclipses  of  thirty 
scoiui-i.  Tiie  lantern  is  placed  on  a  s(|U!ire,  wooden  tower,  painted 
w'lite,  on  the  southern  f>ide  of  the  I^hmd,  and  is  visihle  from  all  point!*  of 
approaeli.     Elevation  seventy-live  feet  al»ove  sea-level. 

Ragged  Inland  Hakhok  Light. — On  (inll  Hoi-k,  otf  the  entrnnce 
of  the  harbor.  Bnildinc;  scjuare.  and  ])iiiiited  white,  exhil)itin;^  a  clear, 
/!>'(/ //'//'^  fvt  an  elevation  of  tifiv-one  f<'et  above  the  seiv-levcl,  and  is 
sita.ited  in  Lnt.  43°  39'  N.  and  L')!ili'.  64°  06'  \V 

Plh.vico  IIakhou  Light. — A  lirar(tii  Liuht  on  the  S.  E.  side  of  the 
entraiK-e  to  I'ulinieo  Ilaoor,  sirunte  on  the  E.  side  of  the  entrance  to  the 
B  iv  of  Fundy,  about  '.iiirteen  miles  northerly  of  Cape  Suble.  JiuiJdinjr 
M|ii:in',  painted  icnin.  AjixctI,  nd  lljht,  on  the  seaward  •^ide,  twenty- 
I'i^lit  feet  above  hi;:;h  water  level,  (ii>e  ami  fall  twelve  feet,)  and  standiS 
lifieen  fathoms  from  low-water  mule.     The  point  of  beach  is  bold. 

A  EoG  Bell  has  been  erected  on  the  E.  (J  ijicof  Yarmouth  harbor,  a 
ft'w  feet  to  the  southward  of  tlie  Li;;Iu  ll(ju>e,  and  about  one  and  a 
qu;uter  miles  from  the  extreme  outer  jjolnt  of  the  Cape.  Strikca  seven 
limes  per  minute. 

GwvET  Hock  Light. — This  li;^ht  is  intended  to  warn  vessels  of 
their  approach  to  a  very  dangerous  range  of  shoal>  and  ledges,  which 
extend  from  the  Old  Pn)prietor  to  the  Seal  Islands,  otf  Machias,  a 
(li^jfiuice  of  about  twenty  miles.  A  ichite,  Jldnh  li(/ht,  twenty  second.s  dark, 
niul  forty  seconds  light,  in  eacli  minute.  Building  painted  in  stripes, 
vertical,  h'ark  and  white.  Between  the  novthernmost  and  southernmost 
of  the  MuiT  Ledges,  there  is  a  ran^^e  of  ilangerous  rocks  and  shoals, 
miiny  of  them  almost  above  water,  and  extend  eastward  from  the  Light 
H()u-;e  about  four  miles.  From  this  range  further  westerly,  about  six 
miles  from  the  Gannet  Light,  lies  a  dangi'rous  Itreaker  called  the  Bull — 
this  may  be  avoided  by  keeping  three  remarkable  headlaiuLs  near  the  S. 
W.  end  of  Grand  Manan,  oi)en. 

Macki AS  Seal  Island  Light. —  Two  fixed,  v:hite.  lights,  upon  the 
Machias  Seal  Islands,  forty-tive  feet  above  high  water,  and  bearing  from 
Ciicli  other  E.  S.  E.  and  vV.  N.  W.,  distant  about  200  feet,  by  which 
circumstance,  of  two  Light  Houses  at  f  lie  same  station,  they  will  be  im- 
mediately distinguished  from  all  other  lights  upon  the  coast,  British  or 
AiniM-ican.  Both  buildings  painted  whitp.  Vessels  standing  to  the 
northward  between  these  lights  and  the  Gannet  Kock,  should  tack  or 
liiml  olf  the  moment  they  bring  these  liuhts  into  one,  as  they  will  be, 
then,  not  more  than  three-fourths  of  a  mile  from  the  Murr  Lcdge.s,  if 
more  than  tivc  miles  to  the  east  of  the  lights. 

IIkad  llAunoK  Light. — Next  in  order  after  passing  Grand  Manaa 
and  the  plain,  white  light  (American)  on  West  Quaddy  Point,  is  Head 
Harbor  Light,  placed  on  the  N.  E.  extremivy  of  (^impo  Bello,  and  is  a 
;:iiidL'  to  vessels  entering  the  main  channel,  to  West  Isles,  Moose  Lsland, 
and  the  Inner  Bay  of  Passamaquoddy  ;  it  enal»les  vessels  al.so  at  all 
times  to  enter  Head  Harbor.     Aji.rcd  white  li<jht.     Building  painted 

Khite,  with  a  rrd  cross  on  it. 
Point   Lk  Preau   Light. — Upon    this    projecting   headland,    two 

lijrlits  iire  placed,  one  above  the  other,  in  the  same  house,  and  distant 

twenty-eight  feet.     Both  lights  can  he  seen  from  every  point  of  the  co\n- 

pass  where  they  may  be  useful;    both  are  ,/tn-rf  and  if/i//«.     Building 

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I'AiJTiMDfiK  Irlano  TiKiiiT. — At  tliii  ciitrniue  of  the  river  ninl  lunlpdi- 
of  St.  .lolm,  N.  IJ.  Aji.ied,'whitH  lifiltt.  'J'lic  building:  ]»aiiitftl  /x/uuii 
irhltc.  ill  vcrtitnl  stripes. 

(.^1  Ar«>  LiciiiT. — A  rtrnlriu;/,  uliitc  /i(/!if,  \}h\vi'i\  on  a  Miinll  ro(  k,  ciV 
(^iiMco  Hciiii,  >li<)\\  lilt;:  twice  Jiili,  !uh1  twice  diirk  in  u  iMiiiuie.  'I'lu- 
lij^lit  ciiii  lie  SI  on  Ironi  any  i|niirler  where  a  vessel  can  approacii.  JJiiild- 
in^'  painted  ir/iite  and  /«(/,  in  horizontal  strijK's. 

Cavk  Kxi{A<ii;  Li<;iiT. — On  a  |»oint  of  that  luune  in  "\Vcstnu)reIinid, 
nearly  o]»pos:te  Apple  Uiver  llaihor,  N.  S,  IJuiidiji;:'  painted  irl,,li, 
and  al)out  120  feet  above  the  tide  mark.     A  filaiii,  irliih'  lit/lit. 

Wi>T  QiAui>Y  ]^i(jHT. — This  is  \n  American  lij:ht,  placed  on  the 
west  side  of  the  entrance  in  the  St.  Crv)ix,  hy  Lnl»ec  and  Kustport. 

A  I^KiHT  IIorsE  has  hceii  erected  upon  C'Al'E  HAC'?],  Newfoimd- 
Innd,  (t  fired  wliite  lit/fit,  from  sunset  to  sunrise.  The  lijilit  is  visiMe  Ui 
scawarti  from  \.  E.  by  E.  round  hy  the  S.  E,  and  S.  to  W.,  and  is 
elevated  180  feet  above  moan  water  level  of  the  sea,  and  may  l»e  seen  in 
clear  weather  17  miles  from  a  ship's  de(*k.  I'lie  tower  is  striped  red  and 
white  vertically.  It  stands  close  to  the  old  beacon,  which  has  been  cut 
down.  The  Liffhthouse  is  in  Lat.  4G  denrees  :VJ  minutes  19  seconds  N., 
Long.  53  dcfrrces  2  minutes  28  seconds  W.  Bearinj^s  magnetic.  \'ar. 
24  degrees  W. 

In  the  River  and  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence  and  Strait  of  Belle  hh  : 

Belt.-Iske  Light. — An  island  at  the  eastern  entrance  of  the  Strait  of 
Belle-Isle,  separating  Labrador  from  Xowfoundlaml,  situated  at  tlio  ex- 
treme south  west  j)oint  of  the  island.  A  sini/h-  fixid  irhitc  lii/lif.  Bniii!- 
ing — a  circular  stone  tower,  faced  externallv  with  tire  brick  of  a  lii^lit 
colour.  Lat.  .')lo  .53' 00"  ;  Long.  W.  .55°  20' 00".  Whole  liurizm; 
lighted,  and  seen  in  fair  weather  28^  nautical  or  32^  statute  miles. 

PoiNTE  Amouk  Lioht,  Labrador  Coast,  Strait  of  Belle-I-^le,  iir  rlic 
south  east  point  of  Forteau  Bay,  Lat  N.  .57°  27'  30"  ;  Long.  VV.  5i;o  '■,:]< 
40".  A  single  fr(d  irhite  lljiht — two  thirds  of  the  horizon  ilhiniiniit'il, 
and  seen  in  fair  weather  18)v,  nautical  or  21  ^^  statute  miles.  Buildiii:; 
— a  circular  stone  tower,  faced  externally  with  fire  brick  of  a  light 
colour. 

Anticosti  Light  at  the  extreme  west  end  of  the  island  of  Antico^n 
Lat.  N.  49°  52'  30"  ;  Long.  AV.  G4°  55'  00".  A  simjle  f:nd  irliite  ll;;l,t 
— two-thirds  of  the  hdri/.on  illuminated,  and  seen  in  fair  wearlior  15 
nautical  or  18  statute  miles.  Building — a  circular  stone  tower,  t'acd 
externally  with  lire  brick  of  u  light  color. 

Cape  KoziEU  Light — East  coast  of  Gaspe,  at  the  extreme  point  of 
the  Cape.  Lat.  N.  48°  51'  00"  ;  Long.  W.  04°  35'  00".  A  shuih-nnd 
white  li(jht — two-thirds  of  tlie  horizon  illuminated,  and  seen  in  fiiir 
weather  163^  nautical  or  191.^  statute  miles.  Building — a  circular  stoiu' 
tower,  faced  externally  with  lire  brick  of  u  light  color. 


Signals  will  be  given  at  or  near  each  of  the  above  four  light  hon^^csliy 
means  of  an  air  or  fog  whistle,  sounded  at  short  intervals  dining  fnir^v 
weather  and  snow  storms,  or  by  a  nine-pounder  gun,  tired  every  hour,  in 
i  case  of  the  whistle  being  out  of  order. 


Miidi  I  HI  the 


18(10.] 


ALMANACK. 


55 


EXPLANATION  OF  SIGNALS 

.Miiilr  on  till'  Shijt  Staff  (If    (JIUutcl   Kill,   v'lun  vrsscln  ure  seen  Jroin    the 
(Jitmhl,  or  rt'iKirtrd  from  an  Onlpost, 

One  Imll  rloie  n|»,         1  stj.  rii:-;red.    A  jjcudiiiit  inuU'rii  l)iUl  G  <n\.  rifjjjed. 
One  Itiill  liiilf  lioistotl,  2  till.       I       do.  nviT  11  li  ill,  7     do. 

Two  liiills  close,  n  do.  do.  imdcr^  lnUls  close,  8    do.         ' 

Two  l)!ills  si'panited.    4  do.  do.  lu-twci-n  '2  ludls,      9    do.         ' 

A  |t.'iid.mt  of  any  col.  .')  do.        A  H.i;;"'  '"'y  i''^l'>i'.  l'*<»i' "^<^'"cdo.     ! 

riu';il)Ovo  Halls,  (.^c,  are  hoisted  at  the  (.'ust  or  west  yard-arm,  accord- 
ing'^ to  the  i/Hitrtir  the  vessel  Hr.«t  appears  in. 

When  vessels  ar(!  re|>orted  from  an  Outpost,  tlic  followin;;  sij^nals  are 
showa  under  the  yard-arm  as  repeats  : 

For  a  square  ri^u'<'d  vessel,  two  halln  of  a  size,  one  at  the  outer,  the  i 
(illicr  at  the  inner  halliard,  close  up.  | 

A  Ship  or  IJ.irqne.  a  lar^i!  hall  at  the  ciul  of  the  yard,  with  a  small 
oiiu  .ir  tiie  inner  halliard.  j 

A  iiri;^',  a  small  oall  at  the  end  of  the  yard,  and  a  large  one  at  the  ' 
inner  hnlliaril. 

A  lJri;.a»ntine,  a  cros.s  close  up  at  the  out(!r  halliard. 

Two  or  more  do.,  a  cros.s  half  iioisted. 

A  Topsail  Schooner,  a  cross  close  up  at  tlie  inner  halliard. 

An  u]»[)er  yard  havin;^  hci'U  added  to  the  Ship  Stall",  it  will  be  used 
oxi'lnsively  to  <lesi<iiiate  Steam  N'essels,  thus : 

()n(!  Itall  Kast.  or  West  indicates  a  Steam  Vessel  repeated  in  that 
([iiiirti'r. 

A  small  hall  otit  and  a  lari;o  one  in,  a  Branch  Pacjiet  or  ^lerchant 
W-ssel. 

A  lai^e  hall  out  and  a  small  one  in,  a  jNIan-of-war  Steamer,  or  Royal 
Mail  Steamer. 

Nuiiiiiers  will  he  indicated  as  directed  from  the  lower  yard. 

The  lower  yard  is  now  used  for  suilinii"  vessels  only. 

When  rue  description  t)f  vessel  in  siuHit  is  a^eertained  from  the  Citiulcl, 
the  riitlowin;^  descriptive  colours  will  he  hoisted  at  the  mast  head  : 

A  rniou  Jack,  Flair  Shij). 

Do,  with  a  red  I'endaiu  over  it,  a  two  decker. 

Do  with  a  blue  Pendant  over  it  a  Frigate. 

Do.  with  a  lilue  and  white  Pendant  over  it,  a  Ship  or  Batvpie  rigged 
Sl()()|)-ol-War. 

I)i).  uirh  a  white  TVndant  over  it,  a  Brig  riicgcd  Sloop-of-War. 

Dii.  w  ifh  a  red  and  white  Pen.lnnt  over  it,  a  .Schoon<'r  or  Cutter-of-War. 

A  white  Pendant  with  two  hlue  crosses,  a  T'ransp(^rt,  or  a  vessel  with 
tiu()])s  on  hoard — if  a  Man-of-Wr.r,  the  Union  under. 

A  white  Fendant,  with  a  hliu;  hall,  a  Steamer — if  a  Man-of-War,  the 
Utiioii  under. 

A  rod  Flag  ])iereed  white,  lioyal  Mail  Steam  Packet  from  ICngland. 

A  hhie  and  red  Flag  crossed  white,  ditto,  from  lio-:toii. 

A  wiiite  anil  hltje  I'.'tidant,  do.  from  XewfoiiiuUaiid. 

A  white  and  retl  Pendant,  do.  from  Bermuda. 

A  itliie  I'endant  a  ship. 

A  hhie  and  white.  Pendant,  a  Baniue, 

A  red  Pendant,  a  Brig. 


'    I 


K: 


iv^: 


.Hit    #•>• 


r)0 


PKOVINCIAh    WKSKKV.W 


[im). 


A  n-fl  mill  \vliit(    iV-iifliiiit,  MTlri'j-iiiitiiii'. 

A  white  INlidiilll,  a  SlMn|»  nv  ScliooinT. 

A  Itliic  iiiul  wliiti'  Kliiy:,  ln»ri/.oiitiilly  ilividrd  a  l-'on  i!.Mi<)r  NV'iilnil  llcot. 

A  wliifc  iiml  Idiio  IViidaiir  vcrtii'ally  (li\id(d,  a  roni;;!!  or  Nfutral 
Maii-ol'-War. 

A  Kf)r(.'i-;ij  or  Neutral  Mcrcliuntinaii,  National  Fla;^  with  descriptive 
I'l'iidaiit. 

WIu'ii  an  Eiijilisli  Packet  arrives  l»et\vceii  Kveuiii;.'  and  iM(iriiiii<:  onu 
lire,  u  red  trian;^iilar  fia;;'  will  he  kept  tlyinj,'  jii  the  mast  head  tVoiu  7  ti  1 
8  c'chjck. 


MKUCHANTS'   PHIVATi:   SI(i^:AI.S— I'OKT   OF  IIAMKAX 

s<,»i  vi;i;  Ki.Afis. 
UKD— Centre  a  White  S(|n:iro.  DdJIois  v<:  Mcrkd. 

N.   H.  Nnlilc. 


Hall,  liichni-d  MrL.'arti  v^  Co. 
"       Malt.-sc  Cross.  J.  Ilackett. 
Crossed  White,  J.  &  M.  Tol.iii. 

'•      diii-oiiallv,  .1.  {',.  A.  Civi-rhton  &  Co, 
KED  &  WHITE— Red  Cpiu-nnost,  Tlioinas  Bolton. 


Cciiirea  lied  .Vc  White  Hall.  TI 


A.  S.  l)e\^^)H•. 
Checkered,  H.iuld  t.<i  Gihson. 

Striped  UorizoiituUv,  centre  a  Blue  Star,  Ycjiin^'  v^ 
Hart. 
RED  &  lU.UE— Red  Cpi.ormost,  Centre  a  White  C,  CnldwcU. 
RED,  HEFE  .Vc  RED— Red  next  flie  nia-t,  Anliii)ald  Scott. 
RED,  WHITE,  .v;^  JJLUE— CIrv  kered,  U.  Wier  .vc  Co. 
"  "  "  Red  >.<:  While  next  the  mast,  Blue  Outer- 

mo^,  J.  T.  Wain\vri;;ht  (.S:,  Co. 


WHITE— J.  T.  Williamson  .*t  Co. 

Bordered  Red,  J.  A.  .Moren.  , 

"     Top  and  liotiotn,  Centre  a  Red  Star,  T.  C. 
Kinnear  (!c  Co. 
Blue,  Alhro  .<:  Co. 
"  Centre  a  Blue  S^piMre,  Stairs,  Son,  tit  Morrow. 

"  "        and  each  (-'orncr  a  liliic  Starr,  .John  B.  Fay. 

"  Crossed  Red  Dia-onallv,  Salter  vK:  Twiniij;^'. 

Bliu\  C.  W.  Wri-lit. 
BLUE— Centre  a  White  Star,  S.  Cniiard  .<:.  Cn. 


Crossed  White  Dia-onallv,  Esson,  IJo  ik,  .<:  C 
BLUE  Sc  WHITE— Hhie  l^ppcniio-t,  Wni.  I'ryor  .^  S 


(n\< 


Bl 


lie  in 


xtti 


le  mas 


t,  H.  Y 


eomans. 


« 


(( 


White  next  the  mast.  Black,  Bios.,  ^^  Co. 

Four  Sijuares  meeting:-  at  tin'  centre,  Lawson. 

l)ivid>'d  Dia^oiiallv,  White  next  th(^  mast,  E.  .]nnv<. 
BLUE  &  1{ED— Crosserl  While,  Bhie'ncxt  the  m;ist,  W.  Hare. 
BLUE,  liED,  .^^  BLUE— Blue  L'p])erniost,  W.  B.  llimilton  vVL  Co. 
BLUE,  RED,  c^l  WHITE — Red   top  and   hotiom.  BUie  next  the  laibt, 

While  outermost,  Dutlus  vvi  (Jo. 
BLUE,  WHITE,  &  RED— lilue  next  the  mast,  C.  D.  Hunter  .^  Co. 


ISCO.] 


i:/:[)— Cn 
in;i)v^  \v 

in; I).':  bi 

U-IIITE— 

ni:i),  wn 

WUITK,  U 

IJhL'K— .\l 

Cc 

HI.CE  .^^  \\ 


IIVVI.V»;    I 

Cirii:r..Jrsi 
Hlouers  Bliss, I 
imd  Hon.  L.  1 

•'^""I'ilor-diin  I 
•'oi'lll.SIUIl,    Jl 

^'o'l'ii:-.  Mai-ii 
tin'  Craini  {nia 
Charles  Twini 
^^v.ii'd  Hoach  ; 

''''lO-i.     JollllSOI 

D.ivid  Fi-ie/,e, 
Aiiiiiipolis,    1^,, 


,  ''''lo  Licuten; 
"^i"  Council. 

CO 

'''■"•).  and  the 
^J""-  (Mia>.  T„, 

Conn. 

COURT  () 


y.^^'^'i    im;i/| 
,   ';"'-l''/////y,/, 
I'"  ^'""-  mid    \\ 
^'""•ics  'I'wiMin. 


isc.o,] 


ALMANACK. 


57 


IMItOKKA. 

];|,;i)_rn)-;^.'<l  Wlilf.  S.  V.  ]U\'^<. 

\{\\\)  ^  Wlll'l'i:— l!i"l  ri.it.TiiK.^r,  J.  Wliiftnnn. 

\Vliitc  next  thi-  iiiM  t.  ('.'iitn-  II  I,,  If.  T-vlo  &  Co. 
IIKD  ^'i  lU.rK— l{c.l  ui)i.'Tiiio>t,  (».\l.v  \  Co. 

WIiri'K— <i.    11.    SlM1Tv<    Co. 

RKl),  WIUTH,  Oc  HM;i:— K.mI   mxl   Whir.'  .liviilod   din-oTiMlly.   Ual 

til)l«'riiin-.r,  llliic  oiitiTinost,  KMidnlf. 
WIIITK.  HKl).  .^  Wlirn:— White  iu>\t  tlic  nm.st.  G.  C.  VVlmldLn, 
15 LUK— Allison  \  Co. 

( Vimr  .•»  Wliifc  St.-ir.  N.  L.  &  J.  T.  Wc^t. 
BI.UK  ^^  WllITK— HiiiL'  n|.|.cnno<t,  (J.  v<  J.  Mitclidl. 
"  '•       next  the  iiiMKt,  Will.  Full. 

"  Wliito  iK'Xt  tlif  iiiiist,  Will.  Cjvij^Mitoii. 


it 


JUDICIAL. 

SUPREME  COIUT  OF  .Il'DICATURE. 

iivviNi;  \.\\y  AM»  iH^riTY  .ni!i<i»i«Ti(>\  riiuoniiioirT  Tin-: 

ri:i»vi\(  i:. 

ri(ii:K-.Tl'HTirK,  Sir  liiviitoii  lliiliiliiiitoii.  AnsisfniitJWh/is,  Uow.W, 
lili)\M'rs  Bliss,  Hon.  E.  MiiiTuy  Dodd,  lion.  W.  Enilcrick  1  )t'sBiinvs, 
ami  lion.  L.  Morris  Wiikins.  Aftt>rii(i/-li(ii<r(il,  lion.  J.W.  .lolinsion. 
Si,lirili)r-(it'iiri(tl,  Hon.  Will.  A.  Ilflirv.  Qurrn's  CaniiStls,  lion.  J.  W. 
.lolmsioii,  Hon.  ilolni  Cniuliion,  Sninncl  1'.  F;iirl»aiiks,  Es(|.,  Hon.  Win. 
Vouiiu.  Martin  1.  Wilkins,  and  Adiims  (i.  Anliihald,  Esips.  t'lrr/c of' 
tlifi  Crown  and  Prol/itDiolan/,  Jiinu'S  W.  NiitHiiL.'".  Arcoiiuttint  dent  nil, 
riim-lcs 'rwiiiiflu'.  Es^i.  .lA/.s/./-,s  — Halifix,  N.  W.  Whiu- ;  rirtou,  Ed- 
ward Roach  ;  Yarmouth,  Thomas  1).  Cliipman  ;  Distrirt  ot'  Slicllxiriu", 
'I'lio^.  .Fohiison  ;  District  of  Barriii;:toii,  (ial)ri(d  RidK-rison ;  Htmts, 
1).:\  id  Fric/c  ;  Kinus.  G.  A.  Blaiichaid  ;  Lnu(  idnir;^,  r^imcs  Dowlin;^' ; 
Aiiuapolis,  Koht.  Bath,  Sil.is  11.  Morse,  and  (Ico.  S.  Millcd;,a',  Es(irs. 
li'imkr  'i/' Ihrisioita,  V.  Sti'jiliL'iis  Hamilton,  ]■]•-([. 

-    conrr  of  error. 

TIio  raciitcnant-Ciovcrnor  and  tlio  Mcmlicrs  ot"  Her  Majesty's  Exoeu- 

tivi'  Coinicil. 

conrr  of  mauria(;e  and  divorce. 

Tlic  Liciitcnanl-tiovi'riior.  { I'rc^idcnt),  Hon.  Jiid-c  Bliss  (Vice  Prcsi- 
di'ii'),  and  the  Memhers  ot"  Her  ^Majesty's  Executive  Council,  lli'ijhtiaf, 
11(111.  CIia>.  TniijK-r.  M.D. 

A'Iroiiilts  (III'/  J'rnriurs,  the  JJarrister.s  and  Atlorncys  of  the  Sninvme 
Conn. 

COURT  OF  \'ICE  ADMIRALTY,  OF  HALIFAX,  N.  S. 

(IiK'liidin;;'  Canada.) 

iiAvixr;   VKizi:  .mi!I>I)ii  riov  ovi.i:   nurrisit   xoitrir  A:Mi-:inrA. 

I /'•('  Adiitirnl,  the  Ciovcrnor-(  uiicra!  ol"  I'nitidi  Nonh  Ainciica  ;  ./n(/i/<', 
tlu' Hon.  and  W()rshi|it"iil  jMcxr.  Stewart,  C.  B.  Sitrr(i;fiit(s — Halifax, 
I'liarlcs  Twiniiij;-,  J.  C.  Halihurlon,  A.  I'rinirosr,  J.  W.  Ritchie,  and  S. 


.'■•    i'  "•'.,<l 


4  *     ■ 


■U"' 
•,». 


IM 


nR 


PROVINCIAL    WESLEYAX 


[iSCil. 


l/>   . 


sit 


l!  iM 


1'.  K;iir!ianks  ;  ^VilIl!l•'t',  ^Mcxr.  Mcl'^arljuii' ;  Ti-iiro.  FJ. ''IIc'/it  >[iiiir(); 
Windsor,  Harry  Kiii^;  ;  Aricliat,  ('.  V.  Ilarrin;:t<)ii ;  S\<lii('_v  (;.  H.,  ,l;is 
McKia;^iR'y  ;  A?iliL;i)iiisli,  W.  A.  H«')irv.  llcirlrtr-Utiuvnl  of  /htilis,  ( '. 
1».  Haiiiihdii,  Ksij.  Jt'fiiixtnir,  .Jaiiics  W.  Siiiitii,  I->i|.  Mnislcil,  ■llii^^li 
Hartslioriic,  Hs(|.  Adiocnlr  und  l'nn-iiralt>r-(ii  miiil.  Hon.  ,].  W.  ilolm- 
stdii.  Ad rovutis  (1)1(1  y'/orVo/'s,  the  Banisters  and  Atlonicys  ut"  tlu'  Sii- 
jircuR'  Court.  Jit/( rjinlir  (iiitf  7 rnns/utfjr  <if'  (iiriiKin  und  /vv/y//,  I{.  (;. 
Jlaliljurtoii,  Ksij.  TIkj  Slicrilis,  Mayor-,  and  Con^talilcs,  throiii^hoiir 
the  I'roviiiee  are  also  Oliiccrs  of  tills  Court.  I'sficr  (tiid  Mcssciii/i r,  ,];\^. 
X'enaltlcs.  Jiank  (>/'  Adiiiinilli/  iJijiosils,  tliu  liank  of  British  North  Ain- 
crica  at  Halifax. 

The  Court  sits  on  stated  days,  hy  adjouniuient ;  and  also  on  the  inter- 
mediate davs  whenever  hiisiness  inav  re(iuire. 

JUDGES  AND  KEGISTTRAns  OF   PKORATK,  AM)    KKGIS- 

TKAKS  OF  DEEDS. 


COVNTIES. 


Aiinii|'()lis, 
Capf  Drt'ton, 
Cdlclustcr, 

Cumberland, 

Digl.y. 

Ciiysborough, 

Halifax, 

Hants, 

Inverness, 

Kings. 

Lunenburg, 

I'icttiu, 

(,»ueens, 

Iticliinund, 

Sli«'ll)iirne, 

Sydney, 

Vietoiia, 

YarmouUi, 


I    nV.r.  RS.  Of  PROBATE. 

Kdward  H.  (  iitler. 
|I)(ii!ald  N.  Mae(iiieen. 
John  llnriiyeat. 

iWni.  ^L  FuUerton, 


.IlTDfiES  OF  I'ROBATE. 

George  t^.  Milledge, 
James  McKeagnty. 
Kbenezer  V.  Munro. 

John  1).  Kinnear. 

Janus  A.  ]>enni«on.      Cbar'es  l$tidd. 
f  Kdward  Carri't  and  William  llait  and 
i  lliijih  MeUonald.      |     John  .M":Koen. 
\Vjlliani  Hnlherlaml.    j William  ilowe. 
Harry  King.  il*.  M.  Cunningham. 


Geo.  A.  r.lanchard. 
John  Crtighion. 
jJanies  Fugo. 
.Charles  Mors<\ 
!William  11.  Cutler. 
Ah'x.  Me.Nanglitun. 
Alex.  Mtd)onald. 
William  Joi'  -s. 
Janies  Murray,  jr. 


|Ooorge  A.  Rarnaby. 
Gi'iir^e  T.  ?iilenion. 
Daniel  Diekson. 
Henry  W.  Smith. 
William  G.  Kallam. 
^'(>rn»•lill^  White, 
(jeorgi!  Hrennan. 
Allied  Haliburton. 
Henry  A.  Grantham. 


RBOISTRAIta   OF  nUKPS. 

Kdvvii.'d  H.  CiilliT. 

Jamtis  P.  Ward. 

■lameH  K.  l>l;;ir. 
f  .lat«.  A    I'liidv,  an.) 
\  A.  r.  Urudicy. 

Guy  C.  .lon''s. 

Will.  Mujr  jind  Hugh 
McLnnald. 

Tiioiiias  .\.  J.'llify. 

JaiiK'3  O'lirien. 

jThofi.  n.  Cani|iln'll. 
;Ii>liii  Heekriia:i. 
jJohii  I'erguHuii. 
;Juliii  Carter. 
George  K.  .lean. 
Cornelius  Wliito. 
A.  !>.  Harrington. 
Joseph  Kliiislcy. 
John  .Mi'iray. 


SUJ'KEME  COURT  AND  ITS  SFF  IINCS,  WITH  NAMES  01' 

I'liOTHONoTAHIES. 


"VHERK    HELK. 

SPH 

INU    TERM. 

..VllIKI|ioliM, 

'J'uesdayfc 

,  19th  June 

\v«liiev,  C.  B. 

d... 

:)th     " 

1  riiro. 

do. 

12th      " 

Amherst, 

do. 

lyth      " 

I>i;:bv. 

do. 

8id  July 

(;ii\>bnrougli, 

do. 

;!id      " 

Halifax, 

<lo. 

2»th  April 

Do. 

do. 

Idth  June 

■Windsor, 

do. 

.'ith      " 

Tori  Hood, 

do. 

litth      " 

Keiitville, 

do. 

12th     •' 

Lmuiiliurg, 

dn. 

IMlh  April 

Tirl.tll, 

do. 

r>lh  June 

Livt  I'liool, 

do. 

1st  Mav 

Aiiehat, 

do. 

bill       " 

tJari  iiiLTloii  (t  \ 

do. 

bill      " 

Shellmine,  ) 

Antigunislic, 

do. 

2(Uh  Juno 

IJaddeek. 

do. 

12ih      •• 

'( Uhkel, 

do. 

15th  May 

Yarmouth, 

do. 

and 


FAI.I,   TERM. 

2d  October. 

2il 

Stth 

2d 

2.")tli  September. 
.'50th  Uel<p|)er. 
.loth 

4th  Derenibor. 
Hilh  Uetober. 
lOlli 

ttth         "       . 
l<,th 
Hith 

I'th 
2:tid        " 

IHh 

I'Uh  November, 
l;!lh 


I'R<»I  HONOTAItli:«. 
George  I!.  Glii>.-ii'. 
Chas.  K.  Lenii;iiil,  ir. 
'Jas.  K.  HIancliMul.' 
Silas.  H.  r.lorse. 
Henry  Stewart, 
Kdward  Carriil. 

j  [jas.  W.  Nuilinx. 

iK.  F.  Harding. 
John  1..  'I'lciiiain. 
Giorgo  A.  Harii.div. 
Hciiiy  F.rii'^t. 
Janies  Skinner, 
•lohn  l:d;;ar. 
Dan.  O'C.  Maddtn. 

J(din  lottie. 

[Alex.  M.diniialii. 
Joseph  Klnihley. 


2olh  Hejitember.  1 1  W.  II.  Rowley. 


sn  ri.\(js 

A.\J;   I 

OPlNTIES.~r 

.\llii:ip(iliti,       (^ 

i    <'i|"'  lilelun,    s 

L'l'li'iir^tui;        I 

t'umherland,  jA 
Iii-by,  ci 

Ouyshoro',       Cr, 

St 
Ifalifa.x,  'ii, 

Hniit.s.  Kvi 

linviness,       p,, 
Kings,  ij^,. 

I.iiiifiibiirg,    |lu 
iPie 


I'irtDU 
(^llfiMi's, 

Ifii'liiMond, 
^li'iliurnu, 

Sydney. 

Viitoria, 

Vainiuuth, 


iLiv 
(Aril 
Har 
Ish,. 
jlJor 
I'liad 
lTii.,1 


tii/i:iaEFs,  p 


COf.N'TIBS 

Annii|)()liH,  ~ 
'■  .'I"' till- ton, 
''"li'lii'stcr, 
Cinnl.cilan'd,      Ij 
|ii:,'liy, 

liiivoiiui'inigh,    \),i 


V 

Ki( 

Ch 


Halif.i.x. 
Hints. 
bivi'Miess, 
Kings, 

'•niiciilairi' 

ii'tdii, 

t^"■(•Ils, 

ifii'innnid, 

>;i.'limrnf, 
•""Vilncy, 

Vi'-'toria, 

^^""nhnith, 


IJof 


'JmI 
Wi 
J.> 
Joi 
Ant. 
Hoi 
■J;io 
Josi 


A.VNAl'OM.s   cot 

'':'""^'if,  I.^aae  1} 

''''^'"'•m,  ,J,,hi, 
[''.'"^^'•"P,  Sre;,hcJ 

"'H.David 
'^'■""•''U.o'olin 


'-    "VtfrH.ffi^S^t'    rMAM^kM'^ 


IF'I. 


Ol" 


til."- 

A.  ir. 
,h1. 


I. 


(liliU. 


l.'V. 

■l.'V. 


isdo.] 


ALMANACK. 


f)!) 


srrriNCiS  of  'IMIH  (iK.XKHAL  SESSIONS  OFTIIK  I'KACE, 
AM)   DKl'irV   SI  KVEVUltS  Ol-MliOWN  LANDS. 


COirUTIES. 

1      T0WN-8Hir. 

Aniia|i()li8, 

TEItMS. 

DKP.    BUnVKYOUS. 

Aiiii;i|i"lif. 

Tuosdavs 

ITtli  A|tiil, 

(mil  Octr. 

l';||ii'  lill'loll, 

Sydney, 

d... 

lilli  Mar., 

luih  July. 

NVm.  G.  Onsely 

Colclitiblur, 

1  niri), 

du. 

Ixlli  .Jan. 

Wni.  l-aiilkncr. 

I'llMllHTluml, 

Amhorst, 

do. 

;ird     " 

• 

f.las.  UiuiDuk.  and 
(  Cha?.  lioaoh. 

Di;,'l'V. 

f.'Iiin>, 

do. 

24tli  April. 

Alpheuti  Joneti. 

l)i^l)V. 

do. 

f)th  Xovr. 

Guvsl'oro', 

Giivstxiro', 

do. 

17th  Jan., 

Isl  May. 

\Vm.  Ilartshorne. 

St.  Mury's, 

do. 

iind  Octr. 

Iliilifux, 

iialit'uX, 

do. 

Olh  Mar., 

5lli  June,  4lh 

Sept., 

4th  Duo. 

Win.  A.  Hondry. 

Hants, 

Windsor, 

do. 

2nd  Oct!-. 

Iffuj.  Smitii. 

Iiivt'iness, 

I'Oll    IllMld, 

do. 

lUth  Jan., 

2nd  Octr. 

■iulni  Murphv. 

Kiii-'S 

K.'ii'.vdl.". 

do. 

L'4th  Ain-il, 

30tli  Octr. 

K.  H.  .\rniHtrong. 

I.iiiii'iibiirg, 

Luiiuiiljur}^, 

do. 

luili  Jan. 

John  I.awson. 

rictou. 

!ri(;f.ni, 

do. 

7tli  l-ch., 

3rd  Jnly. 

James  Holllli'fl. 

(^lU'CU'S, 

iLivi'fiiool, 

do. 

lotli  Jan. 

Wiiitnnm  Freeman 

Hicliiiiond, 

jAricliiit, 

do. 

Mill  Im-Ij. 

Jaint's  Melvcuzio. 

Mil  lliunio, 

.Hiirriii^'ton, 
Isiii'lliunio, 

.Mondays, 

3uili  April, 

l8t  Octr. 

John  l<urth. 

Svilnov. 

iDuiidit'sK.T, 

Tuesdays 

loth  Jan. 

D.  C.  Robertson. 

\ittoliil, 

liaddf(;k. 

do. 

liith  Jan., 

3rd  Jnlv. 

(4il)ln  n.  (lusner. 

Vai'iiiuuth, 

!Tll^lvUl, 

da. 

ITlh  April. 

UJtli  Oc-tr. 

Z.  Churchill. 

SllKKiFFS,  PKOTIIONOTARIKS,  CLERKS  OF  THE  CROWN, 
AND  CLElUvS  OF  THE  I'EACMv 


C'Of.NTlKS 


BIIERtFFd. 


Annapolis,  Peter  Hnnnett, 

I.  iiiif  Llrfton,  Uifhanl  (JiM  ons,  jr 

(olciii'stcr,  jClias.  Bla^nch.ird, 

CunilK^rlaiid,  jjanies  J   Kerr, 

|ii;,'|jy,  l.lolin  K.  Veils, 

UiivtvlioroUKh,  LMurdoch  .McLean, 

I 

I 

Ihilif.ix,  John  J.  Fawyer, 

Hints  Joseph  Allison, 
hivciiiesa,  iio.  ('.  I^ravriMiee, 

Kiii;,'s.  lohn  M.  CaUlwell, 

LuMi'uhury,  John  11.  Kauiback, 

rit'tiui,  jWui.  H.  Harris, 

l^iicns,  'Joiin.  W.  Seott, 

I'.ic  inumd,  Joiin  F.  Kuller, 

S'lt'linune,  Andrew  Darelay, 

Sydni'V,  llenry  P.  Hill. 

Victoria,  iJacob  fi.  Ingraham, 
yarnioulh, 


PUOTHOSOTAIUEtJ    A.NU 

I       CI.EKKS  OFCKOWN. 

,Oeii.  U.  Grassie, 
Iriias.  E.  I.t.'oiiartl, 
Jas.  K.  I'.laiu'hard, 
Silas  II.  Merse, 
Fleiiry  Stewart, 
Edward  Carrilt, 


CLEKKH   OF  PEACR. 


James.  W.  Nnttinp, 

iK.  ;•.  Harding,  M,  D 

John  1..  Troniain, 

(JriiiLfe  A.  Harnaby, 

lleiuy  Krnsl, 

James  Sliinner, 

John  Kdu'ar, 

Daniel  l)'(!.  Mfidden,    Georgo  H.  Jean. 

John  I'otlie,  II.  'riiomson. 

Alex.  M(-!>oiiald,M.D.  James  Wilkle. 

iJoseph  i:imsley,  A.  K.  Iliilibiirlon 


George  R.  Grassie. 
(.'has.  K.  Leonard. 
Joseph  l)i(;kson. 
iClillbrd  K.  .Morse 
Henry  Stewart. 
8.  Uussell  and  John 

Melntosh. 
James  8.  Clarke. 
K.  K.  Harding.  M.  D. 
John  L.  I  niuiain. 
Wni.  H.  Chipman. 
i>aniel  Owi^ii. 
James  Hkinner. 
William  IJrvden. 


ASNAl'OMS   COIi.VTY 


JoseiJli  Shaw,  Iis(ir9.  |W.  II.  Jlowley.Jlsqrs.  Jaa.  M.  Lent.  Kaqra. 

CORONERS. 

T/'slio,  Rol.ert,  NL  D.     McAlpiiio,  Charles 

|R()l)C'ri.sun,  Liuic^lilun 

IcoLCIIKSTKK     COUNTY. 


J'liimK'v,  Liiua'iK'O 


lloniK'it,  I.saac  B.  Ross,  J*  Im 

lliiiuay,  l]e<).  L  ,  M.  1).  Will^'M,  Waltn 


liiviitun,  .luhu 
l'n>>-;rii]),  Srejilioil 
l)itiiiars,  (iilliiTi  F. 
1'  iwler,  .Vlexaiidcr 
ILll.  Davi.l 
IviiiieiU,  rJohii 


Woudlauy,  Joii.,  M.  D.  Cniiic,  Silas  II 

i(  'reoil,  Cliurles 

CAPIiHUKTOV  (;OL.'NTV.| 


1Iill,.J()lm  L. 
MacQiuvii,  1).  V/. 


Cn)\v,  Davi.l  V. 
I  )ii'kev,  Joliii  IJ. 
Miiir,  Saimn.'! 
Sil)lev,  ,L  C. 


W.:^^- "  ' 


u 


V  V 


■'■■I 


f 


U4 


LIST  OF  BAIUUSTK 

KL.SIUKNT    IX 
Vl.SIPKXOK. 

llalilax^ 
1  r\m). 
Do. 


KS  AND  ATTOKNIES, 

NOVA    SCOTIA. 


NA^IKS. 

Akiiis,  Tliomas  B. 
*AivliiI.:il(l.  A.  (jI. 
Arc!iil)al.l,  W-Wv  S. 
Bhuiclianl.  ( Ic  o.  A. 
lilanclianl,  Hiram, 
Jiin,t:ay,  Tlios.  \'.  B. 
Bt-ainisli,  FraiK  is  S. 
r.laiuhanl.  Win.  11. 
Bum  veal,  .lolm 
Jiuckcrticld,  Win.  J' 
*('n'ij.;litoii,  flo'm 
Clarke,  Jauics  S. 
Clai-ki',  Nopi'in 
C'ainitlH'll,  StoAarf 
C'uniiiii^rluuii,  I'.  M. 
Co^i'swell,  JaiiK'S  ('. 
Cutler,  Williai-i  R. 


XA.Mi:s. 


lti;sii»i;.N(  K. 
Anua|i(ili-. 
Anilu  r.-t. 
Arirliat. 


Kt'Utvilli'. 
I'cu-t  Mo(m1. 

YaiMiioutii. 
'ilalilax. 
\\  iudsor. 
1  rui'o. 
Amiiersl. 
liMiK'nliuri^'. 
illalifax. 

D... 
( iuvsi)oro'. 
Wiixlsor. 
lllalit'ax. 
'Aririnir. 


jCowliiii:,  Ivlward  C 
Cliandlcr,  Aiii()>  B. 

|CllMlldl(T.    Will.    B. 

iCollins,  Bi'fiitun  11.    ;llalitii\. 
jCocbrau.  Kitz.  C.        j     Do. 
i(  'aniplirll,  (ii'oriio        Tniio. 
j(  'liesiev,   riiuiuas  W.  Briduvt(l^^n 

Cri'i'iliton,  .Joseph       Liuieiilmi^-. 

Chandler,  liolivit  I).  Amherst. 

I)eiiiii.>on,  Jas.  A.        Di;v'»v. 

Dickson,  Robert  H.     'i'riiro. 
jDickey,  lion.  1{.  B.     Atiihert. 
jDeWoli",  .lames  1^.     ,  Windsor. 

Dickson,  Daniel  'Bicfoii. 

Deshiisay,  Mather  It.  (  heeler. 

I 'i.'sBarres,  Lewis  \V.  ( Juvdioru'. 

DeBlois,  Saniu.  I  W.lllalilax. 


jsiid.] 


I'"mii-^oii,  . 

I).  ii;..i.«,  u 

*l''iiirli.iuk> 

IV.rllMII,    s 

I'li-d.  Jaiiie 
i'lilicr,  Tii(. 
i'lillcrion,  \ 
<i>av-;c,  (;,■( 

lilMlltliaill,    I 

(ir.i\,  .S.inii, 
•ii'ay.  Will. 
Harris,  C||;,> 

ii'iit>liornc, 
II. irriijMto,,^ 

llanihiirloii, 
I    MalilMrKDi,  ( 
I' "i-riii'^ioii,  ( 
Hill,  llemv  1 
"nu>.,  Willi;, 
•^ik'iirv,  I{„M, 
II  ili!iiii'!oii,  A 
iiill,  I'iiilip  C 
ll.irri;.  'I'iiom; 
llaiiiihoii,  •[•(.f 
ilaliininoa,  R( 
llalilmnon,  A 
•'"■'iiistoii,  1 1, ,11 
■''•fi'.-cy,  'I'ho,,, 

•'alius,   AicXMI 

^"i-^ii,  Siiiit'oii 
''"!ni>toii,  ,J.  \\ 
•'•'iiv,-iii,  Dan; 
,  <f<>liiisi.)ii,  Willi 
''"inisioii.  ,J;i., 
Kiiii'',  llarrv,  || 
iyatm-',  \Vi!|i[ 
Iviiiiiear,  J,)li)i 
iymilMck,  11.  J 
Ivi'rr,  .liiiiic-.  J. 

''.Vllcli,   IV.ci- 

''''i"ir,  I'ctn-  l| 

•^'"'•-'',  .laiiics  i 
Miir.i,,.!,,  i;^..,,[ 

■\''>!'>e,  SiljH  ( 
M()');v  SrejiliciJ 
Mors'.-,  Siliis  I., I 
-}ji'''c>iiccii,  Arj 

-Milled-,.,  (ii.,,. 
;\''<iiv-..r,  .Jol, 
•'f'Ciillv,  11,,,,. 
•'^^"''l''>,  l':i>eii.   j| 
M.i!iieoii,  D.i> 
.\hluM;.uev,  J.i 


n 

If;. 

2 

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■4 

V: 

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ff< 

1 

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M 


02 


I'llOVIN'OIAL    A\  ESLi:VAX 


[IHCO. 


Tohiii,  JniiK's  G. 
Tiviiiaiii  John  L,' 
Trooji,  J.iitil  ('. 


L'lli.lrkc,xV..M.,  D.C.L.  llidif.lX. 

1,'iiiiick.e,  iS()rni:iii  K.  Do. 
UhiiickL',  Wui.  Fiiz.  J)<). 
iriiiMckc,  H()l)i;'  ll;ilil'ax. 

Wliiti-,  Xatliiiiiic'l  r.  j     Do. 
Wi'ikiiis,  Martin  f.     jPicrou. 
A\'(;l)sar,  lii'iirv  IJ.     iKeutviUe. 


illalifax.  AVIiid.KMi,  Win.  C.     iSlu'lhuniL'. 

ll'orl  Hood.       Wad.-,  Jolm  C.  !Dl,Ml)y. 

Iiridi:cto\vu.     NVvld.',  I<aac  .J.  liiiiv-Iioro'. 


Wallace,  'riioinas  J. 
Wcck^,  ( >tto 
WInddcil,  .Jolili  K. 
^^'lJiu^  Ahtii/o  J. 
"Wiiinictt,  Alex.  H. 
White,  Nai.  W.jr. 
^Voiiii;j;',  lion.  Wni. 


Halifax. 

Do. 
I>rid;;('\vator. 
Sydney,  ('.  H. 
Jiriduetown. 
Siieilmrne. 
Halilax. 


Those  marke<l  *  are  Queen's  Counsel. 

jMost  of  the  liari'isters  and  Attornies  aro  Notaries  Public. 


EDUCATIONAL. 

PrIXCIPAL     and      Sl'I'liUINTliNDKNT      OF     XoHMAI.     AND     MODEI. 

i   Schools — Rev.  Alex.  Forrester,  D.D.,  Truro. 

I  CoAr.MissioxKus  A\i>  Diuj:cTORS — Sainl.  Creelnian,  Adams  G.  Ar- 
1  cliii)aid,  J.  \V^.  Dawson,  Arthur  MeX.  Cochran,  John  W.  J-Jurss,  and 
I  Hiram  Hvde,  Escirs. 

I  Ixsi'KCToRs  OF  SfiiooLs. — AVestem  District,  Charles  D.  Kandall ; 
!   Eastern  District,  Hugh  Miuu'o,  Ks(irs. 

I 

i         .  KING'S  COLLEGE,  WINDSOR. 

'     Founded,  A.  D.  1789.     Chartered  hy  His  Majesty  George  III.,  1S02. 

Patron,    t/ie   An hhis/mp    of'  C'liilrrhiirt/, 

Board  of  Govkrnors. — The   lliulit   Ue\-.   Hilihert   IJinney,   D.l)., 
Bishoi)  of  Nova  Scoria,  ex  ojjicio,  Fresi<leut  of  the  Board  and  Visitor  of 
the  College  ;    Sir  Brenton   Halliliurton,    Hart.,   Cliief-Justit-e,    Kev.  G. 
McCawiey,  D.D.,  Hon.  Justice  Wilkins,  Hon.  A.  Stcaart,  V.  B.,  Hon 
M.  B.  Ahnon,  Re\-.  Dr.  (rrav,  Kev.  Dr.  Twining,  Andrew  M.  Uiiiaclu' 
D.C.L.,    S    l\  Fairbanks.    Harry  King,  D.C.L.,    W.  J.  Ahnon,  ^LD. 
and  Jame^  ('.  Cogswell,  D.C.L.,  Ks(|uires. 


Lt(i}i/iifii/<-s,  Henry  Stifelhagen  ;  Lihr/iridiuiml  Bursar,  Professor  llen^ley ; 
Tnd.s'irir,  .John  C'.  Halihurton  ;  Si'rrttari/,  licv.  J.  C.  Cot-hriwi,  M.  A.; 
Ski'-ard,  Mr.  Wier. 

Ti:i{MS. — The  Aradeniical  year  hegins  in  Seiitcniher  and  contains 
three  terms,  in  wiiich  all  ..chohisric  exercises  are  jx-rformed,  and  degrees 
conferred.  Mic/ia.hnas  T<rin  extends  from  the  first  Monday  after  tlic 
1st  September,  to  the  15th  December.:  L(i)f  Ttria  from  the  iir^t  Mon- 
day afcer  the  l.jth  January,  to  the  Saturday  IkIoiv  I'alm  Sinxliiy: 
Easter  Term  from  the  Monday  alter  Easier  ^Monday,  to  the  1st  of  July. 


JSilD.J 


I  INDEI 

i  /'lil/cijK 

)    IL'riry  Srii 

I  I  (K  itliDU 

January  1;' 

1XC( 

Palron,  ' 
I*r(siil(),f 
('(iDuiiiltec, 
'■I'll,  of  .Mai 
<iiiiy.  X(.'j)(. 
IJicnton  H 
Fitzgerald  ( 


(Inn 

Trits1e(s,  ] 
T?t'v.  Ji.  L.  ( 

James    C.    ( 
'Schu/ar,  Mr. 


G, 


overnors 


-'JHIICS   F.   A) 

kxrntari/,  ,Ji 
llic.il  S( 
^h'.  F.  Geor; 


(ioveruor: 
filte,  p.r  ofiic, 
1.  K.  Bill,  W 
Hmir,  A.M., 
A.  1).   Thoin 
Kinncar,  1). 
i""l_  Stewart 
This  lu^tii 

1-    AcAIM  A 

I   Viiimcal  Lit,, 

liinlirs,  <\t^    — 

^''""I'liian,  A. 
H.  Tnr;   T 

l;'iiv>t  Tei^ni 
Second  T(.|-, 

'lr/(isiinr,  J; 
'  '"rrcsjiojuliii,/ 


..  A. ; 
itiiiiis 

.  r  t'.ic 
Moii- 
ulav ; 
Jiiiv. 


I 


i 


:ii 


V/''.' 

dv 


1^:.^ 


:-M 


m 


I'i:m  vi.i: 

M'lral  Si-ii iir 
A.M.,  /*mvy 

LlUiiJUIKIIX. 

.Mi-:>  Liiii-;i  ( 

IiiiIl;'!'.  Assist, 
oil  Pdiiillini, 

'}■<•■  >nv>  ;m; 

crick  A,i:tlii.', 
'J'lic  Aciulc 
rlircc  ti-'riii.s  o| 


Hoard  op 
(TrcMsiii-cf, )   ] 

KOU/.H,    Illl.yll 
i'l;  VCIIKHS.- 

iJcp.irniK'iits, 

'I'kkms. — Ki 
piid-:  Oil  tlio  fir« 
rirsr  .Moiiflav  ii; 
iiia.s  liolidiiys-. 

no 

Pirsiilnif,  II, 
Tri'itS'iirr,  \V,ii 
"■'////v  Com  mi  t  It 
'^wW.  A.  Scotr, 

■"^11/"  riitfeitf/,  /,, 
mini,  .Miss  DaiJ 


•VVNAI'OMS    (  ( 

IIV.s7r;Vi     />/.sJ 

Hi'v.  Will,  (u)t\\\ 
A.  ( 'oirsuif 
''.  Sj)c'iicc'rj 

r.'iiiKs  (ii-iiv. 

l-lin'iiijiii  VVhitiJ 

■''■'■t'llliilll    l)itll|;i) 

^ViHi.iii,  AWmiIiI 
'^"''[. '1.  Iljirris.f 
J'-  C.  CowliiiM, 

/'Mstcni  /h'si/l 

->•     Vl.lifo, 

"  Micliael  ri'l 
(n'o.  Annd 


mo.] 


ALMANACK. 


65 


I'r.MM.K    HUANCJI.  —  l{c\  .    J.    AIIi-(»Il,   A.  1?.,    l^iiirljuil,     Profrssor   of 

}li,riil  Sriiiirr,  Ihllis  Littr(s,  and  /.mi'/'xii/is.  }>lv<.  M.  Louisa  Allison, 
A.  !>.,  /*''""'7'''''''''"''.  Prnfrsmn-' of  .\fiit/n'i/iiitirs,  and  Ancient  and  Modern 
l.int'iii'i'/"^.  Mi^-^  liOiiisa  DcW.  Allison,  'IVac/ier  In  hhnilixh  liranrhrs. 
.Mi-i>  I^:iiii':»  ('.  Kiii'zlit.  Assist.  Tntrhir  III  /Miii/'niffi's.  Miss  Ma^<rio  lUir- 
lijili^c,  Assist,  Ttarhir  in  Mal/n nutllrs.  Miss  K.  A.  Stiirircss,  i\ti('}i>r  of 
oil  P<tiiiliii;f,  !)•'•.  iV'.  Mi-s  Alice  ('.  liariics,  Assist.  Jiaclicr  in  Crayons, 
t\r.  Mi-^s  Maud  .1  ('roiiyii,  I'larliir  of  Ploiin  and  ]ond  Mnslc.  Fred- 
erick Aiitlii',  K>'i'  f^i''d'ssor  of  Piano,  (h-<iiin,aiid  Toro/ il/z/s/c, 

'J'lic  Acadciriii  year  licLiiiH  rlic  la>t  Thursday  in  July,  ami  consists  of 
tluve  terms  ol"  fourteen  wci.'k<  each. 

PICTor  ACADICMV,  PICTOIJ. 

r>uARi)  OF  'rin-iTKKs. — A.  1*.  Hoss,  (Chairman,)  James  nHchton, 
(Trcasuver, )  Daniil  l)ick-on,  (Secretary,)  J.  1).  \i.  Frazcr,  Hodk.  Me- 
Koii/.i< ,  IlueJi  H,  !{(jss,  W .  Ciordon,  aiid  -lames  Ives,  E>(|uires. 

Tkaciikk'*. — Kir>t  Department,  ^Ir.  Wni.  Jack.  Second  and  Third 
Dcjiartinents,  Mr.  John  ('o»fh'y. 

Ti;k.ms. — First  Term  cojnniences  on  the  first  Monday  in  January  and 
end-  on  the  tir>;t  Wednesday  in  July.  Second  Tei-m  commences  on  the 
rir~r  Monday  iu  August,  and  ends  at  the  eonimeucenieut  of  the  Christ- 
mas iioliday;. 

ROYAL  ACADIAN  SCHOOL,  HALIFAX. 

Patron,  the  Lieutenant  Governor. 

Prmldiiif,  Hon.  Hn^h  Hell.  1 7(v  y'ms/f^A ///,  .John  Williamson,  Esq. 
7'r^'iisirt'r,  \Vm.  Murdoch.  Srrrctari/,  J.  ('.  Hume,  Lst].,  ^L  D.  /,'.r- 
ifiilirc  Coiiiinlttfc,  K.  Xohle,  John  Mct/.ler,  J.  il.  Anderson,  J.  C.  Coj^s- 
well.  A.  Scott,  and  .L  (iil)son,  l"2s(|uires. 

Siijiirlnteiidi lit,  Mr.  W'm.  (iarvie.  Superintendent  Female  Depart- 
iiKut,  Miss  Daniels, 

COMMISSIOXKUS  OF  SCHOOLS. 

ANN  vroi.is  corNTV.  ;(Jiniert  Fowler,  William  Ousely, 

llV.s^m  District.        Amhro-^e  Hent,  D.  X.  MacQucen, 

Hl'v.  Wm.CiodtVey,  C/i..).  K.  Forsyrhe,  M.  D.    William  (JainnuMl 

"  A.  ( 'o'.rswt.'ll, 

"   ,].  SjH'iicer, 
.I:iui"-i  Oray. 
KliKulian  Whitman, 
Samuel  McCorniick, 
J.Tciniali  Ditmars, 
Willi, im  AVcathers, 
Ruhr.  .1,  Harris,  Fs<|r!: 
i;.  C.  Cowliu.Li-,  Clerk, 


•  AliMcr  Sanders, 

Jolin  Ea.uer, 

A  (roi»  Voiinir,  Fs(irs, 

W.  ii.  '   iincck.  Clerk.  roLCiiKSTKU   cointy 


V.  K.  J<ans,  M.D. 
C.  K.  Leonard,  jr.,  Clk. 


F.I  I  stern  f)l  strict. 
Urv.  J.  ^L  Camphell, 

(.  Iiainaan. 
"    \.  Vidito, 
Wlllard  Parker, 


CAPK  UHKTON  COINTV 

liev.  John  Lau;.ihlan, 
■'    M.  WiNon, 
Husxh  MiLeod, 
lico.  Uichard>on, 
Huuli  Poss, 
11.  J.  Fniacke, 
John  Quinnan, 
"    T.  D.  Puddle, 
H.  W.  Crawlev, 


t( 
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Michiiel  I'icules,     C,  E.  Leonard, 
(ieo.  Armstrouf^.    Peter  li.  Clarke, 


Hev.  .I(din  Baxter, 
.      "   Joseph  Forsythc, 
j     "   Janu!S  Smith, 
I     "   John  McLean, 
I     "    Wm.  McCuHoch, 

"    David  Dimock, 
Alex.  1).  Morrison, 
iSilas  H.  Crane, 
I  David  \',  Crow, 
i.Iames  D.  IJaird, 
Jleury  Wier, 
Francis  \l.  Paikor, 
Alexander  Wylie, 


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S'i'  W  ^'Z' 


■"T' 


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I'KO  VINCI  Ah    \VKf*I,KVAN 


[LSUll 


Klicii.  K.  I'o  •■',  K>t[r: 
,\.  S.  lC;iH)ii,  Ck-rk. 


I        /h's/nCt  of  (  'Idiv. 


District  of  Slirliiii/.     :  \\ 


John  Iii)iiiiyiiiiiii, 
Cliiuk's  Mi'Cunly, 
lioliort  livri-, 


;(; 


Will.    McIiCU(f, 

i'ii|amiii  15cllt,'\-i.';iii 


iia,- 


M.  I 


\:iviii()llil 


w 


llllillll 


Mrlv; 


>v, 


Jolni  liuckt'rliv, 
Arch.  I'aiti-r.MiM, 
D.ivid  \Vi!liaiii-oii, 
Joliii  Mcliito.sh, 
llolii'i-r  l.<i:^,ui, 
John  lr\iiu', 
Holiei't  I'lu-vis, 
John  Mmii(j.  I''M|rj!. 
Ml-.  Cunie.  t'lerk. 


jira  Kayinoinl, 

'I'iiu.  Sullivan,  I'>t|rs. 

L.  t^.  15()in'«|Uc,  L'k'ik. 

GlYSUOKo'    ( OINTV. 
.bV.  Mnn/s  iJislriii. 
IKt'V.  ,1.  ("ani]ilull, 


Alex.  ('ani|)l)dl.     Mafthrw  1 


/•'iistcni  Pistrirt. 
Hi'v,  John  Spnttt, 
"   Jos.  iVh'\aiiil"r, 
"   .lolm  ( '.uinoiU 
Wni.  'r.  L.v.lianl,  ' 
l)(»m.  K.iii\'ll,  ll^ijis. 

Finn/  /Jistn'rf. 

Ivi'v.  Mdlir.  Sedgwick, 
I     "    W.  ('.  .McKiniinn, 
i      "    Jo-cjtli  SiiiclilVf, 

II.  A.  (Ihidwin, 


'11.  Ka-1 

'Hii-li  McDoiiahl, 
'riidiria^  ( ili'iicros- 
Williain  .M  Ki'di, 
.Josi'uli  Ali'xanili^r, 


>llllO\VS. 


CIMMKHLANO    CO  TV.    William   IJL'iir. 


iirr 


<ljon/   Jjistiirt.     ill.  Klliott. 


Vxov.  W.  li   Kiuf,', 
"    .Idhii  Wat-nu, 


lA.  1^.  MclvL'iizif , 
Ucv.  ,Jaia('<  DiilHo, 


Janii's  (i.  Milvay.j'riio-J.  II.  PaiUTsoii, 
James  Kirkpatrick,        |('hri-<t()|)li('r  Jost, 


Ja<(.l)  V.  DrWolll 


il)i\i(l  Archilialil, 
:W.  (J.  Ai-cliihakl, 
jD.ivid  .\rchihakl  (IG) 
-lolin  liatt's, 
Uol)r.  A.  Lo^aii, 
Iv/.i'kic'l  Sihlcv, 
W.  J.  Lyduird,  CKa-k. 

Sliorr  Jh'strict. 
Rev.  Hoht.  Jamicxm, 
"    Jamos  JJi-eadliiL;, 
Wm.  Anderson, 


Tl 


loma- 


Di.k 


;on. 


John  Maloncy 
U'idw.  J.  t'mininyhani,   !Wm.  Hall,  jr 


Francis  Carroll,   Ks(|r.s.iI'MI.Franchi\  illc,  Fs(|s.'l'atk.  Mm'|)hv,  Hsqr-; 
n.  n.  l)icks(jn.  Clerk.    Sam.  1{.  IfuvseU.  Clerk.  Jas.  Faniuliar,  Clerk. 


ChiiiIii  rliiii'l. 
Kev.  ,Io!m  Mniuo. 
"    l{ol»t.  K.  Crane, 
"    Alex.  Clarke, 
"    Jas.  Chri-^tic, 
"    I'eter  Donohoe, 
"    Jas.  K.  lialcom, 
lion.  II.  (i.  rineo, 
Joseph  <)x!ey, 
Thijmas  Ijo^iiin, 
TiUott  Harrison, 


lIAI.irw    (OLNTV.      I 

( 'iff,.         I 

ilJev.  R(.l)t.  Willis,  D.D.I 
I     "    Dr.  llannan,  ; 

I     "   C.(^l.ur(liill,A.M.! 
John  W.  Wilchic, 
'.Vndrow  McKinlav, 
iThos.  S,  Tohin,  * 
JH.  S.  r.huk,  M.  D, 
I  Patrick  Power, 
John  Donll,  ICscp 


HANTS      C'OIN'I  V 

W'l^tirii  Ih'strirt. 
vi'v,  .1^  L.  Min-doeli 


Tl 


ionia> 


W 


ilNIi, 


\\\\\.  l»nrlon, 


lion.  K.  A.  M<II  •tlV, 
K.  V.  Hardin-  M.  1). 
\\n\.  A.  liennetr, 
J 


James 


O'K 


ricn, 


])avid  l\  Alli>on. 
, ,.,,        ,,  ,,  .        .  I'riios.  ^Ln-nard,  Ks(|r,' 

(,ill,ert  Seaman,  Ls(irs.  Stephen  Soklen,  Clerk.   R,.,.^  W.  L.  Mnrdo.  Ii, 


Mr.  ('iuuidler,  Clcrl- 


DlOnV    COIN'TV, 

Rev.  Cluis.  Randall, 
"   Jolni  C.  Morse, 
"    Arcii.  (rray, 
''    Edw.  Butler, 

Charles  Wwh], 

John  Roltinson, 

iV  II.  Rn.L'<:k-.s, 

A.  II  irdwick, 

John  S.  Malle.tt.  IW[V> 

\V.  Laudett,  Clerk. 


W'estern  District. 

Rev.  .John  Aml»rose, 

"    T.  li.  Porter, 

"    V.  (;.  MciircMor, 

"    Dennis  (leary, 
Lawrence  Hartsliorne, 
John  Lamherr, 
Charles  Hamilton, 
IVter  JNIartin, 
James  'rhonii>soii. 
M,  (jl.  r'iack.jr.,  lYS(p-s,  J-^aac  O'lirien,  Kscpv 
iM.  13.  Deshrisav,  Clerk.  Rev.  J.  Cameron, Clerk. 


Clerk. 

DoiufhtH  and  Ruudon 

District. 
Rev.  Chas.  Rownian, 
ilolin  McDoiii^all, 
William  O'lJrieii, 
Arthur  M.  Cochran, 
! James  A.  Srotr, 
jjacoi)  Wilhrow, 
lAdam  Dicktjv, 


■RliWI 


'wpvw^ 


William  Watt 
J.  L.  Tremain 
Ik.ii.  Win.  Me 
IVtei'  J.  Hi'oua 
IVrer  Snivrh.  1 
J.  McDoiiald.  ( 


AhmI  T.  Raki 


MXKVIllnci   CO 


(•t : 


ISOO.] 


ALMANACK. 


(i7 


INVKHNKS"*    rolNTV. 

>'.('////  I  fist  riff. 

\[r\.  AlrN.    McDoililM, 

•    Will.  (i.  Forlii's, 
•'    llii-li  McDcMiild, 

'•     .1.   V.    M.l)(.M!ll(l, 

'•  . McLoiiii, 

Williiiin  Watts, 
,1.  I..  Tri'iiiain, 
ll(.ii.  NVm.  MfKrcn, 
IVtiT  J.  I>n)ii:ir.!. 
IVtiT  Siiivtli,  Ks(|rs. 
,1   McDoriiiM.  t'loik. 

lUv.  Tut.  Mc\vca<;iK'y, 
••    M.  .1.  ("lu'tial, 
"   ,I()!iu  (inuit, 
"    .lohii  (illUIl, 
Hi'ury  Taylor. 
MuK'olni  McKay, 
Siiiiiucl  Cainiil)cl!, 
Thomas  Ktliri<l;j,i', 
Aii;:iH  McLfUiiaii, 
\V.  (^liisholm,  lv(|!v. 
II.  V.  Taylor,  CliMk. 

KISli^    (OINTV, 

Win.  11.  ( 'Iiiinnaii, 
C,  \V.  11.  IIarii>, 
IIii-Ii  1-  I)i«'kcy, 
Niitiiaii  Tu)ti)(-'r, 
William  Mill.;r, 
Cair!.  H.  Hill, 
C.  r.  ilaiiiilt(m,:>r.D. 
Kitw.  I,.  Hrowu,  M.l). 
.Jiaii*'  lA'ard, 
Wink-ivorth  Cliipmaii, 
(ifMr;j:i'  Fislier, 
'I'lio-;.  Kariiswortli, 
Aiuhvw  Bonli-n, 
fn'or::!'  A.  Banialiv, 
Ji.im  Bonk-ii,  M.  \). 
Holmes  MarstL'i-.s,  M.l), 
K.luanl  Moirn,  M.  D. 
JaiiK's  K.  Kand, 
Ezuki.'l  Wlu'L-lock, 
AmmI  T.  Baker.  Ksqrs. 
J.  \X.  Harris,  Clork. 

LrM,\iu:it(i  rorxTY. 

Liimnihuiy    Coiniti/. 
R>'v.  Henry  L.-<)weu, 

"   r.  K.  Cossmaii, 

•'   Wni.  Durt; 


l{e\ .  .Jo-c|>l!  Hart, 

"    l'iiili|)  .\l.  lioldeii 
John  ilcrkiuaii, 
iWiii.  Buss,  iv-(|rs. 
;I).  Owen,  Clerk. 

i     AT  »•  hi'I'liii  f>istn'rt. 
Kev.  W.  Buwcrs, 
"   ,1.  ,J.  Skinner, 
"    11.  M.  Spike, 
"    Cliarles  DeWolf, 
"    How.  I).  Steele, 
"    .lolin  1'.  Moody, 
lieiimel  \y.  Drew, 
T.  K.  Cnij:}:',  lvs(ir,s. 

(J/msfrr  District. 
Rev.  C.  .J.Shreeve, 

"   J.  (;.  Hard, 
William  ir.l.ertson, 
Mtlward  Ilceknian, 
John  Stewart, 
Bol>t.  Smith, 
a.  Bieluudson,  Esqrs. 

I'M  TO  I     <'OL'NTY. 

1         JSort/i  JUstrict. 

Rev.  Charles  Klliott, 
"    Jas.  Bnyne, 
"    A.  Hi-nlman, 
"    M.  Sutherland, 
"    A.  MeArthur, 
"   James  Mair, 

'James  C'riehlon, 

Wni.  (iordon,  Escir.s. 

J.  Smith,  Clerk. 

Svtt/i  District. 

Rev.  John  Stewai-t, 
"    A.  M.-Cilvrav, 
"    J)avi(rRov,  ' 
''    Allan  Tolloek, 
"    llenrv  DeBlois, 
"    1).  Ji".  Blair, 

James  Carniiehacl, 

Jolin  Melvay, 

flames  (.'rearav, 

John  Camphell, 

Donald  MeR;ie, 

K.  Roaeh,  Clerk, 

QI'KKX's    (Ol'NTV. 

Rev.  K.  B.  Nichols, 
"   John  S.  Addy, 


R.v.  A.  Martell. 
"    Ja«.  Meiviii, 
,      '••    I'.  M.  llolden. 
jl'idward  Cliri-to|iher, 
ly.enaN  Smith,  lv-([r.s. 
|C.  Mor.se,  Ck'rk. 

IM(  li:\H)M»    CorNTY. 

Rev.  J.  A.  Shaw, 
"    I  leriiert  (ieroir, 
"    N.  (.'orteaux, 
"    Murdoeii  Stewart, 
'*    Jani'vs  Ross, 

I'-ter  l)e(.'arteret, 

Wm.  Crieliton, 

V.  Marmaud, 

.Jo^.  Creamer,  M.  1). 

Jos.  Martell,  Kstjrs. 

J.  Fuller,  Clerk. 

SllEMirnVE    COINTY. 

Burritiiiton  District. 

Rev,  Allierl  Swim, 
"    Roht.  Duncan, 
"    Ilenrv  Slokes, 
"    Jas.  T.  Tays, 

IWintlirop  Saruent, 

iTIiomas  Collin, 

JRohert  Rohei'lson, 

jFrinee  McLaren,  <> 

!  Andrew  Crowe  11, 

|D:nid  Tlnnnas, 

i.Fohn  Meiii'ay, 

iWm.  Xickerson, 

jFaul  Brown,  l"i<(|r«. 

J.  M.  Doane.  Clerk. 

SluHiiinii-  District. 

Rev.Thos.  II.  White, 
''    Roht.  Tweedv, 
"   Geo.  Clark,  Clerk. 

Rohert  Currii', 

Jo.diua  Snow, 

(ieor<:e  Snyder,  M.l). 

^Vndrew  Barcday, 

Alex.  MeXaugliton, 

.lolin  Locke, 

Alex.  II.  Cocken, 

llujxli  Houston. 

SYDXKY    COL'XTY. 

Rev.  ifohn  Canu-n^n, 
"    John  Sheil, 
"    R.  Meliilvrav, 


t  .     •      •  • 


U'^: 


I"1 

Li,"    , 


-.11 


■'    ..7   '■) 


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1 1 

Hi; 


I.  ■"  IT  •-I 


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IMIOVINCIAT-    WKHLFYAN 


[IHOO. 


Hov.  T.  W.  Morris, 
"    ffoliii  (juiniiaii, 
"   J).  Iloncyinim, 
Ak'x.  McDoiuild, 
IIiiu'li  McDonal.l. 

(ii'(iv;;x'  Brt'llllilll, 

A.  Mc(  iilvrav,  I>(jrs. 
Wilki.-;  Clerk. 


J.  C. 


virToiUA  corxTV. 

Ucv.  A.  M.Iiuu^li, 
"  A.  McDonald, 
"  Cliarlcs  Ko-s, 
"  Jamc'.  FrM<cr, 
"  K.  McKi'iizic, 
"    Alt'x.  M.-(Jilvrav 

DoiilmM  n.  McN'al..' 


John  HoluM'fson, 

.loNi'iili  I'.iiisli'y,  M.  1). 

.Io'C|ili  Hart, 

Kerr  McFifod, 

Don.  Mt  Kiniiun.  Ks([rs. 

A.  llalil)urton,  Clerk. 

YAHMOI  TH    rOLNTV. 
'        hislrirt  (>f\iiifi//f, 
Kev.  Ili'iirv  HiMtlic, 
I     "   Joseph  Qniniian, 
I     "    l'liili|)  'roi|U.', 
.Folin  Ii'iiin|n.', 
Uo!in  Kvdcr, 
iTllOMl.l<   Willctt, 

]D.  Hoiidrt'au, 
ll-iraci  llardiiiL'.  jr. 


Thoinas  Kirl»y,  M.  1) 
Ht'iilien  Ai>l)ott, 
.lames  M.  Lent, 

.    Iravis, 
.lolin  ('.  Anderson, 
Kiio-  (iardner,  ]'!st[rs. 
Mr.  Youuj,',  Clerk. 

I  District  of  y'armouth. 
J>)-e|)li  B.  Bond, 
l{(il(crt  HuMter. 
Charles  I-l.  Brown, 
Kreilerii'k  ildtoii, 
.Iose|)li  B<M_''('r<i, 
Nathan  Hilton,  IvHp- 
.1.  C.  Farisli,  Clerk. 


ECCLESIASTICAL. 

CLERGY  OF  THK    C.MTLD    CIIUKCII   OF  KNGLAND  AND 
liM<:LAND  IN  NOV'A-SCOTLV. 

The  Ki;j:h.  Rev.  Ilihhcrt  Binney,  />./>.,  Lord  Bishop  of  Xovn  Seoiia, 
exereisin;^  F|»i-;co|);il  juri-iliction  over  Nova  Scotia  luid  I'.  K.  Lsjand. 

Veil.  K(.l)ert  WiUi-^,  /aAA,  and  DJ'.L.,  Archdeacon  of  Novu-Scotiii 
luid  I'rince  Kdward  1-^land. 

IliilltUx,  V^'ii,  Robert  Willis,  I)J>.  and  D.C  L.,  Rorror,1ind  Hcv.  (;. 
W.  Hill,  A.M..  Curate.  St.  I'anl's  Church;  Kev.  \V.  Biillo.k,  Keci  ,r, 
and  I{ev.  H.  Bullock,  /1..1/..  Assistant,  St.  Luke's;  l{ev.  R.  F.  rniacke. 
.1  .lA.,  and  the  Rev.  Thomas  Crisp,  A  Ji.,  Curate,  St.  (jeorj,a>s ;  Uev.  J. 
T.  Twininn:.  /)./),  GarriM.n  Chajylain  ;  Hev.  L.  C.ilpin,  jr.,  A.M.,  IVin. 
JL\.  Cram.  School  ;  Wcv.  ,].  C.  Cochran,  the  Bi.^hop'n  Chapel,  and  ilii' 
Ui'v.  (I'tiuyp  E.  W.  MuniH,  A  M .*  Ai/f^sjiinl,  Rev.  Richard  Avcrv, 
Anii'i/xilis,  Rev.  Kdwiii  (Jilpin,  .4./^.,  and  Rev.  Ja>.  .L  liiichie,  .l..l7. 
Aiii/ii r.'il,  Rev.  (ieo.  'ro\vn>end,  A  M.  Allwm  Miina,  Rev.  II.  I). 
DcBlois,  J.,U.  A,itl,io),ii>l,,\{Kiv.  Win  T.  Morris,  .L/y.,  and  Rev.  L. 
M.    ir.  /////,  A.Ji.     Aricliot,   liev.  R.  F.  Brine,  A. /I.,   and    Rev.  Jnw,s 

A.  S!iinr.  f'ri(lii'it'uU'r,  ,].  T.  Moody  jr.,  .1  li.  Ji<triiii;/tnn,, ].T.'l'i\\<. 
daletfoiiic ,  Rev,  Altraham  Jordon.  (.'cniu-dllis  and  W'olfi-illc,  Rev.  Jnliii 
Srorrs,  A./i.  ClHHf;its-/iort,  Rev.  W,  >L  (Judf'rey,  A.lJ.  ('/i<st>r,  Hcv. 
C.  J.  Sluvve,  .1./^.,  and  Ivcv.  Richard  I'ayne.  bartinouth,  Rev.  ,Iaiiic« 
Slirevo,  J). I).,  and  Rev.  ,1 .  Stewart,  .1..!/.  /^'//'v/,  Rev.  Arcliiliali! 
Gray,  A./i.,  and  Rev.  A.  MiUcdp'.  Falmouth,  l{ev.  (Jeo.  McCawiev, 
li.n.  (friuiri/lc,  Rev.  J.  M.  Camphcll,  yl.  J/.  (iiit/s'ioivu(ili,  Rev.G.  T. 
Jarvis,  A./i.     Kriiti'ii'lc,   Rev.   liciiry  L.   Vewens.     Lii'n'jmol,  Rev.  Kii. 

B.  Nie!u;!s,  A.M.,  and  Rev.  J.  Forsythe,  A.li.  Ltimnliunj,  Rev.  Hy. 
L.  Owen,  A.li.  Ldl-c/inids,  O.  M.  (irinden,  A./i.  MaitlomI,  Kev. 
Jo!in  Randall,  A./i.  Mnhomi  /i,n/,  Rev.  \V.  IL  Snyder,  A.M.  Man- 
chmtf.r,  Kev.  H.  H.  Hamilton,  A./i.  Man/dirt's  /iny.  Rev.  John  Aiii- 
brosc.  A.M.     Xur/iort,  Re\'^.I^  J-    Hill.   A.M.     Xeiv  Dublin  cu'd  /Mik 

^>  Those  iiuines  in  ItalicB  are  retired  MinisU^rs. 


i^r»o.] 


(V-  rli'Vi ,  Rev. 

/'"■/,,",  Kev.  ( 

'/.//,  Kev.  C. 

JllMic>of|.       ,S' 

>'•  I'-imkr,    Ke 

.^lii  11)11  r HP,    Kc 

I  iiiiicke,  .1.  / 

roivyth.      Tut 

Cawicy,  /A /a, 

I'liiicipal  Col|( 

'J'lic()lo;:y,   Ivii 

Al/'rtd    (iil/)in, 

Ilcv.    James   1 

//ulilHii's  (orr, 

Jravtlliii//  M 

C'uast  i)t'  Nova 

COLO 

Pati 

Vice-Patuons 


HVIMAX  Cc 
the  Provincial  ] 

f  ojh'i-iii.  (Chail 
Alnioii,  J.  (i    ^\ 
jr.,  P.  ('.  Hill, 
C'llliiis,  Fs(piii 
ward  Biniiev,  I 


pATnovs. — Th 
tor  I'roii 
1^ 

f\r.iiif,'nt,   fh( 
Aicjidujicon  U'i 
M.  IJ.  Ahnon, 
ivii.e  H.irtshoir 
iiiun,  .\Li).,  1{ 
<'llill,    K.  Bin 
Clarke.  S.  P.  F 
A.  Smith,  K.  D 
i>'|iiircs.,  and  a 
'I ((usurer,  Win. 
AssisUiitt  Sicata 

COM.MITTICK 

M.  B.  Alinon,  ]| 
i'oii.  Mr.  Jtisti,| 
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Hn-iPir,  \lcv.  Ht'nry  Spiko,  J.fi.  Pitrrsfun-i)',  TJ<'\ .  Win.  IJ.  Kin^r,  A.M. 
I'iiiii".  U»'V.  Cliiulc-i  Kllintt.  A.n.  J'ln/irituft,  Vm-\  .  .].  A.  (ln<fi|.  /k'nir- 
i!hi,  Ii'.v.  C  nowiirm,  .1.//.  >7(//»  llii'm-  nml  Jafnn ,  ]W\-.  IJnlioit 
J,iiiiit'-t)M.  SiiliiKiii  liii'ir  mill  Jiiihir  llitrinr,  IJt'v.  .liiiiirs  llri-ailiii^r. 
.<t,  ii'litrkr,  HfV.  J.  AlfXiimli  r.  >WrA///A,  \lv\ .  U.  W.  ('imIiihii,  A.li. 
Sliilhiinip,   ]Uy.   T.    II.    Wliitf,  A  /{.     .<//'//"»/.    r.  //.,   IJ.x .  Hi<-luinl  J. 

I  lliil(k.',   .1.    /^       \l</llli/    Minis,     \IV.      v.     I).'     IJiplillf.        '/'/-i/co,   Ilrv.  J. 

ror>vtli.  Tii.sh'f,  Itt'v.  riiilip  'ruc(|Ui'.  W'ini/siir,  \U'V.  {.WoV'^v  Mc- 
Ctwiiy.  />./>,  rn.h's^uroC  Kiii-'s  C.-Uc-c;  \ivv.  I).  W.  I'ick.ti,  A.Af. 
l'iiii<i|>iil  C<<lk>}:i;itt'  AcinU'iny;  Kt-v.  ,1.  M.  llcn-lcy,  .1  .1/.,  I'mlfS'iir  ()!' 
Tlit'ok'uv,  Iviii^^'s  {'olk';;t';  Hcv.  'I'lios.  Miiviiiinl,  A.M.,  IJcttor;  Utv. 
Mfnd  (,llinn,  A.M.  Wi ywonth,  Hcv.  IMiili|)  Filciil,  A.li.  Wilmol, 
K'l'v.  Jiiiiifs  l\<»licil>oii,  1>.I>.  Yitriiiuiilfi,  ]Wv.  Jolm  T.  T.  Moody. 
//i(Wr/7'.i  Corr,  licv,  il.  Stiiiiior. 

TnviHiiitj  MI.'^siiiiiwiiA. — Cape  Hivton  Tslund,  Kcv.  W.  Gelling  ;  West 
CuustofNovu  iS(  uliii,  lifv.' I'liilip  'rocqiu', 

COLONIAL  CHURCH  AND  SCHOOL  SOCILTY. 
1'atkon. — Hor  Mo't  (iraciuiis  Miijory  tho  Queen. 

VicK-r'ATUONS. — His   Orace  tho   Arcliliisli(>|)  of   Caiiterbiiry,  and  His 
(iracc  tlu'  Anlilfi-'hop  of  Voik. 

llvi.UAX  CoKur.sroNDiNG  C<».M.MiTTi:i:. — [Imorponited  l»y  A<'t  of 
tlie  Pros  iiK'ial  Lcuislaturo,  1H.')1.] — 'I'Ik.'  Loid  liisliop  of  Nova  Scotia, 
ir  orfin'it,  (Cliainnan),  li(!v.  Dr.  TwiiiinLi,  Kcv.  (J.  W .  Hill,  jloii.  M.  li. 
Almou,  J.  (J  A.  Crci«;liton,  'I'lios.  A.  I'rowii,  I'.rcr  [..viu-li,  W.  rrvor, 
jr.,  r.  C.  Hill.  J.  C.  Co-swcIl.  .).  \y.  Hitciilc,  Wm.  H.lrc.  and  nrciiion 
(.  olliiis,  Ksipiircs,  Suntui'ij,  Capt.  F,  Webber  Siiulli.  Tria!>uitr,  Va\- 
waid  liiiiney,  K.-^*]. 

DIOCKSAN  CHURCH  SOCIETY. 

Patrons. — Tlu-  l{i;;Iit  Hononrablo  tlu*  Eiirl  of   MuIy:ravo  ;  the  Society 

for  l^romotin^r  Christian  KiiowlodLie  ;  the  Society  for  tho 

l'ropa;;ation  of  the  Gospel  in  Foreij^n  Parts. 

Piisiil.nf,  the  Lord  liishop,  t.r  (I'Jicin.  Viro  Pnsifhnts,  the  Von. 
Anhdi'Mcon  Willis,  D.D.,  and  D.C.L..  Sir  Hrenton  Haililanton,  Hon. 
.M,  H.  Alnion,  iJolin  Sprv  Morris,  K.■^(|.,  Hon.  ^Vln.  K.  Bliss,  Law- 
nii'O  Ilartshorne,  E>q.  kvirnlirc  Coiiimillif,  Wni.  II.  Marvin,  W.  AI- 
m.Mi.  M.D..  H.  Collin,-,  II.  Hart-horn.-,  T  li.  Akins,  .[.  W.  Kiichie,  P. 
('.  Hill,  K.  Hiinicy,  M.  Kndolf,  .].  W.  DcWolf.  M.D.,  Win.  (Jossip,  N. 
Cliirke,  S.  P.  Fairbanks,  A.  M.  L'niacke.  D.C.Ii.,  Lient-C(d.  Myers,  J. 
.V.  Smith,  E.  1).  Mcynoll,  Jo!in  Silver,  Wni.  Hare,  'I'hos.  A.  IJrown, 
L-quires.,  and  all  Clorfzyinen  Licensed  by  the  Bishop  of  the  Diocese. 
'J iKtsiin-r,  Win.  C.  Silver,  Esip  Sirr<t'tn/,  Kev.  E.  Gilpin,  jr.,  A.M. 
AssisUtiit  Sicntaiy,  Henry  Pryor.,  Est].,  A.M. 

Co.MMITTliK  Ul'ON  PjJOVISlOX  FOR   WiDOWS  AM)  Ori'H.XN'S. Hon. 

M.  H.  Alinon,  Kcv.  Dr.  Twininu.  ]{cv.  W.  Bnllock,  Hev.  G.  W.  Hill, 
Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Bliss,  2s.  Clarke,  J.  C.  Co;^.-i\vell,  Estpiircs,  Kev.  E. 
(iilliiii,  Jr.,  Sfc'ti/. 

K.Mxtw.MKNT  CoM.MITTKK. — Kev.  II.  TVillock,  Kcv.  E.  (iiljiin.  jr., 
fSi-r'fi/..)  J.  Kilchie,  r.  C.  lli'l,  W.  C.  Silver,  Henry  Tryor,  W.  Hare, 
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N.   S.  CoMMITTKi;  OF  SoOtETY  FOR  PROMOTING  CjFRlSTIAN  Kxow. 

i,Ki)OK. — Tlic  Lord  15isli<)|),  the  Vet;.  Ar<'h(U'HCf)ii,  Sir  Bifiiton  Ilalli- 
l.uiKiii,  Hon.  W.  B.  P.liss,  Rc'T.  J.  Ambrose,  llev.  W.  Bullock,  Hcv  T, 
11.  Wliitc,  Kev,  K.  (Jil])iu,  sen.,  Kev.  11.  L.  Ycwens,  Kev.  E.  (Jil],iii, 
jr.,  (S<:c'li/.),  and  W.  (iossip,  Esc]. 

This  Society  liolds  its  Aunuid  .Meetiiijr  between  the  middle  of  Scptfiii- 
ber  and  tlie  end  ol'  Uelober,  in  each  veiir.     • 

MINISTERS  (W  THE  SYNY)D  OE  THE  ESTABLISHED 
CIUJKCll  OF  SCOTLAND,  IX  ^'OVA  SCOTIA. 

Mixhrator,  Kev.  Alex.  McLean.  Clerk,  Kev.  James  Mair.  Suprrln- 
trndeiif  of  Missions,  Kev.  Jno.  JMartin.  St/nod  Treasurer,  Wm.  Goidou, 
Esf].,  rictou. 

rRKSUVTKRY  OF  HALIFAX. — Halifax,  St.  Matthew's,  Rev.  Jolin 
Scott,  A.  M.,  and  Kev  Thomas  Jardine  ;,  St.  Andrew's,  Kev.  Ge()r^(; 
Bovd.  Newfoundland,  Kev.  Donald  McKae.  Missionarv,  Rev.  Gcoiue 
W.  Stewart. 

ri«i;si!YTKKY  OF  PiCTor. — McLcllnn's  Mountain,  Kev.  Alexander 
McGilvray,  D.  d.  Kietou,  Kev.  A.  AV.  llerdnian,  A.  M.  Ku^iwasli  luv. 
T.  Tntloi'h.  New  (ila<^ow,  Kev.  Allan  Pollock.  Barney's  River,  He\-. 
Jas.  Mair.  Wallace,  Kev.  Ceorjie  Christie.  Gairloch  and  Sultsia-iiius, 
Kev.  Alexander  McKay.     Missiuiuir^j,  Kev.  .fohn  Sinclair. 

Prksuytkry  of  I'imxce  Edward  Island. — Charlottetown,  Kev. 
Thomas  Duncan.  IJclfast,  Kev.  Alexr.  McLean.  Georgetown,  Ri'v. 
Andrew  Lochhead.     Miusionarij,  Rev. —  McLaurin. 

The  Kev.  1).  McDonald  is  in  connexion  with  this  Synod,  but  docs  not 
sit  as  a  member  of  court. 

CoMMiTTKi-;  oy  Cui'RCii  Intorvoratiox. — Kev.  Messrs.  Janliiie, 
(Convenei-,)  Pollock,  Duncan,  ^liir,  and  Messrs.  Cameron,  Thomson, 
Mr.ckay,  and  Hon.  John  Holmes,  Elders. 

CoMAiriTKK  ox  lloMK  IMissiONs. — Revs.  James  iSTair,  (Convener,) 
Dr.  McGilvray,  Alex.  MaeLean,  Thomas  Jardine,  John  Mackay,  V.ii[. 
and  Mr.  James  Thomson. 

The  Synod  meets  this  year  at  Pictou,  on  the  last  AVcdnesday  in  June. 

PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA. 

yrockrator,  Kev.  James  Smith.  D.  1).  S;im)<l  Clerk.  Kev.  P.  G.  Mc- 
Greiior.     Si/iiod  IWasnnr,  Abraham  Patterson,  Esq.,  Pictou. 

Pres'i;\ti:rv  OF  Trlro. —  i'jtjHr  LundoiK/errij,  Kev.  E.  E.  Kd^^  : 
/.o/'V7* /.o//(/M//(?r/v_y,  Kev.  A.  L.  Wilie  ;  Truro,  Rev.  Win.  MeCulloch: 
Onsloir  ami  Hearer  Brook,  Kev.  J.  1.  Baxter;  Noel,  Kev.  T.  S.  Cnnv; 
Sh'iciacke.  Iicv.  James  Smith  ;  I'arrslorwKjh,  Kev.  J.  McG.  McKtiv: 
J/arni/,  X.  H.,  Kev.  S.  Johnson;  Maitiiuul,  Kev.  J.  Currie  ;  Miih'.l 
Steiriarke  ami  Crookfirkl,  Kev.  Alex.  Cameron;  (ioose  liiver,  Kev.  W. 
S.  Darrick.     Pns'l/feri/  Clerk,  Kev.  E.  Ross. 

Pkksuvtkry  or  Halifax. —  Windsor  ami  Xeirporf,  Kev.  J.  L.  -Miu- 
doch,  .1.  .1/.;  Ifalij'ii.r,  Rev.  P.  (J.  Mc(Jre;xor;  Xiiie  Mile  Rirer,  Keiimt- 
rook,  and  Core,  Rev.  John  Cameron;  Yarinottth,  Rev.  Georo-e  Clnisn;'; 
iSlidhiiriie,  liarriiKito))  iS'  Cii/dc  L'irer,  Rev.  (u'orge  M.  Claike  ;  MiisijiuhIi- 
hoit.  Rev.  R.  Sed^ewick  ;  Shulienaeadie  and  Loirer  Steiriacke,  Rev.  J.  M'- 
Lean  ;  AimapoHs  and  Uridqi'loirii,  Rev.  ,lames  A.  Murray;  Xeirjxirt,  Kev. 
J.  .McLeod.     Pnsliijtirii  {'I'-rk,  Rev.  J.  !McLean. 


18(50.] 


I'i!i:si!vti:ky  < 
M'(iin\ray.  MV 
II  rsf  Jiirer,  Rev. 
.McKiiinoii.  Mrr 
I!  lyiie.  liirir  Jai 
KdV,  and  (Priniit 
Taiicrson.     Tatan 

lidiri/i',  \{vv.  

(liiimi,  Sltirlirook,  a 
Jas.  WatsoiL — /-•/• 

I'ni.SliVTFRV  o 

Rev.  James  AlleiL 
f/oir,  Xeir  London 
\acant.  >V.  Petn 
Fraser. — Presbi/kri 
Iliiin<  Missioiiarii 
McCuUy,  R.  Laird 
iievs.  J.  Geddie, 
soil,  Xeiv  Hebrides. 
(icid. 

Board  of  Hov 
Walker  and  Tlioni 
Miller,  Rnlhin-  Eldc 
BoAiiD  OF  For 
;  Wadded,  Kod.lick 
iiotli  Forbes,  James 
—Rev.  J.  Bayne. 

The  Synod  ineet,'^ 
3rd  Wednesday  of, 

'J'lIKOLOGICAL  »*• 
J.  Ross.  Profe.^sor 
f'ssorofifcnudand 
C'lssiis,  Mat  he  mat  i( 
Semtari/  to  the  Poai 

Saninari/  Board- 
locli,  Baxter,  E.  \io 
K.  Smith,  ]).  MeCt 
chard,  and  Adam  I 
Sixty. 

SYNOD  OF  T 


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^foderator,  Kev. 

PHESiJYTKRY  OF 

Aim's,  Abraham  M( 

PUKSHYTLRV     OF 

Lnwiilmn/,  William 
l''Hjar,  John  Hun 
C'lrinrallis,  U'iUiam 
"■"l<r,  Howai-d  1). 
''ormral/is,  Alexandc 
I'iu:si5vti:ry  of 
iMclialirr,  Aiexantk-i 
Wallace,  John  .Munr 


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I'iM'.siiVTKKY  (iV  Pi<  TOi:. — /v/>A,  Jjirtiir/i,  F.ii^if  Ilin r,  Key.  Aimiis 
Mdiilivniy.  \\(st  Hirer,  liC\'.  (icoi-Lie  Hoddick.  (.'(iitnil  ('Inirr/i, 
Wist  Hirer,  Ixi'v.  Janu'S  Tiioiii-oii.  \\'(sf  /iniiich  /uist  Hirer,  Y\qv.  .]. 
McKiiiiion.  Meri(/<)iiiis/i,  ]\c\.  A.  W  Miilcr.  /'ietwi  Toirii,  \lrv,  das. 
Uiviic.  Hirer  Joltii,  vacant,  ^iir  (Has-joir,  (rlaiiii's' ('liiircli,)  Uev.  I), 
KdV,  and  (rriniitivc  Cliin-cl!)  Kcv.  (i.  Walker.  L!r(<ii  fli//,]\vy.  G. 
I'lilUTSon.      'Jiit(Uii(i(,'i>nc/ie,    I{c!v.    .lames    Jiyors.      Aufiiio:iish,  uml    ('(ti»' 

(iinriie,\{v\. J)()\vnic.      ( '/kiI/uiiii,    liev.    floiin    McCnrdy.      Ca/e. 

iloniii,  S/terliroo/c,  and  (xleiieli/.  Rev.  John  Cnni|)l)ell.  JScic  Aiiiiau,  Kcv. 
Jas.  Watson. — Preshiiterij  Clerk,  Kcv.  Gcor-jro  Walker. 

1'i;i.si!VTi;kv  oi'  1'.  K.  Island. — Prince  'Joint,  vacant.  (_'nre  Jfead, 
Rev.  James  Allen.  Bedet/nc,  Kev.  R.  8,  i'atterson,  A.  M.  Aeir  (,'/as- 
fjDir,  NciiJ  London  and  Carendis/i,  Rev.  1.  Murray.  Hiclmxmd  Pa//, 
vacant.  St.  Peter's,  Rev  llemy  Crawford.  Cascuinpec,  Rev.  Allen 
Fniser. — Preshi/tcri/  Cierk,  J.  Allan. 

Hum'  J//,s',s/o«f//-/(S,  Revd.'s  J.  S])rott,  -T.  AYaddell,  Messrs.  R.  Grant,  R. 
McC'tiUy,  R.  Laird,  J.  D.  McGilvray,  Wni.  Keir.  l''orii(/ii  Missiumiries, 
Kc'vs.  J.  Geddie,  Anicteiun  ;  G.  N.  Govdou,  J'^rroinan(/a ;  J.  W.  Mutlie- 
t^oii,  Neio  Hebrides.  Jiev.  ISiUnuel  F.  .Johnson  designated  to  the  same 
licl.l. 

HoAUD  OF  IIoMK  Missions. — Rev.  !Mossrs.  Patterson,  !McGiIvray, 
Walker  and  Thoin]ison,  ]\Iessrs.  A.  Collie,  .1.  McKinnon,  J).  Fraser,  L. 
Miller,  Rulin;^'  Elders.     l{ev.  George  Patterson,  >SVrVy. 

BoAKi)  OF  FoRicifiN  MISSIONS. — Rev.  ^lessrs.  Baxter,  Roy,  Bayne, 
Waddell,  Roddick  and  McKinnon,  and  ^lessrs, -lolin  Lockhead,  Ken- 
neth Forhes,  James  Stalker  and  I'eter  Jvoss,  Ruling  Elders.  Secretary 
— Rev.  ,].  Baync. 

The  Synod  meets  this  year  at  Prince  Street  Church,  Pietou,  on  the 
.3rd  Wednesday  of  June,  at  7  o'clock,  r.M. 

'I'liEOLOGiCAL  SlCMiNAKV. — Pro/'essor  of  Si/xtennlfic  y/tro/oi/y,  Rev. 
J.  Koss.  Prof(s>^or  of  Biblira!  Liteniturr,  Rev.  Jas.  Smith,  I).I).  Pro- 
fissor  of  ^feiital  and  A/oral  P/iilosoj>hi/,  Rev.  .las.  I?oss.  Professor  of  the 
C'assiis,  Mathematics  and  Natural  Philomplt)/ ,  ^Mr.  TIios.  McCuUoch. 
.'Scrreturi/  to  tlie  Board  of  Superintendence,  Hcv.  W.  ISicCnlloch. 

Seminar//  Board — The  Profess(jrs,  ex  otHcio.,  Rev.  Messrs.  McCnl- 
locli,  Baxter,  E.  Ross,  Wyllie,  (/ameron,  McKay  and  Curry,  and  Messrs. 
U.  Smith,  ]).  McCurdy,  1.  Flemmiiijx,  Wm  Mclvim,  Eleniming  Blan- 
(liard,  and  Adam  JJiekie.  ^Ir,  McCuUoch,  Concentr.  Rev.  E.  Ross, 
Soctij, 

SYNOD  OF  THE  FREE  CHURCH  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Moderator,  Rev.  Hugh  ^NIcLeod,  D.  D.     Clerl\  Rev.  Wm.  Dulf. 

ruEsjuTKRV  OF  Vu  TOKiA. — Broad  Cove,  Rcvd's.  John  (iunn.  5"^ 
Aini'x,  Al)raham  Mclntosli.     Baddech,  Kenneth  ]\IcKenzie. 

PuKSHYTKUV  OF  Hai.ifax. — Revd's.  Professors  King  and  Lyall. 
Liiieuhurij,  William  Dntf.  lfainilto}i,  Bermuda,  Walter  Thorlmrn. 
L'lifii.r,  John  Hunter.  Sonfli  Cormrallis,  William  Forking.  Xort/i 
C'lnnrallis,  William  ^NIuiTay.  J'orter'.^^  L(d,-e,  Aiexr.  Stewart.  Bridr/e- 
fitUr,  Howard  1).  Steele.  Paiirnouth,  Alexander  McKnigh.t.  West 
^'vnitralli,^^  Alexander  W.  ^IcKav. 

riu:si5YTi;uv  OF  PicTor. — Ac/''  Glasijoir,  Revd.'s  John  Stewart. 
[.'i/'lidher,  Alexander  Campi^ell.  Barney's  River,  Duncan  J».  Blair. 
Wallace,  John  .Munro. 


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rRF.snvTKUY  OF  ruixfi-:  Kdward  IsLAxn. — Nnc  Loiiflon,  Kovd.'s 
Alexander  SiUliei-liUKl.  Bronx's  Cn-ck,  Alcxiiiulcr  Miinro.  Clmrlnito 
Toirn,  (ji'orjie  SutlierliUKl.  Murraij  Harbor,  2scil  Me  Km  v.  Woodrillp 
Donald  McNeil. 

ruii.sBVTKRv  OF  C.u'K  liuETOx. — '^ijditPij,  Kcvd.'s  IIuii:h  McLcod, 
I).  D.  lionhirdric,  Jaiues  Fraser.  '■'^t/diicif  Alhtes,  Matthew  Wilson, 
St.  John'ii,  JV. /'./..,  Moses  Ilarvev.  Harbor  Grace,  JS'.F.L.,  Alexander 
Koss. 

Presbytkiiy  of  Rk'itmoxi). —  ]V(st  Bay,  Revd.'s  ^[ardoch  Stewart. 
PlahUr  Cow,  Williani  (1.  Forbes.  Grand  River,  James  lioss.  Whi/co- 
comajh,  Charles  L.  Hoss. 

FouehtX  MiSHiox!*. —  Const  a  nil  no j->] p..  Rev.  Petros  Constantinides. 

CoAiMiTTEKS  OF  Syxoi). — Coll('(/e  and  Academy  Board. — Rev.  Pro- 
fessors Kino-  and  Lyall ;  Revd.'s  I'ln^h  McLeod,  j:>.l).,  W.  DuH",  W. 
Ferrie,  W.  Elder,  J.  Hunter,  H.  D.  Steele,  and  A.  MeKnij^ht ;  Mossr*. 
A.  MeKinlay,  R.  Boak,  P.  Ross,  R.  Homans,  J.  H.  Liddoll  and  F.  W. 
Georjie  ;  R.  P.  Grant,  Pietou;  II.  L.  Dickie,  Cornwallis ;  K.  Henderson, 
Charlotte  Town  ;  J.  Munn,  Harbor  Grace;  VV.  GammcU,  Rras  d'Or; 
Hon.  T.  D.  Archibahl,  Sydney  liar  :  Mr.  MeKinlay,  Chairman  ;  J.  H. 
Liddell,  Secretary.     Five  a  (luoruin. 

Sj>ecial  Committee  on  Coll((/e  Current  Expenses  Fund. — Rev.  W.  Mur- 
ray, (Convener,)  Revd.'s  Professor  Lyall,  M.  Stewart,  and  A.  McKuiclit. 

College  Library  Coininittee. — Rev.  Professor  Lyall,  (Convener,)  Revd.'s 
Professors  King  and  A.  MeKui;iht. 

Bursary  Committee. — Rev  Professor  Lyall,  (Convener,)  Revd.'s  Pro- 
fessor King,  A.  Forrester,  D.D.,  and  AV.  Duff. 

Home  Mission  Committee. — Rev,  H.  D.  Steele,  (Convener,)  Revd.'s 
Professors  King  and  Lyall,  J.  Hunter,  iind  A.  MeKnight ;  Messrs.  W. 
Anderson,  P.  Ross  and  J.  Barnes  ;  with  Revd.'s  J.  Stewart  (New  Glas- 
gow), Dr.  McLeod  (Sydney, C.B.),  and  A.  Sutherland  (Prince  Edward 
Island),  corresponding  members. 

Foreign  Alission  Commiiti'. — Frosbytery  of  Pietou,  •  Revd.'s  Dr.  Mc- 
Leod, A.  Sutherland,  M.  Stewart,  A.  Mcintosh,  and  A.  MeKnight, 
Rev.  J.  Stewart,  Convener. 

Record  Committee. — Ikcv.  \.  MeKnight,  (Convener,)  Rev.  J.  Hunter, 
and  Mr,  W.  S.  Stirlinu'.  Assistant  Efiitnrs^UevA.'ii  A.  W.  McKav,  J)r, 
McLeod,  D.  B.  Rlair,  N.  McKay,  H.  D.  Steele,  C.  L.  Ross,  and  K. 
MeKenzie. 

Synod  Fund  Comwittee.^'llQxd.'ii  W.  Dulf,  (Convener),  Professor 
King,  D.  13.  Blair,  J.  Mum-o,  J.  Gunn,  and  H.  D.  Steele  ;  Messrs.  P, 
McNab  and  Angus  McJvay. 

Committee  on  the  Sustentation  of  the  Ministry. — 'Revd.'s  W.  Murray, 
(Convener),  Professor  King,  Dr,  McLeod,  A.  Sutherland,  and  M. 
Stewart. 

Committee  on  Ecclesiastical  Statistics. — Revd.'s  W.  Miin-ay,  (Convener,) 
Professor  Lyall  and  A.  ^McK^ight. 

Committee  of  Correspondence  ivith  Synod  of  New  BrHnntoich.—RQvi.'i 
W.  Murray,  (Convener,)  Professors  Kuig  and  Lyall,  J.  Hunter  ;  Mes.srs. 
J.  Forman  and  W.  S.  Stirling. 

Committee  on  Fnion  with  the  Presbyterian  Church  of  Nova  Scotia. — 
Revd.'s  A.  MeKnight,  (Convener,)  Professor  Khig,  W.  Duff,  J.  Hunter 
and  W.  Murray  ;  with  Revd'.s  Dr.  McLeod,  D.  li.  Blair  and  G.  Suther- 
land, corresponding  members. 


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CoinmiUee.  on  Sabhnth  Observance.^Vverihytevy  of  rictou  : — Rev.  D.  B. 
Bliir,  Convener. 

Cftmmitii'.e  on  Temperancr. — Prosbytery  of  Prince  Kdward  Island,  with 
Rev'ds,  A.  Mcintosh  and  H.  D.  Steele  : — llev.  A.  Sutherland,  Cou- 

vener. 

Committee  on  Popery. — Rev'ds.  G.  Sutherland,  (Convenor,)  Professor 
Kinjr,  A.  Sutherland,  J.  Ross,  and  D.  B.  Blair ;  McssrH.  E.  Taylor  and 
G.  IlL'iulerson. 

Coinmiltee  on  Tri-cmtetiari/  of  Scottish  Rcfonnntion. — Rev'ds.  Professor 
Lvall,  (Convener,)  and  King,  W.  Dutf,  VV.  Murray,  il.  D,  Steele  and 
A.  MeKuiijht. 

MINISTERS  OF  THE  WESLEYAN  CHURCH  OF  EASTERN 

BRITISH   AMERICA. 

Rev'ds.  Matt,  Richey,  D.D.,  President  of  the  Conferenct.  R.  Knight, 
D.D.,  Co-Deleyate.     H.  Pickard,  D.  D.,  Secretary. 

Halifax  Distkict. — Halifax,  Revds.  S.  W.  Sprague,  .T.  Brevfster; 
Chiuies  Churchill,  A.M.,  Chairman;  *Henry  Pope,  1st,  *  Arthur  McNutt. 
LkirtinoiUh,  John  Cassidy.  Musquodoboit  Harbour,  To  be  supplied  from 
Halifax.  Sambro  and  St.  Margaret's  Bay,  Joseph  S.  Coittti.  Lunenburg, 
Joseph  Hart,  and  *John  Marshall.  Petite  Riviere,  Charles  DeWolf, 
A.  M.    Mill   Village,   A.  B.  Black.     Liverpool,  John  S.  Addy.     Port 

\  Monton,  John  Howie.       Windsor,   Charles    Stewart,  James  B.  iLikely. 

I  Ntivport,  Jas.  G.  Hennigar.  Kempt,  George  B.  Payton.  Maitland, 
Kubt.  E.  Crane.    Bermuda,  Wra.  T.  Cardy  and  Douglas  Chapman. 

i  St.  John  District. —  St.  John,  South,  Rev'ds.  John  McMurray, 
Chairman,  Win.  Wilson,  J.  Lathem,  and  *Wm.  Temple.  St.  Jolin, 
Xorth,  James  England.  St.  John,  West,  Edmund  Botterell.  St.  An- 
drew's, John  B.  Brownell.  St.  Stephen's,  Hezekiah  M'Keown.  St. 
havid's,  Wm.  Tweedy.  Mill  Town,  William  Smith.  Sussex  I  ale  and 
Grand  Lake,  R.  Smith  and  William  Alcorn.  Greenwich,  James  Burns. 
UjJtam.  Henry  Holland. 

Truro  Distuict. — Truro,  Rev'ds.  T.  H.  Davies,  Chairman.  Rii^er 
Philip,  Alex.  M.  DesBrisay.  WiUlace,  William  Allen.  Pugwash,  Wm. 
Ryan.  Rivtr  John,  G.  S.  Milligan,  A.M.  Guysborough  and  Cansu,  Geo. 
U'.  Hcustis,  S.  F.  Heustis  and  J.  J.  Teesdale.  Middle  Musquodoboit, 
W.  C.  McKiunon.  Sydney,  C.  B.,  F.  W.  Moore  and  S.  T.  Teed.  Ship 
Harbor  and  Arichat,  Jos.  SutcIilFe.  Port  Hood  and  Margaret,  I.  Thur- 
low. 

Prince  Edward  Island  District. — Charlottetown,  Revds.  Ingham 
Siitclit^'e,  Chairman,  and  W.  W.  Perkins.  Cornwall  and  Little  York, 
Henry  Pope,  2nd.  Pownall,  Roland  Morton.  Bedeque,  J.  Prince  and 
*J.  B.  Strong.  Margate,  Richard  Johnston.  King's  County,  Alex.  W. 
Tuttlc,  Visiting  Missionary. 

ruEDEKiCTOX  DISTRICT. — Fredericton,  Revd's.  T.  M.  Albrighton  and 
F.  H.  W.  Pickles.  Sheffield,  R.  Knight,  D.D.,  Chairman.  Woodstock, 
Robt.  A.  Temple,  D.  D.  Currie  and  Robt.  Wasson.  Andover,  T.  Wat- 
sou  Smith.  Nashwaak,  John  Read.  Gagetown  and  Burton,  Wm.  C. 
Brown  and  D.  B.  Scott.  Miramichi,  Geo.  M.  Barratt.  Bathurst,  Chas. 
Gaskin. 

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Sackville  District. — SuvkriUe,  Jlov'ds.  Jas.  E,  Namuvay,  A.  M.. 
and  Stephen  Humphrey,  B.  A.  Mount  Allison  Institittion,  Jl.  rickard^ 
D.D.,  Chairman,  l*riiieii)al  of  Male  Branch  ;  J.  Allison,  A.B.,  I'rinii- 
pal  of  Female  Branch.  Point  de  iJnte,  Jno.  Siiowl.all  ami  Wni.  ri-rkin. 
Moncton,  J.  V.  Jost,  Coverdale,  to  he  suiiplicd.  Ilopuvell,  Jas.  Bucklcv. 
Richibncto,  J.  L.  Spona^^le.  Amherst,  Frederick  Smallwood.  Parrsbori', 
Kiehard  Weddall  and  James  Tweedy. 

Annapolis  District. — Annapolis,  Rovd.s.  Jas.  Tavlor.  Bridqftoiru 
M.  Pickles,  *G.  Miller  and  *Jos.  F.  Bent.  Wilmot,  Samuel  W.  Avery! 
Ai/lesfurd,  Geo.  W.  Tuttlc.  llorton,  Thomas  Angwin,  Chairman.  Corn- 
wallis,  William  Smithson  and  George  Butcher.  I-^ijjby,  W.  McCartv. 
Yarmouth,  George  Johnson  and  T.  S.  Itichey.  Barrinyton,  Kobt.  Duu- 
civn.     Shelbitrne,  Kohert  Tweedy. 

Newfoundland  District.  —  St.  John's,  Tlev'ds.  Ilenr}-  Daniel, 
Chairman,  John  Winlerhotham,  and  *A.  Nightingale.  IIarf>or  Gract, 
Wm.  E.  Shenstone.  Carbonear,  Chris.  Lockhart  and  John  WaterhoiiM'. 
Brigus,  Thomas  Smith.  Port  de  Grave,  James  Dove,  to  reside  at  Buy 
Koherts.  Black  Head,  Elias  Hrettle.  Island  Cove,  John  S.  Peadi. 
Old  Perlican,  Alex.  W.  Nicolson.  ITauVs  Harbor,  Charles  Conilicii, 
Trinity,  vacant.  Bonarista,  Paul  Prestwood  and  T.  Fox.  Ttcilliuqiih. 
Thomas  Harris.  Burin,  John  S.  Phiuney.  Grand  Bank,  Thos.  Gaetz. 
Exploits  c^'  Little  Bay  Islands,  James  A.  l)uke. 

The  Conference  this  year  will  he  held  in  Frcdcricton,  N.  B.,  to  cora- 
meuce  on  the  fourth  Wednesday  in  June. 

WESLEYAN  MISSIONARY  SOCIETY. 

Eev'ds.  Matthew  Kichey,  D.D.,  R.  Knight,  D.D.,  H.  Pickard,  D.D., 
C.  Stewart,  Secretary,  C.  Churchill,  A.M.,  E.  Botterell,  J.  .McMunay, 
T.  H.  Davies,  1.  Siuclitt'e,  Henry  Daniel,  J.  G.  Heunigar,  F.  .Siiiail- 
wood,  and  Martin  G.  P>lack,  Esq.,  Hon.  J.  H.  Kyan,  Hon.  Judge  Wil- 
mot, R.  Salter,  N.  Moses,  Geo.  H.  Starr,  Ralph  Brecken,  J.  H.  Audcrsuii, 
Esqrs.,  and  Hon,  J.  J.  Rogcrson,  (Committe). 

CLERGY  OF  THE  ROMAN  CATHOLIC  CHURCH  IN  NOVA 

SCOTIA. 

The  Most  Rev.  Thomas  L.  Connolly,  D.D.,  Ai-chbishop  of  Halifax, 

Diocese  of  Halifax. — Halifax,  The  Very  Rev,  Dean  Dunphv, 
Very  Rev.  Archdeacon  Hannan,  D.  D.,  Rev'ds.  Patrick  L.  Madili.ii. 
Patrick  Power,  Joseph  P.  Jioles,  Edward  Butler,  John  Woods.  Part- 
mouth,  Dennis  Geary.  Ilerriny  Cove,  J.  Carmody.  Kentcille,  Jas.  Ken- 
nedy. Windsor,  Thomas  Walsh.  Annapolis,  \).  O'Connor.  Clare,  Ja-. 
Rogers.  St.  Croix,  John  Gay.  Mete.yhan,  Win.  McLcod.  Edbnj'jk. 
Henry  Berthe.  Pubnico,  Ferdinand  Blanchette.  Yarmouth,  J.  Quiiian. 
Liverpool  and  Chester,  ,h  Mark.  Amherst,  Peter  Danaher.  Shubena'vdii. 
Patrick  Dunphy.  Eastern  Harbor,  Alex,  Mclsaac.  Chezetcook,  W. 
L'iliver.     Prospect,  Jas.  Daly.     Bermuda,  Philip  M.  llolden. 

Diocese  of  Akiciiat. — Arichat,  Rcv'ds.  Hul)ert  GiiToir.  Descoii-o. 
Pere  Groodeau,  L'Ardoise,  River  Burgeois  and  St.  Ann's,  Julicn  Cur- 
teau.  Creignish,  Ship  Harbor,  River  Inhabitant*!,  River  Demiis  aiul 
Judique,  Allen  McLean.  MaI)ou  and  Port  Jlood,  Alexr.  ^lcU<'ii:iM. 
( Vicar-Gen.).  Broad  Cove,  Lake  Ainslie  and  Upper  Margaree,  J.  Grant. 
Cheticamp,  —  McDonough.    Lower  and  North  East  Margaree,  W.CIil^- 

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iiitliii.  F'i>!<t  Bmv,  BiiT  Vow],  llc<l  Islands  and  Grand  Mira,  Noil  McLcod* 
Svdii*  y,  FrcMU'll  Villauv,  Jind;j:oi»ort,  Linj^an,  and  Lowor  Point,  James 
Quiiinim.  Nortii  Sydney,  Sydney  Mim-s  and  Little  Jiras  d'Or,  John 
]>;iiirld;iii.  IjouisUui;;-  and  Main-a-dieu,  Hicliard  Mie^dian.  Grand  Nar- 
rows and  Jiras  d'(.)r,  JJoisdale,  Cape  North,  St.  Lawrence  and  Ingonish, 
.Jiilm  V.  INlcDonnell.  Antinonish  and  West  River,  J.  Cameron,  D.D. 
Tnicadie,  Havre  a  Jiouche,  Pomjxinette  and  Irish  Village,  John  Quin- 
iian  and  Thos.  Sears.  St  Andrew's,  Loehaber  Lake,  Pompipiette  Falls 
and  Wine  Ilarhor,  ]\m.  MeGilvray,  Arisaig  ajul  Bailey's  Brook,  W. 
B.  McLcod.  Cape  G;;orge,  Malignant  Brook  and  Momstown,  Hugh 
McDonald,  Pictou,  A.  McSween.  Gnysborongh,  Roman  Valley,  Land 
I'onit  and  McNair's  Cove,  Jas.  Dully.  Whitehead,  Tor  Bay,  Larry's 
liiver  and  Canso,  Jas.  Drtunmond.     Cajtc  North,  K.  J.  McDonald. 

Sr.  Francis  Xavieu's   College,  Antigunishe. — President  and 
Professor  of  Moral  Theology,  Cliureh  History,  &c..  Rev.  Jno.  Cameron, 
1)1).     Director/)!  Studies,  and  Professor  of  Dogmatic  Theology,  Phi- | 
|o^op]ly,  Greek  and  Hebrew,   Rev.  John  Schulte,  D.  D, '    Professor  of  ; 
Marlieniatics,  Latin,  English  Composition  and  Natural  Philosophy,  Mr. 
Roderick  McDonald.     J'rofessor  of  French,  Chas.  Martell.     Professor  ! 
of  English  Grammar,  Geography,  Book  Keeping  and  Arithmetic,  ^Ir. 
Hugh  Cameron.     Teacher  of  the  lower  English  i)ei)artment,  Mr.  Dun- 
can Cameron. 

St.  Andrew's  Grammar  School. — Teachers,  Messrs.  Ronald 
MeGilvray  and  Andrew  MeGilvray. 

Arkhat  Aoadi:my,  Arichat. — President  and  Director  of  Studies, 
^»ic.,  Rev.  Hubert  Gerrior.  Professors,  Messrs.  Joseph  MeGilvray  and 
John  McDoTigall. 

Trai'imst  Monastery,  Tracadie. —  Superior,  Very  Rev.  Pere 
Francois. 

MINISTERS  Or  THE  ASSOCIATED  BAPTIST  CHURCHES 

IN  NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Central  Association. — Halifax,  (North  Church),  Rev'ds.  Dr. 
Ilobhs,  and  (Granville  St.  Church),  W.  H.  Humj)hrev.  Hantsport, 
Win  Burton  and  8.  T.  Rand.  Wolfvillc,  J.  Chase,  J.  M^  Cramp,  D.D., 
S.  W.  Deblois  and  A.  W.  Sawyer.  Pleasant  Valley,  W.  Chipman, 
New  M=nas,  T.  W.  Crawley.  Cornwallis,  A.  S.  Hunt.  Chester,  J.  C. 
llutd.  Dartmouth,  R.  McLearn  and  R.  D.  Porter.  "  Billtowu,  James 
Parker.  Long  Point,  D.  Pinco.  Sackville,  T.IL  Porter.  Gaspereau, 
IC.  O.  Read.  Up|)cr  Aylesford,  James  Read.  West  Cornwallis,  E.  M. 
Saimdors.     Bridgewater,  I.  J.  Skinner.      Rawdon,  J.   Stevens.     Ayles- 

lord,  A.  Stronach.   New  Germany,  B.  Taylor.  Kempt,  B.  Vaughan. 

R.  Walker.     Windsor,  ]>.  M.  VVelton.   'D.  Freeman,  Travelling  Agent. 

Wksterx  Association. —  Yarmouth,  Rev'ds.  H.  Angell.  Long 
I-;lni;d,  H.  Achilles.  Bridgetowji,  Geo.  Armstrong  and  W.  G.  Goucher. 
Caledonia,  A.  W.  Barss.  Westi)()rt,  W.  H.  Caldwell.  Clements,  A. 
Cogswell.  Beaver  River,  T.  C.  Delong.  Hebron,  E.  N.  Ilanis.  Liver- 
]iool,  T.  A.  lliggins.  Digby  Neck,  J.  C.  IMorse.  Milton,  A.  Martell. 
Port  George,  J.  A.  Moore.  Digby,  A.  H.  Munro.  Chute's  Cove.  P. 
r.  .Alurray.  Hillsburg,  Obed  Parker.  Nictaux,  W.  G.  Parker.  Port 
Medw-ay,  R.  R.  Philp.  Weymouth,  C.  Randall.  Ohio,  Yarmouth,  J. 
11.  Saunders.      Deeriicld,  J.  A.  Stubbert.      Granville,  James  Spencer. 


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Aylcffonl,  C,  Tnppor,  D.D,     Wilmnt,  N.  VicTitoe.     Z?Vrn/mMT.— S.iinl, 

B.  Kompton,  Tlios.  /Jhickadar,  "VVolfville ;  Andrew  Pivrker,  A^,  lesfonl; 
amt  JoJm  'J'ookor,  Tariiionth. 

ExsTKRN  AssoriATiov. — Amlici'st,  T^cv'ds.  J,  Bnlcomb.  GI(Mivill(> 
n.  Charlton.  Truro,  Ohcd  Cliuto.  Onslow,  I).  W.  C  "Dimock  find 
Benj.  SofJtt.  C'liarlottetown,  P.E.I.,  J.  Davis,  Sf.  Mary's,  H..EiiLrk.s. 
Milton,  E.  F.  Eoshay.  Aflvorat(!  Harbor,  T.  Kcilor.  Point  ih  IJute, 
D.  Lawson.  Londonderry,  M.  Parker.  Bedeqne,  P.  E.  I.,  Malcolm 
Ho«s.  Xortli  Sydney,  C.  B,,  Hncrh  Boss.  Portnnpiqne,  Jas.  Roid.  Eust 
Point,  P.E.I,,  John  Shnw.  Economy,  S.  Thompson.  Wallace  Bivcr, 
\V.  Dobson.  Aiitigonish,  A.  F.  Porter  and  John  Whidden.  Cape 
Canso,  John  Miller. 

Domestic  Missionatit  Boarp. — Rev'ds.  N.  Viditoe,  (Chaiinan,) 
Georp:e  Arnistronjr,  A.M.,  (Secretary  and  Treasurer),  Charles  Tny)[)er, 
D.D.,  T.  C.  Delot)fr,  Aa.-on  Cogswell,  J.  C.  Morse,  Obed  Parker,  W.G, 
Parker,  J.  A.  Sinbhert,  Jns.  Sf)cnoer,  Anthony  Martell,  Chas.  Bandiill, 
P.  F.  Murray,  W.  II.  Caldwell,  Henry  Ansell,  A.  H.  Munro,  A.  W. 
Barss,  R.  R.  I'liilp,  T.  A.  Hi<rgi„s;  Brothers  Asaph  Marshall,  W.  II. 
Chipman,  Israel  Lonfrley,  John  Brenton,  Walter  Ricketson,  S.L.Cliiii- 
man,  Wm.  Brown,  Avard  Longley,  Samuel  Randolph,  W.  H.  Morse 
and  Jas.  Cornv  m  1- 

FOTiKiGX  MissioxART  BoARD.^ — Rcv.  Geo.  Armstronp,  Chaiminn ; 
Rev.  C  Tnpper,  D.D.,  Secretary;  S.  Wheelock,  Treasurer;  RevVt. 
W.  G.  Parker,  C.  Randall,  I.  E.'Bill,  8.  Robinson,  E.  B.  DeMill,  N, 
Viditoe,  A.  Stronach,  James  Parker,  E,  M.  Saunders  and  Jas.  Spencer, 
A.  McL.  Secley,  T.  McHenry,  E.  Hanis  and  Ambrose  Dodge,  Esrp?. 

Frexch  Mission  Board. — Joseph  Shaw,  Esq.  (Chairman,)  Rev. 
Henry  An  pell,  (Secretary,)  Wm.  Chnrchfll,  Esq.,  (Treasnrcr),  RpY'd;!. 
Charles  Randall,  J.  C.  Morse,  William  Caldwell,  J.  A.  Stnbbcrt,  W.  G. 
Goucher,  T.  C.  Delong:,  A.  H.  Munro,  E,  N.  Harris,  A.  Martell;  Bro- 
thers J.  H.  Saunders,  W.  S.  Robbins,  Edward  Heustis,  Ebenezcr  Rose, 

C.  Sabcan,  H.  E.  Payson,  W.  S.  Raymond,  B.  B.  Moses,  Jesse  Sliaw, 
William  Hanis,  Abram  Eent,  Calvin  Wyman,  Nelson  Corning,  Charlc,< 
Pinkney,  Samuel  Brown  aiid  Wm.  Gridley. 

Board  of  Infirm  Ministers'  and  Widows'  Fund. — Rev'd?.  f, 
Randall,  (Treasurer),  J.  C.  Morse,  Obed  Parker,  A,  H.  Munro;  Bro- 
thers Isaac  Confwall,  W.  John,  B.  Hardy. 

The  Western  Association,  comprising  the  "Counties  of  Yarmotith, 
Djgby,  Shelbunto,  Queen's  and  Annapolis,  meet  at  Hillsburg  on  the 
scconcr  S«tawlay  in  June,  at  2  o'clock,  p.  m. 

The  Central  Associaiif)n,  consisting  of  the  Churches  in  the  Comities 
of  King's,  Hants,  Lunen!)urg  and  Halifax,  meet  at  Windsor,  on  the 
third  Saturday  in'^Juno,  at  2  o'clock,  p.  m. 

The  Eastern  Association,  consisting  of  the  Churches  in  the  Countic? 
of  Colchester,  Cumberland,  Guysborough,  Pictou,  Sydney,  C.  B.,  and 
Prince  Edward  Island,  meet  at  Maccan. 

^ASSOCIATED  FREE  CHRISTIAN  BAPTIST  MINISTEirS. 

Cornwallis,  Elders  J.  15.  Norton  and  SamL  Cox.  Yarmouth,  Elders 
Charles  Knowles,  David  Onun,  Calvin  Cann  and  Thos.  Brady.  Bar- 
rington,  Elder  Albert  Swim.  Argyle,  Elder  C.  J.  Oram.  Port  Meflway. 
Elder  Edward  Sullivan.  Caledonia,  Elder  Douglas  Thorpe.  Kcmiit- 
ville,  Elder  Samuel  Bcnnison.  Licensed  and  Ordain kd  Minis- 
ters.— Yarmouth,  W  Western  and  Hugh  Cann.    Ban-ington,  S.  West. 


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Cixpo  Sable  Is 
]?eyiioM^.      y.,,. 

Beiit.    Barriiigt( 

CO.VGREG. 

Vannoiith.  Re 
Wliitinan.  Sl,i, 
bivcrpool,  James 
M.iiiclit'ster,  F.  1] 

The  Congregat 
the  Thursday  uftj 

Ministers  in  tli 
('ongregatioiuil  O 
lii<lge,  N.  B.,  ]{o 
Ke\ .  J.  Butterticld 

EvGLi.sri  LuTii 

Gj;uMAN  Minis 
K..  Cossnian, 

Universalest 
Afiucan  Episc 
Ai-iacAN  Bapt] 
Ker.  Uicliard  Prestl 
Boar  River,  Henry 
'Smitliors,  Preston". 
Xeal.    First  do.,  T 
i^aylie.    Dartmout 
iiioiitli,  James  She 
%yin,  James  WiL 


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FREE  WILL  BAPTIST  MINISTKIJS. 

Capo  Sahlo  Islfiml,  Elder  H.  \V.  Ilnrni.  Soli-l  llork,  Elder  Edwiird 
IJoyiioM'i.  Yannoutli,  Eldi-r  .John  Jiii!<iiH.  lirid^rewiitor,  Elder  Asa 
Beiit.    IJarriiigton  Head,  Elders  S.  McKt'uwii  and  W.  \V.  Ashley. 

CONGREGATIONAL  MINISTERS  IN  NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Yarmouth.  Rev'ds.  Jlohcrt  WIIhoii,   (Sc(^rotary).     Chebogue,  Jacob 

Wliitinan.      Ship  Harbor,  .larncs  Newton.      Coniwallis,  Cox. 

Livn-pool,  .Tames  Melvin.     Halifax, .     Margaree,  Josiah  Hart. 

Manchester,  E.  Decrinji'. 

The  C(>n«j:rc^'atioiial  Union  of  Nova  Scotia  and  New  Brunswick  meet 
the  Thurs(hiy  after  the  lirst  Sabbath  in  .Inly,  at  St.  John,  N.  B. 

Ministers  in  the  Lower  l*rovijice-t  reco<j:nized  by  the  Union,  of  the 
Coii;:re<iational  Order:  St.  .lohn,  N.B.,  Kev.  (jieo.  Schoiield.  Keswick 
Uidge,  N,  B.,  Rev.  George  Sterling,  Mill-Town,  St.  Stephen's,  N.B., 
Kc\.  J.  Biittertield, 

ExoLisii  LuTiiKRAX  MixisTKK. — Bnd<>;owater,  Rev.  W.  M.  Bowers. 

Gkhman  Misisteu  op  Lutii::ua\  Cuuucii. — Lunenburg,  Rev.  C. 

E..  Cossnian, 

UxivKUSALisT  Church. — Halifax,  Rcv.-N,  Gunnison. 

Ai'Uic!AN  Episcopal  Methodist. — Rev.  Mr.  Washington. 

Ai"KicAX  Baptist  Associatiox.  —  Ordained  }fhiist(rs.  Halifax, 
Rev.  Richard  Preston,  (Bi5hop).  Hammond'.s  Plains,  John  Hamilton. 
Bear  River,  Henry  Jackson,  Evanjrelists,  Jiio.  Thomas,  Halifax  ;  Ben , 
Sinitliors,  Preston.  Licentiate  for  Second  Cliurch  at  Preston,  George 
Xeal.  First  do.,  Thomas  Saunders,  ,Jo!m  Collins.  Bea^'h  Hill,  Henry 
Baylie.  Dartmouth,  Charlen  Roan.  Yarmouth,  D.nvid  Dizes.  Wey- 
mouth, James  Shepherd.  Cam])bell  Road,  Edward  Taylor.  Digby 
Jutjjj'iu,  James  Wilmot.     Clerks,  James  J^ankford  and  Joliu  Pieasaut. 

NOVA-SCOTIA  BIBLE  SOCIETY. 

President,  Rev.  Dr.  Twining.  Vice  Presidents,  Hon.  .1.  W.  Jolinston, 
M.  G.  Black,  J.  W.  Nutting,  Wm.  Pryor,  Esquires.  Treasurer,  M.  G. 
Black,  Esq.  Secretary,  S.  L,  Shannon,  Esq.  Assist.  Secretarif,  Isaac 
Smith,  Committee,  Rev.  Messrs.  Scott,  U:!iacke,  Martin,  Cochran, 
Fieeman,  Churchill,  England,  Hunter,  Bent  ley,  Crisp ;  Hon.  Messrs. 
Aliiion,  Bell,  Black,  and  Messrs,  Avery,  Anderson,  McKinlay,  H. 
Pryor,  Selden,  T.  A.  Brown,  Silver,  Dewolf,  Thomt)son,  Creighton, 
l^)l)-^oii,  Lynch,  Ritchie,  Hill,  J.  C.  Cogswell,  N.  Clarke,  G.  H.  Starr, 
U.  Miller,  and  McEwan. 

Life  Members. — Samuel  Creelman,  James  C.  Cogswell,  H.  B.  Web- 
ster, Es(jrs. 
Socidi/'s  Depository, — 48  Barringtou  St.,  opposite  St.  Paul's  Church'. 


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IIAr.IFAX  LADIKS*  lUBLK  ASSOCIATION. 
President,  Mrs.  Ncpoan  (jluiko.     I'rtumner,  Mrs.  S.  N.  Uiniioy.    Sicrr- 
tary,  Mrs.  Kdwanl  liiimcy. 

Com  mil  !(■!•,  IMrs.  I'liiiickr,  Mrs.  McCrro^nr.  Mrs.  Lidddl,  ^Trs.  IJ.  'I'rc- 
main,  Mrs,  Wm.  Howe,  Mrs.  Tjissow,  Mrs.  T.  Brow  ii,  Mrs.  Dr.  rarkcr, 
Mrs.  Walliicf,  Mrs.  Crcijjlitoti,  Mrs.  E.  Smith,  Mrs.^McLt'im,  Mrs.  I-'. 
W.  Smith,  Mrs.  Thos.  Bjukm-,  Mrs.  Andrew  Mitcht'li,  Mrs.  Jus.  Cofrs- 
well,  Misses  Crci^'hton,  Bhuk,  Kichardson,  Ilierlihy,  J.  Trcmain,  A. 
Crciuhton,  H.  Jlo.stcnnan,  II.  lleynulds,  Strachnn,  M.  Miirison,  Fair- 
banks, 

HALIFAX  YOUNC  MEN'S  CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIATION. 

President,  Sir  Brenton  Hnllihurton,  Chief  Justice.  Vice  Presidents, 
J.  G.  A.  Crei;^d»ton,  James  Forinan,  Charlc-s  Hol)son,  S.  L.  Shannon,  J. 

C.  Co<;swell,  John  AV.  Kitehie.  CorrespoiidinLT  Secn'tary,  William 
Hare.  Recordinjj^  Seeretaiy  and  Librarian,  Jas.  Far(|uhar,  Ks(|.  Trc  n- 
snrer,  Chas.  Allison,  Esq,  Committee  of  Manafremeiit,  J.  S.  Mefiean, 
W.  S.  Stirlin^r,  Peter  Lynch,  S.  H.  Black,  S.  A.  White,  F.  -Johnston, 

D.  McF^wan,  J.  B.  Forman,  T.  A.  Brown,  A.  James,  P.  J.  Beure-,  li. 
Miller,  D.  II.  Starr,  T.  F.  Kniglit,  C  E.  Brown.  T.  B.  Akins,  P.  C. 
Hill,  G.  H.  Starr,  W.  Smellie,  and  N.  Clarke,   Esqrs. 

Life  Memb(rs  ef  the  Association,  by  pm/mnit  of  £10  ami  upwards. — 
Hon.  Enos.  Collins,  Sir  S.  Cunard,  Jas.  C.  Cogswell,  M.  G.  Bhick, 
William  Murdocli,  John  H.  Anderson,  GeorjiC  H.  Stair,  Jonathan  C. 
Allison,  William  A.  Hare,  William  Cunard,  Henry  Boggs,  AVilliam  B. 
Fairbanks,  and  Cliarles  Allison,  Esqrs. 

Connected  with  this  Association  is  a  Bcadinp:  Boom  and  Library, 
open  from  10  a.  m.,  to  10  p,  m.,  daily,  128,  Barrington  Street — Bililc 
Class  every  Saturday,  at  8  r.  m. — Lectures  every  alternate  Tuesday 
evening,  at  T^emperanco  Hall^  daring  Winter. 

THE  MICMAC  MISSIONARY  SOCIETY, 

President,  J.  W.  Riteliie,  Esq.  Vice  Presidents,  Jas.  F.  Avery,  Esq., 
M  .D.,  Rev,  P.  G.  McGregor,  Treasurer,  George  E.  Morton,  Esij. 
Secretary,  Wm.  Howe,  Esq.  Committee — Rev'ds.  J.  T.  Twining,  D.I)., 
Chas.  Cimrchill,  A.  M.,  S.  N.  Bentley,  Geo.  Boyd,  Thos.  Jardine,  Thos. 
Crisp,  S,  W,  Spraguo,  Messrs.  Wm.  Hare,  P.  C.  Hill,  J.  Burton,  Chas. 
Robson,  S.  L.  Shannon,  Geo.  H.  Starr,  Alex,  James,  and  G.  J.  Creed, 
Esqrs,     Missionaries,  Rev.  S.  T.  Rand,  Benjamin  Christmas, 

Halifax  City  Mif^siON. — .Committee,  Rev.  S.  W.  Spragnc,  Rev. 
T.  Jardine,  S.  H.  Black,  A.  K.  Doull,  S.  \.  White,  Esqrs.  Missionary,  ' 
Archibald  Morton.  Treasurer,  S.  L.  Shannon.  Secretary,  James 
Fanpihar,  The  Committee  meets  on  the  first  Wednesday  in  every 
month.  There  is  a  Ragged  School  in  connection  with  the  Mission,  of 
whi(  ;  the  Committee  are  Peter  Lynch  and  P,  C.  Hill,  Esqrs. 

Halifax  Wesleyan  Female  Benevolent  Society. —  Mrs. 
Sprague,  Mrs.  W.  Bennett,  Mrs.  ]McNutt,  Mrs.  Brewster,  Mrs.  I'ope, 
Mrs.  D.  II.  Starr,  Mrs.  A.  Troop,  Mrs.  J.  II.  Anderson,  Mrs.  Barss, 
Mrs.  Knowlan,  Mrs,  Nordbeek,  Mrs.  J,  Northu]*,  Mrs.  Jairus  Hart, 
Miss  Bennett.    JVIrs.  H.  Bell,  Treasurer.    Miss  Nordbeek,  Secretary. 


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MAGISTERIAL. 


JUSTICES  OF  THE  I'EACE. 


wsvi'OMH  rouNTV.  iMcConniick,  John 


Miiilcy.  SiiMtliMii 
llil.imi,  Siuiiiirl 
I'.iilooin,  .I.iiuos 
I5iiik<,  .I'H'l 
Ii;ltll.  IJolK'i-t  B. 
Hitli,  Joliii  V. 
M'lir,  AniUroso 
r.'iir,  ICIiiis 
li.Tiv,  John  Isf, 
15.iL':'irr,  Tunis 
notiiikiT,  Andrew 
li.pmu'tt,  I'.'ior 


jMcNfil,  I'\'li\ 
jiN't'ilv,  RolH-rt 
iNichols,  Diinicl 
I  Parker,  UoluM-t 
;lNiinney,  Zi'luilnti 
|l'i;r!I<)tt,  WilUiim 
ll'otter,  .r^niu'M 
jrotter,  Jiinii"^  E. 
, Povnlz,  .f.itniN 
lIliUKlall,  Winiiuu 
'Uei;l,  (ininviUe 
Ui"i}.-h,  Weslcv 


('!ii|Mii;ui,  Mijor.  ^''us/oji  IJielversoti,  ^\  !ill( 
/ 1  ■   i,.i",,>  II  i.>.vi,;.,...v,.    f  ;-.,>,.,.. 


Cliiliiiiiiu,  John  II. 
Ciiipnifin,  S.imuel  L. 
Chiirc,  .I:ic()l» 
Cliurc,  NViirrcu 
Crov-^eui),  NV^ui.  1st, 
Du-iiie,  WiUiiun,  jr. 
DcLiincy.  I'v-ter 
Ditiiiars,  .lohii  If. 
l).)il;ie,  Arthur 
I'liitdU,  KilwMrd 
Fiisrer,  tI;ua'!S 
Foster,  A.  M.ir.sden 
Foster,  Iv/^ekiel 
Fostrr,  William  Y, 
(iates,  Martin 
(iiiti'S,  Dinioek 
(ii'siier,  Henry 
(iniy,  JiiMU'S 
(irinies,  Kliiis 
•  iriuK's,  John 
ILu'ris,  Andrew  TI. 
Ihrris.  Uichanlsou 
Ihirris,  William 
Hill,  Weston 
lloiulerson,  Andrew 
liuH',  Henry 
Johnston,  James 
Kennedy,  John 
hL'onani,  Seth 
h')nu;h'y,  Avard 
Mt'^i-^enLrer,  Jordon 
MiddicHias,  Peter 
Mills,  John 
Mills,  liohert,  2d. 
Morehou-se,  VVm.  If. 
Morse,  Samuel 


Ivohiiison,  (u'or^'o 
jlloss,  John 
jli<d)ltins,  Joseph  W. 
jUuujLrles,  Isra(d  W. 
jUu-Lrles,  William  U. 
jUnneiman,  (ieor^te  C. 

Sanders,  iJavid  C. 
|Shaw,  Moses 
jSpinney,  Benaiah 
|S;nirr,  Charles 
iSpnrr,  ilames  W, 
{Starritt,  HandK'y 

Stronaeh,  Uee.s 
!  Tapper,  Miner 

V^room,  Henry  F. 

Wade,  Leonard 

Wt'atherspoon,  Wm. 

Wheeloek,  Thos.  C. 

Wheelo'-k,  Joseph 

Wheeloek,  James 

Whitman,  Asaph 

Whitman,  James  A. 

Wliitman,  AVilliam  C. 

WiUett,  Walter 

Wilson,  John 

Wiswall,  John 

CAPE  hreton  cocnty. 
Arehihald,  Hon.  T.  D. 
Araistroji;r,  William 
Bahinjrton,  Alex.  J. 
Ball,  Alexandt.'r  J. 
Barrinu'ton,  Chas.  J, 
B  irrini',ton,  Y(jrk 
Bonrinot,  John 
Bowen,  Henry  V. 


Bnrchill,  Geor^ro  E. 
Butler,  William 
Cad(•;,^■ln.  Patk. 
Clarke,  John  D. 
Clarke,  Peter  H. 
Carr,  Ivhv  nd 
jCorhett,  William 
iC.ddwell,  Thomas 
iDowliiiL',  John 
jM-ruaisoii,  John 

iFer;j;us()n,  Neil 

jForlies.  John 

kiamnn'll,  WiHiam 

!(iillis,  Donald 
(iillis,  John  1). 
Himilton,  Koht.  F. 
Hill,  (icori^u 
Hill,  John  L. 
Holmes,  Arnold 
Hnntinii'ton,  Caleb 
Kavana;_di,  Lanr.  jr. 
Leonard,  C.  E.,  Custos. 
\Lutin,  N.  H. 
Martell,  Anthony 
Maeanley,  Donald 
Meloney,  Johi) 
^loore,  Thomas 
Moore,  John  A. 
Munro,  Huoh 
Murray,  William  jr. 
McAljiine,  Charle* 
MeDouu'all,  Douf^ald 
MeDonald,  Angus 
McDonald,  Donald 
McDougall,  Donald 
^leGilvray,  Augustine 
Melnnis,  Alexander 
Meliitire,  Hcetor 
McKinnon,  plohn 
Melvinnon,  John 
MeKemni,  Miehacl 
Me-Keima,  Alex. 
McLean,  John 
McLean,  Alexander 
McXah,  Robert 
McNeil,  Neil 
McXeil,  James 
McNeil,  Donald 
Mcpherson,  Stephen 
McQueen,  William 


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PROVINCIAL  WESLKYAN 


[IKOO. 


OiJScK'y,  William 
Uicliurdson,  John 
l{i;;l)y,  (iL'()r;;x' 
Koss,  Doiiiilil 
R()lK'rt'«>n,  liMucliliii 
SlicplR'nl,  IJt'iioiii 
Shittery,  Josc'iih 

COLf'IIKMTKU     COUNTY 

Arcliiltiild,  Diiniel  C. 

Archibald,  Snimiel,  yrd 

Hliick,  Duncan 

Bliiir,  Jauit'S  1). 

Itoyd,  Snniiu'l 

Brodcri 'k,  .John 
,  >-  Ciunphcll,  Wni. 

iji  CiunphoU,  John  M. 

Ch!inil)('rs,  Uuht. 

Chirk,  Sihi.s 

Conk.^v,  Alexr. 

Crow,  I).  1*.,  Cnstns, 

Crow,  Jiuni's  N. 

Crow,  James,  7th, 

Crane,  Sihis  II. 

Creclman,  Sjind.,  3rd, 

Creel  man,  Jamei-t  M. 

Delaney,  Thomas  S. 

Dickson,  Jos.  M. 

Dickey,  Wm.  A. 

DunUip,  Huyh 

Eaton,  Wm.  C. 

Ellis,  Alexr. 

Flemminjj:,  James 

Fletcher,  Robt. 

Fulton,  David,  son., 

Fulton,  Jos. 

Fulmore,  John 

Faulkner,  AVm. 

Graham,  Charles 

Graham,  John 

Gunn,  llu'j:h 

Hamilton,  Robert 

Irvine,  John 

Kent,  Alexr. 

\\\n<^,  John 

Lay  ton,  Francis 

Lay  ton,  Vymx 

Logan,  Robert 

Lombard,  George 

Lynds,  David  B. 

Morrison,  Daniel 

Mon'ison,  Alexr.  D. 

Morrison,  Jas. 

Moore,  James 


Miinro,  Jas. 
McCurdy,  haac 
McCnrdy,  Matthew 
McDonald,  Donald 
McRay,  John 
McF\im,  Wm. 
McKay,  James 
Nelson,  Robt. 
Patterson  Archiliald 
Parker,  Francis  R. 
/Putman,  James  D, 
Reading,  (Jcargo 
Kcttic,  Saml. 
Ro.is,  Donald 
Ross,  11. 

Rutherford,  (Jen,  S.,  jr. 
Sanderson,  Matthew 
Slade,  Itichard 
Smitii,  John 
Stevens,  .James  W. 
Tuppcr,  Eliakim  4tli, 
Tnppcr,  licnj.'imin 
Tucker,  ('harlcs 
rpham,  8te])hen 
Waugh,  Saml. 
Wier,  Jolin 
Yewill,  James 
Yewill,  Joiin 

Angus,  Nathaniel 
Raker,  Wm. 
Rent,  Wm.  W. 
Rent,  Cyrus 
Bergman,  Geo. 
Black,  Asher 
Black,  Cvrus 
Blenkliorn,  A.  S. 
Blehkliorn,  .John 
Bigney,  JiCmuol 
B(M'den,  Levi 
Bragg,  John 
Bradlev,  A.  P. 
Bundige,  W.  D. 
Carroll,  Francis 
Chaj)man,  Martin 
Chisholm,  Wm.  P. 
Coates,  .loseph 
Cutten,  Wm.  F. 
Davison,  Horatio  A. 
Davison,  John 
De Wolfe,  Thos.  C. 
Donkiu,  C.  G. 
Donkin,  Robt. 


Drysdaie,  .lames 
Eaton,  Levi  W . 
KliU-rkin,  .John  K. 
Hmliree,  Enoch 
Fulton,  Slephen 
Fullcrton,  .J  imes 
(ilendcnniiig.  (ieo. 
Gordon,  Michael 
Harrison,  llcmy 
Hatfield,  Francis  F. 
lluestis,  Joshua,  Ctistos, 
Hutner,  II.  B.   . 
Hughes,  N.  P. 
Johnston,  Thomas 
Johnston,  Kdwin 
Kerr,  J.  N.  B. 
I  Kerr,  Ebcn. 
ilvirkpatrick,  .Tames 
JKuowlton,  George 
Lewis,  (J. 
Lewis,  Jessie 
Lawrence,  David 
Logan,  Thomas 
Low,  Moses 
Macfurlane,  Peter 
Morris,  Randolf 
M<'Leod,  Norman 
McKenzie,  John 
McKay,  Patrick 
.iMcXal),  James 
McXamara,  Dennis 
McN'utt,  Robt. 
O'Regan,  Fraiicis 
(J.Vjlcv,  Joseph 
Uxley,  ,J.  W. 
Oxley,  W.  B. 
Page,  Jas. 
Peers,  J.  H. 
Pineo,  Hon.  H.  G. 
Purdy,  Jacob  G. 
I'urdy,  David 
Pugsley,  David 
Pngslcy,  Douglas 
^Pugsley,  Michael  K, 
Pijjcs,  Wm. 
Ratchford,  James 
Ratchford,  Clias,  E. 
Read,  Thos. 
Read,  .Jos. 
Read,  R.  C. 
Ril)loy,  Robt. 
Roach,  .John 
Rockwell,  Aaron 
Ross,  David 


i.s<;o.] 

Salter,  R,  W 
Smith,  .John  ' 
Stewart,  Wm 
Smith,  R.  K. 
Swallow,  Th. 
'riiomj)soii,  T 
Travis,  John 
Webb,  Saniuc 
Ward,  Ch.'ts. 
Waugh,  Wm. 


nionr  (oi 

Avmar,'%'illi.i 
Hildd,  (^harles 
R.iiicroft,  .Jose] 
IJcnt,  William 
Hourncuf,  Frai 
Hdunjue,  Lewi 
P-laricon,  IJcnj, 
Campbell,  (A)li 
CoiMean,  Hon. 
('rocker,  Mendj 
Coseboom,  (Jco 
Cogg.'ns,  Williii 
Douceti  Samue 
Dakin,  JtJm 
Donnagon,  .foli 
Heveau,  Fcli  -, 
Eldridge,  John 
lOverett,  Ed  ware 
Faiuiing,  Ross 
Harris,  James 
Hiiines,  J:dwar<l 
Hardwick,  Edwj 
Hogan,  .John 
Hardwick,  A!e.„ 
Haiikerson,  Roll 
Hcndeison,  Gco| 
Hairls,  .Jessc 
ilaiiK  s,  .JoJni 
Jonv^,  Kdw.  A. 
Journey,  Rcjbeil 
Jones,  Sterns 
l-ibaeii,  Charltc, 
Moreliouse,  .Jon] 
Marshall,  Edwai 
Marsliall,  Wm.  f 
Mehmson,  .John 
Mallctt,  Lazaruq 
McNeil,  .John     i 
McKay,  J.anchl 
MoKav,  Williaij 
MiU'Gee,  J^uricl 
^'owlan,  J^itricl 


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SiiltiT,  u.  w. 

Smith,  .lulm  'V. 
Stewart,  Win. 
Smith,  li.  K. 
Swiillow,  Tliofl. 
'riioiiipfoii,  'Ihtju. 
Travis,  John 
Wc'hl>,  Samuel 
Wanl,  C'lias. 
Want,'li,  Wni. 

iti«?ny  corsTr. 

Aviiiur,'Willi:iui 
IhliU,  CharU-s 
Jliiicroft,  iloscjth 
Hcnt,  Williain  B. 
Hoiirncuf,  Francis 
Hdiiniui;,  Lewis  J. 
IMaricon,  Hi-nj.  V. 
Cani])h"ll,  ("olin 
CoiiiL'aii,  lion.  A.  F. 
Crocker,  Mendall 
Co.>eho«>ni,  (Jcorrje 
Coj^Lj.'nf*,  William 
Douceti   Samuel 
Diikin,  rJi,hu 
l)()nna<:i;on,  Jolin 
Dovoau,  Fell  ',  jr. 
Kldridj.^',  John  S. 
Everett,  Edward 
Fannin<i-,  lloss  C.  C. 
Harris,  James 
lliiiiies,  Kdwanl 
Hardwick,  Edward 
IFo^'an,  flohn 
Hardwick,  Alexander 
Ilaiikerson,  Rohert 
lleiideison,  (ieorge 
Harris,  Jesse 
Ilaiiu  s,  John 
J()nc^^,  Edw.  A. 
Journey,  Kobert 
Joiies,  Sterns 
Lahaen,  Charlton 
Morehouse,  Jones 
Marshall,  Edward 
Marshall,  AVni.  F. 
Mehinson,  John  B. 
Malk'tt,  Lazarus 
McXeil,  .John 
!McKay,  Lauchliu 
MoKay,  AVilliam    . 
MacGee,  Patrick 
Nowlun,  Patrick 


( )'Mrifn,  'I'homa:^ 
O'Dcll,  Arte  mas 
Payson,  I'll  ha 
Potter,  Hciijamin 
Payson,  Sti'phcn 
Payson,  Ifolland  E. 
Perry,  Heuldn 
Potter,  (Jeo.  R. 
Pnnlv,  John  V. 
Potter,  Wm.  F. 
Holtinson,  Jolm 
Hohichean,  Fred.  A. 
Klijirjxles,  Hciij.  II. 
Raymond,  Ini 
Roliichean,  Matliarine 
Sa\ary,  Saliitu' 
Saunders,  William 
Stewart,  .F.-nnes 
'I'upper,  Nathan 
Timpanny,  E<lw.  K. 
Taylor,  (j!eorj;e 
Thurlier,  Isaiah 
Ward,  John 
Welsh,  David 
Walsh,  James 

fJUYsnOUO'    (JOTNTY. 

District   of  St.  Mnnfs. 
Elliott,  Henry,  M.l). 
(ilencross,  Thos. 
Hattie,  ,Tohn 
Kennedy,  Robt.  senr. 
Kirk,  ATi;iUs 
Lynch,  William 
McJ)onald,  II.,  Custos. 
McKeen,  Wm. 
McKeen,  John  F. 
McKenzie,  Abner  P. 
Nickerson,  Israel 
O'Flavin,  Thomsw 
Pride,  William 
Rtide,  John,  senr., 
Sinclair,  Jolm 
Smith,  Tlioma.^ 
Sinclair,  Alex. 

Giiyshoroiii/Ji. 

j  At  water,  Abner 
Anderson,  Jesse 
Hifjelow,  \V''m.  J. 
Bears,  David 
Boudroit,  Alexander 
Cutler,  Hon.  R.  M. 
Cook,  Francis 


('iMuiinjzbam.E.,  Custot 
Camplxdl,  .loiin 
('hi'<liolm,  Colin 
Doltsoii,  David 
David,  iloseph 
Elder,  .folin 
FrancheviUe.  Edw.  II. 
Ferguson,  Wm. 
Fitzuerald,  James 
(iuim,  Donald 
Hadlcy,  James  B. 
Hart,  "William 
iHandlon,  Jame^ 
JlartshoniP,  Wn). 
!Hadlcy,  Joseph  (J. 
HartU'y,  .lonathati 
Hadlev,  Joseph  W. 
Hert-crnan,  W.  O. 
Jamicson,  Jolni 
Keatin'T,  Thomas 
Keily,  David 
Kirk,  .John 
Marshall,  Ilcm.  J.  J. 
Mahone}',  John 
Mea<;her,  Martin 
Moir,  Wm. 
McMillan,  Jolm 
Morris,  Geor^xe 
Patterson,  Thos.  II. 
Scott,  Wm,  G. 
Steel,  John  A. 
San;,fster,  Andrew 
Sinclair,  Alexander 
j  Scott,  George 
Tory,  James  A. 
iTorv,  John  11. 
jWaflacc,  James 
AVhitnmn,  Thos.  C. 

HANTS    COUXTT. 

Allison,  John 
Allison,  James  W. 
iArmstroiiiu:,  (Jeorgo 
JAilisoti,  Robert 
iBowman,  Chas.  B. 
jButler,  E.  K.  S. 
Jirennan,  John  S. 
Burt^ess,  John 
jBh)is,  Benjannn 
Brown,  Jolin 
Currie,  Benjamin 
Cochran,  Arthur  MeN. 
Church,  Constant 
Card,  Stephen  C. 


.^f 


82 


PIIOVINCIAL    WKSLKYAX 


[1800. 


Cliiinibcrs,  Win. 
Cochran,  James 
Crow,  James 
Cochran,  Daniel 
Casey,  Wm.  C. 
Constance,  Josiah 
(Caldwell,  Samuel 
Curran,  'I'honias 
Do  Wolf,  lienjamla 
Donj^las,  Isaac 
Densmore,  Georgo 
Dimock,  William 
Dimock,  Isaiah 
Dimock,  John 
Davi^'on,  William 
Ettcv,  Joseph 
Freize,  David 
Graham,  Steplien 
(ireeno,  Jame.s 
Har\ie,  Geoi'uc 
Hardinj;;-,  Theodore  S. 
lli}>f,ans,  Jas.  M. 
King,  John  Otis 
Keatinjj:,  Joseph 
Lockhart,  Jolm 
Lake,  Isaac 
Mumtbrd,  William 
Murj)hy,  P^dwai-d 
Madcll^  Joseph 
Mamiinri-,  Jolm  Jr. 
Moser,  Niciiolas  13. 
IMasters,  Beniamia 
MclIeftey,IIou.  Eich., 
Custos. 
McKay,  George 
McPhee,  Alexander 
McDougall,  John 
McLatchey,  ICdward 
McDongail,  Wm. 
]\rcComl)cr,  John  M. 
O'JJrien,  James  S. 
Parker,  Francis 
Palmer,  Samuel 
Putnam,  James 
Parker,  George 
Payzant,  I^ewis  J. 
l\iyzant,  Godfrey  P. 
Parker,  Sluibael  13. 
Palmer,  Jolm 
Rickards,  Joseph 
lleynolds,  James 
Rockwell,  Daniel 
Smith,  Richard 
Smith,  Benjamin 


Smith,  Jonathan  M. 
Smith,  Charles 
Smith,  Archihald 
Smith,  John 
Smith,  >«'athiiniel 
Smith,  George 
Smith,  Allison 
Smith,  IJennett 
Salter,  James 
Scott,  David 
Sanford,  Israel 
Salter,  INlicliael  B. 
Sanford,  Thomas 
Sandford,  G.  B. 
Tlu mpson,  Alex. 
Tomlin^oii,  AMe 
Terhune,  I^aniel 
Witlirow,  Jacob 
Wilson,  Benjamin 
Wallace,  William  R. 
Witlirow,  James 
Wt>lavcr,  (ieorge 
Young,  Elkaiiah 

HALIFAX    C01:NTY. 

Anderson,  John  II. 
\nnand,  David 
Archibald,  David 
Bell,  lion.  Hugh 
Burris,  Matthew 
Black,  James 
Burton,  John 
Bc;.nett,  Joseph 
Borden,  Judali 
Burgess,  Ephraim  E. 
Brine,  AVilliam  E. 
Browner,  Joseph 
Boutilier,  E>.'rO/om 
Creighton,  Cieorge  B. 
Croucher,  James 
Cochran,  elaines 
Caldwell,  Samuel 
Chipmau,  George  L. 
Dean,  Adam 
Esson,  John 
Far(]uharson,  Alcxr. 
Eraser,  Alexander 
Fox,  Robert 
Falconer,  David 
Gladwin,  Ilcnry  A. 
Gould,  Matthew 
Grittin,  James  L. 
Geddes,  John 
Gaetz,  Thomas  A. 


Ilartshorne,  Laurence 
[lamilton,  diaries 
Hunter.  Charles  1). 
ITiiiritzy,  Henry 
llarplc,  (Jeorge 
Hays,  William 
Jennings,  Joseph 
Johnston,  Laurence 
Kent,  ilames 
Kelly,  Alexander 
Lydiard,  William  J. 
Leslie,  Joli» 
Logan,  Robert  A. 
Letson,  I'hilip 
Lyttleton,  Westcoto 
Lambert,  John 
Layton,  Francis 
Motr,  Henry  Y. 
Martin,  John 
Munro,  Francis 
Mitchner,  Alexander 
Murray,  Donald 
McKiiilay,  A.  (Custos 
Mclnnis,  Angus 
McQuairie,  Laiighlin 
McPhce,  Arcliibald 
McLearn,  Donald 
Northup,  Jcremiiih 
O'Gorinan,  Daniel 
Potts,  Thomas 
Power,  I'a trick 
King,  Thomas 
Hobertson,  George 
Hyan,  Edward  Ik 
Shields,  Andrew 
Ste})liens,  Alexander 
Scott,  Arcbibakl 
Thomas,  John 
Tidmars.U,  Win.  II. 
Tobin,  Tiioinas 
Thomiison,  David 
Wallace,  Thoma:* 

IXVEKNESS    COVMY, 

Brouard,  Peter 
Heaton,  Donald 
Beaton,  John 
Beaton,  Samuel 
Campbell,  John 
Campbell,  Hugh 
Camjibell,   Samuel 
Cameron,  Donald 
Cameron,  Allan 
ChishoIm,.Alexr. 


18G0.J 


Cliisholin,  J, 
Cauieron  Hi 
Crowdis,  Jol 
Ktlin.lg(!,  Ti 
liawley.  Mat 
li.'iwivuce,  Gi 
liUWi-euce,  ^c 
Lt-'Jiiehe,  Pet 
.MuiTuy,  Johi 
*     i^eeu,  Hon, 
Mcfeod,  Jo  hi 
'  McLellan,  Joi 
Mi'Lean,  Alo 
McLellan,  An 
^AlcLellan,  Do 
.Mci^ean,  Jolm 
.McLellan,  Doi 
^[<Keen,  Jamc 
McDonald,  J^c 
McDonald,  Mr 
McDouald,  Jol 
McDonal.l,  Do 
McDonald,  Jan 
McDougal,  Lai 
McPhersuu,  M; 
McLi'od,  Isaa.; 
^Mclntyre,  Arc 
yk-Kiiy,  Malcoi 
^UcKeeii,  John. 
McKay,  lUmh 
Mcl^nald,  Ma 
McDanicl,  Matt 
Mclnnis,  Angu^ 
'^f'-Vcil,  Roderi< 
McIOa.'hern,  An 
I'l'icell,  James 
Jioss,  .John 
''^inytli,  Peter 
'"^'iiytli,  Dougall 
Tivinain,  John  | 
iieniain,  DunsiJ 

KiVG's  col-nI 
^Vnnstrong,  Jas. 
J^'ll.  Caleb  R. 
JJ'ii-gess,  Seth      I 
^^''•kuitli,  Mayh 
ionlcn,  Edw.'pJ 
Ji'iijaiuin,  Irad 
ll'~'>-'A'n,  Tlios.  • 
^'.uvlow,  Ebenezcl 
J"i''len,  John  W] 
ll^h,  Ja.nes 
iionlen,  Hiram 


1800.] 

ALMANACK. 

83 

Cliisliolm,  John 

Crane,  Jajncs  N. 

Patterson,  Al(>x. 

CaiiH'roii  IIiii;Ii 

Campbell,  Wm.  C. 

Patterson,  Wm.  W. 

Cniwflis,  Joliii  George 

Chipman,  Samuel 

Patterson,  John  G. 

Ktliriili^t,',  Thoiuiis 

Caldwell,  John  M. 

Pineo,  Aiigustin  A. 

ll:i\vlt;y,  Miittlicw 

Crane,  fFoscph 

Porter,  Jujiu 

li.iwrt'iice,  George  C. 

Cogswi'll,  Gideon 

Parker,  John 

L;i\vroacc,  SaniU'jl 

Cox,  Thomas 

(2ui!j;lev,  Thomas 

U'Kk'lie,  Peter 

Cox,  John  11. 

Rmd,  Caleb  H. 

.Miirniv,  John 

Cohlwcll,  Russell 

Rockwell,  IJenjamin 

;  l'i(ii^n,non.W.,Cust'is 

Chipman,  Winkworth 

Roscoe,  John  W. 

\  Mffeod,  John 

Calkiy,  Benj.  H. 

Rhodes,  Wm. 

'  McLellau,  Jolin. 

Chase,  Josei)h 

Ross,  Edw.  J. 

Mi'Lcan,  Alexr. 

Canlan,  Patrick  1). 

Robinson,  Geo.  F. 

Mclielhin,  Aufius 

Calkin,  Ellas 

Reid,  Joshua 

McLelhiii,  Donald 

Crane,  William 

Starr,  Richard 

Mcl^ean,  Jolm 

Coldwell,  Henry 

Sliar  ),  Samuel 

McLellan,  Donald 

Dickey,  11.  L.,  Gustos. 

Smit  1,  Fairfield 

McKcoii,  James  G. 

Davidson,  David 

Sheffield,  Amos 

'  MrDoiiahl,  Donahl 

Davidson,  ,las.  T. 

Skinner,  David 

McDonald,  Malconib 

Davidson,  William 

Sanders,  Joseph  P. 

McDoiiaKI,  John 

Eaton,  Ward 

Seaman,  Thomas  L. 

.McDonald,  I>onald 

Ellis,  David 

Tu  )per,  Wui.  A. 

^Ic Donald,  James 

Eaton,  James 

To  )in,  Chas.  J. 

i  .McDon^ai,  Laiiehlin 

Karon,  CliarU'S 

Vaughan,  John 

Mcl'hersun,  Martin 

Eaton,  Levi  W. 

Walker,  Archibald 

McLcod,  Isaai; 

Pitch,  Simon 

NVoodworth,  Wm. 

M(dntyro,  Arch' 

Fisher,  Jolin 

Wickwire,  Peter 

]\lcKay,  MaU'omb 

Forsyth,  Enoch 

Webster,  W.  B.,  M.D. 

i  McKeen,  John.  H. 

GritUn,  James 

Walk(n-,  Francis 

I  M(  Ivay,  IIu^Lrh 

(Jivan,  John 

Welton,  Svdne\» 

McDonald,  Malcolm 

Hutchinson,  John  F, 

Wilson,  Thos.  A. 

McDanicl,  Matthew 

Harris,  Jas.  Wm. 

Wood  worth,  Levi  C. 

Mclnnis,  Aniius 

Huntlev,  Daniel 

Wallace,  Wm.  J. 

i  McNeil,  Uoderick 

Harri.s' Elisha  D. 

Woodworth,  G.  D. 

McKachern,  Augns 

Hamilton,  Edward 

Purcell,  Jame:i 

Johnston,  Wm. 

LUXEXnUUG     COUNTY. 

Koss,  John 

Jacfjues,  John 

Andrews,  Wm.  V. 

Sinytli,  Peter 

Johnston,  Cyrus 

Anderson,  Georgo 

Smyth,  Dongall 

Kidston,  Richard  W. 

Hrimmer,  Robert 

Treinain,  John  L. 

Kirki)atrick,  John 

Bailey,  Hemy 

Treniain,  Dnnsier 

Lock  wood,  George 

IJigelow,  (ieorge 

Lovett,  Thomas 

Harrs,  (ieorge 

king's  county. 

JiOckhart,  Nathan 

Church,  Chas.  A.    , 

Armstrong,  Jas.  L. 

Lockhart,  Jacob 

Cragg,  Thos.  R. 

Bill,  Caleb  K. 

Lyons,  Win.  H. 

Crandall,  David  W. 

Miirgess,  8eth 

Leard,  Jas.  jr. 

Corkum,  Peter. 

Ik'ckwith,  Mayhew 

Millar,  Wm. 

Chcsley,  Nelson 

IJcnlcn,  Edw.'P. 

Miner,  GritHn 

Dimock,  Daniel 

Hi'iijaniin,  Irad 

McGregor,  George 

Drew,  Lemuel 

Ikrgen,  Thos.  * 

Xewcomb,  ^Vbraham 

Drew,  Wm.  S. 

Bimlv)\v,  Ebenezer,  jr. 

Xeily,  Zeltulon 

lOrnst,  Henry 

Hmden,  John  \V. 

XewcomI),  Isaac  H. 

Heckman,  John,  Custon. 

Bli.iili,  James 

I'aliner,  Edmond 

\  ienneberry,  Martin 

BonUin,  Hiram 

Parker,  Nathan 

Hoyt,  Milledgc 

■:U'  :p' 


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m 


84 


PROVINCIAL    WKSLEYAN 


[18()0. 


Jost,  Henry 
Kiuilhack,  George 
Kedy,  John 
Kilaut,  Lewis 
Kaulback,  Joshua 
Legg,  Jieujiinliii 
Lordly,  Charles 
Miller,  Joseph  P. 
Manning,  Benj.  W. 
Morgan,  Edward 
Mills,  Geo.  11. 
Parker,  Obediuh 
Koss,  Williun 
llhilnvrt,  Benj. 
liobertson,  Wm. 
Koss,  George 
llichardson,  George 
Rudolf,  Joseph 
Kudolf,  Ciuirles 
Selig,  James  D, 
Scott,  Kohert 
Smith,  Robert 
Teal,  Edward 
Wheeloek,  Morton 
Wolf,  Nieholas 
Whitford,  Joseph 
Zwicker,  Benjamin 

PICTOU    COUNTY. 

Bell,  Basil 
Carmichael,  James 
Campbell,  George 
Crearur,  James 
Copeland,  Robert 
Cameron,  Samuel 
Crichton,  Jamcd 
Crcarer,  John 
Cameron  John 
Campl)ell,  Peter  G. 
Chisholm,  Alex. 
Cameron,  Alex. 
Davids,  W.  H. 
I)unl)ar,  William 
DouU,  Robert 
Denoon,  George 
Eraser,  James 
Eraser,  William 
Eraser,  James  D.  B. 
Eraser,  Alexander 
Eraser,  John  McP. 
Eraser,  Alex.  (N.  G.) 
Eraser,  Roderick 
Eraser,  Donald 
Eitzpatriek,  .lame.s 


Gordon, Wm. 
(iraiit,  John 
(iunn,  JS'eil 
Grant,  James 
(iray,  John 
Holmes,  Hon.  John 
Hocken,  Daniel 
Jlenderson,  James 
Holmes,  John 
Hunter,  Andrew 
Lowden,  Robert 
Logan,  John 
Langille,  Wm. 
Lane,  John  H. 
Matheson,  Wm. 
MuiTay,  Robert 
Murdoch,  James 
Mitchell,  (ieorge 
Munro,  Thomas 
McKay,  R(jbt.,  Custos. 
Mcljcan,  Kenneth 
McKenzie,  Alexander 
McKay,  John 
McJ^eod,  George 
McDonald,  Duncan 
McKenzie,  Adam 
McGregor,  Donald 
McKay,  Neil 
McLeod,  Hugh 
McKenzie,  John 
McGregor,  James 
McLean,  Jas. 
McDonald,  Ronald 
McDonald,  John 
Mcl'herson,  Murdoch 
McKay,  Alexander 
Mcl^eod,  John 
McDonald,  George 
McKenzie,  George 
McKay,  Alexander 
McDonald,  JJonald 
McLennan,  Rodk. 
McKav,  George 
McDonald,  John  F. 
McLeod,  Angus 
McKenzie,  Rodk. 
McKenzie,  John 
Narrawuy,  Henry  R. 
Olding,  John 
Patterson,  Abraham 
Primrose,  Jas. 
Purvis,  Jas. 
lioss,  Peter 
Robertson,  Andw. 


Ross,  William 
Ross,  David  A. 
Robertson,  Duncan 
Ross,  John 
Itoss,  Alex.  P. 
Skinner,  James 
Sutherland,  Angus 
Smith,  Anthony 
Smith,  William 
Sproul,  Matthew 
Scott,  James 
Wentworth,  Jas. 

queen's  countv. 

Allison,  Charles,  jr. 
Barss,  James 
Campbell,  Hon.  John 
Cowie,  Andrew 
Colioon,  Edward 
Carten,  John 
Christopher,  Geo.  P. 
Darrow,  John  L. 
Dexter,  Joseph 
Dolliver,  Kobt. 
DeWolf,  James 
Douglass,  John 
Ereenwn,  Whitman 
Ereeman,  Zoheth 
Ereeman,  David 
Ereeman,  Nathaniel 
Ereeman,  Joshua  N. 
Ereeman,  Allan  T. 
Ereeman,  Law.  senr. 
Eoster,  Chas.  W. 
Elynn,  Thomas 
Eancy,  Philij) 
Henry,  Israel 
Hemmepn,  Wm. 
Hall,  John 
Ledbetter,  Luther 
Moore,  James  E. 
Mack,  Stephen 
Morton,  Sylvanus 
Mulhall,  James 
Mulhall,  John 
Mack,  John  D. 
Mortimer,  Wm. 
Mack,  George 
McGill,  Wm. 
McLeod,  George 
McLeod,  J  ,dward 
Payzant,  George 
jParker,  Geo.  S. 
•Roberts,  Robert 


18(J0.] 

Seely,  Caleb 

Sfiiilii,  Lewis 

Slieriir,  Johji 

StL'diiian,  Eno 

Smith,  John,  6 

Scllon,  Saniue 

Tiipper,  E.,  Ct 

Tiij»pcr,  Step]], 

Vaiiliorn,  Edwi 

Wiiteniian,  Zei 

Vuiing,  Lawrei; 

KICnMOND    CO 

Bis.'^ett,  George 
iJiihin,  Simon 
IMam,  Jas.- 
J{ou(h-oit,  Eredei 
iJronnan,  Patk.  ( 
Br'mul,  J.  S. 
liowh-oh,  Charlo 
Biyiiier,  Wm. 
Bovd,  Donald 
Mnn,  Simon 
Boiidroit,  Jeffior 
Busdet,  Peter 
Cv'u'hum,  Wm.,  ( 
pvamer,  Joseph^ 
i^jvereux,  L. 
pouovan,  Simon 
nilior,  John 
F'iiin,  Edw.  p. 
Freehill,  John 
Fixott,  Henry,  M 
(Jiuiioii,  Edward    ' 
Oroiichev,  JJaviil 
Hellier,  Matthew 
iiandlev,  Geo.  T 
j;»oj)er,  Josiuh 
Hill,  Robert 
Kiivaiiairi,,  jvj.^,jjjjl 

U'Sun;  Thomas 
^^'Blaiic,  Simon 
baiuliT,  Simon       ■ 
l^^'ViHcompte,  Isaal 
;i'\iscompte,  \Vj/ 
J  artell,  Henry 
JJonison,  John 
JIurehosou,  Alex. 
;/-"-fell,  Joseph      I 
'^IalK)urgette,  l\aft\ 
Jlornson,  Kenneth! 
Jl'itlieson,  John 

arinaud,  HypoIit,| 
-Uadden,  Dan.  O'cl 


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i-^.P 


I860.] 


ALMANACK. 


85 


Seely,  Caleb 
Siiiit'ii,  Lewis 
SherilV,  Joliii 
StL'dinan,  Enoch 
Sinitli,  John,  ?mr., 
Sellon,  SamUL'l  T, 
'^n[)\^or,  F.,  Ciistos.^ 
TupiiLT,  Stephen  C. 
Vaiihorn,  Edward 
Waterman,  Zenas 
Yuung,  Lawrence  N. 

KICn.MOND    COUNTY. 

Bissett,  George  E. 
Bahin,  Simon 
Ballani,  .las. 
Boudroit,  Frederick 
'  Brennan,  Patk.  C. 
Briaiid,  J.  S. 
Boudroit,  Charlog 
Brynier,  \Vm. 
Boyd,  Donald 
Babin,  Simon 
Boudroit,  Jeliior 
Bosdet,  Teter 
Criclitou,  Wrn.,  Custos. 
Creamer,  Jo.seph     ' 
Dovereux,  L. 
Donovan,  Simon 
Fuller,  John 
Fliun,  Edw.  F. 
Freehill,  John 
Fixott,  Henry,  M.  D. 
Gauion,  Edward 
Grouehey,  David 
llullier,  Alatthcw 
llaudley,  Geo.  T. 
Hooper,  Josiuli 
Hill,  HolK'rt 
Kavanaf^h,  Manning 
liL'Nuir,  Thomas 
LoBlanc,  Simon 
Landry,  Simon 
LcViseompte,  Isaac 
LeViseompte,  Wm. 
Martell,  Henry 
Morrison,  John 
Murciie:?on,  Alex, 
Martell,  Joseph 
Mabourgette,  Fatk. 
Morrison,  Kenneth 
Miitheson,  John 
Murniaud,  Hvpolito 
Madden,  Dan.  O'C. 


Martell,  Aimey 
Mclnnis,  Joiiii 
McNeil,  Norman 
McCurty,  Patrick 
McLeo(i,  Kenneth 
McLeod,  Angus 
McKenzic,  Uohert 
McNal),  Charles 
Oliver,  Anthony 
Phclan,  Edmund 
Reindre.ss,  John  H. 
Smith,  John 
Smith,  John  R. 
Strachan,  John 
Smith,  James 

SIIKLBCRNE    C<        "TY. 

Shelburne  IHi^i  ct. 
Bell,  Wm.  J. 
Bower,  John,  sen. 
Cocken,  A.  H. 
Deinstadt,  G.  H.,  Custos 
Eisenhaur,  David 
Geddes,  James 
Grigry  Thomas 
Houston,  Hugh 
Hagar,  Elijah 
Holden,  James 
Kelly,  Wm.  T. 
Locke,  John,  sen. 
McKenna,  Gilbert 
McXaughton,  Alexr. 
McPherson,  Lauchliu 
McMillan,  Wm. 
Muir,  James 
Nelson,  James,  jr. 
Purney,  John 
Payzant,  Edwd. 
White,  Cornelius 
Woodill,  Kobt.  P. 

Barrinrjton  District. 

Banks,  Thomas 
CotTin,  Josiah,  Custos, 
Crowell,  Thomas 
Covin,  Bartlett 
Chute,  Henry 
Cothn,  Thomas 
Cunningham,  Wm. 
Homer,  John  W. 
Lvle,  John 
Megray,  Asa 
Nickerson,  James 
Patterson,  Wm. 


Sargent,  Winthrop 
Smith,  Jas. 
Snow,  Josiah 
Smith,  James  C. 

SYDXBY    COUNTY. 

Brennan,  George 
Cameron,  Dougald 
Cameron,  Lauchliu 
Chisholm,  Donald 
Chisholm,  Roderick 
Chisholm,  Wm. 
Chisholm,  Dun. 
Chisholm,  Wm. 
Cameron,  Chas. 
Cunningham,  Wm. 
Cori)ett,  Edwd. 
Condon,  David 
Currie,  Wm.,  M.  D. 
Grant,  Duncan 
Gerroir,  Wm. 
Gorman,  Edwd. 
Hierlihy,  Wm.  C. 
McDonald,  Alexr.,  M. 

D.,  Custos, 
McDonald,  Hugh 
McDonald,  Robt. 
McDonald,  Angus 
McDonald,  Alexr. 
McDonald,  John 
McDonald,  Norman 
McDonald,  Donald 
McDonald,  John 
McDonald,  Christopher 
McDonald,  John 
McDonald,  Donald 
McGilvray,  Arclid. 
McKenzie,  John 
McKinnou,  John 
Mcintosh,  Alexr. 
McMillan,  Donald 
McEaciu'an,  Lauchlin 
McMillan,  John 
McGilvray,  Hugh 
(Jgdcn,  A.  A. 
Power,  David 
Randall,  James 
Randall,  E  islm 
Smith,  Joseph 
Smith,  Allan 
Trotter,  Robt. 

TICTOaiA    COUNTY. 

Buchannau,  Angus 


:«■  ,*' 


•n: 


,  80                                          PROVINCIAL    WE3LEYAN                               [1800 

Campbell,  John,  Cusitos, 

Sutherland,  Jas. 

Weston,  Leonard 

C!iiui)l)oll,  Hon.  C.  J. 

Taylor,  Alex. 

Ciiinpl)cll,  Hector 

Argi/le. 

Ciunphcll,  jMalcolni 

YAKMOL'TII    COUNTY. 

.\,bl)ot,  Reuben 

Canipl)ell,  Cliarlus 

Brown,  l{oi)t. 

Bouripie,  John 

Cameron,  Aiexr. 

Bunill,  Wm. 

Bourque,  Dominick  D. 

,  Fcrjj^iHon,  Duncan 

Clement-^,  Reuben 

Babino,  Cyril 

Hai't,  Josopli 

Cook,  Calcl) 

D'Entrcmont,  Simon 

i  Jones,  Wm. 

Chipman,  T.  D. 

D'Entrcmont,  IVter  S. 

1  Munro,  vVlexr. 

Crawley,  John 

D'Entrcmont,  Win. 

1  Morrison,  Donald 

Corn  in},''.  Nelson 

D'Entrcmont,  L.  B. 

'  McLeod,  Kenneth 

Crosbv,  Nathan 

Eakins,  Robt.  J. 

MoLcod,  Donald 

Crosby,  B.  P. 

Gavel,  John,  senr. 

i  MeliCod,  An^us 

CrosbV,  G.  H. 

Gardner,  Enos 

I  McLeod,  Donald 

Cann,  Harvey 

llardin<r,  Israel 

;  McLeod,  Murdock 

Churchill,  N. 

Hatfield,  Isaac  S. 

McLeod,  Daniel 

Durkee,  Amasa 

Ilatheld,  Wm.,  jr. 

McLeod,  John 

Durkce,  Jos. 

Hamilton,  Jas.  H. 

'■  McXah,  i:)ougald  B, 

Guest,  llol)t. 

Hogg,  Nathaniel 

Mcllcie,  Duncan 

Hilton,  Nathaniel 

Hamihon,  Saml. 

McKeiizie,  Chas. 

Jenkins,  Wm.  H. 

Jedcry,  Matthew 

Mcllae,  Alex, 

KiUam,  Thomas 

Lent,  Abram,  C'«*Ya^•, 

;   McKay,  Alex. 

Lovctt,  John  W. 

Lent,  Jas.  M. 

,   McDonald,  John 

Lonner<>:an,  Edmund 

Larkin,  Walter 

•  McKi^nzie,  Murdoch 

Moody,  E.W.B.,6Wos 

Larkin,  Stiliman 

i  McNeil,  J.  S. 

Murray,  John 

McKinnon,  John 

1  McKinnon,  J.  G. 

Mooily,  Wm.  U. 

Porter,  Leon 

!  McDonald,  An;j;u,s 

Moses,  Benj. 

Ryder,  John 

j  McLean,  Donald 

Rogers,  Benj. 

Siirette,  Michael 

j  McLennan,  John 

Roji'ers,  Wm. 

Surette,  Peter 

j  McDonald,  Alexr. 

Robins,  Ansel 

Simms,  Jeremiah 

IMcLean,  Malcolm 

Raymond,  Joslah 

White,  Joseph 

McDonald,  Jjauchliu 

lieymard,  John 

Wilson,  Obed 

McKcnzie,  Rodk. 

Shaw,  Jesse 

Willett,  Thomas 

Rol)ertsoii,  John 

Townsend,  W.  II. 

White,  John  B. 

COMMISSIONERS 

FOR    GIVING    RELIEF 

TO     INSOLVENT     DEBTO 

RS,    AND    FOR     TAKING 

Ai"F] 

[DAVITS    TO    HOLD    TO    1 

:{.\IL. 

ANNAPOLIS. 

Leonard,  Chas.  E. 

Rutherford,  Wm. 

Bath,  Robert  H. 

Mc Alpine,  Charles 

Tucker,  Charles 

Chipman,  Major 

Ousely,  Wm.  Esqrs. 

Wier,  John,  Esqrs. 

Foster,  William  Y. 

(jray,  James 

COLCHESTER. 

CUMBERLAND. 

Grassie,  Geo.  R. 

Archibald,  Samuel 

Bent,  William  W. 

Poyntz,  Jame8 

Bhuichanl,  Jas.  h\ 

Carrott,  Francis 

liirgLiks,  Israel  W. 

Crane,  Silas  H. 

Donkin,  Chas.  (i. 

Wheelock,  Jo:^.,  E,sqrs. 

Campbell,  Wm. 

DeWolf,  Cliarlcs 

Dickson,  Joseph 

(iordon,  Mi^hncl 

CAPK    JUIKTON. 

Lynds,  David  B. 

Heustis,  Joshua 

Bourinot,  John 

McKinnon,  \Ym. 

Morse,  Silas  H. 

Clarke,  Peter  H. 

Parker,  Francis  R. 

Mc  Kay,  Donald 

LSIJO.J 
riiico.  Iff)n. 

'"^I'illit',  fJillUCS 

U«:^vrs,  Win 
Huach,  C.  D 

Dionv 

«'i(l.l,  Churle 
'h',ir;iii,  Ed\V!i 
Ho'iinson,  .},>] 
."^tcuart,  JIciii 

fiUVSBORf 

At  water,  Abn( 
['ndvr,  lion.  J 
Ciimiiriyiiani,  ] 
Cnnk,  Francis 
Ciin-itf,  Eflwan 
(ilcncruss,  T.,  J? 
''^hl>(,(ialrl,  if.^ 

-McK'ecn,  Wm.' 
-■^hilioiicv,  John 
«'otr,  Wm.  J.^ 

IJALIKAX 

A'ldcrson,  JoJin 
K.-siHi,  John 

|V''tli,  Hon.  Ale 
^^l^iviiilay,  And, 
'"""it'i,  Jas.  J{. 
J'':"'ain,  JamesI 
Iu-,ning,  n.  c.  I 
'Viute,  Nat.  W. 

HANTS. 

f>C'ize,  Davifl 
Hurdinr,.^  ]^^  p 

IV')-  Jolu/of'jV 
^^^'im-y,  Hon 
^,  "',ii>for,  Jai„<,s 
;^''"tli.  John  M 
V  irhrow,  Jacb 
i^»i',^-,  Elkanah,) 

J-VVERNESsI 

iimuml,  Peter  L\ 
•udvceu,  Hon.  ^^ 


S: 


1800.] 


ALMANACK. 


87 


I'iiitn.  lion.  II.  G. 
•►I'anv,  Jaiii.'S 
Hii-rrs.  Win.  U- 
Koacli,  C.  !>.,  Esqrs. 

DIflUY. 

Riidd,  Cliarlos 
llcLTun,  Ivhviinl 
U()Viin.-on,  -lolni 
.Stewart,  llonrv,  Esqrs. 

GirY.SBOUOLOII. 

At  water,  A1>ner 
Culler,  Hon.  K.  M. 
Ciiimin.uiiani,  Edw.  J. 
('(»i»k,  Fninois 
Carritt,  Edwnnl 
(ileiicross,T.,  St. Marys 
MrDimaM,  II.,      do. 
MeKecn,  Wui.       do. 
Malionev,  John 
Seott,  Wni.  J.,  Esqrs. 

IIAMKAX. 

Anderson,  Jolm  II. 
K.->im,  John 
Iv'itli,  Hon.  Alex. 
MeKinlay,  Andrew 
Smith,  Jas.  K. 
Trcinain,  James 
Twinin-r,  H.  C.  D. 
White,  Nat.  W.,  Esqrs. 


Mcl)(m<fall,  Laiiirldan 
McDoiiiiell,  James 
Tremain,  .fohn  L. 
Treinain,  Diinsier 

KING8. 

I'nrnaby,  Geo.  A. 
Hcrkwitli,  Mayliew 
Bill,  Caleb  n: 
Hnrgess,  Setli 
Campbell,  'Hios.  B. 
Calkin,  Benjamin  II. 
Cl'.ipman,  Wm.  II. 
Cliipman,  Wm.  K. 
Crane,  Wm. 
Dickey,  Iiu),di  L. 
Ilutcliinson,  John  F. 
Rand,  Caleb  H. 
Starr,  Richard,  I'lsqi's. 

LUXENULTllG. 

Dimock,  Daniel 
Ernst,  llenry 
llarley,  John 
lleekmaTi,  Jolm 
lloss,  William 


HANTS. 

YiX''i/.o,  David 
ILuTliii-,  E.  F.,  M.D., 
Kiiiu',  John  Otis 
Mrllclley,  Hon.  R.  A. 
S;inir>ter,  James 
Smith,  John  M. 
Wirhrow,  Jacol> 


PICTOU. 

Campl)ell,  (ieorijo 
Crichton,  James 
Donll,  Robert 
Eraser,  James 
Gonlon,  AVm. 
Ilockin,  D. 
Melvenzie,  Roderick 
Mnrray,  liobert 
Mnrdoch,  James 
Xarraway,  Henry  R. 
jPatterson,  Al)ram 
jPrimrose,  James 
Robertson,  Dim. 


Vouag,  Elkanah,  Esqs.^'^iiintir,  Jas.,  Esqrs. 


INVERNESS. 

Brou!\rd,  Peter  L. 
Mr  Keen,  Hon.  Wm. 


Carten,  John 
Ed<j,ar,  John 
Moore,  James  F. 
Patillo,  Thos.  R. 
Roberis,  Robert 
Seeley,  Caleli,  Esqrs. 

RICHMOND. 

Creiiihton,  William 
DeCurteret,  Peter 
l)(jn()van,  Simon 
Handley,  Geo.  T. 
Leaver,  Thos. 
Mart''l!,  Ilenrv 
Madden,  D.  O'C. 
Smith,  J.  R. 

8iielhj:rne. 

Randay,  Andrew 
Coffin,  Josiah 
Cnrrie,  Ro!»ert 
Deinstadt,  Geo.  II. 
Enslow,  Isaac  G. 
McKeima,  (iilbert 
MeNaujihton,  Alex. 
Muir,  James 
Sargent,  Winthrop 
Tottie,  John 
White,  Cornelius 

SYDNEY. 

Rrcnnan,  Georpo 
Cnnnin<;ham,  Wm.  R. 
Hierlihv,  Wm.  G. 
McDonald,  Alex.  M.D. 

VICTORIA. 

Hart,  Joseph 
Jones,  William 
Morrison,  Donald 
Taylor,  Alex.,  Esqrs. 


QUEEN  S.  YARMOUTH. 

Rarss,  James  iRonrqne,  John 

Campbell,  Hon.  John     Clements,  Reub.,  Esqs. 


i  • 


■^'i. 


iff*-; 


88 


rnOVINCTAL    WESLEYAN 


[1860. 


SURVEYORS 

Arirhat,  Gcorjre  E.  Joans. 
Amherst,  Robt.  McCully. 
AnmijyoHs,  T.  C.  Tobias. 
Antif/onish,  Allan  McDonnell. 
Barrhif/ton,  ])ani('l  Sarjjcnt. 
Baddfck,  A.  F.  Ilnliburton. 
Bridi/ei>ort,  Pliilij^  J.  Dodtl. 
(.'oruirn/lis,  E.  Lorkwooil. 
Cape  Cansn,  Georrje  Norris. 
Dujhy,  Botsfonl  Veits. 
Guifshorotiffh,  Thos.  McColI. 
Halifax,  Samuel  Murphy. 
Liverpool,  Wni.  Uryden. 
Lnnenhnrfj,  II.  M.  Moylc. 
Londoiiflfny,  A.  1).  AIoiTison. 
North  SifdiiHj,  P.  Dodd. 


OF  SHIPPING. 

Pictou,  Robert  Il.ittie, 
Pur/wash,  Jas^  MeNab. 
Parrahorcnujh,  J.  Ratchford. 
Port  Hood, 


Si/dney,  C.  li.,  C.  E.  Leonanl. 
S/ielhurne,  Wm.  Muir. 
St.  }fari/'s  River,  A.  MrDonaM. 
'Pufamar/onrho,  Wnl.  CamjilicU. 
Tuski't,' i.  M.  Lent. 
Windsor,  R.  B.  Porter. 
Walton,  C.  R.  Allison. 
Wllinot,  Rof)ert  Stone. 
Wei/moHth,  D.  Ruirfrles.  y, 
Wdllare,  Nieol  Nieol^on. 
Yarmouth,  Alex,  llood. 


COMMISSIONERS  TO  LICENSE  PILOTS. 


f ATAMAOOUCHE   AND 
POINT    BULE. 

John  Miller, 
William  Eraser, 
Henry  Roberts, 
George  Mittitall.  Esqrs, 

PUGWASH. 

Hon,  H.  G.  Pineo. 
Thos.  Page, 
James  Bent, 


C.  B.  DcWolf, 
Daniel  Rogers,  Esqrs. 

WALLACE. 

Joseph  Heu.stis, 
J.  B.  Davison, 
J.  N.  B.  Kerr, 
Rieh.  Scott,  jr.  Esqrs. 

HALIFAX. 

John  Williamson, 


Hon.  Jas.  ^loNah, 
!    •"     J.  E.  Fairbanb, 
John  U.  Ross,  Esfjrs. 

I 

I  !PICTOU. 

|jas.  Primrose, 
iRodk.  McKejizie, 
iAlex.  P.  Ros:,, 
Jas.  Puives, 
Geo.  M'-Kenzie,  K^p. 


HEALTH  OFFICERS. 


AXXAPOLIS. 

Randall,  M.D. 

Robt.  J.  Ellison,  " 
Lean.  V.  Parker,  " 
Robert  Leslie,  " 
Geo.  T.  Bingay.  Esq. 

CLMBERLAND. 

Saml.  Mitchell,  xM.  D. 

Charles  Creed, 

B.  G.  Purdv, 

W.  Y.  Theiil,  Esqrs. 

COLCIIE.STEU. 

Chas.  M.  Bent,  M.  I). 
H.  Kirkwood, 
J.  W.  Marshall,     " 
Robt.  Logan, 
Samuel  Waugh, 
John  Millar, 
George  Lombard, 


Wm.  Blackwood,  Esqs, 

DIGBY. 

Robert  Stephen,  M.  D. 

GUYSnOIiOUGH. 

Edward  Carritt,  M.  D. 

HALIFAX, 

|J.  H.  Slavter,  M.  D. 
Ij.  C.  Hume, 


W.  A.  C.  Randall. 

piCTor. 
E.  F.  G.  Kirkwood, 
W.  Cook. 

RICHMOXT?. 

Henry  C  Fixott. 


HANTS. 

B.  DeW.  Eraser,  M.D. 

INVKHXESS.     .       H.  L.  Kellv,  E^qr? 
S.G.A.McKeen,jM.D' 


SFIELBURSE. 

J.  K.  Wilson,  M.D. 
Geo.  Snvder, 
Hv.  L.  Wilson. 


I  KINU.S. 

IW.  B.  Webster,  M.D. 

;E.  L.  Brown, 

iH.  O.  McLatchy,    " 

I  LUNENBURG. 

W.  A.  Crandal, 


YARMOUTH. 

G.  J.  Parish,  M.D. 
J.  B.  Bond,       " 
B.  V.  Harley.   '• 
A.  F.  Webster. 
E.  W.  B.  Mooflv, 
W.H.Townsmi.E'i!^ 


pCTORii I  I  Cape  NJ 

Great  b| 


'■■i  '■■ 


l,„ 


tr-'iv- 


1^60.] 

ALMANACK. 

89 

REVENUE  OFFICERS. 

COtNTIKI. 

r«RTS. 

collect's  a  comtr'lb. 
T.  C.  Tobias. 

SEIZIKO  OFl'ICKRB,  Ac. 

J.  L.  Rice. 

Annapolis, 

Brtdwetown, 

Janies  H.  Tliorne, 

K.  W.  roster. 

Am.hapolis 

rieinentsport, 
Thome's  Covo, 

Q.  F.  IJittnars, 
A.  B.  Thorne, 

Wm.  Durland. 

jWilmot, 

Rol)ert  Stone, 

J.  Clark,  S.  Stono. 

( 

JHridKeport, 
Mainudleu, 

E.  M.  Dodd.jr., 
Geo.  Rigly.o 

Caps  Breton.- 

'North  Sj'dney, 

T.  S.  Bown. 

Sydney, 

C.  E.  Leonard, 

W.  J.  Hill.o 

i  Londonderry, 

A.  D.  Morrison, 

liurris  Fulmor. 

^H    COLCHESTEB.  .  ■  - 

ITniro. 

Thos.  M.  Crow, 

iTatamacroucho, 

Win.  Cain|)liell, 

iAnihorst, 

Robt.  McCalley, 

A.  Fowler,  A.  Chipman 

1  Advocate  Harb'r, 

Clhurles  Ward, 

E.  Church,   Ihrt  Law-  ■ 

Jo'»f,'in8, 

George  Seam;vn, 

Irene*. 

^1    ClUBEnLlKD.  .  ■ 

;Pnywabh, 

James  McNal>, 

^           1 

IParraborough, 

.lamt'B  llMtchford, 

IWalhice. 

Nicol  Nicolson,** 

'Bear  River, 

John  Ban-. 

^H 

Church  Poiut, 

Ambrose  Bourneuf, 

^1 

Dif-'by, 

Botsford  Viets, 

^1    DiGBT 

■Sandy  Cove, 

Calvin  Gidney, 

iWestport, 

B.  H.  Ruggles, 

■ 

VWyinonth, 

H.  D.  Ruggles, 

1 

Cape  Canso, 
l(}nvRborough, 

George  Norris, 
Thomas  MoColl, 

W.  J.  BIgelow.t 

^B  GrTsnoBOUGH . . 

■McNair's  Cove, 

T»avid  Power, 

I^H 

St.  Mary's  River, 

Jno.  A  A.  McDonald, 

i^H 

White  Haven, 

Jas.  Feltmate.t 

H 

"  Hantsport, 
Mftitland, 

Nathan  T.  Harris, 

H  HiXTl' 

Adam  Roy, 

Windsor, 

R.  B.  Porter, 

John  Sterling,  t 

^H 

(Walton, 

Chailes  R.  Allison, 

^H 

"  Margaree, 

Edw  1.  Mndge, 

^■iXTEBXESB 

Margaree,  Island, 

\V.  C.  McKeen, 

Port  llo(xl. 

I'.  D.  Tremain,  acting 

Walter  Lawrence.         1 

—  ^H 

Iship  Harbor, 

P.  C.  Brouard, 

James  Puroell.               j 

^H 

"ICornwallis, 

Edw.  Lockwood, 

Abraham  Ogilvy. 

^1  Kixas 

!  Can  ad  a  Creek, 

C.  V.  Rawding, 

W.  H.  Lovelt. 

i French  Cross, 

John  Orpin, 

^1 

Horton, 

Joseph  Crane, 

^H 

'Chester, 

.,1       ^1  LrxEXBrsa — 

jLiinonburg, 

n.  M.  Moyle. 

Dl.  Owen,  J.  Zwicker, 

^H 

iLallave, 

John  Uarley. 

D.  J.  Lantz,  J.  Oxner. 

^■Ficior 

iPioton, 

1 

Liverpool, 

David  McCulloch, 

A.  G.  McKay,  J.  Mc- 
Pherson,  G.  Ilattio. 

^■QrEF,>-B 

John  H.  Freeman, 

"Wm.  Bryden. 

■^Richmond  .... 

Arichat, 

Simon  Donovan, 

J.  Hearrie,  J.  Martell, 

^1 

'  iBarrington, 

John  Homer, 

J.  Trefry,  D.  Sargent. 

^  \)_    ^IShilbceke  . . .  ' 

Ragged  Islands, 

\Vm.  Stalker, 

1 

Shelbnrne, 

James  Muir,  jr. 

1 

Watson  Nickerson,  N. 
'  Snow,  J.  F.  DemingB. 

^^ 

'  Antigonish, 

Allen,  McDonell, 

^^      ■EroxKT 

JHarbor  auBouche, 

Edw.  Corbet, 

^Little  River, 

James  Randall, 

1 

'  jBaddeclc 

A.  F.  Halibut  ton, 

Evans  Campbell. 

Cape  North, 

Alex.  McDonald, 

N.  McPherson,  G.  Bur- 
ton, D.  Mcintosh. 

^H 

Great  Bras  d'Or, 
i^llngonish, 

Alex.  Muoro, 

A.  MorriBou,  J.  Bain. 

^^H 

^^k 

'  iBitaver  River, 

Reuben  Perry 

^BilHOUTH 

lYarmouth, 

T.  E.  Moborly, 

Ly.  Durkee,  W.  Spin, 
ney,  Alex.  Hood. 

nul.F.^' 

''^■lUrAx 

jsheet  Harbour, 

Joseph  Browner, 

\ss^ 

^B'' Collectors  o 

nly;  f  Col.' Light  Duty 

only ;  t  Tide  Waiten 

and  Seizing  Offlcers. 

^,i' 


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90 


TROVINCIAL    WESLEYAV 


[isoo- 


CUSTOM  s  1)  I-:  i»A  irr  vi  en 

Edvviinl  JJiiuu-y,  Artluij  Collcrfor. 
Win.  (r.  Fift.',  'Wftrcfivitsfi  Ku'jtfr. 
J.  U  .  lioss,  Head  oiiOloor  (h/xirtoi'l. 
Jas.  M.  Tidiiiarsh,  iMmUntj  Wailei 

ami  S((irch«r. 
Jos.  Austen,         \      Gudf/rrs  and 
J.  W.  Quiiuiiin,  (   ]^r<f'f  Ojlficers. 
I Vtor  Donaldson,        ] 
Jaini-'S  Fitzi:i'nil(l, 
Tlioinas  P.  K'van,       \  Clerks. 
B.  li.  OxU'y,' 
Ciustavus  Joiniston,  J 
Francis  Johnston, 
James  Miller, 
Robert  13oak, 
William  Foster, 
Michael  Kudolf, 

Donald  Frascr,  V    Warcltonse 

Matthew  Camj)bolI,        Lodctrs. 
Robert  Curi-ie, 
"William  McLean, 
John  L.  Compton, 
Jiobert  McDonald, 


Weighers. 


Boatmen. 


T,  PORT  OF  HALIFAX. 

Alexr.  Kelley,  Tide  Surveyor, 
Errol  lioyd,  ) 

Wm.  Hays,    >  Shifipituj  Ojficers. 
James  Ildls,  ) 
James  Kerr, 
Edw.   Kelly, 
James   Hatch, 
AL'itli.   Donaliop, 
Danl.  (iallauher, 
Alexr.  Mellom,      ' 
John  Diireen, 
John  Twaddel, 
Edw.  Cavaniijih, 
Edw.  Shann, 

Georue  liyder,        )■  Tide  Waiters. 
John  Nui^ent, 
John  Drummond, 
Edward  LeGuire, 
'Matthew  Nannie. 
James  Potter,  Trnekmnu. 
Joseph  Skallish,  Ollirc  Keeper. 
AVilliam  Hill,  Broker. 


COMPTRO LLERS    D EP APv TM ENT. 

n.  13.  Paulin,  Cottt roller  and  Reyistrar  of  Shippiny. 

James  Fitzj^orald,  Clerk. 

Samuel  Mur[)hy,  Surveyor  of  Shipping. 


Liveri)ool, 


WAnKHOUSIXG  I'OltTS  IN  NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Pictou,         Sydney,  C.  B.,         Windsor. 


Yarmouth, 


COMPANIES. 


NovA-ScoTiA  Electric  Telegraph  Compant. — Incorporated  liy 
Act  of  the  Pi-ovincial  Legislature,  1851. — Ga})ital  £20.000,  in  shares  oi 
£5  each,  with  power  to  increase  the  Capital  to  cost  of  additional  liiic^. 
Stock  issued  to  present  time,  £27,960.  President,  J.  C.  Co^'swi'll. 
Executive  Committee  and  Directors  nt  Halifax,  Wm.  S.  More,  C.  H.  M. 
Black,  T.  Bolton,  and  G.  E.  Morton.  Sncretary  and  Treasurar,  Wnx.  11. 
Wis  well ;   Chief  Operator,  Jesse  Iloyt,  Esq. 

Principal  Office,  37  Granville  street,  Halifiix. 

County  Offices,  Diueotors,  Oi'Eua'i;oiis,  &c. —  Amherst.  Hon. 
R.  B.  Dickey,  L.C.,  (jGo.  Keys,  Operator.  Annapolis,  Hon.  A.  Wiiit- 
man — Miss  Davidson;  Antigotiish,  W.  Cinmin^ham,  Esq. — J.  McK. 
Kerr;  Barrington,  Dr.  J.  K.  Wilson — R,  Cnrrell ;  Bridgetown,  Thoiiia? 
Spurr, Esij. — Chas.  Iloyt;  Bridgeivater,  II.  Gardner, Esq. — Miss  Harlcy; 


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fmm 


<mmmimfm 


<'npe  Ciinso,  Geo. 
(  li.is.  Miid.i,   Es(|. 
|,'«ij. — Mivs  McCJn 
nun.  Ksij. — E.    L. 
S\lv.'iiiiis  Morton,  ] 
huwy,  Ks(j. — Miss 
.'cr;  Luneuliiirg,  H( 
H.irdi'v,  Es(|. — Mil, 
T.  \i.  *]•  i-ii<er ;    Pi, 
Kin-;  Pmitnish,  Ju: 
.N'.  S,  ;iiid  XHd.  Co' 
(  iViv  II,  Boucher— 
i-il',  F.  I.  and  X. 

,  R.  W.  Dui 

.V.  /', urs, 

.\li<s  Fr;i>er ;  'J'ruro 
.McFiiil;ii!e,  Es((. — \ 
'yr,   Wiliiiiit,  Jii.s.  2 

I  (K'l.'lurt,  Esq. —  Vliss 
Y'tmrmfh,  A.  Lawsoi 

I  ]•',  Arcliihald  and  E. 

Halifax  Gas   L 
l.>ij.    /directors,  Hon 
Jiiu,  J.  Sawver,  Ji'is  I 
[n'.A.  S.  Blewirt. 

llu.n'XK    AVatkiJ 
Uh'iniurs,  'Vhos.  C.  H 
Twiiiinir,  M.  B.  AlmJ 
8,  L.  Sh.'Uiuon,   Esq. 
p.iiiiiii'i  Boreli;inj. 
J    lIvMiAx  TkmpkJ 
Ackhiirsr.     Pirerfnrsl 
-"I'i.ji-.,  Thos.  Weslj 
[il.  (.1.  Liiurilliard.     A 
In'-.v.vi>   XavigatI 
VU).    Directors,  Wn| 
jiliii't-ilinruo,  Esqrs 
[•^aiiil.  (\niy,  Esq.  ' 

IfvUFAX     AND     dI 

]    ni,M,n-doch,Esq. 
JHartsliorne  (Sec'y  ) 
\}  l';airl,anks,  John  V^ 
I  'l.'(k  aad  Henry  Yel 

-^rERClIAXT's  ReaJ 

\f'^,  C.  I).  Hunter,  I 
m^',  Aridw.  Mitehel 
Pnil  John  P.  Mott,  Es, 

"aUFAX    MEcilAJ 

[JM  m  I856.]_/V.J 
F  Vetinore.  Comml 
'Jijior  aiid  C.  C.  VaiT 


ALMANACK. 


91 


1860J 

Cine  Citiifin,  Geo.  Norris,  Esq.;  C/icstrr,  Geo.  Kicluinlson,  Es(|.;  Dii/hif, 
(has.  Hii'lil,  Ks(|. — Mis.><  Smith;  (jiti/slii>nii(ffli,  Lowis  W.  DcsHunvs, 
I.;,,',_Miss  McGrt';:t)v;  /fuiilsi>nrt,  W!  McCilllocli ;  Juntrillc,  W.  Cliij)- 
iiiiii.  1'>'1- — l'^'    '-••  l-'>'liiii'<l  ;    Lircrinxtl,   M,    Mi'Ia'Mii,   li.  (>.  DoWoU^; 


S\lvaniH' Morton,  Ksij. — Miss  A.  Itiirley  ;  LoHdnwUrri/,  Thoinus  L.  1)(!- 
laiu'v,  Ks(]. — Vlii^!^  Dickey;  fMircr  Ilorton,  J.  (}.  IleiuiiiLraJ",  FiS([.,  niiiiiu- 
ri;*  Lnnniliiir;/,  IIoii.  Joliii   Croi^j^htou- 


■U.  'S.  .loM;  MrXtir's  Coir,  J. 
Haitlev,  Es(i.— Miss  Fleii:er  ;    iXciv  fi'lasf/oic,  J.  W.  Cannieli;iel,  Ks(]. — 
T,  H,  Fni^er;    P'ictou,  W.   II.   Iloyt,   inaii!iL''f'r ;    Ptalstcr  Core,  J.  W.  ! 
lurr;  /'//'/"'"s/i, 'Ins.  Bent — H.  IJorden ;    J^ort  Ifnixl,    (tenninal  station  j 
N,  S.'aiKl  NH(1,  Co's),  H.   lilanclianl— Alex.  K.  Iloyt;  Raiiijcdhhtitds, 
(111-:  H.  IJoiiciicr — X.  Z.  Chii»nian  ;  Hnrk-villi^,  \.  Ii„  (terminal  station  : 
,;,r'l''  K.  T.  and  X.  S.  and  N.  B.  Co.'s),  S.  J.  J.  Wilkie;    Slulhaniv,  —  ! 

,  K.  W.  Durlee;    >^!jdnpy,  W.  M.  Turnl.nll,   Es.].— I.  P.  Wmd ; 

.V,  PiUrs, ,  Miss  A.  Reid  ;   Taltimaijoitchc,  A.  I'attersun,  Es<[. — 

Mi^s  Fr.'iM'r ;  '/'rum,  Jos.  Arc]iil)ald,  Esip,  man!i,L,a'i' ;  Wal/dce,  AWx. 
McFailane,  Es(i. — W.  iS.  Heiistis ;  Wri/month,  CD.  Jones,  JCsq.,  mana- 
■yr,  W'iliiKit,  Jas.  A.  Gil)lM)n,  Esq. — N.  B.  (Jesner ;  Windaur,  D.  E. 
(ic'ldcrt,  Es(i. —  \iiss  DinuH-k  ;  WolfriUc,  (jeo.  V.  Hand,  Es(|.,  ni!ina;j:er; 
Ynnimitli,  A.  Lawson,  Km\.,  manager;  Ilalifar,  J.  Iloyt,  D.  Grant,  W. 
F,  AirliilKild  and  E.  T.  Anj^ns. 

II.vLirAX   Gas    Light    Coati'AXY. — President,  Andrew  MeKinlay, 
>([.    Jfirectors,  Hon.  Wni.  A.  Black,  John  N'aylor,  John  II.  Anderson, 
1  Jan.  J.  Sawyer,  Jas.  Tremain  and  Jas.  Donaldson,  Esqrs.      Serrefaiy, 
|\V.  A.  S.  Biewirt.     Mvimjir,  Mr.  Geo.  linist.     Clerk,  Mr.  D.  Hood. 

ll.uJi'vx    Watku    C(»Mi'ANV. — Preside, it,  lion.  William  A.  lilack. 
[litrrlnr^,  'Flios.  C.  Kinnuar,  Jas.  A.  Moren,  Andw.  M.  Uuiaeke,  Clias. 
IwininL',  M.  B.  Almon  and  Jno.  Xaylor,  Esqrs.     Secretary  ly  Treasurer, 
[S.  h.  SliiiiHon,  Es([.     Suptrintendent,  Mr.  John  P.  Muir.     Cleric,  Mr. 
iSiiiiiiiL'i  I'oreliam. 

Il\i,ii  A.v  Te.mpf.raxck  Halt-  Company. — President,  Mr.  William 
lAikhursr.     Direrturs,  Messrs.  11.  H.  Wetmoro,  A,  J.  Ritchie,  Jno.  Lon- 
'.'iiiilji-.,  Thos.  Weslev  and  John  Metzler.     Secretary  ^'  Treasurer,  Mr. 
1.  (i.  Laurilliard.     Keeper,  Mr.  Edward  Joyc.'O. 

Inland  Navigation  Company. —  President,  Jas.  F.  A  very,  Esq., 
I  Ml).    IHrertors,  Wm.  Stairs,  Geo.  P.  Mitchell,  Philip  C.  Hill  and  H. 

ILa't-shonie,  Esfirs.     Engineer, • — .     Secretary  t^  IVeasurer, 

iNiial.  Gray,  Esq. 

lIvMFAX  AND  Dartmotjtii  STEAAfnoAT  CoMVANY. —  President, 
iWm.  Murdoch,  Esq.      VicePres't,  Hon.  Wm.  A.  Black.     L>i7-ectors,Liiw. 

Hartshorne  (See'y.),  Wm.  Stairs  (Trea.),  Hon.  M.  B.  Almoy,  Hon.  J. 

E.  Fairl)anks,  Jolin  Esson  and  David  Falconer,  Esqrs.  Auditors,  M.  G. 
lllluk  and  Henry  Yeomans,  Esqrs.  Ayent  ^j'  Manayer,  Edw.  II.  Lowe, 
lEiij, 

Merchant's  "Reading  Room. — Committee,  Henry  Yeomans,  Robt. 
iBonk,  (:.  D.  Hunter,  M.  V.  Black,  J.  T.  Wainwrijxht,  S.  F.  Barss,  Wm. 
lllarc,  Andw.  Mitchell,  Henry  Lawson,  John  H.  Harvey,  John  B.  Pay, 
jaml  John  P.  IMott,  Es(jrs.     Superintendent,  Mr.  John  Mniu'o. 

Halifax  Mechanics'  Libkauy. — [Established  in  1831 — Tncorpo- 
ati'il  in  1856.] — President,  James  C.  Himie,  Esci-,  M.D.     Treasurer,  R. 

Wetmore.  Committee,  Messrs.  Robt.  Stephens,  John  P.  Muir,  Robt. 
Taylor  aiid  C.  C.  Vaux.     Secretary  ami  Librarian,  Mr,  Garvie. 


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Halifax  Libkaky. — Committee,  H.  C.  I).  Twiiiin;;  (Cliuinnivn),  ,]. 
i   C.  Coj;n\vt;lI   (Vicc'-Clmirinan),   Airli.    Scott,   Win.  Siitlu'ilaiifl,  Alfnvi 
Jones,  S.  L.  Shiunum  and  John  Naylor,  Ks(|rs.     Treasurer,  A.  llarHlmw, 
Kf<(|.     Seeretnry  ^'  Lihntrmn,  Kdwani  Seville. 

Nova  Scotia  I'kkmanknt  Ulilding  Society  and  Savint;!* 
FcNi). — Trnstees,  Hon.  J,  \V.  Jolniston,  \Vm.  J.  AInioii,  M.I).,  ami  S. 

,  Seklen,  Ksfji-.s.  Directors,  J{.  Nol»le  (l*resi(!ent),  W.  Luwson  (Vice-do.), 
Jno.  J.  Sawyer,  Jas.  A.  Moren,  Win.  M.  Harrin^iton,  and  J,  T.  Wylde. 
Esqrs.  Auditor,  H.  Nol)le,  Ks(],  /)a7ikers,  the  I'niun  Bank.  Solin'iur, 
Jas.  W.  Jolni.ston,  junr.,   Escj.     Surrei/ur,  Mr.  1'.  Grant,     Seerctari/ iy 

j   Treiisnrer,  John  Burton,  Es(|.      Ollice  Xo.  42  Jiedford  How. 

'  'TiiK  Acadian  Ikon  Company. — Capital  i:2()0,(X)().  Trusters  in 
:  Nova  Scotia,  Hon.  lOnos  Collins  ;  Hon.  M.  H.  Almou,  and  E.  .M.  Aniii- 
1  bald,  Eaq. 


BANKS. 


i  The  houM  of  business  at  tlie  Banks  are  from  10  a.  m.  to  3  p.m.,  nnd 

]  tlio  Discount  days  at  the  Halifax  and   Bank  of  Britisli  North  Americn, 

I  Mondays  and  TlmrsdaytJ,  iiiul   Nova  Scotia  and  Union  Banks,  every 

I  day  except  Saturday. 

j  HALIFAX  BANKING  COMPANY. 

I  M.  G.  Black,  (President),  Hon.  Enos  Collins,  J.  C.  Cogswell,  B.  H. 

I  Collins  and  William  Trvor,  Es(]rs.     Cashier,  N.  T.  Hill,  Esq.     Clerh, 

I  Messrs.  J.  C.  W.  WilkiJ,  S.  H.  Black  and  Jas.  C.  Wilkic.     Messenyer, 

I  Mr.  E.  Sturmy. 

I  BANK  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Directors — lion.  M.  B.  Almon,  President,  Jas.  Donaldaon,  Jno.  TI. 

!  Anderson,  Wm.  Cunard,  Hon.  Alex.  Keith,  J.  W.  Merkel,  Andw,  U. 

■  Uniacke,  John  Essou  and  Jas.  Treniain,  Estjrs,     Cunhier,  Jas.  Funnaii, 

1  Esq.     Accountant,  Jas.  C.  Mclntosb.     Tellera,  Messrs.  T.  P.  Studd  and 

I  Tlios.  Clay.     Clerk,  Mr.  Alex.  Forrest.     Messenger,  Mr.  Geo.  Andeison. 

I  Agi:nt.s. — Pictou,  Jas  Primrose;    Yarmouth,  i!i.  J.  liond;    Windior, 

j  Harry  Kinj;,  Esqrs. 

I  BANK  OF  BRITISH  NORTH  AMERICA. 

I  Halifax  Bkaxcii. — Local  Directors,  Hon.  Wm.  A.  Black,  Hon.  Jaji. 
I  McXab,  and  J.  B.  Bland,  Esq.  Mamiger,  S.  N.  Binney,  Escj.  Acconn- 
i  tant,  P.  Jack,  Esq.  Teller,  Mr.  J.  H.  Grigor.  Clerks,  Messrs.  W.  C 
.  Monzies  and  J.  B.  Bland,  jr.     Messenyer,  Mr.  John  Roxby.     Sinndiwj 

Counsel,  Jas.   Stewart,  Esq.     Solicitor  and  Notary,  Hon.  Wm.  Youiij;. 

General  Manaaer,  Thos.  Payton,  Es(j. 
Agents  in  New  York,  Furguson,  Grain  &.  Smith. 
TJiis  Bank  1ms  branches  at  Quebec,  Montreal,  Toronto,  IlamiUon, 

Ottawa,  Brantford,  Dundas  and  Kingston,  Canada;  St.  John,  N.  13., 

and  Victoria,  Vancouver's  Island. 

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18(10.] 


DinFCTORs 

Tlins.  (;.  Kinii 
Kjip-s.  C(is/ii, 
Tillir,  Henry  ] 
Skinner, 


Tlii.^  Bank  is 
Hiiilding.  Hoi 
.Sariml.'iv. 

iHrecior,  TJio 


St.  Groroe'j 
.srrave  anrl  tlio  Lc 
Ksf].       Vice.Pres 
DcHIois.     2nd  A 
H'oodill.     Sevreti 
Spcretnry,  W.  Del 
W^fii.  Bullock,  li 
Mm-shail,  J.  She; 
man),  Jas.  Cross 
Committee  of  Chu 
w.'irds,  L.  JVfortoi 
J^'iinier,  Jas.  B 
I  Adams  and  Win. 
tn'oriTo's  Color,  \ 
Jii^^ign,  G.  Crossl 
>.n.«:ign,  Geo,  Be 
Looker, 

"flALIFAX    Yac, 

tlie  Earl  of  Mulgl 
^'it'G  Admiral  o\ 
V»mmnd(n-e,  G  A  f 
""■'^'■f,  The  Coml 
iliirtsliornc,  J    'fl 
Auditors,  L.  J.  M 
iJ.  ivnowlan. 
Nova  Scotia 
'it'k  ;    Vice-Pri's\ 

G.  McKenzie,  Chi 

J^"»"'^%  ■E.'^qrs. 

!)■  Ireasiirer,  Arcl 

Nova  Scotia. 
cussioii  of  interc^i 
Commerce  and  ih 
McKiulay,  Esq. 


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ALMANACK. 


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rXloX  HANK. 

DiRRCTORs — Win.  Stairs  ( I Wsidi'nl),  John  (Jilnon,  J:i<*.  A.  Moron, 
Th"'!.  C  Kiiiiiotir,  M.  P.  lilack,  Jiunos  'I'lioinpsoti  and  J.  W.  Hitcliie, 
Kji||s.  Cns/iiir,  W.  Siiwers  Sterling,  Ks(|.  Ari-onnfnnt,  dco.  MacIiOaii. 
/)//(-/•,  Ilciiry  Y.  Clarke.     Clerh,  Join:  C.  More.     Mi$se.nycr,  Mr.  Thus. 

iSkiiiiicr.  I 

'PllOVTNCrAL  SAVINGS  BANK.  j 

Tlii.^  Bank  isi  kept  at  tlio  Kccciver  (U'lierars  Offioo,  in  the  Province  ' 
nitildiii;;.     Hours  of  attendance  from  10  till  .'J  o'clock  every  day  except 
SiitnrdMy. 

Director,  The  Receiver  General.     Cashier,  Edvrard  Ducket,  Esq. 


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SOCIETIES. 


St.  Groroe's  Society. — Pntrom,  The  Rt.  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Mul- 
srave  anfl  the  Lord  liisliop  of  Nova  Scotia.  President,  L.  Harrshoriie, 
Ksq.  Vice-President,  J.  B.  Bennett.  l,s^  Assf.  Vice-President,  S.  W. 
DeBiois.  2nd  Aast.  Vice-President,  Wni.  Uennel:^.  Treasurer,  llohert 
Woodill.  Secret  an/,  J.  R.WiWU.  Asst.  Treasurer,  Fj.,1.  J  jordW.  Asst. 
Spcretnri/,  W.  DeBiois.  Chaplains,  Ven.  Archdeacon  Willis,  D.D.,  Bev. 
Will.  Bullock,  Rev.  R.  H.  Bullock.  Phijsicians,  Dr.  Alinony  Dr.  Giljiin. 
.V(/rs/i(j//,  J.  Shean.  (ommittre  of  Mamnjement,  The  Marshal,  (Chair- 
man), Jas.  Crosskill,  Win.  Pallister,  Wm.  Ackhurst  am'  E.  Dodson. 
(.'ommittee  of  Charity,  J.  Darby  (Chairman),  Wm.  Cooml)e,s,  J.  T.  Ed- 
wards, L.  Morton,  and  G.  Waterfield.  Standard  Bearers — St.  Georfjc's 
Iknner,  Jas.  B  Smithers  and  Geor<re  Payne;  Queen's  Arms,  Alex.^ 
Adams  and  Wm.  Humphrey ;  Royal  Standard,  Rich.  T.  lioome  ;  St.' 
Goori^fc's  Color,  Wm.  Murray ;  Welch  Arms,  John  Hujrhes  ;  National 
Eusi;;!!,  G.  Crosskill ;  St.  George's  Eusii^n,  Robert  Allison;  British 
Knsign,  Geo.  Bossom  ;  Union  Jack,  E.  W.  SutelifFo.  Messenger,  John 
Looker. 

il.vTjFAX  Yacht  Club. — Patrons,  His  Excellency  the  Right.  Hon. 
the  Etirl  of  Mulgrave,  and  His  Excellency  Sir  Houston  Stewart,  K.C-B. 
Vice  Admiral  of  the  White.  Commodore,  F.  M..Passow,  Es(|.  Vice- 
Coviinodore,  G.  A.  V.  Paw,  Esq.  Captain,  J.  R.  Wallace.  Sailin;/  Com- 
mittee, The  Commodore,  Vice-Commodore,  the  Captain,  J.  Pryor,  B. 
llartsliornc,  J.  Taylor,  G.  C.  Whiddeii,  G.  Drillio  and  J.  Strachan. 
Auditors,  h.  J.  Morton  and  G.  E.  Knowlan.  Secretary  <^  Treasurer,  J. 
B.  Knowlan. 

Nova  Scotia  HonTicuLTrRAt.  Society. — President,  Hon.  Wm.  A. 
Black  ;  Vice-President,  John  Williamson,  Esq.  Directors,  W.  Murdoch, 
G.  McKenzie,  Chas.  Cogswell,  M.D.,  Wm.  J.  Coleman  and  James  W. 
Nutting,  Esqrs.  Corresponding  Secretary,  J.  T.  Twining,  Escj.  Sec'y 
(j'  Treasurer,  Archd.  Scott,    Esq. 

Nova  Scotia  Liteuary  and  Scientific  Society — For  the  dis- 
cussion of  interesting  and  imjjortant  (|uestions  on  Literature,  Science, 
Commerce  and  the  Arts. — [Established  Jan.  4,  1859.] — Presidoit,  And. 
McKinlay,  Esq.     Vice-Presidents,  Rev.  Dr.  Crump,  and  Dr.  Cogswell. 


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riiAuiTAnr-K  Irish  SorricTV." — Pnslihnt,  John   Toliin  ;  \'!n'  p,,s 
r.  I'owcr;    l.s^   .isssisfunf  dn.,   'V.  K.  Kcimy;    2//r/ fA>.,  Joliii  ()'( 'oiin.ir; 
Scrnlnn/,  Thos.  Walsh  ;  Trmsitrfr,  K.  Skerry  ;  Mitrx/ui//,  Jos.  .MiiiiiIin  ; 
Coiiunillrc  nf  Chnn'lji,  \h\.  Aiuler.soii,  Stfpliou  Carcw,  —  Farn-ll,  'S['w\\\, 
Sullivan.  Andw.  Mui-|iliy. 

IIiuifLANii  SociKTY. — /V'.'S.,  Jolni  StnicliMii ;   FiV-r- (/«.,  John  Doiill; 
Assist.  (Id.,  John  Mnnro,  Win.  Kinhiv,  and  John  McKmv  ;  Thus.,  Akx, 


rriinntsi^;  .SV'/'y.,  Alex.  McKay  ;  iJirrrlors,  Wui.  Mnrdodi,  Dnii.i;! 
Murray,  Jas.  Williams,  lit.  Noble,  Hon.  A  Keith,  John  Ivi(hai(l.-iiii, 
IJou.  W)ii.  Vounj^,  Adam  licid,  and  S.  MeKav. 

NoRTic  Hiimsii  SoctRTV.— Av.s.,  John  'I'Mylor;  Virt- ilo.,  Wni.  An 
nand  ;  Assist,  do.,  W.  Murray,  Alex.  Seott  ;  Sivrctitnj,  J.  li.  ('ain|il)ill 
Assist,  do.,  A.  K.  McKitdav';  (.'/nnilnins,  Kev.  J.  Martin  and  Hev.  ,J 


mill 


Scott;  ('o)iimitfrr  ()/  Cluinhi,  A.  liayne,  J.  Urandor,  J.  1*.  Miiir,  J.  AU 
iireath,  and  J.  li.  Brennier. 


Afuican  Amolition  Sociktv. — Prmdini, 


Vtn  l\ 


sidi'iit,  Mr.  Wm.  Harratt.       'Jhitsitnr,   Mr.  ('h:is.  lioan.     Sii-nhirij,  Mr. 


C.  Hill.    Assistant  do..  Tlios.  Johnson,      t'oniinittii 


M 


cssrs.  Jos, 


J'lil 


llDW, 

idllU" 


lit) 

uvl! 


'rol)ias  Williamson,  John 'I'olliver,   Itoitt.  White,  Dan.  CJ rose,  T 
Steward,  Ju.s.  JJarns,  I'rineo  W.  Sport  and  Clias.  Dickson. 

H.VKMo.Nic  Sof'iKTY. — I^irsidriit,  M.  (}.  lilack,  Jr.  ;  M'rc  Pirsiilmt. 
G.  H.  Anderson  ;  <SVrm (/n/ .v  Tnd'^vmr,  11.  M.  C'rei;j;hton,  Esqis.  ('•■m- 
viittce,  iViessrs.  J.  W.  Compton,  J.  VV.  Cragg,  T.  Kidt,^e\vay,  J.  S 
Mitchell  and  Jas.  Gossip. 

Deaf  and  Dumu  Institution. — Directors,  A.  McKiiday  (I'resiilr 
J.  11.  Anderson,  Jno.  Xaylor,  John  Dntl'us  (Treas.),  and  Dr.  Co^ 
Es(jrs;  SccnUirjj ,  liev.  J.  C.  Cochran;  Princijxd,^.  Scott  llutluu;  .1>- 
sisiuiit,  W.  Gray  ;  Matron,  Mrs.  Vinecove. 

Halifax  Visiting  Disi'cnsxuy. — (110  Ar;.''vle  Stroot.)  Pri'sidii 
Wm.  Murdoch;  Vic  do.,  Wm.  Hare;  7'm/s.,  1'.  C.  Hill ;  .S-V^JJ. 
Galla;,;har ;  7V(/.s^'»'.s,  John  Naylor,  Win.  llarrin^'ton,  amf  IJ.  O'Xiii: 
Governors,  K.  Jcnnin^iS,  .m.  d.,  Win.  J.  Ahnon,  M.  D.,  D.  McX.  I'aikcr, 
M.  I).,  F.  W.  Morris,  m.  d.,  J.  i '.  Hume,  ai.  d.,  licrnard  Gilpin,  .m.d., 
John  Slavter,  m.  i>.,  II.  S.  lila.  k,  .m.h.,  Wm.  Murdoch,  John  Diilhi-, 
i  Hon,  E.  kenncy,  llcv.  IJ.  McL  urn,  Ij.  Wier,  W.  A.  Hare,  Win,  l/iw- 
son,  and  Donald  Murray,      ('ousidtinij  P/i'/iirians,  Drs.  Alnnni,   I'liikrr, 


an* 


I  Co»,s\vell ;    lu'sident  Phijsiri  in,  Dr.  .>ltnTis.     Open  daily  (S 


Ullul 


excepted)  from  12  to  2  o'clock,  ;o  the  sick  poor  of  the  city. 


Halifax  Mechanics'  Institutk. — .Presidiid,  Andrew  McKinlnv 
Esq.  Vice  Presidents,  Jas,  Tlioinson,  and  Joseph  W.  Qiiinnaii,  K-'|i> 
Jreasurer,  Jas.  Forman,  Escj.  S/cretari/.  Mr.  Jas.  Barnes.  Cumtiji; 
.Ir.  Errol  Boyd.  Committee,  11.  II.  Wetmore,  (J.  L.  O'Bncn,  J.  .*i 
Thompson,  Jas.  Recce,  B.  Gilpin,  M.D.,  Kobt.  IS'oblc,  A.  J.  Uirciiic. 
Fred.  M.  Fussow,  and  J.  L.  Why  ted,  Esqrs. 


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/ii/ir<mit<itiri  s,  ]{{> 

J>)liii^ti)ii,  licv.  Dr 

soil,  h'cv.  J.  McAi 

.ViiMc,  J.  JJppcnc( 

cnm,  ']'.  ()  (Jcdde.s 

'i'i:Mi'i;i(  v\,  J.;  \ 

rij,  Kiil.crt  Wilson; 

h;illi;'-ali;  Comnu'ttet 

'l''i',  'r.  A.  Scoff,  (' 

Ui'iin  c,  J.  Bowos,  1 

Ham  FAX    Wk.si, 

Hon.  Jiiil;;(.  Miirshn 

ilcriou  ;    'Prrasiinr, 

init/ip,  (;.  H.  SijiiT, 

K.J<',>f,  Jonathan  C 

Il.\.  Tot  A  I-  An.si 

Pf'SidiMf,  John  Shell 

ArilK.V  i;i;.M    I^,,;^, 

Will.  .\l.  Brown;  '/'/i 
:iiitt,-e,  J.  Meizler,  \] 
WnWiHv. 

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ALMANA<K. 


05 


TEMPERANCE  ASSOCIATIONS. 

(ill.vvn  1)1VI«»|«>N,  S.  of  T. — (,'niiiil  W'lui/ii/  Pnlrlnnli,  V*\-.  U.  A. 
Tt'in|ilt! ;  (I.  W.  Assin'nttv,  Kolicrt  Noltic  ,  (t.  >>'cn/i< ,  i'.  VonM^^lunt  ;  (r. 
fintsiim,  ,]os.  \V.  tiiiiiirnm  ;  d'.  < 'liaphti)!,  1{.  lly.  VV.  /Jcnioi.*;  (1. 
Oiiiliutor,  Avanl  lAtiii^li'v  ;  d'.  Smlind,  II,  15.  Miiv  (  M  ;  Xnlimin/  /'in'sion 
Uiiii'iimltilli'nf,  Hi'V.  (ic(tr;j;»'  ClirHlic,  licv.  Jiid.  M(M  'jiv,  Hon.  ,].  \\ 
Jiiiii-toii,  Kcv.  Di'.  C'r!iiii|i,  W.  M.  I'i-duii,  .1.  S.  'riiniiij,  ■n,  (\.  Mntlii- 
m.ii,  Ufv.  J.  McAilliiir.  \{vs\  W.  A.  'IV-iiipk'.  \V.  A.  S.  Hk'uctf,  Holint 
Nolilo,  J.  hiii|it'ncott,  \y.  I5inrill,  L.  K.  ViiiilJuskirk,'  Hov.  John  dim- 
tnm.  r.  <>  (inMt's,  M.  1).,  1'.  M(>im;;liiiii. 

'l'i;Mi'r.i!AN<  i;  Aid  Association. — J'rcsiilrut,  E.  INIorrison  ;  St'irrta- 
n/,  lidln'iT  Wilson;  J')')iait(i(t/  Sirntdii/,  >](>\\n  CuoiiiIk';  'Jhasnnr,  ,](i]\n 
I/iiii-iin;  Coiiimittn',  W.  A.  S.  lilowett,  M  AU'sr.  SclKiUtT,  W.G.lVii- 
,lri-,  T.  A.  Scott,  V.  Will.  Allim,  Daiil.  Ujillnnlmr,  Jas.  Adams,  C.  W. 
Hc'inre,  J.  Bowes,  ami  Ci.  Matliison.  j 

IIaihax  Wksi.kyav  'I'oiai,  Amstinkncio  Sociktv. — Prrxhfmt, 
Hull.  Jiiil^ic  Marsliall;  I7rf  Pnsiilnifs,  'V.  A.  S.  Dc  Wolf  and  Anliihald 
Mortou  ;  '/'rmsunT,  II.  1).  Frost;  Sirnhiiji,  W.  A.  S.  Hlowctt  ;  L'oin- 
m'ltlip,  Vi.  II.  Starr,  T.  F.  Knii^lit,  II.  (i.  liainilliard,  Joliii  Longard,  jr., 
E.  .In.-t,  Jonathan  Crow,  and  K.  Jo!inst<tn. 

ll\,  'i'oTAi:  AasriNKVci;  Sociirrv. — I 'resident,  W.  M.  Brown;  Vice 
r,,^'iliiit,  i]u\{n  Sliraii ;  Tnnsanr,  \{.  XohKi  ;  Scrrhin/,  1).  Gallagher. 

AinKNKi'.M  Kkadimi  iiOOM. — Prisidritf,  C.'lias.  Kolison  ;  •'^(vntury, 
Win.  M.  B]<iwn;  '/'ndsiinr,  Joliii  \j.  Wliytal  ;  dirntor,  \\.  Joyce;  Coia- 
wittif,  J.  Metzlcr,  Win.  Fcntoii,  C.  Lv^'^,  T.  Woslov,  C.  Allan,  Wm. 
\V:illaci'. 

llu.UAX  Catiioltc;  Total  AnsTixKNCi;  a\t>  Bf,\i;voi,i;nt  So- 
(IKTV. — President,  Rev.  K.  Biirici-;  1st  Via-  Pnsidtnt,  Tlioinas  Walsh; 
2(/ lV«-/Vc.svV/(-»^,  Saiiuiol  Sullivan;  Tnasnr tr,  Ixohi.  Coiiroy.  Sccre- 
iunj,  John  lleujic  ;  Mtssaiyef,  Thomas  Conuer.s. 


LIFE,  FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANIES 
AND  AGENCIES  AT  HALIFAX. 

Stau  \avv.  Assukaxce  S<i<'ikty  ov  Loxoox. — ( Capital,  .£100,000, 
sttrlin;,'.)     Ar/i-iit,  M.  (1.  Black,  jr.,  Esq.,  (icor^^jc  Street. 

iNTKUVATIONAr,    LlFi:    AsStKANCK    SoCIKTV    OF     LoNDOV. — (Cap- 

it;il,,i:.')(l(),U()().)     MnKKjn-andAijdit,  P.  C.  Hill,  Halifax  Bank  Biiildinjr. 

Colonial  Lifr  Assfranck  Co.mfany  of  EoiNiiLMir.. — (Ca|iital, 
£;i()(),0()().)  Aijcnt,  and.  Sccir'tan/  to  the.  Board  of  Management  in  Halifax, 
M.  II.  Kichey,"Es(|.,  4U  Bedford  Kow. 

Professional  Life  Assluance  Coaifany  of  London. — (Capital, 
£:)0n,()()0.)     Agt^nt-i,  S.  &  ^V^  M.  (Jray,  (JO  Hollis  Street. 

TxiTKo  Kingdom  Life  Assurance  Company  of  London. — (Cap- 
ital, .£1,000,000,  sterlinj;-.     Agent,  H.  Ycomans,  Es(i.,  48  Bedford  Row. 

Amuon  Life  Assurance  Company  of  London. — Agent,  Sanil.  P. 
Faii'iiiiiiks,  Es((. 

Mkrciiant's  and  Tradesaian's  Mutual  Life  AsstrRANCK  Soci- 
KTY  OF  London. Agent,  J.  W.  Johnston,  jr.  Esq.,  42  llollis  Street. 

I'lCLiCAN  LiFB  Assurance  Company  of  London. — Agent,  Wm.  A. 
Hare,  Esq.,  Upper  Water  St. 


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90 


PROVINCIAL  wp:»lkyan 


[1860. 


Indi3Pi:tahlk  Life  Policy  Compavt  of  London. — (On  the  Prin- 
ciple  of  Mutual  Life  As^iurance.)  Secretary  and  Afjent,  P.  S.  llaniiltoii, 
Esq.,  liuckinj,'liam  Street. 

CoNNiicTicuT  Mutual  of  IIautford,  Eagle  of  London,  mi 
Manhattan  of  Nkw  York,  Life  Assurance  Cojipanies. — Ayeut, 
A.  Scott,  Ks(i.,  30  Bedford  Row. 

Life  Association  of  Scotland. — (Capital,  X400,000,  stg).  Sec- 
retary, Wm.  Sutherland,  Esq.,  31  Jiedford  How. 

The  Times  and  State,  Fire  Insurance  Companies  of  London. 
— Agent,  James  R.  Smith,  Escj.,  10  Bedford  Row. 

British  Ajierican  Friendly  Society  of  Canada. — For  the  As- 
surance of  Health  and  Lives.  (Cai)ital,  £100,000.)  Local  Manager,  J. 
W.  Johnston,  jr.,  Es(}.,  42  iloUis  Street. 

Alliance  British  and  Foreign  Life  and  Fike  Assurance 
Company  of  London. — (£5,000,000,  stg.)  Agent,  Hon.  Wm.  Youii;', 
123  Granville  St. 

Royal  F'ire  and  Life  Assurance  Company  op  Liverpool,  G. 
B.— (Capital,  £2,000,000,  stg.)  Agent,  ilu-^h  IlartsFiorne,  Esq.,  42  Hol- 
lis  St. 

Liverpool  and  London  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company.— 
(Capital,  £2,000,000,  stj,'.)  Agent,  Joualhau  C.  Allison,  Esq.,  Clarke's 
Wharf. 

Halifax  Fire  Insurance  CoMPAN  .Capital  £60,000.)  Dhec- 
tors — C.  Twining  (President),  John  Gibso.i  (Vice  President),  R.  Noble, 
T.  Bolton,  A.  Vlcljcod,  E.  Pryor,  and  J.  W.  Young,  Esqrs.  Secrttari/ 
and  Treasurer,  R.  Tremain,  Eacj.,  51  Bedford  Row. 

Equitable  Fire  Insurance  Company  of  London. — (Capital 
£500,000.)     Agent,  P.  C.  Hill,  Halifax  Bank  Building. 

PutENix  Fire  Insurance  Company  of  London. — Agent.Vf.  k. 
Hare,  Esq.  Upper  Water  Street. 

Washington  County  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Comi>any,— 
(Capital,  $900,000.)     Agent,  E.  G.  Fuller,  Esq.,  Hollis  Street. 

7I^:tna  —  ( Capital,  S500,0()0) ;  Hartford  —  ( Capital,  $300,000) ; 
PiUENix— (Capital,  $200,000),  of  Hartford;  and  Home— (Capital, 
$500,000),  of  New  York,  Fire  Insurance  Companies.  Agent,  Archibald 
Scott,  Esq.,  30  Bedford  Row. 

N.  S.  Marine  Insurance  Company. — (Capital  £40,000.)  Dirtr- 
tors — J.  G.  A.  Creighton,  John  Williamson,  L.  Hartshorne,  Hon.  Ml. 
Tobhi,  R.  Noble,  Hon.  W.  A.  Black,  T.  S.  Tobin,  Jas.  Tremain,  Win, 
Pryor,  jr.,  Wm.  Munloeh,  and  W.  B.  Fairbanks,  Esqrs.  Broker,  Ws. 
Ycomans,  Es(j.,  48  Bedford  Row. 

N.  S.  Union  Marine  Insurance  Company. — (Capital  £40,00u.) 
President,  Jos.  Fairbanks,  Esq.  Directors — John  Strachan,  J.  A.  Moixmi, 
J.  U.  Ross,  Wm.  Roche,  John  T.  Wainwright,  T.  C.  Kinnear,  John 
Esson,  N.  L.  West,  B.  Wier,  John  Gibson,  B.  W.  Salter,  and  lleiin- 
Lawson,  Escjuires.  Auditors,  Wm.  D.  Hunter  and  John  Watt,  Esijrs. 
Secretary,  E.  Gouge,  Es{[.,  Bedford  Row. 

Provincial  Marine  Insurance  Company  of  Toronto,  C.  W. 
— (CapLa!,  -w500,000.;     Agent,  G.  C.  Whidden,  63  Prince  St. 

U.  S.  Mutual  Laudable  and  Provident  Association  of  Puns- 
8YLVANIA. — Agent,  M.  H.  Richey,  Esq.,  Bedford  Row. 

N.  Y,  Mutual  Marine  Insurance  Comi'any. — Agent,  H.  Lawsoii, 
Esq.,  Prince  St. 


1800.  J 


HALIFAX  & 

SOlTli 


FROM  DARTMOCTH. 


At  6  ct  6^, 

A.    M 

"  7  "  7^. 

(( 

"  8  "  8J, 

« 

"  9  "  9^, 

« 

"10  "  H)r 

(< 

"11   "  11: 

« 

"12  "  12 

« 

P.M. 
<( 

"  3  "    3, 

« 

"   4"    4i 

It 

"   5  "    si 

"  c "  g: 

"   7"    71 
"   8"    8* 
"   9  "    9-40 

n 

II 
i< 
It 
It 

SUNDAYS,  C 


ritOM  THEfsoUTJ 


FROM  DARl 


At   6,  and  at  20ni. 
"  2()m.  past  7,  al 
"   ^''in.  to  9,  &  2( 
"    10,  and  20m.  t( 
"   20iu.  to  1,  &  2(jf 
^,  iind  1^  pu^t 

3,  and  }{,  past  J 

4,  and  ^  past 
•^  and  l.^  past 
tj,  and  2Uni,  to 

"   20ia.  past  7,  aril 
/2  past  8,  and  J 
['  2Uiu.  to  10. 

TIMES  OJ 


1st.  Nov.  to  1st  Ma  J 
'lom  Halifax,  af 

lit  Nov.  to  20th  Mai] 
<iom  Halifax,  at^ 


1800.] 


ALMANACK. 


97 


HALIFAX  & 

DARTMOUTH 

STEAMBOAT  COMPANY. 

•                 1 

SOI  TII  FEunv.                   1 

NOHTir 

rKRTST. 

FROM  DARTMOCTH. 

rROM   HALIFAX. 

1 

»R0«  UABTMOlTn. 

1     5-40  &    6|a.m. 

FROM   HALlrAX. 

^t   6  &6;  ,    A.    M. 

6^ 

&;    to     7  A..M.i 

6l]to    8    " 
vfcjto   9    " 

6  &     f.i    A.  M. 

"  7 "  7.;.   " 

"i 

;    to    7  "     7^    " 

7"  n    " 

"  8  "  8|,      " 

81 

to    8  "    8|    " 

fi "  si    " 

"  9  "  9j,      " 

9' 

^";     tOlO      " 

1  to    9  "     9;      " 

9  "    9V       " 

"10"  10,1     " 

loj 

"toll     " 

i    to  ID  "  10      " 

IO"loi       " 

"11  "  11:        " 

Hi 

".     lo     J      " 

i      toll   "11;        " 

1 1  "  1 1  .^       " 

"12  "12^     " 

12; 

"to     1  p. M 

1  .  to  12  "  12;       " 

12"12,V       " 

"    I  "     li  ,  P.M. 

h 

•":   to    2    " 

1  to     1   "     l{  P.M. 

1    to    3  "    3.     " 

1  "     ij  P.  M. 

"    2"    2i      " 

^ 

^";     to     3      " 

2  "    2^       " 

"   3  "    H     " 

ti\ 

L<'.   to    4    " 

3  "     3^       " 

"     4"      4;r       " 

4 

";     to      5      " 

i    to    4  "    4      " 

4  "    4^       " 

"     5   "      5;t        " 

^1 

":   to    6    " 

|:   to    5  "    51    " 

5  "    5i       " 

"    6  "    6.^     " 

6J 

L'<..to    7     " 

II  to    6  "    Cj    " 

to     1           < ; ; 

6  "   ej      " 

"   7  "    7j     '* 

"i 

"Ito    8    " 
";  to    9    " 

7 

"   8  "    8.^     " 

4 

. 

"   9  "    9-40  " 

9-20jindl0    "    i 

SUNDAYS,  CHRISTMAS  DAY,  AND  GOOD  FRIDAY. 


rnOM  TIIR^ROUTH  FERRY  ONLY,    j      FROM  THE  SOl'TH  FERRY  ONLY. 


yROM   DARTMOCTH. 


»ROM   HALIFAX. 


A.  M. 

( < 


At   6,  Jiiifl  lit  20in.  to     7, 
-   20m.  past  7,   and     8, 

2()in.  to  9,  &  20ru   past  9.    " 

10,  iind  20m.  t(»  II,  " 
20iu.  to  I,  &  20111.  past  1.  P.M 

2,  and  )^  past  2. 

3,  and  }:,  past  3.  " 

4,  and  ^r,  past  4.  " 
.5,  and  U2  past  5.  " 
6,  and  2Uiu.  to  7.  " 
20m.  pa^t  7,  and  8.  " 
lo  past  8,  uiid  9.  " 
2Um.  to  10. 


At 

(t 

>( 
<< 

a 
n 
«( 


20ni.  past  0,  v^  7,  a 

20ni.  to  8,  ^t  20m.  past  8. 

9,  and  20m.  to  10. 
20m.  past  10,  ^11. 
1,  &  20ni.  to  2. 
3.4  pa|t  2,  ^^c  1 J  to  3. 
1..^  pa>t  3,  tt  I4  to  4. 
^1  past  4,  &  }.-^  to  5. 
}y^  past  5,  and  1,^  to  G. 
20m.  past  6,  and  7. 
20m.  to  8,  &  I4  past  8. 
I4  to  9,  and  i^  past  9. 

10.  Last  Trip. 


M. 


P.   M. 


TI.VIES  OF  STARTING,  &  RATES  OF  FARES. 

[Regulated  by  the  Sessions.] 

1st.  Nov.  to  1st  May  North  Boat  starts  frotn  Dartmouth  1-4  past  7,  a.m 

from  Halifax,  at  lialf  p.ist  7. 
1st  Nov.  to  20th  March  South  Boat  starts  from  Dartmouth  20ui.  to  7,  " 

from  Hahfax,  at  7.  1 

■:-- -  I 


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98  PROVINCIAL    WESliKVAN  [ISOli. 

20th  March,  to  1st  ^lay  South  Boat  starts  from  Dartmouth  G  and  20in, 

to  A.M.,  from  Halifax,  at  20m.  ])ast  0  aud  7. 
10th  May  to  1st  Nov.  trips  arc  audc-d  and  takc-»  off  North  Boat,  as  il,e 

days  increase  and  sliorton. 

Foot  Passengers  yd.    Children  1^.    Horses -7.}.  Horse  and  Cania;;e  I5. 

TKAKLY    TICKKTS,    PA  VAUT-E    QUARTUTtLY    IN'    ADVAXCK. 

A  Foot  Bassenuer,  per  annum £4     0  0 

Man  and  Wife,  per  annum 5     0  0 

Do.  an<l  UTimarried  children,  ))er  an.    8     0  0 

Domestic  SeiTant,  per  annum 2     0  0 

Apprentices  tmd  Clerks,  being  yiiuors,  ])er  an. .    2  10  0 


CONSULS. 

Prussiax  Consui,. — -T.  Ct.  A.  Creijxhton,  Esq. 
United  States  Coxsul. — Albert  Bills'nnry,  Es(|. 
BoRTUGLKSK  CoNSi.t,. — Frcd'Hck  Channan,  Es(|. 
Si'Axisii  Vice  Coxpul. — J.  (r.  A.  Creii:hton,  Esq. 
BuAZiLiAn  Vice  Constl. — lion.  Michael  Tobin. 
C()xsi:l  of  thk  FiiEE  Haxskatic  CiTV  oi'  Hamburg. — Willi.un 
Pryor,  Esq. 

COXSUT.  OE  THE  FltEE  HaNSEATIC  ClTIES  OF  BrEMEX  AND  Liin:( . 

Wm.  A.  JIare,  Esq. 

Vice-Consul  ov  Fraxce  axd  C^nbue  Eoit  Ai;9tria. — William 
Cnnard,  Es(|. 

United  States  Consul  at  Bictou. — B.  H,  Norton,  Esq. 

United  States  Conmlar  Agents. —  Windsor,  D.  E.  (Joldert; 
Lmr}X)ol,  J.  D.  D.vvis ;  .S/u/hurnp,,  Cornelius  White;  Bdiriiriton,  (i. 
Robertson;    liacfiifd  hlands,  rJolin   Locke;    Ytirninntli,   S.  Ji.    i^nl.'imi: 

Sydney,  Hon.  'V.  D.  Archibald;    Canan, McKeen  ;    Amherst,  II. 

B.  Dickey ;  Diyby,  Joim  C.  Wade,  Esqrs. 


SUPEIIVISORS  OF  GREAT  ROADS. 

Froyn  Halifax  to  Pirtou  Coiaiti/  Line,  AV'illiam  Dowlinp:. 


TTdJifar  !i' 


Hants  County  Line,  E]ihraim  Burj^ess.  Halil'ax  to  J/cad  of  St.  Maaja.di 
Bji),  Alexander  Hubly.  Coir  heater  Co.  Lint  to  (rid  of  Canno,  A.  Ik- 
Kenzie.  Hants  Co.  l.inp.  to  Avon  Bridge,  Sanil.  I'almer.  Richmmid  *'<<■ 
Line  to  Sydney,  C.  It.,  has.  McKenzie.  dnysboro'  Co.  JJne  to  Poliock'i. 
John  Parker.  Lun'nhiirg  Co.  Line  to  Head  of  St.  Man/arcfii  Bai/,  Julin 
Insxlis  County  of  Jnvcnijss,  Vn^o.  C.  Lawrence..  County  of  liichmml 
Jas.  McKenzie. 


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M'lyor,  Sami 
Jurordrr,  Hci 
fitj/  CIrrh,.]; 
Assistant  Cle, 
Miir.-iltall  or  I 
Trni.vD-rr,  La 
Auditors,  (ic'o 
Cily  Assessor, 
Af.ni^R.MKv 
l'ii/<lcy,  Charlei 
LdwikI-',  Charlc! 
nin;:,  Philip  The 
('•  ."doir,  and  Wi 
inn!  Richard  T.  j 
and  Joseph  Jonn 
Tiic  ^Livor's  ( 
iiiiil  f'jiirrirTuosd 
The  Pulico  {\[\ 
<*iieof  the  Aid 
_  ( 'icn'r  of  Lice"s 
heepcr  and  Supe 
!J''W,  Jii^.  {".  ]]„^ 
"/■"Streets,  ./as.  i», 
ofFioHr,  Sanil.    ( 
\V,i.jhersof  I  fay 
yhvlvAiA  Power. 
e'«'y,  Josej)]i  Kee 

Cmanissioners  „ 
Lou-nds,  Moir,  Je 

C'immissioners  o 
^^'i'ls  Barnstead;' 
I  Commissioners  u, 
\  'cy.JJ-'il,  Nash,  J-/ 
j  ^  *>inn)issioners  < 
I   ^Vills  Kichey,  .r,, 

Commissioners  >■ 
■''Oil,  Lownds.  \l\;.\ 

Cimmissianers  o, 
^'i^'iian,  N,is|,,  jj, 

^'"mmissionn-s  o/ 
Lowiid.,  Evans,  ' 

Commissioners  fo 
•^I'Jir.  Iii<.!„.y,  Nas 

Coiumi.^sloners  fo\ 
Cn||st,||,|(,s--^Y.^\ 

'■'"•'■^'f  Cotter  ar..I 
^■''•'7;  ^'o.  4,  Mai 
■""I.John  Arthur 


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ALMANACK. 


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CITY    OF    HALIFAX. 


CORPOUATION. 

M.ryor,  Samuel  R.  CaMwoU,  Ksq, 

Hironhr,  IJeaiiiisli  Mnnlocli,  iv-;'(. 

Cihi  C'Ar/,-.  James  Stewart  ('larke,  E<(|. 

Ar-'<!f!tniit  Ckds,  ,]o\\u  L.  Craiii',  and  Thomas  Rhiiid,  Esqrs. 

M'trs/aiU  ur  I/ii/h  Consf(th!<\  IJeoruc  Irwin,  Es(i. 

Tnasurrr,  Lawrenee  llartstidrne,  Ks([. 

Auditors,  (icorue  D.  ^lirehell,  nnd  Charles  E.  Wiswell,  Esqrs. 

Cili/  As-mssor,  flohu  L.  Bany,  Em[. 

Ai.ninoiiiv  axd  Jcsticus  of  rirn  Peack. — Ward  1,  Ilonry  E. 
rii_''sley,  Charles  Cogswell,  m.d  ,  and  Jcihu  l)titr<raii ;  Ward  ?,  Matthew 
Loaiiil-'.  Charles  Barnstead,  and  .Ji>hn  J).  Nash  ;  AVard  ;.},  Cliarles  Twi- 
iiiiiL:,  rhilip  Thompson,  and  .James  Diijitran  ;  War<l  4,  J.  .T.  Wills.  W. 
('.  .Mnir,  and  Wm.  Evans  ;  Ward  ."),  Jeremiah  Conway,  Edward  Ltahy, 
and  Hiehard  T.  Hoome  :  Ward  G,  John  A.  Bell,  Matthew  It.  Hichey, 
and  Joseph  Jenninirs,  Esijuires, 

Till'  Mayor's  Court  is  hold  in  the  County  Court  House,  on  tlic  second 
anil  fuurr'i  Tuesday  in  every  month. 

Tiie  Toliee  ( >fHee  is  open  every  week  day  from  10  to  0  o'cloek. 

(hie  of  the  Aldermen  j>rcsidcs  weekly  in  rotation. 

('brk  of  Licf'>so,  W.  ,f.  Moi'vis.  CMc  of  Marhts,  Peter  ISIcfig-her. 
Kiipfv  and  Supcrhdemknt  of  Murkefs,  W.  G.  Anderson.  Bridetcdl  Snr- 
V'li//,  Jas.  C.  Hume,  m.  d.  Ifcalt/i  Inxjwtor,  Jn--^.  Spike.  Suptrlnfciidriit 
nf  Streets,  Jas.  Pollock.  C/crJc  of  Streets,  John  C.  Craiii'en.  W<y'f/hers 
of' /•"/')'(/•,  Saml.  Cai  ten,  John  Parker,  AVm.  (Jrant,  and  John  AVinters. 
]V(!;iher.<  of  //f/_y,  Tlios.  Iveatinj;'  and  ^Michael  ])orau.  Pound  Keeper, 
Mieiiael  Power.  Keeper  of  Brideivell,  Wm.  MeDouald.  Keeper  of  Cem- 
drn/,  Jos(;])h  Keetler. 

Voiumissioners  of  the  Co;'iwoH,  Aldermen  Bell,  (Chairman),  Twining:, 
Lowiids,  Moir,  Jenninj^s,  Coj^-swell. 

CmniDissioiiers  (fthe  Cemiteri/ — Aid.  Twining,  (Cituirman,)  Jciniings, 
Will-,  Barnstcad,  Cogswell,  Bell. 

Commissioners  of  l^nhlic  AenmnU — Aid.  Thompson,  (Cluvirman,)  Pugs- 
ley.  Brll,  Xash,  Kiehev,  Evans. 

J'ommissioncrs  (f  Tenders — Aid.  Cijuway,  (Chairman.)  Barnstcad, 
Wills,  Ricdiey,  .Fohn  l)ua<;aH,  Leahy. 

Commissioners  r>f  Citif  ProjKrtji — .Aid.  Conway,  (Chairman,)  Thomp- 
son, Lownds,  Uiehe\-,  RotHue,  Barnstead. 

Ciiiunissioners  of  IfacL-s  and  Trucks — Aid.  Twining,  (Chairman,)  Jas. 
Du'iLian,  Nash,  Moir. 

Commissioners  of  (,'iti/  Prison — Aid.  Twining,  (Ciuiirnuui,)  Jennings, 
Lowiids,  Evans,  Thompson,  Jolm  Diiygan. 

Commissioners  fjr  Citi/  Ifospit(d — AhL  Cogswell,  (Chairman,)  Con  war, 
Muir,  liiehey,  Nash,  Jas.  Dnuixaii. 

Commissioners  for  iindetrrll — The  Aldermen,  monthly. 

Co/,s^/W(,s_Ward  No.  1,  -Tames  Ham  and  Patk.  Caulfield  ;  No.  2, 
Garret  Cotter  and  J  )avid  Evans;  No.  3,  Philip  Parsons  and  Doiuild 
Frasor  ;  No.  4,  Matthew  Gardner  and  Tiios.  VvCoy  ,  No.  5,  .John  Steele 
iindJohu  Arthur;  No.  G,  Wm.  Koddick  and  John'Camphell. 


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Bnnrd  of  IlenJth^ — Wjir<i  Xf>.  1,  j)r,  Copswoll  and  ,lam«s  A,  Momn  ; 
No.  2,  Dr.  Duine  and  Dr.  Buskhk ;  No.  3,  Dr.  Piirkcr  «iid  (mu.  M(' 
Kcnzie  ; -Nn.  4,  tias.  Isk-s  and  Joliii  Kicliiirdstm,  senr. ;  No.  r>,  Mortiinir 
Dwver  and  Rol.t.  (iraluiiii  ;  No.  fi,  ^\ ,  L.  lk-11  and  M.  (i.  Black,  jr. 

Ward  AsR('ssor>i — N.>,  1,  David  Caldcr  and  Wni.  Candick  ;   No.  2,  G. 
^IleiuJiTson  and  'I'hos.  Al)l>ntt ;   No.  3,  Wm.   Acklnjrt»t  and  Tlios.  l-Vn- 
erty  ;  No.  4,  ('.  Lcjaj;  and  J.  Barron  ;   No.   5,  G.  Grey  nn«l  Jolin  IStair; 
No.  6,  'J'lios.  JBaycrs  an»l  M,  Vj.  Black,  jr. 

Iiisjirctors  <nid  Ci'tKu/rrs  of  Fish  OH — Jas.  Gill,  Jan.  O'C'onncr,  Ta]w. 
Ganl,  DtMiiiis  Ik'ttenian,  T.  !81iea,  James  Fortune,.  John  Brvnan,  uiul 
rhilii*  Porrior. 

Snrvpi/orx  of  Lvmher,  .V<'., — Henry  Spike,  James  Sutten, Graliam. 

W.  Henderson,  John  Al'lMicrson,  and  Jas.  Dcchman. 

Sealers  of  Lffither* — T.  ^[I'lMurruy,  Jas.  Norwood,  and  Wm.  Jenkin*;. 

M(a»nrers  utid  Ittspn-.toi s  of  Painters  HWi'* — G.  ISmithcrs  and  Maurice 
Downey, 

Meo»Hrers  of  Wood* — TIios.  James,  C.  "VVilson,  and  M.  Brown. 
Weiffliers  and  Mfnimrfrs  of  Stdt  and  (J rain* — John   Martin,  Jas.  Ciil 
len,  Tlios.  McCann,  W.  Hobb,  James  Aull,  W.  Blythe,  Ambrose  Kcat- 
injr.  and  Wm.  Mahanoy. 

Measurers  of  t'onl* — Wm.  Madden,  John  O'Contiell,  SainucI  Kiiifr, 
Alexr.  Grant,  Andw.  Smitli,  Jas.  Brcslaw,  Andw.  Nisbet,  Wm.  Billiy, 
and  Mark  MadUisun. 

iSun:r^irs  of  Brink  find  Limi>.  auft  Measurers  of  Mason's  Wtyrk*—'S. 
Wright,  IJobt.  Malccdin,  and  Jas.  Reid. 

J'cnre  Vieurrs* — Jas.  Graham,  Danl.  McPherson,  and  Thos.  Bay«i*. 

•"  These  Otficera  are  liable  to  \»  re-elected  on  tbe  last  of  December. 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

Chairman,  Dor.ald  Mnriav. 

Committee  of  Manaijfvirnt  at  Fires,  Joseph  Fairbanks,  John  D.  Na?]i, 
Wm.  Ackhnrst,  (ieorjic  Ritrhie. 

Fire  CoiifiUililefi  In  nttcnd  Ct/mmtttee,  Jno.Pugh,  Matthew  Young,  David 
Shepherd,  John  Ilolliuid. 

Fire  Wards — Ward  1,  Donald  MmTay,  Josepli  Wier,  James  Keit; 
Ward  2,  Saml.  Cnldw(>ll,  J.  D.  Nash,  Jos.  r'\i.irbanks,  John  McCullocli : 
Ward  3,  Lomui-l  Mort')M,  W.  Aekhurst,  J.  Taylor;  Ward  4,  Geo.  P>>on, 
Jas.  Jackson,  Jolin  Richantsoji  ;  Ward  .'>,  R.  T.  Roomc,  1).  Armstion;:, 
John  Hoijan,  Rol>t.  Woodill ;  Ward  6,  Jas.  Wilson,  Andw.  MiKiiila}, 
jr.,  Geo.Ritchic. 

Fire  Consiahles — Ward  I,  Thos.  Jost,  Matthew  Yonng,  Tl.  rniuhart, 
Chas.  Carman,  Ward  2,  Sam.  Nash,  Jno.  Romans,  Jolm  Hollaiid,  (!io. 
Bignell;  Ward3.  11.  A.  Taylor,  Jas.  Wallace,  Jno.Pugh,  Jas.  Eddy: 
Ward  4,  Gee.  Jackson,  M.  Dono\an,  D.  Shepherd;  Ward  5,  I'iorco 
Bowes,  D.  M.  Walsh.  (".  Wright,  A.  LeCain;  Ward  6,  Pat.  Whiston, 
Saml.  Gomlwin,  H.  .J.  Marshall,  John  Marvin. 

Committee  in  rlumie  nf  Fire  Pliu/s,  Ili/drants,  Pumps,  and  Wells — Wan! 
1,  Jas.  Kerr;  2.  Jos.  Fajrbaiiks  ;  3,  Wm.  Aekhurst ;  4,  James  Jackt^on; 
5,  Robt.  Woodill ;  C.  Jas.  Wilson. 

Comwithe  in  e/irtrr/e  ttf  Evfjine  Houses  and  other  Projieiiy — Chainiian  cit 
Fre  Wards,  Cai)tains  of  En;:ii;e  and  Axe  Companies. 

Committee  to  receive  Tenders — Donald  Murray,  (Chainiian, }  S.  Cald- 
well, R.  T.  RotHuc. 


1800.] 


Kifijirr  of  En 
Goor^re  Ashmoi 

FiftB  Engin 
Wimlcns ;  Pierc 
mlc,  Lemuel  M 
Charles  Carmar 
Geo.  Ksson,  Fir 
.staldcs      No.  4, 
Wanli-ns ;  Jolin 
Ar-ylc  Stre<'t,  J 
X(».  <).  Spring  (J 
Fire  ^^ardens ;  'J 
m\uv  Kn^.'-ino,  II 
Du.'kyard  Engiiii 
Saml.  Goodwin, 
U.Mov   En(;in 
Sainl.  Caldwell ; 
iiiiig;   As.-iistunt  .' 
).</  lAeiitoiKints — ' 
No.  :},  John  Tayli 
Siiiitlicis.     2nd' L 
No. ;{,  Wm.  Veitl 
6,  Joliii  Scrivens. 
AxK  Fire  Coj 
11.  tiraliiuii ;  Secre 


[Extract  from 
12.    Any  perso? 
stand  his  carriage  i 
or  not  having  it  pi 
I  of  a  licensed  carria 
tanocs  when  thereb 
•■^hall  refuse  to  eonv 
in  any  way  violate 
liii'de  to  have  his  li 
mid  i.y  virtue  of  t 
tln'owiKT  or  driver 
fi'om  any  person  or 
!i>!HHl,  or  hereafter 
forfeit  the  license  fa 
jrric'ved  the  suni  s( 
kw'jK'rs,  not  occun\ 
••rd.'iMnce ;  f»rth('r 
for ruli  eaiTiage  th 
'""'^  of  the  ifv  ;  M 
'"^■'•'for.-iiid,  and  the 
y">iih's  its  niuitbcr. 


1800.] 


ALMANACK. 


101 


Kcppcr  of  Em/ine  Ilotisc  ami  Sufirrvi/ior  of  Tiinkn  thrnni/hout  the.  Ci'ti/ — 
Goor<ro  Ashmoro. 

FiftB  Engines. — Xo.  1 .  pMriKlc,  D.  Arni>troni>  sinfl  J;i«.  Wilson.  Fire 
Wiinlons ;  Pierce  Bowo.^  and  J.h.  Wiil'ax',  Vir;'  CVinstaliles,  No  2,  Pn- 
riidi'.  Lemuel  Morton  and  Jos.  Wicr,  Kire  Wanletis ;  (ieo,  Bi<iui*U  atid 
Chiirks  Carman,  Fire  Constahlis.  \o.  .'J.  Parade,  Jas.  Jaek^on  and 
(ico.  Ksjon,  Fire  Wardens  ;  Jolm  Romans  and  Sainl.  N'asli,  Fire  Con- 
stalili's  Xo.  4,  Maitland  Street,  Kobt.  Woodill  and  John  Iloi^an.  Fire 
Wanlt'ns;  Joiin  Marvin  and  Michael  Donovan,  Fire  Constables.  Nd.  ft, 
Ar;:vlf  Street,  Jas.  Kerr,  Fire  Warden  ;  II.  A.  Taylor,  Fire  Con^tahle. 
X(t.  V).  Sprinir  (iarden  Road,  J<t"in  Mc<"iii!(tch  and  John  Rieliard-Jon. 
Fire  Wardens;  Thos.  Jost  and  Rold,  Uriinliart,  Fire  Constaldes.  Ord- 
ii'iiice  Kajrine,  H.  J.  Marshall  and  Daniel  M  Walsh,  Fire  Constables. 
I)o>k\ard  Engine,  A,  MeKinliy,  jr.,  Fire  Warden;  Patk.  Winston  and 
Satiil.  (.ioodwin,  I'ire  Constables. 

Umov  En<;ivi:  Company.— (Established  Augnst  8,  1768.) — dipt., 
Siiinl.  Caldwell ;  17cv  Chainmtit,  Henry  lieid  ;  Scc.nlarii,  W.  C.  Man- 
iiiiiL':  As-^istuiit  Secretari/,  John  R.  Willis;  Trmsarev  l{(»l)ert  Austin. 
]itt  /AcitldKintti — Engine  No.  1,  John  l)ii;:\vell ;  Xo. '2,  Thos,  Bentley ; 
No. .'{,  John  Taylor  ;  No.  4,  John  Hctler ;  Xo.  5.  II.  !leid  ;  Xo,  6,  .Tames 
Sniiflicrs.  2ii({  Lieutriuints — Xo  I.  W.  Lout^ard;  No.  '2,  Thos.  Wilson  ; 
No. ;?,  \Vm.  Veith;  Xo  4,  Jas.  Lindsay  ;  X<i-  5,  Chas.  Blaekadar;  No. 
tl,  John  Scriveus, 

AxK  FiKE  CAiMr\.sY.—Ca/>ta!ii,  Rich'rd  T.  Uoome  ;  Lieutenant,^. 
li.  liialiani ;  Secrttury  i^  2'reiiifu-<;r,  Edwa d  R,  Jost. 


HACKNEY  CARIIACES. 

[Extract  fram  an  Ordnance  of  the  Cili/,  pusted  Juhf  Ith,  1851,] 

12.  Any  person  or  persons  haviuo;  a  license  in  full  force,  who  shall 
stand  his  carriage  in  any  other  than  iti  a]t))ointed  place  or  manner, — 
or  not  liavin;jj  it  )>roperly  numbered,— or  any  driver  or  person  in  eharjije 
of  a  licensed  earriage,  who  shall  not  produ"(!  the  table  of  fares  and  dis- 
tances when  thereby  required,  or  who,  l»eing  upon  his 'stand  disengaged, 
shiiU  refuse  to  convey  any  })erson  sceknur  to  employ  him, — or  who  shall 
in  any  way  violate  this  Ordnance,  shall,  tor  each  ollVnce,  besides  being 
liatilc  to  have  his  license  revoked,  forfeit  and  pay  such  a  tine  a.s  under 
and  by  virtue  of  this  Ordnance  niiy  l>e  adiusi.ed  aoaiiist  him.  And 
the  owner  or  driver  of  any  sucii  earna^rf^  who  shall  demand  or  extort 
from  any  person  or  persons  a  sum  bcycind  the  rate  of  fare  herein  estab- 
lished, or  liereafter  to  be  established,  ni:iy  be  sx»  fined,  and  shall  forthwith 
forfeit  the  license  for  such  carriage,  and  be  liable  to  refund  to  the  party 
grieved  the  sum  so  extorted,  with  co-t  of  pi-o-;ecuuou.  Livery  stable 
keepers,  not  occupy ijig  the  stands  of  said  C'ity  are  exen»pt  from  thi« 
Onbiauee  ;  further  than  that  they  are  hereby  required  to  obtain  a  license 
for  each  eniTia^ie  the}"' shall  use  to  convey  pcrs<«iis  for  hire,  within  the 
limits  of  the  iry ;  wliieh  license  shall  continue  in  force  and  be  renewed 
!!¥  afor.said,  and  the  earria'j:e  shall  be  nunibenid,  and  have  tlie  letter  L, 
K'sides  its  number,  painted  or  plaei'd  on  it  as  aforesaid. 


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TABLE    OF    CAH    FAI{E8    FOIl    KACII    HLRSON. 

For  any  distance  uj)  tn  liall'  u  miU' fi'l. 

l.<o  miles Is.  :{i|. 

"  "  "  -2  milfs Is.  (ill. 

•'  ••  i>'.,  iiiile- \<-  9'l. 

''  •'  "  .'{  uiik's ys.  (lit. 

One  h.iif  of  the  ahovc  ]>ricc  to  li;'  i»ai<l  itrt;turniii;i-  in  the  same  eairi.i.'c, 
]>rovideJ  the  party  is  not  detained  more  than  live  minutes.  IV  -  omi.lny. 
inent  in  the  niyhtthe  lare  siiall  he  as  parties  may  ayixv,  not  hoMwcrto 
cxeecd  douhle  fare. 

For  every  earria<;e  liired  hy  tlie  hour,  each  person,  2s.  fid. 
To  and  from  any  Steanu  r*  ])assenger  ve^^sel, — to  and  from  any  hot.] 
or  dwellinjr  house  to  any  stap'  oliiee  or  phiee  witliin  a  mile,  with  h:i!f 
cwt.  of  luuoairo, — Is.  ^(i. 

As  ahove,  with  n^u-e  than  half  ewt.  and  less  tlian  2  ewt.  of  lu;.'^'_'a;:e— 
2s.  fid. 


From 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 
Do. 


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TAOLE    OF    1XISTAXCE«. 

the  Province  Buihling  to  Canard's  wharf, 3j 

do.  1  )oekvard  Gate, 1 

do.  lliolimoud, 1  ':> 

d(j.  Shanties,  or  Afrieville, 2 

do.  Steele's  Bridoe, 3 

do.  ]»yke's  Brid-e, i.j 

do,  St.  Georjze's  C'hureli, '.j 

do.  The  Admiral's  House, 1 

do.  Tier's   Kojie  Walk, 1 '. 

do.  •  Jload  west  side  of  Common,.    1 

do.  Bridae  near  Ilosterman's,. . .   2'.j 

do.  (,)rlier  parts  E,  shore  \.  W.  ) 

Arm,  ineluded  in  Wards  /    2 

1  and  2, ) 

do.  Royal  Enirineer  Yard ^  X 

do.  Fresh  Water  Bridge 1 

do.  'i'he  Bower, 1  ^.j 

do.  '  I'oi'it  Pleasant, 2 


mile. 


TRUCKMEN'S  REGULATIONS. 

Extract  from  an  Ordnance  of  the  (Jlty  Council,  passnlJuly  7  th,  1851. 

8.  If  any  Licensed  Truckman,  bein<;  on  his  Stand,  sludl  refii-e  or 
neglect  to  cart,  truck,  or  employ  his  horse  and  cart,  truck,  or  sled,  witl.iri 
the  said  City  of  Halifax,  for  any  |)crson,  when  re({uested,  he  thail.  i'^r 
each  offence,  forfeit  and  ]iay  the  sum  often  shillin<zs. 

21.  The  followinjr  shall  he  the  Tahle  of  Rates  and  Price«  of  Tnsekni- 
payable,  or  to  be  demanded  l>y  the  Truckmen  of  the  City  of  Halifax,  li-r 
their  .services  :  subject,  however,  to  be  altered  from  rime  to  time  k 
i-esolution  of  tlie  Citr  Council: 


18C0.] 


ALMANACK. 


103 


Frm  <iny  irharf  hetireen  Belcher's  vharfitml  Fuirhauhs'  uharf  inrhisire. 


u 


-  f    =  "P  u 

I  tx  ^  *«  »  rt 


C  —   O 


1  hhd.  Sugar  not  ox.  'oinlina  12  cwt., 

1  (ilill.  lUim  (»i    .u  .iilS8l!8, 

1  |.i|io  Wine,  IJiaiidy,  CJin,  Oil,  * 

I  l(,;ul  '•  ili.-h,  Till-,  Kosiii,  Beef,  Pork, 
1  lend  Fis-li,  itc,  a  barrels  cjicli, 
1  !d,  Su.^ar.  f")  lihls. ;  Flour,  6  bills. ;  Bread,  7  bbls. ; 
1  Idiil.  i)r.v  Fish,  net  exceeding  10  quintals, 
Hii.v  iir  Stiuw  )jer  cwt., 
\\  Olid,  per  eord  ;  Coal  per  ehaldron, 
B;i;,'S(if  Coflee,  10  ewt. 
Full  load  of  Furniture,  rases.  Trunks 
liiicks  per  ^-^  M.,  Limo2  hlids..  Sand  12  bush. 
Stiine  per  ton.  lH 

I, timber  per  J-4  M. 
Shin.L,'le.s  4  M  ;    lap  Boards  IJ^  M. 
Giiiiii— Whoat20  bush.,  Barley  25  do.,  Oats  30  do. 
I  otatoes  and  other  Vegetables  per  bush. 
Salt  L'li  hhdb. 
Fi^li.  hliise,  per  quintal 
J  failuT  or     iiiea  per  load 
alilis,  I'l  cwt. 
I  uiige  arlieles.  LO  cwt. 
/>rlieie*  not  amounting  to  an  ordinary  full  load. 


•% 


•^Vi 


1  0 


I  3 


I  0 


o 
a 

t.  a. 

1  0 

1  0 

1  3 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

4 

2  « 

1  0 

1  3 

1  3 

1  3 

1  3 

1  0 

1  0 

0  I 

1  0 

1 

1  0 

1  0 

I  3 

¥'^% 

STAGE  COACHES. 

Some  alteration  has  been  made  i'l  these  modes  of  oonvevnnee  during 
the  Mjiir.^  The  We.^^tern  Line,  in  tlio  iiands  ot  Messrs.  Ivinir  &  Brotliers, 
leaves  Wind^^or  every  mornin;;,  on  tlie  arrivtil  of  tlie  train,  for  Kentville' 
and  for  Aniiai)olis  every  Tuesday,  Thursihiy,  and  Satnrdav  morninfr. 

Tlie  sante  i)roprietors  conduet  "  the  Western  Shore "  'line :  leavinf^ 
llalit'ax  at  G  o'clock,  a.  m.,  on  Mondays,  Wednesdays,  and  Fridays,  foT 
riiester,  Ltnieul)in-<i-,  Liverpool,  Slielbm-iie,  and  Yarmouth.  HetuVninfr, 
li'iives  Yarmouth  on  the  same  days  at  11  o'elcjck,  a.  m.,  and  arrives  ut 
Il.'.lifax  on  Tuesday,  Tlnu-.sday,  and  Saturday  eveiun^^s. 

On  the  Eastern  Route  there  is  a  daily  line  to  Pictou,  and  also  to  Am- 
herst, each  lino  lea vino^  Truro  on  the  an-ival  of  the  Morning- Trains. 
The  rictoii  line  in  Summer  eoimects  with  the  Steaiucr  Westmoreland' 
fur  Charlotte  T(  wii,  P.  E.  L,  oti  Mondav  and  Thursdav  eveniu-s.  Tho 
Aniherst  line  forms  a  daily  mail  routo  to  St.  John,  N.  "13. 

Expre.  ses,  to  all  pirts  of  the  Provini-es,  start  from  Fuller's,  and  from 
McLcau  &  Camjihell's,  bv  every  tniin. 


i  ft ■.mS..  -.'  K 1, 


'.111,  ■  ("• 


.  \ 


'^^;^^'. 


-^t 


104 


I'llOVINCIAIi    WE8LEYAN 


[1800. 


LIST  OF  WHARVES. 

COMMENCING    AT    THE     NORTH     END. 


"Railroad  Depot, 
Williams  &  Starr's, 
Majrazino, 

West's, 

Ncirs, 

Ilutrhs', 

Marshall's, 

]luin|»lirev'.s, 

DarhyV,  ' 

Roche's, 

Hetleriiaii's, 

Me  Kay's, 

NortliFerry  Dock, 

Conway's, 

Mrs.  Ilertenuin's, 

Creamer's, 

Hojran's, 

O' Neil's, 

Cmianl's, 

Mooney's, 

l)()iK)van's, 

Hamilton's, 


Le(^aiu's, 

])e  Vine's, 

l)e  Wolf's, 

Starr's, 

liutler's  Spar  Doek, 

Vir^rinia, 

Wainwri;;lit's, 

Creii,^l)ton's, 

Cronan's, 

Commereial, 

loom  s, 

O'Connor's, 

Clarke's, 

Collui's, 

Blnck's, 

*ower  s, 
IJemiet's, 
Staynei-'s, 
Soilth  Ferry  Doek, 
Market 
The  Queen's, 
Mitehell's, 


Rutler'n, 

Twininj^'s, 

()xlev"s, 

Cii  1(1  well's, 

Nohle's, 

The  L(»n;r. 

Ik-ntley's  Spar  Dock, 

lirown's, 

Fairlianks', 

Strachan's, 

Ksson,  lioak  &  Go's, 

IjMwson's, 

Wiswell's, 

Lyle's, 

Adams', 

liolton's, 

Prvor's, 

Miller's  Doek, 

Moren's, 

(ias  Works', 

Lnidlaw's. 


MILITARY. 


STAFF  OF  THE  ARMY. 

Major-General,  Maj. -General  Chas.  Trollope,  C.  B. 

AicI-de-Caiiip,  Capt.  Chas.  Armstrong,  IGtli  F'oot. 

Clerk;  Mr.  P.  H.  O'Dcmnell. 

Asst.  Qiinrter  Mimter  (/ciural  and  A:tin(j  Military  Stcretanj,  Lt.-Col. 
C.  F.  Fordyee,  C.  H.,  unatt.  ^ 

Clerk;  Serireant-Major  J.  Younp:, 

Maj  r  of  Briijade  and  Actimj  Asst.  Adjutant-  General,  Capt,  J.  W. 
Percy,  9th"  Foot.' 

Clerk;  Ser<i:eant-Maior  T.  Forhes. 

Tomi  Major  and  Actiwj  Drp.  Jud(/e  Advocate,  Col.  A.  F.  Ansell,  \iuatt. 

Clerk;  and  lawn  Serr/eant,  Ser«>eant-Major  T.  llardv. 

Chaplains,  Rev.  J.  'f .  Twiniiiy:,  D.D.,  Rev.  E.  Butler,  (R.  C.) 

Deputy  Commissary  General,  T.  (xraham,  Es(i. 

Assts.  Commissary  General,  E.  J.  MeMahon,  and  W.  Palmer. 

Commiss  trial  Clerks,  T.  l.,eMesuricr  and  Penrice. 

Issuers  and  Asst.  Storekeepers,  Matliieson,  l^iompson,  Devlin  uud 
Gordon. 

Deputy  [nspevtor  General  of  FTospitals,  T.  D.  McIUrec,  Esq. 

Stajf  Snryeon,  John  Grant,  Ls(i.,  (Suri^eon  Major.) 

Staff  Asst.  Surfpous,  J.  E.  Yount:-,  M.t).,  and  A.  Semple,  Esqrs. 

Dispenser  of  Medicines,  J.  Pliilpot,  Esq. 


Commandinq 
Clerks  of  \\ 
Clerks,  Thoi 


Purveyor,  D. 
Clerks,  n.  St 


Barrack  Mast 
Barrack  Stryi 


( 


181)0.] 


ALMANACK. 


105 


ORDNANCE  DEPARTMENT. 

Dipuh/  MiWnni  Sforekeqwr,  R.  R.  Trini^'lc,  Esq. 
r/r//.-s,  E.  V.  Riiyiu's  and  J.  Willis,  Es(ir3. 
Stoirhonsnncri,  C.  Gvimt  and  J.  Hilton. 
Armorer,  R.  Foley. 


ROYAL  ENGINEER  DEPARTMENT. 

Commandivfj  Roi/nl  Kiu/inerrs,  Bt.  Col,  R.  J.  Nolsoii. 
Clfrh  of  Works,  W.  (iordon  iind  II.  Atkins,  EsqrtJ. 
Vlcrhs,  Thos.  Goudj^o  and  G.  .!.  Creed,  Estirs. 


PURVEYOR'S  DEPARTxMENT- 

Purveyor,  D.  E.  Rol)l),  Esq, 

Clerks,  II.  Stewart  and  R.  Duport,  Esqrs. 


BARRACK  DEPARTxMENT. 

Barrack  Master,  Capt.  W.  Smith. 

Barrack  Sergeants,  John  Shean,  J.  Downs,  and  Wni.  Grant. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  ARMY  IN  NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Royal  Artillery — The  Royal  Anns  and  Snpporters,  with  a  Can- 
non, and  the  motto  "  Uhlqao"  over  tiu;  };un,  and  "  Quo  Fas  ct  Glaria 
Ditaint,"  helow  it.  /3t.  Colonel,  Francis  Diek.  Captains,  Fredk.  II. 
Clmiicellor,  Falkland  Carey,  Caniphell  Mardy.  Lieutenants,  Champagne 
L'Estran<>:e,  Kenneth  Mnnro,  Fras.  Dnnean,  R.  IJ.  Webster,  Samuel  P. 
Lynes,  Arthur  S.  MeCartney.     Blue,  facijigs  red. 

KoYAL  Eno INKERS. — The  Royal  Arms  and  Supporters,  with  a  Can- 
non, a!id  the  motto  "  Chlrjue "  over  the  gun,  "  Quo  Fas  et  Gloria  Ihi- 
cnnt,"  helow  it.  Bt.  Colonel,  R.  J.  Neilson.  Captain,  Richnrd  WaiTcn. 
Lieutenants,  Robt.  N.  Dawson,  Constantino  P.  Carey,  Robert  Home. 
Scarlet,  facings  blue  velvet. 

62nd  (The  Wiltsliire)  Rec.t.  of  Foot.— "Nive,"  "Peninsula," 
"  Foroz.'shah,"  "  So!)raon,"  "  Sevastopol."  Colonel,  Wm.  T.  Knollys,  It. 
;jm.  Lieut.  Co'onet,  W.  Lenox  Ingall,  <'.n.  JA//V)?-.'?,  Jas.  Daubiney,  c.n., 
it.rol.,  and  McKay  Rynd.  Captains,  (ieo.  H.  Wilkiewon,  Geo.  S.' Whit- 
more,  ni.,  Saml.  (x.  Carter,  ('.  M.  S.  L.  Gwyiine,  Jos.  Sanderson,  Inst'r. 
of  Musketry  ;  Graham  Ilav,  Edw.  Hunter,  Bradlev  T.  Gilpin,  Holt  W. 
Clorke,  Chas.  C.  (^ibitts*,  G.  W.  B.  Hughes,  and  Herrick  A.  Palmer. 
Lieutenants,  W.  Bromley  l)avenport,  Thos.  MiIsom,af//.,  R.  S.  Machcll, 
Jno.  J.  Rowan,  Wm.  M.  Thorp,  John  M.  Kerr,  Lorenzo  G.  Dimdas, 
Conrad  Sawyer,  W.  L.  R.  Scott,  A.  F.  Waisli,  G.  F.'  Grant,  Archibald 
G,  Keen,  M.  B.  Harrison,  Maedouald  Hall,  and  A.  L.  Rcade.  Ensigns, 
John  P.  Sargent,  Jules  V.  Lclilond,  John  M.  Theobold,  Charles  W. 
I'»ro\vii,  Artluir  Lake,  Fredk.  11.  Uorneman,  Saml.  Waring,  Jolui  II. 
llii^iui,  Edw.  H.  Reeves,  and  J.  Loftus  Bland.  Pay-master,  Wm.  Dring. 
Adjutant,  Thos.  MiLsom,  It.  Quarter-mastv,  James  Gamljlc.  Surgeon, 
Fiwlk.  W.  Tapper.  Assist.  Surgeons,  Sydney  Alder,  and  J.  P.  Street. 
Facings  Bujf. 


>v-  '|K'-'.'"[    '' 


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.■•,;'i'^^^  -iivf 

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i  . .'  .  ■.'.-'■ 

■'!:;■^J•"^^; 
■'V  ■•  r« 

10() 


PROVINCIAL    WESLKYAN 


W.' 


II 


[I  SCO. 


0.'{Ri)  (West  Siiirolk)  Ri:<;t.  <m'  Foot.—"  K-mont  op  /co,"  "  Mar  i- 
iiif|iR',"  "(iiiiuljilonpc,"  "Alinii,"  "  Jiikormaini,"  "  S(;viisto]M)l."  O/., 
'J'lios.  Keiiiili,  c.ii., //.  f/c/i.  Llf.nt.  Col.  Tlios.  Harrii's.  Muj()rs,\X .  V, 
Carter,  and  F.  1),  (\\v\.  Ciptnius,  V.  Li.'M.  Carey,  ?«.,  F.'  L.  T.  I'm- 
terson,  Kulir.  Jieimett,' Vere  limit  liowle-,  Arcli.  NVylternh,  Wm  Vva 
Koy,  K(hviinl  J.  Hunt,  Cliarles  A.  Hand,  Fra.  Kettallaek,  Alexr.  M, 
T)uinnres(|,  (Je(jr;;t'  F.  Ueaniish,  and  Walter  S.  Mar.-on.  /.icuhuuni^, 
Ntt'wnrt  11.  Bruce,  Clias.  C.  l*ve,  Steplion  More,  Kicliard  II.  Anlnri 
Geo.  "\V.  Clutterhuck,  <i(//,  J.  \{.  liauishottoni,  A.  G.  F.  (iriilitlis,  F.  II! 
1).  Veith,  Tliomas  C.  Grant,  Geo.  K.  Byron,  Wni.  G.  (iraves,  U.  W, 
Crowtlier,  .las.  P.  Bond,  and  Clias.  II.  Kinalum.  Knsi<jiis,  Wm,  I,, 
Knowles,  G.  W.  W.  Knapp,  Fia.  T.  llulton,  Jas.  S.  Sinitli,  Thoiua, 
Akinson,  Thornton  Seovcll,  John  V.  M.  Burton,  Charks  F.  'renot, 
Major  I).  ]iill,  and  Daid.  Fox  Tarrutt.  J'ai/-i>i'isfrr,  llcnry  liiunam. 
Iiistnirter  of  Mush  try,  W.  Fitz.  Koy,  I'ajtt.  Adjutant,  (Jeo.  W.  Chiticr- 
hnck.  Qu(irt>r->ii(istrr,  Jas  Linford.  Surr/ron,  Henry  Crisp,  M.n.  Ax- 
aist.  Surijeuns,  Wm.  W.  Mills,  and  Fruneis  Odcll.     Facimjs  (Jnen. 


BEST   THINGS. 


CiiniSTiAX  CoMMi'MOv.  —  Oil,  -wliat  cheerfnlncsi*,  strfnetli,  and 
pleasure  did  the  ])riniitive  Christians  reap  from  the  unity  of  tlieir  licart* 
in  the  way  an<l  worship  of  (Jod.  Next  to  the  delight  of  iinniediate 
comnumion  with  (Jod  liimself,  there  is  none  lik'.'  that  which  Jirise.a  from 
the  harmoniou.s  exercise  of  the  <i'raee  of  the  saints  in  their  inniu:il  {\\\\\v< 
and  communion  one  with  another.  How  arc  the  S])irits  deli;^iirid  ami 
refreshed  by  it.  What  a  lively  enihlem  is  there  of  heaven.  Tht  'Oiirts 
of  princes  utlbrd  no  such  deli;j,hts. — Flavel. 


A  Tkst. — How  can  I  tell  whether  I  am  a  real  Christian  ?  Ho  who 
can  trulv  sav  that  he  seeks  the  favor  of  (lod  above  everv  earthlv  ixnud ; 
that  he  deilyhts  in  his  service  more  than  in  any  thin<>-  else ;  that  to  olicy 
him  here,  and  so  enjoy  his  ])resence  hereafter,  is  the  pre  ailin^^  desire  of 
his  heart;  that  his  chief  sorrow  is,  that  he  htves  him  no  moi"e,  ami  servos 
him  no  better — such  a  person  needs  no  further  evidence  that  !ii»  heart  i.s 
changed,  and  his  sins  forgiven. 


A  VERY  COMMON  MiSTAKK. —  Mauv  Christians  imagine  that  now 
since  they  have  believed,  they  must  draw  their  comfort  from  some  ditter- 
ent  source,  or  in  a  ditierent  wav,  fn^n  what  thev  did  at  first ;  thev  turn 
their  whole  attention  to  themselves,  their  exi)erience  and  their  gnurs, 
Forgetting  that  the  true  Avay  of  nourishing  these  is  by  keeping  tlicu' eve 
upon  the  cross,  they  turn  it  inward,  and  try  to  nourish  tliem  by  soiiK' 
process  of  their  own  devising. — 77.  lionar. 

A  Summary  OF  T?t^ltgiox. — There  is  no  salvation  but  by  tlic  free 
mercy  of  God  ;  no  mercy  but  through  the  mediation  of  Christ;  \\u  inter- 
est in  Christ  exce])t  by  faith  in  him;  no  justifying  faith  but  that  wliieii 
works  by  love  and  purifies  the  heart;  no  loA'e  to  Christ  which  (iocs  nut 
include  love  to  his  people,  his  example,  his  ])rece])ts  ;  no  genuine  love 
to  his  i)Cople  which  does  not  iuHucuce  a  man  to  do  good  to  them  as  liv 
has  ability  and  opportunity. 


mo.] 

ROADS  &. 

IlAr.If  AX    TO    * 
AND    Dk 

To  Windsor  I 

road 

I    Mrittoii's    /  \a 

\   DiiiK.ck's  (  II, 

:    U'olfville  . . . . 

Keiitville  (G8) 

t'liiite's 

JJaker's 

(JiM.on-Villo., 
Linvreiice  Tow 
J^iiliretown. . . 
.Viiiiapfjlis  (l,3t 
I>ig'»v 


IIai.tpax  to   Ya 

AND   SirKLnUKN 

ANNAro;.u 

Annapolis 

H.iniahy's,  Digli 
Soelv's,  St.  M.  B 
Everett's,  Wev'J 

Uoad 

'hones',  Sissilioo 
Terreau's,  Bilk 

oii-i  Cove 

Conicau's,  Chu\ 
MalkM's,  Moiua 

Cove 

I'liilip's,  Bearlii 
Perry's,  Yur.  La 
^iinnoutli  (221 
Porter's,  Kel  Wn 
'Spinney's,  Argv 
harkiii's,  Pui)iji( 
ilonier's  Barring 
^'ii'kerson's,  Bca 

Dam , 

Sliclhurne 


Halifax  to  Sheli 
Shobb  KOUTI 
Kirhv's. 

Iluhloy's.V.'.V 

l'>'Miphinv's  he;id| 

-largaret's  Jiai 
-"('Lean's. 

^''i(?ster  (45)'. '. '. 


(- 


18('.0.]  ALMANACK.  107 

ROADS  &  DlsfANCES~T6~THE  PRINCIPAL  TOWNS 

IN    THE    PROVINCE. 


IlAMtAX    TO    *NNArOU8 

AND  Diaitr. 
To  Wimlsor  hv  riiil- 

vo;ul '.....45 

Hrittrm's    \  Lower  .1 1 
DimDfk's  J'  llortoii    I 

WollVille 4 

Keiitville  (68) 7 

Cluito's 6 

Jiakcr's 12 

(iililioii-Villf 12 

Lawrciuc  Town —  U 

BndL'C'^.owii 8 

Auniipolis  (1.30)...]') 
Di'jbv 24 


Zsvifkor's,  Miihoiio 

li.iy 20 

Liiiifnl)iir;j,-  (72) .  .  ..  G 
La  Have  I'ViTv. ...   7 
Across  tlic  I'Vrry. . .   Ojf 
IV'tito  liivicre. ,'. . ,   7 

liroiid  Cove 4 

Mill  Vilhijrp C, 

Liverpool  (101.^)...   8.^ 

Tort  .Moiiton 10 

I'ortJollv 5 

...K) 
...  8 
...  f) 


Siihk'  River. , 
-Jonloii  River 
SliolMurue. . . 


154 


Halifax  to  YARMonTH 

AMU    SllKLnUUNB    Via 

Annapolis. 

Anna])oli^ 1.30 

Hariiiil.v's,  I)i-l.y..24 
SoelvV,  St.  M.  Buy.  7 
Everett's,  Wev'tli 

UoikI  . . . .  ' 5 

Jones',  Sissil)00. . ..  G 
Teireaii's,  Billcve- 

oiis  Cove 5 

Cnmeau's,  Chuv. . .  7 
Mallei's,  Moiuaj^^on 

Cove 9 

Philip's,  Bear  River  15 
Perry's,  Yur.  Lakes  7 
Yarmoiitli  (221).  .  .  6 
Porter's,  Eel  Brook  13.^ 
Spinney's,  Ar;j;yle..  Si 
Larkiii's,  Pul)uico. .  9 
Homer's  Jiarringt'n  12 
Xickersou's,  Beaver 

Dam 12 

Sliellturue 10 


287 


lUtlFAX   TO   ShELBURNE, 

Shoee  Routb. 

Kirl)v's 9 

HuhlVy's 5 

Daupliiny's  head  of 
Mari:arct'.s  Bay.  .  7 

M(,■Lean'^» \.  .11 

Chester  (45) 13 


144 

Halifax  to  Cumberland 
via  Windsor. 

To  Windsor  by  rail- 
road  45 

Po  I'arrshoro'  by 

steamer 30 

FuUerton'ri 11 

•leaks' 2 

Maeean  River 6^ 

I'uci^sley's,  Nappan.  9 
Bent's,  Amherst.  .-.  9 
b'ort  Ciimberhiii(L  .   7 


Halifax  to  Canso. 

To   Pietou 103 

Across  Ferry  to  New 

(iliisn()\v 7 

Copeland's,    Meri- 

j^oniish   11 

Mnrrav's 5 

M'Doiiald's  Arisait;l2 
Uarrintrton's,  Anti- 

^■onish  (15U). .  ..17 
Rorv  MeI)onald's..l4 
(iiiysboro'  (187)...  17 
Causo 30 

217 
Halifax  to  Shubkn- 

AGAUIB. 

Martin's,  mouth  of 

Newport  Road 35 

Coehran'i^ 4 

iiawdon  Church. . .   8^ 
Blois'  Cove,   Dou^.ll 
Keneteook  Bridixe..  4 
Mouth  of  Shuhen- 
aeadie  Ilivor. . .  .15^ 


11 9^ 

Halifax  to  Cumberlanp, 
via  Uailkoad. 

Bv  Railroad 31^ 

PoUoek's 14.^, 

Truro  (03) 17" 

Fruser's,  P^oUv  Vil.l7 
TopofCobq.Moun.21 
llewson's,  R.  Thilip  8 

Stewart's 8 

Amherst  (64) 10 


127 
Halifax  to  Piotou. 
To  'Pruro  ])y  rail... 63 

Archibald's 14 

Irvinir's,  Mt. ''Pom..  6 
Frasei-'s,  W.  River.  8 
rictou 12 

103 


78 

Halifax  to  Middlh 
musquodoboit. 

Shnltz's,    by   rail- 
road  18 

Fvevs' 10 

Miller's,  Gay's  Riv.  8 
Logau'd  . . .'. 10 

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Annapolis  to  Liverpool. 
Ilovt's    Lequille 

Mills 2 

Brown's 10 

Mnnro'sMailland.  .15 
('ushing'.s,  llarm'y .  10 
Harlow's  Caledonia  1 
Smith's  Brooktield.   3 

Morton's 13 

Liver[)ool 14 


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iiltemtivt'  that  can  Iji-  iiimlt!.  It  1»  n  C()iit;fiilnit(<l  txtract  of  I'tirii  Hurbuiia- 
rillii.  Hu  coinliliifd  witli  (itlifr  hul)^!!*!!^*^  of  Biill  ^rculfr  iilltTativo  powiT  uh  in 
Jitt'o'd  mi  C'ircclivo  iiiilidot*' fur  the  disciiRcH  Hivrfaiiarilla  Ih  r«'|iiitt'<l  to  cnri'.  It  is 
bt'lifVfd  that  BiR'h  a  icnicdy  is  waiiitd  by  IhoKi;  whosultiT  from  MniniiniH  coin. 
IilaliilR,  and  that  oiiti  which  will  accunipliBii  lht;ir  ciiit^  iiiiihl  provi'  of  ImiiH'iim'  Htr- 
vicf!  to  IhiH  (!lHH8  of  our  (if1!icl((l  frllow-citizciiH.  liow  coniph'lcly  thiBcoin|Hiiiiiil  mil 
do  it  hut*  h<.'t;ii  provu'I  hy  cxpcriiiu-iil  ou  many  of  tho  worbt  eabCB  to  bo  found  of 
tlie  following;  complaints :  ' 

ScnOFULA    AND    SCHOFfLOCB    COMPI.AINTB,    ElltTTIOXS    AND    EniTTlVK    DiBEASES 

Ulobm,  Piuplbs,  Blotchf.b,  Tlmorh,  Salt  Rhkdh.  Scald  II had,  Hyphihh  and 
Syi'Hilitio  Afi-k(;tio\8,  Meucubial  Dibkabk,  l^RorsT,  Neuuai.oia  on  'J  ic-I)ot.i,(nu- 

EUX,    DEBILITV,    I)Yf*PEl'SIA    ANlJ    InDIOEBTIoN,    EUYBIPKLAB,    HubE  OH  St.  ANTHOM Yii 

1  IBB,  aud  indeed  the  whole  clauB  of  com|iiaiut8  arising  from  Iupukitt  or  tut 
Blood. 

This  nompmind  will  bo  found  n  groat  proniotor  of  health,  wlien  taken  In  tht 
Bpring,  to  txi  fl  the  foul  hnmttra  whidi  fester  in  the  Itlood  ut  tliat  seuBon  of  tlic 
year.  Hy  the  Mmely  expul?io>i  ul"  tlu.ni  many  rankling'  ditioiders  are  nip|jed  in  tlie 
bud.  MultitutieM  can,  Ity  llic  aid  of  thin  ninedy,  spare  thoniBclves  from  tlu;  endu- 
rance of  foul  eruptions  and  ulcerous  sores,  through  whi<li  tlie  jtystem  will  Btrive  to 
rid  ItKelfof  corruptions,  if  not  absisted  to  do  this  through  the  natural  channels  of 
the  body  bv  an  alterative  medicine.  Cleanse  out  the  vitiated  blood  whenever  you 
find  its  impurities  biirs-ting  through  tlie  slxin  in  (limplen,  eruptions,  or  sores; 
cleanse  it  when  you  find  it  is  obstructed  and  sluggish  in  tho  ve-ins;  clciusc  it 
whenever  it  is  foul,  and  your  tocliugs  will  tell  you  when.  Even  where  no  partien- 
la.  disorder  is  felt,  people  enjoy  better  health,  and  live  longer,  for  cleansing  ilic 
blood.  Keep  the  blood  liealttiy,  um\  all  is  well;  but  with  this  iiabulum  of  iil'c  dis- 
ordered, there  can  lie  nrt  lasting  health.  Sooner  or  later  something  must  go 
wron^,  and  the  great  machinery  of  lite  is  disordered  or  overthrown. 

Barsaparilla  has,  .md  d(  serves  much,  the  reputation,  of  accomplishing  thrne 
ends.  But  llie  world  has  Ijeen  egregiou^ly  deei'ived  by  pteparationa  (<r  it,  [lartly 
because  the  drug  alone  has  not  all  the  virtue  tliat  is  claimed  for  it,  but  more  tie- 
cause  many  preparations,  protending  to  be  concentrated  oxtracta  of  it,  contain  but 
little  of  the  virtue  of  Sarsaparilla,  or  any  thing  else. 

During  late  years  the  i)ul)lic  have  been  misled  by  largo  bottles,  pretending;  to 
give  a  t|uart  of  Extract  of  Sarsajparilla  for  one  dollar.  Most  of  tliese  have  lieen 
frauds  upon  the  sick,  for  they  not  only  contain  little,  if  any,  Sarsaparilla,  but  ofitu 
no  curative  properties  whatever.  Hence,  bitter  and  painful  disappointment  lias 
followi  d  the  use  of  the  various  exlracts  o'  Sarsaparilla  which  flood  the  maiket 
until  the  name  itself  is  justly  despised,  and  has  become  synonymous  with  iinijdhi- 
tion  and  cheat.  Still  we  call  this  compound  Sarsaparilla,  and  intend  to  supply 
such  a  remedy  as  shall  rescue  the  name  fnjm  the  load  of  obloijuy  which  rests  iiijon 
It.  And  we  think  we  have  ground  for  beli(;ving  it  has  virtues  whicli  are  iMCbibii- 
ble  by  the  ordinary  run  of  the  diseases  it  is  intended  to  cure,  in  order  to  secure 
their  complete  eradication  fmm  tho  system,  the  remedy  should  be  judiciuubly 
taken  according  to  directions  on  the  bottle. 

PREPARED  BY 

IDR.   J.   C.  AYER  &  CO., 

LOWELL,  MASS. 

PRICE,  $1  PER  BOTTLE;  SIX  BOTTLES  FOR  $5. 
.^^  Sold  by  all  Druggists  and  Dealers  in  Medicines  every  where. 


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f'lf   tlieir   tHo    in 

nriting  from    difi 

InaHum  of  thf   Jla, 

oomiiliiints,  iiribing 

HEADACHE 

Pn.  .T.  C.  Ayf.r. 
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INDICESTI 

From  /i 

Dr.  Ayer  :— I  hav( 

aninn;,'  tliose  I  am  e; 

and  purity  the  blo.Ki, 

rt'iNjmiiiend  them  to  I 

KdC  DROPSV, 
they  are  an  excel  leu  ( 

FOli  COSTIVKN 
asrcealile  and  etti-e 
niS,  SMl'PRKss 
ami  lUKTIAF,  lUd 
M"st  of  tlie  pilJH 
in  skilful  hands,  Ih  , 
fre(|uciitly  follow  its 
>tauce  whatever. 


AYE! 

corrm.%  colds, 

LWII'IEM'  vol 
TIVE  PATIENTS 

So  wide  is  the  nel(, 
that  almost  every  g( 
have  been  restored  (' 
usi.'.  When  once  tri< 
I'I'I'iireiit  to  eHca|>e  < 
i'."i!,'''r  hesitdte  wha, 
fio'19  of  the  pulmoni 
iiiferiur  remedies  thr 
h'ls  (,'ained  friends  bj 
K'l-t,  and  produced] 


■And  sold 


AVER'S   CATHARTIC    PILLS, 


OF   A    FAMILY    PHYSIC. 

)r  tlit'lr  iu'tlKii  <'()n  rftn-ly  wilh- 


FOR   ALL   THE    PURPOSES 

i  i;K  '•'>  <'<iiii(i'>H<'(l  tliiit  tliHCiiHi'  within    tin- riiiijj ^  

A  '<iiiiiil '"'  <'Viiili'  tliiMii.    Tlii'lr  ixiiciniiin;,'  |.rt)|M'rtioH  Hian'li,  iiinl  clfiiiiht'.  hiuI 

iiiviK""r;iti>  "'Vi'ry  iiiirtioii  of  tlic  hnmiiii  i)''^,'iiiil!<ni,       ■—■■---   >•      ■■- >  ........ 

ri">ii>iiii>,'  il»  ln'tiUhy 


culTt'i'lili;;    its   i|iHrU»l>(l   lictlnll, 
foIIMrilllcIICi'    (>r  thimc    |)ri>|)rlllfH,  tilt' 


nrinivg  from — ,  -  — „  ,     - -     ,        - 

IiKiHinu  of  thf    lidwdn,  Flatulf.ncy.   Lax*  of  Ajijietitf,  Jmifiilicf,  nntl  otlu-r  kliulriil 
i,Miii|iliiiiiiH,  iirihinj;  IVuin  li  low  bIjiIo  of  Iho  body  or  ohslriiflloii  of  its  functions. 

HEADACHE,  SICK    HEADACHE,    FOUL  STOMACH. 

riTTsni'iui,  I'A.,  May  1,  iH.Vi. 
Pr.  J.  C.  Ayf.r.    Sir: — 1  have  boon  re|)eatfdly  cnrotl  of  thw  worst  htiiilnchu  any 
bfKlv  can  liavo,  by  a  duse  or  two  of  your  Tills.     It  sccniH  to  arise  froin  a  fotil  uto-  j 
niiu'li.  uhioJi  they  cleanse  at  once.     If  they  will  cure  olliotH  as  tliey  do  me,  the  fact 
iB  Hurlli  kiiowing.  Yours  with  ureal  reajicct, 

Kl).  \V.  i'lKKCK,  Clerk  of  Htmmf.r  Clarion. 

INDIGESTION  AND   IMPURITY  OF  THE  BLOOD. 

From  Rev.  J.  V.  llimes,  I'nttor  <>J  Adre.ut  Church,  Boston. 

Dr.  Ayeu: — I  have  used  your  IMIIh  with  extraordinary  8U(•ce^4s  in  my  family  and 
ani'in;;  those  I  am  calh^l  to  visit  in  dislresH.  To  re,i,'uiate  the  or^'ans  of  diKention 
nmi  purity  the  blood  they  are  the  very  bebt  remedy  I  have  ever  known,  and  I  can 
reouiiiinend  them  to  my  friends.  Yours,  J.  V.  HIMES. 

K)U  DUOPSY,  rLETIlORA,  or  kindred  Comijluints,  roqiiiring  an  activo  purge 
Iht.'V  are  an  excellent  remedy. 

FoU  COSTIVKNKSS  OU  CONSTIPATION,  and  as  a  DINNEU  TILL,  they  are 
a'Tt'calile  and  efleijtnal. 

t'lrs,  SUPPUKSSION,  PATIALYMS,  INFLAMMATION,  and  even  DEA^NKSS 
anil  r.UrriAI-  HLINDNKSS  liavc  bt^en  (mi'ed  by  the  alterativt!  action  of  these  ['ills. 

.Must  of  tlie  jjills  in  market  contain  mercury,  w  hich,  allhouKh  a  valuable  remedy 
in  skilful  hands,  is  dangerous  in  a  public  pill,  fnmi  the  dreadful  consequences  that 
frt(iuontly  follow  its  incautious  use.  These  contain  no  mercury  or  mineral  Bub- 
»tauce  wiiatcv(T. 

AVER'S    CHERRY     PECTORAL, 

FOR   THE    KAl'in   CURB    OP 

cornns,  colds,  influenza,  hoarseness,  crovp,  bronchitis, 

ISViriENT  CONSUMFTION,    AND  FOR  THE  RELIEF  OF  CONSUJUI^ 
TIVE  PATIENTS  IN  ADVANCED  STAGES  OF  THE  DISEASE. 

So  wide  is  the  field  of  its  uuefulneHS,  and  so  numerous  are  the  eases  of  its  cures, 
that  almost  every  seciion  of  country  abounds  in  persons,  publicly  known,  who 
have  been  restored  from  alarming  and  even  desperate  diseases  of  the  lungs  by  its 
ufie.  When  once  tried.  Its  superiority  over  every  other  medicine  of  its  kind  is  too 
iipinirenl  to  escape  observation,  and  where  its  virtues  are  known,  the  public  no 
loiii;er  liesittitc  what  antidote  to  employ  for  the  distressing  and  dangerous  att'ec- 
lions  of  the  pulmonary  organs  that  are  incident  to  our  eliniato.  While  many 
infi.TJur  HMnedies  thrust  upon  the  community  have  failed  and  been  discarded,  this 
hasi  gained  friends  by  every  trial,  conferred  benefits  on  the  aftlicted,  they  can  never 
furget,  and  produced  cures  too  numerous  and  too  remarkable  to  be  forgotten. 

I'repartd  by 

DR.    J.    C.    AYER    &    CO., 

LOWELL,    MASS. 

And  sold  by  all  Druggists  <£  Dealers  in  Medicine  evereywhere. 


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BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 

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Aubbeviations ; 


ARCHITECTS. 

Baino,  Alex,  Grafton  n.  Duke. 
Diividaon  and  (Jniliaui,  op.  Cntlip'B  wf. 
Finlay,  W.  Sackville,  n.  Dresden  How. 
Hill,  Hen.,  nninsniek,  b.  Cornwallia  and 
Cuuard'a  Lane, 


a.  for  and,  b.  for  between,  cor  for  corner,  n.  for  iiear,  op.  for 
opposite,  hd.  for  head.  wf.  fur  wharf. 

AUCTIONEERS,  Ac. 

Allen,  Wm.  M.,  8  Bedford  How. 
Aeklmrst,  Wm.,  North  side  Collin's  wf. 
Cogswell  and  Son,  Tower's  wliarf. 
Clarke  and  .MeApy.        Bedford  How. 
DeBloia  and  Merkel,  hd.  of  Black's  uT. 
Lawso'i,  Edward,  (i  IIoUh. 
Kash,  J.  D.,  eor.  Sac'ville  and  Ilollis. 


ATTORNEYS. 

Clark,  Nepean,  18  lloliis. 

Cog8w.;ii,  J.  (.'.  Cor.  Argyle  a.  Prince. 

(Joehran,  Kitzyorald,  (Ji  Triiice. 

Belilois.  W.  A.,  cor.  Sackville  a.  IIoll:9. 

Gray,  S.  and  \V  M.,  00  11  illis. 

Hartshorne,  Hufjh,  42  Hojlis. 

Hill,  V.  C.  Halifax  Bank  Buildings. 

Haliburton,  G.  H.,  49  Bedford  F.ow. 

Howe,  Wni.,  8  I'rinee. 

Johnston,  J.  \V  a.  Sons,  42  Ilollia. 

James,  A.,  21  lloliis. 

Lvneli,  I'oter  .'jI  Hollifl. 

Len«ir.  P.  II.  58  lloliis. 

MeCully,  Jonathan,  105  Oranvilie. 

McGregor,  John,  177  lloliis. 

Motton,  Robert,  jr.,  lH  Ilollis. 

Prior,  Henry,  l»l  HoUis. 

Prinirobe,  Alex.  49  Bedford  Row. 

Ritchie,  J.  W.,  «l  Prince. 

Richey,  .M   H.,  49  Bedford  Row. 

Ritchie,  J.  N..  01  Prince. 

Smith,  James  R.,  10  Bedford  Row. 

Sutherland.  Wm  .  'U  Bedford  Row. 

Shannon,  S.  L.,  04  Prince. 

Skerry,  John,  10:j  Granville. 

Twining,  C.  and  Son.  04  Pri'^co. 

Twining,  Henry,  77  Ilollis. 

Tol)in  a.  Wallace,  SounMset  House,  Prince 

Uniacke,  A.  M.,  cor.  Argyle  a.  Sackville. 

Young  and  Thompson,  123  Granville. 

AGENTS  FOR  HOUSES  &  ESTATES. 

Gray,  S.  and  W.  M.,  00  Ilollis. 
Hartshorne,  Hugh,  42  Granville. 
McDonald,  J.  B.\  8  Prince. 
Robinson,  Wm.  51  Ilollis. 


AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENT:^. 

Bessonett,  J.  S.,  hd.  O'Connor's  wf. 
Gammell  and  Tupi)er,  14  Sac'ville. 

ARTIST'S  MATERI'.L. 

Gossip,  Wm.,  24  Granville. 
Gossip,  Janu'8,  60  George. 
Vv'etmore,  R.  and  J.,  38  Granville. 

BAKERS. 

Archibald.  J.  cor.  Sac'ville  a.  Granvilli}. 
Boardwcll.  Wells,  148  Gottingen. 
Brutcher,  J.  G.,  cor.  Grafton  a.  Oeorgi?. 
Feiierty,  J.  W.  Argyle  n.  Sackville. 
llarwood,  S.  134  Albermarle. 
Hen.  Murrls,  Albemrarle. 
Joist,  Edv,ard,  op.  Cunard's  wf 
Lihwcll.  John,  Gottingen  n.  Gerrif.li. 
Moir,  W.  C,  eor.  Barrack  and  Duke. 
Mahar.  J.,  hd.  Esson's  wf. 
McNeill,  J.  cor.  Argyle  a.  Buckingham. 
Scriven.  J.  Benr.,  Birmingham. 
Scriven,  J.  J.  50  Gnifion. 
Shaffer,  John  I.,  127  Argyle. 
Sullivan.  Clias.,  i)re^den  How,  n,  Morris. 
Wilcox,  Henry,  up.  Ilogan'a  wf 
Wilson.  J.  r».,  u.  Skimming's  wf. 


BANKS. 

Rrititb  North  American.  2*5  HolHs. 
Bank  of  XovaSi.'otia,  HoUis  n.  Geurfje. 
11  illfax  Bank,  hd.  Collin's  wf 
Union  Bank,  e«r.  Be  I  ford  Row  a.  M'ater. 
Savings'  Bank,  Province  Building. 


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BALLAST 

Ai.clorson,  — ,  Rjclnn 
.McCiirthy,  John,  Hie 

HELL  m 
Smithcra  J.  B.,  121  I 

BLACKS 

ralilwoll.  R.  a-id  W.,  ( 

('(••mfnid,  David,  Arg 

(Jwiitkin,  .L,  Gottingc 

ilniiiiiiii,  \Vm.  02  Arg 

llii'kiMii,  John,  cor.  "j 

.'a(ks(jn,  Jas.  op.  Jfi-; 

KriiiK-dy,  Thos.  FiAJkl 

l-vniis,  P.,  Gottingen  i 

.Mnniifv,  John,  Argvle 

.M<'nitriiigc,  J.,  Got'tin 

.Mun-hy,  J.,  Alherniar; 

kol.iiisiin,  A.,  Butler's 

RiisBcl  and  Me.igher,  I 

;^li.':ils,  P.  Donovan's  v 

Tayiiir,  John,  70  Argyl 

ThoiMiison  John,  Alhei 

Young,  AL,  Fairbanks' 

liLOCK  AND  PU- 
IIoll,nv;,y.  Thos.,  Caldv 
Hcdtlor,  John,  Bentley 
iVters,  Thomas,  O'Coii 

BOARDING  I 

Aridor?,,n,  Mrs.  Ja^ob 
;"■<!.  Jfanicl,  op.  Black 
Ji'ilnian,  .Airs.,  Argyle 
Cn'rlnian,  (;.,  12  Saekv 
''"'iningham,  M.  foot, 
IVOrutichy,  J.,hn,  op. 
J''-'ui.-,  Mrs.  Bedford  11, 
i;";'Hi  Thos.,  hd.  Esson 

f^fi  J.  a.,  Hoiiis. 

;ari.  John,  hd.  LeCain' 
"ficy,  Pat.,  fo..t  IDir. 
■Hi'ren,  M,  op.  Dov 

'"""■P.  Pobert,oi,."Do, 
•iU'ksoii,  lOdward,  op.  c 
''"liien,  Mr.s.,  Hollig. 
V'""e<ly,  Mrs.,  18  Rodf 
^.'■ttiiig,  Thos..  Cornw 
Uinigston,  Mrs.,  29  B; 
I'ovoit,  Miss,  cor.  Hoin's 

■"■ti.i.Thos,op.  Bro« 
MYITIS,  Thos.,  11  H,,,,c, 

•>  i"-,,!)^-  M.,  209  Ilollis 
M:iiion,  .r.,  head  Cron.ai 
^'  "rlev,  M.,  foot  Hnrd's 
Mu  ruoney,  Jas„  hd.  L( 
\'f  .'onnell.  I).,  In,.  ]>,„ 

'■^n.lay,.I.  G„liiGr; 
.•k;u|liaren,  D.,  op.  ,Sk 

cN..,  Mrs.,  Starr  Btre 
,;;••''•  ^''■^-  op-  Hogan 
l)o"nell.  Mrs,,  op.  |fo 

liolan.  M,88,207  1[ollit 
^^lumlers,  G.,  op.skimi 

^"llivan,Mr8.,67Barrin 


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BALLAST  ROATS, 

Ai,(lovson,  — ,  RifhinoniL 
McCarthy,  Juliti,  Richmdiid. 

HRLL  n ANGERS 
Smitl)cr3  J.  R..  l-'l  Riirrington. 

bla(;ksmiths. 

ralftwcll,  S.  ii'id  W.,  Caldwell's  wf. 

Cniwriinl,  David,  Ar^ylo. 

ii\v;iikiii,  J.,  (jotlin^fon  n.  CornwalUa. 

ilMlhiiid,  Wm.  (J2  Argylo. 

llii'luiMl,  John,  <-'or.  Ar^fyl"- 'i"rt  Blowers. 

.hi.ksiMi,  Jas.  op.  .Tt>rusalt'm  Warehouse. 

Krimcdy,  Thos.  F:xlkland  n.  Crelghtun. 

Lynns,  i\,  Goltin^'en  n.  (  alklaiid. 

Mmoiu'V,  John,  Ar<,'yhi  n.  l>iike. 

Mi'ri'.ti'iiiKe,  J.,  Gottiniri'ii,  n.  Watt. 

.Murphy.  J.,  Alberniarle  n.  Ri.ckinKhani. 

l;i)liiiislin,  .\.,  jjiiller's  wf.  n.  Water. 

KnsBi'l  and  Mea.!,'her,  Darby's  wf. 

slieuls,  P.  Donovan's  wf. 

Tiiyliir,  John.  70  ArKyh'. 

Thiiiiiiison  John,  Alberniarle  n.  Duko. 

Ycung,  AL,  Fairbanks'  wf. 


BLOCK  AND  PUMP  MAKERS. 
llolloway,  Thos.,  CaldwelPrt  wf. 
ilidtlor,  John,  Rentley's  wf. 
IMcrs,  Thomas,  O'Connor's  wf. 

BOARDING  HOl'SES. 

AiidiM'Fon,  Mrs.  Jaeob  n.  Albeemarle. 

Riid,  Daniel,  op.  R  lack's  wf. 

linlnian,  Mrs.,  Ar^cyle. 

(' ice]  II I  an,  (',.,  12  Saekville. 

t'iiimin,Ldiani,  M.  foot  Jaeob. 

lii'(in)n('liy,  John,  op.  Iloijan's  wf. 

Di^i.iie,  Mrs.  Bedford  Row  n.  Prince. 

iMiim,  Thos.,  hd.  Esson's  Mf. 

F,(h  -.ill,  J.  S.,  llollis. 

I'ad,  John.  ^JL  LeCain's  wf.. 

G'lilfrey.  Pat.,  foot  Hnrd's  Lanf. 

Halloron,  M.  op.  Doyle's  wf.  Lower  Water 

llnliiicp,  Robert,  op.  Donovan's  wf. 

•lai'ksoii,  Edward,  oji.  Cunard's  wf. 

Jiiliien,  Mrs.,  Elollis. 

Krimnlj',  Mrs.,  18  Bedford  Row. 

Ki'itiii;,',  Thos.,  Cornw..llis  n.  Water. 

Liviii^'ston,  Mrs.,  29  Rarrin.LCton. 

Uivoit,  Miss,  cor.  lIolHs  ami  Pdowers. 

Martin,  'I'hos  ,  op.  Rrown's  wf. 

Moiris,  Tlios.,  11  Bedford  Row. 

Murphy,  M.,  2i)0  llollis. 

M  UiMii,  J.,  head  Cronan's  wf. 

Mi)rlcy.  M.,  foot  Ihird's  Lane. 

Mulruohcv,  Jas.,  lid.  Lef'aiu'H  wf. 

Mcnonncil,  1).,  hd.  Doyle's  wf. 

MclLiniay,  J.  (i.,  Ill  Grafton. 

Mi'Kacharen,  D.,  op.  Skimmings'  wf. 

McVeil,  Mrs.,  Starr  street. 

•  •'N«al,  Mrs.,  op.  llogan's  wf. 

I'Donnell.  Mrs.,  op.  {Ionian's  wf. 

I'liolan.  Miss,  207  HoUis. 

^iuinders,  G.,  op.  Skininiinj:8'  wf. 

^t'-wart.  Mrs.,  Puidar  Grove. 

f^iiliivan,  Mrs.,  67  Harrington. 


Sb(!pperd,  Mrs. 
Trennnian,  S.,  i\  Bnekinffham. 
Tnpper,  S.,  2:!  P.edford  i{ow. 
V.alentme,  Mrs.,  Dnke  Street. 
Ward,  Thomaa,  hd.     airbanks'  wf. 
Worrell,  D.,  op.  LeCain's  wf. 

BOOK  BINDERS. 

Bowes,  John,  9  Cheapside. 
Com(iton,  J.  and  W.,  2  (reorgo. 
Philips,  George,  1^5  ,\rgvle. 
Sutton,  II.  C.  D.,  a  Cheapside. 

BOOKSELLERS. 

Bible  and  Religious  Book  Depository,  43 

Barrington. 
Buekley.  M.,  11  Bedfonl  Row. 
Creighion,  .\.  a.  IL,  hd.  of  Creigh ton's  wf, 
Donohoe.  Jas.,  eor.  George  a.  Hollis. 
Fuller,  E.G.,  ,34  Hollis. 
(frahnm.  .L  A.,  170  llollis. 
Gossip,  Wni.,  24  Granville. 
Gossip,  Jas.,  »')0  George. 
MacKinlav.  A.  and  W.,  47  Barrington. 
Mnekav.  N  ,  i  or.  Gottingcn  a.  Gerrish. 
Selden,"S.,  49  Granville. 
Strong.  J.  B.,  ,'53  llollis. 
Wesleyan  Book  Room,  13.5  Argylo. 

BdbT  AND  SHOE  DEALERS. 

Coombs.  W.  G.,  127  (Jrnnvillo. 
Carten.  Samuel,  oi^.  O'Connor's  wf. 
Dunbar,  Wm..  .39  Barrington. 
Frost,  n.  D.,  31  Granville. 
Goreham,  Jas.,  4()  Buekingham. 
(Jorehani,  W.  IL,  3  l5edford  Row. 
Goreham  and  Rickards,  15  Duke. 
I  Harrison,  Mrs.,  .'>3  Barrington. 
Jost,  G.,  Duke,  n.  Harrington. 
McNeil.  IL  a.  Co.,  op.  Ordnance. 
Murphv.  Patrick,  1  Upper  Water. 
Yates,  Geo.,  oO  George. 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Anderson.  Rieharil.  hd.  O'Connor's  wf. 
Bayley,  George,  next  Union  Bank. 
Braiinon,  Robt.,  Brunswick  n.  Gerrish. 
Bai'nstead,  J.,  op.  North  Ferry. 
Bignell.  (K,  46  >^ackvillo. 
iiasty.  John,  Birmingham  n.  Spring  Gar-  ! 
deii  Roa(L  j 

Butler,  James  IS  Lower  Water. 
Carr.  J.,  hd.  O'Connor's  wf 
Chalk,  E.  n.  Dockyard  Gate.  I 

Carroll,  I>ennis,  Lower  \N'ater. 
Drake.  Wm.  Somerset  House,  Prince.         j 
Dunn,  Edw.  .\rgyle  n.  Duke.  I 

Dunn.  Wm.  14  llollis. 
•  enni'll,  Jas.  op.  Neal'swr. 
Fuller,  James,  op.  Mitchell's  wf. 
FahiuM-t,  .Martin,  op.  S.raehan's  wf. 
Granville,  T.  B.,  Duke  n.  Water. 
Greenflel  I,  cor.  Ciiniwallis  a.  Creighton 
Harvie,  Verire  a.  Morse,  Bedford  Row. 
Uoar,  John,  142  Lower  Water. 
Jenkins,  Wni.,  3  Saekville. 


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Keatin;,',  EflW'ird,  13S  Rrutinwick. 
Kemu'dy,  James,  hd.  lletrernan's  wf. 
Lydiiiid,  S.,  cor.  i)uk«  a.  Graflun. 
l.yons,  JaiiU'S,  (xottiiijion  ii.  Coiwallis. 
Martin,  Andw.,  cor.  Ar)?yle  a.  Duke. 
MoC'leve,  >h,  op.  Ilaniilton's  wf. 
McDonnell,  cor.  All)erHiarl(!  a  Jacob. 
Midnight,  J  ,  Maitland  n.  Cornwallia, 
Nixon,  Thos.,  12^;  Gan\ille. 
Newman,  John,  op.  Doyle's  wf. 
Neal,  Hugh,  op.  Adam's  w T. 
Norwcjotl,  Jas.,  oor.  Granville  a.  I'rince. 
O'Rrien,  M..  17.'>  Lower  Water. 
O'Neal,  James,  hd.  ONeal's  wf. 
Power,  E.,  67  Cornwallis. 
Pedwell,  ]{.,  Biriniugham  n.  8.  O.  Roa^ 
Reyno,  T.,  Duke  op.  Fot-t  Office. 
Romans,  Jas.,  178  iloUia, 
Romans,  R.<bt..  Duke,  b.  Rarr'tn.  A  Gran. 
Swayiie,  U  and  S.,  hd.  Strachau's  wf. 
Sutton,  \\'.,  up.  Jenning's  wf. 
Smith,  T..  Harrington,  n.  Sackville. 
Tool.;,  T.,  12,5  Albei marie. 
Whytal,  J  L.,  Saekville  n.  Water. 
Wildman,  Wm.,  op.  Bennett's  wf. 
Wallace,  T.,  op.  Brown's  wf. 
Webb,  James  320  Upper  Water. 
Underwood  C,  Creighton  n.  Gottingen. 
Wilbon,  T.,  32  Brunswick. 

Whytal,  W.  and  Co.,  Cheapfide. 

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BRASS  FOUNDERS. 

Brown,  P.  H.,  Kurd's  Lane. 
Donald  and  Watson,  102  Granville. 
Hunter,  Jas.,  7«  HoUis. 
Hunter,  Jno.  and  Jos.,  141  Barrington. 
Longard,  J .  and  K.,  22  Hollis. 

BREWERS. 
Baker,  J.  B.,  Fresh  Water. 
Bennett,  J.  J.,  ab.  Dockyard  gate, 
lunis,  (xeorge,  Freshwater. 
Jones,  Wrn.,  op.  Dockyard  gate. 
Keith  and  McLean,  opp.  Ksson'a  wf. 
Keith.  A.,  opp.  Lawson's  wf 
Morriscy,  Peter,  ,'iH  Albermarlo  St. 
McLerirn,  T.,  Gottingen  n.  Gerrish. 
Nash.  Thoa.,  Fresh  Water. 
Tillman.  Chas.,  Fresh  Water. 

BROKERS. 

Barrs,  Simon,  hd.  Commercial  wf  (Ship.) 
Fiaser,  G.  A  Co.,  foot  Prince.  (Ship.) 

BOATS  FOR  HIRE. 

Fahic,  P.,  Market  wf. 
Hughes,  John,  Marshall's  wf. 
Webb,  James,  320  Ui)per  Water. 

BRUSH  MAKER. 
Murphy.  J.,  Dresden  Row,  n.  S.  O.  Road. 

BUILDERS, 
Artz,  Peter,  Lo(;kmart  n.  Dockyard  Lane. 
Bayne,  Alex.,  Grafton  u.  Duke. 
Brown,  Wm.,  Creighton  n.  1<  alkland. 
Boak,  Edw..  Brunswick  n.  North. 


C.alder,  David,  80  Granville. 
Davidson  and  Graham,  opp.  Cutlijj'p  wf, 
Grant,  P.  and  G.,  Birmingham  n.  Morrii. 
Imlay,  Peter,  I'i  Birmingham. 
Kelly,  Patk.,  Queen  n.  Iiottenburg. 
Lane,  John,  Dresden  Row  n.  Morris, 
Mahony,  John,  op.  Bolton's  wf 
Marvin,  J.  W.,  Proctor's  Lane. 
McKay,  J.,  Duke  b  Grafion  a.  Argyle. 
Mf^Nutt  and  McLeod,  Jacob. 
Mumford,  J.,  south  end  Maitland. 
Norris,  S.,  Cornwallis  n.  Water. 
Richardson,  Robt.,  Bisho[)  n.  Water. 
Roonie,  R.  T.,  Lockman,  n.  W(  t»t,'s  Liino. 
Smith,  J.,  Lockman  n   Dockyard  Lane. 
Wisdom,  Henry,  'M  B(Klford  Row. 
Warner,  J.,  City  n.  North. 

BUTCHERS. 
Casey,  Thos.,  City  Market. 
Curry,  R.,  Sp.  Gr.  Rd.  n.  Birmingharj. 
Caldwell,  John,  Jacob  n.  Water. 
Donnelly,  Peter,  1^1  Lower  Water. 
Evans,  Wm.,  47  Buclnngham. 
Eaton,  Jos.,  hd.  l»arb/'8  wi. 
Eaton,  Wm.,  hd.  Hogan's  wf. 
Gilfoy.  John,  City  Market. 
Grady,  Daiil.,  hd.  Cunard's  vf. 
Giaham,  John,  City  Market. 
Griltin,  T.,  Cornwallis  n.  Water. 
Hunter,  And.,  hd   Bennett's  wf. 
Hannan,  Jos.,  City  Market. 
Jeans,  James,  16  Bedford  l!ow. 
Keating,  .Michael,  Saekville  n.  HoIUb. 
Lavis,  Wm.,  City  Market. 
Mooney,  J., 

Murphy.  Pat.,  City  Market. 
McCuUoch,  J.,  Coriiwallis  n.  Lockman, 
Nelligan,  Jas.,  City  Market. 
Nelligan,  VVin.,'City  Market. 
Nelligan,  Michael,  City  Market. 
Noonan.  Matt.,  op.  Marshall's  wf. 
I'ike,  Win.,'l3  Bedford  RoW. 
Punch,  J.,  Cornwallis,  n.  Gottingen. 
Rogers,  John,  foot  Saekville. 
SuUivnn,  M.,  op.  Strachan's  wf. 

hijinpson,  Geo.,  cor.  Jacob  a.  Albcrmarle 
Woodill.W.  T.,  l.T  Hollis. 
Woodill.  Geo.:  .">  Buckingh.am. 
Woodill,  John,  op.  Jericho  warehouee. 
Wood  11,  Jhs.,  head  Mooiiey's  wf. 
Walsh,  Wm.,  City  Mart. 
Young,  John,  Gerrish  n.  Brunswick. 

CABINET  MAKERS. 

Brander,  John,  10  and  17  Harringt«n. 
Ur.uider  s  Rooms,  12.!  Barrington. 
<  ;oombe,  W.  a.  J.,  Saekville  a.  Harringl'n 
Cummins,  i  honias,  17.'i  Hollis. 
Divine,  John,  Albcrmarle. 
I'raser  and  Son,  70  and  71  Barrington. 
J<ist.  E.  R.,  90  Argyle. 
JohnsoM.-G.,  City  n.  Gerrish. 
Leverinaii,  Drerden  Row  n.  (Jerrish. 
McKwan,  Reid  a.  Co.,  105  P.airiiiglon. 
Uidgeway.  Thomas,  Brunswick. 
Thonijjson,  Esson  a,  Co.,  82  Barrin^'tun, 


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CARRIAGE 
Dohorty,  T„  Gottinge 
.Murray,  Wm.,  71  Arg; 
.VfcDonncll.  Gottingei' 
O'lirion,  G.  L.  81  Duk 
sitcvunH,  Wm.,  Barring 

CARVERS  ANI 
fonnil)e,  Wm.,  cor.  Rai 
iMak-,  J  a.  F.,  Prince 
Hiiinre.  v.,  122  Rarrin 
Mcl.i'ofl,  George,  ;to  Ja 
Wetniore,  I!,  and  J.,  3i 


nilVA,  GLASS,  AND  ] 

rit'VPnion  a.  Co.,  Bell'f 
j   U'.Vd II,  U.  and  Co.,  O'C 

CHAIR  MA 

.\Ilan  and  Eenton,  op.  I 

rnnroLATE  mani 

Miitt,  H.  Y.  n.  Son^  Dni< 
.Mott,  J.  P.,  39  Bedford  E 

CIGAR  DEAl 
NVlson,  IT.,  hd.  Gerrish  i 
Synmns,  John,  1,'8  Gran' 
Svainc,  n'ni.,  07  U|iper 
Watt,  John,  58  Bedford  I 

CIVIL  BNGIN 
Fairhankg,  C.  W.,  Dartm 
tiosMp,  Win  ,  Argvleop. 
IviTio,  James,  itaihvav  ( 
Moss,  C.  R ,  Railway  oifl 

CLOTHIEI 
B,irron,  Walter  and  Co  - 
Cimningham.  Roger,  cor. 
Koiimev,  Jas.,  or).  Benne 
Laiifrhlin,  Mrs.  P.,  .I5ti  Ui 

,  LtHl.ly.  .ras.,  head  Markei 

;  li"^i;.  ('has., 

I  f^n.  W  and  C,  ^9  Geoi 
«alb)i,D.  M.,  1  Markets) 

COMMISSIOV  MEll 

i  AlllNon,  Chaa ,  Clarke's  wf 

.  I^khni^t,  Wm.,  North  sif 

|i  Allan,  Uni.  M.  7  Bedford! 

I  Biirss,  Simon,  lid.  ConimJ 

■|  -own,  W  M..  hd.  Comml 
MlarkeandMcAg.v.  16  iJ 
C";'swell,  Jas.  and  Son,  pi 
U'lKhton.  W.  H.,  roiiinsl 
^ISlou  a.  Merkel,  hd.  Blf 
IV^Rarree,  T.  C,  op.  Con] 
F,an8,W.  r...eor..raeob 

I  W^'';,-''"'!  Co.  foot 
I  I"  ^  '•'.,  Market  wf. 

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CARRIAGK  MAKERS. 

pohi^rty,  T,.  Gottingen  n.  Cornwallis. 
Murray,  Win..  71  Ai>,'yleD.  Sairkville. 
MiDoiincll.  GottitiKen  n.  t  alkland. 
(I'liri.tn,  (r.  h.  »1  D"ko 
Stevens,  Wm.,  BanliiMton  n.  Saokvlllo. 

CARVERS  AND  GILDERS. 
Cnnmbe,  Wm.,  oor.  Rackvillo. 
Piaki'.  ■!  ft-  f-'  I'l'ince  n.  Banington. 
H:itiiro.  v.,  122  Rarringtoii.     (Carver.) 
Mcl.fofl.  George,  W  Jacob.     (Parver.) 
Wotniore,  K.  and  J.,  38  Granville. 

nilXA,  GLASS,  AND  EARTHENWARE. 
C'lt'Vpnldn  a.  To.,  Rell's  Lane  nor.  Water. 
O'Neill,  B.  and  Co.,  O'Connor's  wf. 

CHAIR  MAKERS. 
Allan  and  Eenton,  op.  Loiitr  wf. 

CHOCOLATE    MANUFACTURERS. 

Miitt,  U.  Y.  a.  Son^  Dnke  op.  Post  Ottlce. 
ilott,  J.  P.,  39  Bedford  Row. 

CIGAR  DEALERS. 

Kelson,  H.,  hd.  Gerrish  n.  Lockraan. 
Synwins,  .lohn,  1.^8  Granville. 
!^waine,  Wni.,  07  II|ipf'r  Water. 
V  alt,  John,  58  Bedford  Row. 

CIVIL  ENGINEERS. 

rairbanks,  C.  W.,  Dartmouth. 
Gos!*!)),  Wni ,  Ar>.'yleop.  St.  Paul's. 
l.anrip,  James,  Railway  Ottlco. 
Mo85,  C.  R ,  Railway  OlJlee. 

CLOTHIERS. 

Rirron,  Walter  and  Co..  4  Water 
t'lmningham,  Roger,  cor.  Duke  a.  Water. 
Roiiniev,  Jas.,  od.  Bennett's  wf. 
Laiipthlin,  Mrs.  P.,  JWti  Upper  Water. 
:  Leildy,  Jas.,  head  Market  wf. 
Li'u%  Ohiis.. 

SilviT,  W.  and  C.  '-9  George. 
Walbh,  D.  M.,  I  Market  Square. 

COMMISSIOV  MERCHANTS. 

AlllHon,  Chas  ,  Clarke's  wf. 
Adlnirst,  Wni.,  North  side  Collin's  wf. 
Aihm,  Wni.  M.  7  Bedford  Row. 
Biirss,  Siinon.  hd.  ('onimercial  wf. 
ll.-iiwn,  W.  M.,  hd.  Commercial  wf. 
Cbrkennd  McAgy.  10  Bedford  Row. 
Co;,'swell,  Jas.  and  Son,  I'ower's  wf. 
i'rci};hton,  W.  H.,  Collins'  wf. 
PiDloU  a.  Merkel,  hd.  Black's  wf. 
P''fl!arr('8,  T.  C,  op.  Commercial  wf. 
I'Mtns,  W.  r,.,  oor.  .lacoli  and  Water. 
Fr;iM?r.  R.  W.  and  Co..  37  Bedford  Row. 
Inser,  Geo.  and  Co  .  foot  Prince. 
F"-  I.  i!„  Market  wf. 
FuiTPSttT,  Thos.  M.,  hd.  Oxley's  wf. 
Hare,  Wni.,  head  Commercial  wf. 


Hart,  R.  J  and  W.,  hd.  Pryer's  wf. 

Hunter.  C.  D..  Collins'  wf 

Isles,  Rofts  a..Co.,  hd  O'Connor's  wf. 

Kinncav,  r.  C,  Long  wf 

Lnws(m,  Edward,  0  Mollis. 

Lordley  and  Stimpson,  3  George. 

McLean  Cainpl)cll  a.  Co.,  Ordnance  Sq. 

cor.  Hoi  lis. 
Nash,  ,Iohn  D.,  cor.  Hollis  a.  Sackville. 
Oxley  and  Co  ,  hd,  Oxley's  wf. 
Tobih,  J.  and  M..  Tobin'swf, 
Tobin,  Tliomas  S.,  oji.  Tobin's  wf. 
Thompson,  Abbott  a.  Co  .  Tobin's  wareh. 
Whitman,  Jolin,  hd.  Commercial  wf. 
White.  S.  A.  and  Co.,  Collins'  wf. 
Wier,  P..  and  Co.,  Brown's  wf. 
Young  and  Hart,  Caldwell's  wf. 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Austin.  Robert,  112  Argyle. 
trlcn.  Miss,  103  l>arringt«n. 
McAiush,  J.,  119  (Granville. 
MeKen7.i(\  O.,  40  Barrington. 
Morris,  C.  R.,  '>4  Barrington. 
Richardson,  J.,  7  Hollis. 

CONSULS. 

Charm.an,  F.,  Portuguese  Conful. 
Creighton,  J,  G.  A.,  Spanish  Vice-Con. 
Cunard.  W.,  French  Vice-Con.  and  AuS' 

tiianCon. 
Gr-issio,  T.  R.,  Prussian. 
Hare,  W.,  for  Lubec  and  Bremen. 
Plllsbnry,  A.,  United  Slates. 
Pryor,  W.,  Hamburg. 
Tobin,  Hon.  M.,  Brazillian  Vice-Con. 

CORDIAL  .VIANU'ACTURERS. 

CroRfiklU,  T.,  cor.  Barringt  n  a.  George. 
Clark,  J.  a.  P.  cor,  Buck'ghaina.  Barrack. 
Richards,  J.  J.,  op.  Cunard's  wf. 

COOPERS. 

Allen.  John,  Wi^well's  wf. 
Bulger,  Divrby's  wf, 
Butler,  J..  Duke  n.  Hollis. 
Brenran.  Jas.  Rtrachan's  wf. 
Conners,  P.,  Long  wf. 
Conners,  John,  Moran's  wf. 
Deiehanty,  E„  Devine's  wf. 
Fortune,  Jas.,  Oxley's  wf 
Griflln,  Jas.,  Cunard's  hill. 
Graves,  Thos.  L.  op.  Brown's  wf. 
Gorham,  ■  hos,  100  Hollis, 
Hoenan,  John,  Brown's  wf. 
Heffcrnan,  Dennis,  Hettcrnan's  wf. 
Morrisey,  Hy.,  Lawson's  wf. 
Mahar,  Martin,  o\<.  Hogan's  wf. 
Mulcahey,  M.,  Cornwallis  n.  Water. 
Muloaheyr  B.  A  J.,  Conway's  wf. 
McCauley,  Jas..  Hogan's  wf. 
McCutl'ey,  Hurd's  Lane. 
McGill,  ,106.,  Lawson's  wf. 
O'Connore,  Messrs.  O'Connor's  wf. 
Parrott,  J.  Richnioud. 


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Bhoa.  Thos  .  Allwi  tiinrlP,  ii.  J;i(;ol». 
Smith,  W.  ir.,  .IdcuSii.  Water. 
Wilson.  Tliusi..  black's  \sT. 
Wambolt,  Jacob,  n.  Gaa  Works. 

DAGURRREOTYPR  .t  IMIO  OGRAPH 

AllilSTS. 
Chasn.  W.,  !il  lluUis. 
M;irj,'f!SOii,  J.  M.,  3ti  (Inllia. 
Mitrliell,  C,  11  Granvillo. 
Oxlcy,  A.,  litMl's  Lane. 
Sinitii,  J.  D„  04  Prince.     ' 

j)KNTrsrs. 

Glovor,  A.  A.. /SI  liollis.  I 

MctAllistfr  and  Paine,  49  Granvillo.  | 

VunPiUslvirk  a.  Coyswell,  171  liollis.         i 

DRESS  MAKERS.  j 

Faz.nka.  Mrs.,  oor.  Barrinjiton  a.  S.iokv'l.' 
Kerr,  Misses,  112  Granville. 
Tapper,  Miss  a.  Co..  2  llurd's  Lane. 
Way,  Miss,  liuekiiiyham.  | 

DRUGGISTS.  •  I 

Avery.  Brown  a.  (,"o.,  G.T  ilullla. 

Brown,  Bros,  a  Co.,  2>  Granvillo.  I 

Dnriicy,  T.,  op.  Tobin's  wf. 

Eraser,  R.  G.,  124  Granv/lle. 

Langley  a.  .lohnson,  181  liollis 

Morton,  G.  E.  a.  Co.  cor.  Gnin.  a.  Georfje. 


KiMinrv  Mrs.  115  T..  Water. 
j  Kniuht.  T.  I'.,  IVJ  Granville. 
1  Laoffhlin,  Mrs.  R.,  3.")»  Upper  Water. 
i  Maluiie,  P.,  20  Lower  Water. 
I  MeMurray,  R.  a.  Co.,  40  l!arrinf,'ton. 
i  Murdoch,  W.  a.  C,  cor.  B\ick'hin  a.  Water 
I  Mnrniy  a.  Co.,  13^5  Granville. 
;  Mi},niowitz,  11.  a.  Co.,  olllco  Dobloia  a.  .Mit- 
j  kel's. 

I  Mooney,  M.,  hd.  Mooney's  rvf. 
I  Meai,'lier,  .lolin.  TiOwer  Water. 
I  Mnrpliv,  Mrs.,  hd  Brown's  wT. 
!  Prnudfoot.  A.  I{.  a.  Co.,  48  George. 
j  Powf;r,  P.  and  Vi} ,  op.  Black's  wf. 
I  Robson,  (;.  and  Co.,  5.3  liollis. 
I  Roles,  Jos.,  cor.  S.ilter  a.  Water. 

Roche,  Mrs..  Roche's  wf. 

Kin.ir.  T,  ^r)3  Wat.T. 

Scott,  Abx.,  19  George. 

Silver,  J.,  Up.  Water,  op.  Cornmerciil  wf. 

Silver,  W.  a.  C.  George,  cor.  Ibjllis. 

Silver,  N.,  .'50  George. 

Skerry,  K.,  18  George. 

Strong,  Sanil.,  2  Aoadia  Corner. 

Shaw  a.  Miiiphv.  cor.  Saekvillea.  Water 

Smith,  S.  S.  1!.,  "l2  Saekvillo. 

Whetmore,  Vaux  a.  McCnlloch,  ISLuwxt 
Water. 

Woolrich,  T  V.,  G2  Hollis. 

ENGRAVERS. 


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Morton  a.  Cogswell,  cor.  Hollis  a.  ChpBide|  Bolton,  George  S.,  0  George. 


Richardson,  J.  jr.,  l.'JQ  (rranville, 

aylor.  IL  A.,  cor.  IloIIisa.  Sackville. 
1  hlman,  John,  7G  Duke. 
Webb,  J.  W.,  foot  Corn  wall  is,  cor.  Bedford 

Row  a.  Sackville. 
Woodill,  Jas.  L.,  cor,  Hollis  a.  Sackville. 
Walsh,  T  ,  foot  llurd's  Lane. 

DRY  GOODS. 

Alexander,  G.  43  Hollis. 
Bennett,  J.  B.  a.  Co.,  .32 •>  Upper  Water. 
Bell  a.  Anderson,  29  Granville. 
Bell,  J.  A.,  31  Upi-er  Water. 
Beckwitli  a.  Major,  33  Granville. 
Billing,  E.  jr.  a.  Co.,  31  Granville. 
Black.  M.  G,  jr.,  cor.  George  a.  HolHs. 
British  Woolen  Hall,  194  Hollis. 
liolton,  Thos.,  128  (rranville 
Chipnian,  E.  W  a.  Co..  cor.  Hollis  a.  Dnko 
Crcighton,  Wiswell  a.  Co.,  otllce  51  Hollis 
Conroy,  R,  161  L.  W'ater. 
Croke,  Miss,  Brunswick,  n.  Jacob. 
Carew,  S..  hd.  Noble's  wf. 
Doull  and  Miller,  37  a.  38  HoUis. 
Donaldson,  Jas  ,  38  Barrington. 
Dull'iis  a.  Co.,  hd.  Clarke's  wf. 
Donahoe,  O.,  hd.  Mennett's  wf. 
Donahoe,  Redmond,  hd.  Caldwell's  wf. 
Dav.  FranoiB,  Sackville  n.  Water. 
Klt'lot.  J.  B.  a.  Co.,  13")  (iranville. 
Elliot,  F.  C,  1.24  Cfrnnviile. 
Kenerty,  T.  a.  Co..  3.")  (ieorge. 
Kearney.  M.  Jr.,  134  (iraiiville. 
Kearne./,  Jas.,  op.  Bennett's  wf. 
Kenney,  T.  a.  E.,  cor.  lieorge  u.  Granv'l. 


Stcnczel,  G.  A.,  102  Granville. 

EXPRESS  OFFICES. 
Cody,  M.,  Railway  Exj).  (.'entral  Market. 
Doran  M.,  do.,  9  Sackville. 
Keating,  I.,  do.,  Cornwallis. 
Fuller,  E.  G„  Am.  Exi^ress.  ,34  Hollis. 
McLean.  Campbell  a.  Co.,  Ordnaiicij  Sij. 
cor.  Hollis. 

FANCY  GOODS. 

Brown,  M.  S.,  i;!2  Granvillo. 

Fowen,  J.,  '■'iO  Lowi-r  Water. 

Cor.k.  C.  J.,  19.')  Hollis. 

Dolla  Torn^  a.  Rayner,  Somerset  Ilouse, 

cor.  Prince  a.  Gr.anville 
'  itzpatriek,  J.,  foot  llurd's  Lane. 
i  Jacob,  J,,  (importer).  o2  Hollis. 
Morton,  A.,  Jacob  n.  Brunswick. 
O'Neil,  B.  a.  Co.,  O'Connor's  wf. 
TuUey,  IL,  op.  Bermudian  wf. 

FISHING  TACKLE  &  FLY  MAKER. 
O'Councll,  Jas.,  61  Barrington. 

FURNITURE  DEALERS. 

Coombes,  W.  a,  J.  cor.  Sackv'l.  a.  Barr'n. 
Fenton,  W.,  op.  Long  wf. 
Heireman,  E,  D.,  «1  liedford  Row. 
Long,  Jas.,  42  Barrington. 
Nash,  J.  D.,  corner  UoUis  a.  Sackville. 

FURNACES  AND  RANGES. 
Symonds,  W\  S.  a.  Co.,  J  4  Duke. 


^  ruR 

F^izTkas,  Mrs?,  cor. 
Il.iisliaw,  A.,  ^9  Ho 
llagzcr,  (J.,  12()  Cra 
(See  H 

GAS  FI 

nonald  .1.  Watson,  I 
llimlcr,  Jas..  170  On 
Hunter,  John  a.  Jos. 

GENT'S  tURNI: 
Klliot,  K.  ('.,  124  Gmi 
Silver,  W.  a.  C,  SOG 

GROC 

Wi^OLKaAI.!::   A 

.\iliiiis,  M'm.,  7  Buckl 

Jiauld  and  Gibson,  Sti 

li;ui:ci.  I!.,  s  Clicap«i,i, 

Btxuhi.J.  il,  23  Hollis 

iii-iiiiett.  Jus..  Bennett 

f'liiimiiiigs.  J.  J.;.,  J43  | 

Curliraii,  v.,  head  Ca!i 

I'l'ilsnii,  Edgar,  cor.  Ha 

b'Tuivan,  M..  Donovan 

I'runiniuiid,  P.,  Steaml 

Dimahoe,  Jen,  op.  Toll 

lio.\Ic  T.,  one  door  nm 

Es-Ti  and  Co.,  cor.  IJ.-i, 

^!iy.  Jntiii  Ji.,  Mark.-'  \ 

I'r.iter,  K.,  cdi-.  Sackvil 

('.■iinmell  and  Tn|,p(.r 

Geklert.J.  M..  c(,r.  [>ji„ 

Grecrnvo  (]  ;,.  I'aiii)am 

Twining's  wf. 
'j'THiimi.  H.,  hd.  Hrow 
,      t'M'I'T.suri,  <;.,  1,(1.  j,„n 
I    tl:imi!,i.'toM  a.  Co.,  eor 
[    1)  ■■'nic\-  M.,  cor.  Grair 
K.-iiKiick,  .1.  ami  ^y.,  s  li 
I    f.ith;,"^-,  .b,],,!,  40  Be.lf, 
pT'l'y  a.  Stimjison.  3  G 
'-■iiill.nv,  Tliomas.'Stefij 
MiHtiii.  P,,tcr,  hd.  Laws 
\'';^:;';'i.  A.  andCo..  I9i 
McGibbms,  B.,  Steainl.o 
•N'Tthiip  a.  Sons,  ArL'vh 
;;Neil.l!..hd.O'NeiT's 
ta:!isior,  T.  eor.  Duke  a] 
nich,  ,I(,hn,  02  Prince 
I!eiincls,iW,n.,  324  Uppt 
H'r^-^./..  77  Barringtol 
I'linid.  .Tas.,  cor.  Sackvil 
■vott.  Jas.  117  Gran vilkj 
^'■aton.  J.  and  R.  j^,  t)  J 

I.eynokis,  \V.K.,cor.  Saef 
■mitii.S.  S.B.,  l2S.ackv 
^  "iirt,  Mr.s..  01).  Oxley's 
f '.ynor,  K.  G.  and  €.,  StI 
'%.\V.H..3,5Upm.M| 

Arol.ibald,  T.  87  Sackvinl 

An;"r.on,A.,cor.  Creighl 
Bnde,  .M.,  cor.  Jacob  a 


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RUSINESS    DIUKCTOKV, 


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F:inl<aB,  ^frs.,  oor.  narriiiylon  a.  Snfkvl. 
ll;iisliinv,  A.,  "'0  Hollis. 
Ha^'ZiT,  G.,  1-0  Cninvillo. 

(Sec  Hats,  (Ja|i.-(  uii'l  Kurs.) 

GAS  F1TTE1{S. 

IViiiald  a.  Watson,  102  <rriiiiviUe. 

lIiinttT,  Jas..  170  GninvilU'. 

llunUT,  John  a.  Joa..  Ill  Barrinfj^ton. 

GENT'S  FURNISHING  EOOMS. 

Elliot,  V.  v.,  124(}mnvlllf. 
<ilver,  W.  a.  C,  o'J  Gt!orj,'c. 

GROCERS, 

■\V"OLKSAI.E   AND   RETAIL. 

Aikins,  "\Vm.,  7  Biickiiij,'hain. 
iiaiilii  anil  Gibson,  Steamboat  \vf. 
l'M\]d.  ii.,  ^  Clicap«i(le. 
BiUiW,  J.  11  ,2.1  Hollis. 
l)i'iiii'.'tt.  Jos.,  Bennett's  \vf. 
('iniuhin;,''^.  J.  K.,  143  Lower  Wator. 
C'Mc'linui,  v.,  hcail  CalilweU's  uf. 
I)M(lsnn,  Ed.ijan  oor.  Barrin^toua.  Prince. 
b.nKivan,  M..  Donovan's  \vr'. 
Iirunnnond,  P.,  Steainb.  a.  Market  wf. 
Diin.ihoe,  Jer.,  op.  Tubin's  wf 
li(,\lo  T.,  one  dc^or  north  Bennett's  wf. 
i:s^"ii  and  Co.,  eur.  Barrington  a.  Prince. 
i-ay,  .Toliii  B.,  M;irket  wf. 
I'mfir,  1{.,  cor.  Sackvilie  a.  Gr.anvillo. 
(iiiiiimcll  and  Tni.'per.  14  SackviUo. 
G''Uliii.  tl.  M.,  cur.  Princoa.  Bedford  Row. 
Gri'i'iisvo  d  ii.  Fairtianks,  op.  Salter  and 

T\vinin;,''8  wf. 
G'Ti'liiiui,  H.,  hd.  Brown's  wf. 
IK'niliThiin,  a.,  lul.  Long  wf. 
H;ini!!,L'loii  a.  Co.,  eor.  Hollis  n.  Prlnoe. 
K  Miiifv  M.,  cor.  (Iranville  a.  Prince. 
Kiiiiilii'k,  J.  and  W.,  8  Hollis. 
[,ithL,'ii\v,  John,  4G  Beilford  Row. 
LiiriPy  ;;.  Siimpson.  '.)  CJeorfje. 
l.:iiill:i\v.  Thomas.'  Steanduxa  wf. 
Miiitin.  Peter,  hd.  Lawson's  wf. 
^'(•I.<•■.lI,  A.  and  Co.,  192  Hollis. 
MoGiljhiUJt,  B.,  Steamboat  wf. 
.\i>rthup  a.  Sons,  Arj,'yle  cor.  Bvickngm. 
o'Neil.  11-  hd.  O'Neil's  wf. 
I'liilisier,  T.  coi\  Dnke  a.  Argyle. 
Pudi,  Jiihn,  G2  Prince. 
IioiinLls>,|Win.,  324  U[)per  Water. 
L'i'ovi's,  .!„  77  Barrington. 
litiiiid,  Jas.,  cor.  Sackvilie  and  Grafton. 
Soiitt.  Jas.  117  Granville. 
Siiiton.  J.  and  R.  H.,  G  Sackvilie, 
licviKikl?,  W.K.,cor.  Sacvl  a.  Bedf'dRow 
Smith,  S.  S.  B.,  12  Sa<'kville. 
^tll;^rt,  Mrs.,  op,  Oxley's  wf. 
T^tuyner,  K.  G,  andC,  Stayner's  wf. 
)ully,  \V.  11.,  35  Upper  Water. 

UI'.TAIL. 

.\r.'lub;ild,  T.  87  Sackvilie. 

.\iiil'rson.  A.,  cor.  Crcighton  a.  Cornw'lis. 

Bridu,  M.,  cor.  Jacob  a.  Brunswick. 


Bliindell,  J.,  op.  Dockyard  Gate. 
Bowos,  P.,  232  Upper  Water. 
Barber,  K,,  Duke  n.  Water. 
Hiiniliani,  .1.  T.,  Cornwallis  n.  Water. 
r.iUliT,  .lametf,  0  I  Duer  Water. 
(Juliill,  John,  op,  Strachan'8  wf. 
Clements,  Wm.,  12")  Argyle. 
Callahan,  Thos.,  93  S.ackvillo. 
Carey,  W.,  hd.  Tobin's  wf. 
Calner,  J.  Steamboat  wf. 
(^urran,  (Ihas.,  op.  Esson's  wf. 
t.'urran,  Jas.,  U'  Bedford  Row. 
('•>,  pin,  James,  ,34  Bedford  Row. 
Crawford,  James,  ('reatn(:r'B  wf. 
C'ldllu-e,  R.,  Lockman  n.|Cornwalli9. 
Cnniniins,  J.,  Birmingham  n.  Rotterdam. 
Delaney,  P.,  Brnniiwick  cor.  Gerrish. 
Devine,  Wm.  Devine's  wf 
Deegan.  P..  op.  Starr's  wf. 
Donohoe,  O.,  IkL  Bennett's  wf. 
Donohoo,  R.,  hd.  CaldweU's  wf. 
Dnyle,  P.,  op.  Lyle's  w  f. 
Dnggan,  Jas.,ti|).  Queen's  wf. 
Dupe,  G.  W„  33-)  Upper  Water. 
Dwyer,  eor,  Cornwallisa,  (kittinger. 
Kills,  Wm,  cor.  Sackvillis  and  Argyle. 
Faltie.  P..  Market  wf. 
I'orrisiall.  P.,  Brunswick. 
Furhjng,  J.  o{i.  Cronan's  wf. 
Fraser,  Mrs,,  South  Ferry. 
FitzPatrick,  Jas.  op.  DeWolf's  wf. 
Gaul,  F.,  cor.  Dresden  Row.  a.  Sp.  G.  Road 
(Jaul,  Mrs.,  Water  n.  George, 
(irey,  G.  G.,  I8;i  Brunswick. 
Griflin,  Mrs.,  Albermarle. 
Haley,  Thits..  Argyle  n.  Duke. 
Ilannan.  John,  hd.  Gas  Lane. 
Hart,  G.  E  ,  op.  MacK.ay's  wf. 
Haydi'n,  '  hos.,  under  City  Court  House. 
Hennessey,  Mrs.  Gotngn.  n.  Prince  Wm. 
Hughes,  Jidni,  235  Upper  Water. 
Inpihart,  R.,  cor.  Sp.  G.  Rd.  a.  Birmghm. 
Isles,  G.,  cor.  Buckingham  a.  Grafton. 
Kundick,  J.  .and  W..  cor.  Dresden  Row  a. 

S|iriJig  Garden  Road. 
Kenny,  R,,  (ierrish,  eor.  Lockman. 
Keefc,  F.  cor.  Gottingen  a.  Falkland. 
Kelly,  Jas  ,  hd.  Creamer's  wf. 
Kennedy,  Mrs.,  op.  Hamiltun's  wf. 
Kearns,  Owen,  eor.  Duke  a.  ^S'ater. 
Killeu,  Peter,  South  Ferry. 
LeCa'n,  J.  \v'.,  cor.  Grafton  a.  George. 
Lindsay,  John,  24  Bedford  Row. 
Laidlaw,  Juhn,  o|».  Dcickyard  Gate. 
Martin,  G,,  oji.  Bolton's  wf. 
Martin,  T.,  op.  Brown's  wf. 
Mahar,  P.,  eon.Mayniird  a.  Falkland. 
Miller,  R.,  Maitland  cor.  Gerrish. 
Miioney,  John.^letternan'B  wf. 
Murphy,  J  ,  eor.  .Mbermarle  a.  Buc'hra. 
McC.abe,  R.,  hd.  Cronan's  wf. 
McDermott,   M.,  Gottingen,  cor.GerriBh. 
McDanicl,  James,  9  Bedfo  d  Row. 
McNannira,  I),,  o|).  Hamilton's  wf 
MfiWilliams,  Mrs,,  Birmghm,  cor,  Rtdm. 
Neville  .las.,  eor  Albermarle  a,  Duke. 
O'Brien,  John  cor.  Bishop  a.  Water, 


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O'Rrien,  P..  foot  Jacob. 
O'Doiinfll,  E.,foot  Hurrt'B  Lane. 
PhelJin,  K.,  Water  n.  Gforge. 
Power,  E.,  i!or.  Locknian  a.  Cornwallls. 
Towor.  !{.,  op.  Tol)in"s  wf. 
Power,  Mrs.  hd.  Cren'ncr'B  wf. 
Purocll,  J.  op.  Cronan's  wf 
Rawley,  W.,  Alhormarle,  n  Buckingham. 
Kcilly,  Df'iinis.  hd.  Strar-han's  wf 
Reynolds,  \V.,  10  Sackville. 
lihiiid.  W.,  Albermarle.  cor.  Prince. 
Scott,  (rrafto!),  cor.  Sackville. 
Sullivan.  Mrs.,  North  Ferry. 
Hutlierlaiid.  U.,  Gottin{,'tn,  cor.  Cornwls. 
Stayner.  E.  G.  a.  C,  Stsyner'3  wharf 
Wise,  li.,  cor.  Maynard  a.  Cornwallia. 

GU\  MAKERS. 

Eagen.  .Tohn,  62  Rarrin;;ton. 
Connolly,  M.,  op.  Cronan'a  wf. 

HAIR  DRESSERS. 

I  luck,  G.  .1..  2  Duke. 

Martin,  Thus.,  Cheapside. 

Martin,  J.,  op.  Long  wt 

tiiiinn,  Tom.,  up.  Creightou'8  wf. 

Roue,  Jas.,  IW  Hollis. 

Barre,  N.,  ;iO  Holiis. 

HARDWARE. 

Albro  4  Co.,  corner  IloUis  a.  Duko. 
Alliro,  K.  .1..  hd.  I'owt  r'rt  wf 
All*ro,  E.  &  Co.,  hd.  Mitchell's  wf. 
Ressonett,  John.  hd.     obin's  wf. 
Black,  Bros.,  .t  Co.,  Cheapside. 
Bog«8,  T.  A  Co.,  25  HolliB. 
Brown,  E.  K..  hd.  Conitnercuvl  wf 
Fuller,  H.  H.,  Market  Square. 
Stairs,  Son  <fe  Morrow.  Bedford  Row,  cor. 

Water  and  cor  George. 
Stairs,  John,  161  Hollis. 
Suvrr.  D.  A  Sons,  49  U.  Water. 
Walsh,  P.,  8d  Sackville. 

n.\TS,  'i'AP  ■.  AND  FURS. 

Coleman,  W.  J.,  1.31  Granville. 
McNeil,  H.  S.,  op.  Ordnance  Gate. 
Robinson.  Jos.,  Granville,  cor.  Duke. 
Sutcliffe,  Mrs..  02  Sackville. 
Wilson.  W.,  4  George. 

HAY  DE.VLERS. 

Keating.  Thomas,  Cornwallis,  n.  W.ater. 
Mdiuire,  John,  Alberraarle,  u.  Duke. 

HOTELS. 

Afladian.  116  Granville. 

Bostm.  hd.  Brown's  wf 

Caledonia  Hous^-,  hd.  Stayner's  wf 

Doran's  9  Sackville. 

Masonic  Hall,  Barrington. 

Stewart  A  Son's  Branch.  Prince  n.  IIolHs. 

Somerset  llonse.  cor.  Prince  a.  Granville. 

Victoria  Hotel.  .32  Beufoid  Row. 

W*yerley  House,  B^rriugton  cor.  Blower. 


INSURANCE  AGENTS. 

Allison,  .T.  C,  Clarke's  wf 
Black,  M.  G  ,  jr.,  George,  cor  Hollig. 
Gray,  S,  A  W.  M.,  60  Hollis. 
Hare,  Wm..  hd.  Commercial  wt 
Hartshorne,  Hugh,  42  Hollig. 
Hill,  P.  C,  Halifax  Bank  Building. 
Johnston,  J.  W,.  jr.,  42  Hollis. 
Lawson,  H.,  Prince,  n.  Bcdfonl  Row. 
Richry,  M.  H.,  49  Bedfo  d  R«w. 
Scott.  Archibald,  .30  Bedford  Itow. 
Whidden.  G.  ('.,  <>3  Prince. 
Voung,  Hon.  Wm.  12:5  Granville. 
Yeoman 8,  H.,  48  Bedford  Row. 

INSURANCE  OFFICES. 

Alliance,  Hon.  ""n\.  Young. 

Colonial  Life  Assurance.  M.  If.  Richoy. 

Connecticut  Mutual  Life,  A.  So-AU 

Eagle  Life,  A,  Scott. 

j^'ltna  Fire,  A,  Scott. 

Friendly  Society  of  Canada,  J.  W.  John- 
ston, jr. 

Halifax  Kire  .51  Bedford  Row. 

Hartfi>rd  Fire,  A.  «cott. 

Home  Fire,  A.  Scott. 

Int  rnational  Life,  P.  C.  HilL 

Liverpool  A  London  Life  A  Fire,  J.  C.  Al- 
lis(»n. 

Merchant's  A  Tradesman's  Life,  of  Lin- 
don,  J.  W.  Johnston,  jr. 

No\a  Sctjtia  Marine,  48  Bedford  Row. 

New  York  Mutual  Marine,  H.  Lawson. 

Pelican  Life,  Wm.  Hare. 

Provincial  Marine  of  Toronto,  George  C. 
Wliidden. 

Professional  Life,  >S.  A  W.  M.  Gray. 

Royal  Life  and  Fire,  H.  Hartihornu. 

Starr  Life,  M.  G   Black. 

State  Fire,  S.  A  W.  M.  Gray. 

Union  Marine,  49  Bedford  P.ow. 

United  Kingdom  Life,  H.  Yeomans. 

IRON  FOUNDERS. 

Bro;vn,  P.  H.  Hurd's  Lane. 
HuBterman  A  Cooper,  hd.  N.  W.  Ann. 
Mitchell  T ,  Fresh  Water  Bridge. 

JEWELLERS. 

Braun,  F.  B.,  46  Hollis. 
Brown,  M  S.,  13.')  Granville. 
Cornelius,  J.,  .5")  Barrington. 
McCulloch,  J.  .36  Granville. 
Newman,  W.  H,  127  Granville. 
Trauuweiaer,  F.,  118  Granville. 

JOINERS. 

Bain,  Alex.,  Grafton,  n  Duke. 
Boak,  E..  Brunswick,  q.  North.. 
Brown,  Wm.,  Crelghton. 
Conroy,  John,  op.  Strachan's  wf 
Cakler,  J.  L..  on.  Lumber  Yard. 
Davidson  A  Graham,  op.  Bermuda  wt 
Eraser,  James,  Bii-liop. 
Irahei,  John,  92  Argyle. 


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French,  .John,  02  A 

(t'-ahani,. James,  M 

tirant,  P.  and  G.  Bi 

HiK-itis,  lioland,  Ci 

Junian,  W.  S.,  17-1  C 

LavvL.rA  Wells,  Mo 

-Marvin,  Thus.,  Rott 

.Marvin,  W.  IL,  H„u 

Marvin,  J.  W.,  Brui 

McKay,  John,  Duko 

.Mi-I'lierson,  D.,  op.  J 

Miinifoid.  John,"Sou 

Mc.Viittand  McLooc 

.Voiris,  S.,  Gornwalli 

lieddy,  Thos..  Alberi 

Kichuidson.  Robt.,  B 

IJomii.o.  li.  T.,  Lockm 

Smith,  John,  Lockm; 

Wari'or,  Messrs.  Citv 

Wiswell.  J.  and  Son, 


JUNK  DJ 

Oaks,  R.  C,  O'Connoi 
Wills,  J.  J.,  210  Hollis 

LIME  K 
Mi.tt,  J.  P.,  39  Bedford 
Tndt;r,  John,  Fresh  M 

LEATHER  D 

Barnsnad,  C.,  South  I 
LtUson,  Philip,  unde 
'■tayner,  Ehen,  hci.  Sta 
Sunford,  JamoB,  Soui 

PICTURE 
r"rake,  J.  and  P.,  Prin^ 
Wetniore,  R.  and  J.,  3) 


LIQUOR  Dl 

WHOLESAni     A 

Rniild  and  Gibson,  Sou 

Ban  id,  R.,  8  Cheapside 

'Cu5iin.  P.  op.  Queen's 

J'rosskill,  Jas.,  Barring 

V.ylc,  Thos.  hd.  Benn 

'rumniond.  P.  Market 

Harrington,  W.  M.  A  C 

Karnlii'k,  J.  A  W.,  8  Ht 

lyMin.-y,  M..  oor.  Gran 

Koariis.  Owen,  cor.  Du 

-(ilaw,Tho8.,hd.  Soi 
Lithgovv,  John,  40  Bed! 
j-onliy  A  Stimi)8on,  3  ( 
•\'c'.eo(i.  Alex.  A  Co.,  1: 
McCarthy  R.  op.  Q„oo 
N'TthupASons.  ArgylJ 
Rt-yiiuids,  Wm.  ;J24  UdI 
J-van,  \V,n..  Water,  coij 
^•^•^  t,  Jas.  op.  Oi'dnancJ 


RETAll 

Anderson,  A.,  Creightol 
Aniol.i,  M.,  George; 


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BUSINESS    DIREC'TOIIY. 


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rniu-h,  John,  02  Argylo. 
(i'-uliain,  JaiVK'B,  Mailliinrt. 
liiani,  r.  .'iiid  G.  HirniinKham. 
lluf-itis,  Kolitiiil,  Crcighton. 
Junlaii,  W.  i:*.,  174  Graflon. 
LiiwI.ir  A  Wells,  Morris,  ii,  Pleaeant. 
Marvin,  Thos.,  Rottonbiirjf. 
Marvin,  W.  II.,  Uoubo  a.  b*hip,  Proctor. 
Marvin,  .T.  W.,  Brmiswiek,  oor.  Gcnish. 
M.lvay,  John,  Duko,  n.  Ar^yle. 
Mi'l'lKTson.  D.,  op.  Long  wf. 
Miiniford.  John.'South  end  Maitland. 
MtN'iitt  and  McLood,  Jacob,  u.  Water. 
>:,,rris,  S.,  Cornwallis.  u.  Water. 
iu-ddy,  Thos.,  Alberniarle. 
liicliaidson.  lloht.,  Bishop,  n.  Water. 
lloou.c.  It.  T.,  Lotiknian,  n.  West's  Lane. 
Smith,  John,  Lockmaii,  ii.  N<>rth. 
Wari'or,  Messrs.  City,  n.  North. 
Wiswell,  J.  and  Son,  Howe,  n.  Common. 

JUNK  DEALERS. 

Oalis,  R.  C,  O'Connor's  wf. 
Wills,  J.  J.,  210  Hollis 

LIME  KILNS. 

Mott,  J.  P.,  39  Bedford  Row. 
Tridt;r,  John,  Fresh  Watoi. 

LEATHER  DEALERS. 

Barnsnad,  C,  South  Ferry. 
Lotdon.  Philip,  under  Police  Office. 
'^layner,  Ehen,  hd.  Staynei's  wf. 
ijianford,  James,  South  Ferry. 

PICTURE  FRAMERS. 

Prakt*.  J.  and  F.,  Prince,  n.  Barrington. 
Wetmore,  R.  and  J.,  38  Granville. 

LIQUOR  DEALERS. 

TTHOLF.  8ALB     AND     RETAtli. 

Bauld  and  Gibson,  South  Ferry. 

liauld,  It.,  8  Cheapside. 
•Cii5un.  P.  op.  Queen's  wf. 

Crof^skill,  Jas.,  Barrinf,'tun  cor.  George. 

iH.ylo,  Thos.  hd.  Bennett's  wf. 

Drumniond,  P.  Market  wf. 

HaiTiuK'tou,  W.  M,  A  Co.,  44  Ilollis. 

Kandk'k,  J.  &  W.,  8  Ilollis. 

Ki'arn''y,  .M.,  oor.  Granvillo.  a.  Prince. 

Kearns,  Owen,  cor.  Duke  a.  Water. 

L'  .dlaw,  Thos.,  hd.  South  Ferry. 

Lithiiow,  John,  4tt  Bedford  Row. 

Luntiv  A  Stimpson,  8  (reorge. 
.  MoU'od.  Alex.  &  Co.,  1<.)2  Ilollis. 

McCarthy,  II.  op.  Queen's  wf. 

N^rthup  &  Sons,  Argyle,  cor.  Bukingh'm 

Rcyiiulds,  Wni.  :W4  Upper  Water. 

livan,  Wiu.,  Water,  cor.  George. 

Scutt.  Jas.  op.  (^)rdnance  Gate. 

Taylur,  Win  17  Ilollis. 

RETAIL. 

Anderson,  A.,  Creighton  cor.  Cornwallis. 
Arnold,  M.,  George. 


Barratt,  Jas.,  op.  Wes-t's  wf. 

BowcH.  P..  hd.  Marshall's  wf. 

B'  Bsoni,  G.,  cor.  Albermarle  a.  Duke. 

Brophy,  Wni.,  hd.  Fairbanks  wf. 

Brido,  Mrs.,  Brunfiwiok,  cor.  Jacob. 

Breslo,  Jas.,  o  Up|>or  Water. 

Bryiner,  hd.  Long  wf. 

Bulger,  M.,  Grafton,  cor.  Sackville. 

Buttomer,  F.,  op.  Butler's  wf.  L.  Water. 

Cahill,  John,  op.  Strachan's  wf. 

Carew,  S.,  hd.  Noble's  wf 

Callahan.  Thos.,  9.1  Saekvillo. 

arrigan,  Thos.,  hd.  Market,  wf. 
Cochran,  Pat.,  hd.  Caldwell's  wf. 
Curran,  C.  oji.  Essoii's  wf 
Cullerton,  A.,  Grafton,  cor.  Prineo. 
Delaney.  P.,  Brunswick,  cor.  Gerrish. 
lieCiouchey,  John,  op.  llogan's  wf. 
Donohoe,  U.  hd.  Bennett's  wf. 
Donovan,  M.,  Donovan's  wf. 
Doyle,  Peter,  op.  Lyle's  wf. 
Donovan,  M.,  Albermarle,  cor.  George. 
Dupe,  G.  W.,  3:i.j  Upper  Water. 
Duggan,  Jas.,  op.  Queen's  wf. 
Dwyer,  M.,  Gottingen,  cor.  Cornwallis. 
Dwyer,  Mrs.  13  Lower  Water. 
Evans.  John,  North  Ferry. 
Fahie,  P.,  Market  wf. 
Forristall,  Pat ,  Brunswick  n.  Jacob. 
Eraser,  Mrs.,  South  Ferry, 
riiiin,  M.,  Grafton,  cor.  Prince, 
llallarnan,  M.,  op.  Doyle's  wf. 
lianuan,  John,  hd.  Gas  Lane. 
Uaydon,  T.,  under  City  Court  llonso. 
Heunesfiy,  Mrs.,  Gottingen  n.  Prince  Wm. 
Ilogan,  John,  hd.  Hogan's  wf. 
Hughes,  John,  hd.  Marshall's  wf. 
Kennedy,  Mrs.  18  Bedford  How. 
Laidlaw,  J.,  op.  Dockyard  Gate. 
Lonergan,  .Jauies  hd.  Adam's  wf. 
Martin,  Peter,  hd.  Lawson's  wf. 
McNamara,  .M.,  op.  LeCain's  wf. 
Martin,  Geor;^e,  op.  Bolton's  wf. 
Martin,  Thus.,  op.  Brown's  wf. 
Matsou,  G.,  hd.  Mooney's  wf. 
Miller,  James,  Market  wf. 
Miller,  R.,  Giriish  cor.  Maitland. 
Morriscy,  Peter,  33  Albermarle. 
.Mulroney,  Jas  ,  hd.  LeCain's  wf. 
MeAulirtls  John,  49  Upper  Water. 
.McCarthy,  Charles,  op.  Strachan's  wf. 
McDade.  John,  Mavnard. 
McDerniott,  M.,  Gottingen  cor.  Qorrish. 
O'Brien,  W.,  lid.  Fairbanks'  wf 
O'Brien,  John,  Watt  r  cor.  Bishop. 
O'Donnell,  P.,  Albe  marie  n.  Sackville. 
(»'Harali,  Mrs,  op.  Hogaus  wf. 
O'Neil,  Mrs.,  o{).  Hogan's  wf. 
Peare,  S.,  Cornwallis  c(n-.  Water. 
Plielan.  E.,  Water  n.  George. 
Power,  M.,  Sprhig  Giuden  Road. 
Powtsr,  M.  J.,  AlDennarle  cor.  Buckin'm. 
Purecll  J.,  op.  Creighton's  wf, 
Power,  R.,  op.  Tobin's  \\  f. 
Ravvley,  W.,  South  Ferry. 
Rhind,  Wm. Albermarle,  cor  .^rince. 
Russell,  Alexr.,  South  Ferry. 


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T{ich!ir(ls,  J.  J.,  op.  Cnnanrs  \vf. 
Si'iilon,  M.,  lid.  B  rmudiau  wl". 
Sti'Wiirt's  Siiliioii,  <)  I'rinci'. 
Suthtirlaiul,  G.,  {iottiiiKfii  cor.  Cornw's. 
Swociiy,  1)..  flrrrisli  vnv.  f!n;ighli)U. 
Ttioni,  Daniel,  47  I5!irritij,'l(in. 
Tr<niamiiii.  S.,  0  riiickiiiKliam. 
Wallace,  ,Jam(!S,  Argyhs  cor  Duk(>. 
Wise,  li ,  Coruvvaliis  cor.  Maynard. 

LIVERY  STAISLEI:?. 

Ainslcy,  RDht.,  Grafton  n.  IJlowora. 
IJrown,  II.  I'.arrack:  n.  Sackvillo. 
Casey.  \V.,  2  Hninswick. 
Callahan,  J.,  I^arrack  n.  Jacob. 
Fahie,  1",  Watt  n.  Hall  Court, 
Kf.Uy,  M.,  Gotlinj,'(;n  n.  Cornwallis. 
Norwoorl,  James.  81  Granvillo. 
O'Hara,  B.,  Jacob  n.  Water. 
Veiili,  W.  J.,  Ar^rylc  n.  Water. 
Woods,  Taul,  Aiyyle  n.  Blower. 

LIDRARIKa. 
Christian  Association,  I2S  Rarrington. 
H.alifax  .Moch'.nics',  Sackvillo. 
Ualitax,  a-J  I'rincc, 

LOCKSMITHS. 

Bucklpy,  J.,  92  Sackvillo. 
Bu  'klcy,  Wni.,  op.  Loii;^  vvf. 
Sniithors,  J.  J}.,  121  Barriugton. 

LUMBER  DEALERS. 

Adams,  Thomas,  Adam's  \vf. 
B  irron,  Win.,  Power's  wf. 
Con\T!iy,  Jercmi.ih,  Conway's  \vf. 
Donovan,  M.,  Donovan's  wV. 
Ilnm|)hrey,  Wni.,  liumphroy's  wf. 
Hogan,  John,  Ilogan's  wf. 
Jennings.  Jos.,  Marshall's  wf. 
Jennings,  H.  A.,  Neil's  wf. 
MacKay,  W.,  MacK.ay'8  wf. 

MASONS  AND  PLASTERERS. 
Doran,  John,  Gottingeti. 
Edwards,  J.  T.,  Mailland  n.  Gerrish. 
Malcolm.  R.,  Blower  n.  Barriugton. 
Mooney,  Andw.,  Gerrish  n.  Louktnan. 
Murphy.  A.,  liirniiiighain  n.  Morris. 
Parr  ifc  Johnson.  Maitl.ind  n.  P.inco  Wm. 
Saunders  <fe  Brown,  Broctors  Lane. 
Saundors,  T,  I  Brunswick. 

MACHINISTS. 

Brown.  P.  TU.,  Ilurd's  liane. 
Mitohell,  T.,  Freshwater  Bridge. 

MARBLE  WORKERS. 

AVcsley  &  Co.,  Blower  n.  Barriugton. 
Murphy,  J.  H.,  Sp.  Gr.  Road  n.  Queen. 

MARKETS. 
City,  Market  Square. 
City  Fish,  adjoining  Market  wf. 
Fielding's  Country,  Argyleeor.  Sackville, 


North  np'B,  (Central,)  Buckingham. 
Tujiper,  S.,  2:J  Bedford  Row. 

MATCHMAKERS. 

Lindsay  iv.  Co.,  Creigliton  n.  Cornwallis. 
Lindsay,  J.  U.,  Starr. 

MERCHANTS. 

Bauld  ami  Gibson,  South  Ferry. 
Bolton,  ThoH.,  12S  Granville, 
(.'unard,  H.  and  (Jo.,  Cunai'i's  wf. 
Creighton  and  Co.,  Crcighton's  wf. 
Cicighton,  W.  H.,  Collin's  wf. 
Cochran,  James,  lid.  Power's  wf. 
(,!ronan,  D.,  Cronan's  wf. 
DeWoir.  T.  A.  S.,  D.'Wolf's  wf. 
Esson,  Boak  and  Co.,  Esson's  wf. 
Evans,  W.  L.,  Water  cor.  .laeob. 
Eraser,  R,  W.  and  Co.,  hd.  Mitchell's  wf. 
Fairbank's,  Jos.,  Kairl)ank'a  wf. 
Hamilton  and  Co.,  Hamilton's  wf. 
Hare,  Win.,  hd.  Commercial  wf. 
Hart,  R.  J.  and  W.,  hd.  Pryor's  wf. 
Hunter,  C.  1).  and  Co.,  Collin's  wt, 
Jblc3s,  Ross  and  Co.,  hd  O'Connor's  wf 
Kinnear,    '.  C.  and  Co.,  Long  wf. 
Lawson,  Win.,  op.  Commercial  wf. 
Lvle,  H.  and  i'u.,  Lylc's  wf. 
.Mitchell,  ii.  and  A.,  Mitchell's  wf. 
Moran,  Jas.  A..  Moran's  wf. 
McLearn,  R.  and  Co.,  Bennudian  wf 
.McliCan,  Cam|)bcll  &  Co..  op.  Oidiiance. 
Noble,  R.  and  Sons,  No  le's  wf. 
Oxley  and  Co  ,  hd  Oxlcy'h  wf. 
Piers,  George,  op  Commercial  wf. 
Power,  ('.  and  Co.,  op  Black's  wf 
Pryor,  W.  and  Sons,  Pryor's  wf. 
Sfi'l^er  and  Twining,  Fairbank's  wf 
sZair,  G.  H.  and  ('o,  Starr's  wf 
Tobin,  J.  and  M.  Tobin's  wf 
West,  N.  L.  and  J  T..  West's  wf. 
Whitman,  John,  Commercial  wf 
White,  S.  A.  and  Co,  Collin's  wf. 
Wier,  13.  and  Co.,  Brown's  wf. 
Wiswell,  Ctiarles,  Ad.im's  wf 
Wright,  Charles,  Lawson's  wf 
Young  and  Hart,  Caldwell's  wf. 


MILLS. 

Hosterman's  Grist,  hd  Nurtli  Wt.-sl  Arm. 
Lawson's         do  do 

Piers',  do  hd  Bedford  Basin. 
'lolson  and  Eastwood's  Cloth,  do. 
Wills'  Paper,  llainmoud  Plain  Road. 

MILLINERS. 

Boyor  &  Ward,  Misses,  44  Barringtnn. 
Brehm,  Miss,  Brunswick  n  Jacob. 

aaaki's,  Mrs.,  Barrinton,  cor    ackville, 
Harrison  Mrs.,  '>'.i  Barringtou. 
^lodges,  Misses.  .'W  Barriugton. 
Lawson,  Miss,  Gl  Mollis. 
Mackintosh,  Mrs.,  .SI  Harrington. 
McLeod,  Miss,  hd  O'Neal's  wf 
O'Brien,  Mrs.,  Sackville,  n  Granville. 


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Ring,  yu•^,  Wate  " 
i;.i|cs,  iMisH,  Salte 
>^t(w;irt,  Mrs.  42  ■) 
\V.iy,  .Miss,  BuekLn 


O'Mallcy,  .7.,  hd  Cm 

'  .MUSIC  PI 

Boris.  P.  J..  20  Holli 
Ilai'-iirty,  J.,  Pl.-isii 
.'^•ilt'trv,  E.,  Cornwall 
Jeans,  C,  Lockinan 

.MUSICAL  INSTR 
Robinson,  O.  H.,  Goo 

NAUTICAL  JX 

Crnwf.rd,  Wni.,  49Bi 
Crci-hton.  A  and  H., 

Delia  Torre  and  Rayn' 

NEWS  Ri 

.Athpn.Tiim,  Temporal 

jj  riiri-tian  Association, 

-Mt'icliant's  Exchange 

OIL  MERC 
Frnscr,  R.  G.,  124  Grai 
bertine,  Ac. 

PAIN" 

,  Renrre.  C,  27  Grafton 
I  f.i.^oy,  M.,  2!)  Jacob. 
'  Ponnoy,  M.,  Arji^yle 
•Mirrick.  W.  and  Son 
MWzler,  J,  H.,  Gran^' 
MuriJiy,  ,1.,  Saltern 
I.'^irdon,  J.,  Dresden 
i^mitliera,  (}.  and  s 


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)Vanvn,  L,I61  Ilollis 
^\  aMi,  Thos..  !)•  ^rin' 
Van  .Mahler,  John.  Cn 
Hiiecove,  R.,  lid.  Ho^ 

PAPER  MA 

Wills,  J.  J.,  210  Ilollis. 

PIANO-FORTE  MAN 
Jrockiey  and  Co,  Duke 
naser,  ^\.a.  Son,  70  a. 


PilYSICI, 

«apk,  Rnf.ia,  Granville 
^o^'Mvell,  W.,  Morris  n 

;;n.K.n.II.,iiarn!^toS 
for.  St,  rgyle  op. 

::;-sip.  Charles.  Argyk 

;";■'•  1?-.  Saekviiur,', 

\"^M  (Jottingen  n.  Pri 

'"'".'■•  •^•t'.,Sa,.k  Villi.? 

Joinings,  Edw.,  71  IlolJ 


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Riii"7Mrs..  Watf.  "n  Duke. 

i;„l"ij,  Mi^^f.  i^i'lt'"    f"'""  I'"\^'f"r  Water. 

A.vKivt,  Mrs.  42    iarriniiloii. 

\V.iy,  Mii^s,  lUickl  ii;luun  u  Grafton. 

j  OTlllX    . 

O'Miillt'y.  .T.,  hfl  Cmuud'ti  wf. 

MUSIC  rnoFESsoiis. 

Rori^,  p.  J..  20  HoUis. 

Il;ii:_':irtv,  J.,  ri.iK^aiit. 

.■.;itlVi-v,  K.,  Cornwallis  n  Lo(^  man. 

Jt'iiiisi  C.Loc'kman  u  Cornwu.as. 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENT  MAKEK. 
Robinson,  0.  H.,  George  n  IIolliB. 

NAUTICAL  INSTRUMENTS. 

rrawfir.i,  Wm.,  49Rarriiitrton. 
(•rei-titon,  A  fiTid  H..  .126  Upper  Water. 
Delia  Torre  and  Ilayner,  Somerset  House 

NEWS  ROOMS, 

Athpnnnnm,  Tomporanco  Hall. 
riirirtiiin  Association,  12S  l^arrin^ton. 
Mercliant's  Exchan;j;e,  Bedford  Row. 

OIL  MERCHANT. 

Frasor,  R.  G.,  12*  Granville,  a{;ent  for  Al- 
bcrtinc,  &c. 

PAINTERS. 

Pcnrro.  C,  27  Grafton. 
Casov,  M.,  2!»  .Jacob. 
Dowripv,  M.,  Arj^yle  n  Rnrklnpham. 
Mirrick.  W.  and  Son.  69  Hollis. 
Mi'tzlfT,  .T,  n.,  Granville  n  Ulower. 
Murphy,  .1.,  Salter  n.  I'loasant. 
llpiinlon.  J.,  Dresdtai  Row  u.  Morris. 
Smilhcrs,  (r.  and  Son.  101  Granville. 
Warren,  li ,  ICl  Hollis. 
WiiW).  Thos..  02  ArfO'lf  • 
Van  Maldor,  .Tohn.  CrcijJthton  n-Cornw's 
,  Yinecovc,  I!.,  lid.  rio{;an's  wf. 


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RARER  MAKER. 

Wills,  J.  J.,  210  Hollis. 

PIANO-FORTE  MANUFACTURERS. 

BiocHey  and  Co,  Duke  cor.  Harrington. 
Fraser,  W.  a.  Son,  70  a.  88  Barrington. 

PHYSICIANS. 
Almon.  W.  J.,  80  Hollis. 
Black,  Riifus,  Granville  n.  Sackville. 
Coi;swell,  W.,  Morris  n.  Pleasant. 
DiivloH,  W.  II.,  Argyle  cor.  George. 
Fiirniaii,  H.,  Barrington  n.  Blower. 
Fiire'st,   ■ .,     rgyle  op.  l'arad(!. 
il'-sip,  Charles,  Argyle,  op.  St.  P-iiil's. 
(iil|iiu,  H.,  Sackville  n.  Barrington. 
ll'ibbs,  GoUingcn  n.  Prince  Wni. 
lluini',  J.  C,  Sa(*kville  cor.  Barrington. 
Jennings,  Edw.,  71  Hollis. 


Lane,  .T.  H..  Bedford  Row. 

Mitch'.ll,  !»..  l."''!  Ilnllis. 

M<irris,  F.  W.,  Vi>^itiiig  Piapensary. 

Page.  B.  G..  Barrington  op.  I'of^t  OHlce. 

Parker,  I>.  Moll..  Mgyle  cor  Prineo. 

Slavter,  John,  W>  Ha)  ringlon. 

Treniain,  .54  Barrington. 

PLUMBERS. 

Downs,  R.  and  Son,  hd.  Cronnn's  wf. 
Estano,  Louis,  op.  HaniiltonV  wf. 
Eotano,  Jos.,  Proctor  n.  Water. 
Longard,  J.  and  E.,  22  Hollis. 
Longard,  J  ,  lOS  Brunswick. 
Phelan,  C„  hd.  Donovan's  wf. 
Smith  a.  Milcholl,  Barrington  ror  Prince. 
SymondB,  W.  S.  a.  Co.,  14  Duke. 

PRINTERS. 

Annand,  Thos.,  8  Prince. 
Barnes,  James  and  Co.,  177  Hollis. 
Blackadar,  Hugh,  47  Buckingham. 
Bow(>s,  Jiuncs  and  Sons,  4;i  Hollis. 
Churchill,  C.  Wesleyan  Otl'.,  VM  ..rgyle. 
Compton  and  Bovvden,  2  Gtv.rge. 
Cunnahelj,  \\\n.,  ;'.V  Granville. 
Grant,  Alpin,  0  Prince. 
Gossip,  Will.,  32  Granville. 
Piniiv,  Wm.  A.,  !•  Chcaiiside. 
Ritchie  ai^d  Bulger,  l.">  Hollis. 
Sclden,  S  ,  49  Granville. 

PRINT  SELLERS. 
Dr.ako,  J.  a.  F  ,  Prince  n.  Barrington. 
Wetmore,  R.  a.,  J.,  .'58  Granville. 

PUBLIC  BUILDINGS  AND  OFFICES. 

BUILDIXOS. 

Province  House  b.  Hollis  a.  Granville. 
Tcuiperaiice  Hall  b.  Poplar  Grove  and 

Starr  street. 
Masonic  Hall,  Barrington  cor.  Salter. 
Sothern's  Lyeeum,  Queen,  u.  Spring 

Gard.'U  Road. 

OFFICES. 

Bo.ard  of  Works,  Province  Building. 
Commisiiaiiat  De|.iartment,  Bedloril  Row. 
Trown  Land  OtHce,  Province  Building. 
Excise  Office,  do. 

V  iuHncial  Secretary's,  do. 

(luager's  Office.  122  Granville. 
Judge  of  Probate,  31  Bedford  Row. 
Post  Office,  Barrington  cor.  Duke. 
Protlionotary's,  Province  Building. 
Provincial  Secretarv's,  do. 
Railway  Office,  129  Granville. 
Heeeivcr  General's,  Province  Building. 
Uegist  ar  of  Deeds.  do. 

Betristrar  of  Probate.  8  Prince.       ■  .    > 
SheriH's  Office,  8  Bedlord  Row. 
Telegraph  Oflice,  37  Granville. 

RESTAURANTS, 
Stewart's  Saloon,' 9  Prince. 


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Smith'*  Hnloon.  Rodford  Row. 
Waiorfliilil  Housn.  U|)per  Wator. 
Wilson  a.  8on.  14  llollis. 
WiJBou,  S.,  Arj?ylo  n.  Oeorge. 

RIOGBRS. 
Fiddler,  J..  Oerrish  n.  Water. 
Ilycr,  M«B(ir8.  Mooneys  wf. 

SAIL  MAKERS. 

Drilllo,  G.  a.  J..  Collins'  wf. 
Flowoifi,  O.,  Nohle'a  wf. 
Fraser  a.  Loiigard,  South  ^erry. 
Lani;,'an.  John,  Fairbanks'  wf. 
Longard,  ,lohn.  Powers'  wf. 
Muir  a.  Ulaoliadar,  Oaldweirs  wf. 
Kyan  and  Co.,  Kaaon'a  wf. 

SAWING  AND  PLANING  MILLS. 

Peters,  Blaiklock  a.  Peters,  Creamers'  wf. 
Thompson,  A.  A.,  Cornwallis  n.  Common. 

SCHOOLS,  Ac. 

Boris,  P.  J.,  Teacher  French,  Ac.  20  Hollls. 

Curren  B  ,  120  Granville. 

l)avison,  Mr.  and  Mrs.,  Ilollis  n.  Salter. 

free  Church  Academy,  Gorrish. 

Grammar  School,  Sacv.  cor.  Barrington. 

Orove,  Miss,  cor.  Hollls  a.  Salter. 

Hodysou,  Mr.,  Lockman  n.  Gerrish. 

Keleher,  D.,  Arj^yle  n.  Duke. 

Lawson,  Mrs.,  82  Hollis. 

Miller,  Mrs.,  (Drawing,)  Barrington. 

National,  Argyle  cor.  George. 

Royal  Aca«lian,  Argyle  n.  Buckingham. 

St.  Mary's  College,  Grafton  n.  .Blowers. 

St.  George's,  Brunswick  u.  Gerrish. 

SADDLERS  AND  HARNESS  MAKERS. 

Bulger,  P..  175  Hollis. 

Carey,  W.,  Sp'gGdn.  Road  n.  Birmlng'm. 

Knight  a.  Son,  170  Hollis. 

Lamrgan,  M.,  Creighton  n.  Cornwallis. 

Sinclair,  A.,  39  Saekville. 

Williamson,  C,  135  Argyle, 

Woodill,  R.,  Barrington  cor.  Bucking'm. 

SHIP  BUILDER. 
Barry,  J.  L ,  Lockman  n,  Cornwallis. 

SHIP  CHANDLERS. 
BarsB,  S.  (•.,  hd.  Commercial  wf. 

SILVER  SMiniS. 

Brown,  M.  S.,  1:^2  Granville. 
Newman.  W.  H.,  127  Granville. 
Veith,  W.  J.,  45  Buckingham. 

SOAP  &  CANDLE  MANUFACTURERS. 

Adams,  James,  Argyle  n.  George. 

Bell,  W.  and  S.,  Marchingtun's  Lane. 

Brehm,  B.  C,  1  Maitland. 

Mott,  J.  P.,  30  Bedford  Row. 

Molt,  H.  Y.  a.  Son,  Duke  op.  Post  OCace. 


SPAR  MAKERS. 

Bontly,  W..  Rt-ntly's  wf. 

Butler,  G.,  Butler's  wf ,  Upper  Water. 

Mo.\lpinc,  J.  Mooney's  wi. 

STOCK  COMPANIES. 
Aca«lian  Iron  Company, 
lli-n^lit  Building  society. 
Electric  Telegraph  Company. 
Gas  Company. 
Horticultural  Garden. 
HaUfax  and  Dartmouth  Steamboat  Co. 
Halifax  Water  Company. 
Inland  Navigation  Company. 
Temperance  Hall  Company. 

STONE  CUTTERS. 

Davis  R.,  Water,  cor.  Noith. 

Saunders,  i.,  1  Brunswick. 

Murphy,  A.,  Birniingham  n.  Rotterdam. 

STOVES  AND  GRATES. 

Chamberlain,  J  M.,  L.  Water  op  Long  wf. 
Symons,  W.  S.  a  -Co.,  14  Duke. 

SURVEYORS. 

Fairbanks,  C.  W.,  Dartmouth, 
llendry,  VV.,  Crown  Land  Ottlce. 

TAILORS. 

Armstrong,  D.,  O'Connors  wf. 
Bicry,  Peter,  20  Barrington. 
Campbell,  W.  a.  J.,  35  a.  3lJ  Hollis. 
Cunningham,  R.,  op.  Power's  wf. 
Faiquharson  a.  Carter,  Hollis  cor.  C'psldo 
Hesson,  W.  A.,  oomersO  House,  i'riuce. 
LaurilliaMJ,  H.  G.,  19  Ilollis. 
Leddy,  J.,  hd.  Market  wf. 
Mcllreith  a.  Cabot,  51  Hollis. 
Motzler,  G.,  Brunswick  n.  Cornwall.-;. 
Neal,  A.,  46  Buckingham. 
Simonds,  T.  hd.  Tobin's  wf 
Walsh,  D.  M.,  1  Market  Sijaare. 
Withrow;  J.  136  Granville. 

TANNERIES. 
Barnstead,  C,  Spring  Garden  Road. 
Letson,  P.,  n.  Catholic  Cemetery. 
Smith,  John,  Frcali  Water  Bridge. 
Slaynoi-,  E„  Dartmouth. 
Stanford,  James,  3  Mile  Honse. 

TIN  SMITHS. 
Black,  A.,  foot  of  Saekville. 
Boyle,  A.,  op.  Doyle's  wf 
Barry,  A.,  hd.  Fairbanks'  wf. 
Downs,  R.  a.  Sons.  hd.  Cronan's  wf. 
Decheazeau  a.  Crow,  Granville  cor.  Dukt 
Eatano,  Louis,  op.  Hamilton's  wf. 
Estano,  Joseph.  Proctor's  Lane. 
Ilogan,  T.,  hi  I.  Creamer's  wf. 
Kelly,  W.,  hd.  Bennett's  wf. 
Longard,  J.  and  E.,  52  Hollis. 
Longard,  J.,  109  Brun.swick. 
Phelan,  C.,  hd.  Donovan's  vvC 
Roddick,  J.,  op.  Dyekyard. 


TRUNK 
TrlJer,  Henry,  Fresh 

TURN 

McLeod,  Oeorge.  30  J 
Spring'  Garden  Facto 
Williams  <t  itvermai 

VETERINARY 
Crawford,  D.,  \rgyUo 

WATCHES  iNr 
,  Brown,  H.,  Clieapslde. 
.  BMiin,  F.,  48  lloUis. 
t'rawfor  I,  Wm.,  Barrir 
Carson.  Houry,  238  Uu 
.WoUuUooh,  John.  3«  G 
McKeLiio.  J.  C.  4.5  H,„ 
Troup.  .,  129Barringi 
Troup.Mr«.£.,  Argyle, 


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P'Wiel  Saunders.     ^ 
^■•"''^"u,  J.  J.  Martin 

I    Cossack,   20.    Scl 

i  Ru'lmrd  Moorman.     1 

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TOB  «CCO  M  <NUF  .CTURERS. 

Tr^miiiii.  J.  B.,  Maitlivnd. 
Watt,  John,  58  Hedford  Row. 

TRUNK  M    KER. 

Trider,  Henry,  Fresh  Wator. 

TURNERS. 

McLeod,  Oeorffe,  30  Jacob. 

Spriiij.'  (Urdm  Factory. 

Wllliamii  4  1  •verman,  op.  Virginia  wf. 

VETERINARY  SURGEON. 
Crawford,  D.,  \rgyUop.  Parad«. 

W  \TCUE!J   »ND  JEWELRY. 

Brown,  H.,Clieapilde. 
,  Briiiin,  F..  46  lloUis. 

Crawfor  I,  Win.,  Barrington. 

Carson,  Henry.  233  Upper  Water. 

McCulloch,  John,  38  aranTlllo. 

McteLSie,  J.  C,  i5  Huckingham. 
1  Troup,    .,  129Barriugtou. 

Troup,  Mrs.  E.,  Argyle  aor.  Butklnghara, 


F.\CTORIES.  Ae, 

IW    iMOAIOCT    DiMtTMOUrV. 

Allen's    annpiy. 

Albro's  Nnil  (•aetory. 

Adams'  M:\ohine  Hhop. 

Doolay's  Win<I  Mill. 

Dunn  A  Wler's  Match  Factory. 

Elliott's    annery. 

Falconer's  Distilli-ry. 

GlondenniiiK's  Hrewery. 
;  (ireig's  Fouuilry. 
'  Leiiiout  A  Doi>l«y't  Grist  Mill. 

Mutt's,  J.  P.,  S  «p,  Candle  and  Chooolat* 
Manufactory. 

Mott'B,  H.  Y.  it  Sons,  do.  and  Brick  Kiln. 

Peters,  Blalckiock  a.  Potert'  Briak  F»»- 
tory,  Eastern  Passagx. 

Runt's  Tannery. 

Stairs'  Oil  Factory. 

Hinnelt's  Lime  Kiln. 

Stay  ner's  Tannery. 

Turner's  Tannery. 

White's,  8.  ^i.  ftHd  Co.,  Crisi  Mill. 


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OFFICEIIS  OF  TllK  VAVAL  VAUD. 

Storekeeper,  John  N.    Marj^rci^or,    I']^q.       Clurhts,   JaiiiL'*  Puachard, 
Uidiard  Uiirtshorue,  Cliaa  11.  liigl>y,  Hteqi-^. 

II.  M.  VICTUALLING  YARD,  HALIFAX. 
Storekeeper,  John  N.  Macgrcgor,  E.sq.     CUrh,  Caan.  J.  Hill,  Exj. 

NAVAL  IIOSriTAL,  HALIFAX. 

Duties  conducted  by  thuNaral  Storekeeper. 


ARA.ciixii,  18.     Sloop.     Commander,  John  E.  Montgoiuerie.    LUuti.,  \ 
1  Thos.  N.  Underwood,  Geo.  H.  Bixrmird.     Master,  Jno.  Jones.     Sunjeon, 
Jno.  Forbes.      Paymaster,  Henry  Gray.      Mat*,  A.  WoJehoiua.      Asat. 
Suiyeon,  A.  B.  Johnson. 

Atalanta.,  16.  Sloop.  Commander,  Thos.  M.  G.  Pii'iiey.  Lieutit., 
Fred,  llavvey,  Wm.  G.  Silverlock.  Master,  T.  D.  Nit-hulson.  Surgeon, 
Dauiel  Saunders.  Pat/master,  Benjni.  Luxniore.  Mate,  James  E.  N. 
Graham,  J.  J.  Martin.     Asst.  Sur<;eon,  Dnucau  MeNab  Jolmstou. 

Cossack,  20.  Screw  Steam  Corvette.  250  horse-power.  Captain, 
Riohard  Moorman.  Lieuts.,  Josiah  A.  Hatchard,  Albert  F.  Hurt,  L.  C. 
K«|)pel.  Master.  Mark  Netten.  Surgeon,  liiehard  C.  Russel.  Pay- 
itMsttr,  Jiis.  C.  Piuhorn.     Chief  Engineer,  Peter  Steel.     A»st.  Surgeon, 

Wm.  A.  Atislin,  (acting.) 


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(jl.ADtATOR.  G.  Pa(ltll<'-irhnl  Strain  Sl<n'/>,  4.'U)  Ilf»iso-iio\viT.  f^'om 
viamhr,  Henry  1).  Ilicklcv.  /upiilfudnts,  .Jitliii  L.  (iilliy,  Win.  (/'I;iili 
Muster,  Hcnjiiiuin    IJ.   Stcwiirt.     Sun/con,  Miirk    llunilton.     I'iii/iiki'I,, 


'H  "III 'In, 

Asai'^l.  'Sui-jxm. 


.lolin  (i.   BiiiHM's.     C/ti(f' J'^nt/iiii^fr,  Juhn   K.  Johnsuu 
Ciforj^a'  II,  Bellinf^'cr,  (nrt). 

(JouGov.  6.  PadiUi-trliii I  St' (till  S'onji,  .'J-JO  Horsc-powpr.  Ccm 
vumdir,  Ik'dfonl  ('.  J.  Tim.  J.indnKfhts,  \Vni.  ISjiratt,  KoIhtI  Ko.* 
MiifiUr,  Andrew  J.  Annstroii;^.  Sun/ton,  Jiuncs  McK.  VViiUuce.  Puy 
viatiter,  Henry  Scwell.     Assistant  .Siiri/rwi,  David  Cunijihell, 

Jaspku.  1.  Ab'<«im  (iiiu  liont,  S(i  Hi)rse-j)()\vi'r.  Lii'ut.  .j*  Conmandn 
Wni.  II.  Vynx.     A^^aist.  Surjion,  CIms.  F.  Wise.     2ii<l  Mitstrr, , 

Indus,  7H.     /'A/7  S/ilp.      \'lc('   Admiral,  Sir  H(ji;ht<>n   Stku 
K.  C.B 
C 

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Addit        .  „    ..  , 

Lcvcson  H.  Soiner>ct.  Additional,  ,]o\m  Orlelinr,  fjolm  Himcoek.  /jVu- 
truants,  Chr.s.  G.  Lindsay.  John  (i.  8.  Clark,  //o/j.  Krnest  (J.  h.  ('i,(i|. 
nine.  W^illiam  II.  Go()ld.  Additional,  J/on.  Evan  L.  V.  iMostyn,  iNti' 
A.  Seott.  Mister,  StO|ilicn  iSpain.  Additional,  Tlioinafl  W.*|{.  I'ik-, 
Edward  A.  Carey,  AVilliam  li.  Calver,  Williain  \.  Searnell,  Mdwanl 
IMuiirilyan,  AN'illiaiM  'r.  Ciifi(jn.  Cajitain  of  Marincx,  Iliij^h  II  CiooM. 
l.s<  Licuts.,  Win.  N.  G.  .Johnson,  John  M.  lianiilton.  L'taijilain,  (i-nrw 
C.  Piiivhes,  B.  A.  Stajf  Sun/eon,  William  T.  Doniville,  M.  1).  Addi- 
tional, Robert  Beilli.     Sinyitm,  Thoiniis  Slralton.     Paymanttr,  Win. J, 

R.  Hall,     isaval  Instructor,  .James  Stephen.     Afatfi, .  JviV. 

Simjcons,  Alexander  Meliride,  Peter  Kairhairn,  (act)  Addilionot.  Fid!, 
11.  Hose.     2nd  Master, .  Assist.  Paymaster.  J.  X.  K()i)iiboii. 


Indus,  7H.  /'A/7  S/iip.  \'ic('  Admiral,  Sir  H(ji;ht<>n  Stkuakt 
I.  C.  B.  Fldij  Lirntvnant,  Jcdni  II.  J.  Alexander.  <>V((r/</n/,  A. .loiu^ 
HerLs  to  Sfc'ij.,  Fred.  W.  S.  Pon(»onliy,  (Assist.  Paymaster),  (ic(,ri:i 
V.  Miiir,  (Assistant  Paymaster.)  L'aptoin,  William  K.  Ilill,  ('.  \', 
[dditional,   Peter    F.   Shorlland.     J-or  Sarm/iiKf   Service,    CoiMtiiHiiijfi 

ir     o „»  A.l.l.'t: /      T..1...    /v..l'.l..'.      I.   1...    ir...  1 


As.'it.  Simjeon,  Robert  ^lurphy,     Additional,  Wm.  Lockliand. 

Pyramus.     Rcceivinij  Hulk,  Halifax. 

IIacJ':r.  11.  ScreiV  Steam  Sloop,  150  IIorPe-i)Ower.  Commander,  Ihn. 
Thomas  A.  Packenham.  lAnitcnants,  Franeis  B.  Herbert,  Tliuiims  II. 
Boyse,  Master,  Henry  L.  Kelly.  Surgeon,  (xeorjxe  Duncan.  Pui/mushr, 
Matles  G.     Autey.     Assist.  Sure/eon,  Thoma.s  B.  Mastin. 

Styx,  6.  Paddh-uheel  Steam  Sloop,  280  Iiorso  power.  Commnmlr, 
Clias.  Vosey.  Lieuts.,  .1.  H.  Bushnell,  Count  En;j:ene  (r.  F.  G.  \'is(oii'i, 
Master,  Clias.  E.  H.  Fan*ant.      Surgeon,  Wm   Kieliardson.      Paiiituuhr, 

Brieo  W.  White.     Mates, ,     Asst.  'iiunjm. 

Huston  Maxwell. 

Terror,  10.  Floatinrj  Battery,  Beiynnda,  200  horse-power.  Captak 
Fredk.  Hntton.  Lieuis.]  Thos.  M.  Campbell,  Hunli  ]\leX.  Dyer.  J/a- 
ter,  David  Batt.  Chief  Engineer,  Jno.  Allan.  Asst.  Paymaster,  Duviii 
F.  Guy, 

Valarous,  16.  Paddle-ivhrel  Steam  Frigate,  400  horse-power.  Cafi} 
Wm.  C.  Aldham.  Lieuts.,  Riehmond  Moore,  Hon.  Jas.  T.  ritzm.'uiriceJ 
Howard  Kerr.     Piaster,   Samuel  Braddon.     1st  Lt.  Mar.  Art.,  Col|)ov>| 


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P.  Iloa-ilop.     Chnplitiu  fiui!  ,V(M'.  /n.s^,    Tlcv.  Douv.lns  J.  "Ronttlowcr 

S'lifi'ti,   rntlick  SIl'Vi'ii.      Paifinnstn-  Wm.  M.  Sl^lllk^.     Vhiif  EiKjiuetr, 


llii'iiinl  WilliiUMSdii.     M<itf'», 


Assist,  Sunn'oii, 


FiMliris  (irci'ii. 

NMTi.ii.     20  Iiorso  power.     /!,/(•»/.  a»r/  Comuinmhr,  II.  McN.  Dyer. 

Own.     20  liorsi'  |M>\vt'r.      f.inif.  (Vtd  ^ininiittndi  r,  II.  Mc\.  Dyer. 

SuriMACK.     »)()    llorst'-powiT,  /wVit^  ,\*   Cominunder,   Joliii   Murray. 
'>iul  Muster,  Adolplms  l)e  (iroiifliy. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


BOUDOIR    SEWING     MACHINE. 

Harris'  Patent. 

TIic  Proprietors  of  tlie  al)ove  Miichiiio,  thankful  for  tlio  many  flattor- 
iiitr  tcstiinoiiiiils  received  from  their  patrons  tlie  past  yejir,  and  for  the 
roiiitcsy  of  those  who  luive  allowed  us  the  privilege  of  refcrriiiij  to  them, 
respectfully  invite  all  in  search  of  a 

MACHINE  FOR  FAMILY  USE 

to  pall  nt  their  Sale--rooni-',  and  iTiakc  a  ri;jrid  examination  of  our  DOTT- 
BLi:  THUHAD  MACULNr:,  makinu  the  justly  eelehrated  GnovEH  & 
Baker  Stitch,  that  will  not  slip  thow/h  ererjf  fourth  stitch  he  rut.  It  is 
tlie  DKST  and  only  niaehine  makinLr  the  above  stiteh,  by  authority  of 
thu  Grover  &  IJaker  S.  M.  Co.,  at  the  low  price  of 

FORTY    DOLLARS. 

« 

The  ahove  mnchinc  is,  with  this  improvement,  the  best  low  priced  one 
iiKwIiefore  the  ])ublie,  and  all  persons  desirous  of  luirchasinir  are  re(pu!St- 
cil  to  ^'ive  it  a  carefuU  examination  before  purehasinj^  elsewhere.  It  is 
truly  a  Family  Machine,  n'nd  will  perform  more  work  in  one  hour  than 
the  liest  seamstress  iu  one  day,  and  do  it  better. 

Every  Machine  is  Warranted  and  the  "Warrantee  Fulfilled. 

Responsible  agents  wanted  iu  all  parts  of  the  couHtry,  and  liberal  terms 

given.    Send  for  a  circular. 

Principal  office  43  Trlmont  Street,  Boston,  where  all  applications 
for  agencies  must  be  made. 

L.  A.  BIGJELOW,  Agext. 


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APVEHTISEMENTS. 


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TO  THE  CUSTOMERS  OF  THE 


HALIFAX,  N.  S. 

TH       OLD    ESTABLISHED 

WHOLESALE  &  RET  IL  BftY  GOODS  WAREHOUSE. 

E.   BILLING  JUNR.  &  CO.,    PROPRIETORS. 

SINCK  we  last  addresBi'd  mir  Friends  and  t.'ustonifirB  tliron^i  this  mctlium  « 
change  has  Uken  place  In  the  proprietary  or  our  business;  Mr.  R.  McMnrm- 
havlnp  ceased  to  be  a  partner  in  our  firm,  and  being  now  unconnootcd  therewith 
in  any  way.  Under  this  new  arran^'ement  we  can  assure  our  friends  their  wan'.s 
■will  be  more  promptly  and  carefully  attended  to,  and  with  far  more  satisfaction  in 
every  respect. 

Our  customers  will  bave  l«>arnt  we  are  sure  with  much  regret  of  the  loss  of  our 
well  known  Warehouse  by  the  sprious  Are  of  9th  September.  We  are  glad  to  in- 
form them  that  we  are  reinstated  in  much  m  re  spacious  and  elegant  premiies, 

NO.   31,   GRANVILLE   STREET, 

where  our  increased  accvtmmodation  and  fhcilities  will  enable  us  to  display  fur 
their  inspection  a  much  hkrger  and  more  complete  assortment  of 

STAPLE  &  FANCY  DRY  GOODS, 

In  every  manufacture  of  WooLF.N.  f'lLK,  Cotton  and  Linen. 

It  is  impracticable  in  this  conilncd  si)ace  to  give  other  than  an  imperfect  outline 
of  the  VABiBTT  and  kxthnt  of  our  stock.  We  can  but  name  our  1>epahtments  for 
the  guidance  of  our  friends,  assuring  them  that  in  each  they  will  flnd  a  moit 
extensive  variety  of  i-ow  rRicsn  and  costly  ooodb  in  every  degree  of  excellence, 

LADIES'    DRESSES, 

SHAWLS    AND    MANTLES, 
BONNETS    AND    MILLINERY. 

(Tn  connection  with  these  depnTtments  wo  have  work  rooms  under  the  direction 
of  a  talented  and  experienced  Milliner  and  Dress  Maker.  Bonnftb,  Hiad  DnssiES. 
<  APS,  Manti.ks  and  Drersks  will  be  made  to  order  from  selected  materials,  at  s 
very  small  charge.  The  Plates  of  Loudon,  Paris,  and  New  York  FASHIONS 
are  received  by  each  Steamer.) 


SILKS, 
HOSIERY,   CLOVES   AND  TRIMMINGS,  FURS. 

WOOLEN    CLOTHS, 

DOESKINS,    VESTINGS,    BROAD    CLOTHS. 

GEHTS*    FURNISHING    GOODS, 


LIN^N    DRAPERY, 
CALICOES,  SHIRTINGS,  HOUSEHOLD  LINENS, 

FURNISHING    DAMASKS,    &C. 

Orders  fi-om  the  country  accompanied  with  a  Post  Office  Order  or  remittance  vrill 

receive  the  most  careful  attcution,  and  the  goods  will  be  forwarded  to  any  part  of 

he  province  Carrioife  free.     Any  article  not  approved  of  may  be  returned  and 

exchanged,  or  the  money  paid  will  be  immediately  refunded,  at  the  option  of  th» 

customer.  £.  BlLLI.''a'  Jaur.  &  Co. 


PURE    KXGLl 


PAIXTS,    OILS 


DUUGGISTS'  S 


18G0.] 


AOVKUTISKMliNTS. 


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JAMES  L.  WOODILL, 

CHEMIST     ANO     DRUOaiST. 

Gi:Ni:n\L  dealku  ik 

OHOGS  AMB  MEDICmES, 

PUUE    EXGLISII    CHEMICALS,     PEUFUMEUY,    SOAPS, 
BRUSHES,  C(JMR8  AND  SPONGES. 

ENGLISH  ANO  AMERiOAN  PATENT  MEDICINES, 

PAINTS,   OILS,    VAIIXISIIKS,   DYE   STUFFS,    BURNING 

FLUID,  &c.,  &c., 

C>A?.DS17,  nSLD,  -^I"D  PL077Sn  S3EDB, 

Englisu  Violin  Sxuinus,  SrEUEoscoPiiis  and  Viawa. 


ON  HAND  AND  IMPORTED  TO  OftOERi 
DRUGGISTS'  SUNDRIES,  iLsu  SURiUCAL   INSTRUMENTS.; 

AGENT  FOR 

DuBarry's  Revalecta  Aiabica  Fooil,  Jayne's 
Family  Medicino. 

PROPRIETOR   OF 

WOOOIU'S  GERMAIN  BAKING  POWDER, 

HORNED    CATTLE   MEDICINES.  &c. 

UlcMcint   Cksts   of  all   |lriccs, 

ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 

The  Suhscriher  imports  from  tlic  (ir^t  sources  in  the  Englisli  and 
Araerioiin  Markets,  and  t-aa  conijiL'tc  witli  any  in  the  price  and  quality 
of  his  goods. 

CALL     A^D     SEE! 


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ADTERTISEMNTS. 


[1800. 


IMPORTERS   OK" 

« 

DRY    GOODS 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL: 


SILKS, 

WOOLENS, 

GLOVES, 
HABERDASHERY, 


LINENS, 
COTTONS, 
HOSIERY, 
MILLINERY. 


FURS, 

READY   MADE    CLOTHING. 

TAILORS'  AND  MILLINERS'  OUTFITS  AND  TRIMMINGS, 

With  every  requirement  for  the 

TOWN    AND    COUNTRY    TRADE. 

D;F"  Especii;!  attention  given  to  the  execution  of  orders. 

STOCK  CONSTANTLY   KErT  GOOD,   additions  beinj,' 
by  nearly  ever  INIail  Steamer. 


made 


TBMPORAUY     PREMISES, 

JEKICIIO    WAKEHOUSE, 

UPPER    WATER    STREET. 


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32,  GUA 

IMPORTES  0 
LIS1 

r.ixRHS-Towels,  Hue 
t'oTTo.VB— Fine,  Medi 


Dsiss  GooD8-,Frenoh 
DRESSES-Pancy  Strij 


RrBBo.vs-French  and 
.AC'EH-Viilenciennes,  k, 
MisLi.V8-I'liiiii.  CordeJ 
^KiTED  Goons-m  CoUJ 
TBiM.vi\as^Fnngea,  bI 


nosiEHT- Women's  and 
('LovBs-Tlie  best  make 

^UVg  AMD  COUSKTS— kJ 

SILKS 

^'im-P!a in  Fancy.  Col 
HAWLs-Fillod  Paisley. 

fANrLBH-Velvets.  Silk 

JAKA.oLs-Moiro.  SatinJ 
FUR 

I  msKs-Wool,  Union  J 

iii-i.NKKTS.  Cor.VlKni.A.V, 

Curtains,  etc., 

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The  Stock  18  well  kopt  I 

iJlic  principles  upon  wll 
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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


127 


ALBION    HOUSE. 

32,  GRANVILLE  STREET,  HALIFAX,  N,  S. 


IMPORTER  OF  BRITISH  AND  FOREIGN  DRY  GOODS. 

LIST   OF   DEPARTMENTS. 
DOMESTIC    GOODS. 

j,,yR^9_Towels,  Ilnckabackfl,  Table  Linena,  Ac. 
CoTTONB— Fine,  Medium,  and  Stout. 
FLANMiii^— i^''Qca»liire,  Saxouy,  atid  Welcb. 

DRESS    DEPARTMENT. 

Dmss  Goods— French  and  British  DoLaines,  Muslins,  Hiuages,  Balzarinee,  Luatres, 

Coburgs,  and  Fronch  Morinoes,  (in  all  colors}. 
DRESSES— Fancy  Stripea  andChecka,  Robes,  Floiincea,  Ac. 

FANCY    DEPARTMENT. 

P.IBB05S— French  and  English.  ^ 

]  ^CEs—Vulenclennes,  Guipure,  Honiton,  Ac.  " 

MrsLiNB— Plain.  Corded,  and  Checked. 

Hhwed  Goods— in  Collars,  Sleeves,  Trlminlnjfa,  (Real  and  Imitation.) 
TBiiiJiiNos— Fringes,  Buttons,  Tassels,  Ac,  Ac. 

HOSIERY,    CLOVES,    &C. 

IIosiERT— Women's  and  Children'n,  in  Silk,  Merino,  and  Cotton. 

tiLOVBs— The  best  makes  in  French  Kid.  also  Wool,  Cloth,  Silk,  Thread,  Ac 

SiAVS  AND  CousKTS — Kaleido,  Trincess  Royal,  Josephine,  Ac. 

SILKS,    SHAWLS,    MANTLES,    &C. 

SiLK»— Plain  Fancy,  Corded,  Moire,  and  Flounced. 
*HAWL5— Filled  Paisley,  Grenadine,  Barage,  Ac. 
Mantlki;— Velvets,  Silk,  Tweed.  Guipure,  Laco,  Ac. 
I'iKAsoLS— Moire,  Satin,  Glace,  Brocade,  Ac. 

FURNISHING    DEPARTMENT. 

Caeprt— Bnisselg,  Tapestry.  Fine,  Superfine,  and  Imperial  Scotch. 
lUMASKs— Wool,  Uni(m — with  trimmings  to  matdi. 

Dlankhts.  ('orNTKRi-ANEs,  iiuos,  Matxb,  Ac,  Railwat  WiiAPPEus,  Tablb  Coters, 
Curtains,  Ac,  Ac. 


N.  B.    Cash  orders  from  the  Country  will  rcceivo  careful  attention,  and  the  goods 

will  be  forwarded  with  jiromptltudo. 

The  Stock  is  well  kept  up :  (Joods  being  imported  by  nearly  every  Stoamor. 

Ttie  principles  upon  which  the  business  is  based,  are:  ModeraU  Profits,  and  an 
I  tnikavour  to  secure  thejHrfect  confidence  of  customtn. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


[1860. 


MOUNT  ALLISON  WESLEYAN  ACADEMY, 

SACKVILLE,  NEW  BRUNSWICK. 


OFFICERS  OF  INSTRUCTION  AND  GOVERNMENT : 
Priwcipal.  Rbv,  HUMPHREY  riCKA.KD,  D.D. 

PrOVESSOU  of  iNTKLLlCTUAt  AND  MoRAL  PhILOMPHT,  KTC,  ItKV.  H.  PICK     RD,  D.D. 
PhOFKBBOR  of  MAHHEMATICe,    PHYSICAL  SCIENCE,  ETC.,   THOM  vS   PICKAUD,    \,M 

Frofrbbor  of  French,  and   Assistant  in  Latin    and  Grbbk,     ALBXAND£A 

SIMPSON  REID. 
Teacher  in  Intermediatb  Department,  ARTHUR  McN.  PATTERSON. 
Tbacukb  in  Pbimabt  Dbpabtubnt,  J^MES  R.  INCHIS. 


THIS  Institution  offers  superior  advantap^es  to  those  who  wish  to  pursue 
either  a  partial  or  a  complete  course  of  Academic  study.  It  is  *itu- 
ated  in  a  quiet  country  village,  easy  of  access,  pleasant  and  remarkiiblv 
healthy ;  the  Academic  buildings,  occupying  beautiful  positions,  are 
spacious,  and,  for  the  purposes  for  which  they  are  designed,  altogether 
une(][ualled  in  these  Provinces  ;  the  various  apartments  are  commodioui, 
well  ventilated,  and  suitably  futnished  ;  all  the  plans,  regulations  and 
arrangements,  scholastic  and'  domestic,  are  those  which  have  been  fuund 
best  adapted  to  promote  the  comfort  and  facilitate  the  improvement  of 
the  Students.  Five  Teachers,  fully  competent  in  their  respective  depart- 
ments, are  constjvntly  employed  during  Term  time  in  the  work  of 
instruction.  The  charges  for  Board  and  Tuition  in  the  Primary 
Department  are  only  £27  10s.,  New  Brunswick  Currency,  per  year: 
and  for  instruction  in  higher*  Departments,  proportionally  low. 


TERMS    09    FOURTEEN  WEEKS  EACH,    ARE    TO    BIGIN  AS  FOLLOWS 
Thursday,  November  8th,  18.59. 
Thursday,  Fehruary  9th,  1860. 
Thursday,  July  26th,  1860. 
Thursday,  Novemder  1st,  1860. 

U^  For  further  information  apply  to  the  Principal.  .^J\ 

SACKVILLE,  N.  B.,  October,  1859. 


0:7"  A  good  full  length  Photograph  Likeness  of  tlie  late  CHAKLES 
F.  ALLISON,  Esq.  —the  Founder  of  the  Mount  Allison  Wcskm 
Academy — may  be  obtained  for  Five  Shillings,  upon  early  af)plic;itiuii 
either  to  Rev.  Charles  Churchill,  A.M.,  at  the  Weslcyan  Couftr 
ence  Office,  Halifax,  or  to  Rev.  H.  Pickard,  Mount  AUisou  AcaJemv, 
Sackvillo,  N.  B. 


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INSUl 


Established  in  I8C 

hartfo 

Incorporated  in  ISL 

iQcorporatcd  in  181! 

HO 

Cash  Capl 
PH(E 
Cash  Cal 

oosnecticut 


Income  in  1858 

I>ividends  on  Poll 

Jhvidend  Credit 
m  1»58. 

Totiil  amount  of  i 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


129 


LIFE  &  FIRE 

INSURANCE    AGENCY, 

JSlo.  30  Bedford  Bow, 

HALIFAX,  N.  S. 


EAGLE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

OF    LONDOX. 

Established  in  1807.     Capital— ONE  MILLION  Pounds  Sterling. 


HARTFORD  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

OF    IIAnXFOTD,    CONN. 

Incorporated  in  1810.     Cash  Capital— $500,000.     Surplus — $300,000, 
-^TNA  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

OF    HARTFORD,   CONN. 

lacorporatcd  in  1819.      Cash  Capital — $1,000,000.     Assets — $2,030,- 

423  80. 


HOME  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

OF    NEW   YORK. 

Cash  Capital— $1,000,000.     Surplus— $400,000. 


PHCENIX  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

OF    HARTFORD,  CONN. 

Cash  Capital— $400,000.     Surplus— $150,000. 


CONNECTICUT  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

OF    HARTFORD,    CONN. 

Large  Accumulated  Capital. 
Income  in  1858  over  $850,000. 
Dividends  on  Policies  in  1858  $240,800. 

Dividend  Credit  of  40  per  cent,  on  premiums  upon  Life  Policies 
iu  1858. 

Tobil  amount  of  losses  paid  to  Ist  Feb.,  1859,  $2,023,142  19. 

ARCHIBALD  SCOTT, 

General  Agent. 

Halifax,  N.  S.,  Novmher,  Ut,  1359. 

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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


[l^cn. 


AMERICAN  BOOK  STORE, 

[ESTAHMSIIKD    MANY    YKARS.] 

U  nOLLIS  STRET,  OPPOSITE  THE  PROVINCE  BUILDING, 

HALIFAX. 

THE  SIT^SCT^TBEK  liavinrr  snoeocled   Mr.  E.  (1.  Frixr.i;.  in:', 
BOOKSELLING,    STATIONERY,   AND    BOOK- BINDING    BUSINESS. 

connected  witli  tlie  Ami:kh^\n  Book  Stoiu;,  hcL's  to  Jissure  hi-  fri.?i;.i. 
and  the  public  frentTiilly,  that  he  intends  to  devote  strict  attention  lo 
every  branch  of  his  Trade,  and  feels  confident  that  his  loni:  aequ:ii;,t. 
ance  witli  the  most  eminent  London  Puljlishers  and  Wiiolc-ale  .'Sta- 
tioner^, will  enable  him  to  execute  any  orders  for  Books,  Music  or 
Paper  which  may  be  placed  in  his  hands. 

P.  .S    Magazines  and  Newspapers  rcfijularlv  supplied. 

'J.  B.  STRONG. 


J.  B.   STRONG'S 
SOBSCRIPTIOM    LIBRARY, 

33  HOLLIS  STREET,  Opposite  the  Province  Blii ding. 

HALIFAX. 

This  Library  alreadv  comprises  many  standard  works  in  HISTOTIY. 
BIOGRAPHY,  and  GENERAL  LITERATURE,  as  also  a  sclcriion 
of  Books  suitable  for  youth. 

The  latest  publications  will  bo  added  to  the  Library  as  soon  as  tV^v 
can  be  procured,  and  in  such  numbers  as  will  prevent  any  delay  or  <iiv 
appointment  to  the  subscribers. 

Messcnirers  are  employed  to  collect  and  deliver  the  Ijooks  dailv  at 
stated  hours. 

Library  open  from  9  A.  m.  to  6  p.  m. 


TERMS— (Payable  in  aflvance,) 

Por  year.    Per  half  year.  Perqnan«r. 

Single  subscriptions,  or  one  vol., £l     .5     0     £i)  15    0  Jd)    8  " 

{20s.st^r)       (12s.  St?:.)  |7«.?fg.' 

Double  •ubscriptions,  or  two  vols.,.  .£1   17     fi      £1     5    U  £0  1-3   9 

(.*}0s.  stpr.)       ( 20.'!.  stj.'.  (ll?.s:.' 

Family  subscriptions,  or  four  vols.,.  .£2  10     0      £1   10    0  £0  b   -^ 

(40s.  stg.)       24s,  stg.)  (15>.«:: 


N.  B.  For  the  convenience  of  families  residinj,'  at  a  di-^tanro  fminr: 
city,  boxes  having  duplicate  keys  will  be  furnished  by  the  Lilirarian.  .i!. 
will  coiitain  ten  volumes,  wliich  can  be  forwarded  by  cars  or  oti?r-j 
wise.     ScBSCRiPTiON,  £5  per  annUxM. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


131 


WHOLESALE 


DRY  GOODS    WAREHOUSE. 


BELL    &    ANDERSON, 

29  &  30  GRANVILLE  STllECT,  HALIFAX,  N.  S. 


DEALERS    IX 

BRITISH     AND     FOREIGN 


A  large  Stock  suitable    for   Country    Trade 
always  on  hand. 

""MORTON  &  COGSWELL, 

CORNER  OF  GHEAPSiDE  ANO  HOLLiS  STREET,  HALIFAX.  N.  S. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in  ;ill  the  Kntrlisli  and  Aincrican  Patent 
Medicines,  l)rii;^,s,  Seeds,  Spices,  Dye  Woods,  &c. 


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JOHNSON'S    ANODYNE    LINIMENT 

"WILL  CrUl'i  Diari-hd'a  and  Dvseiuerv 

JOHNSON'S    ANODYNE    LINIMENT 

Is  the  BEST   REMEDY   for   Siunmer   Complaints — it  heals  the 

bowels,  relieves  th(>  iiain,  and  sto))*  the  disehar<;es. 

JOHNSON'S    ANODYNE    LINIMENT 

1^  the  BElS'L'  REMEDY  lor  Cou;^li  and  Lame  Sioniaeh,  Cramp  or 
Pain  in  the  Stoniaeh  or  Side. 

JOHNSON'S    ANODYNE    LINIMENT 

WILL  CURE  \Vhoopin<;  CoMoh. 

JOHNTON'S    ANODYNE    LINIMENT 

Is  the  l)est  External  Appliention. 

If  used  aeeordiui?  to  directions  it  i;?  porfeetly  safe  for  children  or  adnlts, 
(-•ither  internally  or  exiernally.  Ilutidreds  of  h-atlini:  citizens,  in  ditfer- 
I'Dt  iiarrs  of  ti<e  Union,  have  tcstifietl  io  iis  wonderfui  virtnes,  and  every 
one  who  U';os  it  wants  moi'e. 

For  sale,  wiiolesaie  and  retail,  hv  li.  S.  .'o  ivsov,  lianfjor,  Maine' 
and  l)v  ■     M( ) R  I  O  \  &  C0( i S  WE  L L. 


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[1860, 


HALL  &  BEAMISM. 

BOOKSELLERS,    STATIONERS, 

52,  HOLLIS  STREET,  HALIFAX,  N.  S. 

H.  &.  B.  arc  constantly  rcceivinfi:  new  Works  as  they  are  issued  from 
the  Press,  together  with  all  the  leading  Periodicals  and  Newapapers. 

ALWAYS  ON  HAND 

All  the  principal  SCHOOLS  BOOKS  now  in  me.  Copt  Books- 
Plain,  Ruled,  and  Set  head  lines. 

Note  Paper — Plain,  Ruled,  and  Fancy,  various  6izes,  witfi  En- 
relopes  to  match. 

A  large  assortment  of  ENVELOPES  for  general  use. 

Music — All  the  newest  and  most  popular  pieces.  Songs,  "Waltze*, 
Quadrilles,  Polkas,  &c. 

Chessmen  and  Boards,  Backgammon  Boards  and  Men,  Doasiam, 
Playing  Cards,  Pocket  Knives,  and  a  variety  of  other  articles. 

Blank  Books  made  aad  ruled  to  order.  Old  Books  rubuujid. 


VICTORIA  BUILDING,  62,  HOLLIS   ST. 
DRUGGIST  &  SEEDSMAN! 

H.     A..     TAYLOR, 

IMPORTER  AND  DEALER  IN 

DRUGS,   MEDICINES,  SPICES,   BRUSHES,    COMBS, 
TOILET    SOAPS,    PERFUMERY,    DYE- 
STUFFS,   AC,   AC. 

Garden  and  Flower  Seed  Imported  each  Season. 

Q;^  Orders  from  the  Country  promptly  attended  to,  safely  pack- 
ed, and  speedily  forwarded  by  Vessel,  Team,  Coach,  or  llailwgy. 
Address, 

84  Sackville  Street, 

HALIFAX,  N.  S. 


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ADVEUTISEMENT3. 


138 


AVERY,  BROWN,  &  CO. 

WHOLESALE    DRUGGISTS, 

63  GEORG0CISTREET,  Near  the  Mabkbt,  HALIFAX,  N.  S. 
OFJTER    FOR    SALE 


Burning  Fluid, 

Borax, 

Tea, 

Indigo, 

Raisins, 

Olive  Oil, 

Allspice, 

Pepper, 

Nutmegs, 

Cinnamon, 

doves, 

Ouirants, 


Fig  Blue, 

Mustard, 

Logwood, 

Ext.  of  Logwood, 

Redwood, 

Saleratufl, 

Seeds, 

Starch, 

Alum, 

Bath  Bricks, 

Black  Lead, 


Confectionary, 
Honey, 

Lemon  Syrup, 
Ginger, 
Matches, 
Saltpetre, 
Violin  Strings, 
V  inegar, 
Liquorice, 
Extract  Redwood, 
Soda, 
Varnish. 


Copperas, 

Aod  a  large  supplj  of  Medicines,  Pateat  Medicines,  Perfura«ry,  Combs, 
Brushes,  Soups,  Hair  Oils,  Pomatum,  Ac,  &e. 

'ftvair  entire  stock  being  purchased  with  CASH,  thej  will  sell  ai  low 
M  aay  other  House  in  the  Province. 

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BROWN   BROTHERS  &  CO., 

No.    25,    GUANVILLE    STREET,    HALIFAX,    N.  S. 

(Succtstora  to  John  Naylor.) 

DKALKHS    Ilf 

DRUGS    AND    MEDICINES,     DTE    STUFFS, 
CONFECTIONARY, 

PATENT  MEDICINES,  PERFUMERY,  BRUSHES, 

€mH,    ^v^ww,    Wax  Ut  irax  glmm^ 

And    all    Articles    usually    sold    ^    Drug    Storts. 


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DaBairy't  Rtralenta   Arabica  Food  and  Dr.     ayna'a   Family   Medicines 


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Manufacturers  and  D'^alers  in 

HOT  AIR  FURNACES, 

Cooking  Ranges, 

SHIP'S'    CABOOSES, 


Cookiuij,  Office,  and  Purlor 

PARLOR    BRATES,    PENRYN    IflARBLE    MANTLES,    SHOWER    BATHS,    BATH    BOILERS, 
Lift,  Chain,  and  Force 

PUMPS, 

14   DUKE  STREET-HALIFAX. 


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ADVKIlTISDMnNTS. 


laf) 


DAVID  STARR  &  SONS, 


•*  IM  PORTE  US    OP 


BRITISH     AND    FOREIGN 


IRON,  STEEL,  IRONMONGERY, 


AM.    KINKS    or 


HARDWARE  GOODS,  CUTLERY, 

LONDON  TAINTS,  OILS,    ENdLISU  &  BELGIAN  WINDOW 

GLASS,    SHEET    LEAD,    LEAD    PIPE, 

SHOT,  GUNPOA'DEll, 

NETS,    LINES,    TWINES,    CORDAGE,    &c., 
DOMESTIC  MANIFACTURED  CUT  NAILS  AND  AXES. 

Have  always  on  hand  a  lan;;e  STOCK  of  the  aliove,  PiiitaWe  for 
TOWN   AND    COUNTRY    TRADE    at    Low   Puices    and   on 

LiDEUAL    TeUMH. 


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DAVID  STARR  &  SONS, 

Arc  the  Sole  Agents  for  Nova  Scotia  for  tho 
"VIELLE  MONTACNE  ZINC  MINING  COMPANY," 

of    I'KANCE    AND    IJELGIUM,  ., 

And  keep  constantly  on  hand  a  supply  of 

ROOFING   ZINC,    SHEATHING  ZINC,   ZINC  NAILS. 


49    UPPER  WATER   STREET, 


HALIFAX,  N.  S. 


I).  Henrt  Starr. 


JouN  Starr. 


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LIFE   ASSURANCE  SOCIETY, 


rOXJlsriDED    1843. 


CAPITAL,  £100,000   STERLING. 


Oflers  all  tho  benefit*  which  l«ftve  beeu  UoTclo[)od  during  the  proj^ri-ss 
of  the  system  of 

ITift  %ss\mm, 

The  ri-crai«uns  are  charged  at  tho  lo^ve^t  rates  consistent  with  aufetj 
to  the  Awn  red. 

Whole  partimlars  furnished  at  tho  Aprent's  OflRco. 

CORNER  OF  GEORGE  AND  MOLLIS  STREETS, 

K.  S.  Ur.ACK,  M.D,,  Medical  lie/eree. 
M.  G.  BLACK,  jr.,  AgetU. 

i  i.  Ml  Jl 

CORNHR   OF   GEORGE   AND   HOLLIS    STREETS,  i 

HALIFAX,    N,  S. 

KKBPS    CONSTANTLY   ON    HAND    A    WELL   ASSORTHD    STO«K 

BRITISH    AND    FOREIGN    MANUFACTURED 

DRY   GOODS, 


Which  will  bo  sold  at  very  low  prices  at  the  old  Corner  of 
George  and  Hollis  Streets.  , 


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ADVERTISIMBNTd. 


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137 


A.  &  W.  MACKINLAY, 

lulilisljfvs,  "gooliScHfrs  i  Stittoncvs, 

NO.  46  BARRINGTON  STREET,  OPPOSITE  ST.  PAUL'S  CHURCH, 
HAI-,irAX.  N.  S. 

llttTC  ('ou.?tuiitly  on  hntid  a,  liirf^e  rtssorrin(M»t  of 

BOOKS  mt  SUTIONEHVt 

Wliii'h  tliey  otfi^r  on  reiwonable  terms, 

Alar-esupplvofthe  IllISII  NATIONAL  SERIES   OF  SCHOOL 
UOOKS'in  Stock,  an  follows  : 

Fir.U   Hook   of   Ltj.sHons,   Second   Book   of   Lesson*,  Third   Hook   of 

Lessons,  Fourth  Hook  of  Lessons,  Fiftli  Hook  of  Lessons,  First 

Hook   of    Arithnu'tic,    Advanced  ditto,  Spellin;^    Hook 

Superseded,    Sullivan'fl   (ieo^rraphy  Genenilixcd, 

Sullivan's    SniiiU    Oeoi^raphy, 

Sullivan's  Graintnar. 

ALSO, —  Lennie's  Grammar,   Murrrav's,    Carpenter,   and   Mavor't 
Spellinf,'s,  Grey's  Arithmetic,  Tutor's  Assistant,  &o. 

S.  &  W.  MaeKinlay,  Sale  Agents  for  MORRISON'S  PILLS. 


n.  e.  LAURILLIARD, 

TA^ILOR, 


No.   19   HoLLis  '  Street. 


HALIFAX,N.  S. 


Sole  Ap©nt  in  Nova  Scotia  for  IT.  Clay's  New  York  Fashion  Plates. 
Orders  supplied  about  the  Ist  September,  and  1st  April, 


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ADVEKTISEMKM'S. 


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tup: 


,         Hegittertd  and  empowered  utider  tpecial  Act  of  Parliament. 


CAPITAL  £1,000,000   STERLING. 


HEAD  OFFICES. 
EDIXIUJHGII,  5  (iEOK.ii:  Stuekt.  • 
HALIFAX,  XOV^V  SCOTIA,  50  BKoroui)  Row 


BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS! 
Tho  Hoy.  M.  B   ALMON.  B:iii!vcr. 
Tlie  Hox.  WM.  A.  BLACK,  Banker. 
LKWIS  BLISS,  Es.]. 
CIIARLKS  TVVIXING,  Es(i.,  IJarristor. 
JOHX   BAYLEV  IJLAXD,  Ks-i. 
Tho  Hu.v.  ALEX.  KEITH,  Mcrcliant. 

MEDICAL  ADVISERS. 
DANIEL  McXEIL  PAllKEU,  M.I)  :   LEVriS  JOHXSTOX,  M.l), 

SECRETARY. 
MATTHEW  H.  lUCHEY, 

.A.aE3SrCIES    IlsT    KTOV-A.  SCOTI-A.. 
Amiieust  ....  I{ol)t.  li.  Dickey.      '  Luxenijikg  ....  II.  S.  Jost, 


Annai'OMh.  .  .ames  (iniy. 

IiKlDGE'r<.)\VX  .  TlKJlUUi.  SpUlT. 

>  J.  LoTiLTWortli.  I  .  / 

TOWN,  I'. E.I  )  '^  I  r.  E.J.  ) 

DiGKY R.  S.FitzRuiidolph.  J  Sydney,  C.  B,.  .C.  E,  Lcoimnl. 

Trlko A.  G.  Archiliald. 


ri(."TC>i: J.  Criclitoi'. 

Pl<;\v\sii K.  I>.  Clmmlk'r. 

Sr.El.EANOUS,     I    rr 


Thomas  Hunt. 


GeOHGET  N,     Kir     u        1 

'  >  W.  Saiulcrson. 

v.  E.  I,  ) 


Kentville., 

LlVEUI'OOL. 


T.  W.  Hdrris. 
.J.  Ed;fiir. 


WlM).«iOU  . . 

Yak MO LIU, 


. .  ..loscph  Allison. 
...  II.  A.  Gniutliaiu. 


Rates  MonESATE.     No  expense  whatever  incurred  In  effecting  A ssurancpb. 

Assured  can  i)a68  botween  America  and  Europe  at  any  timo,  williuul  gpecLil 
license,  or  ii!iynient  of  additional  Premium. 

Wlioie  world  licenHCR  granted  at  Bli^ilitly  increased  ratenf  Premium. 
I       Policies  ■with  PaoriTH  purclinsed  at  any  time  after  payment  of  oiic  year'*  Pre- 
mium, and  Policien  without  Profits  for  the  whole  term  of  life,  after  throf  years' 
Premiums  have  i)eeu  paid. 

AoE  AND  Intriucst  admitted  OH  the  Company's  Policic*  Ih  all  caRcs  wliero  proof 
is  given  Batinfactory  to  the  Directors. 

Thirty  days  or  grace  allowed  for  payment  of  Premiums,  and  in  tho  event  of 
deatli  talting  place  during  tlie  currency  of  tliese  days  l>ef<ire  payiu'-nt  of  tlic  I'lr- 
mium,  tlio  rislt  binding  on  tho  Company,  if  payment  bo  niado  before  t'.o  days  of 
grace  expire. 

Claims  promptly  adjusted  without  trouble  to  the  assured. 

Every  lulbrmation  cheerfully  allbVdcd  at  any  of  the  aliove  Agencies,  or  by 

MATTHEW  H.  RICHEY, 

OkNKBAL   AukNT. 

■mriirTLiiWT""!.  i  t^t'"  i    ^T^■~l7~T'i^^7:i      ttTiT;;      rii"~'"i'"'7i  '  i  " 


X.),  60  GEOI^ 


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ADVERTISKMKNT.S. 


139 


WIIOLKSALE  AND    RETAIL 


BOOK  mn  etATtONERV  DEPOT, 

Xo.  60  GEORGE  STREET,   NEAR  THE  MARKET  SQUARE. 

JAMES    GOSSIP, 

■  7-KEPS  constantly  on  hand  a  very  fronoral  assortment  of  Books  j 
\_  niid  Stationery,  comprising  all  the  School  Books  in  j^eneral  nse  in  i 
t  „.  Province,  iiicliidinj;  the  Irish  National  Scries.  Misci:li-a\kol:s  i 
SrATioN'Ki:v  of  every  (lc-;cri})tion ;  Bf.ANK  Books  of  all  kinds; 
Hli;nks  of  every  sort;*  CHARTS  AND  NAUTICAL  WORKS; 
I'iijHT  Ihni;.''!!!^!^  aii'i  BordoriniiS,  &r.,  ilc.  Clmn'li  Services,  Bibles  and  , 
rniver  Books  in  groat  varietv,  cvcrv  stvle  of  l)indin^. 

JAMES  GOSSIP,  GO  Gkouck  Stkket. 

11.  &  J.  AVETMORE, 

CASVER8,  G!10EBS  &  PRINTSELLERS, 

IVo.    SH   GRAIVVILI.E    STKI^irr, 

HALIFAX,    N.  S. 

■J  oOKINO  GLXPSE3,  Gilt  Window  Cornices,  Room  MouldinRs,  Gold  leaf,  IMoture  | 

Ijdliiss.  and  \rtistB' Mutorials  of  all  di'scrlptioiis.     Maps  and  t'lctiires  niovinted  ' 

;iii(l  ViunislK.-d.      Old  PainliiiKa    i  k-anud   and    Varnishod. .  Old    Frauiui    regilt.  : 

h...',;ii.^' (;l:is«  Plates  rc-8ilv»Mvd.  1 

>.h\[n'  billot  Heads  always  ou  hand.  | 


W.  J.   COLEMAN, 

131    Gianvillf^    Street. 

AVIIOLESALE  AND    BETAIL  DEALER  IN 

II^TB,  CA.P»S,  FURS, 

BUFFALO   ROBES,  AND  TRUNKS. 

AND    MANUFACTL'RER   OF    ALL    KINDS    OF 

CAPS,    AND    LADIES*    FURS. 

SUMMER  HATS  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPriON. 


N.  13. 

FUUS. 


The  highest  price  paid  for  all    kinds   of   Shipping 


"'TS; 


■-     "    ■'■{  ■■    ■       ,:  ' 


&I'  : 


'■'(■■   ,■*  ■ 


140 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


[1800. 


SAMUEL  STRONG, 


GENERAL   IMPORTER    OF 


BRITISH  AND  FOREIGN   MANUFACTURED 


HATS,   CAPS,   AMD   FORS. 


No.  3,  ACADIA  CORNER, 
HALIFAX,  N.  S. 


CLI^A^ERDOi^  &  CO. 

IMPOUTEUS    OP 

BHITISII  AMD  FOKEIOi\ 


TEA  TRAYS,  TOBACCO  PIPES, 
FILTERS,   MILK  PANS, 

ELKCTRO  PLATK   TABLE  CL'TLEUY, 
FORKS,  SPOONS,  &c. 


"STAFFORDSHIRE    HOUSE," 

OPPOSITE  H.  M.  ORDNANCE, 

HALIFAX,  N,  S. 


A  larfre  ai 

KXVEI.OPES,     ^ 
SlIALS,  &c.,  &c 


CORNER  O 


Persona  in  wi 
"•ill  find  it  to  till 
(■hasiiiy  elsewher 


ISlifl.] 


ADVEKTISEMRNTS. 


141 


CARDS, 

iasliionalilir 


CARDS, 


GEOEGE   S.   BOLTON, 

"ittOULD  rcspeotfiillv   intimate    tliat    nil    ordcrH    for  "WEDDING 
\V     CARDS,    ENVELOrES,    &c.,   will    receive    his    iinnicdiate 

iitteiitioii. 

A  l.irrre  and  choirc  assortment  of  London  Cahds,  "WEomNG 
Envei.oi'ES,  Silver  lM;itod  Doou  Plate*,  Notauial  and  other 
Seals,  &o.,  &c.,  engraved  in  the  most  fashionable  styles. 

GEO.   S.  BOLTON, 

No.  9,  GEOIiGE  STREET HALIFAX,  N.  S. 

Adjoining  Kknny's  Ghanite  Store. 

NEAT!    CHEAP!    PROMPT! 

HALIFAX  MARBLE  WORKS, 

CORNER  OF  BARRINCTON   A,   BLOWERS  STREETS, 

MONUMENTS,  GRAYE  STONES, 

TABLE  TOPS,  &c. 

Manufactured  of  tho  best  , 

Italian  an^  ^mcrirait  Harlilr, 

On  reasonable  terms,  with  neatness  and  despatch. 

Persons  in  want  of  GRAVE  STONES,  or  other  work  in  our  line, 
will  find  it  to  their  advantage  to  call  at  this  Establishment  before  pur- 
ihasiiij;  elsewhere. 

THOMAS  WESLEY  «t  CO. 


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142 


ADVKRTISKMKNTS. 


[WM. 


;!'       * 


THE   BOSTON    BEMEOV* 

REDDING'S    RUSSIA    SALYE, 

VEGETABLE    OINTMENT  : 

Is  perfectly  fri'C  from  any  mercurial  matter  or  injurious  particlfs,  ninl 
in  no  cuse  will  its  iij)pIication  tnterfiMX'  with  the  remedies  tluit  inav  h.- 
])reserihe<l  iiy  a  n'^rular  pliysieian.  The  Medieal  Faculty,  thniii-hmit 
the  Union,  arc  unanimous  in  its  praisje.  It  has  ho(!n  used  in  the  Niw. 
Enj^land  States  during:  the  past  thirty  years,  and  the  more  its  virtiiis  urc 
known  the  irreater  is  its  demand.  It  may  truly  ho  considered  an  imli,. 
])ensal)le  article  of  household  necessity, — Ix'iiiy;  used  alike  i)y  rich  and 
poor.  The  lenirth  of  time  it  lias  been  hefore  the  jtul)li(;  is  coiichisiM' 
])roof  that  it  is  no  "  catch-jjenny"  preparation,  put  fourth  to  have  a  ficti- 
tious popularity,  and  then  sink  to  rise  to  more. 

,     IlKDOiNd's  Russia  Salve  is  one  of  the  best  aud  surest  remedies  fur 
all  those  numerous  l)odiIy  atHictions,  as — 

BUKNS,    SCALDS,    FELONS,    FLESH  WOUNDS,    OLD    SOKES,  PILES,    CHAP- 
PED   HANDS,    CHILnLAINS,  ERYSIPELAS,  SORE    NIPPERS,    rUOST- 
BITTEN  PARTS,  SI'RAINS,  CORNS,  WENS,  CANCERS,  ULCEUS, 
WARTS,    STIES,    WHITEOWS,    FESTERS,    RUNIONS, 

RINdWoPiM,  SORE  LIPS,  SORE  EVES,  NETTLE 

RASH,      SALTUUEl.M,      MOSQUITO      ItlTES,      SPIDER 

STINOS,  FLEA  RITES,  SlIINCrLES,  CUTS,  ROILS,  IN(rROWIN(; 

NAILS,    EUUPTIONS,  PIMPLES,   FRECICLKS,  TAN,    SUN-RURN   IIMS- 

TERS,  AND    ALL    CUTANEOUS    DISEASES    AND    ERUPTIONS    GENBKAM.Y, 

Reddino's  Russia  Salve  is  prompt  in  action,  remov<'s  painat  oikv. 
and  rcrluce.s  the  most  an<xry-lookiii^  swellings  and  iuHammations,  as  if 
by  magic, — thus  atlbrdint;-  immediate  relief  aud  a  complete  cure.  Many 
persons  have  received  great  benelit  from  its  use  during  the  Summer,  n« 
it  will  remove  Frcrkles  and  Sunburn,  niid  produce  that  soft  appeamiioe 
of  the  skin  so  much  desired. 

This  Salve  is  ]»ut  up  in  metal  boxes,' three  sizes,  at  25  cents,  ."iO  cent", 
and  Si, — the  largest  size  contains  the  tpiantity  of  six  of  the  yinMllo-t 
boxes, — aud  is  warranted  to  retain  its  virtues  in  any  cliiuate.  liven 
wrapi)er  lias  a  picture  of  a  wounded  soldier,  with  an  army  sinironu 
stooping  over  him, — his  horse  standing  by;  and  the  signatiu'c  of  '•  linl 
diiifj  tj-  Co."  immediatelv  above. 

I^EHDIDIlSra-    cSc     CO., 

Proprietors. 

BARNES    ,^    PARK, 
WHOLESALE    AGENTS,    NEW-YORK. 

For  sale  in  Halifax  by 

GE(^.  K.  MORTON  &  CO., 
MORTON  &  COGSWELL, 
AVERV,  BROWN  &  CO., 
TIKJMAS  DURNEY, 
H.  A.  TAYLOR, 

And  all  the  respectable  dealers  throughout  the  Provinces. 


FHOM  Xo. 


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AT)Vi:r.TIPFMKNTS, 


148 


E  S.  McNEiL  &  Co. 

IMFORTERR   AMD  DEAI.EUS   IJf 

HATS,  CAPS,  FURS,  tiC. 

ALSO 

BRITISH  AND  AMERICAN 

BOOTS  ^ISTD    SHOES, 

Wholesale  and  Retail. 
OPPOSITE    ORDNANCE    GATE, 

FliOM  No.  1,  GRANVIHE  STREET,  <£  Xo.  I   ORDXAXCE  ROW. 

HALIFAX,  N.  S. 

Tr.AVEI.UNG  TRUNKS,  EAT  CASES,  CAllPl-T  BAGS.  OVER  SHOES,  Ac. 
Henry  S.  McNeil.  Edward  Smith. 


ROBT.  Cx.  TTXi^^^SER, 

(0{)po,site  AVcst  Front  Province  liiiilding,) 
Agent  for 


Manufactured  by  the  N.  B.  Oil  Company,  and 

Albertine  Lamps. 

Dealer  in  every  variety  of     •  y  ■ 

OILS, 

and  Manuftieturer  of 

PURE  MEDICINAL  COD  LIVER  OIL 

SALES  FOR  CASH  ONLY.     . 

HALIFTVX,  N.  S. 


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144 


ADTEKTISBMENTS. 


[1*00. 


CODMAN  &  SHURTLEFF, 

Importers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

DENTISTS'  MATERIALS, 

DRUGGISTS'  ARTICLES,  &c., 

13  Tremont  Street, 

BOSTON,    MASS., 

ANo,  Trusses  and  Supporters,  of  l)est'  patterns  and  style  :  Elastic 
Stockinj^s,  for  vuricoso  vein.-*;  Knee  Cups  ;  Elastic  Belts ;  Auricle*,  (a 
new  and  improved  apparatus  for  detifuess,  a  descriptive  (circular  of  win;; 
will  be  sent  per  mail  on  receipt  of  letter  postaj^je) ;  Galvanic  Battfrif;, 
with  and  without  acids ;  Skeletons,  articulated  and  disarticulated : 
Skulls  ;  Anatomical  Preparations ,  and  Maps.  Improved  Selt-Iujcctiuj 
Syringes,  of  every  dencription ;  Breast  Pumps,  &c.,  &c. 

N.  B. — An  illustrated  priced  cataloj^ue  furuisUed  on  application. 

BINNEY  &  CO. 

MAXUFACTURGKS    AND    DEALBBI    IV 

NEWS,    BOOK    AND    WRAPPING 
PAPER    BAGS, 

STRAW  AND   BINDER'S   BOARD. 
SHBlTUISifi  FAFEB  AXD  TWINE. 

NO.    34    KILBY    STREET, 

BOSTOPf,   MASS. 


nALWAx,  Nova 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


145 


I860.] 


NORTH  AMERICAN  AND  TRANS-ATLANTIC  EXPRESS. 


THE  SUBSCRIBER  having  upent  much  time  and  money  in  cstablishinp;  his 
NORTH  AMKRICAN  AND  TRANS-ATLANTIC  EXPKESi*,  begs  to  announce 
•Ml  hiH  arrangeuicnts  and  cunnoctions  arc  now  completed,  and  that  he  is  prepared 
V  ExpreBB  Parcels  and  Merchandize  of  every  descriptioa  to  ALL  PARIS  Oi  THE 
LNITEU  STATES,  EUROl'E,  and  the  EAST. 

EXPRESSES   ARE   MADE   UP 

DAILY— To  all  parts  of  Nova-Scotia  and  Prince  Edward  Island. 

<EMI  WEEKLY— To  the  United  States,  New  Brunbwiclc.  Newfoundland,  Canada, 

Soulli  America,  Mexico,  California  and  Oregon. 
SEMI-MONTHLY— To  England,  France,  Germany,  Italy,  Aden,  Mauritius.  Bombay 

Ceylon,  Madras,  Calcutta,  Hong  Kong,  Amoy,  Shani^bai,  Manilla  and  Melbourne. 

PRINCIPAL  OFFICES  AND  AGENTS.  ; 

Halifax,  Nova  Scotia.  34  Hollis  Street^       i  Boston, 


Windsor, 

41 

Truro, 

•« 

Fictou, 

<• 

Amliergt^ 

M 

Kenlville, 

II 

Dridgetown 

H 

Annapolis, 

II 

tL  Joiin,  N. 

B. 

St.  John's,  NHd. 

U  Washing 
Adams  Exp 

W.  H.  Pillow, 
162  Nassau  Street, 
102  Chestnut  Street, 
J.  A.  Chipman,  Liverpool,  G.  B.       Richard  Stavely, 

T.  W.  Harris,  4  Cooit  Street. 

A.  B.  Piper,  London,  130  Leaden  Hall  St. 

Lawrence  HalL  Havre,  Andrew  A  Krug, 

J.  D.  Turner,  9  RuedelaChausee. 

Thoms  McConnan.  \  Paris,  Antwerp,  Bremen,  dc  An. 
8t.  George's,  Bermuda,  Higgs  &  Highland. 


L.  A.  Barnaby, 
Grant's  Hotel, 

James  A.  Grant,  i  New  York, 
C.  T.  Irving,  Philadelphia, 

Liverpool,  G.  B. 


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ADVERTISKMNT8. 


[18t]o. 


TEETH. 

VANBUSKIRK  &  COGSWELL, 

DENTISTS, 

171    IIOLI^IS    STREET, 

Stone  Building  nearly  opposite  Nash's  Variety  Store' 

DH.  VanUUSKIRK  hiiviri'^Miow  ftssoci.'itvd  with  him  tia  a  paitnr- 
Mr.  A.  ('.  i'A  )( JSWKLL,  wlio  has  had  sevcrul  yoivrs  ]iracti(\;  in  l.u 
profrssion  in  Hosion,  tuul  is  thoroughly  convcrsmit  with  all  the  mw 
mode's  (»t'  manufartiiriiij; 

ARTIFICIAL    TEETH, 

set  on  a  hiu^c  of  (iold,  IMatiim,  Silvcn*,  or  Vulcaiii/cd  Itidia  Kul)bcr.  (,i.< 
may  he  n'i|uirc'd),  oitlu-r  in  hlt)cks,  siiigU'  j;um  tretli,  plain  todh,  (ir  tii' 
Atlilodc  |»ro('i'ss,  or  roiitiiiiu'd  fruiiis,  whicli  is  the  most  natural,  m 
ditlicult  of  detection.  Hnt  tlu-y  would  j>arlicul:irly  lall  atlfutioii  tut... 
mode  of  setting  teeth  on  a  base  of  Vuleani/,ed  Ruhher, 

A    NEW    DISCOVERY, 

the  ndvant'iges  of  wliieh  are,  a  greater  amount  of  suction,  lig]itnei',^,c;>! 
and  I'oinfort  in  wearing,  arising  from  tin;  niter  ah-eiice  of  metal,  wliiie 
from  the  rtexihility  of  the  agent  employed,  une(iual  pressure  upon  li.c 
gums  is  avoided  ;  it  is  permanent,  wholesome,  and  more  congi'iii;il  lo 
the  mouth  than  metal,  and  free  from  any  taste  or  smell,  a  truly  wmW 
ful  process,  calenlated,  we  believe,  to  supersede  metal  ultogotlier  inv<\m 
sets  of  teeth. 

PIVOT    TEETH, 

Set  on  stumps  with  compressed  wooden  pivot/;,  or  hollow  gold  pivot5. 1 
and  tube,  witli  n  spring;  they  can  be  removed  at  pleasure.  ' 

TEETH    PLUGGED, 

With  gold  or  white   cement,   as  circumstances    may  require — tlir  mwl 
difficult  part  of  the  profesaion,  which   few  Dentist,^  arc  eai'ahle  of 
perly  performing. 

TEETH    EXTRACTED, 

With  forceps  of  the  latest  and  best  description,  adapted  to  the  form 
each  tooth,  which,  in  cxf)erienced  hands,  gives  far  less  pain,  niiii  M 
danger  of  breaking  a  tootli,  than  with  the  old  fashioned  tunikiv  ij 
general  use. 

Dentistut  has  now  become  a  science  requiring  no  ordinnry  iihiliiifl 
it  rcDuircs   mechanical  ingenuity,  exi)criencc  and  tact,  that  Rw  i'(>?^i'* 
Dentists,  and  not  unusual  for  entire  strangers  ti7  set  up  as  ixpiriiwe 
and  yet  it  is  make  a  great  show,  who  have  had  little  or  no  iiL-imw 
whatever  in  this  profession. 


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ADVKUTIbKMENTS. 


140 


LAWSON'S 

NERVOUS  CUKATIVE  &  NERVE  TONIC, 


FOU 


NEURALGIA,  RHEUMATISM,   NERVOUS  HEADACHE, 
SPINAL  DISEASES,  LAME  BACK,  PLEURISY, 
TICDOLOREUX,   TOOTHACHE,   CHIL- 
BLAINS,     CHAFED     FEET, 
BURNS  &  SPRAINS. 


Lawson'h  Ni;uvoi;rt  Ci.iurivi;  and  Nkicvk  Tomc.  *  *  *  * 
—Mr.  Liiwson,  t!ic  proprietor,  Im.^  for  many  yeurs  been  u  resident  uinoiijr 
ih,  iiii'l  is  known  us  one  of  onr  most  promin«'nt  hn-iinoss  men.  His  refcr- 
ciu'Os  to  the  valne  of  his  Nervons  CiU'ative  arc  al.^^o  jtersons  well  linown 
to  us  a.s  eiti/.ens  of  stundinfj  and  integrity,  in  wliosc  Htatcments  implicit 
niiitlilfnee  may  Ito  plaecd,  and  tlieir  testimony  may  he  taken  a.s  concln- 
■;ivi' L'viiionce  of  the  estimation  in  whieh  Mr.  l^iawsoii's  remedy  is  ludd  at 
home.  Here  it  has  already  attained  that  position  that  retjuires  no  reeom- 
niomlation.  Hiivin};  stood  tiie  test  of  trial  here,  we  can  with  safety,  and 
(1(1,  iveommend  with  entire  conlidenet!  its  nse  elsewhere  l»y  all  who  may 
[jf  in  any  numner  nfHii-ted  with  any  form  of  nervous  disease,  us  the 
most  el'rtVaeious  remedy  of  which  we  have  any  knowledge. — JMircll  Ihultj 
Juurnal  and  Coureii,  June  17,  1859. 

KoYAi.  Mam,  Stkamshii-  '•  AitAiuA,  / 
East  Ito-^lon,  An-.  22,  !;<;')'.».       \ 

rKTKit  Lawson.  Es(|. — Dear  Sir  :  Tlie  hottle  of  your  "Nervons 
Cmativo  "  which  vou  so  kindlv  Bent  me,  has  fairlv  nut  me  on  mv  feet 
!>;;;uii,  fur  which  I  hej;  to  return  you  my  hest  thanks. 

I  Imd  for  some  days  been  sutrprin;j;  gii'atly  from  Ilheumatism  in  my 
kit  1.';,',  particularly  tlie  knee,  so  much  so  thai  1  could  not  move  without 
ib>ist.ime,  aiul  when  chanj;in;; my  position  had  tt)  have  the  lejj^  lificd  or 
set  down.  1  had  also  been  unable  to  get  any  sleep  fin*  several  nij^ht**, 
wk-n  on  Tuesday  last  you  ^av«'  me  the  bottle  of  your  Nervous  Curative  ; 
iiiiil  although  tiie  liinl)  was  so  >>oie  that  1  could  not  hear  any  j)ressure, 
Mill,  after  tlie  lirst  a]>plieation,  1  slejit  soundly,  and  the  next  mornin{i 
I'ljulil  bear  to  have  it  (my  le;;:)  well  rubbed. 

I  have  continiud  to  improve  since,  and  am  inijtpy  to  say,  now  able  to 
rc-uiuc  my  duties. 

Iain  determined  never  to  be  without  a  bottle  of  yf)nr  "Nervous  Cura- 
tivi;"  with  mo,  and  1  shall  take  care  to  keep  my  family  in  Enj^land  sup- 
|)iii'd  with  it  also,  that  they  may  enjoy  tis  benehts  as  well  us  myself. 
GEO.  A.  liE'VVlS,  Second  Olheer  Steamship  "Arabia." 


CERTIFICATES  HAVE  BEEN  RECEIVED  FROM 
Mr.  Leoiianl  Chase,  Milfoid,  N.  11. ;  Mr.  Loamnii  B.  Ward,  do. ;  Mr. 
A.iron  l\  Hujrhes,  Nashua,  N.  H. ;  Mr.  J.  IJ.  Eaton,  do. ;  Mr.  Robert 
Tliompson,  Milford,  N.  11.  ;  Mr.  Abel  Lovejoy.  do.  ;  Mr.  Jas.  Tear^on, 
do.;  Airs.  Jane  B.  Thompson,  do.;  Mr.  Solon  W.  Stevens,  Lowell, 
Mass. ;  Mr.  Isaac  N.  Goodhue,  do. ;»  Mr.,Loammi  Baldwin,  Wilton,  N. 
H.;  Mr.  Ahm)n  Wood,  Nashua,  N.  II. ;  Mr.  E.  Auy;u.stus  Story, 
Brij,'liton,  Mass.,  and  others. 


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DR.    WISTAR'S    BALSAM    OF    WILD    CHERRY. 

COUGHS    AND    COLDS. 

rriM(;hs.    f'oMj,    Coiijrlis.   •"'oU!?,   (;i>ii;;li8,   Culds,   (Vmi^xIih,   CdIiIi,   Cixt^'lid,  fnldi 
L'oiigliB,    I. olds,    (\iui,'h«,  (.'ultlu,   ("iiiUftiH.   f'oliU,  C'ouylis,   Coltla,   t'lnijjliB,  foil'- 

I'hlliiKio, 
riittilsio, 
,  Drutiohltit,   HofirHonou,   IlruncliitiB,   Iloarunn' k\ 

Biuiicltiliii,  U'jatitctu'KH,    liroiiuliilU,   IIuunttMiu^H, 
AHthitiJi, 
AHtlinio, 
Whooping  Conyh,   Croup,    Whooping  Oon^;)!,  ('roup, 
Whooping   Couyh,  Crmip,   Whooping  CoukIi,  Crouj), 
(.Miliiny. 
(^iiiiisy. 
roninmption,  Couk  impilon,  Consunii  tion,  CnnMimption,  Connnmption, 
('oiisniiipiion,  CoiiHuini  tion,  ('iiniiiiiii|>iiiin,  (Joiiktiniptinn,  Connuniptiun, 
and  iill  liko   diKOiigf-s,  dud  an   Dnrailiiig  antidote,  a  rt'iuly  relief,  uiid  a  buic  ar.u 
Hpot'dy  cuif,  in  thul  ^noui  and  iinivtrRully  upinovod  Uonxdy, 

WISTAR'S    BALSAM    OF    WILD    CHERRY. 

Fresh  and  reliable  Tetlimony. 

•' Wistar'h  Dat.rau  nv  Wii.k  Chkiiry.— Wp  call  llic  attention  of  onr  rcadr rs  toll.i 
advortin'nicnl  of  Wistiii'n  Jtalnani  of  Wild  Clicny,  Hnd  nssuro  tlicni  tlial  tin  vein 
llnd  no  IwUfT  remedy  for  ('oiij,'lin.  Cold*,  Asthma,  lironelilal  AH'ocaionH,  or  any  dii- 
t'uac  oftlio  tliront  or  lun>{s. 

"In  Aii^'Uht,  1858,  an  fhtiniublf  friond  of  oiirs  rclnrned  from  tlui  country  niiKh 
cmaciiit*  il,  and  laboring  under  jv  severe  eouyli.  wliieli  liad  made  sneli  rajld  inroii.)! 
upon  \\\x  coiiotitution,  llial  \\v  fell  BomctiiinL;  ir.nHt  be  don(t  at  om-e,  or  tin-  \vo<  ij 
become  a  victim  of  eunsnm|ilioii.  Miiviti;,'  liiiown  tlio  lienofleial  results  whiit, 
have  oeeurrc'il  I'loin  the  u«e  of  \Siiitur>  HalHuin,  \vp  niiulo  pureliaso  of  porn'fr 
lier,  and  we  are  liappy  to  «ay  that  luTuie  hIic  liiid  tai«'n  llio  eont'-iit*  of  one  |.i,t;„ 
her  cough  liad  entirt-ly  li.-ll  lier,  and  blie  ie  now  in  tlio  enjoyment  of  txcdlri.i 
hoiltli."— 0/»iv  Hranch,  June.  li,V/j,  1»:,9. 

All  who  siitfer  f^om  any  disease  of  the  Throat,  T.unffH.  or  Cliest,  pati  obtain  like 
rcliofby  UBiny -4  Ct'i^if  i'O^    WIIOOI'IXO  COUGH  it   VliOl'P. 

St.  Hvacinthr.  Canatia  Eaut,  Au;;.  21,  WA 
Mkrsrb.  Fr.TH  W.  Fowiii  &  Co.  (Jnillrmni: — Several  tnonilis  wine.'  a  lilt'* 
daughter  of  mine,  ton  years  of  age.  wan  taken  with  Whooping  Cuugli  in  a  virya^: 
giavated  form,  and  nothing  we  coi  Id  do  foi  hei  e<  eiied  in  any  way  to  m1;(  »»•  iiir 
huH'ering.  We  at  length  deeidi  d  to  try  a  bottle  of  your  1  r.  Mirtar's  lialtiam/ 
Wild  Cherry.  In  thrt-e  hours  alter  she  had  e'immenc<d  luiing  it  she  wrn  ^T'lit!) 
relieved,  and  in  less  than  throe  days  was  entirely  cured,  and  is  ni>w  well,  |  liavf 
since  rei!omniende<l  tho  DaUani  to  many  of  my  neighbors,  who  have  u»e(l  it.  aiui 
In  no  caH(!  havj-  I  known  it  to  fail  of  ellecting  a  speedy  cure. 

You  are  at  liberty  to  malu'  any  use  of  the  abovr  you  think  proj cr.  If  it  Mull 
induce  any  body  to  use  your  Ualoaio  I  ehull  be  glad,  for  I  have  great  eonliijiiiu  i;. 
il.  Youra,  1>.  fllllTTH 

Projirietor  Courier  tk  Ht.  Jli/acinlhe. 

CoNHUMrioN  CAN  BR  Crnitn. — f*ir  JamcR  Clarke,  I'hyniei.an  to  Queen  Victoria,  and 
one  of  the  most  learned  and  Bkillful  men  of  the  age.  In  hi,s  Treatise  on  Coiisuni,- 
tion,  hays  : — "That  I'ulmonary  ConHuniption  admilH  of  a  cure,  Ik  no  longrr  a  mat- 
ter of  doubt;  il  luis  been  clearly  domoublratcd  by  the  researtlies  of  l.aeiint'c  and 
other  modern  Paihologiiitb." 

The  mere  fact  that  huch  a  diRoaHC  is  ever  cnratilo,  nttejited  by  such  nnimpwrh 
able  autliory,  should  inhpiro  li(jpe,  and  reanimate  fallen  courage  in  tholicarif 
every  suMttrer  from  this  disejiae.  Tlie  r-  niedy  which  wo  olVer  has  curet'  thniijaiKl- 
W'lstai'8  Balsam  of  Wild  Cherry  not  only  emanates  from  a  regular  phygician,  ki 
has  bocn  well  tented  in  all  tho  complaints  for  which  it  is  recommended. 

;^^  Bkwarb  or  CoiiNTERrgiTS !— Tho  only  Qenuino  is  prepare<l  by  S.  W. 
FowLK  4  Co.,  Boston,  whose  printed  na/ne,  as  well  as  the  written  slgniluro  of  I 
Butts,  on  the  outuido  wrapper.  Sold  by  Druggists  and  healers  in  Mediciin's  c'n- 
erally.    Agonta— Mortoa  <t  Cogswell,  U.  K.  Morton,  tirowu  Brothers  A  Co.,  Uali£a 


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ADVKUTfSRMKNTS. 


151 


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Tount'^lison  ladies^ "academy, 

SAGKVtLLE,  NEW  BRUNSWICK. 


Itcv.  JOHN  ALLISON,  A.  B..  rRiNOiPAL. 

llfH.  M.  LOUISA  ALLISON,  A.  B.,  I'uECErTUESS. 


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N  tlii.<  ])oi»ular  ftnd  numerously  attended  Academy  there  are 
Di'piirtmcutb  : 

FIRST. 


tlirco 


THE  LITERARY,  SCIENTIFIC  MATHEMATICAL,  AND  CLASSICAL 

In  this  dopnrtmont  thren  efficient  Tenrhors  arc  associated  with  the 
I'riiicipJil  ami  l'ivcei»tress,  who  are  constantly  eiifjatred  with  their  pupils. 
Ttio  liitost  and  best  Text  Hooks  on  the  Sciences  arc  furnished  in  the 
Sfliool,  and  the  most  approved  methods  adopted  in  teachinj;  the  Ancient 
and  Modern  Lanj^uajres.  The  constant  aim  of  tho  teachers  is  to  make 
ihurough  and  independent  students. 

SECOND. 

THE  DEPARTMENT  OF  FINE  ARTS. 

Under  the  direction  of  two  Ladies,  whose  whole  attention  in  directed 
to  the  pupils  in  the  various  l»raru'hes  of  Drawiufj,  Painting,  &■<*•  This 
Depiirtiucnt  is  thoroujjhly  provided  with  materials  imported  direct  from 
London,  and  a  large  uumher  of  the  best  copies  have  been  procured  at 
great  o.xjiense. 

THIRD. 

MUSICAL. 

Two  Superior  Teachers  have  been  selected  to  conduct  this  Dei)art- 
Iment,  viz:  IVofessor  AOT UK,  who  received  his  Musical  Education  in 
Berlin,  and  Miss  MAUD  A.  CUONYN,  from  St.  Mary's  Hall,  New 
Jersey.  These  teachers  combine  with  brilliant  execution  on  the  Piano 
and  Or;r;in,  superior  vocal  i)Owers.  Tho  department  is  thorousj;hly  or- 
';:mized,  with  re;;ular  hours  for  practice  on  Chickcring's,  and  Brown  <fc 
.Vllcn's  best  School  Pianos. 

Tlie  greatest  possible  attention  given  to  the  health  and  morals  of  the 

pupils. 

Expenses  from  £.30  to  £50,  per  annum,  according  to  tho  studies  pur- 
sued, and  nuiterials  obtained. 

Mount  Allison,  Sackville,  N.  B.,  Oct.  24thi  1859. 


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[18G0, 


Foil  purify-in^''  the  Blood,  rcmovin;^  disorders  of  the  Skin,  Stomach, 
and  Bowels,  Biliousness,  Liver  Complaint,  Debility,  Hoiuliicliil 
Nervousness,  Lowness  of  Sj)iiitfl,  Palj)itation  of  the  Heart,  Loss  of 
Appetite,  Dysi'EI'SIA,  Buruinj^  Sensations  iu  the  Tit  of  the  Stuinmli, 
Oppr  ssion  after  Eatin<;,  &c. 

The  Stomaeh  ia  the  prand  storehouse  of  supplies  for  tlie  whole 
liuinan  system.  From  it  the  icod,  carefully  digested,  ;j;oes  to  form 
Blood,  and  tliis.  hy  means  of  tae  minutely  ramify inj^  Mood-vessels,!- 
carried  to  the  bones,  the  muscles,  the  nerves,  and  the  Hesh,  siijiplyiii'.- 
eaeh  with  material  peculiarly  litted  to  build  up  the  waste  eoutimiulh 
caused  by  action — i)hysieal  or  mental. 

What  the  fountain  is  to  the  ctream  proceedmg  from  it,  that  is  ihc 
stomach  to  the  body.  If  tlie  fountain  be  mudiiy  the  whole  stream  will 
be  polluted;  if  the  stomach  be  out  of  order,  the  blood  will  be  vitiatiil, 
and  the  whole  system  will  p.artakc  of  the  evil  results.  How  nwlfiil, 
then,  to  preserve  this  or^^au,  thus  intimately  connected  with  every  othtr, 
in  ^ood  working  order. 

But  in  a  stafc  of  Society  like  the  present,  this  is  almost  impossible, 
"Fretting  and  Stutiin;;,"  as  Abernethy  has  said,  have  betn  the  cliiii 
hindrances  to  this  desirable  st  e  of  things.  Hence  the  freciuency  of  the 
complaint,  "  My  stomadi  is  ..,jt  just  right."  Mourners  go  about  tlu 
streets,  standing  at  the  corners  thereof,  and  their  cry  is,  "  My  slomacli I 
Oh  !  My  stoniHch  !  " 

Where  there  is  distress  of  this  kind  it  is  natural  to  seek  for  a  cure,  miil 
tlie  demand  thus  created  has  produced  a  supply  of  Medical  agents  in- 
tended to  alleviate  the.-^e  distressing  symptoms,  and  to  elfect  penii.iiiem 
cures.  Among  these  agents  tlie  Bitters  above  named  have  taken  tluir 
place.  These  have  been  in  use  for  several  years,  recommending  them- 
selves by  being  in  reality  what  they  purjwrt  to  be — a  medicine  reniovin:,' 
all  morbid  secretions,  purifying  the  blood,  and  giving  tone  to  the  {\h:n- 
ivc  organs,  while  it  is  at  the  same  time  gi.itefiil  to  the  most  delicito 
stomach,  and  remarkable  fot  iu«*  strengthening  &  invigorating  [jrojiertiov 

Sokl  in  Bottles  at  2.s.  6d.,  at  the  London  Drug  Store,  Hollis  Stioit, 
Halifax,  N.  S.,  by  L ANGLE Y  &  JOHNSON. 


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G.  E.  MORTON  &  CO. 

HALIFAX,  NOVA-SCOTIA. 

E©Ty%  -33L.ISEID,    le-fta-  HEtrO-VA-TBJD,  1864. 

DEALERS  IK  PATENT  MEDICINES,  PERFUMERY,  PERIODICALS  AND  BOOKS. 

Agents  for  the  "  Illustrated  News  of  the  World,"  the  "  EuropiMn  | 
Times,"  andallthc  principal  J^ondon  Newspapers. 

Q:^  Pi'  prietary  Iieme<iies  supplied,  and  Trovincial  Agencies  estab- 1 
lishod  for  their  Sale. 


mH  NO.  148 


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ALMANACK. 


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r'ROM  NO.  148  6RAHVILLE  STREET,  TO  40  BARRINGTON  STREET,  OPPOSITE  TH6  PARADE. 

K.    M' MURRAY    &    Co. 

,    .      ...       (Late  E.  BILLING  JuMiu  A  CO.) 

GENERAL  IMPORTERS  OF  BRITISH  AND  FOREIGN  MERCHANDISE, 

.       WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 

nAVK  received,  and  now  oflbr,  an  entirely  Fresli  Stork  of  STAI'Li^ ' 
nnd  FANCY  DRY  GOODS,  iumniuting  in  all  to  195  TackiigiiS,  j 
coiisistinj,'  in  part  of :  ; 

CASES  Stiff  Goods — In  frroiit  variety,  inclnding  several  Job  Lots, 
at  remarkably  low  prices. 

DuEs.s  (iooDS. — New  Flouneod  and  Double  Skirt  Robes ; 
Fancy  Dresses — a  .spk-ndid  assortment. 

Mantles  and  Sn\wi.s. — The  larj^est  and  cheapest  Stock 
ever  exhibited  in  the  City. 

MiLLiNEKY  Goods. — Embraoinjj;  every  novelty  in  "Bonnets, 
Felt  Hilts,  Caps,  Flowers,  tStc. 

Silk  Goods. — A  lar<,'e  display  in  Diicape  and  Glace  Silks,  ' 
Velvets,  Satins,  Ribbons,  ie.  j 

FuRNifniNo  Goods. — .3-4  G-4  Damasks  and  Moroeus, 
Table  Linens,  Towellings,  &c.  I 

Men's  Cloth ixg. — Pilot,  Beaver,  Reversible  and  Seal  Over 
Coats,  Cloth,  Tweed,  and  Doeskin  Coats,  Reelinf^ 
Jackets,  Pants  and  Vests  of  all  materials,  Slurts,  Ties, 
Hatidkerchiefs,  Braces,  &c. 

CASES  Woolen  Goods. — A  very  large  and  dicaj)  Stock,  in  Plain 
g(,  and  Fancy  West  of  En;4land  Doeskins,  Vestin^s,  Mel- 

BALES'  ^0"*^'   I'ib^ts,  Beavers,  Witni-ys,  Fur  C'loths,  Flannels, 

Serj^es,  Kerseys,  BhiTikets,  &c. 

CASES  HosiKUY  &  Glovks, — Suitable  for  the  season. 

"         HAnEUDASiiEUY. — A  fulI  assortment  of  Small  Wares,  Trim- 
mings, &c. 

BALES  Cotton  Goons. — Grey,  White,  and  Striped  Sliirtings  of 
good  value,  at  low  prii-es ;  Superior  (]uality  of  Cotton 
Warp ;  togetlicr  with  a  full  assortment  of  American 
Manufactured  DRY  GOODS. 

CASES  ^''lkr. — Boas  and  Cuffs  in  Fitch,  Squirrel,  Musquash,  Mar-; 
tin,  Sable,  &c. 

As  our  ^tock  has  been  personally  Relected  for  CASH  from  the  very 
Host  Manufacturing  Houses  in  liritain,  we  can  confidently  recommend  it 
as  the  best  and  cheapest  ever  offered  in  this  City,  and  solicit  from  all 
li  personal  inspection. 

HALIFAX,  N.  S.,  Nor.  1,  1859.  R.  McMURRAY  &  Co. 


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MRS.    WINSLOW, 


;  An  cxpcricncoil  Nurse  and  Female  Physician,  presents  to  the  attention 
j  of  mothers,  her 

SOOTHING    SYRUP, 

FOR    CHILDREN    TEETHING, 

t^hlch  greatly  facilitates  the  process  of  teething,  by  softening  the  gums,  retlucing 
all  Inflammation — will  allay  all  fain  and  spasmodic  action,  and  is 

SURE  TO  REGULATE  THE  BOWELS, 

Depend  upon  it,  mothers,  it  will  give  rest  to  yourselves,  and 

RELIEF  AND   HEALTH   TO  YOUR   INFANTS. 

We  have  put  up  and  sold  this  article  for  over  ten  years,  and  cax  say,  in  cos- 
7IDENCE  AND  TuuTH  of  it,  whal  WO  havc  never  been  aule  to  say  of  any  other 


medicine— NEVKR  HAS 
GLE  INSTANCE,  TO 
timely  used.  Never  did 
disaatisfiiclion  by  any 
tho  contrary,  all  are  de- 
tion,  and  sjieak  in  terms 
tion  of  its  magical 
tues.    We  Bpeak  in  this 


MRS. 

WINSLOW'S 

SOOTHINa 

SYRUP 


IT  FAILED,  IN  A  SIN 
EFFECT  A  CURE,  when 
wo  know  an  inalance  of 
one  who  used  it.  On 
lighted  with  its  opera- 
of  highest  coninieiuls- 
etl'ects  and  medical  ir- 
matter    "what     we.    do 


know,"  iiftcr  tn  years  experience,  and  pledge  oun  keputation  Fon  the  n xra- 
MBNToy  WHAT  WK  HEBE  DECLARE.  In  almost  cvery  instance  where  the  infant  ii 
suHVriiig  from  pain  and  exhaustion,  relief  will  be  found  in  flftoeu  or  twenty 
minutes  after  the  syrup  is  adminlBfered. 

This  valuable  preparation  is  the  prescription  of  one  of  the  moat  EXPERIENCED 
and  SKILFUL  NUUSES  in  New  England,  and  has  beea  used  with  nevtr/ailing 
tuccets  in 

THOUSANDS    OF    CASES. 

It  not  only  relieves  tho  child  from  pain,  but  invigoi  ates  the  stomach  and  hsni !• 
orrects  acidity,  and  gives  tone  and  energy  to  the  whoie  system.  It  will  almost 
instantly  relievo 

GRIPING  IN  THE  BOWELS,  AND  WIND  COLIC, 


and  overcome  convul- 
ily  r  e  m  e  d  i  e  d,  (;nd  in 

BEST  AND  BtTRI8T  RKMKDT 

cases  of  DYSENTERY, 
CUILDREN,  whether  it 
any  otlier  cause.        We 


sions,  which,  if  not  speed- ; 
death.  Wc;  belie ve'it  the  j 
JN  THE  WOULD,  in  all  i 
aid  DIAHRIKEA  L\' 
arses  from  tet-thiuK  cr 
would  say  to  cvtiv 
mother  who  has  a  child  suffering  from  any  of  the  foregoing  complaints— '/o  not  kt 


FOR 

CHILDREN 

TEETHING. 


your  prejudice,^,  nor  the.  prejudicfi  of  others,  stand  between  your  sutliMUig  child 
an  •  tiio  relief  that  will  be  8UUE,— yes.  ABSOLUIKLY  SURE— to  follow  the  uBe 
of  this  medicine  if  timely  uaotl.  Full  directions  for  using  will  aci'timpany  each 
bottle.  None  genuine  unless  the  fao-similie  of  CURTIS  &  PERKINS, 
New  York,  is  on  the  outside  wrapper. 

Sold  by  Druggists  throughout  the  world. 

Piincipal  Office,  No.  13  Cedar  Street.  New  York. 
PRICE  ONLY  25  GENTS  PER  BOHLE. 


I  1800.J 


luX^ 


TT  IS  COMPi 
i  fart,  a  Stan 
i»  now  resort 
riH'omniendod. 
It  has  ciiTM 
!i(i|.ifs  of  relict, 

Blimv. 
The  dose    m 

it,rjml  used  in  i 
1     Let  tlie  dii:t 

IS  VIGOR  AT  C 

',  lJy«?EPHI  A, 
DnnPiY,  Soi'B 
I.RRA  MoitBKH, 
WlfAKNR'iSES,   ai 

fine,   it  will  cii 
mnatea,   if  two 

All  who  use  ii 

MIX  WA  '  Kit 

both  logetlior. 

PI 


Ti'iJE  Vi;<ir/ 
An 

The    Familt) 
|i()pri(;tor  liaB 

Tho  roiititiuit) 
and  tho  Bnli(<f;irt' 
l«  place  llu'in  wii 

Thu  IrofcRgioM 
tionr,  of  the  liowc 

Tho  FAMILY 
Wshed  tact,  Ijeen 
tracts,  wiiich  act 
and  SAFE  in  all  c;i 
SlutuicJi,  Strtjiiur. 
miovrr  the  whoi 
fnd  in  a  long  con 
oivT  the.  lodii,    Ji 

of  the  JJlood,  aiK 
Dieution  in  this  a 

fiiB  Liver  I»v 
giits  generally,  m 

S.  T.  W.  i 


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ADVEliTIPEMENTS. 


155 


I 


NEVER    DEBILITATiES. 

T  IS  rOMrOTTXDED  ENTIUELY  FROM  OlMS,  and  lm»1)oo..ni.»  !\n  eataliHshcil 
fai-t,  II  Stuniliird  Medicine,  linown  aud  approved  l)y  all  tiial  havi*  used  it,  and 


sorted    to   with    oonttdoncc 


ill    all   ttie   diueuscB   for  wliich    it   ia 


latt  two  yoara  who  ha«l  };iv<'n   up  .ill 
licitcd  certiflcates    ia    iny    I'UiiauBsion 


i,  now  r<'H( 

r.H'iiintncnded.  ' 

It  baa  cured  thousands  within  the 

lin|if:s  of  rclicl,  as  the  numerous  uubo- 

The  doso  must  be  adapted  to  the  jgjtomperament  of  the  individual  tftlting 
it  Md  used  in  Buch  qnantitica  as  to  act  ^jjj  Rcntly  on  the  Bowels. 

"l.ia  lli<^  dict:;te8  of  your  judgmentQO  },'iiide  you  in  the  ubo  of  the  LIVER 
ISVlGOlt'ATOIi.    and    it    will    ouroi^- Livkb  Complaints,  iiii.i.'ors  Attacrh, 

liyHi-EFHIA,       t'lIUONIC       Dl  ARRHCKA,|g||i  SUMMKK     COHPLAINTS,      i  I  T  fl  K  N  T  E  11  T, 

DnopnY,    SouB     BxoMAcn,     Habitual  2S|('o8tiveni«9,   Chomc,   CiiOLKRA,    Cito- 

JFlatli.encb,  .Ta  UN  high,  Fkmalb 
icttsslnlly  as  an  Ordinnry  Family  Alnii- 
I  (as  thouHands  can  tosMfy,)  in  tvxnt>f 
Itakitn  at  counuoncumunt  cf  atUick. 


LBRA      MonBltH,       CHitl.UKA      InVANTU.M 

Wkaknr^beb,  and   may  bo    used    sik!- 

,  cne,  it  will  cure  SICK  1IKA1).\CHK, 

ninuta,  if  two  or  three  ajpoonfuU  are 


AH  who  use  it  are  giving  their  teEtl-"~'lmony  in  Its  favor. 

MIXWA'EUIN  THE  MOUTH    WITH    THE   INVIGOUATCR,    and   swallow 

both  toyc'ther. 

PRICE  ONE  DOLLAR  PER  BOTTLE. 

A  L  S  0 

FAMtlV    CATHARTIC    PILLS, 

COMPOUNDED    FROM 

VvAiE  Vi;<;r,TA(!i.B  KxritACTs   and  itt  ri-  i.v  (il.ASS  CASI^S, 
Aiic  Tn:nT,  am»  will  kkki*  iv  any  Cmmatk. 

The   Familij  Cniliartic    PILL   is    ;\'     ■  pcntlo  but  active  Catliartic  which   the 
|ri»pn(!tor  Iuib    used    in    >ii>i    praetici' CO  iiinit,' ilian  twenty  yours. 
The  couttiuit) y  incrciisinK    demand  ^mk  fioni  those  who  liavc  Ion;,'  uHcd  the  PiUs, 


Iho  Bnti»rai'tion  wliicli  all  oxpresa, 


iu  regard  to  their  utie,  has  induced  itio 
ent  Cathartics  act   on    difP^rent    r>or- 


am; 

to  place  llieni  witliin  the  reaeli  of  n'l, 

The  I'rofession  well  know  that  diU'or- 
tion:.  of  the  Ixiwcls. 

Th«  FAMILY  VATIIMiTIC  PILL^^\\m,  Ih  due  reference  to  this  W(<!1  e»ta- 
bisbed  tact,  been  conipmindi.'d  from  a  «^  variety  of  th.  purfst  Ve^jetablo  Ex- 
tricts,  wiiicb  act  alike  in  every  ii.«rt  of  |_  the  alimentary  canal,  and  aro  coop 
and  SAFE  in  all  eaneB  where  a  Catliartle^^  !i  needed,  Bueh  as  Dfravijnnfnti  of  the 
Stuv.acli,  Siffjiiiir/s,  I'niiis  in  the  Bark^^  ami  Lvin>,  I'oslivrnfss,  Jhin  atid  iV'-jc- 
nmvver  the  whole  bod)/,  from  BUflden*^  cold,  which  freijuenliy.  If  nrgleeted, 
fml  in  a  loii^' course  of  Fever,  Lofs  of^X  An^tite,  a  Crrqiivg  ,Stnration  v/  Cold 
oivr  the  body,  Jifi'(^i:ss7iess,  Ufadache,  L_ior  \Vei;{lit  in  the  Head,  all  hijtnmma- 
U/ry  Dinease-i.  W'dims  in  Children  cr  AdoltB,  Jiheumatism,  »  j,'nal  I'urijifr 
of  the  lilood,  and  niai  y  diKc.-'.bUB  toj^  which  llehli  is  heir,  too  numerous  to 
niLUtion  in  this  advcrtisLincMt.  |GD|    J)obk — 1  to  8. 

PRICE  3  DIMES. 

TnR  Liver  Invtoouatck  am)  Iamilt  Cathartic  Pills,  are  rotailod  by  Drug- 
gi»ls  generally,  aud  Bold  wnv.leHale  by  tho  Trade  in  all  largo  towns. 

S.   T.    W.    SAN  FORD,    M.    D.,     MANUrACTUBBR  <k    rBOJBXEXOa. 

335  BEOADWAY,  NEW  YOEK. 


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STARTLING,    BUT    TRUE. 

SURVIVE    OR    PERISH! 


Holloway's 

...AND.... 

OIN^TMENT. 

THE  history  of  t/use  great  remedies  is  tlie  most  wonderful  niodiral  revela- 
tion that  the  world  hus  ever  known.  It  u  not  a  liL^tory  written  U 
one  man,  or  even  deiivcd  from  tin;  exitcrience  of  one  nation,  hut  coiim-;- 
of  Ji  conij)ilation  of  testimonials  from  the.  siek  of  every  country — a  n- 
eord,  the  like  of  which  has  never  been  adtluecd  in  favor  of  any  discovm 
or  invention  since  time  bej^an. 

ovspEPsm  ^  Bilious  t3teoHOEn$. 

In  whatever  form  disease  attacks  the  liver  or  stomach,  it  is  repelled  and 
exterminated  by  this  seandiiii;;',  painless,  and  irresistible  curative. 

Let  the  siek  whom  the  faculty  have  abandoned,  resort  with  confideiir^ 
to  this  powerful  antibilioiis  a.u'ent,  and  a  restoration  to  health  aiul  a(•ti^i• 
ty  will  be  the  un  varying;  result. 

SCROFULA,  ERYSIPELAS,  AND  SALT  RHEUM;  BAD 
LEGS,  OLD  SORES  AND  ULCERS. 

Cases  of  inany  years  standin<jf  that  have  pertinaciously  refii'^ed  to 
yield  to  any  other  remedy  or  treatment,  have  invariably  suceumbeil  iii  i 
few  applications  of  this  powerful  nngucnt. 

*^*  Sold  at  the  manufactory  of  Profes.sor  IIoi.i.oway,  80  Mniden 
Lane,  New- York,  and  by  all  respectable  l)ruf,';j^ists  and  Dealers  m 
Medicine  throu;,diout  the  United  States  and  the  i-ivilized  world,  in  pou, 
at  2.')  cents,  6'J  cents,  and  Si  each. 

HP*  There  is  a  considerable  saving  by  takinjjj  the  larger  :izcs. 

N.  B. — Directions  for  the  guidance  of  patients  in  every  di«order  aiv 
affixed  to  each  pot. 


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[180(1. 

^K 

1860.                                 INDEX.                                      157  j 

1? 

1 

1 

Lj. 

iTsn 

I 

Astronomical  Bymbols,                             3 

FiClipsos,                                                    4  i 

f                         f  '                * 

^B 

;  Aiiiura  Buiuali**,  Caiuo  of                        3 

Ember  l)ay^                                              5 

,   ■■ 

^B 

AitorncyB  and  Barristcrt,                      (JO 

Executive  Council,                                  81 

>       > 

^H 

Alumni  of  King*  College,                       63 

EcclobiaFtical,                                            68 

^H 

Ac:iitia  Colloge,                                         61 

Klectriu  Telegraph  Company,                90 

^H 

Acidouiv,  Mount  Allison                        «4 

Feasts,  Fixed  and  Moveablo                     4 

^^H 

U  rton                                     64 

Financial  Secretary's  Olhce.                  34 

^B 

rictou                                      65 

Free  Church  Colipgo.                             64 

'        ^ 

^B 

:  African  l{!i|jtlBt  Aasociation.                   77 

Synod  of                            7 1 

^B 

Ki>i«C(t[)al  Methoditta,               77  ■ 

Freewill  B;iptitet  Minister^                    77 

^H 

A,:ulian  Iron  Coinpuny,                          01 

Firo  Department,                                  lOO 

^1  I 

Army.  OlHi-era  of                                    105  1 

Oovernmeut  Ofllcers  and  Offlce«,           34 

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■ 

Ayr's  I'UlB.                                             1C8  | 

Grammar  School,  Ualifax                      f.4 

'  '    • 

■ 

SaiHiiparilla,                              K*9 

Gaslight  Company,                                 91  ( 

■ 

.  Hoard  of  Wt.rlis.                                       34 

House  of  Assembly,                                  33 

i                            ' 

1  1 

■ 

Hevcnue,                                    ;i4 

Horton  Academy.                                      64 

B    1    M 

■ 

Kxam.  for  Modical  Llcenges,  .'.<'• 

Halifax  Grammar  School,                       C4 

1  1  Q 

■ 

Barristers  and  AtU'rutys,                       00 

National  School,                          64 

Bin 

■ 

KaiAisi  Ministc'iii,                                     75 

Ladies  Dlble  Association,          7b 

I  A  N 

■ 

Bilile  Soci'-'ty.                                            7T 

Yg.  Men's  Christian  Asso.,        78 

• 

■ 

Libli'  A;-sociation,  Latlies                       7S 

City  Mission,                              78 

■ 

■ 

ll'jildiiig  Society,                                      91 

Wesleyan  Benevolent  Soc.        78 

■ 

nai.ks,                                       ea 

and  Dartmouth  Steamboat 

; 

■ 

liost  Things,                                            lOO 

Comjjany,                          01, 97 

b. 

■ 

liiisinf«i  Inrcctory.                               110 

Library,                                         92 

■ 

L'tironol(Vical  Eras  and  Cycle*,               3 

Citv  Corporation,                       99 

,.  .     ,    ■ 

:  Calendar  I'agea,                                  6  to  29 

Health  Officers,                                    ^     9i*  \ 

•» 

lic.u  revola-    H 

!  Colonial  Government,                              ;U 

Hac'iiMey  Carriages,                            '  lul  j 

'  ,* 

wj-ittt-n  U    H 

'  Crown  Laud  OlH'-e,                                     .'{4 

Impokial  Government,                            3i)  i 

hut  <'OU.''i-!- 

■ 

;  Coinniisbiontir  of  Indian  Affairs,           35 
:  Commi8»;onciB  of  Scliools.                     65 

Inspector  of  Mines,                                 35 
Scliools,                              62 

iitry — a  ro- 

^B 

'                        for  8'ng.  Prov.  Notes,     S-j 

.Judges  and  Uogisirars  of  Piobatt?,        58 

V  (Jiscovoiy 

^B 

1                         for  Railways,                   35 

Justices  of  the  Peace,                              79 

■ 

St.  reU^r'8  Canal,            35 
1                          Reciprocity  Treaty,        3") 

Inland  Navigation  Company,                91 
Insurance  Companies,                            95 

DEBS. 

1 

!                         Ancient  Kuoordrt,             35 
1         .                Ilal'x.  Co.  Couitlls.,      35 
!                         to  cxauiinn  Pilots,      35  88 

Kings  College,                    ^            -.    62 
Legislative  Council,             ..♦..1    32 

Light  Houses,                                            .V) 

*                      ■-'.'' 

viifUod  aad 

^H 

1                          of  Normal  School,           62 

Lutheran  Church,                                   77 

^1 

1                          for  InmilvcMU  Debtore,    80 

German  do,,                           77 

uive. 

^1 

I                          to  LictMiEo  t'ilols,            83 

Mount  Allison  Academy,                         64 

\   COIli'lllcUCf 

'  ^H 

'  Citadel  Hill,  Signals  from                        S5 

Ministers  of  Church  of  Scotland,           70 

and  iifti^i- 

1 

i  Court  ol  Error.                                          57 

1              Marriago  and  Divorce,             57 

Vice  Admiralty,                        57 

I'rosbyterian  Church,          70 
Free  Church.                         71 
■\Vesleyan  Church,               73 

IM;  BAD 

H 

;  Coroners.                                                   59 

Baptist  Churches,               75 

H 

'  C«liogiate  Fchool,  Windsor,                   63 

Freewill  Baptists,                77 

'  H 

j  Oollogos,  Kings,                                        62 

Congregational  Church,     77 

■  refused  tc 
(.•uiubed  to  I 

^^1 

1                Acadia,                                     Gi 

Universalibt  Church,          77 

* 

j                Dalhousie,                   .            63 

Miomac  Missionary  Society,                   78 

' 

^1 

'                Fret!  Church,                           64 

M.igistrates,                                             7ft 

J  • 

'  H 

Rt.  Mary's,                               64 

Merchants'  Reading  Boom,                    91 

*■' 

,  80  Mrtidoi 

1  H 

Clergy  of  Church  of  England,               Li 

Mechanics'  Library,                               91 

Di-iUcrs  11 
>r'Ml,  hi  1)01" 

1    ^m 

i                  Roman  Catholic  (Jhuroh,       74 

Institute,                             94 

'  Colonial  Church  and  School  Society,    69 

Military,                                                 104 

T  '  ^B 

j  Congrpgatioual  Ministers,                      77 

Normal  and  Model  Schools.                  62 

H 

1  Comptrollers  Department.                    90 

Principal  of  62 

,  ^B 

I  CoMBuls,                                                     98 

Com'rs  of     62 

i/y^. 

H 

DalhouBlc  College,                                   63 

Nat'onal  School,  Halifax                        64 

diiurder  m 

e  H 

j  Diowean  Churcli  Society,                       6fl 
'  Deaf  and  Dumb  Institution,                  94 

Nova  Scotia  Biblo  Society,                     77 
Navy,                                                    •    121 

1 

Dispensary,  Halifax  Visiting                 94 

Provincial  Socret.kry's  Offlco,                 34 

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INDEX.                                                 [18 

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Provincial  HuBpit;il  for  the  Ins 

ano,      84     Societies,  St.  George's. 

CU] 

roiiitenliury, 

a" 

Uortictiltural. 

'l'^^ 

HH 

Post  Office,  GeiK-ral 

35 

Lltrrary  and  Scientific, 

'^* 

^H 

Post  Towni  aii'l  Way  03lco«, 

S» 

Charilai)lo  Irish, 

'M 

^H 

PuclftB  from  llalifiix, 

4G 

Highlar.l. 

'M 

^H 

e 

Prothonouriffl, 

09 

North  .'Jritiih, 

(-4 

^H 

PiLtfju  A(ra<k'niy, 

65 

African  AbuliiloD 

^ 

^H 

tiucen's  Printer. 

85 

llarnjuuic. 

'*\ 

Hp 

l{«ctiver  Ginenirn  Office, 

84 

Life,  Firo  A  Marine  Int ur- 

^H 

liet^istram  of  Deula, 

68 

ance. 

*', 

H  Wliojo^nln  J^C! 

Koyal  Acaiiian  HcLool, 

65 

Sviporvisors  of  Gruai  Uoada, 

'»- 

Itevemiti  Ofllcf  ^^ 

89 

8ta«<!  Coaches, 

lo.< 

^H 

PkOiulti  uiiil  iJiutiinccs, 

107 

Taritt' of  Duties, 

4< 

^H    ,j^ 

♦ 

gupoijiilendanl  of  Sable  Islaut 

I,             85 

Temperance  Hall  Company, 

y: 

H'    •H'  1 

1f(^1(Y 

Ki^nals  from  Citadel  Hill, 

65 

AsHociatiuna, 

i: 

Hi  .!!  1 

JiKU 

Supiemu  Court 

67 

T.uckmen's  Kegulaiions. 

l-: 

^1  v^' 

'^   \y 

5ittingBof 

60 

UuivcrsaliHt  Church, 

•  • 

Sessions  of  ihe  Peace,                            flO 
Burveyor  (Deputy)  of  Crown  Lands,    fiS) 

Wealeyan  Ministerd, 

Missionary  S<)c;ely, 

'  1 
<  J 

:4 

1     Mai 

afacturor 

Slirrills.  Clerks  of  the  Crown  &  Peace,  5(j 

Water  Com[tany, 

H  WairiNG  I'Ai'ii 

gt.  Mary's  Collcye, 

C4 

Wharves, 

U4 

^H| 

Synod  of  the  Kttab.  Ch.  of  Scotland,     70 

Yunni;  Men's  Christian  Aseociation, 

^H' 

Free  Church  of  N 

.  S.,        71 

Yacht  Club, 

&, 

IH, 

PllO 

Steamboat  Time  Table, 

07 

m 

M^  ia 

mm,  ^  m.. 

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How  nmfiy  persons  abuse  this  delicate  and  iK'autiful  ornunn  rit,  !.v 
burnin;x  it  witli  alcoholir  washes  and  plastering  it  witli  grease,  wlii.  ii  ij. 
no  atiinity  for  the  skin  and  is  not  al)>orl»C'<i.  Bnrtiett's  Cociainf,  a 
coniponnd  of  l'<K'oa-nut  Oil,  &C.,  is  unrivalled  as  a  die.isin;;  fm-  tin'  i.air 
— is  readily  absorlicd,  and  is  poenliarly  adapted  to  its  varif)u.s  ((unliuor.. 
preventing  it  from  fulling  oft",  and  {troni(>tiiig  its  healthy  gruwili. 

BURNETTS    COCOAINE. 

A  compound   of  Cocoa-nut   Oil,  &c.,  for  dresMing  tJiC   Hair.    }'. 
ciKcocy  and  agreealdeness  it  is  wifhout  an  ecpial. 
It  prevents  the  hair  from  falling  oft', 

it  prnmotcs  its  healthy  and  vigorous  growtli, 
jt  is  not  greasy  or  sticky, 

It  lea  VIS  no  disagreeable  odor. 

It  softens  the  hair  when  hard  and  dry. 
It  Koothcs  the  irritated  scalp  skin. 
It  artords  the  richest  lustre. 
It  remains  hjngest  in  etVect. 
*  It  costs  .')()  cents  for  a  h:ilf  pint  bottle. 

BURNETT'S    COCOAINE. 

Boston,  July  Iflth.  1?57. 

Musana.  J.  Burnett  &  Co.  I  cannot  n-fuse  to  state  the  siiliitur)-  "ti' 
in  my  own  aggravated  cu.se,  of  your  excellent  Hair  Oil — (Coeoaii:! 

For  many  months  my  liair  ha<l  been  falling  off,  until  1  was  feurhi  1 
lo-iing  it  entirely.     The  skin  upon  my  head  became  gradually  ni mv. 
more  inftamed,  so  that  I  could  not  touch  it  without  pain.     This  inii 
condition  1  attributed  to  tlie  use  of  various  advertised  hair  washos.w! 
1  have  since  been  told  contain  cam|)liene  spirit. 

I>y  the  advice  of  my  physician,  to  whom  you  ha<l  shown  your  |ip  ^ 
<»f  purifying  the  Oil,  I  commeuc*  a  its  n<Q  the  hut  week   in  .lime    1 
first  application  allayed  the  itching  and  irritation  ;  in  tliriH-  or  four/:. 
the  redness  and  tenderness  disappeared — the  hair  cetu^ed  to  fall.aiii 
have  now  a  thick  growth  of  hair.     I  trust  that  others,  similarly  alhi;i;i 
will  be  induced  to  try  the  same  remedy. 

Yours,  very  truly,  Sl^SAX  It.  rori'! 

BURNETT'S    COCOAINE. 

Which  is  so  common  now-a-days,  maybe  entiiviv  prevented  Iv. 
u.seof  BUKNIOTT'S  COCOAINK.     It  has   been  used  in  tlunHaii';i- 
cases  where  the  hair  was  coming  out  in  handfuls,  and  law  never  t'.ii 
to  arrest  its  decay,  and  to  promote  a  healthy  and   vigorous  grow.h. 
i.s,  at  the  sairie  time,  unrivalled  as  a  dr(!ssing  for  the  hair.    A  "i^^l 
application  will  render  it  soft  and  glossy  for  several  days. 

BURNETT'S    COCOAINE    ' 

A  single  application  renders  the  hair  (no  matter  how   Ftiflf  and  i'l 
eoft  and  glossy  for  several  days.     It  is  conceded  l>v  all   who  Imvc  ii 
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World. 

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