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Encre  de  couleur  (i.e.  autre  que  bleue  ou  noire) 


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conformity  avec  les  conditions  du  contrat  de 
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sion, and  ending  on  the  last  page  with  a  printed 
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originaux  sont  filmds  en  commenqant  par  la 
prerJ^re  page  qui  comporte  une  empreinte 
d'impression  ou  d'illustration  et  en  terminant  par 
la  dernidre  page  qui  comporte  une  telle 
empreinte. 


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shall  contain  the  symbol  -^^  (meaning  "CON- 
TINUi  D  "),  or  the  symbol  V  (meaning  "END"), 
whichever  applies. 


Un  des  symboles  suivants  apparaitra  sur  la 
dernidre  image  de  cheque  microfiche,  selon  le 
cas:  le  symbole  ^»>  signifie  "A  SUIVRE",  le 
symbole  V  signifie  "FIN  ". 


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Lorsque  le  document  est  trop  grand  pour  dtre 
reproduit  en  un  seul  cliche,  il  est  film6  i  partir 
de  Tangle  sup6rieur  gauche,  de  gauche  d  droite, 
et  de  haut  en  bas,  en  prenant  le  nombre 
d'images  n6cessaire.  Les  diagrammes  suivants 
illustrent  la  mdthode. 


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GENERAL    INTELLIGENCE, 
STATISTICAL  L\FORMATION,  &c. 


SAINT  JOHN,  N.  B. 
PRIMTED  xvNI)  rUDLlSIiEU  LY  ILVIiyi'S  AND  CCjirANY, 

AND    SOLD,     AVnoLESALK    AND     UJ.TA1L, 

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Nt.     3.IW.       8. 'M.       3.JW.       H.jM. I^.IM.       g.'M. tv  M.       a. 

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8.25 
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Nc'TK.— When  the  Sun  is  Slow,  Equation  to  be  added  to  apparent  time.    When 
the  Sun  is  Fast,  Equation  to  be  subtracted  from  apparent  time. 


ECLIPSES  FOR  1873 

I.  Moon.     A  Total  Kclipse,  May  12.    Invi.-^ible  (aliiinr^t)  in  Xe-v  Bruns- 
wick, .l.s  the  Mo'jn  .-ifts  ubout  the  time  of  b(  giiining  of  Kcli{).-c  al  St.  John. 

Enter?  l*o:uinibia,     Mny     12th,  4h.  3m.  inoming. 

do.    Uiiibra, 
ToliV!  a>ppct  hi'pins 
Mi'Mloof  Iviipso, 
T>>t;il  aspoft  tiid^, 
L.un'gerflVom  Uiiibrft,  " 


14 


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5h.  ()!ii, 
(il).  1  In). 
6h.  56m. 
7h.  4  Im. 
8h.  3r!ni. 
9h.  4 9 III. 


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Moan  Time 

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KCLirSRS — CYCLES  AND  ERAS,    ETC. 


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II.  Sun.  a  Piirtiftl  Eclipse,  May  2t\t\\.  This  Kdippe  is  visible  witliin 
the  fullow'ng  limits  :  Eclipse  begins  long.  26"  57  W.,  lut  2."^"  4'  N.,  at  2h. 
'Mhn.  A.  M.  ;  groatcstHSpect,  long.  It',*"  4H'  W.,  Int.  r>;i"  61'  N.,  at  .^li.  4'Un. 
A.  M. ;  fclipsc  ciuls,  long,  i;!!"  \'\'  E.,  lat..  fi-^'  T)?  N.,  al  Oh.  ourn.  a.  m., 
mean  tl'ne,  St.  John.     Invisihlc  in  New  Jlrunswick. 

III.  Moon,     a  total  Etlipjfe,  Nov.  4th. 
Kntors  P(Mnitnbra,      Kov.  4tli,    8h.  4lm.  a.  m.  " 


do.    Umbra, 

Total  Hspi'ct  h.'gin?, 

Middle  of  Eclipse, 

Total  Eclip-^o  ends, 

Eniergos  from  Umlira, 

do.           renum'oin, 

9!i.  4im.  A.  M. 
loh.  44m.  A.  M. 
nil.  27m.  A.  M.  }■ 

Ob.  I'lm.  p.  M. 

Ih.  !lm.  p.  M. 

2h.  10m.  p.  M. 


Saint  John 
Mean 
Time. 


Magnitude  of  the  Ejlipne  (moon's  diameiei*— ■!)  I'4i9. 

The  Moon  is  below  the  Horizon  of  St.  John  during  the  period  of  the 
phenomena. 

IV.  SrN.    A  Partial  Eclipse,  Nov.  19th,  20th.    Invisible  in  any  part  of 
'.'■  the  Dominion  of  Canada.     It  \a  only  needful  to  add  that  it  can  be  only 
'  viewed  in  the  South  Oircum-Polar  legions. 


Astronomical  Symbols. 


0  O  Sun. 
3  Mercury. 
5  Venus. 
O  Earth. 

@  if)  (©  •  ©  Moon 
,?   Mars. 
7  Cere?. 

peril,  pcrilwrion, 
.».  M.  mornliii;.    inf. 


$  Paliaa, 

0  Juno. 

f[  Vesta, 

i;  Jupiter. 

h  Saturn. 

lil  Uranus. 

1'  Neptune. 


i   Conjunction.        j  W.  West. 

n  Quadrature,         I"  Degrees. 

<?    Opposition.  I '  Minutes  (arc.) 

Q  Ascending  Xode  :  "  Seconds  (arc.) 

y  Descending  Node  h.  hours. 

N.  North.  S.  touth. '  m.  Minutes,  time. 

E.  East.  s.  Seconds,    time. 


ai)li.  n|>lu'li<>n.     ap.  apn^t-e.     por.  pcrifrt-c.     v.  m.  afrcriioon. 
Infirior.    huji.  siiprrior.   a.  aft.     iii.  morn.    »t.  »tu.  stationary. 


-:  i  0  T  Alios, 

ia  -j  !    8   Taurus, 

-J:  (  2  n  Gemini, 

2  I  .3  ©  Cancer, 

^.  <  4  ii  lico, 

■t  (  '->  ^^  Virgo, 


o" 
30 
(iO 

90 
12it 
150 


z 


i\  ^.  Libra,           -  -  IhO" 

7  lu  Scorpio,  -  -    •    210 

8  t   Sagittarius,-  ♦  240 

i    9  V3  Capricornus,  -         270 

-'  10  ^^y  A(iiii;rius,     -  -  300 

(  11   X  ri.sce:^,     -  -  330 


!  Cycles  and  Eras. 

i   Dominical  Lotler> E  ^  Era  of  Diocletian, 15S9 

,   Epaot, I  j      "       Ye/di-inl  1II.(  IN  r.-^ian)r243 

(ioMen   \uml)cr,. 121       "        Spuin  (of  the  C;;;;!;^),  ]  191 1 

So'ar  Cvcle Hi  Vear  of  Wei  id  ( llcbiev.).  5C,3:i-34 

.    Uoman'fndicfioii, ij  "  "  ('-y/Mifine,),  7381-82 

.hiliaii  PiM'iod t;:)Sti  !  Yoarcf  Koine,  A.l  .1  .  (>'an'o),2H2'.'. 

Oiivof  Jul.  Per.  Jii:i.  I.;l,  2,  lM.-,,liiO  i         "     <  il>iiii;iiiii.s  . 2f>i'. 

i.ra  of  N.iln-.n  issir li.'rju  .  Poiiili;  Veiiruroiyinpiad,.  . .  .    66.) 

j;      "       the  SeU-uciJac, 2 1  S5  j  A  uno  Ilogiia  (  Aloham'dunj J  28^1-90 


12 


MORNING    AND  EVENING  STARS. 


[1878. 


Anno  Mundi  r.(]84— Tlebicw— hcj-ina  Sept.  22d,  A.  D.  1873. 

N.  B. — Tlie  lirst  day  of  Moharnim  (the  montli  with  which  bcf^ins  the 
Moliamnu'dan  year),  A.  1!.  12iH»,  corro.-pondB  to  March  Ist,  A.  I).  187H: 
and  Kainazan,'tho  Month  of  Fasthig,  A.  11.  1289,  be^^an  Xov.  2d,  A.  D. 
1872  ;  but  Rama/an,  A.  H.  1290,  commences  Oct.  23d,  A.  D.  187H. 
381  Years  since  C^hunbus  discovered  Americii,  -  -Oct.  11,  1192. 
'         "      DeMonts  dif'cov.'d  St.  John  River,  N.  B.  .Tunc  24,  1  rt04. 

*  *'      New  Style  was  adopted  in  En,t;land,     -  Sept.  14,  17o2. 

*  *'      (Janada  was  won  liy  the  Kuf^lish  arms,  Sept.  18,  HoK. 

*  •'      rnitedKmpireLoyalistslandedinN.  13.  May    18,1783. 
'        *'      New  Brunswick  became  sep.  Province,  Auf?.  IB,  1784. 

*  •*      Formation  of  Dominion  of  Canada,        July     1,  1867.* 


268 

120 

113 

90 

89 

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Morning  and  Evening  Stars  1873. 

Mercury  ( 5 )  will  be  a  Morning  Star  until  15th  February;  an  Even- 
ing Star  from  20th  February  till  fith  April ;  a  Morning  Star  till  8th  June; 
an  Evening  Star  from  18th  June  till  12th  August;  a  Morning  Star  from 
16lh  August  till  21-it  September;  an  Evening  Star  from  25th  September 
till  close  of  November  ;  thence  Morning  Star. 

Venus  {^)  will  appear  as  an  Evening  Star  from  beginning  of  the 
year  till  May  Ist;  she  will  for  the  remainder  of  the  year  appear  as  a 
Morning  Star. 

Mars  (  $  )  will  be  a  Morning  Star  till  end  of  April;  an  Evening  Star 
thence. 

Jupiter  (2^)— a  Morning  Star  till  middle  of  February  ;  from  that  time 
an  Evening  Star  till  ist  September ;  for  the  residue  of  the  year  a  Morn- 
ing Star. 

Saturn  {^) — An  Evening  Star  till  10th  January;  a  Morning  Star 
thence  till  22J  July;  when  he  to  the  end  of  the  year  appears  an  Kven- 
ing  Star.  ^ 

Apogee  and  Perigee  of  the  Moon. 

Aporkk. — Jan.  loth,  9h.  30m.  p.  M. ;  Feb.  11th,  loh.  30m.  P.  M. ;  Mar. 
llth,  3h.  30ni.  a.  m.  ;  April  7th,  6h.  30m.  p.  m.  ;  May  6th,  Ih.  3um.  p.  m.  ; 
June  2d,  7h.  3nm.  S.  M. ;  30ih,  Ih.  3'»m.  a.  m.  ;  July  27th,  4h.  30m.  p.  m.  ; 
Aug.  24th,  Oh.  3i  m.  a.m.;  Sept.  20th,  8h.  .SOm.  a.  m.  ;  Oct.  17th,  llh. 
30m.  A.  M. ;   Nov.  14th,  4h.  3nm.  a.  m.  ;  Dec.  12th,  Ih.  30m.  a.  m. 

Perigee.— Jan.  28th,  9li.  t.Om.  p.  m.  ;  Feb.  26th,  9h.  3(tm  a.  m.  ;  Mar. 
26th,  6h.  30m.  p;  m.  ;  April  23d,  Mh.  30m.  P.  m.  ;  May  l9th,  7h.  3.'m. 
p.  M. ;  ,Iune  Htli,  9!i.  3  im.  a.  m.  :  July  12th,  oh.  30in.  a.  m.  ;  Aug. 
9th,  6h.  3iim.  a.  m.  ;  Sept.  (>tlt,  ;',!i.  oOm.  p.  m.  ;  Oct.  ,")th,  2li.  3um.  a.  m.  ; 
Nov.  2d,  Sh.  aOui.  A.  M  ;  -iPili,  lOli.  3()m.  p.  m.  ;  Dec.  24tli,  4h.  30in,  p.  M. 


T.h3  Season~St.  John  Mean  Time. 


Winter  Solstice, G)  '-n.  V:- 

Vernal  Equinox, G  on,  T 

Summer  Solstice,....  O  en.  d 

Autumnal  E(iuiiiox,  O  on.  a^.  -Autunui    " 

Winter  Solstice, ©  en.  vt)— Winter      " 


-Whiter  beg.  '72,  Dec.  21st,  7h.  29m.  a.  M-  ; 

-Spring  beg.  '73,  Mar.  20tli,  8h.  28m.  a.  m.  j 
June  2l!«r,  All.  Im.  A.  M.  ' 
Sept.  22d,  8li.  llin.  p.  M.  '\ 
Dec.  2 1  St,  Ih.    8m.  p.  m  ; 


s 


mnmer 


1873.] 


HOLIDAYS — LIGHT   HOUSKS. 


13 


Church  Calendar  for  1373. 


DATE. 


JIOLY  HAY. 


1 1  "WKD.  .Ian.  l:t  irciiincisioii. 
I  iVIi)>j.    "      ('M.|.i|.iiuiiy. 

.Sat.      "    '2.")!<  oiiviTsi.iii  St    Tanl. 
'  HiN.  F('l».    2  I'li.itlciiti  >n  li.  \'.  .Mary. 
:  Hun,     "      D  .-I  I'liiH^Tsima. 

SfN.     "    '2;<  ijiiitii|iiatr>'f^iiiij'.. 

Wici).    "     Ji)  AhIi  \\\-lni'.«ilay. 

Sat.    Miir.  1  ."^aiiit  DjiviiTH  l>!iy. 
j  tJTN.      *'       2'(^ia.iraji(-iiiiia. 
I  MuN.    "    17  •iaiiil  ralnck'H  Day. 
I  Tub.      *'   'iojAiiminciatidH  B.  V.  Mury, 
i  Fui.  Apl.  II  [Good  Friday. 
I  8uN.      "   liJlKASTKii  Day. 
;  WVA>.    "    23|St.  Oeorse. 

Thit.   May  1  St.  Philip  and  St.  James. 

8UK.     "    18:Uofiruti(»n  Sunday. 

Thu.     "    'iJ'i|.\aeen8iontlde. 

Sun.  June  iiWliitsuntido. 

Sun.     "      SJTrinity  Sunday. 


n.VTK. 


HOI  V  DAY. 


I  Wki>.  Jtm  II  Sf.  ]5arniil)ai«. 

Titr.     '•     IJ  i  iir|i(is  ("liri^ti. 
i  The      "    '.'4  Ni:iivi!v  St.  .Fnhti  Haptift. 
I  M-N.      "     "i'.iSt.  !'»•;. Taiid  St.  I'aul. 
i  J-'iti.  -liily'J.T  ."^1. -Luucs,  till' (iiful,  Ap. 
■  Sir.v.   ,\iij;'_'l  S-.  I5ai-ili  .liiiiU'V,-. 
]  Si,:n.  Si'j..  -21  St.  .MatlliL'w,  A|) 
i  MuN.    "    '21*  St.  Mioliarl,  .\rchatiKeI. 

S\T.   Ool.  l>St.  1-nkf,  Kvaiijiclisl. 

Tl'e.     '*    2-(  St.  Siinoti  and  St.  .lude.Ap. 

Fill.   Nov.  1  llallowinas. 

Sun.     "    23  vJ4tli  Sunday  aaer  Trinity. 

Sun.      "    ao  Advent  Sunday. 

Wkd.  Dt  c.  3  St.  Andrew,  Ap. 

Sun.     "    21  St.  Tliomas,  Ap. 

Tiiu.    "    25  Cin'.i3T.viAS. 

"    26  St.  Stepiien,  Proto-Martyr. 
"    27  St.  J(»hn,  Ap. 
"    28  Innocents. 


FBI. 

Sat. 

Sun. 


Emrkr  Days.— iiSpmif/— 5th,  7th,  blh    March;   Summer — 4th,  6th,  7th  June; 

Autumn— UU,  I'Jth,  20ili  Septeinher;    IFi/ite/'— 17tli,  19th,  20lh  December. 
Rogation  Days— ll>th,  2Utli,  21bt  May. 


Public  Holidays,  Anniversaries,  &c. 


New  Year's  Day, 
Ash  Wedneaday, 
Saint  l'atriek's"l);iy, 
Good  Friday, 
PiUsiier  Monday, 
Eajitor  Tuesday, 
Saint  George's  Day, 
Loyalist's  Day, 
Queen's  Birth  Day, 
Whit  Monday, 


January    1 

Feb.    2rt 

Marcli  17 

April  1 1 

"     14 

"     15 

"     23 

Mav  18 

"'   24 

June  2 


Queen's  Accession, 
Haint  John's  Day, 
Qu-.'on's  ruroiiation, 
Dominion  Day, 
"Michaelmas,  ■ 


June  20 
"     24 

*'     28 
July    1 

Sept.  29 


Prince  ol'  Wales  Birthday,  Nov.    9 
Saint  Andrew's  Day,  '*     30 

Christmas  Day,  Dec.  25 

Christmas  Holidays, 


t( 


26 
21 


MARINE  AND  FISHERIES  DEPARTMENT. 

Hon.  Peter  Mitchell,  Minister  of  Marine  and  Fisheries.     J.  H.  Harding, 

Agent  for  New  Brunswick,  of  Light  Hou-^es,  Marine  Hospitals,  Signal 
St,;itions,  Steam  Fog  Alarms,  Huoys  au'i  Beacons,  and  Fisheries.  J. 
Mitchell,  Inspector  of  Ligiit  Houses,  Marine  Hospital.-.  Signal  Stations, 
Steam  Fog  Alarms,  and  Buoys  and  Beacons,  for  New  Brunswick. 

fisheries'  department. 
W.  H.  Venning,  Inspector  for  Nova  Scotia  and  New  Brunswick. 


Cape  Sable  Se>il  Inland  Light — The  first  Light  in  approaching  the 
Bay  of  Fundy  is  on  the  Soutli  Poi^t  of  the  Seal  Island.     This  is  aplain 
White  Light,  elevited  about  eig'    ,  feet  above  high  water  mark,  and  may 
be  seen  on  approaching  the  Island  from  any  point  of  the  compass.     A  > 
very  dangerous  rock,    under  water,  but  upon  which  the  sea  always  ; 
breaks,  called  Blonde  Rock,  lies  about  3|  miles  S.  by  W.  by  compass  j 


14 


LIOIIT    IIOUSKS, 


[1873. 


from  tli<^  \A<iht  IIoiho.  H(»t\v<>t'ii  tliis  rork  and  tlio  Tshmtl,  tlicif  are 
eoino  (liiiif^ors — t!it>  ltkukI  is  r(»iky  tliroMirlHUit,,  and  lar^o  vosscls, 
thfrcrori',  oii'.'lit  no!  K^  Mltc'iutt  |>;i-  iii^'  lictwci'ii  ilicin. 

/'/•/('/•  Is/iiitf  f/'jli'.  In  !id'' iiicmi'j:  up  f'l"  I5a\,  tlic  n(  :;t  \,\):\\i  is 
siniatt'd  (iw  I'll";-  i.-lai  d.  iiNoni  Imlt  a  niili-  X.  K.  fVoni  tlic  N.  W.  i)oint 
th'.M'eof — a  i'!.i'  i  wliiN"  !i  ;'it. 

JHi;hii  (J ii'  J/irilil. — The  ni'Xf  liH\t  o-i  tlio  coast  of  Xova  '''cofia,  is 
plu'fd  on  till'  Wot  sido  of  Diuhy  (i'lt  iVo'u  I!rior  Island  Nortli  Ka:-t- 
wanl.  The  coast  is  vi.  i_v  hold,  i-nd  not  i:i'';iiti' 1  ;  the  lii^Iit  is  lh<'retoro 
(■iiirHy  intonliil  as  a  :'ni  Ic  into  D!!:l)y  !'.  -i:i — a  wiiito  li^ht. 

I  Iranv'i  Hovlc  Li<i,'i/. —  This  li^ht  is  intendL'd  to  warn  vcss(d>  of  tlioir 
npproacli  to  a  vory  danji^orous  ranp;o  of  shoals  and  ledjjos,  width  ex- 
tend from  the  Old  Troprictor  to  the  Seal  Islands,  of!'  Mndiias,  a  tlis- 
tance  of  ahont  twenty  milen.  It  is  a  li^lit  of  the  Fourth  order,  IIolo- 
photal  system — fixed  whl/e  lii;ht  45  sccond.J,  eclipse  6^,  flash  f>i,  celipso 
6J.     The  Lip^ht  llouao  is  painted  in  stripes,  vertical,  black  and  white. 

j  Bt^'rings  and  Dhtaiico  by  Compasn  from  the  Gannct  Rock  Light  Ilouae. 

I  This  Lip;ht  hears  from  the  Light  House  on  Urier  Island,  N.  N.  VV.  f  VV., 
I  22  miles. 

From  the  (iannct  Rock  to  the  Old  Proprietor,  E.  \  S.,  distance  7  miles. 

From    the  (Jannet  Rock   to    tiie  lilaek  liock,  oif  White    Head  Island, 
i  X.  E.  \  K.,  7  miles. 

From    the  (Jannet   Work  to  the  South  West  Head  of   (Irand  Manan, 
X\  X.  W.,  Ci.l  ndles. 

From   tlie  vlannet    lloek    to  the    Xorthernmost  of    the  Murr  Ledges, 
i  N.  W.  \  N.,  2, Smiles. 

i  To  the  Southernmost  of  ditto,  called  Saint  Mary's  Ledge,  W.  S.  W. 
!  2  miles. 

From  the  Gannet  Rock  to  Machias  Seal  Island,  W.  and  by  N.,  \  N"., 
12  nules. 

NoTR. — Between  the  Northernmost  and  Southernmost  of  the  Murr  Ledges, 
there  is  a  ranjro  of  daiiiieroui  rocks  and  sliouls,  many  of  them  always  above 
water,  and  which  extends  Westward  from  ttie  Light  Ifonse  al)()ut  four  miles  ;  from 
tliis  rai.fre,  farther  Westerly,  about  six  miles  from  the  (rannet  Ught,  lies  a  dan- 
jterous  breaker,  called  the  l!ii'i.  Tliis  iiriv  be  iivolib'd  by  keeping  tliree  re- 
markable licadliuids  near  the  t*.  \V.  end  of  Grand  Manan,  open. 

From  Brier  Island  Light  to  the  Old  Proprietor,  X.  and  by  W.    J  W., 

\!>\  miles. 
The  Blonde  Rock  from  the  Southernmost  point  of  the  Cape  Sable  Seal 

Islands  S.  and  by  W.,  LlJ-  miles  distant. 

MaehiaH  Seal  hJand  Lighf^. — There  are  two  fixed  white  lights  upon 
the  Machias  Seal  Islands,  one  elevated  about  forty  five  feet  above  high 
water;  the  other  a  new  tower,  erected  last  season,  fitted  with  a  3d  Diop- 
tric light,  stands  6'.»  feet  above  high  water  level,  and  visible  from  all 
points  of  approach  for  a  distance  of  2.5  miles  in  clear  weather  ;  and  bear 
from  each  other  E.  S.  E.  and  W.  X.  W.,  distant  al)out  170  feet,  by  which 
circumstance  of  two  Liglit  Houses  at  the  same  station,  they  will  be  im- 
mediately distinguished  from  all  other  lights  upon  the  coast  (British  or 


i 


I: 


I 


I 


1878.] 


UOHT  UOCSIS. 


15 


it 
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n 
it 
i. 


Ariif^rlcRii.)  Biitli  the  liiiildnigrt  arc  iminted  white.  The  lollowin^  n\\  the 
ijeaiMi;:ri  iVoin  ♦Iwiiii,  \W..: 

To  the  >Mi.'h.'rnii)o.''t  Murr  I.rdL'o  ^St.  MuryV)  E.  T.  K,  onstoily. 
"       (tuuiit't,  It'xk  I.iclit,  K.  hy  S.  J  S.,  i;;  luiios. 

t-i»uili«  rti  Head  oC  (li':\ii(l  Miiiiuii,  V,.  l)y  N.  i  X. 

NorlitMii  III  al  of  (Ii'mikI  Miimm,  N.  K.  ^  K. 

N.  E.  I'ork,  ilisfiiit  '2  inilfM,  N.  E.  !)v  N. 

I.ittio  Hivcr  lload.  N.  l)y  W. 

LiUliy  Ishiiul  \A<rhi  lleu^e  ( ^  mcrii'du),  X.  "W.  l)y  W. 

Vt'J>olf".  stamliiig  to  tlu'   !\'()!'th\var(!,  bt'twotTi  these   Lij^ht^  and  tlie 

GRiiiiet   llock,  .should  tack  or  haul  oil'   the  momtut  thoy  briug  thorte 

Lights  in  oik?,  aa  they  will  not  then  bo  more  than  three-fourths  ot  a  mile 

fVoiii  the  Muir  Led^^es,  if  more  than  five  miles  to  the  East  of  the  Li^^hts. 

[tt  It  recuiuineii(<u<l  llint  tlie  ^biiM*  Corupaases  should  be  well  coniptir«il  and 
adjusted  particuluily  iii  new  shipM,  before  thej  leaTe  Piirtrldge  I'sia  lul,  ah 
B«riou«  errors  have  frequetitiy  occurred  Trom  want  of  attention  on  thih  point; 
<,4nd  as  the  v.-iriation  in  the  Bay  of  Ftindy  is  seventeen  (leKrees  Westerly,  (or  1^  ' 
'I'juintM).  it  willlie  found  hy  the  latest  pnl)liBhed  Admiralty  Oiiarts,  that  the  cniirsu 
I'l  l"onj  l'jirtri<l(;e  Jslaiid  down  tlie  Uay,  South  Chaniiel,  between  the  Old  I'roprietor 
||ttod  N,  W.  Ltidi;e,  Is  S.  W.  >»'  S. ;  but  the  course  to  be  steered  must  depend  on 
;'  'he  direction  of  the  wind  on  leaving  Partridge  Island.] 

Ij  JJend  JJ'trbonr  fjjjht. — Next  in  order,  after  passini?  Grand  Maiuin 
"I'lid  the  |»laiu  while  Li,<;ht  (American),  on  West  Quoddy  l^oint,  is  l'''ad 
\\  hiihour  r,ii,'lit.  This  is  placed  on  the  Xorth  East  cjftroiidty  of  Ohiiipo- 
!J  H?llu,  and  i?  a  {^uide  to  vessels  entering  the  main  cli;inii«l  to  We.-io  isles, 
lo  ).v'.  lyli'iil.  ii:id  tije  inner  Bay  of  Pa-<samaquoddy  ;  it  enable.-  v  v-'els 
t«o  at  all  tAnes  to  (Miter  Head  Harbour — it  is  a  fixed  vikite  light.  The 
^ildiug  is  ])aihted  wliite,  with  a  red  cross  on  it. 

FoiiU  Lc  Fi'canx  Liifhtx. — Upon  this  projecting  head  lanri,  two  li'.^hts 
*Xi  placed,  one  above  the  other,  in  the  same  house,  and  distant  28  feet. 
%th  lights  can  be  seen  frota  every  point  of  the  compass,  they  where 
nay  be  useful — both  are  fixed,  and  lokite.  Tlie  Light  House  is  painted 
ed  and  white,  in  stripes  of  five  feet  broad  each,  horizontally. 

A  Steam  Fog  Alarm  has  been  placed  in  this  Station,  which  will  sound 
*  ice  in  each  minute. 

''^arlridrjc  Mmid  Light. — This  Light  at  the  entrance  of  the  Rivei-  and 
]  Hibour  of  Saint  .lohn,  ha\ing  been  established  upwards  of  lorry  years, 
Ij  I'f^oires  no  partieuhu'  notiee,  iurther  than  that  it  is  a  fixed  wkite  li^lit, 
ijADothat  tlui  Light  House  and  Keeper's  Du'el'ling  aro  p-^int!  led 
|1 .1'lfJ  white,  ill  vei'tieal  stripes.  Tiio  at  !a;u  Wlii^rle  ou  ihic  i-!  ri.l  is 
i^sovrled  ten  seeoada  in  every  raiiiuto  durin;!  i';.  f^y  o;-  thick  woiitber. 

I  \icon  Lu'ht — Within  Partridge  Island,  atid  upor.  a  Spit  or  liar, 
jiwhii  exten'Js  about  half  a  mile  S.  S.  E.  off  Saud  Point,  tmd  v  hich 
jl  diiC'^i^  two-(hiids  ebb,  standi'  the  Beacon  Tower.  Upon  this  Tjwei-  a 
j j 'Fourt/),.(]^ ,,  Dioptric  Light,  visible  ten  mile.-?,  is)  eatahlishod,  wlilch  is 
enmuay  nvef,;]  [q  tijc  cua&ting  trade  of  Saint  John,  and  to  ail  other 
vessels  .viiij.j  pilots  on  board,  as  it  enahlec-:  them  to  enter  ti.e  ]\arl>our 
1  ^^  '^1'  ^\^'s  fd'  tli.^  night.  A  Uxed  vcldtc  lignl.  The  \\o\xi^t  L,  wVaU  and 
I  «la^'^^"-: pes  vertically. 

Quaco.-t^  revolving  white  light  is  placed  on  a  small  rock  off  Quaeo 
Head,  shOi^g  t^igg  fyu  ^nd  twice  dark  in  a  minute.    This  light  can 


IR 


LtoHT  iiousm. 


[>8:a. 


The  Light 


1 


ho  s(H'n  fritin  any  (luariiM-  where  a  v»'Shc1  enn  approach. 
Ho'.'iu  I:.'  pi'intoU  '.vhiio  niiU  nul,  in  hoii/oiilul  .sttipfs. 

Ca^'P  .L'n/th/i  ill, lit.  —On  .lit'  I'oint  of  that  name,  in  Wo.stinorlantl, 
acwl"  cp}  vioifo  .^'ii*!!  ill  vcf  llai  1)0111-,  N.  ;i  A  pliiiu  j/'/i.7e  !i<,it.  The 
house  I.S  pai.icJ  shite,  iiiid  is  about  li:iJ  R'Ci  above  tide  mavl:.  Li^ht 
\i  illo  ir  r./ilof. 

JfVo^  Qi"  cldi/  Lhjl'. — Thi'i  in  nn  AnuMicnu  Ll<:?ht,  ami  is  i)lacpd  on 
the  West  si'ie  ol  the  er.Uance  into  the  St.  <'r'oix  by  Lubeoand  Ea-^tport, 

Cctpc  Ffh'f'hi.  Lifjht. — (hi  Capo  Fcrehn,  on  the  Wehtorn  side  of  the 

entriU)c<  to  Vaimoiitl,  (?sova   Scotia),  in  hit.   -lo'Sy,  N.  lonj,'.  0»)-8,  \V. 

i  It  exhil)it8  a  plain,  rovolvinjjj  liglit— visible  ouo  luhuite  and  a  quarter^ 

j  and  invisible  half  a  minute.     The  building  is  painted  white,  and  is 

i  elevated  '28.")  feet  above  the  level  of  the  sea. 

Orindslone  Island  Liyhl, — An  Octagonal  Tower,  60  feet  above  the 
level  of  high  water  on  (irindntone  L«laud,  in  ChigQCcto  Bay,  in  lat.  46° 
48'  13"  N.  Long.  ()4"  87'  25"  W.  The  Tower  is  painted  white,  as  is 
also  the  Keeper's  blouse,  one  story,  situate  about  50  feet  to  the  East- 
word  of  the  Tower. 

Bearin!;8  and  distanced  of  several  places  from  the  above  Ught  House . 

Cape  Enrujic  Light,  l)y  compass,  S.  Gl-J  TV.,  10  1-7  miles. 

Highest  Point  of  St.  Mary's  Ledge,  by  compass,  N.  40  VV.,  6-10  mile. 

The  point  of  low  water  oil'  the  Light  House,  by  compass,  S.  78  W.,' 
2-10  mile. 

Jont  fi'  Lodge,  N.  10  W.,  ;M0  mile — it  dries  at  low  springs,  and  has 
about  2i  fiUlioms  on  it  at  half  tide. 

A  Sand  liaiik,  S.  15  \V.,  (  10  mile;  it  has  1|  fathoms  on  Its  shoalest 
part  at  low  water  springs. 

Grand  Manan. — Tiierc  is  a  Light  House  and  Keeper's  house  at  th< 
"Swallow  Tail,"  on  the  North  Eastern  part  of  the  Island  ofGrani 
Manan,  in  the  Bay  of  Fundy.  The  Light  is  46  feet  from  Base  to  Deck; 
the  point  on  which  it  stands  is  103  feet  above  high  water,  making  148 
feet  elevation.  This  is  a  conspicuous  mark  in  the  South  Channel  be- 
tweeu  Briar  Ishind  and  Grand  Manan.     Both  houses  are  painted  white. 

Bichibudo  Head  lAght. — This  is  a  fixed  White  Light,  situated  O' 
Richibucto  Head,  Northumberland  Straii,  in  the  Gulf  of  Saint  Lawrenc 
The  liL'^it  is  placed  at  an  elevation  of  70  feet  above  high  water,  and  shoul 
be  fccea  in  clear  weather  IVom  a  distance  of  14  miles.  The  illuminatig 
iippjiriiius  is  "liopirio  oi-  by  len.^c-;  of  the  fourth  order.  The  tower  is  squids 
abmt  6(»  feet  high  from  base  to  vane,  painted  whito,  and  stands  inat 
46'  89'  41.'"  N.,  long.  04°  43'  30  '  W.  of  Greenwich.  . 

Cdpe  Jourcniain^  Straits  of  Northumberland. — Lat.  46"  10'  00"  'I  ; 
long,  iio'  51'  00  '  W. —  Visible  from  all  points  of  approach  from  f"*;-  ! 
f'vound  by  N.  to  \V.     The  Light  House  is  an  octagonal  wooden  py|^^"  i 

dal  HniLliiu/     n:iinf(>rl    \vhit.f>     40  i'ofyt   bicrh     pli>vn.tpH    '?'/>,  fool-.  nhnvJ'ffh 


wa 


[  bni'ding,  painted  white,  4''>  feet  high,  elevated  72  feet  abov^'o'i 
ter,  and  8t;iiids  O(')  feet  from  the  extremity  of  the  cliff.     The  KP^'*  ^ 
house,  r.  one  ?ud  a  hall' story  wooden  building,  painted  white,  is  '^^'ted 
j  uO  feet  to  the  westward  of  tlie  Light  House. 

I      Poinf  EsmLiihiac  Lii/M.—Thla  Light  House  is  situated  in  yamichi 
Bay,  north  latitude  4'7"  4'  30 ' ;  west  longitude,  64"  50'  30"  ^^  ^s  a 


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RATK8   OF"   PirOTAOK. 


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fixed  bHght  1tp;ht,  flovatorl  povonty  feet  fihovo  liif^h  water.  A  Third 
Onlor  FtoiK'l.  L)iu;>(ric  liglitin^  artpariitus  has  lioeii  placed  on  this  Tower, 
which  \A  visiljlc  thv  tv\enly-live  miles. 

Mtsron  hbind  Lii/ht. — This  Lii^ht  Ilonso  ia  situated  on  Biirli  Point, 
north  hititu.lo  48'  I'  DO"  ;  we.-it  lonf:;itud(',  dl"  ;j(»'  ()()'.  It  id  u  tixcd  led 
liyht,  eleviitiMl  seventy nine  feet  ubc.ve  hii^li  water. 

Shr.diac  Lajhtn.—On  Point  DuCliene  Wharf,  in  the  suinincr,  north  lat- 
itude 4(J"  \\'\\"  ;  west  lon<;ltudo  04"  31'  6".     It  is  a  fixed  White  light. 
Two  Fixed  White  Boacou  Lij^htd  on  Sliediac  Island,  visible  ten  miles. 

Miramichi  liimr. — Llirht  House  on  Portage  Island.  Fixed  White 
Light,  elevated  —  feet  above  liigh  water. 

Two  Beacon  Lights  on  "  Preston's  Beach,"  about  five  miles  above 
Escuminac  Light.  Two  Beauon  Lights  at  Oak  Point.  Two  Beacon 
Lights  at  ''  Grant's."    All  fixed  whUt  Lights.     Visible  ten  miles. 

Caraqnet  Island,  Bat/  de  Ghaleur. — A  new  Light  Tower  and  Keeper's 
House  is  in  course  of  erection.     Character  not  yet  determined  on. 

River  St.  John  Liffhts.—Qrccn  Head,  Sand  Point,  Oak  Point,  No 
Man's  Friend,  Orotnocto  Shoals,  Wilmot's  Bluff,  and  Cox's  Point, 
Grand  Lake.     Visible  ten  miles. 


Latitude,  Longitude,  and  Variation  of  the  Compass,  at  the  following 
Light  Stations  in  the  Uiiy  of  Fundy,  belonging  to  New  Brunswick : 


Partridge  Island, .... 

Lat.45  14  20N. 

Long. 

65    3  50W. 

Var. 

16  30  W. 

Beacon,  

••    45  15  00  " 

65    8  36  " 

16  SO  " 

Point  Leproaux 

.     ♦'    45    3  50  «' 

6*;  27    4  " 

Hi  no  " 

Gannet  Kook 

.    "    44  30  40  '♦ 
.    "    44  30    3  •* 

66  42  50  «' 

67  6 10  " 

16  20  " 

Machias  Seal  Islands, 

16  20  «• 

Head  Harbour, 

"    44  57  40  " 

66  53  55  •• 

16  20  " 

Saint  Andrews, 

••    45    4  10  " 

67    4  00  " 

16  20  " 

Quaco, 

.    "    45  19  83  " 

65  31  55  " 

16  30  " 

Cape  Enrage, 

"   45  86  00  '• 

64  46  40  " 

16  60  •• 

Rates  of  Pilotage. 

Established  by  a  Law  or  Ordinance  of  the  Common  Council  of  the  Ci^V 
of  St.  John— passed  21th  July,  1869. 

One  dollar  per  foot  for  bringing  any  Ship  or  Ve!«sel  into  the  Har- 
bour of  Saint  John,  and  mooring  her  in  a  safe  i)lacc'  or  l>t'il!i,  or  se- 
curing her  alongside  of  one  of  the  wharves  ;  and  One  dollar  per  foot 
for  removing  or  taking  any  Ship  or  Vessel  out  of  the  Harbour. 

In  cases  where  Pilots  shall  be  detained  on  board  of  vessels,  under 
and  by  virtue  of  the  Quarantine  or  Health  Laws  of  tlie  Province,  they 
shall  be  entitled  to  demand  and  receive  from  Masters  of  such  vessels,  ' 
the  sum  of  Two  Dollars  per  day,  for   every  day  of  such  detention,  in 
addition  to  the  allowance  aforesaid. 

I      Coasting  Vessels  (unless  square  rigged),  going  from  one  part  of  the 
I  Bay  of  Fundy  to  another,  vessels  not  exceedini^  loOtons  burthen,  regis- 
tered at  any  port  within  the  Dominion,  Steamboats,  and  Vessels  pro- 
pelled by  steam,  trading  and  plying  between  this  port  and  any  port  or 
ports  in  North  America,  and  all  Vessels  drawing  under  six  feet  of  water, 


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[1873. 


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nrp  not  compelled  to  take  |nl(»ts ;  when  eni[)l()vecl,  they  lue  to  be  paid 
aoconli-  •;  to  the  rate  aliovc  nii'iitioiuMl. 

For  remo\lii<r  vcsst'ls  iVoin  any  mooring  gnmnd  to  aiiV  wharf,  or 
froio  one  wharf  to  anotiior  wh;nf,  and  seeing  them  properly  moored  or 
scf'ured,  tlie  following  rates  :  For  Yessclrf  not  (vxeeeding  one  hundred 
tons,  One  dolLir  and  Filiy  cents  ;  tor  vess<is  ov(  r  one  hundred, 
and  not  exceeding  two  hundred  tons,  Two  Dollars;  for  vessels  over 
two  hundred,  !ind  not  exeeeiUng  thrive  huuiU'ed  tons,  Tliree  Dollars; 
and  t\n  all  vessels  over  tiiree  hundred,  and  not  exevuding  four  hundred 
tons,  the  sum  of  Four  Dollars  ;  an  1  twiiity-fivv'  eents  ad'Vitional  for  every 
lifty  tons  eaeh  Vessel  may  measure  over  four  hundred  tons. 

Fimt  Dhtance. — From  Partridge  Island  to  Musquash  Head,  bearing 
North  West,  One  dollar  per  foot. 

Sceovd  Disfance. — From  Miisqnsh  Head  to  Poiiit  Le  Preanx,  V  earing 
North  West,  Oae  dollar  and  Twenty  five  cents  per  foot. 

Third  Distance. — From  Point  Le  I'reaux  to  North  Uead  of  (Jrand 
Manan,  bearing  North  West,  or  North  Channel,  bearing  South  East, 
one  dollar  and  Fifty  cents  per  foot. 

Fourth  Dixtancfi. — From  the  North  Head  of  (Irand  Manan,  or  North 
Channel,  as  aforesaid,  to  Macl.ias  Seal  Island,  bearing  South,  or  Brier  Is- 
land, ))earingSouth-East,  One  dollar  and  Seventy  live  cents  per  foot. 

Fifth  Bidanc. — Any  where  outbide  of  and  beyond  tlie  fourth  dis- 
tance, and  withi'i  a  h)un.d  ranging  with  Mount  i)(>sei't  an  1  Cape  Sable 
Sc:>l  Islard-!,  bearin.';  Nurt.Iiwe.f!;  und  Southeast,  ij'.'ing  the  outer  cruising 
bound,  Two  dollars  per  foot. 


Harbour  Master's  Fees. 

On  vessels  of  30  and  under  50  tons,  2s.  6d. ;  vessels  of  50  and  vmder 
75  tons,  8s.  9d  ;  75  and  under  lOu  tyns,  5s.;  100  and  under  150  tons, 
6s.  3d. ;  150,  and  under  200  tons,  7s.  6d. ;  200,  and  under  300  tons, 
10s. ;  300,  and  under  400  tons,  12s.  6d. ;  400  tons  and  upwards,  15s.; 
decked  vessels  under  100  tons,  owned  and  registered  at  Saint  John, 
and  all  British  vessels  under  that  tonnage,  trading  within  the  Bay  of 
Fuudy,  or  arriving  from  ports  to  the  Northward  of  Cap )  Cod,  or  the 
Westward  of  Cape  Canso,  or  from  any  port  in  Nova  Scotia  to  pay  an- 
nually as  follows  :  Under  30  tons,  3s.  Od. ;  over  JiO,  and  under  50  t(ms, 
5s. ;  over  50,  and  under  75  tons,  Os.  ;  over  75,  and  under  100  tons,  lOs. 

Rate8  ofiSlippage  at  the  Corporation  Slips. 

I      All  deeived  vessels,  same  rates  as  for  wharf  ige  ,  woodboats,  or  other 
j  boats,  or  undecked  vessels,  ha"ing  standing  masts,  and  all  scows,  and  not  • 
j  lying  at  ilie  wharves  on  eitlier  side  of  tlie  Slips,  to  juiy  the  following  rates  : 

Every  Woodboat  of  sufficient  buiihen  to  carry  10  cords  of  wood,  or  under,   COc. 
'•         Ditto  ditto  upwards  of  10  cords,  and  not  more  tlian  15,    |l. 

Ditto                   ditto          U|(wards  of  15  coi-ds,  and  not  more  than  20,   .11.50.    I 
Diito  ditto  upwards  of    20  cords, %'i.        j 

The  above  to  be  paid  each  trip;  and  if  any  su>h  vessel  remains  over 
six  day,-,  an  additional  duty  to  he  paid  of  from  5Uc    to  ii,\  daily,  ae-  I 
cording  to  tiie  burthen.     Other  boats  and  vessels  without   decks,  and  ' 
having  fixed   or   standing  nuists,  and  all  scows  to  pay  8(ie.  each  trip, 
and  30c.  additional  per  day,  if  suffered  to  remain  over  three  days. 


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WIIAKKAGK. 


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Rates  of  Wharfa^re. 

E.^'ablished  hi/    Act,  5    ]lc!.    c.   iU),  »'/    the   ^'ihi    of  Sninl  JoIr>,    and 

I'orii</i   of  rut'tland.  \ 

For  evoi  V  dockoi  vessel  or  woodhoat,  of  tlic  l.iiilhon  of  -}o  tons,  jind 
'•  under,  Is.  ild.  ])fr  tuiy  ;  iihovc  40,  and  under  r.o  tons,  Is.  '.-d  ;  ahovi-  50 
!  and  iindei-  ()0  tons,  2s.  ;  al>ovo  (V,>,  and  under  7'>  tons,  2s.  ;UI ;  a'oove  70, 
\  and  under  NO  tons,  2s.  Cxi ;  above  8o,  and  under  90  tons,  2s.  Ud.  ;  above 

90,  and  under  1<»0  tons,  8s.;  above  100,  and  under  12i»  tons,  8s.  (>d. ; 
,  above.  120,  and  under  1  ;)0  tons,  4s.  ;  ;il)ove  l^o,  and  uinier  ISO  tons, 
i  4.".  Od.  ;  ab.ive  IS')  and  uniler  200  ions,  Hs.  ;  above  20'),  aivt  und.er  220 
'  tons,  5s,  (id. ;  al>uve  220,  and  under  210  tons,  (>>.  ;  al)ove  2  10,  and  under 
:  2t)0  tor.s,  ()S.  (>d.  ;  above  2()0  and  under  28o  tons,  7s.;  above  28(>,  and 
j  under  lUJi)  tons,  7s.  Hd  ;  above  800  and  imder  820  tons,  8s. ;  above  280 
j  and  under  340  tons,  8.s.  (id.  ;  above  840,  and  under  800  tons,  ".Ks  ;  above 
1  BrtO,  and  under  880  tons,  9s.  (id. ;  above  880  and  under  4(iO  tons,  lOs; 
,  above  400,  and  under  450,   lis.  8d;  above  4.>0,  and  under  500  tons, 

12s.  6d. ;  and  Is.  8d.  for  every  additional  50  tuns. 


Top  Wharfage. 


Establlsficd  hy  Act   18  Vict.  c.  41,  in  the  Cif/fof  Saint  Jolni^  and  in  the 

I'ari.sh  of  Poftland. 


o'v> 


<::liiV 


n!:r;: 


t';i 


Anchors  and  chains  ol"  nU  kind-^,  pn'  \w 
pence;  barrels  of  Hour,  Or.' .  1  and  meal,  and  all  other  barrels  unde^' 
'224  lbs.  weight,  each,  on«."  lia]f|>(Miny;  half  barrels,  iiikins,  and  ke^s' 
of  all  kinds,  each,  one  farthinjr ;  barrels  of  salt  provisions  anil  piekh'd 
fish,  each,  one  penny;  ballast  j)er  ton,  sixpence;  bricks  per  thousand, 
one  shillinfi; ;  bales  and  boxes  of  merchandize,  each,  four{)ence;  boxes 
of  soap  or  candles,  weighing  11210?.  or  less,  each,  one  farthing;  boxes 
weighing  over  112  lbs.  each,  one  half  penny;  boxes  of  smoked  her- 
rings, each,  one  farthing;  copper  and  composition  bai's,  bolts,  sheets, 
spikes,  and  nails,  per  ton,  one  shilling;  coals  (except  Anthracite),  per 
chaldron,  fourpence ;  coals,  Anthracite,  per  chaldron,  thi'ccpence  ;  car- 
riages  and  coaches,  each,  sixpence;  chalk,  per  ton,  sixpeneo;  cattle 
viz.,  bulls,  oxen  and  cows,  each,  sixpence;  heifers,  calves,  sheej),  and 
lambs,  each,  one  penny  ;  cotfee,  cocoa,  nuts,  and  filberts,  in  bags,  i)er 
bag,  one  halt'penuy ;  salt,  in  bags,  each,  one  halfpoimy ;  i\:\  li>h,  per 
quintal,  one  halfpenny;  glafs,  hi  boxes  of  10(^  feet,  caeli,  <,iie  half- 
penny; glass,  smaller  pack\ge.-(,  each,  one  farthing;  hogsheads  of  li- 
quors .ind  H(iuids,  each,  fourpence;  hay,  sercv.ed,  per  to:i,  one  sliilling; 
hay,  un.sei owed,  per  ton,, one  shilling  and  sixpence;  hides,  gr^en,  eai-h, 
one  hali'penny;  hides,  dry,  each,  one  farthing;  hides  in  bales,  per 
bale,  sixpcnci." ;  hemi),  cordage,  and  oakum,  j>er  ton,  one  shilling ;  hol- 
low ware  and  castings,  per  ton,  one  shilling  and  threepence ;  hampers, 
each,  one  penny;  horses,  mares,  and  geldings,  each,  sixpence;  hogs- 
heads of  lime  and  dry  tish,  each,  threepe»ice ;  iron  in  bars,  bolts, 
sheets  plates,  nails,  spikes,  atul  pigs,  per  ton,  one  slii'ding;  lumber,  jn'r 
thousand  feet,  superlieial,  sispence;  lead,  in  bar,  sheet,  shot,  pigs,  and 
pipes,  per  ton,  one  shilling ;  molasses,  per  hogshead,  fourpence  ;  mo- 
lasses, per  puncheon,   fourpence ;    molasses,    per  tierce,   threepence ; 


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MARKET   TOLLP. 


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[1873. 


puncheons  of  all  kinds,  not  liercin  ot]'«^rvise  provided  for,  ouch,  four- 
pence  ;  pipes  of  licpiids  and  liipioi'.-,  each,  sixpence;  quailor  canks  of 
all  kinds,  each,  twopence;  raisins,  in  boxes,  per  box,  one  halfpeiiny  ; 
raisins,  in  smaller  pa(*k!ij:i;es,  each,  one  ft;"tl,it»£f,  supir,  in  hogsheads, 
each,  sixpence ;  salt,  in  l>ulk,  grain  and  roots  of  all  kinds,  pi.;-  hundred 
bushels,  one  shilling  and  six|)ence  ;  '^late,  per  ton,  sixpence  ;  stone,  per  ton, 
sixpence;  spelter,  per  ton,  one  siiilling ;  tea,  in  boxes,  each,  one  penny; 
tea  in  smaller  packages,  each,  one  halfpenny;  timber  of  all  kinds,  un- 
dressed, per  ton,  six])ence;  tierces  of  sugar,  (U"  of  other  articles  not  herein 
enumerated,  each,  fourpence  ;  waggons,  liagg'es,  gigs,  and  other  vehi- 
cles, each,  threepence  ;  /.inc,  in  sheets,  bar,  block,  nails  and  spikes,  per 
ton,  one  shilling. 

AH  empty  packages  to  pay  half  the  rates  of  full  packages ;  and  on 
all  goods,  Avares,  and  merchandize  not  hereinbefore  enumerated  and 
rated,  to  pay  at  the  rate  of  one  shilling  per  ton  weight  or  measurement, 
at  the  opinion  of  the  collector,  proprietor,  or  lessee  of  the  wharf  or 
wharves  where  the  same  is  placed. 


Market  Tolls. 


Beef,  per  quarter,  4  cents  ;  Hogs,  of  200  lbs,,  or  under,  4c.,  and  every 
additional  100  lbs.  le. ;  Sheep,  Lamb,  Goat,  or  Veal,  per  carcase  each, 
4e. ;  'Butter,  tub,  pail,  jar,  or  tirkin,  of  1 0  lbs.  and  under,  '2c. ;  every  ad- 
ditional 10  lbs.,  Ic. ;  Butter  in  rolls,  and  Lard  in  cakes,  for  every  lu  lbs. 
or  under,  2c. ;  Tallow,  for  every  10  lbs.  or  under,  le. ;  Cheese,  for  every 
10  lbs.  or  under,  Ic. ;  Potatoes,  per  100  lbs.,  2c.  ;  Turnips,  per  100  lbs., 
le. ;  Oysters,  in  tuV>s,  or  other  vessel,  per  gallon,  2c.  ;  Do.,  in  shell, 
per  bushel,  2c.  ;  Turkeys,  each,  le.  ;  Gee.se,  eacli,  le. ;  IMgeons,  pet 
dozen,  Ic,  ;  Partridges,  Fowls,  or  Ducks,  per  pair,  le, ;  Flour  or  Meal, 
per  100  lbs.,  2e. ;  Oats,  per  lOO  lbs.,  2c. ;  Peas  and  Beans,  per  100  lbs., 
6c ;  Ham,  shoulders,  and  Bacon,  per  piece,  Ic ;  Eggs,  for  every  lOdoz,  or 
under,  le ;  Beets,  Carrots,  Parsnips,  per  100  lbs.  8c;  Apples,  per  100  lbs., 
5c;  Plums,  per  100  lbs.,  5c;  Cherries,  per  box,  .Je ;  Cucumbers,  per 
dozen,  Ic;  Fish,  smoked,  pei  100,  2c;  Sugar,  Maple,  for  10  lbs,  or  under, 
Ic;  every  additional  lOlbs,,  Ic;  Socks  and  Mitts,  per  dozen  pair,  3c; 
Yarn,  woollen,  per  lb,  Ic  ;  Corn,  green,  per  dozen,  ^c;  Peas  and  Beans, 
green,  per  lOOlbs.,  5c  ;  Onions,  per  lOOlbs.,  3c ;  Cabbages,  per  dozen,  4c  ; 
Berries,  for  5  (piart  pail,  le;  Do,  for  10  cpiart  pail,  2c  ;  Moose,  Cariboo 
and  Bear,  per  (juarter,  4c  ;  Deer,  per  quarter,  2c ;  Hides,  t)x  or  Cow, 
each,  4c  ;  Skins,  Sheep,  each,  2e  ;  Skms,  Call',  tanned  or  untanned,  each, 
2e;  Wool,  per  lb.,  le;  Feathers,  per  lb.,  Ic;  Salmon,  eaeli,  2o.  All 
other  articles  not  enumerated,  2  cents  on  each  Dollar  of  value. 


Tolls  at  the  Haymarket. 


Hay,  per  ewt.,  Ic  ;  Straw,  per  cwt.,  ijc  ;  S]uu,:rles,  per  M..  4o  ,  Cedar 
posts,  per  dozen,  4c  ;  Wood,  pei-  co;  I,  lo ;  Juniper,  per  ton,  -Ic  ;  Spars, 
to  9  inch,  each  2c;  Do.  over  !' inch,  each  4c  ;  Planks,  per  M.,  32c; 
Boards,  per  i^I.,  16c. ;  Hardwood,  ash,  bircli,  maple,  or  othi-r  liardwood 
logs,  ea(!h  2c  ;  Staves,  hardwood,  per  lOO,  2c  ;  Do.  softwood,  per  100, 
ic ;  Hoop  poles,  per  100,  Ic 


[1873. 

h,  four- 
la.-ks  of  . 
rpeniiy  ;  ' 

liumlred 
per  ton, 
penny ; 
nds,  un- 
)t  herein  , 
yc  vohi- ' 
kcs,  per 

i  and  on 
ited  and 
arement, 
vharf  or 


nd  every 
ise  each, 
;very  ad- 
y  1 U  lbs. 
for  every 
100  lbs., 
in  shell, 
ons,  pei 
or  Meal,  i 
100  lbs.,  I 
0  doz.  or 
100  lbs., 
)ers,  per 
LH"  under, 
3air,  3c ;  i 
d  Beans,  j 
37.en,  4c  ;  I 
Cariboo  | 
or  Cow, 
(.d,  each, 
i:c.    All 


• ,  Cedar 
;  Spars, 
u,  32c; 
ardwood 
per  100, 


1878.] 


RATES   OF  CARTAGE. 


21 


Rates  of  Cartage  in  the  City  of  Saint  John. 


DISTRICTS 


ARTICLES  AND  AN'EIGIJT. 


l&t.;  ^D.  i3d.   'iiu.  5tii.  Gth.i'ih. 'Stit. 


$  c.$  0.  $  c    I  c.  $  c.  ♦  c  ;$  c  if,  c. 


15 


20 


201 
68 
83 

43 

29 


45 


For  a  l'>;i'l  of  Wood  (Qiuirter  of  a  ('(..(i),     -     1<>^     1'' 

For  filoM.'  of  Ooald  (Half  a   CliaidruiO,      -'    25     2S, 

For  a  loail  containing  15  bushels  ol  (;rai:s| 
Salt,  Potatoetj,  or  any  other  articles ineasuiuil! 
at  loading  or  unloading,  i:xcept  Coals,  «;    17 

For  a  pipe  of  Wine,  CHn,  or  Urandy,  and' 
bousing  within  the  door  of  the  first  floor,       •[    60 

For  a  puncheon  of  Rum,  or  a  tierce  of  Sugar,! 
from  7  to  10  jwt,  and  houiting,        ...     80 

For  a  pu'icheon  of  Molasses,  a  hogshead  of 
Sugar,  of  lOcwt.  or  upwards,  or  a  hogshead 
of  Tobacco,  and  housing,       ....     40 

For  a  hogshead  or  puncheon  of  Cider,  or  a 
load  of  Dried  Fish,  of  15  cwt,,  or  a  common 
load  of  household  Goods,  and  storing,  -     25 

For  a  load  of  Shingles,  Hoop  Fole",  Htad- 
ing,  Staves,  Tr.'enails,  Smoked  Fish  in  boxes, 
Salmon  in  kits,  Dry  Goods,  or  a  load  of  any 
other  article  not  herein  mentioned,  or  aliogs- 
head  of  Lime,  or  a  hogshead  or  crate  of  Earth- 
enware, or  two  tierces  of  Earthen w,i re,  a 
hogshead  of  Dried  Fish,  two  tierces  of  Colfee, 
or  quantity  in  bags  not.exceediiig  12  cwt., .or 
a  load  containing  C  brls.  Flour,  or  5  brls.  of 
Sugar,  Fish,  Beef,  Fork,  Turpon tine,  or  Cider,| 
or  half  a  ton  of  Iron,  or  the  same  quantity  of| 
Cordage  in  coil  not  exceeding  4  cwt.,  or  ai 
load  of  any  articles  not  herein  mentioiird,     .| 

For  a  64  gallon  cask  of  Wine,  Kum,  Gin,! 
Brandy,  Molasses,  or  I'orter,  or  for  a  load  of. 
Sand,  Gravel,  or  Stones,  or  a  load  of  4  brla.l 
of  any  Spirituous  Liquor  or  Mola.sse^,     •        -I 

For  Cables  and  Cordage,  in  coils  above  a 
cwt.,  or  if  to  coil,  per  ton,  or  if  for  Hay  loose, 
per  ton, 1 

For  Hay,  screwed,  per  ton,  .... 

For  Bricks,  per  thousand,    .        .        -        - 

For  Lumber,  per  thousand  feet, 

For  the  carriage  of  any  article  or  articles, 
not  exceedingbjilf  a  load,        -        .        .        -i     1(!     13     15 


20     23,     2.'i     28!    SO 
3l>     3:i     85     87     40 


22]  251  28  30 

!  I 

65:  68  70  78 

89'  87  40  42 


4S 


80     88 


50     63 


35 


18     20;    23     25 


23     25     28     80 


00  1  05;  1 

50,  54 

80l  85| 

00  05, 


101  151  21 


0" 

or 

75 


18 


61 

I  on 

80 

20 


8S 


23 


83 
75 
45 

55 

40 


80 


85: 


42  ! 


85 

78 

47 

j 

68' 


30 


39 


I  25 1  30  1  85 

67  7ol  73 

1  051  101  15 

85  90i  95 


23 


25    29 


The  Firi^t  DiMtrict  to  comprise   nU  flint   part  of  the  City   jyin?  between   and 
f  Union  i:treet,  the  !•>  ist  side  of  Prince  William  Street,  and 


,  within  the  North  side  of 

'  the  South  side  of  Duke  Street. 


Street,  and  South  side  of  Saint  .Tin;';-*  Strtt't, 
I  fourth  IHstricf  to  comi)risf  aii  tliat  |);irt  of  the  C'ty  <H)t.'<i(1e  of  tlic  Third  Dis- 
'  trict,  that  lies  between  ami  withiti  liic  Ciiy  line  on  the  North,  to  the  AAe.-ilwaril  of 
'  a  li!ie  at  right  anjrles  to  t>i"  said  Ciiv    line,  ano  which    strikes    tlif    intersection  of 

the  Easterly  line  of  Cobur*,'  witii  tlin  Nni-iherl.v  line  of   II;iZen  'nr.  el,  tlio  i;a.--terly 
I  side  of  Coburg  Street,  Northeily  side  of  (JlilT  Street,    VVestei  ly  side  of    Waterloo 


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RATES   or  CARTAOF. 


[1873. 


Street,  Xoitlierly  ^Me  of  Hclimnnd  Street,  Ensterly  side  of  TJrusaels  Street,  Eas- 
terly siile  of  Csinnai  then  Strtet,  and  Soutlieily  sMe  of  Main  Street. 

/'V/i'/i  7)'.s^7'.'no  comprise  fill  tliiit  part  of  tlie  City  <iutsi<le  of  the  Fourth  Dis- 
trict, tliiit  lies  het^vcen  hikI  witliin  the  City  line  nti  tt.e  N' rth,  ttie  Southerly  Ime 
of  the  (iencritl  Public  Il')si)ital  (ironmls,  the  NuiMierly  side  of  .Furdiui's  Alley  (so 
cmIUmI),  lyiiij;  ))etweeii  Water  Of)  Hixi  Ii''us<fls  Streets,  Kasterly  side  of  Mru-sels 
Street,  Northerly  siiie  of  Chirence  Street,  Kisier'y  side  of  Saint  Patrick  Street, 
p];isferly  side  of  Weiitworth  Street,  and  Southerl.v  side  ol    Main  Street, 

Shrf/i  Didri  -t  to  coiDprise  all  ttiat  part  of  tlie  Cily  out-^dc  i>f  tht;  Fifth  District, 
wliich  lies  between  and  within  the  Xoi  theriy  side  of  Chi rence Street,  K.istcrly  uiiie 
of  Saint  Davi.l  Street,  Kast  side  of   Pitt  Street,  ai;(l  South  side  ot  Main  Stre<n. 

S^rpvth  D'lt,  let  to  conprise  all  tliat  part  of  tli.r  City  lyinjr  to  the  South  of  the 
South  side  of  Main  Stiee!,  and  to  the  K.ist  of  the  iCasltide  oi'  Pitt  and  Saint  David 
Streets,  and  to  the  Soutli  of  t!ie  N'orih  Hide  of  Clarence  Street. 

hjirjlith  I)!.sti-'h  t  to  coiiipri-e  all  that  part  of  the  City  lying  Ui  tlie  Northward  of 
the  North  aide  of  Olprence  Str 'et,  to  the  Eastward  of  the  Ki^t  side  of  IJiussels 
Street,  and  Nortliwtrd  of  the  Northerly  side  of  the  s-aid  .!<  rdan's  Alley,  and 
Northward  of  the  Soutlier'.y  line  and  hound  of  the  General  Public  ilospital  Gruuads. 

Rates  of  Cartage  in  Carleton. 


ARTICLES  AND  WKIGHT. 


DISTRICrS. 
fsT.  2d  I  3d.  i4TH.  5th.  ;6t'.  "rn. 


%  c.%  c.l$  c.  ♦  c.  #  c.  $  c.  i|  c. 


For  a  load  of  Wood  (qu  irter  of  a  cnrd),  - 

For  a  load  of  Coals  vhalf  a  dial  Iron),     -         -! 
For  a  load,   containing  IT)   bushels  of   (irain,! 

'Salt,  I'lUatOf-o,  fTany  other  articles  niea-uredj 
at  loadiiiiT  or  nn  nadinfr,  except  Coal?,  - 

For  a  pipe  of  U'iir.',  (!iii.  or  IJrandy,  and  hous- 
ii:tr  within  the  do'T  of  the  first  floor,     - 

For  a  puncliHon  of  Pium,  or  a  tir  rce  of  Sugar, 
from  7  to  10  cwt.,  and  hnusinp, 

For  a  puncheon  of  Molasses,  a  hosrshead  of 
Suu'ai'.  of  U)  cwt.  or  upw.irds,  or  a  hujjshead 
o' Tidiaeco,  and  housinj.',         .... 

For  a  hog-sliiad  orpuneheo:'.  of  Cider,  or  a  load 
(f  Dried  Fish,  of  iSewt.,  or  a  connnon  load 
of  houseliold  Cloods,  and  stvrintr,  .         .         - 

For  a    load   of  Shingles,  Hoop  I'ohs,  Stave-', 
Headiiisr    Trenjiil--,  Smo!;cd    Fish    in    boxes, 
Salmon  in  '<its,  Dry  fioods.or  two  hal'-hhds. 
lime,  or  a  hoiisheal  orerate  of  I'/irtheriwai  e,' 
or  two  tierces  of  Karth'^nware.  a  hogshead  of: 
Uri' il  1m.-1i,  or  two  tierce-i  (Vdree,  or  (pnuitityl 
in  hairs  not  exceedinu:  12  ewt.,  (h-  •!  load  i-on-! 
tairiin;,'  (i  b'  Is  Flour,  or  .5  hrls.  Stisrar,  Fish, I 
.'.ee',  Porlc.Tar,  P  tch,  Turpentiiu-j  or  Cdfi-,' 
or  half  a  ti'U  of  iron,  or  th'^   fame  (piantity 
'^f  Coiilape  in  coil-  not  exceedi.'ivr  4  <  wt..  or 
a  1o!irt  of  any  othi;!'  a.r;ic!es  not  herein  men- 
tionoi), 

For  H  (Vi  pall'^n  cask  of  Wine,  H-im,  Ilrnndv, 
(lin.  Midnsses,  or  Porter,  or  for  a  load  of 
Sand,  Gravel,  or  Stones,  t)r  a  toad  of  4  hrls. 
<i!  any  .'"ijii'itiious  Liipiors,  or   M   las-'.-s, 

0.  Vkiy  ruMes  and  Corda^re   in  coil-    .''ove-l  c-.<-t., 
or  if  to  Coil,  ]ior  ton.  or  for  Way  loose,  p'  r  ton,  1 

1,  For  ir:>y.  screW'd.  per  ton,  -  -  -  - 
'>,  For  Hrick-,  ))er  thousand.  .  .  .  .| 
o.  For  I-uniher,  P'o-  'liioisand  feet.  -  -  -: 
4.  For  th''c-M-ta;e  of  ari"  article  or  artich'Snoi' 

exceeding  half  a  load, , 


18      15 

'.;5     2S 


is;     20,     28     25     1^ 
Zai    m     85     37     40 

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17  20     22  25;     2S     80     .S3 

I  I  I 

60'  63     C5  C8     70 1    73     75 

•        '        1  I        ' 

3'1  3.3,    85l  3S     40     42     45 


■10     4.", 


4".  I    4s     m     53     55 


2r>     2s;     sol 


]5'    3S     40 


ir,     13     20:    23     25     2S     8' 


2;.!  23     25  2«;  30^  33  .05 

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00  1  n,-i  1  ii) !  irv;  201  21 1  r:o 

50  .54     57  <■"  r)4  67  70 

s^o  sr>     Pi)  95;  co  I  05 1  10 

i'A-  65     TO  75;  SO  S5  00 

10  13      15  13'  20'  2:5  25 


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's  Alley  (so  j 
of   Bru-?els 

;rick  S'trebt,  I 

fth  District,  ! 
;.i?t!rly  tjiiie  ,j 
iSfivt.  '; 

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Siiiiit  David  ,1 
II 
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of  Di'usisuU  { 
All.'y,  ami  I 
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:3r.      8T     40 


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70  73  75   • 

40!  42'  45   I 

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r,(V  53  55   I 

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i     25     2S     3 '    ; 


«|     30     33     35 

rv]  20  1  Ti  1  ''0 

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r, '  I'Oi  itM  i'> 

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HACKNEY  COACH   FARKS. 


23 


Tim  FiiNf.  District,  to  comprise  all  that  purt  of  Carleton  lying  north  of  Rodney 
Htn-et,  and  wust  >  f  Fru-t  i;ow. 

The  S)C()n<U>>sti'i'-t  to  lomirise  that  ppace  lying  heyon-l  the  first  District  north- 
wafi!  of  llodmy  «<tri'f?t,  exlendiux  we?t  to  LutlloW  street. 

The    Tliird  J>/':t'\'ct   to  comprise   the  sspaie  lyin?   beyond    the  second   District 
northwjinl  of  Roiinty  sti'tt,  extenilinjr  wesi  to  WmIsou  street. 

The  Fitnrt'i  Jji»tiict  to  '^duipvise  tlie  Bi)acelyii  jr  beyond  the  tfiird  Diytricl  north- 
Wai«i  of  Ki'diity  ."-ti'.'et,  e.xtending  \vc»t  to  the  City  Itjie. 

The  Fiftli  Jjidiii^  lo  cmiijjri.'ie  tlie  apaca  lying  sonth  of  Koduey  .street,  and  east 
of  Maine  .itri'Bt. 

The  Sin-t!i  Dit^trict  to ci'inyria*'  the  space  lying  heyond  the  f5fth  District,  and  he 

yoiid  the  ^on^)  line  if  Jt<n)ney  street,  an(!  e  teudiiig  weat  to  Ludiow  st.eet,  and 

to  the  iioi  iii  side  ol    (itMrnaiii  street. 

I      The  ASV,'V7(^/t />/«(!/aj^  to  comprise  all  the  space  lyinp  beyond  the  sixth  District. 

i      For  llandcartiiien   and   Portern  lor  loHfling   and  carrying  any  articles  on  any 

1  liaodcart,  and  hiut<infr  according  to  the  following  scale; — For  the  First  District, 

B  cents;  Second  Dis'.rict,  0  cents;    Third  District,    7    cents;    Fourth   District,  8 

cents;  Filth  Distiici,  i^centi^;  8i,sth  District,  10  cents;  i:iuveiith  District^  11  cents. 

Public  Porters  and  Hand  Gartmen. 

For  loading,  carrying,  and  housing  any  goodf,  or  any  other  article 
on  any  Hand  Cart,  iVoni  the  Market  >lip,  m  King's  and  Queen's  \Vard.«, 

j  or  from  any  other  ph«ce  vvitliiu  the  limits  of"  the  first  district,  to  any 
other  place  within  the  said  several  five  districts,  the  rates  of  price.s  are 
as  follow:   For  the  fir.st  district,  Idc.  ;  Pecond  district.   Tic, ;  third  dis- 

I  triet,  14c.  ;  fourth  dij^trict,  lOc. ;  fifth  district,  liic. ;  sixth  district,  2uc. 

I  seventh  district,  '22c. ;  eighth  district,  2-lc. 


Hackney  Coach  Fares, 

For  conveying  one  passenger  from  any  public  stand  to  any  part  of 
the  City,  or  from  anv  one  part  of  the  (.itv  to  anv  other  part  thereof,  SOc. 


Rates  of  Tolls  for  Crossing  the  St.  John  Snspension  Bridge. 

For  every  footpasseiiijer,  (excepting  ohildj'en  under  five  years  of  age,) 
4e ;  horse,  mare,  jrel-litig,  mule,  u;-\-,  ox,  cow,  or  other  large  aniuiul, 
7e  each;  elephatil  or  caniels,  5<>c ;  ciU'riage,  sieig}\,  wairgon,  cart, 
bled,  or  othi'r  veliicle,  Irawn  by  one  ho.se  or  heast  of  draugiit,  with 
one  pers(m,  with  (»r  witliout  a  load,  i:^/c;  liorse  or  1u:;m  of  draie^'ht, 
more  than  <>!;(■,  with  a  carria^(>  oi-  cilier  vehicle,  'iceach;  sheep,  calf, 
hog,  or  goat,  1  c. 

Pates  at  tlie  Public  Weighir^  Machines, 

Every  load  not  cxeeelii'g  otic  tliousniul  poiie;1s  weight,  2')  cent«, 
and  2c.  for  ever,  additional  luuidied  w::-ht — p.iy;ihie,  ha.lf  by  tin.' 
seller,  and  half  by  the  purchaser. 


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FKRRIAQE — TOLLS,   ETC. 


[1878. 


Fish  Market  Dues. 


For  every  Salmon,  3c. ;  Codfish,  Pollock,  Bass,  or  Shad,  each  Ic. ; 
Hallibut,  not  exceeding  20  lbs.  2c. ;  exceeding  20  lbs.,  and  every  20 
lbs.  2c. ;  every  Lobster,  Ic. ;  dozen  of  Haddock,  3c. ;  every  100  of 
Guspereaux,  Alewivea,  Herrings,  or  other  small  fish,  3c. 


Fees  for  Assaying:  Weights  and  Measures. 

Each  weight,  2  cents;  each  measure  containing  more  than  one  gallon, 
8  CftCts ;  alfsmaller  measures,  each  2  cents  ;  every  yard  stick,  2  cents  ; 
every  scale  beam,  patent,  or  other  beam  or  balance,  7  cents. 


CottPottAtioN  ANCiiORAQB.-^Vessels  not  exceeding  BO  tons,  75c.;  50  to  100  tons, 
$1;  100  to  150  ton?,  11.25,  150  to  200  tons,  $1.50;  200  to 250  tons,  $1.75;  250  to 
800  tons,  $2 ;  800  to  350  tons,  $2.25 ;  850  to  400  tons,  $2.50 ;  400  to  450  tons, 
$'i?.75;  450  to  500  tons,  $3  ;  500  to  550  tons,  $8.25;  550  to  600  tons,  $3.50  ;  600  to 
6,W  tons,  .^3.75  ;  650  to  700  tons,  $t :  700  to  750  tons,  $4.25  ;  750  to  to  800  tons, 
$4..50  ;  800  to  S50  tons,  $4.75  ;  850  to  900  tons,  $5 ;  900  to  950  tons,  $5.25 ;  950  to 
1000  tons,  $5.5<\  and  25c.  for  each  additional  50  tons. 


Time  for  going  through  the  Falls. 

The  Falls  are  level  or  still  water,  at  about  three  and  a  half  hours  on 

t\\Qjtood,  and  about  two  and  a  half  on  the  ebb,  ao  that  they  are  passable 

four   times  in  twenty-four  hours,  about  ten  or  fifteen   minutes  each 

j  time.     No  other  rule  can  be  given,  as  much  depends  on  the  floods  in 

j  the  Ilivor  Saint  .Jolin,   and  tlic  time  of  high  water  or  full  sea,  which  is 

often  hastened  by  high  winds,  and  in  proportion  to  the  height  of  them. 


Bates  of  Ferriage  across  the  Harbour  of  St,  John. 

PRINCESS   STUEKT   FKURY. 

Single  Tickets^  3  cents  each  ;  Discount  Tickets,  50  for  One  Dollar. 
For  every  toot  passenger,   One  Ticket ;  children  under  1 2  years   of  j 
age,  and   School  13oys  and  Girls  over  twelve  years  of  age,  half  ticket ;  | 
;  horse,  ox,  or  other  large  animal,  one  and  a  half  ticket ;  single  waggon,  | 
j  gig,  or  sleigh,   with  horse  and   driver,  three  tickets  ;  single  cart,    dray, ' 
sled,  or  other  one  horse  vehicle  for  hauling  purposes,  With  horse,  load 
and  driver,  three  tickets  ;  ditto,  without  load,   two  and  a   half  tickets  ; 
double  Waggon  or  carriage  for  couve^  ing  passengers,  including  horses 
and  driver,  five  tickets ;  double  waggon  or  carriage,   not  loaded,    four 
tickets :  double  waggon  for  hauling  purposes,  With   horses,  load,  and 
driver,  five  tickets;  ditto,  not  loaded,  four  tickets;  if  load  over  40001bs., 
every  additional  SOOlbs.  half  ticket ;   one  barrel,  half  ticket ;  bag,  con- 
taining two  bushels,  halfticl^et;  firkin^  keg,  or  box,  of  about  same  siae, 
half  ticket ;  cask  of  lime,  one  ticket ,  pipe,  hogshead^  or  puncheon,  five 
tickets ;  every  lOOlbs.  of  other  freight,  half  ticket. 

IJy  special  arrangements  at  Western  Extension  Railway  Office  (to 
which  Company  this  Ferry  has  been  leased  for  a  terra  of  years),  the 
following  will  be  ferried  at  commuted  rates  :  School  boys  and  girls,  over 
twelve  years  of  age,  clerks  under  twenty  one  years  of  age,  apprentices, 
sewing  girls,  manufacturers,  and  others,  using  the  Ferry  extensively. 


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St,  John. 

r  One  Dollar, 
er  12  years    of 
ge,  half  ticket ; 

single  waggon, 
igle  cart,  dray, 
^ith  horse,  load 
a  half  tickets  ; 
ncluding  horses 
t  loaded,  four 
Tsea,  load,  and 
lover40001bs., 
sket ;  bag,  con- 
bout  same  size, 

puncheon,  five 

ilway  Office  (to 
of  years),  the 
and  girls,  over 
;e,  apprentices, 
extensively. 


ihad,  each  Ic. ; 

,  and  every  20 

every  100  of 


ares% 

ban  one  (gallon, 
stick,  2  cents  ; 
Qts. 


. ;  50  to  100  tons, 
ns,  $1.75;  250  to 
400  to  450  tons, 
IS,  $3.50;  600  to 
9  to  to  800  tons, 
8,   $5. '25  ;  950  to 


half  hours  on 
?y  are  passable 

minutes  each 
n  the  floods  in 
il  sea,  which  is 
eight  of  them. 


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JANUARY  has  Thirty-one  Days. 


[1873. 


MOON  S  CMA.\<^Ka. 


Cf)  Fir^t  (^tiartc,  »tli  day,  .'h.  3in.  aitcrir    n. 
OZ)  Full  Moon,  i:)t!i  day,  llh.  59tn.  iTicrn',;. 
li  hn.'t  0  jar'u',  2 1st  day,  4h.  !im.  af:  raj<»u. 
CL'  No'>'  i'lToon,  2Htii  da},  Ih.  8'n.  a:!:  Tiiooii. 


S.  E.  n;  S. 

N. 

N.  X.  W. 

S. 


1 

f. 

1 

5? 

1  1 

W 

I   2 

Th 

8 

Fri 

4 

Sat 

5 

Su 

6 

Mo 

ETRNTS,    )I0r.M)AVS,    KTC. 


'imc. 


i  ^   PUN   I   StrM       MOON   I  V  i; 


!a.  Sh  22'"  ©  in  Porisco. 
Mooltan  tak.  by  storm  1819. 
Wyatt,  sculptor,  died  18()3. 
a.0''l5'"?  <5.Aq'arii^:(4'"8)E 
2nd  Sunday  alter  Christmas. 
(5th)  a.9''H4"'  $  ^'r.el.23"8'\V. 
7iTu  [Princess Chailotte  born  179(5 


D.      M.|H.     M.'H.     M.l  U.     M. 


WATBI" 
P.  M. 


22  5y,7  45  4  23 
22  54|7  45  4  24 
22  48|7  45:4  26 
'">.  41  i7  45I4  20 


:i2  351V  45 
22  28  7  44 
22  20:7  44 


4  27 

4  28 
4  29 


8|W  |0ol.  Postage  h\  weight  1S44  22   1217  414  30 
9|Th  ^'aro.  Herschell  (ast.')  d.  1S48  22     \i[l  44,4  81 

21   54  7  4Gi4  82 


21  4o,7  4h:4  33 


lOJFri  ;Ponnv  Post  cstab.  1840 

11  ISat  Im.io''  38'"  ?  6  A(i'l  H"  (r"'^)\V 

lojSc  list  Sun- iay  alter  Epiphany.   j21   35,7  42' 4  34 j 

13iMo'ni.  7''  4!>"''  i'  o  0.             '     121   25  7  42i4  301 

l.i\Ta\St.  John,  d;  Westmorland  C.O.l'll   15:7   Ilk  37; 


sets,  jloga 
Sa  15  [legs 
9  33|feet 
10.\44feet 
rises  head 
Oa  7|head 
0  31  neck 

0  50jiicck 

1  25  arms 

2  15  arms 


u. 


M 


1  80 

2  3(J 

3  46 

4  22 

5  9 

5  50 

6  42 

7  30 

8  19 

9  8 


2  41j«ruiSilO  0 

3  32lbio»t|lO  51 

4  ;;0|brost  11  42 
6  81  h'aitl  0  7 


15  W    (I4)ni7''2y"lit(i  ©.  Iil3-56'S 
lo'Th  m.lO''19'"lf  6  ®.    1C4'14'  S. 

17  Fri  |a,l''22"'  Q  in  9 ;  a''24"'  6  o  Q 

18  SatjPi-'nny  Postage  com'cd  184u. 

19  Sn    2d  Sunday  after  Epiphany. 

20  .Mo  David  Garrick  died  1779. 
Charlotte  Cirmlt  Court, 
Mooltan  surr'd  uiieon.  1849. 
after.  \^  32'"  Til*  O. 
(27)a.2''20'"  ^  c^  ©.    \.  4"4'N. 
Princess  Royal  married  1858 
3d  Sunday  aft-jr  Epiphany, 
m.  8''20''''5  6  ®.     5  2"44'N. 
Battle  of  Aliwal  1840. 
(30)  diaries  I.  murdM  1049. 


21 
22 
23 
24 

25 
20 

27 

2S 

:29 

!30 


Tu 
W 

Th 

Fri 

Sat 

Su 

Mo 

Tu 

W 

Th 


21  4j7  4114  38 

20  5217  40-1  40 

20  40j7  o9;4  41 

20  2S|7  38l4  42 

20  l!'.i7  37!4  44 


20  3 
19  49 
19  30 
19  21 

19  7 
18  62 
18  37 
18  22 
IS  0 
17  5t' 


37 
36 
35 

34 
33 


jm.  3''-30"'5  ^  Q.     ?  1"  21'  S.'17  33:7 
31  Fri  la.  2"  20'"  <i  6  (^.    2  4"  52'  N.!l7  17|7 


4  45 
4  40 

4  48 
4  49 
4  51 
32i4  53 
31J4  54 
S0|4  55 
2914  571 
2'^;4  osl 
27!5     0! 


6  36 

7  41 

8  43 

9  40 

llAll 

seta 
OmIG 
1    25 


Irart 
h'art 
belly 
belly 
reins 
reins 
reino 
seers 


0  55 


2  38  seers 

3  24 
5   14 


thigs 
thigs 


0  20  knoe 

7  27  knet: 

8  lollegs 

8  55 Ilea's  1  0  17 

9  24 'feet  j  1   14 


1 

'1 

o 

3 
4 
6 
5 

6  42 

7  85 

8  34 

9  37 

10  42 

11  46 


41 

25  I 

471 

28  i 

9i 

541 


2715 


li  9M49feet  i  2  11 


Temperature — lM,L;iiest  tor  month  ia  22  vears,  49"'.00 

lo'wcst         "                 "  *  ««.24.  00 

iiiean  of  bi-daily  observation,  IJ.   21 
Rain — y.catesL  fall  for  month  in  22  years,  7.192  inc''. 

least                "                     "  nil. 

niean                "                      "  2.ft20  inch. 

Snow— -rcatcst            "                      "  42.000    " 


least 
mean 


il 

ii 


2.000 
20.472 


V 


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f  I 


i  I 
i 


i  I 


1873.]        FEBRUARY  has  Twenty-eight  days.        [1873. 

moon's  niANOKS. 

Q)  r'rst  Quarter.  4t}i  day.  Ah.  42m.  nion;lnL'.    N". 

O  Full  Moon,  12tli  iluy,"  7li.  'Jm.  mosninj,'.  "     \V  N.  W. 

®  fia,-t  Qi'arti'v,  tiOih  diiy,  (I'l.  Si^ii.  morning.  S.  tt  E, 

(^  New  Movfi.,  2»uh  (luy,  lOh.  .'..Sra.  alU'riioun.    :;.  N.  W. 


eVKmS,    II'^I.lDA'ill,   i"TC. 


1 

2 
8 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 


(Sal  I  War  bo.  Dcini)).  &Gi;i-iTi.  lSi')4 
Sir  'Itli  Sunday  af'tef  P^pipliany. 
Mo  [Andrew  Fuller  born  I7r!4. 
T'.i  JlUnrv  Ten.-i  Supnrf'  Co'ttrt. 
W  Turks  iilvan.  Ginrgovo  1no4. 
Til  .I'Veiich  vep.  at  Hhang'ai  IBoo. 
Fri  Aiiuex:ition  uf  OiuL-  1850. 
Sar  [Statecf  Siege  18f;8 

Su  j'^optuagc'^'nia.      "Jllun   in   a 
Mo  jnattle  ol  t-^obraon  IhiG. 
Tu  -Loudon  cnivcrrfitvcl;.  IS2('. 


.'•;n's     Btr: 


atr:<     jioon 


I'HC.    9.,KIS!.;S.|8l5Tr.  '«.  4    i?. 


n.      M.   ..'.  M.JH. 

lo  69! 7  '■^^^* 

Ift  42|7  24  5 

If)  24 '7  23  5 

Irt     7;7  22  5 

15  48,7  21  5 

15  3(t|7  19  5   10 

15   117  18  5   11 

14  52J7  17 

14  83j7  15 

14  13I7  14 

1:1   541?  12 


12  W  iPiivia  OinisiLyr'op'd  IS.-.a.il;-]  ;M  7  11 
Ir.  Th  iShar.  Tiruci-,  iiist,,  d.  18-17. 


14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 


Frilm.  luH9"K  6  (^-  U  4"  2'  S. 


Sat 

Sr 

Mo 

Tu 

W 

Th 


National  Debt  com'ucd  1697 


."lexagcsnna. 


in.  ;}"  RS"  5  gi*.  bel.  lat.  S. 

a.  2"  45'^'   $  6  Q     i  0"3i'  N. 

Sir  Wm.  Napier  died  18(iO. 

Kncrlidh  enfc'red  Lahort;  iS46.  10  47^-'  59 


i:-! 

U 

7 

12 

5!-! 

7 

12 

S3 

7 

12 

12 

7 

11 

51 

7 

11 

30 

7 

11 

8 

7 

Fr5  imorn.  11"  3'-'  ^  sup.   ,'.   0. 

S;it  PattU-  ot  Ojoje  at  ISiv. 
23iSi    [ilc.w.  iV'V'.vHiWH. 
24iMo  rn.  5"  5S"'  '^  6  (D .    ^?  4"iO'  N. 


25 
26 

27 
28 


Tu 
W 
Th 

Fii 


fTinfff?  Circuif  Court. 


First  day  of  Lent. 
ai.5''2'"??  6  ®.     y  SMl'N. 
Indian  Mutiny  began  1857. 


!.     II.     M. 

2;  ds^es, 
4!  10m 10 
5|10  M 

10  5P 

11  2fi 


r-,  a. 


IIIOII 
I    P.   .M. 


11.M5S 
sets. 


1^ 
II 

IC. 

17' 

191 

2u; 
211 

5  22i 
5  24 
5  26 
5  27 
5  28 
5  30 
5  31 
5   82 


head 
head 
neck 
neck 
arms 
■irnis 
arnid 


3  51  I 

4  39 

5  27 

6  15 

7  5 

7  56 

8  47 

9  38 

10  29 

11  15 


10  25|6  57 

10  z\^S  55 

9  U\<S  5415  34 

9  1916  52|5  3.^ 

8  fi7l':'>  6'  =  |5  37 

8  34  le  48 15  38 

8  12l()  4615  40 

7  49I6  44I5  41 


5  M  4 lores t 

5  69jbres! 

6  44ih'art 

7  2l|li'art 

7  5"'h';\rt'll   59  i 

8  Hlbfclh;  0  23 
8  34! belly    1     5  I 

1  461 

2  26 

3  7 


8  53  reins 

9  10|  reins 
9  M  7  rein? 

seers 
seers 


rises. 
Om24 

1  3^  thifrs 

2  fi3jihlgs 

4  5|knef 

5  ll|kne». 

6  <;|legs 
n  48|loi'',s 

7  22;fVer 
7  4Sjfoet 
8'»lllhead 


3  50 

4  36 

5  26 

6  19 

7  18 

8  21  { 

9  24! 

10  26  j 

11  26  i 

0  48' 


Temperature — highest  for  month  in  22  years, 
lowest        "  " 

mean  of  bi-daily  observation, 
Rains  greatest  fall  for  month  iu  22  years, 
least 


Slow- 


mean 
-greatest 
least 
moan 


11 

u 
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)> 

11 


11 
11 
11 
11 


49 '.00 
■m22.  00 
21.45 
0.990  inch. 
nil. 
2.435  inch. 

32.;>"o 

2.'..:0 

13.  (-24 


» 
11 


The -71  bit  ot  yonus-(  ?  ^  like  that  of  Mercury,  being  letwoen  the 
Earth  i  9)  and  ih^  Snn,  thf  re  oc  uf  v.hr>t  ai.-  ievmed  Tr.msits  of  Venus — 
the  ]  'tt-^-  paf;''inp,'  'iko  n  dfi-k  rouiid  spot  acro';''  the  f'uri's  i\\<c.  This 
phenuuienon  happens  twice  in  about  one  luuidred  and  twenty  years. 


01 


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vr  E. 

N.  W. 


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7  6i 

7  56 

8  47! 

9  38' 
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2l|h'art!ll  15 
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Hibfcllvl  0  28 

1    fi 

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neck 
arms 
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belly 
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reins 


IS. 

24 


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seers 
seers 
thigs 

finjthicrs 

kue<' 
knet 

c.  Metis 
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4S{foet 
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10  26 i  I 

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21.  45 
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nil. 

2.4 ;^5  inch. 
^2.o"u     " 

2.'..0 
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limits  !*t'  Venus —  ' 
ui's  flise.     Tills  i, 
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1873.] 


MARCH  has  Thirty-one  Days. 


[1878. 


moon's  rn.\N(ii;M. 

f^  Fii>l  Qiiurtt'i',  r.ili  day,  '.'h.  liti.  uffonioou.  S.  W.  Hv  S. 

9  Full  Md.i'i.  I4th  diiy,  III.  'jnin.  inoriiitig.  S.  W.  iiy  S. 

d  Li.-t  Quarter,  '.'.1st  day,  «li.  r.5m.  ntteruoon.  N.  N.  E.  f  N, 

#  New  Moon,  ii8th  (Imv,  8li.  .'ioin.  riK^rniuj;.  S.  E.  bt  E. 


1 

KVKNTS,   IIOMDAVa,    EiC. 

1»KC.   8. 

nitjKS. 

8UN 

HRTS. 

MOON 
R.  A   S, 

HKill 
WATBH. 
P.M,     j 

I    1,    1 

V.      M. 

If. 

M. 

II.    M. 

il.     M. 

11.     M.  , 

^ 

i  TSrtt 

Pt.niivi'i.  [$  c*;  ®.'?«"  :>')'N 

7  2r. 

♦5 

13 

5  43 

sets. 

head 

I    3« 

2  Sr 

Qurtilra^'csinia.     ni:;''4i"'. 

7     4 

(I 

41 

5  44 

10AI2 

neck 

2  28 

;)  M.. 

Isle  Man  \u\  to  (}.  H.  170ft. 

G  41 

i\ 

39 

ft  40 

11.V28 

neck 

3   18 

1  4  Til 

Qfiav'a  Circiiif  (hurt. 

0  17 

0 

37 

6  47 

rlsia 

neck 

4     8 

5  W 

W.kY.  Bible  So'ty.  est.  1804 

ft  54 

ti 

80 

ft  48 

5A54 

arms 

4  69 

0 

Th 

Conofiglo,  painter,  d.  IBJH. 

ft  81 

B 

34 

5  49 

G  46 

anna 

5  50 

7 

Fri 

ni.  1 1''  'M\"'   ?   in  porh. 

5     8 

f) 

32 

ft  51 

7  3S 

brest 

6  42 

8 

Sat 

m.  li'-air^iny  [(l.Til4"2'S 

4  41 

(5 

8<i 

5  52 

8  30 

brest 

7   34 

9 

Su 

2d  Sun.  in  Lent.  a.;>"3S"'}il  c 

4  21 

« 

29 

ft  53 

9   19 

brest 

8   25 

iln'Mo 

(!i)  Sie^'o  of  liiioknow  18.")8. 

8   •>! 

») 

27 

5  54 

10     G 

ii'art 

9   13 

illTu 

Kent  Cirriiit  Cwirf. 

H  34 

i; 

25 

5  •'>''> 

10  01 

h'art 

9  58' 

' 

:12:\V 

ft.  5''  HH"'  ^   in  peih. 

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6 

23 

6  b^t 

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bellv 

10  43! 

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Jamed  II.  1  md.  he'd.  1''>S5^. 

2  47 

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21 

b   Oi' 

sets. 

U<\\\ 

11    23 

IHIFri 

(loliilacan  aeru  A.   D.  1(>T1\ 

2   2:) 

(') 

lit 

ft      (' 

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belly 

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;lr,!Sat 

lionduu  Brid;^e.  com.  1824. 

1    5  J 

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17 

(5      1 

7   la 

reins 

0  20 

1  (5 '  Sl- 

::rd Sunday  in  Lent. 

1    3t) 

0 

15 

0     3 

7  17 

icii  a 

1     7 

it  M(. 

Samt  Patrick. 

1    12 

t) 

14 

()     4 

7  82 

sccis 

1   49 

IbjT.j 

m.  tj''  lU'",-^  6  ®.   <?  1"8'N. 

0  48 

0 

12 

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7"'52 

occrs 

2  83  i 

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W 

Sir  Isaac  Newton  died  1727. 

0  2;. 

0 

10 

«     0 

risi'.s. 

thins 

3   21  1 

'20 

Tl. 

11,.  H"  28'".   Oent.TSpr.  beg. 

so      1 

u 

8 

0    7 

0"'40 

thij^s 

4   13 

,21 

Fri 

Ill    1  1''  67'"   V  stationary. 

.NO  2S 

fi 

6 

6     9 

1   58 

tliigs 

6     9i 

22 

Sal 

(t.mmIig  d.  is;i2.  [Scot.  ir,t);i 

U  46 

6 

4 

0   10 

8     1 

knee 

C     9 

2:-! 

Su 

Mid.  Lent  Sunday.   Un.  Fug 

1    10 

6 

2 

0    12 

3   57 

knee 

7  lo! 

24 

Mo 

Roy.  Acad.  Music  op.  1824. 

1   84 

G 

0 

6   13 

4  44 

legs 

8  10 

25 

Tu 

Lady  Day. 

1    57 

ft 

58 

0  14 

5.M17 

legs 

9     9 

26 

\v 

a.  t;^  2r)"'  55   stationary. 

2  21 

5 

57 

6  15 

sets. 

leet 

10    4 

127 

ri. 

Duke  Canil)rid^e  born  1819. 

2  44 

5 

55 

0  17 

4a43 

feet 

10  57 

'28 

Fri 

War  dec.  a<?.  Rus^-sia  1854. 

3     8 

5 

58 

G   18 

G     8 

head 

11  49 

2'.) 

•at 

in.lMo'"  ^  6  ®.    ^6"  57'  N. 

3  31 

5 

51 

6  19 

7  45 

head 

0  14 

■M) 

Su 

t.'arlo  Sunday,    i  gr.  brill'ey. 

3  5.") 

.■> 

49 

G  21 

9     2 

neck 

1     51 

lUiMo 

111.  S*"  r.H"  2  6®.   $6"  27  N 

4   IS 

5 

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li'Al9 

neck 

1   55' 

1 

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aiperatitre — hi^hosl  for  month  la  22  veard,                o7"-0ii 

'1 

i                '                 lowest 

—ai:;.  00 

■ 

mean  of  hi-ilaily  obsorvat 

ion,                 29.  82 

Kaiu — f;rc>rit<!-t  I'jiU  tor  iiiuiitli  ir 

22  years,  7.9 to  inch. 

i                                  Icii.-t 

"    '           0.70,-)     " 

•^ 

1                                   mean                " 

"                 2.202     " 

SiiO'.v — ;j,n;uU'st           " 

ol'..^OU     " 

1 
1 

least          .       " 

2.150     " 

i                                  moiui               " 

H-.843     " 

1 

" 

V^eiuia  (  $  )  Mercury  (  ?  )  and   the  Moon  only  can  have  Inf.  Conjunct 

I 


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1873.] 


APRIL  has  Thirty  Days. 


[1873. 


MOONS    CIIANCKS. 

0)  First  Quarter,  4th  day,  2h.  rim.  afternoon,  E.  by  S. 
©  Full  Mcoii,  r>ih  d;iy,  5li.  27in.  aftenioon,      E. 
(©  Lust  Quurior,  20th  day,  Ih.  2;^m.  morning,   E.  S.  E. 
#  Nev  Moon,  2(ith  day,^)h.  18m.  afternoon.     W.  ny  X. 


'i  ■<  I 


3- 

3J. 

1 

Tn 

2 

W 

3 

Th 

4 

Fri 

5 

Sat 

G 

Su 

7 

Mo 

8 

Tu 

9 

W 

10 

Th 

11 

Fii 

12 

Sat 

13 

Su 

14 

Mo 

15 

Tu 

16 

VV 

17 

Th 

18 

Fri 

19 

Sat 

20 

Su 

21 

Mo 

22 

Tu 

23 

VV 

24 

Th 

25 

Fri 

26 

Sat 

27 

Su 

28 

Mo 

29 

Tu 

'30 

W 

KVKNTS,    lIOLn)AV.-J,    KTC. 


Rccle«.  Aera  Const.  B.C.  5508 
Jas.  Ehnes,  Architect  d.  186? 
Sir  Jas.  Koss,  Ar.Nav.d .  1862 
a.  gMS-"  W-6  (B.   lil4M3'S. 
8.8"  42""   5   Inf.   6    0. 
Passion  Sunday. 
(8)  a.  8*"  39'"  1^  stationary. 
Eiister  '^'\nn  Hnprcme  Court. 
'2d  Bomb.  Sevastopol  1855. 
Tornado  Rungpoor  Bcng.'54 
Good  Friday. 

Adm.  Rodiiev'"!  victory  1782 
Eastkr.     Fail  Magdala  ISC. 8 
m.  2''40'"  9  sta. 
a.  Oi'38'"i5iny.   6^^■"  f  6  © 
Battle  of  Cullodcn  1746. 
a.  0"  22"  U  sta. 
ra.  6"  6™   5  stationary. 
Roy.  Society  Musicians  1738 
Low  Sunday, 
after.  6''  as^I^la  ^. 
morn.  7''  38'"  'j  a  0. 
(24)  Roman  Aera  B.C.  753. 
a.  9'' 32'"  5  (i  ®.    H  1"44'  N, 
a.  5*"  S*"  5  ill  aphelion. 
(27)  ni.  10"  16'"  <$  <?  0. 
2d  Sunday  after  Easter. 
French  def.  .Mexicans  1862. 
Emp.  Alex.  L  Russia  b.  1818. 
a.0"30'^  ^  o  V 


sun's  I    SUN    I    SUN 
OKU.  N.lRItlKS.    SKTS. 


4 
5 
5 
5 

6 
6 
C 

7 
7 
8 


irgmis. 


M. 

41 
4 
27 
50 
13 
35 
58 
20 
43 
5 
8  27 

8  49 

9  1 
9  32 
9  54 

10  15 
10  36 

10  57 

11  18 

11  38 
U  59 

12  19 
12  39 

12  59 

13  18 

13  38 
\?,  57 

14  16 
14  34 


5 
5 
5 
5 

5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
4 
4 
4 
14  53|4 


H.    M. 

5  45 
5  42 
5  40 
38 
37 


35 
33 
31 
29 


27 
26 
21 


U.    M. 

6  23 
6  24 
6  26 
6  27 
6  28 
6  29 
6  31 


MOON 
R.  &   S. 


•A   U 


S  a. 


MIfill 

WATK'K. 

P.    M 


32 
33 
34 
36 
37 
38 
6  39 
6  41 
6  42 
6  43 
6  44 
6  45 
ll|6  47 
9  6  48 


22|6 

21 

19 

17 

15 

14 

13 


H.    M. 

rises  arms 
arms 


8 

6 

4 

3 

1 
59 
58 
56l6 
55  6 


6  49 
6  61 
6  52 
6  53 
6  54 
6  56 
6  57 


8'"30 

9   13 

10     4 

11m4 

Oa5 

1  11 

2  16 

3  20 
4m24 
sets 
5m21 
5  38 

5  59 

6  19 
0  49 

7  23 

8  12 

9  13 
10  23 
1 1'"42 

rises 
4m  13 


25 
40 
57 
20 
50 


brest 

brest 

brest 

h'art 

h'art 

bellv 

belly 

belly 

reins 

reins 

seers 

seers 

seers 

thigs 

thigs 

knee 

knee 

legs 

loizs 

feet 

feet 

head 

head 

neck 

neck 

arras 


M. 

47 
41 
36 

27 

18 

8 

54 


58 

59 1 


H, 

2 
3 
4 

5 
6 
7 
7 

8  39 

9  22 
10     4 

10  43 

11  26 

0  31 

1  18 

2  10 

3  4 


4 
5 
6 

7 

7 


o 

3 
o 

0 
55 


6  22  armsl 

7  M4iarmf 


8  47 

9  37 

10  27 

11  16 


0  :54 


2  21 


Teraperatufc— higiiesL  for  month  in  22  years,  64".o0 

lowest         "                   "'  10.  (10 

mean  of  h;-daily  oh^icrvation,  37.  90 

Rain — 'iienlt^st  tali  for  month  in  22  year?,  5.3!^5  inc 

lea-^t                   "                     "  0.710     " 

mean                 "                     "  2..n;M     " 

-grc,it<  St  "  " 

»)  » 


h. 


Sno\ 


least 
nuMiii 


>» 


IS  000 
nil. 
4.662 


A  Transit  of  Venus  was  vioue(l  i;    Fnglaiul   in  16.'',9;  otliers  iu  1761 
and  1769  ;  the  next  will  occiir  in  1874  ;  and  a  second  transit  in  1882. 


f  i 


[1873. 


yS. 


BY  X. 


/'  a  1 

Hion    1 

tVA  I'KK.  ; 

- 

Sai 

P.    M 

H.      M. 

Arms 

2  47; 

> 

iirms 

3  41 

3 

brest 

4  36 

4 

brest 

5  27 

4 

brest 

6  ]8 

5 

h'art 

7     8 

1 

h'art 

7  54 

6 

bellv 

8  39 

0 

belly 

9  22 

4 

belly 

10     4 

reins 

10  43 

1 

reins 

11  26 

8 

seers 

•    •   •    • 

9 

secrr" 

0  31 

9 

seers 

1   18 

t9 

thigs 

2  10, 

!8 

thigs 

3     4| 

2 

knee 

4     3 

L3 

knee 

5     3 

!3 

legs 

6     2 

12 

logs 

7    oj 

s 

feet 

7  55  1 

i;s 

feet 

8  47 

26 

liead 

9  37 

K 

beat! 

10  27! 

b1 

neck 

11   10 

2i 

neck 

•   •  •   • 

5r 

anns; 

1    0  34  1 

22 

iarint 

!     1    27 

H 

!rtrm.-=!   2  21  1 

tt4".0() 

10.  00 

37.  '.to 

.3;25  incli. 

710     " 

.MM     " 

000     " 

lil. 

.(>('.2     " 

otliors  ill  l7lJl  1 

nsit  in  1S82.      j 

I 


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1873.] 


MAY  has  Thirty-0D9  Days. 


[1873. 


moon's  changks. 

©)  First  Quarter,  4th  'lay,  ^!i.  9m.  morning. 
©  Full  Mood,  12th  day,  (Jii    i')4ai.  iitorniiij^. 
©  Last  Quarter,  I'^'th  ilay.  (ih.  iJfiiii.  uiorning. 
#  New  Moon,  'J.ith  day,  4h.  yfiin.  luoiiiing. 


N.  X.  E. 

W. 

S. 

E.  PY  N 


Th 
2!Fri 


<> 

Sal 

4 

Si: 

5 

Mo 

0 

'lu 

7 

W 

8 

Th 

VI 

Fi-i 

10 

Sal 

KVENTS,    HOLIDAYS,    ETC. 


.UN  S  ;    .'il  N    !    !«CN    I    MDOK 


'   ■'''  M     i     IlIGIJ 
5    S     I     P      M. 


lll;Su 

,12!Mo 

'loiTii 

'11|W 

lir-iTh 

il(>  Fri 


■  t.  Philip  aud  St.  Jti'nes. 
a.  6"  7'"  $  sr.  eloiig.idO'  2^'W. 
Ml.  ('."'.'"'J^ci   9.  Iit4'>22'  S. 
\-'A  Sunday  after  Easter, 
'after.  1"  27"'  ?  inf.   6  0. 
Gold  found  in  Australia  1851 
Dresden  bombarded  1849. 
Turks  took  Czernavoda  18.54 
(Jl)  Lord  Chatham  d.  1778. 
a.  6"  UV"  t  6  Q.  3  1"41  'S. 
1th  Sunday  after  Easter, 
m.  '.}''  89'"  ^  stationarv. 

St.  John  a  a  d-  y^ot'k  m.  ph.. 

Xbh-AS  Pacha  E-vi,t.  d.  1854, 
Paris' Un.  Exhib.  inaug.  1855. 


17 
18 
19 


>at 

Su 

Mo 


20lTu 
21  W 


22 

!28 


Th 
Fri 


|24Sat 
i25Si; 
26;  Mo 
27|Tu 
28i\V 
29!Th 
80 !  Fri 
,81'Sat 


Ml, 


2>'  5(»"'  5  gr.  hel.  1.  S. 


m.  9"  10"'^  6  (©.   ■^4°47'N. 

Rogation.  ( 1 9 )  a.  1 1  "4 1 '"  <S  y . 

ra.lM0'»5  6  ®.   $3"55'S. 

(18)UnitEmp.Loy.  land.  1783 

Maria  Edge  worth  d.  1849. 

Ascensiontide. 

(24)  aft.  I''  47'"  ?  in  y. 

m.  2"  29'"  $  6  ®.  $  r47'N 

Sunday  after  Ascension. 

^£5)  m.  4"  2:i"'.    v  sta. 

(24)  H.  Maj.Victoria  b.  1819. 

.Vncona  bombarded  1849. 

Battle  of  Goito  1848. 

a.  4''  11'"  ]il6  ®.}i[4"24'S. 

Dr.  Kane  -ailed  2d  ex.  18.').^. 


1^. 
15 
15 
15 
Hi 
16 
16 
16 
17 
17 
17 
17 
18 
18 
IS 
18 
19 
19 
19 
19 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 
21 


M.  11 

lli4 
29!4 

4714 


M.  H. 

7 


4 
21 
88 
55 
11 
27 
43 
5S 
18 
28 
48 
57 
11 
25 
88 
51 

3 
16 
27 
89 
5i: 

1 
11 
22 
31 
41 
50 
58 


52 

51 

49 

48 

47 

45 

44 

48 

42 

40 

89 

88 

8l> 

85 

34 

33 

32 

31 

30 

29 

28 

27 


26  7 
25  7 


24 
21 


28  7 

7 
7 
7 


28 

22 

9  9 


.M. 
1 

2 

3 

4 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

81 

32 
<> . ) 

84 


It   M.        I 

^<'t;s.  'hrusti 
O.M82|bresti 
1   2t»h'art| 

1  59  h'art 

2  28  h'art 
2  50  belly 
3m  10  belly 


rises. 
4a41 
5  48 
7     2 


reins 
reins 
reins 
socrs 


legs 
legs 


8  17js(.'crs 

9  ;i4:thi-s 
10  46|tl.ig. 
11a50  knee 

sets.  Iknee 
8m  18 
9  31 
10m49 
Oa8 
1  23 

3  2 

4  17 

5  A3  2 
rises 
4ai2() 


feet 

feet 

head 

head 

head 

neck 

neck 

armsl  1 1   43 

4  66  irrnsl  0  11 

5  48jbre.sl|    1      8 

6  86jbrept    1  58 

7  89jbresti   2  46 
8M42iheartl   8  40 


II.      M, 

3  16' 

4  81 

5  Oj 

5  49 

6  34  I 

7  181 

8  0| 

8  39  I 

9  22! 
10  e! 
10  48. 

11  37: 

0     3' 

0  58 

1  57 

2  57, 

57: 

56 

50 

48 

32 

8  20 

9  8 
9  57 

10  49 


•> 
4 
5 
6 

7 


Temperature— highest  for  (ponth  in  22  years, 
lowc;5t  "  "■ 

mean  of  bi-daily  observation, 
Rain--:.:"o.itcst  fall  for  mouth  iu  22   soars, 

mean  "  " 


88".00 
26.00 
48.98 
10.880  in'Ji. 
0.5-.0     " 
4.117     " 


By  the  iihonomona  of  Transit.s  of  Venus,  the  distances  of  the  Sui  and 
Planets  have  been  determined.  Kepler  first  predicted  them;  but  the 
tirst  one  was  observed  by  Uorrox,  in  1689. 


■i 


1873.] 


JUNE  has  Thirty  Days. 


[1873. 


moon's   CFI.VNCIKS. 

®  Fir^it  Quarter,  Sd  dri y,  Ih.  r>oi!i.  iiioniing. 

©  Full  Moon,  lOtli  (lay.  Ph.  SVm.  afternoon. 

(©  Last  (Quarter,  1  7th  day,  1  Ih.  7in.  morning. 

9  New  Moon,  '24th  dny,  4h.  4Sn).  at'ti'rnoon. 


N.  W.  BY  W. 
E.  HY  S. 
W.  BY  S. 
W.   KY  \. 


• 

* 

e 

feu 

ETKNT3,    lIOr.inAYS,    PTC. 

n-N'a 

1;LU.  N. 

saN 

RISKS. 

S'JN 

MOON    1  V'  2 

u.  .fc  .s.    5  2 

1    s  a- 

WATER. 
P.   M. 

U.      M. 

H.     M. 

n.   M, 

ir.   :■;.  ! 

II.       M. 

1 

Su 

Whitsuntide. 

22     7 

4  21 

7   35 

?<'l.^. 

h'art 

4  31 

2 

Mo 

(l)ni.V»''o'.)'"2;  6  (D.2:rL'8'S. 

•1-1   14 

1   20 

7  35 

0.M13 

bollv 

0   15 

Tu 

(1)  fope  Gregory  died  1846. 

I'l  22 

4   20 

7  36 

1    14 

belly 

5  55 

4 

\V 

111.  2'' 40'"  ^.\\\9.. 

22  29 

4   1(1 

7  37 

1   32 

bellv 

6  34 

5 

Th 

George  III.  born  1738. 

22  3B 

4   10 

7  37 

1   50 

veins 

7   15 

6 

Fri 

a.  4''  52'"  3  c5  ®-    5  3°2()'N. 

22  42 

4   18 

7  88 

1  48 

reins 

7  57 

7 

Sat 

after.  0"  45'"  ^  stationary. 

22  48 

4  18 

7  39 

2m5 

seers 

8  40 

8 

Su 

Trinity,  a.  4''  53""  $  in  perh. 

22  53 

4  18 

7  40 

rises. 

seers 

9  28 

9 

Mo 

morn.  5"  0'"  <i  sup  rj  ©. 

22  58 

4  17 

7  40 

7a  11 

thigs 

10  19 

10 

Tu 

Trinity  Term  Supreme  Court. 

23     3 

4  17 

7  41 

8  30 

tliig8 

11   14 

11 

VV 

St   Barnabas. 

23     7 

4  17 

7  42 

9  39 

iinee 

12 

Th 

Insurrec.  at  Prague  1848. 

23  11 

4  17 

7  42 

10  36 

knee 

0  45 

13 

Fri 

a.2''25">-^  6  ®.  ^4°39'S. 

23   15 

4  17 

7  43 

11   21 

knee 

1  48 

14 

"1 

c>at 

(16)  Bat.  Gross  S'ri'^hen  1849. 

23   18 

4  17 

7  43 

I1a55 

l^gs 

2  48 

l.K 

1st  Kundav  afr/j,-  Til'iity. 

23  '^O 

4  17 

7  43 

t)0»t;_ 

1  lX'S 

3  46 

1<. 

(15)  Hrir.  rctonlc  l'iIonlrcar76 

'16   _2 

4  16 

7  44 

\;a'.o6 

f»ct 

4  39 

1*^ 

Tu 

(18)  Battle  of  Mooltan  1848. 

23   21 

4   16 

7  44 

llMl4 

feet 

5  30 

18 

VV 

Battle  of  Waterloo  1815. 

23  26 

4   16 

7  45 

0a2'.i 

head 

6   18 

H) 

Th 

m.  0''  IS""  5  gr.  liel.  kit.  N. 

23  27 

4  17 

7  45 

2     6 

head 

7     6 

20 

Fri 

Ascen.  Queen  Vict.  1837. 

23  27 

4  17 

7  45 

3   19 

neck 

7  58 

21 

Sat 

Proela.  Qn.  Victoria  1837. 

23  27 

4  17 

7  45 

4  34 

neck 

8  42 

22 

Su 

2d  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

23  27 

4  17 

7  45 

6a49 

arras 

9  34 

23 

Mo 

(2I)m.4''49'"?  6  (§.  $2"51'S 

23  27 

4  17 

7  46 

rises. 

arms 

10  27 

24 

Tu 

Midsummer  Day. 

23  25 

4  18 

7  46 

3m36 

brest 

11  22 

25 

W 

(21)m.5''2r"Ocnt©s"m.bog 

23  24 

4   18 

7  46 

4  26 

brest 

—  — 

2(> 

Th 

m.5'',^6'"  $  6  ®.   5  2°35'S. 

23  22 

4   18 

7  46 

5  25 

bresfc 

0  41 

27 

Fri 

aft.  >''  38"  ?   ill  porh. 

23   20 

4  19 

7  46 

6  29 

h'art 

1   31 

25-' 

Sat 

Corona.  Q;iet;ii  Vieloiia  1838. 

23   17 

4  19 

7  46 

7   -A 

h  art 

2  21 

2P 

Sn 

3d  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

23  14 

4  20 

7  46 

8  41 

bellv 

3     6 

30 

Mu 

(29)ml'>54'"24  6  ©■  1C4''24'S 

23  lu 

4  20 

7  46 

9m43 

belly 

3  50 

Temperature— -higlvest  for  mouth  in  22  years, 
lowest,         "  rf     '•' 

mean  of  bi-daily  observation, 
Rain — greatest  fall  for  month  in  22  years, 
least. 


mean, 


>» 


87''.00 
37.00 
56.63 

7.470  inch. 
0.920     " 
3.587     " 


Great  Britain,   >.s  \^ell  as  France,  Germany,  uid  Russia,  have  .selected 

46  places  for  observation,  extending  (Vom  Kasan,  55" 48'  N.,  to  Auckland, 

Id.,  50"  33'  .^.     Among  them  a,re  C.  G.  Hope,  Bombay,  Madras,  Pekin, 

:  Yokohima,  MeU)oiirne,  Sidney,  Aue'viaiid,   N.  Z.,  xVstrakhan  and  Oren- i 

:  burg,  Alexandria,  Erivan,  Muscat,  Shanghai,  Woahoo,  Honolulu.  ! 


j    ^ 


[1873. 


Ih'avt 


thigs 


0  45 


4l|belly 
[4  a  I  belly 


87''.00 
37.00 
56.63 

7.470  inch. 
0.920     " 
R.587     '' 

I,  have  ReU^cted ; 
f.,  to  Auc'Klan.iJi 
Madras,  Pei.in,  I 
{han  and  Oren-j 
onolulu. 


I 


;i873.] 


Ai)n:nTrs.KMENTs. 


31 


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LANSDOW?(E  &  MARTI^^ 


J" 


(Successors  to  MAGEE  BBOS.,) 


IMPORTERS    OP 


I 


SILKS,  VELVETS,    LACES,    GLOVES,  HOSITRY, 

SHAWLS,  UNDER  CLOTHING,  UMBRELLAS, 

SCARFS,  TIES,  j:'AMBRIC  HDKFS., 


m  mm^  itliartlii 


tpUai. 


DRESS  AND  MANTLE  MAKING. 

IN    ALL    ITS    BRANCHES,    CAKIiiED    OIV    AT     t'lilS 

ESTABLISH4iEXT, 


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At  cliert  :;.ot:cG,  or:l  a  Porfect  TiL  G"-ac.ra.L:  rcci. 
PRICES    MODERATE. 


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MANUF.\GTriiED  AT   THE 


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Has   the  uauie  of  the  Mills  and  our  name  on  u  priutcd  label  on 

the  ead  of  the  Bundle. 


White,  Red,  and  Orange  Tarn, 


Is  put  up  in  Blue  paper. 


iTJLO 


Is  put  up  in  Buff  Paper. 


White,  Blue,  Red,  and  Orange. 

Wappttoitedl   ©est   QKtiiSty   tctdl    Fuidfi   6.ftRgtt«» 


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JULY  has  Thirty-one  Days. 


[18' 


1  • 


MOON'S   CHANOICS. 


©   Kir^tQiij'i'tcr,  2fl  diiv,  nil.  4t'.in.  nftcrnoon.       S.  S.  W. 

•S.  \Y.  uY 
N.  N.  W. 
E.  i  N. 


©   Full  Moon,  K/th  day,  'Jli.  \Un.  ihornii.;;. 
(0   Lust,  QitiiUcr,  I'Uli  day,  4l:.  :J}iti.  .nU  riiooti 
^  New  3loon,  21lh  Uuy,  Gli.  lOin.  uioruing. 


S. 


» 

sun'h 

3UN 

BUN   1   MOON 

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nioH 

«^ 

KVKXT3,  HOLIDAY?!,  KTO. 

bcc 

.  N 

H.  U. 

SKIS. 
H.  M. 

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ai  Z 

WATKR. 
P.    M. 

D. 

M. 

11.    M. 

II.   M. 

1 

Tu 

Sunh.  Clrcuii (J.  Doin.Can. '67 

23 

6 

4  21  7 

46 

ri-L's, 

belly 

4  30 

i> 

W 

(i)in.  H''  9'"  0  in  upo;:;oo. 

23 

2 

4  -2 

7 

45 

OaK) 

reinf 

5   11 

8 

Th 

ni.  5^  U-"5  <i  JiT.    ;,^  r32'N. 

22 

57 

4   2 

( 

45 

1    15 

reii» 

6  60 

4 

-T 

m.  10''28'«^  6  (D.  ^3'31'S. 

22 

52 

4  23 

7 

45 

2  21 

rieers 

6  34 

5 

Silt 

Turks  cr.  Danube  aUluss.'DS 

22 

47 

4  24 

7 

44 

3  34 

seers 

1  17 

6 

Sir 

4th  Sunday  aftor  Trinitv. 

22 

4J 

4  2 

7 

44 

4  48 

seers 

8     6 

1 

Mo 

SirE.Parry,  Ar.  Disc.d.  1855 

22 

34 

4  25 

7 

44 

6     6 

thigs 

9     0 

8 

Tu 

Albert  and  Kirufn  Circuits. 

22 

28 

4  26 

7 

43 

7  19 

thigs 

9  68 

9 

W 

Bay  Chalc'ur  discover'd  1534 

22 

2(1 

4  27 

7 

43 

8  A  24 

knee 

U    0 

la 

Th 

a.  4'' 26'"  ^  6  ®.  ■^4"  28'  N. 

22 

18 

4  27 

7  43 

sets. 

knee 

«   ■  •  • 

11 

Fr 

(12)  Battle  of  theBoync  1690 

22 

6 

4  28 

7 

42 

4m5,- 

legs 

0  35 

12 

Sat 

morn.  Ill*  53'"   5   in  y. 

21 

57 

t  29 

7 

42 

6    16 

leg3 

1   35 

13 

Su 

5th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

21 

48 

4  30 

7 

41 

7    4n 

feet 

2  32 

14 

Mo 

a.  3''53"'  J  gr.olong,45";!8'  W. 

21 

39 

4  31 

7 

40 

9     (' 

feet 

3  25 

15 

Tu 

Wcstmorla  n  d  (Ji  re  nit. 

21 

SO 

4  31 

7 

39 

10   18 

head 

4  15 

16 

W 

ni.4'^10'"  5  gr.  elong.26"45'  E. 

21 

20 

4  32 

7 

39 

11M56 

head 

5     3 

11 

Th 

Battle  of  Waitzen  1849. 

21 

K 

4  33 

7 

38 

lAlO 

neck 

5  51 

18 

Fri 

(20)ni.8''34'»  ?  6  (f .   ?  5"8'S. 

21 

0 

4  34 

7 

37 

rides. 

neck 

6  40 

19 

Sat 

(20)m.l0''  24"^  $gr.  hel.  L.S. 

20  47 

4  35 

7 

36 

Um21 

arms 

7  30 

20 

Su 

6th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

20 

38 

4  36 

7 

35 

0  63 

arms 

8  22 

21 

Mo 

morn.  S^  12"-  !i!  D  O- 

20 

26 

4  37 

7 

34 

1   33 

arms 

9  16 

22 

Tu 

Charlotte  Circuit  Court. 

20 

14 

4  38 

7 

33 

2  20 

brest 

10  10 

23 

W 

(22)  m.  0=^  SS"*  ^  <?  0, 

20 

2 

4  39 

^ 

1 

32 

3  m  16 

brest 

11     2 

24 

Th 

a.  O'^de-'^Iilci  m.  3il4°22'S. 

19 

49 

4  4(1 

7 

31 

sets. 

h'art 

11  53 

25 

Fri 

(26)m.3''lO'»  ■>  i  0  5  8"U)'S. 

19 

36 

I  41 

7 

3(1 

8  A  57 

h'ar^ 

0  17 

26 

Sat 

a.  7''l'J'"2j:  6  0).     U  4°U-'S. 

19 

23 

4  42 

7 

2i' 

9  22 

h'oit 

1     1 

27 

Su 

7th  Sun.  after  Trinitv. 

19 

Hi 

4  43 

7 

9  41 

bei:v 

1   47 

28 

Mo 

(29)  m.4''20"  J^lc5  O. 

18 

56 

4  44 

7 

27 

10     0 

belly 

2  27 

29 

Tu 

morn.  8''  56"^  ^  stationary. 

18 

42 

4  45 

7 

2  b 

10  46 

reins 

3     8 

30 

W 

PrJnceWales  land.  Halifax  '60 

18 

27 

4  46 

7 

2» 

10  16 

reins 

3  48 

81 

Th 

Battle  of  Segodvar  1849. 

18 

13 

4  47 

17 

25 

10a3-J 

reins 

4  28 

Temperature — highest  for  month  in  22  years, 

lowest        "  "  ' 


iJain- 


90^00 
"  "  45.00 

ijioan  01  bidaily  observation,  62.25 

IMvjatest  iail  for  mouth  in  22  3'oars,    (■.5^0  inch. 

lo.isfc  »  "  i.ur.o    " 


111  can 


(( 


764 


In  the  Astronomical  Notes  for  1872  and  1873,  it  ir^  no  undue  prond- 
ncnce  that  is  given  to  the  planet  Venus — for  the  phenomena  of  this 
Transit  are  of  the  utmost  importance  to  the  science  of  Astronomy. 


I* 


;  I 


■ 


1878.] 


AUGUST  has  Tliirty-oue  Days. 


[1873. 


moon's    CIlANd'ia. 
©    Kli   (    <>u:irttM',  bt  (hiv,  1<»li.  ;.i!i.  ihOi-i'i'i^'.    K.  i  N. 
O   Full  Moon,  8Ui  (liiy,  \i\\.  '2<Ui.  mon  iii;c.  N.  \N'.  i:v  W 

(0    Li.4  (,»ii;irt(.'i*,  l.'ith  (lay,  <'h.  ITm.  inoiiiing.    K.  J  N. 
•    New  Moon,  2'i(l  (lay,  'ill.  Cm.  al.orno'.ii.         \.  W.  ^  K. 
Q)  FirsHimirtor,  oOlli  clay.  1)..  l:!4i»i.  i\lUn:i"Oii.  W.  ^  h. 


••a 

el.nV, 

KPN 

... 

MOON 

?di 

mutt 

ei 

2^ 

EVKNTS,    noi.ll»AYS,    KTC 

DtC.  N.iMWBS 

t-KTH. 

a.  ft  a. 

WATKR. 
P.    M. 

b.   M.     IT.   M' 

II.  M. 

II.  M. 

11.  M. 

1 

Fr 

a.  ohS'.nn  t  6  Q.  <?2°;]2'S. 

17  58 

4  49. 

7    23 

rities. 

sects 

6    11 

'J 

Sut 

(I)  Slavery  in  India ahol.  1838 

17  42 

I   5n 

7  21 

2a26 

si'crs 

6  50 

3 

Sd 

8th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

17  27 

4  51 

7    19 

3  41 

tliigs 

6  40 

4 

Mo 

Columbus'  1st  voyage  1492. 

17   11 

4   5i 

7  17 

4  50 

thigs 

7  44 

n 

Tu 

.Vtlantic  telegraph  laid  1858. 

10  64 

4  54 

7   10 

0     (i 

knee 

8  42 

6 

W 

Prince  Alfred  born  1844. 

16  3S 

4   55 

7   14 

7     4 

knee 

9  43 

1 

Til 

m.  3h43mT^  6  d).   V4"22'N. 

10  21 

4  50 

7    13 

7  49 

legs 

10  46 

8 

Pr 

Canning  8tato.>'inan  d.  1827. 

10     4 

4  67 

7  VI 

8  22 

leg.-» 

U  48 

1>1 

Sat 

(10)  Strasbourg  in vestd.  1870. 

'5  47 

4  5H 

7  11 

8  49 

feet 

0  17 

10 

Su 

9th  Sundav  ailcv  Trinity. 

15  29 

4  59 

7     9 

9   14 

feet 

I   13 

11 

Mo 

m.lOhlSm^  6  lib.  *u"21'N. 

15   12 

5     0 

T     7 

9   14 

head 

2     6 

12 

Tu 

Saint  John  L'irc^iit  ■.\>art. 

14  M 

5     2 

7     (•> 

9  00 

head 

2  57 

13 

VV 

m.  2h  o4ni  ?  i>f'.  A  Q. 

14  ;r) 

5     3 

^     4 

9  58 

iu'ek 

3  46 

14 

Th 

Lofi  (.  lyde  tiled  \H>V-^. 

14    \1 

5     4 

i      3 

10  24 

neck 

4  SO 

lo 

Fr 

Cromwell  laud,  Dublin  1049. 

18   ."),> 

5     5 

1     1 

10   55 

nei'k 

5  27 

1(5 

Sat 

Gas  first  used  in  London  1 807 

13  39 

5     6 

1)  59 

Ua31 

arms 

6  19 

17 

Su 

10th  Sunday  afti  r  Ttinitv. 

13  21' 

5     8 

0  58 

sets. 

arms 

7  12 

18 

Mo 

a.  r.h40m2  6  (B.S'VMVS. 

13     1 

5  10 

0  50 

4  a  50 

'■r'st 

8     6 

19 

Tu 

Roval  George  sunk  1782. 

12  41 

5   11 

0  55 

5  48 

br'st 

8  68 

20 

W 

a.9h50mlil6  (§•  1^14"  27' S. 

12  22 

5   12 

0  53 

0  29 

h'art 

9  50 

21 

Th 

ra.  Ilh:52m5  (5  (®.   5  8°  6' S. 

12     2 

5   14 

0  51 

7    0 

h'art 

10  37 

22 

Vr 

m.  7h  ;^9ra  5  stationary. 

11   41 

5   1- 

u  50 

7  27 

h'art 

11  23 

2o 

Sat 

a.  Ih21m2f6®.     :;4"2'S. 

11   21 

5  10 

0  48 

7  4S 

belly 

—  — 

24 

Su 

11th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

11      1 

5  17 

0  10 

S     0 

belly 

0  26 

25 

Mo 

(24)  Pomp,  and  Hero.  dcs.  79. 

10  4ti 

5   19 

0  41 

8  21 

I'oins 

1     7 

20 

Tu 

Resiigoucfie  Circuit  Court. 

10    19 

5  20 

u    12 

8  22 

reins 

1  46 

21 

W 

(20)  Prince  Albert  born  1819. 

9  58 

5  21 

0  41 

8  37 

rein?; 

2  27 

28 

Th 

(80)m.10hara5gr.ol.l8"8'\V 
(31)m.  2h  Im'iin  Q. 

9  37!5  22 

G  39 

8  56 

seers 

3     9 

29 

Fi-i 

9   15 

5  23 

0  38 

9  10 

seer.* 

3  54 

SO 

Sat 

m.  8h58m^  6  O-  ^0°f)2'S. 

8  54  5  24 

G  37 

9  43 

thigs 

4  40 

31 

Su 

12th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

8  3215  26 

0  35 

10a17 

_thig& 

5  32 

Temperature-- highest  for  month  iu  22  )'ear.?,      9U".00 
lowest  "  "  40.00 

mean  of  bi-diuly  observation,        G?.04 
Raiu — greatest  fall  fov  moatli  iu  2'^  ^(  .ii.-;,  7.250  inch. 
leu.vt  "  *'"■  1.130     " 


mean 


(( 


4.')89 


Venus  (  V  )  when  a  Morvinij  Star  is,  in  the  l.iii-'juage  of  the  poets, 
called  Phosphorus  or  Lucifer  ;  mid  1/esper't.i  or  Vi.ynr,  when  an  JiJvcn- 
iug  Star.     Being  west  of  Sun,  hence  this  month  is  au  Evening  Star. 




iiioTr 

WATKR. 

P, 

M. 

It. 

M. 

••    5 

il   1 

^    6 

i5C,  1 

'    6 

4(5 

'    7 

41 

8 

42  1 

0  17 


1 

13 

2 

G 

2 

67 

3 

46 

1 

3« 

5 

27 

6 

19 

7 

12 

8 

5 

0 

26 

1 

7 

1 

46 

2 

27 

3 

9 

3 

54 

4 

4J 

5 

32, 

f< 


II    'I 


I 


; 


f. 


^ 


1873. 


SEPTEMBER  has  Thirty  Days. 


[1873. 


i'>.    1!\    i«, 


.moon's  chancks. 
©   Full  Mt-on,  r.th  chiv,  ih.  4,'i!ii.  all':ninon. 
©    lj!ist  l^tii:'rti'i",  i;ith  C.,y\\  lib.  l()ii!.  morning.  \V.  nv  X. 
e   New  Moon,  'MM  diiy,"]!..  27mi.  iilt.ri.uon.       S.W.uvS.  i? 
©  Fii  -I  f,;;i:'rtf!',  '.J9tli  Jiiy,  Inh.  ;V2m.  luoniiug.     E.  i  N. 


fiiS^ 


TMo 

2Tu 

8W 

4Th 

5Fv 

6:Sat 

ViSu 

8|>ro 

9iTu 
lOJW 
11  [Th 
12;Fr 

MJSr 
irv'^1 
l(.,Tu 
17iVV 
18  Th 
lo'Fri 
2U:Sat 
21  Su 


KVKNTS,  IlOLinAYlv 


etc. 


g'N'c'    !    SL'N    ]    PUN 
ui:C.  N.  iildKS.iSKTS. 


Fiii^l'sh  took  Cnstinc  >1c.  '14 
0/ouc'fsl.cr  (Tivcult  (Jo^d't. 
in.  11'' 85'"^  6  (D.  T^4  •i4'N. 
m.lO''3'"K  i  ^.a.4"0'"  5  perh. 
English  captuiod  Malta  1800. 
Knplish  captu.  Montreal  170u. 
13th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 
Fallof  thoMalakoin855. 
Northumberland  Circvit. 
n.  4"  10"  $  6  lil.     ?0"54'S. 
Battle  of  Flodden  Field  1513. 

(13)  English  took  Quebec  1*759 

(14)  a.  5''  io"'   ?  iu  Q. 
]4tli  Sunday  ■itYcr  Trinity, 
nv  4''  19'"  ^'6  n.    5  0"  54'  \. 


D.  M.  In.  M.  I  a.  M. 

8    lU'.i   i»i;:()   31 


49 


29 
27 
4 
42 
20 

5  57 

6  3.0  o 


.") 

27 

.") 

2S 

5 

29 

') 

3(1 

5 

32 

5 

:^3 

"» 

34 

(i  3- 

('.  30 
li  2S 
6  20 
I)  24 
ft  22 


.MOON  1  -^  -•     n>f^« 


K.   &    B 


;«  a. 


thig? 
i.uee 


12 
49 

27 
4 


3Ci 


5  3- 
5   38 


20 
19 
17 
1.- 
13 
4016  11 


■^  42  1 


H.    H. 

1  isft.-<. 
4a49 
ft  39  knee 
G  17  legs 
()  19  logs 
7  15  feet 
7  27  feet 
7  39  head 


7  58 

8  24 
8  54 


head 
neck 
neck 


18  5  43 


22 

23 


Mo 
Tu 


24  W 

25'Th 
2('.:Fri 

27iSat 
28  Su 
29,  Mo 
30  Tu 


Udv  S.ile  re-:c.  at  Ciibul  1«42    2  54 


m.  6''36'"  1^6  (^.    ]il-i''3G'  S. 
rn.  0''  5'"  ?  d  ©.     ?    5"  10'  S. 
Prussians  invested  Paris  1870 
m.7'>35'"  If  6  ®.  2^3°  49'  S. 
1 5th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 
a.7''n'"C>en.:Ci.   Aut.  begins. 
[{cut  Circuit  Court. 
Victoria  Circuit  Court. 
liUcknow  relieved  18.j7. 
lialaclava  taken  1854. 
(28)m2"59'"  5  6  (©.   <^  0^57'N. 
16th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 
(27)  Stra?bu;'g  surrend.  1870. 
Carletou  Circuit  Court. 


2  31 
2  8 
1  45 
1  21 
0  58 
0  35 
nO  11 
sO  3ii 

0  59 

1  22 

1  40 

2  9 
2  33 
2  6(>!6 


5  45 
5  47 

5  48 


49 

51 ' 
51 

52 

5;, 

54 

55 
57 
5S 
59 
0 


9  28'arni.> 
10  12 
lU  4 


iarms 
brest 

bre.-it 


4a;>  I  brest 


5  59 
5  58 
5  o<a 
5  54 
5  52 
5  5(1 
5  48 
5  4(' 


5  6 
5  33 

5  54 

6  12 
6  20 
()  29 
C  42 


5 

44 

5 

42 

5 

4<' 

) 

39 

h'  iU't 
h'art 
bellv 

belly 
belly 
reins 
reiuF 
7  Ojsecrs 
7  18.seer.- 

7  44 'seers 

8  14jthig> 

8  5l!thi-s 

9  49jknee 
10a55  knee 


p.    M. 

If.    M. 

G   2t'. 

7  2G 

8  27 

9  27 

10  2f. 

11  23 
.... 

0  44 

1  35 

2  26 

3  18 

4  12 

5  6 

6  1 
G  .0  5 

7  4G 

8  35 

9  22 
10     5 

10  4G 

11  26 

0  27 

1  8 

1  51 

2  3G 
8  27 

4  19 

5  15 

6  15 


Temperature — hi-ihestfor  month  in  22  years,        85°.00 

lowost  "  "  34.00 

nitau  of  bi-daily  observation,         56.90 

Rain — greatest  fall  for  month  in  22  years,   7.835  iueh. 

least  •'  "     "  0..S50 


mo.m 


4.087 


Veuuj  (  'i. )  is  in  cc\ji!i)Cti'Mi  with  llerscaiil  (lil)  an  hour  and  a  quarter 
beibru  suiiii-^;'  on  lOtb;  is  in  her  aycci.  liiiy,  node  on  14lli;  and  pas,ses 
constoUatioii  L<^yi  on  'Joth  and  2iith.  Sli.<  has  abnut  double  the  light  of 
the  Earth,  is  nini-tcnli\s  of  EaitU's  niagiiiiude,  has  a  diy  l»ut  thirty-live 
minutes  shorter  than  ours,  but  her  axis  uicliues  .seventy-live  degrees. 


1| 


1873.]            OCTOBER  has  Thirty-one  Days,            [1873. 

MOON^S   CIIANOKS. 

©   Fall  Moon,  ('.(It  <lay,  lli^  7ni.  moininp.               S.  S  Vv''. 

' 

®    Lust  (.»nurter,  IMth' dny,  2li.  ia.  morr.ing,         E.  S.  E.  -^ 

E.       , 

O  Now  Moon.,  I'Lsr.  diiv,  tili.  ;ilrri.  nioniing'.          E.  by  S. 

j 

®  First  Quavtui',  '28th  day,  7h.  4(5ra.  aftonmon.    S.  E. 

1 

i 

s 

shn's 

SUN 

8UN^ 

MOON 

HIQH      j 

o 

KVENTS,    HOLIDAYS,    ETC. 

D  KC.  8. 
D.   .«. 

li.   M. 

SCTb. 
H.   M. 

R.   &    S. 

§3 

, — 

WATKR,  j 
P.   M.      ' 

H.   M. 

11.     M. 

] 

w 

Peace  of  LunoviHo  1801. 

8    19 

6        3 

5  8'j 

lises. 

leg-s 

7   12 

o 

A- 

Th 

1st  Assembly  in  N.  S.  1758. 

3  43 

6     4 

5  34 

4a48 

legs 

8     9 

8 

Fr 

m.  11'' 59'"  $  6  leo..-4c(S'"9)W. 

4     6 

6     5 

5  82 

5   12 

feet 

9     7  ; 

4 

Sat 

Bishop  lleberdied  1838. 

4  29 

6     6 

5  lM) 

6  85 

feet 

10     0 

5 

Su 

17th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

4  52 

6     7 

5  28 

5  36 

head 

10  58 

6 

Mo 

.JennvLind  born  1820. 

5   15 

6     9 

5  27 

5  68 

head 

11  45 

V 

Tu 

(8)m.2'>  50>"  ?  i  leo*(2'^l)  E. 

5  38 

6   10 

5  25 

6  24 

neck 

0  12 

8 

W 

m.  ll**  8™  $.  in  y. 

6      1 

6   11 

5  23 

6  52 

neck 

1     6 

9 

Th 

White  Sea  blockade  rsd.  1855 

6  24 

6   13 

5  21 

7  22 

arms 

1   59 

10 

Fr 

(11)  Orleans  taken  187<». 

6  47 

6  14 

5  2(1 

8     4 

arms 

2  54  1 

11 

Sat 

m.  2"  5"'  ?  6  leo.  *  (4"'7)  E. 

7     9 

6  15 

5   18 

8  54 

arms 

3  51 

12 

Su 

18th  Sunday  after  Trinitv. 

7  82 

6   16 

5  16 

9  50 

br'st 

4  47 

l;^ 

Mo 

(14)  a.  9"  4"'$  6  It.  $0'21'N 

7  5;-) 

6  l^ 

5   14 

10a56 

br'st 

5  40 

14 

Tu 

Michaelmas  Term  Sup.  Court. 

8  17 

6  2i) 

5   12 

sets. 

h'art 

6  32 

15 

W 

Great  fire  St.  John,  X.  B.  1 841 

8  39 

6  2] 

5   11 

3a37 

h'arr 

7    19   i 

16 

Th 

Kosciusko  Pol.  Hero.  J.  1817. 

9     1 

6  22 

5     9 

4     1 

belly 

8     4! 

n 

Fr 

(19)  Lord  Palnierston  d,  1865. 

9  28 

6  24 

5     7 

4   19 

belly 

8  45 

18 

Sat 

ji).0''29'"  $  6  ®.  ?2°53'S. 

9  45 

6  25 

5     5 

4  36 

belly 

9  25 

19 

Su 

19th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

10     7 

6  27 

5     4 

4  41 

reins 

10     5 

20 

Mo 

m.  e""  47""   ^  5  0. 

10  29 

6  28 

5     8 

4  51 

reins 

10  44 

21 

Tu 

(20)  Lord  Palmerston  b.  1784. 

10  50 

6  29 

5     2 

5     7 

seers 

11  26 

22 

W 

a.  6''26'"5  6  (§.   $1°  31'  S. 

11    11 

6  30 

4     0 

6  24 

seers 

—        .., 

28 

Th 

a.  4»>  36™  $  gr  hel.  lat.  S. 

11    82 

6  32 

4  59 

5  49 

seers 

0  34 

24 

Fr 

English  bomb.  Canton  1857. 

11   58 

6  88 

4  .^7 

6   16 

thigs 

1  24 

25 

Sat 

Eartluiuake  at  Cork  1868. 

12   14 

6  35 

1  54 

6   54 

thigs 

2  15  1 

26 

Sr; 

2(,th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

12  85 

6  36 

•i  51 

7a42 

knee 

3  11 

27 

Mo 

Metz  capitul.Tted  187i>. 

12  55 

6  37 

4  51 

rises. 

knee 

4     6 

28 

Tu 

Nhi  Prills  SUUfigs^   Yo^^Jc. 

13   lo 

6  88 

4  49 

2a12 

legs 

6     1 

29 

VV 

Sir  Walter  Raleigh  d.  1618. 

13  85 

6  40 

4  48 

2  46 

legs 

6     1  j 

SO 

Th 

Earl  of  Derby  died  1869. 

13  55 

6  41 

4  46 

8   14 

legs 

6  66 

.SI 

Fr 

m  1 IM  2'"  ??  6  scorpii  >}c  (7™8)r: 

14  14 

6  48 

4  45 

3a88 

feet 

7  49 

Temperature — liip^hestfor  month  in  22  years",      70°. 00 

lowest         "                 "                   22.00 

moan  ofbi-daily  oliso;'vation,         47.76 

Rain— gr'Mi'  .t  full  Tor  month  in  22  ycara    ii.'}\>0  Inch. 

least                "                     "           2.050     " 

n.oan              '*                    "           4.849     " 

Snow— pjreatest          "                     "            6.980     " 

least               "                     "              nil.       " 

mean              "                     "            0.593     " 

[1873. 


I  H.  M. 

1   12 
8  9 

I  9  7 
[10  0 
JO  58 

II  45 

0  12 

1  6 


1 

2 
3 
4 
5 


59 

64  I 

61  ! 

47  i 

40' 

6  32  i 

'  1    19! 

8  41 

8  45 

9  25 
10  6 

10  44 

11  26 

0  34 

1  24 

2  15 

3  11 


4 

6 

5 

4i 

6 

1  1 

6 

66 

7  49 

\ 


I- 


1873.] 


NOVEMBER  has  Thirty  Days. 


1873. 


moon's    CIIAN(iKS. 

©   Full  Moon,  itli  day   lUi.  liiiu.  iiiorniii<r.  X. 

®   Last  C>'.inrtor,  nth  .lay,  >>'i.  2I111.  i;Fti  i-!ii!on.  X   \.  E. 

©   Xew  Muon,  I'JtIi  Cuij,'  lib.  ]"ii'.  altcnioon.  X.  X.  W. 

®  First  Q.iartor,  iI7tli  Jay,  :Vn.  49iu.  iMoriiuic;.  X.  \V. 


1 


EYKNTS,    nOLIDAVS,    ETC. 


I    fun's  I    St.'N' 
IiKC.    i5    lUrfKS 


SUM 

.Slw'S 


H.    &    S. 


*>  3  I  nioB 

^  ■»•    I   P.   M. 


Sat  illallowraas. 


'^Su 


D.    M. 

[1:1  a  a  M 


8  Mo 
4Tu 
5W 

6Th 

7|Fr 
8j^<at 
0|Su 
loiMo 

hItu 

l:Vrh 
14!  Fr 
15  Sat 


16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 


Su 

Mo 

Tu 

W 

Th 

Fr 

Sat 


21st  Sun.  aft.  Trinity.  a.4"i;V"ll  00  t)  4.'.  4  42 

Bellini  b.  1802.  Acre  tal<.  1840}  15  1 1  0  46  4  41 

©  eclipsed;  bel.hor.  St.  John.j  15  8!  6  48  4  SO 

Battle  of  Inkerman  1854.        jl5  48  6  4v)4  :^S 

Sikhsdefeat.  at  Mooltan  1848.il  6  6  6  514  87 

(4)  Turks  vie.  Oltenitza  1858.|l6  21  6  52  4  8.t 

m.l''22'»  ^^'.II.LS.  [born '41.116  4-M)  584  84 

22d  Sun.  af.  Trinity.   Pr.Wnles!l6  5^16  5f.  4  88 

m.  11'' 45'"  5  gr.  el.  22"4rE.'l7  U>|»)  5C)  1  82 

(10)  Ibrahim  Padia  died  1S48.|17  82;6  5x14  8()il0  58!h'art 

Ohas.  Koniblo,  actor,  d.  1854.il  7  4Si|(-,  5')  4  2V';1  Lv.^.blh'art 


U.   M.  iH.    M. 

(1  4-!!l  4  8 


I 


U.    M.  I  ]   II.    M.    I 

ii.-c.'5.  I  loci  '   N  40  ' 
4A0ihca'!i  9  82 
4  2lihcad 

4  47 1  neck 
6  17rieck 

5  58  arm? 

6  40'arm!; 

7  SSJbr'st 

8  41  br'st 


9  45|li'art 


y 

,yA  i 

10 

23  1 

11 

15 

•  • 

0 

39 

1 

35 

2 

88 

8 

30 

4 

23 

0 

12; 

French  Ji*'j)ublic  estab.  1848. 
a  7''88"'  2JL  6  e.   If  3 '12' S. 
a.  9''  86"'  ig.  slat. 
28d  Sunday  after  Trinity, 
a.  10'' 56"*?  6  ©.  ?0°28'  N, 
Saint  John  Circuit  Cuvrt. 
0  eclipsed — invis.  in  Canada. 


18  0 
18  2:. 
18  :;h 

18  51 

19  C 
19  20 
19  84 


m.  7''  0-"   $  6  "fi 
ra.  lOMO'"^  c5  ©. 
Battle  of  Chenaub  1H48, 


^    r  8' 8.1 19  48 

^  ri8'  X.'20     1 

120   14 


114  28  .^^cts.  'bollv 

814  27,  2A48|bellV 

4  4  26| 

614  2."^ 


7 

S 

9 

11 

12 

18 


28  Su  :24th  Sunday  after  Tiini^-.        2ii  2f,i/    \:\ 


24 

25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
;'0 


4  24 
4  23 
4  22 
I  21 
1  20 
4  19 
4  18 


2  48!reins 
reins 
reins 


2  58 

3  12 

3  81 
8  52 

4  I'.t 

4  58 

5  39 


5  59 

6  41 

7  22 

8  2 

8  42 

9  23 


-ecrs  10  5 
sccrs  io  52 
11  41 


tlllLT- 
tiligs 

knee 


6  36|kii('ei 


Mo  m.  11^2"'T,  c5  ®.    l>  4^' 41'  N.'20  811 
Tu   Sir  Henry  Uavelock  d.  1857.  20  5 
W    New  York  evacuated  17S8.      21     2 
Th  'ni.  4h  14m  $  in  Q. 
Fr  iKarstak.  1855.  Can.  inv. '12 


7  16|4  17.   7  46;knee 

7  17]4  17;   9     2}loj,'s 

7  18  4  U  10  20  legs 

il    18i7  19!4  15  1lA89feet 


Sat  I Kevolution  Poland  1380.  [0.I2I    84;7  2214  14^ 


a, 


2''()" 


21  28; 7  21 14  15  rises. 
2  a  2 
2  A  28 


5  inf2l   i;^ij  28j4  14 
22   Y*Mr 


feet 

lieaii 

head 


71 
4  ! 
1 
58 


Su  lAdvont  Simday.  ^        _ 

Temperature — highest  f'>r  niontli  in  22  yeais,  60". 00 

lowe.t            "                    "'  ().(!!  I 

tutsan  of  i  i-t'.aily  ob.-.  :  vatinii,  2'.*.77 
Rain — g-re.ai.'silali  ibr  nujiOli  in  2'.'  years,  14.  t'.to  iiieh, 

ieat't                 "                      "  U..")00     >' 

mean               "                    "  4.721     >' 
Sno\v — ;;reatest 
least 
m(  an 


8  56 

4  51  I 

5  44  1 

6  34  I 

7  25 

8  13 


it 
•( 
(t 


21.'Hi() 

ml. 

6.2';2 


-- .  I 


The  tropics  oi' Venus  b-ir^g  168' wid-.M'  ihin  oiP's,  and  he,'  f)()lar  cir.  lea 
only  30°  apart,  cause  2  winters  and  2  sum.  at  her  equator — I  eu.  at  poIcj». 


1 


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';  i87y.j 


DECEMBER  has  Thirty-one  Days. 


[1873. 


tl  Full  iJ'yon,  ;M'!..y,  1  111,  '"><;. n   iiftcrufor..        P.  bv  E. 

(B  Liti-t  (^'lurtci',  lltii  (Ltv,  M).  .:0'»,.  aJiMJioon.  N.  !fv  W. 

•  N<;'v  jJo<;ij,  J'.i.li  (luy,  2h,  'iriii;.  afu-rnyon.     8  Vr.  nY  S. 

©y  J'"ir.-l  Qu.MMT,  'i«:tli  (111  V,  \\\\.  \\\A.  \\y.}i\\\x\^.  E.  BY  N, 


i  W. 


A 


KVK.NTH,    IIO/.IIJ/.  V'?,    I.K'. 


;  BUK'h   I   BDW      SUN      MOOS 


I 


llWo'ai'tor.  :{''  21'"   ?   in  perh.  21 


lU   M. 


x  ..• 

1 

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HT(,U 

c    < 

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s  - 

P    M. 

1   

2 

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4 

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7 

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10 
11 
12 

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II 
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10 

17 

IN 


H.  AI.    U,  M.     It.    M.  ,    n.    M. 

_.       ,    -     . -.    ..    7  25.4    14,  n.',f.s.  hoc'k    J)  11 

Til   (1)  I'riiiccriH  Will. 's  boni  1844.  22     2j7  2Ct   l:r  ;ui4  uec-k    S)  o«'. 

W    (2)  ^•-  i'utiI'M  liiii'^lK"!  17KI.     22  1()|7  27|4   \'A  3  45ium-10  ol 

^  2!:'.ann>:il  47 

5  19ibr'.sti  0  \^ 

6  22jbr'Ktl   1  14 


W 
Th 
IT 

Sat 

St( 

Mo 

Til 

W 

Th 


(.'anlidal  Ridiilu-u  (Ji.mI  1(>42.:22  \W1  28 
iJr.  Mviii^.HKiii  ill  LoikI.  I86<').:22  2r,  7  29 
Kiie  ill  hiilliiiion)  IH^O,  J22  \V,\^1  3(i 


2(1  S.iiiiliiy  ill  Adv.iit.               j22  40  7  «) 

III.  H"I0'"  i,U  ,i  (§.    Ill  4"  12'  S  i22  47  7  82 

Will.  Coliln't.  i«iSt..l()lin  1785  j22  :rl1  8H 

111.  ti''  ft'"    V    Hialion.ii'y.             |22  ftS  7  '■^\ 

.1.  IT' 4'"  »  ^r.  iu;l.  Int.  N.       |28  ;-i|7  :ir, 

I'r  iin.  ll''2'.l"'V  ''  *•    "42"l:i'  S  j-jH  7|7  Sri 

Satlin.  H''4r>"' /  6  caprlcil'"-'.)  K.i2;i  12|7  87 

Sii  |.Hi(l  amitlav  ill  Ailv.nt.             |28  15,7  88 

Mil  (i;;)a.t)"l8'"  J  .W'iipr  %I)"(;'S.]28  18  7  81) 

(iival  lire  ill  Nfw  York  lH8r..|28  21 17  40 

a.  l»i'48"  9  c',  ^.     ?  4^  14'  N.I28  2;<i7  4( 


1  13 
4  13 
4  13 
4  12 
4    12 


7  29ibr•^:t 

8  S^iih'art 


4  12    9  4oih'art 


I'll 
W 
Til 


4  12 
\  12 
4  12 
4  12 
4  13 
4  18 
4   13 


liatth' ol  MuiKiki'c  lS4.'t.         |23   25i7  41 
,.u.lO"17"'Mfr.gr.olo.21"4o'\V.23  2()i7  41 

20  Sal  liOuis  Napoleon  pnu-l.  IS48.    |23  27'7  42 

21  Sii  lull  Suiiilay  in  Atlvont.  128  27 J  4.^ 
22LM0V2I)  IJattle  K'l'o/Avshiili  lt;45.  ,28  27^7  48 
28  Tu  1(22)  in.  s''  45'"  If  ::.  k^.  '28  2t>'7  48 
24 
2f> 


2  11 

3  3 
8   61 

4  57 

5  It! 


10A49bdlv 

sots,  ibclly! 

lAl8reit<?j  5  58 

1   20;rdn.s  6  87 

1   n'secrs,  7  17 

1   84:^^et'rs|  7  5^ 

1  53;thig!?{  8  43 

4   18^  2   IS.thisii-'  9  31 

4   18,  2  49  111108  10  24 


4   13;  3  30; knee 


11   21 


4  14    4  2('.iknee  .... 

4  14!  5   88;legs  j  0  51 

4  15,  6  51  logs  j  1  49 

4  ltv  8     8:leL't  '  2  4»'. 


\V   ;(28)in.  ll''4"\<!  ,^  liJ.  .5  4"10'X.  28  2t''7  4414  It^i  9   2'.i;ttHit  !  3  4o 

Til  X'liHi.-^TM.vs.     a.  S''8/"'V  t5\-3.23  24  7  44|4  17  lO.Uo'headj  4  52 

2tllFv    St.  Stoplun.                                 28  2J:7  4514  IS   li.-ses.liead!  5  20 

27j^Sat  St.  Jv>hn'8  Day— Evaiii^elist.     28  2>  .7  4514  18;  0A29|tieeki  6  10 

28i'*i;  ;Kst  Suiul.iv  aftov  Oluistiras.     28  i7!7  45!4  19}  o  4'J:nocki  6  58 

29;  Mo  Sir  Arcli.  Alison  bom  !7'.i2.     :i\\    18|7  45,  t  2o'    I    l-l|arnKS   7  49 

80;  I'n  J,-snit  Sofictv  founded    1585.  .'8     p-T  4".'t  21     1   44  .irm.-i  8  41 

81  W    Jv.hii  Wvokliin-dird  l;;s4         28     ."^7  4514  22    2A2-:;:unisl  9  8;5 

Tompovataiv'    -liii;lu'^t  lor  iU'»:..ih  in  22  ycai:*,  oT.OO 

l.iUl'SC                "                         "  «^aBa   18."''^' 

r.U'tn  of  bi  daily  obscivitioi!,  28.84 
Kuiii  — j,n\uo>t  lal!  t'v)r  I'lonth  la  22  yc,ir.s  .""'.T-"."  inch. 

"     "  O.tkiO     •• 

'*                      ''  2.995     " 

(I  f.OuU     " 

"                     "  15.269     " 


ItvLst 
tU<.'.Ul 

Siiou — i;  Vii'ost 
lo.\.-;t 
nioau 


[1873. 


V. 

Y  S.  i  W. 


c 

1 

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WA",  n 

_!I 

P     M. 

1    .- .. 

;   11.   il. 

.'Ck 

y  11 

ick 

9  5t>  , 

m> 

,10  61 

ms- 

11   47  i 

•'st 

0  16  i 

'st 

1    Hi 

•t=t 

2   11| 

art 

3     3  1 

art 

8   61  1 

11 V 

4  37  i 

lly 

5   16': 

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5  58 

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6  37 

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7  17' 

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7  5y| 

g*^ 

8  43! 

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9  31  ! 

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11  21  ! 

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•    •    •  •     ' 

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1  49'} 

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2  4<'.  : 

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3  4(»,'' 

id 

4  52    : 

lid 

5  20  : 

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6   10 

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lit- 

7  49 

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n>l 

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i 


1873.] 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


39 


'-'^ 


29  miu'E  mum  mm  ami  8  water  street, 

H  VirVJ^  .TOIIN,  IV.  B. 

•J.  dl  ^<  illS^AM, 

Keep  oon.stuntly  on  hand  a  ft'll  assortment  of  DRY  GOODS,  specially 
selected  for  a  First  Class  Trade. 


PRINCE  WILLIAM  STREET  (Ground  Flat), 

WHITE  COTTONS,    SILKS  and  VELVETS,    PRINTS, 

GREY  COTTONS,  " 

IIABEKDASHEllY, 

iiosri-.RY, 

GLOVES, 
RIBBONS, 
TRIMMINGS, 
&e.  (Scv.  ti'c. 


DRESS  GOODS, 

CLOTHS, 
TROUSERING, 

VESTING, 


HOLLANDS, 

LININGS, 

MUSLINS, 

Ladies  Collars  <fe  Cuffs, 

Ladies  Neck  Ties, 

Gents'  COLLARS, 

TIES  and  SCARFS. 


FLOOR    OIL     CLOTH     WAREROOM, 
WATER  STREET  (Ground  Flat), 

m\  mom  (t\xt  t0  Jit  ^mm  ov  1»U  H  fmvnxUm  pta. 

Linen  Drapery  and  House  FmisMnE  Goois, 


DAMASKS, 

REi'PES,  *c., 
TRIMMINGS, 
TABLE  CLOTHS, 
6cc.  A:c. 


FIRST   FLAT. 

FL  AN  N  ELS,  SHEETl  MG  3, 

BLANVIKTS,  WINDOW  HOLLANDS, 

LAMi'S'  WOOL,  SHAWLS, 

UNDERCLOTHING,  QUiLTS, 
&c.  cV:c.  *&c.  «&c. 


.Hi?^^  trjkMismcia] 


Kft^ 


SECOJfD  FLAT. 

Containing  the  larr/i  st  ami  heat  asuorti'H.it  of  Chrj^ets  in  the  City, 

HEMP  CARPETS,  TAPESTRY  CARPETS,     HEARTH  RUGS, 

UNION        do.  BliUSSELS  do.  SHEEP  SKIN  MATS, 

WOOL  do.  W'LLOW  do.  BEAM  SLIPS, 

8  COP.D        do.  !-T  \IR  CARPETS, v;  nouR,COCOA  MATS, 

8  PLY  do.  DitUGG  ETS  and  FELTS,  Cocoa  &  India  Matting. 

^?"CARpETs  OUT  mu  lyiAPE  to  omu^m..j^ 

NEW  GOODS,  B\  ''INMAX  UNE^'  EVERY  FORTNIGHT. 

J,  &c  J.  i-^Ec3-^isr. 

29  Prince  William  Street,  and  8  Water  Street,  St.  John,  N.  B. 
U^^Sami'les  forwarded  by  Post,  if  required. 


I  4 


40 


AnVERTISBMESTS. 


[18V3. 


MOLESALE  WAREHOUSE 


5 


29  Prince  Wm.  Street,  and  8  Water  Street, 

SAINT  JOHN,  N.  n. 


L I L iilii 


^m^ 


IMPOUTERS  OK 


Staple  and  Fancy 


Wliitc  Cottons, 
Grey  Cottons, 
Fancy  Prints, 
Dyed  Linings, 


Cobnrn;s, 
A]|)accu8, 
LnsticK, 
Winceys. 


Fancy  Dress  Materials. 

Frencli  Meilnos,        Wool  Tui'ian  Plaids, 


Gala      do.        do. 
Small  Wai'OP, 
llaocrdapilicry, 
I'arasolsi'cUinbrcllas 
V  ELVETS, 
CLOTHS, 


Of  every  de-cription. 


[j:^"See  List  of  Dcparlmeiits. 


Ij^^  Special  attention 
given  to  tlic  execution  ol 
Letter  Orders  from  the 
Country. 


l.inenpi, 
I  >ani:i?ks, 
TabUi  Napeiy, 
SUAVVLW. 


T'^^f'^M'^G  Cards  and 
Shck  LiJs  far/iu/rdcd  to 
any  ])aH  of  tJie  Dominion, 
yostf/'cc. 


do.     Uelainco, 
Rii)b()iis, 
Hcicry, 

(iloVl'.S, 

SILKS, 

Br  )ud  and  Narrow 

'lail'Tri'  Triunnin,!.', 

l"^]:iinn'ls, 

Bl.'.nkets. 

Railway  llug^, 

CARPETING. 

Cocoa  Mattin;.^,  Floor  Oil  Clotl  s. 

Cocoa  M.its,  '  Felts, 

India  Mattinjr,  Druggeting. 

(  N.  B.  Co  Ion  i 
Domestic  ■<   W.  P.  A:  S.    >- Cotton  Warps, 

I  Mills.  ) 
In  White,  Blue,  Red,  Green,  Orange,  itc. 

Ready  Made  CloLhing,  Shirts,  &c. 

Fishing  Thueaus,  Nets,  &c. 


WHOLESALE     WAREHOUSES, 


AND 


SAINT  JOHN,  N.  B. 


if 


— 


JCha>miftr»g  Drug  Store,  Corner  King  and  Gerrtiaia  Strertt* 


1873.] 


CltY   OK  SAINT   JOHN, 


41 


Aldernien. 
U.  S.  Dickson,  Eequirc, 

A.  Rowan,  fisriuirc. 

John  Kerr,  Esquire. 

U.  Dutlfell,  fisquire. 

William  Petcra^  Esquire. 

John  C.  Ferguson,  Esculirc. 

Uriah  Drake,  Esquircv 

Joseph  Coram,  Esquim. 


CITY  OP  SAINT  JOHN. 
I'iiomaS  M.  Rs.kd,  Esiiuire,  Mayor.      Hon.  Rohkrt  L.  IIazen,  Recorder. 

king's  ward. 

OoHncillors. 
Mr.  J.  L.  Robinson. 
qUken'b  ward. 

Mr.  W.  Albert  Lockhart. 

DUKK'a   WARD. 

Mr.  Richard  Cassidy. 
Sidney  waW>. 

Mr.  Bartholomew  Ooxettcr. 

WSLLINOTON  WARD. 

Mr.  Elias  S.  Flaglorv 
tRiNOB  Ward. 

Mr.  George  A.  Wood. 
guy's  ward. 

Mr.  John  B.  Wilraot. 
brook's  Ward. 

Mr.  Joseph  O'Brien. 

Ar,BKRt   WARD. 

William  J.  McCordock,  Eaquire.  Samuel  Clark,  Esq. 

William  Sandall,  Es(i.,  Trcagurcr  or  Chamberlain,  and  Receiver  of  Tales. 

B.  Lester  Peter.s,  Esquire,  Common  Clerk. 

George  E.  Fairweather,  Esqiiire,  Deputy  Common  Clerk. 

Hard  Peters,  Esq.,  City  Engineer  and  Laud  Agent  (East). 

George  W.  Smith,  Auditor  City  Accounts. 

George  Stockford,  High  Constable. 

Bernard  Murray,  Patrick  Duffy,  John  Herrington,  Calvin  Powers,  John 
Kerr,  Benjamin  Walters,  P.  J.  Carey,  George  Thompson,  William 
Hniltli,  ana  F.  M.  Hancock,  Marshals. 

Henry  Dean,  Deputy  Clerk  of  the  Market,  King's  Square. 

John  James,  Clerk  of  the  Fish  Market,  Duke  Street. 

William  D.  W.  Hubbard,  W.  Albert  Lockhart,  Cudlip  &  Snider, 
Stewart  &  White,  Edward  Maher,  J.  W.  Montgomery,  Hanford  Brothers, 
V.  H.  Nelson,  and  Edward  H.  Lester,  Licensed  Auctioneers. 

Michael  M'Carthy,  Augustus  Quick,  John  Jenkins,  Robert  J.  Leonard, 
Jacob  D.  McDonald,  John  M.  Leavitt,  Timothy  McCarthy,  William  Black, 
George  J.  Sulis,  and  John  McLacLlan,  Port  Wardens. 

Daniel  Hatfield,  Port  or  Harbour  Master. 

John  Murray,  Harbour  Inspector. 

Richard  Cline,  James  M'Partlan,  Daniel  Daley,  Joseph  Doherty,  Tho- 
mas Doody,  Philip  (i.  Doody,  Sanmel  Rutherford,  Daniel  Mulherrin, 
William  Lah'^y,  Lewis  Bennett,  Thomas  Vauglian,  John  Scott,  John 
Sprnulo,  Cliark"!^  Daley,  James  Doyle,  John  Spears,  John  Thomas,  James 
S.  Speai'rf,  John  Speais  (2d),  Jolm  Spears  (8d),  William  Hatfield,  Richard 
Scott,  John  Daley,  Ciiailea  Taylor,  Patrick  Tiaynor,  iienry  Thomas, 
George  E.  Mulherrin,  Janie.-*  Murray,  Heni-y  Spenrs,  John  Uavlln,  George 
Thomas,  James  Miller,  Edward  J.  Fletcher,  Jolm  L.  Shorraid,  James 
Casaely,  George  P.  Mulherrin,  James  Keod,  James  E.  Mnntle,  Michael 
Garrity,  liernard  Mullin,  Wm.  Quinn,  and  Robert  Thomas,  Branch  Pilots,  || 


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42  CITY    OK   SAINT    .I'»HN  [18V8 


M|j;h*.  lloi'j^c  KiTpcr  at  I'jirtvitl-'o  Trtlaiu),  A.  Kocd ;  at  tlu  TJciicoii,  I'lijiili 
Rd.-s  ;  Suiim  Wlii-dle,  Jiiinc'^  WiljiCM.,  Rii^cincor ;  W.  Cuiuoron,  Assidtant ; 
Kniriuf*!'!'.  I 

JiolMMt.  J.  l.cotinril,  mill  .\i!;,'n-.tn:;  '.'ni'ik,  romniii'sloncra  to  tiotlle  die- 
putvs  irliilivc  to  J)t)cii;ti.'c,  \\ii;iri..^;i   iiii-l  <!r;iiiiit;o. 

\l!nn  MTit  111,  Slilpiiiii;^'  ?tla><lor.  I 

II.  V.  i'-U\ii\<'<\  lu/l  li'jlxMr.  .1.  r.i'otiird,  i;,:i|nii«'S,  roTiimi.-.uonrra  of 
WrtH'Us  and  ^^liipwivcki'd  (mxkL-s  lor  ilif  ('it-/  -md  Contity  of  St.  John. 

(!liarlt!8  Kcfoiiuni,  .lame;!  Sulllvaii,  and  Jclm  Wilson,  Jan.,  AsftHrtOi's 
of  TaACH. 

Olivtr  Eiiicrv,  CnlK'ctor  of  Wharfiipc and  S'.ippam.'  nt  tli<>  Market  Slip; 
J.  ('.  iirovvn,  (?olk'ctt)r  ofSlippa.L'c  nt  Union  Sjrct't ;  .loat'ph  Fairsvoatlior, 
('ollrvtor  ofSlippiiui'iit  N'i'ith  Slip  ;  J.  J.  liMwloi ,  Collci'toiMjt  \\'li;iiiago  at 
Charlotte  Street  VVliarf  and  IJroakwatia' ;  .hdin  MeOnflrey,  Collootor  of 
^VIlalfaJJ;e  and  Slippage  at  Xorth  Uodnc^y  ^VllUl■l';  Mefiaclilan  <!v  Stack- 
house,  Collector  at  South  llodiiey  \\'lyarr;iii)hert  Adam.«<,  Collector  at  Wat- 
Sdii  Slip;  William  i'liidaV'/V,  ( 'oIletMor  at  Kin;^' Sli|> ;  IJ.  M.  lirowti,  Col- 
lector at  Stranfre  Slip;  Holiert  Adams,  Collci'ior  ol'  Slippaije  at  Ship 
Slip;  MeLaehlan  Ik  Stackhourie,  ('olleetor  of  S!ii(pa;!;e  at  Market  Slip, 
I'.rooks  ^Va^d;  John  Kirk,  Colloelor  f.l'  .''. luhora.ue ;  John  Moran,  Col- 
leetcr  of  Slii'pa'j;!;  at  SydiH'V  Marker  Slip;  (diver  Emery,  Slip  Master, 
Market  Wharves  and  Slip  in  Kin;.:;'.'^  and  (^icon's  Ward, 

J.  (/.  Woods,  Weijrh  >ht.-.:t<'r,  ilaymai'ket;  iieniy  U'.Neil,  Sydney  Market 
Slip  ;  ftcoifie  W.  Geiow,  North  .-iip;  J.s;tiic  O.  lieutty,  Curlcton. 
W.  II.  A.  Koan3,  Snjierintondent  ot'l-'lour  liidpectora. 
Thoiiau!  Hankine,  Umpire  uniier  Flour  Ordinance. 
John   llerryman,    Jlonry  Leavitt,  Jaine.-i  Clark,  John  ('larko,   wamea 
Bu.'ttin,  John  lliinulton,  and  John  Hobson,  In^puctoivs  and  Weigherji  of 
Flour  and  Meal. 

W.  It.  A.  Iveaiirf,  Superintendent  of  Weijfheis  of  Coals  and  Measurers 
of  Salt. 

!      Jfinu'^'  Cullinan,  William  J.  Lockhavt,   Alexander  ii.  Ijoekhait,    John 
1  ^IcGourtv,  and  Albert    1).  Wil;;on,  Weif;lie;',<  of   (,'oal  and  Mea.snrers  of 
;  Suit. 
j      Alexander  MKelvey,  Inspector  of  FIrcMood,  Ihivk,  &e.,  M.arkct  Slip  ; 

j ,  ditto,  Lower  Cove;   P:aiick  ifoiMhoo,  ditto,  Carleton  ;  John 

■  Finn,  ditto,  Kaiiv-  ay. 

I      Samuel  (lUlespie  and  Jonaihan  Anderson,  Searcher?  and  Gaue;cra  of  Oil. 
(ieort'c  Yonn^A,  John  (hdlajflier,  J(»i;athan  Ainu  r.^^on,  J.  E.  Trecartin, 
j  and  Thomas  Miier^,  Jr.,    Cidler.s  of    Dried    nnd    Inspectors   of  Pickled 
'  Fish. 

Edwin  N.  S.  Si.ewart,  Oui.L'or  of  Wine?,  Sec. 

William  AVoods'tock,  Pound  Keeper  (Fiar<t  .side) ;  AViiliam  liudsell,  and 
William  Crenk,  Pound  Keepers  and  Hof";  Re(;ves,  Carleton.    - 

Francis  (ialla.^hor,  .fames  II.  Fairweather,  Samuel  K.  Wilsdii,  Francis 
I  Jordan,  ■Thomas  Joiilm,  William  J.  Grudy,  V/illiam  Woodwortli,  ilobert 
'  [to.ssiter,  Jos;pi)  O.  Likely,  WiHiivn;  ]M)wde!i,  Chavl  .■■  O.  lieineeke,  Jolin 
j  W.  Suli«,  K(.>bert  A.  t'ourtenay,  IJaitholomew  J.  Liiscoll,  Kdwaid  i). 
I  Gore,  Jo.so]th  U.  Crufi,  T'lutaa;-.  .1.  Fairwcatiicr,  Williaivi  Olive,  V\  illiam 
•  A.  A^lams,  Daniel  O'Xeill,  Edward  E.  Eftey,  and  .lames  Welmore,  Jun., 
i  Surveyors  ol'  i/.nnber. 


1878.1 


tjcad  your  PiCMcitptioiis  tu  ('h>iioni:i  *s  Viuff  Store. 

CITY  OF  SAINT  JOHN— SOCIKTIFH. 


48 


TuuHTKKH  OF  Hcunoi.s  City  of  Saint  John — (l,'ndor  the  Act  of  1871 
rcldtiiif];  to  CoiiMiioM  Si-hoolii.) — Ajipointcfl  by  fto\'0!iinM'nt :  W  1!.  A. 
Ivo.'ins,  Iv-q.,  CliiiirmilU;  Joli::  fSovii,  ;ii;.l  ("uiUu-s  .\.  Kviic-tt,  MsqiiircH. 
AppoiiiUd  by  City  CniporMtion  :  Ak'siUKlir  Lockliuit,  ilohn  \'.  Kllip, 
A.  Cliipinim  Siriiili,  and  Zolu'di'c  Fliii;?,  Ks'iuiics.  Sctrotmy — Mr.  John 
March. 

roLirn  pKr\UTMKNT. — nurni)hroy  T.  Ciilbcrt,  Polico  Mii'^istrate,  Goo. 
V.  Xowlin,  W.  II.  A,  KcvuH,  Thomas  McAvity,  ami  AIcxhikUt  Lockhiirt, 
,Sittln<;  I'olicc  Maf^istnitcs  at  the  Citv  I'oI'km-  OfFice  ii»  tlic  Cily  of  St.  John. 
Charles  II.  Chandler,  Clerk.     John  U.  Marshall,  Chief  oi' rolice. 

FIHK   DKPAliTMKNT — (kaST   SIDK.) 
TiioMAB  Martkk,  iVii'f  Enyhu'i't 


LoCKHART,  No.  1.— (Stearaer.) 
Union,  No.  2.  (3tcaiiier) 


(John  WilMoii,  jmi.,  H)\{/lnfi6r, 
-^  Juii>03  T.  Mh|j;i'l',  Foi'i'won. 

(  (Jooig( 
<.  Ariflre' 
\  Willljit 


vian. 
(Jooige   Drake,  Kimtut^ar. 
rew  F-awanii,  Forfi/inn, 
tn  <juiKiey,  Ai>f(isf(iiit  Fiireman. 

ExTiNGUisUKU,  No.  8.— (Ste'r.)  \  John  MiUHtiiill,  Foreiruiu. 

i  William   t'uiiiniiiis,  As.\!'ifiint  Foreman. 
Hook  and  Lapiikh  OoAtPANV. — .T()hn.!ack9oii,C;ii)taiti ;  .John  llankiiie,  Lieutenant,. 
PiuK  PoLU'K   (KAsrSiDR).— Uol)ert  Sliivc!,  Ciiptiiin;  llichard  S.  DeVebcr,  Lieu- 
tenant;  James  Oerow,  Treaitut'er ;  D.  II.  Scliurman,  &'c/vf«ry. 

FIUI-:    DKI'.MII'MKNT — (WKST    PIPK.) 
TuoMAH  McIjEOI),  C  <f  Fngineer. 
Westiiun  Stah,  No.  7.— Jo  <i)Ii  0.  Craft,  Engineer. 
I'KiNeE  OF  Wai  ks  No.  S.—  .hiines  Took-,  Fuijluccr. 
Hook  anh  Laddku  Company— (Wk^t  Siob.)— I).  W.  Clnrk,  Captnin. 

FiRR  PoLiOK,  Caklicton. — Stephen   V.   W'etmore,  Otptain; ,  Lieu- 

tiuuint;  laaac  Olive,  jun.,  TrenHurer  ; ^  SearcUtnj. 


SOCIETIES,  &c. 

I  |St.  Jonx,  New  Biii/xswieic  Coi!Be.hpon!)in(i  Committkr  ov  the  Colonial 
AXD  CoNTi.NEN'TAL  Cuuiicii  SociKTv.— The  object  of  this  Association  is  to 
supplement  the  funds  received  from  the  Parent  Society  for  the  .support 
of  Evanpelicul  Clergymen  of  the  Church  of  England  in  the  Dioceae  of 
Fredericton. 

IJevcrly  Robinson,  Escpnre  {Prcddf>it)t  Rev.  J.  J.  Ilili,  M.  A.,  Rev. 
Cr.  M.  Armstrong:,  M.  A.,  (Srcrftfirj/),  Rev.  VV.  Arrnstront.):,  ii.  A.,  T.  W. 
Daniel.  Esq.,  Dr.  Hotsford,  and  Jainixs  R.  Ruel,  E.sq.  (Tnasu/er). 

New  IJatiNSwiCK  Auxiliauy  IUiii.k  Sjciktv. — I,elJaioti  rioisfonl,  M.  I).,  President; 
James  I'aturaon,  LI,.  U.,  It.  W.  Fvith,  Kho.,  Thomas  W,  Daniel,  Esriuire,  William 
Elder,  A.  M.,  E^^qaire,  and  .John  Fisher,  Ksq.,  Vice-Piesidenta  ;  Williain  Seely,  Ksq., 
Treasurer;  Thomas 'Jaclellan,  S-ocrftary  ;  Kioliard  H.  DeVebur,  Ksq.,  Dujiositary  ; 
Messrs.  Jolm  Wi.slia"t,  Kohert  PhfTatoii.  IMv^-iird  Sear.s,  John  J^nyri,  J.  V.  Troop, 
lion.  Alex.  INIeL.  i^fely,  Josi'i)h  Pri'-hard, Henry  V.ui.!.;han.  Charka  Patton,  H.  J. 
Underhill,  W.  K.  Ueynolds,  Holn'rt  Cruik.^hank,  T.  i$.  liarkHr,  JaineH  Lo?an,  Jamea 
McMillan,  Williain  IV-terH,  Uuorg-  ISarteauv,  Wili'jim  Wclsili.  and  M.  LiiidHay,  Coui- 
naittee  For  Portland — M'.'.i.^r.s.  Jiitues  Flew,  llini;;,  Kohert  I/.vii'^r  a;id  11.  T.  Ames. 
Depository— The  t^tore  of  Me.>i.sra.  L.  11.  Di'Vtfher  .i  .Sotu:,  Prin'-;  William  fi'trff't. 

CAr.i '•:t;0'  LrrwcART  A-'f(>."!.<.TioN.— John  P.  ■\'/i'.n»t,  i'ri'!i^.'.-;;t .  .^  Oliver  Dun- 
latii,  Vice  i'reijide;;,':  J'.din  .Mv  Lf'.u.:J';iii,  ir'ecr('taiy-'!'ie:is'.:-:r  :  liol'-ivn  I'.'iirko, 
Jiibrarian  ;  W.  J.  AleC.ordocA,  Dp.'iiil  I>)i;,rl'frty,  (.'iiarlcs  li.-itCaln,  Heury  LeonarJ, 
!',n.!  G-.'-;-,Tf  F.  M  i;"Ii:'.',%  ,'Jt.;i..'if."-  CiHutniM-j  » 

St,  John  [NniiL-nnAL  .Scfooi.. — ij.  W.  Vr'ith,  Esquive,  I'res:dri.t ;  Iwv.   (ieor/TH  .;' 
Caie,  .'^eorenvy  ;  I-:aac  Purpc.-.  T:  rat'ni\;r ;  J.  DiW.  Spi.rr.   T.    \V.   D.t'i;..i^   '[.   il. 
Hall,  F'^-q.,  J.  Pa.Mtr,  Ksq.,  M.  D  ,  Directors,     All  Minister.-*  who  are  members  of  the 
Association  are  rxojficio  Directors.    J.  liaxter,  Ksq.,    M.  I).,  Physician. 


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J.  Chaloner,  Chemist  and  Druggist,  St.  John,  N.  B. 


44 


gOCUETIKS. 


[1878. 


YouNQ  Men's  Christian  Association. —Mr.  Williara  Welsh,  President ;  Geo. 
Barteaux,  Ezekiel  McLeod,  H.  B.  White,  and  W.  H.  Fairall,  Vice  Presidents ;  John 
E.  Irvine,  Corresponding  Secretary ;  Edward  E.  T.  C.  Knowles,  Recording  Secre- 
tary ;  Andrew  il.  Robertson,  Treasurer;  Lewis  H.  Kidd.  Librarian.  Committee  of 
Management— James  A.White,  Joshua  ClaWson,  II,  J.  Thorne,  J.  J.  Boatwicli,  R. 
C.  Quitin,  J,  Riclcer,  George  Woods,  G.  R.  Pricliard,  Joseph  Prichard,  Jun.,  George 
U.  Burtis,  John  McA.  Hutchings,  and  James  L.  Thorne. 

Saint  John  Sunday  ScnooL  Union. — A.  W.  Masters,  Esq.,  President;  Daniel 
J.  McLaughlin,  jr.,  Vice  President;  Wm.  Peters,  Treasurer;  H.  R.  Smith,  Corres- 
ponding Secretary^  J.  W.  Potts,  Recording  Secretary  ;  William  Warwick,  Trade 
Manager;  A.  Blakslee,  Wm.  Warwick,  and  William  Peters,  Visitors.  Depository, 
at  the  Store  of  Warwick,  Clark  &  Company,  41  Prince  Williara  street. 

Fkmale  Reform  Society, — Rev.  William  Armstrong,  President ;  Rev.  J.  J.  Hill, 
and  Joseph  Prichard,  Esquire,  Vice  Presidents;  John  Boyd,  Esq.  Treasurer;  Rev. 

A.  MoL.  Stavely,  Secretary.  Gentlemen's  Committee— Samuel  D.  Berton,  John 
K.  Marshall,  James  McMillan,  Isaac  Burpee,  and  Z.  G.  Gabel,  Esquires,  with  the 
Ministers  of  the  dilFerent  denominations.  Ladies'  Committee— Mrs.  R.  W.  Crook- 
Bhunk,  President;  Mrs,  William  Thomson,  and  Mrs.  John  Gillis,  Vice  Presidents; 
Mrs.  A.  M.  Stavely,  Secretary  and  Treasurer  ;  Mrs.  Wm.  Armstrong,  Mrs.  Crook- 
shank,  Sen.,  Mrs.  George  Stewart,  Mrs.  H.  Robertson,  Mrs,  Francis  Ferguson,  Mrs. 
Win.  Lop:an,  Mrs.  Geo.  M.  Armstrong,  Mrs.  J.  J,  Uill,  Mrs.  Stevenson,  Mrs.  J. 
Robertson,  and  Mrs.  Prichard. 

Saint  John  Protkstant  OnpnAN  Asylum— Beverly  Robinson,  Esquire,  President  ; 
John  Boyd,  Esq.,  Treasurer  ;  Rev.  J.  J.  Hill,  Secretary  ;  G.  B.  Cashing,  R.  Shives, 
John  Magee,  A.  Lockhart,  8.  B.  Bustin,  and  A.  Gilmour,  Esquires,  and  all  Clergy- 
men who  contribute  annually  $1.00  to  the  funds,  Directors.  The  Board  meets  for 
business  on  the  first  Monday  of  every  month.  The  Ladiea^  Committee  meets  on  the 
first  day  of  every  month. 

Saint  Jc^in  Rkligious  Tract  Society. — Hon.  A.  McL.  Seely,  Fres  dent;  George 
W.  Whitney,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

Saint  Andrew's  Society.— William  Thomson,'  President;  M.  Lindsay,  1st  Vice 
President;  J.  Barber,  2d  ditto ;  Rev.  George  J.  Caie,  Chaplain  ;  John  V^hite,  Trea- 
surer ;  S.Welsh,  Secretary;  Alexander  Rankine,  Marshal;  Q.  Mufdoch,  James 
Christie,  M.  D  ,  and  Henry  Jack,  Committee  of  Charity, 

Saint  Patrick's  Socibty. —Christopher  Armstrong  President  ;  T.  L,  Coughlnn, 
Vice  President  ;  M.  McDonougli,  Treasurer;  L.  R.  Hariison,  Secretary;  Rev.  Ca- 
non Harrison,  Chaplain ;  John  Magee,  M.  McDonough,  and  M.  DrisooU,  Committee 
of  Charity. 

luisn  Friendly  Society.— P.  McCatferty,  President ;  M.  Sullivan,  Vice  Presi- 
dent; Thomas  Maher,  Recording  hecrctary  ;  K.  Sullivan,  Financial  Secretary;  j. 
C.  Ferguson,  Treasurer;  M.  McGuiggan,  Librarian;  L  Lantalum,  Assibtant  Li- 
brarian; J.  McAnnulty,  M.  DriscoU,  and  R,  O'Brien,  Audit  Committee. 

St.  ViNCBNT  DK  Paul  SooiKTY. — William  Doherty,  President;  Michael  Corkery, 
Vice  President;  Peter  Hughes,  Treasurer;  Lewis  Kearney,  Secretary;  E.Doyle, 
Chaplain. 

St.  Joseph  Society. — James  O'Brien,   President;    Felix  McGirr,  Vice  President* 

B.  McCrosBin,  Treasurer;  Daniel  Coleman,  Secretary;  Dennis  McCarthy,  John 
McGillion,  D.  Sullivan,  J.  Ferrie,  P.  Killam,  E.  Quirk,  P.  Dillon,  JohnMcKee,  J. 
McCuUough,  llngh  Kelly,  1).  MoClUskey,  and  Edward  Walls,  Consulting  OlDcers. 

Thb  Catholic  Total  Atistinknce  Union  of  Nbw  Bkunswick,  1872-73. 
— Actiiifjf  8|)iiitaHl  Director,  Rev.  .losepb  Midland  ;  Prusidout,  John  O'- 
Brien; Vici3l'''j-<idtMit,rt,  Goo.  It.  Perks,  Predericion,  Patrick  Moran,  Ti- 
mothy Collins;  .Secretary,  P.  Gloeson  ;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Moses 
Brown,  Fiederictou  ;  Tivasnrer,  John  Cohalati. 

Patoek  JIatthkw  Templ-kv:;*:;;';  Apf?ocrAT:uM.— John  O'Dritn,  Presidont  ;  Corne- 
lius lleiinesay,  and  Timothy  Collins,  Vice  l'n:si(ien(^ ;  Jert;rai!th  J.  Ryan,  Secretary  ; 
Daniel  AIcL,\ucl'il;in,  .\i;yisiaiit  Secretary;  Cornelius  McGourty,  Treasurer ;  Rev. 
Jociepli  Micli:i .a.l,  Cliaplain, 

.'Jaint  Mai.vcih'^  Tot.'.),  Acstln-incm  Hklikf  Society.— Rev.  T.  Connolly,  V.  G., 
Prorti'leut;  Mioli.iu'.  NugoMl  !in  i  I'at'-ii;:,  M  jran ,  Vii"j  PresiJuiit.'; ;  Patrick  Glcosoii, 
Secretary;  H.  Cotter,  Kiniincijtl  i^ccritary;  .lohn  McCarthy,  Treasurer.  Com- 
mittee of  Management:  Dennis  McCarthy,  D.  Moynehan,  Thomas  B.  Dale,  Daniel 


Poor  Man>8  Cough  Syrup,  made  by  Chaloiier,  is  cheap  &  good. 


:irkery, 
I  Doyle, 

ident « 

John 

Lee,  J. 

Itncers. 

I72-73. 
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Moaes 


Jorne- 

L'tavv  ; 

Rev. 

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JC'SOU, 

Coni- 
)anitil 


1873.] 


SOCIETIES. 


45 


O'Ruurke,  Michael  Nugent,  B.  Cotter,  James  O'Hrien,  Patrick Moran,  and  Patrick 
Gleesiiii, 

St.  Pkter's  Total  ABsaNHNcn!  Fooi'TY  (Portlnnd).-  -Rev.  Josopli  F.  X.  Michand, 
Prosidrnt ;  .TarneH  Morris  an!  .Tolm  Qnirui,  T'ice  I'vesi'ients  ;  Joseph  Malicr,  Re- 
C'lrdiiiET  Secretary ;  Win,  P.  llonneheny,  FinatM-ial  Secretary;  Jaim.'S  McPeako, 
Treasurer;  Jereiuiah  J.  Ryan,  Adsistant  'J'rejisnrer. 

The  Associatrd  Alumnm  w  thk  Univhr-jty  "F  \kw  1?i!tjws-w!0ic. — flon.  Chaa. 
Fisher,  D.  G.  L.,  Pr.dident;  Rev.  J.  M.  Rr.Kjke,  D.  !>.,  (1.  K.  S.  Keator,  M.  I>.,  Ksq., 
and  W.  C.  Driii-y,  Esq.,  A.  B.,  Vice  Prt-f^idents  ;  Rev.  W.  Hcovil,  A.  M.,  flev.  0.  (i. 
Coster,  Ph.  D..  (Jeorge  F.  linrpce,  A.  M  ,  .J.  L.  Mnr.^ih,  INq.,  A.  B.,  George  Roberta, 
Pli.  I).,  IJ.  R.  Stephenson.  Enquire,  A.  R.,  anil  Rev.  VV.  H.  Tilley,  A.  R.,  members 
without  office  :  VV.  W.  Street,  Esquire,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

Barristers'  Society. — D,  S.  Kerr,  Q.  C,  President;  W.  H.  Needham,  Vice  Pre- 
sident ;  William  Carman,  Treasurer ;  George  J.  Bliss,  Secretary  and  Librarian. 

St,  John  Law  Socibty.— William  Jack,  Q.  C,  President;  Charles,  Duff,  Q.  C, 
Vice  President;  T.  Barclay  Robinson,  Esquire,  Treasurer;  W.  L.  T.  Seely,  Esq, 
Secretary;  Duncan  Robertson,  Esquire,  and  Samuel  U.  Thomson,  Esquire,  Q.  0., 
form  the  Council,  with  the  Office  bearers. 

New  Brunswick  Medical  Society. — .T.  T.  Steves,  M.  D,  President;  George  S. 
Keator,  M.  D.,  Treasurer,  and  J.  W.  Daniel,  M.  D.,  Secretary.  Meetings — First 
and  third  Wednesday  of  each  month.  Grammar  School  Building,  Germain  Street. 

Saint  JouN  Agricultural  and  Horticultural  Society. — Richard  Thompson,  Pi  esi- 
dent ;  John  Magee  and  (ieorge  G.  Gilbert,  Vice  Presidents  ;  Allan  AIcLean, 
Treasurer;  T.  E.Gilbert  Tisdale,  Recording  Secretary;  James  Barber,  Correspond- 
ing Secretary  ;  John  Magee,  James  Davidson,  Alexander  Jardine.  Charles  Diury, 
Keys  McBrine,  Daniel  McEvoy,  J.  C.  Ilorgm,  James  Gault,  R.  A.  Gregory,  Thomas 
Clark,  Laurence  Donovan,  and  Joseph  B.  Hamm,  Directors. 

The  Natural  History  Society  of  New  Brunswick. — Wni.  Jack,  Esquire,  Q.  C, 
A.  G.,  President;  C.  K.  Fiske,  Esquire,  Vice  President ;  G.  K.  S.  Keator,  M.  D., 
Esq.,  Treasurer;  P.  R.  Inches,  M.  D.,  Ebq.,  Corresponding  Secretary  ;  J.  A.  Hoyt, 
Esquire,  Recording  Secretary  ;  Geo.  F.  Matthew,  Esquire,  Librarian;  R.  P.  Starr, 
and  G.  F.  Matthew,  Esqs.,  Curators;  James  DeW.  Spurr,  Esq.,  li.  Brittain,  and 
J.  T.  Steves,  M.  D  ,  Esquire,  Members  of  Council. 

Burns'  Olcii. — Robert  Keltic,    Esquire,  President  ;  Archibald  Rowan,  Esquire, 
Vice  President  ;  Mr.  G.  Murdoch,  Secretary;   J.  Milligan,  Esquire,  Treasurer; 
T.  Gunn,  B.  Brass,  W.  Murdoch,  and  P.  A*  Morrison,  Directors. 

Moore  Anniversary  Club.— Dennis  Burke,  President ;  Thomas  Lunney,  Vice 
President;  W.  P.  Uenneberry,  Secietary  ;  James  Coll,  Treasurer. 


Albert  Mining  Company.— Henry  Gilbert,  President  ;  S.  Schofleld,  Secretary; 
Bradford  S.  Gilbert,  Tiiomas  Gilbert,  JohnByers,  and  G.  G.  Gilbert,  Jr.,  Directors. 

Board  op  Trade. — C.  H.  Pairweather,  President ;  George  Thomas,  Vice-Presi- 
dent ;  A.  C.  Fairwcather,  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  Council :  Henry.  A.  Austin, 
John  W.  Cudlip,  Isaac  Burpee,  R.S.  DeVeber,  J.  Walter  Scammell,  W.  W.  Turnbull, 
.T'>hn  Magee,  Hon.  T.  R.  Jones,  T,  W.  Daniel,  and  John  <J.  Brown. 

Caledonia  Mining  and  Manufacturing  Company. — William  Jack,  President; 
James  Barber,  Secretary;  LeBaron  Botsford,  Edward  Allison,  Alex.  Jardine, 
William  Smith,  John  II.  Harding,  and  George  F.  Everett,  Directors. 

Carlkton Branch  Railway.— E.  Sutton,  President;  George  F.  Harding,  Secre- 
tary Treasurer.  Directors — R.  N.  Knight,  H.  D.  McLeod,  H.  Adam  Glasgow, 
andtJ.  E.  Hamm.    Office — Public  Hall,  Carletou. 

O0MMI8S10NERB   op  Sewebaoe  and  Water  Supply   for  City  of  St.  John 
(East)  and  part  of  Parish  op  Portland. — Board  of  Commissioners  :  Edward  E. 
Lockhiirt,  Chairman,  William  Seely  and  S.  K.  Bruudnge ;  Superintendent  and  En- 
gineer, G.  Murdoch  ;  Clerk,  Thomas  C.  Hennigar  ;  Collector,  Charles  F.  Flaglor. 

West  Side. — Chairman,  Charles  Ketchum;  Commissioners,  George  F.  Hard- 
ing and  Martin  H.  Peters. 

European  and  North  American  Railway  Company— (Western  Extension.) — 
Alex.  Jardine,  President;  .F.    R.    Ruel,  Esquire,  Lewis  Carvell,  Esquire,    Hon.  T. 
R,  Jones,  and  Robert  Robinson,  Esquire,  Directors;  T.  Barclay  Robinson,  Esquire, 
Secretary-Treasurer  ;  E.  R.  Burpee,  Esquire,  Manager;    H.  D.  McLeod,    Esauire 
Superintendent. 


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Chaloner's  Furniture  Polish  is  superior  to  most  others. 

46  SOCIETIES.  [IS'TS. 


FH"i>PR!(;roN  .<\r>  St.  John  Tn,Kf?'iArn  CoMi'txy, — f^f-or-r';  Rotsfonl.  Prcsi'lent  ; 
]  y.   \\.   liiibhitt,  .'orvotar.v. 

Surveyor,  fi;' .S:il:it  J  .liii,  I\',  R,  tvi'l  Mir.uniolii ;  ;;.   U.  Mutiro,  Accountant. 

Unr^iNmon  C^:^'!  r'kv  Co.mpany  fCnrleti"i>  — Otrico,  in  I'nhl'c  Hull. — Isaac  Nnblf", 
Prcaident :    Juni'.''"  f^uDtiii,    Dniii'lW.    Oinrk.    Jinvis  Wil.soii,    Georfje  il.  Giitrk, 
find  Lfwis  H.  lirowiK.,  iJi rector's ;  (reo.  V.  HMrcJing,  Treasurer;    Charles  Ketclium, 
Secretary. 
I      Mkchanics'  T.NSTiTnTr:  of  S.mnt  Jons. — (i.  TI.  Lawrence,  Presidi^nt;  Silas  Alward 
;  and  A.  Ilowan,    Vicp  I'res'dentH  ;   T.    A.   Kjiiikine,  Trea'^urer;    \V.  P.   Dole,   Cor- 
i  respondins^  Secretary ;  If.  L.  Sfiirder",  Keorditi;^  Secretary ;  William  F.  Smith.  An- 
drew (iilmour,  .lame.s  Alan,  K.  .1.  M  ass,   Gilbert   Murdocli,   \V.  F.   Hutt,  I.  Alien 
Jack,  George  Stewart,  Alexander  kankine,  K.  T.  Clinch,  Carson  Flood,  and  Henry 
(}.  Hu.it,  Directors;  Cn'or^c  Bl.itoli,  0.   D.  Wetmore,  au'l   T.   Hauford,  Auditors; 
Richard  Keeling.  Curator. 

New  URUN-^wrcK  Pap^u  Mill  Company. — Geor^^e  W.  Marsteris,  President ;  M. 
Francis,  and  If.  L.  Franci.'^,  LH!-ecU)rs ;  J.  Keed,  Secietary;  M.  W.  Francis, 
Treasurer. 

New  Bkl'nswick  Tki.kokapji  Co.mpany.  —  FOlwavd  Spars,  President;  T.  M.  Robin- 
son, Secretary  ;  Iviward  Sears,  ii.  lleec',  John  Yeats,  15.  T.  Cliiicli,  and  G.  E. 
Morton,  Halil.ix,  J/irector?. 

Pkoplks  Stukrt  R,a.tlway  Company. — John  Msigoo,  President;  T. 
W.  Daniel,  Treasurer;  1.  Woodward,  Secretary.  I.  Burpee,  W.  H.  A, 
KeaiLS,  li.  Thompson,  and  Ii  Willis,  Directors. 

Pi;ovjNCiAi,  13ini.ni\f!  Sooietv  and  Savixo.-i  Fu.Nn.— 0.  W.  Wetmore,  Esq,  Presi- 
dent; W.  K.  Crawford,  tlsq.,  Vice  President;  .lames  H.  McAvity.  Joshua  S.  Tur- 
ner, A.  A.  Stockton,  LL.  15.,  and  0.  D.  Wetmore,  J)irectors.    Tlios.  ^lain,  S.!cretary. 

Rtdge  Coal  Co.mpany. — ffeorge  J.  Chubb,  President ;  Messrs,  James  E.  Hamm, 
Andrew  MoDif,  and  Capt.  Thn^^.  O'.Mahoney,  Directors  ;  \V.  M.  Jordan,  Secretary. 

RuitAL  Ckmktery. — Alex.  Jardine,  President ;  G.  Sidney  Smith,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer;  Wm.  G.  Lawton,  'riioi,ia:5  Parks,  Cliarlos  Drury,  .fames  Reed,  William 
■''iiomson,  T.  W.  Daniel,  Richaid  Thompson,  Z.  Riii;r,  Isaac  Burpee,  ^v'iUiam  Jack, 
and  John  Ilei^an,   Directors;  John  Adams,  Superintendent. 

St.  Andkkw's  S-^ciKTY  CuKLiNij  CLrn. — -T.iuies  Milli-xan,  Preses;  .las.  McFarlane, 
Vice  Preses ; 'Joiin  Wliiii-,  Secretary  and  Tr(';i5urer  ;  AV.  Thomson,  A.Rowan, 
.lohri  White,  Luke  Stewart,  \V'.  0.  Watson,  (ieorize  Stewart,  Sen.,  D.  Tiiomsou,  and 
TliomasMcl^cllan,.'-'!!!.,-^. 

St.  John  Acauicmy  of  Ml  sic  Company. — GeorRc  K.  S.  Keator,  M.  D.,  President; 
George  .f.  Chubb,  (ieorgc  V.  N'otvlin,  Tlionias  l!.  Puxton,  and  Jolin  Guthrie, 
Directors  ;  J.  R.  Armstrong,  Secretary.  The  Bank  of  New  Brunswick,  Bankers. 
Ollice  of  the  Secretarv,  Canterbury  Street. 

Saint  John  Buildinu  Socikty  and  Tnvhstmknt  Funp.— Charles  N.  Skinner,  Esq., 
President;  James  Christie,  Ksq.,  M.  D,,  Vice  President;  Evan  Evarts,  Alexander 
Dull,  Gilbert  .Murdoch,  and  Kd'.v.ird  \\'ill:.'^,  M.  P.  P.,  Directors.  J.  Gordon  Forbes, 
Escj.,  Solicitor.  Thomas  Rei<l,  Secretary-Treasurer.  A.  Christie,  and  J.  Quinton, 
Sui'veyor.-!.  bankers — The  I'ank  vf  New  Bruritiwick.  Arbitrators — W.  Causey,  G. 
R.  Pug.iley,  W.  F.  Smith,   D.  E.  Dunham,  and  H.  G.  Hunt. 

St.  Joun  Ckickkt  Cluu.—G.  E.  Snider,  President ;  D.  D.  liobertson,  Captain  ;  C. 
A.  Macdonald,  Secretary-Treasurer;  J.  R.  Armstrong,  Norris  Best,  and  Dr.  C. 
Inches,  Committee. 

Sai.s't  John  Gas  LuiiiT  Company.— Jolin  Walker,  Esquih',  President ;  Rev.  William 
Scovil,  C.  Patton,  Georj;o  Carvill,  J.  Tucki.r,  Al.,x.  Pidler,  W.  G.  Lawton, 
Edward  Sears,  and  ThojiUis  Parkt\  Directors.    R.  P.rittain,  Mau.iger  and  Secretary. 

St.  John  Gymnasium  Company, — Capital  Sfcock,  H.UOO,  in  Shares  of  $2  >  each.— 
Jolin  W.  Cudlip,  Ksquire,  Prosiiieiit  ;  P.  LeftiT  Peferj;,  Esquire,  Vice-President; 
Joseph  S.  Ivijowlof,  S^'cret.uy  i  Direcnirs,  Jonn  iJoyJ,  ilmvard  I).  Troop,  J.tmes  L. 
Dunu,  T.  liartday  Uol.insoi.,  and  George  F.  STn'.th  ;  T.  ClurorJ,  Manager. 

Saint  Jofisr  M^ni'ivvcti'k'tng  Co.mpasv,  — John  Smith,  President;  Z.  Kr.  Gabel, 
Secretary  and  Salesman;  John  Boyd,  John  Artuatrong,  Thomas  R.  Jones,  and 
Jamed  Robinaon,  Directors. 


ChaKouer'.s  Slovo  VHrni!sh  wiil  urntuueni  Kui^iy  Piites* 

1873.] 


CITY'  AVI)  ('(UrNTV  OI-'  i?AlNT  .TOnN, 


41 


Ilvt.foid    L,   J.  A:l:iO!l,  C.  W.    W.;l- 


SAii;T  ,;0H\  i'i;i>i'i;;.i.o.f  ficDo:'  Cv;m!  .v;\'.'." 

(ion.  iintl  itctjult  lioli.!!  t.soii,  m-i.iif.ri-H. 

^'.INT  .(oiis"  Sinr  I'.ii!,i.i:i<s'  Asii;Kj:.vTi(i5i. — Francis;  llinldock.  Esquire,  President; 
Arthur  JlcD'inald,  .'Ooc-ure,  Mco  I're-itifnt ;  M-.  V.'iliiitm  Welsl.,  Troiisurer  and 
S"cri:tiiry  ;  Mobsrj.  .'iliM  Mcl/uidilan,  Jninei' X'.-vins,  \V.  T.  Fleweiliug,  Tiioniaa 
E.Miliidi^e,  au  I  Stephoii  J.  Kin^,  Committee  of  ^.f  uiajrenient. 

Saint  Jou\  TypncaAPurCALUNinx,  No.  ?r).— T.  J.  Kane,  Vresiiloit ;  IJ.  E.  Appleby? 
Vice  PrcsMent;  Wiiliiim  H.  Co"! 's,  ("lorrespondinLr  Mini  IleconJingSeoretiiry ;  Jolm 
Coates,  Fiiiciucial  becietiij-y  ;  Ciiaries  Ferk,'i..5on,  Treasurer ;  W.  y.  IJailey,  Door 
Keeper. 

SoT7Tir  Bay  I'.oom  Company. — lion.  Alex'indor  McL.  Seoly,  President  ;  Steplien 
II.  Siiaw,  Secretary  iiud  Treasurer;  Jiiines  fjonpf,*  Fupcriiiteiident ;  Hon.  Alex. 
McL.  Seely,  Hon.  .lolin  Robcrt.'^oii,  Robert  \V.  Crookshatik,  Francis  Fergu.^on,  \V. 
II.  Lawton,  Geo.  L.  L)vett,  aihl  John  Coleman,  iiisquires,  Directors. 

YiCTOKrA  Coal  Misjnc-  Comi'.>nv. — Hon.  .lohn  Uo'>or!soi',  President;  Ceorsro 
E..  Fairweatlier,  Secretary;  T.  W.  Datiiol,  J.3a-o  Uurpc-e,  Ilobirt  Uobertson  i.Ureen 
Head),  and  Ileiiry  Iloiton,  LireutorH. 

VuToniA  (I. ,TrjL  Company. — 0!iy  Small,  Presiii.'nt;  James  R.  Ruel,  Treasurer; 
Wiiliaiu  jr.  Sinnott.  ^;eel•etary  ;  dolm  .Mageo,  A.  Cbii^uian  tiiiith,  William  b\  iiiir- 
risen,  and  John  McMillan,  Difvjcto.cs. 

YiCToniA  RiCATKvii  Fl!\K.--\ViiliamF.  Dunti.afr,  President,  V/.  \V.  ^;trc  t,  Secre- 
tary-Treiiaurer :  Ge"rj,-e  IFutoiiin.son,  t.<e'>rL;e  S.  UeForest,  VI.  Albert  Lockliart, 
B.  Lester  Peters,  T!ioma.=.  M,  Kee.',  J.  Walter  Scauisnell,  and  A  Cliijaiian  Sniilli, 
Director?. 

WK.sTKtiN  Union  TKLEonAPn  Company.— R.  T.  Clinch,  Superintendent  for  New 
Krunswick  ;  T.  M.  Ilobinsor,  Manager,  St.  John  Office. 

CITr  AND  COUNTY  OP  SAINT  JOHN. 

JuDiiocs  of  the  A'ucv.  —  Tlic  Mayor,  Re.'.'ovdo:',  r.-iJ  Aklcriiicii  of  the 
City  of  Saint  John  [of  tkf  Quornm)^  the  Chairman,  and  one  Councillor 
iVom  each  Ward  of  r.^o  To'.vn  (■Diincil  ol'  tlie  Town  of  T'Oi-Llaiul ;  the 
Police  Ma!2;istiHtc  ol'  the  Ciiy  of  Saint  Jobu;  the  Police  Ma::^-isti'ate  of 
the  Town  of  Portland  ;  and  Luuchlan  Donaldson,  Chaiic:^  Ward,  Hon. 
John  ll(>bert.8on,"\VillIain  IT.  Street,  John  Wis^hiirt,  .James  Brown,  Iloluert 
Koltie,  I/.-verct  H.  l^cVobei",  William  Ilawkes,  Alexander  Loclvhtirf, 
Jaiaes  Travis,  JoS(')ih  FuirweaUici',  Frisucis  Frrgu.^Mn,  Frederick  A.,'\\'ig- 
gins,  Peter  Pe.snard,  James  Olive,  George  Carvill,  Stepliea  iv.  Foster, 
Francis  Knddock,  JohnF.  Godard,  T.  Olty  Crook^liank,  James  Olive,  od, 
Joseph  BiMitteay,  Charles  1).  E\)-erett,  lieiijamin  J.  Underhill,  Thomas 
E.  Milledge,  John  Doherty,  John  S.  Parker,  David  Collhis,  John  C. 
Littlehale,  Robert  Ivobert.-^un,  Cliarles  Ketchnm,  James  Qninton,  Henry 
Garbntt,  Samnel  Clark,  George  \^.  Nowlin,  James  I).  Jjcwin,  Stephen 
Gerow,  Tl'.omas  W.  Daniel,  V/illiani  If.  X.  Koaus,  Cliarles  ilerritt,  John 
Stevens,  Robert  Robcrls^on,  Joim  McLatichlan,  Thomas  Trafton,  James 
Dunn,  William  Thomson,  George  E.  Snider,  Thomas  Iliiyard,  James 
Robinson,  Janus  Fiewelling,  -lohii  Fisher,  Samnel  L.  Tiih'y,  Thom-ia 
MeAvitv,  William  \Vnght,  Z.  Ring,  James  Harris,  Thoaia-;  2iIcElroy, 
Oliver  15.  Conde,  T.  >IcCarfhy,  William  H.  Olive,  Tliom.a^  Robinson, 
Br.-idfo-'d  S.  Oi1b(>rt,  John  MrS\\eetiy,  EJward  IJrown,  .bunos  {[.  Moran, 
Patrick  McCom-t,  Thomiis  Coiai^j,  Jan^'S  E.  Ilum.ni,  Jr.mes  Col>vell, 
Robert  Thorrnson,  sen.,  Thrnias  Marter,  iliehaci  Oouiiing,  John  Ci'iid, 
.*diehacl  0.  .'"'ialtoney,  Aaron  Ahrard,  Richard  N.  Koiglir,  Daniei  '^aria.- 
gher,  George  H.  Clark,  Jarnca  Gault,  John  Tucker,  Charlea  Di.".iuc-,  Juhu 
W.   Beiird,   Alexander  Rankin,   Charles  Ilazen,  Robert  Ros.-«iter,  Johu 


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48 


CITT  AND  COUNTY  OP  SAINT  JOHN. 


[1878. 


Berryman,  Francis  Collins,  Justus  E.  Knight,  John  Anderson,  George 
S.  Baker,  Lewis  11.  r>ro\\n(!,  Robert  K.  Alhiu,  Stephen  P.  Wetmore,  Thos. 
M.  McLachlan,  Charles  Clerke,  John  Wilson,  .1  r  ,  Alex.  Rarnhill,  Arthur 
McDonald,  Hon.  Thomas  II.  Jones,  Thomas  M.  Roed,  John  Boyd,  Jamea 
Gerow,  William  Elder,  Charles  II.  Fuirweather,  James  Williams,  George 
S.  DeForest,  Stephen  E.  Stevens,  Alexander  Jardine,  Robert  J.  Leonard, 
John  Yeata,  Henry  Austin,  Richard  Thompson,  ArcUibald  Rowan, 
James  SulUvan,  Matthias  Hamm,  James  McNiohol,  Daniel  W.  Clarfc, 
John  Magee,  Edwin  Fisher,  Zachariah  Adam.8,  James  Wilson,  John 
Morrison,  William  J.  McCordock,  Robert  Thompson,  Robert  A.  Gregory, 
H.  Adam  Glasgow,  WiiUam  A.  Moore,  George  Stewart,  Robert  Marshall, 
Charles  F.  Clinch,  Jacob  Henry  Mosher,  Allan  McLean,  John  N.  Moore, 
James  Taylor,  Charles  McL.  Gardiner,  EliasS.  Flaglor,  Thomas  Gault, 
Daniel  RobertsoD,  David  McBrine,  John  Jordan, William  Wallace.  Thomas 
Hanford. William  M.  B.  Firth,  James  Milligau,  Stephen  6.  BHzzard,  George 
J.  Chubb,  Fyederiok  T.  C.  Burpee,  John  MacLauchlan,  Patrick  GleesoTi, 
Samuel  J.  Golding.  A.  Chipmau  Smith,  Charles  R.  Ray,  Thomas  Fur- 
long, Christian  A.  Robertson,  Jarvis  Wilson,  Thomas  Parks,  James  £. 
Barnes,  Gilbert  Mordoeh,  Robert  D.  McArthur,  James  Williams,  Thomas 
Dale,  Charles  P.  Baker,  William  Wallace  (Simonds),  and  William  Clarke 
(Dipper  Harbour),  Esquires. 

Clerk  of  tJie  Peace. — Henry  W.  Frith,  Esq.,  JDepuiy  Clerk — ILlAwrance 
Sturdee,  Esquire. 

Jud^e  i)fthe  C&tmii;  Court. — Charles  Wattera,  Esq.  H.  C  McMonagle. 
Esquire,  Clerk.  'Terms :  Fourth  Tuesday  in  April,  July,  Gotober  and 
January. 

Clerk  of  the  Cirsuits. — George  Blatch,  Esquire. 

JJigh  Sheriff". — James  A.   Harding,  Esquire  ;    Mr.  Johji  Kankine, 
Deputy  Sberiffj  and  Keeper  of  the  Gaol ;  Mr.  James  Bertram,  Turnkey. 

Coroners — S.  Z.  Earle,  M.  D.,  Wm.  Ruddick,  M.  D.,  James  Robinson^ 
J.  P.,  and  John  R.  Rigby,  Esquires. 

County  Treasurer. — William  Mackay,  Esquire. 

Auditor  of  County  Accounts. — R.  Sands  Armstrong,  Esquire* 

Judge  of  Probates.. — C.  N.  Skinner,  Esq. 

Registrar  of  Deeds  and  Wills^  and  Registrar  of  Probates^ — W.  Chipr 
man  Drury,  Esquire. 

Commissioners  for  taking.  Affidavits  in  the  Supreme  Courts — The 
several  Attorneys  practising  in  the  City  and  County. 

Commissioner  for  taking  Recognizances,  of  Bail  in  the  Supreme 
Courc. — Isaac  Woodward,  Esquire. 

Official  Assig^nee^  undev  the  Jnsolvetit  Act  of  1869. — Ezckiel  McLeod, 
Esquire 

Dr.  William  Bayard,  Commissioner  of  Indian  Reserves,  under  Act  7 
Vict.  c.  46. 

Commissioner  cf  Wrecks — Robert  Leonard. 

Alexander  Jardine,  William  F.  Smithy  and  Charles  A.  Everitt,  Com- 
missioners of  Sewers. 

Wm.  M.  Smith,  Inspector  of  Steamboats  for  the  City  and  County  of 
Saint  John,  and  also  for  the  Gulf  ports. 

Archibald  Rowan,  Es(iuire,  Inspector  of  Petroleum  and  Coal  Oils 
for  the  City  and  County  of  Saint  John. 

David  Tapley  (Chairman),  William  Hawkcs,  William  Dohcrty,  Allan 
McLean,  and  Thoiuan  C.  Olive,  Esquires,  Commissioners  of  the  Aims 


Wholesale  flrom  Haningtow,  Barker,  and  fipencer. 


1873.] 


PORTLAND — SIMONDS. 


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House,  Work  House,  and  Infirmary.  J.  Baxter,  Esq.,  M.  D.,  Physician. 
Win.  Camnn}j;liam,  Keeper. 

John  Horrington,  Warden  for  the  County  of  Saint  John,  under  the 
Act  for  the  protection  of  Moose. 

Avchelaus  Carpenter,  Esquire,  Commissioner  of  Sewers  for  the 
Parish  of  Lancaster,  County  of  Saint  John. 

Surveiiora  of  Lumber  in  the  Counti/. — William  Lynch,  Clayton  Scott, 
James  CaropboU,  Stephen  E.  Stevens,  James  lloUey,  Mosea  E.  Cowan, 
Joseph  Maher,  George  J.  Vaughun,  Robert  staples,  C.  M.  Brown,  Henry 
Dalton,  John  Thompson  2d,  John  Collins,  James  Collins,  W.  D.  Shaw, 
C.  W.  Coleman,  Joseph  Uorncastie,  John  Taploy,  John  G.  Campbell, 
James  F,  Gillis,  John  Coleman,  James  Macmenaniu,  and  J.  H.  Brown. 

7irms  of  General  Sessions. — Third  Tuesday  in  March,  and  first  Tues- 
day in  June,  September  and  December. 

TOWN  OP  PORTLAND. 

Town  Council. — Isaac  Burpee,  Esquire,  Chairman;  Councillors  — 
Ward  No.  1— Henry  A.  Austin,  Stephen  E.  Stevens,  and  Arthur  N.  Shaw, 
Esquires  ;  Ward  Jio.  2— Thomas  Hiljard,  James  Wilson,  and  Charles 
Nevins,  Esquires;  Ward  No  3 — Samuel  T.  Strang,  James  G.  Jordan,  and 
James  Harris,  Esquires;  Ward  No.  4 — William  M.  Jarvis,  George  E. 
Snider,  and  Edwin  Fisher,  Esquires. 

DavidlLap\ey ,Es(\a\re, Ihlice Magistrate ;  William  A.  Moore,  Treasurer 
a7id lieeeiver  of  Taxes;  John  F.  Godard,  Toimi  Clerk  and  Clerkof  Touni 
Council;  Thomas  Cunard,  Siqjo^isir  of  Moods  ;  Gilbert  Purdy,J/rtr6oMr 
Master  ;  John  Myles,  Thomas  Selfridge,  and  Frederick  Li ngley,  Consta- 
bles ;  J&mea  Wilson,  Edwin  Fisher,  and  A.  N.  Shaw,  Esquires,  Hevisors 
of  Electors;  Richard  Farmer,  James  T.  Kennedy,  and  Lewis  W.  Lingley, 
Assessors  of  Taxes;  Edward  Lowell,  Davidson  Munroe,  Abraham  MoCann, 
Joseph  C.  Wood,  Hugh  Morris,  James  Clarke,  John  Long,  and  James 
McD&de,  Jitund  Keepers  and  Mog  Jieeves ;  William  Irvine,  Clerk  of  t/ie 
Market;  John  Isaac,  Hugh  Morris,  Dennis  Burns,  and  James  Usher,  Fence 
Viewers;  John  Long,  Laurence  Donarau,  Edward  Lowell,  and  John  Isaac, 
.Field  Drivers. 

Thomas  B.  Barker,  Edwin  Fisher,  John  Tapley,  James  Wilson,  Tho- 
mas E.  Millidge,  Frederick  E.  Barker,  and  Horace  T.  Ames,  Board  Scliool 
Trustees;  T.  B.  Barker,  ChaiiTiian ;  William  KilpatricK,  Secretary. 

Andrew  Gibson,  C hief  of  Iblicc ;  Samuel  S.  Cray,  George  Armstrone, 
John  Owens,  Samuel  Lindsay,  David  Dunham,  Jacob  Pidgeon,  and  Wil- 
liam Hamilton,  Ihlice  Officers. 

Portland  No.  i  Stbam  Fibb  Enginb  — John  A,  Kane,  Engineer;  Edward 
P.  Leonard,  Engine  Driver;  George  Downey,  Fireman;  John  Gray, 
Teamster. 

PARISH  OF  SIMONDS. 

Thomas  Bowes,  Town  Clerk. 

Joseph  Bowes,  Dis.  No.  1,  William  Mackin,  do.  2,  William  Evans,  do. 
8,  Commissioners  of  Bye- Roads. 

John  Ryan,  Dis.  No.  1,  James  Bryden,  do.  2,  Thomas  Higgins,  do.  8, 
Commissioners  of  Highways. 

John  Johnston,  Collector  of  Taxes, 

John  Carney,  C.  J.  Uorgan,  Daniel  Robertson,  Revisers  of  Electors. 

James  H.  Bowes,  Robert  Power,  Joseph  Lee,  Assessors  of  Taxes. 

Francis  Johnston,  Richard  Daley,  James  Davidson,  Patrick  Higgins, 
Pound  Keepers. 


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llobfirt  Mo<'i'o,  (M  C.,)  J^ineii  JiIcGiiiro,  Williiiin    iiry(M,?,  John  Arui- 

.I(»l)!i  (.iatii'.tt,  John  Moore,  Kdward  ilalsall,  .Jc!in  liurr}-,  Fence 
Viewers. 

llobi.'it  Mf.oro.  John  OwctH,  Jolin  Wiiifo,  William  l-Mack,  Constubles. 

John  Fiiilny,  Williiim  .McMamis,  Francis  Cain,  George  Richmontl, 
Mifiliaol  l!ory:an,  Jnincs  Kobortsin,  John  Wartiock,  Patrick  Brown, 
Huirh  Toner,  Juhn  Karris,  Joseph  Johnston,  li.  (Jraham  (Crouchville), 
Peter  Graham,  VVillianti  Irvine,  Michael  McXaini^e,  John  O'LJrieu,  John 
Irwin,  James  Cother,  J.  Hrown,  John  Sullivan,  Fdwuril  Sentill,  John 
Chiirlion,  Patrick  Slaven,  William  Jones,  Kdward  Murphy,  James  Kil- 
patrick,  Francis  McGuire,  Michael  Rovik,  John  Mackin,  Aaron  Darcus, 
John  Mc(/arty,  James  Brown,  Esq.,  Patrick  Miles,  Thomas  Fiankine, 
Michael  (^onlin,  Robert  Stephenson,  Richard  McDonald,  Noel  Reed, 
William  Gurnett,  William  Brophy,  William  Benjamin,  William  Smith, 
James  Orlett,  Henry  Anthony,  sen.,  John  Lee,  Thomas  McKonny,  James 
Garnett,  Thomas  Morrison,  Richard  Evans,  Arthur-  Henry,  Job  .Stanley, 
William  Lawlor,  William  Shanahan,  William  Douglas,  Joha  Knox,  Wil- 
liam Daley,  Peter  O'Hare,  Surveyors  of  lli^jhways. 

PARISH  OF  ST.  MARTINS. 

William  II  Myers,  William  E.  Ilutchou,  Samuel  McUmbcr,  William 
Hosford,  (.'onstables. 

Simeon  E.  Browu,  Robert  Skiilen,  Hobert  McAfee,  Commissiouers  of 
Roads. 

William  Black,  sen.,  Fhilip  Mosher,  John  Hosford,  sen.,  Commission- 
ers for  expending  Bye- Road  Money. 

Herriugton  Brown,  Collector  of  Rates. 

Reubet  V.  Bradshaw,  Town  Clerk. 

William  McUmber,  Samuel  Shankliu,  Thomas  McComb,  Thomas  Mel- 
vin.  Pound  Keepers. 

Hiram  Brown,  Nathaniel  McUmber,  Arthur  Foster,  James  Ervin,  Hog 
Reeves. 

Edward  Nugent,  John. Morrison,  William  Ruddick,  M.  D.,  Assessors  of 
Rates. 

Henry  Norris,  Cudlip  Miller,  John  Branden,  John  Hosford,  juu.,  Field 
Drivers. 

James  F.  Wanamake,  David  Vaughan,.'acob  U.  Mosher,  Esq.,  Revisors 
of  Electors. 

Thomas  Brown,  John  Marr,  Robert  Charlton,  Isaac  Burchel,  Fence 
Viewers.  '  ;     , 

Daniel  M.  Fritch,  Clerk  of  the  Market. 

W.  H.  Rourke,  sen.,  William  Power,  Weighers  of  Hay  and  Straw, 

Joseph  Delong,  Weigher  of  Coal. 

James  Rourke,  Measurer  of  Salt.  '* 

Judson  M.  Fowler,  Israel  Mosher,  Samuel  Daley,  Measurer  of  Wood 
and  Bark. 

John  Hosford.  jun.,  Timber  Driver. 

Surveyors  of  Highways — Di-^^trict   No.    1, 


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juu.;  lii,  I  Israel  Mosher ;  11,  Hugh  JlcQuisron  ;  12,  Jo.seph  Brown;  13, 
James  Kingslou  ;  14,  Isaac  Cleveland  ;  In,  .iauios  Floyd  ;  I'?,  James  Er- 
vine;  17,  .iohn  Doherty ;  18,  Michael  Buichel ;  I'J,  John  Murphy ;  2'>, 
Francis  Porter;  21,  Hugh  Ryan;  22,  Wilhrm  Floyd,  Jan.;  :lS,  John 
Sands;  24,  David  Har.st;  25,  Valentine  liarding;  2ii,  Georsi*^  W.  Itan- 
dren ;  27,  John  Dunlop;  28,  Willla,ra  Armstrong;  2!),  Archibald  II. 
Black  ;  £(',  James  Henry ;  31,  Henry  Handren  ;  32,  Robt,  hlack  ;  33,  Samuel 


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William  I^)\boron^'h,  Town  Clerk, 

Joseph  A.  I'aloomb,  Collector  of  Rafos^. 

Albert  i-'niiiU.  Win.  F.  liolz.  Fiobmt  IJolks,  James  Lord.  T.  T.  Sbefield, 
John  Avery,  li.  !>.  Carman,  Tound  Koi-p-  is. 

Carleton  Olive,  James  Maason,  Albert  't'.  i)'.iiii>,  Assossors  of  Rates. 

B.  J.  (!ase,  John  Cairns,  Jamea  Orr,  Jolm  Hay  vvaid,  jiin.,  Ricliurd  An- 
derson, William  Foley,  Daniel  Hellaiore,  Thoimis  Ihn  ns.  Constables. 

Thori'as  Gault,  John  Duuu,  Jiinies  Uol/i.ison,  Uovisors  uf  Electors. 

Jainea  Cooper,  J.  Nelson  Price,  TLouuis  Di  an,  Coramis-sioners  of 
Koads. 

James  Boyle,  John  Cairns,  John  McLeuoii,  Coniniissionera  for  ex- 
pending Lejiinlative  Grants. 

J'efer  P.  Ijyriio,  Thomas  Gulbraith,  Kobi.i't  lioi^ys,  James  Ready,  Fence 
Vif'wers. 

James  Loiiij:,  Robert  Donely,  Boora  Masters. 

Kdward  GrilHth,  iMeasurer  of  Wood. 

James  Donely,  Thomas  Gault,  Surveyors  of  I'*arns. 

Michael   Croiion,    William  Kelly,  John    O'Doumjll,  Appleby, 

Charles  i^lorrison,  John  McXauely,  John  Hamilton,  Hog  Reeves. 

Owen  Rice,  Sealer  of  Leather 


comb,  John  Htn'ward,  sen.,  Daniel  liellinore,  James  Reed,  William 
Whalen,  John  Mawhenney,  3d,  Samuel  Cunniiii^'iam,  Peter  i'oyle,  James 
Wen,  sen.,  Michael  Tolan,  John  Rice,  Clayton  Scott,  Ivobert  Henderson, 
John  A.  Clark,  James  Huvey,  Surveyors  of  llit^bways. 


COUNTY    OF    AI.DERT. 

Jad'jc  of  the  Voantii  Court. — Hon.  Bliss  Boisford.  Samiu-l  G.  Mor.se, 
Clerk.  Jh'iJts :  Fourth  Tuesday  in  June,  and  second  Tuesday  in 
November. 

2'cnn  of   thu  Albert    Circiut   Court. — Second   Tuesday  in  July. 

llUjIi  Sheriff'. —Joseph  S.  Read,  Esquire. 

Keeper  of  the  IMLs  and  Clerk  of  the  Peaee^  a?id  Clerk  of  the  Cireuits. 
— Samuel  G  Morse,  Esq. 

Surrogate. — jVi.  ^>.  Palmer,  Esquire. 

Rcifhtrar  of  Frol'des. — Samuel  G.  Morse,  Es(]uire. 

Ry'tMrar  of  Deeds  and  Wills. — George  Calliuuii,  Esquire. 

Justices  of  the  Feaee. — Hon.  E.  B.  Chandler,  James  jirewster,  John 
Lewis,  William  H.  Steves,  George  Calhoun,  PliishiPeek,  Enoch  Stiles, 
Edward  Stevens,  Robert  W^riglit,  Isaac  (ti'oss,  Jolm  Vrallace,  James 
Rogers,  John  A.  Reed,  Hiram  Edgett,  Ezra  Staves,  Jas.  Rya".,  William  S. 
Hopper,  John  Barchard,  A.  R.  Chapni.in.  Jas  Horttinan,  Thus.  Colpitts, 
Lewis  E.  Stoves,  Amos  A.  Bliss,  Wm.  Hallett,  Lewis  Suiii.b,  Jas.  Carn- 
worth,  Wm.  P.  Robinson,  JolinN.  Chapman,  Wm.  J.  Reed,  Joint  Alcorn, 
Nathan  M.  Bennett,  John  L.  B.  Steevcs,  Wm.  Fillmore,  Peter  Dully,  J.  A. 


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8teves,  John  Clevoland,  .Jiin.,  Hon.  A.  R.  Mcr.lelan,  DavitJ  Stiles,  Wm. 

C.  I'ipes,  Elisha  i'eck,  Jim.,  Guilloi-d  R.  Srnitlj.  (thius  Turner.  VV.  11.  A. 
Casey,  VVtntbrop  Robinson,  'i'homaa  Svuyili,  Winthrop  Aktviiey,  John 
Mathows,  MaansMcI*'a(l(icn,  Williams  Woodworth,  [iowis  Bwiitty,  Enoch 
Dawson,  John  Marshall,  Georj^e  liarnelt,  Janios  ^lcLatchoy,  William  K. 
Bishop,  Jol^n  Konnott,  Solomon  Stoves,  C.  R.  Smith,  Uobm-t  fUiapmaii, 
John  F.  Tayl,)r,  James  A.  DnlFy,  E  S.  Outhouse,  John  McGee,  U.  E. 
Col[)itt8,  Wm.  Howard,  end  Alexander  Gildart,  Rsquires. 

Coroner}<.—\y.  J.  Lewis,  M.  D.,  William  0.  Tritos,  P.  R.  Moore,  Ro- 
bert Wright,  D.  M.  Stoves,  and  Silas  Lynds,  Esquires. 

Vommmiouern  for  taking  Aj/idavitti  in  the  Supreme  Court. — George 
Calhoun,  Elisha  Peck,  and  Samuel  Gross,  Esquires,  and  the  Attorneys 
practising  in  the  County.  ""W 

Official  Aanignee  {Insolvent  Act  186'.)). — Georpe  Calhoun,  Esquire. 

Attorney n  and  Solicitors. — Samuel  G.  Morse,  M.  13.  Palmer,  Charli-s  A. 
Peck,  and  Allen  A.  Peck  (Hopewell),  Esquires. 

Issuer  of  Marriage  Licenses. — M.  R.  Palmer,  John  Beatty  and  Samuel 
Boyd  (Elgin),  Esquires. 

Teacher  of  the  Grammnr  School. — George  Beatty. 

Commissioner  for  taking  Special  Ball  in  the  Supreme  Court  at 
Hopewell. — George  Calhoun,  Escjnire.    .1 1  Hilhbnrouyh — Sarnuol  Gross. 

Commissioners  of  Sewers  fur  I lojx well. — Abraham  Bray,  Thomas  V'. 
Peck,  Fletcher  Stiles,  and  A'sael  Peck. 

Auctioneers. — Samuel  Gross,  and  E.  Dailoy,  Hillsborough  ;  Thomas 
Kinney,  Harvey. 

Terms  of  the  General  Sessions  of  the  Peace.  —Fourth  Tuesday  in  June, 
and  Second  Tuesday  in  November. 

COUNTY    OF    CARLETON. 

Judge  of  the  County  Court. — James  G.  Stevens,  Esquire.  William  M. 
Connell,  Clerk.  Terms:  Second  Tuesday  in  March  and  December, 
and  the  first  Tuesday  in  July. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. — John  Dibblee,  David  Munro,  A.  Upton,  Paul  M. 
Bedell,  Chas.  Perley,  R.  D.  Boardsley,  S.  Estabrooks,  Charles  Connell,  J. 
A.  Phillips,  James  Lockwood,  Joseph  Burpee,  Zi'phaniah  Mills,  Leonard 
R.  Harding,  George  L.  Raymond,  James  R.  Tupper,  William  T.  Baird, 
Matthew  L.  Phillips,  Abner  Bull,  Jos.  Hideout,  Jarvis  Estey,  Michael  Mc- 
Guirk,  James  Kelley,  Stephen  G.  Burpee,  William  Hay  ward,  Benjamin  L. 
Richardson,  John  Bubar,  John  Holland  Estey,  Calvin  Churchill,  William 
Gray,  Robert  Hemphill,  Robert  Hay,  Robert  A.  Hay,  William  Lindsay, 
Richard  S.  Bull,  Anthony  Kearney,  George  M'Donough,  Alex.  Kirkpa- 
trick,  Charles  Shea,  James  Jordan,  Edwin  R.  Parsons,  William  Forrest, 
John  Burt,  Hugh  Cowperthwaite,  Amos  Dickenson,  Elisha  Shaw,  Hamil- 
ton Yerxa,  Samuel  Dickenson,  Cornelius  Connolly,  John  Bennett,  Rich- 
ard S.  Clark,  James  Ebbett,  William  D.  Estey,  Isaac  S.  Carvill,  William 
Reed,  Seth  Squires,  Isaiah  B.  Hideout,  Alexander  Hawthorn,  George 
Millberry,  Geo.  Wade,  Geo.  Squires,  Wm.  B.  Tompkins,  Geo.  Thomas 
Hartley,  Warren  C.  Bull,  John  T.  Allan,  Alexander  Walker,  Harris 
H.  Hobbs,   Simon  Cummings,  James  Grovor,  George  H.  Connell,  John 

D.  Ketchum,  Alexander  Lindsoy,  Delancy  Tompkins,  Edward  J.  Smith, 
Robert  Kerr,  Norris  Best,  William  F.  Dibblee,  John  Fisher,  George  W. 
Boyer,   Isaac  Wortman,    David   Mcrritt,    James  H.   Jacijues,    John 


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Leary,  Scott  Emory,  David  N.  Raymond,  Hugh  Montgomery,  John  Wol- 
verton,  Samuel  H.  Shaw,  Andrew  Stephenson,  Janu^s  Bridges,  Gilbert  W. 
Vanwart,  Howard  Debeck,  Oliver  Hemphill,  Richard  Holmes,  George 
Hartley,  John  Balloch,  Bartholomew  Lynch,  William  Hale,  John  Mc- 
Laughlan,  Elisha  Baker,  Tyaae  Broad,  Philip  McCaffery,  John  MoBride, 
James  H.  Lunn,  I^aac  Williams,  Charlea  P.  Connell,  George  Stickney, 
John  Gibson,  David  Giberson,  Ivory  Kilburn,  John  Watson,  Richard 
McKinney,  Zebedoe  Cox,  .lohn  W.  Maynard,  James  N.  Moore,  John 
Harper,  Joseph  Crawford,  John  Boyd,  Thomas  Lindsay,  Jarai-sMcLean, 
Hugh  Miller,  VVilliaui  II.  Brittain,  VVilliain  Neil,  Aaron  Perkins,  William 
S.  Shea,  William  Muir,  Edward  Gray,  Moses  Boyer,  George  Hovey, 
W.  H.  Drier,  Frank  Rankin,  James  Dyer,  David  N.  Giberson,  T.  B. 
Trafton,  George  Strickland,  Thomas  Longstaff,  Charles  McDougall, 
Silas  H.  Plummer,  G.  L.  Gronkite,  (Jeoige  W.  Wheeler,  Charles  Rogers, 
Lewis  P.  Fisher,  Francis  E.  Good,  Charles  Kearney,  Thomas  M.  Corbit, 
Charles  W.  Clark,  Alexan^ler  HaH,  Kdward  M.  Bowyer,  Edward  Benn, 
James  Connell,  Thomas  Fulton,  Amos  E.  Hartley,  Joseph  Watson  (Wick- 
low).  William  B.  Harmon,  John  Harnett,  Gilbert  L.  Corey,  Cyrus  Sim- 
monis,  Charles  E.  Drier,  Charles  Bulyea  (Rockland),  Edwin  Phillips, 
John  LafFeriy,  William  Deacon,  John  S.  Ijeighton,  John  Wallace,  Jeseph 
McOee,  Amos  Shaw,  Rog^r  McElroy,  Robert  Bulyea  (McCafferty  Settle- 
ment), Richard  Ahem,  Albert  Est  ibrooks,  Charles  E.  Clark,  David 
Wiley  (Aberdeen),  Archibald  (carpenter,  William  Currey  (Richmond), 
Henry  B.  Taylor,  Thos.  Jones,  Jas.  Baker,  and  Tyler  Thompson,  Esqs. 

Clerk  of  the  Cirruib. — Randolph  K.  Jones,  Esquire. 

High  Sheri^'.^'Vrod.  II.  Jenkins  Dibblee,  Esquire.  Deputy — Wm.  W. 
Hammond. 

CHerk  of  the  Peace— WiWhm  M.  Connell,  Esquire. 

Surrogate.'— he\\\!i  P.  Fisher,  Esquire. 

Registrar  of  Pr<)batcs."-D.  L.  Dibblce,  Esquire. 

Registrar  of  JJcpdn  and  Wilh.-^D, wxdi  Munro,  Esquire. 

Commissi  oil  cru  for  taking  A  ffi  J  amis  in  the  Supreme  Cour^. —-Lewis 
P.  Fisher,  George  C^onnoll,  1>.  L.  Dibblec,  John  C.  Winslow,  William 
M.  Connell,  (tcorge  L.  Raymond,  R.  K.  Jones,  S.  P.  Appleby,  and  James 
A.  Philips,  Esquires. 

Issuers  of  Marriage  Licenses. — »II.  M.  G.  Garden,  W.  M.  Connell,  and 
Howard  B.  White. 

Notary  Pnh/ic. — Lewis  P.  Fisher,  George  Connell,  John  C.  Winslow, 
and  William  M.  Connell,  E.^qtures. 

Commissioners  for  taking  Special  Bail  in  the  Supreme  Court. — 
George  L.  Raymond,  and  James  R.  Topper,  Esquires. 

Fractislng  Attorneys. — L.  P.  Fi.'<hor,  D.  L.  Dibblee,  George  Connell, 
John  0.  Winslow,  WiUianj  M.  Conuull,  R.  K.  Joncp,  and  Stephen  B. 
Appleby,  Esijuires. 

C'oroner.s.— George  Stickney,  George  West,  Charles  R.  Upton,  Wm. 
Connell,  Wnj.  L,  Drier,  Jclin  T.  Allan,  Saiiiuol  Watts,  Chnrlos  P.  Con- 
noil,  M,  D.,  Theodore  H.  E^tey,  Ricliiird  Port,  Thomas  B.  Trafton,  Ne- 
hemiah  Tompkins,  llichiirl  B.  Kotchum,  William  T.  Baird,  Elijah  M. 
Shaw,  James  A.  I'liiliips,  J:::uo,-5  White,  M.  D.,  John  R.  Ilagerraan,  M.  D. 
John  V.  Hoyt,  Coiin  Kiri.ir,  nnd  W.  11.  YunvMiouse. 

Auctionf''r^.—Mh\\\AKm  Pay. son,  Jutiit's  D.  Jacquc'^,  James  Robertson, 
Wm.  P.  Dibblce,  11.  M.  G.  (tarden,  Simeon  MeLeod,  and  Geo.  Strickland. 


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CommiHuoiur  viuler  the  Almuyiidbuj  Dchforn'  Act. — J.  Dibblec. 

TOWN    OF    WOODSTOCK. 

M'lyor. — TiPwis    P.   FisliiM",  K,-J(|nire.       Oonnrilhr^ — T?.  Lynch,  V.  T.    • 
JJiid^cfj,  llcury  (!onne11,  Fliilip  \Ic( 'allVey,  and  Wrn.  McDonnlcl,  E-squiros.  '| 

y'owH  VUrk — Jiimos  11.  JacTjiics. 

Tnnm  Marshal — SiiniUfl  IJaker,  Es(|uire. 

Sfcrrtari/  Tr( nsarer for  Car/don  Coimtij  —  R.  K.  Jono.M,  Plsqnito. 

Col/edor  at  Woodstock — II.  E.  Dibblce,  Esq.  likhmond — Jolui  T. 
Allan,  Es(iniro. 

Colled  or  of  Town  Rntp,i  for  Town  of  Woodr^tnck — Robert  Stojihcnaon. 

Collector  of  (himtij  RatcH  for  Woodcock — Charles  Hull. 

COUNTY    OP    CHARLOTTE. 

Jadije  of  Ihc  County  Court. — James  G.  Stevens,  PiS([iiirc.  Gcori,'u  S. 
Grimmer,  Esquire,  Clerk.  Tenm  :  Second  Tuesday  in  June,  and  I'ourth 
Tuenday  in  \larcli  and  October. 

Jasticen  of  the  Pence. — David  Mowatt,  Coelnan  C'-iiijr,  Jolni  J,  Ro- 
binson, James  W.  Street,  James  ]>oyd,  Robert  \Vat;-()n,  J.  (iriuuner, 
John  Fanner,  James  Brown,  Archibald  McCalhnn,  Jaeol)  Youii^,  Henry 
Webber,  John  Carlyle,  Francis  Ilibbert,  Claudius  Mes.siiiett,  IVlev  Mor- 
rison, Patrick  Curren,  Daniel  Sullivan,  W.  II.  Chaffcy,  Geo!'o;('  Founraiu, 
John  C.  Messinett,  riuf;h  Ludp;ate,  John  Marks,  (n;ot"ge  P.  Kni;2,ht,  Au- 
f^ustine  P>ancio{"t,  .lohn  A.  Ileney,  Charles  Bradley,  Sainuel  McFailane, 
Thomas  Barry,  John  E.  Moore,  Thomas  Cotterel,  William  K.  Rey- 
nolds, Isaac  Justiyon,  James  Russell,  Junior,  Zaehariah  (.'hipman, 
Hugh  Cullinan,  James  Murchie,  George  S.  (irinnncr,  Tlioums  Fraser, 
John  McLeod,  Magnus  Green,  Alexander  McDermott,  (Jeorge  Max- 
well, George  Dick,  Robert  Stevenson,  Charles  M.  (iove,  George  Allen, 
Nathan  Smart,  Rex  M.  King,  Robert  McLellan,  .lames  E.  Lynf)lt,  Wil- 
Ham  II.  Stevens,  Thomas  T.  Odell,  Nehemiah  Marks,  Samuel  II.  \\\\\i- 
lock,  William  T.  Rose,  William  Eills,  <}eorge  F.  Slicknciy,  Ji  ren!i:ih 
Hanson,  Daniel  Crilley,  Levi  Young,  John  Mclutosli,  Thomas  Black, 
John  Orr,  Joseph  Donald,  Joseph  Simpson,  Charles  V.  Clinch,  James  R. 
Bradlbrd,  Charles  E.  0.  Ilathc'.vay,  Jieury  Ilitchiiigs,  John  S.  Magee, 
Hugh  Morrison,  Isaac  Newton,  Ilayden  (Jupiill,  Tlioiu:i;=!  Wat!,  James  A, 
Moran,  Abraham  Young,  A.  11.  Gilhnor,  Senior,  Saujuel  John.-on,  Tobias 
Gilniour,  Isaac  McElrny,  Ma'thevv  Stevenson,  f^eter  Mills  Abb<ttt,  Suniucl 
Darling,  .lames  McConiu'll,  Luke  Byron,  James  Bol'uo,  Israel  I'eaks, 
Simon  Moore,  Nicholas  Carter,  James  McGill,  OKcar  llanaan,  John  Iley 
nolds,  Charles  McGee,  Walter  Cnlder,  John  G.  l^eriaier,  liesirv  Smith, 
jun.,  Henry  [ieeman,  Isaac  Newtou,  Judson  Guptill,  SvlviinusG.  VVond- 
cock,  John  McCutclieou,  Archibald  NiJtou,  J.  A,  Moure,  and  Allied  Mux- 
well,  Es(iuires. 

Clerk  of  the.  CircnitH. — Lewis  A.  Mills,  Esquire. 

niah  S/irrlff.—Wex.  T.  l^inl,   E^fpiire. 

OU'rk  ifthc,.r.vic.c  avd  K'Tiic-  <,/'//;•;    .7v'//.<.~. -G. 


G;hii;n-r. 


■tjffiJqr,  I'f  Prolnr^rfi,  —  Gcoriro  1).  Sirt'ct,  Esjuire. 


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J^<^(/l^(!r  if  D:::Ma>:d  Wifit  — Lkm-is  IL  I{.-tJi,  K^q  :;ie. 
Co.-nrnis  ioocrK  fn'  faki'nr/  J  [Ji.>hi>-lt-:  i>}  thn  ^'tiij^r^ij.    /">'. /•/•'. --.u/i.i  L. 
Measinett,  James  A.  (hanl,  and  tdi  Allorneys  of  tlie  S'.ipnMuc  '"ou't. 


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CoinmiRxi over  for  takimj  Bail. — Willinm  T.  Ivoao,  St.  Stoplifin. 

Notonts  Puhlic — John  F.  (irant  (St.  Stephen),  WlUiiun  MoT,oan,  Geo. 
S.  (Jrinunor,  Hfnjaiain  K.  Steven.-on,  find  Geo.  D.  Street  (Saint  Andrews). 

('oiiiiidiiAunierH  nvdcr  the  Ahsconding  JJchtorn'  Act, — Saniuol  II. 
Wliitloek. 

O/final.  A.':.vffnrc  (Insolvent  Act  of  18H9.) — Georrjo  F.  Hill,  Esquire. 

Corovvrn — David  Mnwatt,  Samuel  T.  (lOve,  Williain  T.  Rose,  Dr. 
I).  Goniin,  H.  W.  Valentine,  Thomas  C.  Juataaon,  and  ThoR.  Dick,  M.  I). 

Avc/ioncers. — Win.  Wliitloek,  J.  II.  Whitlock,  George  V.  (]ampl)ell, 
Albert  I),  Stevenson,  Thomas  McVey,  Wm.  McLean,  and  S,  F.  NcHbitt. 
j      Isxni-r  of  Af(i7'ria(/e  JAccnscH. — Tlioums  Barry  (St.  George.^) 
j      Terma  of  the  General  SeKHions. — Second  Tuesday  in  April,  and  Third 
Tuesday  in   Soptenil)er. 

COUNTY    OF    GLOUCESTEIl. 

Ja(h/c  of  the  Countii  Court — Hon.  Edward  Williston.  William  End, 
Escjuiro,  dork,  j/'mns  :  Third  Tuesday  in  March,  second  Tuesday  in 
July,  and  lir.sl  Tuesday  iu  Noveiiibcr. 

JusticcH  (f  the  I'cacc.—Uon.  John  Ferguson,  Perry  J.  N.  l)uuuu'CS(i, 
John  Doran,  Francis  Ferguson,  Sanmel  L.  Bishop,  John  Chalmers, 
William  Taylor,  Joscsph  Sewell,  John  Meahan,  (ieorge  Smith,  John 
E.  O'lirien,  iJharles  Meahan,  Jumes  Smith,  Robert  Brown,  Hon.  Robert 
Yoiuig,  Roliert  Nixon,  William  Davidson,  James  G.  C,  Blackball, 
William  End,  Uilarion  Ache,  Francis  Alexandre,  Alexander  Campbell, 
John  Foley,  Matthew  Parrott,  Andrew  Darcy,  Samuel  Miller,  Hulus  C. 
Cole,  Henry  Augustine  McCuUough,  John  Kerr,  William  Ferguson,  Pa- 
trick Whalan,  Robert  Young,  Senior,  John  Louis  Legere,  Henry  A.  Sor- 
monay  Kennedy,  J.  Burns,  John  Kerr,  Richard  Sisk,  Francis  Scott,  David 
Ilcimeady,  Mark  Devereux,  Adam  Sutherland,  Patrick  J.  Foley,  Anthony 
Rainey,  James  McGinley,  Robert  C.  Caie,  Gus-'tave  Dumas,  Jarues  Cran- 
ney,  Narcisso  Holier,  Jonathan  Doran,  Thomas  HaU,  Thomas  Boudreau, 
Joseph  L.  r.ishop,  Alexander  I'eterie,  Samuel H.  Napier,  Thomas Seaton, 
Tbeotine  Blanchard,  Onesimns  Hlanchard,  Perry  J.  Commeau,  Jerome 
Roy,  Francis  Mealuin,  James  F.  McManus,  John  Ferguson,  jun.,  Charles 
T.  Carter,  James  Thomson,  Thomas  Loane,  jun. .Alexander  C.  Deslirisay, 
Joseph  I'oirier,  Ferdinand  Turgeon,  Francis  Alexandre,  jun.,  John 
Yonng,  Patrick  Rvan,  John  iMcKenna,  and  Augustus  S.  Sutherland, 
Esquires 

Clerk  of  the  Clrcii'dn. — Theophilus  DesBriaay,  Esquire. 

H'lyli  iSher-_il'.—D.  Gustnvus  Maclauchlan,  Esquire. 

C/erk  .f  tJic  Peace  and  Keeper  of  the  Rolls. — Theophilus  DcsLrisay, 
Esquire. 

^nrrof/atc. — Ilcnry  W.  Baldwin,  Esquire. 

Ueijhtrar  <f  Prohain^. —  1).  Gustavus  Maclauchlan,  Esquire. 

Jiei/istfir  of  Denh  ami  ir?!//'<(.  — Henry  W.  Baldwin,  Esciuire. 

Stipendiarii  .\/at/isfratc. — William  End,  Es(|uirc. 

('.,;•£.?/, /-.v.-ljolm  McKcnna,  William  W.  (Jordon,  M.D.,  Jost/ph  Scwell, 
VriHi;uu  Fu!'gust)n,  and  .Janh'S  Cranney,   Esquires, 

jUthSi'er  of  tlir  (i  I  CiJih'.ar  fifhool. — Xohomla!;  Aver,  E-quiro. 

Trnsuen  and  l)hL-:''irn  of  .'he  GruNinfir  fi^chooL — Suuiiicl  L.  Mi  hup, 
William  End,  Tlieo})l«iliis  DosBvisay,  Hon.  John  i'dguson,  Rev.  William 
Lcd'ai'on  McKiol,and  Kev.  Frederick  Home. 


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Barrintcre,  Attoruet/s,  and  Notaries  rublic, — William  End,  Thcophi- 
luH  DosBrisny,  and  James  F.  McMumis,  Exquirca. 

Commimonrra  for  taking  Bail  and  Ajfidavitx  in  the  Supreme  Court.'- 
John  Doruu,  Hon.  Robert  Youtig,  JamtM  (}.  C.  Blaclchall,  Samuel  L. 
Bi.<^hop,  John  Young,  and  John  Kerr,  Esquires. 

Comtnisniouers  for  taking  Affidavits  in  the  Supreme  Coti»*t— The 
Barristers  and  Attorneys  practising  in  the  County. 

County  Treasuitr. —Werxvy  W.  Baldwin,  Enquire. 

Jusuer  of  Marriage  Licenses, — Samuel  II.  Nopicr,  Eaquiro. 

Henry  W.  Baldwin  (Bathurat),  and  John  Doran  (Shippegan),  Esqrs., 
Agenta  for  Lloyds. 

Ohncester  Agricultural  Society. — Siimuol  L,  Bishop,  Esq.,  President ; 
William  Napier,  Esquire,  Secretary. 

Members  of  Board  for  the  Management  of  Tracadic  Lazaretto.-^ 
Rev.  Ferdinand  Gauvreau,  William  Ferguson,  and  John  Young,  Esqs. 

Auctioneers. — Francis  Alexandre,  Wm.  Taylor,  Hon.  Robert  Young, 
Henry  W.  Baldwin,  Bei\jamin  W.  Weldon,  John  Kerr,  and  Philip  Rive, 
Esquires. 

Terms  of  the  General  Sesaiom,— first  Tuesday  in  January  and 
the  First  T^iesday  in  July. 

COUNTY    OP    KENT. 

Judge  of  the  County  Court.— Uon.  Bliss  Botsford.  James  D.  Phinnoy, 
Esquire,  Clerk.  Terms :  Third  Tuesday  in  January,  last  Tuesday  in 
April,  first  Tuesday  July,  and  fourth  Tuesday  in  October. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. — Thomas  W.  Blis9,  L.  P.  W.  DesBrisay,  John 
Bowser,  Hon.  David  Wark,  William  Hanington,  David  McAlmon, 
William  S.  Caic,  Germain  White,  Reuben  Johnson,  Lawrence  McLa- 
ren, James  Burns,  James  Girvan,  Terrence  Curran,  John  Jardinc, 
Junior,  John  Robertson,  Henry  Peters,  Junior,  Henry  Livingston, 
William  M.  Wright,  John  Brait,  John  Sheridan,  Horatio  Smith,  Lewis 

B.  Allain,  Charles  Oosselin,  Luke  Johnson,  Amant  Bourgeois,  Senior, 
James  Lucas,  Alexander  McWilllaras,  Stephen  Briggs,  David  McMinn, 
Joseph  Doherty,  Robert  Brown,  Thomas  Stevenson,  John  Stevenson, 
Edward  Walker,  Alexander  Girvan,  Jonathan,  Dickinson,  Zaccheus 
Phinncy,  Kenneth  B.  Forbes,  Albert  T.  Smith,  John  Ford,  Thomas 
Irvine,  Alexander  Jojinson,  Owen  Mclntrney,  H.  H.  Wilson,  Pierce 
Quiltey,  John  Harnett,  Theophilus  Bilodeau,  Charles  Cormey,  Samuel 
Jerway,  Simon  Allen,  Michael  McFaddcn,  Herbert  Irving,  Thomas 
Ritchison,  Alexander  Robertson,  Robert  Chalmers,  Thadeus  Gallant, 
Andrew  Bourgeois,  Thomas  Forrier,  Thomas  Coats,  Robert  Cutler,  John 

C.  Uoas,  John  T.  Caie,  John  Potter,  Gerhardus  C.  Carman,  Augusta  Re- 
naud,  Dominique  Legere,  Charles  Richard,  John  Wheten,  Peter  Daigle, 
Joseph  L.  Richard,  JuleGouguin,  Henry  O'Leary,  James  Hannah,  Marcel 
Barrio,  Miles  Smith,  Daniel  O'Leary,  Alexis  Gouguin,  James  Sowerby, 
John  Sutton,  John  Davids,  Nicholas  Muzoroll,  Peter  Robicheau,  James  | 
Hernet,  Oliver  LeHlanc.AnthonyGirourtrd,  Martin  Flanagan,  John  M'Gee,  ' 
Jaddus  Goenau,  Daniel  llobicheaud,  William  Bowser,  Jnn.,  Angus  Mc- 
Lean. William  C.  Gladstone,  Andrew  Dunn,  Robert  Clark,  Anthony 
Roacu.  R.  Hutchinson,  Joseph  Bernard,  Robert  Douglass,  Robert  Main, 
Isaac  W.  Doherly,  Knstech:^  Melangon,  \V.  B.  Weldon,  William  Johns* 
ton  (Cocaigne)  and  Vincent  Bou'rk,  Esquires. 

Clerk  of  t/ie  CiradUt. — Caleb  Richardson,  Esq. 


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tlicfh  b.'ou'if. — \Villiain  Hii.viiiotitl,  l>ijuiro. 

C'U'k  (■,'' lie  itxci-.y  H'Li)  Ki<  fHi'  of  ti'C  Ji'olls. — CImrlori  J.  Suyi'c,  K.sq. 

Cuikdor  of  (.  unti)!^n.—  -\U\\vy  l.i':ii,:'Jtt'»,  il?((ijinj. 

Jntlfi  (>i  l-'roli<.Uis,~~CA\',\\'n.i-,  <J.  riuvr;,  ).«iniiio. 

/''■i//st,'iir  of  /'/•/»''. fi't'.s.  —  lio'»tMt  <.\u<!,  i',Vi|iiiro. 

Kvijiitra,'  of  .h'\iU  auil  i|'«//«?.~-V!.  ^^.  WiiiaoiH'  lilir.-t,  J>]-^'|uiiv. 

j'saii, r  ly  .\i..rr!(:/f  Jumn^rii. — ('ii:irl»;r3  J.  Ha,\i'i:,  Ks<.j'iiio. 

('ri1',i/>/    '/V    ..'.'■'•/•»'•—    Ji'lil.    I!':t<l\,     J';  <;ii*ll<'. 

S/lji(:a<li(ii'i/  Mui/istru/e.  —'l\iu\i\aH  \V.  lilias,  Es(|iiii'c. 

IiiKpcctor  of  SvhooLti — Tliouiiis  VV.  Wood,  Esquiio. 

Coro}i<rN.~\\\{>*\\  II.  VVi'soii,  M.  D  ,  Iloniiio  |{.  Siiiilli,  Isaiu;  W.  Do- 
licrty,  M.  1).,  I.  15.  l-'iot'inaii,  M.  1)., Willi, lui  .Jt)hii.stoi),  Jaiiiod  C.  Moody, 
M.  I>.,  und  Ihunier  Ijour^jooia,  Ksquires. 

Nolarii.-i  J'nOllc.  —  xiohxx  15o\V(-cr,  und  tho  Atlonioyti  piuciibin^  ia  the 
County. 

Medical  Atkndunt  on  tho  Marine  Ihxpiial — II.  \V.  Wilson,  M.  ]). 

Anct'i<»i>\)'r,. —  Ilicluird  Mi-Laiichliin,  Joliii  L.  Owyer,  <>oorgo  Hcaltio, 
llu(ii,s  S.  Cliandlcr,  .lostpli  W'ctiiioic,  Kiclianl  Sutton,  *.laool>  lM;r- 
^iiaon,  John  VVholcn,  NailiatULl  llutcliinson,  flcjnry  (i.  Fulliarn,  and 
J)anli'l  McAiUinr. 

T>riii:<i>f  thi'  (Jctt'jral.  8fs.noiis. — First  Tiiosday  in  Dcccnibcr,  and 
tburtli  Tuesday  in  Juuo.  •• 

0<Jt'Nr\     Of    Ivl  N  (,•'>'. 

Jn.ihjc  of  the  (Joiiiitii  (Junrt. — ('liiiilis  Wtdtcis,  Hsquiic.  Finomoro 
E.  Moiton,  I08(iiiiie,  Cieik.  Tcnus :  First  'i'lasday  in  January,  April, 
July  and  October. 

Jnn/icoii  of  ihc  .VeuM. — Justus  S.  \\''etnioi'o,  A.  0.  FJvanson,  Samuel 
Foster,  John  Ilrittain,  IfonoraI)le  .lolm  II.  l»\iin,  John  C.  rrice,  Elias 
S.  WctMiore,  R(;beit  Mct'ully,  Craven  Lon^siroth,  Klias  S.  FVeczc, 
Weoden  ]-'o\vIer,  .Folin  L.  W'hiiot,  Elijiih  A.  I'i.rkiiis,  Walter  \i. 
Seovil,  James  Fairweather,  James  \V.  Nowlan,  Samuel  Foster,  John 
II.  Wright,  J.  I).  Mieheau  Keator,  R,  B.Foster,  John  M'Leod, junior, 
Nelson  Arnold,  William  J'earson,  William  A.  Stoektoji,  AVilliani  IJ. 
M'Kecl,  William  M'Leod,  Philo  M.  Raymond,  Nathaniel  Helyea,  ^\'il- 
11am  Buchanan,  John  0.  Danu,  James  Cookson,  David  Hatfield,  Ze- 
bulon  Connor      "^  '     "       '  ^'     ^^      -I'l..! ^.^,■^^■        ■-  .i 

Jatru\' 
John 


m  Connor,  James  A.  Fenwiek,  John  "rAilhur,  ^Villiam  Keitli, 
es  li.  Flewwellin^-,  John  ErI),  John  M'Intyre,  Daniol  M'Lachlan, 
II  Imiuhart,  William  S.   Toidvh's,   Robert   Morrison,  William   Jlis- 


Urcnnan,  reter  Dunn,  John  MeLeod  (Studholm),  ratnck  AleJJnarty, 
John  Carroll,  Nathaniel  IT.  DeVeber,  (xeorge  Holmes  Keirsiead,  J.  Murray 

Na-s  \V;ir,;inS.  Fr..4^  SIi'^mvi  iLit!^"''!  ":!i;i  ,  Jiuiu.-  ^.  W^e^nlo. 
Juhr.  Moort;.  Cawc'.l  N.  iV!ce,  Murray  B  Keith,  F^Louezii*  Stnokloii, 
James  l'arn])bell,  N^chclas  P.  W'nnnawfike,  J:mios  W.  Smith,  '/Villiam 
i'ar.ues,  Dnvid  Smith,  Junios  Dnuij:las,  Henrv  W .  Purdy,  Conrad  J. 
iLot.'drickfi.  ]>er,jamivi  Uiay.  JahnM.  b'.;;.,  im.a.i,  'v\  illiani  ThoLiias.  Uilbeit 
Down.y,  iie^^is  lolkiu;*,  <'aie!)  i'-.-nwick.  .l.'imos  A.  Sinnolt,  Charles 
Ha/.cn,  ('liiirles  M    Hunt,  <;eor(.;o  Wliitelieid  Shaip,  Justus  Henry  (jlriiy, 


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Dcnic'l  C    Perkins.  (>.  lIiTdr-nn  Fiewelling,  Aiiclrtnv  McV,  y,  Williiun    1. 
iirittaiH,  Kdwaid  Mayjs  Hpra!^,vf,  James  0.  Co.'i'es,   AbrfilMim  N.  l-*j)ili:e, 
Georj^e  L.  Good,  George  Z.  i^uriei-^,   Andre'-v  McAfee,  Georye  jlurtou, 
JiiJiiea  '.Volsay  KiiyivK.nU,  aiui.'u'un  Darliiii;,  i'Jsqiiiros. 
C/crrc  cfihe  Cir^/iif--; — f.  \u.  ^I•n■l')Il,  K.-uiuiix'. 
JJil/h  t),'i(j)itj'. — Samuel  N.  Freeze,  Esquire. 

Keeper  of  the  JloUs,  Judge  of  i*robaics,  and  Vlerk  of  Ihc  Peace.— - 
Edwiird  JJett.s  Smith,  Esquire. 

licgistrar  of  J'rohates. — ,/anies  Cookson,  Esquire, 
Hegistrar  of  Deeds  and  W'dU. — George  Barnes,  Esquire. 
Coroners. — S.  Z.  pjtvrle,  A.  C.  Evausou,  Janies  \^''etmore,  jun.,  Adino 
Paddock,  0.  ]'urdy,    llufus  A.  Stockton,   John  Wilson,  John  M.  Ray- 
mond, Allan  McLeod,  George  Rex  Price,  William  Keith,  Robert  J.  Le- 
mcnt,  M.  i)..  William  B.  Mclveel,  L.  N.  Sharp,  Foster  McParlane,  M.  D,, 
Joshua  Burnett,  M.  D.,  Robert  Morrison,  Dr.  Joseph  H.  McMonajile,  Wil- 
liam Koith,  and  John  Brady,  M.  I). 

Coiuni'nifilonern  for  taking  Hail  and  AjfidaviUin  the  Supreme  Court. 
— A.  C.  Evanson,  Hon.  J.  II.  Ryan,  John  C.  Price,  S.  Foster,  James  A. 
Reeve,  J.  W.  No-.vlan,  Philo  M.  Raymond,  James  Cookson,  and  Nelson 
Arnold,  Esquires. 

(JonwiisaioHcr  for  Solnnnizing   Marriage. .  Esquire. 

Issuers  of  Marriage  Liccnues. — A.  T.  D.  MeElmen,  E.  B.  Smith,  and 
Wdliam  Baskin,  Esquires. 

Receiver  of  Groion  Jjtbts,  under  Act  '7  Fie,  e.  36. — E.  B.  Smith,  Esq. 
Auctioneer !i. — E.  S.  Freeze,  William  H.  White,  E.  Perkins,  Sanmel 
Freeze,  LeBaron  Drury,  Gilbert  Titus,  Gilford  Cougle,  Benjamin  Sproul, 
Abraham  Johnson,] r.,  William  Keith,  James  E.  Fryers,  Isaac  Pearson, 
J.  D.  Mabee,  Joseph  1).  Baxter,  Joseph  Belyea,  T.  G.  Barnes,  W.  M. 
Teakles,  Samuel  Gosline,  Js'^oah  Keiih,  Wm.  A.  Stockton,  J.  M'Naught, 
Thomas  ^Mathewson,  J.  Sliarp,  B.  L.  Crawford,  G.  Downey,  \).  M.  John- 
son, Douglas  Fairweather,  Samuel  Foster,  and  James  W.  Nowlau. 

Trustee)^  of  GriDHiiiar  School. — Rev.  VV.  E.  Scovil,  Rev.  \V.  W. 
Walker,  J.  D.  M.  Keator,  John  Flewellin*!;,  James  A.  Feuwick,  and  Levi 
\.  Sharp,  Esquires. 

Teacher  of  Grammar  School. — John  Raymond. 
County  'treasurer. — John  Flowwelling. 

2'ermn  of  the  General  Sesuons. — First  Tuesday  ia  March  and  Third 
Tuesday  in  October. 

^^W  The  Court  of  Frulxdc  in  held,  at  the  Court  Home  on  the  first  Monday 
of  every  uconth . 

COUN'TV     OF     NORTHUMBEKLAND. 


Jnnr.K  of  titk  (.ountv 
Thomson,  Esquire,  Clerk. 
July,  first  Tuesday  in  Apri 

Justices  ov  thk  Pioace 
mas  W.  Underhiil,  James 
ton.  Miles  McMillan,  John 
Ham  Muirliead,  George  K. 
Russell,  John  Williston,   I 
Ion,  Burk    Arehibald,  Will 


Court. — lion.  Edward  Williston.  Samuel 
Terms :  Fourth  Tuesday  in  January  and 
I,  and  third  Tuesday  in  October. 
. — Richard  Hutchinson,  Peter  Mitchell,  Tho- 
W.  llierliliy,  John  Porter,  Donald  McNaugh- 
McAllistcr,  Junior,  Alexander  Loudon,  Wil- 
Letson,  Joim  McUao,  Hiram  Freeze,  Williaju 
iOuis  Robioheau,  Rol)ort  T.  Miller,  John  Pal- 
iam   M.  Kelley,   John  Lawlor,   Alexander  K. 


Chaloner's  Tonic  Extc.  is  nxcellent  for  pcreons  in  poor  health. 


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'♦TTc'.igidl,  GcM'fTo  A.  I'.'aU,  Tlv/.i::\3  Y.  (Vii'rspio,  John  Noonan,  YrilHiim 
I';i!'k,  ..!air,<'H  Fi<h,  ll.'M  Gordor,  David  Jolinyi'on,  Kol^'jrt  Fal'-;n;'r, 
Ueorgc  I'.'  -.'i^'Jl,  A^ox.iut'U'V  i^^aun'lf.o,  Din.cMii  LiiviJjscr.,  John  Julm- 
tit.on  (T;i':...,,di;'.:>,o),  A!i_  vaiid-.T  I.i!g|.'.Ic  (i/Ui'Ul  «..  hiiicli),  .John  Faiilov, 
VVilliani  t>vvini,  PuU-r  Es.>oii,  V>'iliiaiii  C.  Ihu'loy,  .lolm  Nevin,  Clmrlos 
Surj^ciuit,  Jesse  G.  Ilnrdii!;:,  Rob(  rt  R.  Call,  Alexander  Jnssamine,  Wil- 
]i:uii  i'aleoricr,  Vital  .Mian,  Jaiues  T.  (uilliii,  Jacol)  C.  Gougli,  Adam  D. 
Sherriir,  Midiaol  .'resale,  William  Willislon,  Juhez  B.  Snowball,  William 
Masson,  jun.,  John  G.  Layton,  Enoch  Flett,  John  Cain,  Bartholomew 
Staplciija,  .loliii  iirovvn,  fticl>ard  iliuvkin,  Wiiliam  Murray,  Artliur 
Writ^l'.t,  ,\'. ulaclu  Divyor,  Francis  J.  I^etson,  Josejih  11.  Gog});in,  Hugh 
Holt,  James  Kdga.r,  Doiiuld  McI.angdlMi,  VViliiuiTi  McKae,  Avard  Hutchi- 
son, Chai-les  C.  Watt,  l'rai!ci-s  K.  SVuislovv,  IJobeit  I'rovvn,  Harvey  Fin- 
ne}',  Pi'.liicU  Farrcl!,  Wiliiani  Euni.-*,  Thoinas  Andirosf,  James  iMcCee, 
John  McNaLi:-'!i!on,  John  Mclvay,  James  Fiizpatii  k,  Wi'luun  G.  Cieigh- 
to'i,  BnidiJiiee  iiohieheau,  Mutthe'v  Savoy,  Ihnicaii.  Morrison,  Robert 
VViiitnoy,  David  Suaimeis,  Wulmm  McKay,  Justus  Faileigl),  Alextiuder 
Mills,  JiLine.s  Graham,  Daniel  McMillan,  Joiin  MeLajigdn,  McJolin  Cur- 
ran,  Roberf  Swim,  John  Arbu,  Alex.  Dcrmott,  Robert  Jorchin,  William 
T.  IJn.tcri;;!!.  jr.,  ^'liarl:-^  Donalds,  Charles  o.  jiyons.Jobii  Sullivan,  Mau- 
rice <>'!). >iiu'.'li,  John  ^i't  uri'.iack,  I'huma.s  ll.  Itai^iier,  nobert  Johnston, 
Sr.,  Richard  Davidson,  Francis  Eraser,  John  iViaiiby,  Doauld  McBeath, 
Robert  Loi^^iu,  Jan.,  and  Ridph  Fayle,  Ks.juiros. 

Cl:;iik  of  i'ick  OiucrrTS. — Samuel  Tliomscni,  V:.m\. 

iiiOTi  SiiKKiKF. — J(Jm  Shirreir,  Escjuire. 

Clii:uk  ok  !  UK  Pkact,  AM)  KiOKPKii  OK  TiiK  IxOLLS. — S.  Thomson,  Esq. 

JtiDCij;  OK  Phoij\ti':.s. — Samuel  Tuomsun,  ESijuire. 

Rk<.jistuah. — Dani.j)  E(^/gUvSon,  Esijuire. 

UKGiSi'ii,\..H  OK  Dkkds  ANi)  WjLi.s. — Joiui  lijiwlor,  Estjuirc. 

CouoxKKS. — Allan  A.  L'avidjou,  Robert  Ji.  Wasson,  Edward  Rogers, 
Jolu!  MeLcod,  John  S.  Benson,  John  TI)omson,  M.  1).,  Wiiliam  \\  iiiis- 
lon,  i>.  N.  T.  L'nderhill,  Elijali  Eowlei",  C.  (A  Watt,  James  Rattcrson, 
Vviliiam  C.  ^'rcijililon,  .loi-n  i'alleii,  A;.  D.,  Samuel  Dewm,  Wdliam  J.  G. 
Duw-ioii,  M.   D.,  John  J'oaa  and  Thonias  W.  Undeihdl,  EfHiuueci. 

Trmtcoi  of  the  Oiuinmar  School. — Uev.  W.  S.  Neales,  Rev.  E.  K, 
MeUonald,  George  A.  Blair,  J.  J>.  Sm.'v.ball,  Thomas  E.  Gilles})ie,  Adam 
D,  Shirreli',  John  El'is,  William  Parker,  and  John  Brown,  Esquires. 

CoMMISSlONKUti    Foil    TAKING    AkKIDAVITS     IN   THE    SlTKKMK    CoUUT. — 

>\e\veast.le~Ricliard  I 'avidsou,  and  A.  iiliam  Park,  I*':^quiers. 

BarrMcrs.^  Atlornnij.'i,  and  jS'olari'a  rahllc. — Newcastle:  Allan  A, 
Davidson,  Samuel  Thoir.son,  and  Michael  Adams,  Es([uires.  Chatham  : 
(Jeorgo  Kerr,  Wiiliam  \Viikliisoii,  Daniel  Ferguson,  Uiehard  Carman,  and 
S.  J.  Twecuu.,  E3(iuircs. 

CoiMMissioNi-niKou  Solemnizing  Maiuuage.— ,  Esq. 

IsbU/P.jJ  OK  Mauiuagk  Lici.N.sKS. — S.  Tlunnaon  and  Elijah  Eowlcr, 
E^Ciuites. 

Ski/.inq  Ofkicer  ok  II ay  cut  on  CnowN  Lani\ — Wiliiani  Parker. 

AucTiONKKiw.-  Robert  T.  Miller,  Cluirles  Mavshall,  John  Eish,  Jabcz 
B.  Snow.  ;ai,  JU;!n:rt  P' ikc,  /.(hui  D.  Si:er;ir,  Jr.mes  Jolmsjono,  Geor^o 
A,  Willaal,  V'.  Wy>e,  ."oiiw  (r.  G.  Layion,  W.  C.  Barley,  Eli^dia  Eowlt^'. 
Cliarles  C-.  \V:)U,  and  .lames  l'alt!irs(>n. 

lici'irinc    C/'///<'(r.s'.  — ('halliam-ColIector,    Daniel  Fei'guson  ;    Landing 


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Sii 'wyo-,  J.  C.  E.  Carmivjliijvl ;  Wait-cr,  Searchei',  fiml  LocI<cr,  .fninoHT. 
Gnfliii.  Nov.cucll.'!— Civ'llDctor,  W.  I'lU'kcr ,  Wait'.'f,  Seavirlior,  and  IjocIc- 
er,  D.  MtGniar. 

Coniiuhi. — X'..)-.vcgiaJi:  J.!on.  !».  nutcii'r::-on.  Friu-sinn  :  Kiv.-ar-il  [Jiifc- 
cliisoii,  E.squu'o. 

Ciuifhain  U-jy-IAtjld  Conqiany. — RicUavd  ITockcn,  E.sciuire,  rrosidcnt ; 
\Villia):j  Muirhead.  :\yA  \)\.  J.  rolien,  Es'juno;;,  i)iivs.'toiv,. 

Terms  Oi-'  tiik  Gknj-i?ai,  tM'>-sio.\.-;. — Second  Tiioi-^day  iu  Juiiuaryand 
July. 

corxTv  OF  queen's. 

Jadijp  of  (he  C'<i'(nt;i  t'onrt — JaincsStt'tuiiiiiUi,  Rsquiiv.  J.  R.  Onrrey, 
Esquire,  Clerk.  1'<:nn.s :  F<iurta  Tut'sday  in  Junuary  and  June,  and 
third  Tuesday  in  Oetoher. 

Junticcn  of  (he  Peace.— John  M'Loan,  TliomasT.  Hewlett,  Cjeorge  W. 
lloben,  Charles  Keith,  Tiioinas  liai'rison,  (^harlcH  P.  Wetinore,  Joseph 
B.  i'erkins,  .losoi)h  ("oy,  Gideon  i).  P.aih'y,  -lames  In.si'ledew,  Thomas 
Murray,  John  K'.Karle,  -lolui  G(diliineli,  Daniel  N.  Smith,  George  Smith, 
(lilbert  Perry,  Jaines  ^'lipil,  (.  iiarlcs  E.  EnniiMn,  David  riiilli[!.s,  Joini 
Curry,  David  Ebuett,  Alex.  Cir-e,  Benjaniin  Hoal,  .lOrihna  Callvins,  D:ivid 
Ferguson,  Jesse  Clai'k,  J.  F.  E.st;ibrooks,  Wm.  Malone,  Franeis  Woods, 
Walters.  Butler,  -folni  •!.  We.st,  Thomas  W.  Carpenter,  Isaae  D.  Bunnell, 
John  Ro'ocrtson,  W^.  ll.Wiiite,  .Janus  lluniplircys,  (iteo.  W.  Smith,  Henry 
Todd,  R.  P.  Yeonians,  Gill)i'rt  Wiggins,  >Vrrhur  iiranscombe.  T.  lieonard, 
Clias.  Mui'i'ay,  Robert  Phillips,  James  Peart^on,  John  Corbett,  Ebenezer 
Williams,  John  Clowes,  Allan  McDonald,  Adiim  Strong,  ("!harlcs  Stewart, 
George  E.  McLean,  George  X.  (iolding,  Thomas  E.  McDon,' Id,  (ieorge 
Simpson,  Isaac  C.  Burpee,  Nathaniel  U.  ( 'otde,  (Jeorge  M'Donald,  Sanniel 
L.  Peters,  BcTijamin  S.  Palmer,  John  inch,  Thomas  li(>tnerington,  Jo- 
seph F.  Hoben,  .ranies  (]uinn,  George  Mills,  Eduard  Simpson,  Robert  Slip, 
Joseph  Pennery,  George  Worden,  Daniel  Palmer,  Richard  Jiobertson, 
Daniel  C.  Stilwell,  Charles  F.  C(.dy,  A.  Jii  Ison  Estabrooks,  luchard  G. 
Barton,  James  Reid,  Charles  A.  Harding,  J.  William  I'eiry,  Wdliam  Y. 
White,  George  Coldwei!.  and  Robert  T.  liabbit,  Esquires. 

Hif/h  S/ieri/f. — John  Palmer.     (J/'crk  of  (hr  C/rcni/s.—T.  R.  Wetmore. 

Olcrk  of  the  Peace  au.d  Keeper  of  the  Jioilf. — T.  R.  Wctmovo,  F]sq. 

Judge  of  Probate X. — T.  R.  Wetmore,  Esquire. 

Reqhtrar  of  Pr.>ba(r s. — James  R.  t.'nrry,  i'isqun'o. 

Ueyislrar  of  Willie  (i>nl  JJerds. — Robert  T.  Babl)it,  Esquire. 

Receiver  of  Koi/nl'lesi  for  Qaeeii^  and  Sanbarij, — John  Maynard, 

C'ounti/  Treaaarer. — Edward  Simpson,  Es(juire. 

Conrdji  A  adilor. — ('onnnittee  of  Accounts, 

Piib/lc  Notaries. — T.  R.  Wetmore,  C.  A.  Harding,  J.  R.  Curry,  Esqs. 

Barristcru  and  Atforneiis.—T.  Roltert  Wetmore,  Charles  A.  Harding, 
and  James  R.  <'urry,  Estiuires. 

J.>fi>terof  Marrlay'c  Licar^'n.—  lL.   11.  V.'ofcmore,  Esquire. 

C'o/v)?i6',>-,s-.— Tlios.  T.  Hewlett,  R.  T.  Babbit,  (George  W.  White,  John 
Murphy,  Adam  Strong,  S.  \'.  White,  Ab;-,aiop-,  J)ay,  And)r.->,-o  P;d;acr, 
vSoloraon  Thorn,  Elward  W.  Slip,  llobi.Tt  f).  Akcrley,  Samuel  P.  Srewart, 
May^  Case,  Isaac  C.  Burpee,  "Mideolm  C.  :\lc"onald,'lV!.  D..  Micah  Y.  (\ix, 
John  C.  (Jlowes,  Abraham  \\  iggins,  and  Thomas  II.  Pearson,  l']s(piires. 


Tinctures,  Essences,  Syrups,  carefully  preiniretl  by  Chaluner. 


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(J'lj/unlssioiicr.i  for  tahlmj  t^pecl'V-  Bail  in.  t'lc  Supreme  Court. — 
Cb:irlerf  Ko'.Lh,  and  (iiJcon  D.  D.iilcy,  ll^quircs. 

Co:!itiUHiioncysfiyi'  takbtg  AiJiJavV.i  t<)  he  vcaliii  ^hc  f-luprnnc-  Court. 
T.  Iv.  WctPiioi-c,  Cliui'k'j  A.  iitu'diii;;",  James  ii.  Cuny,  ((Jn:;ot.ovvn), 
Tl.onir.tj  Lcv'inai'd  (retersville),  Joha  (-lohlfhu.']!,  Isaac  C.  iUivpee 
(Cliijiiuun),  Chirk';;  KAvc.  (Ijiuriswiok),  Thomas  [\'ui'r;iy  (^Johnt^tun), 
•l(),-.('.ph  B.  Perkina  (r<.ier:-v'il;o"),  John  Curry  (U; •■])(_•  r  <"!;<gclo\vii),  Giilcon 
1),  Lailoy  (CVainin;:^),  Guovj^u  N.  GuMiug  (\Vicui.>v;u),  ^'anaicl  S.  I'ctfi'S 
(Iliuapstcad),  and  CharU;s  E.  Lidigfiii  {Chijtinaii),  Es(j;uiro?. 

Anci/ouucrs. — Arelilbald  McAllister,  David  I'er^Misoa,  Edward  Simp- 
son, James  Gardiner  (Gacjetown),  John  Annstronp;,  William  IIosj;sliaw, 
Tlioma.s  liConani,  0.  N,  Darrah  {l'otor,--vilI':'),  JaniL's  T.  Toolo,  'lames 
Starlu'y,  Butler  S.  Tiiurno,  James  Pear>sou  (Johnston),  Isaac  8.  Van- 
wart,  William  (Toldiiij:;;  (Wickham),  ^Valt(n•  S.  Butler  (Canning),  Law- 
rence O'Leary,  Glias.  Keith  (Brunswiek),  Thomas  Dykman,  N.  B.  Cottle 
(Cainhridge),  and  J.  S.Vanwart  (Ilampstoad). 

Tcnn.!<ofthf!  (Jriieral  ^^e.s.sio^j.s-.-— Third  Tuef^day  in  January  and  June. 

A  Moiillily  Pr')');it(!  Court  for  Queen's  Oounty  is  h<«lilcn  attlus  JiKlirc's  Onicc  in 
Gairetowii  on  tin'  tiiinl  Tiu-rfdiiy  in  every  montli,  at  wliicli  tiie  ollieers  will  bo 
in  attcMdaiiec.  Applications  fur  Probate  of  Wilis  und  xVduiiuistrations  cua  bo 
made  at  any  otiier  time. 

COUNTY     OF    RESTIGOUCIIE. 

JcnoK  OF  TiiK  County  Coui'.t. — Hon.  Edward  Williston.  J.  S.  Morae, 
Es(piire,  Clerk.  Term.s:  Fourth  Tuesday  in  March,  third  Tuesday  in 
July,  and  second  Tuesday  in  November. 

JusrrcKs  of  thk  Peack. — D.  Stewart,  Adam  Ferguson,  Archil)ald 
Pamsay,  \\'illiam  Hamilton,  William  S.  Smith,  John  Ultican,  John  Mc- 
Nair,  John  Cook,  John  McMillan,  John  Duncan,  John  McMillan,  jr., 
John  Gillies,  Robert  Ferguson,  Alexander  C.  DcsBrisay,  Charles  Murray, 
Patrick  Doyle,  Allan  Andrew,  Donald  McAlister,  William  Hamilton  2d, 
George  ^loftiit,  J()hn  McLauchlan,  Patricl:  Doyle,  jr.,  John  Murchy,  Alex. 
Laing,  Archibald  McKenzie,  William  Mott,  David  Sadler,  Joseph  Wind- 
sor, William  Parker,  Thomas  Kerr,  David  Ritchie,  jr.,  John  Mclntyrc, 
Hugh  Blair,  A.  W.  Y.  DcsBrisay,  William  McMillan,  George  Haddow, 
Peter  Hamilton,  jr.,  James  Ritchie,  James  Reid,  jun.,  Malcolm  Patter- 
son, John  Quinn,  Andrew  Harvie,  William  Jamieson,  David  Duncan,  jr., 
Jfthn  Adams,  jr.,  Paul  Devereux,  Lawrence  Lepoint,  George  White, 
Robert  Archibald,  George  Wright,  and  Adam  Duncan,  f^scjuires. 

Clvmw  of  the  CiiicuiTs. — Joseph  Canard  l?arberie,  Es(iuire. 
HiGJi  SuKRiFF. — William  H.  Phillips,  Escjuire. 

(jLkrk  of  TIIK  Peace  and  Kkepkr  of  the  Rolls. — A.  Barborie,  Esq. 

SiTRROGATF-. — Jauics  S.  Morsc,  Esquire. 

Rkgistrau  OK  Dkeks  and  Puouatks.— Andrew  Barberie,  Esquire. 

Sui'KRvisoR  of  RoAns.— ,  Esquire. 

L-si  v.u  of  I\lAKLiAf.;E  LiCFN -!:■■!, —A.  i'^arborie,  E.-quirc. 

CoMMisr,ro\i:R  for  tak!>:i{  Bail  i>;  tue  SrruEiiE  Cohrt.— Dugald 
Stewart  (Dalhousie),  and  Chas.  Murray  (Campbelltou),  Ef?(pures. 

(.'oMMi'-sioNMRS  iNPFH  ".'iiK  Ac;,!.'.>Nni N(i  Dedtoks'  Act.— Dugald 
Srcnvart  and  George  ILuklow. 

(Vjcnty  Trkasiirfu,  —  Donald  Stewart,  Esqniri\ 


Perfumes,  Soaps,  Fancy  Drushes,  «Src.,  at  Chaloncr's. 


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jiKVKxtTK  Offickks. — l\)rt  of  DalhoHKH-  — Wni.  MontgdiiKM'y,  Escmiro, 
j  Oo'ilector  of  CustoiiH  ;  E.  1.  Stov.art,  E.iiuire,  Waiter,  ycarchor,  and 
[  Lovkcr.  Frtvcnlive  Ojiicer — Willinm  Jainlcsoii,  L'a)>:j.'!j"Illvt — lloboit 
jic-'.Iilliui,    L'epiity  Tri.-iisurcr  ;  John  Du'.iC'iii,  Waiter,  Soarj-'hoi',  iVc 

CouoNKKs.— Jaii;c'S  S.  Morse,  .John  U.  Campbell,  Allan  MeKoudrick, 
VViiliam  Disbrow,  M.  D.,  and  Huinuel  8haw,  iSi.  D.,   I']s(iuIros. 

FisiiKRY    Wahuk.vs.— Alexander  Cliainberlain  and  Eben.  Ferguson. 

Tkachkr  of  Grammar  School. — Mr.  J.  II.  Miller. 

AuCTioNKKits.— John  U.  Oaiiinbell,  ("harlcs  Murray,  David  Sadler, 
William  Montgomery,  John  i'hillips,  and  James  llitehio. 

llKSTifiouciiK  AoRiOL'i/ruRAL  SociKTY.— Adam  Ferguson,  E'^<i.,  Presi- 
dent;  Charles  Stewart,  Es((uire,  Vice  President;  William  Montgomery, 
Esquire,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

Terms  of  thk  Genkrai,  Sessions  of  the  Peace. — First  Tuesday  in 
January  and   second   Tuesday  in  July. 

COUNTY    OF    SUN BURY. 


Jud'ie  of  the  Coxuity  Court. — James  Sieadman,  Es((uire.     (icorge  J. 
iss,  Clerk.     Tcrmx  :  Third  Tue?d;'.y  in  January  and  Jiuio,  and  Wed- 

1  J'.  .  \  »     rn  1  •/ill 


Bl 

nesdav  alter  the  second  Tuesday  in  October. 


K^l-Wll,  A1»W.1.JI.I,.J         ^,       i...i..>_.J,  .......t..>        i^.JU.l,^.  V.^^.>.-.,  V^..^...V,.J       ^..v^v^j,  x...,,,im,L, 

J.  Bailey,  Keubeu  Iloben,  Stephen  P.  Estabrook.-^,  Charles  ]>rown, 
John  Sinunons,  A.  C.  Plumnier,  Charles  ]>arpee,  Thomas  \V'ri;;;ht, 
llobert  Linton,  Henry  P.  Bridges,  Isaac  Taylor,  James  Mitchell, 
Martin  Adams,    AVilliam  E.  Hoyt,  John  C.  Scely,  Chailes   il.   ('lowes, 


George  N.  11.  Harding,  William  Harrison,  David  II.  Snnth,  Thomas  P. 
Taylor,  Amos  Thompson,  George  Grass,  Araasa  Carr,  W  A.  Smith,  Orran 
Smith,  Thomas  liridj^es,  jr..  Charles  Knox,  Thomas  .McCallcry,  David 
Morrow,  William  Currie,  Parker  Glasicr,  Joseph  Whittiker,  Douglas 
Chase,  Gjori^e  F.  Estabrooks,  George  Lindsay,  Uichard  lluj:ih.s,  Djjiiel 
T.  lieiise,  ,lohn  K.  Smith,  Avard  IJurpeo,  Andrew  Stepliensoii,  VVdliam 
Alcorn,  Dennis  MoClusky,  Daniel  MoKonzu:,  Iluiiisfuid  W .  Fostei",  John 
lieese,  Patrick  (Joleman,  Duncan  i'orle}",  John  T.  Miles,  aiid  i^dwiu 
Street,  Esqui''es. 
^  Clerk:  of  Ike  Clrculs. — Chai'les  W.  Bocivwiih,  Es(iuirc. 

Hiyh  ISkcrijj. — Janu)s  S.  While,  Esipiiie. 

Clerk  of  the  Peace  and  Keeper  of  the  Jiidls. — George  Bliss,  Esquire. 

Judge  of  Frohates. — Thomas  A.  Beckwitii,  Escjiiire. 

lieyistrar  of  Deeds  and  Wilh. — NatiianieJ  Hubbard,  Ksipiire. 

Uvpnttj  lli'ff'isirar  of  Di.cd'\   IFuYs  and  i'robiites, — J.  Ciaikson,  F,s:j. 

Jsuwrof.l/ia'ri'U/e  LiavK's. — James  «..  lia/cn,  Es'iui'.e. 

Coiiiiuissioiicni  for  takih/  Ajjidavlts. — Jaiae.;  K.  Ha/cn,  iradC.  H. 
Clowes,  E;-!(|uireH. 


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strangers  Visiting  St.  John  will  call  at  ChaIoncr^s  Drug  Store. 


1873.] 


VtOTORIA. 


63 


Wardcti. — Janio-s.  E.  Simmons. 

Rvcclvcr  of  RojinUic^  for  Sxuhuri/  and  Qnenifi. — John  Maynard. 

(Joroners. — (Terl"'avdii.-s  Clowes,  Moses   11.  ('oburn,  Frederick  •^oelof: 
Thomas  Turncy,  John  \l.  Seeiy,  lleuvy  Ket's,  Albert  Forgiison,  John  T 
Hailey,  II.  H.  Mitchell,  Thomas  O.  Miles,  Thomas  Taylor,' George  Koble, 
David  W.  Ilavtt,  Thomas  JI.  Kcllv,  Geor-^c  A.  Perlcy,  and  Jienjamiii 
S.  Bailey. 

Auciioveers. — George  C.  Nevers,  Thomas  A.  Bcckwith,  John  S. 
Covert,  and  William  Burpee. 

Terms  of  the  General  i^essions.-  -First  Tuesday  in  January,  and  Third 
Tuesday  in  June. 

COUNTY    OF    VICrORIA. 

Judge  of  the  Coimty  Court. — James  G.  Stevens,  Esquire.  Charles  H 
Lugiin,  p]squirp,  Clerk,  Terms  :  First  Tuesday  in  March  and  recember, 
and  second  Tuesday  iiiJuly. 

Clerk  of  the  Circuits. — Charles  II.  Lugrin,  Esquire. 

JiMiccH  of  the  7'<'</cT.— Boiijamiu  Beveridge,  Charles  A.  Hammond, 
Peter  C.  Aumiraux,  Francis  Rice,  John  Cosllgan,  Vital  Tibodeau,  Leon 
Bcllefleur,  Antoine  Bellcfluer,  James  Bishop,  George  W.  Curry,  Barna- 
bas Armstrong,  Thomas  Finn,  Regist  Thcrriault,  Pruden  Gagnon,  Stephen 
Glasier,  Walter  Britt,  Michael  Kirlin,  William  CliiFord,  William  Ilartt, 
Abraham  C.  Hammond,  Ililaire  LeVasseur,  FlorentFournior,  John  Ilartt, 
Roderick  McLean,  James  Grew,  Rosamond  Violette,  Joshua  D.  Giberson, 
Joseph  Cyr,  V^ital  Hcl)ert,  Ad.ju  J.  Beveridge,  Francis  Tibbits,  Ezekiel 
Hutchinson,  Abraham  L  Coombcs,  AVlUiam  D.  Kearney,  Cyril  Patrois, 
William  p]vctitt,  William  M.  Laskey,  Cornelius  McMannus,  Jo.seph  Hian- 
vievv,  William  Morehouse,  Elijah  Larlee,  Levit  Therriaidt,  John  Lynch, 
Jolni  Tobin,  Augusthic  Daiglc,  Joseph  Martin,  Samuel  Bishop,  Daniel 
Hopkins,  Duncan  Reed,  Thomas  Crozier,  Frederick  W.  Brown,  Natha- 
niel L  Price,  Magloirc  Albert,  Magloire  Hebert,  Thomas  Chassie, 
Ward  C.  Burpee,  Alexander  L.  \Vatson,  John  Jenkins,  W.  R.  Newcombe, 
Lewis  Pickett,  Elijah  Estab rooks,  Peter  O.  Byram  {of  the  Quorum)^  Sa- 
muel Young,  Francis  E.  Bcckwith,  F.  W.  Bullen,  Joseph  Barnes,  Henry 
Bassey,  Gooi-gc  Bois,  Manus  McCiosky,  Matthias  Nadeaa,  Francis  Rice, 
Hilkuih  Hiscock,  Allan  lleed,  Charles  Meriitt,  Edwin  Akerley,  Paul 
Carrou,  Victori  Albert,  Prudent  A.  Uabin,  Cyrill  Michaud,  Pierre  Mi- 
chaud,  James  Smith,  Norbert  Rossignal,  George  F,  Hammond,  William 
Watson,  George  Murcliison,  llMbert  Hughes,  Edwin  T.  Byram,  Peter 
Clair,  Xavier  liermer,  Vital  F.  Thibedeau,  E'rancis  Leveque,  Oliver  Cur- 
liss,  Henry  Gagnon,  Isaac  Gaunco,  William  li.  Beveridge,  James  Tibbits, 
G.  T.  Baird,  G.  G.  Eraser,  B.  Beveridge,  jun.,  F.  L.  Tibbits,  J.  C.  Man- 
zer,  J.  Z.  Brown,  T.  Curry,  S.  S.  Vandiue,  M.  U.  Cox,  G.  W.  Day,  N, 
Smith,  C.  McCluskey,  T.  F.  Tibbits,  D.  Kidney,  F.  A.  Testu,  O.  Rains- 
ford,  J.  F.  Brewer,  J.  O.  Burgoiae,  A.  Perron,  G.  Thibodeau,  M.  T. 
Richards,  S.  C.  Hudon,  M,  Leiiell,  1.  liigou,Ii.  Albert,  J.  A.  Manzer,  G. 
L.  Raymond,  S.  Caughey,  S.  Armstrong,  and  A.  D.  Ohnstead,  Esquires. 

/S/iC7v'^'^.— -Abraham  L.  ('ooml)cs,  Es(iuire. 

Keeper    of  the  liolh  and  Clerk  of  the  i\'afe.— Charles  H.  Lugrin, 
Esquire. 

Jvdr/eof  Proltates.—'riamuol  J.  Baker,  Esquire. 

luijish'iir  of  /'rohtiffs,  Ihrdsdnd  H7//.s. -Tiiomas  F.  Tibbols,  Esq. 


Chalouer's  Dispensing  Arrangements  are  Complete. 


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/v.s//.. /•  of  Mavr't'!i.[ic.  Licenses. — ]?.  Ilovoriagi,',  Jim.,  mul  Vrilliaivi; 
Kv(Mnlt,  Es((i;iirs.  ! 

(.■■v)onis.;i<-nr:r;-<  fo)'  fi){-hiq  f'pf<^iid  Boil. — B.  PovoridgC,  Ailiiir.  Dovo- ! 
\•'\'^i'^\  W.  ClUFon).  mid  .lohn  (^jsti'^nn,  Ks'iniroj,  j 

(Joninrs-iioinra  for  talci.'Kj  Afjiihunh  in  the  Shp7'cmc  Co'n-'.  —  ('l;;\r']cK: 
I!.  LnLirin,  S.u  iTvCI  J.  J^ukor,  A.  R.  Ballu'jli,  Join  ('i.-HiLiar,  ]i.  Bcvoiidgo, 
\V.  (ri'iiroid  F.  Tib'octf,  !i!id  B.  13evciT'i,-o,  j.m.,  Es'tivr-;. 

hi.irrha  Aiis'-^iaee  amJir  I,->Roli}riil  A<U  of  1  So',). — }'.  Oliv  er  Bynun,  Esq. 

C'u/'o«t'r.s'.— Francis  Til^bitn,  AV'illniui  Clidbrd,  James  Grew,  Xavier 
Boi'iiier,  and  Matthias  Naddeaa. 

(Jruntii  TrciO'iirvr. — Cliarlcs  MoCIuskoy,  Esfiuiic 

Cotmtif  AndUor. — Robert  Caldwell,  E.-^quire. 

Notariea  I'vhlu: — Charles  II.  Lugrin,  S.  J.  Bakor,  and  A.  R.  Ballocli, 
Esquires. 

Seizing  Officers.— Y.  E.  Beckwith,  and  Charles  E.  Bockwith. 

Dcpntu  7V(::isii)'ei',s.—¥  W  Brown,  Es(juii'e,  Grand  Falls  ;  Francis 
Tibbits,  Esquire,  Audover ;  John  Ilartt,  Edinonston  ;  Ra[»liael  Albert, 
St    Helaire. 

Auciionccr.s.—V^^  Clifford,  F.  E.  Beckwith,  and  Wni.   Ilartt. 

TnuitccH  of  the  Graviniar  School.— C  A  llannnond,  Francis  E.  Beck- 
with, and  Charles  II.  Bugriu,  Escmires. 

Keeper  of  the  Grauitnar  School. — (ieorge  Fenwick. 

Tcriit^H  of  General  Sessions. — First  Tuesday  iu  January  and  lirst 
Tuesday  iu  July. 

COUNTY    OF    WESTMORLAND. 

Judge  of  the  Connty  Court. — Hon.  Bliss  Botsford.  J.  B.  Peck, 
Ec;(i\iire,  Clerk.  Terms:  Third  Tuesday  iu  Juno,  and  second  Tuesday 
in  December. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. — Amos  E.  Botsford,  William  Wilson,  John 
Chapman,  Philip  Palmer,  Daniel  llanington,  John  Trerdiohn,  George 
Oulton,  George  Pitffield,  Sanmcl  Black,  Thomas  Keillor,  Ilufus  Cole, 
Joseph  Chapman,  John  Carey,  Alexander  Munro,  Alexander  Wright, 
Peter  McSweeney,  David  Murray,  Anios  Ogden,  Angus  McQueen, 
Jesse L.  Bent,  William  Allen,  Reuben  Chase,  Epluaim  Rayworth,  Amand 
Landry,  Silas  C.  Charters,  Abraham  Jones,  Samuel  S.  Wilmot,  David 
Boyd,  Moses  Jones,  Thomas  Gamble,  James  Dickson,  Joseph  Bleakney, 
Thomas  Brown,  Silas  D.  Copp,  Israel  Steeves,  Thomas  Carter,  Warren 
W.  Price,  Rufus  Chajipell,  John  H.  Barnaby,  John  Rcid,  Frank  Gal- 
lagher, Hyppolite  Gallang,  John  S.  Trites,  John  Harris,  Joseph 
McIIaffey,  Oliver  Jones,  James  Powell,  Lewis  Richard,  Jos.  B.  Bowser, 
Titus  Hicks,  Christopher  Ilai-per,  John  Fawcett,  Jonas  Taylor,  Rufus 
Wry,  Lovell  Lewis,  Patrick  Uebcrt,  Wm.  (ieorge,  Charles  (J.  Hamilton, 
James  Dunlap,  William  C.  Robinson,  Daniel  E.  Casey,  Jeremiah  Lutes, 
Stephen  Mills,  Eustiicho  Babine,  John  Ford,  Abel  Atldnson,  Samuel  G. 
Gilbert,  Vrilllara  Duncan,  £dwin  G.  Ilarshmai^,  Hugh  Davidson,  Ilirara 
Humphreys,  Adam Talt,  Thomas  i'aird,  Walter  (.'a hill,  Adam  C.  A.  Wells, 
Job  Allen,  James  Tu)gley,  Thaddeus  Logevo,  iailu-  \V.  Goo(!(;n,  Ftti'dinand 
A.  Landry,  (Charles  WnlrincsFprdiniUT:!  J,  ilt^hort,  Th'^n-ias^i-illtuig,  Maxi- 
niiiian  F.  Uiohard,  \Villiam  i>.  Deaonn,  William  Kinnoar.  .!i-n*f>jdi  \,. 
I'.laek,  (Jeorgo  ('ampbeil,  Cliarlos  tl.  I'ahnor,  John   llictfuuin,    Ivdbcrt 


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B.   Pock, 
Tiicriday 

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1,  George 

ufus  Cole, 

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l^ftrtlkmes  aad  llLair  OilSf  aseottdd,  at  Wlio^sale  at  CliaidherV 


1878.3 


YORK. 


67 


Kay,  U.  C  kSvovil,  Wilham  LVchrati,  Joseph  C.  Lulnb,  Alexander Budrot, 
Patrick  McOowun,  Christopher  liicbardson,  WiMiam  J.  Atard,  John 
Murray,  James  Carroll,  George  P.  Lclilanc,  Jacob  U.  Hebert.  AmRSa  E. 
Killatn,  William  H.  Ilaywurd,  Jobn  Sullivan,  sen.,  Richard  Maddlson, 
John  Bourf?t'ois,  Jonathan  W.  Hir'rs,  John  A.  Humphrey,  John  L. 
llarriS)  Joseph  Irvin,  liichard  Loworisou,  Reuben  Ward,  Job  AaderBon, 
and  James  h.  Welling,  Esquires. 

Ckrk  ofth<i  OircuUs. — Jos^eph  B.  Peck,  Esquire. 
liiijh  She^-'ijf. — Biair  Btjtsford,  Esquire. 

Cle.rk  of  the  Peace  and  Keeper  of  the  tiolU. — Chas.  fi.  I'tna|)p,  Esq. 
Judife  of  Probate^. — Hon,  Edward  B.  Chandler. 
Regist^'ar  of  Probates.— GhsLvlca  E.  Knapp,  Esquire. 
Hegistrar  of  Deeds  and  W^e7/*.— W^Hliam  Backhouae,  Esquire. 
Coreners. — Jacob  Wortmafi^  J.  C.  Harper,  W.  J.  M.  HaniDgton,  Eliaa 
W.  Elliott,  Joshua  Wood,  Lahan  Lawronco,  J.  W.  Chapman,  Robert 
Bell,  Chipnian  W.  Smith,  John  Blackloek,  OoHn    VanBuiskirk,  Ralph 
Siddail,  Thomas  A.  LeBlanc,  Charles  Somcrs,  and  Clement  Burk,  Esqrs. 
Commissioners  for  ta-king  Affidavits  in  the  Supreme  Court. — Wm. 
Wilson,  Esquire,  M.  D.  (Dorchester),  Edward  Cogswell  (Sftckvillc),   D. 
Ilanhigton,  Charles  Theal  (Shediac),  S.  S.  Wilmot,  John  Boyd  (Salisbu- 
ry),  Howard  D.  Charters,  and  all  the  Attorneys  at  Law  in  the  County. 

Oommif^uvnerfi  fof  taking  ^Special  Bail  in  the  Sup^^tte  OynH.-^V^va. 
Wilson  (Dorchester),  James  Beaty  (Moncton),  S.  S.  Wilmot  (Salisbury), 
and  the  Judge  of  the  County  Court  in  the  County. 

Notaries  Public, — Hon.  A.  J.  Smith,  D.  L.  Hanington,'ftnd  Charles  E. 
Knapp  (Dorchostcr),  D.  llanington  (Shediac),  Bliss  Botaford,  and  Chae. 
Holstead  (Monctou),  and  Chris.  Miluer  (Sackville). 

Coinmissioner  of  Stivers  for  Frosty  Holhw  Marsha,  Sackvilk. — James 
Lowerson. 

Commissiowrs  of  Setters  Fox  Creek  Marshy  Jfoncion.-'^David 
Burke  and  Floriftn  White. 

Commissioners  of  Sewers  Orent  Canai,  Parties  of  Satkville  and 
Westmorland. — Silas  1).  Copp,  and  Timothy  Richardson. 

Com7nissio7icrs  of  Sermrs  Barachois  Marshy  Shediac, — Dominic 
Budrot,  and  Mark  Budi-ot. 

Co7ninissiovcr  of  Sewers  Mill  Creek  Marshy  SackmUe. — Rufus  Palmer. 
Commissioners   of  Sewers   Etlcr   Aboideau  Marshy   Sackville   and 
Westmorland. — Braaloy  Etter,  laaac  Lowerison,  and  Nelson  Bulraer. 

Anctio}ieers..--\Vm.  Lawrence,  Silas  Crane  Charttr^i,  and  J.  Weldon 
Chapman  (Dorchester),  Joshua  Wood,  W.J.  M.  Hanington  and  Robert 
Atkinson  (Shediiie),  Robert  Hallett  and  Jesse  L.  Bent  (Sackville),  Jacob 
Wortman  (Moncton),  Hugh  McMonagle,  and  Robert  Moflatt  (Salisbury). 
Issuer  of  M^irrutge  J.h-cnsrs.~9,.  \\ .  Tnigloy. 
Terms  of  thr  ^/«/^m/ &.v.s'v;?r'{.— Second  Tu:>-day  in  Juno  and  first 
TuesdiiV  in  n.\:oii!>>i'r.  AdititionaJ  ?l'r/,(«—Firrit  Tuesday  in  April  and 
second  Tuoiday  in  Bupteinbor, 

COUNTY    or    YORK. 
Judge  of  the  CoKr;l>j  Court.-- J a:^,  ^•'-teadujan,  Es^q     Cha:.  H.  B.  FisKcr, 
Clerk.*^    f<riiv<:  Kcv  ond  Tucoday  in   January,  Third  Tuci-day  in  March, 
and  First  Tac?-day  in  June  and  Octo1;c;\ 

Justices  of  the  Peace. — Hon.  John  S.  Saunders,  John  Allen,  George 
J  Minehin,  William  H.  Udell,  Thomius  Jonct),  William  Davidson,  Patrick 

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Hfttfi^  Taniiers>  ^stable,  and  Slate  S|ioii{i6,  at  C6atoA0i^«^ 


YORK. 


Ciimpbell,  Thomas  Gill,  Kicharfl  TTayno,  Ooorrre  Clement?,  Allan  M'Lt'an' 
Thomas  II.  n()l)ort.son,  Asa  Coy,  Isaac  Ki'.huni,  Junior,  F.(h\ind  Siniondy, 
.  CharK'S  MTIn^rson,  Ira  Iiit2;nihain,  Junior,  Spaflbid  J.  Bavkft,  fieveiley 
j  A.  J{ol)insonj  I^cnjaniiu   Yerxa,  liunjaniin  Goo'lspo^-^d,   James  FaiiTie, 
I  Israel  (Stnitli,   Euocli   Dow,  Edwurd  j'idocoii,    J.    McDonald,    Andrew 
I  Caldcr,    SanincI  Fox,    .foscph  Fickaid,  Thomas  MiU'ray.  Janj<?3  S.  Beck, 
I  Thomas  E.  Siuinion.s,  JamcH  RlcFiifr^Hn,   Thomas  ('.   Athcrion,  VVilliam 
K.  Bustin,  Cnlviu  L.  C»oods])ccd,  John  M'lntonli,  Robert  Foreman,  John 
S.  JjWcgood,  John  ll<>a,  Junior,  Moses  Hilhnan,  IlezekiahCronkhite,  John 
(juiou,  Thomas  Tcm])le,  ITuiih  M'Kuy,  Benson  Smith,  Tliomas  Herbert, 
Lewis  IT.  llucsti.s,  Jeremiah  ('hristy,  John  S.  F>iirkcr,  Thomas  Stewart,  A. 
Shives,  Martin  Mackay,  Sannicl  A.  Akerley,  Joa  If.  Dykemaii,  William 
C.  Brown,  (jeoige  W,  Knox,  Alexander  Moody,  Samuel  F.  (Jroavenor, 
George  Nevers,  W'ni.  (Jibson,  JohnS.  I'atterson,  Henry  llogera,  Thomas 
Davis,  William  Whitehead,   Constantine  Connelly,    Archibald  M'Lean, 
William  Jamicson  Geo.  Lester,  John  A.  Beckwith,  Patrick  Helvage,  Wm. 
(iiuiou,  Samuel  Dayton,  I    Mhorton,  .John  Taylor,  W.  V.  Joslln,  John  L. 
Grant,  Thomas  F.  hi.iiwlcrs,  Joel  Milhir,    Thomas  Fringle,  l?eiijamin  H. 
Ciiiyion,   BfM'niM'd  Elliott,   William  Lewis,   Joshua  Hilhnan,    George  11. 
Maxin,    James  Si\therland,  George  A,  Perlcy,  Abraham  McKoen,  Wm. 
Wilson,  John  Anderson,  Richard  V.  Winter,  George  Ilistcen,  George 
Estcy,  Frederick  A,  Perley,  Patrick  Kirlin,  Samuel  Yerxa,  William  H. 
Biden,  William  fl.  Murray,  Joseph  Reed,  Solomon  Vail,  William  Henry 
Wm.  Calder,  NicholriS  T.  Wheeler,  Wm,  Roach,  John  Eggar,  Frederick 
Long,  Robert  Robinson,  Stephen  G.  Fowler,  Duncan  Mckenzie,  Thomas 
Miles,  John  L.  Hains,  .Tamc.'i  E,  Smith,  Benj,  Yerxa,  jr.,  Richard  Long, 
William  Earle,  Zebulon   Currie,  Benjamin  A.  Winton,  Andrew   Ross, 
Richard  Bellamy,   Asa  Dow,  Hiram  Dow,  Alex.  Thompson,  Alexander 
Gibson,  Lewis  Fisher,   Jesse  Parent,  David  Pugh,  Jesse  Christy,  Wm 
i  Clarkson,  Asa  D.  Brooks,  Edward  II.  Hartley,  Wm.  Dunham,  James   D. 
i  McKay,    Jolm    L,  Fletcher,   Joseph    Heron,    Jainci?   Griilith,    Jame.s 
I  Johnston,   William   S    Esty,  George  Hatt,  Charles  L.    Flartt,  Stephen 
I  Boone,  Wm.    Grieve.   George  Iiiprraham,  AI)in;;ton  E,  Cliff,  Samuel  Col- 
Iter,  James  Henry,  William  i>oyd,  Thomas  F.  Barker,  Asa  Mitchell,  Jas. 
I  I'cireut,    Michael   Delieity,    Ijcverit   Estabrooks,    Charles    McCormack 
Leonard  Yerxa,    George  Foster,   Owen  Sharkey,  .lohn  Owens,    David, 
I  Douglas,   Zebulon   Estey,   Henry  Boone,   Charies  McGibbon,  Hiram  H. 
Veysey,  William  Foster,   Alfred  Whitehead,  Adam  Jtickson,   John  Ru- 
therford, George  Coulter,  Barton  Gandy,  David  U.  Thomas,   Jeremiah 
I  Meaher,  John  W.  Barker,  John  Davidson,  Hcnrv  Mcb'arlane,  James  P. 
Maclauchlan,  Alexander  Dennett,  Benjamin  It,  Burt,  John  Rictiards,  and 
Thomas  Dowling,  Esquires. 

JIi(/h  Sher/.lf.-Taomas  Temple,  Esc|,     DepfUif  SIierilf.  —  \Vin.Fv\o\. 
licepar  of  the  RoUh  and  Clcrh.  of  the  Peorc  — Geo.  J.  Dibblec,  Esfj. 
Surrof/a/.e.—G<cor'^e  F.  11.  Minchin,  K,-^<|uire. 
lieqisUnr  of  Pvohatei^. — Francis  A.  II.  Stratton,  Esijnire. 
Rc.illsfrar  of  Deoh:  end  WUU. — Abraham  1).  Yerxa,  Esquh'C. 
Coroners. — Judah  Hamiuond,   John  Marsludl,  Thomaa  Brown,   S.  D. 
MacplKH'SOK.,  Tho'){l,ir.' C  Brown,  David  Little,  Hiram  Dow,  Geo,  Nevers, 
Win.  Jamieson,  liezekitih  Cronkite,  iTJiil  Charles  McGibbon,  Enquires, 
Judijeof  I'robaics. — G.  F.  II.  Minchii'. 
Jar.ies  Henry,  Esquire,  Collector  of  Royalties. 


i 


llotftiiio  HerbH  and  MedicineB,  nt  Chaloner's  Drug  Store. 


18*73.] 


TOUK. 


69 


Coinnfiiisioiier  for  taking  Ball  in  l/te  Supreme  Court. — Hon.  J.  S. 
Saundei'H. 

GotmniiisioncrH  for  talcing  AffidavltK  in  the  Supreme  Court. — 
Thescvor.il  Attorn<!_v-i  pnictisiinr  iit  tlie  County. 

Cv>n)it.isxl:n<'rH  for  Soleinniziuf)  Marrimje. — John  Allon,  and  J.  Har- 
rison, Kstiiiirc:^. 

Auvt)onver>i, — Sumuol  A.  A kcrlev,  Joseph  M\>hml!,  Geo.  A.  PcHcy, 
Thos.  W.  Stiiith,  .IcroTniah  Staples, 'TIios.  Douf,'la«H,  and  W.  H.  Friel 

Coi/imi.sxiovers  of  the  Ahiifi  and  Work  Jio-tse. —  LmWow  McGibbon, 
Thomas  Piingle,  and  Jerouiiah  Staples.     Keeper. — John  Fleming. 

TeritiH  of  the  C/ciieral  Se^sionn. — Firtt  Tuesday  in  January  and  Second 
Tucfid:iy  in  June. 

Jh'ma  of  the  Supreme  Court — Eijuitu  Side. — First  Tuesday  in  every 
month,  excepting  February  and  &)pteinber,  and  instead  of  February  the 
aittinga  shall  be  on  the  last  Tuesday  in  January. 

CORPORAtlON   OF   FUKDKKICTON. 

Geokok  F.  Guegorv,  Esquire,  Mayor. 
Charlefl  W.  Heckwilh,  Esquire,  City  Clerk. 
P.  McPeak,  Escjuirf',  City  Auditor. 
John  Edwards,  Es(]iiire,  City  Treasurer. 

isquirn,      )   Wellington  Ward. 


Aldermkn 


tl 


(C 


5  James  Mc(jausland,  Esq 
I  Edward  Soery,  Esquire, 
j  George  II.  Simmons,  Et^qui 
I  J.  B.  Gunter,  Esquire, 
j  A.  Anderson,  Essquirc, 
(  G.  Fred.  Fisher,  Esfjuiro, 
(  D.  liUcy,  Esquire, 
1  '»ViUiam  Grevies,  Eisquire, 
]  Samuel  Fleming,  Esquire, 


>  St.  An}i'8  Ward. 
y  Carleton  Ward, 
i  QaectCs  Ward. 
V  King''s  Ward, 


M.  Kichcy,  Escpiire, 

Charles  Prannen,  Esq.,  City  Marshal  ;  Daniel  Casey,  Esq.,  Chief  Engi" 
\vm:v  and  Koad  Master  ;  Geo.  Nowlan,  Assistant  Elnglneer  ;  John  P^leniing, 
Alms  House  Keeper;  Richard  Hudbon,  Clerk  of  Phoenix  Square  Market; 
D,  Currier,  Wharfinger  and  Harbour  Master. 

John  Edwards,  Es(iuire,  Commissioner  of  the  Alms  House. 

Charles  White,  Keeper  of  the  I'ity  Hall. 

Assessors. — M.  Maekfiy,  George  Coulthurd,  James  Farrcll,  GcOrge 
A.  Perlcy,  and  James  Agnew. 

•IIk.visors, — Edward  Seery,  Ciniirraan  ;  G.  F.  Fisher,  D.  Lucy^and  G. 
H.  Simmons. 

Tuusri^Ks  or  Schools  (uruier  the  Commor.   Schools  ActlS*?!). — Ap- 
poii.i.ed  i)y  (niVer:!!:H;iit :  A.  F.  Fiai';i(.i|ili  (C}i;iirman) ;  John  A.  "vlorrison,  j 
and  John  McDonahl,  Es(piii\-.s.     Apin.int.jd  by  City  Council :  George  F.  | 
Atlierton,  Thomas  Dowling.  Z.  i{.  Everett,  anil  C.  II.  I?.  Fislicr,  E.-ftuireS.  j 

PoLicr;  DKPAnTMEXT. — Joim  L.    MiinOi,  E>'quu'v',  Police    Magi.-:trato ;  i 


Tlunnas  Dov.ltng,    and   .foh'i  Richards,    Esquiros,    lilting  M ;ig it i rates  ;  ] 

]  .T(il:ii  WnnrlwAi'd.  I 


I'ollccriien — Piiilip  Muiiigan  an 

FiRK  Oia'ARi'MKNT.  —  A Icvaiidria  jSUuni,  Mrr-  h'/u/lne  Coinpani/,  Vo.  1    j 
George  llatt,  Captain  ;    James  White,  Engineer.     Charles  Whittaker,  ■ 


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Elixir«>,  now  being  largely  ordered  by  PhyKioianfl) 

DOMINION   OP   OANAPA.  f^'^'i^^- 


Gaptftiu  No.  8  Company ;  lloufy  Perkfl,  Captain  No.  4  Company  '  John 
MoTianglilin,  Captain  No.  5.  Coiiipat\y. 

SruVEYoiiH  OF  LuvnKii. — Rol(»m(>n  MoFarlnnc,  Wni.  \l.  Turner,  Wm. 
S.  Kstcy,  Wilmot  (juiou,  Alfred  Tinner,  and  William  Caldor. 

Surveyors  of  Wood  a.nd  (^oai.. — Aloxandcr  I'ortcr,  Wihnof;  (Juion, 
Josc'pli  (i.  (lill,  and  !».  Oiuricr. 

Fknok  Vikweus, — .John  Fleming,  Hugh  Doliovty,  Sen.,  Daniel  Kenny, 
and  John  M.  Rud. 

Fireimrds. — Isaac  W.  Simmons,  Thomas  Ilatheway,  F.  E.  Athorton, 
J.  E.  Perks,  John  Owens,  Thomas  Morris,  John  Babbitt,  Joseph  Van- 
dine,  Thomas  Logan,  and  James  Agnew. 

Fredcriclon  Skaliv<)  Club. — Thomas  Temple,  President ;  Hon.  John 
A.  Beckwith,  John  Pickard,  Es<| ,  M.  P.,  and  A.  F.  Jlandolph,  Esfj ,  Di- 
rectora.  John  L.  Marsh,  Esquire,  Solicitor ;  John  Richards,  Es(iuire, 
Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

P)'edcricto7i  Railwai/  Company. — Tiios.  Temple,  Esquire,  President  ; 
John  Richards,  Esquire,  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  J.  L.  Inches,  Esq., 
A.  F.  Randolph,  Esq.,  Lewis  Carvell,  Esq.,  and  II.  D.  McLeod,  Esq., 
Directors. 

(yiTY  SiiRVKYou. — A.  G.  Beckwith,  Esquire. 

MUNICIPALITY  OF  YORK   COUNTY. — COUNCILLORS. 

Dumfries — Michael  Doherty  and  Henry  Holder  ;  Prince  William — 
James  Henry  and  Charles  McCormack  ;  Kingsclear — Thos.  B.  Wheeler 
and  Isaac  Kilburn  ;  AfannerfiSutton— John  Rutherford  and  William  Mur- 
phy ;  New  Mari/hmd—LiiVfh  Fisher  and  Samuel  H.  Nason  ;  iSf.  Marifs. 
— T.  F.  Barker  and  William  McBean;  Stanley— y^WYxivnx  Clarkson  and 
James  D.  McKey ;  /)ov<7/a.s-— George  N.  Foster  and  F.  P.  Tliompson ; 
Qxi^ensbury—'WxWv.ww  Miller  and  .lames  W.  Brown  ;  Cantcrhary — Alex. 
Bennett  and  Charles  Wright ;  Southampton — Asa  D.  Brooks  and  An- 
drew Cakler;  Briykt — Siunuel  S.  Burpee  and  Wni.  MeKecn. 

Thomas  F.  Barker,  Witnlrn  ;  Henry  B.  Rainstbrd,  Junior,  Secretary- 
7Veasurer;  Jainos  S.  Beek,  Auditor. 


DOMINION  OP  CANADA. 

The  Right  Honorable   Sir  Frkderick  Temple,  Earl   of  Duflerin.  Vis- 
count   and  Baron   Clandeboye,    of    Clandeboyc  in    the    County 
Down,    in   the  Peerage   of  the  United  Kingdom,  Baron   Duf- 
ferin  and  Clmdrboye,  of  Ballylcidy  and   Killeleagh  in  the 
County  Down,  in  the  reerii;i,e  of  Ireland,  one  of  Her  Ma- 
'jesty'ri  Most  Ilounrable  Privy  Council,  and  a  Baronet 
Knight   of   tho  3!o.st  Mastriuus  Or>lor  of  St.  i'airick,  and  KuigTit  Com- 
mander of  the  M»;-t  HoMorablc  Order  of  the  Bath,  Oo-.orn.'ir  (icicral 
of  Canada,  and  (ToveriKv.-  and  Covn!r.:x;i<ier  in  Chiet  in  and  over 
the  Ibkiid  of  Prince  Edward. 

Lieut.  Colonel FI;:;tchor,  Bool:-!  Fi;3il!er  Cuardj,  Governor's  Secret:xry  and 

Militiiry  Seere'tary. 

Jiicub  L.  P.ittison,  Escjuire,  Piivate  Secretary. 

Lieut.  F.    C.    B.    C  .ulson,   Goth   Kifiei!,  Aide-de-Caiup ;   Lieut.    Col.    H. 

Bernard,  and  Lit^ut.  Col.  F.  W.  Cumberland,  extra  A.  D.  C's. 


Aro  Dispeiihcd  Ht  Chuioiit^r'H. 


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187  3.  J 


DOMINION   OK   CANADA. 


61 


t/l'KKN't!  rUIVV   COlLSOir,  I'UU  CANAHA. 

Ifnii.  Hii  JoliJi  A,  M)i".1o-.!il(l,  K.  C.  15.,  I),  r..  T-.,  <^  C,  (Primo Minis. 
toi'\  Mit"i>'foi'  of  .Ttit'ti>'o  ni'.il  .Atl'U'iio;,-  iii'ncivil ;  lloii.  Sir  ftcorpjo  I'fionnc 
(^ui'tiiT,  D.i't.,  <),  (,\,  Minister  of  Militiii  niid  I'ctVncc;  Il.iii.  Siiiaucl  L. 
Tillt'.y,  0.  Jl ,  .Minister  of  (■iHroriis  ;  Ilou.  Sir  vimiums  lliiirks,  K.<'.M.(i., 
Mini:tc'r()i'Kiiii!iK-c  ;  ilon.  llcitor  Loiiid  Lau^oviii.  t'.!!.,  Miiiistor  ol'i'ulilio 
Wdi'lvs;  lion.  Cliiul'.'ri  TiiMpcr,  < '.  !>.,  Miiii.-ter  ni'  InlaiiJ  iUivi'imo ;  !l(in. 
.los.jili  liowc.  !-'(j(.'n'i;iiy  ol  Stiitc  for  tlit;  I'roviinv  s ;  lion.  .Jolni  (»H."on- 
'lor,  T'rc-iil.  lit  uC  llio  i'rivy  (.'oniicil ;  Hon.  l\!tor  .\liU  lull,  .Miiiistor  of 
Mnriiio  und  Fislicrii's  ;  liou.  Ak'X.inticr  (lamiilu'll,  I'o^fmiistcr  (ioncrul  ; 
lion.  .JiiiMts  Cox  Ailvind,  Sucrdtat'y  ol' State  of  (.'aniidii  ;  Hon.  Joan  Cha.s. 
Chiipuis,  Iloceivt'i'  General ;  lion.  (.-Inisloplier  Dunliin,  Minister  of  A;^ri- 
culture  and  Stiitiatios. 

"Wni.  A.  Hiinsworth,  Eiriq.,  Chu k ;  J.  ().  Cote,  E-sq.,  A^^sistant  Clork. 


ilevvitt  llcrnind,  Es(|uii'o,  Deputy  of  the  Minister  of  Justice. 

Ceo.  Futvoye,  IW[.,  (I  C,  Deputy  of  the  Minister  of  Militia  and  Defence. 

liobert  S.  .Nl.  Houehette,  E.s(|nire,  CornmiHsioner  of  Customs. 

Willi. iin  Diekinson,  Escpjire,  Deputy  lns])ector  Cieneral. 

John  r;an;:;t()ti,   Es(iuire,  Auditor  Cieneral. 

Toussiant  Tiudean,  Esij.,  C.  E.,  Deputy  of  tiie  Mini.«tor  of  rublie  Works. 

Alexander  Drunel,  Ks(piire,  Conuiii-sioner  of  Inland  Revenue. 

E.  .\.  Meredith,  Esq.,  Eli.D.,  Under  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Provinces. 

William  Smitli,  Es(j.,  Deputy  of  the  iMinister  of  Marine  and  Fisheries. 

William  II.   (Jrillin,  Fdcjuire,  Deputy  Postmaster  (leneral. 

Jean  C.  Taeho,  Esquire,  M.  D.,  i)ep\ity  of  the  Minister  of  A^^riculture. 

Ktieime  Parent,  Esquire,  Under  Secretary  of  Stale  for  Canada. 

Thomas  D.  Ilairington,  Estpiire,  Deputy  Receiver  General. 

MKMnKM  OP  THE  Sexatk  fou  TifR  Pkovinok  ok  Nf,\v  Britnswick. — 


Memhkus  of  TitE  House  of  Commons  fou  the  Province  of  N'.  B. — 
York  Cowi.fl/ :  John  Piekard  ;  Carkton :  Charles  (.'onnell.  QncoCa  : 
John  Ferris,  KinffH :  James  Domvillo.  Si'Mhnri/ :  Charles  Burpee. 
NoytkuivherJand :  Peter  Mitchell.  Wexhnorland)  Albert  J.  Smith. 
K<tii.:  Robert  Cutler.  Charlotte  :  John  McAdam.  JieHtlr/ouche  :  Georf,'0 
Moltiitt.  Victoria:  Johu  Costigajt.  J /At- r<l :  John  Wallace.  Ghucentcr : 
T.  W.  Anglin.    St.  John  :  Isaac  Burpee.     Citi/  Sahu  John  :  S.  L.  Tilley. 


lliH  Honor  Fir  N.  F.  Ur.LLFAU,  Lic\itc;iaiit  Governor  of  the  rrovinco  of  Quoltco.  I 
Ilia  Honor   Hon.  W.  I'EARCK  IIOWL.VND,  0.  i'..,   LleaLeii.unl  riovoraor  of  Iho 

I'roviuee  of  Ontario. 
Ilia  Honor  Lieut.   Gonoral  Sir    CHAItLES   HASTINGS  DOVLK,  K.   C.  M.  G.,  ] 
Lieutenant  Governor  of  tlie  I'roviiico  of  Nova  Si-olia.  j 

Hon.  A.  (J.  AltGlllJJALD,  Licul.'nant  Governor  of  llio  Norlli  Wewt  Territories 

and  Manitoba. 


Trnvelliii'^  iTIodicinn  Mnkorn  Hupplicd  by  J.  CImlonor. 


•  ','<'■ 


02 


KXKOUTIVK  AM)  LKniHI.ATIVK  COUNCILS. 


[1878, 


rRoviNon;  of  nev/  bruhswicts:. 

His  Honor  Ilo.i.  M'MrKI,  \],]u\\  WIf.MoT,  I).  C.  I-.,  r,!ontonnnt  Ouv- 
c.'i'ii'ir  ol'tlii;  I'l' ,'viiHV  ol'  N<'\v  ii!iii:s\vi(il<. 
S;iiimcl  AiliiiH,  IvMi'iiic    !'rii<iii:'  ty,\-i'tlm')i  h>  Ihr  F/hhI,  Oni'irnnr. 
ijL'iil.  C.)ljiitl  Ji)lm  .'''u'lii'l.'r,-,  /'n)i<i.,,< '  i!  AiiL-  li'-(Jainp, 

i;\Kci  TiVK  corxcii,. 

Hon.   KonmiT  Youno,    Prrfiid>'nt. 
lIoM.  .lolin   J,  Kra.sor,  I'roviiuial  Si'civtaiy  ;    Hun,   Gcorj^o  K.  Kln;», 
Attoi'iioy(i(Mu'i'al ;  lion.  HcMijiiinin  11.  Stovonson,  Suivoyor  (iinicral  ;  Hon. 
Williutn  Kelly,  Cliiuf  ConunLssionor  Hoard  (f  Works ;   Hon,  \\.  S.  Cuif, 
Hon,  A,  MoQiicun,  Hon.  J,  11.  (JrawTord,  and  Hon.  Goo.  AV.  White. 

LEGISLATIVE   t'OLI.'CIL. 

The  nonoruhlo  John  Simciok  SAtrNOKR^,  Prcsulcnf. 

Hon.  E.  FK'handk'r,  Hon.  (Miarlos  Harrison,  Hon.  Wni.  Hamilton,  Hon. 
A.  Mcfj.  Si!('ly,  Hon.  John  H.  K'yan,  Hon.  hniiid  nanin<.;ton,  Hon.  Wil- 
liam Todd,  lion.  Charles  IV-rluy,  lion.  William  Muirhciid,  Hon.  liohcrt 
Youhl;,  Hon.  J(jhn  L(j\vi.s,  lion.  TIioma><  R.  Jones,  Hon.  \i.  H<n'eridge, 
Hon.  ().  Mclnorney,  Hon.  J.  Hohlns  m  Owen,  and  Hon.  Gideon  Hailey. 

Otficcrn. — Georgn  Hliss,  Esinire,  Clerk;  J.  H.  I'hair,  Ksqnire,  As- 
sistant Clerk ;  D.  R.  Jonett,  H.^^.,  Usher  of  Hlack  Rod;  Rev.  John  M. 
Brooke,  D  D.,  Chaplain. 

nOUSK     OF    ASSKMULY. 

Honorable  Edwin  A.  Yail,  Spml-rr. 

Co}int>)  of  York. — Hon.  Jolui  J.  Kraser,  liobert  Robinson,  John  A. 
Bcckwith,  and  Charles  McPhorson,  Ksuniros. 

Cou.nf.li  of  S'linl  ,hhti.—  -\\w\.  (}cm).  E.  King,  Edward  Willis,  Michael 
W.  Muher,  and  Joseph  Coram,  Esipiires. 

Coiintif  of  Wedinorland. — Angns  M(!(ine'„m,  Peter  A.  Landry,  D.  L. 
Hanington,  and  John  Humphrey,  Esipiires. 

Conntjf  of  Ckarlotfe. — Hon,  Henj.  R.  Stevenson,  F.  Hibbard,  J«)30ph 
Donald,  and  John  Brown,  IJ.sfjnires. 

Count]/ of  ATtny's.— E.  A.  Vail,  (Jeorgo  Otty,  and  J.  Herbert  Craw- 
ford, Es([uires. 

County  of  C^wet'ws.— -Ebene/.er  Williams,  and  Walter  S.  Butler,    Es- 
quires, 
County  of  Sunbn7'i/.—-Uon.  J.  S,  Covert  and  Archibald  Hanison,  Esqrs, 

County  of  No)'i.hi(.-nJ)er!>-iiul. — Hon,  WilliaTn  M.  Kelly,  J.  C.  Gotigh, 
Michael  Adam.s,  and  Thomas  F.  Gillespie,  Ei(juire3. 

County  of  Knit. — Hon.  W.  i^.  Ciic,  and  A.  (irirronard,  Esquirc^i. 

County  of  C<'irlcton.-—W .  fjindsay,  and  George  W.  White,  Esquires. 

County  of  GloHccHtpr. — Samuel  II.  N'apier,  and  T.  Blanchard,  Esquires. 

County  of  Jlf.'itiyonvhe. — John  i'hillips,  and  William  Montgouiory, 
Esquires, 

County  of  Albert. — Rufns  Palmer,  M.  D.,  and  J.  Ryan,  Esquires. 

County  of  F/t"M/7*''.--LevitoTi'.:^i'i;u!lL,  and  Jr.nv^s  Tibbot-  ,  Tl-nrs. 

City  of  Sulnt  John. — Aaron  Alward,  and  William  Wedderburn, 
Esquires. 


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FlnTonng  Rxtrnct«4  ol  all  kiii(l)4,  nU['|'»^'iL'^''''^  Drnsj  Htore* 

187:>.]  oKFioxas  or  TiiK  orowk — coiiuts. 


03 


(ilji'^en. — (!liarl<s  1'.  Wotmore,  Ks((uirj,  <'lork  ;  .lolin  l{ic!itiril>*, 
Iv'juiriC',  <L!lcik  AHS',<titi(  ;  Hutn  BiM.kwitli,  K.'?(nilri'!,  tiorgoantat-Arnn  ; 
liijv.  Charles  r>['ui'iii.",i,  J).  D.,  Chaplain. 

orFlOKlW    OF   TflK    CUOW.V. 

]I<  n.  ,It>lni  J.  Kias('r,  lleeeiver  (it-nor.-l  ;  T?ou.  ni'ortjy  K.  Kin^^, 
Attoruoy  Ooiut.»1  ;  William  Jack,  Kt<(iuire,  A'lvocate  Gcuerui ,  Willinm 
H.  Tui'lt,  K.ujuijo,  Clerk  of  the  Crown;  Jatno.s  rt.  lioek,  Esquire,  Auilitor 
(uineriil. 

.)  W  Smith,  Deputy  I'roviiujial  Sjoretury  itn;l  Doputy  Reeoivor 
General. 

Andrew  Inches,  Eycj.,  Deputy  Surveyor  General. 

Qnceiih  Coiuisc). — Hon.  E.  \i.  (lliamller,  lion.  U.  h.  Hazen,  Hon.  John 
II.  (iray,  (Jeorge  Kerr,  I).  S.  Kerr,  Charles  Dud',  A.  J.  Siuitli,  Williani 
Jack,  George  1).  Street,  S.  R.  Thomson,  A.  L.  Faliuer,  Wiu.  H.  Tuck,  H. 
Lester  Pcterei,  Eiiqmres,  anil  Hon.  Charles  N.  Skinner. 

DO  A  UU    OF  WORKS, 
lion.  William  Kelly,  ConuuLssioner ;  Asa  Coy,  Esipure,  CLik 


COURTS. 

SUPRKMK  COURT   OF   JUUlCATriRE. 

Chirf  Justice —Ihm.  William  J.  Ritchie,  30th  Koveniher,  I8ftf>. 

JusticcH. — H(Mi  John  0,  Allen,  22(1  September,  ISIi'i ;  Hon.  John  W, 
Weltlon,  30th  November,  18»)5  ;  Hon  Charles  Fisher,  Oct.  1868  ;  Hon. 
A.  Rainsford  Wetmore,  25th  May,  1870. 

William  H.  Tuck,  Eiscjuire^  Clerk  of  the  Crown;  Williant  Carman, 
I  Esquire,  Clerk  of  the  PleiW, 

'J'jouM.s  :  llllary — First  Tuesday  in  February;  7i'(/•^•^T  — Second  Tut^s- 
day  in  April;  7 W/ti^y— Second  Tuesday  in  June;  Michael/uaft — Second 
Tuesday  in  October. 

Nisi  Pkisi  Sittijios  in  tkk  County  oi'  York  —Second  Tuesday  in 
May  and  last  Tuesday  in  October. 

CIRCUIT    COURTS. 

Saint  JoHN-~-Socond  Tuesday  in  January,  May,  and  August,  and 
third  Tuesday  in  November. 

SiTNiuiRY — First  Tuesday  in  July. 

Qukkn's — First  Tuesday  in  March. 

Chaulottk — Third  Tuesday  in  January  and  Fourth  Tuesday  in  July. 

King's — Fourth  Tuesday  in  February  and  Second  Tuesday  in  July. 

Albert — Second  Tuesdny  in  July. 

Wkstmorlano— Second  Tuesday  in  January  and  third  Tuesday  in  July. 

Kknt. — 2d  Tuesday  in  March  and  fourth  Tuesday  in  September. 

RKSTiGonouK- — Last  Tuesdny  in  August. 

GLOrcKSTicn-— First  Tuesday  in  Se[)tembt;r. 

XoRTiiuMUKULANo— -Second  Tuesday  in  September. 

Cauikton-— Last  Tuesday  in  September. 

Victoria— -Weduesdiiy  before  the  last  Tuesday  in  September. 


rrr.j 


>'.S. 


JDattoy  Esaettofes,  in  large  variety,  at  Cfeafftaer^au 

64  BARUISTSRS   AND   ATTORNEYS.  [1878. 


CERKK    OF    THE    CIRCUITS. 

froorgo  BIatrf>,  E>!r|uiv(\  City  and  county  of  Saint  .John  ;  J.  R,  I^eck, 
Esquire,  Wostmorlfiud  ;  S.  Q.  Morse,  Esij.,  AHjcrt :  (':>loI)  Richardson, 
Esq.,  K.eiit  ;  Jo-^cpli.  ( '.  Uai'^ciie,  Ei-q.,  llcsiigouclif  ;  Samnul  Tlionison, 
YiSil,  Xorlhr.mborhuid  ;  Lewis  A.  Milts,  Kri'i.,  Cliiirlotlt; ;  F.  tl.  Morton, 
Es*!.,  Kingri  ;  T.  R.  Wotniore,  Eso.,  Queens  ;  Ritndolph  K.  Joiies,  Esq., 
Carteton;'  TiiL^oi.hilua  DL-sliri-.;'y/ E^q.,  Cl'Ui:-,-.4iM' ;  Ch^u'les  W.  Deck- 
wltli,  E,s(t.,   Sunl)iiry  ;    Cliarlos  II.  Lugrin,    Es<[.,    \'ictoi'ia. 

corrura  fou  tkij  tuouatk  of   wri  j,s,   ani>  ouan'^hko   .u^ministratj.'ONS. 

Tlie  rr(^l>i),to  Court  for  tlie  City  and  County  of  St.  John,  is  held 
every  Evidiiy  nt  tiiroo  o'clodc  at  tlio  Registry  Office;  rtml  tho  like 
Cou-t  in  the  other  CounticH  of  the  Proviuco,  is  held  at  the  tiiiies  speeiftlly 
appointed  Ivy  the  respeciivc^  .Tudges.  • 

CKjDRT  op  niVORCS;  and  MiA?RtMONIAL  CAUSES. 

Hcnomblo  Charles  Finlior,  Judge;    F.  A.  II.  Straton,  Esq  ,  Registrar. 
TKRMd — The  fourth  Tuesday  in  Februai'v,  June,  and  October. 

COURT   01-'   V.tXJK   APMIRAMY; 

IIorKiriihJc  Robert  L.  LTavien,  Judge  and  (*on>missary ;  B.  Lester  Pe- 
ters, Esquire,  Deputy  Judge  and  Conunissai'y  ;  William  Jack,  Esquire, 
Advocate  Ceuoral  ;  George  Blatch,  Esquire,  Registrar  and  Scribe ;  G. 
Sidney  Smith,  B.  L  Peters,  Q.  C,  and  Alfred  E,  Oulton,  Esquires,  Sur- 
roffoivs.    Thonvas  C.  Humbert,  Marshali 

COiJRT  IXHl  TUB  TRIAL  ANI>  rUNISUMKNT  OP  PiRACY  AND  OTHER 
O-FFfclNUfiS  ON  T;JE  ItlOH  SKAS. 

Tlie  Governor;  tlu)  Chief  Justice,  ami  other  Judges  of  tho  Supreme 
Court ,  tho  Members  of  the  Exccu'ave  CoujkuI  ;  Jndge  of  the  Vice  Ad- 
mimky ;  the  I'ul>lic  Secretary  ;  Puljlic  Treasurer  ;  Coinn^mder  in  Chiefs 
Flag  Officers,  and  Captains,  and  Commanders  of  Ships  of  War  on  this 
Station  for  the  time  being ;  ,  Registrar  and'Scribe. 

The  Court  sits  at  any  place  within  the  Province  to  bO'  appointed  by 
any  thjce  of  the  members — the  Governor,  Chief  Justice,  or  one  of  thJo 
Judgeb  of  the  Supreme  C/Ourt,  or  Judge  of  the  Admiralty,  being  one. 


SaLL  OP  BARRISTERS  AND  ATTORNEYS. 

[O-usTCRVE.— Tlu)so  -yfhoip,  nJvnies  are  printed  in  ftalks  aro  either  not  re^iciicg 
or  iu>t  practising  m  tliis  Proviiici;.] 

Tlioso  marked  thua  *  aro  Notarioa  l^ublic 


NAMES. 


thiDiea  S'l/inrtofi  Mm'se,  .... 
Hon.  Joliu  Sln.cjo  Saunders, 
lion.  v..  I{.  Clmndlor,  (^  C. 

*\Vi'djuni  Knd,  Q.  C 

Clu.rlos  V.  NVetniore,         

*  George  Jar  via  Dibblce^  ... 
VVtlliaqai  WUoy,  


Admitted 
AUorn.c-y. 


Admitted 

I'arriHtor. 


ivCfidunco. 


IV  Feb.  18U;i0Fcb.,1814:Nova  Scotia, 
18  do.        17|18  do.,       1.9iFrederiot.on. 
?l|l'iOct.,      23;i)orijbeslei:. 


11  Oct., 
20  Fob,, 
11  Jnlv, 
18  e-ct., 
17  July, 


23  17  Feb.,  au: 

',i>"j!u  July,  do. 

28lly  Oct.,  do. 

24 1 17  July,  28 


Hath  ur  tit. 
Kredorieton. 

do. 
R'.r.  deCbute. 


«^i&._ — .._ . 


The  bent  Black  Ink  known— the  Dicroio— at  CfiBloners. 


Ad. 
Chief, 
this 


ing 


ui. 


1873.] 


BARRISTERS   AND  ATTORNEV8. 


65 


NA]\tES. 


AtJrailtei.1 

Alt(.;-ncy. 


Adn-.iH.Ml 
] '>,■'.  rristiT. 


Kcsidciico, 


*  Robert  Frusf-r    3I:iaen,  , . . , 

Williaui  Carman.  

Horatio  Nolisun  llioks  Liigriii, 
Tiiuothv  K.  Wetmore,  IJ.C.L. 
E<l\vai(i  iJetts  Smith,         


i  10  Oct.,      24:20 


ute. 


iVntlrow  I'arbario, 
I  Samnel  llallett  Whitlock... 
j  Hon.  Robert  L.  Uaaen,  Q.  C. 
I  RicVuird  Carman, 
I  Charles  A.  Harding, 
1  William  Hasen  Needham,. . . 
j  WiUiara  Jack, 
I  George  F.  H.  Minchin, 
I  George  Dixon  Street,  Q.  0., . . 
!  Samuel  Gay  Morse,  .... 

,  HobeH  Bamj  Dickey,         

1  ^Duncan  Robertson,  .... 

I  *  JJon.  W.  Jluntei'  ahll,  A.  B. 

'  Stephen  U.  Hitchings,      

:  Christopher  Milner,           .... 
;  David  Shauk  Kerr,  Q.  C, 

David  Lewis  Dibblee,  A.  B., 
i  Hon.  J.  IL  Grrm,  A.B.,Q.  0., 
I  James  White  Peters,  A.  B.. . .. 
j  George  Botsford,  .... 

*  William  Botsford  Ghandie?\ 
1  Jo/in  D.  Kinnear,  .... 

I  Charles  Waller  Wai'dlatOt 
I  *Martin  Bent  Palmer,       .... 
{  *Fraueis  A.  H.  Straton,    .... 

James  Stanley  Morse,       .... 

Theophilus  Desbrisay 

Samuel  J".  Scovil,,  A.  B.y   .... 

William  R.  M.  Burtis,       . . . . 

♦Charles  Duff, 
William  Tyng  Inters,       .... 

Andrei!}  C,  Mach,  . , . . 

*  James  A.  Harding,  .... 
*AUan  A,  Davidson,  . . . . 
James  Peters  Wetmore,  . . . , 

Thomas  T.  Wyer,  

*James  J.  Kaye,  . . , . 

Williani,  E.  THrynnm, 
Edward  U.  Wilmot,  A 
George  Connell, 
Andrew  W.  Ruinsford, 
George  F.  Rouse, 
*IiewJs  P.  Fisher, 
V/iUkllri  if.  //i>UK, . 
Charles  Dohprty, 

*  Humphrey  T.  Gilbert    .., 
Thomas  C.  Chapman, 
*William  .lames  Gilbert,  .. 
*AciilH.Hli.  Palmer,  Q.  C.,. 
♦Georgo  Otty, 


M., 


ir.  Oct., 

le>  Feb. 

15  July, 
2")  Oct., 

do. 
1ft  July, 
IV  Oct 

16  Oct., 

11  Feb., 
8  May, 

13  Oct., 
do. 

12  Oct., 
do. 

7  Feb., 
do. 

ISJuly, 

do. 
17  Oct., 
17  Oct. 

6  Feb 

do. 
n  Feb., 

11  Feb.,  1837 

17  June,    37 

14  Oct., 
10  Feb., 

do 

18  Oct., 
9  Feb., 

do 

15  June, 

12  Oct., 
8  Feb., 

13  June, 
17  Got., 

do 
17  Got. 

do 
17  Oct., 
4  Feb., 
0  June, 

14  Oct., 
do 

3  Feb., 
do 

15  June, 
13  Oct., 
13  Oct., 

y  Feb., 

do 
12  Oct., 

8  Feb., 
IS  June, 


2s! 

do. 

do. 
211 

do. 
30 
82 
3 

84 
do 
83 
do 
85 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
183' 
,    3t) 

do. 
36 


87 
38 
do 
38 
39 
do 
39 
do 
40 
40 
40 
do 
40 
do 
40 
41 
do 
41 
do 
42 
do 
d'. 
41 
do 


Oct., 
5  Feb., 
18  Oct., 
1^)  July, 
M  Oct. 
5  Feb., 
1(1  July, 
18  Oct., 
17  do. 

11  Feb., 

8  May. 
0  Feb., 

\i]  Oct., 
15  Oct., 

9  Feb., 

7  do. 

9  Feb., 

8  Feb., 

12  Got., 
do. 

12  Oct. 
11  Feb., 

9  do. 
do. 


2;s 
(U) 

3i) 
do. 

31 

81 

3 


"^.aint  John, 
FrudiMictou. 
Saint  John, 
(irij^otown. 
Kiuicsiou,  K.C. 
Daihou.sie. 
St.   Andrews. 
1st.  John. 


11  Feb.,  183 

3  Feb. 
M  Oct., 

13  June, 
6  Feb., 

15  Oct., 

4  Feb., 
do 

11  Juno, 

14  Oct., 
3  Feb., 

16  June, 
13  Oct., 

do 
13  Oct., 

do 
13  Oct., 
9  Fob., 
l(j  June, 
13  Oct., 

12  do 
8  Feb.. 


gSlChatham. 
34iGagetown. 
do.lFrodericton. 
35JSaint  John. 
84\Fredericton. 
3.=i  St.  Andrews. 
S7  Hopewell, 
jjo  Nova  Scotia. 

87  Saint  John. 

88  Frederieton. 
87  Saint  Stephen. 

do.  Dorehe:;ter. 
1837  Saint  John. 
37  Woodstock, 
do.  Manitoba, 
do.  S&ini  John. 
Frederieton. 
Arichat,  C.  B. 
Nova  Scotia. 
New  York, 
llopewell. 
BVedericton. 
Restigoucho. 
ihUhurst. 
FrederictoD. 
Saint  John. 

du. 
Kings  Co. 
dojSaint  John, 
do  Saint  John. 
42  Newcastle* 
do  1  Frederieton. 


42 

37 
40 
40 
do 
41 
do 
40 
41 
42 
do 


do 
do 
44 
44 


1 17  .lune, 
lis  Oct.. 
!13  Oct., 
i  u  L'eb., 
I     do 

k;  Oct., 

5  Feb., 
15  Oct., 


Saint  John. 

Samt  John. 

Au.stralia. 

Frederieton. 

Woodstock. 

Tobiipic, 

Saint  John, 
duj  Woodstock. 
4'<i(  P.  I'i.  Islai)d. 


42 
43 
42 
42 
4.", 
41 
do 


43 
45 
do 
do 
4t; 
do 


Saiut  John. 

do. 
Doi  Chester. 
Slii.'iluic. 
St..;ohu.  [H'n. 
Saiut,Juhu  anj 


m 


<■  i 


.^:''.i 


\i 


Seedsy  Vegetable  &  Flower, also  Pnlbs  in  season  ntChaloner>8» 

166  RARRIRTERS  AND  ATTOUNKYS.  [lyV^J. 


NAMES. 


C. 


]\'ohert  Jhi'kcr,  tiuii.y 
*  Albeit.).  Smith,   Q 

*Tli,)mas  \V.  Bliss, 
*Jaines  A.  James, 
Richard  S.  Armstrong, 
Do  lights  B.  SierenHy  .    . , 

*S>iinuel  li.  Ihtvidson, 
John  Henry  Phair,  ... 

George  Jfure,  ... 

*Samuel  R.  Thomson,  Q.  C. 

Albert  T.  D.  McElmen,     

*(>eorge  lilatch,  ... 

Thomas  R.  Moore,  ... 

James  R.  Curry,  .. ., 

Alexander  Thomson  Paul, 

WiUiarn,  Jlenry  Haihcway, . . 

Ward  Chipynari  Drury,  A.  B. 
Henry  B.  Robinson,  A.  B.y 

*Samnel  Thomson,  

Georcce  J.  Bliss,  

Frederick  Costur,  . . . , 

William  H.  Bwkerfield,    .... 
George  Skellington  <7riaimer, 
*Henrv  W.  Frith, 
IIo'K  Peter  Mitchell,  .... 

William.  Wilkinson, 
*(rto.  Q.  Gilbert,  A 
Edward,  Jack, 

*\\.  Lester  Peters,  Q.  C 

*Drtniel  Ferguson, 
Edward  B.  Chandler  Jan., 
James  Fraser, 
John  C.  Winslow, 
William  W.  Street,  A.  R., 
*Robert  Hutchinson, 
*John  James  Fraser, 
BenjamiK  G.  Gray,  A.  B., 
*Lewi8  J.  Almon, 
*D.  Gustavus  Maclauchlan, 
♦Charles  W.  Weldon,  A.  M 
Alexander  Rallentine, 
*Hurd  Peter ><,  A.B., 
William  P.  Dole,  A.  B.,    ... 
James  J.  Kerr, 
John  L.  Marsh,  Juu.,  A. 
JaiiU'8  Taylor,  Jan., 
*William  Henry  Tuck,  Q, 
*Charles  J.  Sayre,  . . . , 

Gtorge  Fredericli'  JRll,  ... . 
*^Willium  W*;dderburn,  .... 
Josejdi  l>.  Peck,  . . . . 

WiUiaiti  MtriHtt  Wright 

* Alj'nd  Win.  Sacary,  A.  B. 
*Jaraes  R.  MttC8ho,ne,        . . . . 


B. 


Ad!ntttc<l 
Ailornt-v. 


Ad  mi  tied 
lyjiiTistcr. 


4-4 


R. 
C. 


l;K)ot  , 
(5  Feb., 

do 

do 
7  do 
12  June 
IG  Oct.,  184' 


451 
do! 
do, 
(W 
45 


(to 
16  Oct 
5  Feb., 
do 
do 
do 
do 

11  June, 
15  Oct., 

do 

do 

do 
Ifido 
4  Feb., 
10  June, 

do 
14  Oct., 

do 

do 

do 

do 
14  Oct., 

12  Oct., 
7  Feb., 

do 

13  June, 
13  June, 

do 

Oct,, 

do 

do 

Oct.. 

12  June, 
Oct., 

7  Feb., 
10  June, 
do 
Oct., 
April, 

13  Oct., 
do 

Feb., 
\prii, 
Feb., 
Oct., 

do 
do 
do 


do 
1845 
46 
do 
do 
do 
do 
46 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
4; 
47 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
47 
AT 
48 
50 
do 
50 
50 
do 
50 
do 
do 
50 
51 
51 
52 
do 
do 
do 
5? 
do 
do 
54 
do 
1850 
5() 
5 

do 
do 


15  Oct. 

4  T'ob., 

5  do 

17  June, 
8  Feb., 

10  Juue, 
14  Oct 

do 
14  Oct.. 
8  Feb., 

do 

do 

do 

do 

18  June, 

12  Oct., 

13  do 

14  do 
do 

12  Oct.., 
10  Feb., 

15  June, 


47  i 

48 
47 
47 

1S47 
do 

1847 
48 
do 
do 
d., 
do 
48 
do 
do 
47 
do 
48 
4it 
do 


Oct., 
do 
do 
do 

12  Oct., 

13  Juue, 
Oct., 

7  Feb., 
10  A  jril, 


40 
do 
do 
do 

48 
50 
50 
52 
51 


Feb., 
12  June, 

Oct., 

do 
27  Oct., 
27  Oct., 
10  June, 

Oct., 

Oct., 

June, 

do 


58 
51 
52 
do 
51 
51 
53 
52 
55 
53 
do 


Oct., 
do 
do 
June 


54 
5j 
do 

56 


June,  1858 

Ui'i.,        do 

do  5',) 

do  58 

do  do 


Residence. 

London. 
Dorchester. 
Xora  Scntia. 
Richibucto. 

Saint  John. 
United  States. 
California. 
Fredencton. 
Natal. 

Saint  John. 
Sussex. 
Saint  John. 
Hopewell. 
Gagetown. 
St.  Andrews. 
Saint  John. 

do. 
Xew  York. 
Newcastle. 
P'redericton. 
Australia. 
Westmorland. 
St.  Ste))hen. 
Saint  John. 
Ottawa. 
Chatham. 
Saint  John. 
Charlotte. 
Saint  John. 
Chatham. 
IMuncton. 
Chatham. 
Woodstock. 
Fredericton. 
Richibucto. 
Fredericton. 
Halifax,  N.  S. 
Saint  John. 
Bathurat, 
Saint  John. 
Saint  John. 

do. 

do. 
Amherst. 
Fredericton. 
I  United  States. 
Saint  John. 
Ric'iibucto. 
I  St.  Stephen. 
Siiint  Jolui. 
Hopewell. 
Saint  Jtih:;. 


Di^by. 
Saint  i 


John. 


laloner's* 


[1873. 


'nco. 


Stranp^crs  visitinjs;St.  John  nrc  invited  to  cnil  at  Chaloners. 


1873] 


BARRISTERS  AND  ATTORNKV^?. 


67 


A'^TTiittfii 
.Atiorni'v. 


j:.!;T!!,te 


Kcifiili-Mce. 


*C!iarlos  V..  h'lv.wr,, 
*Oh:u-les  N.  SkirmT,  Q.  C.,. 
*(J(or(--.,.  Sidney  Smith,  A.  1}., 
iJ.micI  li.  liiaiiuLjton,  .... 
JU'i!  janiin  li.  Stev<-iu  on,  ^  .  B., 
*}loiiry  Hartlett  liiaii)sforcl, 
*.l()hn  Auiriistiis  Wriaht.A.B. 

Amos  J>ot<fo^'it,  (JhaudUr 

T.  Gray  Morritt, 

*F.  E.  Barker,  D.C.L...... 

*Frc'lcrick  P.  llobinsou, 

("harlcs  Allison  Peck,        

*  A'llliain  Mniison  Jarvis, 

Josei  h  C.  Barl)erie,  .... 

(Charles  II.  B.  Fislier, 
(rtidavus  If.  BmnhleiJ,      ... . 
William  II.  Scovil,  . . . . 

Gtorge  To'  'd,  .... 

*John  Grictton  Clifford,     .... 
*.larn('s  Edgtir,  . . . . 

*A.  Kankin  Iknoii,  A.  B., 

Thomas  A.  AVelliiig,  

*Eclward  li.  Wetniore,  A.  ]}., 
William  M.  Cormoll,  LL.  B., 

*Geor^e  F.  Grejfory,         

Tltomufi  Kdly,  ... . 

^William  Colebj'ook  Perlcy, 
*Peter  Besnard,  J  im.,       . . . . 
Charles  W.  Cole,  ... . 

('harle.s  A.  Ilolstead,  

Geor};e  E.  King-,  A.  B.,     . . . . 
T.  Barclay  Robinson,   A.  B., 
Charles  fl.  Chandler, 
Caleb  Richardson,  .... 

Pntvick  E.  Sweeny,  

Finnemore  E.  Morton,       

Lewis  A.  Mills,  

Richard  B.  Weldon, 

William  L.  T.  Seely 

James  F.  McManus,  

Alfred  Henry  DeMill,  A.  M.. 
Frederick  A.  Morrison,  A.  B., 
*H.  i-iawrance  Sturdee,  A.  M., 
Silas  Alward,  M.  A.,  .... 

Peter  Millar, 
h'ohert  JirO'.hs  PeUrs,         .... 

Edwin  Byron  Winslow 

Robert  Caic,  

Thomas  Liivin Ilarfhon;  A.  li. 

Andrew  G    Blair,  

Alfred  F.  Street, 
(jcorge  McSorley,  .... 

Jainr.s  G.  Forbes,  . . . . 

Henry  C.  McMonagle,       .... 
A.  C*  Fuirweathcr,  . . . . 


Xi 


Feb, 

June, 

4  Oct., 

June, 

do 
1  April, 
1  April, 

do 

Juno, 

do 

Oct., 

April, 

Jo 
Oct., 

do 
Oct., 

do 

do 

do 
20  Oct., 
It  Feb., 

10  April, 
12  June, 

do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 

12  June, 
do 
do 

ID  Oct., 

do 

do 

do 
19  Oct., 
G  Feb., 

do 

13  Oct., 

11  do 

10  April, 
17  June, 
15  Oct., 

do 

do 

Feb., 

do 

do 

April, 

do 

do 

April, 
ItJ  June, 

do 


11 


13 


13 


58      Fob.. 

do       .Iv-ie, 

(io  ilC  Oct., 


5Uj 
doj 

00 

d'.l 


Juno 

do 
do 

do 

dr) 

oo'iy  Oct., 
do  I     June, 
doj     Oct.. 
doj     June, 
do]     Api'il, 
do  1 11)  Oct., 
doilU  do 
62:14  Oct. 
do!l3  do 

do; 

do  14  Oct., 
02!  7  Feb., 
08 i  0  Feb., 

dol 

03    7  June, 
dojlO  do 
do!      do 


do 
do 
do 
do 
03 
do 
do 


do 

do 

do 

12  Oct., 

12  June, 

do 
1 0  do 
63}  13  Oct., 
dol       do 

do 

do  13  Oct., 
03119  Oct., 

04112  Oct., 
do;  9  Feb., 
05111  Feb., 

do  111  Feb., 
04|  15  April, 
64!     June, 

04113  Oct. 
do      April, 

do! 

65' 

do| 

do  I 

65 

do 

do 

05  [ 

do 

dol 


8  Feb., 
8  July, 


April, 
do 
do 

April, 
Juno, 
do 


CO  l><>rolu'ster. 
flnjSniot  .lolin. 
h\<  Haiiil  .inl'u. 
(il  I  Dorchester. 
t;(»|St.  .'\ndre\v.s. 
K2iFrederictou. 
Cll^^aitit  John, 
do  Coiled  States. 
Pi;  Saint  John. 

01  do. 

02  do. 
03 1  Hopewell, 
do'i^iiint  John, 
do  Dalhousie. 
do  Fredericton. 

04  Ignited  States. 
65lSai»it  .John. 

. . .  Cnited  States = 
64  Grand  Falls. 

05  Woodstock. 

04  Fredericton. 
. . .  Shediac. 

01  Fredericton. 

05  Woodstock, 
do  Fredericton. 
doj  P.  E.  Island, 
do  I  Saint  John. 


do! 


do. 


05' Dorchester. 


05 
do 
04 
05 
00 


05 
60 
(iO 
00 
66 
05 
do 
05 
do 
07 


07 
do 


07 
do 


Moncton. 


Saint  .lolin. 

do. 

do. 
Ricliibucto. 
Arestook, 
Sussex  Vale. 
St.  Stephen, 
.Saint  John, 
Saint  John. 
Fiedericton, 
Saint  John. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Ottawa, 
Australia, 
Fredericton. 
Kichibueto. 
United  States. 
Fredericton. 

.  •^^■ 
tlo  Saint  George. 

07  Saint  John. 


do 
do 


do. 
do. 


Great  variety  in  tliR  Toilet  line  ollercd  at  Clialoncr's. 


68 


BAUklSTERS    AND  ATTOUNKYS. 


[1873. 


NAMKS. 


Frederick  W.  Stockton,    .. 
Walter  James  KihuT, 
William  lh'rb(,-n  Smuolt, . . 
llobert  J.  Ritctiey, 
llnhui  MnUlun\  A.  J/,     .. 

.Vllun  Alfred  I'e-jk, 

Randolph  Kctciiinn  Jones, 

Isaac  Allen  Jack,  A.  13.    .. 

James  II  an  nay, 

Jolm  P.  lLi(h<on, 

X.  Herbert  Vail, 

Israel  S.  Gross, 

PanielJordon,  jun  , 
j  Josiah  Wood, 
i  Alfred  E  Oiilton, 
J  ^Augustus  H.  Hauington, . . 
1  John  Herbert  Crawford,    . . 
j  *  Gilbert  11.  ^'vigsley,  LL.B 
!  Jeremiah  Travis,  LL.H.,  .. 
j  Alf)-ed  A.  Stockton,  j1.  M., 
I  Michael  Adams, 
\  Jaoies  IJeveridge, 

(Jliiiiies  W.  beokwith, 

Ezekiel  McLeod,  LL.li.,    .. 

It.  Chipnian  Skinner, 

Thomas  Milledge.M.  A.     .. 

Geoige  Fred'k.  Fisher, 

Alex.  W.  liaird, 

Joshua  Chandler,  A.  B.,   .. 

Stephen  B.  Appleby, 

Charles  U.  Lugrin,  A.  B.  . . 

George  11.  Steadman, 

William  B.  McSweeney,   .. 

William  C.  Milner, 

Daniel  C.  Courser,  LL.B... 

L.  Richmond  Harrison,  A.  B 

Charles  A,  Stockton,  LL.  B. 

James  D.  Phinney,  A.  B, .. 

John  Russell  Armstrong, . . 

John  Kerr, 

George  JL  MuUin^  LL.  B, 

Alex.  Slasou  Thompson,  .. 

Samuel  Joseph  Baker, 

Albert  Joseph  Hickman,  .. 

Eiiuard  R.  Gregory,  IjL.  B 

*  Montesquieu  McDonald, 

Daniel  B.  McGuire, 

Haliburton  Weldon,  B.  A. 

JuhaWillet, 

Thomas  VV.  Peters,  Jr.,  LL.B 

Pierre  A.  Landiy, 

ijCtimel  J.  'I'u'oedie, 

James  Mitchell,  A.  M. 

James  G.  Stevens,  Jr.,  A.  B., 


A  ("mil  to.  1 
Allorney. 


13  Oct. 
j      do 
11'^  Oct., 
:i4  do 
\U  Oct., 
jlii  do 
\  !•)  April, 
1')  June, 
Vi  Oct., 
lu  Oct., 

do 

do 

do 
9  Feb. 

do 
17  June, 

do 

do 
June 
U  June 

do 
iU  Oct., 

do 

do 

do 
10  Feb., 

10  Feb., 
do 
do 

19  Oct., 

19  Oct., 

do    . 

11  Feb., 
21  April, 

do 
19  June, 
'2.1  Oct., 

do 

do 

21  Oct. 
do 
do 

9  Feb,, 
do 
do 
do 
L!i  June, 
do 
do 

22  Oct., 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Adtiiiltcd 
lliinister. 


llcsulctice. 


do 


11  Oct., 

12  Oct., 
11  Oct., 


12  Oct., 

in  Oct., 

10  Feb., 


do      Oct., 

(').-) 1 12  Oct., 

do!  It)  Oct., 

1.5 ' 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

67 

do 

do 

do 

do 

07 

07 

do 

07 

do 

do 

do 

OS 

«« 

do 

do 

08 

08 

do 

(59 

69 

do 

69)15  June, 

09 

do 

do 

69 

do 

do 

70 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

d.. 

do 

do 


11  June, 
do 
do 
11  .June 
June 
do 
14  Oct., 
10  Oct., 
14  Oct., 
10  Oct., 
10  June, 
9  June, 
3  Feb., 
9  June, 
2  Feb., 
14  Oct., 
23  April, 


12  April, 
15  Jutic, 


. . .  I  Saint  John. 
(17 i Saint  John. 
uTjSamt  John. 

(i7;  ll". 

do.N'cw  York, 
.  , .  I  Windsoi',  N. 
.  . .  illopowcll. 
(;v;\Voodsto<dc. 
i',7; Saint  John. 
07  Fredericton. 
.  . .  'New  York. 
071  Saint  John. 
071         do. 
(JSjSaint  John. 
. . .  I  Dorchester. 
OSi         do. 
do'Saiut  John, 
do!        do 
(jSj Saint  John. 
<;s|Saint  John, 
do;  ^      do. 
08!  Newcastle. 
OS  Samt  John. 
08JFredericton. 
68  j  Saint  John. 
09 !         do 
Uli! Saint  John. 
(i9  Fredericton. 
Oy  I  Saint  John. 
';0|  Dorchester. 
)iy,  Woodstock. 
7o|(Trand  Falls. 
. . .  iMoncion. 
7o|Saint  John. 
7o  iSackville. 
70  Frederictou. 


S. 


11  Oct., 

7U 

Saint  John. 

do 

do 

do. 

do 

do 

Ilichibucto. 

11  Oct., 

70 

Sttint  John. 

do 

do 

do. 

do 

do 

Boston. 

8  Feb., 

71 

Frederictou. 

13  April, 

71 

Tobiqiie. 

15  June, 

71 

Dorchester. 

8  Feb., 

71 

Saint  John. 

15  June, 

7i 

do. 

do 

do 

do. 

do 

doi         do. 

12  Oct., 

71          do. 

do 

do 

do. 

do 

do 

Dorchester. 

d(> 

d. 

Ne\v(ui-I't>. 

do 

do 

St.  .'>UM)'ai-U. 

do 

do 

do, 

Spices,  ground  <&  whole,  Baking  t'owUers,  4&c.,atChaloner's* 


1878.] 


ECCLESIASTIOAL. 


69 


NAMES. 


Admitted 
AttojTifjy. 


Henry  Hil.VHrd,  J.L.  B.,     ...  ..j  18  Feb., 
icobcrt  O.  Stockton,  LL.  B.,         do 

Edward  T.  (1.  Kuovvl'js,     do 

Meiboiune  MoMonugle,      ....       do 
Harry   \i.  riiiiit,  ....       do 

A.  liainstord  iitilloch,         do 

Robert  A.  Botdeii,  A.  P..,  .  . , ,  i22  June, 
George  W.  Biirbicijj;o,  A.  M.,        do 
William  Pugsley,  A.  B.,    . . . . }     do 
Charles  Abner  Macdonald, ....  2fi  Oct , 


Admitted 
Da'Tister. 


Residence. 


1\ 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
71 
do 
do 
do 


20 
^0 


Fob., 
Ar^ril, 
Feb.. 
do 
do 
do 


72  Saint  John, 
do  Cbiithfim. 
d();SiU)it  John. 
doi         do, 
dolKredcricton. 
do  Woodstock. 


Saint  John, 
do. 
do. 


ECCLESIASTICAL. 

THE  CHURCH  OF  p:ngland. 
BiSHor — The  Right  Rev.  John  Medley,  D.  D.,  Bit>iiop  of  Fredcrictou — 

I')'cd<!riclon, 


Almon,  Rev.  Foster,  Missionary, Trinity 

Mission,  Huinl  Steplien. 
Armstrong,  Rev.  W.,  Curate,  St.  Luke, 

Portland. 
ArniBtrong,  Rev.  (loorgeM.,  Rector,  St. 

M.-irk,  s^aint  .lolm. 
Armstrong;,  Rfv.  \V.,  Rector  St.  James, 

Saint  Jolin— (Dean  Rural.) 
Bliys,  Rev,  I).  M.,  Rt'ctor,  Westmorland. 
Boyer,  Rev.  W.  N.,  liector,  Mcmctoii. 
Brown,   Rev.  Pliilij),   Missionary,    Dal- 

liousie, 
Carr,  Rev.J.  Frederic,  Citrate,  St,  Murk, 

St.  Jolin. 
Coster,  Rev.   N.  A.,  Rector,  Richibucto. 
Coster,  R»v.  C.  G.,  RM.  D.,  St.  Joim.  [tcr. 
Covert,  Rev.  W.  S.,  Missionary,  Laticas- 
Cruden,  Rfv.  W.,  Missionary,  Blackville 

and  Xelson. 
DeVehcr,  Rt'V,  Canon,  Rector  St,  Paul's, 

Portianil, 
Dowliiiff,   Rev,   Theopliiius  E.,   Rector, 

St.  George's,  Carleton,  St.  John. 
JIant'ord,  Ivev,  J,  S.,  Missionary,  Uidipjn, 
Harrison,  Rov. Canon,  Rector,  St.  Luke's, 

Portland, 
Ilartin,  Rev,  Thomas,  Missionary,   Can- 
ter l.>ury, 
Haninjxton,    Rev^   E,    A,    W.,    Rector, 

Prince  Williinn  and  DunitVies. 


Neales,  Rev.  J,,  Rector,  'jaiietown 
Neides,  Rev.  Wm,  S.,  Itectoi-,  Cliatliam 

Dean  Rural. 
Neales.  Rev.  T.,  Rector,  Woodstock. 
l'tirtridt?e,  llcv.  Francis,  Rector,  Rothc 

say. 
Pickett,  Rev.  D.  W.,  Missionary,  Green- 

wicli  and  Wickliam. 
Pearson.  Rev.  J.,  Sul)  Dean,  Cathedral, 

Fredericton,   and  Missionary  at  New 

Maryl:in<l. 
I'arnllion,  Itev,  Mr.,  Reclor  ofSt.  Jnde, 

Victoria,  Carleton,  St.  .John. 
Uol)erts,    Uev.  G.  G.,  Rector.  Sackvilli; 

.".nd  DorcJiester, 
I'lnsliton,  Kev.  Joseph,  Missionary,  Sain 

Stephen. 
Roijcrs,  R(!V,  G,,  Missionary.  Spriiifrfleld. 
richoHeld,  Rev.  (jeor^e.  itector.  Simonds. 
Seovil,  Rev.  W,    K.,  Reclor,   Kiuirston, 
Scovil,  Rev.  Canon,  Pli.  D.,  St.  .Joim. 
Shaw,  Rev.  B.,  Rector,  Graiul  Rake, 
Smilli,  Rev,    R,  E.,   Rector,  St.  (reor.co, 
Slicit,   Rev,  V/.    11.,  Missionary,   Ricli- 

mond. 
Sin)oiiils,  Rev.  R.,   Rector,  Maugervillc 

and  lUn'ton. 
Saturley,  Rev.  J.  II,,  Missionary,  Donglas 

ami  Brifrlit,  [lie  itc. 

Mcrlinij.Rev.  G.  11.,  Missionary,  Xewcas 


Hill,   Rev.  .1,  J.,  Rector  of  Trinity.  Saint  jTii.iie;,  iiev.  W.  H.,  Rector,  t.nieensl>ury. 

Joim.  ,*^       i         — (De.^ii  Ilurtii.) 

Haensel,  Re\-,  C,  L.  F..  Saint  ,lolui.  j  V.',!i'u.;i'ord.  Uev.  K.  A..  Ifecl'.'r.  Norton. 
Ilcyt.  Itev.  L.  A.,  Mis.si'/itary,  .Viiilovcr. ;  v-';iii;,.,-,  lii.v.  (.'anon,  Re^-tor,  Hampton. 
JaliVev,  Rev.  AV.,  Mi-.sii,iiary,  bl.  Mary's!     —(Dean  Uurai). 


aii.l  Sianlov.— (i)i  :ui  Rira!). 
Jarvis,  Rev.  G.  S.,  D.  D,,   Re«'tor,   S!ie- 

diao — (Dean  RiindV 
Kelclmm,  R.-v.  <  aiioi.,  D.  1)..  R.vl.'.r,  St, 

Andviws. 
Lee.  Rev.  *,anon,  Rector,  I'rcdeiieti'n. 
>tedley.   Rev.  CaaiMi,  Iti  eti.r,  Sii^>.v. 
McKiel.  ];ev,  \V,  Lei;.,  lUc  ;«;i-,  IS.iil/.ir- i. 
3iilnct\   lht\    C    Retired    ^HssiMual•y. 

Westflekl. 


W.iil 


jWeiKs,  R, 
i  S^'i'lmore. 


r,  ilev.  \V.,  As:;iHl;';it,  Moncton. 

.\.IJ.,  Mis.-'iMnary  Cocaii^ne, 
V,  i\  I,.  CMnite,  Kinprstoti, 
Wil'iaiii-.    I!ev.  .1.  S.,  Mi'^.ionary.  Cam- 

l„.S,.|l,.._.(^!).  ;in  Piii-a!.'i 
liV^i)/,  li.f.  A.,  T-''"''-'i   VI  i,;.-;,,7..ivi-    '■■• 

W'linlinan.    ReV, 

(i.-ld. 
Willis,  Rev.  C,  Missimiary,  PetUoodiac 


Ret"i'-d  Mis-:iMii;u'\", 
]•:.   S.,    Rector,    Wo.st- 


?i\ 


Citrate  of'MacnoAin,  the  popular  eltervcscentt  at  Chalotitii'^tt. 


70 


KOOLKSIASTICAti, 


[187H. 


PUESDYTERIAN    CHURCH    OF  '11113    MARITIME    I'UOVINCES. 
IN   CONNECTIOX   WITn  THE   CllUIlCrt   OP   SCOTL/VXl). 

Rov.  James  Murray,  Moderntor  nf  pyimd  ;    Rev.  Peter  Ktay,  Clerk. 

1.  PrenhyUri/'  <>f  St.  tfolm. — Pnint  Jcliii  :  Itevs.  Robert.  J.  Cfiineron,  Clerk; 
Fredericton,  John  M.  Brooke,  1).  1). ;  St.  Andrews,  Peter  Keiiy  ;   PortljiiKJ.  (leorne 

J.  Caie,  A.  15. ;  Nrialiwaak,  Stanley  Ac,  Rev.  Wm.  Fogo ;  Richmond  and  Woodstock, 
Rev.  W.P.  Uepg. 

2.  rre--ibyteiy  of  Mir<ir)iichi~Rc\a.  Wm.  "Wilson,  Clerk;  Rlack  River  iiml 
Red  Bank,  Rev.  A.  Russell;  Cliatliam,  Wni.  Wilson  ;  Newcastle  and  Douglustown, 
F.  R.  McDonald;  Tabusintac  and  B  irnt CImrcli,  John  Robertson. 

8.  I'renhytei'ij  iifRMiiioache. — Revs.  James  Murray,  Clerk  ;  Camnhelltown  and 
Flatlands,  William  Murray  ;  Ualliousie  and  Maplegreen,  JaniesMuiray ,  JJathurst, 
Frederick  Home,  A.  M  ;  New  Richmond,  .lohn  Wells. 

SYNOD    OF   THE    CHURCH    OF    NEV/    BRUNSWICK. 

Synod,  known  as  "  Tlie  Synod  of  the  Presbyterian  Church  of  New  Crunswiok," 
ecclesiastically  incorporateil  with  the  I're.shytorian  Church  of  the  Lower  I'ruvinceti, 
but  separately  existing  for  secular  purposes. 

Rev.*  James  Fowler  Moderator.     Rev.  James  Bennet,  Clerk. 

Chnrfres. 
Campbell  Settle  inent,  .tc. 
Springfield  and  Ens,'.  Ket. 
St.  John's  Ch  ,  St.  John. 
Carleton. 

Calvin  Church,  ft.  .Toiin. 
Sussex  and  Upper  Norton 
St.  David's  Ch.,  tit.  John. 
3alt  Springs,  Ac, 
Moneton. 
St.  James. 
HocaVu'C. 
St.  Hteplien. 
I'.aillie. 
Fi'edcrifton. 
Pi  i nee  Will  jiiu. 
PmIiiio:!  !\ivcr, 
J{i"!inio!!(l, 
Harvev. 
New  m\\*. 
Jiichil  •jcli\ 
Ji'aciivi  Ic'. 
River  CharJo, 
JJass  River. 


Presbyteries. 

Ministers. 

f  Rev 

Andrew  Donald, 

It 

Lewis  Jack, 

ti 

James  IJenriet, 

u 

J.  C.  }5urgess. 

«t 

Samuel  lloui^ton.  A,  M., 

11 

James  (rray,  A.  ^L, 

(( 

Neil  McKay,  Clerk, 

il 

J.  K,  Beiiristo,  Moderator, 

Satnt  John. 

C( 

J.  D    Murray, 

tt 

John  Tunibull, 

t( 

William  Millen, 

il 

Robert  Wilsoii, 

It 

.1.  W.  NeNon, 
Wiiiijiiii  Stuart, 

(1 

Samuel  McCully, 

i4 
1. 

Ja!i:--s  '•iihiiiui, 
Keiu'.-t'i  MrKay, 

(C 

Sa:Mifi  .hnillStOI:, 

1 

■          (1 

Angus  .McAla.-itcr, 

u 

Janir-j  Lmv,  A.  M., 

;  Miram'chi. 

(b 

'J'iio'.  as  'i    Ji'lmsioiic, 

1 

i( 

Tliomj'.s  N'cholsop, 

.  " 

James  Fowler,  C  erk, 

DIOCESAN    CHURCH   SOCIETY    OP    NEW    BRUNSWICK. 

President,  The  Rifrht  Rev.  John,  Lord  Bishop  of  Fredoricton;  Vice 
Presidents,  Hon,  Jolii\  S.  Saunders-,  Frederick  A.  M'iffjfins,  KsKpiire,  Hon.  Samuel 
L.  Tilley,  C,  Pi.,  Rev.  William  Scovil,  M.  A.  ami  William  ]\I.  Jarvis,  Ksfjuire  ;  Trea- 
surer, Henry  \V.  Frith,  Es!|ui"e.  Auditors,  0.  If.  T^'airweatiu  r,  j'.squirc,  W.  H.  A. 
Keaua,  K.-()Uii'e.  I.oii.ii  Cominiltee,  Rev.  W.  Scovil,  W.  M.  Jiirs  is,  Kiquirc,  B.  f/f.iter 
IV'tcrs,  Ksipiire,  (J.  Sidi.ey  Smith,  Kscpiire,  ^\'illiam  Carman,  K,-(|uiri',  and  Henry 
W.  Frith,  Esquire.  Secretary,  Kev.  William  Q.  Ketchuin,  D.  \)  ,  Saint  Andrews. 
Schedule  Committee — 'IheRiKht  Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop  (ex  oflieio),  Hev.  C.  Lee, 
Ph.  1),,  Rev.  W.  H.  DeVeber,  Rev.  (leo.  M.  AnnstroiiK,  Rev.  W.  Q  Kelchum,  D.  D. 
ex  olFicio"),  W.  M.  Jarvis,  E.-quire,  Hon.  !\lr..Iustice  Allen,  Ot'ori<e  A.  Std.ofield,  Esq., 
8.  D.  Ber'ton,  Esq  ,  O.  Sidney  Smith,  I'Isq.,  H.  W.  Frith,  E-q.  (ex  ollicio),  Geo.  A. 
Schofie  d.  Secretary  to  Committee.  Provision  for  Widows  and  Orphans  of  the 
Clergy — Rev.  (ieorge  Pearson,  Secretary.  Executive  Committee — Hon.  .ladj^e  Allen, 
Sanmel  1).  Berton,  Jame>  S.  Beek,  Wm.  Carman,  R.  T.  CUncli,  T.  W.  Daniel,  Hon. 
Judge  Fisher,  George  Y,.  Fenety,  R.  F.  Hazen,  T.  B.  Hanington,  I.  Allen  Jack,  W. 
M.  Jarvis.  B.  L.  Peters,  llurd  Peters,  Beverley  Robinson,  James  R.  Ruel,  Edward 
Simonds,  G.  Sidney  Smith,  G.  A.  Scliofield,  J.  Woodforde  Siaith,  G,  D.  Street,  Eze- 
kiel  Taylor,  C.  W.  Weldoii,  and  Hou.  K.  D.  Wilmot. 


^ay  Water,  Lime  Juice,  Cod  Liver  Oil,  at  Chalotier's. 


1878.] 


EOCLKSIASTKiAL. 


71 


REFORMED  PRRRnYTERTAN  CIIUJICII  OF  IRELAND. 

Ueva.  Alexiiiider  McLcod  Stavely,  St.  John,  J.  R.  Lawyon,  IJi'.rntaVille,  St.  Mar- 
tins, and  liluck  River;  MiUstrtam  aiid  AVatsou  Bettiemciit,  vacant. 


ROMAN    CATIIOLTC    CLEHaYMEN, 
IN    THR   niOOESR   or   SAINT  .TOnN,   NEW   UltUNSWICK. 


The  Right  Rev.  John  Sweknt,  D.  I),,  Bishop  of 
IJev.  Aiitoiiie  Ouellet,  Rev.  Francois  Crtriuier,  Rev. 


St,  John;  Rev,  Jo8.  Michau.1, 
W.   P.  Chapman,  and  Rev.  R. 


F<;dox,  City  of  St.  John;  Rev.  E.  .J.  Dunphy,  C.irletoii,  St.  John  ;  Kev.  R.  Verel<er,  St. 
Andrews;  ReVs.  J.  McDevitt,  P.  P.,  and  W.  McMaous,  Curate,  Freilericton;  Rev. 
K  McAuley,  New  Ireland,  Albert  County;  Rev.  P.  Babineau,  JJuctouche  ;  Rev.  R. 
McKenna,  Johnville,  C.  C.  ;  Rev.  Janies  Quinn,  and  Rj-v.  E.  Quinn,  Saint  Stephen  ; 
Rev.  E.  Doyle,  Saint  George;  Rev.  P.  Parrel,  Petersville,  Queen's  County;  Kev. 
Fathers  licfebre,  Joeffnion,  Joseph  Murray,  and  Hupitd,  Memranicook ;  Rev. 
VV.  Foley,  Woodstock ;  Rev.  W.  Aylward,  Quaco ;  ReV.  J.  Vereker,  Sussex  Vale; 
Rev.  P.  Bradley,  Cape  Bald;  Kev.  J.  N.  Vanier,  Rev.  A.  Goaselin,  Cocaigne;  Very 
Rev.  Thomaa  Connolly  V.  O,,  GraTidDigne;  Father  O.  Mahoncy,  Barachoia;  J. 
Ouellett,  St.  Mary,  Buctouche ;  Rev.  W.  Murray,  Richlbucto. 


WESLEYAN    METHODIST    MINISTERS. 
CONKKUKNTK    Oy  KASTKRN    JlRTTrsiI    AMKUICA. 

James  O.  llenaigar,  President;    Cliurlcs  Stewart,   D.  D,,  ('o-Dolcgato. 
Diiucan  D.  Currie,  Secretury. 

ST.    JOHN    DISTRICT. 
Henry  Pope,  Chairman.        D.  D.  Carrie,  Financial  Secretary. 

St.  John,  (Germain  Street),  Henry  Pope;  William  McCarty,  Supernumerary. 
(S<.  Johti^  (Centenary),  Duncan  D.  Currie;  Henry  Daniel,  Jas.  R.  Narraway,  A.  M,, 
Henry  Prince,  Supenuineraries.  iS^.  Jolm  (Exiuouth  Street),  Thomas  J.  Dein- 
stadt.  St.  Jolin  \Oity  Miwion),  William  Miiggs.  St.  John  (Portland),  Howard 
Sprague,  A.M.  <S<.  ./o'/t/nZion's  Church),  R.  Brecken,A.B.  St.  John  (Carleton), 
Robert  Duncan.  FdinnlL — H.  P.  Cowperthwaite,  A.M.  Snint  Amfreun,  C. 
Lockhart.  St.  Dtivid^",  W.  W.  Percival.  St.  Stephen,  John  A.  Clark,  A.  M.  Saint 
J?/7?ies,  A//.s<  (Home  Mission),  To  be  supplied  from  St.  David.  Sdint  Jumes,  Wf^\t. 
(Home  Mission),  William  F.  Penny,  A.  B.  JfiUtotc-)),  Richard  Smith.  Siissex  Vdlfi, 
Charles  W.  Duteher,  Robert  A.  Daniel.  Grand  Lake,  Robert  O.  Johnson.  Jei-U' 
sa/em,  Isaac  N.  I'arker.  Kingt^ton  (Home  Mission),  Charles  W.  Dockrell.  Vpham 
Joseph  B.  llemmeon. 

FRF.de RICTON   DISTRICT. 
H.  McKeown,  Chairmai .     Leonard  Gaetz,  Financial  Secretary. 

Frederiitoi),  Leonard  Gaetx.  Mo.ryfitiUt,  Robert  Wilson.  I-iHntiville  (Home 
Mission)— To  be  supplied.  yu«(/N<:'/t'a»-,'Robert  H.  Taylor,  Shtjfteld,  Frederick  W. 
Harrison.  Woodtock,  Hezekiah  McKeown.  Cariierhuri/,  J oht\i},  .\lien.  Kiu.tdti. 
?)/We  (Home  Mission) — Charles  W.  Hamilton.  Jack-tonv  Vc,  Ezra  B.  Moore.  /Vo- 
rfneexullo,  Isatc  Howie.  Andover  (Home  Mission)— George  B.  Payson.  Na^-h- 
waak;  Jos  Seller,  A.  M.  Boientoion,  Tliomas  Marshall.  Gtmetmon,  Julias  Slackford. 
Miramichi,  Ingham  Sutcliflfe,  Alfred  H.  Wtbb.  Balharnt,  C.  H.  Paisley,  A.  M.  ; 
DaZliousie^  One  to  be  sent. 

SACKVILLB    DISTRICT. 
Elins  Brettle,  Chairman.     J.  G.  Angwin,  Financial  Secretary, 
Sackri!h\  Elias  Brettle  ;  Poiy>td»  Jhitc,  ,\QS^\t\\  {\   Angwin.    liaiedeV(^"te,  ^.T 
Teed,  William  Baines.     Monctonand  Coverdalc,  I.  K.  Thurlow,  Stephen  Humphrey. 
A.  M,,  Supernumerary.     iJo/c/u'^^f?/,  Robert  A,  Temple,  Wm.  Teniple,  Supernume- 
I  rary.    I/opncet/,  Samupl  Ackitan.     IJill.sbor(ni(//i,  Douglas  Chiipman.      l/avdo.'k, 
I  Thomjis  Allen.    Sa/i'tlniry ami  KIght,  G.  W.Fisher.  BicfnJincto,  Richard  Weddell 
I  Atnhtf.'it,  John  Waterliouse.    Xappan,  John  M.  Pike.    J'lcrrnboro',  David  B.  Scott, 
!  John  Uolts.     AdO'Jcaiti  IIurOaui\  Joseph  M.  Fisher. 

CHRISTIANS,  OR  DISCIPLES  OF  CIFIU'^T. 
Saint  John,  N.  B. — Duke  Street. — Pastor,  Elder  George  GarrHty. 
Deer  Island,  N.  B  — Pastors,  Elder  Harris  Greenlaw  and  W.  F.  Hughes. 

Letite  (St.  Geor^re).— Elder . 

Keswick,  N.  B.— Elder . 


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BAPTIST    MfNTSTKRS    IN    NEW    BRUNSWICK. 
WESTEUV   ASSOCIATION. 

Rev.  I.  E.  Kil',  Saint  John,  Mo<lerator ;  Ucv.  W.  B.  Coft^s,  Portland,  Clerk. 
Revs.  G.  W.M.  Carey,  A.  M.,  W.  S,  McKeniie,  A.  M.,  William  M.  Kv-ritt,  James 
Spencer,  and  Rev.  I.  E.  Bill,  8«n.,  Saint  John  :  W.  A.  Curcy,  Carleton  ;  William 
li.  IJoffRi?,  A.  ai.,  Portland ;  J.  Iv  l!leal<ney,  Uiclmiond,  0.  C.,;  Thomas  IMeakney, 
Woodstork  ,  G.  R.  Caiuj'bell,  i'ci  River  ;  J.  CI.  Harvey, Upper  Woodstock  ;  James 
Tofcef,  Ludlow,  Wiiliaui  M.  KdwaJ-^fl,  Blissfleld?  Gforge  Estahrooka,  Simonds ; 
William  L.  IIopkluB,  Peiuifleld  ;  Charles  Spurden,  D.  D.,  Akx.  Estabrooks,  T.  II. 
Porter,  and  C.  Goodspeed,  A.  B,,  Kredericton  ;  James  Walker,  Mascareen  ;  Edward 
[lickson,  A.  M.,  St.  G«^orge  ;  T.  W.  Saunders,  Prince  William  ;  J.  H.  Tupper,  Queens- 
bury  ;  E.  Webb,  South  Richmond  ;  W.  C.  Uideout,  SU  Davids  \  W.  D.  Manner,  Ma' 
rysville;  T.  M.  Munfo.Macnaquack;  George  Seely,  Saint  Andrews;  J,  W.  Manning^ 
A.  B.,  Saint  Stephen  ;  B.  N.  Hughes,  Upper  Gagetown ;  George  Rigby,  Klngsclear; 
James  Trimble,  Newcastle,  G.  L. ;  George  Howard,  Jacksontonrn  ;  Benjamin  Jewctt, 
Bloomfield;  T.  B.  Layton,  Musquash;  Samuel  Burt,  Jacksonvile;    P.  0.  Keece, 

lAcentiatea—'V.  P.  Davies,  D.  C  -ill  well,  Jas.  S,  May,  John  Forrest,  Solomon  W. 
Parent,  George  L.  Price,  John  Simpson,?F.  G.  Currie,  J,  A,  Durkee,  William  Annis, 
Peter  R.  Knight,  Edmund  II.  Duval,  William  Beddow,  Edgar  Hatfield,  and  John  D. 
Eatman, 

EASTERN    ASSOCIATION. 

Rev.  Thomas  Todd,  Sackville,  Moderator;  Rev.  W.  A.  Corey,  Carleton,  Clerk. 

Revs.  David  Bleakney  and  W,  A.  Crandal,  Elgin;  Samuel  Bancroft,  Butternut 
Ridge;  W.A.J.  Bleakney,  Petitcodiac;  David  Crandal,  Peter  Spragg,  and  W.  A, 
Troop,  Springfield  ;  W,  A.  Coleman,  Hopewell;  W.  T.  Corey,  and  Patrick  Duffy, 
Hillsborough  ;  E.  C.  Corey,  Sussex;  John  L.  Shaw,  Dorchester  Corner;  D.  S.  Car- 
penter, Bayside,  Port  Elgin;  H.  A.  Charlton,  Range,  Grand  Lake;  J,  E.  Fillmore, 
(Lower  Turtle  Creek),  Coverdalc;  James  Uerritt  and  John  Hughes,  Havelock; 
James  Irving,  Baltimore,  A.  C. ;  Elias  Kierstead,  Collina  Corner  ;  Donald  McPhail, 
Buctouche;  Alex.  Mutch,  Fairfield;  A.  B.  Macdonald,  Narrows,  Q,  C. ;  Abel  Wash- 
burn, Saint  Martins;  G.  W.  Springer,  Jemseg;  J,  C.  Steadman,  Elgin,  Little  River; 
Thomas  Todd,  Sackville ;  W.  W.  Corey,  Salisbury ;  J.  M.  Curry,  Hammond  Vale ; 
Prank  Beattie,  Shediac;  J,  W.  Carpenter,  Bayside,  A.  C. ;  I.  E.  Rill,  Jun.,  Hamp- 
ton; Solomon  Smith,  2d  Alma;  G.  P.  Miles,  Amherst;  J.  W.  Carpenter,  Bayside, 
A.  C.  ;  James  Goldrup,  Coverdale. 

/,ice/(fwiyes.~Michael  Gross,  Robert  Howe,  B.  A.  Herrltt,  H.  Campbell,  Jacob 
Steeves,  George  Beckwith,  Oswell  Keith,  Millege  Lewis,  Asa  Perry,  and  Edgar 
Hatfield. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  BAPTIST  HOME  MISSIONARY  BOARD  — 1872-73. 

Rev.  I.  E,  Bill,  President;  Revs.  0.  Spurden,  D.  D.,  W.  A.  Coleman,  G.  M.  W.  Ca- 
rey, David  Crandall,  James  Herritt,  W.  S.  McKenaie,  James  A.  Smith  Thos.  Todd, 
A.  ¥.  Randolph,  and  C.  F.  Clinch,  Esquires,  Vice  Presidents;  J.  W.  Hartt,  A.M., 
Corresponding  Secretary;  J.  E.  Marsters,  Recording  Secretary;  Gilbert  M,  Steeves, 
Esquire,  Treasurer;  Hon,  Alexander  McL.  Seely,  Auditor,  Executive  Board — Rev. 
W.  B.  Boggs,  A,  B. ;  Messrs,  Thomas  Bell,  William  Blizard,  C.  E.  Burnham,  John 
Chaloner,  Edmund  H  Duval,  C.  D.  Everitt,  Z.  O.  GabeK  S.  E.  Gerow,  John  H,  Har- 
ding, V.  Graves,  John  Smith,  Martin  Wortman,  J.  W.  Herrington,  William  Lewis,  A, 
W.  Marsters,  J.  S.  May,  Thomas  Ralston,  Robert  Sears,  John  Christopher,  Jonathan 
Titus,  Henry  Vaughiin,  Gilbert  White,  and  William  Buchanan,  Of  this  Board  all 
Ministers  connected  with  the  two  Associations  are  memberBeo)  officio. 

NOVA  SCOTIA,  NEW 


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OFFICERS  OF  THE    BAPTIST  CONVENTION  OF 

BKUNSWICK,   AND    P.  E.  ISLAND  — 1872-73. 
"Rev.  O.  1^..  Day,  M.  D.,  Presi  lent;   Revs.  J.  D.ivi.«,  A.  M.,    Hon.  A.  McL.  Sf 
.and  \Vm.  I'aulkiier,  Esquire,  Vice  Presidents;  Rev.  W.  B.  Boggs,  A.  B.,  Secret;! 
Prof.  D.  F.  Iligginb,  A,  M.,  AGnistant  Secretary ;  W.  Vaughau,  Esquire,  Treasu 

nOAllD    QV    POREION    MrSSIONS, 
Revs.  Chir.lea  Tiipper,  D.I).,  G.  E.  Doy,  .T.  M.  Cnimp,  D.D.,  D.  A.  Ptr-jle,  I.  E  Hill. 
A.  B.  Mricdonuld,  .)   Davis,  Wm,  M.  Everitt,  W.  B.  Boggs,  G.  M.  W.  Carey,  A.  M.', 
T.  H.  Rand,    Hon.  A,  McL.  Seely,   A.  W.  Masters,   and   G.  M.  Steeves,  Esquires. 
Rev.  W,  S.  McKeuiEie,  Secretary ;  Z.  G.  Gabel,  Esquire,  Treasurer,  { 


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BOARD  OP  GOVEKNORS  OF  ACADIA  <^OLLECE,  N.  S. 

Revs.  G.  Armstronff,  A.  M. ;  A.  S.  Hunt,  A.  M.  ;  S.  W.  DoKlois.  A. 
M. ;  I.  E.  Bill  ;  D.  M.  Welion,  A.  M.  ;  John  Davia,  A.  M.  ;  W.  S.  Mc- 
Kenzie,  A.  M.  ;  Hon.  .ludfife  Johnston  ;  Hon.  D.  McN.  rarker,  M.  D,  ; 
D.  Rupert  Eaton,  Kna.f'A.  Ci.  Gabel,  Esa. ;  A.  F.  Randolph,  Esa. ;  Hon. 
Judge  McCuUy;  Wm.  Faulkner,  Esq.  ;  U.  Douglass,  Esq.  ;  A.  W.  Mas- 
ters, Esq. ;  J.  H.  Harding.  Esq.  :  Rev.  T.  U.  Porter  ;  Rev.  H.  W.  De- 
Blois,  A.  M.,  Secretary  ;  A.  D.  VV".  Barss,  Esq  ,  A.  M.,  M.  D.,  Treasurer. 

NOVA   .SCOTIA   MINISTERI\L   EDUCATION   BOABD. 

Rev.  D.  Ereeraau,  Chairman ;  S.  B.  Kempton,  Secretary;  J.  W.  Earss, 
Esq.,  Treasurer;  Rev.  James  Parker,  A.  W.  Sawyer,  D.  I).,  James  Mc- 
Donald, aud  Charles  P.  Eaton,  Esquires. 

OKFICERS  OF  THE  RAl'TIST  HOOK  AND  TRACT  SOCIETY 1872-73. 

"VV.  S.  McKen«ie,  M.  A.,  Fresidunt;  Ilonry  Vaai?hAn  and  Valentine  Graves,  Es- 
quires, Vice  Presidents  ;  .lohn  F.  Masters,  Treasurer  and  Secretary:  Revs.  I.  E. 
Rill,  W.  B.  Boggs,  B.  A.,  U.  M.  VV.  Carey,  M.  A.,  James  Spencer,  and  Hon.  A.  McL. 
Seely,  0.  E.  Burnham,  Charles  D.  Everett,  Z.  G.  aabel,  John  H.  llarjing,  Arthur 
VV,  Marsters,  John  Smith,  James  S.  May,  and  Gilbert  M.  Steeves,  Committee. 


CONGREGATIONAL  CHURCHES  IN  N.  SCOTFA  AND  TST.  BRUNSWICK. 

Saint  John,  Rev.  8.  O.  Dodd,  Pastor;  Sheffield,  Rav.  W.  Williams;  Milltown, 

Rev.  Eds;ar  L.  Foster;  Keswick  Ridge,  — ■ ;    Cardigan, ;    Flu- 

renceville, -;  Grand  Lake, ;  Halifax,  N.  S.,  Rev.  J.  Eliot; 

Liverpool,  N.  S.,  Rev.  J.  Melvin,  and  Rev,  C.  Duff;  Brooklyn  and  Beachmeadows, 

N.S., ;  Milton,  N.  S.,   Rev.  R.  K.  Black;    Pleasant  River,  N.  S.,   Rev.  S. 

Sykes;  Cornwallis,  N.  S.,  Rev.  J.  Whitman  ;    Yarmoiitli,  Rev.  A.  Maugregor;  Che- 

bogue,  N.  S  ,  — ■ ;  Margaree,  N.  S., -;  Maitland  and  Noel,  N.  S.,  Rev. 

J,  MuLellaa. 

0FFICEK8  OP  THK  CONGREGATIONAL  UNION   OF    NOVA  SCOTIA  AN1> 

NEW    BRUNSWICK. 

Rev.  W.  Williama,  Chairman;  Mr.  James  Woodrovv,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer;  Hon.  Freeuum  Tapper,  Isaac  Bi-trpoe,  M.  P.,  Mr  Froenuin 
D(>nnis,  Rev,  S.  G.  Dodd,  Ruv.  A.  MacGrei^or,  Rev.  C.  Duff,  Rev.  J. 
Whitman,  and  Mr,  H.  P.  Bridgug,  Union  Coraniiitee. 


FREE    CHRISTIAN    BAPTIST    CHURCH. 
Rev.  J.  E.  Rou'l,  Chairman,  Gagetown,  Q,iieens  County. 
Kev.  J.  T.  I'arsons,  Corresponding  Secretary,  City  of  Saint  John. 
B.J.  Underbill,  Esquire,  Recordin;;Secretary,  St.  John,  N.  K. 

Revs.  Charles  McMuUin,  Brighton ;  Ezekiel  Siprill,  Wakefield  ;  Edward  Weyman, 
Mouth  Millstreara  ;  Geor^^e  Orser,  Lower  Wakefield  ;  Joseph  Noble,  Woodstock; 
Jacob  Gunter,Na8hwaak;  Benjamin  Merriit,  Otnabog;  Alexander  Taylor,  Cainp- 
pobello;  Robert  French,  Kars  ;  John  Perry,  Saint  John  ;  William  Kinghorn,  Nas- 
waasis;  Peter  Malloch,  Welshpool,  Campobello;  Thoiua.s  Connor,  Woodstock ;  John 
McKensie,  Jerusalem;  Cyril  Boucett,  Knofflefvillo  ;  J.  N.  Barnes,  Grand  Manan  ; 
Stephen  B.  Curry,  Queenshury;  Thomas  Vanwart,  Waterville;  Freeman  Babcock, 
Campo  Bello ;  Samuel  Downey,  Kars ;  William  Brown,  Whitehead  Island,  Char- 
lotte County;  Jarvis  Shaw,  Wakefield;  George  W.  McDonald,  Presque  lsle,0.  0. ; 
John  E.  Reud,  Upper  Gagetjwn  ;  G,  T.  Hartley,  Upper  Woodstock,  Carletoa 
County ;  Joseph  McLeod,  Fredericton,  York  County  ;  Aaron  Kenney,  Victoria 
Carleton  Co. ;  Solomon  Smith,  Rusagornish,  Sunbury  County;  Elijah  Gray,  Wick- 
low,  0.  C. ;  C.  T  Phillii.3,  Sussex;  Benjam'n  SliPirwood,  Upper  MiKslream;  Tho- 
mas Fitetierbert,  Kent,  C.  C. ;  E.  Garraty,  Lincoln;  John  Gravenor,  Presqu'Isle; 
J.  S.  Ja.ies,  Carerliill. 

Lic<>ntiate.s.~Jo\n\  Henderson,  Wicklow,  0.  C;  D.  N.  Harris,  Southamplou; 
and  T,  W,  Carpenter,  Wickham. 


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HOME    MiaSION  SOOIKTY    OK  THE    F.  0.    DAPTISXa    Of    N.    B. 

•*'Rev.  J.  Noble,  President;  Revs.  J.  StiRw,  E.  Weyman,  and  (I.  Doucett,  Vlce- 
PresidtrntB;  Kev.  G.  A.  Hartley,  CorreHpondiuj?  Secretary:  lie  v.  G.  T.  I'liillips, 
Reconlin^' £?eoret}»ry  ;  Rl'V.  J.  T.  ParHoris,  Treasurer ;  Rev.  a.  Downey,  Auditor. 
Executive  Committee — D,  W,  Clark,  V.aq.,  Wm.  Puters,  Ksfj.,  Uev.  W.  Kingborn, 
E.  C.  Freeze,  Esq.,  Rev.  J.  T.  Parsons,  Uev.  U.  I'rench,  and  Uev.  j.  Ounter. 

FOREIGN  MISSION  SOCIETY  OF  THE  F.  C.  BAFl'iaTS  OF  N.  B. 

Rev.  T.  Vanwnrt,  President;  Revs.  0.  t.  Phiriips,  A.  Taylor,  and  W.  Brown, 
Vice  Presidents;  Rev.  John  Perry,  Corresponding  Secretary;  Uev.  J<  E.  Keud, 
Recording  Secretary;  Wm,  Peters,  I^^q.,  Treasurer;  L.  8.  Vanwart,  Auditor. 
Executive  Committee— Rev.  J.  McLcod,  J.  Ounter,  O.  Orsor,  0.  McMullin,  T^  Con- 
nor, William  Kinghorn,  E.  Weyman,  J,  MuKenzie,  Wm.  Peter?,  Eiq.,  J.  Cliff, 
Esq.,  E.  C.  Freeze,  Esq.,  and  the  two  Secretaries. 

P.  C.    BAPTIST  SABBATH  SCHOOL  CONVENTION. 

Rov.  A.  Kenny,  President  j  all  the  Elders  of  Conference,  Vico-Pre- 
sidenta;  W.  O.  (iaunco,  Secretury  ;  E.  C.  B'reeze,  Esq.,  Agent;  L).  \V. 
Clark,  Eaq.,  Treasurer;  Executive  Committee — Kev.  J.  (iunter,  L.  3. 
Vanwart,  J.  Slipp.  tt.  Slipp,  J,  Cliff,  G.  W ,  Knox,  Esq.,  J.  Henderson, 
Rev.  J.  Jones,  and  E.  Qarrity. 

F.  O.    BAPTIST  BOARD    OF    MANAGERS. 

D.  W.  Clark,  Esq.,  Chairman;  Rev.  G.  A.  Hartley,  Robert  Slipp, 
B.  J.  Palmer,  George  L.  Slipp,  and  Q.  W.  Boyer^  Esquires. 

F.  C.  BAPTIST  ministers'  RELIEF  FUND. 

Rev.  Yerxa  White,  Chairman ;  Rev.  E.  Weyman  and  G.  W.  Mc- 
Donald, Vice  Chairmaus;  Rev.  J.  Noble,  Secretary ;  I).  W.  Clark,  Esq., 
Tryasorer.  Revs.  C.  McMullin,  G.  A.  Hartley,  li.  J,  Uuderhill,  Esq., 
and  B.  L.  Palmer,  Esq.,  Dis-bursing  Committee 


EDUCATIONAL. 

EDUCATIONAL  DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  PROVINCE. 

Provincial  Board  of  Education. — The  Governor,  the  Members  of  the  Executive 
Council,  the  Pre.sident  of  the  University  of  Nc  at  IJrunBwick,  and  the  Chief  Sispor- 
intendent  of  Education. 

Chikf  SnpKRiNTBNDESTOF  EmiOATioN. — Thcodorc  II.  Rand,  Esquire,  M.  A. 

Olkrk. — George  Thompson. 

iNHPEOTOKS  OF  SCHOOLS. — Albert — James  Oarnwath.  Garleton— James  H,  Jacqifes, 
Charlotte — James  Mitchell.  Gloucester — James  Smi;h.  Kent— Thomas  W.Wood. 
Kings— D.  P.  Wetmore.  Northumberland — James  J.  Pierce.  Queens— Rev.  Ben- 
jiimin  Shaw.  RestigoL'che — Uev.  Thomas  Nicholson.  Saint  John— B.  H.  Duval, 
fcunbury— Dr.  Brydges.     Westmorland — James  Wilson,  Juu.    York — E.  C.  Freeze. 

Provincial  Examiners  of  Tkackkks. — W,  Brydone  Jack,  D,  C.  L.,  Examiner  in 
School  Management,  &c.  Thomas  Harrison,  LL.  B. ,  Examiner  in  Matbematics. 
Charles  Spurdon,  D.  D.,  Examiner  in  liistory  and  Geography'  George  Roberts, 
Ph.  D.^,  Examiner  in  Language,  &c. 

MADRAS  SCHOOL. 

Thk  Qovbrbtob  and  Trustees  op  thb  Madras  .School  m  Nbw  Buusswic  '.—The 
Lieutenant  (Jovernor;  the  I/ord  Biahop  of  the  Diocese;  the  Members  of  lier  Ma- 
jesty's Council;  the  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Vic  5  Admiralty ;  the  Speaker  of  the 
House  of  Assembly;  the  M{»yor  and  Recorder  of  Saint  John;  the  Rector  and 
Churchwardens  of  Trinity  Church,  Saint  John;  together  with  tlie  Rev.  William 
Scovil,  and  G.  Sidney  Smith,  liaquire. 

0.  W.  Woldou,  Esquire,  Clorkand  Treasurer, 


Canvai  and  BnnKew,  nt  Chnloner*R  Drnor  store. 


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KDUCATIONAI.. 


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UNLVERHITV    OP    N'KW    HJ;  L'NsWiru. 

Visiter  oil  hf.'linU  iif  !Iit  ^llljo■^t.v — ITi*  Honor  tho  l.ifUtijn.iiit  (iovernnr, 

C()MPui:ATi')N  AND  M KMDKift  oP  i^KVATK — V('.  Jlr.viUirio  .liick,  1 ).  0.  [j.,  I'lTsident; 
Hon.  .Foliri  ;■;  ?i.'nii(!>M-<,  Ilon.Ji>tin  ){i>l)"iM!'ini,  Mum.  UaviinVii k,  lloylo  TiMvurs, 
Ksq.,  M.  1).,  lion.  A.  ,McL  tieely,  A,  Atlieitoii,  iM.D.,  Dzukltl  McLeocI,  Esq,  and 
Ai'ilillifilil  Ilan-i-ii>ii,  I'Nq. 

Ht'tiirttrar  and  'Vici.iurcr— I'dwari!  II.  Wilinnt,  Ilnq. 

I'rofcHsoi*  of  MnU'einatlrs,  Natural  IMtilnxnptiy  and  Astronomy  —  William 
llrydone  Jack,  U.  C.  L.  Trofcsnor  of  Cliemi»try  and  Nutuiai  Science — Loring 
\Y.  Hiiiley,  A.  |V1.  riote.xsor  of  Knglisli  Ijitoratuv.',  Lotfic  and  Metapliysics— Tho- 
mas Harrison,  1,1,. I!.  L'rdfos.sor  of  Olassifal  liiterature  and  History — (leorj?e 
Kiilas  F-'fter,  A.  li,  I'rofcssdr  of  Krerich  liannuairu  and  liitirature— Francis  I*. 
Itivff.  Instructor  iri  tlii^-Ciorniun  LanHUaf^'f  -  (icorfjc  1'.  U.  ilildcbiand,  Fxanii- 
nwrsfur  I)t•^;n.■L'^ — lU'V.  CharlciU.  Conier,  A.  ,M  ,  I'll.  I).  ;  llev.  L'riariea  Lee,  A.  M.  ; 
Uov.  J.  RI.  lliooke,  l>.  I).  ;  llev.  Cluid,  S|iurdu:i,  I).  D.  ;  Ex.Hruincr  in  Civil  Law — F. 
K.  r.aiU.M-,  1)   r.  li. 

CiiLi.Kai.\Tn;  Pcuooi,,  Fredericton. — Head  Master,  (icor^,'i)  liobert  I'arkin,  A,  M. 
Hccond  M'tster — Henry  ."^oahnry  IS:  itUc,  A.  M.  A.-i  st.'int  Fn.v'li>li  Master — John 
Moors.  Instructor  in  French— Francis  I'.  Uivct,  Instructor  in  Ciertuaii— George 
F.  H.  Hiidebrand. 

V.    C.    U.    r.DUCAIMON-    SOCfKTV    OF    N.     H.    AM)    N.     S. 
I'resident,    K.  0   Freeze,   Ksqulre  ;    Vice-l're.sidents,   Kevs.  A.  Taylor,   and  lU'V. 
Geor;;o  A.  Hartley  ;  yecetjuy,  I.  N.  ;:M)!irp,  M.  1>  ;   Treai<tner,  Itcv.  J    Nohle;   l»i- 
rcctors — (iideou  McLeod,  Ksq ,  Eidred  Cahuon,  Kxq. ;  O.W.  Beyer,  Esq.,  and  Kev. 
IJ.  Mcrritt. 

NKNV    BKUNBWICK    BAl'TIST    KDICATION    SPCIKTV. 

Prcsi-lriit.  Z.  O.  (Jabel,  Esq.  ;  Vico  Pfc  ideuts,  Rev.  (\  Spurden,  D.  D., 
Hoi).  .\.  McL.  Sei'lv  ;  Tri-asiiffM-,  U.  G.  Luiit,  V.s([.  ;  So(;r(tarv--.Iumes 
A.  E.sti.y  ;  Hortid  ot  Directors  -A.  F.  liamlolpli.  A,  1)  Vor\;i,  VV.  S. 
lOstt-y,  (/'.  P.  Clincli,  A.  Yuiitit',  .lauie.s  11.  .Morun,  Win.  Vaiigliaii,  It.  T. 
|{al>bil,  J.  li.  ISrailluid,  William  Swim,  Jiimos  Tiln.s,  A.  VV.  Masters,  !>. 
l'].  Uiiriiliuiii,  (J.  (i  l)L'rrvmau,  Oilberl  M.  Stoevorf,  John  Pislicr,  .loliu  11. 
llai'»liiii(,  lleiiiv  Vuiif^huii,  Kouben  (J.  Lttiit,  John  Smith,  i).  V\  lioberls, 
E.  Read,  Jo.sepii  Ciaiulall,  and  lion.  Jmlf^o  Steailinan, 

Truxtco^ofthc  Siiidiiitry. — R«v.  C.  Sjmrdtui,  1).  D.,  uud  Asu  Coy,  Z.  O. 
Gai)e!,  A.  K.  Itandiilpli,  and  llonry  V'anijhan. 

lu't'.cnticc  Co/iiui/Uec—liev.  T.  il,  I'ortor,  A.  F.  Randolph,  Hon.  Judjgc 
Stoadman,  T.  II.  Rand,  A.  D.  i'crxa,  C.  L.  Hartt,  and  W.  S.  EsWy. 

MOUNT    ALLlSOiN    WKSI.KYAN    Ci>f.\.VM\\    SACKVILLIO,    N.    li. 

COUPOIIATION    1S70-71. 

;?oAUi>  iK 'I  KU'.-TK'H  ANii  Goviai.\oRt>.--Kev.  Jaiiiert  (i.  HeiniiK.ir,  Chairman;  Uev. 
Humphrey  l'ick;ird.I).  I)  .Kev.  J.  McVIurray,  Uev.  H.  I'opc,  Jr.,  Uev.  I).  I).  Curric, 
Hi'v.  A.W.  Nicolsoii,  Wev.  Charles  ytewnrt,  D.  I).,  Kev.  Kliiis  IJrettle,  Havid  Allison, 
bi.^q.,  A  M.,  n^iri.  A,  l\.  M.;i,oll;n>,  H.  li.  Alii -.On.  1'-q.,  .loliu  t^tarr,  llsquire,  Hi>ri. 
GooriJe  h).  Kiiif,  Janie.'i  J.t.  Incli,  Ffq.,  A.  M.,  James  Uixon,  I'iricinire  ;  Manner  Wood, 
E^q.,  Treasunr. 

Faculty, — Duvid  Allison,  A.  M.,  President  and  Professor  of  Political  Science; 
Rev.  Cti.-ules  Sfewart,  1>.  I).,  Professci'  i>l  Theoloi.'y,  Mental  ;iud  Moral  Scieiice  and 
Christina  Fvidenc's ;  .lai:ios  It.  Tmrii,  A.  M.,  Profcs'^or  of  Logic,  lihetoric,  &c.  :  Uev. 
J.  Durwasi^  A.M.,  Profe.-s<ir  of  Maiheou'.tics  and  Natural  Science  ;  Alfred  1>.  i^inith, 
A.  iM.,  Prof!'M.sor  <  f  (J!a:ricj. 

MOUNT  al:,l-.-()N    v;k,si,fyan    MALIO    ACADB.MY. 

Daviu  AKison,  A.  M,,  Frincipal  ;  John  T   Melliah,  A,  B.,  Yico  Principal. 

MiAU!)    <••■   J[NSTm'(;T10N. 

John  T.  M."llir,h,  A.  !:,,  tiead  M.isfi."  and  Instructor  in  French  and  Ilishor  Eng- 
lish ;  Prufeissor  P-urwash,  Te^ichor  of  M;iilieaiatica ;  l'rofo.=sor  George  .Smith,  TuHcher 

ofCiab^^ics; ,  Liiuarian  and    .\ssi:-itant  Teacher   of   .Mathematics; 

It.  li.ikor,  Ter.cher  of  Primarv  Dt-p.irtuicnt ;  Professor  J(dtn  \V.  (ruiy,  Teacher 
of  Dr.uvin^',  iind  M<ch;inical  Hralf ui^';;  l-^ivcrio  D'Annn,  Toachi:r  of  Mii.^ic. 
Steward  and  Stewardess — .Mr.  and  IMrs.  Kdward  Trueiuun. 


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OrriCBHS  or  THK  Alcmni  SoCikty.— John  Starr,  Esq.,  President;  Kdwin  Prost, 
Esq.,  Hev.  H.  SpraRiie,  A.  M  ,  IViV.  Georire  llarriaon.  Vice  Presidentti ;  A.  A.  eitock- 
ton,  Esquire,  LL.  B.,  Secretary  ai'.d  Treasurer. 

MOUNT   ALLISON    LADIES'  ACADEMY. 
James  R.  Inch,  A.  M.,  Principal ;  Miss  Mary  Mellish,  M.  L.  A.,  Preceptress. 

Faculty. — J.  It.  Incli,  Esquire,  A.  M.,  Professor  of  Languages  and  Logic;  Mias 
Mary  Mellish,  M.  L.  A.,  Teacher  of  Mathematics  Ac. ;  Miss  Minnie  R.  Bent,  Tea- 
cher of  Natural  Sciences  Ac. ;  Miss  Alice  A.  Chesley,  M.  L.  A.,  Teacher  of  English 
Branches;  Miss  C.  C.  llicltman,  Teacher  of  Music;  Saverid  D'Anna,  Es- 
quire, Professor  of  Vocal  and  Instrumental  Music ;  J.  W.  Gray,  Esquire,  Professor 
of  Painting  Ac. 

ALfMNAK  A-sanciATioN.-^Misis  M.  R.  Pickarx'?.  M.  L.  A.,  President;  Miss  Eliza 
Snowball,  Miss  M;iry  Trueiiian,  Miss  Saruli  Dixo::,  Suckville,  Vice  Presidents; 
Miss  Martha  Weldon,  Treasurer. 

Schools  op  the  Chkistian  Urothkus,  8t.  John  and  fortlnnd.  Brother 
Leo,  Superior. 

ACA.DKMY  OF  THB  Ladirs  OF  THE  Sacrkd  Hbakt. — Superior  School,  Sid- 
ney Street.— Madam  Cochran,  Superior.  Schools,  Porllund  and  Carleton. 

Schools  op  the  Slsteus  op  Chaiifty. — Mother  Au«jnstiue,  Sup-jrioress. 
Schools  in  Saint  John,  Portland  and  Ca'letoii.  Christian  Brothers.  They 
have  also  an  Orph  ms'  Asylum  in  the  Citv. 

St.  Joseph's  College,  Memramcook.— Rev.  Father  Lefebre,  President ; 
Revs.  GeolFriou,  Jjecouat,  and  O'Mahoney,  Principals. 


BANKS. 

Bank  ok  Buitisti  ISortii  Amiork^v. — Paid  up  Capital,  One  Million 
Sterling. — Head  OlHco,  Loudon,  En^ilaiid. — (ioneral  Manager,  Charles 
McXab.  St.  John,  N.  B.,  Bkanch. — Mo,va<jcr — Thomas  Maclellan. 
Accoimtant — J.  Sliepherd  Tiller — D.  li.  Duncan,  JJitcouid  Days — 
Wednesdays  and  Saturdays. 

Bank  of  Nkw  Biiunswick,  St.  John. — Capital,  One  Million.  President, 
J.  D,  Lewin,  Esq. ;  E.  Sears,  Vice  President ;  Cashier,  Wm.  Girvan  ;  G. 
A.  Schofield,  Accountant ;  C.  Campbell,  Corresponding  Clerk  ;  J.  Claw- 
son,  T.  W.  Seeds,  B.  Boyd,  Tellei-s  ;'S.  Girvan,  J.  M  Dick,  G.  L.  Ro- 
binson, Ledger-keepers  ;  Da^  id  Sears,  Discount  Clerk ;  J.  Mount,  Mes- 
senger. 

Directors  :  J.  D.  Lewin,  Wm.  G.  Lawton,  Thomas  W.  Daniel,  Edwaid 
Sears,  George  Carvill,  Fianci.s  Ferguson,  Henry  Vaughau,  T.  Gilbert,  and 
J.  S.  B.  DeVebcr.     Solicitor,  Fi'ed.  P.  liobiusun. 

Discount  Bays. — Tuesdays  and  Fridays,  'J  o'clock,  a.  m. 

The  Maritime  Bank  op  the  Dominion  op  Canada. — Capital,  One  Mil 
lion. — President,  Hon.  A.  J.  Smith,  M.  P. ;  Vice-President,  James  Dom- 
ville,  M.  P.;  Directors,  Hon.  John  Robertson,  John  W.  Cudlip,  Esq.,  J. 
V.  Troop,  Esq.,  F.  T.  C.  Burpee,  Esq.,  and  Geo.  McKcan,  Esq.  Mana- 
ger, J.  W.  H.  Rowley,  Esq  ;  Robert  Armstrong,  Teller;  Mr.  Moir,  Ac- 
countant; Mr.  Sturdee,  Clerk  ;  Lewis  J.  Almon,  Ksq.,  Solicitor  and  Notary. 

People's  Bank,  Fukoehicton. — Capital,  !^60,()U0.  Manager,  A.  F. 
Randolph  ;  Cashier,  S.  W.  Babbitt. 

St.  Stephen's  Bank. —Capital,  S200,000.  Accumulated  profits,  |80,- 
000.     President,  Hon.  William  Todd  ;  Cnshier,  Robert  Watson,  Esq. 

Bask  of  Montreal  (Branch)— [At  St.  John].— Capital  $6,000,000.— 
Mr.  W.  Munroe,  Manager ;  W.  L.  Creighton,  Accountant  ;  Roderick 
Mackenzie,  Teller;  J.  11.  Donald,  and  A.  II.  Boddone,  Discount  Clerks  ; 
G.  H.  Rowley,  Ledger  Keeper  ;  J.  li.  Wilson,  M«'ssengor. 


At  Low  Prices— J.  Chaloner. 


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Dominion  (Iovkrnmknt  Savings'  Banks.— [At  St.  John.]  — Wm.  Seely, 
Manager;  F.  G.  Jordau,  Accountant;  G.  W.  Smith,  Teller.  Olflce  hours 
from  10  to 3;  on  Saturdays,  10  to  1.  Agents:  Hathurst,  F.  Mehan  ;  Chat- 
ham, D.  Ferguson  ;  Dalhousie,  W.  Montgomery;  Dorchester,  J.  IJick- 
man  j  Fredericton.  T.  R.  Robertson  ;  Newcastle,  W.  Parker  ;  Kichibucto, 
H.  Livingstone;  St,  Andrews.  C.  M.  Gove;  St.  Stephen,  Jas.  A.  Grant; 
VVoodatock,  H.  E.  Dibblee  ;  Moncton,  J.  Crandall. 


POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT. 

Genk;rai-  Post  Ofkick,  Ottawn.— Hon.  A.  Campbell,  Postmaster 
General ;  W.  II.  Grilfiji,  Dijputy  Postmaster  (Joncral  ;  H.  A.  Wickstued, 
Accountant;  William  WMiite,  Secretary  ;  J'eter  LeSueur,  Superintendent 
.Money  Urder  liranch  ;  J.  C.  Stewart,  Siiperintondent  Savings  Bank 
Branch;  John  Ashworth,  Cashier;  John  Dew6,  Chief  Inspector. 

Inspkctor's  Ofkick,  Saint  John. — Hon.  John  McMillan,  Inspector  ; 
William  PaisK  y,  Secretary  ;  Wm.  C.  Whittakcr,  Accountant ;  J.  A.  McM. 
Hunter,  William  R.  Avery,  and  W.  F.  Campbell,  Clerks;  Wm.  Ban- 
nister, Messenger. 

Post  Office,  St.  John. — John  Ilowe,  Postmaster ;  James  Woodrow, 
Assistant  Postmaster;  M.  J.  Potter,  W.  A.  Black,  H.  P.  Otty,  K.  C. 
Melntvre,  A.  MoNichol,  J.  S.  Flaglor,  A.  W.  Reed,  Joseph  Beatty,  J. 
W.  liiiig,  A.  J.  Woodrow,  J.  Howe,  Wm.  Parker,  and  Frank  Avery, 
Clerks ;  (u;orge  Hell,  OIHco  Keeper  ;  James  Leetch,  Robert  McLaugh- 
lin, and  William  Vouiig,  Letter  Carriers. 

Money  OrioER  Biuxcn,  St.  John. — James  Hale,  Superintendent ; 
Thomas  B.  Sniitii,  Clerk. 

E.  AND  N.  A.  P0.STAL  Car.— F.  W.  Blizzard.  G.  M.  Rvan,  and  W.  J. 
Weldon,  Clerks. 

Intercolonial  Postal  Car. — F.  A.  E.^tey,  Mail  Clerk. 

Western  Extension  Postal  Car.— J.  A.  MoM,  Hunter,  Walter  Star- 
kie,  James  Philips,  and  A.  F.  Seely,  Mail  Clerks. 

Postmasters — Andrew  S.  Phair,  Esq.,  II.  J.  Thornc,  Assistant,  John  Ca- 
meron, W.  Pliaii',  Clerks,  Fredericton  ;  Edward  Simpson,  Escj.,  Gagetowu  ; 
Goo.  F.  Canipi)ell,  Esf^.,  St.  Andrews  ;  Jas.  A.  Crant,  Es((.,  St.  Stephen; 
E.  O'Brien,  Saint  George;  Joseph  Dixon,  Esq.,  Saokville ;  A.  R. 
Weldon,  Sheiliac  ;  J.  J.  Wallace,  Salisbury  ;  Joseph  Crandall,  Es((.,  Monc- 
ton ;  Thomas  Vondy,  Esq.,  Chatham;  James  Johnston,  Esq.,  Newcastle; 
J.  C.  Vantour,  E^<i.,  Richibucto  ;  H.  A.  Johnston,  Bsq.,  Dalhousie  ;  Helen 
Waitt,  Postmistress,  Bathurst :  James  Grover,  Estj.,  Woodstock ;  Samuel 
Foster,  Esq.,  Kingston,  Kings  Co. ;  H.  McMonagle,  Esq.,  Sussex  Valo; 
P.  McMillan,  Esq.,  Grand  Falls ;  John  T.  Hodgson,  Esq.,-Edmundston; 
Andrew  Skillen,  Saint  Martins  ;Wm.  B.  Beveridgc,  Esq.,  Andover; 
J.  M.  Stevens,  Harvey ;  P.  Curran,  Milltown  ;  Alex.  MoN.  Travis,  Ossc- 
keag ;  S.  W.  Tingley,  Dorchester ;  A.  McKendrick,  CampbelUt)n  ;  John 
R.  McPherson,  Oromocto ;  O.  H.  King,  Upper  Mills ;  R.  E.  Steves, 
Hillsboro' ;  Luke  Byron,  Campohello ;  John  Carey,  Bale  Verte ;  E. 
Gaskiivn,  (irand  Manan;  C.  T.  Bui-pee,  Sheffield;  W.  Fowler,  Hammond 
Vale;  B.  II.  Foley,  Buctouclic ;  C.  E.  Grosveuor,  Canterbury;  James  R. 
Reed,  Caileton  ;  S.  C.  Charters.  Meniianieook  ;  J.  M.  Nase,  Mouth  of  Ne- 
rei.is  ;  W.  H.  White,  SpringHeld  ;  J.  G.  C.  Blaekliall,  Cara(|uet ;  D.  Sellers, 


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Loproaux ;  S.  G.  Knrpoo,  Floroncovillc ;  \V.  W.  Price,  retiteodiiic  ;  M. 
B.  Palmer,  IIopow'oll  Capo;  Aicli.  }'li!Kcnzi(',  •  Flal.laiKls  ;  Doii.ild  McAl- 
li^^ter,  Now  Mills  ;  (J.  Lister,  Harvey  Station;  K.  I^  ltoliiiis>ii,  Kiii;ir. ; 
T.  E.  Smith,  Apolia(|',u  ;  Charles  F.' Tiltoii,  Fairvillo  ;  Kingsion,  Koiit ; 
John  llaruett ;  W.  G.  iiruwii,  Iiuliantowii  ;  F.  Woods,  Welslbrd  ;  0. 
Hanson,  Mace's  Bay;  J.  I).  Baxter,  Norton  Station;  II.  Pahiicr, 
Anapjance  ;  Canterbnry  Station,  William  Main  ;  Frcdericton  Junction, 
J.  Jarvi.s;  Kouchiboiiguac,  George  Raymond;  Shippcgan,  John  Do- 
ran  ;  Narrows,  II.  Todd  ;  Pcnohscpiis,  (}.  Morton  ;  Westmorland  Point, 
Thos.  E.  Onlton;  West  Quaco,  Catherine  Nngent;  Bath,  N.  Cummins; 
Centreville  (Carloton),  L.  B.  Clirk  ;  llartland,  S.  II.  Shaw  ;  Harvey,  J. 
M.  Stevens ;  and  five  hundred  and  seventeen  Way  Ollicos. 

POSTAGE. 

AH  Letters  sent  to  any  part  of  the  Dominion  and  P.  E.  Island,  are  liable  to  a 
uniform  rate  of  three  cents  per  half  ounce,  according  to  the  followingfscale,  if 
prepaid  : — 

A  Letter  not  exceeding  half  ounce  in  weight $0    8 

A  Letter  exceeding  half  ounce,  and  not  exceeding  one  ounce ti 

A  Letter  exceeding  cue  ounce,  and  not  exceeding  one  ounce  and  a  half  ...  9 
A  Letter  exceeding  one  ounce  and  a  half,  and  not  exceeding  two  ounces  ...  12 
A  Letter  exceeding  two  ounce:?',  and  not  exceeding  two  ounces  and  a  lialf. ..       15 

And  80  on,  adding  three  cents  extra  for  every  additional  half  ounce. 

If  unpaid,  such  Letters  will  be  liable  to  a  rate  of  five  cent.s  per  half  ounre. 

The  same  scale  of  reckoning  by  half  ounces  is  applicable  to  IjetterH  to  and  from 
the  United  States,  but  the  rate  on  such  Letters  is  six  cents  per  half  ounce. 

Postage  on  Drop  Letters,  one  cent,  and  must  be  prei>aid. 

On  Packet  Letters  to  and  from  the  United  Kiugdoui,  pre-paid,  the  scale  of 
rates  is  us  follows  : — 

A  Letter  not  exceeding  half  ounce  in  weight JO  (> 

A  Letter  exceeding  lialf  ounce,  and  not  exceeding  an  ounce 12 

And  so  on — adding  C  cents  for  every  additional  half  ounce. 

Letters  viaUoston,  when  so  adtlicflsed,  are  sent  weekly  :  postage  8  cents. 

Letters  for  Newfoundland,  Ccenti  ;  Bermuda,  C  cents  ;  West  Indies,  via  Halifax, 
12  cents. 

It  is  advisable  that  all  Letters  should  be  prepaid,  and  by  Postage  Stamps. 

Printed  Hooks  and  Pamphlets,  under  4S  ounces  in  weight,  can  be  forwarded 
by  I'o.st  in  New  llrunswiok,  at  the  rate  of  one  cent  per  ounce  ;  Peri(jdicals,  one 
<!ent  per  four  ounros. 

'J'ransit.Mit  Nt;w>-|>;iiii'rs  rcrini'o  to  bo  prop.'iid — two  cents  each.  Newspapers  for 
subscribers  do  not  reipiire  to  lie  prepaid,  the  charge  being  one  cent  on  delivery  ; 
prepayment  can  be  made  either  at  tlie  UlUce  where  niaileil,  or  by  the  subscriber 
at  tiie  Oilice  where  delivered,  at  the  folluwing  ra„es  :  For  a  i»aper  issued  once  per 
week,  live  cents  per  naarter  ;  twice,  li»  cents  ;  and  so  on. 

Pamphlets,  Periodicals,  and  Hooks,  to  pass  at  the  above  rates,  m  ist  be  sent 
without  a  cover,  or  in  a  covt-r  open  at  the  sides  or  ends. 

No  wonls  or  marks  (excei)t  the  nnnn-  and  address  of  the  person  to  whom  sent), 
shall  be  written  on  nny  Newspaper,  Pamphlet,  Book,  Periodical,  Parliamentary 
or  OovernmenWpaper. 

Any  violation  of  these  r>.egulations  will  subject  such  Newspapers,  Pamphlets, 
Periodicals,  or  Books,  &c.,  to  be  treated  in  every  respect  as  Letters. 

Book  Postage  to  United  Kingdom,  under  1  oz,,  2  cents;  I  to 2  o/,., 4 cents;  2  to  4 
oz.,  Gcents;  4  ounces  and  under  b  ounces,  12  cents;  S  ounces  and  under  l;i  oz., 
18  cents  ;  12  oz.  and  under  16  oz.,  24  cents  ;  lib.  and  under  1}^  fl).,  oC  ceuts  ;  l^^jlb, 
to  2  lb.,  43  cents. 

Periodicals  printed  in  Canada  can  be  sent  to  United  Kingdom  for  2  cents. 

To  Newfoundland,  same  as  England. 

RKOI9TRATI0N. — The  systeui  of  registration  is  ai>plicablo  to  all  description  of  let- 
ters without  distinction,  whether  tlit'V  contain  articles  of  vahi;3  or  not.  It  also 
applies  to  parcels.  The  charge  in  iiddition  to  postage  is  for  h'ttern  '.i  conis;  to 
United  States, 5  cents;  parcels  5  cents  :  to  England,  Scents. 

PAi{ChX.s. — Parcels  closed  at  the  ends  and  sides  can  be  sent  by  mail  throughout 


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POST  OFFICE. 


79 


the  Dominion,  at  a  rate  of  12><  cents  per  half  M).  Tho  weight  of  onrh  parce'  is  not 
to  exoeeJ  8  lbs.,  nor  the  size  to  exceed  2  feet  in  length  or  breadth,  and  I  f'">nt  in 
thickness.  The  parcel  must  not  contain  any  plass,  liquid,  or  any  siulrstance  linble 
to  do  injury  to  the  mail,  under  the  penalty  of  a  forfeitare  of  the  piiroel  if  disco- 
vered. The  parcel  Ij  not  to  contain  any  writing.  Parcels  must  be  pre-p^id  by 
stamps.  The  sender,  by  writing  his  name  oh  the  outside,  can  have  the  parcel 
returned  in  case  of  failure  to  reach  the  person  addressed. 

PosTAGB  Stamps. — Postage  stamps  are  provided  at  the  respective  values  of  >^ 
1, 2,  8,  C,  12'ti^,  and  15  cents  :  all  bearing  as  a  device  the  efBgy  of  Her  Majedty. 

Patterns  and  samples  are  transmitted  between  thi^   Dominion  and  the  United* 
Kingdom  at  the  same  rate  as  per  book  post.    The  pattern   or  sample  must  be 
open  at  the  end  or  side,  except  in  case  of  seeds,  drugs,  Ac. ;  ^rhich  can  be  sent 
in  closed  transparent  bags. 

Persons  remitting  money  should  obtain  a  Money  Order,  as  the  Department  in  not 
responsible  for  the  loss  of  a  letter  containing  money;  and  in  no  case  should  a 
money  letter  be  sent  without  registration. 

Letters  for  Manitobah  and  Hritisb  Columbia  are  forwarded  daily  via 
Island  Pond  route,  postage,  3  cents.  Letters  for  the  British  and  Foreign 
West  Indies,  Cuba,  Porto  Rico,  Mexico,  Central  America,  South  America, 
China,  Japan,  the  Sandwich  Islands,  and  the  Australian  Colonies,  arc 
forwarded  daily  via  New  York,  if  so  addressed  and  prepaid.  Mails 
leave  New  York  for  Cuba  and  the  West  Indies  every  Thursday ;  for 
St.  Thomas,  Brazil,  Buenos  Ayres,  Monte  Video,  and  the  Atlautic'Coast 
of  South  America,  on  the  23rd  of  each  month;  for  Panama,  Central 
America,  Chili,  Peru,  and  the  Pacific  Coast  of  South  America,  on  the 
4th  and  19th  of  each  month.  For  West  Indies  (British  and  Foreign), 
Demerara,  British  Guinea,  and  Honduras,  on  the  15th  of  each  month. 
Mails  leave  San  Francisco  for  China  and  Japan  on  the  first  of  each  month. 
Postage  on  Letters— Bahamas,3  cents;  other  British  West  India  Islands, 
lu  cents;  Danish  Islands,  18  cents;  other  Foreign  West  India  Islands, 
18  cents;  Sandwich  Islands,  9  cents;  Acapulco,  Aspinwall,  Colon,  Costa 
Rica,  Ouatamalo,  Mexico,  Panama,  and  Venezuela,  13  cents  ;  China, 
Cuba,  and  Japan,  lU  cents;  Australia,  10  cents  ;  New  Zealand,  15  cents: 
Honduras  and  Nicaragua,  13  cents;  Brazil,  18  cents;  Buenos  Ayres  ana 
Monte  Video,  21  cents;  Bolivia,  Ecuador,  Chili,  and  Peru,  25  cents. 

Mail  Steamers  for  the  United  Kingdom,  leave  Quebec  or  Portland 
every  Saturday;  Boston,  every  Wedntsday;  Halifax,  every  alternate 
Tuesday.  The  Mail  Steamer  for  Bermuda,  leaves  Halifax  every  fourth 
Monday.  For  Newfoundland,  leaves  Pictou  every  second  Tuesday,  ex- 
cept durini^  the  months  of  iJecemher,  January,  and  February,  when  it 
leaves  onco  in  four.weoks. 

MONEY    OUDERR. 

The  following  Post  Offlces  In  New  IJriuiHwick  are  authorized  to  issue  and  pay 
Money  Orders  (under  direction  of  the  Post  Master  (Jent '^  ),  on  iMimey  Onlfr 
Offices  in  New  lirunswick,  Nova  Scotia,  Uutario,  and  U>^ei>ec,  for  any  sum  not 
exceeding  in  one  Order  $100 : — 


Andover,  Edmunaton,  Kingston  (Kings),    Hhodiac, 

Baie  Verte,  Florenceville,  Kouchibouguac,        Sheffiel<l, 

Bathurst,  Fredericton,  Memramcook,     .      gpringlield, 

Buctouche,  Gagetown,  Moncton,  Saint  Andrews, 

Campbelltown,  Grand  Palls,  Newcastle,  Saint  George, 

Canterbury  Station,  Harvey,  Oromocto,  Saint  .loUii, 

Caraquet,  Harvey  Station,         Ossekeag,  Saint  Martins, 

Carleton,  Hillsborough,  Petitcodiiic,  Paint  Hteiihen, 

Chatham,  Hopewell  Cape,         Richibncto,  Sussex  Vaie, 

Dalhousie,  Indiantown,  Sackville,  Welsford, 

Dorchester,  Kingston  (.Kent),       Salisbury,  Woodstock. 

When  Money  Orders  exceeding  $U»0  in  aggregate  amount  are  issued  in  one  day 
and  to  the  same  person,  by  one  or  more  Oflices  upon  another  Otlice,  the  Postmas- 
ter of  the  Ofllco  drawn  upon  (If  necessary)  may  delay  the  payment  of  such  Orders 
for  six  days. 


I  * 


n 


Chaloner^s  Ointment  for  Pile*.    Thone  aftlicted  take  notice* 


80 


CUSTOMS. 


[1873. 


All  Money  Orders  shall  be  drawn  upon  Printed  Forms  supplied  by  the  Post  Of- 
fice Department;  and  no  Order  will  bd  valid  or  payable  unless  given  upon  the 
regular  Printed  Forms. 

The  Commission  to  be  charged  upon  Money  Orders  shall  be  as  >;.  Hows : — 

On  orders  not  exceeding  $10,5  cents.  Bxceedini^  $10,  and  not  exceeding  $20, 
10  cents.  Exceeding  f  20,  and  not  exceeding  $40,  20  cents.  Exceeding  $40,  and 
not  exceeding  $60,  80  ceuts.  Exceeding  $60,  and  not  exceeding  $8U,  40  cents. 
Exceeding  $80,  and  not  exceeding  $100,50 centSk 

The  person  to  whom  an  Order  is  payable,  can  have  it  paid  to  a  second  person 
by  writiog  on  it,  *'  Pay  to  the  order  of  '■•  (the  name  of  the  necond  person  to 
fill  the  blankX  for  value  received.*' 

iSterling  ^ders,  payable  in  the  United  Kingdom,  Prince  Edward  Island,  and 
Newfoundland,  are  drawn  at  all  Money  Order  Offices  in  New  Brunswick,  at  the 
rate  of  $4.89  to  the  Pound  Sterling,  besides  the  following  eomn>i88ion: — Orders 
payable  in  the  United  Kingdom — 25  cents  up  to  £2 ;  50  cents  from  £2  to  £5  :  75 
cents  from  £5  to  £7;  and  $1  from  £7  to  £10;  Prince  Edward  Island,  and  NeW- 
fuuuuluud,  up  to  £5,  26  cents;  from  £5  to  £10, 50  cents. 


DOMINION  FINANCE  DEPARTMENT. 

SAINT  JOHN. 

Wm.  SSeely,  Acting  ABsistant  Receiver  Geoeral,  and  Dominion  Auditor. 


CUSTOMS. 

POUT  OF  SAINT    JOHN. 

James  R.  Ruei,  Esquire, Collector. 

Ill  Wareh'/iDie  Department — John  Saudall,  and  A.  Atchison. 

Jn  Long  Room — Ueury  Whiteside,  G.  Matthew,  J.  S.  McLaren,   and 

H.  P.  Sandall. 
In  Skipping  Department — James  Barber,  Chas.  F.  Olive.     Measurer 

of  ShipSy   James  Barber. 
In  Statistical  Department — J.  Vradenburgh,  and  S.  Clawson. 
Appraisers  of  Dutiable  Articles. — E.  L.  Thome,   Cliief  Appraiser  ; 
Isaac  Woodward,  Assistant  do. ;    S.  B,  Paterson, 
Cleric,  and  Assistant  do. 
Landing  Surveyor — S.  E.  Gerow  ;  A.  C.  Harrison,  Clerk. 
Tide  Surveyor — William  II.  Bowyer. 

Waiters  and  Searchers — Richard  M.  Lon^maid  and  James  Flewelling. 
Warehouse  Lockers. — W.  J.  B.  Marter,  llcnry  Cottoy,  I'aul  Daley,  W. 
H.  Travis,  T.  Bustin,  John  Humphrey,  W.  Carle- 
ton,  and  S.  Daley. 
Tide  Waitera—Vf.  Johnston,    C.  Pigeon,   T.  0.  Sandall,   W.  Colwell, 
J.  C.  Denh:.m,  W.  H.  Olive,  D.  Srailer,  M.  B.  Ow- 
ens, James  Williams,  S.  Robiuson,  John  Sinclair. 
Wilson  L.  Dobbin,  laborer. 
Port  of  Le  Preaux — G.  K.  Hanpon. 
"      Musquash— A.  T.  Dunn. 
"      Quaco — Joseph  Carson. 

COLLECTGltS. 
Bathurst— Francis  Mchan.  jCAMruEr.LTON — J,  Farmer. 

Sub-CoUcctur,  New  Baiidon  Caraqoktie — Jas.  G.  C.  Blackball. 


Sub-Collectors. 


— Jolin  Kerr. 
Bay  Vkrte — Wm.  W.  Wood. 


CitATiiAM — Daniel  Ferguson. 
Oalhousik — Dugald  Stewart. 


jkhall. 


PerfumcH  uiid  Ilnir  Oils,  ai^sortcd,  at  Wholesale  at Ohiiloiiar>B% 

|i  1873.]  CONSULS*  81 


I 


DoRcnK-HTKPv — .lolin  llickpiiin. 

Sub-(  'c'lk'ctor,  Hock  land — li. 
n.  ('liiipmaii. 
Fia:nKiti(T(>N— T.  K,  Ikolii'VtMoo. 
lliM.sr.oKdctfit— Willliiin  Wallace. 
Sul>Oolk'otor,    Harvey  —  .1. 
Urewster. 
MoNCTON — James  Uobert8on. 
N'KWOASTr.K — William  Parker. 
UicmnrcTO — Henry  I-ivinjiston. 

Sub-Collector,  iiuctouchc  -— 
Robert  Douglaatj, 
Richmond  Station— Joiin  J.  Allen. 
Shkuiac — D.  Hunington. 

INLAND 


iSACKVir.j-K — .TRmes  Dixon. 
!  Sub  Collector,  North  Joggiod 

j  — R'lfus  Cole. 

SntrrK<5AN— Verry  J.  N.  ninnaresij. 
St.  Andukws — C.  M.  (iovo. 
St.  (tKouok — JamcA  Moran. 
St.  Stkimikn — H.  Webber. 
Wk8t  Islks — H.  E.  Dixon. 
WooD.sTOCK — Henry  E,  Dibbice. 

Sub-Oollector,  Grand  Falls— 

F.  W.  Brown. 
Sub-Colleclor,  Tobique  ~F. 

Tibbitts. 

REVENUE. 

Thomas  Hanfoid,  Inspector. 
Robert  W.  Crookshank,  Collector, 
George  Travis,  John  E.  Ganong,  John  Fredcrickson,  and  James  MasoQ, 
Excisemen. 


CONSULAR  AND  CONSULAR  AGENTS. 

General  Darius  B.  Wanier,  United  States  Consul  at  the  Port  of  Saint 
John  and  dependencies. 

United  States  Cotmnlar  A  (fenls.— -Geo,  McSorley,  Saint  George;  Chas. 
H.  Clerke,  Saint  Stoi^hon ;  Edwatd  Lorimer,  Saint  ^Vndrews ;  Spafford 
Barker,  Frodorictou ;  R.  li  Call,  Newcastle,  Mir. 

Edward  Allison,  Esq.,  Portuguese  Con eul  General  for  New  Brunswick. 
A.  C.  0.  Treiitowsky,  E.scjuire,  Consul  for  North  German  Confederation. 
J.  Walter  Scamniell,  Vice  Consul,  Chili  and  Peru. 
Charles  S.  Theal,  Prussian  Consular  Agent,  Shediac. 
George  Carvill,  Esiiuire,  Consul  for  France,  Saint  John. 
Henry  Jac'<,  Es(iuire,  Vice  Consul  for  Spain,  at  Saint  John,  N.  B. 
N.  P.  Grcathead,  Esquire,  Consular  Agent  for  Spain,  at  St.  Andrews. 
Daniel  Brown,  Es(iuire,  do  do         St.  Stephen. 

William  Gla.sgow,  Argentine  Republic  Consul. 
John  W.  Cudlip,  Vice  Consul,  Saint  John,  Sweden  and  Norway. 
Richard  ( '.  Soovil,        do,  Shediac,  do  do. 

Rich.ard  irutohir^nn,      do,  Miianiichi,         do  do. 

George  H.  Miil!in,  Commissioner  for  taking  AfTldavita,  Acknowledg- 
ments, Depositions,  &c.,  for  the  Province  of  New  Brunswick.  Office — 
11,  Pemborton  Sipiare,  Bo.ston,  Mass. 


DOMINION  BUILDINGS'  BOARD. 

James  H.  Ruel,  E«tiiiirc,  Collector  of  Customs  (Chairman),  William 
Seely,  Esi;uire.  Asyistant  lloceiver  Genera! ;  John  McMillan,  Esquire, 
Inspector  of  I'o.st  Olli'"es;  John  A.  liardiug,  Agent  Marme  and  Fish- 
eries; Thorn  IS  Hanford,  Esquire,  Inspector  of  Inland  Revenue;  Robert 
Shives,  Esquire,  Immigration  Officer  (Secretary). 

8 


ilatu,  Tauueis'  stable,  and  Slule  $p<iii^ts  at  Ciintonei^A. 


82 


TARIFF  Cr8T0M   T)ITT1KH 


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TAIIJFF  CU8T0^I  DljTlJ'S. 


All  unenrmoratod  Artii- 


aro  P'.iJ)ject  tu  u  <iiity  of  IT)  per  cczit, 
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Acidr.  ot  cxDiy  (loscriiitinii.pxcept  Aeolic  Acid,  Siilpliunc 

Acid.    im<l  Viii<'<(ai ,  . 

Acid.  iSiilplnirio.  .... 

Acciio  A';id,  Ac,  Viiir^iir, 
Advertising  l*ampliiet.s, 
Agricultural  Societies'  Heeds  of  all  kinds.  Farming  Utensils 

and  Implements  of  flnsbandry,    when   especially   im 

ported  by,  for  the  encouragement  of  Agriculture* 
Alcohol,      ..... 
Ale,  l>eer  iind   Porter,  in  casks,  10  per  cent,  ad  val.,  and 
Do,  in  bottlos,  T)  quart  and  Id  pint  bottles  to  the  gallon,    t 
Almonds  and  Nut^i  of  all  kinds, 

Alum,  .  .  .  .•  . 

Anatomical  Prcparation.s,  .  , 

Anchors,  .  .  ,  . 

Angola  liair,  unmanufactured,        .  . 

Aniline  Salts,  used  for  dyinj/purposos, 
Animals  of  ail  kinds,  except  such  as  are  imported  for  the 

improvement  of  Htock, 
Animuhs  imported  for  tiie  improvement  of  Stock, 
Annatto  either  liquid  or  solid, 
Antimony  .  .  . 

Antiquities,  collections  of  .  .  •         . 

Apparatus,  Steering      .... 
Apparel  (Wearing),  and  other  personal  eRects  and  Imple- 

nionfs  of  Husbandry  (not  morchandizo)  in  actual  uf.o 

of  persons  comintr  to  settle  in  the  Dominion, 
Apparel  (Weunng)  of  iJntisii  sulyects  dyrr^g  abroad, 
Arrowroot,  .  .  . 

Argentine,  Albata,  and  dorman  Silver,  and  Plated  Ware  nf 

all  kinds,  manufactured,  . 

Argol,  ..... 

Arms  for  the  Arm.y  and  Navv, 
Articles  for  the  public  use  of  the  Dominion,    . 

*•  "        use  of  the  (iovernorOeneral,  . 

•♦         •'        use  of  Foreign  Consula  General,  . 

Ashes  Pot,  Peai'l  and  S(;(la, 
Atlasses,  not  olacwherc  nientioued, 

B 

llagatelle  Eoards  and  Billiard  Tables, 

IJark,  Tanners'  .... 

liark,    ^utd,  Vegetables,  Wood  and   Drugs,  used  chiefly 

in  dyeing, 
Barloy,  .... 

Haricv,  Pot  and  Pearl,  • 

"anlla  or  Kelp,  .  .  • 

Beans,  .  .  .  •  • 

lileaching  Powders,       .... 
IJeer  in  Wood,  .... 

Heer  in  Kottlea,  .  .  •  • 

Henzole,  ...  • 


l''r«e 

U  f-t.  ppr  lb 
III  els  per  gal 
5  percent  " 


Free 

80  cts  per  gal 
.'i  cts  per  gal 
7  cts  per  gal 
If)  per  cent 
Free 
Free 
Free 
Free 
Freo 

10  per  cpnt 

Free 

Free 

Fre."? 

Free 

Free 


Free 
Freo 
15  per  cent 

15  percent 

Free 

Frt!o 

Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

15  percent 


15  per  ceut 
Free 

Free 

Free 

1">  per  cent 

Free 

Free  ; 

Free 

5  cts  per  gal 

7  cts  per  yal 

15c  per  gal 


|I87H.  i, 


Rat  Exterminator!,  Bug  and  Insect  Poisons,  at  Chaloner's* 


lit. 


cent  ■ 


I  per  Rfil 
per  tr:vi 
pur  ^^al 

or  cent 


ir  cent 


;r  cent 
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1873.] 


TARirr  CUSTOM   DUTIEfi. 


88 


llilliiint  Tables  and  Bagatelle  Hoards,  .  .     15  percent 

limiting,  Duck,  and  Hose  Duck,      .  .  .     Free 

UlackiDir,  ....    lA  per  cent 

Uleacliiiitf  Powder,        .  .  .     Free 

Book.x,  biauk  Account  and  Copj-books,   and  Booka  to  be 

vvnlien  or  drawn  upon,  .  .  .     15  per  cent 

Books,  printed.  Periodicals  and  Pamphlets,   not  beinjj  fo- 

ruij<n  rtprint  of  British  Copyright  workH  ;  nor  Blank  ^ 

Account  Booka;  nor  Copy-books;  nor   Books   to   be 
written  or  drawn  upon;  nor  rtprints of  Books  printed 


iu  (<anada;  nor  printed  8heet  Music, 

Boots  and  Sboea  ( Leather), 

Boot  Felt.  .  . 

Botany,  Specimens  of 

Book,  Map,  and  News  Printing  Paper, 

Bone,  manufactured. 

Bonnets,  Hats  and  Caps, 

Bibles,  Testaments,  and  Devotional  Books. 

Binnacle  Lamps, 

Bidcuit  and  Bread  from  Great  Britain  and  the  B.  N.  A. 
Prov  uces, 

Boiler  Plate,  Iron  . 

B(  king  Cloths, 

Borax, 

Bookbinders'  Tools  and  Implements, 

Bock  Hinders'  Cloth,      ....  .... 

Bottles,   containing  Spirituous  Liquors,  Wines  and  Malt 
Liquors, 

Bracelets,  Braid,  Ac,  made  of  Hair, 

Bnindy, 

Bras.s  and  Copper,  manufactured, 

Brass  Tubes  or  Piping,  when  drawn,  or  Iron, 

Brass  or  t-'opper  Wire,   round  or  flat, 

liruss,  in  burs,  rods  and  sheets. 

Brass  in  scraps, 

Kruss  and  Tin  Clasps,  Slides,  and  Spangles,  for  the  manu 
fact  ure  of  Hoop  Skirts, 

Bran, 

Brimstone,  roll  or  flour. 

Bristles  and  Hog's  Hair  of  all  kinds, 

Britannia  Metal  Ware, 

Brooms  and  Brushes  of  all  kinds, 

Broom  Corn,  .  . 

Brim  Moulds,  for  gold-beaters. 

Buckwheat, 

Bulbs  and  Roots, 

Bullion  and  Coin  (except  United  States  silver  coin). 

Burr  Stone, 

Bunting, 

Busts;  Oasts  and  Statues  of  Marbles,  Bronze,  or  Alabas- 
ter, Paintings,  and  Drawings,  as  works  of  art  ;  speci- 
m«'ns  of  Sculpture;  Cabinets  of  Coin  ;  Medals,  Gems, 
and  all  collections  of  Antiquities. 

Butter,        ..... 

C 

Canvas,  from  No.  1  to  No.  10,  when  imported  for  ships,  . 

Canvas,  for  the  manufacture  of  floor  oil-ctoth,  not  less  than 
IS  feet  wide,  and  not  pressed  or  calendared. 


5  per  cent 
l.*)  per  ceut 
Free 
Free 
15  per  cent 

15  per  cent 

16  percent 

6  per  cent 
Free 

Free 

0  per  cent 

Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

15  per  cent 

15  per  cent 
80c  per  gal 

16  percent 
Free 
Free 
Free 
Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

15  per  cent 

15  per  cent 

Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 


Free 

4  cts  per  lb 

Free 
Free 


Pill8  (RheumattO)  EmnienagoguO)  Cathartic,  Alterative), 


'^ 


84 


TARIKV  CDBTOM   DOTIKS. 


[1878. 


Cables,  lI(Mn])and  Grass  (w'aeu  ustcd  for  ships  or  vcssclii 

only),  ....    Free 

Cubinetware  or  Furniture,  .  .  .     ir»  per  cent 

Cards,  playinK  ....    2')  pir  cent 

Candles  and  TajjerH,  of  Tallow,  Wax,  or  any  other  material,  la  per  cent 
(Janada  I'lates,  and  Tinned  I'late.s,  .  .     !'>  \nT  eent. 

(Jandlewick,  (!otton,      ....     FruO 
Cane  Juice,  Syrup  of  Snj^ar  or  of  Sugar  Calie,  Syrup  of 
Molasses  or  of  Sorghum.  Melado,  Concentrated  ^le- 
lado,  or  concentrated  Molasses,^  apecitio  duty  of  ^  of 
a  cent  per  tb.  and  .  .  .25  per  cent 

Oaoutcbouo  or  India  Rubber  or  Gutta  Percha,  unmanufac- 
tured, ....    Free 
Caoutchouc  or  India  Rubber,  manufactured,  .    15  per  cent 
Carriages,                     ....    15  percent 
Carriages  of  Travellers,  and  Carnages  employed  in  carry- 
ing Merchandize  (IlawkerA  aud  Circus  Troops  excepted) 
on  compliance  with  regulations,                 .  .    Free 
Carbolic  Oil,                  .                  .                  .  .15  per  cent 
Carpets  aud  Hearth  Rugs,              .                  .                  .Id  per  cent 
Casks,  Barrels,   and  other  packages  containing  Sugars, 
Cane-juice,  Syrup  of  Sugar,  or  of  Sugar  Cane,  Molas* 
ses,   Syrup  of  Molasses  or  of  Sorghum  and  Melado, 
and  Carboys  containing  Sulphuric  Aoid,                     .    15  per  cent 
Cassia,  ground,                                .                  .                  .    25per  cent 
"        unground,                           .                  .                  .    15  per  cent 
Castile  Soap,                 .                  i                  «                  .15  per  cent 
Cashmere,  manufactured                .                  .                  .15  per  cent 
Castings,  Iron  and  all  other,           .                  .                  .15  per  cent 
Cemeni,  Marine  or  Hydriulic,  unground,                           .    Free 
Cement,  Hydraulic,  ground  and  calcined,  .     15  per  cent 
Cheese,                          .                  .                  .            -      .    3  eta  per  lb 
Chandeliers  and  Gas  Fittingn,                           .  .15  per  cent 
Charts,  Maps  and  Atlasses,  not  elsewhere  mentioned,       .    15  per  cent 
Chinaware,  Earthenware  and  Crockery,          .                  .15  per  cent 
Chain,  iron                   ....    Free 

Do.  half  inch,  and  under,  .  .15  per  cent 

Chinaware,  Oliicera'  Mess,  ,  .  .    Free 

Collar  Cloth  Paper,       ....      Free 
Coffee  (green),  .  .  .    Free 

*|        (kiln  dried,  roasted  or  ground),  .  .    Free 

Chicory,  or  other  root  or  vegetable  used  as  Co£Fee,  raw 

or  green,  .  .  .  .8c  per  lb 

Chicory,  kiln-dried,  roasted  or  ground,  .  .    4  cts  per  lb 

Citrons,  ,  ...     15  percent 

Cider,  .  .  ,    .  .15  per  cent 

Cigars,  .  .        •  .  .    45  cts  per  lb 

Cinnamon,  ground,  .  .  ,26  per  cent 

•'  unground,  .  .  .     15  per  cent 

Currants,  dried  fruits,  .  .  .    15  per  cent 

Clays,  Earth  and  Sand,  .  .  .    Free 

Coach  and  nurnofs  Furniture,        .  .  .15  per  cent 

Cocoa  and  Paste  from  G.  Britain  aud  the  B.  N.  A.  Provinces,  Free 
Cocoa,  bran  and  thell,  .  ,  .     Free 

Coainuiuion  Plate,  ...     Free 

Composition  Spikes  and  Nails,  .  -    Free 

Compasses,  ....    Free 

Clay  Pipe,    .....    Free 


1878.] 


At  Chaloncr*(i. 

TAHIKK   CUSTOM    DUTIKS. 


86 


fJl'ifkH,  .  .    ir,  per  cent 

ClofhiDi;  or  Wearing  A])j»arcl  itimle  by  lintid  or  .sewing 

inucliinc,  .  .        '  .  I'l  per  cent 

Clothing  for  the  public  uses  of  the  Dominion,  .     Free 

Colli  jind  (loke,  ....     PVoe 

Crniie  I'l'lKtl'MMn,  ....     «rt«|)(>rgnl 

{'rtfil  and  Kcro.scne,    dis!illc;(l,  j.unllod   and  rt  tined,  .     l.'iclspcr gal 

Cdchuifal  and  dvestiill",  .  .  .     Ki-eo 

('(»li»mi»-  Water  and  I'erfnnied  Spirits,  not  in  flu.sks,  .     !?1.20  per  gal 

Cotton  Warp,  rot  coar.sor  iliaii  No.  -Kt,  .  .     Free 

'•  coarser  "  .     ir>  per  cent 

Cologne  Water,  in  flaak.s  or  bottles,  30  of  such  nut  con- 

luining  more  than  a  gallon,  per  lla»k  or  bottle,  4  ctit  each 

Colors  and  articles,  when  imported  solely  by  U(toin  j^uper 
Manufacturers  and  Stainers,  viz. :  Lakes  in  pulp,  Scar- 
let and  Morone,  Ultra  Marine  and  Chinese  IJIue.  Kng- 
lish  Umber,  raw,  Blue  black,  Paris  aud  Permanent 
Greens,  Satin,  and  fine  washed  Wliite,  Michrooiate  of 
Pota.sh,  Sugar  of  Lead,  and  brit'sh  (ium,  for  manu- 
facturing purposes  only, 

Commissariat  Stores,    .... 

Confectionery,  a  specific  duty  of  Ic.  per  lb.,  and 

Copper  Tubes  and  Piping,  when  drawn, 

Copper,  pig,  .... 

Copper,  in  bars,  rods,  bolts,  sheets,  and  sheathing, 

Copper  or  Brass,  manufactured, 

Coppir  Sheathing,         .... 

Copper,  Precipitate  of  ... 

Corkwood,  or  the  bark  of  the  Corkwood  tree, 

Cordage,  (when  used  for  ships  or  vessels  only). 

Cottons,       ..... 

Cotton  Wool,  .... 

Cotton  Waste  and  Caudlewick,       .  , 

Cotton  nettintr,  for  Indi*  Rubber  Shoes, 

Cotton  thread,  in  banks,  three,  four,  and  six  ply,  white 
and  colored,  unfinished. 

Cordials,  .... 

Corks,  .  .  .  . 

Cream  of  Tartar  in  crystals. 

Cocoa  Nut  Oil,  in  crude,  unrectiDed  or  natural  state. 

Cutlery,  polished,  all  sorts. 

Curled  llair,  .... 

D 

Damai,  Gum  .... 

Dead  Eyes,  .... 

Dead  Light.n,  .  ,  .  . 

Deck  Pines,  .... 

Diamonds  and  precious  stones,  not  set. 

Dried  Fruit,      '  .  .  . 

Drugs  not  otherwise  specifif^d, 

Duck,  for  Belting  and  Hose, 

Dya  Stuffs,  viz. :  Berries,  Bark,  Drugs,  Nuts,  and  Vege- 
tables, Woods  and  extracts  ot  Logwood,  used  chietly 
in  dyeing,  ....     Free 

Demijohns.  Jars,  Brandy  Casks,  Barrels,  or  packagos  in 
which  Spirituous  Liquors,  Wines  and  Malt  ijiquors  are 
contained,  ....     IT)  percent 


Free 

Free 

'2,')  per  cent 

Free 

Free 

Free 

L')  per  cent 

Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

l?>  per  cent 

Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

11.20  per  gal 
ir)per  cent 
FVee 
Free 

15  per  cent 
Free 


Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

15  per  cent 

15  per  cent 

Free 


J 


'•J 


If 

m 

m 


Preicriptiong  disponied  with  the  atmost  cnrc  at  Chfiloner*fl. 

[1878.1 


86 


TARirr  orBTOU  nrriRg. 


E 

Drain  Tiles,  ....  Free 

DruwinfZR,  not  in  oil,  .  ,  .  Freo 

Eai'Uis,  (JIuyrt  and  Sund,  .  ,  .  Free 

EtfjjH,  .....  I'ruo 

Klectrotvpc  Blocks,  for  printiui^  purposes,       .  .  I'ro- 

Emory  I'aper  and  Emery  Cloth,      .  .  .1')  pur  cunt 

EngruvinKH  and  PrintH,  .  .  .  15perciMit 

Essences  not  elsewhrro  sppcified,  and  Perfumery,  .  l.')peicent 

Gsseutial  Oils  of  all  kinds,  .  .  15  pur  cent 

F 

Factory  and  Mill  Machinery  of  all  kinds,  or  partn  thereof,  15  per  cent 
Pancy  Goodsand  Millinery,  viz.  :  articles  embroidered  with 

Gold,  Silver,  or  other  Metals,  .  .  .  15  per  cent 

Pan  and  Fire  Screens,  ....  15  per  cent 
Farminf;  Implements  and  Utensils,  when  specially  import- 
ed by  Agricultural    Societies  for  encouragement  of 

agriculture.  ....  Free 

Feathers  and  Flowers,  ....  15  per  cent 
Felt  Hat  Bodies,            .                  .                  .                  .15  per  cent 

Felt,  for  Hats  and  Boots,  .  .  .  Free 

Fibrilla,  Mexican  Fibre,  or  Tampico,  white  or  black,  and 

other  vegetable  fibres  for  manufacture,    .  .  Free 

Firebrick,     .....  Free 

Firewood,    .....  Free 

Fiss,  Dried  Fruits,        ....  15  per  cent 

Filberts,        do.  .  .  .  .  lb  per  cent 

Firebrick  and  Clay,       ....  Free 
Fireworks,   .                  .                  .                  .                  .15  percent 
Fish,  fresh,  not  to  include  oysters  or  lobsters  in  tins  or 

kegs,  ....  Free 

Fish,  salted  or  smoked,  .  .  .1  cent  per  lb 

Fish  and  Vegetables,  preserved,     .  .  .  15  per  cent 

Fishing  Nets  and  Seines,  .  .  .  Free 

Fish  Hooks,  Lines  and  Fish  Twines,  .  .  Free 

Fish  Bait,  ....  Free 

Flat  Wire  for  Crinolines,  covered,  .  .  15  per  cent 

•*  "  uncovered,  .  .  Free 

Flax  waste,  ....  Free 

Flax,  Hemp,  Tow,  undressed.         .  .  .  Free 

Flour  of  Wheat  or  Rye,  .  .  .  Free 

Flour  of  any  other  grain,  including  Indian  Meal  and  Oat- 
meal, .  .  .  . .  Free 

Foreign  Newspapers  sent  otherwise  than  through  P.  Office,  5  per  cent 

Furs,  Skin  Pelts,  or  Tails,  undressed,  .  .  Free 

Fur,  or  of  which  Fur  is  the  principal  part,     .  .15  per  cent 

Fruits,  green,  of  all  kinds,  .  .  .  10  per  cent 

Fruits  preserved  m  Brandy  or  other  Spirits,  .  %\.W  per  gal 

G 

Galvanized  Iron,  .  .  .  Free 

Gazoline  Oil,  .  .  ..  .  lo  per  cent 

Gems  and  Medals,         ....  Free 
German  Plated  and  Gilded  Ware,  manufactured,  of  all  kinds,  15  per  cent 

Gin,  ....  80c  per  gal 

Ginger,  ground,  .  .  .  .  25  per  cent 

Glass  and  Glassware,  plated  and  silvered,  stained,  painted, 

or  colored,  ....  15  per  cent 


Ch  ilonnr*^  rii'Mttnr-'  Polk'ili  Is  snperlor  to  most  othnrfl. 


"  IS7.S. 


1 


TAUIKK   rt'HTOM    ni'TIK^. 


87 


;•;-. 


K,.,, 

1.'.  ijOl'tOUt 
1  1  ptTfCUl 

Fiuo 

ir.  jierccnt 
Free 

i'lCO 

15  per  cent 


Si'lr:    •  •►ii     !,!■    (    I,  •   .1-  ifv    S  )  V-'tl'.'-,  , 

(t'tnf  'I 'Ill''  '•;  •••I'-l  ir.'  i 

<iu..l,  Sil-  •  ;•,  "ii'l  i;ii-i'»»iMil  iti',  iii;imir;ieturi)il,  .  • 

]■  (Ji'M  111'  '  Silver  I.'mI  ('.«■  f'I.f*t'r"«'  ns',', 
ji  (l')liU>"Hi,'i's  !',i-i'ir  .  ^^.l|l>!>l.  iiini  ."'kiiH, 
j  Ciriiss,  U-iitT.  I'aim  l.i'it',  Slriiw,   W'luiloboiii!,  or  Wjllow, 
I  t'x«.'t'j)t.  pliul,  i-'iiovvhero  tiuMitioiiBi), 

[  f>riiy..l«.       ..... 

;:  drain  of  till  Iwtils,         .  .  . 

' '  (trt'iiwi' kikI  Si.Tiii'**.        .... 
;  (iriini'^toiii's,  wrKiU'tit  or  unwroiiiilit, 

jl  GuniH,  I'riiish  w    en  iiuiiortcd  liy    IvO'uh  I'ii;.  r   .NJiimific 
I  turerK  uiul  Sluiners for  iijitnufiicluriii^  jiurposos  only,     Kruo 

l' nuiii)inv(1-'r,  ,  .  .  ".     |.">  per  c<Mit 

:    (JiiMs,  Kilt'.'s,  aii.i  arms  of  uU  kiiid.^,  .  .     1' piT  ccrii 

|l  Outtii  I't'i'olia,  rniitiiit'iKiuit'd,  .  .  .     I'lpercoiit 

J!  "  iJninaiiuf;ictiire(l,  ,     Kre« 

i,  Gum,  C'>pal,  ....     I'reo 

Giiin,  Mil  MO,  ...     Kre« 

Gypsum,  or  IMa^ti'r  of  I'aris,  neither  j^rour.'l  iiorCiilciiiH(l,     !•  njH 
Gypsuiii,  j^rouiiil  or  mij,;ioiuJil,  .  .     i''ic<5 

jj  II 

;    Uurdwart',  vivj.  :   Outlcrv,   poliislu'd,    k11    K(>it>!,   .I.ipinnu'i, 
|l  plani-ilii'l    Tin,    an. I    P.rititnniu    Mt'tal    VVkpi',   Sp'.ulns, 

H  Shovels,  Av.s,  llm->,  ilikc-s,  Frnks,  and    Ivim-;    TomIs, 

HcyMiOS  and  Suaitlis,    Sinkt's,  N'aiis,  Tai'k.s,  lir^i-ls  mid 
Spiii^-*,  Stoves  mid  all  oIIht  Iron  ('a-itiiiLC^.   Otlier  llanl- 
I  ware,  Horn,  I'catl,  and  Ivory,  inanidanti'.n'd,  .     IT)  per  cent 

j  Harness  .in  1  SaddJcry  ol    Lfailn-r  ni.innfaciuro,  .     1.'  pi  r  (v-iit 

I  Hair  or  .Moliair,  loaniifai'turiid,  .  .     lo  per  cjiil 

Hair — Human,    Aoiroja,   (Jo;il,  Thibrt,   Horse,  iio-^  oi' -M"- 
,  liair,  unnianuhuiUired,  ,  .  .     Free 

j  Hat  i'liirh,  ,  .  .  «  .      Free 

!  Hay,  .  .  ,  .  .1')  jMir  cent 

-  Hemp,  undressi.H!,         .  .  V'w} 

j;  Hides,  i loins,  and  I'eltv,  .  _,  .     Kre« 

iHorsi'  Hair,  nnniionf.i'.tarod,  (Curled)  .  .     Free 

jj  Hosiery,  .  .     1.')  per  cent 

I ;  Hop.'*,  .  .     T)  cts  per  lb 

Hoop  Skitt  Mat-nructnres,  viz.  :  Crinohne   Tiiread,   for  co 
voniuc  Oiiiioline  Wife  ;     clasps,  tin  and   bras^;   ^livles  ; 
spnn<fle.s  and  slotted   tapes,  and  !l  U  or  round  wire,  un- 
coverp<i,  ....     Free 

Horses,  iiorned  Cattle,  Swine  and  Sheep,         .  .     l!>  per  cent 


Indigo, 

Indian  (/on:,  and  Giaui  of  ;il!  kiads, 

Indian  Mer.i, 

India  Hubb.-r,  n!;i.;!;:)uf:(  tarei, 

Ink  of  .li!  i.md.s,  v-xeept  |;;'Uiii.i:;-^  . 

InK,  i'riii; 111;.;, 

Iron,  (iralvanizyd  cv  I'iir, 

Iron  -.Sci'ap, 


.  Fri-e 

.  Free 

.  Free 

l.>  percent 

.  Free 

.  Froo 

.  BrCfc 


"       lieop   orTi-'e,   for   drivin;^    iViieel;-j    of  locumUive;, 

bent  or  welded,  .  .  .     Free 


i 


■  '*  'i 

m 

m 


Clial»ner»B  Ilrug  EstabUsliinciil  was  originated  in  1844 > 

[1873. 


88 


TAniFF  CUSTOM    DUTIES. 


Iron  RaiJroatl  bars,  Wrouwtit  Trou  Chairs,  liud  Fish  Pl»tcs,  Froe 


it 
<< 
«i 
It 


Bar,  Rod,  Hoop,  iiml  Slu^ot, 

Nail  and  Spiked  Kod,  round,  S'.iuuro,  and  flat. 

RoHed  IMatc,  nnd  IJoileri-hilo, 

Wire,  .  ,  .  . 

Iron  Tubes  and  Piping,  when  drawn,  , 

iron  Knees  and  Riders, 
Iron  Mafita,  or  parts  of   Iron  Mar.ts, 
Iron,  puddled,  in  bars,  blooms,  aud  billoti. 
Ivory  Nuts,  .  .  ,  . 

Ivory,  uumanufacturod,. 

J 
Japanned  Tin,  planished  Tin,  and  IJriiannia  M&(ul  Ware, 
Jewellery  and  Watches, 
Junk  and  Oakum, 


K 


Kelp, 

KryolUe,     ,  .  .  .  . 

Knees,  Iron,  Ridern  (Sbips> 

h 

Lard  and  Tallow,  .  . 

Lead,  pjg,    ..... 

Lead,  in  ^hect,  .... 

Ijeart   wliito,  dry,  .... 

Lead,  »'«kI,  dry,  .... 

Leathnr,   vii. :    Shoep,  Calf.  Goat,   a»>d  Ohamoia   Skins, 
dresav?d,  varnished,  or  enuinellod. 

Leather,  or  Imilatmn  of  LciifUur,  m.innirtotnriid, 

Leather,  Sole  or  Upper, 
?  Loootnotive  and    hngino  Frtu>n^a,   ('r^iiks,  Ofat>k    Axles, 
Kailwrty   Car  and  Loeonxinvf    Ax'es,    Piston    Rods, 
Guide  and  Slide  liars,  Criiuk  I'lns^  ('onneotiuiJf  ^^d■^, 

LocomotiveSj  and  Passenger^  IJagi^aifo  «miyreit;tit  C;irs> 
runninj?  upon  any  line  oJ"  r»mii  crosttin^;  iho  frontier, 
so  lon^  as  lJkon\inUin  Locomcyives  asul  C.iis  arc  ad- 
mitted Ireo,  undt>r  simiiur  circkjuistuiacoi,  in  tho  Uuitod 
States,  .  .  .  ,  . 

Locomotive  Engines  and  liiilrotul  Civvs^ 

Logwood,  bixtraC't  of 

Lime,  .... 

Linen,  ..... 

Linen  Maehme  Thread, 

Ijtharg^,     ,  .  .  .  , 

Liquorice,  .... 

Lubo(2raph)o  Stoneu,, 

Lemot^s^  Granges,  and  Citron ^ 

Lumber,  plank  and  sawed,  ot  inahoirany,  !j>sc' wood, wall) ut, 
©berry  cbostnut,  and  j)ituU  pine, 

M 

Maooarooi  and  Vorniicelli, 

Machinery, 

Machine  Silk  Twisty  and  Muohiiio  Liiaen  Thread, 

Mace,  . 

Malt, 
j  Manilla  Gruss^  and  .'^(?a  O.  ns-:,^ 
~  Mastic,  (lum  . 

Manures,     .... 


')  per 

coat 

i>  pnr 

cent 

.>  per 

oc-nt 

a  per  cent 

Free 

Fr«o 

Froo 

Frt>G 

Froo 

Fi-ee 

1"i  per 

cent 

1")  percent 

Free 

Krt^e 

Fvee 

Free 

1  cent 

per  lb 

Frwe 

Free 

Free 

I'reo 

I  *>  per 

cent 

!'>  pel 

eeut 

10  per 

eent 

Frfto 


Free 

1 5  per  cent 

Tree 

1 5  per  cent 

15,  percent 

Free 

Free 

l.">  per  cent 

Free 

10  por  cent 

Freo 

15  per  cttnt 
15  per  cent 
Frco 

ii^ppr  eent 
4'>c.  por  bush 
Frc-e 
Fioe 
Free 


-. — '1 


liy  the  Intc  James  Hunter,  M,  D, 


'.•r.  s 


1873.] 


TARIFF  CUSTOM   DtTTIKS. 


89 


cent 


Mumifaotured  Marble,  other  than  sawn  shiba  or  blocks,    .     1")  per  cent 
Matches,  ....     1;'.  percent 

iVlHps,  Charts,  and  Atlases,  .  .  .     15  per  cent 

Manntactnrea,  viz  :  — 

Miirble  or  Imitation,  .  .  .     lopercent 

Doiit',  Shell,  Horn,  Vcvr]  uud  Ivory,  .  .  do 

Gold,  Silvpr,   Klectro  plale,    Argentine,  Albatn,   and 
Corinan  Silver,  and  I'lated  and  (lilded  ware  of  ail  kiuds,         do 
Brass  or  (^'onper,     .  .  .  .do 

Leather  or  Imitation  of  Leather,  .  .  do 

Wood,  ....     lopercent 

Caslimere,  .  .  .  .do 

Meat,  Kish  and  Ve<;etables  preserved, 

Marble,  in  blocks,  nn wrought,  or  sawn  on  two  sides  only  ; 
and  slub.s  from  such  blocks,  having  at  least  two  edgt 
nnwroiuj;ht,  .  .  .  •     Free 

Moatrt,  fresh,  salted,  or  smoked,     .  .  .     leper  lb 

Medals,        .....     Free 
M'jdicinal  Roots,  ....     Free 

Medicines,  Patent  and  Medicinal  Preparations,  not  other 

wise  specified,        .  ,  .  .     2.'>  per  cent 

Medicine  for  Hospitals,  .  .  .     1.")  per  cent 

Meiai,  Type,  in  blocks  or  pij»,        .  .  .     Free 

Mtiiuliic  Oxides,  firound  or  unftrouud,  and  washed  or  un 

washed,  dry,  not  calcined, 
Millinery  of  all  kinds,  . 
Mill  Hoards  and  Binders'  Cloth, 
Mdl  and  Factory  Machinery, 
Models,         .... 
Molasses,  if  used  for  refining  or  manufacturing  sugar, 

"  if  not  so  used, 

Molasses  and  Suiiar  barrels,  .  . 

Musif,  Sheet,  printed, 
^lusical  Instruments  for  Military  Bands, 
Musical  Instruments,  including  .Viusical  Boxes  and  Clocks 
Mustard,       .... 
Moss,  tor  upholstery  purposes, 

N 
Newspapers.  Foreijjn,   sent  otherwise  than   through  the 
Post  Ufiice,  ....  ....  .... 

Nitre  or  Saltpetre,  ....  ....  

Nitrate  of  Soda,  ....  ....  .... 

Nuts,  when  chiefly  used  in  dying,        ....  

Nutmegs,  ....  .... 

Natural  History,  specimens  of  .... 

Naptha,  Benzole,  and  KeGiied  Petroleum, 
Naval  and  Military  Stores,  .... 

Nails,  Tacks,  and  Bradd, 

Nails,  composition,  .... 

sheathinir,  .... 

j^alvanized, 
Nuts,  of  all  kiuds,  unless  otherwise  speclfled, 

O 


.... 

.... 


Free 
1 5  pel 
Free 

L")  per  cent 
Kree 

73c  per  1001b 
25  per  cent 
15  per  cent 
15  per  cent 
Free 

1 5  per  cent 
15  percent 
Free 


5  per  cent 
Free 
Free 
Free 

25  percent 
Free 

1 5c  per  gal 
Free 

15  per  cent 
Flee 
Free 
Free 
15  per  cent 


- 1 


Ochres    atid    Metallic  Oxides,   ground   or  unground,  and 

washed  or  unwashed — not  calieiued,  ....         Freo 

(>;ikum,  ....  I'l'oe 

Ochres,  ground  or  calcined,  ....  ....        15  per  cent 


um 


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J,  Chaloner  presents  his  thanks  to  the  public  tor  past  favoui's. 

90  TAHIKK    CdSTOM    Dl'TIKB.  [1873.  ; 


<< 

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Oil  Cloths,  ....         1 5  ])>>!•  Pont 

<>l)inm,  ....  ....         lo  jxT  cent 

Oils  -Uf'co'i.  Nut,  rin-'  f.iul  I'ulm.iTi  tlieir crndo,  unrortiiioil, 

01  na(tii':tl  ;-t-sto,  ....  ....         Free 

'*     15oU/;'>i.',    I?,  n/iie,     lU;ii7..,>ine.    rclrolouin,    disillcd, 

punfiod.  or  reRof'd,  ....  ....         l.'cporjjal 

Kemsone,  Coal,  distilled,  piiriiied  and  refiucd,        .     J5c  per  jj;iil 

Petroleufn,  crude,  ...         tic  per  gal 

**        products  of  coul,  shale,  and  lignite,  not  other- 
wise speciticd,  ....  ....         10c  per  gal 

Oils  in  any  way  rectified,  pumped,  racked,  bleached  or 

prepared,  not  otherwise  specified,  .  .    15  per  cent 

Oil  Cake  or  Linseed  Cake,  ....  ....         FreM  J 

Oatmeal,  ....  ....  ....        Free  3 

Oats,     ....  Free 

Oraap;e.s.  Cifrons,  and  Le^nons,   when   iniportod  in  brine, 
for  the  purpose  (»f  beinij  C'lndied  ;  and  also  the  rinds  of 
these  fruits  when  imported  in  brine  for  same  purpose.     Free 
Ores  of  all  kinds  of  metals,  ....  ....        Free 

Ornaments  of  Bronze,  Alabaster,  Terra  Cotta  or  Compo- 
sition, ....  ....  ....        L")  percent 

Osier,      ....  ....  ....        Free 


Paintingp,  in  Oil,  by  artists  of  well  known  merit, 

of  the  old  masters  bj'  such  artists, 
Paints  and  Colors,  not  elsewhere  mentioned. 
Paper — Hook,  Map,  or  News  Printing,  .... 

Paper  llanirings,  ....  .... 

Papier  Muchie,  ....  .... 

Parasols  and  Umbrellas,  .... 

X^CuOk  ••■•  ••••  At** 

Pepper,  ground,  ....  

"      unground,  

Perfumery,  not  othorwiso  specified. 

Perfumed  Spirits,  .... 

1   Clli9|  ■■••  •'■«  «••• 

xcdn^  ••••  ••••  •••• 

Perfumed  and  Fancy  Soaps,  .... 

Petroleum,  refined,  .... 

Phosphorus,  ....  .... 

Pickles  and  Sauces,  ....  .... 

Pimento,  ground,  ....  .... 

"        unground,  ....  .... 

Pipe  Clay,  ....  .... 

Pipes,  Tobacco  ....  .... 

Plaster  of  Paris,  ground  and  calcined, 

"  not  ground  or  calcined, 

Portable  Hand  Printing  Presses,  .... 

Printed,  f;ithogruphed  or  Copperplate  liills,  IJiU- 
Adveriiaing  Pamphlott;,  .... 

Poultry,  ....  .... 

Plated  Ware,  ....  .... 

Platers'  Leaf,  .... 

Porter  in  bottler,         ....  ....         1  *  r>or 

Porter  in  crtsica,  ....  ....         10  pr 

Pig  Iron,  Piii,  Loud,  and  Pig  Copper, 
I'itch  and  Tar,  ....  .... 


or  copies 

....  Free 

....  15  percent 

....  lo  per  cent 

....  15  per  cent 

....  15  per  cent 

....  15  per  cent 

....  Free 

....  25  per  cent 

....  15  per  cent 

. .    .  25  per  cent 

..    .  ^l.tiOpergal 

....  Free 

....  Free 

....  25  per  cent 

....  15c  per  gal 

....  Free 

....  15  i»er  cent 

....  25  per  cent 

....  15  per  cent 

....  Free 

.;..  15  per  cent 
....  do 

....  Free 

....  15  per  cent 

head?,  and 

....  do 

....  10  ])er  cent 

....  Free 

15  per  cent 

cent,,  and  7  cts.  per  gal 

cent,  and  5  cts  per  gal 

....  Free 

....  Free 


Remember  Chaloner's  Address— Comer  Kiii^  Ar  (wermain  Htn. 


isr.i 


TARirr    CflSTOM    DDTIRS. 


91 


Philo»o))hical  rnstruments  and  Apparatur^.  inolmlmL'  globes, 
wh'n    )sp<^('iiilly    ini|)orteil    for  the  use.  of  Col!<i,'ies  and 
Scicnlific;  and  fiiterary  Societies,  ....         Free 

Plants,  .Slini'j!  iiiid  Tft-t's,  ....  ...         10  per  cent 

Plank  and  Sa\vo(I  Lumber,  of   Mahosjany,  li()sevv(iod,  Wal- 
nut, '  lifstnnt,  Cheiry,  and  pitch  pine,  ....         Free 

Plank  and  Sawed  Lumber  of  all  kinds,   oxeopt  Walnut, 

Mahogany,  Chestnut,  Rosewood,  Cherry,  and  pitch  pine,  15  per  cent 
Printing  Ink  and   Printing  Presses,  except  Portable  Hand 

Printing:  Presses,  ...  ....         Free 

Patent  Medicines,  ....  ....  ....        '25  per  cent 

Provisions  for  Army  or  Navy, ....        Free 

Prunella,  ....  ....  ....         Free 

Puddled  Iron  Bars,  Blooms,  and  Billets,  ....        Free 

Pumps  and  Pump  Gear  (Ships),  ....  ....        Free 

R 

Raps,  ....  ....         Free 

Railroad  Bars  and  Frogs,  ....  ....  ....        Free 

Ratao,  for  Caning  Chairs,  ....  Free 

Red  Lead,  dry  ....  Free 

Rennet,  Gum  ....  ....  ....        Free 

Rosin,  ....  Free 

Rice,  ....  ....  ....         1  cert  per  lb 

Rigging  Wire,  ....  Free 

Rifles,  Guns  and  Fire  Arms  of  all  kinds,  15  per  cent 

Roots,  Medicinal  ...  ....  Free 

Room  Paper  Manufacturers— The  Colors  and  articles  follow- 
ing, when  imported  solely  by  Room  Paper  Manufactu- 
rers and  Staiuers  for  manufacturing  purposes  only,  that 
is  to  say:  Lakes,  in  pulp,  scarlet  and  moroue,  Ultra  Ma- 
rine and    Chmese  Blue,    English   Umber,   raw;   Blue- 
black,  Paris  and  Permanent  Greens,   Satin   and   tine 
washed  white,  Bichromate  of  Potash,  Sugar  of  Lead  and 
British  gum,  ....  ....  .... 

Rum  (packages  15  per  cent.),  ....  .... 

Jtw  V  6|  ••••  •••■  ••••        ••■• 


S 
Sandarac  and  Shellac,  fGums) 
Sand  Paper  and  Sand  Cloth, 

Sails,  ready  made,         .... 

Sail  Cloth  or  Canvas,  from  Nos.  1  to  10  (when  used  for  ships 

or  vessels  only),  .... 

Sal  Ammoniac,  Sal  Soda,  Caustic  Soda,  Silicate  of  Soda, 

Soda  Ash,  and  Nitrate  of  Soda, 
naiu,  ..... 

Sea  Grass,  .... 

Scheidam  Schnapps,  ... 

Seeds,  .  ... 

Scrap  Brass  and  Scrap  Iron, 

Shawls,        .  •  .  .  . 

Ships'  Blocks  and  Patent  Bushes  for  Blocks, 

"      Binnacle  Lamps, 

**      Shackles — Sheaves, 

*'      Signal  Lamps, 

*'      Travelling  Trucks, 

"      Wedges  and  Wire  Rigging, 

'*      Cables  and  Chains, 


Free 

80  cts  per  gal 

Free   ^ 

Free 

15  per  cent. 

15  percent 

Free 

Free 
Free 
Free 
|;1.2i)  per  gall 
10  per  cent 
Free 

1";  percent 
Free 
Free 
Free 
Free 
Free 
Fifo 
Free 


Great  variety  in  tho  Toilet  line  oflercd  at  ChaIoner*s« 


92 


TAUIKK   CUSTOM    DDTIKS. 


[1873. 


Shrubs,  .  .  .  .10  per  cent 

Silks,  Satins  and  Velvets,  .  .  .15  per  cent 

Silk,  Woollen,   VV^orsted  and   Cotton  Embroideries,  and 

Tambour  Work,  .  .  .do 

Silk  Twist  and  Silk  and  Mohair  Twist,  not  elsewhere  specified,    do 


cent 
cent 


Silk  Twist,  for  Hats,  Boots  and  Shoes, 

Silver  and  Gold  Cloth, 

Skins,  undressed, 

Silver  IMated  Ware, 

Slate,  .... 

Silver  Coin,  United  States, 

Slotted  Tape3,  for  the  manufacture  of  lloop  Skirts, 

Small  Wares,  .  . , 

Snuff,  .  .  .        I'ii'^ct.ad  val. 

Soap,  common, 

Soap,  Perfumed  and  Fancy, 

Soda  Ash,  ...  , 

Sole  and  Upper  Leather, 

Spelter  or  Ainc  in  sheet. 

Spelter  in  block  or  pip, 

Specimens  of  Natural  History,  Mineralogy,   Botany,  or 

Sculpture, 
Spices,  ground,  including  ginger,  pimento  and  pepper,    . 
Spices,  unground,  including  ginger,  pimento  and  pepper,. 
Spikes  ana  Nails,  composition. 
Spirits  and  Strong  Waters,  including  Spirits  of  Wine  and 

Alcohol,  (packages  15  percent) 
Spirits  and  Strong  Waters,  either  being  Sweetened   or 

Mixed,  the  strength  of  whieh  cannot  be  ascertained  by 

Sykes' Hydrometer,  ,  .  .    $1.20pergal 

Spirits  of  Turpentine,  .  .        '  ,  .    15  per  cent 

Starch,  .  .  .   .  .  .    2c  ^  flb 

Stone,  unwrought,  .  .  .     Free 

Stationery,  .  .  .  .  .15  per  cent 

Steel,  wrought  or  cast,  in  bars  and  rods,  .    Free 

Steel  Wire,  flat  and  uncovered,  for  Crmolines,  .    15  per  cent 

Steel  Plates,  cut  to  any  form,  but  not  moulded,  .    Free 

Steel  Chairs,  ....     Free 

Stereotype  Blocks,  for  printing  purposes,        .  .    Free 

Steamboat  and  Mill  Shafts,  in  Cranks,  forged  in  the  rough,  Free 


Free 
15  per 
Free 
1")  per 
Free 
15  per  cent 
Free 

15  per  cent 
&  20c  per  lb 
Ic  per  lb 
25  per  cent. 
Free 

10  per  cent 
Free 
Free 

Free 

25  per  cent 
15  per  cent 
Free 


80c  per  gal 


Steam  Fire  Engines, 

Straw,  .... 

Stone  unwrought,  and  Lithographic  Stone,     . 

Straw,  Tuscan,  Grass  and  Fancy  Plaits, 

Statues  of  Marble,  Bronze,  or  Alabaster,  natural  size. 

Sulphur,  in  roll  or  flour. 

Shell,  manufactured,  . 

Sheep,         .  .  •  .  . 

Senna,  .... 

Sugar — All  sugar  equal  to,  and  above  No.  9,  Dutch  Stan- 
dard, .  25  per  cent,  and    Ic  per  lb 

Sugar — Below  No.  9,  Diit'  h  Standard,  25  per  cent,  ad  val 

Sugar— Candy,  brown  or  white,  and  Confectionery, 

25  per  cent,  ad  valorem,  and 

Syrup  of  Sugar  or  Sugar  Caue,  Cane  Juice,  Syrup  of   Mo- 
lasses, or  of  Sorghum,  Melado,  Couceutrated  Melado, 
or  concentrated  Molasses,  25  per  cent,  ad  valorem,  and  %of  Ic  per  lb 

Ss-^ioc,    .....  10  per  cent 


15  per  cent 
10  per  cent 
Free 
Free 
Free 
Free 

10  percent 

10  per  cent 

15  per  cent 


8, 


ic  per  lb. 
1  cent  per  lb 


spices,  ground  At  whole,  Baking  Powders,  &c.,  at  Chaloner's* 


1878.] 


TARIFF    CUSTOM   DCTIK8. 


93 


T 


Free 

P>oc 

lo  per  lb 

Free 

J'lec 

Free 


15  per  cent 

do 
Free" 
Free 
Free 


1  fvr,  •  •  .  I 

Tampica,  white  and  black,  . 

Tallow,  .... 

Tea — Black,         .... 
'*    Green,  including  Japan,  , 

Teasels,  .... 

Thread  and  other  articles  embroidered  with  gold,  or  for 

embroidery, 
Thread  Lace  and  Insertions, 
Tiles,  drain,  for  agricultural  purposes. 
Tin,  granulated  or  bar, 
Tin,  and  Zinc,  or  Spelter,  in  block  or  pig, 
0ti  Clasps,   Slides   and    Spangles    for    manufacturing 

IIoop  Skirts,  .  .  .     Free 

Tinctures,  containing  Spirits.  .  .     1.20  per  gal 

Tin  Plates,  .  .  .  .     5  per  cent 

Thibet  Hair,  unmanufactured,  .  .     Free 

Tobacco,  manufactured,  except  Cigars,  1 2^  per  cent,  and  20c  per  lb 
Tobacco,  unmanufactured,  (Leaf)  .     Free 

Tow,  undressed,  •  .  .     Free 

Toys,  .  .  .  .15  per  cent 

Trees,  Plants  and  Shrubs,  .  .  .10  per  cent 

Trenails  and  Wedges,  .  .  .     Free 

Tubca  and  Piping,  of  Copper,  JJrass  or  Iron,  when  drawn.  Free 
Turpentine,  other  than  Spirits  of  .  .     Free 

Type,  printing,  .  .  .5  per  cent 

Varnish,  bright  and  black,  when  used  for  ships  or  vessels 

only,  ....     Free 

Varnish,  other  than  bright  and  black,       .  .15  percent 

Veneering  of  wood  or  ivory,  .  .     Free 

Vegetables  used  chiefly  in  dyeing,  .  .     Free 

"         Culinary,  .  .  .10  per  cent 

"         Fibres  (when  used  for  manu fact' ng  purposes).  Free 
Vehicles  of  travellers  (except  those  of  hawkers  and 

circus  troops)  on  compliance  with  regulations,      .     Free 
Vegetables,  Fish  and  Meats,  preserved  .     15  per  cent 

Vinegar,  .  .  .  .     1  Oc  per  gul 

Vitriol,  blue,      ....     Free 

W 
Walnuts,  Dried  Fruits,  .  ,  .15  per  cent 

Weaving  and  Tram  Silk,  and  Weaviii,^^  or  Tram  Cotton, 
for  making  P^lastic  Webbing  and  Ciiiioliue  Thread 
for  covering  Crinoline  Wire,  .  .     Free 

Whale  Oil,  in   the  casks  from  on  ship  Ixmid,  and   in   the 

condition  in  which  it  was  lirst  laiulei!,  .      Free 

Wines  of  all  kinds,  including  Ginger,  Orange,  Lemon, 
Go(>?eb(>rry,  Strawberry,  l^asphcrry,  Rider  and  Cur- 
rant Wines,  (5  quart  and  10  pint  Imltles  to  be  held 
to  contain  a  gallon)       25  per  cent,  ad  valorem,  and     10c  per  gal 


Citrate  of  Magnesia,  the  popalar  efferveBcent,  at  Chaloner's. 


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94 


TAUIFF  CUSTOM    DUTIES. 


[1873. 


Wheat,  .... 

Wliitiiif:;  or  Whitening, 
While  Lead,  dry,  and  Wliito  Zinc, 
Wire  (brass  or  copper,  round  or  flat), 
Wire  ^of  all  descriptions),       .  .  . 

Willow  (for  basket  makers'  use), 
Wood  of  all  kindi^,  wholly  nnnianufacturcd, 
Wooda  and  Drugs,  used  chiefly  in  dyeinpf. 
Wood,  manufactured,  not  elsewhere  specified, 
Wool, 

Woollens,  .... 

Woollen  Netting,  for  India  rubber  shoes, 
Writing  Desks,   Fancy   and  Ornamental   Cases   and 
Boxes,  and  other  Fancy  Goods, 

Y 

Yellow   Metal,    in   bars   or  bolts,   and   Yellow   Metal 
Sheathing,  . 


Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

Free 

Fiee 

Free 

1 5  per  cent 

Free 

1 5  per  cent 

Free 

15  per  cent 


Free 


Zinc  or  Spelter,  in  blocks  or  pigs,  .  .     Free 

Zinc  or  Spelter,  in  sheets,        .  ■       ,  .     Free 

Zinc,  white,  dry,  .  .  .     Free 

Packages  and  cases  in  which  C'oods  are  imported,  15  per  cent. 

The  two  following  ]>rovisiona  are  found  in  the  Customs  Act  of  IS71  j — 

The  Governor  in  Council  may,  from  time  to  time,  transfer  to  the  list  of 
goods  which  may  be  imported  into  CanaAi  free  of  duty,  any  or  all  arti- 
cles (whether  natural  articles  or  products  of  manufactures;,  used  as  ma- 
terials in  Canadian  marufacturos  ;  and  any  such  materials  mentioned  in 
any  Order  in  Council  in  that  behalf,  shall  be  free  of  duties  of  Customs 
from  the  time  therein  appointed  for  that  purpose. 

Tbo  Governor  in  Couticil  may  authorise  the  admission,  free  of  duty,  of 
any  machinery  to  be  used  in  any  Canadian  manufactory,  on  satisfactory 
evidence  that  like  machinery  is  not  then  manufactured  iu  Canada. 

EXPORT   DUTIES. 

Shingle  Bolts,  per  cord  of  128  cubic  feet,             .                   •  |1.00 

Stave  Bolts,             •*                       "                          .                   .  1.00 

Oak  Logs,  per  M.,               .                  .                  .                  ,  2.00 

Spruce  Logs,  "                                     ...  1.00 

Pine  Logs,      '*                    ....  1.00 

TAIUE    OP    PROHIBITIONS. 

The  following  articles  shall  be  prohibited  to  be  imported  under  a 
penalty  of  two  hundred  dollars  tojxether  with  a  forfeiture  of  the  parcel 
or  package  of  goods  in  which  the  same  may  be  found,  viz.  : 

Books,  Drawings,   Paintings,  Prints,  and  Photographs  of  an  immoral 
or  indecent  character. 
Coin,  base  and  counterfeit. 

THK    FOLLOWING 

Under  Regulations  and  Restrictions  to  be  prescribed  by  the  Minister  of 

Customs.  } 

Carriages  of  travellers,  and  carriages  laden  with  merchandize,  and  not  j 
to  include  circus  troops  and  hawkers.  I 

Loc.  motive  and  Railway  passenger  baggage  and  freight  cars,  running  j 
upon  any  line  of  road  crossing  the  frontier,  so  long  as  Canadian   loeo- 


tl 


I 


Bay  Water,  liime  Jnice,  Codjiiver  Ull,  at  ChulOiier>0^ 


1878.] 


KXCMSE    DirTIES. 


90 


motivca  and  cnrs  are  admitted  free  under  similar  circumstances  in  the 
Unitod  States. 

Mona^crics,  horses,  cattle,  carriages,  and  liarncsasa  of. 

Travellers'  baggage. 

TIIK    FOLLOWING    OOOOS, 

Wlien  the  produce  and  f^rowth  of  any  of  the  V>.  N.  A.  Provinces,  may  he 
imported  free  of  duty,  subject  to  alteration  or  regulation,  by  pro- 
cliiinatioii,  of  the  (ioveruor  in  Council,  viz. :  — 

Animals  of  all  kinds;  Fresh,  Hinok.d  and  Salted  Meats  ;  Green  and 
Dried  Finita  ;  Fish  of  ail  kinds;  Frodncta  of  Fish,  and  of  all  other  crea- 
tures living  in  tlje  water  :  Poultry  ;  Hutter,  Cheese,  Lard,  Tallovr  ;  Tim- 
ber and  lumber  of  all  kinds,  round,  hewed,  but  not  otherwise  manufac- 
tured in  whole  or  io  part ;  Fish  Oil  ;  Gypsum,  ground  or  unground  ; 
Hay,  Straw,  Seeds  of  all  kinds;  Vegetables  (including  potatoes  and 
other  roots);  Plants,   Trees  and  Shrubs. 


.fO.63 
0.01 
'».!5 
0.07 
0.15 

0.15 


EXCISE   DUTIES. 

Spirits,  of  the  proof  of  Sykes'  Hydrometer,       per  gallon, 
Malt,        .  .  .  <      per  \h., 

Snuff,  ground  dry,  .  .      per  lb., 

Tobacco— Canadian  Twist,  Tabac  blanc  entorgueiU,  per  lb.. 
Fine  Cut,  .  .        per  lb., 

[  Cavendish,  Plug,  Twist,  and  all  other  manufac- 
tured Tobacco,  not  before  described,  per  lb., 
Cigars  (subject  to  an  abatement  or  allowance  for  moisture  in  cal- 
culating the  weight  for  duty,  to  be  fixed  by  order  in  Coun 
cil),  ....  per  lb.,        30  eta. 

Petroleum  and  Coal  Oil,  .  ^  .  per  gallon,    0,05 

Any  fermented  beverage  made  in  imitation  of  beer  or  malt 
liquor,  and  brewed  in  whole  or  in  part  fiom  any  other 
substance  than  malt,  *        per  gallon, 

LICENSE    FEE?I. 

For  a  license  for  distilling  and  rectifying,  or  either,  by  any 

process,  ....     if'i'.O 

*F()r  a  first  class  license  for  mal'ing, 

*  **  a  second  class  "  " 

*  "  a  tl  ird  class     "  " 
For  a  license  for  brewing. 
For  a  license  for  manufacturing  tobacco, 


0.03)^ 


iiOO 

100 
50 
50 


J'rovided  the  Governor  in  Council  may  so  direct, 


TABLE  OF  STAMP  DUTIES. 

stamps  required  on  Notes,  Drafts,   or  Bill  of  Exchange,  executed 
singly: — 
:  Under  *25, 
For  ^^2'),  .  .  . 

"  $oO  and  over  ^'25,  .  » 

For  $100  and  over  $50, 
"  each  additional  ifloO,      .  .  . 

"  each  "  fraction  of  $100, 

On  Drafts  or  Bills  of  Exchange  in  duplicate  : — 
For  $100, 

each  additional  $100, 

"        fraction  of  $100,  j 


II 


Free 

1  cent 

2  cents 

3  cents 
3  cents 
3  cents 

2  cents 
2  cents 
2  cents 


Glass  Tubing,  Retortw,  Ueakurs^JPU^ks,  <^(^jf  L^^^l?^^*'^*'' 


06 


IIOSPITAI^    AND  ASYLUMS. 


[1873. 


On  Drafts  nr  bills  of  Exchauge  iu  more  parts  tbau  two  :— 

For  every  iflUO,  .  .  .  .    1  cent 

"   each  additional  tlOO,  .  ,  ,     1  c^nt 

"   each  additional  traction  of  $100,  .  .     I  cent 

Intero8t  made  payable  at  the  maturity  of  any  Hill,  Ac,  shall  bo  count 

cd  as  part  of  the  principal  sum. 
Stamps  must  be  cancelled  at  the  time  of  affixing  the  same,  by  Writing 

or  stamping  thereon  the  date. 

The  stamps  for  Notes,  Ac,  to  be  affixed  by  the  maker  or  drawer ;  and 

in  case  of  any  drafi  or  Hill  of  Exchange  drawn  out  of  the  Dominion,  by 

the  acceptor  or  first  drawer. 


IMMIGRATION  DEPARTMENT. 

Robert  Shives,  Esquire,  Government  Immigration  Officer  for   New 
IJrunswick  ;  The  Deputy  Treasurers  at  tlie  Out-l*'jrta  of  the  Province  act ' 
as  Immigration  Officers. 


HOSPITALS  AND  ASfLUMS. 

MARINE    HOSPITAL, 

For  the  Relief  of  Sick  and  Disabled  Seamen.,  in  St.  John. 

Commissioners,  John  Ward,  John  Wishart,  Charles  McLauchlan,  and 
William  Doherty,  Esquires:  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Charles  Ward; 
Physician,  LeBaron  Botsford,  M.  D. ;  Steward,  Milton  Barnes. 

GENERAL    PUBLIC    HOSPITAL. 

Commissioners— William  Bayard,  Esq.,  M.  D.,  President ;  W.  H.  A. 
Keans,  Esq.,  Vice-President ;  Robert  W.  Crookshank,  Esq.,  Treasurer  ; 

John  McLacblan,  and  M.  W.  Maher,  Esquires  ;  ,  Secretary ; 

E.  L.  Barteaux,  M.  D.,   Resident  Physician  and  Superintendent ;   Mrs. 
Iliggins,  Matron. 

PROVINCIAL    LUNATIC    ASYLUM. 

Commissioners,  Hon.  William  M.  Kelly,  Hon.  Benj,  R.  Stevenson,  Hon 
Attorney  General,  and  Hon.  Provincial  Secretary,  Hon.  W.  S.  Caie ; 
Secretary,  Robert  W.  Crookshank,  Esq. ;  Chaplain,  Rev.Willian  Scovil ; 
Superintendent,  John  Waddell,  M.  B. ;  Supervisor,  Book  and  Storekeeper, 
R.  Graham. 

Wiggins'  orphan  asylum. 

Rev.  William  Scovil,  President ;  James  U.  Thomas,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer  ;  Governors— F.  A.  Wiggins,  George  C.  Wiggins,  llenry  W. 
Frith,  B.  Robinson,  J.  W.  Weldon,  Charles  Merritt,  Rev,  William  Arm- 
strong, and  J.  D.  Lewin. 

SAINT    JOHN    PENITKNTTARY.      ^ 

This  Tn&titution  is  under  the  jurisdiction  of  the  Ministov  of  Justice 
for  the  Dominion,  and  supervit^ion  of  three  special  Directors  of  Domi- 
nion Penitentiaries  ;  John  Quinton,  Warden  .;  A.  Robertson,  Accountant. 

BOAHD    OF    HEALTH, 

For  the    City  and    County  of  Saint  John. 

William  Bayard,  M.  D. ;  Hon.  Charles  Waiters,   George  V.   Nowlin,  ' 
James  Flewelling,  and  John  McLachlan,  Esquires  ;  R.  W.  Thome,  Clerk. ; 


Chalonnr's  Stove  VaruiKsh  will  ornnment  Rusty  Pipes. 


Tlie  Ajuient  ami   Honorable   Frptorp.ity  o!  Fnts    and 

Accijpie'.l  Mayans. 


.I>»*.  r.  'T'liliowav,  <TiAii.!  i>'i!v<;!lv.mt. 
iW-it.  K.  Kriir'.vriiiluT,  'Jraivl  Sto\v:ird. 


Honry  (i.  Hunt, 
J  im^'s  Saiiti'Icrs, 
J.  AllVcl  Cliikc, 
lli-m-y  I>ittri-ll, 
IlciiiN  .1.   I'liDrric, 
Win.  O.  Miitliewsoii, 
Clmrlort  M('(}^•(\ 
(ri>(ir:;(f  f,.  'I'aylur, 


<U), 
do, 

du. 
<lu. 

do. 

do. 
d(.. 
Grand  Tvlcr. 


M.AV.   .ToIm  V.   Ki:;-<,  Cranl  Vti<>'T.       W. 

li.  W.   Kdv.-ird  WillN.  I>.  0.  Ma..;.T.        .W 

K.  W.  l^iiau  VV.  hoh  ;rtv,  .Si'iiiorU.  W!tr.,VV, 

li.  W.  I'lios.  J.  ltol)i.i-...!i.  .Jmiior(}.  War.  W 

V.  W.  Ui'v.  Ilnwiml'-pr.ii:  If,  <i.  (:ii:i|..    IW 

V.  W.   Will.  il.  \.  'Can.sU.  IVoHHurt-r.:  W 

V.  W.  Will.  F.  IJiinliiiij:,  »;.  SiMTL'tary.     ;W 

W.  Harry  iU'ckwith,  .Senior  (r.  Deacon.  iW 

W.  Dun.  S.  lI.irixT,  Jiminr  «i.  Deacon.    'W 

W.  Kol)t.  li.  Call.  (}.  Dir.  O.-rciiiunics.       IW 

W.  (}.  H.  Flewclliiis..V.rtrtl.<J.D.('crcin'H.'W.  HciiryC.  Willifaoii, 

W.  O.  A.  Hulstoul,  <J.  Sword  lie  ircfr.        W.  Kolx-rt  Hall. -it, 

W.  W.  W.  Cordon,  <i.  Standard  Bearcr.'W.  .MuxandcM-  linrclilll, 

W.  Henry  Card,  (irand  Orijaiiist.  'Km.  Dinctee  Hcribner, 

The  .\niiiial  <'oinniunicati()it  id  held  on  tlio  Fourth  Wednesday  in  ye|itenilier 
in  llie  City  of  Saint  dolin. 

Hoard  ofCreiierd  Pur|)'>se.>». — Orand  .Master,  De|iii(y  Grnnd  Ma.^t'r,  Si  rii'ir 
(Jraiid  WardiMi, -Iiinior  (Iraiul  W.irden,  Uraiid  Sei'i'etary,  I?.  Le.-iter  I'li.r.s,  Win. 
Wedderlpiiri),  Allred  A,  sioeklun,  Jaaie.s  .Mo.\icli<«l,  Jr..  D.ivi  I  Main,  i;  .1/crt  M-ir- 
.sliall,  Mark  N.  Powern,  Win.  i\  Dibldee,  Henry  l.e'Hiard,  and  Henry  !)tirri«li. 

Alltion  liod'.je,  >fo.  1. — Meeis  on  llic  tirsl  Friday  in  tvicli  inontii,  at  Hie  .Masonic 
Hall,  Saint  .loim.        Geo.  K.  Fairweiitlier,  W.  X .  ;  Mdiu.  CliamWerlaiii,  Secretary. 

St.  Jolin\s  l.o<life.  No.  2. — .Meets  on  the  tlrst  Tiies  lav  in  e-icli  inoiitli,  at  the  Ma- 
sonic Hall,  Saint  John.       Henry  0.  Hnnt,  W.  M.;   Ifiram  (J.  IJottM,  Secretary. 

Hibernia  hoil^-e,  .Vo.  ;l. — .Meets  on  the  second 'l"ue>day  in  eaidi  month,  at  the 
Ma.^onio  Hall,  Saint  John.     Jas.  f^annders,  W.  M. ;    Ami.  J.  .Arinstroiiir,  Secretar., . 

8iis:se;v  Lo  |j;e,  No.  I. — .M  t-i  on  Tiiursilay,  on  i>r  alter  each  full  moon,  at  Dor- 
chester. Stephen  W.  Palmer,  W.  M.  ;   Kichard  'A  il.-»on.  Secretary. 

St.  Mark's  Lodixe,  No.  5. — Meets  on  the  tlrsl  Thu;-^d;iy  in  each  inontli,  at  Saint 
Andrewri.        Thomas  W,  Bacon,  W.  M. ;  Goorcte  I''.  Sticlrncy,  Secretary. 

Solomvin's  Lodj^e,  No.  (!. — Meets  on  the  second  Tuesday  in  each  month  atFredo- 
rieton.         lidwin  L.  Wetniore,  W.  M. :  Adolphu.si}.  Uockwith,  Secretary. 

Snsse.v  Lod^e,  No.  7. — Meets  on  the  tlrst  Weilnes  lay  in  each  month,  nt  Saint 
Stephen.  Jolm  H.  i'to<e,  W.  M. ;  J.  Iiiglis  Str;ri,  Secretary. 

Carleton  Union  Lodi^e,  No.  S. — Meets  on  tlm  tir-i  Thursday  in  each  month,  at 
tlio  Masonic  Hall,  Oarluton.    J.  Alfred  Clarke,  W.  M. ;  (.'lias.  Ketchum,  Secretary. 

Midian  L'ld^e,  No.  9.  — Meelson  the  .second  Tu'-.i  Iny  in  eacli  month,  at  Clifton, 
King's  Comity.        Kichard  W.  W^etmnre,  W.  M.  ;  Daniel  1^  Wetmoro,  Secretary. 

(•nion  Lodge  of  I'ortlaml,  No.  10. — Meets  on  the  third  Tlnir.«dav  in  each  month, 
at  the  M.as.inic  Hall,  St.  Jolin.   Henry  Duflell,  W.  M. ;  Ciias.  lliMiiian,  Se.-retfiry. 

Woodstock  liodire.  No.  H. — Meets  on  the  firx  U'ednesilay  in  eaen  month,  at 
Woodstock.        William  K.  Dihblee,  W.  M. ;   William  Skillen,  Secretary. 

St.  «}eor;;'e  l.oj'^e,  No.  I'i.  — Me^'t?  oil  tlie  lirsl  Tn-silay  in  each  month,  nt  Saint 
Georije.  itobert  A.  Stewart,  W.  M. ;   f.ouis  J!.  .Mes«eii'_>u.  Secretary. 

Corintiiian  Lodj^e,  No.  1-i. — .Meets  on  Wednesday  on  or  at'fe.r  eac!;  fall  moot), 
at  Hampto;'.  Alien  .Nr.  Travis.  W.  M.  ;  H  Miry  Hfillott,  S'crctary. 

Alley  fjud'te,  N".  If-.— . fleets  on  the  first  Tlntrsdav  i!!  »>ach  month,  at  TTjiper 
Mills,  Saint  Stciihcn.    James  V.  Hanson,  W.  M. ;   Wiliiain  C.  I'urves,  Seeret.'iry. 

Howard  Lodi^e,  No.  15. — Meets  on  the  first  Tm-sday  i  i  each  ni^nth,  ai  Hillsbo- 
roui.'h.  Wiliiaiiis  Woodwortli,  W.  M.  ;  John  l>eaLiey.  Secretary 

liOd.!?e  Sa'nt  Andrew,  No.  10. — Meets  on  Mondav  on  or  after  each  fr.Il  Moon, 
at  Uiiiiiibu'.-o.  James  C.  Moody,  \V.  M.  ;  Tli(<:r.is  V.^  Bli  ;s,  Seor  ■t;\ry. 

Nortlinniberland  Lod,-re,  No.  17. — Meets  on  the  seeoe..l  TiiC'^il.iy  in  each  month, 
at  Newca.stle.    John  S.  IJensoii,  W.  M.  ;  F'ras.  11.  MoDr'nald,  Secretary. 

Miramieiii  Lodge,  No.  IS. — Meets  on  thelliird  liie--d.iy  in  ea<  h  mouth,  at  Chat- 
ham. Jo.-eph  M.  Iliiddock,  W.  M. ;  Phineas  NViliit'on,  Secretary. 

Leinster  Lod'jre.  No.  li). — Meets  on  the  second  Friday  in  each  montli,  at  the  Ma- 
sonic Ifall,  Saint  John.     Henry  .T.  Tliorne,  W.  M.  ;  Asaiiii  O.  PilaKslee,  Secretary. 

Salisbury  l^od-^e,  No.  20.  —Meet;' on  the  first  Tnc^. lay  in  each  month,  at  Salisbury. 
Tobias  .\ddy,  W.  M. ;  James  IJentley,  Secretory. 


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Cliiilouvr^H  Aniline  tJyef*  — 


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MASONIC. 


[1873. 


Zion  Loilfjc,  No.  21. — Meet.'^  <m  Wctliir.-i(!iiy  lnyfore  carh  firll  riiooti,  at  Mi8f«i'X, 
King's  Coiiiily.        Oc-oryo  II.  I'iok,  W.  M.  ;  \Vi\i.  T.  Mcl.i-o,!,  S.-crolary. 

N«^'*  HninsWlek  Lodifo,  No.  22.  -Mixt«  <>ti  tlu?  wrotiil  'I'lmrsilnj  in  cucli  month, 
at  the  Miifluiiic  Hull,  St.' John.    Wrn,  C.  MiiltliowHcin,  W.  M.  ;  \U'\.  Mfuri-on.Hci 'y. 
KcUli  Lotlpt',  No.  2H. — Mot'ts  on  'rimr:«liiy  on  or  alliT  eucli  nt!W  inuoii,  at  Moiic- 
ton.    C!i:i«.  P  Uarrifl,  W.  M.  ;  Ot'or>fw(,",  rt'terp.  ScirtL-lary. 

Zctlaiul  Lodgo,  No.  24, — MectK  on  llu-  lliinl  Wi'<lni'Hilay  in  encli  month,  at  Shu- 
dlac.  James  Inp;lo»,  W.  M.  ;  W.  J.  M.  llanlnjiton,  St  on'tJtry. 

KeBtlgouche  Lodgo,  No.  2.").~Mc'ft.s  ouTiU'Kilay  on  or  at'lcr  oach  full  moon,  ut 
DalhouBio.  Wm.  O.  Dlshrow,  W.  M.  ;  John  McAllislur,  Setrotary. 

Victoria  T.<iflpc.  No,  26.— .Meets  on  the  Hocond  Thursday  in  each  nKmtli  at  Mill- 
town.       Thomaa  J.  Kohinson,  W.  M. ;  Georpro  F.  T«idd,  Secretary. 

Saint  John  Lodge,  No.  27. — Meets  on  Thur»<lay  <;n  or  atler  eacli  fnll  moon,  at 
Bnthurst.  James  llickBon,  W.  M. ;  lloyd  U.  linllitk,  Secretary. 

Lebanon  LodRC,  No.  28. — Meets  on  Mt>nday,  on  or  after  eaeh  full  moon,  at  Sack* 
Tillo.  Itobert  Ilallett,  W.  M.  ;  "William  Morlce,  Secretary. 

Bnint  Andrew's  Lodge,  No.  29.--Meet»  on  the  seeond  ihurs  "ay  in  each  month, 
at  the  MuHonlc  Hall,  Frederloton.  Alex.  BiirchiU,  W.  M. ;  Jas.  A.  Unci,  Secretary. 
Saint  Marlins'  Lodge,  No.  530.— Meets  on  the  first  Monday  in  each  moiitli,  at  St. 
Martins,  St.  John  County.  James  Kourke,  W.  M.  ;  Hugh  McQuihion,  Secretary. 
Oorloton  R.  A.  Ch»|>ter. — Meets  on  the  thinl  Wednesday  in  each  month,  at 
the  Masonic  Uall.  Saint  John.  Thomas  N.  liobertson,  Principal  Z;  Charh.s  Mc- 
Lauchlan,  jr..  Scribe  E. 

New  llrunswick  11.  A.  Chapter. — Meets  en  the  flrsi  Thursday  In  each  month,  at 
the  Masonic  Hall,  Saint  Jotin.  James  McNiuhoI,  Junior,  Principal  Z.;  David  S. 
Stewart,  Scribe  E. 

Union  R.  A.   Clmpter. — Meets  on  the  fourth  Tuesday  in  each  month,  at  the 
MaBonic  Hall,  Carleton.    E.  J.  Wetmoro,  Principal  Z. ;  Chas.  Ketchum,  Scrll>e  E. 
Frederictuii  R.  A.  Chapter. — Meets  on  the  third  Wednesday  in  each  month,  at 
Fredericton. 

Mount  Lebanon  U.  A.  Chapter.— Meets  on  the  third  Wednesday  in  each  month, 
at  Chatham. 

Saint  Stephen  B.  A.  Chapter. — Meets  on  the  second  Wednewlay  in  each  month, 

at  Saint  Stephen. 

Botsford  K.  A.  Chapter. — Meets  on  the  thinl  Monday  in  eacli  month  atMoncton. 

Encampment  of  Saint  John  K.  T. — Meets  on  the  second   Wednesday  in  eacit 

month,  at  the  Masonic  Hall,  Saint  John.    Wm.  Fleming,  Commander ;  Thomas 

N.  Robertson,  Secretary. 

Union  DeMolay  Encampment  K.  T. — Meets  on  the  fourih  'llinrsday  in  each 
month,  at  thu  Masonic  Hall,  Saint  John.  1).  R.  Munro,  Conmiander;  A.  D. 
Goodwin,  Secretary. 

Grand  Council  of  Royal  and  Select  Masters.— Meets  annually  in  August,  at  the 
Masonic  Hall,  Saint  John.  D.  R.  Munro,  M.  P.  Grand  Master;  A.  1).  Goodwin, 
Grand  Recorder. 

New  Brunswick  Council  Royal  and  Select  Masters. — Meets  on  the  fourth  Friday 
in  February,  May,  August,  and  November,  at  the  Masonic  Hall,  Saint  John. — Hen- 
ry Duflfell,  Master  ;  Peter  Campbell,  Recorder. 

Carleton  Council  Royal  and  Select  Masters. — Meets  at  the  Masonic  Hall,  Car- 
leton.— John  V.  Ellis,  Master ;  Andrew  F.  Andrews,  Recorder. 

McLeod  Moore  Conclare,  No.  18,  of  the  Imperial,  Ecclesiastical,  and  Military 
Order  of  Knight8.of  the  Red  Cross  "f  Rone  ami  Constantino,  llobert  Marshall, 
88",  Inspector  General  for  the  Provlno-e  of  New  Brunswick;  J.  Doraville,  Sove- 
reign; D.  R.  Munro,  Treasurer;  J.  Jlelick,  Recorder.  Meets  at  the  Ma.sonic  Hall, 
St.  John,  on  the  fourth  Thursday  In  each  month. 

Provincial  Grand  Lodge  of  the  Royal  Order  of  Scotland — li.  Lester  Peters, 
Provii.cial  Grand  Master;  Thomas  N.  Robertson,  Provincial  Grand  Secretary. 
Meets  in  the  City  of  Saint  John  quarterly. 

Chapter  of  Rose  Croix,  18'^,  of  New  Brunswick,  on  the  Registry  of  the  Supreme 
Council  for  Scotland  of  the  33rd  and  last  degree  of  the  Ancient  and  Accepted  Scot- 
tish Rite.  Meets  at  the  City  of  Saint  John,  on  the  first  Wednesday  in  February, 
May,  August,  and  November.  Chris' opher  Murray,  30",  M.  W.  S. :  Thomas  N. 
Robertson,  SO'',  Secretary. 

Consistory  of  K.'.  H.'.  of  New  Brunswick  on  the  llegiatry  ot  the  Supreme 
Council  of  Scotland  of  the  thirty-third  and  last  degree  of  the  .\ncient  and  Ac- 
cepted Scottish  Rite.  Meets  at  the  City  of  Saint  John  on  the  first  Wednesday  in 
February,  May,  August,  and  November.  Robert  T.  Clinch,  82'^,  Grand  Comman- 
der ;  Thomaa  N.  Ilobortson,  30*^,  Secretary. 


WlioinHalo  from  IltiniiiRtoii,  Barker,  and  N|icuccr. 


1873.] 


ORANOE  INHTITUTION. 


oy 


INDEPENDKXT  OUDEll  ODD  FELLOWS. 

OPFICKRS   OP  TUB    U.  W.  ORAND  LODOR   OF  TUK  LOWlCU  I'llOVKiOKH  OF  B.  X.  A. 

Jatnos  Yorstoti,  M.   W.  (J.  \f.,  I'ioton.  X.  S. 

Alex.  Robertson,  I{.  W.  D.  G.  M.,  St.  .7(,liii,  N.  13. 

RiiiK.n  Krascr,  H.  \V.  (i.  W.    Truro,  X.  S. 

John  Mnthcrfou,  R.  \V.  (i.  h.  aiitl  T.,  Stoll.irton,  N.  S. 

John  Pringlo,  W.  (i.  M.,  Pintoii,  N.  ,S. 

PctcT  C.'unphell,  W.  G.  ('hup.,  Xcw  (Jia^sgnw,  N.  S. 

J.  VV.  Fah;oner,  W.  G.  Con.,  (^hnrlottetowii,  1'.  E.  I. 

W.  N.  Mills,  W.  G.  II.,  Pictou,  N.  S. 

James  Mitchell.  W.  G.  G.,  Albion  Mine-",  \.  S. 

John  Matheson,  Giniul  Ri'p.  fn  (J.  L.,  U.  S. 

The  next  Session  of  the  R.  W.  Grau'l  Lodgo  will  be  hold  io  Truro,  N. 
S.,  on  the  third  Tuesday  hi  July,  187S. 

PiONKKR  LoonR,  N'o.  y,  i.  O,  O.  F.,  meets  at  Odd  Fellows  Ilall,  No. 
y5  Geruittin  Street,  8t.  John,  N.  B.,  every   Friday  cveainj,  at  8  o'clock. 


Loyal  Orange  Institution  of  British  America. 

MOST  WOUSTHPFIJI,  OltAND  LODr.B  OF  UKITIsn  AMERICA. 

Grand  Master — Mackenzie  Howell,  Esq.,  M.  P.,  Belhville,  Ontario  ; 
Deputy  Grand  Masters— D'Arcy  Uoulton,  Esq.,  Barrie,  Ontario  ;  George 
Smith,  Esq.,  Montreal;  G.  H.  Pick,  Esq.,  St.  John,  N.  B. ;  Jacob  Bowser, 
Halifax,  N.S. ;  Aurus  1).  Martin,  Charlottetown,  P.  E.f.  ;  H.  S.  McDonnld, 
E.sq.,  M.  P.  P.,  Brockville,  Ontario;  Grand  Chaplain —Hev.  Abraham 
Dawson,  Egansville,  Ontario;  Grand  Treasurer — Wni.  Anderson,  Esq., 
M.  P.  P.,  Mountain  View,  Ontario ;  Grand  Secretary — Thomas  Keyes, 
Esq.,  St.  Catharines,  Ontario  ;  Deputy  Grand  Secretary  — H.  Caldwell, 
Halifax,  N.  S. ;  Grand  Director  of  Ceremonies— Win.  White,  Esq., 
Tweed,  Ontario. 

aionx  woKSHiPFUL  provincial  okand  lodge  of  new  duundwicic. 

G.  H.  Pick,  Esq.,  R.  W.  Grand  Master,  Portland;  James  Baker,  Esq., 
Dep.  Gran  i  Master,  Woodstock,  Carleton ;  1)  J.  Con.stantine,  Petitco- 
diac;  Sainuel  Devenne,  sen..  Grand  C,  Portland;  John  A.  Kane,  Esq., 
Grand  Treasurer,  Portland;  C.  E.  Godard,  E.«*q.,  CJ.  S.  ;  W.  A.  Uender- 
sou,  Dep.  Grand  Treasurer,  Sussex;  J.  Edw.  N.  IJolder,  i^ejp.  Grand 
Secretary,  St.  John  ;  William  II.  Anderson,  Grand  Lecturer,  Frederic- 
ton ;  John  Cadwallader,  St.  Stephen,  and  Fred.  N.  Moffatt,  St.  John, 
Deputy  Grand  Lecturers  ;  J.  Thompson,  Grand  Director  of  Ceremonies, 
Portland. 

St.  John  Cou.nty  Grand  Lodge. — Samuel  Derenne,  Sen.,  County 
Grand  Master;  J.  Edward  N.  Koidei',  County  Grand  Sec'y  ,  St.  John. 

St.  .Ioiin  District  Lodgb,  No.  \—{Cit//  of  St.  John.)  J.  Edward  N. 
Holder,  Esq.,  District  Master;  H.  J.  Chettick,  District  Secretury. 

Vkuneh  Lodge,  No.  1. — S.  Devcnne,  Sen.,  W.  M  ;  J,  Edward  N. 
Holder,  Secretary.     First  Tuesday. 

EiiOu.v  L  ixiK,  No.  2  — F.  N.  Molfatt,  W.  M. ;  Josh  Biudley,  Secretary. 
Second  Tuesday. 

York  liODOi!!,"No.  3.— Johu  Roberts,  W.  M. ;  A.  Bhiiu,  Secretary.  First 
Thnr.<(day. 

.    Enniskillkn  Lodob,  No.  7. — A.   G.    Rlakslce,  W.  M.  ;    II   .1.  Chettick, 
J  Secretary.     Third  Friday. 


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Carlkton  Tbob  Blob  Looqb,  No.  U.— Wilson  Oregg,  W.  M.  ;  Wtn. 
H.  I'erkina,  Secreturj. 

JonNRTo.N  LoDQB,  No.  24. — Robert  Kudej,  W.  M.;  A.  McDonald, 
Secretary.     First  and  Third  Monday. 

St.  Johv  Royal  Scarlkt  Cuaptkm,  No.  1.— S.  Devenne,  Sen.,  W.  C- 
C. ;  J.  Kdward  N.  Holder.  C.  Scribe. 

Qitbrn's  I'rkckptory,  No.  flij  -Rotal  Black  KsionTS. — J.  A.  Kane, 
W.  M. ;  J.  Edward  N.  Holder,  Rogistnir.     Last  Thursday. 

Oarlkton  Oranqb  Hall  Company — Dan.  M.  K.  McLeod,  President, 
Carleton  ;  J.  Edward  N.  Holder,  Secretary,  St.  John. 

M.  W.  Grand  Lod«e  of  British  America  will  meet  in  Annual  Session 
in  the  Town  of  Brantford,  Ontario,  on  the  third  Tuesday  in  .June,  1S78. 

R.  W.  Grand  Lodge  of  N.  U.,  will  meet  in  Annual  Session  m  Port- 
land, on  third  Tuesday  in  February,  1B73. 

County  Grand  Lodge  of  St.  John  meets  seroi-annnally. 

St.  John  District  Lodge,  No.  1  (City),  meets  quarterly. 

All  the  Lodges— private— meet  in  the  City,  East  side,  except  Carleton 
True  Blues'  Lodge,  which  assembler  in  Carleton. 

There  are  some  150  Lodges  on  the  Re^isty  of  G.  Lodge  of  N.  B., 
which  (including  those  i  bovc  mentioned)  meet  in  the  various  Counties 
of  the  Province. 


NATIONAL  DIVISION  SONS  OF  TEMPERANCE. 

Oscar  D.  Wetmore,  M.  W.  P.,  St.  John.  N.  B.;  U.  8.  Bell,  M  W.  A., 
New  Orleans,  La.  ;  Samuel  W.  Hodges,  M.  W.  S.,  U  Brom6eId  Street, 
Boston ;  William  A.  DuflF,  M.  W.  Treaa  ,  Philadelphia,  Penn. ;  Rev.  Amos 
N.  Benedict,  M.  W.  Chap.,  Bridgeport,  Conn. ;  W.  O.  Clark.  M.  W.Con., 
Drytown,  California;  Rev.  John  11.  Brice,  M.  W.  Sent.,  Baltimore, 
Maryland. 

GRAND  DIVISION  S.  OF  T.  OP  NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

John  Brait,  G.  W.  P.,  King.ston,  Rich.;  Robt.  Middlemorc,  G.  W.  A., 
Portland,  St.  John  :  W.  W,  Dudley, O.  Scribe,  St.  John;  Chas  A.  Everitt, 
G.  T.,  St.  John;  Alex.  Jami^son,  G.  Chap.,  St.  John;  E.  J.  Sheldon,  G. 
Con.,  South  Bay,  St  John;  J.  J.  Lelasheur,  O.  Sen.,  St. John  ;  James 
A.  Harding,  P.  G.  W.  P.,  St.  John. 


OFFICERS  SUPREME  COUNCIL,  TEMPLARS    OF    HONOR  AND 

TEMPERANCE,  1872-74. 

Rev.  A.'W.  Tibbetts,  M.  W.  T.,  Cedarville,  O. ;  J.  M.Gibson,  M.  W. 
V.  T.,  Boston,  Mass.  ;  R.  C.  Bull,  M.  W.  R.,  Philadelphia,  I'enn. ;  S.  H. 
Wallace,  M.  W.  Treasurer,  Philadelphia,  Penn. ;  Rev,  Geo.  B.  Jocelyn, 
M,  W.  Chap.,  Albion,  Michigan  ;  B.  F.  Hawkes,  M,  W.  U.,  Washington, 
D.  C. ;  C.  B.  Knox,  M.  W.  G.,  Rock  Island,  111. ;  A.  U.  Freeman,  P.  M. 
W.  T.,  New  Jersey. 

The  next  Session  will  be  held  in  Providence,  R.  I.,  August  1873. 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  GRAND  TEMPLE  OF  HONOR  AND  TEMPE- 
RANCEOFNEW  BRUNSWICK. 

John  H.  McRobbie,  G.  W.  T.,  Saint  John;  E.  H.  Jones,  G.  W.  V.  T., 
Portland  ;  G.  T.  Knollin,  G.  W.  R.,  Saint  John  ;  Charles  A.  Everett, 
G.  W.  Tr.,  Saint  John;  R.  J.  Lemont,  M.  D,  G.  W.  U.,  Hampton,  K.  C. ; 
Thomas  :5impson,  G.  W.  Chap.,  Saint  John ;  A.  T.  Bustin,  G.  W.  G., 
St.  John  :  John  March,  P.  G.  W.  T.,  Saint  John. 

The  next  Annual  Session  will  be  held  in  the  Hall  of  Alexandra  Temple, 
Portland,  the  last  week  in  June  1873. 


All  popular  Patent  Sledicines  nold  at  Chalonor'n  Driif^  Store* 


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Hnhordmntfl  Tvmpli'sumUr  the  juristliction  of  the  Grand  Ti'inpli.. 

Victoriii  Tt-niplo,  Nd.  2,  meets  ever}'  Tuesdiiy  ovenmjf,  in  tlioir  Hall, 
42  PriucesM  strert. 

Founliiln  Temple,  No.  4,  inuets  every  Monday  ercniii;?,  in  their  Hull, 
lliimpton,  Kir.u'a  County. 

I'rinco  AIlxN't  Tetiiple,  No.  4,  ra-iotfl  on  tho  2d  Monfliiy  ovctrn;^  of  each 
month,  at  llatnniond   Kinjx'H  (/otinty. 

.A  luxiiiidrii  T'lYiide.  N'o.  (>,  meets  every  Thursday  evening.;,  in  liioir 
Hall,  llaniiii's  I-uildiii^,  Indiantown. 

Crysiiil  Fount  Temple,  No.  8,  rnoeta  on  thi;  2d  Tuesday  of  each  month, 
in  the  S.  of  T.  Hall,  Salisbury,  Westmoiland  <'ounly. 

iMoneer  Temple,  No.  1,  of  Jlova  Scotui,  meets  on  the  2d  and  4th  Mon- 
day eveninj?8  of  each  month,  in  the  S.  of  T.  flail,  Halifax,  N.  S. 

Scotia  Temple,  No.  2,  meets  every  Thursday  evening,  in  their  Hall, 
Yarmouth.  N.  S. 

Kastern  Star  Council,  No.  1,  T.  of  II.  and  T.,  meets  on  the  2d  and  4th 
Wednesday  eveninttaof  each  month,  in  Templars'  Hall,  42  Princess  street. 

Victoria  .'Social  Tenipie,  No  1,  meets  every  Friday  evening,  in  Tem- 
plars' Hall,  ^l  Princess  sireet.  «.. 


BRITISH  TEMPLARS. 

MOST'  WORTHY  OR\ND  LOOGK-OrFiCKUs  lsr^-73. 
Ilev.  A.  M.  Phillips,  M.  W.  G.  Chief  Templar,  Sarnia,  Ontario. 
Miss  A.  F'lewelling,  M.  W.  G.  Vice,  Clifton,  New  lirunswick. 
D.  C.  Fraser,  M.  W.  G.  Secretary,  Truro,  N.  S. 
r.  II.  Siowart,  M.  W.  G.  Treasurer,  Toronto,  Ontario 
H.  IJ.  Mitchell,  M.  W.  G.  Lecturer,  Chester,  Nova  Sootia. 
Hon.  W.  P.  Flowelling,  M.  \\.  G.  Counsellor,  Clifton,  New  Brunswick. 
Kev,  James  Scott,  M.  W.  G.  Chaplain,  Ontario. 
J.  II.  F^ietcher,  M.  W.  G.  Financier,  Charlottetown,  P.  E.  I. 
J.  F.  L.  Parsons,  M.  W.  G.  Recorder,  Nova  Scotia. 
D.  Montgomery,  M.  W.  G.  Marshal,  Charlottetown,  P.  E.  I. 
Miss  Bell  Pettft,  M.  W.  G.  D.  Marshal,  Frankford,  Ontario. 
T.  R.  Garrett,  M.  W.  G.  I.  Guard,  Frankford,  Ontario. 
Marry  Morton,  M.  W.  (J.  0.  Guard,  Ontario. 
J.  W.  Faulkner,  M.  W.  G.  Past  (Miief,  Charlottetown,  P.  E.  I. 

WOItTHYGRANDliODGEOFNEWBRUNSWICK— Officers  1672-73. 
W.  G.  Chief,  John  Palmer,  Gagetown,  Queen's  County. 
"      Vice,  Jacob  R.  I'idgeon,  Indiantown,  St.  John. 

Secretary,  Orian  Smith,  Fredericton,  York  County. 

Treasurer,  T.  B.  Sraitli.  St.  John. 

Lecturer,  Rev.  J.  E.  Rcud,  Upper  Gagetown,  Queeirs  County. 

Coun?ellur,  Kev.  Thos.  Todd,  Sackville,  Westmorland  County. 

Chaplain,  Win.  Mur[)hy,  Sackvillc,  Westmorland  County. 

Financier,  W.  S.  Loggie,  Chatham,  Northumberland  County. 

Recorder,  J.  E.  FMewelling,  Clifton,  King's  County. 

Marshal,  Chns.  Stewart,  Dalhousio,  Restigouche  County. 

\).  Marshal,  Miss  S.irah  A.  Shutp,  Apoluuiui,  King's  County. 

Inner  Guard,  John  Stothart,  Do'igla?towii,  N^orthumbeiland  Co. 

Outer  (iuar  1,  Robert  W.  Beers,  liichibueto,  Kent  County. 

Past  Chief,  E.  C.  Freeze,  Fredericton,  York  County. 


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List  of  Conntij  Chiefs  and  ficcretaries,  mid  their  Tbd  Office  Address. 
W.  Co.  Chief,  J.  W.  Smith,  Smithtown. 


King's,  No,  1, 

Westinoi'lantl,  No.  3, 

(iueen'rf,  Xo.  4, 

Albert,  No.  5, 

Chui'lottc,  No.  G, 

Kent,  No.  7, 

Carleton,  No.  8, 

York,  No.  9, 

Sunbury,  No.  10, 

Victoria,  No.  11, 

Rostigouchc,  No.  12, 

Grand  Manan,  No.  \?, 
Northmnberlaud,  No.  14, 


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Secretary,  J.  TJ.  Crawford,  Bellslc  Creek. 
Cliief,  C.  C.  Davison,  Sliodiao. 
Secretary,  J.  E.  Flaherty,  Painscc  June. 
Chief,  S.  li.  PcterH,  llampstead. 
Secretaiy,  R.  T.  Babbit,  Gagetown, 
Chief,  J."  D.  Steeves. 

Secretary,  D.  Bazley,  Hillsborough,       [Is. 
Chief,  W.  S.  Thompson,  Fair  llavcn,  Deer 
Secretary,  I,  D.  McKay,  Ponnfield  llidgc. 
Chief,  W.  Crowsen,  llichibucto. 
Secretary,  H.  Wathan,  VVeldford. 
Chief,  B.  N.  Shaw,  UartlanG, 
Secretary,  J.  A,  Thompson,  Woodstock. 
Chief,  F.  J.  Todd,  Fredericton, 
Secretary,  D.  O'C.  McGinnia,  Fredericton. 
Chief,  J.  E.  Simmons,  Lakeville  Corner. 
Secretary,  Orran  Smith,  Fredericton. 
Chief,  C.  W.  S.  Barker,  Andover. 
Secretary,  Geo.  W.  Fen  wick.  Grand  Falls. 
Chief,  Charles  Stewart,  Dalhousie. 
Secretary,    D.   C.    McMillan,    Armstrong 
(not  reported.)  [Brook. 

Chief,  J.  R.  Nicholson,  Chatham. 
Secretary,  W.  S.  Loggia,  Chatham. 


PRIMARY  LODGES. 

Victoria  Lodi^e,  No.  1,  meets  every  Wednesday  evening  at  Sussex 
Corner. 

Saint  John  Lodge,  No.  2,  meets  every  Monday  evening  at  the  Tem- 
perance Hall,  King  street,  St.  John.  Degree  meetings  2d  Monday  of 
each  month. 

Salisbury  Lodge,  No.  16,  meets  every  Wednesday  evening  at  Salis- 
bury, Westmorland  County. 

Andrews  Lodge,  No,  38,  meets  every  Thr.rsday  evening  at  the  Tem- 
perance Hall,  Carleton,  Saint  John. 

\^  oodstock  Independent,  No.  78,  meets  every  Thursday  evening  at 
Woodstock,  Carleton  County. 

New  Dominion,  No.  115,  meets  every  Tuesday  evening  in  Ilamm's 
Hall,  Indiantown. 

St.  Ann's  Lodfte,  No.  1(50,  meets  every  Thursday  evening  at  Frederic- 
ton, York  County. 

Royal  Oak,  No.  157,  meets  every  Monday  evening  at  Saint  George, 
Charlotte  County, 

Enterprise  Lodge,  No  192,  meets  every  Tuesday  evening  at  Saint 
Andrews,  Charlotte  County. 

Lancaster  Lodge,  No.  285,  meets  every  Monday  evening,  in  the- Tem- 
perance Hall,  Fairvil'.e,  St.  John  County. 

Peabody  Lodge,  No.  30'),  nicet.s  every  Wednesday  evening  at  the 
Temperance  Hull,  Portland,  Saint,  .John. 

Still  of  Peace,  No.  3r>7,  meeti  every  Thursday  evening,  at  Templars' 
Hall,  Princess  street,  St.  John. 


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NEW  nUUNSWICK    MILITl: 


103 


STAFF  OF  THE  ARMY. 

Lieut.  General  Sir  II.  Doyle,  K.  C.  M.  G  ,  Coininanding  Iler   Majesty's 
Troo|)s  in  British  North  America. 

[There  are  no  Troops  .stationed  in  New  lirunawick  J 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  MILITIA, 

M'.LITARY   DlSTttlCT,  NO.  8. 

Dominion  of  Caiiad't. 

lit.  Co'onel  Gonriro  J.  Mannsell,  Depy.  Ailjt.  General,  Dec.  2",  ISGS. 
—  Head  Qiunters.  Fredericton,  N.  15. 

Lt.  Colonel  VV.  T.  IJaird,  Didtrict  Paymaster,  Jan,  10,  1801».  Head 
Quarters,  Wood.stock.  N.  IJ. 

Lieut.  Col.  D.  li.  J  ago,  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  of  Artillery. 
— Head  Quarters,  Saint  John,  N.  H. 

District  Htorekeeper— Major  John  Evans,  August  15,  1866,— Head 
Quarters,  St.  John,  N.  li. 

Assistant  Storekeeper— Captain  Thomas  McKenzie,  January  12,  1870. 
Head  Quarters,  Fredericton. 

First  Brioadb  Dxvisicv. — Lt.  Colonel  James  A.  Inches,  Brigade  Ma- 
jor, Jan.  ly.  1369.     Head  Quarters,  St.  Stephen,  N.  B. 

Second  Buigaue  Division.— Lt.  Colonel  A.  C.  Otty,  Brigade  Myjor, 
Jan.  19,  1869.     Head  Quarters,  St.  John,  N.  B. 

Third  Bkigadk  Division — Lt.  Colonel  Caleb  McCuIly,  Brigade  Major, 
April  23,  1869.     Head  Quarters,  Chatham,  Miraraichi,  N.  B. 


New  Brunswick  Provincial  Rifle  Association. 

Lt.  Col.  B.  Lester  Peters,  President ;  Lt.  Col.  A.  C.  Ottv  (Brigade 
Major),  Lt.  Col.  J.  A.  Inches  (Brigade  Major),  Lt.  Col.  E.  B.  Beer  (7nh 
Vol.  Jiatt.),Viee-Prosideijt3  ;  Cjpt  T.  Barclay  liobin.'^on,  Sec.-Treasurcr. 
Council— Lt.  Col.  B.  L.  Peters,  Kcs.  iMil. ;  Lt.  D.  G.  Smith,  0>2d  Vol. 
]{att.  ;  Major  J.  Darling,  N.  B.  H.  Y.  C.  ;  Capt.  W.  Langstroth,  N.  B. 
li.  Y.  C. ;  Capt.  T.  F.  Gillespie,  N.  B.  B.  G.  A. ;  Capt.  E.  Arnold,  74th 
Vol.  Batt. ;  Capt.  II.  B.  Ketchum,  63d  Vol.  Batt. ;  Capt.  0.  R.  Arnold, 
74th  Vol.  Batt. ;  Capt.  T.  B.  Bobinson,  Res.  Mil. ;  Capt.  T.  B.  Ilazen, 

()'Jd  Vol.  Butt.  ;  Miijor  G.  F.  Stickney,  Res.  Mil.  ;  .  Gosline, 

74  th  Vol.    Batt.;  Capt.  J.  P.    Bi.xby,  li.    M.  ;  Capt.    Baird,  74th  Vol. 
Batt.  ;  Major  W.  S.  Morris,  71st  Vol.  Batt. 


Steam  Communication  from  Saint  John,  New  Brunswick. 

TO  GLAS(U)W — Bv  Hteanier   monthly   (Anchor  line). 
TO  DKJBY  AM)  AX.VAPOLIS— By  steamer  every  Monday,  Wed- 
nesday, Thursday,  and  Saturday  ;  thonce  by  Rail  to  Halifax. 

TO  PORTLAND  AND  BOSfON--By  steamers  on  every  Monday  and 
Thursday  inoniing  ;  also,  every  morning  at  8.30  o'clock,  and  evening  at 
9  o'clock,  by  Railway,  connecting  at  Fredericton  Junction  for  Frederic- 
ton,  and  at  Mc.Vdam  Station  for  St.  Stephen,  St.  Andrews,  Bangor,  &;e. 
.  TO  YARMOUTH  AND  BOSTON-By  steamer  every  Friday  even- 
ing, at  0  o'clock. 


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TO  FilEI)ERI0TON'--Evnry  moraiiig  at  nine  o'clock,  connecting  with 
stoiuiiens  to  Woixl-jtock,  and  by  ."(age  and  railway,  via  ITonUon  and 
Bangor,  fbrining  an  inland  lino  of  travel  to  all  points  in  the  United 
States  and  (.'imaili. 

TU  Ni^W  YOiiiv,  nOSTON',  roilTLAXD,  ST.  JOIIX,  AND  CALAIS. 
Througli  llnite  (Voni  Aror».-'took,  Pi'c-^'iuc  Isle,  Iloidloti,  auil  Woodstock, 
via  thii  Xow  JM'answick  and  (Jaiiada  Railway,  and  Intci'ualioiial  StiMni- 
ship  ConiO'iny.  Trains  leave  the  llouUon  and  Woodstock  terminns  tor 
St.  Andrews,  to  connect  with  atcanier  for  Tortland,  Boston,  St.  John, 
and  Calais. 

TO  NEW  YORIC.-V^ia  InternaUonal  S.  S.  Company  to  Portland; 
thence  by  Stea-nors  from  Portland — (Outside  route). 

TO  CALIFOllxVI A. -Steamers  leave  New  York  4th  and  2()th  of  every 
month,  at  12  o'clock,  noon. 

TO  CANADA  AN  D  ALL  POINTS  IN  THE  UXITED  STATES.— 
By  Steamers  of  I.  S.  S.  Company,  Monda>  and  Thursday  Mornings,  at 
8  o'clock. 

|II^*riirough  Tickets,  at  a  reduccil  rate,  can  be  procured  at  the  Ge- 
neral Ticket  Office,  Eastern  Express  Ollice,  8i)  Prince  William  Street. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK   ANirCANADT  RAILWAY  AXD  liRANCHES. 

ST.    STEl'UKN  TO  RICHMOND  ANn  WOODSTOCK. 

Miles.  Stations.                        Fares.  Miles,  Stations.                        Fares. 
0  Saint  Stephen $0.00  41  Cranberry $1.25 


5  Maxwell, 


8  Moore's  Mdls 2i 

10  Baillie ..  50 

1 5  Meadows 50 

19   Watts  Junction 75 

21  Lawrence 75 


2514(5  Hull's  Siding 1.25 


2()  Barber  Dam 


51   Deer  Lake 1.50 

57  Canterbury 1.50 

62  Scott's 1.75 

t>7  Kel  River, 1.75 

7  ;  VVickham 2.00 


1.00  75  Uebec  Junction 2.00 


30  Toby  Guz/df 1.00 

35  Me  Adam  .'unction 1.25 


78  McKenzie :',  .00 

80  Richmond 2.00 


3G  Maudsley : 1.25  SG  Woodstock 2.00 

ST.    AN'PRSWS  TO  RICnMOXD  AND    WOODSTOCK. 


Miles.  Stations.  Fares. 

0  St.  Andrews $0.00 

5  Chamcnok 25 

11  Bartletf.3 25 

11  Wawoig '25 

15  Roix    Road 50 

19  He^vilfs 50 


MUes    Stations.  Fares. 

45  Maudsley     $1.25 

49  Cranberry 1.25 

51   Mall's  Si(lin<i 1.25 

5',t  i)*^er  Laktv 1.50 

()5  Cantorbury  ....    1.50 

70  Scott's 1.75 


20  Rolling  Dam .'O  75  Eel   River, . . 


1.75 


24  Dumourton 


75180  Wickham 2.00 


27   Watts  Junction ,      75 

29  Ijawrenoe 75 

34  Barber  Dam 1.00 

38  Toby  Gizzzle r  1  Oo 

43  McAdam  Junction 1.25 

FARES. 

From  Fredericton  to  McAdam, 

St.  Stephen,     . . 
St.  Andrews,   .  . 


83  Debec  .lunctio'i 2.00 

•^i)  McKenzie 2.0  • 

88  Richmond  2.00 

94  Woodstock 2.00 


Woodstock, 


^1.8o 
."..Oo 
3.00 
2.85 


Pdriumeci  and  UaifOils,  aborted,  at  WholcsAle  at  Ghali>iiti«'>in 

1872.] 


RAILWAY. 


106 


jbTom 


<< 

It 


Fairville  to 

<< 

4* 


Woodstock, 
Richmond, 
St.  iSteoht-n, 
St.  Auurewa, 
t'rcdenctoD, 


f3.75 
8.75 

■  2.75 
2.75 
1.50 


EUROPEAN  AND  NORTH  AMERICAN  RAILWAY. 

General  Superintendent — Lewis  Carvell,  Esquire ;  Accountant-^VVIIllam 
Cr.  RobertBon;  Transportation  Mastei'—Jamea  Colemtin. 

Locomotive  Foreman ---II.  A.  Whitney. 

Trackmaster. --Gavin  Rainnie. 

Thir<  Railway,  108  miles  in  length,  extends  fVom  the  ha^hoUf  nf  Pt 
John,  Bay  of  Fundy,  to  the  harbour  of  Shcdiac,  on  the  Gulf  of  St.  Law' 
rcnoc.  It  was  constru-oted  at  a  cost  of  about  five  million  dollats,  ahd  la 
fun  by  the  Government. 

From  Amherst,  138  miles  from  Saint  John,  travellers  are  conveyed 
daily,  by  four-horse  Coach ee,  (55  miles  to  TrUro,  and  thence,  6i  miles, 
by  Railway,  lo  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia. 

DirtTig  the  Summer,  Steamers  running  from  Shediac,  in  connection 
with  the  European  and  North  American  Railway,  convey  passengers 
and  freight  to  the  northern  poKion  of  New  Brunswick ;  to  Canada  aCci 
Prince  Edward  Island. 


BTA'flONS,   I)ISTANC?ES,    ANb    RATB3  OJF   i*A8SAQK. 


MtLSS. 


ist. 
0  St.  John fo.oo. 

8  Moose  Path... 10. 

B  tbrrvburn 18. 

7  Appleby 20. 

9  Rothsay 25. 

13  Quispamsis 85, 

17  Nauwigewauk  ....  50. 

22  Ossekeag..........  70, 

26  Passekeag.... ....  82. 

33  Norton 1.00. 

89  Apohaqui ........ .  1.15. 

44  Sussex....... 1.31. 

47  Plumweseep. . ....  1.40. 


^AftES.   MILFS. 


2d. 

$0.00 
08 
12 
14 
18 
24 
85 
47 
55 
67 
78 
88 
94 


51  t'enobsquis.. 

56  tor^'.ge..... . 

61  Ahagunce.... 

66  Peticodiao 

72  North  River.. 

76  Salisbury 2.00. 

7D  Boundary  Creek. 

89  Monctoti.... .... 

91  Humphrey's  Mill 

95  Cook's  Brook.. 
102  Dorchester  Road 

106  Shediac... 

108  Point  Duchene 


FAftEa. 

lat. 

2d. 

11.50. 

$1.00 

.  1.65. 

1.10 

1.80. 

1.20 

.  1.90. 

1.25 

2.00. 

1.36 

2.00. 

1.35 

2.05. 

1.40 

2.20. 

1.50 

2.35. 

1.5^ 

2.40. 

1.60 

2.50. 

1.70 

.  2.50. 

1.70 

2.50. 

1.7D 

Family  tickets  of  tuVelVe,  to  all  StationSj  at  half  first  cksS  fare  j  alsOi 
f'ieason  tickets,  of  three  moi^lhs,  to  all  stations  between  St.  John  and 
t3us.icx. 


iNTKKCOLONIAL  RAILWAY. 

ST.  JOiHN  TO  AMHERST.  PAttfeS. 

ist.  2cl. 

Palnscc  Junction, .$2.,'0  $1.70 

Meadow  Brrok 2.«5      1 .80 

Memramccok,.. 2.80      187 

Dorchester, 3.00      2.00 

t«i!ckvii!e, 8.40      2.27 

Auluc: .«;•... 8.50      2.35 

Amherst, ..u    3.65      2.46 

. ——--7- •- -  ,..,...   ..,—  ■  .,      ^,    ■■■»-.,     „Mm:.m         —  _■„ 

.^^  -  ^ , 


MlLtS. 

97  St. 

John  t 

10>2 

109 

117 

128* 

132 

138 

^ 


2J 


Bath,  TaAAerB'  iStabl^)  auA  6Iaf6  Si^on^^,  at  €iiafoA«r%. 


m 


Is! 


f' 


|<>:'  f 


106 


RAILWAY. 


[W3. 


European  and  North  American  Railway  Company, 

<V  *'  yoa  BXTENaiON  fKOM  SAIUT  JOHN  V/8STWARD. 

This  Railv^ay  runs  from  Carleton,  St.  John,  N.  B.,  to  St.  Croix  River — 
the  boui\dary  bctweon  New  Bruuswick  and  Maine-whcre  it  connects 
with  the  European  mnl  North  Aniericaa  Railway  of  Maine,  malcing  daily 
connection,  all  rail,  with  Portland,  Bangor,  Beaton,  Danville  Junction, 
Montreal,  Ac.  This  line,  only  opened  for  trafiic  a  short  time,  is  already 
T\xx\Xi\ti%PuUmanPalaceCars,  ensuring  all  the  comforts  attemliag  Railwtiy 
truvelling. 

Connections  are  made  at  McAdam  Junction  with  Now  Branswick  and 
Canada  Railway  for  8t.  Andrews,  St.  Stephen,  Woodstock,  and  HouFton  ; 
and  at  Saint  Croix  with  Maine  Division  European  and  Jiortb  Annerican 
Railway  for  Bangor,  Portland,  Boston,  Ac. 

ST.  JOfiN  TO  ST.  CROIX. 


Miles,  stations.  Fares. 

1 1    0    Princess  Street  Ferry, $0.00 

\\    Oi  Carletom, 3 

Fairville, 15 

Lancaster 25 


4 

n 
i.-« 

'AH 
;:3 


Miles.  Stations.  Fares. 

3o|  Enniskillen |1.10 

38i  Hoyt 1.20 

41*  Blissville 1.25 

46    Fredericton  Junction \Ah 

(Jrand  Bay 40|49*  Tracy 1.55 

Westfield EO  61|  Cork 1.9i> 

Nerepis 65'66i  Harvey 2.05 

Welsford 80j76i  Magaguadavic 2.3,5 

Clarendon 95j85i  McAdam  Junetion 2.60 

Oaspereaux 1.05  91    St.  Croix 2.75 

Saint  John  to  Bangor,        . .  . ,  . .  $6.00 

"  Portland.      ..  ..  .     8.00 


ti 


il 


Boston, 

DistAKCes. 

HILE3. 

St.  John  to  Woodstock, 135 

Houlton, 132 

St.  Andrews, 128 

St.  Stephen 121 


&.00 


SflLES. 

St.  John  to  Bangor, 205 

"  Portland, 340 

"  Boston, 448 

"  Montreal 582 


EUROPEAN  AND  NORTH  AMERICAN  RAILWAY  OV  MAlJfB 
MILES 


tc 
(t 
<< 

t( 
tl 
i< 


From  Bangor  M.  C.  Depot, 

Exchange-street,      .5 

Yeazie, 4.8 

Basin  Mills 7.0 

Eight  Mile  Sid'g,    S.O 

Orono 8.4 

Webster 8.S 

Great  Works....  11.5 
Oldtown, ...... .    12.6 

Milford, 13.4 

Costigan, 18.3 

Grcenbush, 28.0 

Olumon, 20.7 

FREDERICTON  TO    FAiRVILLR. 
MTI.IN.  FARES.  MILKS.  FARES. 

0  Frodoricton $0.00  14  Riisiagonia J8:o.56 

1  ■!;ih;inanca lO'lT*  Three  Tree  Creek 70 

,;  (ri.iiier 24122  Fredericton  .Junction 70 

IM  Vv'.ifisis 40'61  St.  John 3.00 


M.'LES. 

From  Bangor  Passadumkeag, .  31.0 

•    Enfield, 35.0 

Lincoln,  ........  44.7 

Lincoln  Centre,.  46.3 

Winn, 55.5 

Mattawamkeag,.  58.0 

Kingman, 66.0 

Bancroft. .......  71».0 

Danforth 8S.0 

Jackson  I'rook, .  93.0 
Lambert  Lake,  ,109.0 
Vunceboro,. . . .  .114.0 


(I 
<< 
•  < 

(f 

(t 
<l 
il 
It 

l< 


Jktit  EirterminntOrg,  ttitgaiid  lBtectl*oisou8,at  C^A^jpii^l;^ 


WBATttEn  TABLl!. 


107 


WINDSOR  AND  ANNAPOLIS  RAILWAY. 

Passengers  cun  leave  Halifax  at  0.45  a.  m.,   reach  Annapolis  at  1. TO 

p.  ni.,  and  Mt  .JoliU,  N.  B.,  at  8  p.  m. ;  or,  leavinf?  St.  John  at  7  a.  m.,  ' 

ve&Qh  Anii.'polis  iit  1-2. 3i)  p.  m.,  and  Halifax  at  8  p.  m. 

Fahks— trom  Aliiuipoiis  lo  Windsor,                  «  »                ,  $2.50  , 

"            "               Halilax,                    .  .               .     8.50! 

"     W.ndsnr  toSt.  John,                     ,  ,               .     8.00  i 

"     HtUiiux             "               .               .  »               .    4.C0' 


Table  for  ForetelllDg  the  Weather  through  all  the  Lunations 

of  each  Year. 

Tills  Tiihip,  (ukI  the  accompanying  remarks,  nre  the  reault  of  many 
years  actuiil  obsorvatinn  ;  the  whole  being  con.strncted  on  a  due  con- 
sideniliori  of  the  attructiou  of  the  Sun  and  Moon,  in  their  several  posi- 
tions respo'jling-  the  ICarth,  and  will,  by  simple  inspection,  show  t!>0 
ol)i»t'rvor  wluit  kind  of  '.veuther  will  most  probably  follow  the  entrance  of 
the  Moon  hitu  uiiv  of  its  quarters,  and  that  bo  near  the  truth  as  to  be 
seldom  found  to  fail. 


It  tne  new  moon,  ihe  Jirst 
quarter,  Ihe  full  moon,  or 
the  la>^t  quarter  h;:ppcus 


IN  SDMMKR. 


between  midnight  and  2 

in  the  morning. 
"=---  2  and  4  mornings 
— —  d  and  0        " 
"—  0  and  8        " 

— —  8  and  10      " 

~  10  and  12     " 
At  12  noon,  and  2  P.  M. 
Betwe-jn  2  ;uul  i  i\  iM, 
''-■■ —  4  aTid  (3  P.  Al, 


-  6  and  S 


8  and  V)     " 

lo  fliul  itiidiiiglit. 


Fair. 

Cold,  frequent  showers. 

Rt\in. 

Wind  and  rain. 

Changeable. 

Frequent  showers. 

Yei-y  rainy. 

Changeable. 

Fair. 

Fair,  if  wind  N.  W. 


Rainy,  if  S.  cr  S.  W. 

Ditto. 
Fair. 


IN  WINTER. 


Hard  frost.  Unless 

the  wind  be  S.  orW. 

Snow  and  storttly. 

Rain. 

Stormy. 

Cold  rain,  if  wind  bd 

W.,  Snow  if  E.  ^ 

Cold  and  high  wind 

Snow  or  ruin 

Fair  and  mild. 

Fair. 

Fair  and  frosty,  if 

wind  N.  or  N.  E. 

Rain  or  enow,  if  Si 

S.  W. 

Ditto. 
Fair  and  frosty. 


0})r.i>rvnfJovfi,—'T\ni  nOaror  the  time  of  the  Moon's  change  to  nooti  ot" 
rnidnijihi,  the  '.aore  neuiiy  M'iU  the  result  accord  with  the  prediction. 
The  3puc(!  tor  illis  Calculation  occupies  from  ten  at  night  till  two  nest 

moiiiinift 
The  mor.ji's  chartre,   (ifst   quarter,  full  and   last   quarter,  happening 
}  duri;itr  3«x  of  Uih  MftfVifcoU  huui?,  i.  e.,  from  four  to  ten,  may  l)e   fol- 
I  loWil'ti  hv  fair  ^'/oi'.flier  ;  but  ibia  is  mostly  dependent  on  the  wind,  as  is 
'  !ioien  in  tin-  t:b'o. 

I     'rh';iu'.h  tb"  \':?.  [h>'^,  trori;  a  variet}'  of  irrp?rniar  causes,  Is  more  un- 
1  cpri.i'ii  w,  tli';  I.M!  !'r  j'jiii.  of  auttimn,  tre  wliolc  f.r  winter,  aiul  Ihe  begin- 

niug  cA  ?\-r\M.t,  vc;!,  ill  tlic  main,   the  above  o'.i'ioivatiuns  will  aj)p!y  to 

ihose  penoi!'.  !:is'> 

U  \y  a!>ii  r'Siiii  t!-at  l.«ri  dependence  ifl  to  ha  ji'acod  on  the  Table  in 

Nvinter  than  ii:  suinio.ir' 


Pilli  (ftbettmatlO)  Bmiiienagogiiey  Oathnrtic,  Altemtiv(i)i 


lod 


riRE   ALARM — STATISTICAL. 


[18781 


City  of  Saint  tTohn  Fire  Alarm  Telegraph. 


iViJ.  LOOALItY  Or  B0XE9. 

2  No.  2  Engine  House,  King  8q. 

8  No.  8  Enffiiic  ilorise,  Unionist: 

4  Oof.  fJnfUen  ah<1  Unzeti-BtB. 

8  Cor.  Mill  and  Unlon-sts. 

6  Police  Stationi  Market  Squni'ei 
12  Cor.  Petfrs  jiiid  Wuterlrio-ota. 
18  Cor.  St.  Patrick  rtnd  Unloli-stS. 
14  Cor.  BfiiBSets  and  Richtilond-st!*. 
16  Kverltt*9  Foundry,  iJrassels-Bt. 
16  Cot,  61*1186618  and  llanover-Bls. 
dl  "Wftt^floo,  oppoBlteG  dldlng  sti 
88  Cof,  Gt^rmain  find  Clmrclv'ste. 
24  Cur.  Pi-liiceBfl  and  CharloUe'stBi 


jybi  tOCAUTY  OP  llOXKB. 

25  Cor.  Duke  and  Germain-3t«. 

26  Cor.  Prince  Wm.  and  Prlncc«a. 

81  Coh  King  And  Pltt-slH. 

82  Cor.  Duke  and  SidneV-Pts. 

84  Cor.  Wentwofth  and  Princoni!. 
8ft  No.  1  Engine  House,  Queoii  eti 
80  Cor.  QUeon  and  CafniJU'theh-flt?}, 

Cor.  St.  James  and  Prince  Wm. 

Cor.  Pitt  and  Dnke-sts. 
48  Cor.  Mrtln  and  Cannartlien-stBi 
46  Cof.  Britain  and  Cliarlolte-Bts. 
46  Cor.  Pitt  ttud  St.  Jameaets. 


41 
43 


The  C&nsUe  qf  Mw  ^rilmwtch^  hy  Oouniks,  for  IStl,  as  com,' 

pared  ibith  that  of  I86I4 

The  following  is  said  to  be  the  CenaUB  of  thia  Pi'ovince,  by  Oountica ! 

18G1;  1871. 

28,988 


City  of  Sdrtt  Jolin,      . ,  4  i 
City  and  County  of  Saint  John, 
City  of  iVederlctoO}      .  *  * . 

X  OrK,  i  i  i  t  <••» 

Charlotte,   »  m  .  * . » 

King's,         .  4 ,  k » . » 

Qu&en's,      . . . «  lit* 

Sunbury,     .  <  t «  , , ,  i 

Cfttletdn,    « t  i « 
Victofla,    . « •  t 
Restigouche, 
Gloucester} 
NorthUmberlaud, 
!ptetit,  .... 

Westraoriatid, 
Albeft, 


t  •  t  > 

1 1 1 1 

t « 1 « 

»  «  »  s 

>  <  •  i 

Hi  i 

i  .  t  « 


<  4  »  > 


I'otaif 


>  t « • 

•  A    i    & 

•  •  t  t 
tilt' 

•  «  i  4 

•  4  .  « 

•  •44 
<  4  4  4 
4  .  •  i 
4  «    4    4 

4  4  4  4 

^  >  •  4 

t  a  .  4 

4  i  4  4 

4  4  4  4 

4  4  (  S 

4  •  i  i 


4  4  4  4 
4  4.4 
4  4  4  4 
4  4  4  4 
•  4  4 
4.44 
•    4    4    4 


•  4  4  4 
4.44 
4   4   4a 

4(44 
.444 


48,922 

52,303 

6,006 

2H,S98 

27,040 

23,663 

2r.,882 

23,283 

24,693 

18,859 

18,847 

6,057 

6  824 

17,373 

19,038 

7,701 

11,041 

4,874 

6,575 

15,076 

18,810 

l8,8ii5 

20,116 

16,6.54 

19,101 

2B,24? 

29,335 

9,444 

10,C72 

252,047       285,777 


Numhet*  tittd  Totitiage  of  St/dmsi^ii  and  Sailing  Vessels  Bniti,  mid  those 
Meg  later  f  din  the  icherdl  Provinces  of  the  Dominion,  of  Canada,  durlnff 


year  ending  30/A  JunS^  1871. 


■"Suirr: 


KEGi[STP:Ri!:r>, 


Jf^ROYmCK 


Ontario, . . . 
v)ueboo, .  i 
Nova  BcotlJi 
New  liruno. 

'I'olttl.'!, . « 


Slejim.    I      Sfi'.l. 


No  I Tons  No 


20  2,45V  I  85 
',  M     T2fi    67 
9. 


'{ 


ton?*. 


T^.' 


No  I  TotiB. 


Steain. 


No 


.H.820    f)5  ■T,77'( 

19  083    sol  20,6(i4 

20  U-\'   ■'AX''\nm  44,307 

250  101     r-JJiOiMllOS  88,353 


48  9,46fi54'?  103,r..^3  889ho6,101 


19 


Tons  No  I  Tons. 


Nol  Tons< 

2,077    Col      6.993    Sll      9.070 
2212,245  lfi4'    26,i)0-/.  ILT.;    2S.2it 


60 


567  199     47.103  '1()^\    47,»170 
222  122     36,51b  1271    P-6iT37 

C,lll  490  116,61.3  540;  lSl,72i 


At  Chaloner'8* 


ists.] 


STATISTICAL. 


100 


Value  of  (fotnh  intj>orfpd  into  the  Provhicr  of  iYei"  f)riniswirf,\  from  the 


foUovivg  CoiintrkH,  ft/r 

the  pear  evdhit) 

'MUh  .lui>f,   1S71. 

.  . 

Dutialtlo 

Free 

Dutv 

(  OUNTRIKS. 

Goodi^. 

Goods. 

Collected. 

* 

^ 

H            cts. 

From  (ireat  fJritJv'ni, 

9    •    • 

H,9y7,yit) 

833,151 

753,779  99 

United  States, 

•    •    • 

1,634,40(5 

688,933 

210,473  77 

Fi  aiu'o,       .... 

•    •    • 

56,804 

•   •    «   « 

86,981   69 

Holland,      .... 

•    •    • 

18,460 

•    ■    •   • 

26,463  29 

Piiiice  P]dward  Island, 

•    •    • 

1,685 

858,796 

831   90 

Newfoundland, 

-    •    ' 

276 

760 

41  40 

Biitish  West  Indies, 

•    •    • 

191,733 

1,146 

77,476  89 

Spanish  West  Indies, 

•    •    • 

142,876 

•   •   •    • 

46,419  91 

Biitiah  Guiana, 

I         •    • 

16,077 

•    •    •    • 

8,465  89 

South  Anierica, 

>    •    «    • 

570 

61,652 

85  60 

Spain, 

I    •    •    • 

11,795 

1,465 

1,749  65 

Germany, 

■    •    •    • 

9,624 

•   •   •  • 

1,443  64 

Jersey, 

1    •    •    • 

17,352 

8,848 

3,648  64 

Portugal, 

•    •    «    • 

*    •   •    ' 

6U2 

Add  6  per  cent,  additional  on  t 

luty, 

to  16th  March,  1871, 

B     •     •     * 

•     •     4 

•  •  •  t 

86,131  87 

Add   collected  at  Woodstock, 

for 

which   no  returns  were 

fur- 

nished  to  the  Departmec 

It,.  . 

•     •     •     * 

•  •  •  • 

10,822  14 

6,094,476 

1,950,142 

1,213,811  17 

Foreign  Roprlnta  of  British  C 

opy. 

right  VV^orks, 
Totals, 

•   •   •   • 
■  •  •  • 

96 

■   •   •  » 

•  •  •  t 

6,094,672 

1,950,142 

1,213,311    17 

Value  of  Goods  Exported  from  the  Province  of  N'ew  Brunswick  to  each 
Country  during  the  year  ending  ii^)th  June,  1871. 


•    •   t    • 


To  Great  Britain, 
United  States, 
British  North  American  Provinces, 
British  West  Indies, 
Spanish  West  Indies, 
South  America, 
St,  Pierre  Miquelon, 
Spain,                      .... 
Portugal,                 .... 
Canary  Islands 

Total  Produce, 
Coin  and  Bullion, 
Goods  not  Produce, 

Total  Exports, 


•  •  •  • 


o  •  •  • 


112,170, 194 

1,812,268 

139,107 

67,726 

770,838 

45,178 

1,622 

8,396 

9,480 

17,167 


H,54 1,866 

8S,U00 

898,564 

t!5,617,980 


;? 


Prescriptions  diMpentied  with  tlie  ntniost  onri;  at  i'huIouur'M. 


no 


STATISTICAL. 


[1S7». 


Statement  of  Exj>ortn  from    the  Pravlncn  nf  New  lirumwic/c  fur  the  \ 

year  cndinij  :>li/  Junc^  1871.  I 

Tho  Mine,  ...  ..   P.172,.ofil  j 

FislicrieiJ,  ....  ....     ;i7l,;-!79; 


"     Forcrit,  .... 

Aiiitnnl.-s  tnid  1,li -ir  Produce, 
Agricultural  Products,  .... 
Mfinufactures,  .    . . 

Miscellaneous  Articles,  .... 


«   •  •  • 

•  •  •   f 

•  t   •    » 


•   t 

■   • 


8,0-1 2, S'iS  . 

71,454, 

58,5  Ki  I 

807,4 H5  ' 

.19,173 


Coin  and  Bullion, 
Goods  uot  Produce, 


Total  Produce, 


Grand  Total  Exports, 


|4,541,:SGfi 

88,000 

.      898,5(5.1 

^.5,5'.7,'.I30 


Comparative  Statement  of  Exports  from  the  Port  of  Saint  John  for  the 
years  ending  SOth  Jiine^  1871-72. 

1871.  1872. 

Produce  of  the  Mine $30,132  $27,1 82 

♦*           Fisheries, 202,077  138,843 

"           Forest, 1,885,809  2.007,831 

Animals  and  their  Products, 69,474  73,544 

Agricultural  Products, 16,901  21,236 

Manufactures 672,189  536,672 

Miscellaneous  articles, 18,369  18,944 


Goods  produce  Canada, ?!2,894,921       $2,824,'>-51  j 

Coin  atui  bullion 83,000  j 

Goods  not  the  produce  of  Canada, 746,404  825,930  i 


Total,   !?3, 724,825       $3,650,181 


Closing  of  the  liiver  St.  John  for 

1850.  Closed November  27.  1 

1861. 


«••.•• 


1852. 


1853. 


1854. 
1856. 
1866. 
1857. 
1S58. 
1359. 


"  12. 

"     "  22. 

Opened  again  on  the  26th, 
and  closed  11th  December. 

Closed November  25. 

Steamers  Magnet  was  fro/eu 
up  in  Gralid  Lake,  the  Eelu' 
deer  above  Frodericton,  and 
the  St,  John  sunk  at  Oak 
Point. 

Closed Dscember     3. 

"     November 


t( 


19. 
17. 
25. 
12. 
22. 


a  period  of  twenty-tioo  years. 

860.  Closed November  26. 

861.  "     December    22. 


862. 
863. 
864. 


"     November   25. 

....         "  80. 


i( 


<'     "  25. 

Opened  again  28th,  closed 
6th  December. 

865.  Closed November  10, 

Opened  again  ;  dosed  29th, 

866.  Closed December   4. 

Opened  again ;  closed  De- 
cember 13th, 
8G7.  Closed November 

868.  "     " 

869.  «'      " 

870.  "     December 

871.  "     ......November 


28. 
17. 
26. 
2. 
25. 


i;Wiil«*nf)r'!!)  ^ttruiture  PoU^h  in  superior  to  most  <rtlibfs* 


n. 


1878.] 


MIBCIXLANKOUiB. 


MISCELLANEOUS, 


111 


« 


The  f(jno\'>ln!;  extracts  from  the  Aot  passod  sit  seaciou  of  D>jiirinioii 
I  Piiiriunic'iii  iu  1872,  to  ainend  the  Act  reUitinf;  t(»  Maiikn  and  j;iiiikin<r, 
i  is  iniportiint  to  l)u>iiieiis  inen.     In  nil  matters  lel.iLiiij.;   to  Jjills  of  ex- 
change and  i)roniissory  nottj?,  the  follow  hi;^,  and  no  other  will  be  observ- 
ed 08  legal  liolidny."',  or  non-juridical  days,  that  is  to  wiy  :— 

1.  In  the  rroviiiee  of  Uutario,  New  Druuswick  and  Nova  Scotia — 
Sundays, 
New  Yeai'V  Day, 
Good  Fridftv, 
Christmas  day, 

The  biz'thday  (or  the  day  fixed  by  proelamation  for  the  celebration  of 
the  birthday)  of  the  reigning  sovereign. 

Any  day  appointed  by  |)ioclauiaiioii  for  a,  public  holiday,  or  for  a 
general  fast,  or  a  general  thanksgiving  throughout  the  Dominion  ;  and 
the  day  next  following  when  these  days  respectively  full  on  Sunday.         | 

And  in  the  Province  of  Quebec  the  same  da^s  4iall  be  observed  as 
legal  holidays,  with  the  addition  of— - 

The  Epiphany. 

The  Annunciation, 

The  Ascension. 

Corpus  Christi. 

St.  Peter  and  St.  Paul's  Days. 

All  Saints  Day. 

Conception  Day. 

2.  And  in  any  of  the  said  Provinces  of  the  Dx>iiiinion  any  day  ap- 
pointed by  proclamatiou  of  the  Lieutenant  Governor  of  such  Province 

i  for  a,  public  holiday  or  for  a  fast  or  thank.jgiving  within  the  same. 

3.  And  with  regard  to  bills  of  exchange  and  proiuissory  notes,  when- 
ever  the  last  day  of  grace  falls  on  a  legal  holiday  or  non-juridical  day, 
in  the  Province  where  any  such  bill  or  note  is  payable,  then  the  next 
day  toliowing  not  being  a  legal  holiday  ornon-juridicial  day  in  such  Pro- 
vince shall  be  the  last  day  of  grace  to  such  bill  or  note. 

4.  All  provisions  of  any  Act  or  laws,  or  poctjons  of  Acts  of  laws 
heretofore  iu  force  in  acy  of  the  said  Provinces  of  tlie  Dominion,  incon- 
sistent with  the  provisions  of  this  section,  are  hereby  repealed 

This  Act  shall  apply  to  the  Provinces  of  Ontario,  Quebec,  Nova 
Scotia,  and  New  Brunswick. 

An  Act  JieloMn-g  to  Bills  of  Bzchanqe  and  Promusory  Notes. — 
Whereas  doubts  exist  as  to  the  time  of  the  maturity  of  a  Bill  of  Ex- 
ehange  or  Promissory  Note  payable  at  a  month  or  months  aftei*  date, 
and  it  is  desirable  to  set  such  doubts  at  rest :  Therefore,  Her  Majesty, 
by  and  with  the  advice  and  consent  of  the  Senate  and  House  of  Com- 
mons of  Canada,  declares  and  exacts  as  follows : 

I  i.  Eyery  Bill  of  Exchange  or  Promissory  note  which  \>*  made  payable 
at  a  month  or  months  from  mv}  after  the  date  thereof,  becomes  due  and 

j  payable  on  the  same  numbered  day  of  the  month  in  v/hich  it  is  made 
payable  as  the  day  on  which  it  is  dated,  unless  there  is  no  such  day  in 

I  the  month  on   which  it  is  made  payable,  and  in  sucli  cafies  it  becomes 

I  due  and  payable  on  the  last  day  of  the  month,  with  the  addition  iu  all 
«ases  of  the  days  of  grace  allowed  by  law. 


_e*aloncr»s  Drnjf  EstabllMhment  was  originated  tn  tm^^ 

112  MI8CF4LLANEOU8.  [1878. 

Some  Artihts'  Hlundkrh. — Tintoretto,  ari  ItaHan  painter,  in  a  iiieture 
of  the  cliildron  of  isrut;!  <^fithfrin^;'  niniinsi,  has  taki-n  tlio  ifricnution  to 
arm  tlioin  witli  the  modern  invention  ot  f;'in>j.  CigoU  jiaiiit'd  tlu;  a^cd 
Simeon  ai  the  oircun}cihion  of  the  infant  Savi<)ui' ;  and,  as  ajsed  men  in 
those  (lays  .vear  f!pectaclei»,  tlr.'  artiwt  lius  shown  his  s^i'^aeity  \ty  fiacin^ 
the!n  on  ^Simeon's  nose.  In  a  picture  l)y  Vorrio  of  (jhiisl  lieiili!);^  the 
sicl<,  the*  lookers-ou  arc  ropresentod  standinj^  v/ith  poriwincs  on  tlicir 
heads.  To  niatcli,  or  ratlior  to  exceed  tlii.-i  ludicrous  rciji't^-cntation, 
Diirer  has  painted  the  expidsion  of  Adam  and  Eve  in  llie  {garden  of 
Eden  by  an  angel  in  a  drens  faslnonably  trimmed  with  ilonnces.  The 
same  painter,  in  his  ^pene  of  Peter  denying  Cliri^jt,  represents  a  Roman 
soldier  very  comfortably  snaoking  a  pipe  of  tobacco,  A  Dutch  painter, 
in  a  picture  of  the  wise  men  worshipping  tlw)  Holy  Child,  has  drawn  one 
of  them  in  a  large  white  surplice  and  in  boots  and  spurs,  anil  ho  13  in 
the  act  of  presenting  to  the  Child  h  model  of  a  Dutdi  man-of-war.  In 
a  Dutch  picture  of  Abraham  olfering  up  his  son,  instead  of  the  patri. 
arch's  ^'  stretching  forth  l)is  hand  and  taking  tlio  knife,"  as  the  Scrip- 
tures inform  us,  lie  is  represented  as  using  a  more  elFcetual  and  modern 
instrument ;  he  is  holding  to  Isaac's  head  a  Uitndcrhna.  Berlin  repre- 
sents in  a  picture  the  Virgin  and  Child  li.^tcniiig  to  a  violin  ;  and  in 
another  picture  he  has  drawn  King  David  playing  the  harp  at  the  mar- 
riage of  Christ  with  St.  Catherine.  A  Fretieh  artist  ha^  drawn  with 
French  taste  the  Lord's  Supper,  with  the  table  ornamented  with  tumb- 
lers filled  with  cigar«lighter9 ;  and,  as  if  to  crown  the  list  of  these  ab- 
■  surd  and  lurtierous  anachronisms,  the  Garden  of  Eden  has  been  drawn 
j  with  Adam  and  Eve  in  all  their  primeval  simplicity  and  virtue,  while 
I  near  then»,  in  full  costumej  is  seen  a  hunter  with  a  gun,  shooting 
ducks. 

TiiK  MusTANO. — The  mustang,  or  native  Oalifornmn  horse,  like  the 
Indian,  will  soon  be  numbered  among  the  things  of  the  past.  With  all 
his  defects,  he  has  qualities  and  points  of  rare  value,  that  should  be 
preserved.  He  can  thrive  and  subsist  vt'hcre  tiie  American  or  English 
bloods  would  starve;  is  fleet  and  as  sure-footed  as  the  mule,  while  his 
powers  of  endurance  in  the  harness  or  under  the  saddle  is  nneq\mlled. 
He  is  small  of  stature,  but  as  symmetrie.il  as  the  Arabian  ;  wild  by  na- 
ture, and  often  vicious,  but  always  spirited,  and,  with  proper  training 
and  kind  treatment,  frequently  exhibits  all  the  affectionate  sensibilities 
of  the  best  breeds.  It  is  no  uncommon  feat  for  him  to  carry  a  good 
ri^er  que  hundred  miles  a  day,  and  it  is  claimed  that  many  of  them  can 
go  much  further  in  that  time.  We  have  seen  specimens  that  at  the  age 
of  sixteen  were  as  gay  and  as  fiery  as  the  best  blooded  five  year  old,  and 
that  would  kill  the  most  enduring  of  them  on  a  short  or  long  journey. 
As  saddle  horses  they  are  preferred  by  all  who  know  them  best,  as  they 
are  also  for  all  light  work.  It  has  always  seemed  to  us  passing  strange 
that  no  attempt  has  ever  yet  been  made  in  California  to  preserve  the 
admirable  qualities  of  this  ancient  stock  of  horses  in  tlieir  purity.  To 
permit  them  to  ignobly  perish,  as  now  seems  likely,  would.be  as  singular 
as  unfortunaie.  Whoever  undertakes  and  aucoeeds  in  briuLnng  him  to 
a  higher  perfection,  or  preserves  his  present  merits,  will  carry  a  name 
and  a  fortune. — Signal^  Ventu.re  California. 


By  thr  Into  Jumcg  Iluntor,  SUt,  O. 


isn.] 


MIBCELLAKROrS, 


118 


A  TAULi;  f)!"  liAII.V  SAVINGS  ^T  roMPOCM)  INTEUKST 


2i      *io,(.o      J  mo 
r>-}      20,00       2(>o 

11  'lo.nt.          620 

27i  l(H!.oo  l,;ioo 

r.5  20o.0n  2,noo 

fl.io  ^  4uO.(io  r),2n()     iir.j(,t)o 

1:^.7         500.00        0,oOO       14.3,0110 

IJy  tlui  uUovo  it  appears  that  if  a  mochaiiic  or  cltMk,  f.awA  only  2 J 
cent.'!  per  tiny,  from  ti\o  time  lie  is  tw(!nty-ono,  until  hi\  is  tlirco  fcoro 
unci  toil,  tlio  ag^iTo^ijate,  witli  interest,  will  amount  to  :fi2,i)00,  mid  a  daily 
favin^  of  27^  cents  roaches  the  iinpoitant  sum  of  ?'JU,000.  A  sixpence 
saved  daily  will  provide  a  fund  of  nearly  $7,00i) — suflieient  to  purchase 
a  fjood  farm,  There  are  few  employees  who  cannot  save  daily,  hy  ab- 
staining from  the  use  of  cigars,  tobacco,  liquor,  etc.,  twice  or  ton  times 
the  amount  (.f  the  six  cent  piece.  Every  person  should  provide  for  old 
age,  and  the  man  in  husinesii  who  oau  lay  by  a  dollar  a  day  will  evont- 
ually,  find  hiniself  pos^estiod  of  over  ii>100,0()0. 

In  the  report  of  the  Commissioners  appointed  to  investigate  the  pro- 
bable duration  of  the  coal  supply  of  Great  Ijiitaiii,  it  is»  stated  that  in 
view  of  p()ssible  expedients  for  reducing  undergiound  temperatures,  a 
depth  of  four  thousand  feet  can  be  fairly  assumed  as  attainnble  in  coal 
mining.  This  proposition  has  been  received  in  some  cpiarters  with 
nuich  doubt  and  disfavor ;  on©  reviewer  going  so  far  as  to  say  that  no 
engineer  who  had  a  reputation  to  lose  would  aflix  his  name  to  a  report 
which  contemplated  the  economical  working  of  British  coal  mines  at  a 
I  lower  depth  than  twenty-seven  hundred  feet.  The  deepest  colliery  in 
England  is  some  three  hundred  feet  less  than  this.  At  four  thousand 
ieet,  the  temperature  would  be  at  least  122  degrees  Fnlirctiheit. 

I  The  value  of  oil  of  turpentine  us  a  remedy  in  eases  of  phosphorus 
:  poisoning  is  well  established,  but  the  manner  in  which  it  alVects  the  sys- 
:  tem,  to  produce  the  desired  end,  does  not  seem  to  be  clearly  understood 
I  as  yet.  The  workmen  in  a  luciier  match  factory  at  Stailbrd,  England, 
I  are  protected  against  the  injurious  action  of  the  phosphorus  by  wearing 
I  a  little  open  vial  of  oil  of  turpentine  around  the  neck.  A  French  phy^ 
I  sician,  Dr.  Andant,  of  Dax,  treated  a  case  where  a  man  attempted  to 
!  commit  suicide  by  chewing  about  one  hundred  and  twenty  nuitch  heads, 
I  but  unintentionally  neutralized  their  elFeot  by  swallowing  half  an  ounce 
:  of  oil  of  turpentine,  which  he  took  in  order  to  render  death  absolutely 
I  certain,  and  thereby  saved  his  life, 
i 

{j  Though  the  question  whether  consumption  is  or  is  not  contagious  has 
now  been  decided  in  the  negative,  Dr.  C.  J.  B.  Williams,  a  high  au- 
thority, says,  "Both  reason  and  experience  indicate  that  a  noxious  in 
fluence  may  puss  from  a  person  in  advanofd  consumption  to  a  healthy 
person,  in  close  communication,  and  msiy  produce  the  same  dis- 
ease;" a  statement  which  at  once  suggests  the  (|n!!ry  whether  a  I 
similar  proposition  is  not  true  in  regard  to  many  other  non-corilagious 
diseases. 


Chaloner^ti  AntlaDlUonH  PIIIm  are  an  cflcotiiftl  l*iirf(atlt«. 

114  MISICKI.C.ANEOIU  [IH'/JJ. 


Tlio  irto;it  Hticlont  tMrvi;it;.-;oii  ivory  nvo  of  far  (irtiAtop  iiiili(|ulty  (Imn 
i.s  genes-ally  known--. -to  oUl,  iiidouil,  t.liiit  Sir  John  l,ul)li()i-U  asc'iil)ert 
llif-ni  "  to  a  time  so  leinotn  tliAt  thereindeoi'  umh  abiuidunt  in  tiio  annth 
of  France,  and  prol)itl»ly  the  inaninioth  hud  not  entirely  (iisii|»|)iM:'i'il  " 
One  of  the  fljicst  collection*!  of  wieli  eaiviiif»><  now  in  existence  is  that 
'uelonginfi;  to  the  South  KeUHinf»ton  Museum,  wliieh  has  juat  been  fully 
dv^aeribed  in  a  handbook  compiled  for  the  purpose,  wherein  it  irt  stated 
that  the  ancienta  are  supposed  to  have  been  acjuainted  with  the  now 
lost  art  of  softening  and  bending  ivory.  Partially  decomposed  ivory 
can  be  preserved  from  further  decay  by  Professor  Owen'?  plan  of  boiling 
it  in  a  solution  of  gelatine  ;  but  no  efficacious  method  of  bleauhing  dis- 
colored ivory  is  yet  known. 

A  German  physiologist,  who  has  been  studying  the  action  and  elTcct 
of  coffee  upon  the  human  gystetn,  attributes  the  popularity  of  that 
borerage  to  ita  enlivening  action,  rather  than  to  the  catTein  which  it 
contains. 

Railroao  Siokals. — One  whistle  of  the  locomotive  means  '*  down 
brakes ;"  two  whistles^  **  off  brakes  ;*'  three  whistles,  "  back  up  ;'*  con- 
tinued whistlea,  "  danger ;"  a  continued  succession  of  short  whistles  is 
the  cattle  alarm.  The  conductor's  signal,  given  by  a  sweeping  parting 
of  the  hands  on  a  level  with  the  eyes,  means  "  go  ahead."  A  down- 
ward motion  of  the  hand,  *'  stop."  A  beckoning  motion,  "  to  back." 
A  lantern  raised  and  lowered  vertically,  signals  starting ;  swung  at 
right  angles  or  acror:  the  track,  to  stop  ;  swung  in  a  circle,  to  back.  A 
red  flag  waved  on  the  track  is  a  signal  of  danger ;  hoisted  at  a  .station 
i»  a  signal  for  stopp'ng ;  stuck  up  by  the  roadside  is  a  signal  of  danger 
on  the  track  ahead ;  carried  unfurled  or.  an  engine,  is  a  signal  that 
another  engine  is  on  its  way. 

DfSCOURAOiNO  TO  Bekr  Drinkrrs. — Genuine  beer  is  as  hard  to  find  as 
pure  ale  or  porter.  Not  only  are  malt  and  hop  beers  largely  adulterated, 
but  beers  are  mad«  without  malt  or  hops.  Sugar,  honey,  molasses,  and 
liquorice  are  used  for  malt ;  alum,  opium,  gentian,  quassia,  aloes,  coc- 
culus  indicus,  amara,  tobacco,  and  nux,  for  hops ;  saltpetre,  jalap,  salt, 
maranta,  green  copperas,  marble  dust,  oyster  shells,  egg  shells,  sulphate 
of  lime,  hartshorn,  shavings,  nut-galls,  potash,  soda,  &c.,  to  prevent 
souring.  The  beautiful  caulillower-head,  often  comes  from  green  vitriol, 
alum,  s,nd  salt.  The  smack  of  age  and  the  tingle  to  the  palate  often 
comes  from  alum,  and  new  beer  is  made  old  In  a  few  hours  by  oil  of 
vitriol.  Take  your  ale,  beer,  and  porter,  if  you  will,  but  remember  its 
strength  of  intoxicating  qualities  may  be  due  to  the  deadly  cocculus  In- 
dicus, foxglove,  henbane,  multum,  and  nux-vomlca,  and  the  narcotic 
power  to  opium,  tobacco,  and  grains  of  paradise.  Smack  your  lips  at 
the  tingle  of  lime  and  pepper,  and  exult  In  the  foam  of  copperas  and 
i  lime.     Is  there  not  death  in  the  beer  mug  ? — Br.  JE.  G.  Dalton. 

1  Mr.  Hind,  tho  English  astronomer,  has  recently  calculated  the  time 
!  of  the  only  solar  eclipse  visible  at  Jerusalem  during  the  ministry  of 
'  Christ.  It  Is  known  as  the  eclipse  of  Phlegon,  and  occurred  on  No- 
!  vcmber  24.  A,  D.  29.  Eight-tenths  of  the  sun's  diameter  were  ob- 
!  scured. 


llfiv  Wiitcr,  liimv  JiricCt  (;od  Livor  Oil,  iit  C'liiiinniir^H. 


187;;.] 


MISCKLLANKOnn. 


ll^ 


Ilov  Tt»  WAV  :  A  N'liAT  Faiim. — To  llio-o  *vho  an'  div.iroui.  ol"  ;.'iviiif;»  ft 
inon;  orili.'rly  !tpi»t>:iriiiit'(>  to  fhcii'  premises,  Imt  who  don't  quiti'  liiiow 
whiit  to  t:ik  •  \uiU\  ol'  (Irsr,  Hmrth  ami  Jlnnxc  olVurs  Huirjo  lujlpl'iil  liints* : 
TiiUo  H  yoke  n\'  frittlc.  OP  n  Hpaii  of  liorm^rt,  and  pm  tlioni  to  ii  Wiitriv'i  *''' 
cart.  Fii^ioti  ii  -t(.;:c  boat  holiind.  On  tin?  stono  hxit  piif,  a  t-rowhar,  a 
pick,  a  ho(\  a  spud*',  an  axe,  a  saw,  a  liniHli-li(i()|<  up  >i<>ytli(!,  a  haTiuncr, 
nails,  HpikcM,  a  few  holts  of  iiilV(!Pcnt  si/os,  a  nioiikt'y-\vrt'm;]i,  and  huch 
otliiT  tools  as  yon  will  Iw  likely  to  want,  and  dpivo  alon;.";  tlio  sido  of 
every  fenro  on  the  tapnj.  If  yon  ooino  across  a  f)ieco  ot  board  or  a 
broken  mil,  throw  it  into  the  waf,'f;on.  If  yon  find  a  p'.ow.point,  a  cul- 
tivatov  tooth,  a  biokon  renpcr  ;;iiard,  a  horse  shoi',  an  oil  can,  or  an  oM 
hoc,  put  it  oil  the  Hton'j  boat,  and  bring  it  home.  HUtncs  may  be  ihrowu 
on  and  drawn  to  some  convenient  place.  If  yon  ootno  acrcss  any 
wcedfi,  mow  them  down;  if  any  braniMcM  or  brnhhos,  cut  Uiom  with  a 
brush  hook  or  axe.  If  a  board  is  loo^^e  on  the  foiicc,  jmt  a  nail  in  it. 
If  a  gate  sags,  Ptraighton  it  up.  If  there  are  any  bolts  in  the  gate,  see 
that  the  nuts  are  tight.  Take  a  man  or  a  boy,  or  both,  along  with  you. 
You  will  find  plenty  of  work.  If  there  is  a  plank  bridge  across  a 
Stream,  eee  that  the  sleepers  are  not  rotten.  The  hot  sun  has>  [M'obably 
warped  the  planks,  and  they  will  need  another  spike  or  two.  If  there 
are  any  sticks  or  weeds  in  a  ditch,  remove  thera,  and  throw  out  any  dirt 
that  may  have  been  trodden  in  from  the  sides  by  the  cattle  or  hogs. 
In  this  way  go  over  the  whole  farm.  Then  attend  to  the  hani-yard.«. 
Pick  up  anytliing  that  may  be  lying  around,  and  i)ut  it  in  its  proper 
place.  Boards  that  are  of  any  use,  should  bo  placed  in  a  pile  by  them- 
selves,  under  cover.  Those  that  are  uHele.''jS,  should  bo  .''.awn  and  split 
up  into  kindling,  to  he  piled  by  itself  in  the  wood-shed.  If  there  are 
any  loose  stones  in  the  yards,  draw  them  off.  Scrape  up  all  the  scat- 
tered manure  or  dirt,  and  place  it  in  a  compact  heap,  where  it  will  i^r- 
ment,  or  draw  it  at  once  to  a  grass  land,  and  spread  it  Go  int<»  tlie 
garden  and  see  if  there  itt  any  rubbish  there  that  should  be  removed,  or 
any  sticks  or  pieces  of  boards  or  tools  to  pick  up.  l'o>sil)ly  you  will 
find  some  old  barrel  stavee  or  hoops  about.  Make  kindling  of  them. 
If  there  is  any  old  iron  about  the  premises,  it  is  a  good  time  to  dispose 
of  it.  It  i«  wortii  one  and  a  half  cents  per  pound.  Old  implements, 
machines,  toois,  etc.,  that  are  worn  out,  and  of  no  further  use,  had 
better  be  knocked  to  pieces  and  the  iron  sold.  If  there  are  any  parts 
that  may  be  useful  in  repairing,  they  should  be  preserved  by  them- 
eelvee.  This  is  true  of  the  woodwork  as  well  as  of  the  castings.  Al- 
most everything,  sooner  or  later,  comes  in  useful  on  a  farm.  But  unless 
you  have  abundance  of  room,  it  does  not  pay  to  lumbc  up  tlic  premises 
with  useless  implements  and  machines,  Ilave  all  your  bags  mended; 
mark  them  and  hang  them  up.  Mark  all  the  forks,  rakes,  hoes,  spades, 
shovels,  corn-cutters,  etc.  Rub  them  over  with  petroleum,  and  put  them 
in  their  proper  places.  All  harvest  tools  and  machines  shoidd  be 
painted  with  petroleum  and  stowed  away.  If  you  are  short  of  ntonr 
much  space  may  be  saved  by  taking  the  wheels  off  the  steel-toothed 
rake,  and  the  poles  ar.d  cutter-bars  otf  the  mower  and  reaper.  Any  one 
who  has  not  tried  it  will  be  astonished  how  many  implements  ami  ma- 
chines may  be  stov/ed  away  in  a  small  space.  When  once  things  are  in 
order,  it  js  a  comparatively  easy  matter  to  keep  them  in  order. 


Ii 


i! 


Remember  Chaloner's  Address— Corner  Klnj?  Ar  (vcrmnin  Sts. 


fo 


116 


RECKIPTS. 


[1878. 


USEFUL  HSCSIPTS. 

To  Extract  Oh,  ou  Grkabk  ^rms  khom  ('aiukts. — If  oil  \»  spilloilou 
a  OiU'pci,  pill  oil  pli'iily  oi  white  llniir,  iuhI  do  it  as  so. in  ;is  i)o>.-iljl<',  to 
prevent  tlie  oi!  t-nrciuliii;;-.  Jt  the  oil  is  near  iiHeani,  hut  docj.s  not  leiicli 
it,  rip  the  soam,  in  order  to  sli.p  it.  I'lU  Hour  on  tlio  floor  under  the 
(.il  spot.  The  iiext  dnv,  l»ru.-li  up  id!  the  dour  i\ou\  tlie  eurijet  aiui  door 
with  a  stiir  brusli,  and  repeat  tlie  piUtinj^  on  fresh  flour.  It  will  not 
need  it  the  third  time.  To  take  out  f,n'ease  spots,  rub  them  with  a  bit 
of  whitft  flannel  dipped  in  spiiita  of  turpentine.  If  they  show  again, 
repeat  the  process.  It  is  well  to  put  paper  under  the  carpet,  when 
grease  spots  are  ou  the  floor,  as  uo  scouring  will  remove  them  entirely^ 

To  Renovate  Velvet. — Wet  a  clean  sponge  in  warm  soap  suds, 
squeeze  it  very  dry  in  a  cloth,  and  wipe  the  velvet  with  it.  Then  pass 
the  velvet  over  the  edge  of  a  hot  flat  iron,  turned  down  sideways — the 
lorong  side  of  the  velvet  next  the  iron. 

To  TAKE  OUT  Frbit  Stains, — Tie  up  cream  tartar  in  the  spotted 
places,  and  put  the  garment  into  cold  water,  and  boil  it.  If  the  stains 
are  much  spread,  stir  cream  tartar  in  this  water.  If  still  visible,  boil 
the  garment  in  a  mi.\ture  of  super  carbonate  of  soda— a  tablcspoouful 
to  a  pail  of  water. 

To  Clean  Silk,  and  make  it  like  New. — Put  an  old  kid  glove  in  a 
pint  of  cold  water.  Let  it  boil  till  the  wfttor  is  reduced  to  one  half  the 
quantity.  Sponge  the  silk  with  this  water  on  the  right  side,  and  iron  it 
on  the  wrong  side.     This  will  make  old  silks  or  ribbons  look  like  new. 

Starch  Polish. — Take  one  part  white  wax,  and  two  parts  spermaceti, 
melt  and  cast  into  cakes  of  about  two-thirds  of  an  ounce  each.  Di- 
rections for  use — Put  into  a  pint  of  starch  a  piece  the  size  of  a  pea, 
and  it  will  give  a  beautiful  polish,  and  prevent  the  iron  from  sticking. 

Tooth  Paste, — Suds  of  castile  soap  and  spirits  camphor,  of  each 
an  equal  quantity,  thicken  with  equal  quantities  pulverized  chalk  and 
charcoal,  to  a  thick  paste.     Apply  with  the  finger  or  brush. 

Best  Harness  Varnish  Extant, — Alcohol  1  gallon,  white  turpentine 
l^lbs,,  gum  shellach  l^lbs.,  Venice  turpentine  1  gill.  Let  them  stand 
by  the  stove  until  the  gums  are  dissolved,  then  add  sweet  oil  1  gill,  and 
color,  if  you  wish  it,  with  lamp  black,  2  oz.  This  will  not  crack  like 
the  old  varnish. 

German  Fly  Paper. — Take  2  ozs.  dry  starch  in  powder,  add  1  oz. 
arsenic,  and  mix  completely  together ;  aftfrwards  make  them  into  a 
thin  solution,  .vith  sweetened  water,  tiion  mix  sheets  of  common  brown 
paper  into  the  mixture,  saturate  completely,  and  hang  up  to  dry. 

Paste  Blaoking,— Oil  of  vitriol  2  parts,  sweot  oil  1  part,  treacle  8 
parts,  ivory  black  4  parts — mix. 

Soap. — Take  4  lbs.  bar  soap,  2  0'';9.  borax,  |  oz.  sal.  soda,  2  ozs. 
spirits  turpentine,  and  2  quarts  boiling  water.  Cut  the  f=oap  thin,  and 
mix  together  all  the  ingredient'!,  and  when  dissolved,  put  into  moulds. 
The  quantity,  when  prepared,  will  make  four  or  Ave  bars. 


Chaloner's  Itidehhle  Ink  can't  be  WRRheit  out* 


1878.] 


RECEIPTS* 


U1 


Small  Pnx  Rkmkhy. — The  following  remedy,  tried  in  a  case  of  con 
fluent  pmnll  pox,  wliore  tlic  dootorfl  had  little  hope  of  t^avin^ij  the  patient,  j 
oaved  the  woinan'fl  life.  Other  cases  were  then  trit.'d,  iircl  every  one  ! 
was  successfnl.  The  remedy  is  said  to  be  Cfiuully  sure  in  scarlet  lever,  i 
It  is  given  for  what  it  ia  worth  ;— "  I  herewith  append  a  receipt,  which  ' 
has  been  ii.ied.  to  my  knowledge,  in  hundreds  of  cases.  It  will  prevent ' 
or  cure  the  small  pox  even  though  the  pittings  are  tillin;;.  When  Jenner  1 
!  discovered  cow-pox  ii»  England,  the  world  of  science  hurled  an  avalanche  i 
of  fame  upon  his  lioad ;  when  the  most  scientific  school  of  medicine  in  ; 
the  world— -that  of  Faria — published  this  panacea  for  the  small-pox,  it  i 

facsed  unheeded.  It  is  unfailing  as  fate,  and  conqucrfl  in  every  instance.  | 
t  is  harmless  when  taken  by  a  well  person.  It  will  also  cure  .rcarlet  I 
fever.  Here  it  is  as  I  have  used  it  to  cure  small-pox  ;  Sulphate  of  '^inc,  i 
otic  grain  ;  foxglove  {lUgitaUs),  one  grain  ;  half  a  teaspooiil'ul  of  water  ;  | 
when  thoroughly  mixed,  add  foiir  ounces  of  water.  Take  a  spoonful  j 
every  hour.  Either  disease  will  disappear  in  twelve  houra.  B'or  a  child,  | 
smaller  doses,  according  to  age, 

CotTOH  SYnur. — Mix  one  tpiart  hoarhound  with  one  quart  water,  and 
boil  it  down  to  a  pint,  add  two  or  t'.iree  sticks  of  licorice,  and  a  table- 
spoonful  of  essence  of  lemon.     Take  a  teaspoonful  three  times  a  day,  or  \ 
as  often  as  the  cough  may  be  troublesome.  j 

Rheumatic  Liniment. — Take  oil  of  linseed,  oil  of  eedar,  and  oil  of  | 
amber,  of  each  1  oz.,  gum  camphor  -J  o%. ;  dissolve  in  i  or;,  sweet  oil  by  i 
rubbing  in  a  mortar,  first  adding  to  the  cap^pbor  a  few  drops  of  alcohol, 
so  as  to  powder  it;  spirits  of  turpentine  and  laudanum,  each  \  ot. ;  mix, 
and  shake  welh     Rub  the  parts  affected  thoroughly. 

An  Excellent  "Warm  Pr< aster.— To  \  lb.  of  Burgundy  pitch  add  1 
ot.  of  beeswax  and  1  oiz.  of  white  r«»9in,  melt  that  together,  then  add 
about  one  twelfth  the  quantity  Of  blister  plaster,   which  must  be  well  j 
mixed  together,  and  spread  either  on  buff  leather  or  strong  linen  ;  good  i 
strong  iieece  cotton  is  almost  the  best  to  spread  it  on.  | 

Pure  V^.aETA«LK  Salve. — I  lb.  lard,  i  lb.  rosin,  and  10  ot.  elder  | 
bark— boil  these  oVcr  a  slow  fire  half  an  hour,  then  strain  and  put  up  j 
in  small  boxeii.  | 

Cl'RE  for  Pysentekv. — Take  new  churned  butter,  bcf'orG  it  is  washed  j 
or  salted,  clarify  over  the  fire,  and  skim  olTthn  milky  jjaiticlcs  ;  add  |  ; 
brandy  to  preserve  it,  and  loaf  sugar  to  sweeten  ;  let  the  [)atient  (if  an  | 
adult)  take  two  tahlcspoonsful  twice  a  day,  i 

^Y'EL*'0Hn's  Dit.'H's  o.v  \jnY-  >or.  Fli:X. — Gum  (Jpiiim,  !  o/.,  :  irnm  kino, 
I.   dr.;  gum    camplior,    io   gl-s. ;    jiowdered  nutmegs,    tJ  o;'..  ;  Eronch 
brandy,  JiUiifiica  t^pirit,  1  \)i..  ;  color  with   cochinoa!   or  ^^;ll^'^0!1.     Ikt'ore 
taking,  cica»^-!o  iho  howol-^  v/ith  ciitor  oil.     For  a  growii    pi';-JMn,  20  to  , 
40  drops,   thrcf  or  i";^ur  times  a  diiy.      For  chiiUTr^n,  5  lO  i.  (irons;   ad-  ; 
n-iinirftei  in  a  liltle  itiint  tea,  in  whicli   i.-  m'xod  iis  m\\A\  pn  pnrcd  clrUk  1 
as  wili  lie  on  the  |.hj:uI  of  a  teaspoon.     This  is  the  bc:i  kuov.n  euro  Vox  \ 
dy.^cntorj.  |! 

VViiom-tr.'ij  (V-U'in  .Svri:.". —  li '<:t  nmu  1  pt  ;  aulsc  oil.  2  o.-.:^.  :  I'Oiv'V.  1  ; 
pt. ;  lemon  juice,  4  o^-.-.  •  Kiiris  !)os<:;  u^r  adu'L.:.  'i  taljli -poonlv.l  tlwt'e  or  i 
foiir  times  a  day  ;  for  childreti,  one  teaspoonful,  witl>.  t^Uirar  and  v-fater.       ji 


>^piecf^,  g;rouiiit  <k  AVhole,  Baking  Powders,  4S^«i«at<Jhaloncr'S' 


lis 


itKCEIFl'?. 


[1873 


To  Dry  Salt  Beep  and  Pokk. — Lay  the  ment  in  a  tub  with  a  double  ji 
|i  bottom,  that  the  brine  may  drain  off  as  fast  as  it  forms ;  rub  the  salt  in.  jj 
{{  and  bo  carefnl  to  apply  it  to  every  niche  ;  afterwards  put  it  in  the  above  ji 
ij  iitcn  fills,  when  it  must  be   frequently  turned;  and  ai'ter  the  brine  hash 
I  ceae'ed  running,  it  ninst  be  buried  in  «ali,  and  l<ept  closely  packed,  jj 
I  Meat  which  haa  the  bones  taken  out  is  the  best  for  saltinfr.     In  some  ! 
'  places  the  salted  meat  is  pressed  by  lieaVy  weigh ts,  or  a  screw,  to  ex- 
tract the  moisture  sooner. 

Vkrmicklli  PliDDiNO. — T'aAC  a  tcacupful  of  Vermicelli,  boll  it  in  a  pint 
of  milk,  and  stir  it  until  it  is  well  blended ;  then  poUr  it  into  a  basin  to 
cool.  Now  add  three  eggs,  a  iarge  teaspoonfui  of  marmalade,  and 
sugai'  to  taste.  Boat  the  whole  together  gently,  and  pour  it  into  a 
mould  in  which  raisins  have  been  placed  in  all  its  indentp.  Tie  the 
mould  over,  boil  one  hour,  and  serve  With  sherry  sauce. 

TtiEiNft  TarTs. — Beat  the  white  of  an  egp  till  stiff,  and  when  your  tart 
Is  half  baked,  take  it  from  the  oven,  brush  it  over  with  the  egg,  and  sift 
white  sugar  (not  very  fme)  thickly  over  it  as  you  put  it  again  into  the 
oVen  to  complete  the  baking  process. 

SwF.ET  Green  Tomato  Picklk — Peel  and  slice  tv/o  gallons  of  green 
tomatoes,  and  add  five  tablespoonfuls  of  powdered  mustard,  half  a  pint 
of  mustard  seed,  one  tablespoonful  of  ground  cinnamon,  one  tabic 
spoonful  of  cloves,  two  pounds  of  brown  sugar,  and  three  'luurtB  of 
•vinegar.  Coil  all  together  until  quite  done.  Celery  tops  improve  the 
flavor. 

To  Salt  Ham 


cover  ttic  hams,  with  more  common  salt  till  it  will  l)car  nn  egg,  tlien 
boil  and  skim  it  well,  put  it  into  the  salting  tub,  and  tlie  next  moi'nlng 
put  it  to  the  hams;  keep  Llieni  dov  ii  the  yame  as  pickled  pork;  in  a 
fortnight  take  them  out  of  tho  liquor,  rub  thcni  well  wltubrine,  and 
hang  tlicm  up  to  dry. 

GiNofiR  Snaps.— One  cup  of  butter,  two  cups  of  molassviJ,  a  table- 
spoonful  of  soda,  tablcspoonrul  of  glngc;".  Stir  in  Hour  until  the  dough 
can  be  rolled  out  thin.     Bake  in  a  hot  ovcii. 

Pop  Overs. — I^oiir  cups  of  flour,  four  cirgs,  four  cups  of  miliv,  jiioca 
of  butter  size  of  two  nutmegs,  half  a  teaspoonfui  of  salt,  incit  the 
butter. 


BKA^^  Sour.'— Wash  the  t)cans.  and  boil  tlicm  with  salt  pork.     Wh<'.n 
<ft,  take  them  out,  and  pas;^  through  the  colrmdcr.     Tiien  pul  tliem 

■vc  boiicd  in,  with  f(jnr  l.iard  boil'd  csi'irs, 
lii-ed,  !Ui(l  a  little  ^ppcr  if  you  like  it. 


back  in  the  same  water  tin  y  wev- 
cut  in  quarters,  asid  a  lemon  bl 
Boil  i'giitu,  and  swerve. 

(Jueamof-Taktak  Cakk.  To  oh'j  pound  ;:iid  a  ii;i!f  of  Hour,  lakv- 
two  ouii(i>*  <^f  liultor  ;  rul)  ;l  wc]]  into  (be  lioui.  Add  one  tciitpiAiri  of 
F  ida,  one  teaspoon  cream  of  l-ii  tar,  oiie  qiutrt  BYt'cet  miilc,  luui  sug:;!', 
l5ake  IP  a  quick  oven. 

CoUn  Mi:.vi.  T5ni:Ai>.  -Take  tv^  (ii;a;':^  of ''ovn  nu'.il, -wUb  iibout  ;i 
jfint  of  (thin)  bread  .sponge,  and  \\uh\-  enough  to  Wft  it. 


:..- 


'tinciUtes,  £ssenoe«,  S^yrfilps,  carclully  prepated  by  OhAloh^f' 


-I 


and 


tlU'lll 


ii 


1873.] 


BKOEIPTS. 


11V» 


Animals  Afflictko  with  "Duopping  to^  CuD."~The  niUk  -will 
iipdoiibti.dly  suffer  unless  immediate  trcutnunt  is  adopted.  To  regu- 
late the  bowels  take  epsoin  salts,  12nzs.  ;  cjeutlun,  1  oz. ;  <ringer,  1  o:<  ; 
earbouate  of  soda,  1  oz,  M  Ix,  and  adriihiioter  in  a  quart  ot  warm  milk. 
The  food  should  be  carefully  setcetHd,  aiul  consist  of  bound  roots,  green 
food  or  hay,  with  an  admixture  of  oil  cake,  corn,  bran,  &c.,  and  a  pow- 
der of  the  following  ingredietits,  given  each  morning  In  the  provctider : 
Carbonate  of  soda,'4  drs.  ;  ground  coriander  seed,  8  drs,  Mix,  and  ad- 
minister for  at  least  six  days,  after  the  recipe  is  giveti. 

Foil  Strains  and  Swellings* — Strong  vinegar  saturated  with  com- 
mon salt,  used  warm,  is  good  for  strains  and  reducing  swellings^  1  oz. 
of  white  vitriol ;  1  oz.  of  green  copperas  ;  2  teaspoonfuls  of  gunpow- 
der, all  pulverized  together,  and  dissolved  in  1  '}uart  of  f  oft  water,  and 
used  cold,  rubbing  in  thoroughly,  is  one  of  the  best  applications  known 
for  reducing  swellings, 

KiOKlNO  Cows. — A  few  years  ago  I  had  cohsiderablo  experience  with 
kicking  cows,  and  by  far  the  best  reu>edy  out  of  quite  a  number  that  I 
tried,  was  the.  strap  or  surcingle  drawn  tightly  around  the  cow  just  in 
front  of  the  hips,  and  close  to  the  bag,  Tighten  up  till  she  does  not  at- 
tempt to  kick.  I  never  knew  it  to  fail ;  you  can  gradually  loosen  it 
until  it  will  be  sufficient  simply  to  lay  it  on  her  back.  But  be  cautious 
and  do  notlooseli  or  leave  it  ofl  until  she  makes  no  elTort  to  kick  with 
it  tight  or  on.  Kick  she  cannot  with  the  strap  tight.  The  first  f ow  I 
tried  it  on  was  the  Avorst  I  ever  saw.  With  both  hind  legs  tied  together, 
she  would  kick  backwards  like  a  horse;  then,  in  addition,  one  foreleg 
was  tied  up,  and  she  would  stand  on  the  other  and  kick  with  both  hind 
ones,  &A  f^ooii  as  an  attempt  was  made  to  milk  her,  until  she  tumbled 
down  ;  then  Avould  get  up  and  kick  again  until  tired  out;  so  the  milk 
was  generally  left  on  the  stable  floor,  and  it  was  decided  to  dry  her  up 
and  beef  her  as  soon  as  possible,  though  an  extra  coW.  Hearing  of  the 
surcingle  remedy,  I  tried  it,  and  effected  a  cure. 

'  How  TO  TELTi  TUB  Age  of  a  Horse.— Every  horso  has  six  teeth 
ftbove  and  below ;  before  three  years  old  he  sheds  his  middle  teeth  ;  at 
three  he  sheds  one  more  oft  each  side  of  the  central  teeth ;  at  four  he 
sheds  the  two  comer  and  last  of  the  fore-teeth.  Between  four  and  five 
the  horse  cuts  the  under  tu?ks ;  at  Ave  will  cut  his  upper  tusks,  at 
which  time  his  mouth  Avill  be  complete.  At  six  years  the  grooves  and 
hollows  begin  to  till  up  a  little ;  at  seven  the  grooves  will  be  well-nigh 
filled  up,  except  the  corner  teeth,  leaving  little  brown  spots  where  the 
dark-brown  hollows  formerly  were.  At  eight  the  whole  of  the  hollows 
and  grooves  are  filled  up.  At  nine  there  is  very  often  seen  a  small  bill 
to  the  outside  corner  teeth;  the  point  of  the  tusk  is  worn  off,  and  the 
part  that  was  concave  begins  to  fill  up  and  become  rounding ;  the 
squares  of  the  central  teeth  begin  to  disappear,  and  the  gums  leave  them 
small  and  narrow  at  the  top. 

It  has  been  ascertained  that  a  "Working  horse  requires  a  trifle  over 
three  pounds  of  hay,  or  its  cfjuivalent,  per  day,  tc  each  one  hundred 
pounds  of  its  live  weight;  oxen,  2^  pounds;  cows,  in  milk,  from  2l  to 
si  pounds;  farroW  cows,  nearly  21  pounds;  young  growing  cattle,.-) 
pounds  ;  sheep,  2  pounds.  Fifty-six  pounds  of  corn  meal  are  equal  to 
one  hundred  p<junds  of  good  hay. 

To  ToiTfiur.N  Hoofs. — Wa^h  them  frc'iueTitly  in  strDiig  brine,  and 
turn  brine  upon  tlic  boltuuis,  and  soak  a  fvw  niinutcs  each  time, 

SCKATCJiKS. — Cut  off  the  hair  close,  and  wash  the  legs  in  strong  soap- 
suds or  brine,  or  wash  wltii  Wisrm  vinegar  siiiuratcd  with  fialL,  and  after 
wards  dress  over  with  a  small  quantity  of  liog.i  lard. 


Uhatouojr^A  llttir  litvigorator  reslores  to  htiahhy  iSotaditioil. 


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PAGE. 

Astronomical  Symbols, 11 

Auctioneers, »...».  ^ .. .  41 

Hoard  of  Trade, 45 

i5oarc\^of  Health, 9f? 

hoard  of  Works,. ..  ^ .......... .   68 

Baptist  church,.  >  .4.  .4  .>.....  ^ . .  7' 

Baptist  H.  Missionary  board,..   'J2 

Baptist  Education  Society^ 75 

Banks, 76 

Balristers  and  Attorneys,. .....  B4 

Bratl3h  Pilots, 41 

British  TemplafS, 101 

Calendar  J*ajj;es, 25-33 

Canada,  Dominion  of . ... i ..... .  llO 

Census— 1871, 108 

Commissioners  Water  Supply,..  45 

Chtirch  Calendar, 13 

City  of  St.  John, 41 

City  and  Coubty  of  St.  John, ....  47 
County  of  Albertj ..............  51 

"        Carletoni........ 6? 

Charlotte............ .  54 

Gloucester...... ......  fin 

Kent, ................  56 

King's,. 57 

Northumberlandj ; . . . .  58 

Queen's, 60 

Restigouche, .;.......  61 

Sunbury,. ............  62 

Victoria^.. 68 

Westmorland, .....;..   61 

York,^... 57 

Courts,. 63 

Customs,  &o 80 

I  Church  of  England, 69 

Catholics,  Roman, .............  71 

Church  of  .Scotland ;  70 

I  CoHgregational  Church, 78 

!  Christians  or  Disciples  of  Christ,  71 

Consuls  and  Agents i  81 

Collectors  of  Slippage, 42 

Dominion  Finance  Department,  fO 
Dominion  Buildioga  Board, .. ..   81 

Dominion  Tariff,. ...  .^> ....... ..  8  : 

Diocesan  Church  Society,  ......  70 

Executive  Council, . .  •, 62 

Eclipses  for  1 87:', lu 

Equation  of  Time, 10 

Excise  Duties, 95 

Fish  Market  Dues, 24 

'rh<d  Department, 43 

Free  Buplist  Church,.  .........* 

Fice  Baptist  KducHtinu  Socielv, 

F<!male  Usform  .Society) 

FiiH«,  goiiti?  through,.. 

FrederiO-ton,  Corporation  of, . . . , 
Uenerttl  Public  liospital. ....... 


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Harbour  Master's  Pees, 18 

Hackney  Coach  FaroSj 23 

Holidays,  Public IS 

House  of  Assembly, 62 

Hospitals  and  Asylums, ........  90 

Immigrant  Department, 9R 

Light  Houses,  .................  IS 

Lancaster,  Parish  of>. . , 51 

Legislative  Council, 62 

Lunatic  Asylum 96 

Mechanics'  Institute,. ifi 

Madras  School* ................  74 

Masonic,  ..........>,...........  97 

Militia 103 

Mt.  Allison  Wesleyan  Ed.  Ins.».  75 

Officers  of  the  Crown, 63 

Officers  Baptist  Convention, ....  72 
Officers  Orange  Association, ....  99 

Odd  Fellows,  L  0., 99 

Public  Porters, 23 

Portland,  Town  of, 49 

Presbyterian  Church 70 

Provincial  Board  of  Education;.  74 

Post  Office, 77 

Postage, 78 

Post  Office,  Money  orders, 79 

Police  Department,. ............  43 

Port  Wardens,. 41 

Rates  of  Pilotage, ..............  1?  1 

Rates  of  Wharfage, 10  | 

Rates  of  Slippage, 18  : 

Rates  of  Anchorage,. . .........  18  ! 

Kates  of  Ferriage, 24 

Rates  of  Cartasje, ..............  21  ; 

Rates  at  Weighinjj  Machines, ...  23  : 

Ref.  Presbyterian  Church, 71  ! 

RaJ'way,  B.  &  N.  A* .......... . .105  1 

Societies ........:.... 43  ] 

Society, Continental  and  Church  43  ' 
Sons  of  Temperance, ......... .100  \ 

St,  John   Building  tiociety,....  46 

St.  Andrew's  Society, ..........  44  j 

St,  Patrick  Society, ............  44  1 

Siraonds,  Parish  of, 49 

St.  Martins,  Parish  of.. ....... .  50 

StaiT  of  the  Army, 108 

Stamp  Duties, 95 

Surveyors  of  Lumber 42,  49 

Steam  tomraunicdtion, 103 

Statistical, 108 

Teinplivrs  of  Honor, .100 

Top  Wharfage, 19 

T'olls— Suspension  Bridcfc 23 

TolU— Market.. ....... .^ 20 

llni  vovsity  of  New  Brunfjvvick, . .  74 

Wesleyan  Methodist  Church,  > . .  71 

I  York,  Municipality  of .  ^ .. ..... .  00 


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