Halifax directory, 1860

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FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD

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CHRONOLOGICAL ERAS AND GYCLES.

The year 1861 is the 6574th ef the Julian Period, and the 5621-22nd | of the Jewish Era.

The year 1278 of the Mohammedan Era, or the era of the Hegira, begins on the 9th of July 1861.

The first day of January of the year 1861 is the 2,400,777th day since the commencement of the Julian Peried.

| | CHRONOLOGICAL ERAS.

CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES.

Golden Number........... 19 | Deminical Letter.......... FE. TOGO 50.0% vies sicas dees «--.- 18] Roman Indiction.... ere 4 Solar Cycle............... 22 | Julian Period............. 6574

ASTRONOMICAL SYMBOLS.

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¢) The Sun. 2 Pallas. } The Moon. Juno. % Mercury. Ceres. & Venus. y Jupiter. The Earth. | hk Saturn. gen | ao 8

SIQNS OF THE ZODIAC.

| ' Aries, head ~ Libra, reigns Spring Ri Taurus, neck series m Scorpio, 'secrets eens 1 Gemini, arms 8 r 1 bine thighs o> Cancer, breast ' yp Capricornus, kn's. Summer Q Leo, heart Winter ) Aquarius, legs | oe ip Virgo, bowels Pisces, feet.

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ABBREVIATIONS.

N. North 23 Descending Node © Degrees

| §. South Ascending Nede ! Minutes of Are. | EK. East ~ . Hours '! Seconds of Arc. | W. West -m. Minutes of Time °

s. Seconds of Time 4

COMMENCEMENT OF THE SEASONS.

Spring commences March 20th - Sun enters » Summer commences June 21st - Sun enters Gs Autumn commences Sept. 23rd - Sun enters Winter commences Decem. 21st - Sun enters yp

PROVINCIAL WESLEYAN. . (1861.

ECLIPSES. In the year 1861 there will be four Eclipses: three of the Sun and one of the Moon ; a da transit of Mercury over the Sun's disc. P I. An annular Eclipse of the Sun, Jan. 10th, 1861; invisible in Nova cotia. ' II. An annular Eclipse of the Sun, July 7, 1861; invisible in Nova cotia. HII. A partial Eclipse of the Moon, Dec. 17th, 1861; visible at Hali- fax as follows : Moon enters Penumbra lh. 31m. morning. Moon enters Shadow ss Greatest Eclipse Moon leaves

Magnitude of the Eclipse = 0.185, (Moon's diameter = 1) IV. A total Eclipse of the Sun, Dec. 31st, 1861 ; visible as a partial one on the Eastern coast of this continent. Commencing at Halifax at 8h. 3m., and ending at 9h. 53m., morning.

A Transit of Mercury, Nov. 11th, 1861; invisible in Nova Scotia.

MORNING & EVENING STARS.

Venus will be a Morning Star till May 15th, then an Evening Star till the end of the year.

Mars will be an Evening Star till August 28th, then a Morning Star till the end of the year.

Jupiter will be an Evening Star till August 30th, then a Morning Star till the end of the year.

_ Saturn will be an Evening Star till Sept. 5th, then a Morning Star till the end of the year.

FIXED & MOVEABLE FEASTS.

Circumcision - 1} Ascension Day Epiphany 6 | Pentecost Septuagesima..? 27 | Birth Queen Victoria Sexagesima . 8 | Trinity Sunday Shrove Sunday......... | Corpus Christi Ash Wednesday Lent beg'n | Accession of Q. Victoria. June | | ! |

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St. Patrick's Day St. John, Baptist

| Palm Sunday Birth Prince Albert Aug. Good Friday Birth Prince of Wales....Nov.

| Easter Sunday St. Andrew's Day ; Low Sunday Advent Sunday

St. George's Day ' Christmas Day

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February 20th, 22nd, 23rd; May 22nd, 24th, 25th; September 18th, 20th, 21st; December 18th, 20th, 21st.

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The following signs are used in our Almanack to denote the different

positions and phases of the Moon. ) denotes the Moon in the first

uadrature - that is, the quadrature between change and full. @ denotes the Moon in the last quadrature - that is the quadrature between f and change. @ denotes New Moon. © denotes Full Moon.

HALIFAX.

Latitude, North, 44° 39/ 20/ Longitude, West, 63° 36! 40! in time 4h. 14m. 26-75.

NOTE. - It is to he observed that throughout the Calendar pages the Computa-

| tions are in Mean Time, with the exception of the rising and setting of the Sun. | Also that the Sun and Moon's declinations are given for the Meridian of Greenwich.

THE TIDES. By the action of the sun and moon, especially the latter, the waters of the large oceans of the earth are drawn in the directions of these bodies,

| so as to'rise and fall according to their position in relation to them.

These regular movements are called THe TspEs.

The movement of the waters in the tides chiefly follows the course of the moon. The lunar day, or interval from the moon being on the

| meridian of any place, till she is again on that meridian, is 24 hours 50

minutes, in consequence of the rapid motion of the moon through the

| sky. Hence the phenomena of the tides take place in this period.

There are two Hicgu-WATERsS or F': sops at the same time, one on the meridian next the moon, the other :« the opposite meridian; and at every place there are two high-tides in the lunar day, at an interval of about 12 hours 25 minutes. The tides are the highest when the sun and moon are in conjunction or opposition - then called spring-tides ; lowest when the moon is in her quarters - then called neap-tides. The tides are

| affected by the moon's distance, the sun's distance and elevation, and [| by local causes.

The tide on the side of the earth next the moon is caused by the direct

| action of the moon, in drawing towards her the waters there. But the

moon also acts on the mass of the earth, as well as the waters under her ;

| hence she, in a manner, gives the earth a tendency from the water on the | farther side of the earth, which produces a high tide on that side also.

JANUARY, First Month.

THE FAMILY FRIEND.

To Crzaw Carico Funnituns. - Shake off the loose dust; then lightly brush with | & small, long-haired furniture-brush; after which wipe it closely with clean flan- nels, and rub it with dry bread.

lf properly done, the curtains will look nearly as well as at first; and if the color be not light, they will not require washing for years.

Pold in large parcels, and put carefully by. |

While the furniture remains up, it should be preserved from the sun and air as | much as possible, which injure delicate colours; and the dust may be blown off' with bellows.

. ¢ Last Quarter, 3rd day, 9h. 41m., Evening. @ New Moon, 10th day, 11h. 13m., Evening. D First Quarter, 19th day, 3h. 46m., Morning, © Full Moon, 26th day, Oh. 51m., Evening.

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THE FARMER'S FRIEND.

To wa! : Hens Lay Perperuatty. - Hene will lay perpetually if treated in the f-llowing manner : - Keep no rouvstera (cocks): give the hens fresh meat, chopped up like sxusage meat, once a day ; a very small portion, say half an ounce a day to 'each hen, during the winter, or from the time insects disappear in the fall till _ they appear again in the spring. Never allow an egg to remain in the nest for | what are called "nest eggs.' When the roosters do not run with the hens, and no | nest eggs are left in the nest, the hens will not cease laying after the production of

twelve or fifteen eggs, as they always do when roosters and nest eggs are alluwed ; , but continue lv ying perpetually. The only reason wry hens do not lay in winter | a8 freely as in summer, is the want of animal food, which they get in summer in

| abundance, in the form of insects. Men are never more offended than when their veracity is suspected.

| gay For Wigh Water at Cape, Sable add 50m.,to time of High Water at 'Halifax. Tide serves same hour at Annapolis and St. John, N. B.

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THE FAMILY FRIEND.

Maxrtna Beps. - Close or press bedsteads are il] adapted for young persons or | invalids; when their use is unavoidable, the bed-clothes should be displaced every | morning, and left for a short time before they are shut up. The windows of bed- | rooms should be kept open for some hours every day, to carry off the effluvia from | the bed-clothes; the bed should also be shaken up, and the clothes spread about, | in which state the longer they remain, the better. The bed being made, the | clothes should not be tucked in at the sides or foot, as that prevents any further | purification taking place, by the cool air passing through them,

A warming pan should be chosen with holes in the lid. About a yard of moder" | ately-sized iron chain, made red-hot and put into the pan, is a simple and excellent | substitute for coals.

q Last Quarter, 2nd day, 5h. 46m., Morning, : @ New Moon, 9th day, 3h. 50m., Evening. | D First Quarter, 17th day, 8h. 6m., Evening. | O Full Moon, 25th, 0h. 29m., Morning. -

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THE FARMER'S FRIEND.

EXCELLENT Metnop or Reartne Catves. - Put some water on the fire, nearly the quantity that the calf can drink. When it boils, throw into it one or two handsful of oatmeal, and suffer the whole to !:oil for a minute. Then suffer it to cool until new-milk-warm. Then mix with it one or two quarts of milk that has stood twelve hours, and has been skimmed: stir the whole and give it to the calf todrink. At first itis necessary to make the calf drink, by presenting the finger to it, but it soon learns to do so without this help, and will grow incomparably fatter than by the old method.

The economical advantages resulting from it are as fullows: - According to the old method, the calf intended for slaughter is made to suck for three weeks, and those intended for agriculture, from six to eight weeks. Suppose the cow gives

| only a moderate quantity of milk, the value of it will amount, in three weeks, to

nearly the value ofthe calf. If, on the contrary, we rear a calf according to this method, we constme during ihe three weeks only three quarts of oatmeal,

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THE FAMILY FRIEND. | | To CLEAN TURKEY CARPETS. - TO revive the color of a Turkey carpet, beat it | well with a stick tlii the dust is all got out; then, with a lemon or sorrel juice, | | take out the spots of ink, if the carpet be stained with any; wash it in cold water, | | and afterwards shake out all the water from the threads of the carpet. When it |

is thoroughly dry, rub it all over with the crumb of a hot wheaten loaf; and, if | the weather is very fine, hang it out in the open air a night or two.

Excess of ceremony shows want of breeding. That civility is best which ex- | cludes all superfluous formality.

q Last Quarter, 3rd day, 3h 2m., Evening. @ New Moon, 11th day, 9h. 23m., Morning. D First Quarter, 19th day, 1h. 18m., _avening. © Full Moon, 26th day, 10h. 1m., Morning.

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1 juice, | ' To Protect Grain From Rats. - An individual of much practical experience ne aan r 'infurms us that green "ELDER," deposited in and about the mows of hay and | Vhen it | grain, will prove an effectual preventive against the depredations ot mice and |

and, if | Tats. Ihese animals are frequently very destructive in their ravages; and if a

| , remedy 80 simple and easy of attainment is efficacious, it deserves to be known | | We _ and remembered hy all. We have long known that the stalks and leaves of the | ich ex- common mullein will drive rats from their haunts. There is something in the | odour of this plant that is as disgusting to their ratships as was the leek to anci- ent Pistol - they "cannot abide it."

To cure Wounps In TREEs. - Wounds in trees are best cured by covering them | with a coat of common lead paint without turpentine (for turpentine is peison to vegetation) in the sun, on a fine dry day.

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

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THE FAMILY FRIEND.

To CLEAN Parnt. - Never use a cloth, but take off the dust with a little long. haired brush, after blowing off the loose parts with the bellows. With care paint | will look well for a long time, if guarded from the influence of the sun. When | soiled, dip a sponge or a bit of flannel into soda and water, wash it ff quickly, and | dry immediately, or the soda will eat uff the color.

When the wainscot requires scouring, it should be done from the top downwards | and the water be prevented from running on the unclean | arts «8 much as possi- | ble, or marks will be made which will appear after the whole is finished? One | person should dry with old linen as fast as the other has scoured off the dirt, and

washed ofi the soap. |

q Last Quarter, 'Qnd day, 2h. 10m. +» morning. @ New Moon, 10th day, 2h. 41m., morning.

D First Quarter, 18th day, 2h. 41m., morning. © Full Moon, 24th day, 6h. 9m., morning.

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xpect @ Per. 6h. morn.j12 57 4 25) Th.| Parl. Houses dest. in Montreal, 1849.|13 16 39 26) F. | 25th, Princess Alice b., 1842. vain13 36 4 27 Sa. Ratification cf Treatw of Paris, 1856./13 35 10 28) SU.) aca Sunuay atter biaster. 14 i4 29) M. | Alex. Ii, ot Russia born, 1818. s@ 82 47 v0! Tu.! & gt. Hel. iat. 8. 14 51 14

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APRIL 80' Days.

THE FARMER'S FRIEND.

Tre Use or Sutrnur In DEstROYING INSECTS ON PLANTS, AND ITS BENEFIT FOR | VEGETATION. - Tie up some flower of sulphur ina piece of muslin or fine linen, | and with this the leaves of young shoots of plants should be dusted; or it may be thrown on them by means of a common swawn's-down puff, or even by a dredging- box.

Fresh assurances have repeatedly been received of the powerful influence of sul- phur against the whole tribe of insects and worms which infest and prey on vege- | tables. Sulphur has also been found to promote the health of plants, on which it | was sprinkled; and that peach-trees, in particular, were remarkably improved by it, and seemed to absorb it. It has likewise been observed, that the verdure, and other healthful appeaiances, were perceptibly increased ; for the quantity of new | shoots and leaves formed subsequently to the operation, and having no sulphur on | their surface, served as a kind of comparative index, and pointed out distinctly | the accumulation of health.

| jag~ For High Water at Cape Sable, add 50m. to time of High Water at | 'Halifax. 'Tide serves same hour at Annapolis and St. John, N. B. |

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THE FAMILY FRIEND. To TAKE STAINS OUT OF MarBLe - Mix uuslacked Jime in finest powder with | _ To cur

_ stringent soap-ley, pretty thick, and instantly with a painter's brush lay iton the (J } ' red stain'

| whole of the marble. In two months' time wash it off perfectly clean; then have || ##] train ofl ready a fine thick lather of soft soap, boiled in soft water; dip a brush in it, and |

, scour the marble. This will, with very good rubbing, give a beautiful polish.

| To taxes Inon-sTaIns ouT oF MaRBLe. - An equal quantity of fresh spirit of |

| vitrol and lemon-juice being mixed in a bottle, shake it well; wet the spots, and

, in a few minutes rub with soft linen till they disappear.

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THE FARMER'S FRIEND. To CURE TRE DISEASE IN APPLE-TREES. - Brush off the white down, clear off the

'red stain underneath it, and anoint the places infected with a liquid mixture of train ofl and Scotch snuff.

Bap EFFECTS of IRon NAILS ON FRUIT TREES. - It often happens that some of the

| limbs of fruit trees trained against a wall are blighted and die, while others remain in a healthy and flourishing state. This has hitherto been erroneously attributed ' to the effects of lightning; but from closer observation, and from several experi- ' ments, it has been found to arise from the corroding effects of the rust of the nails 'and cramps with which trees in this situation are fastened. To avoid this incon- venience, therefore, it requires only to be careful in preventing the iron from ' coming in contact with the bark of the trees.

Att who wish to be rich, must SPEND LE88 THAN THEY EARN. gay~ For High Water at Cape Sable add 50m. to time of High Water at

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To Menp Caina. - Mix together equal parts of fine glue, white of eggs, and | HEALI white of lead, and with it anoint the edges of the article to be mended ; press them | | mon ling together, and when hard and dry scrape off as much of the cement as sticks about an ounc the joint, The juice of garlic is another good cement, and leaves no mark where | | and si it has been used. _ wounds

To Imitate Gnounp G1iass. - Rub the glass over with a lump of glazier's putty, || Gg) ela carefully and uniformly, till the surface is equally covered. This is an excellent _ sible. imitation of ground glass, and is not injured by rain or damp. It is useful for |! Jim} itself pr kitchen windows, &c. | | CANK

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| 1861.] JUNE, 30 Days. | 17

THE FARMER'S FRIEND. HEALING Wounps 1n TrEes. - This method consists in making a varnish of com-

| mon linseed oil, rendered very drying by boiling it for the space of an hour, with | | an ounce of litharge to each pound of oil, mixed with calcined bones, pulverized | | and sifted, to the eonsistence of an almost liquid paste. With this paste the |

wounds of trees are to be covered, by means of a brush, after the bark and other | substance have been pared, so as to render the whole as smooth and even as pos- sible. The varnish must be applied in dry weather, in order that it may attach itself properly.

CANKER IN TREES. - Cut them off to the quick, and apply a piece of sound bark |

| from any other tree, and bind it on with a flannel roller. Cut off the canker, | anda new shoot will grow strong, but in a year or two you will find it cankered.

A bare pasture enriches not the soil, nor fattens the animals, nor increases the |

| wealth of the owner.

| ge@y- For lligh Water at Cape Sable add 50m. to the time of "50m. to the time of High Water Water a at: | Halifax. Tide serves same hour at Annapolis and St. John, N. B.

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Tomato Savce. - Crush half a dozen, more or less, of very ripe, red tomatoes; | pick out the seeds, and squeeze the water from them; put them into a stew-pan, |

| with two or three finely-sliced shulots, and a little gravy: simmer till nearly dry; | | when add half a pint of brown sauce. and simmer twenty minutes longer; then | rub it through a tammy into a clean stew-pan; season with Cayenne pepper and | salt, a little glaze, and lemon juice; simmer a few minutes, and serve. Tarragon

or Chili vinegar are sometimes added; and sliced oniens may be substituted for | the shalots.

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| THE FARMER'S FRIEND. | tomatoes; | To PREVENT THE FLY 1n Turwirs. - From experiments lately made, it has been stew-pan, ascertained that lime sown by hand, or distributed by a machine, is an infallible early dry; | protection to turnips against the ravages of this destructive inseot. It should be ger; then | applied as soon as the turmips come up, and in the same daily rotation in which | epper and | they were sown. The lime should be slacked immediately before it is used, if the | Tarragon air be not sufficiently moist to render that operation unnecessary.

uted for To DESTROY WasPs ON Fruir Trees. - Wasps, about the month of July, will be- | gin to swarm about the early fruits; and for their destruction, phials should be | hung about the branches, half-filled with honey and water, or with sugar and small-beer. These should be emptied and replaced once in two or three days, | otherwise they do not take so well - these little animals being extremely sagacious, | and disliking the appearance of their own species, when dead. |

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THE FAMILY FRIEND.

RacanovurT pes Arnases. - A pleasant beverage for Invalids. - Mix thoroughly one pound of ground rice; one pound of arrow-root; half pound of fine chocolate. Put the mixture into a jar for use. When it is wanted, make a teaspoonful of the Racahout into a paste with cold water or milk; then stir it into halfa pint of boil- ing milk, and let it boil up fora minute or two; add sugar, if agrecable, and drink it as you would chocolate.

SusstiruTe ror CreaM. - If you have not cream for your coffee, it isa very great improvement to boil your milk, and use it while hot.

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Fatrentne Cuicxens. - Take, for that purpose, a quanity of rice, and grind or pound it into a coarse flour; mix sufficient for present use with milk and a little coarse sugar; etir the whole over the fire till it makes a good paste; and feed the chickens in the day time only, by putting as much of it as they can eat, but no more, into the troughs belonging to their coops. It must be eaten while warm; and, if they have also beer to drink, they will soon grow very fat. A mixture of oatmeal and treacle, combined till it crumbles, is said to form a food for chickens, of which they are so fond, and with which they thrive so rapidly, that at the end of two months they become as large as the generality of full-grown fowls fed in the | common way.

1861.] AUGUST 31 Days.

A horse should not be permitted to drink cold water whilst warm; neither | should the fore legs or feet «f a horse be washed until he gets cold.

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THE FARMER'S FRIEND. Avutums Peas. - The purple-flowered peas are found to answer best for a late

| crop in autumn, as they are not so liable to be mildewed as many of the other | sorts, and will continue flowering till the frost stops them.

These peas may be sown in July, August, oras late as the firat week in Septem-

| ber, ifsown iu a wart, sheltered situation, and 11 a soll inclining to sand.

Soak the peas in warm ; jik, and after you have drawn the drills, water them

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tumn should prove very dry, they wil) require frequent watering.

When peas are sown befvre winter, or early in spring, they are very apt to be eaten by mice.

Tu prevent this, soak the peas for a day or two in train oll before you gow them, which will encourage their vegetation, and render them so obnoxious to the mice that they will hot eat them.

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Pumrxin Prz. - Stew the pumpkin dry, and make it like squash pie, only season © In the country, where this real Yankee pie is prepared in perfec- , There, too, part cream, ine |

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THE FAMILY FRIEND.

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eee. Last Quarter, 26th day, 5h. 40m., Evening. gigi de 21 2 | | sun. BE Sif | HOLIDAYS, \i - - - - - - ~ 3 8 | po | ANNIVERSARIES, &¢. Decl'n. Rj | oC | © South. """° Set | de QlA | | | | ies 1| Tu.} Ist oes on River Hudson, 1807. 8°17' 9/6 1 13.5 47,10 26 | 2 W.) Ud 3 40 27 16 14'5 46.10 45. 3) Th. 2nd, Ist Reannly in N. Scotia, 1758, 4 3 43 (6 165 44/11 4 4| F. | Rev. R. Boardman d. 1782. xpect| 4 26 56 |6 175 43/11 29 5| Sa.| q in Porigee, 2h. morn. rain. | 4 50 5 (6 195 4111 6SU.| 19th Sunday after Trinity. 5 13 11 |6 2115 39/11 7\ M. | Peace pro. with U. States, 1783. 5 36 13 [6 22'5 38i12 | 8 Tu.| Great Fire at Miramichi, 1825. 5 59 11 16 245 36/12 og W, Fine 6 22 8 16 255 35/12 io} Th. | weather.| 6 44 51 |6 27/5 33.13 j}11) F. | Columbus discovered America, 1492.) 7 7 33 |6 285 32/13 19] Sa. George Cubitt died, 1850. °7:30 9 6 305 3013 13.SU. | 20th Sunday after Trinity. | 7 52 39 |6 3115 29113 14! M.| W. Penn born 1644. 815 2 |6 335 2713 15) Tu. | Great Fire at St. John, N. B., '41. | 8 37 18 [6 34,5 26.14 16] W. 8 59 27 |6 365 24/14 17; Th.| Queen Charlotte died, 1818. 9 21 28 6 37/5 23.14 18! I. | lst bomb. Sevastopol, aye Changable, 9 43 21 |6 395 21/14 19| Sa.| 9 in Aphelion. 10 5 5 |6 405 20:15 208U. 21st Sunday aft. Trinity. Cap. 2h.m.10 26 41 (6 425 1815 21) M. | Nelson killed at Trafalgar, 1805. /10 48 8 [6 43'5 17:15 29) 'Tu weather. 11 9 24 (6 455 1515 23) W. 11 30 81 [6 465 14:15 24 Th.} Canton bombarded, 1857. rs 51 28 |6 4815 12.15 25 | F. | Charge of Light Brigade Ud kh 12 12 14 (6 4915 11/15 26) Sa Fair at Balaclava, 1854. 12 32 48 |6 915 27\SU. | 22nd Sunday after Trinity. 12 53 11 16 525 816 28] M. |St. Simon & St. Jude. 13 13 22 6 6116 pee ad « weather. 13 83 21 |6 55'5 5/16 sti V.| 29 Sir Walter Raleigh born, 1618. [13 53 7 (6 56/5 4/16 h.| Hallow Eve. 14 12 39 16 585 2/16

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THE FARMER'S: FRIEND. | Improvep METHOD oF MAKING Burrer. - If the dairy consists of three or fuur | cows, they should be milked in the summer thrice a day; in the morning, at noon, and in the evening. Each milking must be kept by itself, in flat wooden vessvis, | to cool in like manner; and thus in succession for two or three days, according to | the temperature of the air, the milk thickens, and thence is fit for churning | soonest in warm weather. The quantity of butter will be generally in the propor- | tion of a pound (twenty-two ounces) for each ten pints, or five English gallons of milk. In winter, the cows are to be milked only twice a day, and the milk is to be | put into the churn warm from the cow, where it might stand a day or two longer than in summer before it becomes sufficiently thick; in intense cold it will be ne- | cessary to add a small quantity of boiling water. The dairy-maid must not be dis- | heartened if she docs not succeed perfectly in her first attempt.

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AprLe Frirrers. - Pare and core fine latge Pippins, and eut them into round slices. Soak tliem in wine, sugar, and nutmeg, for two or three hours. Make a batter of four eggs; a table-spoonful of rose-water; a table-spoonful of wine; a tuble-spoonful of milk; thicken with enough flour, stirred in by degrees, to make a

1! batter; mix it two or three hours before it is wanted, that 18 may be light. Heat 1; some butter in a frying pan; dip each slice of apple separately in butter, and fry '| them brown; sift pounded sugar, and grate nutmeg ovcr them.

To WHITEN THE TEKTH. - Mix honey with finely powdered charcoal, and use the | paste as a dentifrice.

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THE FARMER'S FRIEND. Mitcu Cows. - Milch Cows are infinitely more profitable kept in the house than i: ut of doors, but they must be trained to it, otherwise they do not thrive. The best food for them is clover, lucern, pstatoes, yams, turnips, carrots, cab-

i bages, peas, and beans.

Such cows as those in the neighborhood of London, kept in the house, and pro-

In the management of cows a warm stable is highly necessary; and currying

om | | them like horses not only affords them pleasure, but makes them give their milk

'more freely They ought always to be kept very clean, laid dry, and have plenty of good sweet water to drink. Cows treated in this manner have given two gallons

of milk at a time, when within ten days of calving.

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THE FAMILY FRIEND. |

Crear CaRrPeTInG. - Sew together strips of the cheapest cotton cloth, of the size of the room, and tack the edges to the floor. Then paper the cloth as you would | the sides of the room, with any sort of room paper. After being well-dried, give it two coats of varnish, and your carpetis finished. It can be washed like carpets, without injury, retains its gloss, amd, on chambers or sleeping rooms, where it will | not meet rough usage, will Jast for two years as good as new. °

To MAKE FLANNELS NOT SHRINK. - The first time of washing put them into a |}

pail of boiling water, and let them lie till cold.

@ New Moon, Ist day, 10h. 3m., Evening.

D First Quarter, 8th day, 10th. 55m., Evening. © Full Moon, 17th day, 3h. 54m., Morning.

( Last Quarter, 24th day, 5h. 38m., Evening. @ New Moon, 31st day, 9h. 40m., Morning.

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| abundantly furnished with salt. - can be done, is recommended. Horses and pigs should oceasionally have ashes _ given them in their food; and pigs ought at all times, when confined in pens, to be | su pplied with charcoal, as, besides being a medicine, it is a cheap.and valuable food.

| English gill: use it milk' warm. With a sponge carefully anoint every branch, root and pea | : and be sure to rub it well into every joint, hole, and angle, as itis there the eg

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DECEMBER 31 Days. 29

THE FARMER'S FRIEND.

To PROMOTE THE HEALTH OF FARM ANIMAIS. - All domestic animals should be A supply kept within their reach, whenever it

To Destroy Wasps oN Froit Trees. - Winter is the season to apply the follow- ing solution. The juices are then determined to the root, Soft soap, two pounds; | leaf or roll tobacco, one pound ; nux-vomica, two ounces; and turpentine, half an | boil them in eight English gallons of soft or river water, to six; and

Repeat each winter.

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Her Mosr Gracious Maresty, Quean VICTORIA. Born, | May 24th, 8819. Succeeded, June, 20th, 1839, Married, Februrary |,7 10th, 1840. 1a

CHIEF OFFICERS OF STATE.

First Lorn oF Treasury - Viscount Palmerston, K.&. CHANCELLOR OF THE ExcurQqurer. - Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone.

' Forrnian SEcRETARY. - Lord John Ressell. $

Home Secretany. - Rt. Hon. Sir G. €. Lewis, Be. SECRETARY FOR THE CoLONIES. - Duke of Newcastle, War SecrETARX. - Rt. Hon. S. Uerbert.

| SEcRETARY FOR Inp1A. - Rt. Hon. Sir C. Wood, Bt.

First Lorp or tuk ADMIRALTY. - PDuke of Somerses. Lorp Hien Cnancetrtor. - Lord Campbell. Lorp PRESIDENT OF THE CouncizE.- - Earl Granville, K.G.

| Lorp Privy Seau. - The Duke of Argyll, K.T. | Post Master GENERAL. - The Earl of Elgin, K. F.

PRESIDEN? OF THE BOARD OF TRaDE. - Kt. Hon. F. M. Gibson.

| PRESIDENT OF THE Poor Law Boarp. - Rt. Hen. ©. P. Villiers.

Cuter SEc, ror IrELAND. - Rt. Hon. E. Cardweil.

| CHANCELLOR OF THE Ducry or Lancaster. - Rt. Hon. Sir G. Grey.:

NOT IN THE CABINET. "

PRESIDEN? OF THE Boarp or Worxs. - Rt. Hon. H. Fitzroy. Civit Lorp oF THE ADMIRALTY. - S. Whitebread, Esq. Homn Unper Sre¢. - G. Clive, Esq. ;

| Fortien Unper Szc. - Lord Wodehouse.

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|| CotonraAL Unvrer Sec. - C. S. Fortescue, Fsq.

| War Unbenr Secs. - E arl of Ripon and Sir B. Hawes, K.C.B.

i! InprA Unver Sxec. - T. G. Daring, Esq.

} Sec. TO THE ADMIRALTY. - Lord "Clarence Paget.

_ Lorp Cuier Justicg. - Sir Alexander Cockburn.

| ATTORNEY GENERAL. - Sir R. Bethell.

| Soric1roR GENERAL. - Sir H. S. Keating.

| Lorp ADVOCATE OF Scorianpd. - Rt. Hon. J. Moncrieff.

| JupGr ApvocaATE GENERAL. - Rt. Hon. 'T. E, Headlam.

| Lorp CHAMBERLAIN. - Viscount Sydney.

| Lorp Hieu Stewarn. - Earl St. Germains, G.C.B.

| Master or toe Horse. - Marquis of Ailesbury.

| Master or Tan Bucxuounps. - Earl of Bessborough. * CoMPTROLLER OF THE HousrnoLtp. - Loid Proby.

| Mistress or tHE Ropes. - The Dutchess of Sutherland.

| Lorps In WartinG.- - Earl. of Caithness, Earl of Torrington,

Camoys, Rivers, De Tabley, Cremorne, Methuen.

IRELAND. '

Lorp LIEUTENANT. - Eazrl of Carlisle, K.G. Lorp CHanceELLor. - Rt. Hon. M. Brady.

A. Born ! i Febrancy! 4 ' T | COLONI AL GOVERN MENT.

| CANADA. - Governor-GeneraL, His Excellency, Sir Edmund | | Walker Head, &c., &e. - NOVA-SCOTIA. - Lirvt,-Governor, His Excellency, The Earl of | Mulgrave. NEW-BRUNSWICK. - hitvr -GOVERNOR, His Excellency, John Henry Thomas Manners Sutton, &c., &e. i PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. - Linut.-Governor, His Excel- | lency, George Dundas, &e., &e. NEWFOUNDLAND. - Linut.Governor, His Excellency, Sir Alexander Bannerman, &ce., &c. BERMUDA. - LigvtT. -Governor, His Excellency, Colonel Freeman | Murray, &e., &e. |

1 | | \ | QI te ee |

bson. | ea EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF NOVA SCOTIA.

Htiers. | Hon. Joseph Howe, Provincial Secretary ; President. | | Hon. Adams G Archibald. Attorney-General. rG.G ; TTon. Jonathan McCully, Solie-tor- General. Hon. John H. Anderson, Receiver- General. Hen, William Annand, Financial Secretary. Hon. Benjamin Wier, M. P. P. FTon. John Locke, M. Pi P: Hon. Thomas 1D. "Archibald, M.P. P. Hon. Colin Campbell, M. P. P.

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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. aS gé1.

| Retired members of Council retaining their rank by special permission of| | Her Majesty.

TTon. Enos Collins.

Hon. Sir Samuel Cunard, Bart.

Hon. James W. Johnston, M. P. P.

Hon. Joseph Howe, M. P. P.

Hen. William Young.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

. Edward Kenney, President, HALIFAX.

. John Creighton, LUNENBURG. | . Robert Mollisoa Cutler, GUYSBOROUGH. | . John H. Anderson, (Receiver Gen.,) M. E. C.,... HALIFAX.

. Staley Brown, YARMOUTH. . Mather Byles Almon, HALiIrax.

. Alexander Keith, HALIFAX.

. William Anderson Black, HaLiFrax. gC) 7 Ma 21) 0 aa PictTou. | DOOM By BRIOAURE,. «eve c css oe0ve wees see's ho 4 DARTMOUTH. y | Hana . James McNab, HaLirax. ' | . Jonathan McCully, aie Gen.,) M. E. C.,... HALiFax. :

. William McKeen, Maou, C.B. || | _ Inve . Richard A. McHeffy, Winpsor. |

. Thomas D. Archibald, Sypney, C. B. | . Anselm F. Comeau, CLARE.

. R. Barry Dickey, ' AMHERST,

. Alfred Whitman, ANNAPOLIS.

KING

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Ven. Archdeacon Willis, D.D , D.C.L. | nage John C. Haliburton, Esq. | |

Law OW, Oo er eee iis John W. Ritchie, Esq.

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

Messenger, Joseph Skallish.

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*,* The members of the Executive and Legislative Councils are

Justices of the Peace throughout the Province, so iong as they belong to | either Branch,

PAX, NBURG. BOROUGH. PAX, OUTH.

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Care BRETON,.

| SHELBURNE, ..

| SYDNEY,

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

_____sCNAMES.

* Hon. J. W. Johnson. Moses Shaw, Esq. Avard Longley, 'Esq.

* 'Thomas Caldwell, Esq. J. Bourinot, Esq.

"COUNTIES. ~ 'TOWNSHIPS.

ANNAPOLIS,...

South Riding,....

COLCHESTER,.. * A. W. McLellan, Esq.

* 'T. F. Morrison, Esq. * Charles Tupper, Esq. *

North Riding,....

* Alex'r McFarlane, Esq.

* John C. Wade, Esq.

* M. Robicheau, Esq. Hon. Colin Campbell, jr.

* Stewart Campbell, Esq. W. O. Heffernan, Esq. 8. L. Shannon, Esq. Henry Pryor, Esq.

* John Tovin, Esq.

John Esson, Esq.

S | | | Western District, . Hon. Jos. Howe, M.B.c. . Win Chambers, Esq. aia E. Churchill, Esq. A. M. Cochran, Esq. * Peter Smyth, Esq. | Hiram Blanchard, Esq. { Hugh McDonald, Esq. * W. B. Webster, Esq. | John Brown, Esq. § | * Samuel Chipman, Esq. [ U| Wm. Burgess, Esq. - * Henry Baily, Esq. Henry Mosely, Esq. * Hon. Benj. Wier, M.E.c. * A, C. McDonald, Esq. R. P. Grant, Esq. f

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Eastern District,.. $ |

| South Riding,.... 4 | »

Hants, * | North Riding,....

INVERNESS,....

South Riding,... KINGS,... 00006 | Nowth Riding,....

LUNENBURG,..

West Riding, .

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i Rae er * George McKenzie, Esq. | Hpah aN sce VY! James McDonald, Esq. | Sylvanus Morton, Esq.

. QUEENS,...... , Lewis Smith, Esq.

Anaw. Cowie, Esq. * Henry Martell, Esq. C. F. Harrington, Esq. Thomas Coffin, Esq. Hon. J. Locke, jr., M.£.c. * Robert Robertson, Esq. * W. A. Henry, Esq. * John McKinnon, Esq.

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South District, ... |

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Shelburne T'nship, | Barrington do.,

* Hon. A. Archibald, M.£.c, Alexander Campbell, Esq.

Hon. Wm. Annand, M.£.C.

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GOVERNMENT OFFICES

= * Hugh Munro, Esq. VICTORIA, «+. Wm. Ross, Esq. | * Thomas Killam, Esq. Yarmoutn,...4 | Yarmouth T'nship, W. H. Townsend, Esq. | Argyle do. John V. N. Hatfield, Esq.

© Names marked © thus were members of the previous house.

GOVERNMENT OFFICES & OFFICERS.

| | |

PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Hon. Joseph Howe, M.E.C., M.P.P., Provincial Secretary. William H. Keating, Esq., Chief Clerk. | Tho8. A. Greggor, Frederick Howe, Assistant Clerks. | |

FINANCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Hon. Wm. Annard, M.E.C., Financial Secretary. Thomas R. Dewolf, Esq., Clerk. RECEIVER GENERAL'S OFFICE Hon. John H. Anderson, M.L.C., Receiver Gener al. John R. Wallace, Esq., Clerk.

CROWN LAND OFFICE. Samuel P. Fairbanks, Esq., Commissioner of Crown Lands. William A. Hendry, Esq., Deputy do. Messrs. Edward Morris, Frederick Le Blane, Charles H. Carman, | and Peter V. Doyle, Clerks. | BOARD OF WORKS. Stephen H. Thorne, Esq., Chairman. ; Andrew McKinlay, and George Mitchell, Esqs., Commissioners. Matthew D. McKenna, Esq., Superintendent of Lighthouses. James B. McNab, Esq., Clerk. BOARD OF REVENUCE.

The Hon. Receiver General, President. The Hon, Financial Secretary, John Williamson, J. W. Ritchie, Esqrs., Commissioners. |

B. B. Oxley, Esq., Clerk. .

PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE. James R, DeWoilf, M.D., Esq., Medical Superintendant. PENITENTIARY.

Medical Attendant, R. 8. Black, M. D., Esq.

Chaplain, Rev. Henry Pope. Governor, Mr. Wm. Fish.

Queen's Printer, E. M. McDonald, Esq.

Commissioner of indian Affairs, William Chearnley, Esq. ; | Commissioners for signing Province Notes, John Naylor, Charles Twi- _ ing, and Jeremiah Northup, Esquires. | Commissioner for the construction and management of Railways in Nova | Scotia, Hon. J. McCully. Accountant, John Morrow, Esq. Clerk, Mr. | | Thos. Foot. Superintendant of Working Department, George Taylor, | MENENEEEEnssuEENNEEons inictieiearitaaicanie

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1861.] AND OFFICERS. ne Eisq. - Clerk, A. Bashy, Siuperintendant of Locomotive Department, Mr. Esq. A. Moir - Clerk, Mr. C. W. Jones. , Esq. j - Conuuissioners for the Construction of St. Peter's Canal, Joseph Le Vis- | pd, Esq. P cote, Joseph Martell, and Robert Kavanagh, Esquires. | |

Taspector of Mines, James McKeagney, Esq. ommissioners to curry out the provisions of the Reciprocity Treaty be- |; tween Great Britain ard the United States, Moses H. Perley, Esq,, Com- || missioner, and George IL. Perley, Esq., Secretary and Surveyor, on the |i ° part of the British Government, and Gen. G. Cushman, of Bangor, || Commissioner, and R. 1). Cutis, Esq., of Washington, Surveyor, on the part of the United States. Commissioner of Ancient Records, §c., Thomas B. Aikin, Esq. Board of Examiners for Provincial Medical Licenses, Wm. J. Almon, M.))., P.M.O., D. MeN. Parker, M.D., Rufus 8. Black, M.D., Esqrs. Sable Island, Philip T. Dodd, Exq., Resident Superintendent. Superintendents of the Establisiiments on the Islands of St. Pauls and |: Scatteria, Samuel Campbell and Edmund T. Dodd, Esqrs. Commissioners of LHaulifux County Court House, Samuel P. Fairbanks, A. W. McKinlay, J. W. Nutting, Wm. Annand, J. J. Sawyer, Esqrs. | Commissioners to Examine and Select Pilots for the Port of Halifaz, | J. Williamson, J. U. Ross, Esqrs., Honbls. J. McNab, J. E. Fairbanks. ||

CENERAL POST OFFICE, HALIFAX, N. S.

Carman, | (In Dalhousie College, corne' Duke and Barrington Sts., Halifax.) Post Master General, ARTHUR WOODGATE, Esq. __ - Chief Clerk, and Superintendent M. O. Office, C. H. Uamilton, Esq. Accountant, F, M. Passow, Esq. Ass. Clerk, - Southall, Esq.

; | & | Clerks Inland and Sorting Depurtments, Messrs. W. Small, John W. lid it 6 Ingles, - - - Sutherland, B. W. Cochran.

Messenger, Alexander Church. Letter Carriers, Wm. Craig, George Craig, David Silverthorne, John Patierson. | oa. Office open every day (cxce,it Sunday) from 4 o'clock in the morning ||

Ritchie. | & | till 8 in the evening. | 7 _ >| The Mails for the United Kingdom are closed at Halifax every alter- |: nate Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Letters, &c, for England, which || may be dropped into the box after the hour of closing, and up to the |; OF i & arrival of the Packet will be forwarded in a bag, loose - but such letters |] . | must be prepaid by stamps. The Royal Mail Steamers leave Boston |; for Halifax and Liverpool, G. B., every alternate Wednesday, arrive at || Halifax on Zhursday evening or very early the succeeding morning, | 1 leaving Halifax immediately after receiving the mails. Letters will sh. also be received on board the Steamers after the Mail has left the Post |j | Office. Must be prepaid by stamp.

Letters to and from England, 124¢., prepayment compulsory, can be || prepaid by using a 12} cent., or two 5, or one 10 cent Stamp, together || with half of a 5 cent. Stamp eut diagonally. Newspapers free.

| The postage on books from Great Britain to Nova Scotia, or vice versa, |; | is for a packet not exceeding 4 oz. 7c., currency; not exceeding J lb.

| 124¢; 14 lb. and not exceeding 1 1b., 25 cts. ; and so on adding 25 cts. for |] | every additional pound or fraction of a pound. One book package may ||

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| ters 8c. packet rate, and 5c. inland - prepayment optional.

All letters are charged by weight, and a uniform rate of postage of Sc. on a letter not exceeding half an ounce in weight has been estab- | lished throughout British North America. To any part of the United | States 10c.; to Oregon and California 15c. | Letters posted in any town within the Province for delivery in the

same town are liable to the rate of 2c. for every half ounce.

| 36 POST OFFICE [1861. | | contain separate Books, Publications, Almanacks, and Maps and Paper, | | Parchment or Vellum; the latter three materials may be written or any pla printed on - the package may contain the name and address of the ind the sender. Rollers may accompany prints and maps, and markers may be paid by | sent with books. No leiters must be sent with or written on a book | Lett | package, and no such package must exceed two feet in length, width | will be | or depth. The postage must in all cases be prepaid by Stamps. | Oftic | Closed Mails for the United Kingdom via United States are made up | | partme at Halifax to meet the Steamers leaving New York for Liverpool. | |" New Letters to be specially addressed "via New York." Letters 17c. ; news: | | Amerid j | papers 2c. each, must be prepaid. eee | when g a | Mails are made up to be forwarded by the Canadian line of Steamers, | | Prin tk | via Pictou and River DeLoup - postaye same as by Cunard line. Let- | | of like li | ters for Canada also forwarded by this route: closing every Saturday | | writtet i} | after the departure of the R. M.S. for England. | place v ty | 'The Mails for the United States, via Boston, per Royal Mail Steamers, | ld. pe i "are made up on Tuesday evening of the week in which the Packet from | Unitec if | England is due, at & o'clock. Should the Steamer not arrive by 6, Par i | o'clock the followmg morning, supplementary Mails will be made up. | done ii | Should the Steamer from Liverpool arrive previous to 'Tuesday night - | comm E : _ the Mails as heretofore will be closed immediately on her arrival. | ~ mail, j ie | A closed mail for Canada is made up and forwarded at the same time when | f _in charge of the British Officer. Letters so forwarded must be specially which _ addressed "Closed Mail for Canada," postage 124c.; viz. 8¢ packet | Brit | rate, and 4c. Colonial rate - prepayment optional. | | mail o | _ The Mails for Bermuda and the West Indies are made up finally at | For | Halifax on the Thursday evening of the week in which the Royal Mail | For _ Steamer is expected to arrive from Boston, at 8 o'clock. Letters 8¢. - | | Retur | when posted in- the interior, 5c. additional, which must be prepaid. | For | Newspapers 2c. each, which must be paid by stamp. on Sa | Letters are forwarded via Bermuda for Chagres and the Pacific, Chili, For | and Peru: postage 33c., must be prepaid; 5c. additional when posted in | Retur | the interior. Havana, Honduras; Laguyra, Mexico, Venezuela, and the | nie; | British and Foreign West India Islands. Postage to Foreign West In- | ~ closin dies, 8c. when posted at Halifax ; 5c. additional when posted in the in- | | well ¢ | terior - must be prepaid. Newspapers 2c. each, to be prepaid by stamp. || | Le | The Mails for Newfoundland (and Cape Breton during the Summer | night | months) are made up at Halifax once a month during the months of'| pateh | December, January, February, and March ; and once a fortnight during | W _ the months of April, May, June. July, August, September, October, and | vere November, closing finally on the Thursday evening of the week in which | Al the R. M. Steamer is expected to arrive from Bdston. Postage 8c. ; | even _ when posted in the interior 5c. additional | Newspapers 2e. each, which 7 o'e | must be paid by stamp at the time of posting. | ae | . The Mails for St. Pierre and Miquelon are forwarded to Sydney, C. | pack | B., from whence they are despatched by the French Packet during the ae or Summer months, and from Halifax direct in the Winter months. Let-

[1861 id Paper, ritten or s of the '3 may be 1 a hook

th, width |

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made up Averpool, Cc. ; news-

teamers, ne. Let Saturday

teamers, "og | 'ket from | rive by 6 | made up. y night -

ume time | specially | > packet |

finally at yal Mail ers 8c, - | prepaid.

fic, Chili,

posted in | , and the | West In- in the in- Vv stamp. | Summer | onths of | it during | ber, and | in which | age 8c. ; | 1, Which i

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DEPARTMENT.

any place in chis Province, the other British North American Provinces, | ind the United States, as well as to the United Kingdom, must be pre- paid by Stamp.

Letters sent unpaid, addressed to any part of the above-named places, |

will be charged with a double rate of postage. Official letters, addressed to the Provincial and Military Public De- |

partments are to be treated as heretofore. | | Newspapers pass free to any part of the Province, British North | | America, (Newfoundland and Bermuda excepted) and the United States | when sent by land Mail - to be put up in covers open at the ends. | | Printed Circulars, Prices Current, frandbills, and other printed matter | of like description, put up in covers open at the ends, and without any | written communication, may be sent to any part of the Province to any | | place within the same, as well as through Nova Scotia, at the rate of | ld. per ounce - prepayment optional, except when addressed to the | United States, in which case the postage must be prepaid. Pamphlets, Magazines, Periodicals, or Books, bound or unbound, | done up in covers open at the ends, unaccompanied by any written | 'communication, may be transmitted as above mentioned, through the mail, in this Province: not exceeding 2 ounces in weight, free; and | when exceeding 2 ounces Ic. for every ounce up to 48 ounces, beyond | which weight they cannot be sent by mail. British reprints of copywright works from the United States, by land | | mail or steamer, charged letter postage. | For Dartmouth daily, postage 2c. For Musquodoboit Harbor, every Tuesday morning, at 9 o'clock. - | Return Mail due on Monday afternoon, at 5 o'clock. | For Prospect on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Return mail due on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. For Ketch Harbor and Sambro on Friday evening, at 10 o'clock. Return mail due on Saturday. (> Letters for Registry must be posted half an hour previous to the _ closing of the mail by which they are to be forwarded, and the postage as | well as the registration fee must be prepaid. Letters prepaid by stamps, and dropped into the Letter Box during the night, and up to 5 o'clock, a. m., will be forwarded by the mails des- patched same morning. When the mails from England arrive before 9 p. m., they are deli- vered the same evening, and afier that hour at 7 next morning. - All other mails arriving before 7 p. m., will be delivered the same evening - if after that hour and before 8, at 6 o'clock - and if after 8, ut 7 o'clock the following morning. The Postmaster General is not liable for the loss of any letter or _ package, unless such loss should arise from his own default. Land Mails made up at Halifax, 8 p. m.

MONEY ORDER SYSTEM.

1. Orders may be issued for any sum under and up to 20 Dollars,

| Currency, but.shall not exceed that amount. 2. The charge for each Order (without respect to the amount thereof)

| shall be Ten cents. Currency, to be paid in advance by the party apply- ing for the Order.

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3. The Money Orders shall be made out upon forms supplied by the | | If Head Office, and no order will be valid or payable unless given upon the \@ M regular printed form. . ' C

4. Persons applying for Money Orders will be required to state the | aeury particulars upon a Form of Application provided fur that purpose. | registra

5. If, in consequence of error or misapprehension, the purchaser of a | 6. I Money Order should desire to change the place of payment named there- | mf) Over th¢ in the issuing Postmaster will write across the face of the Order, én black: address ink, the words " Now payable at »"' specifying the placo, - to which the na

lowing will involve some correspondence, will be Ten cents. in each case.

6. No alteration of the Payee's name will be allowed after an order has been issued and the advice mailed, but a new one will be granted, and the usual charge of Ten cents. made. i

7. Parties procuring Money Orders will please to examine them care. fully, to see that they are properly filled up and stamped. This cautica will appear sufficiently important when it is understood that an Order

Sent

7. If

| | he will affix the date of his signature. The charge for transfer, as it |

defective in any important respect will throw dificulties in the way of its will, if payment. sender

8. When a Money Order is presented for payment at the Office on | | veyang which it is drawn, the Postmaster, or Clerk employed, will use all pro- | 8. If per means to assure himself that the Applicant is the party named and | pay th intended in the Advice, and upon the payment of tne Order will be fine of

careful to obtain the signature of the Payee to the receipt at foot. | 9. When, threugh illness or other insuperable difficulty, the Payee - |

that is, the person named in the Advice - is prevented from presenting

the Order in person, the Postmaster will be at liberty to accept a written | | ; authority from him in favor of a second person, provided always that | sical such written authority is satisfactorily proved to be genuine. i | Po 10. Any Money Order Post Office may repay an Order issued by it- | Albior self, but only to the party who obtained it. 'Phe charge or commission | ) Amhe: shall in no case be returned. Anna] 11. For the present, the Offices in this Province which are authorized Antic

: 5 * a | fo] to grant and pay Moncey Orders are as follows, viz: General Post Office, | Arich: Halifax; Post Offices at Amherst, Antigonish, Annapolis, Arichat, Ayles: Baddeck, C. B., Digby, Guysboro', Kentville, Lunenburg, Liverpool, ; | Badde Pictou, Port Hood, Shelburne, Sydney, Truro, Windsor, and Yarmouth. 4 | Barvit 12. Postmasters, when not in funds, may defer payment of money for | Berwi six days until they shail have received a supply from the Head Oftice. | Boula PARCE sine | Bridg ARCEL POST. | | Bride Parcels closed at the ends and sides may be posted at any Post | _ Cann Office in Nova Scotia, for conveyance to any other Post Office (not Way || | Canst Office) in the Province, ata rate of Postage subject to the following | | Chest condition : : | Clem 1. No letter or letters shall be enclosed. | re 2. The parcel shall not contain any explosive substance, glavs, liquids, male or ciher matter likely to injure the ordinary contents of the mail, rnder | | Glen

penaity of the forfeiture of the parcel.

83. 'The weight of the parcel shall not excced 3ibs., nor the size exceed | one foot in length or breadth, or six inches in thickness. 4. Parcels must be prepaid at the following rates, and by postage | amps (not by money) : i

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» state the | : 'pose. 'haser of' a ae there. } , n blacl: ee which isfer, as it | ase. r an order granted, |

hem care. his caution an Order way of its

Office on e all pro- amed and er will be |

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Payee - | presenting t a written | Ways that |

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uthorized st Office, Arichat, iverpool, armouth. 1oney for Office.

any Post. not Wa y |

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Post Towns. __Name of Keeper. | Close at 8, p.m. Arrive at 714 p. mn. |

| Albion Mines....|H. McKenzie ..... (Mon. Wed. Fri. Mon. Wed. Fri. | Amherst ......../T. A. Chipman .. .|Daily, (Su. ex.) Daily, (Su. ex.) | Annapolis....... iT. 1). Henderson. .!Mon. Wed. Fri. Mon. Wed. Fri. | Antigonish ......: FP, Billivas-< aac 'Daily, (Su. ex.) Daily, (Su. ex.) | Arichat...... . «(Miss KE. McDonald.'Mon. Wed. Fri. Tu. Th. Sat. | Aylesford .......|W. West.......05- pe, ee Se Mon. Wed. Fri. | Baddeek ccccceies Robert Elmsley....) " ne, Th. Sat. | Barrington ...... 'R. H. Crowell...../Tu. Th. Sat. ny i BerwieK iss oss .. John M. Parker.../Mon. Wed. Fri.'Mon. Wed. Fri. | Boularderie....../A. Munro........'Mon. Fri. "Ch. Sat. | Bridgetown,...../Thomas Sparr..../Mon. Wed. Fri. Mon. Wed. Fri. | Bridgewater .....! 'Aaron Morse....../Tu. Th. Sat. Tu. Th. Sat. |

| Canning ere ...(W. H. Harris.....'Tu. Fri. Sat. 'T wu. Fri, Sat. | t CONGO: waren seas Geo. Norris...... vo Wad Fri. Th. Sat. | ; Chester ...... .. Amos Lovett. | Et Th. Sat. Tu. Th. Sat. | Clementsport....'Moses Shaw.. .| Mon. Ww ed. Fri. Mon. W ed. Fvi. | Digby ...... woes H. Stewart . : he, ee Durham... .. wo. (Alex. Cameron ... Wen. We. Th. Sa.!Mo. Tu. We. Fr. | English Town ...'/Murdock Me Kenzie|Mon. Wed. Tu Sat.

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| Laurencetown ... J. W. James....... Mon, Wed. Fri. Mon. Wed. Fri. |

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If weighing less than 1 lb.. er ee ee ..25 cents. | More than 1 Ib. ., and not exceeding 2 LDR e iit euuenten 50" | . More than 2 Ibs., and not exceeding 3 lbs...... Seveuane |

The parcel may be registered, on prepayment, also by stamp, of a. res ation fee of 10c., in addition to the above rate.

. The parcel shall have the words, " By y Parcel Post," plainly written | over the address. It should be well and strongly put up, and be legibly | addressed to the Post Office address of the intended receiver, including | the name of the County in which the Post Office is situated. The fol- lowing is an example of the mode of address recommended

By Parcel Post.

To

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Post Office, County of

Sent by - - - ' .

County.

. If the name and address of the sender be written on the parcel, it | will if delivery should fail from any cause, be returned unopened to the sender on payment of an additional rate of 25c. for the return con- | veyance.

8. If the number of stamps affixed to a packet be insufficient to pre- | pay the proper rate, the amount deficient will be rated unpaid, with a fine of 10c. in addition.

| N.S. : |

TABLE | Showing the time of Closing and Arrival of Maiis at the General Post Office, Halifax.

Glenelg Levens os Beas Campbell....|Wed. Sat. Mon. Wed. Guysborough . . ji. J Cunningham Mo. We. Fr. Sa.'Tu. Th. Sat. Hantsport.......| Nathan T'. Harris..|Wed. Sat. Tu. Wed. Sat.

Kentville........J. EF. Hutchinson. .|Daily, (Su. ex.) Daily, (Su. ex. )

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Liverpool

Locke's Island... Londonderry Lower Horton .. Lower Stewiacke. Lunenbure......

Mahone Bay... Maitland........ Margarce

Milton, Co. Qu'ns

M. Musquodoboit. Mill Village Newport New Glasgow.... New Sydney Parrsboro*® ...... Pictou

| Port Mulgrave...

| Port Hood...... | Port Medway...

| Shelburne .

| Sherbrooke.... Shubenacadie. . St Margaret's Bay

Pugwash

| River Philip

Sandy Cove

St. Peter' s

| S minaya Mines..

ey atamagouche..

| Upper Stewiacke.. | U. Musquodoboit. | Wallace

| Waltons. cnesss | Westport

West River

| Weymouth | Whycocomah... | Wilmot.........

Windsor t

| Wolfville........

Yarmonth ,,, Cunada, Ind route®).

J.D. [Elbridge Cahoon. . '

POST OFFICE.

'Thos. P. Calkin.. Xerxes Chipman. J. Campbell

.J. W. Hennigar. .. 'Wm. Holdsworth.. A. M. Rudolf..... pone MeLellan..

IN. Young

. James Cochran....

J ames Frazer... .

Patrick Blake.... A. Py Rois sc: lJ. Steel e Tremain, .

Levi Borden A. Archibald ....

J. C. Morse......

. {Robert Thompson. 'Tu. Th. Sat. ../Hugh McDonald..

|John Lynch Boutilier. .

Geo. Hanley

Robt. Martin

. iD. Righy

"aaa: Stith eeare

|H. A. Ritchey... Joshua Huestis. . iC. R. Allison

J. Bancroft John Fraser

iC. P. Jones

~L. MeDougall.. James A. Gibbon. . 'P. S. Burnham... 'Geo. V. Rand

do. via Boston..|..

New Brunswick... xX {. Island U.S., land route* . by Steamer, |

Ee Kaulback....

Mrs. G. Phillips...

Semi D'y. John Cox........

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| | England

| Bermud |

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(1861. 1 4861.7

| WAY OFFICES.

| _ Sat. Pam || England ....... ses . Every alter. Th.|Every alter. Th. | 'Ut. i | Bermuda GW. In.).

(Sits ee sai (Monthly. \Monthly. , (Su. ex.) 4| | | ( Every altern.| ( Every altern. | Di week fir. April} | week fr. April | | ae to Nov. inclu. | to Nov. inclu. | ' | NAAN sectisdeve one is cell : ef h. Sat. | a | Newfoundland Monthly from! } Monthly from in! al | Dec. to March, | Dec. to Mare. Aa inclusive. | inclusive ; ; | Mails are made up and received from places marked thus ® per Steamer Em- | _peror and Favor's Express via Windsor. + A second Mail is made up at 2, p. m., and received at [l114, a. m., from places thus t marked.

LIST OF WAY OFFICES IN NOVA SCOTIA. PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WO! K.

~ Way Offices. | County, jj Acadia Mines,' Colchester,

| Addington Forks, Sydney, Advocate Harbor, 'Cumberland,

| Alma, (Mid. Riv.), Pictou,

| Apple River, , (Cumberland, | Argyle, [Yermouth, | Arisaig, Sydney,

| Aylesford, (West), IKings,

Keeper. _ | Close at Ax.'Arrive at Hx, | 'Robert 'orman, {Daily Su. ext Daily Su. 'ext do. do. do. do |

'Norman M' Donald. | 'Thur. Sat. |Mon. Fri,

iNathan B. Norris. M. M. Archibald, |Mo. We. Fri.|Mo. We. Fri. | 'Thur. Sat. (Mon. Fri. | 'Daily Su. ext. Daily Su. ex. | do. do.. do. do. 'Mo. We. Fri.'Mo. We. Fri.

W. R Elderkin, Nelson 8. Ryder. Alexander Gillis. | Samuel Randall.

Bailey Brook, Pictou, | Barney' sh iver, ; Barrington Passage, Ishetburne, Bay ste Lawrence, Victoria, | Bedford Basin, Halifax, | Belveaux Cove, Digby, | Big Bras d'Or, victoria, 1 Big Interval, a erness, "Big Pond, Cape Breton, ) Bill Town, Kings, | Bh wk Rock, ' Bland ord,

Halifax, | Blue Mountains,

Pictou,

| Buisdate, \Cape Breton,

| Boom, Bridgeport,

| Bridgeville, Pictou, Broud Cove, (Inter'l.) Inverness,

| Broad Cove, (Marsh),

| Broad Cove,

| Brook flela,

| Brook field,

| Butkley's,

| Caledonia Cornex,

| Caledonia,

athe erness,

Lunenburg, Queens, Colchester, Kings, iQueens, \Guysboro,

iCumberlaviu,

Cape Breton,

Donald M' Donald. Wm. M'Kenzie. Leonard Knowles. Donald M'Intosh. Francis Wier. John Ske-:ean. George McKenzie. Donald Gillis. idugh McLellan.

Silus Phinney, '

Peter Campbell.

Hector M'Intyre. 'John Forbes,

\Isanc McLeod.

Donald McDonald,

John Smith.

John J. Morse.

Thomas Buckley, George Middlemas. John Hattie.

iRzekiel R. Colwell. Gasp'd Publicover. !

Michael McIntyre. Dougald Kennedy. |

Elisha F. Gorselay. |

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Cunard, | Cape George, eens Negro Cape Sable Island, Carlton, Catalone, Chesley's Corner, Catalan, Chelsea Chester Basin, Chiticamp,

'Kings, 'Sydney, 'Shelbu rne,

Jas. E. Lockwood. Robt. McDonald. Josiah Smith. 'Wm. Cunningham. | James M. Killam. Allen McDonald. Nelson Chesley.

A. McDonald.

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| | | i -

WAY OFFICES.

(1861. 1M |) 1861.

} seeeemewens

| Cheviere,

| Christmas Island,

| Churchpo:nt,

' Church Street,

; Churchville,

: Chute's Cove,

| Clare,

' Cleek's. Cove, Clyde River,

: Conquerall Bank, Cornwallis, (Fast,)

| Cornwallis, (West,)

| Country Harbor,

| Cow Bay,

| Cross Roads Bridge,

'Hants,

Cape Breton,

Digby, Kings, Pictou, Annapolis, 'Digby, 'Shelburne,

Lunenburg, iKings,

Guvsboro',

'Cape Breton, 'Cumberland,

Cross Rounds, (C'y Hr.) Guysboro', , Cross Roads. (St.M's.)! a

i Crow Harbor,

| Chebogue, Dartmouth,

| Deerfield, Diligent River, Discoose, Dublin Shore,

| " Yarmouth, Halifax, lYarmouth, Cumberland, Richmond, 'Lunenburg,

| Kast Side Pub'co U'r. Shelburne,

| Earltown, East Bay,

East Bay, (NorthSide)

! Kast Branch,

| East Port Medway,

' Fast River, Rastville,

i Economy,

'Economy, (Upper), Eel Brook, Elmsdale,

' Falmouth,

(Colchester, Cape Breton,

Sariserand: Queens,

Gu ysboro', Colchester,

oe

iYarmouth, 'Halifax, 'Hants,

| Falmouth, (Wsr.B'g.);

| Five Islands,

i Forks, (Margaree,) Forks, (Mgt. Bay,) | Forristalls,

| tox Harbor,

| Framloise,

_Fraser's Mills, Gaberouse, rhe 's of Eden,

' Gaspéreau,

| Gays River

| Givan Wharf, Goose River,

| Gore, Goshen, Grand River, Granville Ferry Great Village,

, Freenfield,

| Geeenhill, Greenwich,

' Gulf Shore,

} Gunning Cove, | Guysboro' Interval, 1 Gilbert Cove,

'Colchester, 'inv e1ness, |Flalifax, Sydney, \Cumber land, lRichmond, {Pictou,

Cape Breton, \Pietou, IKings,

iH alifax, Kings, 'Cumber land, Hants, iSydne y; Richmond, 'Annapolis, 'Colchester, 'Lunenburg, \Piotuu, :

i\Kings, (Cumberland,

Shelburne,

Guyshboro',

Digby,

Grandique F'y,N.Side Inverness,

| Gays River Read, | Glen Road, | Halfway River,

(Colchester,

Sydney, Cumberland,

'John Burgess. |Male. McDougall. 'Claude Melanson. Wm. Gillett. 'Allen Weir. \Harris Foster. iA. &. Comeau. (Beverly Smith. 'James McKay. \Wm. McKeen.

H. L. Dickey.

iC. W. Barteux. iW. G. scott. 'Angus McAuley, Hugh McDonald. 'Donald Green. 'Samuel Grant. eohn Ehler.

'An wae? Robbins, Edw, Foster. James Gallie. 'John F, Smith. 'David Gruchy. Nicholas Oxner. T. C. Anderson. Charles Graham. 'Alexander Kenna, 'J. P. MeKinna, 'Andrew 'raylor. Z. P. Armstrong. George Campbell. Saml. Creelman, Silas H. Crane. John F. Crow.

\T. B. White.

Jam es Fraser. James Welf.

Fr ancis Kennedy, 'John Falconer. 'Samuel Campbell.

'Alexander Hubley.

'f. Forrestall. iD. McAuley. 'John Strahan.

'Duncan McDonald. ;

'Wm. Armstong, George Mc Donald.

Sherman Coldwell.

James McKay. 'John Givan.

John Miekie. {Daniel Thompson. 'Donald Sinclair. \Donald McKenzie, jAlfred Troop. iAndrew McLellan. 'Nathl. Freeman. iWm. McKenzie. 'Arthur Bishop. W.W augh.

iWm. Doane, senr, Robt. } McKay.

|L azarus Mallet, 'Dav id Fraser,

Rp B. Taylor.

C. MeGuiivery.

A. N. Fullerton,

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' Hall's Harbor, Kings, Harbor «w Bouchet, (Sydney, Head Jordan River, |Shelburne, . Head Amherst, jCumberland,

Hd. Tatamag'ce. Ray. Colchester, Head Wallace Bay. |Cumberland, Hd. Lochaber baie: Sydne~,

| Hd. Wal. Bay. (N.side) | 'Cumberland,

| Ha. West Bay, Inverness,

' Hebron, Yarmouth, Hillsboro', Inverness,

_ Hillsboro,' Annapolis, Hopewell, Picton,

-{) Hubtart's Cove, Haiifax,

Hd. St. Mar'gts Bay, ay

_ Indian Harbor, Guysboro',

| Ingonish, Victoria, | Isaac's Harbor,

Guysboro',

| Joggins Mines Cumberland, Judique, Inverness,

| Jackson's Mills, antes

; Kempt, | Queens,

| Kempt, Yarmouth,

| Kempt Tewn, Coli shester, Kennetcook, [Hants,

Kennetcook (Upper,)| _"

Ketch Harbor, Halifax, ' Kingston Village, Kings, - | Lake Lands, Pomberiant, | L'Ardoise, Richmond,

_ Lahave, (Cross Road, )|Lunenburg, | Lake Ainslie,

Inverness, Lake Ainslie,(E.Side)| "

Lewis Head, Shelburne, Lewis Bay, Cape Breton, | Lime Rock, Pictou, | Lingan Mines \Cape Breton,

Little Bras d'Or,

Little River, Sy aney,

| Little River Shore, Little River, Halifax, Little Arichat, \Richmond,

| Little Harbor, Pi: tou,

| Little Tracadie, Sydney, Lochabar, it Loch Lomond, Richmond, Lockhartville, Kings, Long Island, Digby,

. Long Point, Inverness,

Louisburg, iCape Breton,

| Lower Barney's Riv.,|Pictou,

Lower Ward, Low Point, Luw Point Shore,

iHalifax, Inverness, Cape Breton,

| Lower Maccan, Cumberland,

Lyle's Bridge, Shelburne, Lequille, Annapolis,

| Lower Selwals, lHants, Lindsays Stables, - _ - [ Pictou, Maccan, Cumberland, Macean Intervale, My Mainadieu, Cape Breton, Maitland, Yarmouth, Malagawatch, Inverness, Malagash, Cumberland,

| Malignant Cove, |Pictou,

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WAY OFFICES.

iWm. Fisher. |Phos. Isley. '|Edw. Corbett, Thomas Holden, 'James Findlay. \H, McIntosh, sen. George Foshner. iDonald McMillen, [Isaac Brown. ohn Matheson. Charles Kahan. John H. McKeen. John Bars. Hector McLean, lRobt. Fox.

John P. Ingles. Alex. Robinson. John Burke. John McMillan, Bowman Boggs. Hugh McDonald. Geo. Webster.

E. P. Freeman.

J. W. Hamilton. eee 8. Hingley. iB. N. Masters. jacob Hennegar. D. Ga)lagher,

It. A. Robinson,

Michael McNeil. Isaac Heckman. Angus McInnis.

Charles McMillan.

Robt. Currie. @ Donald Gillis. Hugh McDonald. Patk. Earnst. James Matheson. iLevi Irish. James Randall. John McBain. Peter Bosdet. Joseph Grant. eerie! Symens. John Sears. |Rodk. Bethune. Oliver Lockhart. ki Powell.

Joseph Kennedy. iD. Murray, sen. John Fraser. Angus McMaster. Duncan McPhee. |David Long. wm. Greenw ood. [Alfred Hoyt.

Wm. Creelman. McDonald. Eleazer Taylor George Atkinson, Daniel Duff

John Philips. Hugh McKay. Samuel Treen. Donald McLean.

Tu. Th. Sat. Daily. Mo. We. Fri.

|Daily.

| iDaily J.

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do. do, Daily.

do. do. \Daily.

iMo. We. Kri.

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|Mo. We. Fri. 'Tu. Th. Sat.

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| Mo, We Fri.| M. W. F. Sat.!

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! Manchester, | Marie Joseph | Marion Bridge,

WAY OFFICE.

Guysboro'" |Halifax, Cape Breton,

| Marshall Town, ji gby,

| Marshel)'s Cove, , Mast Town,

Annapolis, 'Colchester, McLellan's Mount'n Pictou,

Medford, Kings, Melven Evans, |Ann: apolis, Meagher's Grant, 'Halifax, Merigomish, Pictou, Metagham, Yarmouth,

Middle Lahave Ferry, Lunenburg,

Middle Town Guysboro'" Middle Settlement, Inverness, | Middle River, i Victoria, Middle River, 'Pictou, Middletown, 'Annapolis, Middlefield, 'Lunenburg, | Mill Brook, 'Pictou, Miller's Creek, 'Hants, Miil Town, 'Annapolis,

Milford Haven Br'dg, Guysboro'"

| Minudie, (Cumberland, , Moidart, \Pictou, Molasses Harbor, 'Guysboro', Morden, iKings, Morristown, iSydney, Mount Uniacke, Halifax, 1) Musquodoboit Har. | " , Martin's River, 'Lunenburg, Napan, iCumberland, | Necum Tench, iHalifax, New Albany, jAnnapolis, New Annan, ~ Colchester, - New Caledoni, 1H alifax, New Gairloch, iPictou, New Germany, Lunenburg, New Harbor, Guy sboro', | New Larig, IPie tou, New Minas, Kings, : New Canaan, iCumberland, , Newport Corner, iHants, | Newport Landing, | " New Tusket, )Yarmouth, | Nichole's Corner, jAnnapolis, Nictaux Falls, Nine Mile River, iHants, ' Noel, tf Noel Shore, N. F. Br. Margaree, Inverness, North East Harbor, |Shelburne, North Mountain, \Kings,

North River Bridge, Colchester,

: North River Bridge, Victoria,

North Shore,

North Shore, Iduimbarland; North West Arm, (Cape Breton, Old Barns, (Colchester, Ohio, Sydney, Onslow, (Colchester, Onslow. (Upper,) |

Oyster Ponds, iGuysboro', Paradise Lane, Annapolis, Peggy's Cove, iHaliax, Pero, \Kings. Petite Riviere, \Lunenburg,

Wm. Tory. Thos. O'Flavin. John Blackett. Edward Haines, Robert Graves. Saml. McCully. Alex. McCurdy. Alex. Huntley. 'B. Spinney.

W. i. John Finleyson. Sam] Rust.

(Charles Pernette.

\Michael Minn. (Allen Grant.

'Kenneth McLeod.

'Alex, Fraser |W m. Fowler.

'¥lkanah Morton.

'Richard Fraser. 'Ayram Miller.

J wseph Groucher.

iWm. Tory Gilbert Scaman. George Graser lAlex. Boidroit.

Thos. Farnsworth. . McGillevray.

iPatk. Deegan. 'Henry Henritey. Jos. Strum

'Wm. Smith. A. Whitman. \Edwin Bell.

Wm. Nicholes. (David Kirby.

Wm. 'Blair Wood. Samuel Martin.

James W. Allison. Charlton Sabeans,

Daniel Nicholls.

Charles Barteux.

|M. McPhee. (Osmond O'Brien.

is Samuel McLellan.

John Ross,

'alex, Greenwood.

J 8. B. Aspinall. 'James Bignell.

'Duncan M McKenzie. Donald McDonald.

'Dun. McKinnah. 'R. K. Ball.

Eben, Archibald. wohn MePherson,

'Thomas Baird, Hugh Dickson, 'James Carr.

W m. Troop. John Crooks. 'Daniel H untley. jE. M, Spike.

A. Nuttell.

ilAngus McDonald. John McPherson.

Robt. McDonald. . Higgins.

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[1861.

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Port Williams, Kings, Porter's Lake, Halifax,

Port Latour, Shelburne, Prospect, Halifax, Pubnico, Yarmouth, Ragged Head, |Guysboru', Rayged Islands, Shelburne, Ratchford Rivor, Cumberland, Rawdon, Hants, Rawdon, (Upper,) be:

Rawdon, (South,)

Red Islands, [M'tis, Richmond, Rear Lands, Sport'ng) River Bourgeoise, as

hiver Debert, Cumberland,

River Dennis, Inverness, liver Hebert, Cumberland,

River Inhebitants, |Richmond,

River John, (W. Br.) Pictou, Roger's Aill,

Round Hill, Annapolis, Sable River, jQueens, Salmon River, Halifax, Salmon River, |G uysboro' A Salmon R'r(lake set.) | Sambro, | Halifax, Land Point, Guysboro',

f Sawmill Brook, Pictou, Scotch Village, Hants,

; Scott's Bay, Kings, Selmah, Hants, Shag Harbor, Shelburne, Sheet Harbor, Halifax, Sheffield Mills, Kings, Sherbrook, Lunenburg, Shinemacas Bridge. |Cumberland, Ship Harbor, Halifax, Short Beach, Yarmouth, Shubenacadie River. Colchester, Six Mile Road, 'Cumberland, Smith's Cove, Digby, Sky G'en, Inverness,

South Gulf (St. Ann's) Victoria,

South Branch, 'Colchester, Speich's Cove, Digby, Spences, Colchester, Spring Hill Road, iCumberland, Springville, Pictou, Steam Mill Village, |Kings,

| §t. Andrew's, Sydney, St. Croix, Hants,

8t. George's Channel, Inveruess,

I St. Mary' 8 Bay, (Digby,

| St. Patrick's Channel Victoria,

Steep Creek, Guysboro',

WAY OFFICES.

iArunah Randall. Jonathan Hartly. Philip Fancy. i®tephen Pollock. Rodk. Chisholm.

Leos Davidson. 'Michael Robertson. iT imothy Sullivan. IE. B. Bolser.

Geo. McAdams, John Lingley. George Orman, John Sims. 'Stephen White. John Garland, 'Richard Bruce. George Craig. Joseph Elderkin., (Thos. 3 Moxen. John W. Lavers. 'Geo. Creed. James Johnston. Rd. W. Urquhart. iE. Bissett.

Philip Fullmore. Arch. McIntyre. |Michael Pugsley.

_ John MeLeod.

Alex. McKay. Angus McKay. Charles Spurr. Wm. Dunlop. Ann Gallagher. Daniel Lawler. Stephen McGuire. T. B. Smith. Alex. Fox.

Wm. Rubly. 'John Corvan. lAbraham Ells. |Arch. Train.

iS. W. Nicholson. 'John Hall. Cyrus Webster, 'Emma Turner. John Moore.

iD. F. Curry. 'Yreeman Tracks. John Green.

iW. 'T. Angwine. iH}. W. Potter.

'Jaines Smith. [Angus McLeod. '8. A Creelman. 'Lauchlin McKay. J. M. Spencer. 'Wm. Brown. John Holmes. (Hugh Patterson, John MeMii!lan. John Trefry

ANY m. MoKenule. Edw. Everitt. John MecNaughten. |Alex. McGuire. (Ruth Fisher.

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'PACKETS.

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| Stewiacke, t Stodilart's, / Sutherland River,

'Colchester, 'Annopulis, Pictou,

| Tatamagouche Mtn. Colchester,

t) Tracadie, - || Trout Cove, 1| Turn's Bay,

1; Upper Settlement, 1! Upper Settlement, 1 , Upper Settlement, 1, Wallace River, {| Waugh's River, | Wellington Dyke, Welton, | West Chester, West Branch, | West Brauch, White Head, Willis Foster's, }| Windham Hill, Wood Harbor,

Sydney, 'Digby, Halifax,

Sydney, Pictou, Cumberland, Colchester, Kings,

'Oumberland, ng! tou,

'Cumberland,

Guysboro', iAnnapolis, |Colchester, Shelburne,

Geo. McNaught. \Robt. Stoddart. 'Rodk. Hendersoh. iT. Drvsdale. Michael Potts. 'James Morhouse. Chas. Lordly. James M. Lent. 'James Ellicott. Albert Beckwith. Donald McMullen. 'Charles Cameron. \Donald Livingston. \David Purdy. Jeremiah Murphy. Wm. E. Burbige. John 8. Welton. Jacob. G. Purdy. Wm. Dunbar.

C. O. Oxley. James Feltmate, Willis Foster. John Bragg.

E. Nickerson.

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Separate Mails are not made up at the Post Office in Halifax for any of the Way Offices except those lying between the City and nearest Post Office.

Letters fur the Way Offices are forwardad to and received from the Post Offices | !

1} to which they are subordinate, on the days above named.

PACKETS FROM HALIFAX.

The Steamer for England arrives from the United States at Cunard's |

|| wharf fortnightly, that is about midnight every other Thursday, and the same week the Steamer from England arrives and proceeds to Boston. Messrs. Cunard & Co. have also Steam Packets running to Bermuda

and St. John's, N. F., - the latter touches at Sydney during the sum- |

f} mer months.

| |} The Steamer Kastern State leaves Brown's wharf every other Tues- | ; day fur Boston, and touches at Yarmouth on the way.

; Watson & Co. have two packets running continually to Boston, viz: }| the barque Halifax, and the brig Boston.

A packet runs between Halifax and Liverpool, Queen's Co., leaving | 'Cronan's Wharf occasionally through the month. | | 'Two fine schooners - the Sylvia and the Lunenburg Packet - sail about | | every ten days for Lunenburg, - the former from Black's, and the latter |

ti from J. M. Watson, & Co.'s "Wharf. i} )6 The Guysborough Packet sails from the Long Wharf. The Sydney (sailing) Packet g generally starts "from Caldwell's wharf. |

Messrs. J. M. |

| | | 1 Apples, | Ane 'hors | Ashes | Bacon, Beef, sa | fire | Biscuit, | Butter, | Baggag | Barilla Beans. J 1 Biscuit Books 1 | Bristles | Bullion | Burr St | Candies |

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| Anchors, Grapnels, and Anchor Palms.......5 ® cent. ad val. Ashes - Pot and Pearl.. La dneVeL Le ihuchuveaen tee Bacon, per cental or 100 Waeseeerereenenereeeieeeeeeenees Beef, salted, per barrel... eee ee eee Cee ere doves

fresh, per 100 Ibs..... Neaner eens weks | Biscuit, fine, and bread, iucluding crackers or cakes P 100 lbs...

[Fat ingenaae meta oan Cure owas Tervet ero . Free 1) Biscuit Or Bread.css.sccccccccvsccssccccscsevvcccs .. Free | Books not prohibited to be imported into the U. Kingdom*. . Free

| Bristles and hair used in the manufacture of brushes....... . Free

| Bullion - gold or silver.........ccceccceeescseeseees . Free | Burr Stones......4....... bina dea digs Kit NAME MERI AO UO .. Free | Candles ZOMOw, 270 jo ss.03 acco wn cds eeadaeie weanecs oaveleneks | all other Candles, per UW oi icca ic ciscns cigs ba cend Fete

Cassia and Ci 1, per Ib...

Cassia and Cinnamon, ground, per spi ah tan wes om sie RAs Cattle, viz: horses, mares, or celdings, Wb Mice nk oe seeuiaeatenn Neat cattle, viz: oxen or other neat cattle, 3 years old or upwards, each... (AN ARANDA DET RE SE Oa snicd . Cows and cattle under 3 years old, each,.......+ccceccees Sheep, each,........ Be Be beeeiabenhia CRUD Eek eV haeeat s

Hogs, alive, over 100 lbs. "weight, each. See rere of 100 lbs. s. weight and under, each.......e05

Asses and Mulest.. ey Decutl Cease eens Cake ree 'Cheese, # 100 tbs........... Leinie s Ae ea een Tete ae he eee oa Chocolate or cocoa paste, { | nD ee rE Cocoa... Gl tans haw ole ee indicts ' Nr ne ea ar .. tree | Coffee, green, p "tb, 'een tinea hanes TTC ee ee Cre R

Roasted, burned, or oround, p ib, | Clocks and all wheels machiner and materials used in their ' ' y>

© GREER 6 Se O68 CxO re IETS: 2

MAMWIFACHIO,. ic cccccewenesaseonss 20 ® cent. ad. val. | Confectionary, Syrups, and all other articles manufactured from

Sugary. Keibcd hy AME ede See ees ...-20 P cent. ad. val. |! Cigars ¢ and Snutf....secceseecceeescees ...10 P cent, ad. val. Currants BR BGG csc sends adore ede taaeas .10 ® cent. ad. val.

y Cables, of Hemp or other Vegetable substance, or of Iron,

| 'Cordage, tarred or untarred, whether fitted 'for rigging or | OCROPWI8E. cow cccccocnescseuneeeeye 5 P cent. ad. val. | Cotton Farm... 000s shee 5 ¥ cent. ad. val. | Copper, viz: plates, sheets, "bars, or boits, fos ship-building ; | wrought or cast for 'machinery, pure or without other | metal, copper castings of every deseription for machinery, for mills or steamboats ; Copper and Composition Nails and Spikes for pe -building. . pied Weve ...5 P cent. ad. val. | Coal xis . ' é ..Free | Coin - gold and silver coins, and British copper COINS. .6 "Free

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"1861. } TARIFF. 47 'TARIFF OF DUTIES IN THE PROVINCE OF NOVA | SCOTIA..:

| TO CONTINUE IN FORCE TILL Ist APRIL, 1861. Duty. - Cur. | Apples, fresh ov dried, per barrel. .......ceeee eee eeeees vceee08h.00

2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

TARIFY. (1861. |

Copper, viz: copper ore, or in pigs or bricks, old or worn, or fit | only to be remanufactured, . ei so eete eee eb tee Corkwood ; veevnes cevoeTree Corn, viz: wheat, rye, indian corn, bi arley, onts, rice, and buck- wheat, unground ; barley meal, rye meal, indian meal, oatmeal, buckw hent meal, peas and beans..........Free 1) Engravings and PANGS. a5 ccvarrncvnvews cues Vee eer aon Vee Flour, wheat, OL een aL ee eer te eee ee een eee Fish, viz: fresh, dried, salted, or pickled.............+..+-Free Binh HOOKS: ii5o9- 650 60 Coad Fee NGy cred ces Oder Ne Fish oil, viz: train oil, spermaceti oil, head matter and blubber, fins or skins, the produce of fish or creatures living in the Free Flax, i sees Furniture that has been in actual use, wor orking tools and imple- ments, - the property of immigrants or persons coming to reside in the Province, and not intended for sale...... Free | Cngeey tag) 8 Wa wiis mean sand eth cee ee esate ewan nines Geneva and Whiskey, not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes' hydrometer, and so in proportion for any greater strength than the strength of proof, ® gali.............. Hay and: Straws cscscciciess sberccbdesedoneoese sens PEO Hemp and Tow......... Cpe PORES STAN G8 NOD Hides, or pieces of Hides raw, "not tanned, curried, or dressed..Free PIG itis sosiiateice siege ne ature se noose wawrven BIS 1! Horses and carriages of travellers, and Horses, cattle, carriages and other vehicles when employed i in carrying merchandise, together with the necessary harness and tackle, so long as the same are actually in use for that purpose........HFree | Hams, smoked or dried, P 100 Ibs.........cccceeeecceeeeeeees | Iron, viz: in Bars or Bolts, Castings for Mills or Steam Engines, | and Cast or Unwrought Pipes or 'Tubes, Sheet Iron, and Iron Spikes.... err errr a a ad. val. Unwrought or Pig Iron, Ores of Iron of all kinds, Iron Rails for Railroads, Steam Boilers, Boiler Plates, Plow Moulds and Hoop Hron....ec ccc ceeeeeseveuensees seETCO b) Diet Pe SOONG as cinex g Keer aqiew nee ta vwbete setae ses eerbee | Lei vather, viz: sole leather, including hides: and skins, partially dressed therefor, A scatter pate es eakbuasa he | Leather, viz: Boots, Shoes, and Leather manufactures of all kinds......ccceeeee. covceseoecevek®. M cont,.ads val. Upper Leather of all sorts, including Hides and Skins, par- tially dressed therefor................10 P cent. ad. val. Lintels...... sag sat sees vo ERE

Lime and Limestone. . ; rer | Lines for the fisheries of all kinds. . . Free

|| Machinery of all kinds, of Copper or Iron for "Mills, Steamboats, | and Manufactories, and Muntz Metal Sheathing.5 P ct. ad.val. i; Meat, fresh, except Beef or Pork............10 cent. ad. val. | Molasses, P gall... SEEM EOE Wiles 4.64 Sard bee ab eee wee CE'

Manures of all kinds...... 0.0... eas ».. Free Maps and Charts smh iia a4, 04

Nets, fishing nets, and seines of all kinds..... a ow isles aise al

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| Sugar o Sails, Fi Oo

'Salt... | Seeds o | Skins,

| Stones, | Straw. | Statuar Tallow | Tar... Teas:

| Tobac

| Tongug _ Twines

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ity. - Cur, ee aera ee Te fit ; ; . Duty. - Cur. ree | Oak m 5 P cent. ad. val. ree | ROmiOnsn at. 200. IOs cass ce ceenw es swses mewentars tee meaete ove ck- | Ores Of all Kinds...........scsecescseceeees beat eeeens nas al, 'Pears, fresh or dried, » bbl... 'Maman buwawlous Ox awiks ree | Pepper and Pimento, ground, P ib, oooeee ree | PHOS Se Sa 005 5b s2es ved naae oF vides ee te eee .5 P cent. ad. val. vba Poultry of all sorts, dead 10 ® cent. ad. val. ree | Pork, salted, P BL cascoecnan ania ouuthe ketene é ree | | "fresh, P 100 ths cr, Palm Oil the | | Pig Lead and Pig Tin............cececeeee bewbvekaen ens ree | Vilot Bread ree | le- | | Plate of Gold and Silver, old and fit only to be remanufactured..Free E to | POtACOMRG AIS osc doles 1s cdiace hie p ERO dd AUS vane ee Free ree | | | Printing Paper, of not less than demy size Vrcireer er ~se eK ree tee | | | Printing ye and Types, and Printers' Ink........... . Eree by | |Raisius, ? tb ter 'Rum, not exceeding the strength of. proof by Sykes' 'hydrometer, see and so in proportion for any greater strength of proof P gal. ree | fe |) Rags, viz: Old Rags, Old Rope, Junk, and Fishing Nets. ...Free ree 'ree ree | ges Spirits, viz: Brandy, cordials ,and other spirits, cient Rum, Ge- lise, . | | neva, and Whiskey, not exceeding the strength of proof by ; a8 | Sy kes' hydrometer, and so in REAPOTENE for any greater 'ree | strength of proof gall.. cee Sugar, brown or uscovado, not refined, ~ 100: Ts... ccceecs nes, Candied brown, crushed, and bastard facings, and refined and ® 100 Ibs val. | Sugar. of the Maple... ccerscarnrevegecacaponcece » onde ron | Sails, Rigging, and Ship Materials saved ftom vessels wrecked low | on the coast of this Province, and saved from vessels owned 'ree and registered in the Province, if wrecked on the coast of ally ida | Seeds Of All KINdS... cc sce swcedeens CASEI MEG EES CREE ye all 'Skins, Furs, Pelts or 'Tails undressed val, yar- * val. | | Stacuay y 'ree s | Tallow 'ree | ie | 'ree | HE | Teas: Souchong, Congou, Pekoe, Bohea, Pouchong, "and all

ats, other Black Teas, ? 1b | Gunpowder; Hyson, Young Hyson, Twankay, and other Green Teas, P tb + Tobacco, manufactured, except Snuff and Cigars, P i...... "ee unmanufactur ed sa Ea ti dd bi deed cent mney ys ». +e Free ie of Cattle, dried or pickled, P 100 bbs. | tines and Lines used in the fisheries..........++. ¢ epee 6 AO

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50 LIGHT HOUSES. ; (1861, |

- - - | | erous' roc Duty. - Cur | Blonde ro ON clk ice tens Caen ea ie tees Doak cb be Nae Kiwwes lai een Free., 'from the Turpentine...... 6. eceeceercrererreecererereeceareeenes Free | 'some dang Wines, viz: Hock, Constantia, Malmsey, Tokay, Champagne, | fore, ough Burgundy, Hermitage, Sautern, and Claret, costing $2 and SHELB upwards, P gal......seeseceeceecesecereeereseeseenes 90 | other. Madeira, Port, and Sherry, of which the first cost is £30 | | PuBNic sterling P pipe and upwards, P gal......sseeeeeees 80 | entrance t All other Wines, P gal.......sscccccccceeecsccecees 30 | fam} Bay of F 15 per cent. in addition to the above named duties on | square, pa all Wines. | eight feet Zinc, viz: Zine Sheathing, of a size 48 inches long by 14 inches fifteen fut! wide, intended for and to be used as sheathing for vessels, | | YARMO and Zinc Sheathing Nails.............+ 5 P cent. ad. val. | | A Foe Whale Fin, or Bone.......ccsscovccccccacvcstsccersenss Free | few feet t Wood, viz: Boards, Planks, Staves, Square Timber, Shingles | quarter m and Fire Wood, not to include woods used for dying. . Free times per All other Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, not otherwise charged BRIAR WU GU os ci scr voneensmcerenaeers 10 ® cent. ad. val. from the has sage. 4 'Island Li DIGBY LIGHT HOUSES. 1 ines On the coast of Nova Scotia, and on the coast of New Brunswick in the | Port ; Bay of Fundy. 'distance SamBro Istanp - West entrance Halifax harbor. A fixed light. light. Cross Istanp - Entrance to Lunenburg harbor. Zwo lights - flash | Mano light above ; fixed light below. |@ distanc Tron-BownD Isianp LiG ut. - Off the entrance to LaHave River. A | he a bright, flash light of ten seconds duration, followed by an eclipse of thirty | Af ni seconds. The lantern is placed on a square wooden tower, painted | | Bent white on the southern side of the Island, and is visible from all points of | | Chignec approach. Elevation seventy-five feet above sea-level. ° et vat Port Mepway. - Beacon light on Admiralty head, west side of the | side uh entrance of the port. Building square, painted white with black square | north si in the centre of seaward sides, lan white light, forty feet above sea level, | elevatio and stands within thirty fathoms of the shore. "| feet ; th LiverPoon. - South end of Coffin's Island. A plain revolving light. | beach. Fort Pornt harbor light, at the head of Liverpool harbor southern | beeen entrance of the river. A bright fixed light, visible from all points of ap: | | a , proach, and must be left on the larboard hand when entering the harbor. | BPO Raacep Istanp Harzor Ligut. - On Gull Rock, off the entrance | me ea of the harbor. Building square, and painted white, exhibiting a clear, te é

Jixed light, at an elevation of fifty-one feet above the sea-level, and is | 'Five Is

ae in Lat. ira N., and in Long. 64° 66') W. | tion of ARRINGTON. - Baccaro Point, east side of the entra i tae Bay. A ipsa ae of fifteen seconds. e entrance to Barrington | ee APE SABLE, SEAL Istanp. - The first light on approaching the Ba of Fundy is on the South Point of Seal Island. YP alain, white light, ae | Devil's

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elevated about eighty feet above high water mark, and may be seen, on approaching the Island, from any pojnt of the compass. 'A very San. |

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|| Devil's Island, -at the entrance of the Eastern passage to Halifax har-

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| gerous' rock, under water, but upon which the sea always breaks, called | Blonde rock, about three and one-third miles 8. by W. by compass, 'from the Light House. Between this rock and the Island there are some dangers - the ground is rocky throughout, and large vessels, there- fore, ought not to attempt passing between them.

Au ai Island. Zwo fixed lights - one above the other. '

PusNyico Harsor Licut. - A Beacon Light on the S. E. side of the entrance to Pubnico Harbor, situate on the E. side of the entrance to the Bay of Fundy, about thirteen miles northerly of Cape Sable. Building 'square, painted white. A fixed red light, on the seaward side, twenty- eight feet above high water level, (rise and full twelve feet,) and stands

fifteen fathoms from low water mark. The point of beach is bold. | YARMOUTH. - West side of the harbor. A plain, revolving light.

A Fog Bext has been erected on the E. Cape of Yarmouth harbor, a few feet to the southward of the Light House, and about one and a quarter miles from the extreme outer point of the Cape. Strikes seven times per minute.

Briar Istann. - A plain, white light, situate about half a mile N. E. from the N. W. point of the Island.

| Westreort. - Peter's Island, at the south entrance of the Grand pas- sage. wo white lights, placed horizontally, to distinguish it from Briar Island Light, at an elevation of forty feet above high water mark.

Diespy Gur Ligut. - On the west side of Digby Gut, from Briar 'Island north-eastward. This light is chiefly intended as a guide into Digby Basin. A fixed, white light.

Port Wiii1amMs. - On the E. side Bay of Fundy, Annapolis Co., at distance of say five miles shows a white light, on nearer approach a green 'light.

°MARGARETTEVILLE. - On E. side Bay of Fundy, Annapolis Co., at 'a distance say 5 miles shows a white light, on nearer approach a red light. | Brack Rock LigHt. - On the southern shore of the Bay of Fundy. A fixed, white light.

AprLé River Licut. - North side of the entrance to fe i River, in Chignecto, or Cumberland Bay. Two fixed lights, placed horizontally. ParTRIDGE Istanp River. - An Octagonal light beacon, on the west 'side of the entrance to Partridge Island River, Parrsboreugh, on the 'north side of the Basin of Minas, and exhibits a plain, white light, at an

elevation of thirty feet above high water; rise and full about forty-five feet ; the Tower is white, and stands close to high water mark on the beach. Vessels can only enter the harbor at high water, and must lie aground on the soft bottom when the tide is low.

| Horton Biurr Licut. - In the Basin of Minas, ninety-five feet above sea level, high water ; rise and fall forty to forty-five feet. Build- ing square painted wihite ; stands sixty feet trom the Bluff, and shows a white light, which may be seen in clear weather, over the greatest part of ithe Basin of Minas, (after passing Cape Blomedon,) and above the Five Islands, and up Windsor River, until intercepted by the continua- |tion of the Bluff to the southward ¢f it.

| Burycoat Lignt. - At Burncoat Head, Southern side of the Basin of Minas. A plain, fixed white light.

| Meacuer's Beacu. - FEast side Halifax harbor. A fixed light. Devit's Istanp. - An Octagonal Light Beacon on the S. W. point of

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bor, and exhibits a red light on the seaward sides, to distinguish it from | Sambro and Meagher's Beach lights; stands forty-five feet above high |

water mark; rise and fall six feet. The tower painted dark brown, | Louis with a white belt between the Balcony and Lantern to distinguish it in | ed light.

the day time. | GANN EasTERN BEAVER, OR WILLIAM'S ISLAND. - A revolving light. | their apy Wuirte Heap Isuanp Licgut. - On the S. W. point of White Head extend f Island. The tower is square, painted white, stands seventy-five fathoms | @@ || distance from the water's edge, with an Octagonal Iron Lantern, sixty feet above' _ and fort sea level at high water ; rise and fall six feet. The lightis distinguished vertical, by bright flashes of ten seconds duration, followed by eclipses of ten; of the - seconds, displaying alternately three flashes and three eclipses in a mi-| | many of nute. The light will not be totally obscured during the eclipse. @ || House a CansEau, CRANBERRY IsLanp. - Two fixed lights, one above the | § miles fr other. this ma: Guysboroucu Harsor Beacon. - On the west side of the entrance|| [ea || W. end

to the harbor, head of Chedabucto Bay. A fixed light. » | Maci Aricuat Bracon. - A Light on Point Morichi, on the south-cast side || 9M |) Machia of the southern entrance to the harbor. Building square, painted wihite.| By | och ot A white light, thirty-four feet above the sea-level. | circums Eppy, or Sand Point Ligut. - On Eddy, or Sand Point, on the | Bam | mediate west side of the south entrance to the Strait of Canseau, distinguished | | Americ by two white lights placed horizontally, twenty-five feet above the sea, | northw level. Building square, painted white, with a black diamond on the sea- | _ haul of ward side. | | then," West Sipe oF tHE Gut or Cansnau. - A fired light. _ more tl Pictou Ligut. - On the south-east side of the entrance to the har- | lua bor. Two fixed lights, vertical - upper one white lower one red. and th | Picrou Isnanp Licut. - On the south-east point of the Island. | Harbo Building square, and painted white. A jixed light, fifty-two feet above mB | guide| high-water mark. and th

ort Hoop Licut. - Changed from white to red, when seen fromthe || § times

northern entrance, to distinguish it from the Margaree and North Canso| fem' | "tes

lights, Por _Sza Worr, on Marcarre Isuanp Licut. - Situate on the N. W. | lights side of the Island of Cape Breton, nearly midway between Port Hood | aiken, and Cheticamp harbors, and distant from Cape Breton, two anda half} Jey |) P25.' miles. A plain white light. The lantern is placed on a square wooden m |} painte tower, painted white, near the centre and summit of the Island. Theil & - Pat lantern 18 298 feet above sea level - visible from ail points of approach. | of St. To vessels in proximity to the Island the light may become obscured | § | white | by the abrupt cliffs or sides of the Island, which may serve as a guide to | Se tack or anchor by, as hundreds of vessels find anchorage on the south-_ Pf Quace east side. The chief landing is near the south-east end, in shore, where | p |) light. a few fishing stages and boats are kept in use during the fishing seuson. p | Me Pp _ St. Pavr's Isnanp. - A sired light on the north-cast end, and a Slash Bim light on the south-west end. 4 nearl} light" Point Liaut. - East side of Sydney, C. B. harbor. A fixed | ante Furnt Istanp Ligur. - On Flint Island, on the eastern coast of Cape West | Breton. Lat. 46° 11! 5! N., and Long. 59° 45! 20/7 W., and exhibits a |, 4 bright, flash light, every fifteen seconds, visible from all points of the | ; land, compass. The light is sixty-five feet above sca level, and can be seen at' acinies the distance of twelve miles. ' | eleva

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ScaTreRie IsLtanp. - A revolving light at the east end of the Island. LovisBpurG. - On the east side of the entrance to the harbor. A jfiz-

| ed light.

GannET Rock Licut. - This light is intended to warn vessels of

| their approach to a very dangerous range of shoals and ledges, which ' extend from the Old Proprietor to the Seal Islands, off Machias, a | distance of about twenty miles. A white, flash light, twenty seconds dark _and forty seconds light, in each minute. Building painted in stripes, | vertical, black and white. Between the northernmost and southernmost

of the Murr Ledges, there is a range of dangerous rocks and shoals,

| many of them almost above water, and extend eastward from the Light | House about four miles. From this range further westwardly, about six

miles from the Gannet Light, lies a dangerous breaker called the Bull -

' this may be avoided by keeping three remarkable headlands near the S. | W. end of Grand Manan open.

Macutas Sean Isnanpn Ligut. - TJwo fixed, white lights upon the

| Machias Seal Islands, forty.five feet above high water, and bearing from

each other E. S. E. and W. N. W., distant about 200 feet, by which

_ circumstance, of two Light Houses at the same station, they will be im- | mediately distinguished from all other lights upon the coast, British or _ American. Both buildings painted white. Vessels standing to the northward between these lights and the Gannet Rock, should tack or haul off the moment they bring these lights into one, as they will be, | then, vot more than three-fourths of a mile from the Murr Ledges, if | more than five miles to the east of the lights.

Icap Harsor Lignr. - Next in order after passing Grand Manan and the plain white light (American) on West Quaddy Point, is Head

| Harbor Light, placed on the N. E. extremity of Campo Bello, and is a ' guide to vessels entering the main channel to West Isles, Moose Island,

and the Inner Bay.of Passamaquoddy,; it enables vessels also at all times to enter Head Harbor. A fived white light. Building painted

_ white, with a red cross on it.

Porxt Le Preau Licut. - Upon this projecting headland two

_ lights are placed, one above the other, in the same house, and distant | twenty-eight fect. Both lights can be seen from every point of the com-

pass where they may be useful; both are fixed and white, Building

_ painted red and white, in stripes, five feet broad each, horizontally.

Partripee Ispann Ligntr. - At the entrance of the river and harbor

of St. John, N.B. A. fixed, white light. The building painted red and | white in vertical stripes.

Quaco Liagut. - A revolving, white light, placed on a small rock, off

| Quaco Head, showing twice full and twice dark in a minute. The

| light can be seen from any quarter where a vessel can approach. Build- ing painted white and red, in horizontal stripes. | Care Enrace Licut. - On a point of that name in Westmoreland, nearly opposite Apple River Harbor, N, 8. Building painted white, and about 120 feet above the tide mark, A plain, white light. | West Quappy Licut. - This is an American light, en on the west side of the entrance in the St. Croix, by Lubec and Eastport. A. Ligut House has been erected upon CAPE RACE, Newfound- | land, @ fixed white light, from sunset to sunrise. The light is visible to ' scaward from N. E. by E. round by the 8S. E. and S. to W., and is

_ elevated 180 fect above mean water level of the sca, and may be seen in

| clear weather 17 miles from aship's deck. The tower is striped red and

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fone aN LACH, betaine. white vertically. It stands close to the old beacon which has been cus down. The Lighthouse is in Lat. 46 degrees 39 minutes 19 seconds N,, | Long. 53 degrees 2 minutes, 28 seconds W. Bearings magnetic. Var, 24 degrees W.

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

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Beue-Is_e Licgut. - An island at the eastern entrance of the Strait of Belle-Isle, separating Labrador from Newfoundland, situated at the ex- treme south west point of the island. A single fixed white light. Build- || ing - circular stgne tower, faced externally with fire brick of a light i colour. Lat. 51° 53/ Os Long, W. 25° 26/ &/. Whole horizon lighted, and scen in fair weather 284 nautical or 324 statute miles.

Pornre Amour Licar, Labrador Coast, Strait of Belle-Isle, at the | south eas. point of Forteau Bay, Lat. N. 47° 27/ 30/1; Long. W. 56° 53 40", A single fixed white light - two thirds of the horizon illuminated, and seen in fair weather $84 nautical or 214 statute miles, Building - a circular stone tower, faced externally with tire brick of a light colour. :

ANT WwWosTt! Liguy at the extreme west end of the island of Anticosti Lat. N. 49° 52! 30/7; Long. W. 64° 35! 0", A. single, fixed white lighi - two-thirds of the horizon illuminated, and seen in fair weather 15

nautical or 18 statute miles. Building - a circular stone tower, faced |

wi spon eae fire brick of a light colour. Care the Cape. Lat. N. 48° 51! 0'; Long. W. 64° 35/ O". A single fixed

white light - two-thirds of the horizon illuminated, and seen in fair |

weather 163 nautical or 194 statute miles, Building - a circular stone tower, faced externally with tire brick of @ light colour.

Signals will be given at or near each of the above four light houses by | means of an air or fog whistle, sounded at short intervals during foggy |

weather and snow storms, or by a nine-pounder gun, fired every hour, in case of the whistle being out of arder.

EXPLANATION OF SIGNALS

lidade on the Flag Staff at Citadel Hill, when vessels are seen or res ported from an Outpost.

One ball close up, 1 sq. rigged.|A pendant under a ball 6 sq, rigged. | do |

One ball half hoisted, 2 do. over a ball, 7 do. Two balls close, 3 do. do. under 2 b'ls close,8 do. Two balls separated, 4 do. do. between 2 balls, 9 do. A pendant of any col. 5 do. [A flag of any color, 10 or more do. |

_ The above balls, &c., are hoisted at the east or west yard-arm, accord- | ing to the quarter the vessel first appears in. | hen vessels are reported from an outpost, the following signals are. shown under the yard-arm as repeats : ; | For a square rigged vessel, two balls of 9 size, ono at the outer, the

other at the inner halliard, close up. |

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A Ship or Barque, a large ball at the end of the yard, with a small one at the inner halliard. ; | A Brig, a small ball at the end of the yard, and a large one at the 'inner halliard. A Brigantine, a cross close up at the outer halliard,

Two or more do., a cross half hoisted. | A Topsail Schoaner, a cross close up at the inner halliard. | An upper yard having been added to the Ship Staff, it will be used | |exclusively to designate Steam Vessels, thus : | One ball East or 'Vest indicates a Steam Vessel repeated in that | quarter. | A ann ball out and a large one in, a Branch Packet or Merchant | Vessel. | A large ball out and a small one in, a Man-of-war-Steamer, or Royal , Mail Steamer. | Numbers will be indicated as directed from the lower yard. | Phe lower yard is now used for sailing vessels only. | When the description of vessel in sight 1s ascertained from the Citadel, ithe following descriptive colours will be hoisted at the mast head ; A Union Jack, Flag Ship. Do. with a red Pendant over it, a two decker, Do. with a blue Pendant over it, a Frigate, Do. with a blue and white Pendant over it, a Ship or Barque rigged Sloop-of-War. Do. with a white Pendant over it, a Brig rigged Sloop-of-War. Do. with a red and white Pendant over it, a Schooner or Cutter-of-War. A white Pendant with two blue crosses, a Transport or a vessel with troops on board - if a Man-of-War, the Union under. A white Pendant with a blue ball, a Steamer - if a Man-of-War, the | Union under. oe | A red Flag pierced white, Royal Mail Steam Packet from England. A blue and red Flag crossed white, do. from Boston. A white and blue Pendant, do. from Newfoundland, A white and red Pendant, do. from Bermuda, A blue Pendant, a Ship. A blue and white pendant, a Barque, A red Pendant, a Brig. A red and white Pendant, a. Brigantine, A white Pendant, a Sloop or Schooner, | A blue and white Flag, horizoutally divided 4 Foreign or Neutral fleet, A white and blue Pendant vertically divided, a Foreign or Neutral | Man-of-War, r A Foreign or Neutral Merchantman, National Flag with descriptive *endant,

When an English Packet arrives between Evening and Morning gun fire, a red triangular flag will be kept flying at the mast head from 7 till 8 o'clock. °

| MERCHANTS' PRIVATE SIGNALS - PORT OF HALIFAX.

| SQUARE FLAGS. _RED - Centre a White Square, DeBlois & Merkel. rae a '© oN, Robt. Noble & Sons.

" '© Maltese Cross, J. Hackett.

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RED Crossed White, J. & M. Tobin. a diagonally, J. G. A. Creighton & Co. RED & WHITE - Red Uppermost, Thomas Bolton. Centre a Red and White Ball, T. A. 8S. DeWolf. Checkered, Bauld & Gibson.

i Striped Horizontally, Centre a Blue Star, Young &

Hart. RED & BLUE - Red Uppermost, Centre a White C, Caldwell. RED, BLUE, & RED - Red next the mast, Archibald Scott. RE D, WHITE, & BLUE - Checkered, B. Wier & Co.

ss Centre a Red Star in White, J. M. Wat- |

son & Co.

$6 Red and White next the mast, Blue Outer-

most, J. T. W ainwright, & Co. WHITE - J. T. Williamson & Co. we Bordered Red, J. A. Moren. '"' Top and Bottom, Centre a Red Star, T. C. Kinnear & Co. «Blue, Albro & Co. Centre a Blue Square, Stairs, Son, & Morrow. i Red Diamond, R. J. & W. Hart. €s and Each Coiner a Blue Star, John B. Fay. Crossed Red Diagonally, Salter & Tw ining. 'Blue, C. W. Wright. BLUE - Centre a White Star, S. C unard & Co. '6 Crossed White Diagonally, Esson, Boak, & Co. sr & WHITE - Blue Uppermost, Wm. Pryor & Sons. sd Blue next the mast, H. Yeomans. fs White next the mast, Black, Bros., & Co. Four Squares meeting at the Centre, Lawson. BLUE & RED - Crossed White, Blue next the mast, W. Hare. BLUE, RED, & BLUE - Blue U Ippermost, W. B. Hamilton & Co.

BLUE, RED, & © WHITE - Red top and bottom, Blue next the mast, |

White Outermost, Duttus & Co. BLUE, WHITE, & RED - Blue next the mast, C, D. Hunter & Co,

BURGEES,

RED - Crossed White, S. F. Barss. RE D & WHITE - Red Uppermost, J. Whitman, xe White next the mast, Centre H L, H. Lyle & Co. RED & BLUE - Red uppermost, Oxley & Co. WHITE - G. H. Starr & Co.

RED, WHITE, & BLUE - Red and White divided diagonally, Red |

uppermost, Blue outermost, Rudolf. WHITE, RED, & WHITE - White next the mast, G, C, Whidden. BLUE - Allison & Co. . e Centre a White Star, N. L. & J, T. West. BLUE & WHITE - Blue Uppermost, G. & J. Mitchell. Blue next the mast, Wm, Full.

" " White next the m: ust, Wm. Creighton,

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. SUDICIAL. SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE.

HAVING LAW AND EQUITY JURISDICTION THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE.

| Cnier-Justice, Hon. William Young. Assistant Judges, Hon. W. 'Blowers Bliss, Hon. E. Murray Dodd, Hon. W. Frederick DesBarres 'and Hon. L. Morris Wilkins. Attorney-General, Hon. A. G. Archibald. | Solicitor-General, Hon. Jonathan McCully. Queen's Counsels, Hon. J. |W. Johnston, Hon. John Creighton, Samuel P. Fairbanks, Martin I. | Wilkins, Hon. A. G. Archibald, J. W. Ritchie, C. W. H. Harris, and John C, Wade, Esqrs. Clerk of the Crown and Prothonotary, James W. 'Nutting. Accountant General, Charles Twining, Esq. Masters - Halifax, N. W. White; Pictou, Edward Roach; Yarmouth, Thomas D. Chipman; District of Shelburne, 'Phos. Johnson; District of Bar- 'rington, Gabriel Robertson; Hants, David Frieze; Kings, G. A. Blanchard ; Lunenburg, James Dowling; Annapolis, Robert Bath, Silas H. Morse, and Geo. S. }. ledge, Esqrs. Reporter of Decisions, Fitzgerald Cochran, Esq. .

COURT OF ERROR. The Lieutenant-Governor and the Members of Her Majesty's Execu- | tive Council. COURT OF MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.

The Lieutenant Governor, (President), Hon. Judge Bliss, (Vice Pre- sident), and the members of Her Majesty's Executive Council. Regis-

| trar, Hon. Joseph Howe. Advocates and Proctors, the Barristers and Attorneys of the Supreme Count.

COURT OF VICE ADMIRALTY OF HALIFAX, N. S. (Including Canada.) PAVING PRIZE JURISDICTION OVER BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.

Vice Admiral, the Governor-General of British North America ; Judge, the Hon. and Worshipful Alexr. Stewart, C. B. Surrogates - Halifax, Charles Twining, J. C. Haliburton, A. Primrose, J. W. Ritchie, and S. P. Fairbanks; Wallace, Alexr. McFarlane ; Truro, Ebenezer Munro ; | Windsor, Harry King; Arichat, C. F. Harrington ; Sydney, C. B., Jas. McKeagney ; Antigonish, W. A. Henry. Receiver-General of Droits, C. B. Hamilton, Esq. Registrar, James R. Smith, Esq. Marshal, Hugh Hartshorne, Esq. Advocate and Procurator-General, Hon. J. W. John- | ston. Advocates aad Proctors, the Barristers and Attorneys of the Su- | preme Court. Jnterpreter and Translator of German and French, R. G. Haliburton, Esq. 'The Sheriffs, Mayors, and Constables throughout

} the Province are also Officers of this Court. Usher and Messenger, Jas.

Venables. Bank of Admralty Deposits, the Bank of British North 'America at Halifax.

The Court sits on stated days, by adjournment; and also on the inter- 'mediate days whenever business may require.

{| Sydney, C. B.,

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JUDGES AND REGISTRARS OF PROBATE, AND REGIS- TRARS OF DEEDS.

COUNTIES. JUDGES OF PROBATE. REG'RS. OF PROBATE. | REGISTRARS OF DEEDS. |

Annapolis, Gecrge 8, Milledge. |Ddward H. Cutler. Edward H. Cutler. Cape Breton, |Jas. McKeagney. Donald N. Macqueen. |James P. Ward. Colchester, Eben. F. Munro. John Burnyeat. James K. Blair. | Cumberland, \John D. Kinnear. |Wm. M. Fullerton. Rar amy tat and Digby, James A. Dennison. /|Charles Budd. Guy C. Jones. | Guysbo h, | § Edward Carrit and Win. HartandJohn |Wm. Moir and Hugh Uyencrever { Hugh McDonald. W. McKeen. McDonald. Wm. Sutherland. Wm. Howe Geo. C. Whidden. Harry King, P. M. Cunningham. |James O'Brien. John L, Tremain. Geo. C. Lawrence, jr. John L. Tremain. Geo. A. Blanchard. (Geo, A. Barnaby. Thos. B. Campbell. George T. Solomon. j|Adviphus Gaetz. John Heckmar James Fogo. Daniel Dickson. John Ferguson. Charles Morse. Henry W. Smith. John Carter. Richmond, William R. Cutler. (William G. Ballam. ([Geo. E. Jean. Shelburne, Alexr. McNaughton, |Cornelius White. Cornelius White. Sydney, Alext. McDonald. George Brennan. A. D. Harrington, Victoria, Wm. Jones. Alfred Haliburton. Wm. Jones. Yarmouth, James Murray, jr. Henry AGrantham. John Murray.

SUPREME COURT AND ITS SITTINGS, WITH NAMES OF |

PROTHONOTARIES.

WHERE HELD, SPRING TERM. FALL TERM. | PROTHONOTARIES.

Annapolis, Tuesdays, 18th June and Ist October. George R. Grassie. - do. 4th "« att " \Chas. E. Leonard, jr.

llth « " James F, Blanchard.

18th " Ist vt A. §. Blinkhorn.

' 23th 14th Sept. (Henry Stewart.

Guysborough. . ; ae July 29th October.' Edward Carritt.

; th « 8rd Dec.) :

Halifax, 23rd April " 29th Ostob. pu W. Nutting.

Windsor, i 4th June lith " KE. F. Harding.

Port Hood, 18th «" John L. Tremain.

1; Kentville. lith « ' George A. Barnaby.

Lunenburg, . 23rd April Henry Ernst. Pictou, ; 4th June James Skinner, Liverpool, i 30th April John Edgar. Arichat, do. Oth July p Daniel O'C Madden. Barrington, Wednesdays, Ist May : P Shelburne, do. sth May John Tottie. Antigonish, Tuesdays, 25th June 5th Nov. |Alexar. Mc" onald. Baddeck, do. lith June 8th October. {William Jones. Tusket, do. 7th May 4 ,

Yarmouth, '| do. 24th Sept, f:Wm. H. Rowley.

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SITTINGS OF THE GENERAL SESSIONS OF THE PEACE | AND DEPUTY SURVEYORS OF CROWN LANDS.

COUNTIES. | TOWNSHIP, - TERME. DEP. SURVEYORS,

Annapolis, /Tuesdays, 16th April. 29th Octr. Rich. J. Uniacke. |

Sydney, do. 5th March. 9th July. Wm. G. Ousely. |

Truro, do. Sth Jan. i. N. Archibald.

8. O'Donnell.

Cumberland, |Amherst, do. lst " | Chas. Roach.

Alpheus Jones,

Digby, Clare, do. 80th April. 4

, Digby, do. 5th Novr.

Guysboro', (Guysboro', do. 15th Jan. 7th May. W. Hartshorne.

St. Mary's do. Ist Octr.

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SHERIFFS, &C. 59 |

5th March. 4th June, 4th Sept., 8rd Dec, Ist Oxtr.

Meade do.

Windsor, do. Port Hood, do. 12th March. 1st Octr. Kentville, do. 80th April. 29th « Lunenburg, do. 8th " Pictou, do. 5th Feb. Liverpool, do. 8th Jan. Arichat, do. 12th Feb. Barrington, |Mondays, 29th April.

Shelburne,

Dorchester, |Tuesdays, 18th Jan.

Baddeck, do. 19tf March.16th July. 30th April. 17th Sept.

Wm. A. Hendry. Geo. F. McDonald | John Murphy. E. K. Armstrong. | John Lawson. Peter Ross. Whit. Freeman. Jas. McKenzie. John Firth, 80th. Sept. | | |

| Hants,

| Inverness, | Kings, Lunenburg, Pictou,

Queen's,

y, and | Richmond, PY. | | Shelburne,

Hugh |

DEEDS. | er. 2nd July.

D. C. Robertson: Donald Ross. Peter L. Halfield. |

| Sydney, Victoria,

Yarmouth, Tusk3t, do.

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SHERIFFS, AND CLERKS OF THE PEACE.

COUNTIES. Annapolis,

| Cape Breton, | Colchester,

Cumberland,

| Digby,

Pere me Guysboro',

| Halifax, | Hants,

Inverness, Kings, Lunenburg, Pictou, Queens, Richmond,

| Shelburne, | Sydney, -

Victoria, Yarmouth,

ANNAPOLIS COUNTY.

Bonnett, Isaac B.

Bingay, Geo. L., M.D.

Brenton, John Crosscup, Stephen

| Ditmars, Gilbert F.

Fowler, Alexander

| Hall, David | Kennedy, John Leslie,

Ross, John Willett, Walter

| obert, M.D. | Phinney, Laurence

SHERIFFS. Peter Bonnett, John Lewis Hill, Chas. Blanchard, James J. Kerr, John K. Veits, Murdock McLean, John J. Sawyer, Joseph Allison, Geo. C. Lawrence, John M. Caldwell, John H. Kaulback, Wm. H. Harris, John W. Scott, John F. Fuller, Andrew Barclay, Henry P. Hill,

J. S. Ingraham,

- Jos. Shaw, Esqrs.

~ CORONERS. | CAPE BRETON counrty.|Frances, Dan., M.D.

Hill, John L.

(MacQuinn, D. Ww. |McAlpine, Charles 'Robertson, Lauchlan

| CLERKS OF PEACE. George R. Grassie. Charles E. Leonard. Joseph Dickson. Clifford K. Morse. Henry Stewart.

S. Russell & J. McIntosh. John L. Cragg.

KE. F. Harding, M. D. John L. Tremain. Wm. H. Chipman. Daniel Owen.

James Skinner. Wiiliam Bryden. George E. Jean.

R. Thompson.

James Wilkie.

A. F. Haliburton, James M. Lent, Esqrs.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Bent, W. W. Clarke, Joseph, M. D. Davison, Henry A.

COLCHESTER county.|Jackson, Thomas W.

Crane, Silas H. Creed, Charles Crow, David V. Dickey, John B. Muir, Samuel

Woodbury, Jon., M.D.'Sibley, J. C.

Jenks, Lewis Morse, John Page, Thomas Salter, John F. Ward, Charles

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acre EE ES A oA EL LE RR

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60 CORONERS.

DIGBY COUNTY.

| Budd, Edward J.

| Doucetie, Samuel Oaks, €dward H. Stephen, Robert Ward, J.

INVERNESS COUNTY.

McKeen, James G. Munro, John Tremain, Dunsier

KINGS COUNTY.

GUYsBoRO' county. |Borden, John, M.D. - Fisher, John

Campbell, Stewart Harris, C. W. H. | Cunningham, Ed. J. {Hamilton, C. C., M.D. | Elliott, Henry Masters, Holmes, M.D. | Whitman, Spinney Van 'Buskirk, A.

Hadley, James B. Dodge, Stephen

Grant, John

LUNENBURG COUNTY.

HALIFAX COUNTY. ; onion enti Creighton, John

Gray, Samuel Dimock, Daniel Harrison, Wm., M.D. |Morse, Aaron Pearson, William Turner, George Jennings, Joseph, M.D.|Gray, Charles, M.D. | Jamieson, J. H., M.D. * Randall, W. A. C., M.p.

- - |Ross, William

Brown, Samuel, M.D.

Cochran, Arthur M. PICTOU COUNTY.

Jenkins, John A. -

Joy, Hollis Harris, William H. Johnson, Lewis, M.D. Matheson, David (Mitchell, John

HANTS COUNTY.

o

Roach, Edward

QUEENS COUNTY.

Forbes, James F. 'Tupper, Freeman

RICHMOND COUNTY.

Creamer, Joseph, M.D.

SHELBURNE COUNTY.

Bell, William J. Homer, John W. McIntosh, Robert Schrage, John J., M.D. Wilson, Israel K.,M.D.

VICTORIA COUNTY. Campbell, C. J.

Elmsley, Joseph, M.D. |

Ingraham, George 'Robertson, John heap J.

|"YARMOUTH COUNTY. |

Bingay, George Chipman, Thomas D. Farish, James G. 'Hatfield, Foreman

LIST OF BARRISTERS AND ATTORNIES,

RESIDENT IN NOVA SCOTIA.

NAMES. Akins, 'Lhos. B. Halifax. * Archibald, Hon. A. Pinas |

G., Ait. Gen. pooh Archibald, Peter §.| Do. Blanchard, Geo. A. |Kentville. Blanchard, Hiram |Port Hood. Bingay, Thos. V. B.| Yarmouth. Beamish, Francis S,jHalifax. Blanchard, Wm. H.|Windsor. Burnyeat, John Truro. Buckerfield, Wm. H.|/Amherst. | *Creighton, Hon. J.|Lunenburg. Clarke, Nepean Halifax. Campbell, Stewart |Guysboro'.

RESIDENCE. | NAM

Creighton, Chandler,

LO LTT NE EE EEE LER FORCED: ERT PRES

Dennison, Jas. A. Dickson, Robt. B. 'Dickey, Hon. R. B. |Amherst.

ES. RESIDENCE, | 'Cummingham, P., M.|Windsor. Cogswell, James C. |Halifax. Cutler, Wm. R. Cowling, Edw. C. (Chandler, Wm. B. Collins, Br Cochran, Fitz. C. Do. Campbell, Geo. Chesley, Thos. W.

Arichat. Annapolis. Arichat. enton H. |Halifax.

Truro.» Bridgetown. Jos. Lunenburg. tobt. D. |Amherst. Digby. Truro.

SES

| 1061.1 De Wolf Dickson Desbriss Des Bari DeBlois Dennisc De Blois *Fairba Freema Fogo, J Fuller, | Fullerte Grassie, Granth: Gray, &

Gray, V * Harris | Hartshe Harring | Hallibu | Halibur Harring ' Hill, T | Hill, H | Howe, | *Henry | Halibu Hill, P Harris, Hamil Halibul | Johnst | James, | Trish, § Johnst | Janvri | Johns | Johnst | King, | Keatir | Kinne | Kaulb Kerr, | Lyncl Lenoi

MacQ | MacQ | Millic | MeGi

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Dickson, Danl.

DeBlois, Saml. W. Dennison, James DeBlois, Wm. A. *Fairbanks, 8S. P. Freeman, Snow P. Fogo, James Fuller, Thos. H. Fullerton, Wm. M. Grassie, Geo. R.

Gray, Saml.

| Gray, Wm. M.

| *Harris, C.W. H.

| Har tshorne, Hugh

| Harrington, Edw. H. ' Halliburton, J. C.

| Haliburton, Gustav.

Harrington, C. F.

' Hill, Thos. C. Hill, Henry P.

| Howe, Wm.

| Henry, W.A. Haliburton, Alf. F. | Hill, Philip C.

Harris, Thos. W. Hamilton, Peter S.

Johnston, J. W. K.

| King, Harry, p. C.L.

| Keating, Wm. H.

| Kinnear, John D.

| Kaulback, H. A. N.

Kerr, James J.

_ Lynch, Peter Lenoir, Peter H.

| Morse, James S.

| Murdoch, Beamish | Morse, Silas C. Moore, Stephen H. | Morse, Silas

| MacQueen, Arch. MacQueen, Don. L. Millidge, Geo. S. McGregor, John

De Wolf, Jas. L.

Desbrisay, Mather B. DesBarres, Lewis W.

Granthan, Henry H.

Haliburton, Robt. G. | Johnston, Hon.J.W. | James, Alexr,

' Trish, Simeon C, Johnston, J. W., jr. | Janvrin, Daniel J.

| Johnston, W. A.

BARRISTERS.

Windsor. nye Cully, Hon. J. Pictou. Munro, Eben. F. 'Chester. Matheson, David (Guysboro'", 'McKeagney, Jas. Halifax. Morse, Charles Digby. Murray, James, jr. Halifax. Mc Cully, Robt. Do. McNutt, John D. Liverpool. McFarlane, Alexr. Pictou. McKinlay, John Arichat. McDonald, Alex. C. Amherst. McDonald, Jas. Annapolis. |MeDonald. Daniel \Yarmouth. Marshall, John 8. Halifax. Me Kenzie, Geo. A. Do. Motton, Robt. Kentville. Morse, 'Clifford K. Halifax. McDonald, Hugh Do. McKay, Newton L. Do. MacCollah, Chas. \Shelburne. - _[Miller, Wm. \c\richat. Nutting, J. W., Pro'y Sydney. Nutting, Edw. P. Antigonish. |Owen, Chas. B. Halifax. Owen, Daniel Antigonish. |Oldright, Henry Baddeck. Ouseley, John W. Halifax. Primrose, Alexr. Kentville. Pryor, Heny Halifax. Prescott, James R. Do. Pyke, Edward A. 'Halifax. Purves, S. L.

Do. Roach, Charles D.

Antigonish. Roach, Edward Halifax. *Ritchie, J. W. Arichat, Ruggles, T. D. Halifax. Ryan, Thomas P. Do. Richey, Matthew H. Windsor. Ritchie, Jos. N. Halifax. Sawers, W. Q. Amherst. Solomon, Geo. T. Lunenburg. |Sawyer, John J. Wallace. Suther land, Wm. Halifax. Smith, James R. Do. Schmidt, C. E. W. Amherst. Shannon, S. Leon'd. Halifax. Stewart, C. J. Amherst. Sands, Richard, jr. Kentville. Smith, Henry W. Bridgetown. (Skerry, John

Port Hood. |Stubbs, John Sydney, C. B./Smith, John T.

Annapolis. _/'T' wining, Charles Halifax. Twining, H. C. D.

'Halifax.

Truro. Pictou.

Sydney, C. B.

Liverpool. Yarmouth. Amherst. Truro, Amherst. Pictou.

Do.

Do.

Antigonish.

Liverpool. Picton, Halif ix. Amherst. Antigonish.

Sydney, C.B.

Truro. Halifax. Do. Do. Yarmouth.

Lunenburg.

Wallace.

Sydney, C. B.

Halifax. Do.

Cornwallis.

Do. Pictou. Amherst. Pictou. Halifax.

Bridgetown.

Halifax.

Do.

Lunenburg.

Halifax.

Amherst. Granville. Liverpool. Halifax. Amherst. Do. Halifax. Do.

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62 EDUCATIONAL.

(1961,

Halifax. Pictou. Kentville. Shelburne.

Troop, Wm. H. White, Nath. P. *Wilkins, Martin I. Webster, Henry B. Whidden, Wm. C. *Wade, J. C., Digby. Wylde, Isaac J. Gu shan0?. Wallace, Thos. J. |Halifax. Weeks, Otto Do. Whidden, John E. | Bridgewater. | White, Alonzo J. |Sydney, C. B, | Uniacke, W. Fitz. | Do. Winniett, Alex. H, |Bridgetown. Uniacke Robie Do. White N. W., jr. 'Shelburne.

Those marked * are Queen's Counsel. Most of the Barristers and Attornies are Notaries Public.

Bridgetown.

Thorne, James H. Do. Halifax. | Do.

Thompson, James Twining, Wm. Tobin, James G. Do. Tremain, John L. Port Hood. Tremain, Edw. D. | Do. Troop, Jarad C. Bridgetown. Uniacke, A.M.,p.c.u Halifax. Uniacke, Norman F. Do.

EDUCATIONAL.

PRINCIPAL AND SUPERINTENDENT OF NorMAL aND Monet Scnoorts. - Rev. Alex. Forrester, D. D., Truro. | COMMISSIONERS AND Directors. - S. Creelman, Hon. Adams G.; Archibald, J. W. Dawson, Arthur McN. Cochran, John W. Barss, | and Hiram Hyde, Esqrs. | Inspectors oF ScHoors. - Western District, Charles D. Randall; Eastern District, Hugh Munro, Esqrs. |

KING'S COLLEGE, WINDSOR. | Founded, A. D. 1789. Chartered by His Majesty George ITI., 1802. | Patron, the Archbishop of Canterbury. |

Boarp oF Governors. - The Right Rev. Hibbert Binney, D.D.,. Bishop of Nova Scotia, ex officio, President of the Board and Visitor of the College; Rev. G. McCawley, D.D., Hon. Justice Wilkins, Hon. | A. Stewart, C. B., Hon. M. B. Almon, Rev. Dr. Gray, Rey. Dr. Twining, Andrew M. Uniacke, D.C.L., S. P. Fairbanks, Harry King,

|

| D.C.L., W. J. Almon, M.D., and James C. Cogswell, D.C.L., Esqrs. |

} a}

President, Rev. G. McCawley, D.D.; Professor of Divinity, including Pastoral Theology, Rev. J. M. Hensley, M. A. ; Professor of Mathematics,

|| Natural Philosophy and Astronomy, J.D. Everett, Esq., M.A. ; Professor |

of Natural History and Chemistry, Hy. How,'Esq. ; Professor of Modern anguages, Henry Stifelhagen, Ph: D:; Librarian and Bursar, Profes-| sor Hensley ; Treasurer, John C. Haliburton, Esq. ; Secretary, Rev. J. C. Cochran, M.A,; Steward, Mr. Wier. , |

Terms. - The Academical year begins in September, and contains, three terms, in which all scholastic exercises are performed, and degrees |

conferred. Michaelmas Term extends from the first Monday after the | |

1st September, to the 15th December.; Lent Zerm from the 1st Mon-, day after the 15th January, to the Saturday before Palm Sunday; Easter Term from the Monday after Easter Monday, to the Ist of July. |

1961.]

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| Principal. Dr. Henr

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INC

Patron. Preside Commi | Curren, 2 Clarke, ¢ Esq. S Esquires.

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1961. ] EDUCATIONAL. fax, 7 COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, WINDSOR.

DU. ville.

an | | Principal, Rev. D. W. Pickett, M. A. Teachers of Modern Lanquages, | Toro', | Ig | Dr. Henry Stiefelhagen and A. A. Walker, B. A.

, Vacation. - Fronf 1st July to August 15th. From December 15th to | January 15th.

UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE GOVERNORS OF KING'S COLLEGE.

fax. 0.

sewater, | ney, C. B. | INCORPORATED ALUMNI OF KING'S COLLEGE.

getown. | Patron, The Right Hon. the Earl of Mulgrave.

burne, President, Chas. Cogswell, Esq., M.D. Vice President, H. Pryor, Esq. | Committee, Rev. James C. Cochran, A.M., Edwd. Binney, Benjamin

Curren, M.A., C. W. H. Harris, of Kentville, S. L. Shannon, Nepean

Clarke, Chas. Tupper, M.D., Esqrs. Treasurer, Brenton H. Collins,

Esq. Secretaries, P. Carteret Hill, A. B., and Fitzgerald Cochran,

Esquires.

WILLIAM COGSWELL SCHOLARSHIP. (In memory of the late Rev. Wm. Cogswell, A.M.)

Trustees, Rev. J. T. Twining, D.D., Chairman, Rev. R. F. Uniacke, |} Rev. H. L. Owen, Rev. G. W. Hill, Henry Pryor, J. W. Ritchie, and |

James C. Cogswell, Esquires. Secretary and Treasurer, P. C. Hill, | W. Barss, | Esq. Scholar, Mr. Edward Ansell. |

. Randall; | 7 | DALHOUSIE COLLEGE, HALIFAX.

| | Governors.. - Hon. Wm. Young, Chief Justice, Hon. Joseph Howe, | 'James F. Avery, M.D., and Andrew McKinlay, Esqrs. Secretary, Jas. | Thomson, Esq.

II., 1802. ,

ACADIA COLLEGE, WOLFVILLE.

sap Gera Governors. - The President and the Principal of the Theological Insti- | Ki ; Hon | | tute, ex officio; Rev'ds. Geo. Armstrong, A.M., I. E. Bill, W. Burton, | Rov De '§. W. DeBlois, A.M., E. B. DeMill, A.M., A. S. Hunt, A.M., G. F. |

nee Ki m Miles, J. Parker, S. Robinson, C. Spurdon, A.M., A.D. Thompson, D. | 7 ne || M. Welton, A.M.; Hon. James W. Johnston, M.P. P., Hon. W. B.'f nh Iedin | Kinnear, D. MeN. Parker, M.D., N. S. DeMill, James R. Fitch, M.D., | Sy ease | | and Stewart Freeman, Esqrs. if

; |

matics, | f a ; Mi : : athematics, This Institution is now divided into two parts, viz. : ; Professor |

of Modern' | I. Acapta Cortece. - President, and Professor of History, Logic, | ur, Profes-| | Political Economy, Rev. J. M. Cramp, D.D. Professor of Classical | y, Rev. J. | Literature and Rhetoric, Jas. DeMill, Esq., ALM. Mathematical Tutor, |} | Sa || Mr. D. P. Higgins, A.B. Classical Tutor, Mr. Brenton Eaton, A.B. || oat | d contains) HM} I. Tae Tuxorocican Instirure. - Principal, Reverend J. M. | nd degrees | Cramp, D.D. 1 y after the | | | First Term commences January 6th, and ends June 6th. 2 Ist Mon- Second Term commences September Ist, and ends December 20th.

ie | Treasurer, Jas. R. Fitch, M.D. Secretary, Rev. S.W* DeBlois, A.M. |

| | |

64 EDUCATIONAL.

HORTON ACADEMY, WOLFVILLE,

Principal, Rev. T. A. Higgins, A.M. Assistants, Robert V. Jones, A.B., T. H. Rand, A.B. French Teacher, Mr. H. Creed. Steward, Mr, E Coldwell.

The Academy is under the management of the Board of Directors of the Nova Scotia Baptist Education Soci,

First term begins January 3, and ends June 6. July 20, and ends December 20,

Nova Scotia Barrist Epucation Socrery. - President, Rev. W, Chipman ; Vice do., Rev. C. Tupper, D.D.; Secretary, Rev. A. 8. Hunt, A.M.; Zreasurer, Mr. S. Selden; E:recutive Committee, Rev'ds. W. Burton, J. M. Cramp, D D., Caleb R. Bill, Hon. J.W. Johnston, J.W., Nutting, W. Johnson, J. R. Fitch, M.D., 8. Selden, and Ward Eaton,

COLLEGE OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE LOWER COLONIES.

Lirerary DEPARTMENT AT TRURO. - Rev. James Ross, Professor of Moral Philosophy and Greek, Rev. Wm. Lyall, Professor of Mental Phi- losophy and Logic. Thomas M'Culloch, Esq., Professor of Latin and Natural Philosophy with Mathematics.

THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT IN HAttFaAx. - Rev. Andrew King, A.M., Professor of Systematic Theology and Church History, Rev. James Smith, D.D., Professor of Exegetical Theology. Rev. Alexr. McKnight, Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Languages.

(1861,

Second term begins

Free Cuurcu Acapemy, Hatrrax. - Mathematics, Natural Philoso- phy, §c., F. W. George, Esq., A.M., Rector; Classics, Histery and Drawing, Mr. Wm. Stewart ; Modern Languages, Mon. P. J. Boris ; Pri- mary Departments, Mr. Ebenezer McNab.

ST. MARY'S COLLEGE. Patron, The Most Rev. Thomas L. Connolly, D.D. President, Rev. ey L. Madden. Professors, Revd. Messrs. Woods, Dayly, and Falsh.

HALIFAX GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

Trustees, Won. Judge Bliss and Ven. Archdeacon Willis, D.D., D.C.L. Principal, Rey. FE. Gilpin, jr., M.A. | NATIONAL SCHOOL, HALIFAX. te Trustees, The Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia, Rev. Robt. Willis, D.D., | D.C.L., and the Church Wardens of St..Paul's Church. Com. of Ma- | nagement, Rev. Geo. Hill, A.M., (Chairman), E. Dodson, W. S. Sy- | monds, Brenton Collins, Chas. Cogswell, M.D., Esqrs. Principal, Mr. J. Willis. Superintendent Female Department, Mrs. J. Maxwell.

| INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB. (Gottingen Strect, Halifax, N. S.)

Directors, A. McKinlay, Esq., (Chairman,) Hon. J. H. Anderson, C. Cogswell, M.D., John Naylor, John Dutfus, (Treasurer), Esqrs., Rev. J. C. Cochran, M.A., (Secy). Principal, J. Scott Hutton, Esq. Assis- | tant, Mr. Wim. Gay. //ousckeeper, Mrs. Vinecove. Visiting Physician,

Dr. Parker. Dentist, Dr. Alfred Cogswell.

1861.) MTA

BoaRrI phrey Pi |. Botte Esq., EH Fulton, |

MALE gc., Rev ve, The Teacher 1 diate De) Departme F; W.

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EDUCATIONAL.

MT. ALLISON WESLEYAN ACADEMY, Sackvitte, N. B.

Boarp or Trusters. - Rev'ds. M. Richey, D.1., President; Hum- | phrey Pickard, D.D., John Allison, A.M., John Snowball, M. Pickles, |;

| E. Botterell, John McMurray, Chas. Churchill, A.M., Mariner Wood, |

'and Vocal Music, Frederick Agthe, Esq.

tary. James Crichton, Zreasurer. | Gordon, James Purves, Joli Crerar, Edward M. McDonald, Peter Ross, of East River, James Fraser, of New Glasgow, Alexander Fraser, / of Middle River.

| Treasurer, James Thompson.

Esq., Hon. J. H. Anderson, Hon. Charles Young, LL. D., Stephen |

Fulton, W. H. Harrison, J. F. Allison, Esqrs., Hon. J. J. Rogerson. |

Mare Brancn. - Principal, and Professor of Mental and Moral Science, | gc., Rev. H. Pickard, D.D.; Professor of Mathematics, Physical Science, de., Thomas Pickard, Esq.. A.M.; Profissor of French and Assistant Teacher in the Classics, Mr. Alexander S. Reid; Teacher in the Interme- | diate Department, Mr. Arthur MeN. Patterson; Zeacher in the Primary | Department, My, James R. Inch; Assistant Teachers, James R. Hart and | EF; W. Harrison ; Steward, John Towse. |

FremaLe Brancu. - Professor of Mental and Moral Science, Belles Lettres, and Languages, Rev, John Allison, A.M.; Professor of Natural , Sciences, Ancient and Modern Languages, Mrs. M. Louisa Allison, A.M, ; Teacher of English Branches and Mathematics, Miss Louisa DeW. Alli- | son; Assistant Teacher of the Languages, Miss Laura C, Knight; Assist- | ant Teacher of Mathematics, Miss Margaret Burbige; Teacher of Oil, Painting, Crayoniny, §:c., Miss Elizabeth A Sturgess ; Assistant Teacher | in Crayoning and Drawing, Miss Alice C. Barnes ; Teacher of Instrumen- taland Vocal Music, Miss Maud A. Cronyn; Professor of Piano, Oryan,

| | | |

| | PICTOU ACADEMY, PICTOU. |

Teachers. - First Department, Mr. Wm, Jack. Second and Third

Departments, Mr. John Costley. |

Terms. - First Term commences on the first Mo day in January and |

| ends on the first Wednesday in July. Second Term commences on the'! first Monday in August, and ends at the commencement of the Christ- | | mas holidays. |

Daniel Dickson, Secre-|

Trustees. - Roderick McKenzie, Chairman. William Gordon, Jas. Ives, Adam

ROYAL ACADIAN SCHOOL, HALIFAX.

Patron, the Lieutenant Governor. President, J. C. Hume, Esq., M.D. Vice President, R. Noble, Esq, Secretary, Joseph Bell Executive Com- mitiee, Sohn Metzler, Hon, J. H. Anderson, J. C. Cogswell, A, Scott,

_J. Gibson, John Williamson, John Naylor, and G, R. Anderson, Esqrs.

Superintendent, Mr. A. R. Garvie, Superintendent Female Depart-

ment, Miss Daniels.

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COMMISSIONERS

(1861,

COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOLS.

ANNAPOLIS COUNTY. Western District. Rev. Wm. Godfrey, Ch. " A. Cogswell,

" J. Spencer, James Gray, Elnathan Whitman,

| Samuel McCormick,

| | | | | | |

Jeremiah Ditmars, William Weathers, Robt. J. Harris, Esqrs. E. C. Cowling, Clerk.

Eastern District. yr. J. M. Campbell, N, Vidito, [Ch. Willard Parker, Michael Pickles, Geo. Armstrong, G. Robertson, Major Chipman, Gilbert Fowler, Ambrose Bent, J. E. Forsythe, M, D., Abner Sanders, John Eager, Aaron Young, Esqrs. W. H. Calneck, Clerk. CAPE BRETON COUNTY. Rey. John Lauchlan, " M. Wilson, " Hugh McLeod, " Geo. Richardson, " Hugh Ross, "« RK. J. Uniacke, « John Quinnan, " T. D. Ruddle, H. W. Crawley, C. E. Leonard,

| Peter H. Clarke,

| William Ousely,

| D. N. MacQueen, | William Gammell, | 'T. E. Jeans, M. D.,

_C.E. Leonard, jr., Clk. |

| COLCHESTER COUNTY. | Rev. John Baxter,

"ce

Joseph Forsythe, James Smith,

it

(Rev. John McLean, " Wm. McCulloch, "© David Dimock, Alex. D. Morrison, Silas H. Crane, |\David V. Crow, James D. Baird, Henry Wier, Francis R, Parker, Alexander Wylie, 'Samuel Muir, M.D., Eben. E. Ross, Esqs. iJ. S. Eaton, Clerk.

| Nistrict of Sterling. John Bonnyman, 'Charles McCurdy, Robt. Byers,

(Wm. McKay, John Lockerby, Arch. Patterson, David Williamson, John McIntosh, (Robt. Logan,

John Irvine,

Robt. Purvis,

John Munro, Esqrs. 'Mr. Currie, Clerk.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY. Parrsboro'. District. Rev. W. B. King, "John Watson, "Jas, G. McKay, Jas. Kirkpatrick, Jacob F. De Wolfe, Thomas Dickson, 'Francis Carroll, Esqrs. R. B. Dickson, Clerk.

Cumberland District.

- |Rev, John Munro,

" F. Smallwood, A.M. DesBrisay, Alexr, Clarke,

"James Christie, Peter Danaher, Jas. KE. Balcam.

Hon. H. G. Pineo,

| | |

Joseph Oxley, Thomas Logan,

Tillott Harrison, Gilbert Seaman, Esqrs, Mr. Chandler, Clerk. DIGBY COUNTY, Digby District. Rev. Chas. Randall, "John C. Morse, Arch. Gray, Edw. Butler, W. McCarty, P. J. Filluel, Stephen Marshall, Charles Budd, John Robinson, B. H. Ruggles, A. Hardwick,

John S. Mallett, Esqrs.

Wm. Laudett, Clerk.

District of Clare. Rev, P. L. Madden, " Wm. McLeod, "« J.P. Roles, J, P. Nowlan, Benjamin Bellevean, Chas. M. Raymond, Ira Raymond,

Tim. Sullivan, Esqrs. |

L. Q. Bourke, Clerk,

GUYSBORO' COUNTY. St. Mary's District. Rey. J. Campbell,

"Alex. Campbell, |

"James Dutt, jE. Kagles, 'Hugh McDonald, Thos. Glencross, Wm. McKeen, Joseph Alexander, Wm. Bent, H. Elliott, A. P. McKenzie, Thos. H. Patterson, Christopher Jost John Maloney,

Edw. J. Cunningham,

K. H. Franchville, Alex. Sinclair, Esqrs. Sam. R. Russell, Clerk.

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lett, Esqrs. |

| | | |

_ John W. Ritchie, _ Andrew McKinlay,

1861.]

eg) aaa

Rev. aes " Dr. Hannan,

OF SCHOOLS.

KE. F. Harding, M. D., ,C. W. H. Harris,

Wm. A. Bennett,

Fits, D. D. James O'Brien,

David P. Allison,

" C, Churchill, A.M. Thos. Maynard, Esqrs.

| Thos. S. Tobin,

| R. S. Black, M. D.,

| | | | | | | { |

| Patrick Power, | John Doull, Esqrs. | Stephen Selden, Clerk.

Western District.

| Rey. John Ambrose,

| " 'T. H. Porter, « P. G. McGregor, " Dennis Geary,

| Lawrence Hartshorne,

| John Lambert,

| Charles Hamilton,

| Peter Martin,

| James Thomson,

| David Archibald, (16),

M. G. Black, jr., Esqrs. M. B. Desbrisay, Clerk.

Rural District. Rev. Robt. Sedewick,

L. Murdoch, Clerk.

Douglas and Rawdon District.

Rev. Chas. Bowman. John McDougall, Wm. O'Brien, Arthur M. Cochran, James A. Scott, Jacob Withrow, Adam Dickey, 'Isaac O'Brien, Esqrs. (|Rev. J. Cameron, Clerk.

Rev. W.

INVERNESS COUNTY. South District.

Rev. Alex. McDonald, 'Wm. G. Forbes, "Hugh MeDonald, "« J. V. McDonald, e McLean,

William Watts,

6 OWS. McKinnon, J. L. Tremain,

" Joseph Sutcliffe,

H. A. Gladwin,

Matthew Burrows,

David Archibald W.G. Anderson,

Jolin Bates,

Robert A. Logan,

Ezekiel Sibley,

Hon. Wm. Me Keen, Peter J. Brouard, Peter Smith,

G. C. Laurence, Jr. 'John Murray, Esqrs. J. McDonald, Clerk.

North District. (Rev. Pat. McKeagney,

W. J. Lydiard, Clerk. | " H.J. Chenal,

Shore Distr'ct. Rev. Robt. Jamieson, James Br cading,

"

Wm. Anderson, Wm. Hall, jr.,

Patrick Murphy, Esqrs. James Farquar, Clerk.

HANTS COUNTY. Western District. Rev. J. L. Murdoch, " Thomas Walsh, " Wm. Burton, | Hon. R. A. McHeffy,

" John Grant,

«John Gunn, |Henry Taylor, 'Malcolm McKay, Samuel Campbell, Thomas Ethridge, Angus McLennan, | W. Chisholm, L. McDougall, Esqrs. Il. Y. Tay Tor, Clerk.

KINGS COUNTY. J

Rev. James Stim, W. J. Fuller, Wm. H. Chipman,

Hugh L. Dickey,

Nathan Tupper, William Miller,

Caleb R. Bill,

C. C. Hamilton, M.D. Edw. L. Brown, M. D. 'James Leard, Winkworth Chipman, George Fisher, Thomas Farnsworth, Andrew Borden, George A. Barnaby, John "Borden, M.D. Holmes Masters, M.D. Edward Moren, M.D. James KE. Rand,

| Ezekiel Wheelock,

Ansel T. Baker, Esqrs.

J. W. Harris, Clerk.

LUNENBURG COUNTY.

Lunenburg District. Rev. W. H. Luider,

ce (73 ce "ce it

Henry L. Owen, C. E. Cossman, William Duff, Joseph Hart,

Phil. M. Holden,

Benjamin Legg, John Heckman, Wm. Ross, Esqrs. D. Owen, Clerk.

New Dublin District, Rev. W. Bowers,

it} its "ce

"cc

J.J. Skinner, H. M. Spike, Charles DeW olf, How. D. Steele, J. P. Moody,

Lemuel W. Drew,

iT, K, Cragg,

Ksqrs.

Chester District.

Rev. C. J. Shreeve,

(73 iT 3

J. Hurd, Walter Gray,

Villiam Robertson,

Edward Heckman,

John Stewart, |Robert Smith,

iG. Richardson, Esqrs.

COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOLS.

PICTOU COUNTY. North District. | Rey. Charles Elliott, James Bayne, A Herdman, M. Sutherland, A McArthur, James Mair, James Crichton, William Gorden, | Andrew Robinson,

D. M. Grindon, Esqrs.

J. Smith, Clerk.

| South District.

Rev. John Stewart,

| © A, McGilvray, David Roy, Allan Pollock, Henry Deblois, D. B. Blair,

| James Carmichael,

John McKay,

James Crearer, | John Campbell, | Donald McRae,

E. Roach, Clerk.

| QUEEN'S COUNTY. _ Kev. EK. B. Nichols, | John S. Addy, A Martell, James Melvin, | P. M. Holden, Edward Christopher, Zenas Smith, Esqrs. _ C. Morse, Clerk.

| RICHMOND COUNTY. Rev. J. A. Shaw, 'Herbert Geroir, N. Corteux,

Murdoch Stewart, |

James Ross, W. B. McLeod, Win. Crichton,

\

¥. Marmaud,

Jos. Creamer, M.D. Joseph Martell, Esqrs. J. Fuller, Clerk.

SHELBURNE COUNTY. Barrington District. Rey. Albert Swim, " Robert Dunean, "Henry Stokes, « James T. Tays, \Winthrop Sargent, "Thomas Coffin, Robert Robertson, Prince McLaren, Andrew Crowell, David Thomas, (John Megrey, Wim. Nic kerson, (Paul Brown, Ksqrs.

J. M. Doane, Clerk.

| Shelburne Distriet. 'Rev. Thos. H. White,

" Robert Tweedy,

" Geo. Clark, Clerk.

Robert Currie, Joshua Snow, George Snyder, M.D. Andrew Barelay, Alex, McNaughton, John Locke,

'Aiex. H. Cocken, 'Hugh Houston.

SYDNEY COUNTY. 'Rev, John Cameron. | * John Sheil, R. MeGilvray, T. W. Morris, | John Quinnan, DD, Honeyman, 'Alex. McDonald, 'Hugh MeDon ald, JG reorge Brennan, _

A. McGilvray, Esqrs. J. C. Wilkie, Clerk. VICTORIA COUNTY, Rev. A. McIntosh, "A. McDonald, Charles Ross, James Fraser, K. McKenzie, Alex. McGilv ray, Dougald B. McNab.

(Joseph Pimeley, M.D., |

Joseph Hart,

Kerr McLeod,

Don. McKinnon, A.J. White, Exsqrs. A. Haliburton, Cler':.

YARMOUTH COUNTY, District of Argyle. Rev. Henry Berthe. "Joseph Quinnan. "Philip Toque, " Charles Knowles, John Bourque, John Ryder, Thomas Willett, D. Boudreau, Israel Harding, jr. Reuben Abboit, James M. Lent, iN. Travis, Wohn C. Anderson. Enos Gardner, Esqrs, Mr. Young, Clerk.

District of Yarmouth. Joseph B. Bond, Robert Hunter, Charles E. Brown, Frederick Hil'on, Joseph Rogers, Nathan Hilton, Esq. J.C. Farish, Clerk.

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| Dargie,

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| Ditmars

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| Foster, | Foster, | Foster, | Foster,

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Harris,

Harris,

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| Morse,

| ' | 361. MAGISTRATES. r1861.. GISTRATES

,Esqrs. MACISTERIAL. ee JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. OUNTY. | ANNAPOLIS county. (McCormack, John Bowen, Henry V. tosh, | Bailey, Strathan McNeill, Felix Bur chill, George E. onald, | Balcom, Samuel Neily, Robt. Butler, Wm Ross, I Balcom, James Nichols, David Cadogi an, Patk. raser, | Banks, Joel Parker, Robt. Clarke, John D. enzie, | | Bath, Robert B. Phinney, Zebulon Clarke, Peter H. cGily ray, Bath, John F. Piggott, Wm. Carr, Edwd. [cNab. t | Bent, Ambrose Potter, James Corbett, Wim. am, | Bent, Elias Potter, James E. Caldwell, Thomas ey, M.D,, | Berry, John, Ist. Poyntz, James Christie, John

| Bogart, Tunis Randall, Wm. Cadegan, Patk. Bohaker, Andrew Reid, Granville Dowling, John On, Bonnett, Peter Reigh, Wesley Davy enport, Henry Eisqrs. | Chipman, Major, Custos|Ric kerson, Walter Ferguson, John 1 Clert. Chipman, John H. - Robinson, George Ferguson, Neil

Chipman, Samuel L. [Ross, John Forbes, John COUNTY. | Chute, Jacob Robbins, Joseph W. |Gammell, Wm. Argyle. -Chnte, Warren Ruggles, Israel W. Gillis, Donald erthe, , Crosscup, Wm. Ist. Ruggles, Wm. R. Gillis, John D. Quinnan, - | Dargie, Wm. jr. Runciman, George C. |Hamilton, Robt. F. oque, | | DeLancy, Peter Sanders, David G. Hill, George Knowles, | Ditmars, John H. Shaw, Moses Hill, John L. y | Dodge Arthur Spinney, Benaiah Holmes, Arnold

| WB | Eaton, Edward Spurr, Charles Huntington, Caleb

ott, [|| Foster, James Foor James W. Ingraham, John N.

| Foster, A. Marsden (S. ° :, Handley Kavanagh, Laur. jr.

y, jr. | Foster, Ezekiel Stronach Rees Leonard, C. i., Custos, i | Foster, Wm. Y. Tupper, Miner Martin, N. H. | at, Gates, Martin Vroom, Henry F. Martell, Anthony | Gates, Dimock Wade, Leonard Macaulay, Donald

-rson. | 2 Gesner, Henry Weatherspoon, Wm. |Matheson, James ', Ksqrs, Gray, James Wheelock, Thos. C. |Meloney, John erk. Grimes, Elias Wheelock, Joseph Moore, 'Thomas A Grimes, John Wheelock, James Moore, John A. Tarmouth. | Harris, Andrew H. Whitman, Asaph Moore, Henry nd, | Harris, Richardson Whitman, James A. |Munro, Hugh 1, Harris, Wm. Whitman, Wm. C. Murray, Win., jr. rown, | Hall, Weston Whitman, Hon. A. McAlpine, Charles 'on, | Henderson, Andrew =| Willett, Walter McDougall, Dougald 8s | Ince, Henry Wilson, John McDonald, Angus n, Esq. | Johnston, James Wiswall, John McDonald, Donald

Clerk. Kennedy, John : iMcDonald, Murdoch Leonard, Seth CAPE BRETON CouNTY.|McDougall, Donald Longley, Award Archibald, Hon. T. D. | Me Gilvray, Augustine Messenger, Jordan Armstrong, Wm. McInnis, "Alexander Middlemas, Peter Babington, Alex. J. McIntire, Hector Mills, John Ball, Alex. J. McKinnon, John Mills, Robert, 2d. 'Barrington, Chas. J. McKinnon, John

' Morehouse, Win. H. Barrington, York 'McKenna, Michael

| Morse, Samuel Bourinot, John McKenna, Alexr.,

| | | | | |

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McLean, John McLean, Alexr. McLean, Donald McNab, Robert MeNeil, Neil MeNcil, James MeNeil, Donald McPherson, Stephen McQueen, William Ouseley, William Richardson, John Rigby George Ross, Donald Robertson, Lauchlin Shepherd, Benoni Slattery, Joseph COLCHESTER Archibald, Daniel C. Archibald, Saml., 3rd Black, Duncan

Blair, James D. Blair, James K. Boyd, Samuel Broderick John Campbell, Wm. Campbell, Join M. Chambers, Robt. Clark, Silas

Conkey, Alexr. Crow, D. P., Custos, Crowe, Jaines N. Crowe, James, 7th, Crane, Silas H. Creelman, Saml., 3rd. Creelman, James M. Delaney, Thomas 8. Dickson, Joseph M. Dickson, Hugh Dickey, Wm. A.

| Dunlap, Hugh

Eaton, Wm. C.

| Ellis, Alexr. | Flemming, James

| Fletcher, Robt. | Fulton, David, sr. | Fulton, Jos.

Fulmore, John

| Faulkner, Wm.

Graham, Charles Graham, John

| Crm Grigor, Wm.

Gunn, Hugh Hamilton, Robt.

SOUNTY.

MAGISTRATES.

Irvine, John

Kent, Alexr.

King, John Layton, Francis Layton, Ezra Logan, Robt. Lombard, George Lynds, David B. Morrison, Daniel Morrison, Alexr. D. Morrison, James Moore, James Munro, James McCurdy, Isaac McCurdy, Matthew McDonald, Donald McRay, John McKim, Wm. McKay, James Nelson, Robt. Patterson, Archibald Parker, Francis R. Putman, James D. Pollock, Robt. J. Reading, George Rettie, Samuel Ross, Donald Ross, H.

Rutherford, Geo. S., jr.

Sanderson, Matthew Slade, Richard Smith, John

Smith, Robert Stevens, James W. Tupper, Eliakim, 4th Tupper, Benj. Tucker, Charles Upham, Stephen Waugh, Saml. Wier, John

Yewill, James Yewill, John

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Angus, Nathaniel Baker, Wm. Baker, John Betts, Abraham P. Bent, Wm. W. Bent, Cyrus Bergham, Geo. Black, Asher Black, Cyrus Blenkhorne, A. S.

1861,

Blenkhorne, John Bigney, Lemuel Bigelow, John Porden, Levi Bragg, John Bradley, A. P. Bundige, W.D. Carroll, Francis Chapman, Martin Chisholm, Wm. P. Coates, Jos. Cutten, Wm. F. Davison, Horatio A. Davison, John DeWolfe, Thos. C. Donkin, C. G. Donkin, Robt. Drysdale, James Eaton, Levi W. Elderkin, John K. Embree, Enoch Fulton, Stephen Fullerton, James Glendenning, Geo. Gordon, Michael Harris, Tillot Rarrison, Henr Hattield, Francis F, Howard, Ephraim

Huestis, Josiiua, Custos, |

Hutner, H. B. Hughes, N. P. Johnston, Thomas Johnston, Edwin Kerr, J. N. B. Kerr, Eben. Kirkpatrick, James Knowlton, George Lewis, G.

Lewis, Jesse, Lawrence, David Logan, Thomas Low, Moses Macfarlane, Peter Morris, Randolf McLeod, Norman McKenzie, John McKenzie, Donald McKay, Patrick McKay, Thomas McNab, James McNamara, Dennis McNutt, Robt. McElman, R.

|

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| O'Regan, Francis 'Harris, James Oxley, Joseph Haines, Edward

Oxley, W. B. Hogan, John

Page, James Hardwick, Alexander

Peers, J. H. Hankerson, Robert

Pineo, Hon. H. G. Henderson, George

Purdy, Jacob G. Harris, Jesse

Purdy, David Haines, John

Purdy, Gilbert, 2nd. 'Jones, Edwd. A.

Pugsley, David ~ Journey, Robert

Pugsley, Douglas Jones, Sterns

Pugsley, Michael K. |Labaen, Charlton

Pipes, Wm. Morehouse, Jones

Ratchford, James Marshall, Edward

| Ratchford, Charles E. /Marshall, Wm. F.

| Read, Thomas Melanson, John B. Read, Joseph Mallett, Lazarus

| Read, R. C. McNeil, John

| Ripley, Robt. McKay, Lauchlin

| Roach, John - \McKay, William

| Rockwell, Aaron IMacGee, Patrick Ross, David \Nowlan, Patrick

| Salter, R. W. 'O'Brien, Thomas

Smith, John T. O'Dell, Artemas

Stnart, Wm. Payson, Elisha

Smith, R. K. Potter, Benjamin

| Swallow. Thomas Payson, Stephen

| Thompson. Thomas Payson, Holland E.

| Travis, John Perry, Reuben

Webb, Samuel Potter, George B.

| Ward, Charles Purdy, John V. -

Waugh, William Potter, William F. - - Robinson, John DIGBY COUNTY. |Robicheau, Fred. A. | Aymar, Wm. Ruggles, Benjamin H. | Budd, Charles, Custos. |Raymond, Ira | Bancroft, Joseph Robicheau, Matharine | | Bent, William B. Savary, Sabine | Bourneuf, Francis Saunders, William | Bourque, Lewis J. Stewart, James | Blaircon, Benj. V. Tupper, Nathan | Campbell, Colin Timpanny, Edward K. Comeau, Hon. A. F. | |/Taylor, George | Crocker, Mendall Thurber, Isaiah | Coseboom, George Tooker, Thomas B. | Coggins, William Ward, Joha | Doucett, Samuel Welsh, David | Dakin, John Walsh, James | Donnagon, John | Devean, Felix, jr. GUYSBORO' COUNTY. Eldridge, John S. Distrtct of St. Mary's Everett, Edward tliott, Henry, M.D. 'Glencross, Thomas

71

Hattie, John Hart, Styles

| Oxley, J. W. Hardwick, Edward Jost, Christopher

Kennedy, Robert, senr. Kirk, Angus

Lynch, William McDonald, H. Custos. McKeen, William McKeen, Jchn F. McKenzie, Abner P. McKeough, John Nickerson, Israel O'Flavin, Thomas Pride, William

Peart, Thomas C. Rude, John, senr. Sinclair, John _ Smith, Thomas Sinclair, Alexander Simpson, John B. Taylor, Thomas

Guysborough.

Atwater, Abner Anderson, Jesse Arichibald, Samuel Bigelow, William J. Bears, David Boudroit, Alexander Cutler, Hon. R. M. Cook, Francis Cunningham, E., Custos Campbell, John _ Chisholm, Colin - Cameron, Angus, jr. Cumminger, Jesse Dobson, David David, Joseph . Kehler, John Francheville, Edwd. H. Ferguson, William Fitzgerald, James Fisher, Alexander Gunn, Donald Hadley, James B. Hart, William Handlon, James Hartshorne, Wm. Hadley, Joseph G. Hartley, Jonathan Hadley, Joseph W. Heffernan, W. O. Hemlaw, James

serena pe TR ae ET " 7

| Keating, Thomas

Kiely, David Kirk, John

| Marshall, J. J.

| Mahoney, John

| Meaghar, Martin | Moir, William

| McMillan, John | McKeen, D. R.

Morris, George

| Patterson, Thomas H. | Scott, William G.

Steel, John A. Sangster, Andrew

| Sinclair, Alexander | Scott, George

| Tory, James A.

| Tory, John H.

| Wallace, James

Whitman, Thomas C.

HANT'S COUNTY.

| Allison, John

| Allison, James W.

| Allison, Matthew

| Armstrong, George | Allison, Robert

| Bowman, Charles B. | Butler, E. K. S.

Brennan, Juhn S.

| Burgess, John | Blois, Benjamin | Brown, John

Blackburn, Joseph S.

| Currie, Benjamin

Cochran, Arthur MeN. Church, Constant Card, Stephen C, Chambers, Wm. Cochran, James

Crow, James, Cochran, Daniel Casey, Wm. C. Constance, Josiah Caldwell, Saml.

| Curran, Thomas

| DeWolf, Benj.

| Douglass, Isaac

| Densmore, George | Dimock, William ~ | Dimock, Isaiah

| Dimock, John

, Davison, Wm.

Ktter, Joseph

patentee retin neat eed

MAGISTRATES.

Freize, David

i raser, Benj., M.D. (Graham, Stephen 'Greeno, James 'Harvie, George Harding, 'Theodore S. 'Higgins, James M. King, John Otis Xing, James W. Keating, Joseph 'Lockhart, John Lawrence, Wm.

Lake, Isaac

Muinford, William Mumford, Benj. W. Murphy, Edward Madell, Joseph Manning, John, jr. Moser, Nicholas B. Masters, Benjamin McHettey, Hon. R., Cus. McKay, George McPhee, Alexr. McDougall, John McLatchey, Edward McDougall, William McComber, John M. McKenzie, James O'Brien, James S. Parker, Francis Palmer, Samuel |Putnan, James Parker, George Payzant, Lewis J. Payzant, Godfrey P. Parker, Shubael B. Palmer, John Rickards, Joseph Reynolds, James Rockwell, Daniel Sinith, Richard Smith, Benjamin "mith, Jonathan M. Smith, Charles Smith, Archibald Smith, John

Smith, Nathaniel Smith, George Smith, Allison Smith, Bennett Smith, Isaac

Salter, James

'eott, David Sanford, Israel

Jennings, Joseph Johnston, Lawrence

eee | (1861. Sanford, Thomas Salter, Michael B. Sanford, G. B. Thompson, Alexander Tomlinson, Abel Terhune, Daniel Urquhart, Evan Withrow, Jacob Wilson, Benj. Wallace, William R. Withrow, James Wolaver, George Young, Elkanah HALIFAX COUNTY. Anderson, Hon. J. H. Annand, David Archibald, David Burris, Matthew Black, James Burton, John Bennett, Joseph Borden, Judah Burgess, Ephraim E. Brine, William E. Browner, Joseph Boutilier, Ezroom Creighton, George B. Croucher, James Cochran, James Caldwell, Samuel Chipman, George L. Crooks, Johh Crookshanks, Peter Dean, Adam Esson, John Evans, William ; Farquharson, Alexr. .

'Fraser, Alexander

Fox, Robert Falconer, David Gladwin, Henry A. Gould, Matthew Griftin, James L. Geddes, John Gaetz, Thomas A. Hartshorne, Lawrence Hamilton, Charles Hunter, Charles D. Henritzy, Henry Harple, George Hays, William

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; O'Gor Potis, Power

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1861.]

Kent, James

Kelly, Alexander Kuy, Joseph Lydiard, William J. Leslie, John \Logan, Robert A. Letson, Philip Lyttleton, Westcote Lambert, John Layton, Francis 'Mort, Henry Y. Martin, John Munro, Francis Mitchner, Alexander Murray, Donald Munro, George McKinlay, A., Custos, ~Melnnis, Angus 'McQuairie, Lauchlin 'McPhee, Archibald ,McLean, Donald 'McCurdy, Isaac Northus, Jeremiah Naylor, Jolin 0'Gorman, Daniel Potis, Thuimas 'Power, Patrick Pryor, Henry

Ring, 'Thomas 'Robertson, George Ryan, Edward H. Romans, Robert

} Shields, Andrew

'Stephens, Alexr. Seott, Archibald

| Thomas, John

Tidmarsh, Wim. H.

'| Tobia, Thomas

Thompson, David Wallace, Thomas

_ INVERNESS COUNTY.

| Brouard, Peter

'Beaton, Donald | Beaton, John ' Beaton, Samuel

| Blue, Maleom

} Campbell,

| Campbell, John 'Campbell, Hugh ~ amuel

| Cameron, Donald

Cameron, Allan hishoim, Alexander

1 Chisholni, William

MAGISTRATES.

Chisholm, John

iCameron, Hugh

Bligh, James iBorden, Hiram

'Crowdis, John George |Crane, James N.

Ethridge, Thomas Hawley, Matthew Lawrence, Samuel Lawrence, George C. LeRiche, Peter Murray, John Murphy, Angus

Campbell, William C. Chipman, Samuel Caldwell, John M. Crane, Joseph Cogswell, Gideon Cox, Thomas Cox, John H.

M' Ke »n, Hon. W., Cust's, Coldwell, Russell

McLeod, John McLellan, John McLean, Alexr. McLellan, Angus McLellan, Donald 'McKeen, James G. (McDonald, Donald McDonald, Maleomb McDonald, John McDonald, Donald McDonald, James McDougal, Lauchlin Mc Pherson, Martin McLeod, Isaac 'McIntyre, Archibald McKay, Maicomb McKeen, John H. McKay, Hugh MeDonald, Malcolm MeDaniel, Matthew McInnis, Angus McKeen, William A. McLeod,:Donaid MeNeil, Roderick McEachern, Angus McQuaray, Allan hee James 'Ross, John ~myth, Peter Smyth, Dougall Tremain, Dunsier 'Taylor, Heur yY. KINGS COUNTY. Armstrong, James L. Bill, Caleb R. 'Burgess, Seth (Beckwith, Mayhew iBorden, Edward P. Benjamin, Irad Bergen, Thomas

Chipman, Winkworth Calkin, Benjamin H. Chase, Joseph Canlan, Patrick Calkin, Elias Crane, William Coldwell, Henry Dickey, H. L., Custos. Davidson, David Davidson, James T. Davidson, William aton, Ward Ellis, David Kator, James Eaton, Charles Eaton, Levi W. Fitch, Simon Fisher, John Fisher. N. W. Forsyth, Enoch Griffin, James Givan, John 'Hutchinson, John F. iHarris, James Wm. 'Huntley, Daniel 'Harris, Elisha I). |Hamilton, Edward Hall, Charles Hamilton, Charles C, Johnston, William Jacques, John Johnston, Cyrus |Kidston, Richard W. Kirkpatrick, John iftinaman, George Eockwood, George Ihovett Thomas Lovett, Henry

"!Lockhart, Nathan -|Lockhart, Jacob

Lyons, William.H.

Bigelow, Epeneret, Jr. Leard, James, jr.

Belcher, Clement

. 'Millar, William

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Wg SETS pewter NT a . we

| -Miner, Griffin

McGregor, George Newcomb, Abraham Neily, Zebulon Newcomb, Isaac H, Palmer, Edmond Parker, Nathan Pearson, John E, Parker, Edwin Parker, Leonard Patterson, Alexander

MAGISTRATES.

Church, tharles 8 Crage, Thomas R. Crandall, David W. Corkum, Peter Chesley, Nelson

Di nock, Daniel Drew, William 8S. Ernst, Henry

Ernst, Mathew Faney, Jacob Heckman, John, Custos.

Patterson, William W. Henneberry, Martin

Patterson, John G. Pineo, Augustin A.

| Porter, John | Parker, John

Quigley, Thomas Rand, Caleb H. Rockwell, Benjamin

| Roscoe, John W.

Rhodes, William Ross, Edward J. Robinson, George F. Reid, Joshua

| Starr, Richard

sharp, > amuel Smith, Fairfield Shettield, Amos

| kinner, David

Sanders, Joseph P. seaman, Thomas L.

| Tupper, William A. | Tupper, Nathan

Tobin, Charles J. Vaughan, John Ww alker, Archibald

| Woodw or th, William

Wickwire, Peter

Webster, W. B., M.D. | Walker, Francis

| Welton, Sydney

| Wilson, Thomas A.

Voodworth, Levi C.

| Wallace, William d. || Woodworth, G, D.

| LUNENBURG COUNTY. Andrews, William V.

Anderson, George Brimmer, Robert Bailey, Henry Bigelow, George Barr's, George

. Baker, Joseph

|

floyt, Milledge Jost, 'Henry Kaulboc k, George Kedy, John Knaut, Lewis Kaulback, Joshua Kaulback, John Lege, Benjamin Lordly, Charles Miller, "Joseph I. Manning, Benj. W. Morgan, Edward Mills, Geo. H. Parker, Obediah Ross, Wm. Rinhart, Benj. Robertson, Wm. Ross, George Richard: son, George tudolf, Joseph Rudol f, Charles Risser, Simon iSclig, James D, Scott, Robert Smith, Robert Starrett, James, sen, Teal, Edward 'Turner, William Whee slock, Morton Wolf, Nicholas | Whitford, Joseph Wile, George Zwick Ker, Benjamin PICTOU CONNTY. Bell, Basil Carmichael, James Campbell, Geo orge Crearer, James Copeland, Robert Cameron, Samuel Juichton, James Zoe, é

Crear er, John

Came ron, John

IC ampbell, Peter G, \Chisholm, Alexander Cameron, Alexander

ICs wmichael, James W,

'Davids, W. H. (Dunbar, William \Doull, Robert Denoon, George 'Fraser, James

Fr raser, William Fraser, James D. B. Fraser, Alexander Fraser, John, McP. raser, Alex. (N. G.) Fraser, Roderick Fraser, Donald Fitzpatrick, James Gordon, William Grant, John

Gunn, Neil

Grant, James Gray, John |Holmes, Hon. John iHocken, Daniel 'Henderson, James iHolmes, John |Holmes, James 'Horn, 'Thomas

| Hunter , Andrew Lowden, Robert Logan, John Langille, Wm. Lane, John H. Matheson, William Murray, Robert Murdoch, James Mitchell, George Munro, Thomas McKay, Robt., Custos. (McLean, Kenneth McKenzie, Alexander iMecKay, John

Mel cod, George McDonald, Duncan iMeKenzic, Adam McGregor, Donald |McK: Ly, Neil 'MeLeod, Hugh (McKenzie, John IMcGr eyor, James McLean, -!ames

_ (McDonald, Roland ; . |

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| McLeo | McDor | McKen | MeKay | McDor | MeLen | MeKay

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| MecKer | Narrav | Olding | Patters | Primre Purvis | Ross, | | Robert | Ross,

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MePherson, Murdoch McKay, Alexauder MeLe od, John McDonald, George McKenzie, George

| MeKay, Alexander | aang Donald

MeLennan, Roderick McKay, George McDonald, J ohn Fs McLeod, Angus

| McKenzie, Roderick McKenzie, John Narraway, Henry R.

Olding, John Patterson, Abraham Primrose, -}ames Purvis, James

| Ross, Peter

| Robertson, Andrew | Ross, William Ross, David A.

| Robertson, Duncan | Ross, John

| Ross,

Alexander P.

| Skinner, James | Sutherland, Angus Smith, Anthony

Smith, William Sproul, Matthew Scott, James

| Wentworth, James

QUEEN'S COUNTY.

_ Allison, Charles, jr. | Barss, James

Campbell, John Cowie, Andrew

| Cohoon, Edward

ae re

Carten, John idacophen George P. Darrow, John Ls

| Dexter, Joseph | Dolliver, | DeW olf, James

Robert

Dougtass, John Freeman, Whitman Y reeman, Zoheth Freeman, David Freeman, Nathaniel lreeman, Joshua N,. Ireeman, Allan 'T' Treeman, Law, senr.

'Freeman, \Foster, \itivon, IFiiney,

MAGISTRATES, Edward P. Charles W. 'thomas Philip Henry, Isract Hemincon, William Hall, Jolin Ledbetier, Luthur Moore, James ¥, Mack, Stephen ee ton, Sy lvanus wulhall, James Mulhall John Mack, John D. Mortimer, William Mack, George McGill, Wiiliam iMe 'Leod, George McLeod, Edward Payzant, George Parker, George 8. Roberis, Robert Smith, Caleb Smith, Lewis Sheriit, John Stedman, Enoch Smith, Jolin, senr. Sellon, Samuel I'. Tupper, I., Custos, Tupper, Stephen C. Vanhorn, Edward Waterman, Zenas Young, Lawrence N. | RICHMOND COUNTY. Bissett, George LK. Babin, Simon Ballam, James 'Boudroit, Frederick |Brennan, Patrick C. (Briand, J. 8. 'Boudcoit, Charles Brymer, Wim. Boyd, Donald Badin, Simon Boudroit, J ctfoir Bosdet, Peter

Creamer, Joseph Devereux, Lawrence Donovan, Simon kuller, John

Flinn, Edward P. 'Frechill, Joha

Crichton, Wm., Custos,

Fixott, Henry,

vy, M.D. Ganion, kdward Grouchey, David Tellier, M: atthew Handley, Geo. T. Hooper, Josiah Hill, Robert Kavanagh, Manning Lenoir, Thomas LeBlanc, Simon Landry, Simon

Le Viscompte, Isaac Le Viscompte, Win. Martell, Henry Morrison, John Murcheson, Alexr, Martell, Josevh Mabourette, Patk. Morrison, JMenneth Matheson, John Marmaud, Hypolite Madden, Dan. O'C. Martell, Aimey MeInnis, Jolin McNeil, Norman McCarty, Patrick McLeod, Kenneth McLeod, Angus McKenzie, Robert McNab, Charles Oliver, Anthony Phaien, Edmund Reindress, Join H. Smith, John jSinith, John R. Strachan, John Smith, James

SHELBURNE COUNTY.

Shelburne Distrist. Bell, Won. J. Bower, John, sent Cochen, A. H. Crews, Wm.

Kisenhaur, David Geddes, -/ ames Grigry, Thomas 'Hoaston, Hugh

| Hagar, Elijaly Holden, James Kelly, Win. 'E. Loc ke, John, sen. 'Mckxenna, Gilbert :

\Deinstadt, G. H., Custos

| |

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76

McNaughton, Alexr. McPherson, Lauchlin MeMillan, Win. Muir, James

Nelson, James, jr. Purney, John Payzant, Edward White, Cornelius Woodill, Robert, P.

Barrington District. Banks, 'Thomas Coffin, Josiah, Custos, Crowell, Thomas Covill, Bartlett Chute, Henry Coffin, Thomas Cunningham, Wm. Homer, Joby W. Homer, Obed W. Mogg, James

Lyle, John

Megray, Asa McIntosh, Rohert Nickerson, James Patterson, Wm. Sargent, Winthrop Smith, James Snow, Josiah Smith, James C. Swain, David SYDNEY COUNTY. Brennan, George Beck, Wm. J. Cameron, Dougald Cameron, Lauchlin Chisholm, Donald Chisholm, Roderick Chisholm, Wm. Chisholm, Duncan Chisholm, Wm. Chisholm, Alexr. M. Cameron, John Cameron, Charles Cunningham, Wm. Corbett, Edward Condon, David Currie, Wm., M.D. Gerroir, Wm. Gorman, Edward Hierlihy, Wm. C.

Henry, Robert N. . Harrington Aaron D.

MAGISTRATES.

McDonald, Alx., M.D.,'MeKenzie, Charles Custos. McRac, Alexander

McDonald, Hugh McLonald, Robert McDonald, Angus

McDonald, Alexander

McDonald, John McDonald, Norman McDonald, Donald McDonald, John

McDonalp, Christopher *'cDonald, Alexander

McDonald, John McDonald, Donald McDonald, John McGilvray, Archibald McKenzie, John McKinnon, John McIntosh, Alexander MeMillan, Donald

McKachran, Laughlan

McMillan John MeGilvray, Hugh McNaughton, Alex. Ogden, A. A. Power, David Randall, James Randall Elisha Smith, Joseph Smith, Allan Sears, John Trotter, Robert VICTORIA COUNTX. Buchannan, Angas

Campbell, John, Custos.

iCampbell, C. J. iCampbell, Hector \Campbell, Malcolm iCampbell, Charles 'Cameron, Alex. 'Ferguson, Duncan (Hart, Joseph

Jones, William iMunro, Alexander (Morrison, Donald (McLeod, Kenneth McLeod, Donald (McLeod, Atigns McLeod, Donald McLeod, Murdock 'McLeod, Daniel McLeod, John McNab, Dongald B. McRae, Duncan

(1861. 1861.)

Abbot, Bourqu Bourqu Bibine, D'Entr 1)' Entr }) intr _2D'Entr | Baking | Gavel,

McKay, Alexander McDonald, John McKenzie, Murdock McNeil, J. S. McKinnon, J. G. McDonald, Angus [McLean, Donald (McLennan, John

McLean, Malcom McDonald, Lanehlan McKenzie, Roderick Robertson, John Sutherland, James Taylor, Alexander

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Bath, | Chipm ¥oster, Gray, . | Grassi _ Poyntz , Bagel | Wheel |

YARMOUTH COUNTY. | Brown, Robert Burrill, William Clements, Reuben Cook, Caleb Chipman, T. D. Crawley, John Corning, Nelson Crosby, Nathan Crosby, B. P. | OA Crosby, G. H. | | Bourin Cann, Harvey | Clarke Churchill, N. | Leona Durkce, Amassa | MeAly 'Durkee. Joseph | Ousely Guest, Robert

'Hilton, Nathaniel Cc WJenkens, William H. _ Archit Killam, Thomas | Blanct i\Lovett, John W. | Crane, |Lonnergan, Edmund | Camp! Moody, E.W.B., Custos | Dickse 'Murray, John | Lynds Moody, William H. | MeKin Moses, Benjamin | Parker 'Rogers, Benjamin | Ruthe 'Rogers, William | Tucke |Robins, Ansel | Wier, (Raymond, Josiah

'Reymard, John cl 'Shaw, Jesse | Bent, /Townsend, W. H. | Carrot Tooker, Charles | Donki \Weston, Leonard | De We | | Delan

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| 1861.]

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Arqyle. Abbot, Reuben Bourque, John

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COMRK'S. INSOLV. DEBTORS.

Gardner, Enos

'Harding, Israel iH: itfield, Isaae 8S,

Glencross, T., St. Marys Bill, Caleb R.

Larkin, Stillman 'McKinnon, John Porter, Leon Rvder, John 'Surette, Michael Surette, Peter Simms, Jeremiah White, Joseph iWilson, Obed 'Willett, Thomas 'White, J n B.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS, AND FOR TAKING

McKinlay, Andrew Shields, Andrew Smith, James R. Tremain, James Twining, H. C. D. HANTS. Freize, David Harding, E. F., M.D. King, Jo n Otis McHaffey, Hon. R. A. Sangster, James Smith, John M. Withrow, Jacob Young, Elkanah, Esqs. INVERNESS. Brouard, Peter L. McKeen, Hon. Wm. McDougall, Lauchlan McDonnell, James Tremain, John L. Tremain, Dunsier KINGS. Barnaby, Geo. A. Beckwith, Mayhew

Burgess, Seth Campbell, Thos. B. iCalkin, Benj. H. Chipman, Wm. H.. 'Chipman, Wm. R. Crane, Wm.

sae | Bourque, Dominick D. Hatfield, William, jr. | Bihine, Cyril \Hamilton, Jamos H. G | ))'Entremont, Simon Hoge, Nathaniel ngs ! 1)'Entremont, Peter § S. |Ilamilton. Samuel ald | J) Entremont, William Jo 'tfery, Matthew fe _D'Entremont, L. B. (Lent, Abram, Custos. 'sc nuice Kakins, Robert J. Lent, James M. | Gavel, John, sen. __{Larkin, Walter com anemene ea Oe One enceee- eeemrenree aw ere eee moras. auchlan aaa . as COMMISSIONERS Awice FOR GIVING RELIEF TO ander AFFIDAVITS TO HOLD TO BAIL. 4 | ANNAPOLIS, He elagh Joshua COUNTY. Bath, Robert H. 'Morse, Silas H. rt clipe in, Major IMcKay, Donald am Yoster, William Y. Rate hiord, C. E. uben | Gray, + James Pineo, Hon. H. G. Grassie, George R. Page, James Dz. Poyntz, James Rogers, Wm. H. 1 | | Ruggles, Israel W. Roach, C.D. on | | Wheelock, Jos., Esqrs. |Blenkhorne, Amos S. in | - eiaan pases | | CAPE BRETON. : DIGBY. . | Bonrinot, Joha Budd, Charles r | Clarke, Peter H. Donnegan, John | Leonard, Charles Hegan, Edward Sea | McAlpine, Charles Marshall, Edward yh | Ousely, Wm., Esqrs. |Rodinson, John S Scewart, Henry, Esqrs. niel COLCHESTER. - iam H _ Archibald, Samuel GUYSBOROUGH. 1a38 | Blanchard, James F. |Attwater, Abner W. Crane, Silas H. Cutler, Hon. R. M. dmund | Campbell, Wm. 'Cunningham, Edw. J. B., Custos | Dickson, Joseph 'Cook, Francis | Lyads, David B. iCarritt, Edward am H. | MeKinnon, William = |Franchiville, Edw. H. min Parker, Francis R. Jost, Caristopher min | Rutherford, William |Hadtoy, James B. am | Tucker, Charles | Wier, John, Esqrs. (McDonald, H. do. siah - [McKeen, Win. do. in CUMBERLAND. |Mahoney, John | Bent, William W. Scott, W.J., Esqrs. Pa 6 | Carrott, Francis sonata les | Donkin, Charles G. HALIFAX. ard De Wolf, Charles Anderson, Hon. J. H.

Delaney, J. W. , Gordon, Michael

sson, John Keith, Hon. Alexr.

Dickey, Hugh L. Hutchinson, John F. Rand, Caleb H.

Starr, Richard, Esqrs. LUNENBURG. Dimock, Daniel Ernst, Henry Harley, John Heckman, John Ross, Wm., Esqrs. PICTOU. Campbell, George Crichton, James Doull, Robert Fraser, James Gordon, Wm. Hockin, D. McKenzie, Rodk. Murray, Robert Murdoch, James Narraway, Henry R. Patterson, Abram Primrose, James Robertson, Duncan

Skinner, James, Esqis.

EDUCATIONAL.

QUEENS. Barss, James Campbell, John Carten, John Edgar, Jolin Moore, James F. Patillo, Thomas Rh. (Roberts, Robert ene Caleb, Esqrs.

RICHMOND. eighton, Wim, Decurteret, Peter Donovan, Simon Handley, Geo, T. Leaver, Thomas Maytell, Henry Madden, Dp. O'C, Smith, J. R. SHELBURNE, Barclay, Andrew Coffin, Josiah 'Currie, Robt. 'Deinstadt, Geo. H.

| |

(1861,

Enslow, Isaac G. McKenna, Gilbert McNaughton, Alexr. Muir, James

'Sargent, Winthrop Tottie, John

White, Cornelius, Esqs.

| SYDNEY. iBrennan, George iCanningham, Wm. R. | iHierlihy, Wi. G. McDonald, Alex., M.D,

VICTORIA, Hart, Jos. Jones, Wm. iMorrison, Donald Taylor, Alex., Esqrs. YARMOUTH. Bourke, John 'Ciements, Renben Gardner, Enos 'Rogers, Wim.

SURVEYORS OF SHIPPING.

Arichat, George E. Jeans. Amherst, Robert McCully. Annapolis, T, C. Tobias. Antigonish, Allan Macdonnell. Barrington, Daniel Sargent. Baddeck, A. F. Halliburton. Bridgeport, Philip I. Dodd. Cornwallis, E. Lockwood. Cape Canso, George Norris. Digby, Botsford Veits.

| (ruysborough, Thomas McColl.

| [alifax, Samuel Murphy

| Liverpool, Wm. Bryden. Lunenburg, H. M. Moyle. Londonderry, A. 1). Morrison. North Sydney, P. Dodd.

\Pictou, Robert Hattie.

Pugwash, David Rogers. 'Parrsborough, J. Ra:chford

Port Hood, ii. Tremaiu, acting. Sudney, C.B., C. E. Leonard. LShelburne, Wm. C. Whidden, \St. Mary's River, A. McDonald. |Tutamagouche, Wm. Campbell.

|Zusket, J. M. Lent. | Windsor, R. B. Porter.

Walton, C. R. Allison.

| Wilmot, Robert Stone.

| Weymouth, H. D. Ruggles. | Wallace, Nicol Nicolson. Giukaes Alex. Hood.

COMMISSIONERS TO LICENSE PILOTS.

HALIFAX. John Williamson, Hon. James McNab,

PUGSWASH.

Geo. McKenzie, Esqrs.! William Frazer,

'Henry Roberts,

"« J.E. Fairbanks, John U. Ross, Esqrs. PICTOU, | James Primrose, Roderick McKenzie, Alex. P. Ross, . James Purves,

Hon. H. G. Pineo, Thomas Page, dames Bent,

iC. B. DeWolf,

|\Daniel Rogers, Esqrs.

| TATAMAGOUCHE., John Miller,

ae Mittitall, Esqrs.

WALLACE. Joseph Huestis, J. B. Davison, iJ. N. B. Kerr, | Rich. Scott, jr., Esqrs. |

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REVENUE OFFICERS,

plete, Leven cones ee aera etn = Sea satresseccaseocistetanateanieaed niecniatacainrinaeta REVENUE 'OFFICERS. | COUNTIES. | PORTS. 'cou RS. 8, & COMT'ES. I8.) SEIZING OFFICERS, c. TT | tt i LT - - - = |Annapolis, T. GC. Tobias. J. L. Rice, T. Brooks, R. Hell. Bridgetown, Jas. H. Thorne. |K, W. Foster, H, Chesley. Clementsport, |G. *. Ditmars. |Wm. Durland.

| ANNAPOLIS, o++

' Caps BRETON,.

| COLCHESTER, ..

- CUMBERLAND, .

DieBy,

GuYsBORO',...

HALIFAX, ....-

TIANTS,. ee eee

INVERNESS, ...

KINGS,. eee eee

| LUNENBURG, ..

PICTOU, .. coe.

QUEENB,..... nD - RIcHMOND, ..

enca meine pen BS ecers saceccinin OPE - _ - " - _SF Oh Sh eS et eee ot ost ee,

SHELBURNE,...

| SyDNEY, ....

VICTORIA, ....

Port Williates, Phorne''a Cove, Wilmot, Louisburg, Lingan, Maiuadieu, North Sydney, pf a Londenderry, Cruro, ratamagouche, Amherst, \dvocate Harb'r, Jogging,

Pugwash, Yurrsborough, Wallace, "

Bear River, 'hurch Point, Nighy,

Sandy Cove, Vestport, Veymouth, ape Canso, tuysborough, ort Mulgrave,

't. Mary's River,

Vhite Haven, sheet Harbor, fantsport, Taitland, 'Vindsor, Valton, Wargiuree, VMargsree Islanc Port Rood, Ship Harbor, Jornwuallis, Canady Creek, French Cross, Horton, Ohester, Lunenburg, La Have, Pictou, Liverpool. Port Medway, Arichat, Barrington, Ragged Islands, Shelburne,

| Antigonish, 4 | Har. au Bouche,

|Little River, Raddeck,

A. Grant. A. B. Thorne. Robert Stone J, Clarke, 8. Stone, L. Kavanagh, jr. Joseph Townsend, ii. M. Doda, jr. ' George Rigly.4 S. Bown, OU. EK. Leonard. A. D. Morrison. Thos. M. Crow. Wm. Campbell. Robt. MeCully, Chas. Ward. Geo. Seaman, David Rogers, Jas. Ratchford, Nicol Nivolson.* John Barr. Amb. Bourneuf, Botsford Viets, Calvin Gidney, B. HW. Rouges, H. D. Rug rrles, FeO. Norris. Thos MeColl. rh id Power, reat A.M' Donald. Jos, Feltmate.t Jos. Browner, N. T. Harris. Adam Roy. R. B. Porter, . R. Allison. Tohn McRae, VN. 0. MeKeen., {. Tremain, act'g J. Brouard. Edw. Lockwood. '1. V. Rawding. fohn Orpin, fos. Crane, Chas. Lordly. Hl. M. Moyle. Tohn Harley. D. McCulloch. J. H. freeman. I. J. Letson. simon Donovan. W. Sargent. Wm. Stalker, Jas. Muir, jr. Allan Macdonell.iJ« Edw, Corbett.

Jas. Randall. A. F. Haliburton, Evans Campbell.

\A. Morrison, J. Bain.

W.d, A® Harris Fulmer.

A. Fowler, A. Chapman. BE. Church, Fort Lawrence,

W. J. Bigelow.f

John Sterling.

Walter Lawrence. Alexr. Fraser. Abraham Ogilvy. Thomas Lovett.

John Daury.

Danie! Owen, J. Zwicker. D. J. Lantz. J. Oxner.

J. M'Pherson, G. Hattie. Wm. Bryden.

J. Trefry, D. Sargent.

W. Nickerson, N. Snow. F, Demiugs.f

J. Hearne, J. Martell, E. Riley.

Great Bras d'Or, jAlex. Munro. 'D, McIntosh, Bay St. Lawrence, | |

t. Ann's, ;foin Me \ulay. f Beaver River, Reuben Perry. 'Pubnico '8. D'Entremont. | 94 YARMOUTH, «.+4 usket, |Abram Lent. Yarmouth, T. E. Moberly. iL. Durkee W. Spinney, A. Hood, |

t Tide W aiters and Seizing Officers. |

o Callectors only; t Coll. Light Duty only;

-1861.]

REVENUE AND HEALTH OFFICERS.

[ise1

CUSTOMS Sia eae: PORT OF HALIFAX. Win. Te.

Dinial ¢ | Edward Binney, Acting Collector. Alex. Kelly, Tide Surveyor. Thomas | Wm. G: Fife, Warehouse Keeper. Errol Boyd, John V J. U. Ross, Head outdoor departm't.|_ Wm. Hav, > Shipping Officers. | Henry J. M. Tidmarsh, | Landing Waiters) James Hills,

James Kerr, und Searchers. | Fdward Kelly, U prise ne Jos. Austen, Gaugers and James Hatch, § oe J. W. Quinnan, Proof Officers, | Daniel Gallagl her,

Peter Donaldson,' Alexr, Mellom, James Fitzgerald, John Dirreen, Thomas P, Ryan, B. B. Oxley, James Morris, Fred. 1D, Corbett,

| GUY | Edward Boatmen. |

Clerks.

Edw. Kayan: wh, Edward Shann, George Ryder,

Jolin Navent,

Edw. LeGuiere, Mathew Nanyle, Henry Vangh: an,

T. Mc Donnell,

iB. Del

| 1 S.G A

William F uster, Geo. C

Donald Fraser

Robert Currio, William i Lean,

Warehouse

poe Thomas ai Ss.

| | John Twaddle | | | | | |

C larke,

| , Tide Waiters.

Jnmes Nichola

John Sreele,

Wom. MeLaren,

James Potter, Zruchman. Joseph Skallish, Office Keeper. _M iam Hill, Broker, _

John L. Com: pton, Robert Mc Don: ld, W el: wood Reynolds, WW i! it im Coe 'Ken,

- rancis Johnston,

James Miller,

Robert Bo: ak, ae

CLER' bate easy DEPARTMENT. Controller and Rey/strar of Shipping.

The

H. B. Paulin, and Pr

| Rev. W. B. King,

John Millar,

George Munro,

| James Fitzgerald, Clerk. | Ven. Samuel Murphy Surveyor of Shipping. and Pr James Venables, Messenger. Lali, Won WAREHOUSING PORTS IN NOVA SCOTIA, and Re Liverpool, Picton, i vdney, C. B., Windsor, Yarmonth. ALM., & poems aI = eS A ST ERIS PORE OPP END SOA OT STS TSOTSI OT merce 'Twins Gramn HEALTH OFFICERS. George ANNAPOLIS. J. Ratchford, (George Lombard, ae tandall, M.D. (W. Y. Theal, M.D. Win. Blackwood, Esqs. ri B.. v Robt. J. Ellison, © (Daniel York, Heide Lean V. Parker, " = /Francis Carrol, DIGBY. Aawia tobert Leslie, " jOny Lewis, Robert stephen, M.D. Stoners. ; Geo. T. Bing: Ly, Esq. Jesse Fullerton, Ceremo P. Jones, C.J. 5 (Edward John Shreve ,_ CUMBERLAND. COLCHESTER, (Lazarus Mallet, Awl, 2 Sami. Mitchell, M.D. Chas. M. Bent, M.D. (Edward Everett, mouth | Charles Creed, H. Kirkwood, 'Jesse Harris, AM. B. G. Purdy, Esyre. J. W. Marshall, " I. W. Ruggles, AR. | Robert Logan, Wm. C. Payson, Nicho! PARRSBORO, Samuel Waugh, Win. Covgins,

WEN,

7aiters,

nonth.

1861. ] ECCLESIASTICAL. 81

Win. I. Bent, angie Mini dhe, 'John Fereuson, Diniel Ouseley James Murdock, Thomas Morchouse, KINGS, H. Kirkwood, Esqs. John V. Purdy, |W. B. Webster, M.D.

| Henry Rlack, Esqrs. (E. L. Brown, RICHMOND.

IH. O. McLatchy, " Henry C. Fixott, GUYSBOROUGH. J.B. Tremain " |;

| Edward Carritt, M.D. Henry Shaw, us | STELBURNE.

J. K. Wilson, M.D.

| HALIFAX. LUNENBURG. iGeorge Snvder, J... layter, M.D. (W. A. Crandal, (Henry L. Wilson J.C. Hume, = " iW. A. C. Randall. il, L. Kelly, -qrs.

WANTS. | PICTOU. YARMOUTH.

B. DeW. Fraser, iE. F. G. Kirkwood, G. L. Farish, M.D. W. Cook, J. B. Bond, as INVERNESS. Alex. 'Thompson, B. V. Harley, "

'8.G A. Me Keen, M.D. Henry R. Narraway, jA. F. Webster,

Geo. C. Lawrence, iGeores Glennie, Kk. W. B. Moolly, Jnmes Me Vonell, James § . Loraine, W. LU. Townsend, Esqs.. Nicholas Murphy, 'James Iv cs,

ECCLESIASTICAL. CLERGY OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND IRELANi) IN NOVA SCOTIA.

The Right Rev. Hibbert Binney, p.p., Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia | and Prince Edward Island.

Ven. Robert Willis, D.D., and p.c.u., Archdeacon of Nova Senita and Prinee Edward Island.

Hialijar, Ven. Robert Willis, p p., and p.c.t., Rector, and Rey. G. W. Hill, A.m., Curate, St. Paul's Church; Rev. W. Bullock, Rector, | and Rey. H. Bul ock, a.m, Assistant, St. Luke's; Rev. R. F Uniuncke, | aM., and Rev. Thomas Crisp, a.n., Curate, St. ' George's ; Rev. J. T. 'Twining, Garrison hai Sra Rev. EK. Gilpin, A.M., Principal Halifinx | Grammar School; Rey. J. C. Cochran, the Bishop's Chapel, and Rev. | George Bh. W. Morris, AM Ayiestord, Rev. Richard Avery, Anna- | polis, Rev.- Jas. J. Ritchie, A.M. Amherst, Rev. Geo. Townsend, a.M | Albion Mines, Rev. O. Grindon. Antigonish, Rev. Wm. T. Morris, | A.B, and Rev. 4. 37. W. Lill, ace. Avichat, Rev R. F. Brine, a.z. Bridgewater, J. T. Moody, jr.. a.b. Barrington, J.T. Tays. Cale- | donia, Rey. Abraham Jordan. Cornwallis and Wolfville, Rev. John | Storrs, A.B. Clements-port, Rev. W. M. Godfrey, a.n. Chester, Rev. C. J. Shreve, a.p., and; Rev. Richard Payne. Dartmouth, tev James | | Shreve, p.p., and Rev. J. Stewart, A.M. Digby, Rev. Are 'hibald Gray, | A.B. and Rey. A. Milledge. Digby Neck, Rey. H. P. Almon. Fal-+ mouth, Rev. Geo. Me-Cawley, p.p. Granville, Rev. J. M. Campbell, | A. M., and Rev. H. D. DeBlois, a.m. Guysborough, Rev. G. T. Jarvis, A.B. Kentville, Rev. Henry L Yewens. Liverpool, Rev. Edward B. Nichols, A.M., and Rev. J. Abbott. Lunenburg, Rev. H. L. Owen, a.s. |

© Those n names in! It. 'lies. are retired Ministers.

82 ECCLESIASTICAL. {1 861

Maitland, Rev. Jolin Randall, .B., Mahone Bay, Rev. W. Hl. Snyder, A.M. Manchester, Rev. H. iL. Hamilton, A.B. 'Margaret' s Bay, 'Rev. John Ambrose, a.m. Newport, Rev. J. J. Hill, Am. New Dublin and j |} Petite Riviere, Rev. Henry Spike, a.p. Parrshoro', Rev. W. B. King,

A.M. Pictou, Rev. Charles Elliott, a.s. Pugwash, Rev. J. A. Good. | Rawdon, Rev. C. Bowman, A.B. Ship Harbor and Jedore, Rey. Robt. Jamieson. Salmon River and Beaver Harbor, Rev. James Breadine. | Stewiacke, Rev. J. Alexander. Sackville, Rev. KR. Me Cochran, A.B, | Shelburne, Rev. T. H. White, a.n. Sydney C. B., Rev. Richard J. | Uniacke, a.p. Sydney Mines, Rev. T. D. "Ruddle. 'T ruro, Rev. J. Forsythe, and Rev. J. Forsythe, jr. Tusket, Rev. Philip 'Tocque, Pindsor, Rev. George McCawley, D.D., Professor of King's College;

D. W. Pickett, AM, Principal Collegiate Department; Rev. J.

u iorsioy, a.m., Professor of 'Theo! ozy, King's College ; Rev. Thos. Maynard, A.M., Rector; Rev. ae Gilpin, A.M. Weymouth, Rey, Philip Fileunl, a.w. Wilmot, Rev. James Robertson, p.p. Yarmonth, Rev. Jolin '?. Moody. Hubhert's Cove, Rev. H. Stamer.

Travelling Missronaries. - Cape Breton Island, Rev. W. Gelling ; West Coast of Nova Scotia, Rev. Philip Toeque.

COLONIAL CHURCH AND SCHOOL SOCIETY. Patron. - Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen. Vice Patrrons, - His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, and His Grace the Archbishop of York.

Harirax CorresronpinG Commirrer. - | Incorporated by Act of | the Provincial Legislature, 1851.| - The Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia, | ex officio, (Chairman,) Rev. Dr. 'wining, Rev. G. W. Hill, Hon. M. B. ee. G. A. Creighton, Thomas A. Brown, Peter Lyneh, W. Prvor,

yee: Hill, J.C. Cogswell, J. W. Ritchie, W m. Hare, and Brenton Collins, Esquires. Secretary, Capt. F Webber Smith. Zreasurer, Kd- | ward Binney, Esq.

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MINISTERS OF T'E SYNOD OF NOVA SCOTIA AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, (IN CONNECTION WITH THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.)

Moderator, Rev. Thos. Duncan. Clerk, Rev. James Christie. Super- | intendent of Missions, Rey. Jolin Martin. Synod Treasurer, William | Gordon, Isa.

PrResBYTERY OF Hanrrax. - Zllaliziur, St. Matthew's, Rev. John Scott, A. M., and Rev. Thoias Ji: dine } St. Andrew's, Rev. George Boyd. St. Andrew's, St. John's, N. F., Rev. Donaid McRae. P resby- tery Clerk, Rev. 'Thomas Jardine, Missionary, Rev. Geo. W. Stewart.

Da akira r OF Picrou. - MeLelan's MOE, Rev. Alexander MeGilvray. Pictou, A. W. Herdm: an, A.M. Pugwash, Rev. 'Thomas Tallach. New Glasyow, Rev. Allan Pollok. = JWallace, Rev. James Christie, Gairloch and Saltsprings, Rey. Alexy, MeKoy. Presbytery |

Clerk, Rev. Jaines Christie. Afissvonaries, Kev. John Sinclair and Rev. Daniel McCurdy.

PRESBYTERY OF P. E. Istanp. - Charlotictown ' Rev, Thos. Duncan, Belfast, Rev. Alexv. McLean. Adiss'onary, Rev. Wim. Mc Laren.

| The Rev. D. McDonald is in connection with this Synod, but does not sit as a member of court.

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861.] ECCLESIASTICAL. 83

-ConGHienw ON STATISTICAL AND Bees \L Rerurns. - Rev. | Messrs. Herdman (Convener), Mecitay, 'Tallach, Sinclair, Jardine, and | John McKay, Esq. | ComMITTEE ON Wipows' aAxp Onrrans'? Funp. - Rey. Messrs.

McLean (Convener), Jardine, Boyd, Herdman, Pollok, Christie, Hon. John Holmes, James Purdic and John McKay, Esqrs. | The Synod meets this year in St. Matthew's Church. Halifax, at 11 o'clock, on the last Wednesday in June.

| Qs= For Ministers, &c., of United Presbyterian Church, see sub- sequent page.

I MINISTERS OF THE WESLEYAN CHURCH OF EASTERN

es H AMERICA.

Rev. H. Pickard, D.D., Co-Dele gate and Secretary. |

Halifix District. - Halitax, Rev'ds. Charles C hurchill, A. M., (Book Steward,) Chairman, S. W. Sprague, John Brewster, Richard Pratt,

| TI. Pope, Ist.* Arthur MeNutt.# Mus q uodobvit Harbor, R. Wasson.

| rE Joseph Hart, John Marshall.* Petite Riviere, John §. Addy. M | Village, James S. Burns. Liverpool, George Johnson. Port aun, John Howie. Windsor, Henry Pope, 2nd, Richard John- son, Frederick Smallwood. Newport, James G. Hennigar. Kempt, W. Alcorn. Maitland, Robert E. Crane. Bermuda, Frederick W. Moore, Wm. Ryan.

St. John District bm - St. John, Rev'ds. John MeMurray, Chairman, W. Wilson, James R. Narraway, A.A, Win. Temple," G. Bk 'ayson,* James E neland, John Lathern. St. 'Andrew 's, John B. Brownell. St. David's, Wm. Tweedy. St. Stephen's, Hezekiah M'Keown. Mill }

'Towa, Wim. Smith. Sussex Vale, Richard Smith, Theophilus S. Richey. Greenwich, Stephen T. Teed. Upham, John 8. Colter.

Truro District. - Truro, Rev'ds. Thos. H. Davies, Chairman. Middle Musquodoboit, Win. C. M'iXinnon. River Philip, Alex. M. Desbri- say. Pugwash, John R. Hart. Wallace, Wm. Allen. River John S. Humphrey, 4.6. Pictou, John Cassidy. Guysborough, Geo. 8. Milligan, ALM., Isane Thurlow, R. Mitchell Smith. Sydney, ©. B:,

| Georve OQ. Huestis, Zas. A. Richey. Ship Harbor and Arichat, Joseph Sutcliffe. Port Food and Margearie, John J. Teesdale.

| Prince Edward Island District - Ch' town, Rev'ds. H. Daniel, Chair- man. Cornwall ord Little York, Alex. W. Nicolson. Pownal, Roland Morton. Bedeque, Jolin Prince. Margate, Benjamin J. Johnston. King's County, Alex. S. Tuttle. West Cape, Wm. C. Brown.

FreperRIcTON District. - Fredericton, Rev'ds. Chas. Stewart, J. S. Coffin. Shetheld, R. Weddall. Woodstock, R. A. Temple, Chairman, Dunean PD). Currie, D. B. Scott. Andover, T. "Watson Smith, Nash- wark, Jolin Read. Gagetown, MT Hol land. Burton, Fletcher A. Wel- don. Miramachi, George M. Barratt. Bathurst, Wm. W. Perkins.

SackviLLe Districr. - Sackville, Revd's. Charles DeWolf, A.M., Job Shenton. Mount Allison Institution, H. Pickard, D.D., Chairman gies aon of Male Branch; J. Allison, A.M., Principal Female Branch ; S. Avery, Agent for Theological Institution. Point de Bute, J. Snow- ai and Douglas Ch: apnan, Baie de Verte, Jas. 'Lweedy. Moncton, Jeremiah 'V. Jost. Coverdale, "homas Hart and C, Gaskin*. "Hope-

call Jas. Bue julsy,

| town, Michael Pickles,

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| burne, ft.

| Isiand Cove,

i Prestwood and (i John S.

Q4 ECCLESIASTICAL.

(1861 Richihacto, 'Giephen F. Huestis. Amherst, Wm. as Cardy. Parrsborough, John L. Sponagle, and C. 8S, Lane.

ANNAPOLIS HistRict. - Annapolis, Rev'ds. James 'Taylor. Bridge.

Bent*. Wilmot, A.)

Tuttle. Horton, T. Angwin, Chairman.

Cornwallis East, Wim. Smithson.

William McCarty.

Robt. Duncan.

4

5

George Miller* and J. F.

B. Black. Aylesford, G W.

H. W. Pic kles.

West, George Butcher.

ham Sutclitte and Jas. Tweedy.

NEWFOUNT LAND District. - St. John's, Rev'ds. ©. Betterell, Chair- | man, J. Waterhouse & A. Nightingale*, Harbor Grace, C. Lockhart. Carbonear, E. Brettle and W. S. Shenstone. Drigus, Thomas Smitii. Port de Grave, William E. Shenstone. Black Head, John S. Peach. James Dove. Old Perlican, Thomas Gaetz. Comben. Trinity, Alfred Ww, Thomas Tox. 'Twillingate, Phinney. Grand Bank, Western Shore, Joseph Gaetz. A. Duke.

Cornwallis | Yarmouth, Ing-.

Shel-

Digby,

B. Likely. Barrington,

Hants Har- | Bonavista, Paul y Thomas Harris. Burin, John "interbotham. Petites and

Rxploits and Little Bay Islands, Jas.

bor, Charles Turner.

CLERGY OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN NOVA) SCOTIA. | Thomas L. Connolly, p.p., Archbishop of Halifax. Hate Sx. - Hatlifix, 'Very Rey. Archdeacon Hannan, , Edward Butler, John x Cove, J. Carmody | Kennedy. Annapolis, D. O'Connor. - Clare, | Metegan, F. Blanchette. Pubnico, '\. M'Leod. Liverpool and Chester, Peter Danaher. Shibenncadie, Thomas Walshe. Eastern Harbor and Chezeteook, A. Meisaac. >t. Croix, John Mack. Bermuda, John |) Higginbotham, Chaplain to the Military, TI. Holden, Chaplain to the |! Convicts. f St. Mary's Carecnistic:1t Socrety. - President, Rev. Dr. Con- | nolly; Vice President, Mr. P. Walshe; Zreasurer, My. E. Kelly ; Seere- j tury, Mr. G. B. Kenny. Diocesr oF Artenat. - Arichat, Rev'ds. Hubert Girrior. Pere Goodeau. L'Ardoise, River, Burgevis aid St. Ann's, teau. Creignish, Ship Harbor, River Inhabitants, | Jadique, Allen McLean. Mabou and Port Hood, ; (Vicar-Gen.) Broad Cove, Lake H Grant. Cheticamp, - McDonough. Lower and North East Margaree. Y. Chisholm. East Bay, Big Pond, Red Islands and Grand Mira, Neil McLeod. Syeney, French Village, Bridgeport, Linga , and Lower Point, James Quinnan. North Sydney, Sydney Mines and Lit | | { | |

The Most Rev.

DIOCESE OF p.p., Rev'ds. Patrick L. Woods. Dartmouth, Windsor, Rev. Jamés Rey. Joseph P. Roles. Yarmouth, J. Quinan. herst, P. Dunphy.

Madden, Patrick Power

Dennis Geary. Herring

Am-

Desconse, | Julien Cor- | River Dennis and Alexr. McDonald, | Ainslie and Upper Margaree, J.

tle Bras @Or, John Lauchlan. Louisburg and Main- ie dieu, Richard Mieghan. Grand Narrows and Bras d'Or, Boisdale, Cape North, St. Lawrence and Ingonish, John V. McDonnell. Antigonish and West | "ates J. Cameron, b.vb. 'Tracadie, Havre a Bouche, Pompquett »and | lrish Village, Jolin Quinnan and Thos. Sears. St. Andrew's

ber Lake, Pompquette Falls and Wine Harbor, Don. MeGiivray. saiv and Bailey's Brook, W. L.

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McLeod. Malignant,

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1861. ] Biouk and Mo borough, Rom Whitchead, T North, K. J. O St. FRANC! Professor of M ron, DD. Dir Philosophy, G Mathematics, J Roderick MeD sor of English Mr. Hugh Car Duncan Came St ANDRE\ Gilvray and A ARICHAT A &e., Rev. Hub John McDouy TRAPPIST Francocis.

MINISTERS

Centrat A Munro. New Valley, Rev. S. W. DeBlo A. 8S. Hunt. Parker. Lon H. Porter. I Read. Uppe i. M. Sauna Windsor, Re mia!) Banero Waiker.

Western land, Rev I Islands, Rev. ments, Rev. Rev. KE. F. F kK. N. Harris tell, Port G ray. Nictan Rev. J. Me Rav. R. R. Rev. J. HH. Grauville. Charles Tuy ville, Samuc Parker, W.

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| 1861, ] ECCLESIASTICAL, 85 | |

Brook aid Morris town, Hush Monae Pictou, A. McSween. Guys-| borough, Roman Valley, Land Point and McNair's Cove, James Dufty. | Whitchead, Tor Bay, Larry's River and Canso, Jas Drummond. Cape North, Kt. He McDonald.

St. Francis Xavier's Contece, ANTIGONISHE. - President and. Professor of Moral Theology, Church History, &., Rev. John Came- ron, D.D. Director of Studies, and Professor of Dogmatical Theology, Philosophy, Greek and Hebrew, Rev. John Schulte, p.p. Professor of Mathematics, Latin, English Composition and N: atural Philosophy, Mr. Roderick MeDonald. Professor of French, Charles Martell. Profes- sor of English Grammar, Geography, Book Keeping and Arithmetic, Mr. Hugh "Cameron. 'Taacher of the lower English Department, Mr. Duncan" Cameron.

St ANDREW's GRAMMER Scuoot. - Teachers, Messrs. Ronald Mc- Gilvray and Andrew McGilvray.

Aricuat AcApEemMy, ARICHAT. - President and Directors of Studies, | &e., Rev. Hubert Gerrior. Professors, Messrs. Joseph McGilvray and | John McDouyall.

Trapepist Monastery, Tracapie. - Superior, Very Rev. Pere Francocis.

MINISTERS OF THE ASSOCIATED BAPTIST CHURCHES IN NOVA SCOTIA.

Centrat AssocraTion. - Halifax, Rev'ds. W. HW. Humphrey, A. H. Munro. New Germany, Rev'ds. W. H. Caldwell, B. Taylor. Pleasant Valley, Rev. Win. Chipman. Wolfville, Rev'ds. J. M. Cramp, p pb., | S. W. DeBlois. New Minas, Rev. T. W. Crawley. Cornwallis, Rev. A. S. Hunt. hester, J. C. Hurd. Billtown, Cornwallis, Rev. James Parker. Long Point, Cornwallis, Rev. D. Pineo. Sackville, Rev. TP. H. Porter. Hantsport, Rev. S. 'I. Rand. Gaspereaux, Rev. E. QO. | Read. Upper Aylesford, Rey, Jas. L. Read. West Cornwallis, Rev. |

M. Saunders. Rawdon, Rev. J. Stevens. Kempt, B. Vaughan. | Vv ndsor Rev. D. M. Welton. Newport 't, Rev'ds. Geo. Dimock, Jere- |; mia Bancroft. Travelling Agent, Rev. David Freeman. Rev. R. |, Walker. . |

Wastery Assocration - Yarmouth, Rev. H. Angell. Long Is- land, Rev H. Achilles. Bridgetown, Rev. G. Armstrong. Ragged Islands, Rev. A. W. Barss. Chebogue, Rev. William Burton. Cle- | ments, Rey. A. Cogswell. Barrington, Rev. T. C. DeLong. Milton, |

| Rev. E. F. Foshay. Bridgetown, Rev. W. G. Goucher, Hebron, Rev. 4

kK. N. Eharris. Dighy Neck, Rev. J. C. Norse. Tusket, Rev. A. Mar- | tell. Port George. Rev. J. A. Moore. Chute's Cove, Rev. P. F. Mur- | ray. Nictaux, Rev'ds R.S. Morton, Willard G. Parker. Greentield, Rev. J. Mekenne. Hillsburgh, Rev. Obed Parker. Port Medway, Rav. R. R. Paclp. Weymouth, Rev. C. Randall. Ohio, Yarmouth, Rev. J. H. Saunders. Deertieid, Yarmouth, Rev. J. A. Stubbert. Granville. Rev. James Spencer. Aylesford, Rev'ds. aA. Stronach, | Charles Tapper, p.p. Wilmot, Rev. N. Vidito. - Licentiates - Wok:- ville, sb ot B. Kempton, Thomas Biackadar; Aylestord, Andrew Parker, W. L. Parker; Yarmouch, Jolin 'Tooker.

KASTERN Sas aceiee hk nherst, Rev. J. Balecom. Stewiacke, iv. Obed Chuie. Truro, Rev. D. W.C. Dimock. Charlottetown, P.

Re

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I.0., Rev. J. Davis. St. B., Rey. David Lawson.

LESIASTICAL.

[ 1861.

Zute, N, North

Maury' Rh _ EL, Bagles. Bedeyuc, D, i. I. )

Point de Rey. Malcolin Ross,

Svdney, C.B., Rev. Hugh Ross, Portaupique, Rev. James Reid. Kast Point, p KL, Rev. John Shaw. Onslow, Rev. Benjamin Scott. Eco- ' nomy, Rev. S. Thompson. Wallace River, Rev. W. Dobson. Guys. | borough, Rev. A. F. Porter. Stewiacke, Rev. John Miller. Antigo. nishe, Rev'ds. John Whidden, M. A. Bigelow. Sydney, C.B., Rey. | George Richardson. T ancook Island, Rev. Nelson Baker. M: argaree

C.B., Rev'ds. A. Shield, D. McDonald. McQuillan.

Western Domestic Missionary Boarp. - Rev'ds. Nath. Viditoe, (Chairman,) George Armstrong, A.M., (Secretary and Treasurer,) Chas, 'Tupper, p.p., T. C. Delong, Aaron Cogsweil, J. C. Morse, Obed Par- ker, W. G. Parker, J. A. Stubbert, James Spencer, Anthony Martell,

Mira Bay, C.B., Rev. D. P,

Chas. Randall, P. F. Murray, Hy. Angell, A. W. Barss, R. R. Phelp, T. A. Higgins; Brothers Asaph M> shall, W. H. Chipman, Israel Longley, John Brenton, Watter Ricketson, S. L. Chipman, William

|| Brown, Avard Longley, Sam. Randolph, W. EL Morse, Jas. Cornwell, - Froxcu Mission Boarp. - Joseph Shaw, Esq., (Chairman, ) Rev, Henry Angell, (Secretary,) Wm. Charenilt, lisq., (Treasurer), Rev'ds, Charles Randall, William Burton, J. C. Morse, J. A. Stubbert, W. G, Goucher, T. C. Delonge, E. N. Harris, A. Martell; Brothers J. H. Saunders, W. 8 Robbins, Edward. Huestis, Wm. Gridley, C. Sabean, iT. ik. Payson, W. 8. Raymond, B. B. Moses, Jesse Shaw, Wm. Harris, Abram Lent, Calvin Wyman, Nelson Corning, Charles Pinkey, Saml. Brown, Ebenezer Rose. Western Boarp or In¢iru Ministers' and Wipows' Fuxp. - Rev'ds. Charles Randall, (Treasurer,) J. C. Morse, Obed Parker; Bro- thers Isaac Cornwall, William John, Benjamin Hardy. The Western Association, comprising the Counties cf Yarmouth, Digby, Shelburne, Queen's and Annapolis, meet at Bear River, on the third Saturday in June, at 2 o'clock, P.M. The Central Association, consisting of the Churches in the Connties of King's, Hants, Lunenburg and tialifax, meet at Woltville on the |, second Saturday in June, at 106 A. M, | 'The Eastern Association, consisting of the Churches in the Counties | of Colchester, Cumberland, Guysborough, Pictou, Sydney, C. B., and | Prince Edward Island, meet at Guysborough. Nova Scorra Baptist Howe' Missionary Socrery Officers of

|| the Society. - J. W. Barss, Esq., President; John King, T. 8. Harding, R. Me 'Learn, lsqrs., Vice Presidents ; Juo. Whitman, Esq., Treasurer } W. L. Evans, sq., Auditor; R. N, Beckwith, Secretary, Bowrd of Managers - Re wads. W. H. Itumphrey, A. H. Munro, J. M. Cramp, p.p., 'I'. H. Porter, D. M Weiton, AJS. Hunt, J. E. Baleom, James Parker, D. W.C. Dimoc 'k, David Freeman, Hon'bls. J. W. Jolinston, Jonathan MeCally, J. W. Nutting, Esq., (Chairman,) Mahew Beckwith, Herbert Cunningham, W. L. Evans, 8. Selden, D. MeN. Parker, R _N. Beckwith, £. Webber, John Thomas, Andrew Shand, Andw. Shaw, _ Jacob Layton, Esqrs.

ASSOCIATED FREE CHRISTIAN BAPTIST MINISTERS.

Cornwallis. Elders J. B. Norton and Sam. Cox. Yarmouth, Elders | Charles Knowles, David Oram, Calvin Cann and Thos, Brady. Bar- rington, Blder Albert Swim. aAryyle, Eider C. J. Oram. Port Medway,

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Nova ; © ee a | ¢ 'USO, : Niles | Ridge HH | 1 James The a the Thur ENGLI GERM. UNIVE AF R AFRIC Rev. Rie Bear Riv Phomas Gottiean Thomas Roan; { Jones : ( Join Pi This J

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Antigo. .B., Rey, Margaree, ev. D. p.

1. Viditoe, rer,) Chas, Obed Pavr- y Martell, R. PI help, an, Israel b, William Cornwell, han,) Rey, r), Rew ds, art, W. G, TOR) J, H,

Sabean, m. Harris, key, Sami,

' Fuxp. - 'ker; Bro-

Yarmouth, ver, on thie

a Connties ilie on the

> Counties

C. B., and

Officers of | Harding, Treasurer ;

Board of IT. Cramp, m, James Johnston, mee mas Park YR. lw. ae

STERS.

th, Elders dy. Bar- ; Medway,

RET I T_T PR ES a eee crew cee wane: ES RO AE A RMR 2 Na en er cnemercarcanie Cet comet ee Rm AS RM MCE ~ renee saa ma icmess ave ans Aenang: werner rae AT A LL NS a ne Et

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ville,

Bent.

Eider Edward Sullivan. Elder Sam. Bennison. - Yarmouth, W. Western and Hugh Cann,

FREE Island, Elder H. W.

Yarmouth,

Cane Sable Reynolds.

CONGREGATIONAL UN NEW BRUNSWICK.

Nova Scortra. oe th and Chebogue, erpool, James Melvin and James Howill.

ee S. Snider,

Lider

ECCLESTASTICAL.

Caledonit A E Ie vt Douglas T hor: LiceNsSED AND ORDAINED MINISTERS.

John

SION OF

New Brunswick. - Shefiield, Rev'ds.

tidgo and Cardigan, G. Sterling.

ames 'lhornton.

The Congregational Union of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick meet |

KKempt-

Barrington, 8S. West.

WILL BAPTIST MINISTERS

Varris. Jonkins.

Solid Rock,

Bridgewater, Barrington Head, Iiders 8. McKeown and W. W. Ashley

Elder Edwd. Klder Asa

NOVA SCOTIA AND

Rev'ds. Milton,

R. Wilson,

the Thursday after the first Sabbath in July, at St. John,

Exerisu Lurderan Minister. - Bridgewater, Rev. W. M. Bowers. / ISTER. - Lunenburg, Rev. C. E. Cossman. | Gunnison. | gton.

GERMAN LuTrdeERAN MIN st Cuurcu. - Halifax, Rev. N.

UNIVERSALI AFR

Rev. Riehard

j LOMAS 5

Goitican 'and John Coombes

Sanders ; Campbell Ro: ad, Edw ard Taylor ; Graavilie Mountain,

Thomas Roan; Tones :

?reston, D.D.

Beach

ICAN EpiscopaAL Metuopistr. - Rev. AFRICAN Baptist Associa tion. - Ordained Ministers, - Halifax, Rev. John Hamilton; ||

Rev. James | ' Nath' | |

Hill,

Joun Plesent, John R,. Thomas. 'his Association will meet at Weymouth, on the 38rd Saturday in

September,

Smith, Esq. Cauvehill,

Spracue, Hon.

derson, W, C. Silver, 'T. Charles Robson,

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well,

Col. Nelson, Life Members

ster, Lusqrs,

1861. NOVA-SCOTIA I President, Rev. Martin Gay Black, Jas ML. G. Black, Esq. Committee, Hunter,

*, Twining,

Mn . Almion,

Dr. Avery, A. Soe 'Kinlay, . Dewolf, James y Lynch, J. ow, Robt. nt. Webber Smith. - Samuel Creelman, James C.

Nepean ehaes,

R.E., ¢

W, Nattine,

Secretary, S. is. Sh

Rey. Mes: Hill, Br Hon. W

H. Starr.

Sov ety' s Repositor as Barrington,

C! dure ih,

ern ne ten mee

Halifax, N.

; Hammonds Plains, Bear River, Rev. Henry Jackson ; Horton and Cornwallis, ; Preston, Rev. Benson Smithers. ; Preston, George Neal, Henry Baylie ;

Edward Jackson.

"50 Presidents, Wm. Anon,

cwster, . A. Black itenry Pryor, S.

Thomson, J Ritchie, P. €

Street,

Mr. Wasliin

Licentiates, - Ualitax Join Collins, and Charles |

SIBLE SOCIETY.

Hon. Pryor, Esq. Aumphrey, . Hon. Selden

Miller, D. Me

G. Rawson.

senr. Not in the Union. - St. John, Rev.

Dartmouth, Hammonds Plains, Thomas | Clerks, James Lankford,

[isqrs.

Hil.

Cogswell,

opposite St.

G. Ritchie. Liv- | Cape |

Kis wick

Ns 3.

W. Johnston, Treasurer, Assistant do., I. srs. Scott, Uniacke, Martin, Cochran, Jardine, Boyd, Jolin 1. An- T. A. Brown, A. Creighton,

Co: (Ys-

J.C. Ew: in, Lesqrs.,

H. B. Web-

Paul's |

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ECCLESIASTICAL. [1861

H. AL Ir AX LADIES' BIBLIE ASSOCL \! I LON,

President, Mrs. Nepean Clarke. Treasurer, Mis. S. N. Binney. See. retary, Mrs. Edward Binney. Committee, Mrs. Uniacke, Mas s. McGregor, Mrs. Liddell, Mrs. R. 'remain, Mrs. Win. Howe, Mrs. Passow, Mis, T. Brown, Mrs. Dr. Parker, Mes. Wallace, Mrs. Creighton, Mrs, BE,

Smith. Mts. McLean, Mrs. F. W. Sinith, Mrs. Thos. Bauer, Mra, A, Mitchell, Mrs. Jats. Cogswell, Misses Creighton, Black, Ric 'hardson, Hierlihy, J. Tremain, A. Creighton, H. Hosterman, H. Reynolds, Strachan, M. Marison, Fairbanks.

HALIFAX YOUNG MEN'S CdRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,

President, . Vice Presidents, J. G. A. Creivh- ton, Dr. Aver vy, Chas. Robson, P. C. Hill. S. L. Shannon, Dr. Parker, Msqrs. Correspor nding Se eretary, R. J. Wilson. Recording Sceretary and Librarian, James Farquiar, Treasurer, Sunuel (L. Black. - Cominittee, Thos EB. Knight, A. K. Doul, W.S. Sterling, Joho S. MeQLean, DD. Mekwan, Win. Guvie, Peter Lyach, Dr. Forrest, J. W. Ritchie, J. Hovkins, G. R. Anderson, Wm. Fultz, 8. A. Waite, A James, G. IL, Starr, Jos. S. Belcher, D. H. Starr, T. B. Akins, C. i. Brown, T. A, Brown, sqrs. Messenyer, Wm. Jenkins.

Life Members (Active and Assoviate), by paynent of Ten Ponds ant n- wards. - Sir Samuel Cunard, Bart., Hon. Fuos Collins, Hon. M. B. Al- mon, Hon. J. WH. Auderson, Jas. Cc Coxswell, M. G. Black, Wim. Mur- doch, Geo. H. Siarr, J. C. Allison, Wm. Hare, Win. Cunard, Henry, Bozes, W. B. Fairbanks, Caras. Allison, Win. Miller, Jas. Forman, Dr. Stirling, Edward Binney, Esqrs., Hon. Win. Young, Caief Justice.

Library und News Rooin open every lawful day from 9, a. m., tu 10, p. m., 128 Garrington Strect

Lectures ev en, - alternate Tuesday evening during winter, at 'Temper- ance Hall, at 74 o'clock.

Prayer misauing aid Bible Class every Saturday evening at 8} 0 'olock. |

Young Men's Mutual Lnstruetion Class every 'Thursday evening at 8 | o'c lock.

The General Committee meets quarterly.

MICMAC MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

President, J. W. Ritchie. Vice Presidents, Dr. Avery, Rev. Peter G.

McGregor. Treasurer, George E. Morton. Srerciarg, Wim. © owe.

Com: nittee, Rev. Messrs. Hunter, Churchili, Boyd, Jardine, Crisp, Me- Knight, Sprague, Brewster, Humphrey, ill, @ommander Orlebar, AN,,

| John Burton, Win. Ifare, P. C. Hill, Chas. Rol son, Alex. James, S.

L. Shannon, B. C. Collins, S. Selden, Esqrs. Uanimax City Mrsston. - Treasurer, S. L. Shannon, Esq. Seereta- ry, James Farquhar. Committee, Rev. Messrs. Hill, Brewster, MeGre-

| gor, Jurdine, an l HW. D. Frost, Chis. Robson, J. Beemner, W. S. Ster- | ling, R. J. Wilson, P.C Hill, 8. Selden, P. Thompsoa, P. Lynch, Esqs.

Missionary, Archibald Morton.

Hanrreax WesLteyan Feware Benevouent Socrery.- - Treasurer, Mrs. H. Bell, Seeretary, Miss Nordbeck. Committee, Mrs, Sprague, Mrs. W. Bonnett, Mrs. McNutt, Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. "). H. Starr, Mrs. A. Troup, Miss Starr, Mrs. John H. Anderson, Mrs. eg

Mrs. Knowlan, Mrs. Nordbeck, Mrs. J. Northup, Mrs. Jairus Har Miss Bennett.

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COMPANIES.

Nova-'cotra Evectric TELEGRAPH Company. - Incorporated by Act of the Provincial Legislature, 1851. - Canital, £20,000, in shares of

£5 each, with power to increase the Capital to cost of additional lines.

Stock issued to present time, £28,160. President, E. D. Meyneil, Esq.

| Brecutivre Committee, The Naliti ax Directors, and (lon. R. BLL ickey, |

Alex. McFarlane, WA, Henry, Thos. Spurr, Esqrs. Secretary, Chas. Twining, Esq. . LOCAL Din ecrors, &c. - Amherst, Hon. R. B. = 'ke y.3 Annapolis,

Hon. A. "hitman. ; Avtigonish, W. A. Henry, Esq. ; Barrington, Dy.

Li. leon, Bridgetown, Thos. spurr, Es sq. 3 Br tivemater, R. Gard. |

ner, lg Cape Breton, George Mares aq. 3 Chester, Geo. Richard- con, Esq. 3 Dighy, Charles Budd, Esq. 3 Guysborough, Lewis W. Des

Barres, Esq. 3 Aenteille, W. Chipman, Esq. ; "/verpool, M. McLearn,

B. 0. DeWolf, Svivanus Morton, Esqrs. ; Londonderry, W. A. Dickey, Bsq.; Lower Horton, J. G. Hennigar, Esq, ; Lunenburg, Hon. re m Creighton; MeNair's Cove, J. Hartley, F sq.3 New Glasgow, J. W. Car- michael, Esq. : tele nar J Bent, Esq. «Port Uocd, (terminal station N, 8. and Nfld. Co's s.), GC. Lawrence, sq. 5 Raayed Islands, Jno. Locke, Esq.3 Sackville, N. B. (terminal station for P| E. Land N.S. and N, B Co's.) Hon. R. B. Dickey 5 Sh: dburne, Dr. Snyder; Sydacy, W. Turnbull, Esq. ; S¢. Peters, ; Tatamagouche, \. Patterson,

Esq. 3 Wallace, Alx Macfarlane, Esq. ; Weymouth, C. D. Jones, Ksq. ; i) "lmot, James A. Gibbon, Esq. ; Windsor, D. KE. Geldert, Esq. ; Wolf-

le, Geo. V. Rand, Exq. ; Yarmouth, A. Lawson, Esq. D. Meynell, T. C. Kin- |

HatrFax Directors. - Hon. B. Wier, E.

Office. - At the office of C. Twining, Esq., Prince Strect. Tue American TELEGRAPH Gomeiny . - (Lessees of the Nova

Scotia Lines.) /Zead Office, 4 Wall Street, N.Y. President, Z. Barn- |

um, Esq. Seeretary, Re. W. Russell, Esq. Executive Committee, Z. Barnum, H. O. Alden, R. W. Rassell, Exqrs. Treasurer, F. Morris. Nova Scotra STRICT. - S and Auditor, W. H. Wiswell. Chief Operator, J.G. Smith. Ass' stant, B.S Anens. Clerk, D. Grant. Principal Office at Halifax, McLeod's

Building, Hollis Street.

| Country Srations AND Operators. - Amierst, George Keys ; | | Annapolis, Miss J. Davidson ; Antigonish, R. W. Durfee ; Arichat, Miss | Hart; Barrington, R. UH. Crowell ; Berwick, J. M. Parker ; Bridgetown, | Cias. Hoyt; Bridjewater, Miss C. Harley ; Canning, H. o% Borden 5 | | Cane Manso, Misa A. Brodie ; Chesier, Miss H. Richardson; Prighy, Miss | M.E. Sinyth; Guysboro', Miss M. Mi 'Gregor; LLanisport, Mes. MceCul-. loch Kentville J. HL. Dennison; Lawreneetown, J. W. Jumes; Liver-,

pool, Miss A, Barley; aia Miss E. Dickey; Lower Horton, J. W. Hennigar; Lunenburg, H. Jost; Mahone Bay, Lewis Knant; MeNair's Cove, Miss C. R. F isla New Glasyow, VT. R. Fraser; Picton, W. H. Hoye; Plaister Cove, J. W. Kerr; Port [Tood, A. E. Hoyt; Pugwash, J. 1D. McDonald ; Ragged Islands, X.Z. Chipm: ny hie John,

John 8. Burns; Sackville, We G. Wilkie; St. Peters, Miss Regan 3 Sielhurne, Miss TL. ae Sydney, J.P. Ward; Tatamagouche, Miss

| K. Fraser; Truro, Jos. mouwh, C, 1) Tsivns : oe it, N. B. Gesner ' Windsor, Miss A. Dimock;

'Archibald ; Wallace, Woes, Huestis; Wey-

Wolfville, George V. Rand; Yormouti, A. Lawson.

erintendent, J. Hoyt, Esq. Cashier |

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rectors, Thos. C. Kinnear, J. A. Moren, And. M. Unincke, John Naylor, Win. Gibson, Wm. Moore, Esqrs. Seeretary and Treasurer, S. L, Shannon. Superintendent, John P. Muir. Clerk, Samuel Boreham.

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| ! | Havreax Water Company. - President, Hon. W. A. Black. Di. | |

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HaviraAx And Darrmovutn Sreamnoar Company. - Presidint | day exce |b eaiaaaa }

Hon. M. B. Almon. Vice President, Hon. W. A. Black. Directors, Luwrence Hartshorne, (Secretary,) Wim. Stairs, (Treasurer,) Hon, M, B. Almon, Hon. John E. Fairbanks, Jolin Esson, David Falconer, ),

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| Farrell, Esqrs. Auditors, M. G. Black, and Henry Yeomans, Esqrs, lor Coli: Agent & Manager, Edw. H. Lowe, Esq. Assistant, Mr. C. J . Cleary, | Ah ia : } Messrs. « | Mercnants' Reapine Room. - Committee, Hy. Yo vmans, Wm 2. | Mr. W. | Fairbanks, C.D. Hunter, M. P. Black, J.T. Wainwright, Simon F, ° ' m . ' Barss, Wm. H. Creighton, Daniel Cronan, Henry Lawson, T. Kenny. jr., J B. Bay, John P. Mott, Usqrs. Superintendent, John Munro, Esy. t Direc | , : 7. . Oey ta) Hor Harteax Mrenanics' Linrary. - ("stablished in 1831, incorporat- | ay; i. ) och. ud. U

ed in 1856.) - Pres-dent, Dr. Hume. Treasnrer, R. AH. Wetmore. Con mittec, Messrs, Robert Stephens, John P, Muir, Robt. Taylor, W. A. 8, Blewett. Secretary and Librarian, Robt. J. Wilson.

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N.S. P. B. Bureptne Soctery ann Savines Fuxnpv. - Trustees, | Hon. J. W. Johnston, Win. J. Almon, M.D., and S. Selden, Esqrs, | Directors, J. P. Mott, (President,) W. M. Harrington, (Vice do..) Jad, Sawver, James A. Moren, Esqrs., Hon. B. Wier, M-P 'p, Auditors, J. TY Wylde, S. Noble, Exqrs. Bankers, the Union Bank. Solicitor, Jas. |W. Johnston, jr. Surveyor, Mr. P. Grant. Secretary § Treasurer, Juo. | Burton, Esq. Office 42 Bedford how,

| FYaury McNab, tint, Pod Menzies and Note |; Agent | This Ottawa, and Vic

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| INLAND Navigation Company. - President, James F. Avery, M.D, | Directors, Geo. P. Mitchell, John Stairs, Jos seph Fairbanks, Win. Law- | son, Esqrs. Engineer, Angus McDougall, isqv. Sercetary and Trea: | surer, Samuel Gray, Esq.

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| Hartrax Gas Licut Company. - President, Andrew MeKinlay, | Esq. Directors, Hon. W. A. Black, John Naylor, Hon. Jno. H. Ander- | son, John J. Sawyer, James Tremain, and James Donaldson, Fears | Secretary, W.A.S. Blewett. Manager, Mr. Geo. Buist. Clerk, Mr. D. Hood.

Harrrax TEMPERANCE HALL Company. - President, Wm. <Ack- | hurst, a Directors, Messrs. R. HW. Wetmore, A. J. Ritchie, Jolin | Longard, jr., Thos. W esiey, John Metzler. Secretary § Treasurer, Mr. | H. G. Lanrilliard. Keeper, Vi. Joice.

Hauivax Liprary. - Committee, HW. C. D. Twining (Chairman), Join Naylor (Vice Chairman), S. IL. Shannon, Ch: ules Ro! ygon, John

| Stairs, A. Scott, Esqrs. Treasurer, A, Harshaw, Esq. Secretary an Librarian, Edward Seville.

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BANKS.

The hours of business at the Banks are from 10 a. M., to 3 Pp. M., and the Discount days at the Matifax and Bank of British North America, Mondays and Thursdays, and Nova Scotia and Union Banks, every | diy except Saturday,

HALIFAX BANKING COMPANY,

M. G. Black, (President), N. P. ill, P. C. Hili, J.C. Cogswell, B. H. Colling.and Wm. Pryor, Esqrs. Cashier, N.'T. Hill, Esq. Clerks, Messrs. J. C. W. Wilkie, S. Ul. Biack and J. C. Wilkie. Messenger, | Mr. W. Field. t

BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA. Dinecrors. - Hon. M. G. Almon, President, Hon. John TW. Ander- son, Hon. Alexr. Keith, Jas. Donaldson, Wm. Cunard, J. W. Merkel, A. M. Uniacke, Jolin Esson and James Tremain, Esqrs. Cashier, Jas. | Forman, Esq. Accountant, Jas. C. McIntosh. Zedlers, Messrs. I. P. Studd and Thomas Clay. Clerk, Mr. Alexr. Forrest. Jfessenger, Mr. George Anderson, |

Acgeyrs. - Picton, Jas. Primrose; Yurimouth, J. Murray, jr.; London , ]

Williams, Deacon & Co.,; Luston, J. K. bullor, Conmiercil Bank.

BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. Uantrax Branen. - Local Directors, Won. W. A. Black, Hon, Jas. McNab, and J. B. Bland, Esq. déunayer, 8. N. Binacy, sq. Accoun- | Thomas

Menzies and J. B. Bland, jr. u/essenger, Mr. John Roxby. Solicitor | and Notary, Lon. Wm. Young. General Manager, Thos, Payon, Esq. | Avents in New York, Furguson, Grain & Smith. This Bank has bri anches at Quebec, Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton, | Ottawa, Braniford, Dundas and Kingston, Canada; St. John, N. B., | and V ictoria, Vancouver' s Island. |

UNION BANK OF HALIFAX. Directors. - Wm. Stairs (President), John Gibson, Jas. A. Moren, || T. C. Kinnear, M. P. Black, John Dutfus, and J. W. Ritchie, Esqrs. | Cushie, Wm. Sawers Sterling, Esq. Accountant, George Mache: an. | feller, Uenry Y. Clarke. Clerk, John C. More. Messenger, T. Skinner.

PROVINCIAL SAVINGS BAK.

This Bank is kept-in the Provinee Building. Uours of attendance from 10 till 8 every day except Saturday. Director, The Receiver General. Cashier, George P. Lawson, Esq.

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SOCIETIES.

St. GrorGu's Socirety. - Patrons, The Right Hon'ble. the Earl of | Mulgrave and the Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia. President, J. B. Ben- | nett. Vice-President, S. W. DeBlois. Ist Asst. Vice-F resident, Wm. | Rennels. 2nd Asst. Vice-President, J. B. Oxley. Treasurer, Robert

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Sccretary, W. DeBlois. Chaplains, Ven. Archdeacon Willis, D.D., Rev, | Wni. Bullock, Rev. R. H. Bullock. Physicians, Drs. Almon & Gilpin. Marshall, John Shean. Committee of Management, 'The Marshall (Chair. man), James Crosskill, Wm. Pailister, Win. Ackhurst and E. Dodson, Committee of Charity, J. Darby (Chairman), Wm. Coombes, J.T. Ed- | wards, L. Morton and G. Waterfield. Standard Bearers, - St. George's | Banner, James B. Smithers and George Payne; Quecn's Arms, Alex. Adams and Wm. Humphrey; Royal Standard, Richard T. Roome; | St. George's Color, William Murray; Welch Arms, John Hughes; | National Ensign, George Crosskill; St. George's Ensign, Robert Alli-' son; British Knsign, George Bossom; Union Jack, EK. W. Sutclitfe. | Messenger, John Looker. | HiIGHLanD SociE_y. - President, John Strachan. Viee do., John | Doull. Assist. do. John Munroe, Wm. Firlay, John McKay. - Treas , _ Alex. Primrose Secretary, Alex. McKay. Directors, Win Murdoch, D.: | Murray, Jas. Williams, Robt. Noble, Hon. A. Keith. John Richardson, | Hon. Chict Justice Young, Adam Reid, 8. McKay. | Norru Britisn Socrety. - President, W. B. Smellie. Vice Pres., | | J. A. Sinclair. Sen. Assist., J. B. Campbell. Jun. A-sist., Geo. Me- Lean, Secretary, A. K. McKinlay. Assist. See., Jas. Wilson. Treas. John Watt. Chaplains, Rev Join Mariin, Rev. John Scott. Com. af | Charity, T. Payne, J. Brander, J. P. Muir, G. Alexander, Jas. Rhind, | Esqrs. CHARITABLE Irisn Socretry. - President, P. Power. Vice-Presi- dent, Thomas E. Kenny. 1st Asst. do., John Connors. 2nd Asst. do., | Thomas Walsh. Secretary, James Fitzpatrick. Treasurer, John Pugh. Assistant Secretury, John it Compton. |

Hatirax Yacut CLus. - Patron, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Vice do., His Excellency, the Right Hou. the Earl of Mulgrave, | Lieut. Governor, His Excellency, Rear Admiral Sir Alexr. Milne, , K.C.B., Naval Commander-in-Chief, and His Worship the Mayor. | Commodore, G. A. V. Paw, Esq. Vice Commodore, J. R. Wallace, Esq, Captuin, J. B. Knowlan. Saaling Committee, The Commodore, Vice do., the Captain, John Taylor, R. Hortshorne, John Strachan, Jas. Pryor, | G. O. Whidden, Geo. Drillio, B. W. Salter, Esqrs. Auditors, L. J. Morton and Geo. J. Knowlan, Esqrs. Secretary and Treasurer, Alex. ' W. Scott, Esq.

Nova Scotra Literary anp ScientiFic Socrrty - For the dis- cussion of interesting and imporiant questions on Literature, Science, Cominerce and the Arts. - ( Established Jan. 4, 1859.) President, Win. Pryor. Vice- Presidents, Dr. Almon and R. Morrow. - Treas:trer, S. L. Shannon. Secretaries, William Garvie and R. G. Haliburton.

Haurrax Mecuanics' Instirutr. - Pres., Andw. McKinlay, Esq. Vice do., Jas. Thompson, J W. Quinnan, Esqrs. 7 reas., Jas. Forman, Sec., Jas. Barnes, Exq. Curator, Errol Boyd, Committee, R. H. Wet- more, George L. O'Brien, John 8. Thompson, James Reece, Dr. Gil- | pin, Robert Noble, A. J. Ritchie, Fredk. M. Passow, Joun L. Whytal,. Esqrs. ~~,

Hanirax Visiting DispEnsary. - President, Wm. Ware. Vice do., | Win. Lawson. 7reas., P. C. Hill. Szeretary, D. Gallagher. Trustees, , Jas. Cochran, Hon. B. Wier, Dr. Forrest. "Governors, George Morton, |

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' son; Minancial Secretary, Manfred A. Shaffer; Zreasurer, John Lanni- | ' gan; Committee, George Mathison, George Butler, William Williams, | doin Smedley, Wim. Foster, John Coombes, W. G. Pender, James

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B. O'Neil, Drs. Almon, Parker, Morris, Hu:ne, Gilpin. Black, and Wm. A. Hare and Win, Lawson, Esqrs - Consulting Physicians, Drs. Alinon, Cogswell, and Parker. Resident Physician, Dr. Morris. Office 110 Argyle Street ; open daily (Sunday excepted) from 12 to 2 o'clock, to the sick poor.

* TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATIONS. GranpD Division, *. of T. - Grand Worthy Patriarch, Rev. Peter G. McGregor; Grand Worthy Associate, Avard Longley, M.p.p.; Grand Seribe, Patrick Monaghan ; Grand Treasurer, Roderick Fraser; Grand

Conductor, Join McKenzie; Grand Sentinel, Daniel Johnston, Esqrs.

Kepresentatives to National Division - Rev'ds. George Christie, John Mc-

~Marray, Dr. Cramp, James Arthur, Robert Alder Temple, John Cam- _eron, Peter G. McGregor, Hon. Jas. W. Jolmsten, M.p.p., William M. Brown, John 3. Thompson, George Mathison, W. A. S. Blewett, Ro-

bert Noble, David Lippencott, William Burrill, Dr. VanBuskirk, Dr. Geddes, Patrick Monaghan, Avard Longley, M.p.p.

TEMPERANCE Alb ASSOCIATION. - President, W. A. S. lscere: | Secretary, Patrick Monaghan ;_ Corresponding Secretary, Edward Morvi- |

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Adams, J. P. Viuir, Daniel Gallagher. | Sons OF Temperance Reaping Room, Temperance Hall. - Presi- | dent, George Mathison; Vicedo., John P. Muir; Seeretary,, W. A. S. | Blewett; Zreasurer, John Lanigan; Committee, G. G. Grey,' Michael Herbert, Rodérick Fraser, William Murray, James Spike, James D. |} Wallace, Robert W. Rees, William Williams. Havirax Wescteyan Totan ABSTINENCE Society. - President,

Rev. 8S. W. Sprague; Vice Presidents; George Matheson, Thomas F. | Knight; Honr'y do., Rev'ds. Henry Pope and John Brewster; 77ea-

_surer, Edward Jost; Secretary, W. A. S. Blewett; Commitee, George

Johnson, Michael Herbert, M. G. Black, jr., Jonathan Crowe, Charles

| R, Sargent, Edward Bonk, Francis Johnston.

Hx. Catnotic T. A. BenEvoLent Society. - President, Rev. J. Woods ; 1st Vice do., Robert Inglish ; 2nd do., Robert Foley ; Treasurer,

| Robert Conroy; Secretary, - Caughlin ; Assistant do., S$. Sullivan ; Mes- _ Senger, Thos. Connors.

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SURVEYORS OF GREAT ROADS. From Halifax to Picton County Line, William Dowling. Halifix to |

| Hants County Line, Ephraim Burgess. Halifax to Lunenburg, Cyrus | Boutilier. Culchester Co. Line to Gut of Canso, A. McKenzie. Hants |

Co. Line to Avon Bridge, Samuel Palmer. Richmond Co. Line to Syd- | ney, C. B., James McKenzie. Guyshoro' Co. Line to Pollock's, John | Parker. Lunenbury Co. Line to Head of Margare.'s Bay, !ohn Inglis. County of Inverness. George C. Lawrence. County of Richmond, James McKenzie. New Glasgow to St. of Canso, G. W. A. Lowden.

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| LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANIES AND ACENCIES AT HALIFAX.

Star Lire Assurance Society or Lonpon. - (Capital, £100,100, sterling.) Agent, M. G. Black, jr. Esq., George Street.

INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIEYY OF Lonpon. - Capital, £500,000.) Manager and Agent, P. C. Hill, Halifax Bank Building.

CoLoniAL Lire AssurRANCE Company or EpinBurGH. - Capital, £500,000.) Agent and Secretary to the Board of Management in Halifaz, M. H. Richey, Esq., 49 Bedford Row.

ProressionauL Lire Assurance Company or Lonpon. - Capital, | £500,000.) Agents, S. and W. M. Gray, 60 Hollis Street.

Unitep Ktnepom Lire AssuraAkce Company or Lonpon. - (Cap- ital, £1,000,000. Agent, H. Yeomans, Esq., 48 Bedford Row.

AvBION Lire AssurRANCE Company OF Lonpon. - Agent, Saml. P. Fairbanks, Esq.

Mekrcuanr's AND TRADESMAN's MotvuaL Lirrt A&ssurance Soci-.

ETY OF Lonpon. - Ayent, J. W. Johnston, jr., Esq., 42 Hollis Street.

Peuican Lire Assurance Society oF Lonpon. - Agent, Wm. A.

Hare, Esq., Upper Water Street. InpispuTABLE Lire Poricy Company oF Lonpon. - (On the

Principle of Mutual Life Assurance. Secretary and Agent, P. S. Hamil-

ton, Esq. Connecticut Moutuat or Hartrorp, Eacie or Lonpoy, and | Mannatran or New York, anp /@tna Lire Insurance or HAtt-

FAX Lire AssurRANCE CompaniEes. - Agent, A. Scott, Esq., 30 Bed-

| ford Row.

Lire Association or Scotianp. - Capital £400,000 stg). Sec-'

| retary, Wim. Sutherland, Esq., 31 Bedford Row. Tue Times and State, Frere Insurance CompaMes or Lon- | DoN. - Agent, James R. Smith, Esq., 10 Bedford Row.

British AMERICAN FrignpDLY Society oF Canapa. - For the |

Assurance of Health and Lives. (Capital, £100,000.) Local Manager, | J. W. Johnston, jr., Esq., 42 Hollis Street.

Royan Frre ann Lire Assuranck CoMPANY OF LIVERPOOL, G. |

| B. - (Capital, £2,000,000, stg.) Agent, Hugh Hartshorne, Esq., 132 | Granville St.

LivERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE ComPaANny. - |

| (Capital, £2,000,000 stg.) Agent, Jonathan C. Allison, Esq., Central | Wharf,

| Haxirax Frre Insurance Company. - (Capital £60,000.) - Direc- | tors - Jno. Essun (President), John Gibson ( Vice President), R. Noble,

| T. Bolton, A. McLeod, E. Pryor, and J. W. Young, Esqrs. Secretary

1, and Treasurer, R. Tremain, Esq., 51 Bedford Row.

Pua@nix Fire Insurance Company oF Lonpon. - Agent, W. A.

| Hare, Esq., Upper Water Street.

| tna - (Capital, $15,000); Hartrrorp - (Capital, $00,000) ;: |) Puayix - (Capital, $00,000,) of Hartford ; and Home - (Capital, $00: | | 000), of New York, Fire Insurance Companies. Agent, Archibald Scott,

| Esq., 30 Bedford Row.

U. S. Murvan LavupasBLte AND PrROvipENT ASSOCIATION OF |

PENNSYLVANIA. - Agent, M. H. Richey, Esq., Bedford Row.

N. Y. Muruat Marine Insurance Company. - Agent, H. Law|

son, Esq., Prince St.

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N. S. Marine Insurance Company. - Wm. Pryor, President, (Capital, £40,000.) Directors - J. G. A. Creighton, John Williamson, LL. Hartshorne, R. Noble, Hon. W. A. Black, T.S. Tobin, Jus. Tre- main, and W. B. Fairbanks, James Pryor, Andrew Mitchell, Geo. Mitchell, Esqrs. Brolar, Hy. Yeomas, Esq., Bedford Row.

Union Marine Issuraxce Coupany or N. S. - (Capital £40,- 000.) President, Jus. Puirbauks, Esy. Directors, C. H. M. Black, J. -A. Moren, J. U. Ross, Win. Roche, John T. Wainwright, T. C. Kin- near, John Msson, N. L. West, B. Wier, John Gibson, B. W. Salter, and Henry Lawson, Msquires. Auditors, Wm. D. Hunter and John Watt, Esqrs. Sveretury, BE. Goudge, Esq., Bedford Row.

ProvinciaL Marine Insurance Company or Canapa. - (Capi- tal, £500,005.) Agent, G. C. Whidden, Prince St,

Security Fire Insurance Company or New York City. - | Cash Capital all paid in $500,000 with a large Surplus. | Lamar Fire Ixsurancée Company or tue City or New York. Agent, Geo.

_C. Whidden, No. 7. Prince Street.

AMERIGAN EXCHANGE Fire Insurance Company or New York. - Cash Capital $200,000, 'Total Assets $209,651. Commerce Fire Insurance Company, Cash Capital, $200,000 Total Assets $211,814. | Continental Insurance Company, Cash Capital, $500,000, Total Assets $946,572. Goodhen Fire Insurance Company, Cash Capital, $200,000 | Total Assets $232,361. Hope Fire Insurance Company, Cash Capi- | tal $200,000, Total Assets, $228,951. North Western Insurance Com- | pany of Oswego, Cash Capital 159,000, Total Assets $363,914. | Phenix Fire Insurance Company of Brooklyn, Cash Capital $200,000 | $307,244, Resolute Fire Insurance Company, Cash Capital $200,000, | Total Assets $246,077. Washington Fire Insurance Company, Cash | Capital $400$00 'Total Assets $472,404. Agent, James Whitman.

MASONIC. THE MOST ANCIENT AND HONORABLE FRATERNITY OF FREEMASONRY.

Grand Master of England - The Earl of Zetland. Grand Mister of Scotland - The Duke of Athol. Grand Master of Ireland - The Duke of Leinster.

ENGLISH. PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE UNDER ENGLISH JURISDICTION.

rR. w. Hon. Alexander Keith, Provincial Grand Master for Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, and Prince Edward Island. R. W. James Forman, Deputy Grand Master. r.w. John D,. Nash. Senior Grand Warden. rk. w. William Twining, Junior Grand War- den. v.w. Rev. J. T. Twining, p.p., Grand Chaplain. v. w. Archi- bald Scott, Grand Treasurer. v.w. H. C. D. Twining, Grand Secre- tary. w. James W. Johnston, jr., Senior Grand Deacon. w. William | A. Hesson, Junior Grand Deacon. w. Robert D. Clarke, Grand, Di-

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rector of Ceremonies. w. George Dallas, Grand Superintendent . of Works. w. Edward Von Adelung, Grand Organist. w. John Holda- | way, Grand Swerd Bearer. w. George Nelson, Grand Standard Bearer. w. William Langbridge, Grand Pursuivant. w. John M. 'Taylor, Grand | Tyler. Stewards, Brothers Donald Sutherland, F. G. D'Utassy, George. Knowlan, Richard 'T. Roome, /ames H. Snelling, William McDowall.

'ommittee of Charity - v. w. Rev. Dr. Twining, (Chairman,) w. Wm.) Grant, w. John A. Sinclair, w. Thomas Micklewright, w. George Gor-| don, w. Charles R. Morris.

LODGES UNDER ENGLISH AUTHORITY.

St. Anprew's LopGeE, No. 137, ''alifax. - Regular meeting on the! Jirst Tuesday of every mouth. W. Master, Allen H. Crowe. sitiaiaia| John Woodill. Secretary, L. N. Herbert.

St. Jonn's LopGe, No. 187, Ualitax. - Regular meeting on the sist | Monday of every month. W. Master, Archibald Scott, Esq. Treas: | urer, James Forman, Esq. Secretary, Wm. Twining, Esq..

Virogin LopGE, No. 558, Halifax. - Regular meeting on the fourth! Monday of every month. W. Master, Wm. £ Symonds. Treasurer, | William Twining. Secretary, James Gossip, jr

Roya StanparD LopGe, No. 564, Halifax - Regular meeting on | the second Tuesday of every month. W. Master, C. McGarry. Trea- | surer, George Keyte. Secretary, Thomas B. A. Cone. | Royar Sussex Loner, No. "704, Halifax. - Regular meeting on the | Jirst Thursday of every Month. Ww. Master, Charlies Blackadar. Trea-' surer, Angus McLean. Seeretary, Zebina Hall,

Union "LODGE, No. 994, Halifax. - Regular meeting on the third, Monday of every month. W. Master, Wm. T. Das. Secrewry, Isracl T. Richardson.

Unity Longs, No. 565, Lunenburg. - Regular meeting on the first Tuesday of every month. W. Master, William M. Lawson. Secretary, | Joseph 'Creighton. |

Sr. Mary's Loner, No. 572, Digby. - W. Master, John C. Wade. |

ALBION LopGe, No. 692, New Glasgow. W. Master, Don. Forbes. |

St. ANDREW'S 'Lover, No. 732, Sydney, C.B. - R tegular meeting on | the third 'Tuesday in every mouth. W. Master, Crewe Reade. Secre- | tary, John Ferguson.

ZuTLAND Lopes, No. 821, Liverpool. - Regular meeting on the fourth eer of every month. W. Master, John" Kdgar. Secretary, John

ood

New Careponra Lopae, No. 826, Pictou. W. Master, E. M. Me. Donald. Secretury, James Johnstone.

Hiram Lopes, 'No. 868, Yarmouth. Regular meeting on the first Monday of every month. W. Master, John Baxter. Secretary, J. M. Ryerson. |

Acapia Lopce, No. 8&8, Pugwash - Secret: iry, Charles E. McNutt.

Kerru Loncs, No. 911, Hillsburgh. W.. Master, John V. Purdy. | Secretary, Stephen B. Hennigar. |

Mariner's Lopen, No. 982, Granville - W. Master, John Winnie. Secretary, A. B. Thorne.

St. Groren's Lover, (new), Cornwallis - W. Master, T. W Har-| ris. Secretary, Joseph R. Hea.

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| Wuow's Frizenp, Weymouth. - Celin Campbell, sen. Secretary, F. | W. Goodwin.

Kritu LopGe, (new,) Albion Mines. - W. Master, John Patrick. | Secretary, Hector McKenzie.

crintendent of . John Holda. | andard Bearer, | Taylor, Grand Utussy, George, im McDowall. na,) w. Wm. '}4 '. George Gor. |

SCOTTISH.

| PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF NOVA SCOTIA, NEW RRUNSWICK AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

Hon. Alexander Keith, Provincial Grand Master. E. J. Lordly, | Deputy Grand Master. J. Richardson, Substitute Grand Master. George Fraser, Grand 'ecretury. J. N. Ritchie Grand Treasurer. Rev. George Boyd, Grand Chaplain. ¢W. Murray, Senior Grand War- iden. F. Cochran, Junior Grand Warden. J. Scholfield, Senior Grand Deacon. W. M. Moren, Junior Grand Deacon. 'Thomas Delaney, Grand Architect. F. B. Braun, Grand Jeweller. F. D. Allison, Grand Director of Ceremonies. Charles J. McDonald, Grand Director of Mu- sic. W.T. Tremain, Grand Sword Bearer. Stewards, James Carr, T. E. Vessey, J. Wallace, John H. Philp, J. B. Campbell, Augustus Alli- son, W. ::. Davis, J. W. K. Johnston. Grand Pursuivant, John Crou- cher. Grand Tyler, J. M. Taylor.

Quarterly communications the third Tuesday in February, May, Au- gust, and November. Annual communication, St. Andrew's Day.

St .Anp>REWw's Royat Arcy Cuapter, No. 55, holding under the Supreme Grand R. A. Chapter of Scotland, meets at their Lodge Room, over the Merchants' Exchange Reading Room, Prince Street, on the second Monday of March, June, September and December. Office-bearers, W. McNally, 1st Principal Z. Alexr. Stewart, 2nd P.H. Albert D. Morse, 3rd P. J. Chas J. McDonald, Scribe E. James R.

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Secretary, | Graham, Scribe. N. James R. B. Fidler, Treasurer. Rev. N. Gunni- = son, Chaplain. George Seaton 1st Sojourner. Levi H. Verge, 2nd. James Webb, 3rd. Thomas T. Veasy, Janitor.

Burns' LopGx, No. 352, meets at Freemason's Hall, Halifax, on the first Wednesday in each month. R. W. Master, John Richardson. Senior Warden, - - Junior Warden, James Carr. Senior Dea- con, Thomas Rasey. Treasurer, James Fortune. Secretary, William Grant. Inner Guard, J. M. Taylor.

ATHOLE LonGg, No. 361, meets at Freemason's Hall, Halifax, on the second Monday of each month. R. W. Master, Mr. T. W. Sapper.

Don. Forbes. | ar meeting on eade. Secre- |

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| r, E. M. Me- | P. M., Mr. Thos. Short. Senior Warden, Mr. T. V. Woolrich. . Junior | Warden, Mr. Jas. Wilson. Sec'y, Mr. Wm. Albert Warren. Treasurer, on the first) | Mr. E. J. Lordly, P. M. Senior Deacon, Mr. L. H. Verge. Junior retary, J. M. | ' Deacon, Mr. Jas. Graham. Inner Guard, Mr. Jas. White. Tyler, Mr. 8 EB. McNutt! | J. M. Taylor. n V. Purdy. I | Kertu Lopes, No. 365, meets at Freemason's Hall, Halifax, on the

| second Wednesday of each month. R. W. Master, Mr. W. B. Smellie. | P.M., Mr. James Thompson. Senior Warden, Mr. J. W. K. Johnston. Junior Warden, Mr. Wim. Wilson. Sec'y. Mr. Wm. A. Warren. Trea- surer, Mr. Wm. Grant, jr. Senior Deacon, Mr. F. D. Allison. Junior | Deacon. Mr. J. Richardson, jr. Inner Guard, Mr. Wm. Costly. Tyler, || Mr. J, M. Taylor..

| Esq. Inner Guard, Mr. W. H. Davies.

Amicitia, Amor et Veritas.

e INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS. [opD FELLOWS' HALL, BEDFORD ROW, HALIFAX.]

RIGHT WORTHY GRAND LODGE OF THE LOWER PRO. VINCES OF BRITISH NORTH! AMERICA.

mM. w. Grand Master Henry A. Taylor; «. w. Deputy Grand Master, | Daniel Dickson; Grand Warden, W. H. Fraser; G. Secretary, James |

Venables; G. Treasurer, Wm. F. Knight; G. Marshall, John A. Ful- ler; G. Conductor, W. Fraser; G. Guard, James Reeves; G. Chap- lain, John M. Watson; G. Representative, &. G. Fuller ; D. D. G. Mas- ter, Robert Doull; P. G. Masters, C. H. Hamilton, L. J. Morton, Ro- bert, Taylor.

ENCAMPMENT BRANCH.

r. w. D. D. Grand Sire for Nova Scotia, New Baunswick,_ P. E. Is land and Newfoundland. E. G. Fuller, Esq.

MEMBERTON EncampmMEn?T, No. 9, I. O. of O..F. - Officers - John Fuller, C. P.; Joseph Ansten, S. W.; J. W. Carter, H. P.; C. H. Hamilton, Scribe ; E. G. Fuller, Treasurer. Past Chief Patriarch, W M. Harrington, Esqrs.

SUBORDINATE LODGES.

Acapra, No. 1, meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, Halifax, every Monday evening. Officers - John D. Nash, N. G.; George Smithers, V. G.; Samuel R. Caldwell, 'Treas. ; J. H. Murphy, F. Secretary ; Richard T. Roome, R. Secretary; H. A. Taylor, Conductor; James Venables, Warden ; W. Pike, I. 8S. ; James Reeves, P. G. |

Eastern Star Loner, No. 2, meets at Pictou every Tuesday even- ing Officers - Daniel Dickson, N. G.; D. McKenzie, V. G.; A. Me- Kemmie, Secretary ; James Stewart, Treasurer.

Fuiier Lopes, No. 5, meets at Albion Mines every Friday evening. Officers - James Mitchell, N. G.; John Carr, V. G.; John Murray, BR. S.; Robert Mitchell, Treasurer; Daniel Trueman, Wm.' Bradley, aud W. Fraser, Past Grands. |

Norton Lopes, No. 6, meets weekly, at New Glasgow. Officers - John McNeil, N. G.; Johh Douglass, V. G.; James H. Fraser, Secre- tary; Wm. H. Fraser, Treasuter. |

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STAFF OF THE ARMY. | Major-General, Major-General Chas. Trollope, C. B. | |

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Aid-de-Camp, Captain Charles Armstrong, 16th Foot.

Clerk, Mr. 2. H. O'Donneil.

Asst, Quarter Master General and Acting Military Secretary, Col. C. || F. Fordyce, C. B., unatt.

Clerk, Serjennt-Major J. Young. |

Major of Brigade and Acting Assist. Adjutant-General, Capt. J. W.' Percy, 9th Foot.

Clerk, Sergeant-Major 'T. Forbes.

Town Major and Acting Dep. Judge Advocate, Col. A F. Ansell, unatt.

Clerk, and Town-Sergeant, Sergeant-Major I'. Hardy.

Office-Keeper, Joseph Bilby.

Messenger, M. Phelan. '

Chaplains, Rev. J. T. Twining, D.D., Rey. E. Butler, (R. C.)

Deputy Commissary General, T. Graham, Esq. |

Assists. Commissary General, K.. J. McMahon, and W. Palmer. |

Deputy Assists. Commissary General, T. LeMesuriér, Penrice and |

Issuers and Assist. Storekeepers, Mathieson, T. Bacon, 'Thompson, |

Devlin, Gordon and Egan, | Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals, J. D. Mclllree, Esq. Staff Surgeon, Jolm Grant, Esq., (Surgeon Major.)

Staff Assist. Surgeons, J. E. Young, M.D., A. Semple, and E, Lyoyd. |

Dispenser of Medicines, J. Philpot, Esq. ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. Deputy Military Storekeeper, R. R. Pringle, Esq. Clerks, E. V. Raynes and J. Willis, Esqrs. Issuers, C. Grant and J. Hilton. ROYAL ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.

Commanding Royal Engineers, Col... 1. Nelson. Clerks of Works, W. Gordon and i. Atkins, Esqrs. Clerks, Thomas Goudge and G. J. Creed, Esqrs. PURVEYOR'S DEPARTMENT. Purveyor, D. E. Robb, Esq. Clerk, H. Moore, Esq. BARRACK DEPARTMENT.

Barrack-Master, W. Smith, Esq. Barrack-Sergeant, James Sage, J. Downs, J. Burr and F. Harding.

OFFICERS OF THE ARMY IN NOVA SCOTIA.

Royat ARTILLERY. - The royal Arms and Supporters, with a Can- non, and the motto " Ubique" over the gun, and " Quo Fas et Gloria Ducunt,? below it. Bt. Colonel, Francis Dick. Captains, Fredk. H. | Chancellor, Falkland Carey, Campbell Hardy. Lieutenants, Champagne | L'F strange, Kenneth Munro, Fras. Duncan, R. B. Webster, Samuel P. |

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Roravt Enornerers. - The Royal Arms and Supporters, with a Can- non, and the motto " Ulique" over the gun, "Quo Fus et Gloria? Du- cunt," below it. Bt. Colonel, R. J. Neilson. Captain, Richard Warren, Lieutenants, Robert N. Dawson, Constantine P. Carey, Robert Home. Scarlet, tacings blue velvet.

62ND. ab Wiltshire) Reet. or Foot. - * Nive," ' Peninsula," | " Ferozeshah," "' Sobraon," Sevastope!." Colonel, Wm. T. Knollys, /t. |

. Lieut. Colonel, W. Lennox Inyall, c.n. Majors, Jas. Daubiney, c.n., | tL col, and McKay Rynd. Captains, Geo. H. Wilxieson, Geo. S. Whit. | more, m., Sam!. G. Carter, C. M. S. L. Gwyne, Jos. Sanderson, Jnst'r. of Musketry ; Graham Hay, Edw. Hunter, Bradney T. Gilpin, Holt W. Clerke, Chas. C. Cubitt, G. W. B.- Hughes, and Herrick A. Palmer. ' Lieutenants, W. Bromley Davenport, Thos. Milsom, adj., R. S. Machell, | John J. Rowan, Wm. M. Tharp, John M. Kerr, Lorenzo G. lundas, Conrad Sawyer, W. L. R. Scott, A. F. Walsh, G. F. Grant, Archibald G. Keen, M. B. Harrison, Macdonald Hall, A. L. Reade and Charles Mesham. Ensigns, John P. Sargent, Jules V. LeBlond, John M. Theo- , bald, Charles W. Brown, Arthur Lake, Frederick H. Horneman, San. Waring, John H. Pagan, Edw. H. Reeves, and J. Loftus Bland. Pay-, Master, Wm. Dring. Adjutant, Thomas Milsom, It. Quarter-Master, James Gamble. Surgeon, John Ewing. Assist. Surgeons, Sydney Alder, and J. P. Street. Facings Buff: |

63RD (West Suffolk) Rect. or Foor. - " Egmont op Zee," " Marti- | nique," " Guadaloupe," " Alma," " Inkermann," " Sevastopol." - Col.,| Thomas Kenah, c.B., gen. Lieut. Col., Thos. Harfies. Majors, W. F. Carter and F. D. Grey. Captains, C. LeM. Carey, m., F. I'. L. Pat- terson, Vere Hunt Bowles, Arch. Wyberg, Wm. Fitz Roy, Edward J. Hunt, Charles A. Hand, Fra. Retallack, Alex. M. Dumaresq, Walter | S. Marson, Charles C. Pye, H. W. Stroud. Lieutenants, Stewart H. | Bruce, Stephen More, Richard H. Archer, George W. Clutterbuck, ad/., | J. R. Ramsbottom, A G. F. Griffiths, F. H. D. Veith, Thomas C. | Grant, George R. Byron, William G. Graves, R. W. B. Crowther, | James P. Bond, Charles H. Kinahan, William L. Knowles, and G. W. | W. Knapp. Ensigns; Fraser T. Hulton, James S. Smith, Thomas | Akinson, Thornton Scovell, John P. M. Burton, Charles E. Terrot, ; Major D. Hill, Danl. Fox Tarratt, John Thacker, and Thomas Colville. | Pay-master, Henry Ingram. Jnstruetor of Musketry, R. W. B. Crowther, | lieut. Adjutant, George W. Clutterbuck. Quarter-master, James Lin- | ford. * Surgeons, Henry Crisp, m.n. Assistant Surgeons, Wm. W. Mills | and John H. Hunt. Facings Green.

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VOLUNTEERS.

Ist Company HaniFax VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. - Richard Tre-| main, lst Captain; William Donaldson, 2nd do.; John Shaffer, jr., 1st' Lieut.; Levi H. Verge, 2nd do.; William J. Almon, m.p., Surgeon ; W. | S. Tremain, m.p., Assistant do. \

YarmoutH VOLUNTEER Rirvies. - John W. H. Rowley, Captain; Thomas B. Dane, Ist Lieut.; Wm. B. Townsend, 2nd do.

CoxrcHesteR Riries. - William J. Yuill, Captain; Thomas Crow, |

1st Lieut. ; Richard Craig, Leander S. Crow, 2nd do.; Charles Bent, | Surgeon. |

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Ist Bar ation Dicay Reet. Mivit1a. - Stephen C. Dexter, Cap- - fi zenn Holdsworth, lst Lieut.; Henry C. Bonnett, John Bennett, Qnd ao.

AMHERST VOLUNTEER RIFLE Comrpany. - Amos Fowler, Cuptain ; Aaron Church, Ist. Lieut.; Joseph Moore, 2nd do.; W. H. Carvitt, | Surgeon. | Parapise Riries. - Avard Longley, Captain; George R. Mosse, | 1st Lieut. ; William A. Mosse, 2nd do, | Atpion Mines Loca, VoLunteers. - James Scott, Lieut. Col. ; Robert Redpath, 1st Capt.; George Scott, 2nd do.; Robert Wilson, James Clish, 1st Lieuts.; Richard Partridge, John Carr, Murdoch McPherson, 2nd do.; Lewis Johnston, M.v., Surgeon; David Coghill, Qr. Master.

Mcserave Riv_e Company, Arichat. - Isaac LeVisconte, Captain ; Edward E. Bonnett, Ist Lieut.; John Ballam, 2nd do.

Sypyey Mines Locat Votunrerrs. - Richard Brown, Zt. Col. ; | Robert Bridge, lst Captain; Y. A. W. Barrington, 2nd do.; Douglas | | Gordon Rigby, Edward J. C. Barrington, Ist Lieuts.; Edmund Robin. | | son, Thomas I. Jeans, jr., Chas. B. Brown, William McQueen, Richd. | H. Brown, 2nd do.; Thomas Jeans, Surgeon.

Scorrisn VoLuNTEER RiFtes. - Andrew K. McKinlay, Captain ; | R. G, Haliburton, William Murray, 1st Lieuts.; George R. Anderson, | 2nd do.; William H. Davies, m.p., Surgeon.

Cursuctro Greys. - William Chearnley, Captain; George Piers, Fitzgerald Cochran, 1st Lieuts.; Charles M. Nutting, John H. Tobin, Alexr. Keith, 2nd do.; John Slater, m.p., Surgeon.

Kino's County Riries. - Charles H. Gesner, Captain; David H. Clarke, lst Lieut.; Ezekiel H. Caldwell, 2nd do. |

MayFLower Rirces. - Ferdinand Traunweiser, Captain; George Fraser, James K. Rousselle, lst Lieuts.; Francis Jones, 2nd do. ; Chas. Tupper, M.p., Surgeon.

Harirax Rir_es. - Thomas E, Kenney, jr., Captain; John O'Con- | nor, Michael J. Cochran, 1st Lieuts.; William Barron, John D. Cum-, fain, 2nd do.; James Butler, Quarter Master; Andrew Cowie, M.D., |

urgeon.

Ist Company Irish VouuntEeers. - Peter Bulger, Captain ; Peter | | Lhe ie John Doran, 1st Lieuts.; 'Thomas B. Granville, John Dillon,

2nd do. | Coast Rancers, Eastern Passage- - John Camphell, Captain; Geo. |

Himmelman, George Hawkins, ist Lieuts. ; Daniel Mosier, James Haw- | kins, 2nd do. |

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GRANITE RiFce Company, St. Margts. Bay. - Seth Millbury, Capt. ; | Joseph Lantry, Ist Liew. ; Richard Danlin, 2nd do. | Hawxssure Rirte Company, Ship Harbor. - Malcom-McDonald, Captain; Chas. Embry, 1st Lieut.; J. H. Hart, Angus Grant, 2nd do. Ist Bripcewater Rirves, La Have. - Henry Mosely, Captain; R. Dawson, Ist Lieut.; Daniel. Waterman, 2nd do.

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102 NAVAL.

Ist Company Hauirax Vonunteer Enernerers, - Samuel Cald. well, Captain; John 1D. Nash, Robert Davis, 2nd do. ; Henry FE. Pugs. | ley, 1st Lieut.; William Gossip, jr., 2nd do.; Charles J. Gossip, M.D., | Surgeon. |

ARTMOUTH ENGINEER Ririe Company. - Richard Hartshorie, |

Captain; Thomas A. Hyde, 1st Liewt.; Thomas Lynnott, 2nd-do, | | pper Stewracke Rirces. - John Gammon, 2nd Captain; Robt. | Gammell, Ist Lieut: Eliakim Tupper, 2nd do. | Unron Coast Guarp, St. Margts. Bay. - William Munroe, Capt.; | James Cornelius, 1st Lieut; William Redman, 2nd do. | | Cnepasucto Grays, Guysborough - James KE. Hart, Captain; F.C, | | Mahan, Ist Lieut. ; Godfrey Hadley, Burton Jost, 2nd do. | Hiouianp Rirve Company, &. River Pictou. - John Grant, Capt., || | William Grant, 1st Lieut.; Hugh Grant, 2nd do. aie | Sypyey Votentrer Riries. - Newton L. Mackay, Captain ; Robt. | | Martin, lst Zieut.; Alexr. McInnis, 2nd do. | | Vowuunteer ArtitteryY Company Prctou. - John McKinlay, | | Captain; Alexander J. Patterson, Ist Liewt.; Peter Crearer, 2nd do, | | ANTIGONISHE RanGerRs. - Daniel Macdonald, Captain; Donald

McKenzie, 1st Lieut.; William Grant, Roderick Grant, 2nd do. i | Prince oF Wa.ES' ARTILLERY AND RirLe Company, Annapolis | | Royal. - Robert Spurr, Captain; Wm. R. Ruggles, Ist Lieut; John,

Ditmars, 2nd do.; Francis Robinson, Surgeon. i

Prince or Wares' Rrexes, Lighy. - Stephen Dexter, Captain; Jno. | Hollisworth, 1st Licut.; Henry C. Bonnell, John Bennett, 2ad do.

| | |

OFFICERS OF THE NAVAL YARD.

Storekeeper, John N. Macgregor, Esq. Clerks, James Punchard, Rd. | Hartshorne, Charles H. Rigby, Esqrs. |

H. M. VICTUALLING YARD, HALIFAX. Storekeeper, John N. Macgregor. Clerk, Charles J. Hill.

NAVAL HOSPITAL, HALIFAX. Duties conducted by the Naval Storekeeper.

| NAVAL.

| ARCHER, 13. Screw Steam Corvette. 202 Horse power.- Captain, F. A. B. Craufurd. Lieutenants, Jenkin H. Thomas and Henry Land, || Master, Frederick R. Child. Surgeon, Wm. B. Fegan. Assist do., Ste-

hen Sweetman. Pay-master, Frederick G. Bulgin, Naval Instructor, | homas H. Johnson. Chief Engineer, George Kent. * | Capmus, 21. Screw Steam Corvette. 400 Horse power. Capt., Hy. , S. Hillyar. Lieutenants, N. D. F. Lillingston, P. W. Pellew. Master, | Edwin Wise. First Lieut. Marines, George F. Blake, Chaplain § Ni | val Inst, Henry Jones. Surgeon, Arthur W. Babington. Assist do., ; aa Grose. Paymaster, James M. Hillyar. Chief Engineer, Joseph |

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muel Cald. | ry FE. Pugs- | fossip, M.p., |

Hartshoriie, | inddo, | tain; Robt. |

roe, Capt.;

ptain; F. C, |

rant, Capt., tain ; Robt.

McKinlay, 2nd do. |

tf Donald |

0. \ £ Vaknapolia| eut.: J obn |

pptain ; Jno. | nd do,

chard, Rd.

.- Captain, snry iUand, ist do., Ste- fi nstructor, | Capt., Hy. r. Master, lain & Ni | Assist do., | eer, Joseph |

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Moorman. | Shaw. Surgeon,

dington. Presgrave,

Evens.

Icarus, 11.

Master,

IMAUM, «72.

Lieut -

JASPER, 1. Commander, Master,

Nie, 90.

| Paymaster.) | Service.)

| vice.) T'. Phillips, | Edward A. | Marines, Chaplain,

| George J. Starr. Ramsay.

vice. )

Cossack, 20. Lieuts.,

| Nowell Salmon. Charles F,

ter, Geor ee 'Tenit.

Kingston tender). service), John Parsons and John P. Dillon. Surgeon, Thomas Seccombe. tional Wm. T. Grieve. _ ditional, Wm. Lockhart, M.p.

Screw Steam Gun Vessel, 80 Horse-power. Surgeon, Charles F.

| Edward K. Barnard.

Enbule D. | Luther, Thomaa M. Whale. Edward I. Additional, Thomas Stratton, m.p. (for Surveying Service.)

2nd Master, | Bright, Henry C. Medder.

HAVAL.

Serew Ste "am Cite 25

Master, Benjamin B. Stuart. Paymaster, John G. Barnes, Surgeon, Michael J. Rahilly (acting).

Master, John J. P. Paymaster, Wm. J. Stevens. | C. Grigg (acting),

Screw Steam Sloop.

Lieuts., Puc kett,

Russell.

lst 'Lie ut, Paymaster,

Hypra, 6. Paddle Wheel Steam Sloop. mander, Ric 'hard V. Hamilton.

SE

0 Horse power. Edward Barkley, Leicester C. Master, Mark Netten. Richard C., Engineer, Peter Steel,

GLADIATOR, 6, mander, Henry. ID). Hickley.

Kepple, Marines, Wm.

James

430 Horse power. Lieuts,, John L. Gilby and Henry J. ¢ 'ode Surgeon, Mark Hamilton, ».0. Chief Engineer, John R. Johnson,

220 Horse power.

C. Pinhorn, Ass. Surgeon, Wm. J. Asslin, (acting. ) Paddle wheel Steam Sloop,

Capt., Rd. Francis G.

H. Speer. | ( hief

Com. | |

Assist. |

Assist Paymaster, P ercy QO, M.!

Lieuts., Lewis M. Croke and John H,

Hitchfield.

Mate, Edward Austen.

150 Horse power. Wellesley Gregory and Kenwick J. L. Surgeon, John 1). Macdonald,

Surgeon, James

Lilburne. Assist Surg. Jos.

Commander,

Cox.

Paymas-

Assist. Surgeon, David P. Maclogen, M.p., (acting).

Ma ster )

Wm. H. Pym. 'harles Wotton

_bar, (for Surveying Service.) Lieutenants, Charles J. Rowley, Walter S. DeKantzow, W illiam Jardine, George H. Barnard, James S. Trotter, Master, Additwnal, Wm. Thomas W.R Carey, William N. | T. Clifton, Philip 'J. Patrickson, (for Surveying Service.) lst Lieutenants of Qnd Lieut. Murines,

Naval Inst.,

Mate, George B. Evans. William H. Lloyd.

Assistant S

Thelwall.

Bowman.

Receiving Ship, Jamaica. | Secretary, Frederick W. S. Ponsonby. Additional, Frederick W. Lewis (for

- _ - _ - Adidilional (for Surveying |

Paymaster, Jas. Assist Surgeon, Wm. MceCombie, (acting).

| Screw Steam Ship, 500 Horse-power | ALEXANDER MILny, K. C. B. Secretary, Frederick J. Fegen.

Henry, M. DPD. Wilson, Additional, Peter' F. Commander, John F. C. MacKenzie.

Flag Lieutenant, Basil 8. Clerks to Sec.,

Commander,

( Agwist.

Henry

Commodore, Hugh Dunlop.

J Grant. service in

Chaplain, Edward Good,

G. G.

John T.

Shortland, (for Additional,

Simmonds,

Sueter, Paymaster. )

Addi-

Lieutenant § |

Wise.

Rear Admiral, Sir DeR.

Hall. ( Assist.

Captain,

Surveying John Orle-

John Hancock, 0. (for Surveying Ser-

| Additional, Peter A. Scott, (for Surveying Service). iJ. Polkinghorne.

B. Calver,

Thomas

Charles Pike,

Searnell, Edward Mourilyan, William

Suryeon,

Samuel Coles.

George H. Dorniny.

Lawrence John W. Reid,

Marines,

Captain of Melville P. Shawe, (b.) M.D. Paymaster,

Chief Engineer, Thomas

Assist. Surgeons, William J. Lewis, Additional, Frederick H. Rose; (for Surveving Ser- | Assist. Paymasters, Joseph |

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Pyramus Leceiving Hulk, Halifax. |

Racer, 11. Screw Steam Sloop, 150 Horse-power. Commander, Algernon McLennan Lyons. Lieutenants, Francis B. Herbert, Zim H. Royse. Master, Henry . Kelly. Surgeon, George Duncan, M.D. | Paymaster, John Shepherd. Mate, John H. Colt, ( act.) Ass. Sur yeon,

"Thos. B. Martin. Assist. Paymaster, Francis B. Baverstock.

Sxipsack. Steam Gun Bont, 60 Horse-power. Lieutenant and Com. mander, John Murray 2nd Master, John J. Covey. |

Styx, 6. Paddle Wheel Steam Sloop, 280 Horse-power. Comman.

a whealee Vesey. Lieutenants, Jas. H. Bushnell and Count Eugene

B Visconti Master, Charles E. H. F- vant. Surgeon, Wn. | Eaton, Pay-master, Briee~W. White. Mate, John Tracy (acting.) | Assist. Surgeon, Huston Maxwell. |

Terror, 16. Floating Battery, 200 Horse-y,ower, Bermuda. Capt, Frederick Hutton. Lieutenant, Henry Moore. Additional. John G. 8. Clarke (for Service in Gun Bouts. ) "Master, David Batt. Chief Engi-. neer, Jolin Allan. Ass/si. Paymaster, David F. Gery. |

Varorovs, 16. Paddle Wheel Steam Frigate, 400 Horse-power. Captain, William e Aldham, C. B. Lieut:> ats, Richmond Moore, | Howard Kerr, Hon. Evan L. V. Mostyn. Afaster, Samuel Braddon. | ist Liéut. Marine Art. , Colpoys P. Heaslop. Chaplain and Naval Inst'r.,, Dougias J. Boutflower. Surgeon, Patrick Slevin. Paymagter, W illiam | M. Shanks. Chief Engineer, Rich. Williamson, Mate, ; Assist. Surgeon, Francis Green, |

CONSUI 3.

Prussian Consun. - J. G. A. Creigt on, Esa.

Usirep Srates Cons ti. - Albert P .sdury, Esq.

Portuaurse Consun.+Frederick C man, Esq.

SpanisH Vice Coysut. - J. G. A. Creighton, Esq.

Brazitian Vick Consuu. - Michael Tobin, Esq.

CoysuL OF tHe Free Hansriric City or Hampura. - William Pryor, Esq.

Coxsuv or THE Free Hanseitic Citizs oF BREMEN AND Leute, Wm. A. Hare.

Vicr-ConsuL: F France AND CoNSUL FOR Avstrra. - William | Cunard, Esq.

Usitep States Consvut at Picrov. - B. H. ing Esq.

Unirep Srates Comsutarn AGENTS. - Windsor, D, EB. Geldert; | Liverpool, J. UD. Davis; Shelburne, Cornelius White; Barrington, G.| Robertson ; Ragged Islands, John "Lov ke; Yarmouth, S, L, Baleom ;| Sydney, Hon. Tt, D. Archibald ; Canso, McKeen; Anwerst, Ry B. Dickey ; Digby, Jolin C, Wade, Esqrs. |

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Commander, ert, Thomas uncan, M.D. | ss. Suri 'geon,

nt ied Com-

Comman. unt Fugene 'geon, Wm.)

acy (acting.) |

ida, Capt, John G. S. | Chief Engi-

lorse-power. ond Moore, | '| Braddon. | 'aval Inst'r., | fer, William |

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ROADS AND DISTANCES.

ROADS & DISTANCES TO THE PRINCIPAL TOWNS. IN THE PROVINCE.

HALIFAX TO ANNAPOLIS

To Windsor by rail-

| | AND Dicsy. | | |

PORES 055 Soke ce 45 Briton's Lower... 11

| Dimock's § Horton 1

| Wolfville .......0. 4 | Kentville (68)..... 7 t CAUOH s 5 6454 ee oinw' 6 Baker's ......... 12 Gibbon-ville....... 12 Lawrence 'Town... 9 Br idgetown....... 8

| Annapolis (130) ...15 | DID. 464.04 9.8 cee edd 154

HALIFAX TO YARMOUTH AND SHELBURNE Via

Annapolis.......

136

Barnaby's, Dighy. .24 Secly's, St. M. Bay. 7

| | ANNAPOLIS. | | |

Everett' s, Wey'th RORAy 6:0 ogee

Zwicker's, Mahone | Hairax To CANsoO.

Bay...... esses. 20 |To Picton........ 103 Lunenburg (72)... 'Across Ferry to New La Have Ferry .... : 3. Glasgow... ...... 7 Across the Ferry... ++ OF ? Copeland's, Meri 'Petite Riviere...... 7 | gomish.......... 11 'Broad Cove....... Murrav's ......... 5 'Mill Villave.......

M'Donald's, Arisaigl2

Liverpool (1013). 87 Harrington's, Anti-

Port Mouton...... 10 | gonish (1 50) re 7 Port Jolly......... 5 Rory McDonald's. Sable River ....... 6 \Guysboro' (187).. i Jordan River...... 'Canso ere yas 30 Shelburne......... ie , 11! 217 batg "HALIFAX TO SHUBEN-

Ha.irax TO CUMBERLAND | via WINDSOR.

To Windsor by rail

| ACADIE. \Martin's, mouth we

YOAd.... ccc eee 45 | Newport Road.. Parrsboro' b \Cochran's......... saprelsroniadd . ; 80 '(Rawdon Church.. we Fullerton's........ | [Blois' Cove, Doug. ll Parka ccs << cx neki o Kennetcook Bridge. 4

6] 'Mouth of Shuben-

| | Jones' , Sissiboo.... 6 |Macean River neers rR | 'Terreau's Billeve- Pugsley ms sonpen 9 a PREIS: BANE es: ous Cove 5 Bent s, Amherst.. pS ia a Fort Cumberland... ' 7 78 Comeau's, Clare... 7 = et allet? me - ALIFAX TO MIDDLE | are Montagon ' 1194) Moshe ocean | Philip's, Bear Riverl5 | Hautrax Re CumBERLAND Shultz's, by rail Perry's, Yar. Lakes 5 UD TAIERO RD) TOAD... see ewes 18 | Yarmouth (221)... 6 [By Ruilroad.......! 314 Ke NVA oceans nega 10 i Vorter' 8, Eel Brook.133 eye se eeeees We Miller's, Gay's Riv.. 8 | Spinney's, Argyie.. 8§ ruro(63)........% Logan's...... eves ekO | Larkin', Pubnico.. 9 oe raser 's, Folly Vil. 17 - _ Homer's, Barringt'n1 23 Top of Cobq. Moun.21 | 46

: Shelburne..... ra

Nickerson' B, Beaver DMB see

HALIFAX TO SHELBURNE, SHore Rovursa.

To Truro by rail.. .63

* Hewson's, R. iets 8 | : 8 ANNAPOLI8 TO LIVERPOOL.

_. 19 (Stewart's.

..10 |Ambherst (64). ia wale 10 Hoyt's Lequille

rae wd Mille. Ooi ewes 2 287 127 'Brown's .......... 10

Hautrax To Picrou. Munro's, Maitland. 15

Cushing's, Harm'y.10

DT. 9) een ae 9 |Archibald's........ 14 |Harlow's Caledonia. 1 | Hubley's.......... § jIrving's, Mt. Tom.. : 'Smith's Brookfield. 3 | Dauphiny' 8, head of Fraser' 3, W. River. 'Morton's........4. 13 | ™M: urgaret! s Bay.. 7 [Pictou.........66. ee EAverpoel viii ects 14 |? McLean's. ......6. 11 - - - _

Chester (45)......- 13 103 68

105 |

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CORPORATION.

CITY OF HALIFAX.

CORPORATION.

Mayor, Samuel R. Caldwell, Esq.

Recorder, Wn. Sutherland, sq.

City Clerk, John L. Cragg, Esq.

deeians Clerk, Thomas Rhind, Esq.

Marshall or High Constable, George Irwin, Esq.

Treasurer, Lawrence Hartshorne, Es

Auditors, Thos. Kenney, jr., ana Martin G. Black, jr., Esqrs.

City Assessor, John L. Barr y, Esq.

ALDERMEN AND JUSTICES OF THE Prace. - Ward 1, P. C. Hill, | John Duggan, and Wm. Compton. Ward 2, Charles Barnstead, John | D. Nash, and John McCulloch. Ward 8, Thomas Walsh, James Dug- | gan, and Wm. Ackhurst. Ward 4, Samuel Trennaman and William | Evans. Ward 5, Jer. Conway, Kdwd. Leahy, and Rich. TT'. Roome. | Ward 6, Matthew H. Richey, Jos. Jennings, and Jos. Kaye, Esqrs. i

ConsTaBLes. - Ward 1, Jas. Ham ands Patk. Caulfield; Ward 2, | Garret Cotter and David Evans ; Ward 38, Philip Parsons and Donald | Fraser ; Ward 4, Matthew Gar diner and Thomas McCoy ; Ward 5, Jno. || Arthur and Maurice Power ; ; Ward 6, W. Roddick and John Campbell. i

The Mayor's court is held in the County Court House, on the second | and fourth Tuesday in every month. if

The Police Oftice is open every weck day from 10 to 3 o'clock.

One of the Aldermen presides weekly in rotation.

Clerk of License, W. J. Morris.

Clerk of Markets, Peter Meagher. '

Keeper and Superintendent of Markets, Wm. G. Anderson.

Bridewell Surgeon, James C. Hume, M.v.

Health inspector, James Spike.

Superintendent of Streets, James Pollock.

Clerk ef Streets, John C. Craigen.

Fiour Weighers, S. Carten, Jno. P arker, W. Grant, and Jno. Winters.

Weighers of Hay, and Michael Doran.

Pound Keeper, Michael Power.

Keeper of Bridewell, Wm. McDonald.

Keeper of Cemetery, Joseph Keefler.

Commissioners for Bridewell, The Aldermen, monthily. !

Board of' Health * - W ard No. 1, Dr. Ce sgswell and James A. Moren; | No. 2, Dre. Hume and VanBuskirk ; No. 3, Dr. Parker and George Mc Kenzie ; ; No. 4, James Isles and Joha Richardson, sen. ; No. 5, Mor- timer Dwyer and Robert Graham; No. 6, W. LL. Bell and Martin G. Black, jr.

fumed and Guagers of Fish Oil. ne Gill, Jas' Q{Connor, Edw. | Gaul, Dennis Heffernan, 'I'. Shea, James Fortune, John Brenan, and }: Philip Perrior. ,

Surveyors of Luinber, &c - Henry Spike, James Sutton, John Mc- | Pherson, and i

Sealers of Leather. - T. McMurray. Jas. Norwood, and Wm. Jenkins.

Measurers and Inspectors of Painters Work. - G. Smithers and Mau- | rice Downey. |

The officers of the Corporation and Commissioners are elected too late for inser- tion, The list is copied from last year. e

Ss.

. C. Hill, tead, John | umes Dug- |

William | l'. Roome. | Esqrs.

Ward 2, | nd Donald | ard 5, Jno. |] Campbell. | the second |

| ock, I i

». Winters. J

A. Moren; id George 0. 5, Mor- Martin G. |

nor, Edw. enan, and

John Me- | . Jenkins. | and Mau- |]

i

te for inser- |

| Drillio, John Hopkins, Thomas P. Way, Wm. Muir, Thomas McAlpin, | Alex. Smith, James Romans, Ciark Caldwell, George wraser, William | Conrod.

| ® xe e . Toy, ' i) Wier, Fire Wardens. - Thomas Bently, Ist Lt., Thomas Wilson, 2nd | | Lt.; James Gordon, Wm. Knight, Charles Williamson, Joseph Ritchie, | ' Peter Henderson, John Wilson, Wim. Stephenson, Fran. Bently. Saml. | if |

| Maddison.

| Wright, Robt. Malcolm, and James Reid.

| Downey, Chris. Norwood, Lewis Wilson, Robert Erving, G. Fultz, J. ||

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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Measurers of Wood. - Thomas James, C. Wilson and M. Brown. Weighers and Measurers of Sult and Grain. - John Martin, James | Cullen, Thos. McCann, W. Robb, James Aull, W. Blythe, Ambrose Keating, and Wm. Mahaney. . Measurers of Coal - Wm. Madden, John O'Connell, Samuel King, Alexr. Grant, Andw. Smith, James Breslaw, Wm. Bilby, and Mark |

Surveyors of Bricks and Lime and Measurers of Masons' Work. - N.

Fence Viewers. - Jas. Graham, Dani. McPherson and Thos. Bayers.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Chairman, Donald Murray.

Committee of Management at Fires, Joseph Fairbanks, James Reeves, John McCulloch, Wm. Ackhurst.

Fire Constables to attend Committee, John Holland, John Wallace, Jas. Isles, Atwood Doane.

Fire Wards - Ward 1, Donald Murray, Thomas Kenney, jr., James Kerr; Ward 2, James Fairbanks, James Reeves, John McCulloch ; Ward 3, Lemuel Morton, W. Ackhurst, J. Taylor; Ward 4, George |} Ksson, James Jackson, John Richardson; Ward 5, H. B. Reid, R. T. Roome, D. Arm:trong, John Hogan, Robert: Woodil; Ward 6, James Wilson, Andrew McKinlay, jr., Joseph Kaye.

Union Encine Company. - Hstablished August 8, 1768. Captain,

Mr. Henry B. Reid.

No. 1 Engine; Station, Grand Parade - David Armstrong, and Jas. Wilson, Fire Wardens. - John Dugwell, Ist Lt. ;. Rich. Vinecove, 2nd Lt. ; Henry Merrick, John R. Willis, (Secretary), John Archibald, John

i

No..2 Engine; Station, Grand Parade - Lemuel Morton and Joseph

Marvin, James A. Coombes, James A. Wilson, Alex. C. Wilson, Wm. Murray, And. Muirhead, Henry Kerr, James H. Grant, Alfred Soames. No. 3 Engine; Station, Grand Parade - James Jackson and George | Esson, Fire-Wardens. - John Taylor, Ist Lt.; Win. Vieth, 2nd Lt. ; | Robert Austin, (Treasurer), E. Longard, R. Cleverdon, J. J. Longard) | Jas. Lawlor, John Davie, Thos. Power, John Carter, Jas. Malcolm, G. S. Yates, G. G. Grant, J. J. Macintash, R McKay, 5. Cook, Jos. H. Hutchings ; James Shute. No. 4 Engine; Station, Maitland Street - Robert Woodill and John |} Hogan, .Fire-Wardens. - Mr. Edward Power, lst Lt.; Charles Green- |; field, 2nd Lt.; James Lindsay, John Lindsay, J. Patterson, Charles

Houseman, J. Crow, W. Dunbrack, G. Vinecove, D. McGrath, h. Fid- ler, Alfred F, Erving.

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(1861.

No. 5 Engine ; gai Argle Street - James Kerr, Firewarden. - Charles Blackadar, Ist Lt.; T. Archibald, 2nd Lt. ; James Norwood, (Marshal), Zebina Hall, John Roue, G. Ashmore (keeper), S. Coppin, A. Wisdom, Jas. A. Mitchell, G. Thompson (Assist. Sec.), B. Coburn, | G. Grant, J. Jeans, F. Shute. stand

No. 6 Engine ; Station, Spring Gardens - John McCulloch, and John | or not Richardson, Fire- wardens. - Jas. B. Smithers, Ist Lt. (Vice Chairman); | of al John Scriven, 2nd Lt.; Saml. Wallis, 'Thomas Hall, Richard Abbott, _ tances W. Robinson, Jehn McLean, Charles Sinclair, C. R. Wetmore, R. R. | shall Tappen, John Scriven, James Stevens, John Downey, Thomas Boyd, | Inan James Thompson, James Sinclair, W. Chittick. | liable

Honorary Members. - *George Little, Geo. Smithers, Arch. Goreham, | nd *James Mohany, * William Crawford, * Henry Spike, "#Joseph Mc Gill, | ne ° *George Caldwell, * William Stevens, *William Bently, *Jas. Reeves, she *David Calder, *James Jackson, *John J. Bennett, *Thos. Holloway, | hart *Wm. Caldwell, *Robert Woodill, *John Melireith, *Wm. J. Morris, | for pis *Samuel Morris, *William H. Pyke, * Wellington McNally, * Charles | Keepe Barnatiad, *Robert Davis, *John Ervin, *Daniel McPherson, * Daniel ( lis Smith, *Samuel Rh. Caldwell, * Alexander Robinson, Wm. Longard, | ot ie John Hedlter, W. C. Manning. | |

® Members thus marked have served the! «1 term (16 years), as Firemen. which | | . ex: mpts them from the same pubiic duties as enjoyed when actual Members of | besid|

| the Company. Those not so marked have retired by reason of loss of health, in| | ; consequence of exposure at fires. |

WHARVES.

\ | | | |

LIST OF WHARVES.

COMMENCING AT THE NORTH END. One

Railroad Depot, Williams & Starr's, Magazine, West's, Neil's | Hughs' Marshall's, |; Humphrey's Darby's, | Roche's, Bissett's, McKay's, North Ferry Dock, Conway's, Webb's, Creamer's, Hogan's, O'Neil's, Cunard's, Mooney's, Donovan's, Hamilton's,

De Vine's, DeWolts, Starr' r

(But lev's Spar Yard,

Virginia,

| Wainwright's, \Creighton's, Cronan's, Commercial, Tobin's, O'Connor's, Central, Collins' Black's, Power's, Bennet's, Stayner's South Ferry Dock, Market,

The Queen's, Mitchell's, Butler's,

corinne: 8,

i\Oxley's,

Caldwell' 8,

Noble's,

The Long,

\Bentley' n Spar Dock, Brown's,

Fairbanks', Strachan's,

'Esson, Boak & Co's.,

.JLawsen's,

Wiswell's, Lyle's, Adams', Bolton' s, Pryor's, Miller's Dock, Moren's,

Gus Works', Laidlaw's.

prov men exce

warden, - Norwood, S. Coppin, B. Coburn,

and John |

hairman) : rd Abbott, ore, R. R,

as Boyd,

Goreham, |

bh McGill,

hs. Reeves,

Holloway,

J. Morris, » *Charles

mn, * Daniel |

Longard,

pmen, which Members of

of health, in |

r Dock,

» Co's.,

ene,

[1861 1861.) HACKS. 109

| 1 | | !

| exceed double fare.

| or dwelling house to any stage office or place within a mile, with half, | ewt. of luggage, - ls. 3d.

| - Qs. 6d.

| 66

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HACKNEY CARRIAGES. [Extract from an Ordinance of the City, passed July 7th, 1851.] 12. Any person or persons having a license in full force, who shall

stand his carriage in any other than its appointed place or manner, - _

or not having it properly numbered, - or any driver or person in charge | of a licensed carriage, who shall not produce the table of fares and dis | tances when thereby requird, eor who, being upon his stand disengaged, | shall refuse to convey any person secking to employ him, - or who shall | in any way violate this Ordinance, shall, for each offence, besides being |

| liable to have his license revoked, forfeit and pay such a fine as under

and by virtue of this Ordinance may be adjusted against him. And | the owner or driver of any such carriage who skall demand or extort |

| from any person or persons a sum beyond the rate of fare herein estab- , | lished, or hereafter to be established, may be so fined, and shall forthwith |

forfeit the License for such carriage, and be liable to refund to the party | grieved the sum so extorted, with cost*of prosecution. Livery stable | keepers, not occupying the stands of said City are exempt from 'this |

| Ordinance; further than that they are hereby required to obtain a license | | for each carriage they shall use to convey persons for hire, within the | limits of the City ; which license shall continue in force and be renewed | as aforesaid, and the carriage shall be numbered, and have the letter L, | | besides its number, painted or placed on it as aforesaid.

TABLE OF CAB FARES FOR EACH PURSON.

|

For any distance up to half a mile............. 6d. |

"« " «" bimMilenes cscads ... Is. Od.

i wo 1} miles.......... Is. 3d. | " " " gC ae .. Is. 6d.

" " '" 24 miles........ .. Is. 9d. | " " " 8 miles........... 2s. Od.

One half of the above price to be paid if returning in the same carriage, provided the party is not detained more than five minutes. For employ- ment in the night the fare shall be as partics may agree, not however to

For every carriage hired by the hour, each person, 2s. 6d. | T'o and from any Steamer, passenger vessel, - -to and from any hotel |

As above, with more than half cwt. and less than two cwt. of luggage |

TABLE OF DISTANCES.

From the Province Building to Cunard's wharf............ 4 mile. | y Dockyard Gate.......+..66 1

" iy Richmond........... weriee SOU " "é Shanties, or Africville..... oe 'f |" ad Steele's Bridge............. 38 " | «6 f Pyke's Bridge .......... iets 5 Oe See | i " St. George's Church........ 3g " " 6 The Admiral's House....... 1 a " 'e Piers' Rope Walk,....... i>, wee ' n Road west side of Common.. 1 "

A Nn nn

110 TRUCK REGULATIONS. [1861,|

| P *14a° . . From the Province Building to Bridge near Hosterman's.... 2!émiles, Other parts E. shore N. W. Arm, included in Wards 7 2 = "

Royal Engineer Yard... ae ¥ Fresh Water Bridge. The Bower

TRUCKMEN'S REGULATIONS.

cxtract from an Ordinance of the City Council, passed July 7th, 1851.

8. If any Licensed Truckman, being on his Stand, shall refuse or neglect to cart, truck, or employ his horse and cart, truck, or sled, within the said City of Halifax, for any person, when requested, he shall, for each offence, forfeit and pay the sum of ten shillings.

21. The following shall he the Table of Rates and Prices of Trackage payable, or to be demanded by the Truckmgn of the City of Halifax, for their services ; subject, however, to be altered from time to time by reso- lution of the City Council :

From any Wharf between Belcher's wharf and sive' wharf inclusive.

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From Scuth of Morris St., to

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To any place in 's Bridge.

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1] load Fish, &c., 5 bbls. each, .

1 load Sugar, 5 bbls ; Flour 6 bbls.; Bread 7 pbls. N 1 hhd. Dry | ish, not exceeding 10 quintals, . Hay or Straw per cwt. : Wood, per cord; Coal per chal.

Bags of Cotiee, 10 ewl. . : Full load of Hu rniture, Cases, Trunks, . Bricks per 14 M., Lime 2 hhds. Sand 12 bush. Stone per ton, . '

Lumber per 4 M.,

Shingles 4 M.; Clap Boards 1% M., . Grain - Wheat 20 bush. Barley 25 do., Oats 80 do. Potatoes and other veges per bush. °

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FERRY BOATS.

TIME TABLE

OF THE HALIFAX AND DARTMOUTH STEAMBOATS.

FROM Ist MAY TO Ist NOV'R.,

a - - |

SOUTH FERRY FROM.

DARTMOUTH. |

NORTH BOAT FROM

DARTMOUTH.

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|

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DARTMQUTH. | HALIFAX. HALIFAX. inceroeliesrielinselinatSitacieti thane nettheae | coeoninmmeenas- cee | oil sips dieetincisipcooin derpsenabdiiciss | 20m to 6 & 6a m.| 6 & 63 a.m | 6& 6am 6¢&ito 7am. |

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| SOUTH BOAT FROM ne ee || DARTMOUTH. ! HALIFAX. | 4 | 7& Tam. | 7qr. qr. 8am. |

1 Bes Og Sqr. qr. 8 "| LPB: Fries & 9qr. qr. 10 " | | LO "101, " jlOqr. qrll " | Hab adg =f |ilqr. gr.12 " | [121216 p.m. [L2qr. qr. 1 p.m. | Hp [lg « Lar ar. 9° | | 2« gif « F2qrngr 8 " | | 3 « Bly "c 3 qr. qr. re ae jy ae odge © 4qr. qr. 5 "| 5 big « Sar. me 8 %t a | 6 6-40 " §-20 and 7 " | ll720%8 " | 7-40 " Bly

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110

112

SUNDAYS, CHRISTMAS DAY AND GOOD FRIDAY,

FOR THE SOUTIT FERRY ONLY.

ACTUAL STATISTICS OF METHODISM. I. - 1739.

FERRY BOATS.

|n | |

| FROM THE SOUTH FERRY ONLY.

PARENT WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.

ane

1961,

FROM DARTMOUTH. FROM HALIFAX. Total At 6, and at 20m. to 7, A.M. ||At 20m. past 6, & 7, A.M. Toe «20m. past 7, and 8, "|| * 20m. to 8, & 20m. past 8, " * 20in. to 9, & 20m. past 9, "« || © 9, and 20m. to 10, ey "10, and 20m. to MH, " | 20m. past 10, and ll, wa « 90m. to 1, & 20in. past 1, P.M. || " 1, and 20m. to 2, P.M. | i TL, " 2, and 44 past 2, " 1) qr. past 2, and qr. to 3, van 'hold J * 3, and 46 past 3, Hy | "* qr. past 3, and qr. to 4, Fa) | Chur " 4,and }4 past 4, "| © qr. past 4, and qr. to 5, aes | 997 " 5, and $V; past 5 ¢ | "< qr. past 5, and qr. to 6, | | see 4 6, and 20m. to 7 '4 " +) 20m. past 6, and 7, ys | ieee " 90m. past 7, and 8, |e 20m. to 8, and qr. past 8, " | ee "© Le past 8, and 9, ° 1 " qr. to 9, and qr. pust 9, o | | ee es 50m. to 10, A Te 10, - Last Trip. | 1818- | 1817 TIMES OF STARTING, & RATES OF FARES. ' [Regulated by the Sessions.] | | Mini Ist Nov. to Ist May North Boat starts from Dartmouth 1-4 past 7, Am. from Halifax, at half past 7. 1st Nov. to 20th Mareh South Boat starts from Dartmouth 20m. to 7,A. Me Tota from Halifax, at #% 20th March to Ist May South Boat starts from Dartmouth 6 and 20m, | Tots to a.M., from Halifax, at 20m. past 6 and 7. 10th May to Ist Nov. trips are added and taken off North Boat, as sha days increase and shorten. | Ine} Foot Pussengers 3d. Children 14d. Horses 7d. Horse and Carriage Is.| bes YEARLY TICKETS, PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE. | A Foot Pessenger, per annum........... cece eens £4 0 0 Met Man and Wife, per annum........... 0. cece eens 5 0 0 | | Met do - _and unmarried children, per annum..... 8 0 0 Met Domestic Servant, per annum'.............00 eee 2 0 0 | oe Apprentices and Clerks, being minors, per annum.. 2 10 0 | Me _ Afi | | Aft | | | \

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' Total number of Church Members in England, Wales and Scot- land, at the Conference of 1859...........0cc cece ee ee es 292,795 Increase in ditto this year 1747 - In Ireland, 1859 Increase this year

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past 7, am. n. to 7, A.M. | 6 and 20m. | Soat, as the|

| Jarriage 1s, |

| | | | | |

"Tneluding about 30,000 Lay Preachers, and probably about 60,000

STATISTICS OF METHODISM.

1851 - French Conference..... Mieth dils. £00 0 oten ere ae | 1854 - Australian Conference.......... cece ee cece eeeeeeees 23,138 : Canada Conference.........ccececceeees ee Sa » 45,295 | Lastern British American Conference. . cd he fois cee 14.816 |

Members on Trial in 1859..........c ccc ve ceececeecs

| Total under the care of the Parent Conference..... | Total number of Ministers..,,......

Including about 15,000 Lay Preachers.

IIl. - The following are offshoots from the Parent Stock. They all 'hold Methodistic distrine and usages, but differ from us on matters of | ; Church Government: |

| 1797 - Methodist New Connexion (say). Te Teer ee: ,.. 28,000 |

_1819 - Primitive Methodist Se OE ere ee ee he eee re EP 123,863 |

"1849 - Wesley an Refor mers. Cr eee Cee rere Tre eT '

| 1818 - Bible Christian Methodists..........0ccecceceees eee. 19,068 | 1817 Primitive Wesleyans (in Ireland)...........+e.+e8- |

| Ministers in all these in 1859...........0008 pea e Wek Wwe te

Including about 15,000 Lay Preachers. | Total number of Methodists of all branches in Great Britain and SOTO Scan oia's SPba eed bee OES NTS tena ee bb 6 p Bralace atee 766,362 |

| Total number of Methodist Ministers..... ach je hcd cate apne uega ack

Leader 8.

IlI. - AMERICAN METHODISM.,

, Methodist Episcopal Church (North).,........ upegets veeee , 956,555 |

' Methodist Episcopal Church (South)...........0eseeeeeeee 700,000 | | Methodist Episcopal Church, Canada........... eEAeuat 13,352 American Wesleyan Methodists...... Ce BTEEDARE DEER COORD 21.000 | | Methodist Protestant Church..........cccceeeeeeeseeeeees 70,018 | _ African Methodist Episcopal Sch 4 chacs se ovina cnnnemhe 20,000 | | African Methodist E mens opal Zion Church,,.......... vevee 6,208] | Albright Methodists...,......0..ee08. eee: Riise eek 21,076 | ee | | Total number of Methodist Church Members in America stant | BEARGDEE) bos vec deensceeesners phate enis ree: . 1,808,204 | Total number of Ministers in America... ... SCENE BURRESS "11,458 | 1,819,662 | | Add British Methodism, as above,,...... rere rare il'elecd- nice eee 980

2,589, 642.

C. , Street, Philadelphia, and are for sale by druggists and storekeepe: 8 in every town |

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114 ADVERTISEMENTS.

DR. HOOFLAND'S

BALSAMIC CORDIAL,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Croup, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Diseases of the Bowels aris- ing from Cold, Incipient Consumption, and for the relief and (if at all possible) cure of patients in advanced stages of the latter disease,

Catarrh,jor Common Cold, as it is familiarly called, is worthy of study, and serious enough to be avoided, if possible. Dr. Bell savs: "I will not say that Colds are to

| our inhabitants what the Plague and Yellow Fever are to those of other countries, | but I can ayer confidently that they usher in diseases of greater complicity and

mortality than these latter."' ; In the danger of Bronchitis and Pacumonia, which often follow in the train of a

neglected cold, and in PAthisis Pudmonalis, the tubercular irritation of which is

developed by the some cause, we surely have proof and argument sufficient for

| attention, not only to the preventive means, but also to the curative ones of a | disease which, however mild in its inception, is directly or indirectiy producti.e of | Buch diversified and alarming results.

This lesson should be particularly impressed on those who have anf constitu.

| tions] tendency to Pulmonary Consumption.

The use of the Balsamic Cordial, agreeably to the directions accompanying each bottle, will readily cure the most distressing case of cough. Coughs sometimes proceed from a disordered or dyspeptic state of the stomach,

| in which case the German Bitters should be used. In cases of weakness or veneral | debility of the system, resulting from a protracted cough, the German Bitters will

be found of great benefit.

In cases of acute Inflamation of the Lungs, the | rominent symptoms generally | are - hurried and painful respiration, imperfect arterialization of the blood, cough | and expectoration, attended with excitement of the heart, fever, various derange- |

ments of the digestive and urinary systems, prostration of strength, &c. The!

1; lungs may be diseased without any of these symptoms being prominent, but the Ff) Murniur produced during inspiration and respiraiton, and the alternate contrac- | tion and expansion of the chest, evident to both sight and feeling, all furnish most. |; important physical signs in case of disease, and should receive prompt attention. |

This disease is usually caused by a cold settlins on the lungs, and the use of the

| Balsamic Cordial soon performs a cure.

The terrible fatality of diseases resulting from a "common col¢é," may be seen by

| a glance at the following statistics, taken from the records of the Board of Health |

of Philadelphia, confessedly one of the healthiest localities in the Union: 1852. - Total deaths in Philadelphia, - - - - - 10261 Died of Consumption, - - - - 1912 "all other diseases, 250 in number 8349 - 10261 , 1853. - Total deaths. - - - - - - 9749 Died of Consumption, = - 1895 Ry all other diseases, 7854 : 9749 1854. - Total deaths. - - - 11814 Died of Consumption, - 2178 * all other diseases, - - - - - - 9636

- 11814 | From these figures it will be seen that nearly one-fourth of the total deaths in|

| the country are caused by Consumption, to say nothing of the numerous other | | diseases springing fiom a "slight cold." |

| _ The proprietors sre in the possession of ce: tificates showing that the Balsamic | re ia has effected cures whee ali other remedial means have failed. Give it a, trial.

These invaluable Medicines are prepared only by Dr. M. JACKSON, 418 Arch- |

}

and Village in the United States, Canadas and British Provinces at 75 cents per bottle. H. A. Taylor, Halifax, N. S., Wholesale and Retail Agent.

Chronic « disorde Blood Fullne pit of t tering Dimne Head. Side J stant .

The F

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the train of a mM Of which ig

sufficient fur tive ones of a Y producti. e of

an¥ constitu. panying each

the stomach, hess or veneral Hu Bitters wil)

Ooms generally 2 blood, cough 'ious derange- gth, &. The! nent, but the mate contrac- l furnish most Ipt attention. | the use of the »

ay be seen hy. wd of Health ion:

10261 12 19 - 10261 | 9749 5 | 4 | - 9749 | 11814 8 | 6 - 11814 |

al deaths in | erous other |

| 1¢ Balsamic | - Give it a

, 418 Arch- | every town | 5 cents per

the use of them.

' per bottle. H. A. Tay.or, Halifax, N. S., Wholesale and Retail Agent...

ADVERTISEMEN'SS.

DR. HOOFLAND'S | Celebrated German Bitters,

PREPARED BY

Dr. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.,

WILL EFFECTUALLY CURB LIVER COMPLAINT, DISPEPSIA, JAUNDICH,

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a disordered Liver or Stomach. Such us Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness or | Blood to the Head, Acidity on the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, | Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations. Sinking or fluttering at the | pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and dificult Breathing, Flut- tering at the Heart. Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a lying posture. Dimness of Vision, Dotis of webbs before the S'ght. Fever and Dull Pain in the

Head. Deficiency of Perspiration, Yeliowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the

Side Back, Chest, Limbs, dic. Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con-

stant Imaginings of Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits,

The Proprietor, in calling the attention of the public to this preparation, does

| 80 with @ feeling of the utmost confidence in its virtues.and adaptation to the

diseases for which it is recommended. it is no new and untried article, but one that has stood the test of a ten years' trial before the American people, and its reputatioh and sale is unrivalled by any similar preparations extant. The testimony in its favor given by the most promi- | nentand well-known Physicians and individuals in all parts of the country is i immense, and a careful perusa) of the Almanac, published annually by the'Proprie- | ter, and to be had gratis of any of his agents, cannot but satisfy the most sceptical | that this remedy is really deserving the great celebrity it has obtained. | Prinefpal Office and Manufactory, No. 418 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

FROM J. NEWTON BROWN, D.D., EDITOR OF THE: ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE, | (Certificate. ] ij

Aithough not disposed to favor or recommend Patent Medicines in general, | through. distrust of their ingredients and effects, ] yet know of no sufficient reason |} Why a man may not testify to the benefit he believes himself to have received from oy simple preparatio®, in the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit of; others. if

Ido this the more readily in regard 'to " Hoofland''s German Bitters,' prepared \ by Dr. C. M. Jackson, of this City, because I was prejudiced against them for years, |} under the impression that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. 1 am indebted |j to my friend Robt. Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal of this prejudice by proper |

: tests, and for encouragement to t-y them when suffe:ing fiom g:eat and long-con- | | tinued debility. The use of th: ee bottles of these Bitte:s, at the beginning of the | | present year, was fullowed by evident relief. and reste ation to a dey: ee of bodily | | and mental vigor which I had not felt for six months before, aud had almost |

despaired of regaining. I therefore thank God and my friend for di:ecting me to; J. NEWTON BROWN. Philadelphia, June 23rd, 1860.

i These Bitters are for sale by all the Diuggists in the British Pi ovinces at 75 cents |f

ee el

DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

OF THE

CITY OF HALIFAX.

ABBREVIATIONS: A. for and, b. for between, cor. for corner, n. for near, op, for Opposite, hd. fur hd, wf. for wharf.

ARCHITECTS. Baine, Alex.. Creamer's wf. Davidson and Graham, op, Cutlip''s wf. Finlay, W., Sackville, n. Dresden Row.

AUCTIONEERS, &c. \Allen, Wm. M. 8 Bedford Row. lAckhu rat, Wm., North side Collin's wf, \Cogswell and Son, Power's wf.

| Hill, Hen., Branswick, b. Cornwallis and Clarke, R. D.. 16 Bedford Row.

Cunard's Lane.

| ATTORNEYS. | Clark, Nepean, 18 Hollis.

| Cogswell, J. C., cor. Argyle a. Prince. | Cochran, Pitz, 64 Prince.

| DeBlois, W. A.. cor Granville and George.

, Gray, 8. and W. M., 60 Hollis. *

| Hartshorne, Hugh, 123 Granville.

| Hill, P. O., Hali ax Bank Buildings. Haliburton, G. R., 49 Bedford Row.

| Howe, Win., 8 Prince.

Johnston, J W. and Sons, 64 Prince.

| James, A., Somerset House, Prince.

| Lynch, Peter, 51 Hollis.

| Lenoir, |'. H., 58 Hollis.

| McCully, Jonathan, 105 Granville.

| McGregor, John, 181 Hollis,

| Motton, Robert. jr., 15 Hollis.

| Pryor, Hency, 181 Hollis.

| Primrose, Alex., 49 Bedford Kow.

| Ritchie, J. W., 6l Prince.

| Richey, M. H., 49 Bedford Row.

| Ritchie, J. N., 61 Prince.

| Smith, James K., 51 Hollis,

| Sutherland, Wm. 31 Bedford Row. Shannon, 8. L, 64 Prince.

| Skerry and Miller, 108 Granville.

| Twining. C. and Son. 64 Prince.

| - wining, Henry. 77 Hollis.

| Tobin, J. 8., 64 Prince.

' Thomnpson, James, 123 Granville.

| Uniacke, A. M.. cor. Argyle a. Sackville.

| Wallace, T. J., Somerset House, Prince. | Weeks, Otto c. Granville and George.

| Whitman, Jas., Somerset House, Prince.

| AGENTS FOR HOUSES & ESTATES, | Gray. 8. and W. M., 60 Hollis.

j i

| Hartshorne, Hugh, 123 Granville. | Robinson, Win., 9 Bedford Row.

See arene ae eee 7

'DeBlois and Merkcl. hd Black's wf. 'Lawson, Edward, 6 Hollis. \Nash, J. D., cor. Sackville a. Hollis.

| AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Besaonett, J. 8.. hd. O'Connor's wf. fupper, S., jr., 14 Sack vile.

ARTIST'S MATERIAL. Gossip, Wm. 24 Granville. Gossip, James, 60 George. Wetmore, R. and J., Prince, n. Granville.

BAKERS.

Archibald, J., cor. Sackville a. Granville. |

Boardwell, Weils, 148 Gottingen. 'Brutcher, J. G.. cor. Grafton a. George. Fennerty, J. W., Argyle, n. Sackville. Harwood, 8., 184 Albermarle.

Hen, Morris, Albermarle.

Jost, Edward, op. Cunard's wf. Liswell, John, Gottingen, n. Gerrish. Moir, W. C., cov. Barrack and Duke. Mahar, J., hd. Eseon's wf.

McNeill, J., cor. Argyle a. Buckingham. Scriven, J., senr., Birmingham. Scriven, J. J., 50 Grafton.

Shafter, J. F., 127 Argyle.

Sullivan, Chas.. Dresden Row, n. Morris, |

| Wilcox, Henry, op. Hogan's wf. Wilson, J. R., n. Skimming's wf

BANKS. iBritish North American, 26 Hollis. Bank of Nova Scotia, Holl s, n. George. Halifax Kank, hd. Collin's wf. Saving's Bank, Province Building. Union Bank, Bedf'd Row.

BALLAST BATS. Anderson, Robt. McCarty, John, Richmond.

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1861.)

a

' gmithers,

|

| Caldwell, | Crawford, Gwatkin | Holland, 1 Holland, « Jackson, d i Kennedy, Lyons, ¥., Mooney, d McFatrid; iMurphy, « Ro inson, shields, P Taylor, J Thompso Youny, M

| BLO Abbott, R Hollaway Peters, T | Andersor 'Bird, Dat DeGouch Doane, N | Dunn, TI | Edsall, J | Rad, Joh | Hallore

'Morris,

Murphy Mahon, Morley,

, Sulliva

Sheph Trena

| Tuppe

|

near, op, for

B, &c, ow. e Collin's wf, R wf. Row. Black's wf.

a. Hollis.

PLEMENTS. nor's wf.

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6, n. Granville,

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1861.) DIRECTORY. 117°

| EELL HANGER, §mithers, B. J., 124 Barrington.

BLACKSMITHS,

Caldwell, 8. and W., Caidwell's wf. Crawford, David Argyle, op. Parade. Gwatkin J., Gottingen, n. Cornwallis. Holland, Wm., 62 Argyle.

Holland, John, cur, Argyle ao@ Blower.

Jackson, Jas., op. Jerusalem Warehouse, |

'Kennedy, Thos., Falkiand n. Creighton, Lyons, V., Gottingen. n. Falkland. Mooney, John, Argyle, n. Duke, McFutridge. J., Gottingen, n. Watt. 'Murphy, J., op. North Ferry,

Ro inson, A., Butler's wf, Up. Water. shields, P.. Donovan's wf,

Taylor, John, 70 Argyle.

Thompson, John, Albermarle, n. Duke. Youny, M., Fairbanks' wf.

| BLOCK AND PUMP MAKERS. Abbott, R., Bentley's Spar Dock. Hollaway. hos., Caldwell's wf. Peters, Thos., O'Connor's wf,

| BOARDING HOUSES. Anderson, Mrs., Jacob, n. Albermarile, 'Bird, Daniel, op. Black's wf. DeGouchey, John, op. Hogan's wf. Doane, Mrs. Bedfurd Row n. Prince. 'Dunn, Thomas, hd. Esson's wf.

i Edsall, J. S. Hollis.

| Ead, John, op. lunovan's wf. Halloren, M., op Doyle's wf.

| Holmes, Robt., op. Marshall's wf. \Jubien, Mrs. Hollis,

Kennedy, Mrs.. 18 Bedford Row.

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BOOKSELLERS,

Bible and Religious Book Depository, 48 Bariington,

Creighton, A. & H., hd. Creighton's wf.

Donohoe, Jas.. cor. George and Hollis.

Fuller, E. G., Ch 'upstde.

Gossip, Win, 24 Granville

Mckinlay, A. and W., 47 Barrington.

Mackuy, N., cor. Gottingen and Gerrish.

Selden, 8., 49 Granville.

Strong. J. B.. 35 Hollis.

Wesleyan Book Room, 135 Argyle.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Coombs, W. G., 127 Granville Carteti, 8 muel, op. O'Connor's wf. Dunbar, Wm., 89 Barrington, Frost and Co., 31 Granville. Goreham, Jaines, 46 Barrington. Goreham, W. F1., 8 Bedford Row. Goreham and Rickards, 15 Duke. Harrison, Mrs., 53 Barrington. Jost, George, Duke, n. Barrington, McNeil, Hl. and Co., op. Ordnance Gate, Murpby, Patrick, | Up. Water. Yates, Geurge S., 56 Geo,

BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.

Anderson, Richard, hd O'Connor's wf, Bayley, George, next Union Bank, Brannon, Robt. ep Cronan's wf. Barnstead, J., op. North Ferry. Bigtell. G, 46 Sackville.

Basty, John. Birm'hm. n. 8. Garden Road. |

Butler, James, 18 Lower Water. Carr, J., hd. O'Connor's wf

Keating Mrs. Thos, Cornwallis, n. Water.|Chalk, E., n. Dockyard Gate.

'Livingston, Mrs., 29 Birrington. 'Lovet, Miss, cor. Hollis and Blower. | Martin, Thos., op. Brown's wf. Morris, Thos. 11 Bedford Row. | Murphy, M., 209 Hollis Mahon, J., hd. Cronan's wf. Morley, M., foot Hurd's Lune.

| McDonnell, D., hd Doyle's wf.

| McKinlay, J. G., LL Grafton.

|| McNeil, Mrs., Starr. ;

|0'Neal, Mrs. op. Hogan's wf. O'Donnell, Mrs. do. |Phelan, Miss, 207 Hollis.

| Saunders, G., hd. Marshall's wf. Stewart. Mrs, Poplar Grove, 'Sullivan, Mrs. 67 Barrington. 'Shepherd, Mrs., 170 Hollis. Trenaman, §., 6 Buckingham. Tupper 8., 12 Sackville.

| Valentine, Mra., Duke.

| Ward, 'Vhos,, hd. Fairbanks wf. | Worrell, D., op. LeCain's wf.

BOOKBINDERS. i Bowes, John, Cheapside. 'Compton, J. and W., 2 George. ' Philips, George, 135 Argyle.

| Sutton, li. C. D, 9 Cheapside. {

Carroll, Dennis, Lower Water.

Drake, Wm., Somerset (louse, Granville. Dunn, Edward, Argyle n. Duke.

Dunn, Wm., 14 Hollis.

Fennel, James, op. Neal's wf.

Fuller, James, op Mitchell's wf. Falinert. Martin, op. Strachan's wf. Hoar, John, 142. Lower Water. Jenkins, Win., hd. Strachan's wf, Keating. Edward, hd. Hamilton's wf. Kennedy, James, hd. Heff-rnan's wf. Lydiard. 8., cor. Duke and Grafton. Lyons, James, Gottingen, n. Cornwallis.

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McCleve. J., op. Starr's wf

McDonnell, 4}bermarle, cor. Jacob. Midnight, J., Maitland. n. Cornwallis, Nixon, Thos , 122 Granville.

Newman, John, op. Doyle's wherf.

Neal, Hugh, op. Adam's wf.

Norwood. Jas., cor. Granville and Prince. O'Brien, M., 175 Lower Witer.

0' Neal, James, hd. O'Neal's wf.

Power. E.. 67 Cornwallis

Pedwell, R.. Birminham, n. 8. G. Road. Reyno, T., Duke, op. Post Office. Romans. Jas., L78 Hollis.

Runians, Rovert, Duke, b. Bar. a, Grany'l.

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| Swayne, R. and &, hd. Strachan's wf, Sutton, W., op. Jennings' wf.

Smith, T., Barrington, n. Sackville. Shortell, P., n. North Ferry,

Toole, T., 125 Albermarle.

Verge and Morse, cor. Duke and Water. Whytal, W. @ Co., Hollis, n. Ordnance. Woodaman, J. T., 182 Barrington. Whytal, John L., Sackville, n. Water. Wallace, T. op. Brown's wf.

Webb, James, 320 Upper Water. Underwood, C., Creighton, n, Maynard. Wilson, T., 82 Brunswick.

BRASS FOUNDERS.

Davis and Brown, Hurd's Lane. Donald and Watson, 102 Granville. Hunter, James, Hollis, n. Sackville. Longard, J. and E., 22 Hollis.

BREWERS.

Baker, J. B., Fresh Water.

Bennett, J. J., ib. Dockyard'Gate. Jones Wm., op. Dockyard Gate. Keith and McLean, op Esson's wf, Keith, A. op? Lawson's wf.

Lawson, Robt., Fresh Water. Morrisey, Pet r, 88 Albermarle. McLearn, T., Gottingen, n. Gerrish, Nash, Thomas, Fresh Water, Tillman, Charles, Fresh Water.

BROKERS,

Barss, Simon, hd. Commercial wf. (Ship.) lraser, G. & Co., Lyle's wf. (Ship.)

BOATS FOR HIRE. Fahie, P., Market wharf. Hughes, John, Marshall's wf. Webb, James, 320 Upper Water.

BRUSH MAKER, Murphy, J., Dresden Row, n. S Gar. Rd.

BUILDERS.

Alexander, J., Grafton, n. Duke,

Artz, Peter, Lockman, n. Docky''d Lane.

| Bayne,sAlex. Creamer's Wh

| Brown, Win., Creighton, n. Falkland

Boak, Edward, Brunswick, n. North.

Calder, David, 80 Granville.

Davidson and Graham, op. Virginia wf.

' Grant, P. aud G., Birmingham, un. Morris.

| Imlay, Peter, 13 Birmingham,

| Kelly, Patk , Queen, n, Rottenburg, Lane, John, Dresden Row, n. Morris.

Mahoney, John, op Bolton's wf.

Marvin, J. W., Proctor's Lane.

McNutt and MeLoud, Jacob n. Water,

Mumford, J., south end Maitland.

Norris, 8., Cornwallis. n. Water.

Richardson, J. R., L. Water, n. Duke.

Room, R. T., Lockman, n. West's Lane.

smith, J., Lockman, n. Dockyard Lane.

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| Wisdom, Henry, 37 Bedford Row. varner, J., City, n. North.

BUTCHERS.

'Anderson, Henry, City Market. Caldwell, J. and §., Jacob, n. Water, Casey, Thos., City Market

Curry, RK, Sp. Gr.-Ru., n. Birmingham, Donnelly, Peter, 141 Lower Water. |Eaton, Wm., hd. Creamer's wf, (Evans, Wm., 47 Buckingham.

Katon, Joseph, hd. Darby's wf.

Gilfoy, John, Gottingen, n. Gerrish. Grady, Daniel, n. Cunard's wi.

iGriflin, T., Cornwallis, n. Water. Hunter, Andrew, hd. Bennett's wf Hannan, James, City Market.

Hunter, K., Buckingham, n. Grafton, Keating, MichL, Sackville, n. Barrington. Lavis, Wm., City Market.

jLangdale, T., Cornwallis, n. Gottingen. O' Neal, Wm., hd. Hogan's wf. McCulloch, J., Cornwallis, n. Water. Nelligan, James, City Market.

Nelligan, Wm., City Market.

Nelligan, Michael, City Market. Noonan, Matt., op. Marshall's wf. Parker, J., jr., Buckingham, n. Barringtn. Pike, Wm., 13 Bedford Row.

Pannon, A., Sackville, n. Hollis.

Punch, M., Cornwallis, n. Gottingen. Rogers, Messrs. ft. Sackville

(Smith, James, Sp. Gr. Kd., n. Birmingh'n. Sullivan Wm., foot Salter.

Thompson, G., cor. Jacob a. Albermarle. Woodill, W. T., 13 Hollis.

Woodill, Geo., 5 Buckingham.

Woodill, John, op. Jericho Warehouse, Woodill, James, hd. Mooney's wh. Walsh, Wm., City Market.

Young, Jubn, Gerrish n. Brunswick.

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CABINET MAKERS.

jBrander, John, 16 a. 17 Barzington. Brander's Rooms, 123 Barrington. Coombes, W. a.d., Barringt'n cor. Sackv'l. Oummings, Thos., 70 Hollis.

Divine, John, Alber.narle.

Fraser & Sons, 70, 7L Barrington.

Jost, H R., 90 Argyle.

Johnson, G., City, n Gerrish. Leverman, Dresden Row.

McEwan, Reid and Co., 105 Barrington. Ridgeway, Thos., Brunswick. Thompson, Esson, & Co., 82 Barrington. Wilson and Newcomb, Argyle n. Jacob.

CARRIAGE MAKERS,

DeWolf, J. M., Crafton, n. George. Doherty, T., Gottingen, n. Cornwallis. Murray, Wm. 71 Argyle, n. Sackville. MeDonnell, Gottingen, n. Faulkland. O'Brien, G. L,, 6L Duke. ' Stevens, Wm., Barrington, n. Sackville.

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CARVERS AND GILDERS. ,Tobin, Thomas &., op. Tobin's wf.

Coombes. W., cor. Sackvilie a. Barrington | o) : , Drake, J. & F., Prince, n. Barrington. Whetman, John, bd. Commercial wh McLeod, George, 80 Jacob. (Carver,) White, 3. A. and Co., Colin's wk

retmore, R. and J., Prince, n. Granville, |" ier. B. and Co., Brown's wf. We . . . ,Young and Hart, Caldwell's wf

| | CHINA, GLASS any EARTHENWARE. CONFECTIONERS. (Cleverdon & Co., Bell's Lane cor. Water. | Austin, Robert, 112 Argyle.

"O'Neil, B. and Co., O'Counor's wf Glen. Miss, 103 Barrington, i(MeAinsh, J., 119 Granville. CHAIR MAKERS. iMcKenzie, G. 49 Barrington.

iMorris, C. R., 54 Barrington,

\Richardson, J., 7. Hollis. CONSULS, +

Charman, F., Portuguese Cefisul.

| Allan and Fenton, op. Long wf.

CHOCOLATE MANUFACTURERS. 'Mott, H. Y. & Sons, Duke, op. Post Office.

Mott, J. P., 89 Bedford Row. ' \Creighton, J. G. A., Spanish Vice-Con. \Cunard, W., French Vice-Con., and Aus- |

trian Con.

lGrassie. T. R., Prussian.

Hare, W., for Lubec and Bremen. Pillsbury, A., United States. Pryor, W., Hamburg.

Tobin, M., Brazillian Vice-' on.

CIGAR DEALFRS.

Symons, John, 138 Granville. Swaine, Wim., 67 Upver Water. Watt, John, 58 Bedford Row.

CIVIL ENGINFERS.

Harn C. bal arose : CORDIAL MANUFACTURERS. pay APA ar sag ag) a sor ed iCrovkill, J., cor. Barrington a. George. Mosse, J. R., Water, n. North. Clark, J.2. P., cor. Buck'gham a. Barrack. CLOTHIERS. | itichards, J. an Op. Cunard's wf

Barron, Walter & Co., 4 Water, | COOPERS.

; Cunningham, Roger, cor. Duke a. Water.| . ok cae adi

'Kearney, James, cp. Bennett's wf. lore Dae eet, awh

, Lauchlin, Mrs. P., 356 Upper Water. | Leddy, James, hd. Market wf. | Walsh, D. M., 1 Market Square.

Butler, J., Duke n. Hollis. Brenran, Jas., Strachan's wf. Conners, P., Long wf.

Conners, John, Moren's wf. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Delehanty, E., Devine's wf.

| Allison, Chas., Clarke's wf. Fortune. James., Oxley's wf.

| Ackhuyst, Wm., North side Collin's wf |Griftin, James, Cunard's bill.

Allan, Wm. M., 7 Bedford Row. - - Graves, Thomas L., p. Brown's wf. Barss, Simon, hd. Commercial wf. Gorham, Thos., 160 Hollis. Cogswell, James and Son, Power's wf Heenan, John, Brown's wf.

Creighton, af H., Collin's wf. Hehernan, Dennis, Heffernan's wf, f Clarke, R. D., 16 Bedford Row. Morriey, ly., Lawson's wf.

DeBlois a. Mer kel, hd. Black's wf. Mahar, Martin, op. Hogan's wf. j DesBarres, T. 0. Op., Commercial wf. iMuleahey, M., Cornwallis n. Water, 1 Evans, W. L., cor. Jacob a, Water. IMulcahey, B. and J., Conway's wf. f Fraser, R. W. and Co., 37 Bedford Row. |MeCauile y, James, Hogan's wf

| Fraser, Geo. arid Co., Lyle's wf. McCuftey, Hurd's Lane.

Fay, J. B., Market wi. . |McGiH, Jos, ]awson's wf. Forrester, 'Thomas M., hd. Oxley's wf. O'Connors, Messrs. O'Connor's wf.

Hare. Wm., hd. Commercial wf. Par-ott, J., Richmond. ) Hart, R. J. 'and W., hd Pryor's wf. Shea, Thomas Granville n. Sackville. i Hunter, C. D. a. Oo., Ordnance Square, Smith, W. H., Jacob pn. Water.

cor. Hollis. Wilson, T homs is, Black's wf.

Isles, Ross a. Co. hd. O'Connor's wk. Wumbolt, Jacob, n. Gass Werks.

| Kinnear, T. C., bong we | suwson, Edward, 6 Hollis. ' > :

; Lordley and Stimpson, 3 George. ' DAGTERAEGT a ee |

McLean Cam,be . cor. Hollis. ., 51 Hollis

| Nash, John D., cor. Hollis a. Sackville. Margeson, J. M., 86. Hollis, Oxley and Co., hd. @xiey's wf. Fraser, Wm., 64 Prince.

Ribebicel J. and M., Tobin's wf. Oxley, A., Bell's Lane.

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'Thompson, Abbott a. Co., Tobin's wareh. |

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| DEN IsTs. Mooney, M. hd. Mooney's wf, | H Meagher, John, Lower Water Street ' Glover, A. A., 51 Hollis. eee oe ee oe . | MeAllister and Paine, Ordnance Square. ;Murphy. Mrs., hd. Brown's wf.

é; 'ogswell, 171 Holli Proudfoot, A. R. 48 George. | | ss. co Van Buskirk, a, Cogswell, 171 Hollia. Power, P, u. ©o., op: Black's wh ! | sear

. Robson, C. a. Co., 63 Hollis. | peur Maen kes 1, {Roles, Joseph, cor. Salter and Water, | Bf pha Fazaka, Mrs, cor. Barrington a. Sackv'l. |Roche, Mrs., Roche's wf. | free

Kerr, Misses, 112 Granville. Ring, 'T., 853 Water. | j, fulous

}| T.pper, Miss and Co., 2 Hurd's Lane. Seott, Alex. 49 George or unk

Way, Miss, Buckingham. Silver, J., op. Commercial wf. | and al

° Silver, W. a. C., George, cor. Hollis. | | ditary

DRUGGISTS. Silver, N, 37 Hollis. | ' third |

Avery, Brown and Co., 63 George. Skerry, K., 48 George. | says §

1; Brown Bros. a. Co., 25 Granville. Strong, Saml.. 2 Acadia Corner. Its |

| Durney, T., op. Tobin's wf. Shaw a. Murphy. cor. Sackville a. Water, | | veatte

| Fraser, R. G., 124 Granville. Smith, 8, 8. B., 12 Sackville. | ae h

| J hnson, George, 181 Hollis, Wetmore, Vaux a. McCulloch, 58 Hollis. _ In the

|, Morton, G. Ea. Co., cor. Gran. a.. George.| Woulrich, T. V., 62 Hollis.

t Morton a. Cogswell, cor. Hollis a. Ch'pside .

}) Richardson, J., jr.. 140 Graaville. ENGRAVERS.

i! Taylor, H. A, Cor. Hollis a. Sackville. Bolton, George S., 9 George.

| Uhiman, John, 76 Duke. McAinsh, Daniel, Barrington.

1, Webb, J. W., foot Cornwallis, cor. Bedford

| ee Row ie Sack ville. EXPRESS OFFICES. 1; Wordill, Jas. L., cor. Hellis a. Sackville. +1 an» : | Walsn, T. foot Hurd's Lane. C.dy, M., Railw ay Exp. Central Market.

Doran, M., do., 9 Sack ville. a Keating, T.. do., Cornwallis. DRY Goons, 'Fuller, E. G., Am Express, Cheapside. | }) Alexander, G., 43 Hollis. McLean, Campbell a. Co, Orduance §q | | Bennett, J. B. a. Co., 325 Upper Water. cor. Hollis. | Bella. Anderson, 29 Granville. J. A., 31 Upper Water. FANCY GOODS. }; Beckwith a Major, 33 Granville. ¢ eee: | Billing and Co, 142 Granville. Brown, M. 8., 182 Granville.

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| nee & mocdonald 36 Hollis. P oe ek nee Miers

| British Woollen Hall, 144 a, 145 Granville.|© Sea ste

_ Black, M. G., jr., cor. George anc. Hollis. geeiteg \kraarontnatny Houre, , stated Thomas, 126 Granville, P Fitzpatrick, J.. foot Hurd's Lane, ' pman, EK. W. a. Co., cor. Hollisa. Duke. Tacob, J., (importer), 82 Hollis

Creighton, Wiswell a. Co., office 51 Hollis. penal : Nie 1. Brunawick j Conroy, R., Lol Lower Water. ON LB A oss Otoniox'e wi.

| Croke. Miss, Brunswick, n. Jacob, lle by Begs tue B , diz c : ) Carew, &., hd. Noble's wf. Tully, 4, op, Bermudian wh # Doull a. Miller, cor. Hollis a. Prince. ' 7 - : } Vonaldson, James, 88 Barrington. FISHING TACKLE & FLY HABER, }| Duffus a. Co., hd. Clarke's wi. a, 23 Hollis.|O'C onnell, James, 61 Barrington. |, Donahoe, O., hd. Bennett's wf. | p " }| Donahve, Redmond, hd. Caldwell's wf. | FURNITURE DEALERS. }| Day, Francis, Sackvide, n Water. Coombes. W. a J., cor. Sackv'l a. Barr'tn. | ; Elliot, J. B. a. Co., 135 Granville. Fenton, W., op. Long wf. | | Elliot, F. C., 124 Granville. Heffernan, W. E., 61 Bedford Row. | Fennerty, T. and Co., 35 George. long, James, 42 Barrinton.

| Hodson a, Vooght, 31 Granville. Nash, J. D., cor. Hollis and Sackville. } Jost, T. J., 32 Granville. Wilson & Newcumb, Argyle, nu. Jacob. }| Kearnry, M, jr., 135 Granville, | tien ia ae op. Bennett's wf. r FURNACES AND RANGES.

enny, T. a. E., cor. George a. Granville, |. r

| Kenny, Mrs., 135 L. Water. Symonds, W. 8., and Co., 14 Duke. Knight, T. F., George, n. Barrington. }} Lauchlin, Mrs. R.. $56 Upper Water. FURRIERS. | Malone, P., 29 Lower Water. Fazakas, Mrs., Barrington, n. Sackville. 1; McMurray, R. a. Co., 40 Barrington. Harshaw, A., 39 Hollis. || McMurray, Miss, a. Co. 41 Barrington. |Kajzer, G., 180 Granville. }. 1; Murdoch, W. a. C., cor. Buck'hm a. Water. (See Hats and Caps.) | 1; Murray a. Co., 183 Granviile, | ii Mignowitz, H. a. Co., Granville,

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| - £1861. | 2 bebe: led eae OER ie | Scroful ing's Evi Mite | rofula, or King's Evil, 8 wi. | "3 is we | _is a constitutional disease, a serruee of the blood, by which this fluid Breet | becomes vitiated, weak and poor. Being in the circulation, it pervades the

_ whole body, and may burst out in disease on any part of it. No organ is | free from its attacks, nor is there one which it may not destroy. The scro- fulous taint is variously caused by mercurial disease, low living, disordered

_ or unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy habits, the depressing vices,

| and above all, by the venereal infection. Whatever be its origin, it is here-

| ditary in the constitution, descending "from parents to children unto the | third and fourth generation; " indeed, it seems to be the rod of Him who

' says "TI will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon their children."

_ ts effects commence by deposition from the blood of corrupt or ulcerous

' matter, which, in the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed tubercles;

_in the glands, swellings; and on the surface, eruptions or sores. This

| foul corruption, which genders in the blood, depresses the energies of life,

| so that serofulous constitutions not only suffer from scrofulous complaints, | but they. have far less power to withstand the attacks of other diseases ;

' consequently vast numbers perish by disorders, which, although not scro-

_ fulous in their nature, are still rendered fatal by this taint in the system.

| Most of the consumption which decimates the human family has its origin

| directly in this scrofulous contamination; and many destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain, and, indeed of all the organs, arise from or are aggravated by the same cause.

' One querer of all our people are scrofulous; their persons are invaded by this lurking infection, and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse it from the system we must renovate the Mood by an alterative medicine,

and invigorate it by healthy food and exercise. Such a medicine we sup-

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LY MAKER. | | this foul disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the system from its

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,u.Jacob, | | a degeneration of the blood. The particular purpose and virtue of this : | Sarsaparilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid without whieh |

.NGES. sound health is impossible in contaminated constitutions.

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Too much cannot be said of your Pills for the cure of Costiveness. If others of our fraternity have found them as effications as 1 have, they should join me in pro-| claiming it fur the benefit of the nultitedes who suffer from that complaint, which, | although bad enough in itself, is the progenitor of vthers thauture worse. I believe | over tu originate in the liver, but your pills affect that organ and cure the,

isease.

= Most of the Pilis in market contain Mercury, which. although a valuable, remedy in skilful hands, is dange ous in a public pill, from the dreadfal conse: | quences that frequently follow its incautious use. These contain no mercury or) huneral substince whatever.

PRicE 25 CENTs PER Box, on 5 Boxes For $1.

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,

for the rapid cure of

COUGHS, COLNS, INFLUENZA, HOARSENESS CROUP. BRONCHITIS, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, | AND FOR THE RELIEF OF CONSUMPTIVE PATIENTS AN: ADVANCE | STAGES OF THE DISEASE, |

This is «. remedy so universally known to surpass any other for the cure of throat, and lung complaints, that it is useless here to publish the evidence of its virtues. | Its unrivalled excellence for coughs and colds, and its truly wonderful cures of} pulmonary disease, have made it known thronghout the eivilized nati