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'u •.'(»'•'.' Vi r-iiJt. * , , ,, ,.. _ til ,-.•«". a •» FAQB., Almanac , &c a Banks in Canada, and Agencies 49 British Ministry 2 Census Returns of Canada 123 :-i Civil Departments .^^, e-^jif -^ .i^. .n r.., Bureau of Agriculture and Statistics 26 Civil Secretary's Ofllce 24 Collector of Customs 2ft Crnwn Ijind Department 27 J,, <^!^ •' Crown Iaw Department 27 ** 'J: Crown Timber Agents 27 *"' ' Department of Public Workis 26 ' Department of Minister of Finance 26

• - • Educational Department, C. E. and C. W 28 ', • Indian Department 28 '• ., Provincial Registrar's OfBc* 26 L; " Provincial Secretary's OfBce 24

; * Beceiver General's Office 26 * Geological Survey ^.. 28

Courts of Justice, Terma , &c. , in Lower Otoada 32 Currency Table 63 Exectitive Council and Officers 18

Governor General of Oinada...... , 18 Legislative council and Officers 19 Legislative Assembly and Officers 21 Military Department 68 Post Office Department, Rates, he 28 Registrars (County) .•....» 39

Tariff of Duties , 41^ The Queen and Royal F&itiily X Weather Table IT '^; «fc«ri ^r V . ,., MONTRBAL. --.. 10 m»^ Attorneys and Advocates 6T Assurancies and Agencies 77 Banks 64 ftoard iif Brokers 80 Board of Trade. 80 Board of Notaries 70 Cartage, Ac, Rates of 61 Clergy, Churches,'*c., Qithollc 89 * »i ir. CONTENTS.

PACK. Clorgy, Churches, &c., Protestant 90 Chjbs 91

Colleges and Schools , 72 Commissioners for Receiving AftTcIavits 70 Consuls 74 Corporation of Montreal 66 Custoinii' Department 56 Directory ....;.. 99 Faros for Coachoa, Cabs, kc 60

Inspectors of Produce , Weights , and Measures 82 Justices of the Peace 65 licensed Apothecaries 76 Marriage Licenses. 71 Masonic Lodges 94 Medical Department 76 Mercantile Agency 80 Montreal Exchange 83 Montreal Fire Brigade 93 Montreal Polioo ., 71

Montreal Oni torio 5?ociety« ... * 84 Municipal Taxes 58 Militia Department 96 Phys;|oian«. 76 Post Office. 29

Publio Companies, Railroad, &o... , 79 Quarter 8e88k>ns Peace .....•.,,.•, 39 Societies- and Institutions :— « »!.;";„ Beaevoleiit ...:;;.;..;;...... ;..V...?':!^T.^::!i': 86 ^f • Ijterary ..; 83

^[ National ; , 85 «; Religious 87 Temi^erance 87 Trinity House;... 65

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ConsulK ....;. , , loa ujrporatlon. ; ...101 Courts of Justice 32

Customs' Department , 102 |j5change..... , lOa ,1 OONTKNTS. T.

PAOl* Justices of tho Peace 104 Literary Socloties 107 National Societies 106 PostOfflco 101 Trinity House 102 TarilT of Wharfage 107 Tariff of Kates of Pilotage 108 OTTAWA. Banks 110 Board of School Trustees 109 Corporation 109 Courts of Justice 32 Crown Timber Offloe Ill

Qinadicn Institute , 110 Ho8|)iUl 110 Masonic Ill Notice to Emigrants Ill Ordnance Lands Ill Post Office 110 Societies 110 TORONTO.

Barristers and Attorneys , , , » k-. .-. . , .V 118 Banivs , 117 •A Board of Trade 118 Board of Arts and Manufactures, U. C 117 Churches, Ac 121 Colleges and Schools 118 Corporation 112

Courts of Justice, Terms, &c , ....114 Literary Societies 120

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THE QUEEN.

VicroRii, Queen of tbo United Kiogdom of Great Britain and Ireland ouly daughter of H\a late Royal Highnests Edward Duke of Kent, and Victoria, late Duchess of Kent, daughter of Francis Duke of

Saxo Cobourg ; born tho 24th May, 1819 ; succooded to the Throne

on the decease of her Uncle, William IV., June 20th, 1837 ; Pro-

claimed June 2l8t, 1837 ; Crowned Juno 28th, 1838 ; Married February 10th, 1840, to Field Marshal HIg Royal Highness Prince Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel, Prince of Saxo Cobourg and Gotha, Knight of tho Moat Noble Order of the Garter, he. &c. &o.

whodiedat Windsor Gastio, December 14tb, 1861. •

Victoria Adelaide Mary T/nilsa (Princess Royal) bornNovembor 2lBt,

1840; Married January 25th, 1858, H. R. U , Frederick WilUam, Prince of Prussia. ^(.^w Mr.*Ma«f t

Albert Edward (Prinoe of , Wales) born November 9th, 1841. j Let

Alice Maud Mary, bom April 25th, 1843 ; Married July Ist, 1862,

H. R. H. Prince Louis of Hesse. '....r . miSi Alfred Ernest Albert, born August 6th, 1844. i Helena Augusta Victoria, born May 25th, 1846. -^Ht*^.. i

'' Louise Caroline Alberta, born March 18th, 1848. '"^^^ ^ in a Vi i^l Arthur William Patrick Albert, born May Ist, 1850. ^ito.* /f.A bial Leoimld George Duncan Albert, born April 7th, 1858. i^>»^^>A>»#tf^ 4 o»jT Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodore, bOrn April 14th, 1857.

^i/i»«0fr OiU V* ,«.*• s^ntjOl m THE QUEEN'S COUSINS. George V., King of Hanover, born May 27th, 1819. .»,j| unt^t George, Duke of Cambridge, born March 26th, 1819. Princess Augusta, (Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelltz) bom July 19tb, 18^2. Mary Adelaide WUh«lmina Elizabeth, born November |2i7th, ISa^J^.i ' . . . '

BRITISH MmiSTIlT.

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First Lord of the Treasury Viscount pAltnorston . , Chancellor •r tho Exchequer Mr. W. E. Gladslune. Foreign Secretary F^rl RukwII. •' If Homo Secretary Sir G.

Colon iul Secretary I)t»ko of Newcastle . ^,^^^ ,\ ( SccreUry for War Sir G. C. I/wis. * Secretary for India Sir Charles Wood. ^"* * First Ix>rd of the Admiralty Duke of Somerset, i^i- I Ix)rd I>ord Chancellor Westbury. ; {.^'iA President of the Council Earl Granville. f,^% Privy Seal Dnko of Argyle. '*^'*' Postmaster General I/)rd Stanley of Alderloj President of the Board of Trade Mr. M. Gibson. President of the Poor -Law B(tard Mr. C. P. Villiers. Duchy of Lancaster Mr. Cardwell. .sh^»J >i7 .u.wni ^-hHuo-i^ '^^ "' '"^''^^^^ "NUinihe CaUnH. '* ^^J M. <'*"''' Lord IJeutonantof Ireland Earl of Carlisle. Secretary for Ireland SI r Robert Peel. ••'- )^iA Attorney General Sir W. Atlierton. ^

Civil I^rd of the Admiralty Mr. Whitbread . Lord Advocate .Mr. Moncrelff. vu^nK '

' -•'i Judge Advocate-General Mr. Headlam. * ii.-f>

Vice-President of Council for , Privy Edu- ,.:.,., .f/ vi^w . ,. ji; .;. cation Mr. Lowe. f Mr. Hugesson, Lords of the Treasury -{Sir William Dunbar, ( Llcutonani-Col. Luke White. ^ Th€ Royal HouteKold. ^ Lord Steward I/)rd St. Germans. 'J^'^'^^' Lord Chamberlain Viscount Sydney ' Master of the Horse Marquis of Allesburv. ' '' Master of the Buckhounds Earl of Bessborough. ^ ^ *'^^** Mistress of the Robes Duchess of Wellington^

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Of tho Mnndano Mra 5866 Of tlio vulvar (Jhri.stian .Kra 1868 PInco tlio 'lisc()v«»ry of Anirrlcft 371 Since the dlseovery of ^^iiebec 266 glnco tho treaty which cuuQrmedtho post>c88ioD of Canada to the British 97 Of tho Reign of Hor Majesty Quoon Victoria 26

SCLIPSCKS.

During this year thora wUl be four Kclipscgy (wo of the Sun, and '"*""' ^ two of tho .Moon. ^ *' ' " I. On tlte nth of May. thcro will be a partial Eclipse of the Sun. Not visible in any part of British America. TI. In tho evening of the Int of Jano, there will bo a total Eclipsd v., of tho Moon. It will appear as a partial Kulipse in Canada. At th6 time of tho Moon's rising, tho .»hadow wili appear, covering nearly two-thirds of i(g surface, and papsins otT in about 46 minutes. III. On tho 11th of November, there will be an annular Eclipse of the Sun, but it will not bo visible inCaiiada. IV. In the morning of the 25th of November, Ihero will bo a par- tial Eclipse of tho Moon, of which lake note, thai tt begins at Quebec

29 minutes pa.st 2 and ends 10 minutes past 5 ; begins at MontreftI

21 minutes pa.st 2 and ends 38 minutes past 6 ; begins at Kingston minutes pnst 2 and ends 30 minutes imst 5; begins at Toronto 67 minutes past 1 and ends 18 minutes past 6 ; begins at London 4S i minutes past 1 and ends 10 minutes past 6. .

Until September 28th, Venus will be evening star, and the rest of the year morning star. Until October 2Dd, MarS vsill be evening star, then morninc star the rest of tho year. Jupiter will be morn- ing star until April 12th, evening siar until October 3lst, then morn- m ing star the rest of tho year. Until M«rch 28rd, Satnrn will bf morning star, evening star until October 2nd, then morning star thif rest of tho year. Mercury will be visible in the West soon afl6f *Ji sunset, about January 22nd, March IH^h and Sept. 12th ; also, In the morning in the Eulst just before sunrise, abont March 11th, Jul^ 9th and Oct* 29th. Venus will be brightest on the 22nd of AngusV being then an evening star, and again, while morning ^r^ on the 'yA

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ALMANAC.

J '-JJ THC: SEASONS. Li .

Vernal Equinox : Spring bogins March, 20(1. Oh. 22m. in the Evening.

Summer Solstice : Snmmor begins June,2M. 5h. 54m. in tlio Evening.

Autumnal Equinox : Autumn begins September, 213(1. 8h. 8m. in tbo Morning. Winter Solstice: Winter begins December, 22cl. Ih. 58m. in tho

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"„'.-' " * "i" d. h. m...... , (1. h. m. Sun In Winter signs 89 110 Tropical year S65 6 46 Sun in Spring signs 92 20 32 Sun North of Equator.. 186 10 46 Sun in Summer signs.. .93 14 14 Sun South of Equator. .178 19 Suu in Autumnal signs.. 89 17 50 Difference 7 15 46

•V\\^'^ ht^^ ^nuH ^h: peTHS B'OBLIGATION.' .ff' Otrcnmclston January 1 Corpas Chrlstl June 4 Epiphany ** 6 St Peter and St Paul... '* 29 U Annunciation March 25 All Saint's Day Nov. 1 Good Friday April 8 Conception of the Blessed Ascension Day May 14 Virgin Mary Dec. 8 Queen Victoria's Slrthd.May 24 Cbristnuifi Day Dec. 26

• • r • ft 'li.n L\ ,r.« MOVEABLB FBSTIVALS. Sepiuagesima Sunday, Feb. 1 Low Sunday April 12 Quinquagesima <^ *< 15 Rogation Sunday May 10 <« Ash Wednesday 18 Ascension Day ** 14 First Sunday in I.,eni, .. " 22 Whitsunday *< 24 Palm Sunday March 29 Trinity Sunday »* 81 Good Friday April 3 Corpus Christi Juno 4 EasterSunday ** 5 Advc^l Sunday Nov. 29 » •"» «k » «

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Golden Number , . , , 2 Jewii«h Lunar Cycle 18 Epact or Moon's Age 11 Solar Cycle 24 Julian Period 6676 Jewish Year commencing 14th January, 1862 5624 Roman Indiction ,,,, 6 Dlonysion Period 192

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\ a. h. m- h. m. h m. h. m. t Full Moon 4 10 46 ev. 10 38 ev. 10 26 ev. 10 14 ev. (1. h. m. ; 55 6 46 U last Quarter . 12 7 21 cv. 7 13 ev. 7 1 ev. 6 49 ev. ; New Moon 19 11 16 mo. 11 8 mo. 10 56 mo 10 44 m(>« ^6 10 46 ^ rS 19 First Quarter. 26 8 mo. 12 Omo. . 11 48 mo 11 36 mo 7 15 46 DAYS THR SUN MOON ^rl M:ti EVENTS, &c. M W rise set r. &8. 'V\^lf]

1 Th ClRCl'MClSION 7 46 22 4 28 Juno 4 m 2 F (1) Union of Great Brit, i Ireland, 1801 7 46 23 5 20 << 29 3 S Cicero born, B.C. 107 7 46 24 6 ^ .^^ Nov. 1 fli 4 su 2nd Sunday aff^r Christmas ^^'*^. 7 45 25 rises. I M 5 M Ist Congress in Wasliington, 1801^. ^ 7 45 26 5 38 , Dec. 8 n 6 Tu 7 45 28 6 87 Epiphany .«,, ...i .Dec. 26 it: m 7 W Cabul Massacre « 1842 7 44 29 7 37 6 Th Battle of New Orloans, 1815 7 44 30 8 36 It 91 9 F Independence of Mexico, 1825 7 44 31 9 87 m 91 10 S Penny Postage, Great Britain. 1840 7 43 32 10 38 n SU \st Sunday after Epiphany 7 43 33 U 42 V,tl 1 \prll 12 m 12 M Sir C. Bagot ar. in Canada, 1842 7 42 34 morn. 4Ay 10 13 Tu Vancouver's Island ceded to Hud. Bay Co. 7 42 35 40 14 14 W Dr. Aitkin born, 1747 . [1849 7 42 37 1 59 << 24 M 15 Th B, of Com. Prayer adopted by Parliament, 7 41 38 3 8 <« 81 IR F Battle of Corunna, 1809 [1549 7 40 39 4 17 uno 4 H 17 S Dr Franklin born. 1706 7 39 41 5 20 ^ov. 29 m 18 ^^U 2nd Sunday after Ejrijihany - - 7 38 42 6 15 19 M James Watt born, 1736 7 37 43 sets. -<.'.] B 20 Tu U. S. Intlopendence acknowledged, 1783 7 36 45 6 46 / '%ii ,^p 21 W Australia colonized, 1788 7 35 46 7 58 ''"""^ ' t i:i 4^1 22 Th Byron born, 1788 7 34 47 9 9 .. D iS 23 F Duke of Kent died, 1820 ; Pitt died, 1806 7 33 49 10 16 ... 2 J| 24 S F. the Great born, 1712 ; Fox born, 1749 7 3'i 51 11 19 .. 18 26 SU 3rd l^nday Epiphany 7 32 52 morn. after iy 11 26 M Dr. Jenner died, 1823 7 31 5;^ 22 .. 24 27 Tu Mozart born, 1756 7 31 54 1 22 ..6576 "^ 2fi W Sir Francis Drake died, 1696 * 7 80 Bf^ 2 19 ..6624 29 Th George III died, 18->0 7 29 57 3 15 .. 6 30 F Martyrdom Charles 1, 1649 7 28 58 4 5 .. 192 m 31 S Cape Horn first doubled, 1616 7 27 59 4 6§ '••,..•5 » (UXKNOAX,

FEBBUABT.

Mood's Phases. Qud)ec Montreal. King$ton. 2bro7ita.

d.i h. ID. h. m. b. m. h. m. Pull Moon.... 3 5 39 ov. 5 31 ev. 6 19 ev. 6 7 ev.

Last Quarter . 11 6 Imo. 5 63 mo. 6 41 mo 6 29 mo New Moon... 17 10 20 ev. 10 12 ev. 10 00 ev. 9 49 ev. First Quarter. 26 7 48 mo. 7 40 mo. 7 28 mo 7 16 mo

DATS THE SUN Moon ^ii EVENTS, &c. M w rise set r. &a.

' ' "T^'TfT '«^ "".r"A,y .T" ? T' 1 SU Septuagesima Sunday 7 27 5 6 30 M Purification B.y.M. 7 26 6 I 6 » $ Tu Spanish Inquisitfoh abolished. 1818 7 26 5 2 rises. 4 W Cess. hos. bet. Ot. Brit'n & JJ, 9. 1783 7 23 5 3 6 29 5 Th Sir Robert Peel bom, 1788 7 22 6 4 7 39 '^ 6 F CJharles II died, 1686 -*^ 7 20 5 6 8 SO 7 S Mary Quee& of Scots beheaded, 1587 7 19 5 8 9 34 8 SU Sexagtiima Sunday 7 18 5 10 10 89 9 M Canada ceded to Britain, 1763 7 17 5 12 11 44 10 Tu Queen Victoria married, 1840 7 16 5 14 morn. 11 W Sydenham Governor General, 1840 7 14 5 16 53 12 Th i^dy Jane Gray beheaded, 1554 7 13 5 18 2 2 13 F English Revolution, 1688 7 11 5 19 3 5 14 S St. VAUENTIlfS'S DAT 7 9 5 20 3 59 15 SD Quinquagmma Sundajf 7 8 5 22 4 52 16 M (16) Captain Cook killed, 1779 7 6 5 24 5 84 17 Tu SHKOVB TUB:iDAT 1 4 5 25 sets. 18 W Ash WgDNtSDAT 7 3 5 27 6 45 Th (18) Canada settled, 1634 7 1 5 28 7 54 20 F Voltaire born, 1694 I ^\ 5 30 9 2k S (22) French Revolution, 1848 6 59' 5 32 10 ft 22 SU lit Sunday in Lent 6 57 5 34 11 T 29 M Louis Pbitippe abdicated, 1^848 6 56 5 85 morn. 24 Tu St. Mattuias 6 54 5 87 8 25 W Napoleon escaped from Elba, 1815 6 52 5 38 1 a 26| Th Armstrong gun introd. Gt. Britain, 1859 6 50 5 39 1 57 27 F Great fire in Bombay, 1803 6 48 5 40 2 a 21 S Sir Joba Cc^borne ap. administrator, 1838 6 47 5 40 3 29

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^wda* ' Moon's Phases. Q}kei}9ti, Montreal. Kingtton. Ihronto. m. d. h. ra. h. m. h. m. h. m. 7 OT. Full Moon . 5 10 mo. 9 52 mo. 9 40 mo 9 18 mo 29 mo Last Quarter . 12 2 10 ov- 2 2 ov. 1 60 ev. 1 38 ev. 49 ev. New Mood . . 19 9 51 mo. 9 43 mo« 9 31 mo 9 19 mo 16 mo First Quarter. 2Tl 4 11 mo. 4 3 mo. 3 51 mo 3 40 mo M009 DATS THE SUN MOOV. r. &a. M W rise set r. &8 5 30 1 8U 2nd Sunday in Lent .-.-. 45 42 4 7 6 » k**J£fl 2 M Joh i Wedley died, 1791 45 43 4 39 rises. I Tu Prince Chftrles 44 44 6 12 6 29 8 Edward djed, 1788 4 W Sardinia dec. against Russia, 6 42 45 6 40 7 30 war 1865 5 Th Federal 6 40 47 rises. 8 30 (4) 1st American Congrest, 1789 6 F Michael Angelo born, . 6 48 7 26 9 84 1474 . 38t5 7 S Brit. 6 36 5 49 8 82 10 89 A( For. Bible Society eitabM, 1804 8 SU ^rd 6 34 5 51 40 11 44 Sunday in Lent morn. 9 M Dr. E. Clarke died, 1821 6 82 53 10 47 10 Tu Botany 30 5 54 11 63 58 Bay discovered, 1787 6 11 Lucknow fell, 1888 28 5 66 mora* 2 2 W 6 12 Th Chelsea Hospital founded, 26 6 58 6^ 3 5 1682 6 13 F Planet Herschel discovered, 24 5 69 1 66 3 59 1781 6 14 S Great storm in Black Sea, 6 22 6 1 2 66 4 62 1850 15 SU ith Sunday in Lent 6 20 6 2 3 29 5 84 16 M French Prince born, 1856 6 18 6 3 4 7 sets. 17 Tu St. PiTRiCK»s Day 6 16 6 4 4 40 6 45 18 W Princess Louisa Caroline born, 1848 6 14 6 6 5 12 7 14 19 Th PeePs Income Tax introduced, 6 12 6 8 sets. 9 1842 20 F Sir Isaac Newton died, 1727 6 10 6 9 7 48 10 21 S Archbi.-^hop Cranmor burnt, 1556 i6 8 10 8 60 11 \ 22 SU !>th Sunday in Lent 616 11 9 morn. (J 52 23 M Revolution in G reeco, 1831 6 4 6 12 10 62 8 24 T«i Queen Elizabeth died, 1603 6 2 13 11 48 1 e 25 W Annunciation 6 14 mornk 1 57 26 Th Bank of England Incorporated, 1694 5 58 16 37 2 44 27 F Hiike of Portland died, 1854 56 17 1 22 8 5 28 S Canada ceded to France, 1632 5 54 18 2 8 29 SU (^th Sunday in I^ent 5 52 19 2 38 80 M Peace treaty vith Russia signed, 1856 5 50 20 3 10 31 Tu Allies entered Paris, 1814 5 48 21 3 40 ,

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Moon's Phased. Quebec. Montreal. Kingstcn. IbronUk

d. h. m. h m. h. m. h. m. Full Moon..,. S 11 23 ev. 11 16 ev. 11 3 ev. 10 51 dv«

liBSt Qnarter . 10 8 37 ev. 8 29 ev. 8 17 ev. 8 6 ev.

New Moon . . 17 10 19 ev. 10 11 ev. 9 59 ev. 9 47 ev. First Quarter. 26 11 22 ev. 11 14 ev. 11 2 ev. 10 50 ev.

DATS W EVENTS, &c.

1 W All Fool's Day

Th Battle of Copenhagen, 1801 ,

1;^ ii» Iz F Good Friday S Oliver Goldsmith died, 1774 ^ 5 su Easier Sunday 6 M Napoleon sent to Elba, 1814 7 Tu Prince Leop. 6. D. Albert bom, 1853 8 W Hudson Bay Co. established, 1692 9 Th Sebastopol bombarded, 1855 10 F Tornado at Rangpoor Bengal, 1856 11 S Canning born, 1770 12 StJ 1st Sundatf after Easter 13 M Catholic Emancipation, 1829. 14 Tu Princess Beatrice M. Vic. F. born 1867 16 W Great Inundation at Montreal, 1861 Ifi Th- BaUleofCulloden, 1746 17 F Byron died, 1824 18 S (17; Dr. Franklin died, 1790 19 SU 2na Sunday after Easter 20 M I/>ui8 Napoleon born, 1808 21 Tu Henry VII died, 1509 22 W Odessa bombarded by Allies, 1854 23 Th St. Grorob's Day 24 F Shakespeare born, 1564, died, 1616 25 S' St. Mark 26 SU Zrd Sunday after Easter i27 M Westminister Abbey set on flre, 1829 28 Tu Bombardment Sebastopol suspended ,1855 29 W *' Ocean Wave" burnt near Kinggton, 1853 80 Th Washington, 1st Pres. U. S. 1789

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rottta. Moon's Phases. QmeUr,. Montreal. Kingston. Toronto, m. d. b. m. h. m. h. m. h. m. 61 ev. Full Moon.... 8 10 6 mo. 9 58 mo. 9 46 mo 9 84 mo 6 ev. Last Quarter 10 2 80 mo. 2 22 mo. 2 10 mo 1 58 mo 47 ev. New Moon ... 17 2 ev. 11 54 mo. 11 42 mo 11 30 mo 50 er. First Quarter. 25 4 1 ev. 3 53 ev. 3 41 ev. 3 29 ev.

Mooir DAT8 THB SUN MOON * , ^ ! J i r. &8* •-«.• EVENTS, &c. rise set r. Ae8.

I 4 7 1 F 9t. Pbiup k St. Jamks. 4 53 7 8 32 i 4 84 2 S (1) Duke of Wellington born, 1760 4 52 7 1 4 4 > rises. 8 su ith Sunday after Easter 4 51 7 2 rises, J 7 25 4 M Siege of Quebec raised, 1776 4 50 7 3 8 84 ^ 8 84 5 Tu Napoleon died, 1821 4 49 7 4 9 40 ) 9 43 6 W Oswego taken, 1814 4 47 7 6 10 88 !10 49 7 Th Jamaica taken by English, 1655 4 45 7 8 U 26 9 fll 50 8 P (7 ) Socrates d led , fe. C. , 356 4 43 7 morn. morn. 9 S (10) Indian Mutiny broke out, 1857 4 42 7 10 9 48 10 8U 6th Sunday oft^ Easter 4 41 7 11 44 1 28 11 M Earl of Chatham died, 1778 4 40 7 12 1 14 2 4 39 7 13 1 44 ; 8 12 Tu King of Delhi proclaimed Emperor, 1857 2 41 13 W Anne Boleyn beheaded, 1535 4 37 7 15 2 14 3 18 14 Th Ascension Day 4 36 7 16 2 43 3 48 16 F Daniel O'Connell died, 1847 4 84 7 17 3 17 4 14 16 S Gt. Eruption Mt. Etna, 8 villages des. 1830 4 33 7 18 3 50 sets. 17 SU 6th Sunday after Easter 4 32 7 19 sets. 7 89 18 M Napoleon declared Emperor, 1804 4 31 7 20 8 22 Tu 4 30 7 21 9 8 , 8 88 19 Columbus died, 1606 7 22 \ 9 88 20 W I^afayette died, 1834 4 29 9 53 10 20 21 Th Riots at Montreal, 1832 4 28 7 23 10 34 11 16 22 F Parks' first voyage, 1795 4 27 7 24 11 9 11 59 23 S Dr. Paley died, 1805 4 26 7 25 11 88 mom. 24 SU Whit Sunday. Q. Victoria born, 1819 4 26 7 26 morn. 86 26 M !^ir J. Franklin left England, 1845 4 24 7 28 7 *», 1 6 26 Tu Calvin died, 1664 4 23 7 29 84 y^k- 1 88 27 W George V Hanover born, 1819 4 22 7 30 1 2 6 28 Th William Pitt born, 1769 4 22 7 31 1 28 2 84 29 P Charles II. restored, 1660 4 21 7 32 2 3 2 80 S (31) Haydn died, 1809 4 20 7 38 2 34 81 SU, Trinity Sunday 14 20 34 3 14 JO AbilityAi-

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Moon's Phases. Quebec* Montreal, Kingston, TbrofOa

d. h, ro. h. m. h. m • h. m. Full Moon..., 1 6 44 ey. 6 36 cv. 6 24 ev. 6 12 ey.

lA3t Quarter . 8 9 6 mo. 8 68 mo. 8 46 mo» 8 34 mo New Moo|i... 16 2 60 nio. 2 42 mo. 2 80 mo 2 18 mo

Flfst Quarter. 24 5 45 mo. 6 87 mo. 6 26 mo> 6 13 ma

DATS THB SUN Mooir EVENTS, &c. I M w m/AT^ rise set r« &•• 3 Jx>r4 Howa's victory, 1794 ^^tf 20 7 34 7 22 ^2 Tu Riots in IxindoQ , 1789 , . j .^ 20 7 36 8 34 '" Pagsnini . > W born, 1784 V' 4 19 7 37 9 10 4 Th Corpus Cbbish. .%r- 19 7 87 10 «

6 F (6) Alex, the Great born , B.C. , 366 18 7 38 10 48 ^ S Great fire in MoDtreal,1803 17 7 39 11 16 T su 1 St Sunday after Trin^ 17 7 40 11 48 e M Nova Scotia settled, 1622 17 7 40 moni. 9 Tu Ga\7izzi Riots in MoQtreal, 1863 17 7 41 18 10 W Cholera appeared at Montreal, 1832 17 7 42 Q 46 11 Th ^r. Barnabas. 16 7 42 1 28 12 F Quebec Theatre burnt, 1846 16 7 43 1 64 13 s (^rd Hastings beheaded, 1483 16 7 43 2 82 14 SU 'Ind Sunday after Trinity 16 7 44 3 10 16 M (U) Magna Cbarta .signed, 1215 16 7 41 3 66 16 tu Bengal Chief Presidency, 1773 16 7 44 sets. 17 W Wesley born, 1703 16 7 46 8 88 IS Th BatUe of Waterloo, 1816 16 7 46 9 10 F William IV died, 1837 16 7 46 9 42 S Ascension of Queen Victoria, 1837 16 7 46 10 9 ^ SU 3rd Sunday after Trinity 17 7 47 10 36 22. M Revolution in Paris, 1848 17 7 47 11 8 23 Tu Russians invaded Kars, 1855 17 7 47 11 86 24 W St. John BAPTi^'r. 17 7 47 U 69 26 Th (24) Massacre at Cawnporo, 1857 18 7 46 morn. 2& F George IV. died, 1830 4 18 7 46 80 27 (28) (>)ronation Queen Victoria, 1838 19 7 46 1 8 28 SU Mh Sunday after Trinity 19 7 46 1 62 29 M St. Pbter 4fe St. Paul 20 7 46 2 48

30 Tu fidi Qreenw Hospital founded, 169§ 1 20 7 46 3 46 .«AU1R)A9. It

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Moon's Phases. (iuehea. Montreal' Kingston, Ibronto,

m 1 d. h. m. h. m. h. ra. h. m. 12 ev. Full Moon .... 1 2 00 mo. 1 52 mo. 1 40 mo 1 28 mo d4 mo Last Quarter . 7 6 43 ev, 5 36 QV. 6 23 ov. 6 11 ov.

18 mo New Moon . .. 16 6 7 ev, 5 69 ey. 6 47 ev. 6 25 ov. 13 ma First Quarter. 23 4 46 ev. 4 38 ev. 4 2& ov. 4, 16 ev. Full Mood 30 8 48 mo. 8 40 mo. 8 27 mo 8 16 mo BATB THB SUN £V£NTS, te W .'I rise set j

1 W Tobago taken by the British, 1803 4 20 7 46 rises. 2 Pilgrim Fathers sailed, 1620 4 21 7 46 8 40 V^ 4 22 7 46 9 8 F Quebec founded, 1608 ih,*> d < 16 4 S /American Independence, 1770> '- 4 23 7 46 9 48 6 8U UhSundcuf after Trinity 4 23 7 45 10 20 6 M Gt. KastepQ arrived iu QuebfO, 1861 4 24 I 44 10 49 7 Tu Sheridan died, 1816 4 26 7 44 U 23 8 W Duke of Cambridge died, 1860 4 26 7 44 11 66 9 Th Battle before Delhi, 1867 4 26 7 44 morn. 10 F Columbus born. 1447 4 21 7 48 30 11 S Rartbqiialre in Canada East, 1861 4 28 7 43 1 8 12 su f^th Sunday after Trinity i 28 7 41 1 66 IS M Vapoleon surrendered, 1815 4 29 7 41 2 46 14 Tu Duke of Orleans killed, 1842 4 30 7 41 3 38 16 W •^. SWITHIN. 4 31 7 40 sets. 16 Th PhippB at Quebec, 1690 4 32 7 89 7 48 m 17 F Dr. WatU born, 1674 4 33 7 38 8 14 18 S (17) Havelock enters Cawnporo, 1867 4 34 T 37 8 42 19 sc 7/^ Sunday after Trinity 4 36 7 36 9 7 20 M l^c volution iQ !!?paiu, 1866 4 36 7 35 9 35 Til 7 21 Robert Burns born, 1759 ; died, 1796 4 36 84 10 2 22 W Rattle of Salamanca, 1812 4 37 7 38 10 32 '^* 28 Th Canada Union assented, 1840 4 38 7 32 11 6 24 F (Gibraltar taken, 1704 4 39 7 31 U 45 • 5--* " 25 S St. Jamks. Battle Lundy's Lane^lSlS 4 40 7 30 morn. 26 SU ^fh Sunday after Trinity 4 41 7 30 32 27 M French Revolution, 1830 4 4ii 7 29 1 28 28 Tu l/^rd Durham died, 1840 4 43 7 2b 2 32 29 W Wilhorforc« died, 1833 4 44 7 27 3 44 MA 80 Th 1st English Newspaper, 1588 4 45 7 26 rises. 81 F Piuttsburgh taken by English, 1818 4 46 7 25 7 46 la •OAIilNSAB.

:W AUGUST.

Moon^s Phases. QtAebeo, MontretU. KingtUm, JhrofUo.

d. h. ID. b. m. h. ro. h. ra.

Last Quarter . 6 5 19 mo. 5 11 mo. 4 69 mo 4 48 mo Mew Mooo... 14 17 mo. 9 9 mo. 8 67 mo 46 mo First Quarter. 21 33 mo. 1 26 mo. 1 18 mo 2 mo Full Moon.... 2i] 9 ey. 4 1 ev. 3 48 ev. 87 ey.

DATS 1 THB BUN MOOV •M w EVENTS, &0. lY.-l rise set r. Ikt.

1 S Battle of the Nile, 1798 t < ,v 4 47 7 24 8 18 2 su 9th Sunday after Trinity 4 48 7 23 8 60 f. 8 M Bank of England commenced, 1732 4 60 7 22 9 23 4 Tu Queen visited Cherbourg, 1868 4 61 7 20 9 66 5 W Island of Chusan taken, 1840 4 62 7 19 10 81 6 Th Prince Alfred born, 1844 . . i 4 68 7 17 11 12 7 F Queen Coroline died, 1821 4 66 7 16 11 64 8 S George Canning died, 1827 ^'»*^» " 4 66 7 14 mom. 9 SU lOth Sunday after Trinity. Bat Cedar M. 4 67 7 12 40 10 M Great fire in Dublio, 1833 [1862 4 68 7 11 1 83

11 Tu Battle of Uke Cliamplain , 1814 6 1 7 9 2 26 12 W George IV. born. 1762 6 2 7 8 3 21

18 Th Queen Adelaide born , 1 792 6 8 7 7 4 20 14 F Printing invented, 1437 6 4 7 5 sets. 15 S Sir Walter Scott born, 1771 6 6 7 3 7 12 16 SU llth Sunday after Trinity ^•^* ^ 6 6 7 2 7 40 17 M Duchess of Kent born, 1786 6 7 7 8 6 18 Tu Steamboats invented, 1807 6 8 6 69 8 36 19 W Royal George sunk, 1782 6 9 6 57 9 6 20 Th Queen of Oude arrived in England, 1856 6 11 6 55 9 47 21 F Dr. Adam Clarke died, 1832 6 12 6 54 10 30 22 S Treaty of Peace with China, 1842 6 13 6 52 11 17 23 8U I2th Sunday after Trinity 6 14 6 60 mom. 24 M St. BartbolomiiW. 6 16 6 48 18 26 Tu Dr. Herschcl died, 1822 6 18 6 46 1 26 26 W Prince Albert born, 1819 6 19 6 46 2 37 27 Th (28) British slavery abolished, 1838 6 20 6 43 3 53 28 F St. Augcstine. 6 21 6 41 rises. 29 S 2nd Battle of Bull Run, 1862 6 22 6 40 6 47 30 SU 13/A Sunday after Trinity 6 23 6 88 7 20 81 M John Bunyan died, 1688 6 24 6 37 7 60 . ,

QALXIIBAB. 18

SEPTEMBEE.

Moon's Phases, Quef)ee. M(mtreai. Kingston, Ibrontc,,

d. h., m. h. m. h. m. h . , in . M m. 48 mo M Last Quarter. 4 8 23 OY. 8 16 ev. 8 3 ev. 7 62 ev. 46 mo m New Moon . . 12 11 66 ey. 11 48 ev. 11 36 ev. 11 24 ey. 2 mo 9 First Quarter. 20 8 47 mo. 8 39 mo. 8 27 mo 8 16 mo 87 OT. m Full Moon.... 27 1 16mo. 1 8 mo. 66 mo 44 mo

!V MOOK m DATS 1 mmm m %^ « fv^^v THK SUN 1 MOON EVENTS, ko. %ryT>'r4 t ]r. Ik 1. M w rise set r. &8.

24 8 18 1 Tu Cartier discovered Saguenay, 1636 5 25 6 35 8 80 23 8 60 2 W Great fire in London, 1666 6 26 6 33 9 7 K?!M 22 9 23 3 Th Cromwell died, 1668 5 28 6 31 9 60 20 9 66 4 F Banlc of Jamaica established, 1836 5 30 6 29 10 86 |^|H 19 10 81 6 S First Preparatory Am. Congress, 1774 5 31 6 27 11 26 17 11 12 6 SU Uth Sunday after Trinity 5 32 6 25 moro. 16 11 64 7 M Samuel Johnson born, 1709> 6 83 6 23 20

14 morn . 9| 8 Tu Malakoff and Sebastopol taken, 1866 6 35 6 21 1 13 12 40 9 9 W William IV. crowned, 1830 6 36 6 19 2 10 giA 11 1 38 10 Th Battle of Lalce Erie, 1813 6 37 6 17 8 9 9 2 26 11 F Thompson born, 1700 ,-^^j 6 39 6 16 4 8 ps " 8 3 21 fl 12 S (13) Qnebec capitulated, 1769 5 40 6 14 sets. 7 4 20 9 13 SU ibth Sunday afU>r Trinih/ 5 42 6 12 6 10 5 sets. B 14 M Duke of Wellington died, 1852 5 43 6 10 6 40 «K 3 7 12 16 Tu Now York surrendered, 1776 5 44 6 8 7 12 '^ 16 6 6 2 7 40 W Washington declared 3rd «lec., 1796 5 45 7 47 >Vr 8 6 9 17 Th 5 46 6 4 8 29 ^ 59 8 36 18 F ^ 5 48 6 2 9 16 W~'^ 67 9 6 19 S (20V Battle of Alma, 1354 5 49 6 10 12 Mi 55 9 47 20 SU 16^^ Sunday after Trinity 5 50 6 59 11 19 1 - — 64 10 30 21 M Sir Walter gcott died, 1832 6 51 5 68 morn. m 52 11 17 22 Tu George m. crowned, 1761 5 62 6 56 22 Wi 23 W 60 morn. V Auiumn commences 5 64 5 55 1 84 ^>.a 48 18 24 Th (25) Havelock relieves Lucknow, 1857 5 56 5 53 2 46 P 46 1 26 25 <;olumbu3' second voyage, 1492 5 67 5 61 3 67 i I H 46 2 37 26 S (27} Lord Nelson born, 1768 5 68 5 50 rises. 43 3 63 27 ?F \1th Sunday after Trinity 5 69 5 48 6 49 'W 41 rises. 28 M Earthquake at Hong Kong, 1854 6 5 46 6 26 p^ 29 Tu 40 6 47 St. MiCHASL 6 1 5 44 7 3 4(A 88| 7 20 30 W Wbitefleld died. 1770 6 2 6 42 w 7 46 37 1 "1 .».< .

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Moon ^8 Phases. Quebec. Montreal. Kinytton. Tbronfo.

a. h. m. h. m. h. m. ,

lASi Quarter . 4 2 27 er. 2 16 ev. 2 4 cr.

Now Moon . 12 1 48 ev. 1 86 ev. 1 25 ev. First Quaftor. 19 3 12 ev. 3 ev 2 44 er. Pull Moon 26 1 1 er. 4 ev. 39 er.

DATS THR SUN ,-. f .rTy"HV.f EVENTS. &0. rise set

1 Th Peace of Amiens, 1801 6 40 8 29 IJ F Coleridge born, 1772 6 38 9 19 8 S Dey of Algiers strangleit, 1817 6 36 10 10 4 su \Sth Sundoff after JHnUjf 6 34 11 4 6 M T'fOl.''. 6 85 32 morn. Til rx)ul8 PhilHppe born, 1773 6 9 5 80 3 •I W Peace with America, 1788 6 11 28 ^9 Th PheHdan born, 1751 6 12 26 I 57 9 F Battle of Savannah, 1779 6 VJ 24 2 55 to S (11) America discovered, 1492 6 14 22 3 53 11 i9M fhmdety after Irinity 6 16 20 4 56 12 M Penn born, 1644 6 If 18 .sets.

18 Tu Battle of Queonstown Gon. Brock Jfc, 1812 6 1815 16 5 46 14 W The Conquest, 1066 6 20! 14 6 26 15 Th Virgil born, B.C. 70 6 21 12 7 13 Id F Brit. Houses of ParHament bwmed, 1884 6 28 10 8 9 17iS ?ipge of .

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NOVEMBERt

Moou's Phases. ^e5ec. Montreal, Kvngiton. Ibrcnto. Vonto.

d. b. m. h. m. h. m. h. m.

m. ^ Last Quarter . 3 7 28 mo 7 20 mo 7 8 rao 6 66 mo 4 cv. New Mo(»u ... 11 3 87 mo 3 20 mo 3 17 mo 3 6 mo 25 ev. First Quarter. 17 7 ev. 6 52 ev. 6 39 ev. 28 •y. 44 er. Full Moou.... 26 10 4 mo 9 56 mo 9 44 mo 9 32 mo^ 39 er. DAYS TBB sr.N MOOK EVENTS, Ac. N MOOII M W ,>,ii^^va rise set r. &8^ t r. at 8. 1 SU 22nd Sunday after Trinity. Aix Sauits 43 4 43 9 56 40 8 29 2 M Romillcy died, 1818 6 45 4 42 10 46 38 9 19 3 Tu 2nd Rebellion in I/)wer Canada, 183$ 6 47 4 40 U 42 36 10 10 4 Battle of Inkernviti, 1854 49 4 39 morn» W (5) ^ 84 11 5 lb Guupowder Plot, 1605 -^^-^ 50 4 37 41 32 moro. 6 F Riots in Montreal, 1837 ^ 52 4 36 1 8^ 3 ,- n 30 7 S First No W8j)a|)er, 1663 .,, . 64 4 34 2 8a 28 $9 8 SD '13rd Sunday ofter Irinfty 55 4 32 3 40 1}. ^ 26 1 67 9 M Prince of Wales born, 1841 56 4 31 4 46 24 2 55 10 Tu Martin Lutber born, 1483 58 4 2d 5 5d 22 3 53 11 W Earthqualce at Jeddo, 30,t)00 lost, 1855 4 28 sets. 20 4 50 12 Th Montreal talcen, 1775 1 4 27 5 50 18 sets, 13 F Brigands at Prescott, 1838 3 4 26 7 a 16 5 40 14 s Muiitgomery before Quebec, 1775 5 4 25 8 2 14 20 15 SU nth Sunday after Trinity 6 4 24 9 la 12 T 13 16 M Kubens born, 1577 8 4 23 10 24 10 8 9 17 Tu Luclcnow relieved, 1857 .J 10 4 22 11 86 8| 9 8 18 W Cortes sailed for Mexico, 1518 12 4 21 nvorn. 6110 12 19 Th Attempt to assas. Louis Philippe, 1832 13 4 20 46 4jll 22 20 F (21) Str * Indian' wrecked, 27 lives 1, 1849 14 4 19 1 49 ^4 2 'morn. 21 S Princess Royal born, 1840 15 4 18 2 58 59i 38 22 SU '15th Sunday after Trtnily 16 4 17 4 2 44 67 1 23 M Ucut. Weir, 32nd Rogt. , killed, 1837 17 4 16 5 « I 551 2 52 24 Tu Peace with America, 1814 18 4 16 6

53 4 26 W Gen. Havelock died, 1857 "'' '%; 1 19 4 15 rises. 52 5 6 20 Th East India Company incor. 1700 21 4 15 5 50 50 rises. 27 F Doddridge born, 1702 22 4 11 44

4U 5 34 28 S CardinafWoIsey died, 1530 23 4 14 7 88 ; M 47 6 20 29 SU Advent Sunday 24 4 13 8 36 46 80 M St. A2f»RKW'8 Dai 25 4 13 2 a» •"T"' 45 8 2 44 8 53

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Moon's Phases. Quebec. Montreal. Kingston. TbrotUo.

d. h. m. h. m. h. m. h. m.

Last Quarter . 8 7 28 mo 7 20 mo 7 8 mo 6 66 roo

New Moon . . 10 3 87 ov. 3 29 ov. 3 17 ov. 3 6 ov. First Quarter. 17 7 mo 6 62 mo 6 89 mo 6 28 mo Full Moon.... 24 10 4 ev. 9 66 ev. 9 44 ev 9 32 ev.

1 THB 8UN MOOH i^. rise set r. ^f.

1 Tu Buonaparte crowned, 1804 7 25 13 10 »

ii 2 W Queen Adelaide died. 1849 7 27 12 11 25 8 Th St. PauPB Cathedral finished, 1710 7 29 12 morn. 4 F Cardinal Richelieu died, 1642 7 29 12 24 5 S Mozart died, 1792 7 30 11 1 19 6 su 2nd Sunday in Advent 7 81 11 2 27 7 M Rebels defeated at Toronto, 1837 7 32 U 3 82 8 Tu Milton born, 1608 7 33 11 4 87 9 W Father Matthew died, 1856 7 34 11 5 44 10 Th English Cathedral, Montreal, burnt, 1856 7 35 11 sets. 11 F Charles XU. killod, 1718 7 35 11 5 46 12 S Madras besieged by French, 1758 7 36 11 6 56 13 SU 3rd Sunday in Advent 7 874 11 8 10 14 M Washington died, 1799 7 38 11 9 24 1« Tu Re-interment of Napoleon, 1840 7 89 12 10 83 16 W Great fire at New Toric, 1835 7 40 12 11 42 n Th First L. C. Parliament, 1792 7 41 12 morn. IB F Sir Humphrey Davy born, 1778 7 42 12 49 19 S (20) liouis Napoleon proclaimed, 1848 7 42 13 1 55 20 SU 4th Sunday in Advent 7 43 13 2 57 21 M St. Thomas 7 44 13 4 2 22 Tu Pilgrims land at Plymouth, 1620 7 44 13 5 23 W Newton born, 1642 7 44 14 5 56 24 Th Hugh Miller died, 1856 7 45 14 rises. 25 F Cbristius DAT 7 46 14 5 30 26 S St. SrKPHBH V 45 15 6 26 27 SU 1st Sunday ofUr Christmas St. John 7 45 15 7 25 28 M [1^ EVANGBUST 7 46 16 8 20 29 Tu Lord Stafford beheaded, 1689 7 46 18 9 16 ^ W Jesuit Society founded, 1534 7 46 19 10 IS 81 Th Wickliffe died, 1837 7 46 * 20 U 11

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) 9 16 J 10 IS § )11 11 18 BXBOUTIYB COUNCIL.

«• ^^y Of *-• ,*:? % x

fe 3- o ii r* r CANADA.rl *»• »».« ^ 1 THE GOVERNOR GENERAL,

The Right Honorable Charles Stanley Viscount Monok, Baron Montk of BallytrammoD^iD the County of Wexford^ Governor 6en«al 4 of British North America, and Captain General and Gorernor In Chief in and over the Provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswicic and the Island of Prince Edward, and Vice Admiral of the same, &c., &c. Denis Godley, Esq. Governor's Secretary.

.^ I Captain Retallaok, 63rd Regiment, Military Secretary and Aide-de- Gamp. Lieut. Col. Irvine, Provincial Aide-de-Camp.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

President of the Council Hon. Thomas D'Arcy McGee. Attorney General East Hon. Louis Victor SIcotte. Attorney General West Hon. John Sandfl«UI MacdonaM. Commissioner of Crown Lands.. .Hon. William McOouffall.

Commissioner of Public Works. . .Hon. Ulrlc Joseph Tessier. Provtnrial ^cretary Hon. Antoine Aime Dor ion. Postmaster General Hon. Mi<^hael Hamilton Foley. Minister of Finance Hon. William Pearce Howland. Receiver General Hon. James Morris. Solicitor General of L. C Hon. John J. C. AbboU. Solicitor General of U. C Hon. Adam Wilson. Minister of Agriculture Hon. Francois Evantorel.

opncKRs:

Wm. Henry Lee, Oerk of Executive Council ; Wm. A. Himswortb,

ainOdentlal Clerk ; M. A. Higglns, F. Vallerand, 0. Cote, F. H. Himswortb, H. Alexander, W. H. I/)c, Clerks ; Michael Naughten, Door Keeper ; James Ryan, Charles Baker, William E. Morgan, Messengers.

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UaTBLATin OOUROII.. 1«

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

Hon. Adam Ferguson Flamboroagii East <« John Hamilton Kingston. «< Adam Ferrie Hamilton. « Paul H. Knowlton Knowlton. »< phiiiipH. Moore Pbilhpsburgh. «< George J. Ooodbuo !/>ndon, C. W. *^ William Wallier Quebec. «* James Morris Brockvillo. < James Gordon Toronto. »* James Fcrrier Montreal. <« HcHierick MathewsoD Perth. " George S. Boulton Cobourg, ** Eileune P. Tache Montmagny. *' James lifBlie Montreal. <' Frederick A. Quesnel Montreal. << George sravouso do Beaujeau Cotoau da Lac. '» John R08.4 Toronto. <^ Samuel Mills Hamilton. * Louis Panet Quebec. '• Sir Narclsso F. Bolloau Quebec. K " Charles Wilson MontreaL * Benjamin Seymour Port Hope. , X " David M. Armstrong Sorel. * Ebenezor Perry Cobourg. '' Walter H. Dickson Niagara.

ELECTIVE LEGISLATIVE COUNCILLORa 1^ Upper Canada. *J

Bon . James Sbaw Batburst ^ •* A. J. Ferguson Blair Brock. \ '' Hormaun us Smith BurllDgton. " 4 Alex. Campbell Cataraqui. >; •* David Chrlsitie Erie. *!?•' 'J *' Geo. Alexander Gore. *» David Reesor King. ** Andrew Jeffrey Newcastle. (1 ' J. Simpson Queen's. " P. Vankoughnet Rideau. ^f f, vr r ** James Patton i^ugeen. " Malcolm Cameron gt. Clair. ' «, *' Geo. Crawford St. Lawrenoe. ** Donald McDonald Tecuoaieth. " SydneySmlth , Trent. 4 " G. W. Allao York. Q ' I'l.l-' M uaiSLATira codkoii.

' ' ' f f L . liOwer Canada, Hon. J. Armand .^r Alma. " a: B. Foster Bedford. * -.•:1 »* J, B. Q Proulx De la Valll^re. " L. H. ReuauU DeSalaberry. " J LetolUer ..(iranvillo. *' UlricJ. Tessier Gulf. *^ John Hamilton Inkcrman. »* A. T. Ducbesnay La Salle. " M. P. de S. Latcrrlere Laurentides. *^ A J. Duchesnay l^nsson. " E. Masou MllleMes. *^ liouis Ijicoste MonturviUe. ^* P. U. Arcbambauit Ropeotigny. ** R. Harwood Rigaud. *< I^ Dessaullos Rougemont. ** J. B Guevrement , >'orel " Francois Baby Stadacona. ** HolIUSmllh Weliingloa. ** L. H.HoUou Victoria.

PERMANENT OFFICERS OF THE LEGIt^LATIVE COUNCIL.

J. F. Taylor^ Clerk of the House and M L

of ' ommitlees. Rene Kimber, Gentleman U^hcr of the Black Rod. O. Vallorand. Sergeantat-Arms. E. B<»ttcrell, Door-keeper. If. Kciting, House keeper and Chief Messenger. S. 8U inner. Assi-tant House keeper and Mc8.^cnger. F. Boulct, J. Casault. J. I'agcau, A. L^icbancc, J. Doherly, J. Hanley, R. Greer, P Ratty, Peter Dunn, Patrick Madigao, J. B. My rand, Messengers. A. Douaire and C. Young, Pages. . .

UaiflLATIVB ASBUIBLT. Zk

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF CANADA. Hon. Joseph Ed. Turoottb, Speaker. •^^ 00XSnTUK.NaB3. NAXXa. ArgcDteiiii Hon. J. J. C Abbott. Hagot Maurice Lafratnboise.

Beaiice H. E. Ta.«chereau. .^ Paul Dvnis. Boauhariiois (

Bellccbasse .Ed. Rem i Hard. ^

Berlhier P. E. Dostaler. : Bonaventure Theodore Robitaille. Brant (Fiist Riding) John Y. Brown. Bran t ( West Riding) William Ryerson Brock ville (Town) Hon. George 8herwood.

Broino , Cliristopher Duukin.

Carleton , William Frederick Powoll.

Chambly , Ctis. B de Boucher?Ule. _ Champluin .....John J. Ross.

Charlevoix , . . . Adolphc Cagnon.

ChtUoai^guay ...., , Henry Starnes. Chicoiuimi and Saguonay liavid R. Frtoo. Compton ,..., John Henry Pope.

Cornwall (Town) Hon. John S. Macdonakl, .^

Dorcberttor , He<;tor Louis Langev in. c

Drummond and Arthabaska , . . J. Bte. Eric Dorion. Dundus ....John S. Ross. Durham (East Riding) John S. ?mith. 4 m Durham (Went Riding) ....Henry Munro. Elgin ^(Caat Riding) Loon idas Bur well. Elgin (West Riding) George Macbeth. m Essex ..Arthur Rankin. Frontenac .James Morton. Gaspe .John licBoutilHer. Glcngary Donald A. Macdonald. Grtnville (South Riding) William Patrick. Grey George Jacl(800. HaUlimaud Michael Harcourt. Halton ....John White. Hiimiiton (City) I^^aao Buchanan. Hastings (North Riding) George Benjamin. Hastings (South Riding) Lewis Wallbrldge. Hochelaga Hon. A. A. Dorion. ? Huntingdon Robert Brown SomonrlUe. Huron and Bruce James Dickson. Iberville Alex. Dufresne, Jticquos earlier Frangois Zephirin Tnese. : Johctte Joseph HilarionJvl^ill,

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f r OOUMTIBi. fr\ ^^f* NAMES. • r Y Kamouraska Jcau Tharlcs Chapais. Kent Archibald >lcKcller. KingstoD (City) Hon. John A Macdonald*

Lancaster , Alexander Mackenzio. Lanark (North Riding) Robert Bell. «A Lanark (South Riding) A loxander MorrU. IS'S Laprairio Htm. T J. J. Loranger. J. L'Assomption Alexandre Archambauli. Laval 7 H

Ijeeds (South Riding i Benjamin Tett. Lennox and Addlngtou Augustus F. Hooper. Levis losuph G. Blanche!. Lincoln J. C. Rykort. L*l8let Charles F. Foumlor. London (City) Hon. John Carting. Lotbiniere Henri G Joly. If askluouge George Caron.

Megantic , Noel Hebert. Middlesex (East Riding) Hou M. B. Fortman Middlesex (West Riding) Thomas Scatchford. MissUquol James O'Halloran. Montoalin Joseph Durre.<9ne. Montmagny Joseph <)ctave Beaublen, Montoioreucy Hon. Joseph Oauchoa. (East ) Hon. G. E. Car tier.

Montreal (City) -{ Centre V Hou. John Rose. ^^ • ( West J Hon . 1 homas D. McGee. Naplervllle Jncques Olivier Bureaa. JNIagara Town) John Simpson. NIcolet Joricpb Gaudet. Norfolk Aquila Wafeh. Northumberland {Kasi Riding; James L. Biggar. Northumberhuid (West Riding) James Cock burn. OnUrlo (North Riding) Matthew C. Oimer«i. Ontario (South Riding) Hon. Gliver Mowai Ottawa(aty) Richard W. Scott. Ottawa (County) Wm. McD. Dawson. Oxford (North Riding) Hon. W. McDougall. Oxford (South Riding) skefflngton CTonnor. ^^^ Hon. John H. Gameron. Perth Hon. Michael H. F6ley. PiBterborongh Frederick W. Uaultain. PonUac John Foupore. Porloeaf jean T. Brousseao. Pff^oott Henry Wellesley MoGuia. PriBMRdwMTd , William AnderaoB^jMi. ) ) . . .

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fRast ) nerroO. Huot. Quebec (City) -< Centre v George H. Simard. (West J Hon. Charles Alleyn. Quebec (County) H«»n. Fran^H EvantarM. R(>nfrcw Daniel Mcl^chlln. Richmond and Wolfe Charles PeCazes. Richelieu Joseph Beaudreau.

Rimousk i George Sy Iraln Ronvillo ....Hon. L. T Diunnnond. Russell Robert Pell. St. Hyaolnlhe H«>n. Louis Victor Sicotta. St. John's Frantjols Bmra^^aa. St. Maurice LouU Leon L. DesaulnlerB. ShefTord I^icius S. Huntingdon Sherbrooke (Town Hon. Alexander!. Oalt. Simcoe (North Riding) Angus Morrison. Simcoe (South Riding) Thomas Robert Ferguson. SoiiJangos Joan Bte. J. PrevoBt. Stanstead Albert Knight. Stormont Pamuel Ault. Temiscouata Michael W. Baby: Torrebonne I/>uls I^breche- Viger. Three Rivers (City) Hon. Jos. Ed. Turcott«. Toronto (ICast) .John Crawford.

Toronto (West) Hon . J. Beverly Robiosoii. Two Mountains Jean Baptlste Daoust. Vandreuil .'.J. Bte. Mongenais. Veroh^res Alexandre E. Klerzkowskl. Victoria James W. Dunsford.

Waterloo (P^orth Riding) Hon . Michael H. Foley. Waterloo (South Riding) James Cowao. Welland Thomas C. Street. Wellington (North Riding) William Clarke. Wellington (South Riding) David Stirton Wcntworth (North Riding) William Notroan. Wentworth (South Ridmg Joseph Ry mal Yamaska Mo'jse Fortler. York (North Hiding) ..Hon. Adam Wilson. York (East Riding Amos Wright. York (West Riding) Hon. William P. Howland.

PERMANENT OFFICERS, LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. \

CmKF Dkpartmknt.—William Burns Undwiy, Jan., clerk; George M. Muir and Alfred Patrick, clerks assistant.

Law Drfartmbxt.—Oustavus W. Wick8teed,Q.C.. law clerk ; Ftank Badgley , RC. L. , and Eugene P. Dorion, assistant law ctorks.

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Dbpartmknt of RoDTiNB AtiD Rkcords.—William Spink , clerk of rou- tine and records.

Gbnriul nsPARTMBNT.— William Poyntz Patrick, chief office clerk : Henry Hartney, assistant office dork and clerk to printing committee ;

Henry Boulton Stuart, English writing clerk ; Edouard Dcnechaud,

French writing clerk ; Alexander G. D. Taylor, Theodule Blais, H. R. Smith, O.C.de Lachevrotiere, N Gingras, H. Lindsay, J. S. Sloan, Paul E. Smith and John Nutman, Junior clerks. GoMMiTTKB Dbpartmknt —Alfred Patrick, chief clerk of committees

4 and controverted elections ; Jean P. Leprohou, let assistant ditto ; Francois X. Blancbet, 2nd ditto. Privatk Bill Dbpaktaik.nt. —Alfred Todd, clerk of votes and chief clerk of private bills ; Thaddcus Patrick, assistint clerk of private

bills and clerk of railway committee ; Herman Poetter, assistant dork of votes.

. TRANmjiTOR's Dbpartmknt. —Eug^no P. Dorlon, chief French trans-

lator ; William Fanning, French translator of the Journals and votes

and proceedings ; Toussaiut G. (joursollcs, assistant French transla- tor; J. F. Gingras, Jos. Royal, and A. Mondelet, assistants ditto,

Frank Badglcy, chief English translator ; William Wilson. Finbar Hays, and William Wilsoa. Junior, assistant English translators. Journal Drpartmk.\t.—William Lcmoino, French H. Journal clerk ;

Flerr^ Rivet, assistant French Journal clerk ; William B. Roi»8, Eng-

JiBh Journal clerk ; Henry McCarthy, assistant English Journal clerk.

Ijbrart Dkpartmknt. —Alpheus Trnld, librarian ; A. Geriu JLi^oie,

assistant librarian ; Augustin l^aperriere, clerk. Dipartmknt op SBRCJfcANTAT-ARMs. —Oouuld Wm. Macdonell, ser-

geantat-arms ; W. C. Bur rage, deputy do. ; Robert Defrios, post-

master ; Joseph Blais, assistant do. ; John O'Connor, doork

Robert Baillie, asnislant do. ; A. Leroux Cardinal, chief messenger

Michael McCarthy, a.«sistant do. ; Olivier Vincent, messenger of library; Pierre I^liberte. Joseph I^momlo, Edouard Pelieiier, Wil- liam Graham, James Hoy, Kdward Stacy, Joseph Asselin, messen-

gers ; Edward Storr, assistant doorkeeper.

t> PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS.

Civil Secrktart's OFFiCB.--Denis Godley, Esq.. Secretary ; Henry Cotton, chief clerk ; John Kidd,2nd clerk ; Phil|p Hill, office keeper George ; Boxall, messenger ; George lemith, 9Xim mtsseoger ; Capt. Retallack, military secretary. Provincial ^bcrvtart's OmcB.—Hon. A. A. Dorion, Provincial Secretary ; Etienne Parent, Assistont Secretary Ea.st ; Edmund A.

Meredith, Assistant SocreUiry West : Thoa. Ross, AtX'ountant of the Contingenciei and Receiver of Marriage IJcense Fees ; 8. Tetu, W.

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G^ S. Bertrand, first class clerks (eapt) G. Powell. H. Jon.f'S, and ; H. G. J. Birch, first class clerks Offlce- E. Stcclp, and (west) j J. Gow, J. N. Fradet, Messengers. keoper : J* Dorr and PRoviNCiAt BHOiariiAR's Officb.— Hon. A. A. Dorion, Provincial

Rpglfllrar ; WIIUhiti Krnt, Deputy Provincial Registrar : G. H. Ljine.

Belanger, idecond ditto ; First Clerk ; Amable J. A Belanger. Third J Goodeve, Robert A Kent, L. A. CatclUer, Mlcl acl ditto ; Wm. and

I^ne, Kxtra Clerks ; Muxime Valliquet, Messenger. , Grnrral^s Oificr.—Hon. Jas. Morris^ Rkceiver Receiver General ;

T. I). Hurington. Deputy ditto ; G. C. Relflenstein, Chief or Debenture

Clerk ; T. C. Braraley and Theo. Dufort, Bookkeepers ; J. B. Stanton,

Warrant Clerk ; Wm, Hedge, Bank Account Clerk ; J. F. Pellant,

General Clerk ; L. F. Dufresne, Clerk in charge of Municipal Ijoan

Fund of Cppcr and^^ower Canada ; Chas. W. Shay, F. Lewis, and

F. Hunter, Accountants ; F. L. Casault, Messenger ; F. McCaffrey, Assistant Messenger. Depahtmbnt of tb« MiifiSTBR OF FiNANCB.-.Hon. W. p. Rowland

Minister of Finance ; Joseph Cary, Deputy Inspector General ; Wm. IMckinson, Acting Deputy ditto; Norris Gotiard, Clilef Clerk and

Provinciiil Bookkeeper : John Drysdale, Bookkeeper; Archlbakl Ciiry, ditto; F. G. Scott, Duncan McPherson, C. J. Anderson, O. S.

Uy, R. W. Baxter, R. H. Maekay, Clerks ; John R. Nash. P. Ryan^ ** Extra Clerks ; David Ryan, House-keeper ; J. Pender, Messenger. n\ Public AudUor*s Branch. —John Langton, Auditor of Accounts ; Thomns Cruse, Bookkeeper; Thomas D. Tims. Assistant ditto; 0.

Cambie, Registrar of Free Banks : James Patterson, Kdward C. Bar- ber, G. Murray Jarvis, Clerks ; Ed. Six.smith, Mi'ssenieer.

Oustonis Depattment —R. S. M. Bouchette, Commissioner ; Thomas

Worthington, Assistant Commissioner ; J. W. Peachy, Corresponding

Clerk ; J. R. Audv, Clerk of Seizures and Forms ; T. P. Robarts,

Statistical Clerk ; H. H. DufRI, P R. Sh»^ppard, Dr. L. O'Brien, G. A. me Mailleau, H. C. Hay» W. Bell, Check Clerks ; J. Walls, Mo&seuger,

COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS. ^' Those marked thus • are Warehnusing Parts. [ Amherst^* J. J. Fox. Chatham^* Wm. Co«grovo. AmheMburg,* K. Anderson. Chippewa* P. Bennt'tt. ^ Bath W. J. Falffleld. Oarencevine, Chas Stewart. Jiayfiehh —— Cfiftm. W. I^ggett. Beaxice. T. J. Taschereau. Coatieook* J. Thompson. BeUeviUe* W. F. Meudell. Ccbnurg* H. Easton. Branlfin-dy* D.Curtis, Jr. Coltxirne* W. I'ring. ' *'i Bright&n, D. Y. Lofllle. CftlHngwnod* J . McWntt. Hrockmlle • E Webster. Cornwall* R. K. Bullock. BurwU, K. Dunham. O ieau du Lac, P. E. Walter. Bytown,*^ D. Graham. tVamaA«,* J. M. Merrimaa. .

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Credit,* Thomas Coilon. Oakvau,* R. K. Chisholm. ,w ^ JkUhmuie,•The. Park. Oshawa,* C. Walsh. Darlinfftfm,* A. Dixon. Owen Sound, W. Stephens. Dover,* W. H. Higman. Paris* F. H. Haycock. Dundcu* W. B. 6w?d. Penelanguiyhene, W. Simpsoo. Dundee* E D. Phillips. Philipsburg,J. Henderson. DunnvilU, W. A. Macrae. Picton • J. Roblin.

Elffin, A . McMillan. Po(t4M,n. J. Parker. IbH Erie* R. Graham. Prescott* A. Jones. FreUighstmrghf A. Kemp. Quebec,*^. W. Dunscomb. Oanati'Hpie, W. Robinson. Queenstoum,* P. B. Clement. Oaspe,* J. C. Belleau. Rimouskiy* P. L. Gauvreau. Oeorgeville, J. H. McVey. Roudeau, Hugh Caldcr. Ooderieh*S S. Wa'sh. Rowan, 0. b't. Geo. Yarwood. , i: (7u«l;)A.* E. Carthew. RussdUoum, K. Rogers.

HamiUon* W. H. Klltson. Sarnia,* . Hemmingford, Moses Sweet. Saugeen, W. Keith. Hope* M. \rhii

Niagara , J . W . Taylor BoRRAV Of Agrici'lturi, STATISTICS, i!fD CoLoxizATio!! .^Minister of Agrlcalture, the Hon. F. Evantnrel ; AcllnR Secretary, Evelyn Campbell ; 2nd and Patent Clerk, N. F. Laurent ; 3rd ditto. A. J.

Cambie : 4th ditto, J. A. Wab^h. Census Z><;par gers, T. Fiset, J. Johnstone, S. Dunn, J. Bolly.

Departvett of Pubuo Wores.—Hon. U. J. Tessler, CV>mmf88ioDer ;

Samuel K**efor, Deputy ditto ; Toussaint Trudoau, i«ecr«tary. Enf,ineering Branch John Page, Chief — Engineer ; F. P. Rubridge, ARSisttint ditto : Cbas. McCarthy, John LeB. Ross, James H. Rowan, Thomas Munro, Draughtsmen. Corresponding Branch—J. W. Harper, Clerk and Pay Master : F. Braun, (.'orresponding Clerk. Financial Branch.-^, Baine, Bookkeeper and Acooantant; Felli Hamel, Assbitant ditto; 6. Drolet, Assistant Bookkeeper; Thomas

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Roady, J. F. N. Bonnovlllo, Henry Jackson, J. R Arnold!, James

ialsh. Clerks ; Patrick Owno?, Messenger ; M. Walsh, Assist do. ](i^nl Arbitratnrt.—Thomas Klrkpatrick^ lAurent Auf^n^te Moreau, \)n. Philip Vankoughnet ; Uoo. Tudor l^embertm, Acting Secretary. Crown Law Dkpaktmbn*.

Attorney Oeneral^ Upper Canatfa. —Hon. o an S. Macdonald. << *^ Lower' Canada—Hon. Louis V. .^icotte.

SoliciLor Oeneral^ Upp^ Canada. —Hon. Adam WilMou. > '' *< Xoioer Canada —Hon. J. J. C. Abbott r Clerk of Department—George Fiitvoye. Clerks: Att'y. Gen. U. C. : H Bernard and Alex. Gordon. ** L. C. : Joseph A. Defoy. Messengert—Patrick Lynch and John W. Gow. Crown Lands Dkpartmknt. — Officers —Hon Wm McDongall, Com-

tissioncr ; Andrew Russell , AsiilHtant Coinniissioncr ; Joseph Bouch-

Itto, Deputy Surveyor General ; William Ford, Accountant and i-hier. Survej/ors and Draftsman. —E. T. Fletcher, Surveyor and Prafls- (J. lan ; Thomas Devino, ditto and head of surveys, C.W. ; G. Dun-

jvie, Surveyor and Draftsman ; J. W. BrMgland, ditto ; Edwd. Fox,

• iitto ; J F. Bouchotto. Draftsman S. P. Bausct. ditto. Woods and Fnrests Branch.—P. M. Partridge. Superintendent. Clerks Jirst CZa««—Thomas Hector, H. J Jones. J. C. Turbutt, W. 4 \ Collins, F. T. Judah, E. A. Genereux, F. T. Roche, Jeremiah Al- by, John Morphy, John Tolmie, T. Hammond, F. A. Hall, John V. lale. .-', Second Ctass.'^W. F. Whitcher, V. E. Tessler, T. Cherrler, A. ': y [jrkwood, A. J. Taylor, F. D Dugal, F. Chasse, L. A. Robltallle, ID. A. Grant, J. J. Pondergast, G. B. Cowper, L. D. Lemoine, n'Verd Fisher, J. Alley. Ihird Class.,, ,1. Innis, L. R, M. Fortler,T. Morklll. Extra Clerks.. yr. E. Collins, D. C. Mackedle. J. M. Grant, G. Van- Ifelrion, J. NIckinson, Jr., D. G. B. Ross, H. B. Dufort.G. Linddftjr, ^ |L. Berthelot, A. J. Scott, F. Norton, W. Ebbs, R. H. Brown. . <»./ Extra l>raughlamen.,E. Cayley, E. E. Tacbe, H. F. Hayward/A. Ruspoll. Office Keeper. .John BradsTiaw. Messengers.. Goo. Fisher, P. Potvin, P. Cahlll. Crown Timber Agb.nts. Ottawa., A. J. Russell, agent; F/lward Smith, collector of slide A. dues ; C. S. McNutt, clerk ; Baron Von Koerber, draughtsman ; R. Quinn, messenger. Montreal. .C. E. Bell©, agent; J. C. Coarsolles, clerk.

BHlevaU..3. F. Way, afi:ent ; J. A. Maclnnes, clerk. Three Rivers. . J,. A. Dubord, agent ; Wm. Lamb, clerk. Windsor,, A, M. Powell, agent. : .

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S(. i7yaan/Af...n. J. Nugle, agent #• .^ CMcau

, River du Loupf en bat., C Dawson, agent. A Trois PiUolet.X. T. Dubo, agent. iioli Carlelon. Botiaventure.,1. N. Vergor, agent. Quebec.. McLean Stewart, collector; J. M. OXeary, assistant do.; Wm CKane, clerk. Indian Dkpartmknt... Commissioner of Crown Lands, superintend-

ent-general of Indian affairs ; Michael Tnrnor, cldef clerk ; T. C.

Walcot, accountant : Lawrence Vankoughnet, clerk ; W. R. Bartlett, IM visiting superintendent; David Thorburn» ditto; George I ron.sldo,

ditto ; Froom Talfourd, ditto ; Francis Asstckenack, interpreter.

Geological SuRVKT...Slr Wm. E. Logan, provincial goologl!?t ; A.

Murray, assistant ditto ; T. S. Hunt, chemist and mineralogist ; K. Billings, paeon tologlst. ^ EnUCATlOlfAL Dkpartmknt. LowKR Canada.. .Old Government House.. .Hon. P. J. 0. Chnu.

veau, superintendent ; Louis Giard, secretary ; J. J. Phelnn, ElDgiish corresponding clerk, and assistant editor of tho Li wer Canada Jour

oal of Education ; Alex, de Luslghan, clerk of BUtlstics ; Auguste Bichard, French corrcsiwndlng clerk, as8l^^lant editor of Lo Journal

de rin.structlon Publlque. and librarian ; J. J. liiparre, storekeeper;

J. Bte. Lenoir, copying clerk ; Paul Blouln, messenger Catholic Board rf Examiners.,. Hev. L. V. L. Villeneuve, Rev. A. Trutean, William Doran, Rev. C. Lenoir, P. Garnot, P. Beaubien; F. X. Vaade. secretary.

rrotestanl Board of Examitieri . .Rev. Alexander Kemp« Rev. Pr.

Wilkes, Rev. W. Snodgragfi, Key. J. Flaunlgan, W. Lunn ; A. N.

Rennle, secretary. , ,| A Upper Canada... For the' general administration of the Grammar and Common School Laws. Rwv. Egerton Kyerson, D.D., LL.D.,

chief goperlntendent of education : John Geo. Hodgins, LL,B.. d«>p. supt.; Alox Marling, senior clerk and accountant; A. J. Wdiiani-

son, clerk of correspondence ; F. J. Taylor, clerk of tftAtistlcs ; Her

bert Butterworth, assistant clerk of stali-tkjs ; S. P. May, clerk of

libraries ; T. L Churchill, dpjwsitory salctfinau ; John T. R. .

packer ; James More, messenger., V* ,,

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. t«Jvi'

Honorable M. H. Foley, Postmaster GeneraL W. H. Griffin, Posti)ia.«

CLASSiriCATIOX OF CI « "«. C. -[ft rVaw—R. M. Julyan, E. Huydcii, T. Mc( dig, R Oliver, D ijiwHOD.'H. S. Weaiherly, P. Holt,.!. C. tb« wart. 2ndClasS'-J. AutlHto, C. R Mackonzio, J. Brophy, O.M m. lird C'lcM«—.1. Htiyd.J. L McMahon, E. H. Bei\iumiu, W I) -Sueur, B. KiDK. <* H. llargrave^ U. J. (iaruett, G. II. Ilult, R. W ;iarkor»

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n"- ' MONTREAL. » • A Edward 8. Freer, Poatmaster. B. Mc Even no. Assistant Postmnater.

Clerks : M. Emory, 11. Hudl Mdiillivrav, James Simp>i)n, O. Raymond, A. Green, A. D'Amour, R. Miller. James McNab, V. Balllargeon, John T. Wriglit, J. J t^tew- art, J. Vallee, Thos. F. l^rseneur. H. A. Bourret, Thos. Forsyth, Joseph L. Palmer, G. J. Carter, D. Robinson. P. O'Reilly, John Drew. A. Auger, L. Lafraicain, S. Johnston and O. Filiatreault, Letter Carriers. I Office hours, from 8 a. m. to 7 p. ro. ; and from 8 to 10 a. m. on

Sundays. , t. t ' hi.* RKGULATIONS AND RATf8. {I

LfUer /?a<<«. —Letters posted in Canada addressed to any place within the Province pass, if prepaid, for 5 cents per >^ oz., but If posted unpaid are chargort 7 cents per K <>55- On letters to Nova Sitotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward's

Island the rate is 5 certs per ^ oz , with optional pre*pa3mient. The rate on letters to the United Kingdom will be, By Canadian Packet, 12>i cents per >, ounce. ** By Cunard '* 17 '* If a letter exceed 1 oz in weight, it will bo liable iofour rntes, as, after the first ounce, fractions are not recognized, the rate pro- gressing by the ounce. Letters for the United Kingdom must be prepaid, 6r they will bo chargod a fine of 6d sterling on arrival In England. The British Post Office forwards letters to Canada by the first packet sailing after the letter Is posted, unless the letters bear a h'! Bpeclal direction—** by CanadHiD Packet " or ** by British Packet "— . .

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ind in that coAe they are kept over Tor tho Packet designated. '* hy " CanadiuD Mail is not a diBiinctive 8u|MT8cri|ition ; fi»r any mail for Canada is a *^ Canadian Mail " by whatever Packet forwarded. Letters for British Colon ien and (lossesAions, beyond soa, and Tor Foreign Countries, via England, must bo prepaid. The rate on Letters for the United States, (except Cftlifornia and ,1' Oregon) 10 cents p«»r ^ oz. «* "for Oilifornia and Oregon, 16 c. per ^ ot. «* *< British Columbia. 26 cts. to be pro|)ald. Tho rato on Letters for tho following destination, per Canadian

Ocean Steamers, is 23 cents per ^ oz , and must be profviid :— Africa (West Coast of), Australia, (iucluding all the Colonies em- braced in this general name,) Buenos Ay res, Cape of G(X)d Hope, Ceylon, Elgypt. GibralUr, Gold Coast, Hayti, India, Liberia, Malta, Mauritius, Monte Video, Naial, New Zealand, i^t. Helena, Sierra Leone. Spain, Ta.smania, West Indies (British). For tho principal German States, tho rate Is 29 cents per >g oz. For France and Algeria, 17 cents per >4 oz. On Letters to the above destinations torwarded by tho Cunard IJne of Steamers, an additional charge of 5 cents per ^^ oz- becomes neceR<*ary Registration Cfiarge8,~-For the Registration of a liCtter addressed to any place in British North America tho charge is 2 cents. For tho registration of a letter to United Kingdom, 12>^c. ** * " United States, 6c. France, and other countries for which letters pass through Franco, an amount equal to the postage

Miscelianeotu Charges. . .'ihe charge on Parcels, by Parcel Post, to any place in Canada is 26 cents per lb., (wiih 6 cents additional if registered). One cent per ounce, payable in advance by postage stamp, is the rate on Printed Circulars, Prices Current. Hand Bills, and other Printed Matter of a like character, and on Books, bound or unbound, when posted at a Canadian Post Office addressed to any place iu Canada, British North America generally, or the United States. The charge upon Books, &c., by Bixik Post to Kngland, is 7 cents

on packets not excee^ cents on >^ lb.

packets ; and 12>^ cents lor every additional >^ lb. Thotie charges muj^t be prepaid.

Book Poft ufilh France. . .For a packet of Printed Matter, or single KewKpa|)er, Book, &c., not over 2 oz., 4 cents. Ditto, '' exceeding 2 oz. , and not over 4 oz , 8 <» DitU», " 4oz., 8oz 17 *' Ditto, •« 8ox., " 16oz., 34 <» so And on ; increasing 17 cents for every additional >^ lb. The Book Post Regulations between Canada and England apply to matter between Canada and France. Neuxtpapert and i'eruK;t

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my bo sent by Post from the offlce of piiblliyition, addre-^sefl to any i When the above rates are not paid In advance by either luiblisher lor gubHcribcr, such papers are chargoM one cent each on flelivory.

Tram^vnt Newtpapen . , ,lrRU9\etii Newspapers, that is to say, iCanddian New0pa|)crs, posted otherwise than Trom the Office of {Fublirution,and American or Rrttish i'apors (losted or ro-po»-ted in Canada, must bo prepaid one cent each, by Postage Stamp, or they

cannut bo forwarded ; except only liriii»h Newvpaptn distributed to regular subscribers by Cauadian Booknellers and News Agents,-- risch papers pass free, as tboy would do if recelvod in the Cauadian packet Mail.

Newfpape.n by Mail from England or United Statet. . .Newspapers received from England by tho Canadian Packet Mails are delivered m free. Newspapers from England by the Cunard Packet Mails are charged 2 cents each on delivery. (This Is the American transit charge.) United states Newspapr^rii, brought by Mail into Canada, are charged 1 cent each on delivery. J'triodical PuUicatiom. ..The rate on Periodical Publications, l8,

if not exceedli.g 3 ounces in weight, 1 cent ; over 3 ounces, 4 cents. If pre{)aid by Postage Stam|)S from the Office of publication, Perl*

odicals, published in Canada ^ weighing over 3 ounces, may jniss for 2 cents each Periodicals, printed in tkii Province^ other than Newspapers when specially devoted to the Education of Youth (both religious and general), to Agriculture, to Temperance, or to any brunch of Science, and addressed directly from the Office of Publication, to be trans* mitted to any Post Office in this Province, are exempt from charge. l^amient Periudicals^ including Canadian Periodicals not (irepaid the commuted rate from the Office of Publication, nor exempted by the preceding clause, and all other Periodical Puolications posted in .v%v tliis Province, must be prepaid by Postage Stami>s, the full rate, ai the time of posting. ' <\ Periodicals received In the Mails from the United States aro charged with the rates named In the first clause of this section. Podage Stampi ..Postage Stamps of the rosp

cent, for Newspapers ; 5 cents for ordinary Provincla! Letters ; 10

cents for United State«i rato ; 12>^ cents for Canadian Packet ; and 17 cents for Cunard Packet, are provided for sale to the public.

Ldier Envdcpet^ Impressed with Medallion Stamp, and equival«Dt •'> > to the prepayment of Postage to the amount of 6 and 10 cents rtt- .

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pcciively. are furnished for sale to the public at tlio following rates : The 6 cent Envelope, at the rata of $5.60 per 100, or 66 cents per

do«en ; the 10 cent £avelope, at $10.50 per 100, or $1.26 cenU per dozen

Penal Clause. —The Act contains the f(»llowinK penal clause : To inclose a letter, or letters, or any writing intended to serv«» the purpose of a letter, in a Parcel posted for the Parcel Post, shall be a misdemeanor. To inclose a letter, or any writing, or make any written marks to serve the pur|>ose of a letter, or to enclose any other thing in a news- paper |M)Sted to pass as a newspaper, at the rate of postage appiic able to newspapers (except in the case of accounts and receipts of Newpaper Publishers, which are |)ermilted to pas<) folded within ^^ the newspapers sent by them to their Subscribers), shall bo a mis- demeanor. Money Or

Post Office) at the following rates : Under and up to I $10 V. .... b cents. Over $10 and not exceeding $20 10 ** r I ** 20 ** «« 30 15 <* Vn " 30 " a 40 30 ** ** 40 •* « 60 45 « V ** ** ' 60 '* 80 60 *» 5 * «* 80 ** 100 75 ** -1 No single order can be issued for more than $100. m^'v N.B— No HALF CKNTs to be introduced in the Money Orders. Money Orders on England, Scotland and Ireland. ^lAono.y Orders, payable at any Money Order Office in Great Britain and Ireland, can be obtained at any Canadian Money Order Office. The Orders are drawn in sterling, the Comml'ssion chirgcablc being for £iaii(l

undor, 25ctH. ; from £2 to £5,50ct8.; from £5 to £7, 75ct^. : from £7 to £10, $1.00. No order can be drawn for more than £10 ; but

any number of orders for £10 each may be procured. > ? ^^

COURTS OF JUSTICE—LOWER CANADA

*»T-. i»> According to the Provisions of the 2(Hh Tic., cop. 44. **^y ^ ^* COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.

i Hon. Sir L. H. Lafontaine, Bart, Chief Justice. ^\ •' Thomas C. Aylwin, \

" ReneE.Caron, > Puisne Judges. •» W. C. Meredith, ) Charles Mondel«t, Joseph A. Berthelot, AssUtant Judget. ,

JUDICIART. 33

(Mic*^^.— Alexandre M. D^Uislo, SherifT; Josoph Jones, Coroner; Edward Carter, Q.C., Clerk of the Crown ; diaries E. Schiller, Deputy Benjamin Delisle flcrk of the Crown ; and Adolphe Bissonnette, : John Buchanan, Crier Thos. foint High Constables ; McGinn, Gaoler.

' COURT OF CRIMINAI. JURISDICHON. Montreal—24th March and 24th Septt raber. Quebec—24th January and 24th June. Three Rivers—2nd February and 11th September. T' Pher 1' rook 0—12th February and 20th September. KamoiirfUika— 5th April and 2l8t October. Aylmer—January 21ht and .July 1st Perce— March 13th and August ISth. I New Carlisle— February 13th and July 13th. Terms to continue till the business is closed. Extraordinary terms lay bo held by proclamation.

CmiRTS IN APPEAL AND ERROR. t Montreal—1st March, 1st June, 1st September, and lat December. Quebec—12th March, 12th June, 12th September k 12th December.

J. U Reaudry, Clerk of Appeals ; Charles Drolet and Louis F* W« ' [Marchaud, Deputies do. ,i Ji'Vi

' "*'^ * SUPERIOR COURT. '' '

Jurisdiction for Stims exceeding X50 Currency, 12 Vic. , cop. 38, | JKC 17 and 47, and 20 Ftc., cap 44, sec. 35. Honorable Edward Bowon, Chief Justice. /X7DGES. iHon. Dominique Mondelet. Hon. John S. McCord. ti James Smith. ** JohnC. Bruncau. J. A. Taschereau. David Roy. a Peter Winter. cc Antoine I'olrtte. I u Antlrew Stuart. Aim 6 I.afontaine. Kdward Short. It Felix 0. Gauthier. William Badgley. It John G. Thompson. Hon. Joseph A. Bcrthelot. ;| Samuel C. Monk 1 ^^»"'^"»'Assistant •'«"««»•Judges. Jeau T. Tadchereao, j

*By the 17th Section of the 20th Vic, cap. 44, cases in Appeal from the Districts of Ottawa, Montreal. Terrebonne, Jolletto, Riche- lieu, St Francis, Bedford, St. Hyacintho, Iberville, and Beauhar*^. nois, are to be heard and determined at the City of Montreal only, and the writs, in such ca.se!<. are returnable there; and cases in Appeal from the Districts of Three Rivers, Quebec, SaKuenay, Gaspe, T '. .1 Rimouski. Kamouraska, Moutmngny, Reauce, and Artbabaska, are

to . • • be heard and determined at the tJity of Quebec only, and the > -^| writs, in such cases, are returnable there. . ; |i

34 JUDICIAHT.

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MoNTRBAL.—fHocheloga, Jacques Cart ior, Laval, Vaiidrcu 11, Sou- langes, I^prairie, Cliombly and Verchercs and City of Montreal, —Held at Montreal from 17th to 27lli of every month, excnpi Coffin January , Jtily and August. Monk, and Papincau, Prothonotary ;^

John Honey, LH'puiy Prothonoiary ; Alexander M. Delisle, Sheriff; M. H Sanborn. Fteputy Sheriff. QuEBKC— Portneuf, Quebec, Montmorency, Levi, Lotbinicro and City of Quebec—Held at Quebec from Lst to 5ih of every month,

except January , July and August. Fi.set & Burroughs, Prothonotary Wm. S Sc well, Sheriff.

Thkek RiVKRS. . Maskinonge, St. Maurice (Including City of Three

Rivers). ( hamplain, and Nicolet..Held at Three Rivers from 13th to lOlh of February, May, September, and December. Edward Bar.

nard, Proihonotary ; Isaac G. Ogden , Sheriff.

St. Fraxcis.... Richmond (including Town of Sherbrooke) , Wolfe, Compton, and Stanstead..Held at Sherbrooke from 13th to 19th o(| March, June, September, and November. Short and Morris, Pro

tbonotury ; George F. Bowen, Sheriff. Kamouraska ..Kamouraska, Temiscouata..Held at KamnuraBkaj fVom 13th to 19th February, May, and October. Cbalou and Dery,

Prothonotary ; Ovide Mortlneau, Sheriff. Ottawa. ..Ottawa and Pontiac.Held at Aylmcr from 13th to 19th February, June, and November. Henry DrlscoU, Prothonotary;

e f Louis M. Contlee, Sheriff.

GASPE...Gaspe an«l Bonaventure . . Held at Perce from 13th lo

• 19th March, August, and December ; and at N«'W Carlisle from 1.3th f to 19th February. July, and November. Wilkle and Harper, Pro-

tbonotiiry ; Martin Sbcppard, Sheriff. TKRRKBoNNfi:...Argcnteutl, Two Mountains, and Terrebonne.. Held L at Ste. Scholastique from 13th to 19th February, May, and October.

Jules R. Bertheiot, Prothonotary ; German Raby, Sheriff. JuLiKTTE. ..L'Assomptlon, Montcalm, and Joliette..Held at Indus- try from 13th to 19th March, June, and November. L. T. Groulx,

Prothonotary ; B. H. Lcprohon, Sheriff. RiCHKLiRU...Rii-heli»>u, Yamaska, and 6erthicr..Hcld at Sorel from 13th to 19th February, May, and October. Antoine A. Guulo,

Prothonbtiiry ; P. R. Chevalier, Sheriff.

SAGiTbNAY. . .Charlevoix and Sagecnay. .Held at Malbaie from 13th to 19th January, May, and September. Cbas. Du Berger, ProthoDO-

tary ; P. H. Clmon, Sheriff. UiiGoiTTiMi. ..Held at Chicoutimi from 13th to 19tb February, June,

•Qd October. Chas. Garneau, Prothonotary ; Ovide Bosso, Sheriff.

«-' lOtb , RiMou8Ki...Rlmouskl..Held at St. Germain from 13th to

March, June, and November. Frs. M. Derome, Prothonotary ; S. J. Chalifour, Sheriff.

•Dittricis. tCoimtles, kc, compriied. *t •Si^-Ml JUDICIARY. 35

MoNTMAONY. . . L^Islct, Montmagny , and Bellechasse. .Held at Mont- jagny fi^'i" ^^^^ ^° ^^^^* February, May, and October » Albert Ben- J. D. Lepine , iSherifl*. jcr I'rotlionotary ; b'k.utk... {caucc and Dorchester.. Held at St. Joseph from 13th lo ]9th March, June, and November. Zephcrin Veziua, Prothono- .J. Tascheroau, Sheriff. tary ; T. ARTnAKASKA...Megantic, Arthabaska, and DruTnn\ood..Held at Clirlotopho from 13th to 19th March, June, and November. [st "^ Rnfns Wadleigh, Prothonotary ; Auguste Quesnol. Sheriff. BEr)roKD...Shefford, Missipqnoi, and BromcUeld at Nelsonvillo from loth to 19th February. May, and October. F. T. Hall, Pro-

thonolixry ; David Browne, Sheriff.

St. Hyacimhk. . .St. Hyacinthc, Bagot, and Fouville. .Held at St. iHyacintho from 2'2nd to 28th February, May, and November. L. Desilets, G. De Lorimier, Prothonotary ; Ovido Sheriff. InERvn.LB...St. Johns, Napierville, and Iberville. .Hold at St. IJohus from 13th to 19th March, Juno, and November. F. Ji. Mar- ' * \"'; ' Sheriff. ' Ichand, Prothonotary ; J. F. Dcsriviercs,

Beauhaknois, . .Huntingdon. Beauharnois, and Cliateauguay. .Held

It Beauharnois from 13th to IDth February, Bfay, and October.

ILouIs Bcaiidry, ProthonoUiry ; Louis Hainault. Sheriff. m

1- :ic*',T^**^' * "CIRCUIT COURTS. *., JurisdicHon in suits not exceeding £60 Oy, MONTREAL DISTRICT. fe: Montreal District Circuit, held at Montreal, 10th to 15th of every jmonth, except January, July and August. Clerk, Monk, Coffin & [Papineau. Vaudreiiil County Circuit, held at Vaudreuil,lst to 6th March, July and November. Clerk, J. Bastien. Soulanges Circuit, held at Coteau Landing, 6th to 10th March, 6th to

9th July, and 6th to 10th November. Clerk, H. T. Scntenne. ' Verchores County Circuit, held at Vercheres, Ist to 5th February, May and October. Clerk, £. E. Chagnon.

., , DISTRICT, ^vi,.a ti>«> .»t QUHBEO J Quebec District Circuit, held at Quebec, 16th to 2l8t January and June, and 20th to 25th of every month, except July and August. Clerk, Fiset & Burroughs. f I. Lotbiniire Qrcuit, held at Lotbiniero, ISth to 22nd March, July and November. Clerk, Joseph Fitteau. Portneuf Clrcait, bold at Cap Sante, 7th to 16th January, May and September. Clerk, R. Lellcvre. .„ v^- w v.v» 1^ ,' % TDRRS RIVRRS DISTRICT, . . ,^ . ^ Three Rivers District Orcuit, hold at Thrqe Rivers, 7tb to 12lh February, May, Septr., November, December. Clerki E. Barnard.'

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3e JBDIOIiJtT.

MaskiDonge County Circuit, held at Riviere du Loup^ 24th to 28tb February, May, and October. Clorlt, L. J. Bourrct. ST. FRANCIS merrRiCT.

SI. Fiancis District Circuit, held at Sherbrooke, 7th to 12th March, June, September, November. Clerk, Short & Morris.

,\'. Stanstcad Circuit, held at Stanstead Plains, Ist four Juridical days of January, May, September, and November. Clerk, C. A. Rich- ardson. Compton County Circuit, held at Cook8hire,l8t to 5th February, May, and October. Clerk, A. W. Pope. Richmond County Circuit, held at Richmond, Ist to 5tb April, July, and December. Clerk, F. C. Cleeve. Orcuit (2d)|, held :v m Richmond County at Danville, 14th to 17tb •% Jtouary, April, and October. Clerk, T. Leet.

KAMOrRASKl DISTRICT. KamOnraska District Circuit, held at St. Louis, 7th to 12th F<^bru- ary, May and October. Clerk, Chalou k Dery. Temiscouata County Circuit, held at St. Jean Baptlste, 2l8t to 25th 'i t'i March, Jane and November. Clerk, L. N. Gauvreau.

" ^r OTTAWA DISTRICT.

!» -. Ottawa District Circuit, held at Aylmer, 7th to 12th February, June

and November. Clerk, Henry Driscoll. ^, •* .t.. .'. Ottawa County arcuit (2d), held at Papiheauvine, 7th to lOtb January, May and SeptcmDer. Clerk, F. S. Mackay. PoQtiac arcuit, held at Portage du Fort, 2nd to 7th March, 20tb to 25th June, and 3rd to 8th November. Clerk, R. W. Bardinge.

GA8r£ DISTRICT. Oaspe District Circuit, held at Perce, 7th to 12th March, Augost and December. Clerk L. 6. Harper. Gaspe District Circuit, held at New Carlisle, 7th to 12th February, July and November. Clerk, John Wilkie. Basin Circuit, held ai Basin from 12th to 2l8t February, and 15tl)

•'f;i to 24th October. Clerk, John Eden. Grand River Circuit, held ai Graad River, 19th to 28th March and November. Clerk, H. Dalton. Magdalen Islands Circuit, held ai Amhertt, 22n(l to Slst May, and 22nd to 30th September. Clerk, J. B. F. Paioohaud. Carleton Circuit, held at Carleion, lOtb to 13th Janoary, May and September. Clerk, Edward Mann. Fox River aroutt, held at Fox River, lai to 10th August. Clerk, John de St. Croix. TBRRKBOVNI DISIRICr, Terrebonne District Orcuit, held ai Si. Scbolasilfae ^ 7th to 12tli February, Hay and October. Oerk, J. B. Beriheloi. i J

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JUDIOIART. 37

24th to 28tb Terrebonne County Circuit, held at St. Jerome, 20th to 24th Feb- ruary, May and October. Clerk, J. B. L. Villemure. Argenteuil County Qrcutt, hold at Lachute, 12th to 16th January/ May and September, Clerk, Thomas Barlron., jounTB Diarmcr.

,^ Jollette District Qrcult, hold at Industry, from 7th to 12th March June and November. Clerk, L. T. Grouix. L'AsHomption County Circuit, held at UAssomptlon, 20th to 24th March, June and November. Clerk, J. Z. Martel. Montcalm County Qrcult, held at Ste. Julienne, 25th to 29th of March, June and November. Clerk, A. I. DesRlvl^res. *» RICHBUBU DISVRIOr. Richelieu District Qrcult, held at Sorel • 7th to 12th of Fobftiat^/* May and October. Qerk, A. N. Ooulo. Berthler Circuit, held at Berthler, 2&th to 27th February, May and / October. Clerk, Charles Emond. a t%. Yamaska County Circuit, held at St. Francois, 20th to 24th Febru- Clerk, L. M. Cbte. " Ml ary, May and October. ta^^ V ^ ^s BAGUIlfAT DISTRICT. Saguenay District Orcult, held at Malbale, 7th to 12th January,

Clerk , Charles DuBerger May and September. V, Charlevoix County Circuit (2d), held at Bale St. Paul, 20th tp JiSfd ' ' March, July and November. Clerk, Joseph Perron. .t ' " CBIOOUTIMI DISTRICT. Chlcoutlml District Circuit, held at Chlcoutiml, 7th to 12th Febru- ary, June and October. Clerk, Charles Garneau. -»-*^*** RIMOUSKI DISTRlOr. .: Bimouskt District Orcuit, held at St. Germain, * 7tb to 11th Mard^^ June and November. Clork, F. M Derome. Rimouskl County Circuit (2A), held at Metane, 2tid to 5th March, June and Novembor. Clerk, D. F. de St. Aubin. ,^ MONTMAONT DISTRICr. * 'I Montmagny Dtetriot Qrouit, hold at Montmagny, * 7th to 12th Feb- ruary, May and October. Clerk, Albert Bender, •- L'Islet Countv Orcult, held at St. Jean Port Jofi, 20lli to 24thTeb- ruary, May and October. Clerk, L. Z. Duval. Bellechasse County Circuit, held at St Michel. 20th to 24th Marol), June and November. Clerk, B. Foul16t

BsiGCB msTiiior* Beanoe District Gronlt, held at St. Joeoph, • Ttb to 12th March, June and November. Clerk. Z. Vezina. 38 JDDICIART.

:W\- ARTIIABASKA DISTRICT, Arthabaska District Circuit, held at St. Christophe, • 7th to 12th March, June and November. Clerk, Uufus WaUleigh. Drummond County Circuit, hold at Druramondville, 20th to 24Ui March, June and November. Clerk, J. T. Caya. Megantic County Circuit, held at Inyorncss, 20th to 24th March, f^ Juno and November. Clerk, J. H. Lofebvre. ^' «^'t~' BBDF

and November. Clerk , Josey h Lofebvre.

ShefTord County Circuit, held at Waterloo, 6th to 10th March , Juno and November. Clerk. J. B. Lay. Missisquoi County Circuit, (-2d), held at Bedford, 2Sth to 3lst Janu- ary, May and October. Cierk, T. Capscy.

ST. HYACTXTHB DISTFICT.

St. Hyacintho District Circuit, held at St. Hyaclnthe, 22nd to 27th January, March and October. Clerk, L. G. do Lorimier. Rouville County Circuit, held at Marieville, 1st to 5th March, Juno and November. Clerk, F. H. Oatien.

IBBRVILLE DISTRICT. ^^«« £.,.^ 'Iberville District Circuit, held at St. .Johns, 7th to 12th March, June and November. Clerk, F. H. Marchand. Naplerville County Circuit, held at Napiorville, 20th to 24th March, June and November. Clerk, A. Merizza.

BKAUHARNOIS DBfTRlCT. Beauhamois District Circuit, held at Beauharnois, 7th to 12th Feb- ruary. May and October. Clerk, L. Beaudry. Chateauguay I i':-: County Circuit, held at St. Martine, 26th to 29th Feb- ruary, May and October. Clerk, C. M. Lebrun. Huntingdon County Urcult, held at Huntingdon, 20th to 24th Feb- ruary, May and October. Clerk, John Morrison.

Appeals from the Circuit Court to the Queen's Bench are allowed by the 20th Vict. cap. 44, Beo. 60, In oases over £26 currency. •By the 20th Vict, cap 44, sec. 48, the Circuit Court at the Chtf- lieu supersedes the Court heretofore held in the same County. fThe arcuit Court at the Chef lieu of a Dietrict has concurrent Jurisdiction with the Grcuit Court in and for the various Counties in the same District. JThe Circuit Court held in two or more places in a County has each concurrent jurisdiction over the whole County (20 Vict. cap. 44, sec. 48}, . ,

JUDICIARY. 39

QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE , PEACE.

Chairman: Charlks J. Coursol. *

Carter, Q.«7., and W. H. Brehaut, Edward Clork of the Peace ; C. E.

Scliillor, Deputy Clerk of the Peace ; Alfred de Beaumont J and Alfred C. Harvey, Clerks. '««*.« .i^^Uv* «•>»-»••»• if 7-^J TERMS.

Montreal : 4th February, May, August and November.

Quebec : 8th January, '4th April, 4th July and 4th October. Clerk, Pierre A. Doucct. i ~ ~ - i *

'M^- SPECIAL SESSIONS.- v^0 Under the Act 20 Vie., ch. 27 d 29, amended by 22 Vic., ch. 27. m .f^*r C. J. Coursol, Esq., Presiding Justice. '.n-imuRr.A

Public Prosecutor8.-^V^ . fl. Brehaut, Esq., Joint Clerk of the Peace j C. E. Schiller, Deputy Clerk of the Peace. ^ ••»A,"#i* c

COUNTY REGISTRARS. I, . I

DISTRICT OF MONTRBAL. " ' i, .

County or Division. Name, Where held.

Montreal G. H. Ryland Montreal.

Cbambly Thomas Austin Longueuil. i|,^|, Huntingdon, Ist Reg \ T. Sauvageau...... lAprairle. J Division j Laval F. X.I^onard Ste. Rose. Soulangos G. H. DumesnII..... Coteau lAuding Vaudreull ..;w F.deSt. Bastlen St. M. do Vandreail. Vercheres ...... F. Goooffrion Vercheres. ^

DISTRICT 07 QUSBEa

Quebec ...; C. Montizambert, Quebec. A Portneuf R. Lelievre...... Cap Sant«. Montmorency L.C. L^fran^ols., Chateau Richer.

Orleans, Island of.... Pierre Gosselln . St. Laurent, Is. Or. Dorchester, 2nd Dlv. F. M. Guay , Point Levi. Lotblnlere R. B. Noel Ste. Croix. 40 JUDICIARY.

•.' ''It .

DlSTBIOr OF TUKJiB BIVJSRa.

County or Division, Name. Where held.

St Genevieve de Ba-

Cbamplain . ElieRlnfret tidCaD. MoAkiDODge J. E. Pichctte Riviere du Loup. NIcolet Jos. Jutras Becancour. St. Maurioe c... L. G. Duvftl Three Rivers.

DISTRICT OF ST. FRANCIS.

RichmoDd . G. H. Napier Richmond. Sherbrooke Wm. Ritchie Sherbrooke. Stanstead .. C. A. Richardson Stanatoftd Plain.

1 r»' DISTRICI OV GASPE.

Bonaventure I J. 6. Label. New Oarlisle.

Gaspe L. G. Harper | Force.

!<:, "t XHSTRICr OF KAMOUBASKA.

Kamouraska \ Henry Garon St. Loais de Ea'nsa. St. Jean BapUste de Rimouskl, No.l, John Heath, Isle Verte. 1- DISTRICT OF OTTAWA.

Ottawa . James F. Taylor I Aylmer. Pontiac I ;,^ | James E. Jadgson ... . | Pontiac. DISTBICr OF TBRMEBOmni. Two Mountains D. Dupras St. Scholastiqne. Argenteuil .... D. de Hertel Lacfaate. Terrebonne .... J. A. Hervieux St. Jerome. DISTRICT OF JOUETTB.

,.., Jolietto. 'i- . J. 0. Leblanc Indnstry. Lcinster.., Marcel Polrier L*As8ompt1oo. Montcalm J. E, Beaupre Ste. JaUenne. DI9TRI0T OF RlCHILnnj. Richelieu P.B. Chevalier Town of Sorel. Berthier . J. 0. Chalat. Berthiar. Tamaska J. 0. Arcand St. Ft. da Lac. DISTRICT OF aAGUBVAT. I" ? ;.V 11."' I* l8t Division ChftTle- voix and Sagaenay C. Duberger St. Etlenne. 2nd Division ditto.... T. Fortio ... Bale St. Piaul. DISTRICT OF CHioounia. Chlcoutlml lOvide Boss^ | Chicoutlmi, . ..

JUDIOllRT. 41

OlSTBiCT OF BUtOUSKI.

County or DivUicn. Name. Where held.

^ieve de Ba- BimousklNo. 2 Andre E. Gauvroau . Bimoufiki. DISTBICr Of MOffTMAGlfT.

L'Tslet IT. MIchaud St. Jean Port Joll.

BoIIechasse | P. Forgues St. Michel.

DnTRIGT OF BIAVCB. 3

J. B. Proulx St. Boauco I Francois.

A. Oadbout St H^nedine. i - Dorchester «.... | W OIOTRIOr OF ARTHABASKl.

'J Megantic . . J. R. Tiambly, Leeds. Artbabaska ^. M. PoUson, St. Christopbe. 4 Drummond E. Cox Drummond ville. DISTRICT OF BIDFOKD. 1 SbefTord • .T. N. Edgarton Waterloo. ^ome H. S. Foster KnowtioQ. Missisquoi B. Dickiosoa Bedford. i

PISTRICT OF IBSRVILLB. J 4: St. Jobns L. Marcband St Joins. I Napierville IE. Bouchard Napierville. *Rouyille F. F. Z. Hamel. ...«. St. Athanase.

DISTRICT OF ST. BTAaNlHI*

St. Hyaclnthe.. I H. St. Germain I 8t Hyacinttae. Bouville E. St. de Monnolr. ^^1 I L. P. Laberge M. DISTRICr OF BKAUHARM0I8.

Beaidiarnois IV. L. de Ifartlgny . . . Beauharnols.

Chateauguay I Alexis Gagne St MaKiD«.

Huntingdon «• I A&dnewSinaejTUle... HunUngdon. jFV(M alloioed for Reffi8trars.^29, 6d. for filing Entry and Regtetry of MemoriaU and 28. 6d. more Xor every hundred words after the first four hundred. 28. 6d. for evory certificate, or for copy of a document, and fid. for «very hundred words after ih^ Ar8t Cciurhoo<*

dred. For eyory soarch : when the names of the parties are given, Is. ; when the nux^fre not given, 28.

*Tho parts of the old County of Roavllle romaUiing after the Pro-

clamation of the new Regi8tratk)n County of the sajxie name ; the

' County of Iberville not being yot proclaimed a County for Regiatra- '• ' I tion purposes.

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42 TARIFF OF DUTIES.

i CANADIAN TARIFF.

The following Scliodtile has been corrected, In accordance with the Act to present date, at the Customs Department :—

GOODS ON THE SLIDING SCALE. « • . f ,} BUQAR8. 13 i: 1

In addition to the following ad valorem duties, Raw Sugar pays a

spociflc duty of 2 cents a ft. , and R^ned Sttgar^ 3 cents : Per cent. Sugar, Refined, whether In loaves or lump?, candied, crushed,

or in any other form ; White Bastard, or other Sugar, equal

to Refined in quality ; from and after Ist July, 1802 16 Sugar, not Refined, nor White Bastard, nor other Sugar equal

to Refined in quality ; from and after Ist July, 1862 10 TKA AND COFFEE.

Tea, 15 per cent., ad valorem ; also a specific duty of 4 cents ^ per ft. Green Coffee, from Ist Jannary, 18fi2, to 3l8t December, 1862. 10 From and after Ist January, 1863 5 In addition to above, there is a specific duty of 3 cont^ per ft. CoHeo, Ground or Roasted, 30 per cent., ad valorem; also 3

cents per ft specific duty. . "

tvsr.ftfUii ...... tMiVtH'\ ^ SPECIFIC DLTIES.

Whiskey, of any strength, not exceeding the strength of proof by

Sykes* Hydrometer : and so on, in proportion for any greater strength or less quantity than a gallon,—for every gallon, 25 cents.

Confectionery, 3 cents per ft. , and ad valorem duty, same as Re- 1? fined Sugar.

. 1.;- Kerosene Oil, Coal Oil, Petroleum Oil, distilled, purified, or refined, 10 cents per wine gallon.

Molasses, 6 cents per wine gallon ; also an ad valorem duty, same as Raw Sugar.

»'.' it* ' Percent. Per cent.

Adds, of every* aescrlptlon, Anchors, 6 cwt , and under . 10 . except Vinegar Free Ditto, over 6 cwt Free Ale, Beer, and Porter 30 Animals, of all kinds Free Almonds, and Nuts of all Antimony Free

kinds (20 per cent.) 20 Antiquities, collections of . . Free Alum, nnground Free Apparel, wearing, of British Anatomical Preparations... Free subjects dying abroad .... Free

i«(ii wmim fmm^'jfm^mM ,

TARIFF OF DUTIBB. 43

Per cent. Percent. ^'reo ^rfiol Brass or Copper Wire and Ish, pot, poarl, and soda.. . Free Wire Cloth 10 Ulasea 10 Brass, in scrape ^ Free anco with tlic ^ark, tannora' , Free Bristles Free trk, usotl solely in dyeing. Free Broom Corn Free irley, oxcopt pot and pearl. Free Buckwheat Free ^irloy Moal Free Buckwheat Meal Free )ans Free Bulbs and Boots, other than JoanMoal Free medicinal Free Jear and Bigg Free Bullion Free )oar and Bigg Meal Free Burr Stones, wrought or nn- 3er 30 wrought, but not bound up )rries, used solely in dye- into millstones Free

ing , . , . , Free Butter Free Slacking 30 Bunting Free teaching Powder Free Cabinets of Coins Free 3oks, being reprints of Brit- Cables, Iron Chain, over )^ isn copyright works, \2}^ of an inch diameter Free <'\

per cent. (See Clause •) . . Free Gables, Hemp Free )ks, printed, all kinds, ex- Cables, Grass Free cept copyrights and books Cameos and Mosaics, real or m in course of printing in Ca- imiUition, when set in gold, nada Free silver, or other metal .... 10

)ts and Shoes Heatbcr) . . 26 Canada Plates, Tinned Plates , '> )k. Map, and News Print- Galvanized and Sheet Iron, 10 ing Paper 15 Caoutchouc, or lud. Rubber, iiblos, Testaments, and De- and Gutta Percha, unman- votional Books Free ufactured Free 'ff [Binnacle Lamps Free Canvas, Sail, Nos. 1 to 6 Free [Bottles, cont'g wine, spirit- Carriages of travellers, and uous or fermented liquors carriages employed in car- of OflBcors' Megs..,,, .... Free rying morcbandize (haw- (Boilerplate 10 kers and circus troupes i]

[Bolting Cloths. . . . Free excepted) Free ^Borax Free Ca.<4ks, Ships' Water, in use. Free Bookbinders* Tools and Im- Cement, Marine or Hydrau- plements Free hc, unground Free '.». iBrandy SO Cement, Hydraulic, ground

. 1 Brandy, for Offlcers* Mess. Free and calcined, 10 Brimstone Free Cheese Free Bran and Shorts Free Charts, Maps, and Atlases.. 10 Brass, in bars, rods, and sbts 10 Charitable Societies, dona-

Brass Tubes and Piping when tionh of clothing for gra- ^

drawn 10 tultous distribution by. . . Free

•CLArsB—XXn. Vic. Cap. TI. Sec. 2.—" But this Act shall not '* 'A * affect the Copyright Act, 13 and 14 Vic, cap. 0, or any duty Imposed under it."

•'t^ 1-^ K 44 TABIFF Of DUTIM, «o=

.f.'f Per cent Per cent. CIpTftfs 40 Pried Fruit, 20 per cent ... iQ Cinnamon 80 Dried Fruit, the growth of OurrauU, 20 per cent...... 20 tho United States only, Clays. Earths, and Oohres, while Reciprocity Tret.ty is dry Freo In force

Cordage, whioh, npoD impor- DyeStuflTs; namely , berries,

tation, shall have paid the bark, drugs, . nuts, and

duty of c4i8tom8, shall be vogetablcH , woods, and ex- entitled to drawback under tracts of logwood Fre«

the Mh sec. , 22 Vic. chap. Drain Tiles, for agricultural 76, when applied to ship- purposes Free building purposes, and un- Earths, Clays It Ochres (dry) Fre« 1 1 der such regulations as the Eggs Frw Governor in Council may Emory Frw make Free Emery Glass and Sand Paper Free Clothing, or Wearing Appar- Engravings and Prints 10 el^ made by band or sew- Felt Hat Bodies and Hat Felt Free ing machine 26 FirebHck (not moulded Into Coal Free artidcial or fancy shapes). Free

{ Cochineal Free Firewood Free Coflfee (See Sliding Scale). Figs (20peroeDt.) 20 Coko Free Filberts (20 per oent.) 20 Commissariat Stores Free Fish Free

Confectionery (See Specific Dwt.) Fish Oil , in Its crude or nat- Copper Tubes and Piping, ural state Free when drawn 10 Fish, products of, unmanu- Copper, in bars, rods, bolts, factured Free or 8beet=i, and Tell. Metal 10 Fishing Nets and Seines .... Free Copper, pig Free FiMh Hooks, linos, and Fish > / Copperas Free Twines Free

Corkwood , or the Bark of the Flax, Hemp, Tow, undressed Free corkwood tree Free Flour Free Com, Indian Free Fruits, green Free

Cotton Waste Free Fruits, dried (20 per cent.) . 20 Cotton Wool Free Fruits, dried, tbe growth of Cotton Candlewick 10 the United SUtes only, Cotton Yarn 10 while the Reciproc. Treaty Cbtton Warp 10 is in force Free Cordials 100 Furs, Skins, Pelts, or Tatta. Cream of Tartar, In crystals. Free undressed, when imported Coin and Bullion Free directly from the United

Cocoa Nut Oil. (See Oils) . . Free Kingdom or British North IDead Eyes Free American Priiviooes, or Pead Lights Free from the United States, peck Plugs Free while the Reciproc. Treaty Diamonds & Precious Stones. Free Is in force Free ;

TABIFT 09 DITTIW. 48

Per cent. I'or cent. lalvanlzfd Iron 10 Iron—Rod, Bar, or Hoop; Nail iotn» iumI ModaU< Free and 8piko Rod ; Hoop lin 100 or Tire, for driving wheela linger, ground 30 of locomotives, bent and

loldbontors' Brimt, Mouldi, welded ; Boiler Platea and Skins Free (punched or unpunohed); g

Jraina—Barley, Rye, Beani milroad Bars ; Wrought and Peas.Beajr and Bigg, Iron Chairs and Spikes; Boiled Bran and SUorU, Buck* • u Plates ; Wire 10 wheat, Indian Corn, Oats, Jewellery, and Watohes 10 Wheat, and Meal of above Junk and Oakura Free Grains Free Lard Free

Jravols .Free Load , in sheet 10 Ireaso and Scraps Free I^ad, white, dry 10 }ra6s, Straw, Tuscan (fancy Lead, red, a ry.. 10 plaitfl).... Leather Manufactures viz., 10 ; 1^ rriudstones, wrought or un- boots and shoes, harness wrought Free and saddlery 25 lums and RoBins, in a crude Locomotive h Engine frames. stale Free Cranks, Grauk Axlos, Rail- > Jums, Shellac W way Car and Locomotive ^ums, Opium BO Axles, Piston Rods, Guide

[Gypsum ^ or Plaster of Paris, and Slide Bars, Crank Pins, ground or uogrouDd, but Connecting Rods, Steam- not calcined Free boat and Mill Shafts, and {.Gilling Twine, imi)orted for Cranks forged in the rough 10 flsblug purposes only Free 10 Litharge , ^••1 ^Harness and Saddlery, of limo, the produce of British leather naanufacture 26 North America only Free

Hams ;. Free Mace 30 Hair, Angola, Goat, Thibet, Manilla Grass Free Horse, or Mohair, ttpoMn- Manures, of all kiade Free i ufactured Free Maps , Charts, and Atlasses.. 10

Hemp , Free Manufactures of Leather Hides .,, Free viz., boots and shoes, har- Horns Free ness and saddlery 26 M, printing Free Marble, In btocks or slabs,

Indigo Free unpolished Fre^ •I I Inventions k Improvements Meats, fresh, smoked, and in the Arts, Models, or salt Free

Patterns of, provided that Meal , buckwheat Free

no article shall be deemed Medals , Free a model which can be fitted Medicinal Roots 10

up for use . , Free Medicines, patent, and me- Iron, pig Free dicinal preparations, not Iron Tubes and Pipiog, wheA elsewhere specified 80 drawn 10 ;

^46 tABIFF OP DUTIBfl.

Per cent. Per cent Menageries, horses, cattle, Sails, ready made lo carriages, and harness of Sago Flour. Freci subject to regulation by the Sail Cloth, No. 1 to 6 Free Governor in Council Free Sal Soda Free Molasses (See Specific Duties). Sal Ammoniac Free Mosses and Sea Grass, for Salt t^ree upholstery purposes Free Seeds, for agricultural, hor- Musical Instruments, for mi- ticultural, or manufactur- litary bands Free ing pur|K>ses only Free

Nitre , or Saltpetre Free Ships' Blocks Free!

Nuts, of all kinds (20 per Ships' Water Casks, in use. . Free

cent.) 20 Shackles , . . . . Free

| Nutmegs 80 Sheaves Free j

I -r--^ Natural History, specimens Signal Lamps Free

of * Free Silk Hat Felts Free! Oakum Free Silk Twist, for hats, boots, Oils, cocoa nut, pine, and and shoes lol -" palm, in their crude, un- Slate , Free rectlfled, or natural state. Free Snuff 30

Oil Cake, or Linseed Cake.. . Free Soda Ash Free' Ordnance Stores Free Soap soi

Ores of all kinds of Metals. . Free Spelter, or Zinc, in sheet. . . 10

Osier, or Willow, for basket- Spelter , in block or pig Free makers' use Free Specimenfl of Natural His- Patent Medicines 30 tory, Mineralogy, or Bot- Pepper, ground 80 any Free Phosphorus 10 Spices, ground 30 Pimento, ground SO Spirits and Strong Wators, Plaster of Paris, gronnd and including Spirits of Wine calcined 10 and Alcohol, not being Porter 80 whiskey 100 Pig Iron, Pig Lead, and Pig Spirits of Turpentine 10 Copper Free SUrch 30 Pitch and Tar Free Statues, Busts, and Casts of

Philosophical Instruments & marble , bronze, alabaster, Apparatus, Globes Free or plaster of Paris Paint- >«il ; Plants, Shrubs, and Trees. . Free ings ^ Drawings, as works Printing Ink and Printing of art; Specimens of ScMp-

Presses Free ture ; Cabinets of Coins,

Provisions for Army or Navy Medals, Gems ; and all or Indian nations Free Collections of Antiquities. Free

Rags , Free Steel ; wrought or cast 10 Railroad Bars 10 Stereotype Blocks, for print- Red I^ad, dry 10 ing purposes. Free Resin and Rosin Free Stone, un wrought Free

Rice, Including Rice Flour. . Free Straw, Tuscan, Grass, and Rum 100 Fan»y Plaits 10

^* 4 ;:vi*iVfj^y(»/ ';if,^0Sg^^'-J!:'i:. —

^^;« TARIFF OF DUTIES. 47

Per cout. Per cent. igar (f?ooSliinng Scale), Varnish, bright and black, Brimstone.. for .'! ilphur, or .... Free shipbuilders, other ^ lUow ...Free than copal, carriage, shel- ja (SCO Sliding Scale). lac, raasiic, or Japan Fr06 unpico Free Vegetables, not elsewhere jasels •• Free spociQed Free lies, drain, for agricultural Vehicles of Travellers, ex- purposes Free cept those of hawkers or Imber and Lumber, of all pedlars Free kinds; round, hewed, saw- Walnuts (20 per cent.) 20 ed, unmanufactured, in Water Lime, unground Free

whole or In part Free Wearing Apparel and Cloth- :,t In, granulated or bar 10 Ing, made by hand or sew- tin and Zinc, or Spelter, In ing machine 25 block or pig Free Wine, of all kinds (20 per innedriates 10 centj 20 robacco, manufactured 30 Wine, Spirits, and fermented '„

3bacco, unmanufactured.. . Free liquors of all kinds, im- row, undressed Free ported for Officers' Mess, ravelling Trucks Free and the packages contain- renails Free ing the same.^ Free rubes, and Piping of Cop- Wire (Iron) 10 per, Brass, or Iron, when Wood for Hoops, when not

drawn » 10 notched Free turpentine, spirits of 10 Woods, of all kinds Freo turpentine, other than spir- Wool Free its of turpentine Free Zinc, in sheets 10. rype McUil, in blocks or pigs Free

The following Articles are also permitted to be entered freb, in '^ |oertain circumstances or conditions, viz. : Agricultural Societies' Seeds of all kinds, farming utensils and limplcmonts of husbandry, when especially imported by, for the encouragement of agriculture.

Apparel, Wearing, and other personal cfiTects, and implements of {husbandry (not merchandise) in actual use of persons coming to settle in the I'rovloce, the I and accompanying owner. <\ Arms for the Army and Navy and Indian Nations, provided the duty otherwise payable thereon would be paid or borne by the Treasury of the Uuited Kingdom or of the Provinces. \ Rooks, Maps, and Charts, Imported not as merchandise, but as the, personal clfecU of persons arriving in Canada to become bond fide residents of the Province. Clothing for Army or Navy, or Indian Nations, or for gratuitous ' \ ' J distribution by any charitable society. ;

?-. 4» TAIlIfr 0» DtTtlS.

W-. Household Furniture and Effects, tliat have been io actual use for one month or more, of persons coming to settle in this Province, and In charge of the owner.

Household Effects , Personal, not merchandise, of sul^dcts of Her Ifi^esty domiciled in Canada, but dying abroad. Machinery, Models and Patterns of, provided the same bo not put to actual use. Military Clothing, for Her Modesty's troops or militia. Military Stores, and material for Military aothldg, imported for the use of the Provincial militia, under siich reBtrictious as may be passed by the Qovernor in Council. Packages, contaiuing/ree (^oodf , in which they are usually imported.

Packages ; viz., bales, trusses ; cases coverlhg casks ol wine or

brandy, in wood ; cases and casks, containing dry goods, hardware,

and catiery : crates or casks, containing glassware or earthonwaro cases, containing bottled wine or spirits; and other packages, la

which goods of the kind imported in them are usually imported , and •i X- which do not necessarily or generally accompany such goods when J t sold in the Province. Packages, of all other kinds, to pay same ad vcdtrtem duty as the

goods they contafta, unless the duty exceeds 30' per cent. ; in whicb case, the duty on the packages to be 30 per cent Packages containing specific goods, 20 per cent, ai valartm. Tools and Implements of Trade of handieFaflsmeD arriving h W nada, when aecompanied into the Proviuoo by the actual setth and brought i!i by euoh settler for his own use, and not for saU machinery excepted.

TbbU (if ProhibitionM,*-Jrh^ folk>wing articles are prohibited to be imported, under a penalty of fifty pounds, together with the forfeitor«

of the parcel or package of goods in which the same may be found : —Books, Drawings, Paintings, and Prints, of an Immoral or indecent

character ; Coin, base or counterfeit. Free for Ute qf Her Majefiy*t Army in Oomoda.—Silver or Plated Ware, Glassware, China War^, Table Linen, and Cigars, for the use of any regimental mess of officers serving hi Can&da...... i

- t The phrase, "All importations for the use of Her Majesty'^ Army .. y . » and Navy, or for the public uses of the Province,*' is, bv the last Act,

» interpreted to moan, that such imj;)ortations are only free when the duty, otherwise payable thereon, would bo borne by the Treasury of the United Kingdom or this Province.

All goods not baroliibefore enumerated, subject to 20 per cent. .

SANSH IN CANADA. 49

-*i~BANKS IN CANADA, »' » »»», « t rt^ >vv>J With tUHr Agencie9,

PLAOBS. NAlKBa OF BA5K8. OFnCSBS.

ISarrie Upper Canada E. Lally , agent s V^ : >¥• Toronto...... Alex. Russell, agent.

Bellmtte Upper Canada E. Holden , agent. I Comtnercial .Andrew Thomson, manager. Montreal.... Q. McNlder, manager.

Berlin ...... ;;vl • .Commercial R. N. Rogers, agent. BowmanviUe Ontario ....D. Fisher, cashier. Montreal W. R. Dean, manager. BrarUford B. N. America... .J. C. Geddes, manager. Montreal .W. J. Buchanan, manager. BrockvUU Upper Canada J. W. B. Rivers, manager. i Commercial .James Bancroft, manager. Montreal F. M. Bolmes, manager. Chatham Commercial W. S. Ireland, agent. --^' Clifton ZiMifBRifAif...... J. W. DuBklee, cashier. Clinton .Commercial...... A. Smith, agent. Cubourg..,,, Montreal...... ,.,.C. H. Morgan, manager. TbroDto ...Geo. Hague, agent. Comrvall Montreal Ness, agent. M A. ^^r" Dundas B. N. America.... William Lash, agent. Flora Montreal W. P. Newman, agent. fhrgiis ...... Montreal O. D. Fergosson, agent.

Gait Gore John Daridson , agent. Commercial William Cooke, manager. Qodeiich <...... Upper Canada. .... John McDonald, agent. Montreal F. W. Thomas, agent. Guelph Gore T. Sandilands, agent. Montreal R. M.Moore, manager. n Ontario A. Fisher. HamHUm Gori W. 6. Crawford, cashier. Upper Canada Alfred Slow, cashier

.^ B. N. America George Taylor, manager, Montreal ....George Dyett, manager. ^"t- Com mercial...... A. Cameron, manager. Ingersoll ...«•..... Commercial A. Campbell, accountant. Niagara District.. .0. E. Chadwick, agent. Kingiton Commkrci al. A. H. Campbell. Upper Canada W. G. Rinds, cashier. B. N. America.. ..Samuel Taylor, manager. Montreal A. Drommond, manager

,v > ^ Lindtay. « Upper Canada J. D. Smith, agent. 1 Monlreai H. Dunsfora, agent. .. ,

m BJJIEB IN CAMADl.

PLACES. . NAHBS OF BANK. OFFICERS.

London . .Upper Canada .Tames Hamilton, cashier. B. N. America W. Watson, manager. Commercial J. G. Harper, manager. Montreal A. Greer, manager.

Gore C. Monsarratt, agent. ^ Montreal. ..MavrftsAL D. Davidson, cashier. irr,\ • - "vS Montreal Branch... £. H King, manager. Cmr Bame F. Macculloch, cashier. '«^' An Du Pbuplb...... B. H. Lemoiue, cashier. MoLSONS W. Sache, cashier. Upper Canada £. T. Taylor, manager. *B. N. America .... A. G. Hooper, manager.

Commercial Thomas Kirby , man ager. Quebec Bank du Peuple, agents. Toronto A. Munro, agent. Provincial J. J>. Nutter, manager. Ontario Henry Starncs, manager. Eastern Townships. City Bank, agents.

Jacques Cartier H. Cotte, cashier. . my>A ..Montreal J. Hogg, agent. Nicolet ..Quebec L. M. Cressc, agent.

Oshaica , .Ontario John B. Warren , manager.

OUavxi , .Upper Canada Thomas Helliwell, Jr. , agent. B. N. America A. C. Kelty, agent. Montreal P. P. Harris, manager. Quebec H. V. Noel, agent.

Oioen Sound. . Commercial J. Pottenger, agent.

PaHs . . Gore James Nimmo, agent.

Perth • Commercial James Bell, agent. * Montreal R. Richardson, agent. ^

Peterborough . Commercial J. H. Roper , Jr. , manager. Toronto A. Smith, agent. Montreal J.N. Travers, manager.

Picton . Montreal James Gray , agent. ^* Port IJope, . Upper Canada John Smart, cashier.

Commercial W. D. Harper , manager. PrescoU .Commercial J. S. Roebuck, agent. Ontario \Vm. Wade.

Quebec . . QcKBKC C. Gethings, cashier. Upper Canada R. S. Cassels, manager. ^ ^! B. N. America F. W. Wood, manager. Montreal J. Stevenson, manager. City Bank Daniel McGie, manager.

Du Peuple Quebec Bank , agents.

Samia. . . . .Upper Canada Alexander Yidal, agent Sherbrooke .atyBank W. Ritchie; agent

Em. TowneiFs. . . Wm. Farwell, Jr., cashier. . . .

SAMKS IN OASADl. »t

sec I«AMRS riACKS. OF BINK. OFFICKRS. Vf \Simcoe Gore D. CampbelL agent. MoDtreal Samuel Reaa, agent. Soitihampto,% Commercial A. Sproat, agent. I \Simbrid9e Eastern Townships. J. C. Baker, manager. \standcaA Eastern Townships. A. P. Ball, manager. I'-V \St. Catherines Niagara District.. C. M. Arnold, cashier.

Upper Canada H. C . Barwlclc, cashier.

St Marys Montreal W. A. Richardson , agent. ^

St. Thomas County Elgin Gd. Ermatinger , manager. ,

Stratfnrd Upper Canada. . . . . F. Mackee, manager Commercial Geo. E. Small, agent. Montreal CM. Smith, agent.

Tliree Rivers Upper Canada S. Dumoulin , agent. Quebec John McDougall, agent. • Ibronto Upper Canada (To-

ronto Branch). . .E. Goldsmith, manager.

B. N. America . . . . W. G. Cas^els, manager. Commercial C. J. Campbell, manager. Montreal R. Milroy, manager

City Bank Thomas woodside , manager. Quebec W. W. Ransom, manager.

Molsons John Glass , agent. Waterloo^ C.E..,., Eastern Townships. Wm. G. Parmalee, manager. i:: WnterloOf C,W. .., Montreal A. Macnider, agent.

Whitby Montreal Thomas Dow , manager. Woodstock Gore E Ambrose, agent. <^ Windsor Upper Canada. , . . . W. Rogers, agent. ^1 Commercial J. 6. McDonald , agent. FORBIGN AGBNTB.

I/mdon^ England, . B. N. America . . . .Head Office. k Upper Canada Glyn, Mills & Co. ft Toronto City Bank of London. Commercial London Joint Stock Bank Montreal The Union Bank of liondon. Quebec Glyn, Mills & Co. *-..i City Bank Glyn, Mills Co. & ^ Gore Glyn,Mins ftCo. Niagara District ..Bosanquet, Franks li Go. ..v. Du Peuple Glyn, Mills h Co. Ontario Glyn, Mills k Co. Molsons Glyn, Mills ft Co. (''•f*V< ''1 Manehester B. N. America Manchester and SalCord Buk. -Al.

Liverpool, ,B. N. America . . . .Royal Bank of Uverpool. Montreal Av >l Bank of Liverpool. s I'l Ontario ...Uverpool Bank.

' *\ . .

82 BAXKB IN' CANADA.

PMCRS. NAMES OF BANKS. AGENTS. ' Edinburgh, ScoU*d.B. S. America National Bank of Scotland. Upper Canada British L»neu (>)mpauy ... «^ Montreal British Mnen Company. Commercial Commercial Bank of J:?<;otlaucI Glasgow^ Scotland,,^. N. America National Bank of Scotland. Commercial Clydesdale Banking Company Dvhlxn^ /rioiaiHl.*.. Commercial Boyle, Low, Tim & Co. B. N. America Provincial Bank of Ireland. City Bank National Bank of Ireland. Chicago, lU Montreal E W. Wlllard, agent JVlew York. Upper Canada Bank of Commerce. Toronto Bank of Commorce. ,iC!^|i« B. N. America R. C. FcrKUsson , F H Grain, and Jas. Smith, agents. -r Commercial Bank of Commerce. Montreal R. Bell and C. F. Smithers. i Quebec Maitland, Phelps & Co. City Bank Bank of the Republic. Gore Ward & Co. , and Merch. Bank. Du Peuplo. Bank of the Republic. % Ontario..., ..City Bank. ' Molsons The Mechanics' Bank. ' ' Niagara District... Bank of Manhattan Co. SoOon Montreal The Merchants' Bank. City Bank J. E. Thayor k Bro., iigents.

< ; . V Ujiper Canada Biake , Bros. & Co. Commercial Merchant's Bank. Molsons J. E. Thayer & Bro., agents. Albany. Upper Canada Bank of Interior. Oommercial Now York State Bank

m^ha<^ ) Gore New York State Bank. Otwege Upper Canada Lnthcr Wright's Bank. Commercial Bank of Ontario. Toronto .City Bank. »« i. Portland Upper Canada... ..International Bank. Rochester Upper Canada Rochester City Bank.

Buffalo Niagara Distriot . . . Bank of Attica.

St. Johns^ N.B. . . . B. N. America C. F. Smith, manager. Quebec Commercial Bank of N. B. ITalifaZj N.S. B. N. America S. N. Binney, manager. " Frederictonf i^T.B.. .Quebec Central Bank. * '

Victoria ( Va. /.)... B. N. America ... .J. G. Shepherd, manager.

\4 OURRBKOT TABLB. 53

CURRENCY TABLE.

o 9^ % SB ST. 1 a 5 c. s. d. 8. d c. 8. d. 8. d. $ c. d. £ s. d. 1 >i 32 1 1 3% 63 8 1% 2 7 2 IM 1 33 1 I 4% 64 8 2% 2 7>i 3 IX l>i 34 1 1 4% 65 3 3 2 8 4 2>^ 2 35 1 9 1 5% 66 8 3% 2 5 3 2K 36 1 9K 1 5% 67 3 4%i 2 9 6 ^% 8 37 1 10% 1 6% 68 3 4%' 2 9% 7 38 1 10% 1 6% 69 3 5% 2 10 1' './ 8 A% 4 39 1 1 7% 70 8 6 2 10% 9 40 2 1 7% 71 3 6% 2 11 10 6 6 41 2 OK 1 8% 72 8 7% 2 11% 11 6>a' 42 2 1^ 1 g% 78 3 8 12 6 43 2 1% 1 »% 74 8 8% 8 13 «K 44 2 2% 1 9% 75 3 9 3 14 7 45 2 3 1 10% 76 3 0% 3 1% 15 9 7>i 46 2 3% 1 10% 77 3 10% 8 2 16 8 47 2 4% 1 11% 78 8 10% 3 2% 17 10»4 8K |48 2 4% 1 11% 79 8 11% 3 3 m V* 18 9 149 2 6% 2 0% 80 4 8 3% 19i !50 2 6 •2 0% 81 4 0% 8 4 2 20i 1 i5l 2 6% 1% 82 4 1% 3 4% 21 1 o>i 10>4 52 2 7% 2 1% 83 4 1% 8 5 22'j 1 10?^ t58 2 7% 2 2% 84 4 2% 3

23! 1 ili 11 >4 54 2 8% 2 85 4 3 3 6 , 24 1 11% 55 2 9 2 86 4 3% 3 25 1 3 1 0% 56 2 0% 2 3% 87 4 4% 3 7 .. 26 1 1 0% 57 2 10% 2 4 88 4 i^ 3 7% 27 1 1 1.^ 58 2 10% 2 4% 89 4 6% 8 8 28 1 4% 1 1% 59 2 11%2 5 90 4 6 3 8%. 29 1 1 2% 60 3 2 5% 1 00 5 4 1% 30 1 6 1 2% 61 8 0% 2 6 5 00 1 6 0% 31 1 6>i 1 3% 62 3 l%i2 6% 10 00 2 10 1 1% To convert Pence into cents.—Adid a cypher to any number of

Pence, and divide by 6. Example : to 44 PeDce add a cypher, 440, which divided by 6 gives 73 2-6th, say 78 cents. To convert cents Into Pence.— Multiply any number of cents by 6, 'ty^ and put off the last figure, which is tenths. Example : 73 cents mnl* tiplied by 6 gives 438, or 43 Pence and S-lOths, say 44 Pence. To convert Sterling into currency.—To the given sum add one-flAh of itself, and one-twelfth of that ooe fifth. Currency into Sterling —Multiply by 60, and diyido by 73. 54 BAMX8.

V - *-j

,•/. .k BANKS.

Bank op MoirrRBAt.—Estab. 1818—Capital, $6,000,000. Z>ir«ctori.—T. B. Andorson, Presidonl; John Red path, Vice-Prest<

dODt ; Hon J. Rose, MosBrs. Benj. Holmes, James I/Ogan, Col. Thos. E. Campbell, Thomas Ryan, H. Thomas, D. Torrance. CosAf^r—D. Davidson. T. R. Christian, Inspector.

Days of Dtecoimt : Tuesdays and Fridays. Dividends : Int June and 1st December. MoNTRKAL Bank, Savlvgs Bank Di(PAir'iiKNT.->Under the manage- ment of Henry Vennor, Esq. Open evorj lawful day, from 10 till 3 o'clock.

Cnr Bank.—Capital, $1,200,000. Z>ir«etor<.—William Workman, President; Wm. Macdonald, Vice-

President ; Chas. Phillips, Joseph Tiffin, Champion Brown.

Officers. —^F. MacCulloch, cashier ;*Jarae3 Graham, chief clerk ; R.

HillSf accountant ; C. J. Scott, paying teller ; G Ruthvon, receiving 1 :;£. teller ; L. Mathewdon, deposit ledger keeper ; David Kinnell, discount

clerk; John Jas. Macculioch, collection clerk : BonJ>imin H Pring,

assistant clerk ; James Maclea, messenger ; Dennis Gorman, porter.

Days of Discount : Mondays and Thursdays, Dividends : let Juno and 1st December.

La Banqub du Pkupu. —Capital, $1,200,000.

DiredoTM. —Eon, F. A. Quesnel, President ; H. B. Smith, Vice-

President ; S. B. Bonner, A. E. Montmarquet, A. Sauvageau, A. Pre-

TOKt, Jean Brunoau , John Pratt.

Officers. —B. H Lemoine, cashier ; O. Peltier, accountant ; A. Mor-

dlle, paying teller ; R. Terrouz, Ist receiving toller ; A. A. Trotticr, 2iid ditto; £d. Fournier and Ant. Dupre, book-keepers: John S. *r Korby, discount clerk ; Louis Dupuis. assistant ditto ; L Lamon-

tagne and A. Porcheron, clerks ; Louis Berthelot, messenger.

Days of Discount : Tuesdays and Fridays. Dividends : Ist Harch and isi September.

^ Bank of BimsH Nona Avirioa.—Capital, £1,000,000 sterling. ''Head Office, Londoo, England. C. MoNab, Secretary; Thomas PatOQ, General Manager. Di/recUnn, MeniretU Branch ^Eon, J. Ferrier, Wm. Dow, James B. Greenshlelds, and Wm. Canniogham.

'? 4 ^Angas C Hooper, Manager.

Days of Discount : Wednesdays and Saturdays.

N * »

Ik VONTItBAL. » It

Moi^oNS Bank.—William Molson, President ; J. H. R. Molson, Vice- President.

0/^c«rs.—William Sache, cashier ; John Molson, accountant ; John

Breen, teller ; J. H. Bell, 2nd ditto ; P. MacKwen, ledger keeper ;

James Elliot, discount clerk ; R. L. Drake, Jr., and P. Mc6. Speirfl,

clerks ; John Murray, messenger.

Days of Discount : Tuesdays and Fridays.

: Int Juno Li Banqus Jaoqubs Carher.—Capital authorised by charter, $1,000,000.

Officet-s.-^E. Cotte, cashier ; D. W. Brunet. teller ; F. B. Lafleur,

deposit ledger keeper, &c. ; F. X. Lantbier, messenger.

CoMMBRCiAL Bank. —Thomas Kirby, manager ; Jno. P. Dowker,

accountant ; Fredk. A. W. Lister, teller ; James Davidson, discount

clerk ; R. H. Watkins, ledger keeper ; James Birch, messenger.

Brakcb op TBfB BAinc OF Uppbr Canada.—65 Great St. James Street. E. T. Tbylor, manager* W. Simpson, accountant; E. Vennor, l8l

toller : ; i C. Morgan, 2nd ditto ; W. Roberts, bookkeeper W. L. Mor-

ris, bill clerk ; E. Dumford, clerk.

Ontario Bank.—Capital, $2;000,^M. Head Office, Bowmanville, C.W. Hon. J. Simpson^ President; D. Fisher, Cashier. Jltontfeal Branch: H. Starnes, manager, corner Place d*Armesand

Great St James Street. IbYoffUot C. Asbworth, manager ; Oskawa :

J. B. Warren, ditto ; Prescott: W. Wade, ditto ; AUxandrta: D. A. '' Macdonald, agent; Owen Sound: A. Lockhart, agent ; Guelph: A. 'I Fisher, manager.

Crrr and DiSTRicr Savings Bank—Great St. James Street.—Patron, %^ His liordshlp the R. C. Bishop of Montreal ; Alfred lARocque, Pre-

sident; Henry Mulholland, Vice-President ; L. H. Holiou, H. Judab, W. Nelson, M.D., Henry Starnes, A. M. Delislo, W. P. BartUsy,

William Workman, and Edwin Atwater, Directors ; E. J. Barbeau, Actuary. Deposits are received every day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Board meets every Wednesday evening.

TRINITY HOUSE.

Louis Ufarchand, Bristow, deputy master ; Wm. master ; Wllttpm Edmonstonie, Henry Starnes, J. L. Beaudry, Victor Hudon, Thomai

Morland, Pierre Cote, wardens ; E. D David, registrar ; C. Curran, water bailiff. Office, Harbor Coiamissionors' Buildtng. ^ .

1' 56 CORPORATIOK.

M ., CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT. MONTRKAL.

T. Bouihilller, Collector ; John Lewis, Surveyor.

Lfmg nonm.—¥. Crlspo, chief clerk ; C. Solby, T. K. Barry, J. P. Purcell, Wm. Blakely, J. E. Villenuuve, clerks J. T'ox ami W. ; Mc- Cormick. acting as clerks. Surveyor and Warehouse Ke^yer^i Office. ^1. Wfttklns, clerk; E. Mt'ver, landing waiter, acting as clerk J. lUrry, actiiitr as clerk. r%^: ; Water Sule —J. Jordan, as-ilstaut mirreyor and ehiof landing

waiter ; C. W. Ma^on, l.sl landing waiter ; John Gray, H Ijicroix,T.

Barry. C. Fitzpatnck, lauding w>iiter.s ; H. Fletcher, tide surveyor ;

H. B Jamleson. assist, do. ; T. Seivwrlght, weigher ; H. Ellis, locker ; 0. l/)ranger and 0. Allard, assistant lockers. Examining Warehottse Deparfmenl — T. Boll and A. Lovesquo, ap-

prai.sors ; J. McNidcr, nssi-tant appraiser and warehouse keeper ; J. Hughes, house keeper and me3;*enger. J OtU Porto. ^-Roufee's Point: B. Biirlaod, surveyor and landing

waiter ; L. C. Vandal, landing waiter ; R. Wilson, acting waiter. St.

Uyacintho : J. Nelson, landing waiter. Lachiuo : L. GIoboDSky,

landing waiter. Sorel : A. St. Louis, lauding waiter.

CORPORATION, &c., OF THE CITY OF

. MONTREAL.

./ J. L. Bkaudrv, E.SQ., Mayor.

ALDRKMBir. R Thompson H. Bulmer Fred. Penn Jacques Grenier D. Gorrle W. Rodden F. Leclaire R. Bolleroare *J. B Homier

OOUNCITXORS. %.*> Frs. Cusson G. B. Muir H Lyroau Thos. McCready A. A Steven5jon P. Donovan * G. L. Rolland Thos. McGiath J. R. Bronsdon •J. B. Broui^seaa Danl McXcvIn A^Martin J. B. Goyette George Bowie Jos. Poupart *» i •J. B. Rolland Ferd. David F. Contaut

* Retire In Maroh next, bat art eligible for re-eleotioa. .-Y .

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W1RD3 RKTRnSNTKD.

t Ward I^clairo, Holland, Orenier. Eaf j!f Centre Ward .(iorrle, Muir, Thompson. Weet Wjird liyman, Stovonaon, Penn. •? St. Ann's Ward I>onovan, McGratb, Roddon. Pt. Antolne Ward Bulmor, MoNcvIn, McCrcady St. lAiwrouco Ward ....Bronsdou, Bowlo, Rolland. St. Louis Ward llollemaro, Duvid, Homier, j^. St. Jiiiiu'8 Ward Martin, Contant, Cusson. St. Mary's Ward Poupart, Goyotto, BrousseatU

OrFICSRS OF TBB CORPORATION.

John P. Sexton, City Recorder. Chs. Glackmeyor, City Clork and Clerk Recorder's Court. , ^ Edouard Deraers, City Treasurer. P. McQul.^ton, City Surveyor. -» Peter L. Ilacdonell, Assistant City Clerk. John HiggiiiR^W. Tessior, F. A. Lamontagne, and John O'Connor, Assistants, Trea8urer\s Office. H J. Ibbotson, Deputy Clerk Recorder's Court. L. A Pes r osle rs, Blxtra Clerk do. W. II. Mackenzie, Assistant Surveyor. Louis liOSiige, Superintendent of Water Works. " vM^-inSI^' * E. L RaUHon, Accountant Water Works. ' " "• C. Perrin and James O'Brien, Extra Clerks of Water Works. J. B. Dubuc, Inspector Fire Department. yi A. Bortram, Chief Engineer Fire Department. G. liimotho, Chief of Police. ^ James I. Bogue, Extra Clerk Road Department. J. Per rigo, Clerk Bonsecours Market. — •: F. Bcnoit, Assistant do. . John Abbott. Clerk of St. Ann's Market ^ t»t!#!t*m't U6 ^ ^f ^ % ThoB. Day, Assistant do. '* Joseph Roblllnrd, Clerk of Cattle Market. " '' f * A. Schwartz, Clerk of Hay Market. ^

Elie BiNiiilion, Clerk of SI Iji wrence Market. '^ ' ^ ** «' T. Orsali, Clerk of Paplneau Market. < C Lofrbvro, Clerk of St. Antoine Market.

M. M. Vaughau, Clerk of St Gabriel Market. - l^&& A. D. Joubert. Balllflf and Crier Recorder's Court. Jog. Damon t, Extra Bailiflf. , ,, James Darcy, Messenger. %

' PIrnrt Stuart and RotTER RofT, Attorneys, ' '

' '^ W . Ross and C. F. Papinkau,. .-. Nolariet, 58 CO&POBiLTIOir.

OOMMItTKBi.

Finance : Leclalro, Chatrman ; Oronior, Bulmer, Gorrle, Beltemare,

Rodden , I^man.

Koads : Rtilmor, Chairman ; Penn, Homier, Contant, Goyelte,Q. L. Rolland, McGrath.

Police : Rodden, Chairman ; Leolalre, Homier, McCrcady, Mulr, Stoyea^on, Cu8flon.

Fire : Ly man. Chairman; G. L. Rolland, Steyenson, MoNeyin,Dayid, Bronsdon, Poupart.

Water: Gorrlo, Chairman ; Thompson, Orenier, Brousseau, Mc- Grath, McNeyln, Dayld.

Markets : Homier, Chairman ; Grenier, Rodden, McOeady,G. L. Rolland, Bowie, Contant.

Light : J. B. Rolland, Chairman ; Thompaoo, Brousseau, Stevenson, Donovan, Bronsdon. Poupart.

City Hall : Penn, Chairman; Thompson^'Cnsson, J. B. Rolland, Bowlo, David, Donovan.

Licenses : Muir. Chairman ; Brousseau, Goyette, Stevenson, Mc- Grath. McNevin, Martin.

Health : Bellemare, Chairman ; McCready, J. B. Rolland, Muir, Bowio, Lyman, Poupart.

!.- S. MUNICIPAL TAXES.

Abttract of the Aaeament By-Latot qf the City CoundL

Assessment of Is. (kL on the £ on the assessed yearly value of all real property within the City. Wholesale Merchants. Retail Merchants, Traders, Dealers, Mana- facturers, Professional Men, &c.,at X7 10s. fl £100 on the rental. Statute Lahor, 68. Inn-keepers :—

r £ 6 15 on rental to £ 40 £25 6 8 £200 It - "^ - [ 9 00 28 2 e 250 t< i* f 11 5 SO 80 18 9 800 -^j.. 14 1 3 tc 100 83 15 400 ?S^ r 22 10 175 and X4 7 6 on every additional £100 oyer 600. Auctioneers,—an annual duty of £50 for 1st class, and £40 for 2nd class, and £10 for each clerk employed to cry out. Grocer8,~X7 10s. 9t£ 100 on their rental. Gas Works,—an annual duty of £200.

Livery Stahle -keepers,—an annual duty of X20 ; on each two- wheeled carriage, 168. ; on each fow-wheeled ditto, 203.

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r^!^!S2*T"*"^^ 'i^:3 MOMTmAL. > M 'A

lan-keepors, having vehicles for tho uBe and advantage of cug-

)inerH— for each twu wheeled oarrlago, 30s. ; for each four-wheeled

llto, 408. I'awnbrokcM,— an annual duty of £50. Huwkor.s carrying a pack.—an annual duty of £2. Ditto UHlng cart or vehlcle,--annual duty of £5.

For each pleasure horse, 30s : for each working Jiorse, 12s. 6d. Jorries dally and constantly employed In tho owne vwurk or buBi- less, by which he gains his maintenance, to be considered working iorses.

Vehicles for hire,—for each two wheeled vehicle, 208. ; for each 3ur wheeled ditto, aOs. Stage Coach, Omnibus or Stage Waggon—when drawn by one or

[wo liorRos, 40.^. ; when drawn by four or more horses. 60s.

For each close carriage or corresponding winter vehicle, £5 ; four wheeled half covered carriage or ditto, drawn by two horses, flOs. ; )ur wlioelfd I'.alf covered carriage or ditto, drawn by one horse, double dennett, *c., or ditto, 408. gig, <^aleche, spring carter ; ; M litto, 308. ; waggon or vehicle not above specified, or winter vebl*

;Ie, adapted for draught of two or more horses, *iOs. Dogs, 7s. 6d. each. (Sheltering or periLiliIng to resort is keeping dog.)

Theatres : an annual duty of £40 (abov« ass . sment) on the pro- jrletor. Proprietors of caravans of Wild Pea Js, circuses, r^., to obtain jermission from His Worship the Mnycr, s'-^d pay £*25 therefor, and [ten dollars for each sub.sequent day that the same Is open. rropriotor or proprietors of each Htealn Pirry Beat ^lyioj; from [Laprairic or Longueuil, an annual duty of £60 cy. Banks or Bank Agencies—annual duty of £100. Fire insurancM* companies or Agenolog — annual duty of £50. Mirine insurance companies ** ** 25. Brokers or moi.ey changers a

Ball Allies, Skittle Gro«?!ids, Nino-Pin Allies : an annual duty of £12 IDs. Brick Yards—an annual duty of £10. Horse Dealers ** " 5. TAXES COrXECTED BY CLERK OF BONSEOOURS MARKET. Each carter, cabman, kc, shall pay an annual duty to the clerk ? > of the Bousecours Market, for registration and number, as follows :

For every cart or caleche, 10s. ; ditto cab, whether two or four .

60 CAB FABISy BTO.

*-ji-

wheeled, 15s. ; ditto coach drawD hy two horsop,30s. ; ditto omnibus, 60s.; certificate to every Master carter, Is.; ditto driver, 6d. The clerk of the Bonsccours Market also collects all asso?sinont3 leviable on all horses and vehicles for which certiflcates of registry! are applied for, viz:—On cacb working horse, annually, 12d. fid,; ditto two-wheeled vehicle for bkre, 158.; ditto four wheeled dluo, 20s.; ditto sta^ coach, omnibus or waggon, drawn by one or two

horses. 40rf. ; Wto drawn l)y four or more horsses. fiOs. ; each cart or sleigh drawn by one horse, conveying any kind of bulMIng inateriulj into the city from the Banlicu, an annual duty of 6s. for registration

and number ; for each vehicle under similar circum'tauces, drawa by two horses, 10s.; for each waggon or other four-wheeled vehicle, or corresponding winter vehicle, drawn by two horses, 20d. Brickmakers, Builders, or any persnu carting building materiulg

in the city, an annual duty for registration as follows : For each two- w^heeled vehicle, or corresixmding winter vehicle, drawn by one

horse, 158. 1 ditto, drawn by two horses, 208.; for each waggon, or corres)K>n ding winter vehicle, drawn by two or more horses, 20.s. All Bilkers, Brewers and Distillers, and their Agent**, the following annual duty for registration :—For each Baker's two- wheeled vehicle,

or corro.«*ponding sleigh, 40s. ; ditto waggon or ditto, 60s. ; ditto i *-v Brewer's or Distiller's two or four-wheeled vehicle or corresponding 1^ sleigh, 60s. >-» *»

iu FARES FOR COACHES, CABS, &c.

OOACHB-* CARS TIMR Al.M)Win) or i wheeled Cabs S er 4 wheeled to go and return, half an o r correspond- or oorrespoad*K OALBCB0. lo( winter rehi- winter Tehtole, hour. el«f, drawn by 2 drawn by 1 hortet. borae.

For For For For For I For 1 or 2 Sor 4 1 or 3 8 or 4 1 or 2 S or4 PI.ACR8. periona persona pemooM persona per'na per'ni

From any place to any s. d. t. d. s. d. s. d. i. d. other within the same division and back again 1 3 2 7>i 1 6 From any division to any • place in the next divi- I 2 6 1 1 10 1 3 sion and back again . . 10>i 3 10>^ From the \ni to 3rd dlvl Blon, or from 3rd to Ist diviii 2 6 1 3 1 lOj — :

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Coaches orfour wheeled Cabs or corresponding winter Vehicles draivn (!ittoomnibu8,| horses. For the flrat hour^ 5s. For each subsequent hour, or, M. tivo rcUa for intermediate I. 9d , and pro quarters of an hour. 11 a8So^SInonts Cabs, two or four wheeled or corresponding winter Vehicles, drawn tcs of rcgl.4ry| cne horse. For one or two perj^ons, for the (lr.«-t hour 2.s. 6^d, fir registration iTu\ for each subsequent hour, Is. 6d. For every person over that extra, and j^ro rata for intermediate of taiices, drjiwa i

«, the following heeled vehicle, ?or each load not exceeding 16 cwt 1 1 to, 60a. diltoi ; rorencli load fVom 16 to 20cwt....« 1 4 corresponding Tor each load of 20 cwl and upwards 1 8 » UAe«.—For each load of 3 barrels* from Canal to Inspection • Store 1 0* ishes—Vor each load of 3 barrels, from Inspection Store to Wharves kc. 1 OT ^ork and Beff. —For each load of 4 barrels from Canal or Wharves to any place In the ]

in : >r For For r4 1 or 2 S or 4 iSt. Ann's Suburb 1 10)^ ona per'D* pefni [Pt Joseph's Suburb 2 6 St. Aiitolne Suburb 3 ». d. d. i. d. St. Lawrence Suburb, west of St. liiwrenco Street 3 9 |St. lAwrence Suburb, north oast of St. Lawrence Street, in-

[) 6 10 cluding St. Louis Street 4 (J iQuchec Subtirb, as ftir as Paplnoaii Road 5 3^ Quebec Suburb, beyond Pa[)lhean Road 6 10 1 8 5>ff |Toanvplace within the limits of 1st Division, west of St. Joseph "•: 'il Street 3

I To any place within the limits of Ist Division, north oast of St. ^ 1 3 1 lOj JosophStreet 3 9a |

MILITARY^

*.4i--

JiVom any ()f iht Harbour Wharvei^ and vice versa, to any place within Division.

f. d. Goods not hereinafter mentiODed, for each load not over 15 cwt 9 1 1 8 Ditto, 16 to 20 cwt 1 1 4 1 8

Ditto, 20 cwt. , and upwards 1 4 1 8 2 100 bushels of Salt 4 5 6 100 bushels of Grain 3 9 4 6 6 3 Cord of Wood, off Boats 1 10K 2 6 3 6 Cord of Wood, off Rafts 2 6 3 9 5 Boards, per 100 pieces, 1 inch thick and 12 feet long 3 9 4 6 5 3 Boards, 2 inch Plank 6 9 8 3 9 9 Boards, 3-inch Plank 9 10 6 12 Coals, per chaldron 2 6 3 6 4 6 ' Iron and Steel, per ton 1 6 2 2 6 Molasses and Sii^ar, per hogshead 1 1 3 1 6

,r . it IHvisionf r^erred to in the foregoing tables .*—

First Division—From Prince Street, St. Ann's Suburb, by a direct

line to entrance of St. Antoine Street, thence along Craig and St.

t(» <«' Louis Streets to Lacroix Street and «lown the River. Second Divl.-?lon--The portion of the City bounded by the bonndarj of the first division, and McCord Street, Mountain Street, as farag its junction with St Catherine, thence In a direct line along St. Catb orine Street to Its Junction with Papiueau Road, and thence down Paplncau Road to the River. Third Division—The portion beyond the 2nd Division, and within the City limits. \ "^ I f. V^l,i *«tfi o. I MILITARY.

Ueot. -General Sir W. F. WiHIams, Bart , K C.B., CDmmandlug the Forces in British North Am«»rlca. Cr>lonel the Hon. Robert Rollo, Military Secretary.

Captain i . W. de WInlon, Royal Artillery, and Captain R. Grant, Royal Engineers. Aide-de-camp.! MiUTART SccRn art's DKPARTMiB.'rr.—Col. the Hon. R. Rollo, military

secretary ; J. Rowan Sfwug, chief clerk ; P. Lawlor,R. G. Greig, and

M. Riordan, clerks ; M. Dalgllesh, office-keeper ; James McFarlane, messenger. Adjutant Gb^tkral's DiePARTMRBrr.— Lleutenant-Col. James Conolljt

deputy acUutant general ; M^)or W. Bellairs, assistant a(^utant gen

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major Wright, clerk }al : Capt. J. Pope, town ; W. chief ; P. Walsb,

Snasdoll, 1st class clerk ; M. Morao, 2nd class clerk Ser- [erk ; J. ;

iDtR. Malbon^renadier Guards, temporary dork ; J. Dillon, town

kajor's clerk ; W. Rowan, town scrjoant. f QUARTKRMASTER Gkxeral'8 Departmbnt.— Licutcnant-Col. D. Lyons, sputy quartermaster general; Lie u tenant -Col. Wolseloy, assistant ••tI

jartcrmaJU; i][oneral ; Major Lowe, deputy assistant quartormaster

^nernl ; N. HugUes, chief clerk ; E. Koe, clerk ; A. Mitcboil, 1st lass clerk. Military Store Dkpartmknt.—Alexander Gun, Esq., deputy super- itcndcnt of stores Edward Wilgress Esq., Samuel O. Rogers, 2 6 ; |eputy assistant superintendent of stores ; W. J. Dawson, military 3 9 lore clerk. 4 6 Hkad Qtarrrs RotAt EifGiNRRR OmcB, Montreal. 8 3 I' tirrcR.*; OF Offickrs of Royal Engineers and Civil Staff of the Royal • 10 6 f- J Engineer Department serving in Canada : V 3 6 i/on/reaf.—Colonel H. Servante, Royal Engineers 2 commanding in panada : Capt. R. H. Stotherd, assistant to Royal Engineers in Canada 1 3 ; F. Hiinlon, Ist class clerk of works ; C. Walkem, surveyor and trattsniiiQ J. Kerr, 1st class clerk class ; ; J. Gardiner, 2nd clerk ; ' Rolx'rlsou, oflice keeper. IHsirict Royal Engineer Office, ifcm^reol. —Captain W. H. Noble,

listrut conmanding Royal Eugiueors ; Captain J. P. Maguay, com*

landing 15th company Royal Engineers ; Lieutenants R. C. Price,

f. J. Kobertson, J. H. Lattorthwaite ; W. Wheeler, 2nd class clerk r. ' )f works ; G. H Peake, 2nd class clerk ; A. Ross, office keeper. Kingston iH'(rt«u

^ I" Kingston ; A. Kemp, 3rd class clerk of works ; R. Goodfellow, office cecper. Quebec District —Lieutenant Colonel W. C Menzics, Quebec, dis-

Irict commanding Royal Engineers ; Lieutenants P. S. Berkeley, D.

C. Jones ; W. H. Head, 2nd class clerk of works ; J. B. Oakos, 2n(l }las8 clerk ; K. I^nnon, office keeper. Ibi'onto Z>isertd.— Lieutenant Colonel C. D. Robertson, Toronto, Idistrict commanding Royal Engineers ; Lieutenant H. F. Turner ; T. |B. Harper, 2nd class clerk. London Division, Tbronto ZHf^Hd.—Captain E. O. Hewctt, London, '•.^H [commanding 18th company Royal Engineers ; Capt. A. E. Lockhart LioutenaLb* G. V. Slvewrigl^t, U. Tovey ; G. U. Stuckes, 2nd clasg IcJerk ot works. Hamilton Dimsion, Ihrmto District -Csipi, J. H. Maitland, Ham- jiltOD ; J. Collard, 2nd class clerk of works. Commissariat Pepartvent. ifon^r^oZ." -Commissary General and Controller of Army Expend!- Ituro. W. Tyrme Power, C.B. ; Assistant Commissary General and 64 MILITARY/

«• ^ -

Military Accountant, J. B. Price ; Assistant Commissary General, R

Gumming ; Deputy Assistant Commis^^aries Gi'neral, W. M. Rogers,!

M. Winter, C. D'O'Connor, and IVatiui? ; Acting Deputy AssLstaull

Commissary General, E. T. F'rico ; Commissariat Clerks, C. WooUley W. Palmer, J. Ballard, and J. R. Ballard. QMe:«:c.— As8i.4ant C<>Himi.s.sary General, H. W. "W. Plant; Deputy

Assistant Commissaries General, S. R. Brown and J. Elmes ; Com- M missariat Clerk, C. Dickinson.

Kingston —Assistant Commissary General, F. G. Swan ; Acting Deputy Assistant Ommissjiry General, Warneford.

t Tbron^).—Assistant Commissnry General, R. M Gardiner ; Depnty

Assistant Commissary General, F B, Archer ; Acting Deputy Assist- ant Commis.-'ary General, A. R. (}lbbs. //amt'Wmi. -Deputy A>sl«Uinl Commissary General, R. Snow. London, O. IT.— Assistant Commissary General, J. B. Lunday: Deputy Assistant Commissary General. G. R. Primrose. St Johnsy C.J^.— Assistant Commissary General, J. {Sutherland. &rAFF Officers of Pknsioxbrh. Montreal and Qutbec: Major Thomas Bourke, H.P., 87th Foot. Ottawa: Major Donaldson, H.P. Jbronto and Kingston : Capt. Ferris, H.P. Hamilkm: Ensign Roberts, H.P. London: Capt. Hodges.

Rbgimknts in Canada, and OKncRKS Comiiandixo. Montreal Head Quarters of the Army in Canada. Royal Artillery, Colonel Dunlop commanding. Royal Engineers, Colonel Servante coiumanding.

f» Ibt Bnttuliou Grenadier Guards, Colonel Bruce com- manding. 2nd BattHlion Scots Fusilier Guards, Col. Dalrymple commanding.

,« 8rd BatUilioa Military Train, Major McCourt com- manding. T' Ist Battalion 16th Regiment, Colonel Pcacocke com- manding. 47th Foot. Colonel Kelly commanding. Detachment Commissariat Srtaflr Corps, Deputy Assi. Commissary General Elmes commanding. (^lubee ....Boyal Arlillory, Colonel Benn commanding. Ist Battalion i7th Foot, Lieutenant Colonel Gordon -fMi commanding. M' 4th aatalion 6()tb Rifles, lieuienaDt Colonel Haw- ley commanding. Kingston Royal Artillery, Colonel Burrows commanding. 62od Foot, Colonel Ingall commanding. Detacbmeut Royal Cauadian Rifles.

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ronio Royal Artillery , Lieut Col. Mountain commanding. Detachment Military Train. 30ih Fool. Colonel Maulever, C.B., commanding. "^ 'jmdon Royal Artillery, OiptJiin Vosey commanding. Detachment Military Train. 63rd Foot, Lietitenant Colonel Carter commanding. Head Quarters Royal Canadian Rifles, Col. Bradford commanding. '> Royal Artillery, Major Hosto commanding. \jJamHUm SI Detachment Military Train. 7' l8t Battalitm Rifle Brigade , Colonel Ix>rd A. 0. Rus- sell commanding. V \st. J>hns Detachment Royal (Ja^adian Rifles. -vt Ichamhly Detachment Royal Canadian Rifles. l/ileaz/ajJVaMs.... Detachment Royal Artillery. '' Detachment Royal Canadian Rifles. • ^ OUaira 1 detachment Royal Canadian Rifles. i Sutherland. Danriiille Dctichment R >yal Canadian Kiflos.

Xiagara Detachment Royal Canadian RIflea ..

\St. Catherines Detachment Royal Canadian Rifles.

,. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE For the City of Montreal,

Araiot Narci!»se, Belair, T^uis R. P. AtkitiBon, John Clierrier,C. S., Q C. Adams, Austin Campbell, Rollo

Beaiibien , Pierre Chapman, Henry BoaiKlry, J L. Char Ic hois, B. H.

Beaiidry , Louis Clarke, Francis Belle,.loseph Coflln, W. F. Belle, Charles E. Crawrord, John Bag^',.Stanley C. Con taut, Francois I Borilielot, Olivier Carroll, Patrio«c Boiilhillier,T. Cooper, Peter Braiill, C. A. DosRiviers, J. M.^Oill Browne, George Driscoll, Henry, Q- C7- Bruncau, O. T. Donegani. John '<[ Brtmoau , Jean Dor win, Canflcld Boxer, Frederick A. Doucet, Theod. Belli veau, Louis J. Dyde, John Biilmor, Henry Derome, Leon Boulungot, David, Ferdinand ColoDcl Haw- Jasoph Charles Broiisseau, Jean B. Demers, Edouard Brondsdou, Joseph Russell Erniatinper, William Beaudry, Jean B. Evans, Charles W. Beaudry, Pierre Jacques FerrcSy James Moir >1 ,

4e JUDieUBT*

Ferrie, Hon. Adam Maitland, Edward . . Forrier, Hon. Jamos Molson, Thomas Frechette, Olivier Mnlson, J. H. R. FuUuin, George Murphy, PS. Gagnon, J. A. Montmarquct, A. E. Geddes, Charles McMahon. Peicr Qreoier, Joseph Nelson, Wolfred Gugy, B. C. A. O'Meara, Michael Glennon, John O'Gilvio, Alex. Walker Godfrey, Robert Townsend Pare, Hubert GaUroeau, P. M, Penn, Frederick Goyelte, Jean B. Perrin, Francois

Gorrie, Daniel Phelan , John Hall. Benjamin Pinsounault, Alfred Howard, Augustus Poupari. Joseph Holmes, Bci\jamiQ Perrauli, Olivier l>eL.

' Jackson , Henry Peel, Thomas Jobin. Joseph H. Pelletier, David Jodoin, Pierre Pratt, John Jordan, John Prevest Aroable I^abadie, Joseph A. Phillips, W.E. % Lacorobe, Patrice Prevost, Kemi Lamothe, Pierre Quesnel, Hon. F. A., Q. C. Loblanc, Ovide Routh, H. L. ^ t Leclaire, Frauf ois Ryland,G. H. Looming, John Rodier, Hon. Charles 3.' LeMuine, B. H. Rodier, Charles S., Junr. lieprolion, Jcao I* Redden, William Leslie, Hon James Rolland, Gabriel S.

Lunn, William Shutor , Joseph Levy, Alexander Smith, H. D lionais, Hardoin Starnes, Henry Levy, Joseph Sims, Ja.spcr G. MoreaQ, laureni A. Terroux, Charles A, Masson, Damnse Trcsller, J. B. C. Masson, J. W. A. R. Tylee, Robert Smith Mathewson, Jehn Townsend^ William A. McCambridgo, Alex. Villcneuve, N. Meillcur, J. B. Whitney, H. H. Moflatt, Hon. Georgs Wilijon, Hon. Charles McDougali D. Lorn Workman, Wm. norland, Thomas Wilson, Tliomas Mathewson, Jas. liivcns * Weaver, George W. Young, Hon. Joba MOHTIIKAL. 67

THE BAR OF LOWER CANADA.

District of Montreal.

COUNCIL. S. BcHjune, Britonniop. F. W. Torranco, Syndic. F. P. PominvlIIo, Treasurer. Med. Marclmnd, Secretary P. R. Tiifrenaye, W. Dorion, Robt. Mackay, A. Robertson, H. f-ntiart, C. A IxiblaoCi J. Doutre, A. Dorion. BOARD OF SXAMIKBBS. Robt. Mackay, F. Cassldy, A. Robertson, M. Doherty, F. P. Pomlaville, J. J. Day, J. Doutre, Ch.s. D'Aoust, L. Bctournay, Ls. Belangcr, W. Dorion, T. W. Ritchie.

Date of Date of If^MBKRS. MEUBERS, Commis'on Commis'on rd Hon. L.V.SIcotto,Q.C Sept., 1837 W. Vondenvelden Feb., 1828 H Uon. J. J. G. Abbott, « Hugh Taylor Nov., 1829 Q.C. Oct., 1847 Henry 0. Andrews Dec, 1830 'A • 1 i " I Hod. Goo. E Cartier. C. O. A. TurgeoQ Dec, 1830 Q.C, Nov., 1835 E. D. David July, 1832

Hon. J. Ro.se Sept. , 1842 John J. Day June, 1834 C. J. la Bergo, Esq., Wm. F. Coffin Nov., 1835 I Q.C. Nov., 1848 F. D. Cartier Jan.. 1836 Hon. L. S. Morln,Q.C Feb., 1853 R. A. Hubert April, 1836 Hy. Driscoll, F^q. ,Q C. May, 1823 P. do Boucherville Jan., 1837 C. S. Cborrier, Esq., Henry Stuart Nov., 1887 Q.C. Aug., 1822 Robert Mackay Dec, 1837 F. Griffin, Esq., Q.C. Deo., 1824 Murdoch MorisoD Nov., 1838

Hy. JudaU, I':aq., Q.C. May, 1829 Charles A . T.eblanc Sept., 1839 N. Dumas, Esq., Q.C. Nov., 1834 Louis A. Olivier Dec, 1889 Hod. T. J. J. Loranger, John Monk Jan., 1841 Q.C. April, 1844 H. J. Ibbotson Feb., 1841 E Carter, Esq., Q.C. Feb., 1845 Joseph Delagrave April, 1841 T. S. Judah Dec., 1824 Andrew Robertson Sept., 1841

John Bleakley Aug., 1825 Hon. A. A. Dorion Jan , 1842 Thomas Nye Dec, 1827 Joseph Rouer Roy Feb., 1842 J. P. Sexton Feb., 1827 Andre R. Cborrier Mar., 1842 68 JUDICIARY.

Date of Dutc of MEMBBK8. MKMnKRS. Commis'on Commis'on

JuIcR lAtnothc May, 1842 Wm B.Lambe Sept , 1851 Alexander Dcscvo Oct., 1842! Charles J. Duulop Oit., IS51 Alexander Cross May, 1843! Joel C. Baker Oct., 1851 Strachan Hethune May, 1843; Jos. M. Desjardins Dec. lH5i Chas. Glackmeyer Sept., 1843 A. A. Archambault Dec, 1851 M. I^aframboise Dec, 1843 \V. W. Robertson April, 1852 Mordo Mclver Feb., 1844 Jean P. MacKay Sept.,185'J Gedeou Ouimet Aug., 1844 T K. Raraj^ay Oct., 1852 Jules H. Bertbclot Sept., 1844 Louis B«ian^'er Oct., 1852 Cbas. R. BedwoU .Francis Cassidy Ang.,184H A. Filiatreault Mar., 1856 Alex. Stevenson Dec.. 1848 Alexis St. Amand May. 1858 L. D. Reno Cotret Jan., 1849 Charles Marcil Oct., 1856 I/)ui8 Betournuy Feb., 1849 C Archambault Dec, 1856 Thomas R. Wragg April, 1849 H. L. Snowdon Jan., 1857 John Campbell May, 1849 Ix)uis A. Jette Feb., 1857 William A. Bates May, 1S49 S. Ix}.«ago Mar., 1867 John Bates July, 1849 J. Duhamel April, 1867 T. A. R. I^fiamme Oct., 1849 H. R. Valuers de St. V. P. W. Dorion June, 1850 Real April, 1867 F. Pomminville July, 1860 Dunbar Browne July, 1857 T. McCord 'July, 1860 Med. Marchand Sept., 1867

M. V. Numenvillo Aug., 1850 P. D. Heyneman Nov , 1857 Henry Bancroft Aug., 1860 W. F. Galrdner Jan., 1858

J. C. A. Mondelet Sept., 1850 Louis Beaudry Feb , 1858 -» "t,- John Popham Oct., 1860 J. A. Belle .^ , Mar., 1858 Jean J. E. Biband Nov., 1860 J. K Elliott Mar., 1868 8. W. Dorman Nov., 1860 Paul Denis .Mar., 1858 Godfrey TAllamme Mar., 1861 James G. Day April, 1868 L. E. C. RIcard April. 1861 L. 0. Loranger May, 1858 Alexander Morris July, 1861 D. U. Senocal May, 1858

;'««0i>jin«s«*^*«**^' MOKTRIAIi. 69 "L.

Date of Date of MKMBKKS. ME3inER8. Coramls'oii Com mis 'on ^-1

f: J B. Bmirgeois May, 1858 tM. TrUHHdell Oct., 1860 June, 1858 J. N. MclArcQ V. P. H. Bourgoau j. Oct., 1860 E'l. Froaor July, 1858 J. P. Si'xton Dec, 1860 J. L Decary •Sept. , 1858 P. Bachan Dec, 1860 Adoipli OorimilD .•^ept., 1858 T. C. He Lorlmier Jan., 1861 Peter Kyftn Sept., 1858 L. J. Oulbord Jan., 1861 Isaie .lodoin -Jcpt., 1858 John Dunlop Jan., 1861 G. A. (hampapno Nov., 1858 Cha. Dctilauniors Feb., 1861 Maximo (>arcau April, 1859 John Aylen April, 1861 L. R. Church Feb., 1859 Jtiles Chevalier May, 1861 J. P. Falkuor Mar., 1869 M. F. Colo\in Juno, 1861 J. A. Folsy Mar., 1850 P. Vandal July, 1861 G. Dosbanits, Jr. M.iy, 1859 T Dosnoyers July, 1861 7. Gauthier .luno, 1859 J. L. B. Dosrochera Aug., 1861 F. J. 1>. Kicard June, 1859 Loui3 Armstrong Aug., 1861 S. D. Rivard Juno, 1859 R. J. Plimsoll Aug., 1861 C. A. Parlrtcault June, 1859 B. J. A. (Jlobensky Sept., 18^61 Ouimot Sept , John L. Morris June, 1859 A. P. 1861 f Ernesto Racicot June, 1859 N. H. Drlrfcoll Sept , 1861 J. G. Daly July, 1859 Achillo Bastion Sept., 1861

Bcllofeuille Sept. , L I). Richard Aug., 1859 E. L. Do 1861 T. Liroso Oct., 1859 C. A. Rochou Kov. , 1861 E. Kemp Oct., 1859 Jos. Roy Nov., 1861 R. A. Leach Oct., 1859 F. X. Mathieu Deo., 1861 Mrt.T 1 Louis F. B. Masson 7. Roussllle Deo., 1861 M. Charponiier D. Forget Deo., 1861 AlphoDse Moilleur C. Boucher Dec, 1861 B. T DeMoDtlgoy J. A. Chapleau Dec, 1861 JoRL'ph Bosse F. X. A. Trudel Doc, 1861 Corno Morrlssct T. D. McGee Dec, I8dl Charles P. Pellotier L. T. Law Jan., 1862 M. C. Deauoyers Jos. Lacroix Feb., 1862 G. H. Monk J. B. Duverger Mar., 1862 April, P. B. Do hi Bruere A. Brunet 1862 * ' - I P. A. Casgraln I^. PomlnvlUe May, 1862 J A. MousBcau S. Gauthier May, 1862 m Mud. Lanctot A. Branchanel May, 1862 H. A. Mc<;c)y S. B. Nagle May, 1862 June, Thomas J. Walsh J. P. Carreau 1862 L. l^beiic D Beaupre June, 1862 H. Car den Alp. Desjardins June, 1862 Goorgo B. Bakor C. Vincent June, 1862 E. Desrosiers Irvine Allen June, 1862 Desire Ciirouard John P. Kelly June, 1862 June, 1862 J. P. Normandeau Louis Jobert L. W. Sicoite A. Fontaine 'July, 1862 ^ 70 jriDIOIART. .4_»-

Date of Date of MKMIlBKa. 3IKMRIRS. Commls'on Commls'on

V. B SIcotto Aug.,18rtJ J. N. A. MiicKay Sept., 1862 J. E. Podliot Aug., 18a*2 I. G. Aschor Oct., 18»V2 Chs. Dorlon Aug., l«r>2 J. Hoy 111 Oct., 1862 S«v

'/J" H. Brehaut. NOTARIAL BOARD. 'a D. F Papineau, Presiilent. H. Lapparo, Secretary. C. F. Papineau, Treasurer. £. Mclutush, Syndic. BOARD. N. 0. Bonrbonnlore, M. A. Glrard, J. A. Labadie, J. N. A. Arclmmbault, J. Belle, L. Arcliambault, D. E. Pupineau, C. Germain, C. F. Papineau, J. S. Hunter, J. B. 0. Labadie, F. Gooffrion.

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BHtuifleld, R Hunter, J C S Paplneau , D E

, Bourbonnlere, N Isaacson J H Pelletler, A A , Bourbonnlere, T B Jobln, J H Peltier, O Brault. C A lA'«adie,J A RoB>». t^ W w Brousscau , A O L( die, J E Rientard, F Carpentler, P U Luk>.(»ncbe, J O Sanborn, M H bo, Simard, 'f Coutent, M InaCom P J Vr'J Pageii, O Lamontagno, C H SImard , N C Pevllu, OJ I^appare, H Smitb, James I)'Amour, A f^tour, L A H Spenard, C G D'FschumbauH, Levert, A C J Terroux, C A IK)UC(;t, T Lionais, A Truteau, Z J Durand, FT Ijibello, J Valleo, J D

liiston, W Martin , L S Varin, J B Free lioUe, Edward Mathieu, P Week 08, G Fortior, L J Mclntosb, E Wright, H B Herclle, A

MONTREAL POUCE.

Charles Jofl<>ph Coursol, Judge of the Sessions of the Peace ; Louis

D. Rene Cotret, clerk ; William Eraser and Joseph Rousseau, con- stablfs under the Ordinance 2 Vic, chap. 2.

CITY POIJCB FORM. Cuil. lAmothe, chief; E. Flynn, sub-chief; C. P. Nalgele, sub- chief ; J. L. Tetu, secretary ; Anthony Mahor, T. McBride, 0. Bou- chard, and R. I^essard, sergeants. A Station, Jaotiues Cartier Square. B Station, Pa net Street. C Station, Chaboillez Square.

'-^ MARRIAGE UCENSES. i Issued by A. Ross. Residence No. 11 Mount Royal Terrace, McGlll College Avenue.

EMIGRATION' PKPARTMKNT.

Joseph 11. Duly, Agent, CO CoiuuiiSiioners Street. . ;

fH 0OLLEGI8 AKD SCHOOLS.

COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.

r.Mvi?tf»rn* or BIc<3ii.i. Coiitok— Fw*" . TIk* Governor Oeneral.

' '": Ooi^jnorn: Hon. ( harloH I). Pay. I.L. , ••i''('nt ; Hon. Jnin-i

Ferrior, T. B. Andorson, I>. Davtdflon, .. iI<>lm«M, A. RohortSDn, M.A., C. Dunkin, M A., A. Morris, M.A.,W. MoIsod, Ksquires Hon. John Rose, M.P.P. Principal: J. W. Diiwson, LL.D., F.O.S. fhlltnt>t: The Deans

of the Faculties of law, Medicine, and Arta ; the Hector of Iho HiKh

Sch«>oI B. CliamborliD, B.C.L.; B. Umbo, B.C.L. ; T. ; M.A., W. W. Jones, M.D.; Sir W. E. Ix)gan, LL.D., F.R.S., F.O.S. W. C. Bfiyues, B.A., Secretary -Hejflstrar and Bursar.

: Loach, Vice rrinclpal. Doan fhcuUy qf Art* Rev. Canon D.C.L. , of tho Faculty, Profossor of Moral ThiUwophy and liOgic, and Molsoa

riofe«8or of Kn^liHh Mteralnro ; Alexander Johnson, LL.D., Profea-

6or of Mathematics and Natural I'hiloHophy ; Rev. G. Cornish, B.A.,

Profcgsor of Classical Mtorature ; Rev. A. PeSola, LL.D., Profca^or

of Hebrew and Oriental Literature ; J. W. Dawson, LI..D., F.O.S.,

Profesaor of Natural History and Ajfrlculture ; C. F. A. Markgraf, Professor of tiermau liinguage and Literature; P. J. Darey, M.A.,

Profe-sor of French I^mguage and literature ; M. J. Hamilton. C.E.,

Profcasor of Civil Enf,'ineerlitg ; Charles Smallwood, M.D., Professor

of Meteorology ; Jonathan Barber. M.R.C S.L. , Professor of Oratory. KX The Session of the Faculty of Arts commences on the 6th Septem- ber, and ends on the 1st day of May. The course extend.s over four

years ; and ontlilos the Ptui.seaseB of Women and

Children : W. Fraser, M.D., Professor of the Institutes of Medirino; i' Sutherland, Bt.D., Professor of Scott, W. Chemi.stry ; W. E. M.D., Professor of Anatomy; W. Wright, M.D., Professor of Materia Medlca and Pharmacy; R. P. Howard, M.D., Profe8.sor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine; D. C. McCaJlum, M.D., Profos.ssor of Clinical Medicine and Medieal Jurisprudence; R. Cralk, M.D.,

ProfeH.sor of Clinical Surgery ; H. Nelson, M,D., Demousirator ol • I.J, ,y Anatomy and Curator of Museum. The ^^es.sions of the Medical Faculty commence on the first Monday in November, and end on the 1f»t day of May. TWo course extends

over four years ; and entitles the Student, after a satisfactory oxain- ination, to the degree of Jkx;tor of Medicine and MasU^r of Surgery. IhcuUy of Law: Hon. W. Ridgley, D.C.L., Professor of Public of and Criminal Uw ; Hon. J. J. C. Abbott, B.C.L. , M.P.P., IVan A., the Faculty and Professor of Commercial I^w ; F. W. Torrance. M. Juris Professor of Civil Law ; P. 11. Lafranaye, B.CX., Professor of :i*

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Ix^Rftl prndfiiro and BiblloKraphy ; R. O. Laflammo, Trofossor of (;uHl«>nuiry I aw ami Iho Liw of Houl FHtato. Tim scshIoiw of tho Facully of Ijiw commence ou tbe first Monday In NoviMubor. Iliffh School DefMiiment: Profe^Bor H. A. Howe, M.A., Rector;

T. A. (i^Hon, M.A.. J Martian (I, B.A., J. Johnoon, B. A. , Classical

ftiid Senior EnRJlah Masters ; h. Ro«lgor, M.A., Mathematical Mag.

Wr \ J. Kemp, J. M. Reid, Junior Kntrllsh and Writing Masters; I>arey, Professor P. J. M.A., French MuHter ; Professor C. F. A.

Oerman Master ; J. Andrew, Mark^raf, Flocutlon Master ; J. Dun-

can, Prawing Master ; J. Foljenus, Music Muster ; A. Grant, Book- keeping.

Jfnruf : Fall Terra, Ipt September to 16lh November ; Winter Term,

Ifitli November to 3lHt January ; Spring Term, Isl February to \Hh

April ; Summer Term, IHth April to aoth June.

Fees (Incluslvo all charges) : For the two Senior Forms $12.00 per term. For tho four Junior Forms 10.00 ** '' For the Preparatory Form 8.00 *' Payable in advance to tho College Secretary, who will Issue tickets at the begioniug of each term.

Mr<;iLL Normal ScnooL.— Affiliated to the University, under tho control of Ibo Superintendent of Schools and the Cor|V)rallon of tho University. J. W. Dawson, LL.D., Principal and Adjunct Professor

of Natural History and Agriculture ; Wm. Henry Hicks, Esq., and

Sampson Paul Rohbins, F*

?!'. MonKL School or MoGill Normal School.—Teacher of Boys' School,

Mr. James McGregor ; ditto Girln' School, Miss Mary McCracken.

St. FRAxna Collkor and Grammar Scnoot, Richmoxd, C.E.—Prin- cipal, John H. Graham, A.M.- Professor of Mathematics, Joseph

Green, A.B. : Professor of Chemistry, A. W. Hamilton, A.B., M.D.;

Professor of French and (ierman, vacant ; Professor of History,

vacant; President, The Right Hon. Ix)rd Aylmer ; Secretary, W. E, Jonea, A.M. • »'.»«•.#

Univrrsfty op Bishop's Oh.i.kob, Lrnnoxville. —Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1863.— President of the Corporation and Visitor, Rt.

Ri'v. the I»rd Bishop of Quebec ; Vice President of the Corporation

and Visitor, Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Montreal ; Chancello^ Hon.

Mr. Justice McCord, D. C. L. ; Vice Chancellor, Hon. E. Hale, M. A. Trustees, Hon. £. Hale, M. A. Chairman ^ Hon. G. MoOktt, D. C. L. . ;

I, ^- t4 OOKSULS.

Hon. H. Smith, Hon. W. Sheppard. D. C. L., W. Baker, Esq., G. F.

Bowen, Esq , Rev. W. Bond, R. W. Henekor, Esq., Rev. R. Lindsay, B.T. Morris, Esq., L. T. Morris, Esq., M. A., C. G. Raw.son, E.sq., m'

A. , Rov. C. r. Rpid, Lieut. Col. Rhodes College Council : Rev. J. H. Nicolls. I). D., H. Miles, M. A., E Chapman, M. A., Rev. J. W.

Williams. M. A , Hon. Mr. Justice McCord, D. C. L.. Major Campbell, C. B., Rev. C. Hamilton, M. A., Rev. G. B Ktodwcll, M. A.. Mons. c! Roux, M. A. Officers of the Corporation : E. Chapman, M. A., Sec-

retary ; E. L Montizambcrt, M. A., Honorary Counsel ; H. T. Morris, M. A., Attorney -Hon. E. Hale and B. T. Morris, Auflitors. Offlccra

uf the College : Rev. J. H. Nicolls, D. I>. , Principal and Professor of

Classics; H. Miles, M. A. , Vico-Princl|)al and lYofossor of Mathema-

tics and N;i.tural Philosophy ; Rev. G. B. Dodwell, M. A., Profewfsur of D'vinity and Hebrew; Rev. J. W. Wlilisims, M. A., Profos.sor of Bt^ilos I^ttres and Rector of Junior Department and Grammar School Mons. C. Roux, M. A., Professor of French; El. Chapman, M. A.,

Bursar and Registrar Librarian: H Miles, M. A. ; Curator of ; the

Museum, A. D. Cupel, F>>q. : Rev. C. C. Scarth, L. S. T, J. B. Hyml- man, Esq., H. Slack, E^q. B. A., Assistant Masters of Junior Depart- ment and Grammar SchooL

British and Canidun School, Montreal. —W. Lunn, President;

John Greenshiclds, Secretary ; Henry Thomas, Trcas.

James Maxwell, Teacher Boys' School ; Mary Harper. Assistant

do. ElizJibeth Maxwell, Tcichor of Girls' School ; Christina Men- teatb, Asiiisiant do. Incorporated by Act of Parliament. FOREIGN CONSULS.

Consul for Belgium Jesse Joseph »?T t Consul for United States Hon. J. R. Giddings. a Vico-Consul for United States J. W. Howe«. Consul for Denmark -s • s Consul for France / Consul for Lubec S- Thomas Ryan. Consul for Hamburgh I Cor)Sul for Bremen J *' *' Consul for Sardinia '' ' ^. ^ ) Omsul for Hanover ( Henry Chapman.FtM»u. Consul for Spam r ^ Consul for Prussia j Vlce-(;oDsul for Norway and Sweden llenry Chapman. * Vico-Consul to the Oriental Republic of the ^Uruguay..., ..F. W. Henshaw. H. Chapman, commissioner for taking affidavits for Upper Canada

Courts, under Act 12 Victoria. *. « *ivm . j /

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UONTRIAL.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. ''

COLLKGI OF PmrSiaANB AND flUKGEOXS FOR liOWRR CANADA.— Dr. larsden, President; Dr. Scott, Dr. Von Iflland, Vice-Presidents ; Kuisell, )r. Peltier, Dr. R. H. Secretaries ; Dr. T. W. Jones, Reg- strar and Treasurer. Board of Oovemort

Ibr the City of Montreal : Drs. Roblllard, Boyer, Jones, Sutherland,

. P. Howard, Munro. Peltier, Scott. For Montreal District: Drs. Brigham, Chamberlin, Foster, Tasse, 1^ Jmallwoo I, Turcot, Wilbrenner.

f\)r the District of Three Riiiers : Drs. Chevreflls, Fen wick, Smith. Far the District of St Francis: Drs. Gilbert, Gilnes, Johnston. I' For the City of Quebec : Drs, Fremont, Jackson, I^ndry, Marsdon, lussfii, Kobittaille, Blanchet, Te?!Sier.

F)r the District of Quebec : Drs. Boudreau, Charest, Forrest, Mar- letto, Micbaud, Tetu, Von Iffland.

School of Mkdicink and Si'kokry.--J. G. Blbaud, M.D. , Professor

)f Clinical Medicine, President P. Beaubien, M.D. , Professor of the ; ;ii Yactice of Modicine : P. Munro. M D., Professor of Surgery and :ilRical Surgery; E. H. Trudel, M.D., Professor of MldwiTery and Ihft Diseases of Women and Children; D. D'Orr^onnens, M.D., Pro-

Ifessor of Chemistry ; H Peltier, M.D., Secretary and Treasurer,

Professor of Institutes of Medicine ; J. E. Coderre, M.D., Professor of .Materia Medica R. Rottot. Professor of Jurisprudence ; Medical ; [Dr. Brosseau, Demonstrator of Anatomy. t

MoNTRBAL General Hospital.-- J. Redpatb, Fsq., President ; D.

Davidson, Elsq. , Treasurer ; R P. Howard, SecrotJiry. I

Commitiee of Management." T. Morland, Chairman ; T. Molson, F.

[W. Torrance, Arcliibald Fergu.«-on , J. Redpatb. W. H. Taylor, M.D. jL.R.C.S.fc.., House Surj^eon ; J. M. Drake, House AiKJthecary ; E. D. RuHscl, I Steward ; Mrs. Hamilt(»n, Matron. Consulting I*hysicians.--Drs. Sutherland, Brnneau, Hall, and

! Campbell. AllemUng Physicians.— Drs, Fraser, Scott, Howard, Wright, Jones, AIcCaIliim,'Reddy, and Cralk,

HoTKL DiKU.--Dr. Munro, Physician ; the I/jcturers and Professors or tho Montreal School uf Medicine, Assistant Physicians. Sister Page, Superior.

L.MVKRsrrY Ltino-in HosprfAL.- Mrs. Ross, 1st Directress; Mrs. Ostell. 2nd Directress ; Mrs. Fulford, Secretary ; Mrs. Dr. Macdon- lioll, Treasurer ; Mrs. ilacbride, Matron and Midwife; A. Hall,M.D., . — —— ——O

76 MBDIOAL.

Professor of Mldwlfory, McGill UnlvorHtty, Physician Accoucheur; the Medical Faculty of McGill University, CoDsulting Physicians.

MoNTRKAL DisrBNRART.—Dr. Peltier, Dr. Fen wick, Dr. Boyor, Dr. Joues, and Dr. Horace Nelson. Attending Physicians.

, Open dally, Sundays excepted. Vaccination daily performed, at 11 >^ o'clock, i.M. PHYSICIANS.

* Beanblcn, P Hall, A Picault, H . Bibaud,JG Kingston, W H Picault, C

B()y«5r, L Howard , R P Reddv,J Boucher ville« — Jacques, Lachaine Richelieu, P Bowman, W E Jones, T W Robillard,H Campbell, G W lia Rocquo, E L Robillard, W Campbell, F W Lcdnc, — Ross, —

. Cbarlebois, B Leprohon, J B Rottot, — Codorre, E liarocquc, A B Schmidt, S B Craik, R liOverin, N Scott, W E n David, A H Ixjuiiero, — Smith, W P DelLsle. — May bell, — Sutherland, W Dcf^chambault, Mcrallum, DC Tanquay, D'Orsonnes, McCallura. D Taylor, W H C Dugal. — Macdonnell, Angus TroBler, J B Drak<\ J M MrDonell,RL Thompson, R r * Fen wick, G £ Moillour,JB Trudel,KH Ferto, Munro, P Tucker, Fra>er, W Monagan, — Turgeon, (il»'l)»'iisky, — Nelson, Alfred Venne —

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.i , M HOMtEfATHISTS. Barber, G Smith, J R , A *- Fisher, A ' — Hutley, — I Mullor, LICENSFD APOTHECARIES. BirkP, R., 29 McGill Street. Bowman, W. ^., M.D.. McGill Slroet.

Davidson. A. G. , corner Place d'Armes.

Dcviiis, R. J. , next the C(»urt House, .N'otro Dame Street. Gardner, John, 295 Notre Dame StrtM*t.

Gray, H. R. , 94 8t. Lawrence Main Street. Harte, James A., Glasgow Drug Hall, 'ifiS Notr6 Dame Street. Kerry Bros. & Cratbern, 199 ist. Paul Street. MONTREAL.

K«Minpth Campbell & Co., Medical Hall, Great St. James Street. *• Lnuplough k Campbell, Aiwthorarifjs' Hall, 157 Notre Dame St.

ht'o, Jos., k Co. , 109 St. Joseph Street......

'* Lvman, S J., & Co., 22 St. John Street. . . . Lvnians, Clare & Co. ,226 St. Paul Street. « ^.. ricuult, P. E., 42 Notre Dame Street. Fcyiuonr Harry, Trade Chemist, 48 St. Francois Xavier Street.

Triuleau, R. , 157 St. Paul Street.

ASSUllANCIES. • y4 >'

M'>vrKBAL AssTTRAifCE COMPANY.— Dr. W. P. Smith, President; A.

Uriiuhart, Vice-President ; John Mathewson, J. Torrance, Robert yH

Campbell, A Cross, J. Sinclair, Directors ; William Murray, Manager.

Olflcc : 9 Great St. James Street.

Canada Ijfi Assuraxcr Company. --Charleg G. Geddes. Agent.

Office : 23 Grctt St. Jaaies Street, over Dawson's Bookstore.

Colonial Life Assura.nce Compa.vy.— Hod. Justice McCord, Benl. H. Lemoino, Esq., H. Starnes, R^q.^AI.P.P., A. Simpson, E.«q., R.

S. Tylee, Esq., Directors : George W. Ca?npbell, Medical Adviser.

Malinger, William Miller KamHay : Inf»pocf;>r of Agencies, Richard

Bull. Ofllce : Colonial Life Assurance Buiidiugs, Great St. James Street.—See Card.

TllK MrXUAL FlRR IN8( RANH? CoMPAJHT OF THE CoaiNTY OF MONTREAL, FOR CoiNTHY Parts ONLY. -E. Qiilun, President; Benj. Comte, lx)uis Comte, F. Vlnel, James Sitnerville, Jus. Snowdon, N. M. Le Cavalier,

Louis Gueront ; P. L. liCTourncux, Secretary.

AOENTP OF AS8URA.NCIBS.

iEtna Fire, of Hartfor'f ; P. v/oirt, Age»^t, No. 62 St. Francois Xavier Street.

Britaimiu IJfe, of Lond<; « : ,f- H. F!.:;*and, General Agent for Mont- real and Canada, i'lace d'Arn'"s.

Briti.^h America Fire a.i i Ir.iurd Marine of Toronto : M. H. Gault, St. Francois Xavier Strot.

Catuida Life : Charles O, Getidefi, Agent, 23 Great St. James Street. Colonial Life: W. M. Ramay, Manager, Great St. James Street.— See Card.

Eaple Life, of London : Au.-^tin Cuvilller. Agent, 38 St. Peter Street.

Conneetlcut Mutual Life, of Hartfer*' : R. Wood, Agent, 62 St. Fran- cois Xavier Street. Gla.

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Hartford Fire, of Hartford : R. Wood, /^jent, 62 St. Francois Xavier Street.

Homo Fire, of New York : R. Wood, Agent, 62 St. Francois Xavierl Street. .1

International Life, of I/)nd'>n : Alex. Molson, Agent, 68 St, Franc()i!| '\t Xavier Street.

Dfe Association of Scotland : James Grant, Secretary, Plac** d^ArTn^^i

London and Lancashire Fire and Life : SinipRon k Bothune, Genera Agents for Canada, 36 St. Francois Xavier Street.

.« Liverpool and London Life and Firo : J. H. Maitland , Resident ikt rctary, Place d 'Amies. *^ Lloyds : H. Chapman, Agent, St. Sacrament Street."

Manhattan Fire Insurance Company : Simpson & Bothune, Agents 36 St. Francois Xavier Street. Montreal Assurance Company: William Murray, Manager, 9 Gr»L St. James Street.

Mutual Life, of New York : M. H. Gault, Agent, St. Francois Xavier Street

Mutual Fire, of the County of Montreal ; corner St. Francois Xavier and Pt. Sacrament Streets.

National Life : George S. Brush, Agent, 12 King itreet.

Neptune Marino Insurance Company : Simpson k Bothnne, Agents, 36 St. Francois Xavier Street. ' i t ^* Phoenix Fire, of liondon : Gillespie, McfTatt k Co., Agents, 182 a Paul Street.

Pba'nix Fire, of Hartford, Ct. ; Robert Wood, Agent, C2 St. Fraucois Xavier Street.

Provincial of Canada : T. W. Griffith, Agent, 31 St. Francois Xavier I Street. .*

i Queen Fire and Life : A. Mackenzie Forbes, Agent, Union Buildings,

^.,i St. Francois Xavier f^treot.

Royal Fire and Life : H. L. Routh, Agent, Commissioners Street.- ISeo Card.

Scottish Provincial : A. D. Parker, Agent, Place d'Armes. See Card.

St. Scottish Provident IJfo Office : Slmiison k Bethune, Agents, 36 Francois Xavier Slrt-et.

Star Life, of London : T Kay k Co., 22 St. Francois Xavier Street.

Union Mutual Life, of Boston : 8. J. Lyman, St. John Street. Unity Life and Firo: W. P. Reynolds Ajfont. H Great St. Jame« 'Jt. -J Western Firo. 8in»i)Son k Bt'thune, Agents, 36 St. Fruncoi.-; Xivicr btrect.

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I. ' RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT COM- ' , PANIES, &o. ^*^^^ » • - » , t . I r \ jAt m < GRAND TRumc RiiiROAD COMPANY. —C. J. Brydges, managing direc- Kckson, chM»f acroimUnt ; H. Itailey, ajiHistant miiiiager or ; J. ;

jsccreUry and treasurer ; M. Ponnin^tou. trolghi manager kI' "tt. ;

rtvr. local s^ nvTintouUt-nt, Mi^utreal to iUvlore du Loup ; H. T. ' it Eorser. ^'K'al ^w\> lont Klchraond t«» Portland ; W. J. Spicer, to Dcil Hupt^riutendent Montreal Toronto ; C. R. Christie, local super- , Resident ^c itpnd* nl Toronto to Detroit ; R. Eaton, locomotive superintendent Yates, eagineer, I. ^

I Montreal amd Chajiflai.v Railroad.-- Hon. James Ferrler, prcsl- Ipl: Wm. Molaon, vice-president; C. J. Bryd^foa, W. Dow, E. M. sins, b:. H. King, J. Ostell, W. E Phillips, Johnston Thomson, I»odsworth, lifri'T-s; W. A. Merry, secr^'tary ; John supetintend- s.imotivo power; George Irvine, accounUmti Jo^ Myers, agent, {ou.-e's Point.

' — rancois Xavler STANSTEAD, PmFFORD, A!fD HAMBLY RaIIJIOAD HoU. L. T. Drum- noiul. A. W»»od, J»)hn Williams, A. li. Parmeloe, D. R. Wood, A. Knowlton, Ralph Merry, John G. towes, Charles Allan. A. B. IFoster, lessee.

Orv PASf^RNGKR RAILWAY CoMVANY."-ThomaR MoHand , president

IE. M. nc.i)k|us, vice-president ; John Ostell, George W. Weaver, E.

[H. King, directors ; Wm. H. Hopper, secretary.

RiCfiKiiKU Navigation Company. -Capital, $300,000.—Incorporated 1857. Steamers ^rte^cc, Napoifxm, Columbia. VidUyria^ CuUivateurj iMonCrtaL Chambly, ffUtor, Ttrrchmne^ L'Kloile, and Europa. J. F.

|8iiiC('niierf, presidtut; A. E, Montrnarquet, vioe-pre.sldeat ; J. N.

Offlce : B^^audry, secretary and treasurer ; Josei>h Levy, manager. Corner Uttie St. jW>[.I\ and Comroissiouer Streets. I

Canadian Inland Stkam Navioation Company. ---Hugh Allan, presi-

dent ; A. Milloy, agent.

MoNTRRAL TiT.KORAPH COMPANY. -Connecting with all the principal Cities antl Towns in Canada and the United fetates. IHredors. -'liu^h Allan, president: John Redpath, James I/)gan,

Ben. Hall, Hon^ Dakers, secretary ; O. S. Wood, John Rose ; JamoK

^superintendent. Ollico : Oppasite Mercliant's Exchange, St. Sacra- ment J^treel. .

80 MSROANTILl.

. MEKCANTILK b^Ard oFIjrokkrs. " MacDoupall k Davidson, J. k R. Ksdalle, C. (icddoa, A. H.^ward, MacDougall k Budden, and J. (toddes John G. Dinning, Secretary. C. ; BOARD OF TRADE.

L. H. Holton, President ; Jacob H. Ja<»epli, Vico-ProsidcDt ; David

A. Poo, Treasurer ; John G. Dinning, Secretary, Council: Tijomas Rimmor, Andrew Allan, William Darling. Tliomw S. Brown, J. H. Winn, Rol)ortS. Oliver, Adolpho Roy, J. li. Hen- derson

Hoard of Arhitralion : James I^w, Jainen B. Groenshlolds, Thomas Ryan. Donald L Macdougall, David Torrance, Henry Thnuas. .Tohu Green«liields, Peter Redpatli. Benjamin Hutchlns, Tliomas Cramp, Charles J. Cusack, Edwin At water.

' MONTREAI. KXCriANGE.

Conimitiec : I)r

Theodore Hart. .

TEE MERCANTILE AGENCY, Established in New York nearly 28 Tears ago, On JUNE 1st, 1841, - (FOR THE PROMOTION & PROTECTION OF TRUDE^)

; Union Bulldlu^s, 28 ST. FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET,

Our object and tliat of our EIGHTEEN Branch and Associate Oflicea, in the large CitieH of the United States of America, Canada, and in London, England, is to give information to Subscribers, of the standing of those who purchase Goods on time or other wise re- (iuire CREDIT.

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We are dupported by fulljr Tbree-Fourtlis of the ]?IerGliaui«, Bankers, and inanufacturers, ^f every communlly \irliere our advantages are

• IkDOwn. ' • *^ " This Institution, established in the City of Now York over sixteen yeurs ago,

for the promotion and protection of . trade, was the first organized effort ever

made to relieve the Merchants and 4f* Manufacturers of the Union from the -! insecurity of credit operations, and to sul)Ktitute for the tardy, expensive, and unsatisfact/Ory results of individual investigation, a system that should be alike prompt, economical, and reliable —whose purpose it should be to sup- j)ly (to subscribers only) all necessary information as to the standing and responsibility of Merchants, Traders, Manufacturers, Public Companies, (fee, throughout the United States, their Ter- ritories, and British North America."— Our Circular of 1857. Collections of pant due Debts particularly attended to for aJU wUcther Subscribers to the A|i^€^nc5' or otbertvi»e*

Terms of Subscription will be made known at the Oftice, where we shall be much pleased to afford in- formation as to the system pursued, and to give (free of expense) to those who contemplate joining tho Institution a reasonable test of the correctness of our reports. R. G. DUN & CO., I.ate B, DOUG1.ASN Ac CO. PtTBLiO OOMPANIKS.

t- ^,»t-.' ..*- INSPKCTORS OF VRODUCE. .^T

Ashes.—'\"*y(\c k Major, Inspectors, College Ptreet Fees : 4(1. — |

cwt. tor iiiHpf ctlon and brnndlnp ; coopcnige ; the nctiial costs dis' by tin* Inspectors, not to bursed but exccod 9d. I ^ barrel; 5U. f barrel Uv storage, if not stored for more tban 10 3(1. days, and | barrel for each subsequent montb.

Flour.— \\. I). Collls, luxpetlor ; L. Robert and M. Hutcbinson, Pe

puty Inspectors, Colbonie Street, Flour i^hods, Caual—Foea : Id.^ barrel for inspection and branding.

Biitter.—I). Rces A (V). , In.<«pectors, 80 Grey Nuna* Street— Feea

inspection %i package 6d. ; re-ins|>cction 4d.

Herf and rork.—yy. h Eager and I). Rees & Co., Inspectors, 30

Wellington Street—Fees : Js fid. fl barrel and lOd. fl balf barrel

for inspection and branding ; cooi^erago, extra cbarge, but not to exceed 6d. per barrel.

Weights^ 1st Division—Peter Casey, Deputy, ./; :) ..'..\i' and > f ' t i>fi Measures.) 2nd Division—J. Horn, Deputy. Office, 94 Notre Dame Street.

PUBLIC COMPANIES.

MoxTRRAL Mi.xixo COMPANY.-- Thomas Ryan, president ; William

Murray, vice-president ; Wm. Cunniogbam, Hon. O. E. C^irtier, James ilutton, Robert Anderson, M. 11. GauU, W. H. A. Davies,

directors ; Adam llandyside, secretary.

- I Commissioners a.\d OmcKKs for thk Harbour of Montrkal.— C&m

misitumers.-H. U, Wbitney, cbairmaa ; The Hon. John Young : J. L. Beaudry, Esq., Mayor of Montreal; A. M. Delisle, Esq.; the Hon L. H. Holton, President of tbe Board of Trade. Alex. Clerk, secretary. Robert Forsyth, harbour engineer; A. G. Nish, assistant ditto; John A. M. Rudolf, harbour master ; Johu Ferns, wharfinger ; Smaill, a^si^itaut ditto.

Trust and Loan Compant of Uppir Canada. -Office : Corner St. Francois Xavicr and Great St. James Streets.

' # Mo.ntreal Turnpike Trustkes.-H. Taylor, B. H. Lemoine, W. J. Knox, F. Quenneville, F. Beaubieu,M. F. Vulols, E. Quin, J. Craw ford, F. Trudhomme, Jun. John Penner, secretary, 18 Great St.

James Street. "• .^ >*- "^r

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Nbw Cmr Gab Com?ahy.- -Board of Directort.—Thos. MoLson, pre-

ildent ; Hon. J. Roao,vlco.preHidcnt ; L. Bcatulry, managing direc- tor: H. Thomas, Alex. Urqubart, Wm. I)oir, J. O. Mackenzie. H. MaliioliaDd, John OBtnll, Wm. Macdouald, A. Wilson, A. M. Dellsle, Hon. E. Masfion, directors.

George Robson, eccrctary ; J. McElroy, superintendent of works ; s I motor inspector V. H. Ixjfebvrp, t I). Cuimingham, ; clerk ; G. Monsel,

assiiitaut clerk ; £. Hausdelmau, collector. Offlco : 64 St. Gabriel ^ I Street.

MoNTRRAL Pbbmament Burdixo fkiCiKTr .—Board Directors.— Street— Fees of

Henry Thomas, t^q. , president ; G. H. Frothlngham, vice president Tarton Penn, Esq., Robert Esdallo, Esq., A. W. Ogllvie, ICsq., Theo- dore Hart, Esq., W. R. Hlbbard, Esq., John Kerry, Esq. M. H. Gault, secretary and treasurer. Offlcc : 46 St. Francois Xavier St.

Mount RoTAL Cemktery Company. "-Wm. Murray, president ; Bonj.

Lyman, vice-president ; M. H. Ganlt, sccmtary-treasurer lyustees.- -Hon. George MoflTatt, Mr. Justice McCord, George Mof- fatt,Jnn.,M. H. QauU, J. H. Sprlngle, C. Dorwin. William Spier, William Dow, Walter Benny, Jolin Red path, W. Murray, Johnson Thomson, Benjamin Lyman, George Hagar. Joseph M Ross, Hon. J. Ferrier, John Torrance, John J. Day, William I^earmont, G. B. Mulr,

George H. Frothlogbam ; Richard Spriglngs, superintendent. ,

Agricultubal AasoQAnoN ov I/Owkr Canada. -W. L. Felton, Esq., gherbrooke, president -0. Duval. Esq., Three Rivers, Tst vlce-pre-

Bldent ; W. Boa, Esq. , St. Laurent, 2nd vice-president ; G. Loclerc,

Esq. , secretary and treasurer.

MONTRRAL AORICCI.TURALAND HORTICULTURAL SocreTY.—G. DCSbaratS,

Esq. ; Lyman. E.sq. , vice-president ; S. Bagg, G. W. , president S. J. Stephens, J. Cooper, J. Forrler, Jun., R. Spriglngs, J. Thayer, Jun.,

£. Atwater, committee ; J. Smith, treasurer ; J. £. Pell, setretary.

II ff I ,.f' . t institutions;

MeRcnANTS* Exchanqb and Rrading Room.—Established May, 1864, IncoriK)rated by Act of PnrliamcFit, May 23rd, 1853.—D. L. HacDoa-

gail, Chairman ; J. G. Dinning, Secretary. ce : Corner St.

Mbchamgs' Instttutii of Montbbal.—Incorporated 1846— Hector

Munro, President ; John C. Beckct, Vice President ; Robt. Irwin,

Corresponding Secretary ; Juo. E. Pell, Recording Secretary ; N. B.

Corse, Librarian ; W. Kcmnedy, Treasurer ; Jonathan Findlay, Cab- iuet-Kcftper. Committee—Mess rH. Geo. Gray, P. McQulsten, ThOB. Feascnden, Robt. Gardiner, A. Bertram and William Reld. . ;

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MKKCA.rnLR Ijrrart AsfHiofATiov.—Wni. Nlvln, Preuldont ; R. W.

Matchitl, Vice-ProsWent ; J. C SIntcu, CorroHponding Secretary;

S. Caldocott, Recording Secretary : \. U Sicvwrighif Trua.«uror. Directors ;— S. J. Lyman, A Mllloy, R. ThomHS. T L. SU^olo, E. Jud^o, J. IVwitt, O. R Jacques, S Stcplieus, J. D. Sutherland, P. D. BrowD. C. G. B. Hankln, Ubrarian.

Boaud of ART8 AjfO MANiTFAfrrRKS ronLoWKRCANADA.—J. Redpalh,

President ; W. Rodden, Vice -President ; N. B. Corso, Treasurer B. ; Cbainbcrlin, Secretary. ^ •r^c VAu a't*k I A^ \l*"r

Montreal Oratorio S*)aKTY.---Strachau Belhune, Esq., President;

Fred. lj»wford, Eaq., Vice-President ; James Forrier, Jun., Esq.,

Treasurer ; J. Taylor, Secretary ; T. .Montgomery, Librarian.

Ommitte^. —Messrs . Wm. Hilton, Ed. Woods, John Kerry, James

Norria. . . ^ ^ . ,,

iNSxrnTCAjrADiKN.-Hon. L. A. l>easaullo8. President ; C. F. Papi ^" - "

neau, Ist Vice-President ; Antoine Tellier, '2nd V'ict^-Prcsident ; Vtetle-

rlc lAnctot, Corres|)ondlng {Secretary ; Gonzalve Doutre, Recording

Secretary ; Cyrllle Rertrand, Assistant HocordinKSecreUtry; Aumble

Jodoin, ^H3U ., Treasurer ; J. N. DuMontiguy, Librarian ; Jos. Buu- chard, Assistant Librarian.

iMmruT Canadisn Francais.— E. J. V. Rognaud, President; L.

Lesage, Ist Vice-President ; Jos. Royal, *2n

Trudeau, Treasurer ; P. S. Murphy, A::slstant Treasurer ; J. A. A.

Belle, Cor res jKmding Secretary ; J. O. Joseph, Recording f^ecretary; P. O. Archambault, Assistant Recording Secretary; . McMuUoi],

Ltbrariau ; S. Uellnas, Assistant Librarian.

Natttral RnrroRT Socirrr.—The I^ord Bishop of Montreal and Me-

tropohun. President: Sir W. K. Logan, LL.D. , F.R.S. , Principal Pawson, LL.D., F.R.S., Rev. A. F. Kemp, Mr. W. H. A. l^ivics, T. Sterry Hunt, M A.,F R.S., E. Bllllug.s, F.R.S., Vice-Pn'sldeul3

W. H. Hlngston, M.D., Corresponding Secretary ; Mr. John I^em

iBg, Recording Secretary ; Mr. James Ferrlor, Jun., Treasurer ; R. €ralk,M.D., Curator. Council.— Eev. Dr. DcSda, Messrs. E. Murphy, Stanley G. Bagg, Alfred Rimmcr, W. Fraser, M.D.. D. A. Poo, Professor P. J. Darey, M. A., Professor A. Johnson, LL.D., C. Robb, C.E. Ltifrary ChmmiUu.—MeBArs. J. C. liecket, H. Rose, Professor Cornish, Dr. Fen wick, and D. Mackay. £dUing CommitUe qf the '' NaturalitU'-Ur. D. A. Poe, AcUog Editor ; Principal Dawsoo. Prol. T. 8. Hunt, Mr. E. Billings, Prof. Robins, W. U. HlDgstoOy M.D., Afid Mr. Joha UvuiUig. D MONTRBAL. 86

MofiiiL UMVBRsmr SorurrT.— B. Chatnberlln, M.A., PreBluenl ; W. n. IIlngBion, M.D., Ist VIoe-ProHldont ; R. H. Stopben^, n.C.L., 2inl VlcoFroBident ; R. A. l^ach, U.C.L., Secretary -Troodurer.

NATIONAL SOCIETIES. »^c\

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St. Andrew's SocncrY— Hon. James Ferrier, President; J C.

Rocket, iHt Vlco-Proslilent , J. P. Clark, 2na Vlce-Prosld'^nt ; W. P.

McLaren, Secretary ; James t^towart, Assistant Sccretury ; .'.ndw. Kobcrlson, Treasurer "V. W. Snod^'rass and Rev. Dr. I'aylor,

Chaplains ; Dr. Fra-soi I Dr. W. H Taylor, I'hysiclacs ; W. Bur- Dutt, T. Watson, J. Hrildiiiio, M. Uutcbeson, and C. Alexander, Man-

agers ; G. Templeton, I). Mackay, A. McGibbon, John Rhynas, John

Mitchell, Committee of Accountd ; J. D. Henderzon and R. Gairdner, Committee of Instalment.

TI^^^•U8 Bocisty.—R. Reld, President ; Thomas Marshall, Vice do ;

Alex. Mclntyre, Secretary ; R. Gardner, Treasurer. CommWc* .—Geo. Hunter, A. Brodle, E. Murray, W. Tassey, O. Bell. •"" ~t -.

CATRoo.viAif Socnmr.—A. A. Stevenson, President ; A. G. IJndsay,

1st ; Secretary W. Miller, Vice do. ; G. Bt^ll, 2nd do. D. Buchanan, ; AsslBtantdo. Jfano^erj .-^Messrs. Mcintosh, Se liar. Allen, Ritchie, Cunningham, Forsyth, Bertram, Christie, Rose, MoQuhae, McGibbon, Muclvuy.

St. Patrick'h SoaCTT—Thomas McKenna, President ; E. McReown 1st McGufre, Treas Vice do. ; Don is Downey, 2ud do. do. ; W. P. ; J. J. rec. do. W. Mans- Curranjcorresp. Secretary ; P. O'Meara, ; field, Assist roc. do. Chaplains^Kov. P. Dowd and the clergy of St. Patrick's Church. PAynciarM—Drs. Monagan and 0*Leary. Commi^g .—Messrs. E. Murphy, P. Woods, D. Lyons, M. Cuddlhy, J. Mnrphy, M. O'Laughlln, B. Murphy, W. Bronnan, A. Brogan, M. Murphy, P. Jordan, F. B. McNamee, M. F. Colovin, J. Duggan, J. McKeown, Thomas Mullin, B. Tansey, H. Murphy. ifarsAali:—

Grand Marshal, M. Doherty ; at'slst. do., John Charles ; do. do., Jos.

Clorac, Thos. Mathews, R. McSh«uie. •^ " * ^ i

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Nkw-England Soanr.—H. A. Nelson^ President; P. D. Browne, let Vice-President ; Champion Brown, 2nd Vice-President ; Clark

Fitts, 3rd Vice-President ; B. P. Paige, 4th Vice-President ; D. T.

Irish, Treasurer ; Jacob DeWitt, Corresponding Secretary ; E. I. Bancroft, Recording Secretary. Board cf O^^lo^rt. ---Samuel Browning, C. P. lAdd, Dr. J. A. Basin, J. D. Nutter, George Hagar, G. N. Warren, Freedom Hill, H. W. Atwater, Gilman Cheney.

Gkrxa!! SoaRT.—Gerhard Lomer, President ; E Haeasgen, Vice-

President : F. Rasche, Secretary ; L. Gnaodlnger. Treasurer : J.

Bealc, E. Haeusgen, W. Riepert, Charitable Comroitiee ; F. Fiscner, J. Plamp, G. Schnepper, and H. Gebhard, Stewards.

St. Jban Baptisti Socirtt.—Hon. G. R. S. de Beaqjeu, President R. A. R. Hubert, A. E. Montmarquet, Hubert Parfe, and Olivier

Frechette, Vice-Presidents ; R. Trudeau. Treasurer ; Louis Beaudry,

Grand Marshal ; R. BeUemare, Redording Secretary ; H. Fabre,

Corresponding Secretary ; S. H. Trudel,M.D., Physician; Rev. M. Preyost, Chaplain. BENEVOLENT. to ttmninmfXJ

Ladiks* BsjfSFOLiNT Socnrr.—Mrs. CGeddes^lst Directress ; Mrs.

T. Paton, 2nd do. ; Mrs. T. Gordon, Treasurer ; Miss F. Byans, Sec-

retary ; Mrs. Ogdcn, Secretary for Children.

9t. Patrick's BsNiroLBirr Societt. —John Brown, President ; Thos.

Brennan, Ist Vice do. ; Ed. Spellman, 2nd do. ; Jas. O^Farrell, Sec-

retary ; F. Cassidy, assist, do. ; M. Murphy, Treasurer ; M. Bergin,

oollecting do. ; Thos. Drl^coII, assist col. 4b*

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FiREMENs' Brnsvolbnt Socibtt.—Alex. Bertram, President; P.

Gboper and M. Moses, Vice do. ; W. Dalton, Secretary : 0. W. Slack,

assist, do. ; A. McKaughton, Treasurer.

PRonSTAifr Obphav Astlum—Mrs. Boss, Ist Directress; Mrs. Moflktt, 2nd. do. ; Mrs. lee, Treasurer Mrs. Secretary Ty ; McCord, ; Mr. and Mrs. Cribb, Saperlntendent and Matron.

- RomAv Cathouo Obpbait Aotluk Mrs. Boathlllier, directress

Mrs. Ostell, assist, do. ; Mrs. Jules QoesDeL treas. ; Miss Petit, Sap* erintendent H .n .> ; .

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ff '»,:. .;#,T uit. : -J, TEMPERANCE. ^.'T'ri'n.rr^'?

Grand Div. S. T., C. E.—Head Quarters, Montreal,—U, D. Jordan, n Waterloo, G.W. P.; W. Russel, Quebec, G.W. A.; John 8. Hall, Montreftl, G.S.; Henry Cole, Graoby, G.T.; Rev. A. Duff, Sher-

brooke, G. Chap.; John N. Mills, Bedford, G.C. ; P. H. Burton, Montreal, 6. ^en.; Geo. M. Rose, Quebec, P. G.W. P.; Wm. Mc- Cormick, Montreal, D.G.W.P . , ^

Soxs OF Temperajpcb —Howard Division^ No. 1, meets every Thurs- day evening, in Odd Fellows* Hall, Great St. Janaes Street. Eastern Star Division^ No. 49, meets every Thursday evening, over Mr. Wilson's printing office, ^otre Dame Street. St. Henry Union Divisi'm, No. 53, meets every Monday evening, at the village or St. Henry (Tanneries). St. Charles Division^ No. 61, meets at Point St Charles, Brown's ^ School-House, every Monday evening. Mechanics^ Division, No. 65, meets erery Wednesday evening, at the Factories, Cote St. Paul. « r *r,.-^j>>p •r,,t^->,u -^,.^^y.*:, /f

Montreal Temperancb SoaBTV.—J. Dougall, President ; R. Camp-

bell, Treasurer; J. C. Becket, Corresponding Secretary ; J. S. Hall, Recording Secretary.

—— ' • tt Rbchabitrs.—Perseverance Tent meets every Taesday evening, S8 Great St. Jame;i ^bireet.

y St. Patrick*s Total Abstimbnok Soctbty.—Rev. Mr. Hogan, Presi- dent and Director; B. Devlin, Ist Vice-President ; Giristopher Mc I'-

Cormick, 2nd Vice-President ; P. J. Durack, Treasurer ; Thos. B. CpQsedine, Secretary. > RELIGIOUS.

French Ganadun Missionary Socibty—Lieut. -Col. Wilgress, R.A.^

President ; Hon. J. Ferrier, J. Redpath, Rev W. Taylor, D.O., and

J. Dougall, Vice-Presidents ; J. Court, Treasurer ; Revds.H. Wilkes, D.D., J. B. Bonar, Honorary Secretaries; Rev. A. F. Kemp, General Secretary. I,,

Montreal Auxiliary Birlb Socibty.—Captain Maltland, President Hon. J^ Ferrier, J. Mathewson, Rev. Dr. Wilkes, Rev. Dr. Taylor,

John Smith. Vice-Presidents ; T. M. Taylor, Corresponding Secretary; •v.

Professor Cornish, Recording Secretary ; I). Davidson, Treasurer ; J,

Milne, General Agent and Depositary ; Rev. James Green , Travelling

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Rbiigiocs Tract SoaOTT.--.^. Davidson , President ; Principal Daw-

son and T. M. Taylor, Tico-Presideni^ ; H. Vennor, Treasurer ; Rev.

Geo. Cornish, Secretary ; James Milne, Depositary.

Suh-CommUtee, for CUy Colporlage and Trad DistrHmHon.—J , A.

Mathewson, Secretary ; Professor Cornish and J. Murphy. f' Canada Sunday Scbool Union.—Hon. James Ferrlor, President J. H. Maitland, John Kedpatb, Principal Dawson, Alexander Morris,

H. A. Nelson, J. C. Becket, Vice-Presidents ; James Court, Treas-

urer ; Rev. J. B. Bouar, Correfsponding Secretary; S. B. Scott, f

Recording Secretary ; James Milne, Depositary.

Ladibs' BreLV Association.—Mrs. Davidson, President ;. Mrs. J. W.

Dawson, Vice-President ; Mrs. D. Torrance, Treasurer ; Mrs. J. Ferrier, Jun , Secretary. .

Wesleyan Missionary SocntTT.-"J. Ferrler, Jan., Treasurer ;-J. A. Mathewson, Secretary^

Wklbyan Sunday School Union.—Rev. E. B. Harper, President

T. Pattoo , Secretary - _ ^ ^ ,;

* YouNQ Men's CnmsnAN Association and Cry Mission.—/^ooiim. Mechanics^ Hall. F. E. Grarton, President; R. G. Jamieson, Cor«

responding Secretary ; Messrs. Masscy and Millen, Missionaries.

OfcntCH Society or the Diocese of MoNTii«AL.~Ris Excellency tbd Right Honorable Lord Viscount Monk, Governor General of British

North America, patron ; the most Reverend the Lord Bishop of

Montreal, and Metropolian, President ; Hon George Bfoffatt,HoD. Mr. justice Aylwin, Hon. Mr. Justice Badgley, Hon. Mr. Justice McCord, Hon. J. P^ngman, Col. Wiigress, Col. Austin, C. Phillips, Thos. Selby, W. Baker, the Very Reverend* tbe Dean of Montreal, the Rev Canon Leach, the Principal of LenonxviUe College, Major Campbell, C.B., Colonel Stephens Baker, Rev. Canon Reld, Kev. Canon Townsond, and all Chairmen of former District Associations of this Society, Vice-Presidents. Office, Cathedral School House, University avenue.

' CbLONiAi Churcb and Scbool Society.—>Incorporated by Act of

Parliament- Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, patron ; His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, and His Grace the Archbishop

of York, Vice-patrons ; Corresponding Committee of the Diocese of

Montreal : the Most Reverend the Lord Bishop of Montreal, and Me-

tropolitan, President ; A. H. Campbell, Commercial Bank of Canada,

Treasurer ; Rev. William Bond, Secretary ; Thomas Evans, asist. do. Place of meeting, 30 Bonaventure Street, first Wednesday of every month at half past two o'clock. ,

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-*;* 'jvm-- I :'> /-v! CHURCHES, CHAPELS, &c. '3 1 y >-5< ROMAN CATHOLIC.

Tho Right Rev. Ig. Bonrgct, Bishop of Montreal ; the Right Rev. J. I Larocque, Bishop of SIdoDia and Coadjutor of Montreal. Seminary of Montreal.—U}i. D Granet, V. 6. Superieur; P. Bil- laudele, V. G. ; N. Dufresne, J. Comte, Proc. ; J. Arrand, L.Regourd, L. Villoueuve, B. Granjon, E. Picard, M. Bonnissant, A. Barbarin, J. Aoustln, L. Pelllssler, S. Denis, L. Billion. H. Prevost, V. Rousselot, F. Daniel, J. Perrault, C. Desmaznres. A. Giband, J. Bardey, D. Tambareau, P. Rousseau, R. Rousseau.' J. Taliet, J. Archambault, T. Parent, E. Viger, L. Colin, G. Leclair.

Mission du Lac dei Deux ifonto^^ne*.—MM. A. Mercicr , directeor ; A. Cuog, J. Palatio. ilglise de Notre Ihxmede TovU traces.—MM. F. Lacan, directeur; J. B. Marsolais. ^ •~'' i .,;«.- *

ilgliie St. ./aestief.—MM. A. Dimplon, directeur ; fl. Lenoir, V. Sorin.

tylise St, PcUrice.—MM. P. Dowd, directeur ; J. Toupiu, M. O'Brien

J. Hogan, J. Brown.F. BakewelL . \^

Hotel Z>ieu.—MM. Nercam, directeur ; P. Deguire.

Chrand Shninaire ai the Mountain. —MM. J. Baile, directeur ; J. B. Larue, H. Rouxel, A. Vactaer, A. Trancbemontagne.

CdUiege de Montreal. -"M}i. C. Lenoir, directenr ; J. Delavlgne, J. Singer, J. Moyen, M. O'Farrell, D. Lefebvre, L. Sentenne. -^^'^^ St. Martf't CoUeffe (Jotittt).—RR. PP. F. Vignon, P. Martin, A. Harvequez, A. LArcher, Hersen, Michel, Mignard, Pillard. • --^ v^*^ Novicai det JesuiUt au SauU au RecolleL—lELB. PP. Sachez, Des- yardens. . SL Joseph^8 Agylvm, Longue P<4nie.-"yLM. A. Brals, P. Mercure.

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Parish Church : High Mass, morning, at 9^ ; Vespers at 3 o'clock. St. Patrick's Church : High Mass, morning, 6J^; Vespers at 3 o'clock.

Bonsecours Church : Morning Service at lj4 ; Kveniug Service at5>^. St. James Church : High Mass, morning, 9>|^ ; Vespers at 3 o'clock. Cathedral (Bishop Church): High Mass, morning, at 9>i^ ; Vespers at 3 o'clock.

St. Ann's Church : Morning Service at 8 o'clock.

St. Bridget's Church : Morning Service at 7>^. St. Peter's Church : High Mass, morning, 9>|( ; Vespers at 2)^ p.m. 90 CH(JB0HB8| ITO.

PROTESTANT. Church or EifGLAND.-^Tbe Right Rev. Francis Fulford, D.D., Lord Bishop of Montreal.

Cathedral Clergy : Very Rev. J. Bethime, D.D., Rector and Dean ; Rev. Canon Thompson, let Assistant Minister; Rey. Canon White, 2nd Assistant Minister. Trinity Church: Rev. Oanon Bancroft, M.A.; Rev. W. Curran, Assistant Minister. St. George's: Rev. Canon Leach, D.C.L., Incumbent; Rev. W. Bond, Assistant Minister.

St. Stephen's : Rev. J. Ellegood.

St. Lulce's : Rev. J. Irwin. St. Mary's (Hocbolaga): Rev. R. R. Burrage. y Hours of Service.'^C&ihedrski^ daiij, at 11)^ a.m. and 6 p.m., ttom Eastcr-day to 1st October, and 4 p.m. the rest of the year Sundays,

at 11 a.m. ; for military, 1>^ p.m. ; 3>^ p.m., and evening at 7. All others at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. K-;- .,'*i-.'. ffwifw , ttt- »A»

I Church of Scotland. —St. Andrew's, Rev. Dr. Mathie3on,Ila.m., and 7 p.m. Sunday School. 3 p.m. St. Paul's: Rev. W. Snodgrass^, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School, 3 p.m. I iCanada Prbsbttirmn CHDRCH--St. Gabriel Street, Rev. A. F. Kemp, ll. and School, a.m 7^ P.in. Sunday 2)^^ p.m.. f Cote Street, Rev. D. H. McVicar, 11 a.m. and 7 p.OL Sunday School, 3 p.m. ^ Lagauchetlere Street, Rev. Dr. IVtylor, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sun- day School at 8 p.m. ^

?; American Prksbttkriait.—Great ^t. James Street, Rev. James B. Bonar, U a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday Sobool, 9)^ a.m.

1 : 1 Frrxch Protbstant.—Corner of Dorchester and St. Charles Ba-

romee Street : Rev. J. E. Tanner, 11 a.m.

Wbsletan MKTHomsTS.—Great St. James Street, Rev. E. B. Harper, If .A., No. 2 Hanover Terrace.

-^ GriflQntown : Rev. J. H. Johnson, M.A.

Quebec Suburbs : Rev. W. R. Parker, B.A, Service at all the above plaoes, lOK a-m. and d>^ p.m. Sunday School, at all the above and at the Weeleyan School House, corner of

Dorchester and St. Charles Baromee Streets. ^/^ UOJTVMkL. 91

Mkthodist Nkw Goitnkxion.—Saiem Church, Panet Street, Quebec * n Rev. Wm. Eeam. Suburbs, .;

Ebonezer Church : Dupre Lane, Rev. J. Shuttleworth. Residence of both Ministers, opposite Ebenezer Church, Dupre Lane. Sorvico at 10>^ a.m. and (^^ p.m. Sunday School, 2 p.m. at each place.

CoNOREGATioNiL —ZioD, Radegoudo Street, Rev. Dr. Wilkes, 11 a.m and 7 p.m. Sunday School, .3 p.m. rt^.i a

BjipnsT, Beaver Hall Hill, Rev. Dr. Goadby, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. I Sftoday School, 9>^ a.m.

CNmRxiir, Beaver Hall, Rev. John Cordner, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School, 9>i^ a.m.

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MoznuKAL CRionvr CLUB.->Sir. W. F. Williams, President ; T. Bacon,

Vice do. : W. F. Kay. Secretary : S. Morgan, Treasurer. Committee —Capt. Beresford. S.F. Gds., Capt Bloomfleld, 47th, Gapt. Phillips, y Gren. Gds. , Gapt. Hogge, 16th, F. H. Fisher, T. Dunlop.

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•s, SoaAt CRicmT Clitb.—A. McPherson, President ; R. W. liatchttt,

Vice do. ; Chas. Hanson, Secretary ; W. V. Davrson, Treasurer. Committee—J. Bronsdon, W. McFarlane, T. W. Wragg.

UifiTiD CiuoKSt Club. -W. H. Stanley, President; 0. E. Colson,

Vice-President ; Frank Bond, Treasurer ; S. Popham, Secretary,

Committee : Messrs. Smith, Tyre, and ElHot.

Mox^rRBAL CuRUNO Cli7B.—Robert Simms, Fresident ; Wm. Milkier

ham, Vice-President ; James Tyre, Treasurer ; Geo. Denholm, Secro:

tary ; Andrew Law and H. L. Macdougall, Representative Members.

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TtesTLB CuRUNG Club J. Benning, President ; J. Thompson, Vice do. ; 0. H. Gould, Treasurer ; H. Atwater, Secretary. Represeiita* tive Members.~A. Allan and G. Shaw. Committee^Peter Robertson, T. Kershaw, D. Shaw, C. Hamilton. • —« fi'tfi ')/ Cambdonu CusunoClub.—R. Gardner, President; O. F. Prow8«^

Vice-President ; F. Flrxnaii, S^retiu^j^ ai^d triMWurer. )

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^ lfo>TRBAi. Cii£8S (i^i.UB.—H« A. Howe, rrcsidcDt ; Cbs. Glackmoyer,

and John Popham, Vice do. ; T. Watkins, Secretary and Treasurer. ComVnittee—J. W. Ritchie, Thos. Darling, I. G. Anchor, R. W. Mat- chitt, L. J. Lamontagne. Oub-Room, Nordheimer^i} Hall, Great ^t. James Street. )<•<'

MoNTRKAL Gtmnaotio Club.—R. fl. Stephens, President ; J. L.

Morris and W. B. Lambe, Vlc©-Pre.^ldents ; F. S. Barnjum, Secre-

tary ; W. v. DawsoD, Treasurer. Committee : J. T. Molson, J. J. Redpath, M. Lemoiue, T. 8. Hunter, E. W. Eadle. t ' ».i

Montreal Skatxttg CLrB.*-Slr W. F. Williams, President; A. .^. Heward, Vice do. ; Henry McKay, Secretary and Treasurer. '>^.r,^/V Committee of Management.—Thos. Gordon, A. H. Lunn, W. Osborne Smith, F. J. Brady, J. W. Hopkins, Gordon McKonzie, Jas. S. Tyre, Jas. G. Johnson. Committee for Election of Members— A. M. Dellslo, W. Smith, Thos Gordon, A. Heward, Henry Budden, A. H. Lunn, Gordon

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St. Gkorge's Snow-Sbov Club.—Thomas Parsons. President ; Ed.

Irwin, Vice-President ; Albert Morris, Secretary-Treasurer. Com-

.;i mittee : Messrs. Macfkrlane, Hillock, Cutland, Beaumont, and Mahalg.

'i Aitrora Snow Shob Clvb.—R. Gray, President ; T R. Wragg, Ist

Vice do. ; J. Wilkinson, 2d do. do. ; J. D. Gray, Treasurer ; John ! : I^nox, Secretary. Commiltee—J. T» Beilby, J. Hurley, J. L. Tetu, H. Walker, John Oissels. if ]

Axbrica SNow-Sbob CLvb.—J. M. Holland, President ; P. B. Brlggs,

Vice-President; W. A. Germon, Secretary ; J. W. Heaney, Treas-

urer. Gotnmlttee of Management : W. Cnllen, A. Felce, G. Groves,

J, Cbtrkin, I>. Desautelle. \ 'i i ii"'

Erina Snow-Sbob Club.—T. Nicholson, President ; I. Watson and

P. McGeehin, Vice-Presidents ; P. F. Walsh, Secretary -Treasurer.

Committee of Management : Messrs. Rigney, Rooney, Rafter, Bear- dow, and Sweeny.

Excelsior Snow Sbob Club.--A. Mclntyre, President ; A. Brodie, Vlce-Pres.; E. Murray, Secretary: W. Minto, Treasurer. Com- mittee : Messrs. W. Gault, J. Dougall, J. Urqubart, G. Boon, and J. Wamock.

Montreal Snow-Sbob Club.—N. H- Hughes, President ; George

Parys andfl. W. Rintoul,yice-Presidents ; W. H. Wootvii«AV M

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i^k .1 94 MA80KI0. ! *• '^Wi ^ '**l^ir' » MASONIC. li '^Iml' • '> 'i^'uKt* ' 'i'^pi « PROVINCTAL GRAND LODGE. i^'f^yi^ MofUrecUand }Vm Hmry. M :i»r R.W. Br. Hon. Mr. Justice Badgley, P.G.M. it Griffln, D. P.G.M. ,] Frederick

Meetings : Second Monday in May and November. 'T^HI" ' JiMK§l^'r 1, ROYAL ARCH MASONRY. 'linPw'* ||ffi6j^|^- .; M. I. Com. Hon. Mr. Justice Badgley, P.G., Superintendent for Canada. '11^' ^ ' - ST. PAUL'S ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 614, E.R. ^mK.' [; 'S« ''W' 1' ) \ "^T' AOacJud to St, PauVi Lodge. I . » . "^ l»»l^'-•'K h *.- Strachan Bethune,Z.; D. Collis, .- '* M.E.C. M.E.C. R. H.; A. Is M EC. ;^ . ;^^ H. McOalman, J.; EC. Walter Scott. E.; E.C. J. W. HoplcinB, N.; • ft* ' f- *^ 1 E.C. Joseph Wallcer, Treasurer; E. A. C. Hoolcer,P.S.; C. Duncan

Robertson, ; Robert , Janitor. -. fij;!-^ A.S. Colquhoun i ill" t^j^^iji., ,i 'V ' ^ St. PAUL'S LODGE, No. 614, R.B. -' ^' jBRiti

V.W^ Brother John S. D. MoGill, captain R. C. RiQcs, W.M. ; T.W.

Brother Archibald Hamilton McCalman, P.M. ; Brother Wm. Osborno Smith, S.W.; Rufus Fairbanks, J.W.; Joseph Walker, Treasurer;

Thomas F. Blackwood, Secretary Richard A. Brooke, S.D. ; Brown .-SE. ; Chamberlin^J.D.; Wm. B. Lambe, D.C. ; James Rose, I.G. ; Robert

' '^'wqI^' Colquhoun, Tyler ; William B. Allan, Asst. T. «'' 4 ST. GEORGE'S LODGE, No. REGISTRY, n ; 5- ;. I 64«, ENGUSH William George Slack, W.M.; George Nunn, P.M.; Joseph Mag- loire Do^ardins,S.W.; Ambrose Case Weeks, J. W.; John Harold, Treasurer; Alfred h^andham, Secretary: Wm. Johnson, Assistant

* Secretary Wm. Buckhafti, S.D. ; Paoi Cote, J.D.; Charles Henry Binger,I.G.; Angelo Michelle Francisco Gianelli, Director of Core-

mooles I Wilson Black Allan, Tyler. n- e

ST. LAWRENCE LODGE, No. 023, R.E. Thomas Mllton,W.M.; Romeo H. Stephens, P.M.; John McPher-

Bon, S.W.; Henry Henderson, J.W.; Wm. McGill Secretary ; R.

P. McGinnka, Treasurer ; Alei. McDonald. S. P. M[>! B. McPhorson,

J.D. ; Wm. Easton, p.C. ; Cliarles Brush, I.G.; W. B. Allan, Tyler. The regular meetings of St. Lawrenoe Lodge are held at 804 Notre

fi H Dame Street^ on the first Tuoiday in e«ch month.

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ELGIN LODGE, No. 348, R.S. R W. Thoraes Yeoman, R.W.M.; James Smith, R.W.P.M.; O. Batty, W.D.M.; H. 8. Walker, W.S.M.; J. C. Furnlval, W.S.W.;

• J. McNab, J.W G SaDderson : Treasurer ; Henry Rose, Secretary ; W. Blackburn, S.D. , J.D. , I.G. ; W. B. Allan, Tyler Meets first Monday in every month, at 304 Notre Dame Street. <^'*'<^

GRAND CHAPTER OF CANADA. » M.E. Comp. J. C. Franck, G.Z.; R.E. do., E. Hoathflcid, H.; i R.E. do.,W. B. Simpson, J.; R.E. do., T. B. Harris, Scribe E. R.E. do ,G. W. Whitehead, do. N.; R.E. do., T. J. Angel, P.S.;

R.E. do., D. Curtis, Treasurer ; R.E. do., L. H. Henderson, Regis- trar T. McMullin, Janitor. r Comp. , J u^:,t^/.>^

8T. GEORGE'S LODGE, No. 19, C.R. i •'I s R.W. Bro. A. A. Stevenson, D.D.G.M., W.M,; R.W. Bro. A.W''

Ogilvie, P.M.; Bro. Lodger Labelle, S.W.; Robt. A. Smith, J.W. J.

David Moss, Treasurer ; Alex. Taylor, Secretary: A. J. W. Laidlaw, ->1 S.D. ; Robert Irwin, J.D. ; Nell Douglas, I.G. ; Wm. Hannah, Tyler ; Harry Seymour, D.C. Meets on third Tuesday of each month in the Masonic Hall, comer il Place d'Armes and Noire Dame Street.

f-t. 4 LODGE OF ANTIQUITY, B.C. i E. Morris, Scholes, Trottler, R.W. W.M.; W.R. M. P.Mj^ A. A. i it S.W.; S. Littauer. J.W.; B. Levin, Treasurer ; W. Wltbey, Secre-

tary ; Wm. Hannah, Tyler. > Meets first Tuesday in every month, at thie Masonio Hall, Plaoe

d'Armes. ,. .

KILWINNING LODGE OF MONTREAL, No. 124, R. OF 0. R. Wor. Bro. John Helder Isaacson, W.M.; V.W.B. John Boyd,^ P.M.; Jno. Renshaw, S.W.; Wm. Stewart, J.W. Caldecott,

Treasurer ; Alex. Cblsholm, Secretary : L. Steale, S.D.; Otto Mevee,

J.I). ; J. Clarke, I.G. ; W. Hannah, Tyler. y Meets second Monday in every month, at Masonic Hall, Place d*Armes. Number 90 members. '4

CARNARVON ROYAL CHAPTER, No. 21, R.E. Comp. A. Bernard, P.Z.; E. Comp. L. L. Levey, — Z.; B. ifU Comp. G. W. Towner, H.; E. Comp. A. A. Stevenson, I.; Comp. R. A. Smith, Scribe £.; Omp. A. W. Ogilvie, Scribe N.; Compel

S. Browning, Treasurer ; Comp. W. Hannah, Janitor, ^-i^^^m .«* . # 96 UUTtA. hi .Of" MILITIA DEPARTMENT. • rf - hMi rtt AxwirrAsrr Gkniral's Omcs.—Ucut. Col. tho Hon. U. A.aeSala* berry, Dep Adjt. Gen., Lower Canada; Lieut. Col Walker Powell, *M Dep. A^i. Gen., Upiier Canada : Robert Berry, Chief Clerk and Ac- counUnt; W. R. Wright, ThoB. Wily, F. X. Unjbert, C. H. O'Meara, Cyrille JuDot, Grant Seymour, T. LaRose, Clerks* ^i^i

Ninth Miutaky Distkicf, C. E., Major William Saoho, Asflist. A

"ill MoNTRKAL VoLrBrrsBK Cavalry. —Class A. —Lieot. Col. commanding,

E. D. David* Major, A. W. Ogilvie ; Ac^jutont. Major R. Lovelace;

Surgeon, A. W. Dellsle; Paymaster, F. D. Fulford ; Quartermaster, J. Sutherland. h^" . No. 1 Troop-^ohn Smith, Captain; John OgUvio, Lieutenant; Joseph Tees, Cornel.

No. 2 2Voop— P. Beaudry, Captain; , Lieutenant; Eusebe Ouimot, Cornet. Amnt

MoNTRKAL Field BATncRT or Arttllkht.—Alex. A. StovenilOD, Cap-

tain ; Wm. McGibbon, senior 1st lieutenant ; Joseph Bauden, junior

18 1st Lieutenant ; Thos. W. Boyd, 2nd Lientanant.

h^\ MoRTRSAL FOOT AmLLBRT.—Alez. Wabd, Okiptatn ; R. W. Isaac-

son, 1st lieutenant : James Mavor, 2nd Lieutenant. Both Ooatipanies or Artillery are under ths command of Mi^or H. Began. r .utt^..

III! 1st (oil Prinoi op Walks) V. U Ripls op Canaba.—Lieut. -Col. B.

I>evlin ; Minors : T. Alfred Evans and C. F. Hill. Oaptaim: J. W. Hanson, W. Middleton, E. Burns, H. Kavanagb, ITrank Bond, J. L. Bronsdon, L. A. Duflresae, A» A.ifeilleur, Peter ;v C. Moir. I IdeutenanU: Charles D. Hanson, O. B. Pearson. George Wilson, ;h'» F. Kernan, D. Rooney, W. J- Porteous, A. M. David, £.£. Beaudry, G. Brown. Efuigfu: J. R. Boyce, J. Garven, W. McDonald, H. J. Clarke, F. X. Gallagher, W. Farrell, W. Burland, E. A. Burrage, E. Holton, J. Perreauli, A. G. Lindsay, W. O. Slack.

Captain and AcUutant, Edwyn Evans ; Captain and Paymaster, S.

H4 May ; Lieutenant and Quartermaster, Peter Cooper ; Surgeon, W. E. Scott, M.D.^ Issistanl Surgeon, F. W. Oan4»bell, M.D. . — ;;

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"Tim R0TAL8."—Llout.-Col. n. L. Roulh ; Majors : The Houble. John Rose, M.P.P., and John Flelcbor. Captains : Walter Scott, Andrew Allan, Gordon MackonzIo^Tbomaa Kirby, John W. Hbpkius, Alexander Campbell, John Grunt, Henry Lvman. 'HeutenanU: Andrew liaw, John H. Routh, Alexander Rae Allan,

< Andrew F. Maophcrson, Frederick Mackenzie. Alexander Cowan. .

Emigns: James S. Tyre, Jackson Rae, Rufus Fairbanks, Hector' ^ 1 Maclccnzle, David Leaoh, Jumes Hamilton, Frederic S. Lyman, Wm. Crcighton I

.' PflywKM/er; Captain James t. Mathewson. i* ^"^ v«»'^ i^ A I

• ij Qaartfnmwtef.' Lieutenant George Winks. " . 1 Tni/brm; Scarlet, blue facings. fr> .- — - : naa^

ViCTOKiA V. M. RiFLKS. ---Lieut. -Col W. Osborne Smith ; Majors: J. G. K. Houghton and Augustus Heward ; Lieutenant Thos. Bacon, Adjutant.

No, 1 Gompany—J. 6. Johnson, captain ; Hartd . S. MacDougall, lieutenant; Louis Stevenson, ensign. ;^«Hao.u ^iti:

No. 2 Oompany—Vfrn. Nivin, captain ; J. Ur^ubart, lleutenaiit

, ensign.

No, 8 CSompon^—Thos. Ogilvy, captain ; — , lieatenant W. H. Hutton, ensign.

No. 4 Company-^A\9X, Henderson, captain ; Hy. Budden, lieuten-

ant ; Wm. Hall, ensign.

• i No. 6 Company—Capt. Crawford ; . ^ i v tai,i , lieutenant ; John M. Bellhouse, ensign. is hm-jr;!

No. 6 Otmipany—Wm. Thos. MoGrathy captain ; Francis Scholes,

lieutenant; J. J. Redpath, ensign. ,,'ji,LL ,v ..^^ <,.:..,a , . .^^1

I .#• Ath Battalion, Hochblaga Dght Infantrt.—Lieut. -Col. Ashley

Hibbard, commanding ; Major Sir Edward Graham, Bart. Ff I No. 1 Oi/&pany—Robt. Wall, captain ; C. Bryson, lieutenant ; W. W. O^Brien, ensign.

No. 2 Company—Thos. Binmore, captain ; Geo. Home, lieutenant; Henry Henderson, ensign.

No. 3 Company—Gottlieb Reinhardt, captain ; F. Dettmers, lieu-

tenant ; George Reinhardt, ensign.

No. 4 Company—J. H. Isaacson, captain ; J. A. Rogers, lieutenant; G. G. Wolfe, ensign.

No. 5 Company—Q. Porter, captain ; W. A. Bates, lieutenant ; W. Goodfeliow, ensign.

No. 6 Company-'B. Ibbotson, captain ; S. N. Hearle, lieutenant J. Thompson, ensign. No. 7 Ckmipany "F, Crlspo, captain; W. H. Manby, lieutenant; C. A, Bice, ensign.

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No. 8 Compamy-'J. Martin, captain ; J. Aikin , lieutenant ; 3. Perry, ensign

iStajf. —Captain Samuel Filer, a(!yntant ; H. Ellis, quartermaster ; J. P. Rottot, surgeon ; O. Raymond, assistant surgeon.

** Chasseurs Canamins,** 4th BattauonY. M. of Montkial.—Lt.-

Colonel Charles Coursol ; Majors : Eraste Malhiot and Louis Nap. fill! DuTernay. No. 1 CofmHrny-'A, Audet, captain; S. Lefebvre, lieutenant; Tyrie Cou'iilard, ensign.

No 2 Company—J , B. £mond| captain ; J. B. Choquette, lieu-

\i,r^ tenant ; Cleophas Emond, ensign.

No. 3 Company—Joseph Beaudry, captain ; P. Lesperance, lieu- 1... •\ : tenant , ensign.

No, 4 Company—?. J. M. Cinq-Mars, captain ; Ludger Labelle, lieutenant; U. N. Louis, ensign.

No. 5 Company—C. C. Sp^nard, captain ; A. B. Lavallee, lieuten-

ant ; J. B. Ouilbault, ensign.

No, 6 Company—E. D. D*Orsonnens, captain ; J. L. Tetu, lieuten-

ant ; A. Hudon, ensign.

No, 7 Oompany—Leon Sp^aard, captain ; Francois Payette, lieu- tenant; A. Brunet. ensign. No. 8 Oomptmy^'?, E. Normandeau, captain »— lien- ; ,

tenant ; , ensign.

No, i Cmnpany—K, Bissonnetta, captain -, lieuten-

; ant , ensign.

No, 10 Company-''R

lieutenant ; F. J. D. Ricard, ensign.

iSto^.—G&ptaiD A. BaslBet, qnartermaster ; Joseph Barsalon, pay- » > master ; Louis Boyer, M.D., surgeon : Ur. E. Lemire, assistant

surgeon ; Ber. J. Perraalt, chaplaio ; Lieutonant L. J. B. Beaubien, adjutant. ./ , ,^ .,«,^.« tir

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Montreal Baitauon of Artiukby.—U6ut;.-CpIoDel R. S. Tylee, commanciing ; Major S. J. layman. ?i ^•4 Uc.ury iUcKAy. 1st Captain: *.f Brevet Major and Ut Captain: S. R. Evana. 1st Captains : George Sh.iw, Wm. Drumm, Jamos Ferrier, Jiin, 2nd Captains: Wnfi. Hobbs, 6. W. Boston, John Foatherstoxiei

Fredk. Colo, Gilbert Scott. • w- ic i 1st Lieutenant and Acting 4^djtUarU : J, W, 'Brown. 1st Lieutenants: Angus C Hooper, Wm. Fredk. Kay, Frederio)^

Kingston,, t'^ ^»i .?..},,« . .^ ^ m 2nd LieumarilM : George 3. Brush, Robert Walter Phillips* Bobt. White, Joseph Savage, Rob t. A. Splors, Wm. J. Walker, Thomas A* Crane. ,

Surgeon : Wm . Sutherland , Esq. , M . D , Assistant Surgeon: John Reddy, Esq., M-D,^ ^ .,,,.^^j i,'is^>«>i»\fa4iW Paymaster : 2nd Captain George Dowker. Quartermaster: 1st Lieutenant George Lulham.

DIRECTORY TO PUBLIC OFFICES.

Adjutant General's OflBce, Craig Street, near Sanguinet Street. Bankrupt Court, New Court House. Board of Trade, Merchant's Exchange. Chief Eng. Fire Department, City^ Hall, Bonsecours Market. City Clerk, do do

City Surveyor, , do do City Treasurer, do do aty Water Works, do do Commander of the Forces, 26 Notre Dame Street. Commissariat Office, 67 Notre Dame Street. Coroner of the District, 70 St. Denis Street. Custom -House, St. Paul Street and Custom-Houso Square. Clerk of the Peace and Crown, Court-Huuse. Commissioners for the Harbour of Montreal, CustomHouse Square. Emigration Office, 66 Commissioners Street. Excise, 94 Notre Dame Street. French Homan Catholic Orphan Asylum, Notre Dame Street, next Recollet Church. ^ Gas Company, 64 Gabriel Street. General Hospital, Dorchester corner St. Dominique Street Grand Trunk R.R. Offices, Point St. Charles. Geological Survey, 58 St Gabriel Street. Harbour Master, Custom* Hou^vj Square. Hotel Dieu Hospital, Upper St. Urbain Street. Ladies* Benevolent Institution, 33 Berthelot Street. Marriage Licenses, 11 Mount Royal Terrace. leo DUI10VOBT«

Montreal DispensarT. 100 Fortiflcatlon Lane. ^ Mdnireal Telegraph Company, St Sacrament Street. Natural HistOrj Society, University Avenue, near EngllBh CktheUral. Police Office, Jacques Cartier Square. Post Office, corner Great St James and St Francois Xavler Streets. Protestant Orphan Asylum, St. Catherine, near Drummond Street J Prothonotary'B Office, Coart-House. Registrar's Office, New Court House. Recorder's Court, Jacques Cartier Square. SheriiTs Offioe, New Court House. St Patrick's Orphan Asylum, acyoining St. Patrick's Church. Superintendent of Education, Old Goyemment House. Town 1l^)or, 62 Notre Dame Street.

United States Consul , 9 Great St James Street.

University Lying-in Hospital , 47 St. Urbaln Street i' I Wharflnger'8 Office, Custom-House ^uare. .«

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CORPORATION, OPFICBRS, &c.

Thomas Pope, Mayor. i oou;faijx>B8.

Alain, J. B. Klrwln, W. McGreery, T. Baliarge, C. Lfuroie, fi. Eoy, L. J. Burns,!. Laird, J. Benaud, J. B. ^1 " Gauvreau, P. Lemieux,1S. Robertson, A. Gibliu, J. LampBon,W. Rousseau, E. Hall, 6. Lemesurier, J. St. Pierre, G. Hearn, J. Merrill, A. St. Michel, C. JolicoQur, P. Marsden, Wm. TouraDgeau, J. OfnCIRS OV TBB OORPORinOlf.

F. X. Garneau, City Cleric ; N. Fages, Asst. do. ; A. Gauthier Astt. E. Dorion, City Treasurer ; J. Boomer, do. ; L. Book-keeper ;

A. Gagnon, Supernumerary ; J. Hamel, Oty Surveyor ; Theophile Baillarge, Assist, ditto; J. P. M. Leoourt, Architect, T. Trudel, Clerk.

WaUr Workt Office. , Water Works Manager ; H.

O'Donnell, Engineer, , W. IT. Superintendent ; J. Wright,

Collector ; A. B. McConnellf Clerk ; J. Rousseau, Overseer ; Pierre fioivin. Keeper of the Chateau d'Eau.

J. B. Bureau, Chief of Police ; E. Reynolds, Deputy do.; J. Gron- ^ din and A. S. Matte, Assessors ; S. Newton and Charles Moisen, m Auditors. Market Department *P. Walsh Clerk of the Lower Town Market t

M. 0*Leary, Uerk (^ the Upper town Market , Clerk or St. Paurs ditto ; J. 0. Bigaouette, Gerk of Jacques Gartler ditto L. N. Rheaume, Clerk of Cliamplain ditto. Pierre Campeau, Superintendent Fire Department. iZ0corder?< Gmrf.—Jacques Cremasie, Recorder ;C. L.t3eth!ngt| Clerk; J. A. Ely, Asst. do. ; P. Thibaudeau, B. lacrolz.J Baker.; D. Rosa, J. Courtney, E. Plante, J. Murphy, BailifBi. L. G. Baillarge, Attorney; A. B. SIros, Notary ; F. X. JulieOL Chief Messenger. POST OFFICE. -*' John Sewell, Psstmastsr. » R. G. Faaon,Patton, Assistant Poatmastsr.Poatmasisr. j David Logis, senior olerk ; R. Glover, window clerk_; F. M. BopoL andJ. E. Bolduo, money letter clerks ; P. Glngras, B. I erases, J« Gri^, C. ChamberliA, Ostufe BkxQii, fiMtyid Yeoghmiy cterlMl. ;

102 QlTIBVO.

COJ^SULATES. Belpium—A. Joseph, 59 St. Peter Street, L.T.

Denmark-"K. Ryan, 36 St. Peter Street. L.T. .^ , v, Ibance -Bfiron Gauldrec Bolll^au, 19 D'Auleufl Street, TJ.t. Hanseatic Cities of Germany- E. Ryan. 35 St. Peter Street, L.T. Norway and Sweden -A. Falkonberg, 40 St. Peter Street, L.T, PoHitgal -W. H. Tilstone, 8 St. Peter Street, L.T. Prusiia-' Hod. George Pemberton, 19 St. James Street, L.T. Jlaly-'-Oeo. Beswick, Mountain Hill, L.T. United Statet—Q. S. Ogden, Hunt's Wharf, L.T. .t^

-o«n!i?afj,i f .1 l»gar1Vv » BOARD OF TRADE.

CouNCit.—James G. Ro-^is, President ; A. Joseph, Vice-President

J. H. Clint, Treasurer ; A. Fraser, Secretary ; O. B. Renaud,P. Oarneau, H. Dubord, H, S. Scott, "W. Walker, Jr., James Dean, Jr.,

'*i W. G. Wurtele, D. D. Young, R. H. Smith, A. Thomson.

;- Hi., QUEBEC EXCHANGE. . V -».vtfjkr*. * f ' Managing CommVtee. -W. H. Anderson, Chairman; A. D. Bell,

H. J. Noad, D. D. Young, Hon. George Pemberton ; Robert Shaw,

Secretary-Treasurer ; Wm. Lane, Superintendent.

nmH }^mi^.Vi4Ki CUSTOMS. , J. W. Dunscomb, collector.

Louis Massue, sorvejor ; J. A. Green, assistant sarreyor; C. E.

Allen, chief landing waiter ; C. Cazeau, 2nd landing waiter ; J.

Thompson, 3rd landing waiter ; W. N. Loo, 4th landing waiter ; L.

Bilodeau, 5th landing waiter ; K. S. Ross, chief clerk ; Geo. Colley

andC. G. Gouin, clerks to surveyor ; J. J. P. O'Moara, measuring

surveyor : N. Balzerelti, F. Valois, Geo. Campbell, Alfred Hawkins,

Alfred Wheeler, clerks ; V. X. Frenctte, appraiser ; F. X. Metivier,

assistant appraiser ; James Sealey , warehouse keeper and locker ;

J. Lambert, tide surveyor ; A. G. Ruel, assistant tide surveyor ; H. M6Hugh, sampler and weigher; A. Bowden, messenger; J. Rad-

ford, preveuUve officer, Todousac ; George McKenale, collector, Ohtcoutlml.

TRINITY HOUSE. Gillespie, Jamee master ; R. I. AUeyn, deputy master ; H. Bars- F. tall, Gourdeau. Sen., superintendent of pilots ; H. Gowen, V. Telu,

F.* Bateau, H; N. Jones, ; wardens J. D. Armstrong, harbour toasted ;

J. Smith, Jim. , superintendent of pilots ; A. Lemolne, treasurer ; EL

B. Lindsay, olerk ; B. Simon, ^

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QU1^I0< 103 THE BAR OF LOWEBr CANADA. ' i Diiirict of Qwbec.

\ . i: oouNat. ! J. B. Parkin, Baton nier. Hon. F. liCmieux Syndic. Jacques Malouin^ Treasurer. M. A. Plamondon, Secretary. Chs. J. Holt, T. Pope* T. Fournicr, C. Secretan, Jr., P. Legare, G. Talbot, L. G. Bailiairge, G. Joly. ji H. ADVOCATES AND ATTORNEYS. Hon. H. Black, Q.C. Sir N. F. Bcllcau, Q.C, Dunbar Ross, Q.C. Hon. F. X. Lemicux, Q.C, i.\ Gi Okill Stuart, Q.C. Charles Panct. Q.C. G. W. WicksteeU, Q.C. Hon. Cbas. Alloyn, Q.C,

Date of Date of *' I MBMBERS. MEMBERS. Commis'on Commifi'on -*M.

B. C. A. Gugy Aug., 1822 Jean Langlols May, 1847 Frederick Andrews May, 1828 Jacques Malouin July, 1847 Simeon Lelicvre Dec, 1831 George Irvine Jan., 1848 E. L. Montizambort June, 1833 t>avid Alexander Ross Jan., 1848 Joseph N. Bosse JuiHi, 1833 George Futvoye Aug., 1848 Hamby F. Cairns May, 1834 Fred. C. Vanuovous April, 1849 Robert Chambers June, 1834 Thomas Pope July, 1849

Louis G- BalUairge : Oct., 1835 James M . Lemoine Mar., 1860 S. Anderson Jan 1837 H. . Edward Jones May, 18^ John B. Parkin Feb., 1837 .John O'Farrell Oct., 1860 Lawrence A. Cannon Mar., 1^8 H. L. Langevln July, 1850 Cyrille Delagrave Aug. 1838 Richard C. Peutland Oct., 1861 Uiric J. 1*1 Tessiep June, 1839! Aaron -L. Gravely Dec, 1861 /I Jacques P. Rheaume July. 1840 William E. Duggan April, 1852 F. W. G. Austin May; 1841 J. H. Willan June, 1852 F. X. lAngevln Dec, 1842 .Jamos Prendergast Nov., 1863 Charles G. Holt July, 1843 George M. De Chene Jan., 1854 Pierre Legare Sept. 1843 John Gleason Jan., 1854 Charles Secretan Mar., 1845 Philippe J. Joliccour Feb., 1854 Guillaume Talbot July, 1846 Charles Eugene Panot April,"1864 Telcsphbro Fournler July, 1846 Richard Pope June, 1854 'fl Aurele Plamondon 1846 Loui:j J. A. Bernler Sept., 1864

Napoleon Casault rbV, 1847; Chs. L. G. Gethlngs Jan , 1855 . Archibald Campbell May, 1847 Levison Sewell Feb., 1855 104 ^mnvo.

DHeof Dale of a MIMBmB^ Commis'on Cbmmls'on

James Dutibar Feb., 1866 Gome Morisctto Jan., 18A0 Louis B. Caroa Feb., 1865 Chs. J. H. IJoyd Feb., 1860 M. A. Hearn May, 1866 O. A. Casgrain Mar., 1860 Cyi ille T. Suzor June, 1865 Louis A. Miller May, 1860 i Hammond Gowan Aug., 1866 John B. Langlols June, 1860 F.K AudetdliLapolnie Sept., 1855 Alexander Fraaer Jane, 1860 H. G. Joly Nov., 1865 Henry C. Poier July, 1860 Gilbert H. Larue Feb., 1856 Aug. R. Angers July, 1860 Edouard Remillard Mar., 1866 Louis Gullbault Sept., 1860 Fred. Wm. Andrews Oct., 1866 Jean F. A. Garneau Dec, 1860 Richard Alioyn April, 1867 George Lampsoa Dec, 1860 H. Elzear Taschereau Oct., 1857 Wm. G. Colfcr Jan., 1861 Frederick I^mpson Oct., 1869 Louis A. N. Seers Jan., 1861 Jean Bte. Plamondoo Nov., 1869 J. J. 0. Forliep Mar., 1861 John Murphy June, 1869 J. G. Damour July, 1861 Charles Panel. Jun. Dec, 1869 L. G. Bourdages Sept., 1861 Jbhn B. Duggan Dec, 1850 C. P. Lindsay " Sept., 1861 DIdier J. Montambault Deo., 1S69 Denis Murray Oct., 1861 Joseph G. Bosse Jan., 1860 W. C. Gibsone May, 1862 Chs. P. Pelletier Jan., i«6o; John F. McDoo«U May, 1862

LVCORPORATED BOARD OF NOTARliS. '>'^

.-iU nmi R. eiackmeyer, Presldeot. > J. Latir in. Secretary. J. PetHcierc, Treasurer. W. BIgnell, Syndic. A. B. Slrois,^. Petltcierc, E. Gkickroeyer, Louis Prevoet, N. H. fiowen, A. Campbell, 6. Gtiay, J. Laurln, F. M. Quay, W. Blgnell, PhiUiiipe Huot, Chas. Cinqmars.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, crrr of QUBBxa John W. Dunscomb J. Z^phcrin Nault Joseph Morrin Joseph Painchand Henry LcMesurier George Holmes Parke John G. Clapham Joseph Robitallle fiammond Gowern Edouard Rosseau Edouard Giackmeyer William Hedley AodersoD Antoine Archange Parent William O'Brien Ft-anfois Xavier Paradls EdouaM Dugal 1 s George Mellls Douglaa Osborne L.iUchard8GQ

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James F. Bradsbaw R^6 Gabriel Belleaa Jobn Cbilds Francois Jos. Parant Jean Elio Gingras Abranam Joseph Felix T. Blgauouette Adolpho lAru9 Louis Falardcaa Olivier Fiset # DaDlel McGie William Price Thomas E. Dickinson Donald Frazer AntboDy Van liBand Pierre Martial Bardj John James Nesbitt Henry John Noad John Kofis Thomas John Reeve John Fiizpatrick Peter D. MoflTatt Thomas Conrad Lee Horatio Nelson Jooef n John Porter Abraham Hamel Denis Maguire James A. Sowell Richard L Alleyn Wm. Marsden Paul Lepper Chas. J. Tremont Daniel McCallum Michael Connolly .v«

Francois Buteau ^ Louis Joseph Roy Julieu Chouinard John Flanagan. lUcbel TMsier

BANKa Hours—10 to 3 daring Navigation, 10 te 2 daeiDg Winter, (Cront lei December to lei May.)

QuKBBC Bank : W. H. AndersoD, Pref|ddBt ; Wm. Dunn, Cashier. Discount days, Tuesdayn and Fridaye. -^ ' >^^

Bank of BmnsH Norib Amrrioa ; C. F. Smith, Manager. Discount diftys, Tuesdays and Fridays.

Bank OF MoNTRBAL : Wm. Stevenson, Bfonager. Disooant days,^ Toesdays and Fridays.

Bank of Uppbr Canada : R. S. Cassels, Manager Discount every day.

La Banqui Nationali : F. Vezina, Cashier. Diseeunt days^ Mon- days and Thursdays. QuxBSC pRoviNNT AND Saytng's Bank—SVtufoet—C. Wurtele, Presi-

dent ; H. S. 9Bott and Hon. L. Mason, Tice-PresideniB ; J. Auid, A. G. Buchanan, J. H.Qlnt, A. Fraser, J. S. Fry, E. Po6ton,D. McGie, J. Musson, W. Walker, Jr^ W. Hossack.

Q^^Icert—George Yeasy, Ouhier ; G. J. Bowles, Clerk. ' KoTRi Damb Saving's BANK--St. John Street, within—0. Robitailte^ - Esq , M . D. , President ; F. Ve zina, Secretary-Teasnrer .

QuEBso Savi.^<]8 Bank : H. Gowen, President ; Xbema» Gihb| Vloo- President ; C. R. O'Connor, Seoretary loe QUIBIO.

'M rii:<' CHURCHES, &o. %1>.. i^p 4 4 PROTESTANT. «7 8t. Paul's Cburch.—Bight Rev. G. J. Mountain, D.D., D.C.L.,

Bishop; Rev. 6. V. Housmiin, M.A., Assistant Minister j Rev. D. Robertson, Chaplain to the Forces.

Tm.vnT Chapkl.—Rov. E. W. Sew»ll, M.A , Incumbent. - St. Matthew's Church.— Rev. H. Roe, B.A., Curate. St. Peter's Chapel.—Rev. C. nnmilton, M. A., Incumbent. 9r. Michael's Chapfx Rov. A. W. Mountain, M. A., Incumbent. Htf5 » St. A.NDRBw'a Church, in connection with the Church of Scotland ; '!r'>''t> Rev. John Cook, D.l>. , Minister. Chalmkr's Church.—Rev. W. B. Clarke, Minister. ^'t>^' •k^WisLEYAN Church.—Rev. J. Gomley, Minister.

' CoxoRBGATioNiiL Churcu.—Rev. H. D. Powls. ,.i?,:.- ^ *• Baptist Church.—Rev. D. Marsh.

cathouc. Cathedral of Notre Dame.—Rev. C. F. Cazeau, Vicar Geueral. Congregationist Church —Rev. F. Martin, Priest ^^ ^f. St. Johxs' Church. —Rev. A. Ractne, Acting Curate. St. Patrick's Church—Rev. B. McGuaran, Chaplain. Sr. Roch's Church—R. Charest, Priest. St. SiVKUR Churgr.—P. P. Oblats, Priest. --*fitf^

,'?tt««i««^.* <£HU»< 'CAnTl?T'TT?Q li .W : »«Ali y-mirrp M St. George's Sooett.—Wm. Cole, President ; Wm. Eadon ai)d

M. G. Mountain , Vice-Presidents ; Geo. Fitch, Secretary ; W. H. Ash-

worth, assist, do. ; G. Vea.sy, Treasurer; Rev. A. W. Mountain, B.A. and Kev. G. V. Housman, M. A., Chaplains; J. B. Selley M.D., Physician.

9r Andrew's Socimr.—Jas. Gillespie, President ; P. McNauphton

and Wm. Hos?ack, Vice-Presidents ; Rev. John Cook, D.D., and Rev.

W. B. Clark, Chaplains ; Jas. Douglas and Alex. Rowand, M.D , Phy-

sicians ; Wm Cassiis, Treasurer ; John McNaughton, Secretary. /m:

St. Jean Baptiste Society.—H. L Langevin. President ; I. Thibau-

deau. Vice do. ; L. J. Piteau, recording Secretary ; C. G. Bertrand,

assist. Secretary ; Jos. E. Bolduc, Treasurer ; Ths. E. Roy, assist,

do. ; J. N. Duqueti marshal ; A. G. Bussi^rcs, assist, do. i St. Patrick's Socnmr.—Hon. Chas. Alleyn, President ; John Flan-

agan , Treasurer ; John lAne, jon., Seeretary ; Rev. B. McGauvran,

Chaplain ; Dr. P. D. Moffatt, Physician; Edward Hartigan, marshal. :

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a . ' ' ==?? Literary and Hi3Torical Society—Rooms—Baoquo Natlonalo, 11 John Street, U. T. Officers—J. Langton, M .A. , President; E. A. Meredith, ED. ABh, C. M Tate and Q.W. Wickstoed. Vice-Presi-

T. Fletcher, council Secretary W. D. Campbell , corres- dents ; S. ;

ponding Secretary ; H. May, recording do. ; T. D. Harringtoa,

Treasurer ; S. Sturton, Librarian ; Rev. James Douglas, curator of-

museum ; D. Wilkie, curator of apparatus ; W, Coupor, assist. Sec.

Library Association.—/Zooms—21 St. Famlllo Street, U. T. 0//(c«r»—Wm. Hopsack., President; S. Newton, B. Dnikers, H. S.

Scott, A. Joseph, Vice-Presidents ; G. C. Hossack, Treasurer ; Miss

MeikjJDjuhn, Librarian ; Robt. Rogers, Superintendent.

Workmen's Benevolent Soctbty.—F. St. Michel. President ; F. Jobin,

Vice do. ; J. Vezlna, Treasurer ; Chas. Langlois, Secretary ; F. Be- laud, assist, do.

Peopi.r's Building Society.—Office, 9>^ Fabrlquo Street. U. T.

Officers—William Eadon, President ; F. Welp|)ert, Vice do. ; Jean

I^nglois, Jos. Thomas, L. Amiot, Thos. Andrews, Directors ; Cassault,

Langlois & Angers, Solicitors ; Noel H Bowen, Notary ; Wm. Miller,

Soc-Treas. ; Jos. Corbin, Inspector ; l/pper Canada Bank, Banker.

Permanent Building Soasrv. —Office, Notre Dame Savings Bank building, 11 St. John Street, U. T. „ ..

Oficers-^0\. Robitaille, M.D. , President; A. Lemoine, Vice da.--, E. Chinic, J. W. Leaycraft, J. T. Brousseau, Frs. Gordeau, Joseph

Hamel, Directors ; F. Vezina, Sec-Treasurer ; L. Lessard, assists 'do";

Quebec Building SoaETY.— Office, Notre Dame Savings Bank build- '-' ing. 11 St. John s^treet, U. T. OffleerS'-Ol Robitaille. .M.D., President; A. Lenaolne, Vice do^"; E. Chinic, Jos. Hamel, Frs. Goiirieau^ Isaac Dorion, Samuel J. Shaw,

Directors ; F Vezina, Sec-Treasurer ;; Louis Lessard, assist, do. vi TARIFF OF WHARFAGE. ^ — PC Vessels under 60 tons » 2s. 6d. per daV; " from 60 to iOO tons 5s. Od. " ^^ " *' lOOto 200 tons 7s. 6d. « ^-= ** " 200to300tons ....lOsOd. '* , And every additional 100 tons 2s. 6d. " ± For all gootls landed or shipped, 8d. per tcm. ^ 10 brls Flour will be considered a ton. oJ For use of Crano, 2s. 6d. per day. r^ For every Auction held on Wharf, 263. ii N.B.—Coats and other Goods landed on the Wharf must be tak^ away as they are shore. -^ puton ^^ ^ ^ ^^^ t~ I t 9 s w O US I 4 4 .^ :*f

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\ TABLE OF RATES OP PILOTAOB FOR THE HARBOUR OF QUEBEQ.

From any wharf in the Harhour of Qaeheo, between Point- a-Garcis below, and Brebaut's wharf above, both inclusive, to any other wharf within the said limits lis. 8d. From any place in the Harbour of Quobeo.not beinga wharf within the above mentioned limits toany other placo in the said harbour not being a wharf within the said limits 23b. 4d.

Pilots taking charge of Vessels at St. Patrick's HqIs or above it, shall bo on titled to no more than the sum allowed in the above Table for piloting Vessels from one part of the Harbour to another. Vessels coming to Quebec pay no Ught or port dues.

*iw OTTAWA. CORPOKATION, OFFICERS, &o. ^ .v,;.r.n;

AiDMUfiir. iiH Alexander Scott Lyman Perking

S . Jamea Skead Bobert Leet James Goodwin J. B. lAiure :** P. H. Eagleson Henry McCormick George H. Preston J. Traversey Couiroixaoss; John Heney David Scott James Kerf Francis AbbotI '^ * Andrew Graham John Langford Isaac Berichou D. Lannigan ^>» William Kennedy J. B. Turgeon

(yfflcert.'^W, H. Thompson, chamberlain : Wm. P. Lett, clerk Boderick Ross, high bailiff: Bod. Ross, chief constable ; Michael

Niles, messenger ; Isaac McTaggart, city engineer.

BOARD OF ScilOOL TRUSTEES.

Roderick Boss, chairman ; James Joynt, seoretary ; Michael Nilesi messenger. ircmfttfr*.—Boderick Boss, Alex. Workman, Henry McCormick, P. A. Egleson, Donald Dow, Lyman Perkins, James Skter,' Francis Abbott, WnL. P. LdtV6«««e May. — . . ;

116 OTTAWA. I ' •• HOSPITAL. ' »:uiiiii.A'

Officert.—Judge Armstrong, prcBhlcnt ; George Hay, vlcoprcsi.

dent ; AIox. Workman, treasurer ; Roderick Rosa, secretary ; Thoa. Daniels, steward BoAKD Eleded Direetnrif.-'.lu(\Ke Armstrong, George Hay, Alex.

Workman, John McKay, George ratter^on, Junio8 Toacock , Th( ma's Patterson, John Roberta, I). M. Grant, Henry McCoriuick, John Durle, James Dyke.

Life />tr«c

• Construing Phpniciaru. —Drs. Hill, Vancortland, and So well, i Attending Physicians. —Drs. Grant,. Garvey, and Heudcruou.

POST OFFICE.

0. P. Baker, postmaster ; W. H. Cluff, assistant postmaster ; W.

I). Flint, window clerk ; Robert Duncan, registration clerk ; R. Y.

Cory, stamp department ; W. J. Beeby, letter carrier : E. Cuff, lind ditto. ,

fiANKS: ^

QuBB^c Bank.—H. V. Noel, Agent ; C V. Noel, Teller.

Bank of Montrbal — P. P. Harris. Manager ; James Cox, Account-

ant ; Mr. Morgan, Toller ; F. C. Prlhg, Clerk.

Bank op B. N. Axbkica.— A. C. Rclty, Agent ; John A. Codd, Teller j; — , Clerk. Bank oi< Uppbr Canai>a —Thomas Hellewell, Jr., Manager ; C. B.

Grasett, Teller ; J. H. Hnhey, Acct. ' ' ' i H *% SOCIETIES.

St. ANDRKW^sSoaBTT.—Dr. Grant, president ; James Frasor, Esq., treasurer; G. McEdward, secretary; James Starke, convener of

committee ; Rev. Mr. Spence, chaplain

Ottawa Union Building Sociicry.— Peter A. Eagleson, Esq., presi-

dent; James Cunningham, E.-q., vice-president ; George R. Burke,

Esq., secretary and treasurer ; Robt. Lees, Esq. , solicitor.

Ottawa Prrmanbnt Building Sociwy.—Donald M. Grant, president

William Clegg, Jun., vice-presiident ; Roderick Ross, James Peacock,

James Trausy, Heury McCormick, Donald Dow, directors ; John Fre-

leigh, secretary and treasurer ; Augustus Keefer, solicitor.

iNSirruT Canadibn Francais.—Dr. St. Jean, president; P. Roque,

ler vice-presidoDt; I. Bouneau, 2me Tice-president ; G. Demors, ;

OTTAWA, lit

iccretalroarclilvlste ; Dr. RIel, BeoreUire-correppondant ; P. Mari^,

trusolrlor ; V. Rochon, blblioihecalre. Camitc de Direction,— A. Grav el, L. A. Grlson, C. Goyer, C. Cantio, -"^^ Laurent Duhamel. MASONIC. Doric Lopor.—Thos. Story, W.M.; W.B. McLeod Moore, P.M.;

Rev. C. B. Pcttite. chaplain ; John Petor Fclherston, S.W.; Charles

Esplin, J.W. ; JohQ Patterson , secretary ; Jas. Robertson, trea^iurer.

CARLttiff K. A. Chapwr.—H. p. Harris, Ist Prln. Z. ; I. B. Taylor, 2n(l Prin. H.; 1). M. Grant, Srd Prln J.; G. B. Pelham, Scribe E.;

John Clarke, Scribe N. ; G. Espiii! , Soj. ; John Henry, Treaa. ORDNANCE LANDS. Lieut-Col. W. F. Coffin, ordnance land agent ; —— — > chief clerk Milla, book-keeper Jas. Forsyth, land bailiff. ', W. ;

CROWN TIMBER OFFICE. A. J. Russoll, Crown Timber Agent and Inspector of Agencies

Ed. Smith, Esq., Collector of Slide Dues ; Clias. S. McNutt, Esq.,

Assistant Crown Timber Agent ; Baron Von Koerbor, Draughtsman.' $4,000,000 annually of Timber Goods are sent from the Ottawa. 600,000 of the choicest trees are annually felled. 15,000 men are conaiantly employed in carrying on lumbering operations. NOTICE T0EMIGRANT8. All Emigrants requiring information as to the best routes and cheapest rates of conveyance, to any of the Crown Lands In Upper and Lower Canada, should apply to the undermentioned Agents, wha will also direct those in want of employment to places where thejr, would be mosi. likely to obtain it- ,/^J

Quebec A.C.Buchanan, Chief Agent. :.-!

Montreal.. 4. •••••...... J. H. Daley. ; ,/i) OtUwa i, W.J. Wills. Toronto A. a Hawke, Chief Agent, U. G.. Bamilton Gillespv. .a Kingston rJames McPherson.

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Drr CoRPORATioir. j . .|!| 1^ f John George Bowes, Esq., Mayor. I i :Vi ^rV'* tf* E|S; ^»- '4'M The Council meets in the Citf Hall every Muuday evening. SL Andrea^s Ward : Aldermen Godaon and Spratt ; Councilmen 'i: M]^a Wt Bell mod OonUn. W^U. V..: mrgUKRi SL DavidU Ward: Aldermen John Smith and Hynes ; Councilmen '*^W '-*'. ^PW^P^ »'** Reed and Spot! iswood. rM fnHrff J^, % St. George*t Ward : Aldermen Brunei and Jarvis ; Councilmen ^mwm Thomas Smith and TiDAlog. i\ JSi. Jamfi»*t Ward: Aldermen Sterling and Nasmith ; Councilmtn 1 Edwards and Love.

St, John'i Ward : Aldermen James E. Smith and Hoodie ; Council- Il-I m , ^ y^i^ [ men Boxall and Farrell. Jf"itf "», 't^^ n. St. Lawrence Ward: Aldermen Stracban and Leslie ; Councilmen fc* ^ Mfj^ ; Higgins and Thompson. jI * -a*«'*''' St. Patrick^t Ward : Aldermen Oarr and Dunn ; Gouncilmen Baxter ''• * jPS^j^ , nnd Dickoj. ^ Mwlr* OvnOIBS OF TBB CoBFoiunoN.

-* w. CbarloB D«ly, city clerk ; Stephen Radcliff; assistant ditto ; William Andrews, Jun. , and Robert Roddy, aasistant clerks. Cbiiibbruin^b Ofrcx. T. assistant A. MeCord, chamberlain ; John Turner, chamberlain ;

F. B. Orris ana John W. fiothertngton, assistant clerks ; Robert

deard, license inspector ; Joseph H. Bennett, city engineer ; Goorgt

B. Booth and R. Wilson, assistants in engineer's office ; James Ash>

field, chief engineer of the lire brigade ; Charles J. Mclicnnan, health

officer ; Charles Fisher, weighmaster ; George Boomer, Esq., police

matfistittie ; M. B. Hteks, police clerk ; W.S. Prince, chief of police

George Duggan, Jun.,Esq., recorder ; Charles Daly, clerk recorder's

eourt ; John Watkios, high bailiff; Charles McCaffrey, crier ; George

A. Barber and William R. Orr, auditors ; William Jardine, city mes- f^' senger. 4-ni AtHt$ort,-^t George's Ward : Joseph Dizon and Cbas. Mitchell

8t James's Ward : George Craig and Robert O. Trotter : St. David's

Ward : Charles Stotesbury and Adam Bea^y ; St. Patrick's Ward:

David Earl and G. Hornby ; St. Andrew's Ward : Theophitus Earl

and James Ramsay ; St. John's Ward : James Spence and Robert

Armstrong ; 81. Lawrence Ward : William Hopkins and Richard fiassard.

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Collectors.-^St. David's Ward : QiarteB McCaffrey ; St. Lawrence

; St. : Robert Brltton St. Ward : George HuliDe Aodrow's Ward ;

St. : James's Ward : John Watkins ; George^s Ward John Nixon ; St.

John's Ward : Andrew Fleming ; St. Patrick's Ward : John Henry. cup (7orofiert.—Dr. Scott, Dr. Hallowell, Dr. Lawlor, Dr. Hodden, andG. Duggaa, Sen.

Lessees of MarketM.-Si. Lawrence Market : W. Willcocks and

Matthew willoughby ; Wood Market : John Reynolds ; Hay, Fish,

and CtUtle Markets : Andrew Hetberington.

The Recorder's Court Is held in the Oonrt House, four times in each year,—March, June, September, and December.»The PoHcci

Court is in the City Hall ; George Boomer, police magistrate. —The Police Office is also in the City Hall. The Eastern Station-House is under the City Hall, Where policemen are always on duty.—The Western Station-House is on Queen Street, between Brock and Peter Streets.—The Tonge*8treet Station is oppo- site Edward Street.

BARRISTERS AND ATTORNIES.

Allan, R. M. Cameron, Hon. J. H. Dnggan, John, Q,0, Anderson, J.T. Q.C. Dalton, Robt. G. Atkinson, Wm.Pryor Cameron, H, M.A. Doyle, J. H. Beaty, J. Jr. Cameron, Alex. Donison, George T. Bacon, W. Vynuo Cameron. Matt. C. Eccles. Henry, Q.C. Bos well, A. R. Crooks, R. P. English, C.E.,L.L.& Brooke, George Clark,^. Mortimer Flt«gefald,J. , J^3 Brooke, Danl. Carpenter, Jas. Fitzgerald, E., LX.B. Boyd, W. J., M. A. Crooks, K., B.C.L. Flanagan Wm.

Barry Thomas Carrall, C. I , B.C.L. Freeland, Patrick Bell, John Carrothers, P. F. Gwynne, J. W., Q C. Bell, Wm. H. Campbell, S. B. Green, C. H. Brough, S. Q.C. Crawford^. Gamble, Clarke Biake, Ed. M.A. CBWthra,H. Gait, Thomas, Q.C. Blake,S. H.,B.A. Gattarranh, A. J., Hsrman, S.,3., B.C.L. Barret, Robt. O. M.A. Hawkins, G. Bull, Thomas Crombie, E.,M.A. Harrison, Robert A. ' Bennett, Henry B Connor. 8., L.L.D., Hodgtn8,T., M. A., »Dulton,T. D^Aroy L.L.B. Boulton, James Crickmere, Jetan Harper, J. Boulton, W. H. Qrowther, Jmnss Harper, W. John Boomer, 6. Dnrand, Chas. Hurd, Ed. E. W. BelvloSjJohQ Davis, James Boyd HalUnan, James Burns, W. H. Davis, W. HeUewelLJ., M.A. BttU, ± k, B.A. I>«mp8«iy, Biobard fiejdenp L, Jr. . ;

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Hector, J. McNabb,A., M.A. Read , John B. Houghton, G. W. McLennan, Jas. RoafjJobn Jr., B.C.L. Ince/f. H B.C.L. McCutchon,P. McG. Ross, Hon. J., Q.C. 1 Jackson, M. B. Mclnlyrc. Neil C. Smith, L. W., D.C.L Jones, John Robert MacDonald, A. Sain|)son, 1>.A.,LL.D. Jones, Ed., C.B.A. Mac Donald, John Spencer, G. H., LL.R Jones, Jonas A. McNab, John Simms,('has. H. Jones, Chas. s» .- MacDoueli, Alex. Strong, ^Samuel Jarvis, Stephen M. McBrido, John JSUuton, W. H. Keele, W. C. McGregor, Patrick Stevens, D. F. Kingsmill, Nicol McMichaol, D., L.L.D. Sullivan, W. B. JLoys, John Morrison, Angus Taylor, W., M.A. Leith, Alex. McGillvray Tumor, Robert J. Lount, C. W. JJcLean, Arch. G, Thompson, John E., Morpby, George Nan ton, A. B.A. Morphy, H. B.C.L. OBrien, Henry M. Tilt, James Mathesou,T.W.,B.A Paterson, James Trew, Neil Mcliean Miller, Robert Bell Patterson, C S. Vankoughuet, Hon P.

Meudell, W., B.A. Patton , Hon . J. , LL. D Q.C' Magrath.C, B.C.L. Paul, Tr J. Vankoughoet, S. J.,

'' Moore, Robert Prince > Albert *;v^ ^r B.C.L. Mowat Hon. 0.,Q.C. Proudfoot, —i- Vankonghnet, M. R. Morris, J. H., M.A. Richards, S. Jr., Q.C. Wood, Samuel G. Murray, H. W. M., Robinson, John B. Walkem,0. A. M.A. Robinson, C, M.A. Wallbridge,T.C. McBride, John Ridout, George Wilson, A., Q.C, McKenzie, Y. Read, David B., A. 0. Wilson, A., Q,G,

"^•'*''t''i COURTS OF JUSTICE. *> .**.': »Jl COURT or KRROR A!n> JkPPBAL. Vudpet.—Hon. Sir John Beverley Bart., D.C.L., 'K Robinson, C.B., f* .>^i Presiding Judge : Hon. Arch. McLean, Chief Justice of Upper Canada Hon. P. M. M. S. Vankoughnet, D.C.L., Chancellor ol Upper Cana-

da ; Hon. Wm. Henry Draper, C.B., Chief Justice of the Common

Pleas ; Hon. J. C. P. Esteo, Vice-chancellor : Hon. Robert E. Burua,

Judge of . Vice- ' the Queen's Bench Hon I' !»* • ; John Godfrey Spragge, Cbancellor ; Hon WMUam Buell Richards, Judge of the Common

Pfeas ; Hon. John Hawkins Bagarty, Judge of the Court of Queen's

Bench ; Hon. Jos. Curran Morrison, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.^Alez. Grant, Clerk and Bieporter. t I'U COURT OP mPBAOHmLNT. Judges, ^Bon. Archibald McLean, Chief Justice of Upper Canada} Hon. Philip M. M. B. Vankoughnet, D.C.L., Chancellor of Upper

Canada ; Hon. Wro. H. Draper, C.B., Chief Justice of tho Court of Common Pleas.—W. B. Howard, Gerk. SRUBWr-TT"^

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cotRi or qubbn's bbnoh. Hon. Archibald McLean, Chief Justice. Hon. Robert Easton Burns, lonUni;*^°""^ Judgwi.r^Ai^f^ -H.n Hon. Jolin Hawlcins Hagarty, D.C.L.,

Chas. Coxwell Small, Cierk of the Crown and Pleas ; Chris. Robin*

son, Reporter ; W. B. Howard, Cl

Cleric or the Process ; John Small, Taxing Officer ; John W. Dempfley,

of the Plea Department ; Thomas Coxwell, Clerk of the Docket Clerk j E. 6. Small, Registrar of Crown Bonds, &c.; Thomas Goldsmith,

Clerk of the Vault Department ; And. Fleming, Crier and Usher. «aw

;.i't.' •.t;w*v (IJ > |J;i4 »li CX>URT OP CHANCBRT. iti: 'rm

Hon. P. M. M. S. Vankoughnet, D.C.L., Chancellor ; Hons. J*8.

C. P. Epten and John Godfrey Spragge, Vico-Chancellors ; And.

Norton Ruell, Master ? Geo. Hemings, Taxing Of&cer ; Alexander

Grant, Registrar and Reporter ; John Hector and Wm. Yynne Bacon,

Special Examiners ; John Oliver, Usher. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Hon . Wm . Henry Draper , C . B. , Chief Justice. ., j p f i f,, ^^ ^^% * Hon. William Buell Richards,^ • - ;.; lp„ianA^"'«°« ^''^^^^'T«/?««a n

Lawfence Heyden, Clerk of the Crown and Pleas : Edwd. C. Jones, Reporter; Augustus B. Sullivan, first clerk; S. B. Clark, Second

Clerk ; R. Stanton, Clerk of the Process ; Daniel Connell, Crier an^ Usher. BKIB AND DSVISRB COURT. f Commissioners, the Judges of the Superior Courts, and such other persons as may be »|^pointed by commission under the Great Seal. Their duties are to determine claims to lands in Upper Canada, for whichno patent has issued from the Crown, in favor of the proper claimants, whether as heirs, devisees, or assignees. Sttings at To- ronto, first Monday in January and July in e^ich B. year.-~W. Howard | (^erk of Commissionors, ^..^ ^, ^,j^, ^^,, ^^, >^

Yl!«.ifij?i« ai \»;jHivi^ if. COUWTT COURTS. Vj tmivi %'\*ii>\> tV.<*'VJk Presided over by a resident Judge in each' county. The jnrisdfe- tion extends to all personal actions where the debt or damages

claimed do not exceed X50 ; and to all suits relating to debt, cove- nant, or contract, where the auiount is ascertained by the acts of the parties or signature of t|)e defendant,, to £100. An appeal lies to either of the Superior Courts of Law. These courts also poasess equity powers, to the amount of X50, subject to an appeal to t^lm Court of Chancery. ', s^

v v i. SVBROOATI 00URT8. The County Judges are also Judges of the Surrogate Ooart8.^>-0. Fitzgibbou, Clerk, Toronto. ut ^> h «t- .:t*»«w ^i^^r^^ti,; ;

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O0URT8 or QUARTKR SSBIONS.

Chairman, the County Judge io each county, who, with one or more Justices of the Peace, holds a Court of Quarter Sessions in his s 4' county tour tiroes a year Tor trials by Jury in cases of larceny, mia- demeanor, and other offences. w?9P .w,*..' fcj RI00RDBR8' OOnRTB. .:. :. In the eitles of Toronto. Hamilton, London, Kinf^ton, and Ottawa, the Recorder's Court takes the place of the County Sessions, the

Justices for counties haying no jurisdiction in the cities ; the care of which is confldod to the Recorder, Mayor, Aldermen, and Police Magistrate of each. Sessions held first Monday in March, June, and September, and third Monday in Decemtter.

MBOorderi: OeO. Duggan, Jun.. Toronto ; Arch. J. McDonell, Kings-

ton ; John E. Start, Hamilton ; William Hortou , London ; J. B. Lewis,

.f- ' " '*» ="-.' ,..'-•- Ottawa* ft , "t ' j(.*M-<»* ^ '

•nmt.AH The County Judge in each county presides.

* • DIVISIOIf COURTS.

For the sdmmary dlspbsal of cases by a Judge ; but a Jury of five persons may be demanded in certain cases. Their Jurisdiction ex-

tends to actions of debt or contract i^roountiog to X25 ; Injuries or tort) to personal chattels amounting to £10. Courts are hold once in two months in each dlTlslon, or oftener, at the discretion of the -"' - - ^ Judge. ^' •/ \ ^^^,..j TBKira OF TBI ooump. Apj^l Temu commence on the fourth Thursday next after Hilary, Easter, and Michaelmas Terms. Law Ihrms —Hihiry begins first Monday In l^bruary, and ends

Saturday of the ensuing week ; Easter begins third Monday in May,

and ends Saturday of tbe ensuing week ; Xrlnity begins Monday ucxt after 2l9t Aug^8t, and ends on the Saturday of the ensuing wcolc Mtchaeloias begins third Monday in November, and ends Saturday of the enduing week Long vacation from 1st July to 21 st August. County Court T^rmt commence on the first Monday in January,

April, July, and October, and end on the following Saturday. -> ? ciBciniB OF TBI ooinm. Ian OCreuiier.—Tbe Circuits are held twice a year In each county, between Hilary and Easter Terms, and between Trinity and Michael- mas Terms, except in tbe city of Toronto and United Counties of York ? 1 and Peel, where there are three In each year, comm^ctng on the Thursday next after municipal elections in January, the second ? ! Monday in April, aud the second Monday In October. In each year. r i^ Coufky Court and Qnarttr Seuiont SUHngt.—For tne trial of issues of fact, and the aaseflsment of damages, on the seoond TuMdi^ In March, June, September, and December, in each year. f? — ,

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»V»* i BANKS.

North Amkhioa. (Toronto — Bank of Britikh — Branch .) — — manager ; L Moffall, P. Perkins, directors.

Officers: T. S. Hill, accountant ; J. H. Gentle, Ist teller ; Jamet

Watson, 2nd teller ; F. H. Mallocb, discount clerk ; Jas. Hamilton,

ledger keeper ; John Alexander Leslie, clerk ; Robert Parkes, m«8-

senger; L. W. Smith, D.C.L., solicitor. ,^ Days of Discount : Tuesdays and Frida^^. ^ Bank of Montrral.—(Toronto Branch.) Robert Milroy, manag^. Dayf^DtMouTi^.* Tuesdays and Fffdays. ^„

Bank of Toronto.—<}apital, $2,000,000.—Head Office : A. Cameron, cashier. —^ DayofDi|lCO^tU:T\i\lr8d^y. >^':r^\'; T T/ kfl Bank ofUppbr CANAnA. —Capital, $4,000,000. --Head Office: Hon.

O. W. Allan, president ; fi. H Rutherford, ice-president; B* Gte-

sels, cashier : James Browne, inspector. r«7 ir i^- ^^ ^rpnio Branch': E. Goldsmith, manager. ^ />a^o^/>itcotm<: Wednesday. ^

Cmr BAiihc.—(Toronto Branch.) Thomas Woodslde, manager.

Officers: John I^egge, accoantant; K. C. Fitzgerald, leUier ; Jc^ Micnie, ledger keeper: Samuel M. Gaw, messenger. , v^^i Z>ays qf^ooun^: Mondays and Thursdi^s.

Hour DnrrRicr SAVtxas Bifnc, No. 4 British N. A. Bank Bundlngs/ Wellington Street. Banlcere : The Oomtaiercial Bahk of Ctoadft, Charles Scadding, actu4ry. ^l

!* • = BOARD OF TRADE. If T. D. Harris, Esq., President; J,,Q^ Worts, Vice-President ;C Spreal, Treasurer. Cotmc«.* Me^frs. D, Crawford, Wnai. Henderson, T. HaWorth. C. Robertson, Rid^ Iiewlfl, A. HahifHon, A. M*. 9mlth, J. McMurloh^ Wliitney, Geo. H. Wyatt, J. C. Fitch, W. J. McDonelL Harbour Trutt : T. D. Harris, J. Q^. Wqrts. JfosjvUal^nrutt: Wm. Oooderham, Biq.

Board of Arts and Manvfaetutes: W. P. Rowland, Iteq. , M.P.P. Board of ArUtrahns i Messrs. C. Robertspn, W. McUaster, W. P, Howland, W. Gfenderson, Brown, Haworth, Fftch, Wortg.* Lewlf. 8praU,Crawrbrd,aii

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BOARD OF ARTS AND MANUFACTURES FOR UPPER CANADA. ^ Board Rooms tn the New Hallertbe Ifcchaoics' Institute, ToroDto. President, Dr. Beatty, (lobourg ; V^lco- President, Dr. Craigie, Hanill.

ton ; Secretary and Treasurer, W. Edwards. Toronto. ExectUive Committee: The President and Vice-President; T. Shel-

drick, of Dundas ; R. Bull, of Hamilton ; Professor Hiuclcs, Professor Hind, Professor Buckland, Patriclc Freeland, W. H. Sheppard,Rice Lewis, and Alfred Brunei, of Toronto. The Model Rooms and Library of Reference, illustrative of the Industrial and Decorative Arts and Maaufactures, are open to the

public, free, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m , each day ; and on Tuesday and Friday evenings, from 7 to 10 o'clock. The Board publishes a Monthly Journal of 82 octavo pages (in a neat printed cover), devoted to the interests of the Arts and Manu- factures of Canada, at fifty cents per aonum^

^\^ V 1, •^' COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.

UmviRfiTT OF TbROHTO. --Visitor ! The Rt. Hooble. Lord ViscouDt

Monck, kc. , Governor General of British North America. '3, t.-: Hon. Robert Easton Burns, chancellor ; Hon. James Patton, LL.D., vice-chancellor. Members of the Senate : Rev. John McCauI, LL D. John I^Angton, M.A.; Hon. Jos. C. Morrison, Q.C.; Hon. David Si Christie, M.L.C.; Sir W. E. Logan, Knight. D.C.L., F J^.S., and t

i\_. F.G.S.; James J. Hayes, M.D.: Rev. Adam lillie, D.D.; Ed. M. Hodder, M.D. F.R.C.S., England; Hon. J. H. Cameron, Q.C.j

Rev. Egeiton Ryerson, D.D. ; Rev. 8. S. Nelles, M.A. ; The Provost of Trinity College for the time being Very Rev. Angus McDonnell n ; Rev. Michael Willis, D.D.; O. R. R. Cockburn, M.A.; Rev. J. Ta-

baret ; W. Aikins, M.D. ; Henry H. CrofI, D.C L., F.C S. ; John B. Cherriman, M.A.; Daniel Wikson, IX. D., F.S.A., Scotland; Rev.

John Jennings, D.D. ; Hon. Oliver Mowat, Q.C., M.P.P.; G. Her*- rick, M.D.; Ira Lewis, M.A., B.C.L.j^ liirratt W. Smith. D.C.L.;

Samuel 8. Macdonell, M.A., LL.!). ; Rev. Henry Bate Jessopp, M.A. John Helliwell, M.A.; William Geo. Draper, M.A.; Thomas A. Mc-

Lean, MA.; John Boyd, M.A. , B.C.L. ; Adam Crooks, M.A., B.C.L. Daniel McMichael. LL.D.; J. Edgeworth Thomson, B.A.; Edwd.

Coursolles Jones, B.A. ; J. Douslass Armour, B. A. ; John Juchereaa Kiogsmill, B.A.; and Hon. WiUiam Cayley, M.A. , M. P.P. Tbos.

Moss , M . A . ^ Registrar. . / ff

Upper Canada C'^i.T.roB.—Principal, 6. R. R. Cockburn, A.M.; Ist Classical Master, niiiiam Wedd, M.A.; 2nd ditto, John Martland, B.A.; Mathematical Master, James Brown. M.i.; English Classical M60ter,C. W. Conaon.LL.D.; Ut English Master, Miphaol Barrett,

M.D.; 2nd ditto, C. Thompson ; French and Gernaan Master, Rev^

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E. Schluter, M.A.; Assi^Uint Master , J. M. Buoban, ^.A. ; Draw- ing Master, Stewart Westmacott ; Piano, Dr. Strath^"'* French and

Gymnastics, Capt. Goodwin • Bursar, David Buchan, Esq. ; Janitor and Messenger, David Alderdice. ififf BITRSAR'S DEPARTMITT of TBI UNIVIIttinT AND COLLEGB AT TOROirTO.

—Bursar, David Buchan ; Cashier or Chief Gerk, A. Cameron ;

Booic-koeper, M. Drummond ; Assistant (Jlerl^, James Nation Messenger, William Morrow. - ..n;

Univirsftt OFTRiNnr College. —President, The Hon. and Rt. Rev.^

the Lord Bishop of Toronto ; Chancellor of the University, The Hon.

Sir John B. Robinson, Bart., D.C.L. ; Provost of Trinity College, Rev.

George Whitaker, M. A. ; Vice-Provost and Professor of Mathematics, Rev. G. C. Irving. M.A.; Professor of Classics. Rev. T. Ambery, M.A., loc. ten.; Professor of Chemistry, H. Y. Hind, M.A.; ProfeB-* sor of Physiology, J. Bovell, M.D.; Classical Lecturer', Rev. A. J»» Broughall. M.A.; Professors of the Faculty of Law, Hon. J. H.

Cameron, D.C.L. , Q C, and Hon. P. M. Vankoughnet, D.C.L., QC.*^ Professor of Music, G. W. Strathy, Music Doc. ; Bursar, C. Magrath,

B.C. L. I .».»•• «

Knox Collbob. —Principal and Professor of Systematic Divinity, '

Rev. M. Wil11.<), D D. : Professor of Ezcgetical Divinity and Philosophy, Rev. G. P. Young, MA.; Profossor of Church History and Evidencesr of Christianity, Rev. R. Burns, D.D.; Chairman of College Board,;

Rev. R. Ure ; Secretary, Rev. W. Reid, AM. Session opens on flrsti

< Wednesday of October, and closes on first Wednesday of April. ; i

CONGRBIdATlOkAft COLLBGB Of 6. N. AmnRTOA, TVROltTO.—RelT; A.' LilHe, D.D., Theological Professor; Patrick Freeland, Treasurer;' Rev. F. H. Marling, Secretary. Directors —Rev. T. S. Ellerby, Rev A.Lillle, fil.D., Rev. Edward' Ebbs, Rev. J. T. Byrne, Rev. T. M. Reikie, R«v; W. H. AllWorth,^

Rev. J. Porter, Rev. W. F Clarke, J. Turner » A. Christie, J. Nasmith, J. Snarr. E Kimball. J. Hodgson, and J. Robinson,

iBi>i'' j»»iir ' y N»'ii>r'^» { *»'>iV,it»if«W it^ifH

COUNQL OF PUBUO iHSTRUOnON FQII UPPBR CajCADA.--^H0D; Samoelf^

Bealy Harrison, Q.C., Chairman ; Rev. Egerton Ryorson,D.D., LL.D.,

Chief Superintendent of Education ; Right Rev. John Joseph Lyncb,

D.D., R. C. Bis)iop of Toronto ; Rev. H. J. Grasett, B.D.( Hon. Mr^ f

Justice Morrison^X^C ; James S. Howard ; Rev. John Jennings, D.D.;i Rev. Adam Lillie, D.D. ; and Rev. John Barclay, D.D. Members for ihe Purposesqf ^ Qr9>mmar-8(^l Act: Jlev. J. Mc-

Caul, LL,.D., President pf the University College ; and the Presidents of the Colleges affiliated with the University of Toronto. J. Georgtr Hpdgln8,LL.B.,F.R.G.S., Recording Clerk. .,,^ ,, ,., ^ „\ . ;

lao TOROVTO. .r RAILWAY COMPANIES.

.5.1 GRBiiT WnTBRir BailwAT.— (Toronto Branch.) W. Tharp, Station

Master and Freight Agent ; Wm. Jenkins, Ix)comotive Foreman.

Freight Bepot : Qoeen's Wharf ; Passenger Depot : Union StaUoo, foot of York Street.

' i '? 'T* Grand Truitk Railway.— (Western District.) C. R. Christie, Super-

intendent ; J. B. Jones, Freight Agent ; J. Martin, Locomotive Fore-

man ; H. Bourlier, Station Master, Union Station ; J. Biair, Station

Master, Queen's Wharf ; R. N. Howell, Agent, Don SUtion. 7fJ"*

NoRTHisjr Railway of Canada Directors : Hon. J. B. Robinson,

President : F W. Cumberland. Vice-President and Managing Direc-

tor ; Luulfi Moflktt, John B. Robinson, T. D. Harris, James E. Smitli, H. Wheeler. Jno. . Chowne, Sydney Lawrence.

Officert: J. L. Grant. Superintendent ; G. Beattj, Secretary ; Sand- ford Fleming, Engineer; Thoa. Hamilton, Accountant.

'.>: 'l-*JfrJ« M .a ),! SOCIETIES.

8t. Gborgi'8 SocnrY.—James Beaoholl, President ; W. Kingsford,

l8t Vice-President ; Job. Hurd, 2nd Vtoe-Presldent ; Rev. H P. Hope,

3rd Vice-President : Rot. Jas. Beaven, D.D., Rev. Henry Scadding, D.D., Rev. T. 8. Kenne

Dr. Hallowen, Dr. Hodderi Pbysiciaus ; W. B. Phipps, Treasurer;

W. H. Warne, Secretary ; Fredoriek Arculus, C. W. Cooper, R. S. Deniord, Jas. Hurry, Julian Sale, John Smith, R. Walsh, Managing

Committee ; Thos. Brown, Auditor ; Geo. Brooke, F. W. Cumberland, 0. Storm, Worthmgtoo, Stewards Richard V M. Hawke. W. G. James ; Parker, Marshal ; Messrs. G. F. Frankland, W. Grainger, and John Parker, StandanI Bearsra.

St. Andrkw's Spcunr.—R, S. Miller, PreaideDt ; G. Michle and

A. Hugh Miller, Vice Presidents : Drs. Ross and Thorburn, Physicians

Drs. Jennings and Barclay, Chaplains ; J. C. Gilmor, Treasurer ; J

McBride, Secretary ; J. Miohle, Miirshal ; R. Dingwell, Piper. '

8r. Patriok'i Sociity. —^. Manning, President ; R. Lewis, Ist Vloe-

President? J. D. Merrtok, 2nd Vk^Pre^klent ; J. Guity, 3rd Vice-'

President '; J. M. tfcLochlin) Treasurer and Secretary.

LmaiART AND SOKNTIFIO. '^

Ontario LmnuRY Socnrr, Toronto.—Instituted 18M ; Incorporated 1800. Meets every Tuesdav eyeniog. at the New Mechanics' Insti- tuU. Robert B. SolUvan, M. A. , President ; J. D. Edgar, Ist Vice-

?««!**»« ;

TOBOVTO. lit

President ; J. Holden, 2nd Vice- President ; J. Wright, Treasurer ; G. Secretary A. Jones, Secretary ; RlQbard Grabame, Corresponding ; Calvin Browne, Assistant Secretary : A. Howell, J. Bull, — Tyner, B. Longley, Executive Committee. A regular course of public lee- tures deliv ired under the aaspices of the Society annually.

* •^f . Trinity toi.LiiQK LtrsiuRT IifsrrruTB.—Chairman, J. O. Jessup; Treasurer, D. F. Bogert ; Secretary, R. Henderson; Librarian, K.

Jones : Curator. H. Ausion Member for 3rd year, A. Lindsay L. ; ; Member for 2nd year, F. A. Bethune.

OsGOOPi CiUB.-~President, Hon. Mr. Justice Richards ; Vice-Presi-: dents, T. W. Taylor, Esq., M.A.; John McBride, Esq.; R. A. Har-

rison, Esq., B.C.L. : John Roaf, Jun., Esq., M.A.: Wm. Atkinson,

&q. , M. A. ; A. J. Cattanach. K

W. A. Foster, LL.B. ; Committee of Management, Messrs. S. 6.

Wood, LL.B. ; J. W. Holcomb, M.A.; J. C. Hamilton, M A.*, D. W. Dumble, B.A.; and J. Downey. ' >* flrttiTiit) ht*}*' . ...

N. Canadian iNsrrruTR.—President, Hon. J. H. Hagarty, D.C.L.; Vice-Presidents, Rev. Prof. G. C. Irving, M.A., T. C Keefer, Esq.,

C.E.. Saodford Fleming, Esq., C.E. ; Treasurer, D. Crawford, Esq. Recording Secretary, Patrick Freeland, Esq.; Corresponding Secre- tary,Rev. Prof. Hatch, B.A.; Librarian, Prof. H. Y. Hind, M.A., F.Q.S.: Curator, J. F. Smith, Jun./ Esq.; Council, Prof. D.Wilson, LL.D., Prof. E. J. Chapman, Rev. ^rof. W. Binck8,P.L.S., Hon. G. W. Allan, M.L.C., Prof. H. CrdTt, D.C.L., Prof. J. B. Cherrt* man, M.A. , « »»»s.' . ^.V t-tl i ft*:!

LrrmtART Assoctation of thb UNiviRsmr op Victoru Oollbqb.^- InstUutod 1866. —President, Rev. 8. S. NeUes, D.D.; Vice-Presi- dents, Wm. F. Metcalf C. E. Hlckey ; Critic, and H. Hough ; AssH. Critic, J. Burwosh ; Corresponding Secretary,, 0. Lambly ; Record: ing Secretary, C. A. Neville: Assistant Recording Secretary, J. F^

German ; Treasurer, H. P. BIggar ; Librarian, R. H. Starr ; Ass't. Librarian. N. Blgelow ; Directors, G. H. Bridgman, J. E. Rose, J, N. Howell, R. W. Williams, D. Kennedy, H. C. McMulIen.

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Weslbtan LrrsRART AssoaATioN OF THE Ctty of Kingston.—Presi- dent, Rev. Qeorge Yonog ; Vice Presidents, Rev. N. R. Willoughby, B.A., Rev. Thomas W. Jeflfory, Byron M. BritUm, Esq., B;A.; Secretary, Wm. J. Shaw, B.A.; Treasurer, John Skinner, Esq.; Librarian, John Walker; Executive Committee, Mes3rs. Malcolm McDonald, James Moore, Joseph Clarke, Joseph Dugdale, Joseph Skinner, Robt. McDonald, Isaac Price, Wm. Tandy, John Mclntyre, B.A., together with the Officers of the Society. m^ . ,

132 TO&oirTo;

CHURCHES, &o. , iiH ff-

African Baptist Cburoti Revd. African Union Baptist Church.. (I Alexander Lorlmor, A B Baptist Chapel tf. T. F. Oaldeoott Ooolco's Presbyterian Church If Wm. Gregg, A.M. United Prcs. of Canada (i (( John Jennings, D.D. t( ch (R. Catholic) . Fathers of ?t. Basil. *' II St. George's (of England) . Rev. Dr. Fuller. / Bishop of Toronto. Revd. H. J. Grassett, B.D., Hec. St. James' Cathedral ^.v ) i S *» E. Baldwin, M. A. „ f II Mr. Boddy.

St. John the Evan. Ch. " . . . . " T. 8. Kennedy. r ..' St. Mary>8ghurch (R. C.) ISi;^lR«vd.^r^-'p^f^'i^^i^I^iLpJ. B. Proux, Asst. .r ,r. i^'n . AC.ofF. f •* G. Nortbgraves, Rector, tt St. Ilichaol'8 Cuthfdral -< <« J. Shea, Assistant. II j-J Mr. Laurent. ,w>z » 11 8t f>auP8 Churobt (of Eog.) , Saltern Giving. »* *» II Old St. PauPs , . Mr. Willianis. " " .-* . **V r (R. C) F. Rooney. St. '* Stephen's Churdb (of Eng.) .... J. W. MoCoUum, M A. li / Trinity «• It It Alexander Sanson. ** Unitarian II John i^cott. *• II '**' Wesleyan J. B. Howard, ) qIIU*" II II II Jas. Elliott, ' ;^"P*^ Zloa Congregational Cbapel ...... ** T. Ellerby. Jewish Synagogue.... < M. Goldberg.

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CENSUS RETURNS OF CANADA, 1861;

As Corrected in Bureau of Agriculture am^ Statistics,

f^ CANADA EAST.

Popnljition. *' Population. Montreal, City 90,323 rx)tbiniere, County 20,018 Qnobec, '' 51,109 Maskinonge, " 14,790 Three Hivcrs, " .. ... 0,058 Megan tic, 17,889 Sherbrooko, Town 5,899 Missisquoi, ** 18,608 Argontcuil, County 12,897 Montcalm, « 14,724 Arthabaska, *' 13.473 Montnr>agny, ** 13,886 L'Assotnptkm, « 17,355 Montmorency, 11,136 Bagot, *' 18,841 NapiervHle, 14,518 Beauce, *« 20,416 Nicolet, 21,563 Beauharnois, *» 16J42 Ottawa, *» 27,767 Bellecbasse, *• 16,062 Pontiac, " 13,267 Bcrthicr, « 19,608 Portneuf, " 21,291 Bonaventure, " 13,092 Quebec, " 27,898 Brome, ** 12,732 Richelieu, " 19,070 Chambly, " 13,132 Richmond, ci 8,884 Champlain, *' 20,008 Rimouski, it 20,854 Charlevoix, ** 15,223 RouviUe, n 18,227 Chaieauguay, « 17,837 Saguenay, (( 6,101 *>82 Joliette, " 21,198 Vercheres, " 15,486 Kamouraska, *' 21,058 Wolfe, 6,548 I^aprairie, *' 14,476 Yamaska, 16,046 Laval, «• 10,607 Levl3, " 22,091 Total Population.. . .1,110,664 134 OBKSm.

CANADA WEST.

Population. Population. 19,096 Lincoln, County 27,626 KlDgStOD, 13,743 Middlesex, " 48,736 u * London, ...... 11.556 Norfolk, 28,690 Ottawa, 14,669 Northumberland. 40,692 14 Toronto, 44,8-21 Ontario, ** 41,604 Tift X Brant, County 30,338 Oxford, *' 46,226 Bruce, it 27,499 Peel, ** 27,240 Carleton, It 29,6*20 Perth, " 38,083

a * Dundas, 18,777 Peterborough , < 24 ,651 Durham, u 89,115 Proscott, •* 15.499 it Elgin, 32,050 Prince Edward, " 'JO 869 Essex, tal,C.W., 1861. .952,004 Total, CW., 1861 1.39t),091 ToUl,C.E., 1851. .890,261 Total, C.E., 1861 1,110,664

Excess of Canada West. . . 61,748 Excess of Canada West. 285,427

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l\ Set Paget 80 and 81«

*»*«*fc^««— opulatiod. 27,625 '••.48,736 '...28,690 ...40,692 ...41,604 ...46,228 ...27,240 ...38,083 ...24,651 -..15,499 ..20.869 ..20,326 .. 6,824 ..44,720 ..18,129 ..23,039 ..38.750 ..24,988

. .49,200 .31,832 .69,674

. 4,916

. 2,09-1

10,664

85,427

y POCKET MAP OF THE CIT JJliKi

N iCALt Or TIE t OF OKCAi INUNDATION 14 • w o 15 APRIL IB61. JJOO SiJO

I M I L C OF THE CITY OF MONTREAL.