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HALIFAX CITY DIRECTORY.FOR

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A COMPLETE STREET DIRECTORYOF HALIFAX, .

ENUMERATINaj, BESIDES NA.MES, ALL VACANT HOUSES AND LOTS":

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COMPANIES, SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, &c.AND A VdBT AMOIINT OF

USEFUL AND GENERAL INFORMATiON,INCLUDING FULL DETAILS OF THR

CUSTOMS.,,AND POST. OFFICE DEPART MENTS`

See Index to Advertisers, page 57:

P.u,BLIS H E D BY DAVID McALPINE,

HALIFAX, N. S.

, FOR SALE BY . .

A. & W. MACgINLAY, 123 Granville Street. .'M. A. -BUCgLEY, 85"-Granville Street.

R. T. MUIR, 125 Granville Street.Z. S. HALL, 155 Hollis Street.

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J. S. MACLEAN & CO. HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA,

Commission and General Merchants, AGENTS FOR

FREIGHT STEMIIERS AND SkILING SHIPS FROM LONDON AND LIVERPOOL, G. B. .

IMPORTERS OF TEAS, . AND DEALERS IN

AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF

noesonitis. OfE2MaILIEDril WQ' RENCIU3S 9 poti.mo griurn.

H. H. FULLE 00. IMPORTERS OF

Iron, Steel, London Paints and 011, Cordage, Nets, Lines and Twines, Window Glass, Sheet Lead, Zinc,

Gunpowder, Shot, Blasting Fuze,, Table and Pocket Cutlery.

ALSO :

Best Annealed Cut • nails, AND

HOUSE-BUILDING HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS,

FOR &LIE M. LOTTEff EIIKET REEL OF powEivs Upper Water Street, Halifax ,

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PRIlUCE, WEST AGENTS FOR

•JOHN LOGAN, PICTOU, 8t. LOGAN BROS., WEST RIVER TANNERIES.

HEAD OF, CENT.RAL WIIAÈF,

IHALIFAX3 N. S.

DIRTIVIOUTII IRON FOUNDRY 1 833,. er.:4

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESSON & CO.

IMPORTERS IND WHOLESALE »BALERS IN

BRITISH, AMERICAN AND

PROPRIETORS,

OFFICE 19'& 21 DtICE STREET, SAMAR. P. 8.

Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Quartz Critshing Machinery, Saw Mills, Coi Mining Machinery, Iron Railing, aniShip's Castings.

Forging and Machine Work promptly executed.\ Pulleys, Shaftidg, &a, made to order. We have also th.e largest and best selected, assortment of Stave Pat.

terns in the Dominion. \

W. S. SYMONDS 8D. CO.

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Is a ^5 & 6 South Market Street,

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,OOLONG, SOUCHONG AND JAPAN TEAS, TOBACCOS,

SPICES, SODA, FRUIT, OILS, &C.

.âaoT ^3^► T^TD.

SEL];CTED FOR PROVINCIAL

SPECIAL AND PROMPT ATTENTION PA1D TO ORDERS.

FURNITURE HALL ..

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

& $c CO .WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

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Wllo1cs1c Furiiltllro 13 & 15 Prince

xEA$ P$CVINGE_BVILDINGt,',HALIFAX, N. S.

_E+E. E1E:FIERNAN4XdrrvsAaTQRER :eRP-#XpoxTER OP

BRITISH AND AMERIOl^N.l.00KING GLASSES,

IRON, AND WOOD . :BEDSTEADS, &e.WSOLESALE A^TD-fi^E1^ÀIL-AT VERY LOYP PRICES FOR CASH., . ^ .

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ADVERTISElV1ENTS.

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'-'ADVERTI.SEMEW.

NEW BRUNSWICK

SHOE NAIL AND TACK WORKS. SETH R. FOSTER.,

PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE WA-REHOUSE & MANUaCTORY , ON GEORGES `STREET,

• St. JOHN, N. B. All Goods of a Superior quality and extra Finish.

The Trade supplied at Lower . Rates and on Better Terms, than can be pur-chased for in any other market. Orders received from all parts of the Dominion.

VtLLIO J011110L

BOOT AND SHOE MIKE 126 GOTTINGEN STREET,

MALIFAL Ce

RUBBERS THOROUGHLY REPAIRED.

îSîe. Cor. Albermarle & Buckingham Sts.,

HALUFAM, Z.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

.eGROCER AND LIQUOR MERCHANT,• Military and Naval vesses Supplied. Country Produce purchased for Cash.

North corner . Georges Street, 27. O@CAX1 9 N. C3.• °

PROPRIETOR.

SAWS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MANUFA:CT:C910 -:E1tOetgE

x.g.sT . . Gus,11ASTSTEL .

.A.ND ALWA.Y8 ON ICA.ND

PATENT GROUND

These Saws are particularly recommended, ù1 they are perfectly free from those inequalities of thiekne,ss which render the SU/ liable to heat.

EVERY SAVV VVARRANTED.

ADVERTISEMËNTS.

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ADVERTISElUENTS.

A. KISSOCK, Manufacturers and Dealeis in all kiiids of

No. 18 BEDFORD ROW,

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•MILIEUX Na S.

The highest price paid for old Canvas, Rope, Rags, - Paper, &c., ikc.

MANUFACTORY at BEDFORD.

JOHN D AUCTIONEER AND CONIISSION

- VICTORIA 13 ATTENDS TO SALES OF BEAL ESTATE, AND ALL KINDS

, OF OUT-DOOR SÀLES.

J. D, • NASH IS ALSO

it 0 re It n It OF THE CELEBRA.TED

GANEZE MINES ,

IN TENE CAPE, HANTS COUNTY, HAS ON HAND GENERAL XINING AREAS FOR COPPER, COAL, AND GOLD.

,01§TORM SSUFIlla. RUM mum HALIFAX N. S.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

THOMAS A.^' S. DEWOLF & SON ,

1HÀ 1..I FAX, N. S.

STEAMERS I

THOM,AS..A^. f.. DeWOLF. CHARLES F. D$WOLF.....^.....^:....., ...................:.......::..................................... .

G1asgo^ to Halifax and St, John,. N,B.Steaniérs are running regularly, . and urrAngements can : be made for

Freight or -Passage; on liberal terms.. T. S. -,DEWO

Agen ts.

TIs- âlways Stooked with a Çhoiae. Assortmént of

.Which are for Sale at the.ï.owest Rates.'

f T^N E. B E*ST N. D F.B E$ H E.ST0ON1'RTO 80, DUCE1 . .. QIZ. :

. Butter, 'E.ggs, Hams, Bacon, &c;, 4c.,AND .ALL: KINDS OF FRUITS IN THEIR SEABON.

COLONIAL CBMART ,

No. -10Jacob Street,'...Directly opposite. Arqyle Street,. ` ' : . - • -, - • MALû LANP M: &

.._. HUBLY .&*- KELLY, PAOPRIETORS.

All orders' punetually attended to. 6,oods sent to all parts of the City.

.w ..s.

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ARKER CR NT,

ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 0

T. J. JEGiAIN, GUN-MAKERS

AND DEALERS IN

Fowling-Pieces, Rifles, Revolvers, &o. BREECILLOADERS,

Breech-Loading Implements and Cartridges, BEST QUALITY COARSE & FINE GRAIN GUNPOWDER.

32 Upper 'Water Street, Halifax, N. S.

• E. W. J. EGAN, 32 Upper Water Street, near Power's Wharf,

HALIFAX, N. S. Manufacturers of all kinds of

MEN'S, WOMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S

11:3" Ccuntry orders requested. A Liberal Discount for Cash.

HALIFAX, N. S.,

COMMON AND MERU HERCIIANTS, IMPORTERS OF

Flour, Meal, Tea, Rice, Sugar, Molasses, &le" -site.,

,CENTRAL WHARF,

59 Upper Water Street, . . HALIFAX,S, Si

R. DAVIS. F. A. LIEBMANN. •

B OWNEWOF GRANITE WHARF AND STORES,

DEALERS IN

LUMBER, SHINGLES, BUILDING FIATERID AND

GENERAL SHIPPING MERCHANTS, HALIFAX, N. S.

Agents for Hamburg Board of Underwriters,

SIM0-1\-.. F. BARSS,

AND

COMMISSION MERCHANT, •

After Twenty-five years Experience in :the business of this Province, feels qualifiPd to undertake the transaction of any kind of Agency intrusted to him, particularly anything connected with Ships.

Particular attention is requested to the Matches produced in the CROWN MATCH FACTORY, of which he is joint-pioprietor with his son.

OFFICE, BARSS' WHARF, UPPER MITER STREET,

NORTH SIDE.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 11

• R. CUNNINGHAM, • „ •

TAILO 'ClAtTHIER, Corner Duke and Water Streets,

HALIFAX, N. S.

ILLER CREELMAN,

1.4etitiallers, 161 Lower Water Street, Head of Robert Noble's Wharf,

• eilarn,

tra %LOTMU erDeSiL

HAVE CONSTANTLY FOR SALE

cad: Mutt •OF THE BEST QUALITY.

ALSO :

CORNEI:5 BEEF, TONGUES, &C. Barrelled Beef and Pork always on hand.

ep Masters of Vessels, Hotels, Boarding Houses, ttc. attended to promptly, and at the shortest notice.

J. CROWE, Jr.

HOUSE JOINER, &C ., &C o,

No, 38 MAITLAND STREET, HALIFAX, a 2.

All Orders executed with Neatness and Despatch.

NEAR CORNWALLIS STREET.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 12

ADVERTISENI ENTS. 13Ql-

R. GORHAN & CO .

FISH AND 1OMMISION nIERCNANTS,DEALERS IN

LOIIR, IYIEAL , PROVISIONS , & FISHING SUPPLIES ,Head of Bremner's (late Brown's) Wharf,

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r3ALIFAX, N. S.

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Consignments of Dry and Pickled Fish, Oils, and Country Produce will re-eeive immediate attention, and will be sold free of Commission when sent in,excbange for Goods.

DORAN'S

AND

SALE AND ACCOMMODATION STABLES,.

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NOS, 13 & 15 SACKVILLE STREET,

ALIEAX^ 106 Re.

EDWARD DORAN,,.PROPRIETOR.

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19784199 BARRINGTON STREET, • WILIFAX,

.ADVERTISEMENTS. 14

DANIEL CRONAN

EST INDIA MERC LINT AND PURCHASER OF ALL KINDS OF

UNMANUFACTURED FURS, FOR EXPORT,

°RONAN'S WHARF, UPPER WATER STREET,

DINING L. OYSTER SALOON, HENRY- MOSS,

PROPRIETOlt. Meals served at all bourg, and the tables furnished with every delicacy of the

season, '

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Na. 95 UPPER WATER STREET,HEAD OF CRONAN'S WHARF,

H. A L I FA XD

T,^BU WROTE from I till 3 oDdOqks..P.

- 15,

MEALS &. LûNCHES; HOT TEA & COFFEE,promptly served at all times to suit customers.

CHlO1CE 1A/INES, ALES, L.e.QUORS, &c.,best quality, imported direct, always on hand.

OYSTERS received (fresh) each day,tiand served up in any style.^.^

EDMUND ELLIOT,.' :^ .Begs to notify the Trade that he has, commenced business in the

above line, and respectfully. solicits a share of patronage at

3F XLSi]E^VVAL TE,R.,PROPEKTIOF THE LATE THOMAS LAIDLAW, ESQ.,

HALIFAX, N: S..The Subscriber -has also BATHING HOUSES, for Salt Water Baths.

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SONIC ELS kg TO ousa. ofi JE INL(

16 ; ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Halifax Fire Insurance Company. ESTABLISHED A. D. 1809.

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CAPITAL; - Two Ilund!ed and Forty Thousand Dollars. (With Power to iricrease to "Four hundred thousand.")

OFFICE, • - - - - 64 BEDFORD ROWe

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: A. M. UNIACHE, Esq., Barrister , President. ROBT. NOBLE, Esq., Merchant. J. W. YOUNG, Esq., Merchant, Vice-Pres. W. McKAY, Esq., 3Ierchant. J. P. mom Esq., Merchant. J. GlIkSON, Esq., Merchant.

• GEO. ESSON, Esq., Merchant. Secretary and Treasurer,—RICH. T.REMAIN.

This Company has carried on a successful business since its establishment, and continues to effect inzurance on Buildings, Wares, and Merchandize, etc., at the lowest rates. The Capital is securely invested in the public Stocks and Chartered Companies of the Province.

BECKER & CORNELIUS, • 31À.NIIPAOTURER8 OF

JEWELLERY AND GOLD C111116,

IfIANVFACTORY:

81 GRANVILLE STREET, 3rd FLOOR,

BURTON'S CORNER.

Highest Price paid for Nova Scotia Gold.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

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WHOLEbALE AND RETAIL

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y....Bj CONFEfflONER,

No. 21 BRUNSWICK ' STREET,HALIFAX, N. S.,

Manufacturer of all kinds of Biscuits, Tea Cakes, &c. Wedding Cakes madeto order. Also wines,.:Syrups, Cordials, and Ice Creams.

THOMAS NASH ,MANUFACTURER OF.,

Prepared from the original receipt by Ddr. 'WILLIAM BROWN only,

AT THE

IN ER ALE AND S O DA TER FACTORY ,IT,

HALIFAX9 N. 5."I

A&°° NONE GENUINE,WITHOUT SIGNATURE.

N.B.--Orders from the Country punctually attended to.

18 ADVERTISEMENTS.

BREMINER & HART,ShÎ ing, Comrnî$sion . antl West India

. MERCHANTSq

AND DEALERS IN

DRY AND PICKLED FIii 4LT1 &c,

Office, Bremner's Wharf , (late Brown's)LOWER WATER STREET,

JAMES I. BREMNER.

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BU WERS & MAL TSTRS,IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE

13 EJ

WILLIAM H. HART.

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ARTZ LANE, BETWEEN WATER & LOCgMAN STS.,

HALIFAX, N. S.

TIM AS W SLEY,

ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 19

11111111 111811E 111 (ESTABiaSHED 1852,)

• Corner of Barrington & Blower Streets

IVIOINTT-TIVEMINTTS1

GRANITE, MARBLE, AND FREE STONE,

61111E STONES, 1110LE !LINTELS, TAA31.4Eri'S,

Ike., &e ll,

At most Reasonable Pricef3, and Promptly executed.

20 ADVERTISEi1IENTS.

PAPER COLLAR ^A :r.

ST. JQRN, NEW BRUNSWICK.

The Paper Collar Factory, having been purchased by the Sub-..

scribers, and supplied with additional Mc,chinery and Fixtûres, is

in a position to supply the trade.. with a class of

wsralx FOR . .

Excelleilco of Materia l, Superioriry of Fil, aad Cheapu,DEFY COMPETITION BY AMERICAN MANIIFACTÜIiEBB.

The ",EUREI^A," round corners, is chief among the latest

favorite styles, and is in -great dëpnand wherever introduced:

VŸholesale^ orders will meet with prompt attention and may be.

sent either direct to THE FACTORY, ST. 'JOHN, N. B., or

EVERETT BROTHERS ,

1000 G'RAHVILL .E ST a A

"WILLIS 'WILLIS & CO .,T'ROPRIETORS,.

ST. JOHN, N. B .

ADVERTISEMENTS.

T. JOIIN

IRON KNEE FACTORY, JOHN A. JONES,

PROPRIETOR,

CORNER OF ERIN AND BRUNSWICK STS.

With Steam power drills, esc., purposely for the manufacture of

SHIPS' IRON KNEES 8r STRAPS.

No expense has been spared in fitting up his Establishment 130 as ,

to make it one of the best in the City, and lie will endeavour, to

the utmost of his ability; to give satisfaction to all who may favor

him with their patronage. JOI{Ni A. JONES.

Made in a superior manner—toarranteJ to fit—don't fail to get - them at the

ST. JOHN KNEE FACTORY, CORNER OF ERIN AND BRUNSWICK STS.,

ST. JOHN, N. B.

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ADVERTISEMENTS. 22

HEAD OP FAIRBANK'S WHARF « LCYWER Waci3E2 MIEST9

HALIFAX, N. S. Ship and all other work in the Blacksnlitti line executed to order, and warranted

•to'give entire satisfaction.

gr Orders from the country promptly attended to. PRICES AS LOW AS ANY IN THE CITY.

REILLY & DA.VIDSON, DEALERS IN

ffl "1" PLUMBERS AND WORKERS IN SHEET METALS,

Baths, Water Closets, Pumps, Sinks, 86c. lEIDTIOM 41k71) UM? MUM cliff&

200 1:10LLIS St., near H, M. Ordnance. HALIFAX, N. S.

L Da L.: 00e COMMISSION MERCIIANTS,

AND DEALERS IN

Cod, Dog, Seal, Whale mid Herring Oils always on hand.

iErt? S HALIFAX, N. S.

JJ

AND

ADVERTISEMENTS. 23

wk-

JOSEPH KAYE, se)1_4U ..A.GENrr

in Nova Scotia, of the

FOREST CITY OIL REFINING COMPANY, LONDON, ONTARIO,

For the sale of their. OIL, can offer the same to the public as being a very superior article, and free from any had odour,

The above will be sold at prices which defy competition.

Office :-83 Upper Water Street, Head Commercial 'Wharf, HALIFAX, N.' S.

General Store—Richmond What•f.

COMMISSION In CHANT, •AGENT,

• AGENT FOR . .

MOTT'S ECONOMIC LUBRICANT, AND AGEXT FOE

The Trivelers Life and Accident Insurance Cove of Hartford, Coin • OFFICE : 204 HOLLIS STREET,

WALIFAX, N. S.

ILE MIME, Cabinet Makers, Upholsterers,

AND

UND KRT.A.KERS,

No, 82 Barrington Street, Halifax, N. S. ONE DOOR SOUTH OF CHALMERS' CHURCH,

XAMIPACTURERS OP .ALL KINDS OP

DRAWING ROOM, DINING AND BED ROOM FURNITURE, in all the newest Patterns, and in a superior style of Workmanship.

N.B.—Particular attention paid to the Undertaking Department. Orders from the Country promptly attended to.

JOHNSTON & SMITH, ENFIELD POTTERY AND BRICKYARD,

YANITPACTIIRERS OP

Common, Pressed and Fire Bricks, Chimney Tops, Stove - Pipe Tubes, Fire Tiles, Stove Linings,

• .And all other kinds of Builders' Materials.

EARTHEN- W.A.-RE, Milk Pans, Cream Pots, Bread Pans, Butter Crooks, Preserve

Jars, Plower Pots, &e.

Si 'ILI 0 TST Liquor Jars, Drain Tiles, Milk Pans, Preserve Pots, &e., 8te.

BRICK YARD AND POTTERY, ENFIELD, N. S.

TOWN OFFICE:

• MALCOM & JOHNSTON, Builders and Con.tractor$ to R. E. Dept.

No. 1 BLOWERS àTREET, HALIFAX, N. S.

(Successors to the late ROBERT MALCOM))

24 ADYERTISENENTS.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

HARLES SARNSTEA D ,11fANIIFAQTIIRE11 AND IMPORTER OP

SOLE AN D UPPE ^

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LEATHERI&C.

SOUTI-3C Y`EI-^,I^Y WHARF,

HALIFA.X, N. S.

ME,,

No. 31 jJPPER WATER STREET,

BETWEEN POWER'S & BENNETT'S WHARVES,

HAZIFAX, N. S.

Has always on hand a choice selection of

STAPI,E & FANCY DRY GOODS,To which she invites the attention of her friends and the Public, as she intends to

sell at the most reaaonable rates.

fJHORSE-SIOER & FARRIER ,

Upper Water -Street,OPPOSITE S. M. DOCEY ARD,

. HALIFAX, N. S.

HORSES TREATED WITH THE GREATEST CARE.HORSE-SHOEING in the best style.'

M iLLINERY ,. etc.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

^01%C^ S9OL

PROPR I ETOR

JOHN DELANEY,

VICTTJAL'LER39 GOTTINGEN STREET ,

HALIFAX, N.'S.

CALL AND EXAMINE.

All kinds of Meat in season, kept constantly on handand of the best quality to be had in the Mar-

ket. Personally selected by Subscriber.

a

UPPER WATER STREET, ....... HA.LIFAX, N. S.

WwOars and Rough Spars constantly on hand and made to order

vii

at the cheapest rate.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 27

rass and Composition FasteniAgs, &c,FOR vESSELS.

ELLS FOR SCHOOLS,'FACTORtES, VESSELS, &c., &C.

Suction and Force Pumps1ouse and ^^^^ PZuthg,Copper Work of all Descriptions... n .

.z^. d.

0

JOHN. Al. WATSON,CoMmission and West India Merchant ;

IM*PORTER O F

UrLF ZI-01 I , Aô]0t -1

Bc

RA ISINS, FIGS, ALMONDS, FILBERTS, LEMONS9 &c.'FROM MALAGA .

DgALER IN

FIES11, E-UMBEIR, FILO-U R&C. &C . &C .

lit

BENNETT'S WHARF, HALIFAX, N. S .

on , 111 illa!m

t I MCI, 1- Li9

-NTO. lp BIRUIN-SWICK STREET

P. -HAY-DEN ,IMPORTER-OF AND DEALER I N

RRITIS~H* AND AM'ER-ICAN DRY, G000,Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, 11 2

TERMS CASH.

OGda.A.NrirS

ORAGE STORE & BOARDING MKS. 104 ARGYLE STREET,

OPPOSITE PARADE,

HALIFAX, N t S.

The Forage Store is well filled with a good stock of HAY, STRAW, OATS, ACKED CORN, BRAN, MEALf &c., which will be soldat as low rates elsewhere in the City, deliverable free of charge. Horses boarded at this Establishment on reasonable terms, with prime feed, d under the charge of competent Grooms.

JAMES A. GRANT) PROPRIETOli.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 29

REDMOND DONAHOE,

tUrlittlieCIMItt se

DEALER IN

LOUR, YE FLOUR, MEAL, TEA, STJGAR,

• CLASSES, TOBACCO, &e. %. 171 LOWER WATER STREET, HALIFAX, N. S.

EST IA PR UC

7.e> ) PP !It ST ct

30 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Importer and 'Wholesale Dealers in

TEAS, TOBACCOS,

17 &1 Upper Water Street,

H. O.

WILLL M KANDOCK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

GROCER &• FLOUR MERCHANT I31TORTER AND DEALER IN

WINES, BRANDIES, GIN WHISKETe, JLE, PORTER, &c. &c.

ee Ewan gulmm% HALIFAX, N. S.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 3/

GILBERT R. FRITH, Jr.

WEST INDIA & COHESION IERCILINT, BEAD OF BERMUDIAN WHARF,

HALIFAX, N. S.

GEORGE FLOWERS 81, SON, •

SAI L-MAKERS, NO 'L WH A

FOOT OF SeICKPILLE ST., HALIFAX, N. S.

Orders punctually attended to.

EDWARD F. MITCHELL, No. 12 SACKVILLE STREET,

NEARLY OPPOSITE DORAN'S HOTEL:

0. DEALER II(

BRITISH Sc FOREIGN DRY GOODS, 11-OAT'S AND ,CAPS. ,

A well assorted.Stock -of Staple and Fancy Goods ,alwi,ys on hand. - Call and examine before purchasing. elsewhere.

32

i

ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING LEASED TgE PREMIBEB.,

.

y..Nos. 101, & 16OHOl.L1S STRE ET..^ . _ .Opposite the -H'alifas Clubg

^ `^ -

I8 NOW PREPARED'TO CATER TO THE WANTS OF THE COMMUNITY.

The place formerly known as 11 STEWAFtT'S RESTAURANT," hag been fittedup at a considerable expense, and is light, airy and neat in arrangement. Heinvites the inspection of the public to his new enterprise.

No ends will be spared to supply the Best and Choicest Articles that this andthe foreign markets can afford.

He' invites particular attention to an improved

OYS; TE]Et SrillAï^T10 9'erected on the premises, by whieh those edibles can be furnished Raw, Stewed,Escalloped, &c.; in fa,ct, in every`known style, at a minute's notice. This-isworth seeing.

WLYÛ LWQUO)R^3 &Cm

Of Good quality, are also furnished at this establishment. He therefore invitesa continuance of the custom extended to him, in the past.

180 UPPER WATER STREET,

IOPPOSI TE, GEORGE H. STARR & C0.'S WHARF,

IMPORTER OF AND «'HOLEBAL= AND RETAIL DEALER IN

13 COMMON ST PIONT AL3 E,1 1

ADVERTISEMENTS. 33

NELSON DAVIS,

CUSTOM HOUSE, FORWARDING AG -ENT, • 7

AND COMMISSION MERCHANT NO. 9 GILLESPIE'S BUILDINGS, Cor. of COMMON & Pox STS9

MONTREAL.

Personal and Prompt attention given to Entering Goods at Customs, Bonding Warehousing, and forwarding to Quebec, Canada West, United States, &c. Goods stored in Bond or Free. To prevent detention, send Invoice and have all packages 'narked, Care of N. DAVIS.

JOHN CHAMARD,

WHOLESALE DEALER IN

GRAIN, FLOUR, FISH, OIL &c.

WAREEIOELTSEMAN. Unlimited Storage Room for FREE or BONDED Goods.

CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED—CASH ADVANCES ON THEM.

WILLIAM PETERS, 135 UNION STREET, SAINT JOHN, N. B.

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF

LIMIS.,TMEMEZ, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ALL DESCRIPTIONS OP

FOREIGN IIIDES,•COD OIL, CURERS' TOOLS, &O. Agent for the Sale «Messrs. IleCAUSLAND & 8171111101IPS Patent and

Enamel Leather. LEATHER SOLD ON COMMISSION. NB.—Tanners can be supplied with all descriptions of RIDES, at short notice, on as

good terms as can be done m the American markets. ■

EATON'S Commercial or Mercantile College y

NO 183 HOLLIS ST„ HALIFAX, N. S., ,

For the Practical Education of Tow Ell on Actual Business Principles. THE MOST COMPLETE COURSE of Business Instruction ever introduced

into any Commercial or Mercantile Institution in British America, combining Theory and Practice, by means of regularly organized

13.21.MEKS of ISSITJE, CONTAINING A CAPITAL OF OVER $1,800,000.

A. N. EATON, PROPRIETOR. J. C. P. FRAZER, PRINCIPAL.

EATON'S COMMERCIAL ,A.RITRZIETIO, A Work of 369 Pages. The most complete of its kind now in use. Eminently Practical and RemarkabBy Correct.

This Work contains Forms and Explanations of Stock Exchange, and Gold Room, Letters of Credit, Stocks and Bonds, Customs' Duties, Exchange, Aver-aging of Accounts, Accounts of Sales, &c.

IIENRY S CORRIGA1N», SHA.KSPEA.RE INN,

No. 77 ST. FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, moiNurrtu.A.L.,.

ES, LIQUORS CIO OF THE BEST. BRANDS,

• Bitter 4.1eAnd Brown Stout on Draught.

0-YSTE11$ IN SIII4i4, &C. 84C.

34 ADVERTISEMENTS.

ADVERTISE MENTS, 35

- Feathers purified by Steam in a superior manner: forfamily use.

36 -ADVERTISEMENTS.N

N . 31 L

CARPENTER AND BUILDER,13 STARR STREET

BetweenPoplar Grove and Universalist Churchm

HA I ^^^AX. , K. Sm

Contracts entered into. All kinds of Jôbbing per'sonally attended to.

t. .

]DA^^^[L^ ^^]P:^]C]-C^^UT®T^,

SHIP . ^RICHMOND ,

Near Railway Depot, HALIFAX , N . , S ,

ALL SIZED VESSELS BUILT BY CONTRACT ,AND THE BEST MATERIALS USED.

A GOOD SUPPLY OF BUILDING MATERIALS ALWAYS QN HAND.

HALIFAX, N. S. IS SUPPLIED WITH GOOD

33 it 35 BEDFORD ROlei l ,

ADVERTISEMENTS.

TIM BRITISIE COLOMST PUBLISHED ON THE MORNINGS OF

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, And the WEEKLY on WEDNESDAY in each Week.

Subscription to Tri-Weekly $2.50 per Annum in Advance. Subscription to Weekly - . $1.50 per Annum in Advance.

The British Colonist Printing House,

1111" 3M .431. M 3Ft. MfflS3M S; AND MA.TERIAL SUITABLE 'eon EVERY DESCRIPTION OP

Plain & Fancy Job Printing, Books er Pamphlets. At1 fi/ Nt .

ESTABLISHED 1813. •

■••■••111■41e1D■

THE DAILY RECORDER,

STEAlt NEWSPAPER & JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,

13U,CKINGEMil STREET3 HALIFAX, N. S.

The Daily ACADIAN RECORDER. The Tri-Weekly ACADIAN RECORDER.

The Weekly ACADIAN RECORDER. The ROYAL GAZETTE.

The JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. Are issued from this Establishment.

Ever .y ..Facility. for JOB PRINTING from the Smallest - CARD to, the DIAMMOTi- POSTER. . •

.BLACKA.DAR BROS° • ..PROP.RIZTOità. •

The alifax Citizen,

rtAi onoLgig@re

38 ADVERTISEMENTS. ,

A TRI-WEEKLY POLITICAL JOURNAL, Published on the Eveengs of Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.

Price $2.50 when paid in advance; when not paid in advance, $3.00 per annum.

E. M. McDONALD, Editor and Proprietor.

The v eekly citizen, A PROVINCIAL JOURNAL

6F

NE '(uS, POLITICS, AND LITERATCRE, Publisixed every Saturday Morning.

PRICE, $2.00 PER .A.NNUM. A club of five to one address, $1.25 each ; eleven copies to one address,

$12.50 ; twenty copies fdr $20—and an additional copy to the person getting up the Club.

II:rThese papers offer advantages to advertisers second to no other Journal in the Province.

The Oldest Religious Newspaper in British America.

PUBLISHED EVERY VVEDNESDAY, At 59 GRANVILLE STREET, HALIFAX, pi. a

The Christian Messenger will be sent to any address in the city or elsewhere on the fol-lowing terms: $2 a year in advance ; if payment is delayed over three months; $2.25; if over six months, $2.50. Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.

" Christimi hY) esseager "

Religious Book Depository and Gmeral Prilltiill Establishment, 59 GRANVILLE STREET, HALIFAX, N. S.

S. SELDEN, Proprietor. MAGISTRATES' AND LAW BLANKS ALWA.IN HAND.

BOOKS, MUSIC, Arc. IMPORTED TO ORDER.

Printin.g, in general, executed with neatness and despatch. AGENCY FOR THE MASON AND HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS,

'Send for an illustrated Catedogue.

hY).

RUTHERFORD BROTHERS, MERCHANTS,

HARBOUR GRACE,

NEWFOUNDLAND.

ANDREW RUTHERFORD & CO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

13 COMMON- STIZIEIErr,

MONTREAL. C

GEO. C. RUTHERFORD. AND. RUTHERFORD.

REFERENCES:

MESSRS. ESSON er CO., Merchants, Halifax, N. S. " J. S. FARLOW er CO., " Boston, Mass. ic WM. TARBET & SONS, " Liverpool. " HY. BANNERMAN & SONS, " Manchester. " WM. /JCL AREN, SONS # CO., " Glasgow.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 29

DEALER IN

BILLS OF EXCHANGE : AT SIGHT,

Drawn on Boston and Portland, in sums to suit those making remittance.

HALIFAX, N. S.

Wool Skins, Ox Hides, Calf Skins, &

JOHN W40401)IIL.41_4,

No. 154 UPPER WATER STREET, NORTH OF H. N. ORDNANCE.

CLEMEN BROS., IMPORTERS OF

Cigars, Tobacéo, Pipes, Smoker's Articles, AND

FANCY GOODS, &c. &C. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

169 BARRINGTON STREET, 169 MILIYAL

CH. TH. CLnmEN, A. CLEMEN.

40 ADVERTISEMENTS,

TOMAS. DOTLX, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEA.LER IN

]F•

]øU1, rrFA , su GI-

MOLASSES, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. &c.

27 Upper Water Street, 27

EALUFAX., P. 0.

ADVERTISEMENTS. ' 41

W . D . O'DONNELL ,

P IIOTQ URAPntlîfl

,

167, Barrington Street, opposite the Parade,,. .

LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS.Old Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes, &c., Enlarged and Finisbed in Oils, Water

Colors, &c.An Experienced Portrait Painter always on band.By sending Daguerreotypes, &c. with description of Complexion, Eyes, Hair,

&c., orders from abroad can be easily executed. Specimens always on view.

D. H. WHISTON ,

IANUFAOTULIING S IL VE R1IITL207 BARRINCTON STREETq

HALIFAX,* N. S. -L.Has always on band Silver Spoons and Forks, Electro-Cruetts, Cake Baskets,

Spoons, Forks, &c. A varied assortment of Jewellery.Electro-plating done in a Finished Style, and Jewellery neatly repaired.

SUMP

42 ADVERTISEMENTS.

T. F. YOENG & CO. CARPENTERS & BUILDERS,

Contracts entered into for Buildings of Every Description.

JOBBING PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. WORKSHOP, DRILLIO'S WHARF,

UPPER WATER STREET,

A. RICH.A.RDSON,

HALIFAX, L

SAW MANUFACTURER,

UNION ST, ST. JOHN, N. B.

Has always on hand and is constantly manufacturing every

description of

• St A NW 0E4 ,

and warrants them equal to any in the country.

A. A. BLISS,Aplit, tee BUTCHER'S FILES ALWAYS ON HAND.

.ADVERTISEMENTS. 43;

COMPTON & CO.

R INT ERS PUBUSHERS,AND PBOp$iarro$s oV

"EVENING EXPRESS" NEWSPAPER.Noe. 32 & 34 8EDPORD R.OW9 HALIFAX, No So

The t' EVENING EXPRESS," a Newspaper devoted to Politics, LiteratureNews, kc.,,&c., and containing latest Telegraphic Despatches, is a most desirablemedium for Advertising, baving an extensive circulation in City and Country.

Days of Publication Monday, Wednesday & Friday.Our Establishment being supplied with HOE, GORDON, and other Presses,

driven by Steam power, we are prépared to exeçute

B OOK AN D JO B PR INT INGWITH 2YEATNE88 AND DESPATCH.

A110rdera from City and Country promptly attended to,

BOSTON STEAM , PACKETS.

44

P. A. NICKEpL^ON, Master. F. M. SNOW; Master.

Leave ESSONtS WFIARF, alternately, for BOSTON, every SATURDAY at4 p.m., and for CHARLOTTETOWN calling at STRAIT of CANSO everyMONDAY. `

Passengers' Tickets through to NEW YORK via NEW LONDON and to MON-TREAL via Vermont Central Rail Road.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

J. F. PHELAI"li, Jgent.

44 ADVERTISEMENTS.

"UNION VISE C0 . OF. BOSTON,"STORE, 61 WATE R STREET,

='•,j :\:-^^,,;:1^

III^11111111111}Nh!^^^ n.,,,:,,,.. immn in ain^mnd win iürîimîiumrurmîiiiiuiuiia pp^

^PIPE-EXTRA JAW.

,^.a :. i!G..^,, i^l

13 ^ II!I^^11

COVERED SCREW.

;l'i;d''IIl`,!1I^^ ^^îp

WOODVPORKERS'.

50 Sizes and Styles of VISESConstantly on hand .

VISES WARRANTED.

STANDARD MILLING MACHINES,Very simple, easily adjusted, and of great capacitg.

5 SIZES, WEIGHING 2,300, 1,600, 1,050, 1,000 and 900 Is.

G. H. NOTT, President.

A. 3 H. BRAINARD, Superintendent.

ADVERTISEMENTS.-1,

45.

CANADA GAS ÇOMPANY I

Mo . 14Gi'e t

St, JamesSireet,Lolit e1.

Jo. 124Great

S(. Jamesteot,

Iolltre1.

PNEIIMATIC GAS MACHINES,PETROLEUM GAS MACHINES,

WOODWARD 'S CARBONIZER.

By these, Gas Machines any person can manufacture their ownGas on the premises or for Towns or Cities, for one ,half the priceof Coal Gas, and with the Carbonizer purify and increase the lightof Coal Gas and save 33 per cent of the cost:

For particulars and Circularsidpply at the Office eitherpersonally or by letter. r:

ROBERT ALSOP, Manager.DAVID WALPINE, Montreal,

Agent for Maritime Provinces.

Offices, IIalifax, N. So-, and St. John, N. B.A6"

ESLEYAN CONFERENCE OFFICE, 174 ARGYLE STREET,

CALWAR1 8.

At this Establishment there will always be found a good assortment of the best Works in

Theology, Christian Biography, and General Literature.. ALSO,

SABBA.TH SCHOOL BOOKS, IN GREAT VARIETY AND FROM THE BEST SOURCES.

ALL ON VE.RY REASONABLE TERMS.

se THE PROVINCIAL WE',SLE . 'Lk" Published at this Office, ira Religibus Journal, issued weekly at

$2 PER ANNUM.

This paper having the largest circulation of any Weekly in the Lower Pro-vinces, is a most desirable i medium for advertising.

EDITOI? AND PUBLISHER, '

REV. H. PICKA.RD, D.D.

THE PEOPLES' PHOTOGRAPH GA,LLERY,

189 BARRINGTON STREET, HALIFAX, N. S.

This Establishment has all the appliances of a

g‘le LIM The inducements offered are greater than at any other Gallery in the Province.

EVERY STYLE OF PICTURE MADE, From the locket to life size.

PICTURES OF ANY KIND Copied into CARTES DE VISITE or enlarged as may be desired.

PRICE, $2.00•,PER DOZ. - JOSEPH S. li3OGERS.

LI) \-(!) Tel

ADVERTISEMENTS. 46

ADVERTISEMENTS. 47

ANGUS, LOGAN & CO.

PAPER AKERS, AND WHOLESALE IMPORTERS OF

Have constantly on hand a large stock of

Printers' Jobbing Papers, Cards, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

80 ,

Hamm LB EINKffer MIER3 Of any SIZE, COLOR or QUALITY made to Order.

378 ST. 1P-ALICTI4

MONT EAL.

CALEDONIA HOTEL, LOWER WATER STREET,

HALIFAX, 1N. S.

hulas Cord:well, Proprietor. .(Successor to the late Thomas Hume.)

This is one of the most centrally situated Hotels in Halifax, being within five minutes' walk of all parts of the City, a great advantage to Country Merchants and others. It is also within two„minutes' walk of Messrs. J. Se R. B. Seeton's wharf, at which the Steamers of the Inman Line call. Permanent and Transient Boarders accommodated on reason-able Terms.

MEALS AT ALL HOURS. ,

C).‘73M1.119E"lie" WC> 50 & 54 NAZARETH STREET, MONTREAL,

ESTABLISHED 1850.

ROBERT

Ylallufacturer of every description of Xachillem Steam Ellffiues , Cracker Nachines& Tuning Lathes OF A SUIPE:2101 QUALITY.

Bark Mills,

Copying Presses,

Bookbinders'Machinery,

Belting, Steam Gauges,

and Mill Supplies

FURNISHED TO ORDER.

ram

,

- • -

- f imummommuionmumunimmunk\ mœmmintwa" nusirmunimnn—màustsumurnnumis

— Sole Agent in Canada for — SOLID EMERY POLISIIING

AND GRINDIN-G WHEELS. - Lfi-le41:1"e9

•18.11ASS FINISHERS , LATI1EEe

isIs

axas

ulig

Aav

HALIFAX, 49 ,

PAINTERS, - GLAZIER SJm'fam AffftilEf4O

9

11~~tvl ÎE YPAPE.8 KA'NQEfiS A .01ECORATORS,

&C.) &C. )Importers and Dealers in English, French and American I?aper

Hangings, Hall and Room Papers, Borders, Ceiling and PanelDecorations ; also English and Foreign Window Glass' q

London white Lead, Oils, Turpentine and Varnish .,&C .

1-70 UPPER WATER STREET9- ,

-0

H,/1\L01pang no. 00

'El BALIMPORTERS - OFI I

FLOUR., I,9EAL, WINES,, Etc .,. iAGENTS FOR THE ,

UNION BANK 0,F -LONDQ.'N. .s-75 MPPER WATER STREET, ,

u LI'A 'AX. Em Sm

50« HALIFAX.

ST. LAWRENCE WORKS, ESTAB.LISHED 1849«

W. P. BARTLEY & 000 - • - - Proprietors: ENGINEERS & FOUNDERS.

XANITPACTURERS OP

ri PROVED PUMPIlle ENGINES, SMALL PUMPI-NG ENGINES, • for Steamboats, Tanneries, and supplying of Public Buildings, &c., &a.

STEAM .ENGINES, for Steamboats, ProPelters, Saw Mills, Grist &c., both portable and Stationary.

BOILERS for Sieamboats,Propellers,stationary or portable engines. BOILERS for Tanneries, Distilleries, Cheese Factories, arc., drc Builders of IIFION" STEAMERS, 'PROPELLERS AND BARGES: 1

Builders of ,STAMP MILLS, for Quartz Crushiiig, and evéry description of Mining Machinery.

Manufacturers of Evart's and Metes Patent Double and Single Carriage Shlangle Mills,

THE BEST SHINGLE MILLS IN THE WORLD. Lath Mills, double edgers, Butters and every description of SaWing

Machinery. Hydraulic Presses, Steam Winches and »cricks.

TO SAW MILL OWNERS AND LUMBER MEN Manufacturers of every description - of Self Acting Machinery of

Circular, Gate, Maley, and_Cross Cut Sawè. The Double Carriage Self Feeding Mill is Capable of Sawing frora thirty to forty thou-

sand shingles per day. No Saw Mill should be without one. Great saving in working up wasteluniber, ends °flop, &c., &O., which can be cut into first quality shingles at very httle expense. Fifteen per cent id the lumber saved by the thinness of the saw. Shingles are 'sawed with the grain, nearly as smooth as if plailed. The single carriage hand Feeding; Mill is easily managed, does not get out of repair and rnakes from fifteen to tvienty-five thou-sand shingles per day. Our Mills - are built to secure the perfection of their work, not:only' when new, but for years to come ;. several of them are now V in use in Ontario and (echo() and make smoother, better, and more shingles, and give greater satisfaction than, any other machine in the United States or the Dominion. - • To satisfY the public of the excellence of our Mills we take pleasure in referring tO the following gentlemen who have then2 in use;— V V

••P. W. WRIGHT, Hull. • V VV V V

V PRICE BROS. 8D CO., Quebec.

J. ROCHESTER, Ottawa. j. B. HALL &. CO., Quebec. C. W. Mo,CREA, Arnprior. L. BOUSQUET, St. Johns. • •A. SPERRY, V Peterboro'. W. .BEAUCHEMIN, Ste. Geneviève.. FRY CLARK, Perry's Mills, N. Y. • L. RENAUD, Jr., Montreal. , GEO,. PREFONTAINE, Arthabaska. WI LSON & HARKIS, Acton. ' C. D. MEIGS, Pierreville. WM. MoNAUGHTON, Montreal.

Pi For the supplying of Towns and Cities with Water, also

HALIFAX. , 51

HENRY & DALY; Honee,ât Estate Agents, 18Bedford Row, Haliisz,

M c AL 'PINE 'S

HALIFAX CITY DIRECTORY.FOR

1CONTAINING AN

ALPHABETICAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORYOF

HALIFAX AND DARTMOUTH,TOGETHEB WITH

A COMPLETE STREET DIRECTORYOF HALIFAX, .

ENUMERATINaj, BESIDES NA.MES, ALL VACANT HOUSES AND LOTS":

WITH AN

APPENDIXof

i.

COMPANIES, SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, &c.AND A VdBT AMOIINT OF

USEFUL AND GENERAL INFORMATiON,INCLUDING FULL DETAILS OF THR

CUSTOMS.,,AND POST. OFFICE DEPART MENTS`

See Index to Advertisers, page 57:

P.u,BLIS H E D BY DAVID McALPINE,

HALIFAX, N. S.

, FOR SALE BY . .

A. & W. MACgINLAY, 123 Granville Street. .'M. A. -BUCgLEY, 85"-Granville Street.

R. T. MUIR, 125 Granville Street.Z. S. HALL, 155 Hollis Street.

H. CHUBB & ü0., Prince William Street, St. John, N. B.

PitINTED FOR THE PIIBLISHER BY JOHN LOVELL MONTREAL.,a .• , . .

HENRY & DALY, Barristere, ft.,16 Bedford Row, Halifaz.-See W. front Cover,.

BUCKLEY'S •ENGLISH 8( AMERICAN

• BOOK STORE 85 GRANVILLE STR. -7- HALIFAX, N. S.

Officors of flic Army & Navy, Enlislifficil, Amcricalls & ()thus VisitillE WILL FIND A 'VERY LARGE STOCK OF

Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Sheet Music, Stationery, Blau Books, Photographs and Albums, &c.,

AT

BRANCH— CLIFTON BLOCK, WINDSOR.

Country Merehanttiewpplied on the most liberal terms.

W. GIO. WISWELL,

CARPE 7[ • Et :

AND uomeDER •

SPECIFICATIONS & ESTIMATES MADE, AND

Contracts entered into for BUILDINGS

'OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

JOBBING Pnetttally 3iitendlodl to.

•Office and Workshop, Nos, 3 and 5 Bayers•Street

• ruu_sq_ez, reg aQ •

52 HALIFAX.

,

HALIFAX. 53

1.\:\

Grocer and Wine Merchant, "ARMY AND NAVY DEPOT,"

Nos, 118 AND 119 GRANVILLE STREE'T,

HALIFAX, N. a

At this establishment-will be found constantlyin stock a large and most varied assortment of

PICKLES, SAUCES,

zulems3 JELLIES3 bilArde`A,,AYES3

Prbseryed legs and Sag, Biscuits, Table Luxuries, Family Groceries, .4.nd everything required for Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner- orMeasert.

Champagne, Claret, Hoek., Burgundy, Moselle, Port, Sherry, Ma- deira, Marsala, Curacao, Cherry Brandy, Noyau, Ma.rasehino,

Absynthetereme de Caeaotand other Liqueurs.

FINEST OLD .SCOTCH AND IRISH.WHISKIES. •

Pale and Dark Brandies ; Holland and 4 ‘ Old Tom " Gin ; Old English Bum ; Angostnra Bitters; Bass", Allsopes, and Edinburgh

Ales, (pints and- quarts); Guinness", and, Barclay de,

Perlan"s -

Dorre. 13 R. 4C) Ser0113-fr.

W>The stock In both departments of the above well.known.establishment, (one of the oldest in the Lower Provinces) warranted excellent, having been selected with great care in the best markets of Great Britain an.d the Continent of Europe.

all orders promptly attended to.

54 HALIFAX. .

THE STANDARD

0

WI^:a 'waYqH Î8 itC►W [TNT'ÊD

THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO .

ârernr^rti-•îTS OsA®s THE DUKE OF 13Ut;CLFUCH AND QUÊNSFE$RY.Depidti• Govcmon-The Rt. 11on. tbe Earl o#'DAr.ns1Ta ; the Rt. Oon. tb® Eari of STA1a, K.T.

Im _..._._.,_.

HEAD t^FFIDR ;.EDINBURGH, 3 AND 5 GEORGE STREET.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, N.. S.

OFFICE> 14 BEDFORD ROW.Tirs Hort. M. B. ALMON, 11aoker. 9'nn HoN. ALEX. %I19IT^#, Horehant:GiEO.. A. ANOEItSOI`fi, Ersq. Merohant, ^ J. J. tàAWYER, &q., Iifgh Sheriff of Halifax.

NIEDtCALAwxSER.^-DR. DANIEL M'NEIL PARKER. '

AQZPdT:-^MATi'HEW U. RItisÊY.

Apaalee in the principal Towns iu..Nova Sootia.

This Company was erstabliabed in 1825, and is oie of the largest andmost sumessNl of the Life Assurance Institut%oms of Greut Britain.

Its Ineomeoxceeâar - • • • • w $gibQ0,9000'perannum.And AooMmulated ]Fu=id am®Up ►t;s to nearly • • - $20 50%000.

..The STANPARD has acquired m miarkad character for liberal man-agement^ being the First* Insti,tu.tign whioh relieved polioies. of Assurance afrom restrictive and unimessaq conditions) " and.gave such contractsincimsed ;value aud, stabiffity , in other wave.

Praipeqtuses and every- infQrmatiou supplied at' the Branch Office atHalift,,andthe Agoucies,, throughout the pro^^nce.

._,S'ecretary lo the LocuZ +aarcl and General Agent,^^ -.i►to-va eo M

Prince. Edward Islurid.

HALIFAX.

OûTBAM & CO., Commission lüerchanta,14 Bedford Row, Halifax.

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IN issuing the First Edition of the HALIFAX CITY DIRECTORY, thePublisher can confidently staté, that he has spared no pains nor ézpense tomake it thoroughly reliable and useful, With every wish to make it so, he4etermined on adding to his book that most useful appendage-a STREETDIRECTORY. Owing,to the defective numbering of the Streets, &c., thiswas found to be a work of great trouble, but the present Directory willprove how ably he bas overcome that difficulty. To those unacquaintedwith the getting up of a Directory, it would seem incredible the difficul-ties to be overcome. Noi only is there the correct spelling of names, the4alling repeatedly for those who are out, wrong Nos., and houses not num-bered, but the quantity of people who persistently refuse to give theirnames owing to a foolish dread of taxes, the utter indifference of some,and the rudeness of others-all these and more, the intelligent canvasserhas to guard against and overcome. So if an error has crept in, thepublic will believe he has done his very best. One very great trouble-the want of Nos. on streets--will, he has been assured, be rectifiedbefore the issue of the next Directory. %

Considering DARTDioIITH an adjunct of Halifax, he has inserted a^eomplete Alphabetical Directory of it, which will 'be found, equally correctwith its larger competitor.

In the sketch of the Gold Mines of Nova Scôtia, the Publisher canonly say that more correct and trustworthy information is not to be found.

In the Appendig will be found a mass of useful and general informa-tion, with full details of Churches, Societies, Institutions, &c.; also, fullnformation as to the Customs and Post Office Departments, all correctednd revised up to date of going to press. He regrets exceedingly thate was unable to obtain the Masonic information in time.

His Advertising friends will . find that he has looked after their,nterests to the best of his ability ; and the copious Indexes will enablehe general public to find out that it is almost pseless to go out of theity for anything they require, as by referring to the various Advertise-énts they will be both astonished and gratified to find such evidences

f material wealth. As a medium for Advertising, the Directory will beound second to none.

To his Subscribers and Advértigers, he can only xeturn his best thânksor the hearty support accorded him, and trusts they will not be dis-ppointed.

DAVID McALPINE.

®` 8ÜTFtM, Red, Green and Blue Gtlaas, 40 and 42 Granville Street, Halifaz.

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BREWERS &.'r BOTTLERSJMANUFACTURERS OF

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Nos. 84 and 86 . Lowel Water Street,

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CONTENTS.

do Congregational Church CLUBS.

Halifax Club 485 Royal Halifax Yacht Club 485 Catholic Young Men's Club 485 Phœnix Cricket Club ... ,.... 485

COMPANIES. Nova Scotia Electric Telegraph Co.. 484 Western Union ElectricTelegraph Co 484 Acadia Powder Co 484 Chebucto Marine Railway Co 484 Halifax Steamboat Co 484 Halifax Gas Co 484 Halifax Temperance Hall Co . 485 Lake and River Navigation Co. 485 Merchant's Exchange 485

CONSULS 453 CORPORATION op EL.ALipAx . . 492 Do mes,

Supreme Court ofJudicature... 450

Court of Error. — ... . 450 Court of Marriage and Divorce. , 450 Vice Admiralty and Prize Jurisdic-

tion Court. . .. 450 , Sheriffs and Clerks of the Peitce 451

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT 453 ' Commissioners to License Pilots 453 Tariff 464

DARTMOUTH DIRICOTORY ... 341 Dommox OF CANADA 440 EDUCATIONAL.

St. Nary's College 471 List of Public Seliools and Teachers. 472 College of the Presbyterian Church.. 472 Dalhousie College 472 Halifax Grammar School . 473

Royal Acadian School. . . 473 Pun DEPARTMENT.

Union Fire Protection Co . 494 Volunteer Engine Co . 494

__ Union Axe Co... ....... ..... ....... 494 FaRENAsows. • 491 RALIPAX BUSINESS DIRECTORY 861, HALIFAX CITY DIRECTORY.... .. 7o EIALIPAX STREET DIRECTORY 389 INSTITUTIONS.

Deat and Dumb. .... 485 Home for the Aged 486 Protestant Orphan Home 486 Protestant Industrial School . 486 Provincial Hospital for the Insane.. 486 Provincial and City Hospital 486

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Anvgammaturra (Sec index,). • • • • • • • 67 APPENDIX. . 439 Berms.

Halifax Banking Co 487 Bank of Nova Scotia 487 Bank of British North America.. „4 487 Union Bank . ....... 4-48 Merchant's Bank

Peoples Bank. 488

Bank of Montreal 488

Savings Bank 488 Catrnams.

Clerg.y of the United Church of England and Ireland . 473

do Established Church of Scotland 474 do Presbyterian Church • 475 do Roman Catholic Church 476 do Wesleyan Methodist Church 477 do Associated Baptist Church 479

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WA.TER DEPABTMENT. 487 InstruieoB COMPANIES 489 JUSTICES OP THE Plume 466 LisuAress.

Citizens 487 Halifax 487 Legislative 487

L/STO 07 BARRISTERS AND ATTORNEYS 467 LIST OP STREETS, ROADS, tte 496 LLOYD'S Aorsra 453 '

MARINE AND FISHERIES 449 MintoztArnis , Piave= SIGNALS 494 N'EWSPAPERS • 492

446 Novi.. SCOTIA AND ris GOLD MINES 65 NovA SCOTIA. RAILWAY • 471 OFFICES AND OFFICERS UNDER Dom-

NION GOVERNMENT 449 POST OPPICE DEPARTMENT

Post Office Halifax, N 8 457 . Principal Rates of Postage 459

Mail Time Table 468 Money Order Office 464 Post Towns. . . — 465

PRICFA.CE. 53 PROVINCIAL GOVT. OPPICES AND OPPI•

CEEB . . 448 SOCIETIES AND INSTITUTIONS •. . 480 .

Nova Scotia Bible Society - 480 Halifax Ladies' Bible Association .. 480 Young Men' Christian AssOciation. 480 Early Closing and Young Men's Mu.

tual Improvement Association.. 481 Nova Scotia Institute of Natural

Science . 481 Nova Scotia Permanent benefit build-

ing Society and Savings Fund 481 Permanent Provincial Building Soo. 418 Chamber of Commerce 481 Charitable Irish Society 481 Halifax Dispensary 482 Nova Scotia 3Iedical Society 482

Halifax Medical Society 482 Fruit Growers' Association 4.83 British American Book and Tract

Society 483 North British Society of Halifax— — Nova Scotia Barristers' Society... — . 483 Nova Scotia Horticultural Society 483 St. George's Society 483 Highland Society of Nova Scotia. — 481 Halifax Co-operativa Society 484 Germania Society ... 2.2 ...... . *. . . . 484

STAFF OP Tin ARMY IN NOVA SCOTIA 451 3Iilitary Store Department 451 Royal En_gineer Department 452 Barrack -Department 452 Purveyor's Department 452 Army Medical Department ' 452 Nova Scotia 19th Militaxy District 452 Provincial Ride Association of N.S. 452

TEMPERANCE . . __ Gradd Division Sons of Temperance. 491 British Templars • 491

Good Templars 491 THE NAVY , 452

Officers of H. M. Naval Yard, . ... 452 Officers oftl. M. Victualling Yard.. 452 H. M. Naval Hospital 452

Tau Qua« AND ROYAL FAMILY 439

NOVA SCOTIA GOVT., &c.

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FURS,I,SOAS, MUFFS, CUFFS, TIPPETS, GLOVES,

FUR COATS, FANCY SLEIGH ROBES. Fur Caps, &c., made to order at the shortest notice.

FURS CLEANED,_ REPAIRED AND -ALTERED, TO SUIT THE FASHION, ON REASONABLE TERMS.

CASH PAID FOR RAW FUR SKINS, SUCH AS .BEAR, FOX, LUCIFER, WILD CAT, RACOON

MUSK, MARTIN., MUSK RAT, 40., &c.

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No. 126 Granville Street, ALJ1 AX EL S. I: 1(

HALIFAX:

OIITRA^ d^ CO., Importers of British & French Wines and 8pirite,14 Bedford Row.

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HALIFAX ADVERTISEMENTS.

.Abbott Richard, block and pump maker 515Ackhurst William, commis. merchant.. 74Albro Edward, & Co., shipchandlers. .. . 77Albro, Son & Co., hardware, &o. ....... 77Alexander George, dry goods...... ... . 499Alexander D!Irs. John (x'., milliner...... 510Allan J., & Co., engineers supplies...... 87Allen Bros., confeetioners .. . . . . . . . . . . . 87Allison J. C., & Co., commis. merchants 78Allison J. C., agent Liverpool and Lon-

don and Globe Insurar,ce Co.. .. ..... . 88Anderson C. & W., groceries and liquors 81Annand Charles, Morning Chronicle. . 64Archibald P. P., commis.mercLant .... 83Arta William H., tanner. . ..... 503Atherton William T., livery stables..... 85Avery, Brown Co., druggists .. ......... 361Baldwin & Co., fancy goods, &c.. ......ZinesBarnes James, Presbyterian Witness... . 161Barnstead lCharles, ieather and flnd-

ings . ... . . ... ........ 258arrett Alfred, painter. . . . . . . . . 612Barss Simon F., &-Son, commie, mercht 11Baxter Robert, furniture manufacturer. : 91Becker & Cornelius, jewellers. .. ........ 16Beldon Henry A., mérchant tailor. . .... 93Blackadar Bros., Acadian Recorder .... 37Bliss A. A., boots and shoes. ... ........ 97Bolton G eorge W., engraver. . . . . . . . . . . . 507Bourdillault Mrs., & Co., furri.ers. .. .. .. 99Boyd John; commission agent. , .. . . . . . . . 506Brackett A. J:; hairdresser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 610Brehnr R A., soap; candles, &c. front coverBremner & Hart, commission merchants -18Brennan & Co,, photographers......... 383Brookes Thos., paper bags, blacking, &c. 103Brown Brothers & Co., drnggist.. ..... . 361Brown E. K., hardware . . . .. .. . ... . . 514Brown Al. S., °°ilver plated ware..... 105Buckley M. A., books and stationery.. .. 52Bullock Charles B., barrister. ... ..... . 117Burdon &'Harvey, builders. . . .. .. . .... . 517BatlerG. & J. E., spar makers . ......... 26Calftell William jun., druggist.... . .... 100Carson Ben watchmaker . . . . . . . .. . . . . 520Clemen Bros., tobacconists and liquors.. 40Cochran Fitzgerald, barrister. . . . . . . . , . . 117Cogswell & McKay, dentists... ...... ... 119Compton & Co., Evening Express. .. .. . 43Combes & Thompson, barristers ...... . . 2fi3Cordwell James, Caledonia Hotel.. .... . 47Cornelius J., watchmaker, jeweller, &c. 124Creighton J. G. A., & Son, mercharits. 127Creighton. W. H., commis. merchant:... 518Cronan Daniel, West India merchant... 14Croskill Joseph C., Reporter ^' 7rCmes.. .. 65Crowe J., jun., house ôiner. .......... 12Crowe Wiiliam, sewing machine agent.. 129Cunningham R:, merchant tailor....... 12Davis & Co., merchants. .: .. . .... . .... ... 11DeChâir D. R., agent Guardian Assur Co. 135

Dechezeau & Crow, furnishing goods.. 500Delanë John. victualler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Della, ôrre & Co.. fancy goods. .

--- 64DesBarres L. W., barrister.. ............ 508DeWolfT. A. JB., & Son, merchants..... 9Dodson Edgar, provision dealer..... .... 510I)odge Wm. L., & Co., doorë, sashes, &c. 132Donahoe Redmond, commis. merchant. 129aDoran Edward, hotel. . . . . . . . . . ... . . +.Doyle John, merchant tail'or..... . .. .. . 141Do3•le Thomas, grocer and liquora.... ... 40Dunn William, blacksmith . . . . . . .... . . . . . 22Eaton A. H., Commercial College....... 84Eaan E:, & W. J., boots and shoes. .... 10Egan J., & T. J., gunmakers:........ ... 10Elliott Edmund, trunk manufacturer... 35Elliott Hu h, variety shop.. ... .. .... .... 517Elliott J. W., & Co., dry goods. .. .... ... 147Esson & Co., commission . . ..... ..... 8Estano Joseph, tinsmith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 515Everett Brothers, hats, caps and furs 522Fahnart John E., boots and shoes.. .. ... 507Fanell'D. G., Grocer, &c. . . . . . . .. . . . 518Farq uhar & Forrest, brokers.....:.... .. 150Findlay John, boatbuilder . . . . . . . . . . . . . 516Flowers George, & Son, sailmakers...,. 31Fordham Arthur, leather dealer. ....... 155Forristall P., grocer and liquors . . ...... 516Fortune Josepl-, dry goods . .... .. .... .. 158Foster W. F., junk dealer .. .. .. . . .. . . . . . 156Fraser William .lz Sons, pianofortes, &c. 866Frawley John, boot and shoemaker. .. 519

.French John L. carpenter .. . . . . : . . . . . . . 505Frith Gilbert R., iun., com. merchant... 31Fuller H. H., & Co., hardware ... ... .: 2Fultz George, brassfounder and asfltter 506Gale R. W., agent, Equitable îfe:... 163Gaul William, clothier... .. . . .. : . . . . 513Giezer William, wheelwright. ..... ...... 513Godkin Ben'amin, merchant t,ailor..... 167Gordon & eith, furniture manui...... 167 ,Gorham Richard. &.Co., com. merchants 13Grant Alpin, British. . . . . . . . . . . . 37Grant James A,, livery stables, &c. .... . 24Gray B. G., barrister and estate agent.. 173Gray W. M. & S. H., barristers . .back covèrHagarty J. P., pianofor.tes............. . 73Halls Geor 'e.' commission merchant 358Hamilton R. C., & Co., com. merchants. 365Hare William A., Phoenix Fire Ins. Co.. 276Hayden Patrick, dry goods ............. 28Heffernan `GP.E., furnituré manufacturer 4.Hennessey Michael, grocer and liquors. 502Henry &,Daly, barristers, &c. front cover 59Herbert O: C., commission merchant... 187Heseo>i W. A., merchant tailor.......... 18Hill Henry G., architect and builder.... 185Hills & Brush, furniture manufaoturers 24.HO an John W., & Sons, lumber dealers 504Holland John, horse, siioer............. .25Hubly & Kelly, grocers .. . ... ... ........ 9

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Hunter Misa i Elizabeth, dry goods 25 Hunter John, brassfounder 192 Hutchinga Brothers, agents lEtna Life 375 Jennett J. R., 84 Co., china, glass, &c. 195 Johnson Wm., shoemaker 6 Johnston & Payzant, barristers ... 197 Johnston & Smith, Enfield pottery • 24 Kaizer Charles, furrier 56 Kandick William, grocer and liquors 80 Kaye Joseph, agent Oil Refining Co 28 Kearney Michaeljun., dry goods 200 Keith Alexander, & Son, brewers 857 Kenny Brothers & Co., painters, ei Kent George A., boots and shoes. .. 205

King Edwin D., barrister 521 Kirkwood, Livingstone & Co., Commis

sion merchants 207 Kiesock W. & A.., paner manufacturers 8 Knapen O. J., stencil- cutter, ac 502 Knight W. F., saddle and harness maker 511 Laidlaw John, grocer 209 Laidlaw William, grocer and liquorEL 224 Lambert William, cabinetmaker 509 Langille Edward H., boots and, shoes 543 Lawlor J. D., sewing machines..... 116 Lawson, Harrington & Co., commis-

sion merchants — 212 Lindsay M. M., builder . 86 Macdonald & Co., brassforders .. 27 Major Thomas, grocer and liquors . 509 MacLean J. S., & Co., corn. merchants. 2 Malcom & Johnston, pottery . 24 Margeson & Son, blacksmiths.. .. 514 Marshall Thomas, oyster saloon 15 Martin & Co., dry goods 224 Mason J. W., boat -builder • 515 McAlpine David, manufacturers, agent 287 McCarthy Charles, grocer and liquors 500 McDonald E. M., Citizen News—. 88 McKay Adam, boilermaker 231 McLean & Keith, brewers and bottlers 54 McLeod Alex., & Co., grocesr. . . 234 McNab J. D., & Co., merchants' ..... : 32 McPherson David, ship builder 86 Miller & Creelman, victuallers.... 12 Mitchell E. F., dry goods . 81 Moir & Co., bakers andbisouit manuf... 240 Monaghan Patrick, house, and estate

agent .. , 240 Moore Joseph J., barrieter and insur-

ance agent 243 Moss Henry, dining and oyster saloon 14 Munnis James K ., tailor and clothier 257 Murphy James W., brushmaker • 514 Murphy Jeremiah, boots and shoes 498 Nash John D., auctioneer. .... .. 8 Nash Thomas, soda water manufacturer. 17 Neal, White & Co., dry goods.. 868 Netz Christian, sausage maker._ 505 Newman W. H. watchmaker ..... 258 Nichols George, Hotel... 26 O'Connell Mrs. Anne, tobacconist.— 257 O'Connor Brothers, junk dealers, 257. O'Donnell W. D., photographer.... 41 O'Donohue Matthew, tailor and clothier. 206

Oland John, brewer. 59 Oldwright Henry, barrister, &c 260 O'Mullin P. & J., brewers . 18 O'Mullin Robert, g.rocer and liquors..,.. 6 O'Neill B. & Co., china, glasa,&c. 263

Ormon James E. grocer. 512 Outram & Co., 00I11111188i011 merchants 265 Oxley & Co., commission merchants.....265 Parker & Grant, commission merchants. 10 Payne Brothers & Co., corn. merchants. 269

Penny William A., Unionist and Journal 65 Phelan James F., commission merchant. 48. Pool Samuel P., propietor Exchange 272 Power L. G., barrister 521 Preston E. G., confectioner • 17 Preston, Johninn. barber . .. : 504 Pickard Rev. H. Provincial Wesleyan la Pryor lienry„ North British and Mer-

cantile Insurance Company 275 Pugh John, COMEllifei011 merchant.. 275

Reilly & Davidson, shoes 22 Richey M. IL, barrister, and agent

Standard Life Insurance Company 281 Rickards A. J., & Co., boots and shoes 281 Ridgeway A. & Co., cabinetmakers 496' Robson Charles & Co., dry goods 2se Rogers Joseph S., photographer.. ' 4e Ruhland J. IV.

' carpenter.. — ... 516

Salter B . , W.. Ocean Marine Ins. Co.. 289 Schwartz H. A., plumber and stoves...' 603 Scott James, grocer and wine merchant. 51 Selden Stephen, Christian Messenger— as Shannon Hon. S. L., barrister • • 293' Silver W. & C., dry goods 522 Smith B. A., dry goods - 520 Smith Brothers, dry goods and millinery 293 Smith James G., druggist. 521 Sinithers & Sons, painters, glaziers, &c 889 Spelman Thomas, carriagemaker 511 Stairs John, hardware 622 Stun Wm., Son & Morrow 892 Starr David, & Sons, hardware 302 Starr George H., & Co., commission • merchants . 21

Starr Joseph, Commission merchant.... 22 Starrs & McNutt, hardware , Staudigl Charles, dining saloon ._ 82 Stephen Alex., & Son, furniture manuf. 5

Sullivan John, blacksmith . 501 Sullivan M. Henry, grocer and liquors 801 Sutherland A. S.' barrister. . 197 Sutherland W. D., Q. C., barrister. 499 Symonds W. S., & Co., iron founders, &c 8 Taylor Charles, barrister 811 Taylor R. A. druggist 493 Taylor Robeit boots and shoes, &c ' 813 Thomson, Abbott, & Co., commission

merchants. 877 Tobin & Canning, corn. merch..back of book. Tobin John, & Co., corn. merch..... 8) Tobin Stephen, Queen Insurance Co 816 Tremain Richard, Halifax Fire ras. Co 16 Trider William, trunk maker. 819 Tully Henry C • commission merchant 32 Tyler Charles E., brush manufacturer 517 Valenti John, & Co., carvers and gilders 512 Van Buskirk James D., & Sons, Domi-

nion Express ./.. 278 Vinecove R. & J. L., painters /... 49 Watson John M., commission merchant 28 Warner & Preston, painters. 518 Wesley Thomas, marble works 19 Whiston D. II, silver Smith 41 White S. - A. & Co., corn. merchants 49 Whitenect W. H., proprietor Olympic 272 Whitman & Twining, Phoenix Ins. Co 831 Wilkinson; Wood, & Co., com merchants 831 Wilson J., & Co., cabinetmakers 831 Wilson James E., stove dealer 834 Viriswell William G., builder 52 Woodill Brothers, druggists 883 Woodill John, victualler. . 40 Woolrioh T. V., dry goods 518 .... Young T. F., & Co., builders

IMITHERS & SONS, Glass lights for Hall, Doors, at 40 and 42 Granville St., Kali

Hallett Jas. H., & Sons, furniture, &c.. Holmes & Blanchard, mill gearing.. . Steam N. C., house furnisbing goods.

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Angus, Logan & Co., paper maker... .. Bartley W. P., & Co. machinists Canada Gas Co., Robt.Alsopp, manager Chamard John, grain, flour, Sic .

Corrigan Henry, Shakspeare Inn Davis Nelson, commission merchant Decker & Co., Albion Hotel. Edwards Chas. D., safe manuiltetnrer...

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BOSTON ADVERTISETWENTS.

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Foster Seth R.,.shoe, nail & tack works Jones JohnA., Iron knee factory Jones Thos. R., wholesale clothier Lawton J. F., saw factory .

85 1 Storî & ?d'ellen, Flower Pots, &c. 501 .

171 , Hur G. F. & B.,& Co.,West India goods 4 519 1 Union Vise Co., Vises 44

ADVERTISEMENTS.

47 I Gardner Robert, Novelty Works. 48 60 Henry, Simpon & Co., patent medicines 601 46 Kirkwood, -Livingstone & Co., commis- 207 88 I sion merchants 34 Lawlor J. D., sewing machines

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88 Lovell John, book and job printer.. .. 809 879 1 Rutherford Andrew, & Co., commis.

60 1 Mon merchants 89

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61 railer & Bro., pianofortes and music 384 21 1 Peters William, leather 33

- 497 I Richardson A., saw manufacturer 42 7 1 Willis &Co., papercollar manufacturers 20

HENRY 8r DALY, BARRISTER&

AGENTS FOR -

IIPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE felPANY, OFFICE, 16 BEDFORD ROW, HALIFAX, N. S.

TURTLE GROVE BREWERY, DARTMOITTI-I.

JOHN OLAND CO. BREWERS, .

OFFICE, CENTRAL WHARF,

ALIYAL

KERSHAW & EDWARDS,

FIRE PROOF SAPES, AND

KEftHAW 84 EDWARDS,

Welded Steel &ikon Burglar Proof Safes, AND

FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES COMBINED, MANUFACTURERS OF

IRON YAM LININGS, BURGLAR PRO VÀULT DOORS,. rui_k ram, bent mu wegurtins

IRON DOORS .FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS, • Essellger Chests ail lloct Boxes, Cell Doors and Gratings, JAIL, SAPE, BANK, & STORE DOOR LOOKS, ezo.

_CHAa. ID. EDWARDS, MANUFACTURER,

OFFICE AND SALESII0OitI:

19 VICTORIA SQUARE, under St. Patrick's Hall) FACTORY:

CORNER INSPECTOR AND COLLEGE STREETS,

HALIFAX.

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OUTRAM'& 00.,. Agents for J. & R. TENNENT, 01aego3p; office 14 Bedford Row,

BUSINESS CLASSIFIED 1NDEX TO

HALIFAX .ArTaVE^TT^, SERS.

' Auctioneers.Ackhurst . Wm., Collins' Wharf, Upper

WaterNash John D., 153. HollisTobin & Canning, 64 Bedford Row

Bakers.Moir & Co., Argyle cor DukePreston E. G., 23 Brunswick

Bar.risters.Bullock Charles B., .64 Bedford RowCoombes & Thomp-son, 12 Bedford RowDesBarres Louis W., 54 Bedford RowGray B. G., 54 Bedf'ord RowGray W. M. & S. H.,139 Hollis.Henry & Daly, 16 Bedford RowJohnston & Yayzant, 118HollisKing Edwin. D., 46 Bedford Rôwbloore Joseph i .,159 HollisOldright Henry, 54 Bedford RowPower L. G., 46 Bedford RowPryor: Henry , 45 ' Bedford Ho*Richey Al. H.,14 Bedford RowShannon S. L., 46 Bedford.RowSutherland A. S., Bedford RowSutherland W. D., 14 Bedford B.owaylor Charles, Bedford Row

Whitman James, 18 Bedford RowBlacking Manufacturer.

rookes T., 1e SackvilleBlacksmiths.

unn William, r 125 Lower Waterolland John, 472 Upper Water.argeson R. C., & Son, 47 Northulhvan John,140 Gottingen

Block and Pumpmaker.bbott Richard, Bentley's Wharf, LowerWater

Boatbuilders.indlay John, Roche's"Whnrf, Upper Waterason J. W., Wilson's Wharf, Upper Water

Boiler.Maker.cKay Adam, Dartmouth

Book-seller and Stationer.ackley ff. A., 85 Granville

Bopt and SJcoemakers.ahnert John, 98 Lower Water ^raser Donald, 96 Hollisrawley John, 119 Upper Waterangille E Ii., 54 Birminghamarphy Jeremiah, 176 Lower Waterreston John, King, Dartmouth -

Boot and Shoe 1Kanqfacturers.gan E. & W. J. 32 Upper Wateraylor Robert, 137 Granville

- Boots and Shoes.arngtead'Charles, Steamboat Wharfliss A. A., 146 Granvillegan E: & W. J;, 32 Upper Waterayden Patrick, 19 Brunswick

Kent George .A.,166 Hôllis.Rickards A. J.; & Co., 138 GranvilleTay1or Robert, 187 Granviliè-

Bras4}'ounders.Hunter John; 140 HoliisMacDonald & Co., 88 Barrington

Bre,wers.Keith'Alex., & Son, 74, 76 and 78 Luwer

WaterMcLean &Keith, 82,84 and 86 Lower Water.Oland John, & Co., Central Wharf, Upper

WaterO'Mullin P, & J.,17 Artz Lane

Brokers.Barss.Simou F„ ship, Barss"WbarfCreighton W. H., ship , Collins' WharfEvèrett Brothers, exchange,-100 GrânvilleFarquhar & Forrest, exchau ge, 21 GeorgeGray W..Dlyres, exchange, 1d9 HollisHalls Geo. W., sbip, 64 Bedford Row.Starr Joseph, ship, 204 Ho.lisTobin & Canning, general, 64 Bedford RowOutram & Co., general, 14 Bedford ltow

Broom 1F2anuf'actzarers.,Stephen Alex., & Son, Steamboat Wharf

Brush Manufacturers..Vurphy James, 37 Dresdén RowTyler Chas. E., Roble cor Quinpool Road

Builders.Artz W. H., 55 SouthHill Henry G ., South Hollis.Lindsay X. 31., 13 StarrMalcom & Johnstou, 1 BlowersWiswell William G., 8 BayersYoung T. F:; & Co.; Drillio's Wharf, Upper.

WaterCabinetmakers. -

-Friser Wm,, & Son, 70 and 72 BarringtonGordon & E.eith, 87 Barringtonliegérnan W. E., 13 PrinceHills & Brush, 82 BarringtonRidgeway A.; & Co., 31 BrunswickWilson J.^ & Co., 55 'and 57 BarringtonCarpét Dealers and House Furnishing GoodsSilver W. &. C., George cor Hollis

Carriageniaker and Wheelwright,Spelman Thomas, 14 and 16Argyle

Carvers and Gâlders.Valenti John; & Co.,144 Hollis. N

China, Glass, ^c.Baldwin & Co., 82 Upper WaterJennett J. R., & Co., 154 Granville,O'Neill B,, ^ Co,, O'CoAmor's Wharf,-'Upper` Water

Clothiers.Cunningham R.; 40 and 42 Upper WaterDoyle John, 93 Upper WaterGaul Wm., 5 Upper Waterljessen Wm. A.,184 Hollie

8XITHER$ & BONS, Yellow, Orange' and Parple:Gtlase, 40 and. 42 Granville Street.

Dry Goods. Alexander George, 108 Granville Elliott J. B., & tio., 112 and 114 Granville Fortune Joseph, 75 and 7/ Granville • Hayden Patrick, 19 Brunswick Hunter Elizabeth, 31 Upper Water • Kearney Michael, jun., 128 Granville Martin & Co., 26 George ,

■Iitchell E. F., 14 Sackville •

Neal, White & Co., wholesale, 91 Granville Robson Charles, & Co., 121 Granville Silver W. & C., wholesale, 12 to 16' George Smith B. A. 32 George Smith Brothers, 99 Granville •

Woolrich T. V., 60 and 62 Brunswick.

•Engraver, ee. •

Bolton George W., 197 Hoa. ' - •

Engineers Supplies .

Allan J., & Co., 123 Upper Water • Express Company.

Van Buskfrk-James D.J & Sons 76 Bedford ,

Row •

• Fancy 'Goods. Baldwin & Co., 191 Hollis Della Torre & Co., 152 Granville O'Neill B., & Co., O'Connor's Wharf

• _Fishing Tackle, ec.• O'Connell Mrs. Anne, 90 Granville

Floue Dealers. •

Creighton W. H., Collins' Wharf, Upper Water •

Esson& Co., 59 Upper Water

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Hamilton R. C., & Co., 119 Lower Water

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Parker & Grant, Central Wharf, Upper Water ,

Forwarding Agents. Outrun & Co., 14 Bedford Row .

Starr Joseph, 204 Hollis • •

Fur Dealers and Furriers. •

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OUTBAH &CO., Agents for R. CLARK & CO., Boots & Shoes, England ; 14 Bedford Bew.

Munnie James K., 118 Upper Water O'Donoghue Matthew, 116 Granville

COmmission Merchants. Aokhurat Wm., Collins' Wharf Allison J. C., & Co:, 61 Upper Water -•

Archibald P. P., 2 and &Bedford Row .. Bares Simon F., Barn' Wharftipper Water Bremner & Hart, Bremner's Wharf, Lower - Water

Creighton J. G. A., & Son, 105 Upper Water Creighton W. IL, Caine Wharf, Upper

'Water Cionan Daniel, Cronan's Wharf, Upper

Water Davis & Co., Granite Wharf, Upper Water De Wolf T. A. S., & Son, 139 Upper Water Donohoe Redmond, 171 Lower Water Eason & Co., 59sUpper Water Frith Gilbert R., jun., 109 Upper Water Gorham Co., 145 Lower Water Halls Geo. W., 64 Bedford Row Hamilton R. C., & Co. 119 Lower Water Hare Win., 181 Lower ,Water Herbert O. C., Barss' Wharf, Upper Water Hogan John, 84 Son, 2: Upper Water •

' Kaye Joseph 83 Upper ' aier Kirkwood, Livingstone & hlore, Montreal Lawson, Harrington .& Co., Commercial

Wharf MacLean J. S., & Co., 261 god 263 .nollis McLeod Alex., & Co., 172 to le Hollis McNab J. D., & Co., Bremner'd Wharf, Low-

er Water Nash John D., 153 Hollis • Oxley & Co., 181 Lower Water Outram & Co., 14 Bedford Row Parker & Grant, Central Wharf; Upper

Water .

Payne Brothers, & Co., 112Upper Water Phelan James F., Esson's Wharf; Lower

Water Pugh John, 34 and 36 Bedford Row Starr George H., & Co., 187 Upper Water Starr Joseph, 204 Hollis Thomson, Abbott & Co., Q.Upper"Water Bourdillault Mrs. E., & Co 105 Barrinston Tobin & Canning, 64 Bedford Row rénan Daniel, Cronan's Wharf, Upper

. Tobin John, & Co., 17 and 19 Upper Water Water •

Tobin Stephen, 100 Upper Water Everett Brothers, 100 Granville Tully. H. C., 180 Upper W'ater iKaizer Charles, 126 Granvile Twining E C., & Co., Twining's Wharf', Low- !Taylor Robert, 139 Granville

Watson John ., Bennett's Wharf, Upper er Water Furniture Dealers and Manufacturers, M

Water White S. A. & Co., 75 Upper Water Whitman av'Twining, 18 Bedford Row Wilkinson, Wood & Co., Lawson's Wharf

• Confectioners. Allen Bros., 205 Barrington Preston E. 23 Brunswick

C»rdial and Soda Water Manufacturer a . Allen Bros., 205 Barrington

• Nash Thomas, 29 to 33 Granville Dentists.

Cogswell Sr Mackay, 111 Heins Druggists.

Avery, Brown & Co., 8 and 10 George Brown, Bros. & Co., 143 Granville Caldwell Win., jan., 130Hollis Smith James G., 249 Upper Water Taylor H. A.,53 Barrington Woodill Bros., 141 Hell s

SMITHERS & SONS, Bich Drawing Boom Paper, 40 and 42 Granville St., Halifax.

Baxter Robert, 16 Prince •• Fraser W., & Sons, 70 and 72 Barrington Gordon 8G Keith, 37 Barrington Hefferman W. E., 13 Prince Hills & Brush, 82 and 81 Barringto n Ridgeway A., & Co., 31 Brunswick Stephen Alex., & Son, Steamboat Wharf Wilson J., & Co, 55 and 67 arrington

Grocers, •

Anderson C. it W., Barrington cor Duke Boyd John, 200 Lower VVater •

Donohoe Redmond, 171 Lower Water .

Doyle Thomas, 27 Upper Water • Farrell D. G.Water, Dartmouth Forristall Patrick, 17 Brunswick Hennessey Michael, 117 Upper Water nobly & K. elly, 10 Jacob Kandick William, wholesale, 217 Hollis - Laidlaw John, 61 Barrington • Laidlaw Wm., 1 and 8 Upper Water Major Thomas, Cornwallis cor Gottingen McCarthy Charles, 90 Lower Water •

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OIITB,AN & CO., Commission ffierohants,14 Bedford Bow, Halifax. See page 265.

HcK.ty Adam, 38 Graftoii.bicLeud Alex., & Co., wholesale, 172 to 180

HellisOrmoli James R., Water, Dârtmouth .Payne Bruthers, & Co.,Iwholesa1e,112 Upper

Water-Pngh John, wholesale, 84 and 86 Bedford

Row.Scott James, wholesale, 58 and 60 Granville ;bullivau M. Henry, 279 Upp r WaterTully.Henry C.,.180 Upper Water

(,:unsmiths.Egan J.' & T. J., 82 Upper Water.

Haârdresser.

i3raakett A..J., O'Connor's WharfHardware and Cutlery.

Albro Edward, & Co., 197 and 199 LowerWater

Albro, Son & Co., 243 and 245 HollisBrown E. li.., 69 and 71 Upper. WaterFuller H. It, & Co., 46 Upper WaterO'Neill B. & Co., O'Connor's Wharf, Upper

WatsrStairs John, 168 and 170 tiollis.Stairs Wm., Son &.;kiorrow, George cor Bed-

ford Bow *Starr David, & Sons, Hollis cor DukeStarrs & 111cNutt,144 Upper Water

Harnessmaker, tYc.Knight VPm. F.,188 Hollis .

gats, Caps and Furs.Everett Brothers, 100 Granville.Kaizer-Charles, 186 GranvilleTaylor Robert, 137 Granville

Hotels.,cadian, George Nichols, proprietor,64 Gran.,villerohibald's, P. P. Archibald, proprietor, 6and 813edfbrd Howaledonia, Jame3 Cardwell, proprietor, 16Upper Water '

Doran's, Edward Doran, proprietor, 21 Sack-ville

InBurance Agents.llison J. C., & Co., 61 Upper Nïatérndrews R. R.,188 Roll iseChair D. R., 257 Ho111sale R. W., 148 Hollis

,ray W. M. & S. H., , 139 Hollisare William, , 181 Lower Waterenry & Daly,1s Bedford Rowutchings Bros.ing Edwin D., 46 Bedford RowonaghanPatrick,191 Barringtonutram & Co., 14 Bedford Rowower L. G., 46Bedford Rowryor Henry, 45 Bedford Row,chey M. H.;14 Bedford'Row

alter Benjamin W., .h -60 Bedford Uowtarr Joseph, 204 Hollisobin Stephen, 100 Upper. Waterhitman & Twining, 18 Bedford Row

Iron Founders.ymonds W. S., & Co.,' 19 and 21 Dake

Jewellers and Silversmiths.ecker & Cornelius, 81 Granvillerown M. S.;,108 Granville .ornelius Julius, .107 Granville„eeman W. H., Granville cor George'histon David It., 207 Barrington.

Junk Deatera.

Foster W. F., McDaniel's Wharf, UpperWater

O'Connor Jeremiah, Ddulooe e Wharf,Upper. Water

Kitchen Utenaéls.Deohezeau & Crow,111 GranvilleSchwartz Henry A.,.192 Upper WaterWilson James E., 255 Hollie

Lima Dealer.

Herbert O. C., Barse' Wharf, Upper Water

Liquors. ,Anderson O. & W., wholesale, Barrington.

cor DukeBoyd John, 200 Lower WaterClémen Brothers, 169 BarringtonDoyle Thomas, 27 Upper Waterl'orristall Patrick,17. tsrunawiokGaul William, 6 Upper Water.Hennesse y D'Iichael,117 Upper WaterLaidlaw VPm.,1 and 8 Upper WaterMajor Thomas, 61 Cornwallis.—Marshall Thomas,-96 Upper WaterMoUarthy Charles,'90 Lower WaterMcKay Adam, 88, GraftonMoLeod Alex., & Co„ 172 to 18) HollisMoss Henry, 197 Barrington-Scott James, 168.to 160 GranvilleStaudigl Charles, 161 HollisSullivan M. Henry, 279 Upper Water

Livery Stables.

Atherton William, 16 BlowersDoran Edward, 15 Sackville

Lumber Dealers.Hogan John, & Son, 233 U pper WaterStarr George H., & Co., 187 Upper WaterWatson John M., Bennett's Wharf, Upper

Water -° Marble Worker.

Wesley Thomas 12 BarringtonMatch Han4facturgr&

Barss S. F., & Son, Barss' Wharf, UpperWater

Merchant .Tailors.Beldon Benry A., 1271 BarringtonCunningham R. 40 Upper, Water'Doyle Jobn, 98 Ûpper ^ VPaterGodkin Betijamin, & Co., 157 HollisHesson W. A.,184 HollisMunnis James K., 118 Upper WaterO'Donoghue Dtatthew,116 Granville

Merchants.'Bremner & Hart; -Bremner'a Wharf, Lower

WaterCreighton J. G.- A., & Son, 106 Upper WaterCreighton W. H., Collins" Wharf, Upper

WaterCronan Daniel,. Cronan's Wharf, Upper

WaterDavis & Co., Granite Wharf, Upper WaterDeWolf T. A. S., & Son, 189 Upper WaterBsson & Co., 59 U per ^PaterFrith Gilbert R., ,un., -109 Upp^er WaterRare VPilliam, A., 181 Lower"WaterHogan John & Sons, 288 Upper Water.MacLean Jo^n S., & Co., 261 and 268 Upper

Water .

ITHERS & SONS, Profeasional and Business 8igne, 40 an4 42 6tranvMe St, 8alUas.

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Oxley & Co., 181 Low,er Water

OITTBAll tt CO., Importers of British dc French Wines and Spirits, 14 Bedford Row.

Oxley & Co., 181 Lower Water Scales and Safes. Scales and Safes.

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Phelan J: F. Essons' Wharf, Lower Water Starr George H., & Co., 137 Upper Water Thomson, Abbott & Co., 81 Upper Water Tobin John, & Co., 17 and 19 Upper Water ' Tobin Stephen, 100 Upper Water Watson John M., Beunett's Wharf, Upper

Water White S. A., & Co., 75 'Upper Water Whitman & Twining, 18 Bedford Row

Musical Instruments. Della Torre & Co., 152 Granville. Hagarty J. P., 98 Granville.

Painters,house and sign. Kenny Bros. & Co., Jacob Smithers & Sons. 40 and 42 Granville Vinecove R. & J. L., 179 Upper Water

Paper Bag Manufacturers. Brookes Thomas, 18 Sackville

.Paper Manufacturer.

Kiasock W. & A., 18 Upper Water Paper Hangings.

Buckley M. A., 85 Granvilie Smithers & Sons, 40 and e Granville Vinecove R. & J. L., 179 Upper Water

Photographers.

Brennan & Co., 124 Hollis O'Donnell W. D.. 167 Barrington Rogers J. S., 189 Barrington

Pianofortes. Fraser William, & Sons, 70 and 72 Barring-

ton Peiler E., & Brother, 61 Prince William, St

John N. B. Printers and Publishers.

Annand Charles, 11 Prince Barnes James, 83 Sackville Blackadar Bros, 14 Buekinzham Compton & Co., 80 and 32 Bedford Row. Crosskill Joseph C., 26 Bedford Row Grant Alpin, 33 and 35 Bedford Row. McAlpine David, 100 Granville MacDonald E., M. 25 Sackville Penny William A., 165 Hollis

.Refreshnent Saloons. Marshall Thomas, 95 Upper Water Moss Henry, 197 Barrington Staudigl Charles, 161 Hollis •

Sail Makers. Flowers George, & Son, Noble's Wharf,

Lower Water Sashes, Doors and Blinde,

Dodge William L., & Co., 27 Pleasant Hill Henry G., South Mollis

Sausage Makers. Dodson Edgar, 83 Barrington

Netz Christian, 172 Argyle.

- Stairs John, 168 and 170 Hollis Starr Dayid, 8c Sons, Itollis cor Duke

'Sewing Machines. Crowe William, 151 Barringtori , Lawlor John D., 103 Barrington Taylor Henry A., 58 Barrington,

Ship Builder. -

HcPherson David, Richmond n Depot. Ship Chandlers.

Albro•Edward, & Co., 197 and 199 Lower Water.

Brown E. K., 69 and 71 Upper Water Fuller H. H. , & Co, 45 -Upper Water Stairs Wm., Son, & Morrow,George cor Bed-

ford Row Soap and Candle Manufa,cturers.

Brehm Robert A., Bedferd Row cor Prince Spar Makers.

Bentley G. & J. E., Bentley's Wharf, Upper Water.

Stencil Cutter. Knapen O. J., 153 Hollis

Stoves and Ranges. Reilly & Davidson. 200 Mollis Schwartz H. A., 198 Upper Water ,- Symonds W. S., & Co., 19 and 21Duke Wilson J. E., 255 Hollis.

7Insmiths, Plumbers and Gasfitters. Campbell & White, Ochterlonev, Dartmouth Dechezeau & Crow, 111 Granville Estano Joseph, 294 Upper Water Hunter John, 140 Holt's. - Reilly & Davidson, 200 Hollis-Schwartz H. A., 192 Upper Water

Tobacconists. Clemen Brothers, 169 Barrington O'Connell Mrs. Anne, 92 Granville •

Trunk Manufacturers. Elliot Edmund, Pleasant, Fresh Water Trider William, 11 Pleasant •

Upholstèrers and Undertakers.. ' PI • Baxter Robert, 18 Prince Fraser William, & Son, 'KY and 72 Berri-neon Gordon & Keith, 37 Barrington Hefferman W. E., 15 Prince Hills & Brush, 82 and 84 Barrington Ridgeway A.

' & Co., Si Brunswick

Wilson J., & Co., 57 Barrington Victuallers.

Miller & Creelman, 161 Lower Water Woodill John, 154 Upper Water

Watchmakers- Baldwin & Co., 191 Hai& Brown M. S., 108 Granville Cornelius Julius, 107 Granville- Newman W. IL, 88 Granville

Woodenware Mantu'acturere Stephen A., & Son, Steamboat Wharf

SKITHERS & SONS, Window Glass of all Thickness, 40 and 42 Granville Street.

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NOVA SCOTIA AND ITS

GOLD MINES.

BY way of introduction to CC licALPINE's NOVA SCOTIA DIRECTORY FOB. 1868-69," there appeared a " Historical Sketch of Halifax." In that brief sketch there is compressed a mass of historical information-Lan array of carefully selected, clearly defined, and important facts, chronolo-gically arranged and tersely expressed, which to the student of history would, without a moment's doubt, be considered worth infinitely more than the price of the Directory as a whole. Many subscribers to that number of the Direetory—which is now nearly out of date—still carefully preserve it, or at least the sketch referred to, as a valuable and unques-tionable work of reference. -

In the present issue, the Publisher purposes directing the attention of the public in general and his patrons in particular to some of the local-ities in Nova Scotia which, taking Halifax as the centre point, might be supposed to commend themselves to the interest of the pleasure-seeking " tourist, or the shrewd man of business. It is true that very few of these pages can be afforded- to so - suggestive a topic. To the connoisseur in beautiful scenery, it may be safely said that Nova Scotia affords, in pro-portion to its area a'nd facilities of access, a greater and ,more agreeable diversity than is to be found elsewhere on the continent of America,.or perhitps in the world. It has no Niagara ; but those who have seen the Bay of Fundy tide in its glory, will admit that it is not less grand than that world-renowned cataract, whilst it has the charm of uniqueness, and can be observed by the spectator without incurring any desperate adven;, turcs. - Nova Scotia can boast of no.such mountains as New Hampshire>

Newfoundland, Scotland, Wales, Switzerland, and other similar resorts, of .the tourist ; but it must be remembered that the charm of mountain > or hill scenery, does not depend upon the number of thousand feet which: the spot under, consideration may happen to be " above the level" of the sea." Keeping this in view, the landscape painter, or the tourist in search of the picturesque, who turns his back upon the hills of Nova Scotia-especially of the Island of Cape Breton—may certainly " go farther and fare worse."

But in i)icturesque coast scenery, Nova Scotia may bôldly challenge. • the world. GI:aspé, Percé, and other localities about the lower St. Law-rence, and portions of the coast of the State of Maine, - may vie with the Nova Scotian coast; but nothing else on this continent can equal, much less surpass it. But within the scope of this paper, it will be useless to,

attempt sketching, however briefly, the charming " bits " of Écenery on the

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'shores of the Bay of Fundy—more especially of its Minas and Chiegnecto Arnis ; the garden-archipelago of Mahone Bay on the Atlantic coast ; the .still bolder and grander indentation of St. Margaret's Bay ; the almost in-numerable pictures painted by nature along the Islanded " inner passage," -whereby one may " paddle his own canoe" nearly all the way from Halifax to the strait of Canso, regardless of the fuming of the Atlantic, a few thousand yards distant ; the beautiful strait of Canso itself; or, possibly ;more charming than all, the views to be caught from almost every point of the shores of the magnificent Bras d'Or and its almost innumerable arms, inlets, and outlets. Little do the thousands of people who, from the decks of ocean steamers, every year look out—it tnay be for days in succession —upon the-7–to them—low, dim, and uninteresting coast of Nova Scotia, think that a nearer acquaintance with that shore would present them with

.continuous picture for hundreds of miles in extent, every view of which would have its special charm !

Nor can the writer venture to do more than mention the embowered lakes—perfect gems of their class—which dot the Southern section of Nova Scotia and which must be counted, not by units, but by hundreds, if not by thousands. The least attractive of them, with its environs, would be worth many thousands of pounds in an English park. Tbere is probably no country in the world, with the exception of the Hudson's Bay Territory, which so abounds in lakes as that section of Nova Scotia fronting upon the Atlantic ; but in Nova Scotia, they not only comprise a sort of Paradise to the enthusiastic angler, but they present countless ,charming pictures to the tourist in search of the picturesque.

Few more attractive views are to be met with than can be seen in the environs of Halifax itself—particularly where they embrace any portion of the waters of the magnificent Chebucto Bay, inclusive of Halifax harbor proper, Bedford Basin

' the North West Arm, and the South East Pas.

,sage ; but these views have so often been described that they must be familiar to the most of our readers, even to those who have never seen them with their own eyes. One thing may here be mentioned, however, relative to Halifax. It seems to have been determined to make it the great British military, as will as naval, depot of America. For many years past, immense sums have been expended annually on the fortifiea. tions of this place, and, judging from present indications, this is likely still to continue for many years to come. If Halifax is not already, it certainly soon will be, the most strongly fortified place in the world. To enumerate the principal works completed, under construction, or designed: there is, first and most important of all, Fort George, the Citadel of Halifix, which commands, not only the town and all the ground within the city limits, but the harbor, its shores and all the adjacent country within the utmost range of the heaviest of Armstrong guns. On Georges Island, nearly in the middle of the harbor, -there is Fort Charlotte. For three years past, this work has been undergoing reconstruction in accor. dance with the requirements of more modern warfare, and is not yet finished. When completed, the whole island will be one fortress of redoubtable character, commanded only by the citadel. Nearly opposite Çreorges Island, on the Eastern shore of the harbor, is Fort Clarence

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naore commonly known as the " Eastern Battery." Within the past few years, it has been entirely and most substantially rebuilt ; and its guns can rake the whole surface of the harbor, from the Narrows to McNab's Island. Returning to the Western, or city side of the harbor, we find that fronting upon it and just on the very outskirts of the lower, or southern, part of the town, a tract of land has been purchased by the War Department upon which to erect another battery ; but it is not yet commenced. Farther down the shore, about half way between Steel's Pond and Point Pleasant, and upon a comparatively elevated spur of a bill

projecting towards the harbor, is Fort Ogilvie. This, like Fort Clarence has been enlarged and entirely and substantially rebuilt within the last few years. Directly in the rear of Fort Ogilvie, but upon more elevated • g.,round, about midveay between the shores of the harbor and the North-West Arm, is the Prince of Wales Tower, which has also been materially improved of late. At a few yards distant south from the tower and at a slightly less elevation than its base, a new battery of a most formidable cha-racter has recently been completed, the guns of which will sweep the whole entrance of the harbor. Just below this and directly upon the shore are the Point Pleasant Battery, on the extreme southern point of the penin-sula and city of Halifax ; and the North West Battery, commanding the entrance to the North West Arm. Another large new battery has just been completed, on the extreme north western point of MeNab's Island, farther down the harbor. Again, still farther down, but on the western shore, York Redoubt is now being entirely rebuilt and enlarged for a more heavy armament. Mention need only be made of the Martell° towers at Manger's Beach and Sambro Island. It will thus be seen that from these numerous fortifications, a most terrific fire can be concentrated upon any given point of Halifax harbor, or its entrance. The hostile ship which attempts to enter that harbor will have the privilege of " running the gauntlet " in a way which cannot be indulged in anywhere else in the world. On the landward side, nature has provided ample defences for Halifax.

In directing the attention of the reader to those points of interest which may be visited in Nova Scotia, from Halifax as a central point of depar-ture, the writer purposes restricting himself for the present, to the Gold Mines of this fine Province. It may here be stated at the outset that the information here offered to the reader as to Gold Mines is mainly extracted from the products of the pen of P. S. Hamilton, Esq., as shown in the various published letters in the London Times, Alining Journal, and other period-icals in the United Kingdom, the continent of Europe, the United States, and the Provinces of Canada, which have appeared with his name appended hereto; and from the official reports published by authority, and for

which he was accountable during the time that he was Gold Commissioner lid Chief Commissioner of Mines for the Province of Nova 'Scotia.

Well, then, without pretending to offer to the reader a report of a geo-gical survey of Nova Scotia, be it known that the whole Atlantic coast f this Province belongs to a gold-bearing formation. • In Nova Scotia, he rocks of the older silurian and aurifeous formation embrace the hole Atlantic coast of the Province. At its western extreme, in Shel-

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burne, Yarmouth, and Digby counties, this formation is not les than fifty miles in -width; but going eastward it gradually narrows, until, at Cape Canso, it comes almost to a point. In the interior of the Province, there is another and a newer geological formation, comprising the high-est lands in the country, which is also gold-bearing ; but it has not as yet proved so productive—although it has not been so much explored-as the already mentioned coast range. Nearly all the gold mines that have been written and talked about are in this same coast range. This auriferous range, on which mining operations have been carried on, is, it is true, not more than three hundred miles in length, by an average width of say thirty miles, and is therefore, as a whole, a small gold field compared with California, Columbia, Australia, or New Zealand, which, have attracted so much of the world's attention of late years. But • on the other hand, when we come to.make comparisons of square miles with square miles, we shall find that, in no other country where gold-mining operations are now carried on, is there so large a proportion of auriferous surface as in the

ncrold regions of Nova Scotia. And—which is still more

important—we find that in no other such country do the auriferous quartz iodes yield so large a per centage of gold as they do in Nova S.co tia. So long ago as in 1863, it was shown in the official Annual Report of the Chief Gold Commissioner (Mr. Hamilton) that by carefully com-paring the gold minihg statistics of the countries above named, and by comparing the amount of gold produced with the labor and expense re-quired to produce it,—which is the only reliable way to exhibit the pay-ing properties of a single mine, or of a mining country,—the gold mines of Nova Scotia were by far the most profitable of any in the veorld. The operations in 1863 were of a very crude character, and most of the men engaged in mining were mere tyros in the business. Since then, by more skilful manipulation and by deeper sinking, the productivtness of the Nova Scotian gold mines has in comparison with the labor expended upon them, increased about three hundred per cent., thus placing them far before any other auriferous quartz mines in the veorld.

Before proceeding to refer to them more in detail, one or two further more general remarks may be made. Considering the great comparative productiveness of the Nova Scotian mines, the small aggregate results which they ann,ually produce even yet, may surprise and be unexplain-able to many a one. In fact, it would seem that the very propinquity of Nova Scotia to the great centres of the more civilized population of the world militates against the activity of mining ente-rprises here,—so true is it that " distance lends enchantment to the view." Again, when a man from Europe, Canada, or the United States, goes to the Australian colonies, or the Pacific coast, with mining purposes, it often happens that his exhausted means will not permit of his return, and he must therefore _per force contribute to the swollen gold returns of the country in which he finds himself. As to Nova Scotia, his entrance and his exit are always easy and inexpensive. One other fact may here be mentioned incident, ally. Gold mining is an exciting business, and gold miners are an ex. citable people. For example, a thousand men may be mining, with well

iestablished facilities for doing so, and with good profits, in a certain dis.


trict. A ruunor reaches them that a rich vein has been struck by some-body, it may be in some wilderness, in some remote part of the Prov-,ince. Upon this mere rumor, our well-dôtng miners, or a great part ofthem, are straightway off "on the wings of the wind," to battle with newdifliculties in this new Dorado. Many of them probably find, or tlhinlc :they find, that their imaginations have deluded them, and return to theirfirst love, or go farther in search of newer and richer gold fields. Thusthere is an almost constant fluctuation in the actual productiveness ofany given gold district, and a perpetual surging of the minin; populationfrom one such district to another. This same fact is notorious in all gold-lnlllllla countries; and it often puzzles the uninitiated in their efforts toascertain the relative value of gold districts.

We will now give some brief account of the several gold districts ofthe Province, serirztzm, proceeding from west to east. The most westernpoint at which gold has been found is at Cranberry Head, the verywest-ern extreme of Nova Scotia. Its show of gold was not discouraging ;but little has ever been done there in the way of minin;,

Although gold has been discovered at several, intermediate points, thenext place where mining has been carried on. is The Ôvens, at the inouthof Lunenburg harbor, and directly upon tlié-;-sea shore. This district isso called from a series of oven-like caverns in',, the face of the seawardcliff; and it may be reached from Halifax, ei;hér by'-four or five hotirs'steaming, or a-day's stage-coaching. This was amôn^ the earliest golddiscoveries in Nova Scotia. So long Ago as 1862, a great concourse ofpeople hurried to the spot ; and a compact and not unsubstantial villageof no mean extent immediately sprang un there. It embraced numeroushotels, shops, and dwellings, but lacked the one esser4tial edifice of aquartz crusher. In fact, it was at first supposed that the ,wealth of theOvens district consisted in the sands of its shores; and when these ceasedto be productive to the washer, the village collapsed: Mining has beenrecently recommenced here, with vigor and with fur prospects. Here,unlike most -other districts, the auriferous veins are very narrow, althoughxtremely numerous, and raml^f'ied throughout the enclosinb ro6k.

Waverley is situate in and on both sides of the Shubenacadie valley,early due north from Halifax, whence it may be approached, via Dart-outh, by a charming, drive of ten miles. The distance by railway is a

ittle greater. This district, like all others in the Province, and as shownbove, has had its fluctuatiôns. On the first discovery of gold there,here was a great rush to "' the hills of Waverley, then an almost totalbandonmént ; anon, a reaction, after which this district for year& tookhe lead of all others; now (in 1869), it is subject to another depression,hich, the writer confidently predicts, will not be of long continuance.he mines of this district have, down to the present time, piôdïiced the

argest ag iregate yield of gold of any in. Nova Scotia, and have built upn their midst a picturesque little village, bathed by two connecting lakes,mbosomed in green hills and dotted with pretty islets.Proceeding northwardly from Waverley, by the main line of railway,r about ten miles, we reach Enfield station, whence a road leads, on thene hand, eastward about three miles, to the heart of the Oldham Gold

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District ; and, on the other hand, north-westward six milea, into} thatof Renfrew. Coaches ply between each of them. and the Station, on thearrival of every train. In Oldham, as in most other mining districts or''this Province, the discovery of gold was, in the first instance, accidental, .being made, in this case, by a party of men who were out sporting amongthe poplar hills, barrens, and wild meadows of that vicinity. Miningwas immediately commenced and for some time prosecuted with vigor Tduring this early period a small quantity of quartz was crushed which pro-duced no lesH than one hundred ounces of gold to the ton. Then atten-tion was drawn away from Oldham by brilliant acçounts from other partsof the Province, and, for a time, it remained under a cloud. There hassince been a revival there, however, and during the last two years thereturns from this district as a whole have been more satisfactorythanduring any former period. It now comprises all the facilities formining and crushing at a cheap rate.

Ground was first broken, with mining intent, -in Renfrew in the midstof a piece of heavily timbered forest which, however, is fast disappearingand exposing most literally the nakedness of the land. But beneath thatrocky surface lies untold-of wealth; and the wealth of the district re-quires only to be dug for or sought after to be found. From the veryfirst discovery made iq this district, Renfrew has continued to prosper-not, however, without the customary fluctuations, although it has notsuffered from them in a marked degree. Even in this case, the writermay, as an illustration of these " customary fluctuations," mention this -fact.-In 1865, Renfrew, one of the oldest districts in the Ÿrôvince,ranked as a gold producer the lowest among them all with one diception,which did not adWit of a fair comparison. The Renfrew mines^.were bymost persons declared to be 11 played out.". But the product ofthe district for 1867 was nearly twelve times that of 1865, and placedit at the very head of, the list ! whilst in 1868, the official returns showthat only one other district has produced a larger yield of gold 1,

Still farther . down the railway to Shubenacadie Station,, and acrosscountry eastward about six miles on a good common road, we may reachGuy's River Gold L^istrict. Here mining operations have, as yet, beencarried on only upon a limited scale. The auriferous deposit is chief;yremarkable from the fact that the gold is found, not in the sands as in'a very few other localities, nor in a matrix of quartz and slate rock, as isthe rule in Nova Scotia, but scattered through a bed of coarse conglo-merite, resting upon the older and firmer rock.

Returning by railway to-Halifag, or say to the Windsor junction only,we may take the Windsor Branch line and follow it northward to MountUniacke Station, ' twenty six miles from Halifax and nineteen from Wind-sor. Here an express is ready on the arrival of every train to take thepassengers to .the centre of the Uniacke Gold District, three miles distantto the westward. Gold was first discovered here in 1866; but it waslate in the season before any productive workings were opened. `Still theprospects were so exceedingly promising that within three months afterthe discovery, there was already more, ground under lease and license atUniacke than in any other district in te Provincè.. The result has-fully


justified the popular opinion. Uniacke, although the youngest tried field in the Province, has proved to be one of the richest of them all. In fact some of the individual mines there have excelled all others yet worked. Somewhat within two years from the time gold was first discovered there in the midst of a heavily timbered forest, the visitor might see a bustling village, veith its five effective steam quartz mills, public hall, well filled school, with the usual proportion of shops, inns, and dwellings—all rough indeed, but tidy and comfortable.

Return we now again to Halifax and, by coach, take the eastern shore road through Dartmouth. At six miles distant from town, we have the Montague mines on ou r left. This district has great advantages of, situation ; it offers good facilities for mining ; its returns, although not so great as from some other mines, have been singularly equable from the very beginning and always such as would pay the proprietor well; yet from some cause, or another, certainly not attributable to the place itself, there is occasionally a collapse at the Montague min-es. •

.A few miles further brings us to the Laicrencetown, on our right. The principal works here, thus far; are near the head of tidewater. This district, like Montague, already mentioned, and Tangier, of which here-after, has been very unfortunate. .Although each of the three has furnished good, nay handsome returns whenever work really has been done upon it in good faith ; yet disputes and litigation among proprietors, or the detected efforts of speculators, who have sought to inflate the value of their really good property to an almost fabulous extent in order to deceive those whom they have intended to make purchasers, or the fact of much of the ground falling into the hands of men who had not means to work it—or rather all these together, have too frequently caused a suspension of work in these districts, and temporarily blasted their reputation.

Following the same road, which, bÿ the bye, affords an almost con-tinuous series of beautiful sea-side views, for fifty-six miles frona Halifax, we find ourselves at Tangier, the oldest proclaimed Gold District in the Province. The chequered history of this district has already been re-ferred to. Yet there is not the shadow of a doubt of what thousands have had personal evidence i. e., that it is one of the richest gold districts in the country. In the northern part of this district, and about nine miles back from the shore, is the spot where gold was first discovered in Nova Scotia, in the Sprin..

e of 1860. Large quantities have

since been extracted from the vicinity of the same spot. To reach the more notable gold-bearin,„0. districts farther east, in the

vicinity of the St. Mary' s River and Country Harbor, it will be necessary to return again to Halifax. During • the excitement of 1862, the second year of the history of these mining districts, two steamers plied twice a week, each between Halifax, The Ivens, Tangier, and St. Mary's; but they were not icing in killing each other. If the passenger now wishes to make the water trip between any of these points, he Faust be content with a packet schooner. There are several land routes to the places last named ; but the most generally approved just now is this : Take' the railway train from Halifax to New Glasgow ; thence a stage-

72 NOVA SCOTIA AND ITS GOLD MINES.

coach proceeds by the most direct route to Sherbrooke and Wine Harbor.The former lies on both sides of the St. Mary's, twelve miles from itsmouth and at the head of Na'vigation. Wine Harbor is just eastwardsof its mouth. This beautiful river; St. - Mary's, is the largest in NovaScotia, although, owing to its tides, the Shubenacadie is navigable to agreater distance.: Stormont, can only be reached by private conveyance,striking off from the St Mary's and Guysborough post road.

Sherbrooke mines lie around the beautiful village of the same name;but the principle works are upon the opposite, or western side of theriver, and at about a mile and a half distant. The first discovery ofgold, both here and at Wine Harbor, was made in the summer of 1861.During the remainder of that, and all of the following year, there usedto be, about every month or two, a pretty general migration of mitersback and forth between these two district:s, according to the discouragingincidents, or brilliant prospects; which the superficial workings of eachwere supposed, from time to time, to exhibit. At length egperiencé anddeeper sinking, taught these people that both were rich enough tomake fortunes out of. Since about the close of 1863, Sherbrooke, hascontinually improved as a gold producing, district, until we find that atthe close of the past year, 1868, it was the very top of the list. Workshere too are carried on upon a more extensive scale than elsewhere,there being no less than ten quartz crushers in. the district. There tooare to be found the richest individual mines that have yet been discdveredin Nova Scotia, except in Uniacke district.- Reference has already been made to Wine Harbor, bounding upon St.Mary's river on the east. For years there was a contest between thisdistrict and Sherbrooke, for the credit of producing the greatest.quant:ityof gold,, annually. Sometimes one, sometimes the other, was either thefirst or the second in the list. Of late Wine Harbor has been distanced,This may be owing in à great degree to the fact that, for some years

`past, a number of the -prôprietors have almost concentrated their effortsupon a large work which was not expected to be productive in itself;but which it is hoped will lead to important future results. That is,starting. from near the water's edge; 'near highwatcr. mark, they aredriving a tunnel across the metals right into a lofty hill, 'thus providinbfor drainage, and cross-cutting all the quartz lodes previously sought forfrom the surface. , .

The shores of Isaac's Harbor, are the only part of Stormont districtwhere much mining has ever been done. This place has never been somuch the rage as some of, the others named above, probably owing to itscomparative inaccessibility; Ibut a fair, profitable business in goldmining has been done there, frô^^m 1861, down to the present time.

The above named localities comprise all the best known and thoroughlytested Gold Districts of Nova Scôtia. There are others wllich have notbeen so thoroughly tested and sowe of which are far, from being easy ofaccess as yet. Among the more notable of this class, mention may bemade of . Gold River, . at the. head of Mahone Bay, in LunenburgCounty; Ekum-Sekum and Salmon River, on the Atlantic coast, east•ward of Tangier ; the rear of Upper Dlusquodoboit ; the south Brancfi

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of Stewiacke ; Killag and Fifteen Mile Stream, branches of the Sheet Harbor Rivers ; Scraggy Lake ; Canso ; River Denys, in Inverness County ; and Wagamatkook, in Victoria County. Doubtless there are many others yet to be discovered, • Of the increasingly profitable character of gold mining in Nova Scotia, there cannot be a doubt. One simple fact alone vvill settle this beyond all question. The first year when complete statistical returns were made up and published was 1863. The gold product of that year was equivalent to two hundred and ninety six dollars---829 6 , per annum for every man employed in and about the mines. This proportion has gone on steadily increasing until, in 1867, it had attained the sum of seven hundred and sixty-five dollars, 8765, per man. Last year shows some falling off in this respect owing to the number of miners, whd, with that restlessness which is charac-teristic of them, left the older mines to make more rapid fortunes in some of the many new places discovered in 1868.

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STASES de MeNUTT, Manilla and Tarred Rope, &o., 14617pper Water St., Halifax.

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ds boards ; c or cor corner; do same place or same street ; ft foot ;- h house ;

à lane ; mkt market ; n near ; opp opposite; r rear ; Rev reverend' ; wid widow.

arestrup .Albert J., locksmith and bellhanger, h 20 Creighton. bbott Rev. John, Episcopal, h 27 Brenton.

BOTT RICHARD,l)lock and pump maker, Bentley's wharf, h 146 Grafton. (See Adv. Index p. 57.)

bbott Thomas, commids'ion merchant , 81 Upper Water, h 84 Morris. braham John, coachman; h 41. Birmingham. cadia Eclipsellacking Company; John-W, Watt & Co., agents, 115

Upper Water. cacha Powder Co., Thomson, Abbott & Co., agents, 81 Upper Water. cadian Hotel, Geo. Nichols, proprietor, 64 Granville. CADIAN RECORDER, Blackadar Brothers, publishérs and pro-

prietors, 18 Buckingham. (See .Adv. Index p. 57.) . ckhurst Charles, bookkeeper, bds 47 Victoria road. ckhurst John, bookkeeper, h 47 Victoria road. CKHURST WILLIAM, auctioneer and commission merchant, Collins

wharf, h 47 Victoria road. (See A.dv. opp.) ekhurst William, jun., bookkeeper, 47 Vietéria road. - damore Louis, groceries and liquors, 40 Baiter, h 115 Cornwallis. dam O. W., salesman, h 25 South. dams Alexander, salesnian, h 24 Birminghttmr- dams Arthur, carriagemaker, h 24 Birmingham.

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FRASER & SONS, Pianos, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

Adams Catherine, wid Thomas, h 82 Hollis. e Adams Catherine wid Jabez h 27 Lower Water.

Adams Charles carpenter, h 390 Upper Water. e Adams E., clerk h 24 Birmingham. • Adams Edward D. clerk, h 33 Bauer

Adams George, laborer, h Studley road. re Adams Henry, sail maker, h 293 Upper Water. - r; Adams Henry, h 82 Hollis. 21 Adams Henry, cooper, h Richmond.

Adams James A., bookkeeper, h 24 Birmingham. Adams Jeannette, wid James, variety shop, 92 Argyle, h 90 do.

e: Adams John, grain measurer, h 40 Albro. c„e Adams John civil eno

e'ineer, N.S.R h Richmond.

b.; Adams John, liquors,10 G-rafton, h do. Adams John, bookkeeper, bds 33 Bauer. Adams Richard, laborer, h 55 Buckingham.

I. -Richard, jun., laborer, h 55 Buckingham. • Adams Robert, laborer, h 122 Albro.

• `:.4. Adams William, police. , re Adams William, laborer, h 23 Almon. ie Adler Samuel, clerk, h West.

Agan John miner, h 26 Falkland. C.) • Amiew William, sailors outfittino-s 202 Lower Water , h 204 do.

- A.'Hearn John, policeman, bds 40 Buckingham. .A.'llearn Margaret, milliner, h 202 Gottingen.

cott • Aikins T. B barrister , h 87 Brunswick. • Ainsley Robert, h 11 Blowers. • Aird Gustavus, mason, h Pine road.

Akerman Emma, wid Richard, h 27 North. e ALBRO EDWARD, & CO., hardware and ship chandlers, 197 and 199

Lower Water. (See Adv. o_pp.) Albro Edward, hardware, 197 and 199 Lower Water and 243 and 245

Hollis, h 115 and 117 do. e Albro E. Newton, clerk, h 115 Hollis.

Henry W., bds 16 Barrington. Albro John E., hardware, 243 and 245 Hollis, h 89 Morris.

3 ALRRO,.SON & CO., hardware, &c., 243 and 245 Hollis, and 13 Duke. (See Adv. opp.)

>r Aldred John, carriagemaker, h 43 Spring Garden road. La Alexander Edward, laborer, h 9 Bilby.

.A.LEXANDER GEORGE, dry goods and millinery , 103 Granville h 178 Hollis. (See Adv. Index p. 57.)

▪ Alexander James, clerk, h 123 Spring Garden road. 'M Alexander John, wood turner, h 123 Spring Garden road.

ALEXANDER JOHN G., pattern maker, h 95 Barrington. A.LEXANDER MRS, JOFIN G., milliner and dressmaker, 97 Barring-

ton, h 95 do. (See Adv. Index p. 57.)

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STARRS & MeNIITT, Iron, Steel, Ironmongery, 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax.

\ Alexander Joseph, laborer,' h 106 Argyle. Allan Charles E., Clerk, h 56 Hollis. Allan Charles W.,'prin ter, h 78 Gottingen. Allan Franklin, h 58q- Upper Water. Allan George, butcher, h Kempt road. , Allan James, liquors, h Richmond. - Allan James, encrineers supplies, &c., 123 Upper Water, h 76 Cunard. ALLAN J., eCO., 'engineers' supplies and ironmongers, 123 Upper

Water. (See Adv. pL 87.) Ilan,James M., confectionei 205 Barrington, h 1. Brunswick Cburt. - Ilan Samuel J. M., confecti ner, 205 Barrington, h 45 Spring Garden

road. . Allan Robert, grocer, Windsor\road, h do.

Ilan Siias, laborer, h 242 UpPer Water. Ilan Stewart, seaman, h 466 'qpper Water. llan William J. ., cutter, h 40 GTafton. Ilan William M., auctioneer and estate agent, 13 Sackville, h 56 Hollis. Ilan W. M., jun., bookkeeper, h 56 Hollis. llen Mrs. Angeline, boarding house h 23 Barrington.

Hen Benjamin, tinsmith, h r 580 dpper Water. LLEN BROTHERS, confectioners, 205 Barrington. (See Adv. p. 87) llen Edward, maehinist, h Richmond. lien Rev. Father, h Russell, n Gottirmen. •

lien Frank, tinsmith, h 580.1 Upper inter. Hen John, fishermen's supplies and cooper, 79 and 81 Lower Water, h

48 South Park. In Joseph, bricklayer, h 13 Brenton. . lien Joseph W., leather cutter, ,h 40 Grafton. llen Thomas, carpenter, h Jacob, , - lien Thomas, tanner, h Campbell road. llison Augustus, commission merchant, 61 Upper Water, h 43 South

Park. llison Augustus, bookkeeper, h 1 Morris. llison Charles, cooper, h 55 Albro. llison Eliza, wid Edward, h 164 Gottingen. llison Frederick A., clerk, h 28 Carlton. llison Frederick D., agent blockhouse coal mines, h 11 Kent. llison George A., clerk, h 1 Morris. llison James, tinsmith, h 20 Maitland. - LLISON J. C., commission merchant and Insurance agent, 61 Upper

Water, h 47 Pleasant. LLISON J. C., & CO., agents Liverpool London and Globe Insurance

Fire and Life, and commission merchants, 61 Upper Water. (See Adv. opp.)

llison Jane, wid Joseph, h 29 Gottingen. , llison Mary A., wid David, h 68 Morris. Ilison Robert ; carpenter, h 55 Albro.

lifiLEAS & KEITH, Brandy, Gin, Whiskey, 84 Lowar W'ater Street, Halifax.

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FRASER ee SONS, Cabinet Organs, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

Allison Thomas, porter, h 55 Albro. Allison Woodberry, carpenter, bds 39 Wellington. Almon A. B., agent, W. Notman's photograph rooms, 38 George, bcls

Halifax hotel. Almon Charles M., 2nd clerk comptroller of shipping customs, 'h Norti

West Arm. Almon Cotton M., clerk, Board of Statistics, h 26 Hollis. ALMON REV. FOSTER H., Episcopal, h 121 Lockman. Almon John, seaman, h 522 Upper Water. ALMON HON. M. B., banker, h 26 Hollis. ALMON M. B., jan., commission merchant and Insurance agent, Ilare'

wharf, 131 Lower Water, h Bower, North West Arm. Almon Michael, laborer, h 175 Grafton. Almon Michael, laborer, h 193 Grafton. Almon Miss 11Iary A.nn, h 11 Morris. Almon Philip, laborer, h 1. Brunswick lane. Almon Thomas, laborer, h Queen's Quarries

' North West Arm.

Almon Thomas R., physician, 146 Hollis, h Rose bank, N.W.A. Almon W. J., physician, 146 Hollis, h Rose bank, N.W.A. Almon William, laborer, h 220 Upper Water. ANDERSON ALEXANDER, commission and West India merchant,

59 Upper Water, h 26 Duke. Anderson Alexander, machinist, h 6 Maynard. Anderson Arthur, grocer, lime, &c., 57 & 59 Creighton, h 61 do. ANDERSON, BILLING & CO., dry goods wholesale, 95 and 97 Grao.

ville. ANDERSON C. & W., grocers and liquors, Barrington cor Duke. (8

Adv. opp.) ANDERSON C. W., grocer and liquors, Barrington cor Duke, h 26

Duke. Anderson George, messenger Bank of Nova Scotia, h Hollis. Anderson George, jun., pianoforte maker, 30 Duke, h Hollis. Anderson George, cooper, bds 20 Bauer. Anderson George, pressman, bds Brunswick. Anderson George R., dry goods wholesale, 95 and 97 Granville, h 211

Brunswick. Anderson James, h 115 Brunswick. Anderson James, victualler, 19 Bedford Rdw, h 17 do. Anderson James, tinsmith, h Gottingen. Anderson John, carpenter,. h Robie n South. Anderson John, carpenter

' h 51 Birmingham.

Anderson John, rigger, h 182 Upper Water. Anderson John R., sea captain, 36 Bauer. T .

Anderson John stevedore h 182 Upper Water. ANDERSON HON. J. H., senator, h Rosemount, Gottingen. Anderson Louis, sea captain, h 54 Queen. Anderson Mary, wid Richard, h 2 Brunswick lane.

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FRASER & SONS, Harmoniums, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

Anderson Peter, porter, h Barrin;ton.Anderson Peter, laborer, h 22 Prince.Anderson Robert, waterman, h 104 Cunard.Anderson Robert, cooper, h 75 Grafton.Anderson Thomas A., h 93 and 95 Brunswick.Anderson William, mason, h r 51 Cornwallis.Anderson William, seaman, bds 11 Proctors Lane.ANDERSON W. C., grocer, and liquôrs, Barrinbton cor Duke, h 26

Duke.Anderson W. G.; cabinetmaker, h Lower Road.Anderson W. H., saddler and harness maker, 211 Barrington, h Hollis,Andrews Henry, coachman, h 19 Hollis.Andrews Henry, liquors, 18 Prince, h 20 do.Andrews John, butcher, h 76 Almori:ANDREWS R. R., Insurance aâent, 183 .Hollis, h 34 North.- (^4

Adv. Index p. 57.)Angwin Christiana, milliner, h 14 Brunswick.ANNAND CHARLES, printer, publisher and proprietor Morniog

Chronicle tarid Nova Scotian, 11 Prince, h Inglis. (See Adr,Index p. 57.)

ANNAND HON. WILLIAM, M.L.C., Provincial treasurer, h 16Morris.

Ansell Augustus F., colonel on the staff, h 33 Spring Garden Road.Anson Alexander, laborer, h 310 Upper Water.Anson John, city sweep, h 212 'Grafton.Anson John, rigger, h 182 Upper Water.Anthony Robert, laborer, h 76 Argyle.Appleton George Dloffatt, machinist, h Richmond.Appleton Henry, machinist, N.S.R., h Richmond.Appleton John, machinist, N.S.R., h Richmond.Appleton William, mdchinist, N.S.R., h Richmond. .Appleton William, jun., machinist, N. S. R., h Richmond.Archet, Thomas, carpenter, h 9 Kent.ARCHBOLD EDWARD P., Treasurer Glace Bay Mining Compaaj;

Moren's wharf, 9 Lower Water, li Victoria Road.Arçhibald Adams, barrister, h 16 Queen.Archibald Charles, h 167 Barrack.Archibald C. B., commission merchant, 9 Sackville, h 40 Victoria RoadArchibald George W., civil engineer, bds 22 Bedford Row.Archibald James, carpenter, h 143 North Park.Archibald John, tobacco manufacturer, h 18 Victoria Road.Archibald Miss, school teacher, h 44 Maynard.ARCHIBALD P. P., hotel and country market, 2, 4, 6, 8 Bedford Rot

h do. (See Adv. opp.) *Archibald, Thomas, clerk, h Victoria.Archibald Timothy, inail contractor, h 47 and 49 Duke.Archibald William, clerk, h Victoria Road.

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FRASER & SONS, Pianos and Melodeons, 70 and 72 Barrington Street; Halifax,

Archibald William, grocer, bds 68. Granville.Armour John, seaman, h 57 Duke.Armstrong James, carpenter, bds 286 Upper Water.Armstrong J. J,; foreman moulder, h cor Green and Pleasant.Armstrong John J., carpenter, bds 286 Water.Armstrong John, porter, bds Sackville.Armstrong Judson, butcher, bds Argyle.Armstrong R. D., shoemaker, h 6 Fawson.Armstrong Richard F., h 16 Queen.Armstrong Robert, boot and shoemaker, 140 Lower Water, h 6 Fawson.ARMST.K,UN GG REV. W. B., Episcopal, bds 57 Argyle.Arnettiava, wid John, -h 177 Grafton.Arnold Luke, seaman, h West, ,n City.Artillery, Park, Sackville, opp Citadel.Arthur George, printer, h 9 "Garrick. ,

.Vk Arthur James, tinsmith and plumber, h 110 Gottingen.Arthur John, flour weigher, 9 Garrick.Arthur T. W., grocer, 125 Gottingen, h Moren

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ATHERTON WILLIAM T., livery stables, . 15 Blowers; h 9 Do

Index p. 57.)Ash Viômas, teamster, bds 17 Buckingham.Ashen James, teamster, h 7 North.Ashman Isaac, laborer, 107 Barrack.Ashmore George, cabinetmaker, h 78 Loèkman.Ashmore Mary, wid Samuel, h 25 Granville.Aspinall Elizabeth, wid John, h 51 Grafton.Aste Catherine, wid John, h 28 Falkland.ATHERTON WILLIAM, livery stables, h 9 Dundonald.

Austin Robert, superintendent of streets, h 110 Argyle.

- donald. (See Adv. opp.)Atkens William T., rigger, h 86 City. _ ,Auson Alexander, laborer, Dockyard.Austace Rowland, carpenter, h 44 Creighton.Austen Charles D., coppersmith, h 78 Lockman.Austen James H., clerk, crown lands office, h 78 Lockman.Austen James, clerk, bds 78 Loekman.Austen John, clerk, h 78 Lockman.Austen J. W., salesman, h 78 Lockman.Austin Ann; confectioner, 112 Argyle, h 110 do.

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Horses, Carriages and every description of

Vehicles furnished at shortest Notice.

WEDDINGS, FÉNERALS, RAILWAY AND STEAMBOAT CALLS

Attended to promptly, with Careful Drivers.

N.B.—Particular attention given to the Sale of HOrés.

FRASER & SONS, Harmoniums, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax,

Austin Robert, jun., silversmith, h 110 Argyle. Austin Matthew L., watchmaker, h 110 Argyle, AVERY, BROWN & CO., druggists, 8 and 10 George. (See adv;

opp. Druggists.) Avery James F., M.D., druggist, 143 Granville, 8 and 10 George, h 26

South. Ayers Samuel, shoemaker Industrial School, h 76 Spring Garden Road, Aylward John, tailor, h Grafton cor Blowers. Babington John, h 15 Barrack Backman James, carpenter, Dockyard. Baddos Francis, tobacconist, Granville, h 36 Sackville. Bailey Alexander, carter, h 113 Gerrish. Bailey Alexander, photographer, h 117 Lockman. Bailey George, carpenter, Dockyard. Bailey George, clerk. h 117 Lockman. BAIN ALEXANDER, steam planing and saw mills, Creamers ViTharf,

bds Acadian Hotel. Bain John, rigger, h 182 Upper Water. Bain Philip, grocer, James cor William, h do. Bainbridge William, shipwright, h King east side. Baine Farquhar, brewer, h 24 Lower Water. Baker Francis, laborer, h 7 Duke. Baker George,laborae, h 55 Creighton. Baker George, stevedore, h 159 Upper Water. Baker Harris, lieutenant royal engineers, h 96 Morris, Baker H., barber, h 7 Duke. Baker Henry, seaman, h 110 Gerrish. Baker J. B., brewer, h 4 Pleasant. •

Baker John, porter, h 96 Hollis. Baker John, policeman, h 169 'Barrack. Baker Maria, wid Edward, h 60 Lower Water. Baker Mary Jane

' wid Thomas, h 52 Granville. *

B,.aker Richard, cabman, h 127 Brunswick. Baker Robert, tobacconist, h 6 Bauer. Baker R. B., cordial manufacturer, h 4 Pleasant. Baker William, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove. •

Baker William, laborer' h 27 Jacob.

Baker William, sexton St. Luke's, h 12 Church. 'Baker William, painter, h 120 Albermarle. Baker W. L., bookkeeper, bds Mansion House. Balcarn Charles, shoemaker, bds 153 Barrington. BALDWIN & CO., fancy goods, china, glass, &c., 191 Hollis and 8!

Upper Waterb (See Adv. lines.) Baldwin John, fancy goods, &c., 191 Hollis and 82 Upper Water, h16

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IRON MERCHANTS, AND

CONSULTING CAS ENGINEERS, 123 UPPER WATER STREET, HALIFAX.

ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES..

'Mon Anvils, Yîce, Portable Forges, Taps 8/ Bi, 8e , GASIFITTEllee SUPPLIES.

Cast and Malleable Iron Pipes, all Sizes, Lead, Copper, Brass and Composition Pipes,

Boiler Plates and Boiler Tubes, Steam Gauges, Leather Belting,

Cotton Waste, Files.

IRON AND STEEL.

HALIFAX STEAM CONFECTION WORKS.

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WHOLESALE AND EXPORT MANUFACTURERS OP

Confectionery, Syrups and Cordials, AND DEALERS IN THE FINEST QUALITIES OP'

GUMMED LB requf"1 HEED MAE.89 205 BARRINGTON STREET, HALIFAX, N. S.

This Establishment is the.most extensive and complete , of the Lind in

the Dominion. • FOUR. first class PRIZES were awarded this firm by the Commissioners of the last Provincial Exhibition foe the superiority. of their ,manufactuz..ed articles. • • ,

FRASER & SONS, Cabinet Organs, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

Ballard Charles, carpenter, h 60 Dresden Row. Bambriek Robert, carriage trimmer., h 51 Dresden Row. Banfield James, salesman, h 44 Queen. BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, 217 Hollis. , BANK MERCHANTS', 86 and 88 Bedford Row. BANK HALIFAX BANKING CO., 55 Upper Water. BANK PEOPLE'S, Duke cor bills. BANK OF MONTREAL, 10 Prince. BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA, 166 Hollis. BANK UNION, Hollis cor Prince. Bannister William, barkeeper, h 88 Hollis. Baptist Church, 12 Granville. Baptist Church, 42 and 44 Gottingen. •

Baptist (Col) Church, 48 Cornwallis. • Barber Edward, laborer, h 7 Duke. •

Barber Mary, wid Robert, h.109 Spring Garden Road. Barnaby Lorenzo A., clerk, h 87 Hollis: •

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ares Henry W., printer, h 52 Hollis. • BARNES JAMES, printbr, publisher and proprietor _Presbyterian Wit-

. 2? ess, 33 and 35 Sackville, h 52 Hollis. (See Ad, index p. 57.) Barnes John, seaman, h Conway's Wharf. Barnhill J., railway P. 0., clerk. BARNSTEAD CHARLES, boot and shoe and leather dealer, Steam-

boat Wharf, h 82 Spring Garden Road. (See .Adv. Index p 57.) Barnstead Charles, jun. tanner, 82 Spring Garden Road. Barnstead Edwin, leader and findings, 13 Upper Water , h 6 City. Barnstead George, shoemaker, h 112 Brunswick. BARNSTE AD JAMES P. bricklayer, Agricola n William. Barnstead John, shoemaker, h 112 Brunswick. Barnstead John IL, bookkeeper, h82 Spring Garden Road. I3arnstead Richard, printer, h 112 Brunswick. Barnstead William, baker, Richmond bakery, h Richmond. Barratt James C., printer

' 144 Grafton, h 9 Bishop.

Barrett James, clerk, h 11 Cunard. Barrett James, carter, h 109 Gottingen. • Barrett John, seaman, h 163 Grafton. BA.R.RETT JOHN, painter, h 3 Mumphfôrd Av. (See Adv.

p. 57.) Barrett Joseph, carpenter, b 's 117 Argyle. Barrett Wallace, clerk, h Upper Water. Barrett William, hairdresser, 14 Upper Water, h do. Barron George, jun., accountant, h 113 Argyle. Barron Hugh, laborer, h West. Barron James, mason h 114 Maitland. Barron John, carpenter, 35 Dresden Row. BarronJohn, dry goods, &c., 113 Granville, h 8 Maynard. Barron John B., hairdresser, 49 Barrington, bds Barrington.

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STARES & MoNIITT, Cutlery, &c., 146 IIpper Water Street, Halifax.

Barron John S., agent emiâration Lake Superior and Mississippi R. R.153 Hollis, h 91 do.

Barron Thomas, mason, Agricola.Barron Walter, clothier, &c., 33 Upper Water, h 8 ATaynard.BARRON WILLIAM, grocer, 47 and 49 Upper ^Vater, h 97 North

' Park.Barrow Wallace, laborer, h 194 Upper Water.Barry Andrew, variety, h 123 Lower Water.Barry Catherine, wid Edward, 171 Upper Water.Barry David, coal. measurer, h 11 Lockman.Y ,_Barry John L., city assessor, h 33 Lockmân.Barry McY., clerk Fishwick's, h 40 Gottinaen.Barry 11'Iichaél, laborer, h 12 Birminaham.Barry Richard, laborer, Dockyard.Barry William, foreman J. L. WhStal, 25 Jdcob.^Barry William, engineer, h 171 Upper Water.Barss Eliza, wid. James, h 48 Queen.Barss George A., match manufacture -Barss wharf, h 76 Birmingham.Barss John E., clerk, h Birmingham

BARSS SIMON F., & SON, commfssion merchants,and niatch 'riianufac-turers, Barss wharfUpper tijâter, .(See .Adv. Jndex _p. 57.)

BARSS 813I ON F., commission nlerchant, ând•nîatch manufacturer, &c.,Barss Wharf, h 76 Birmingham.

Bartlett C. H., tailor, h Richmond.Bartlett Henry, bras, finisher, 'h 27 Starr,Barton Charlotte, wid John, li 55 Creighton.Barton Elias, gardener, 4.14 Birming: ânn.B ;^ton James, laborer, ;li'; 1U6 hlaitla,nd..Bârton bZichael,: cooper, h 8, Granville .Barton..DZichael, shoemakex-, h-39-^Grafton.^:Baslifôrd Thomas, moulder, h 15 Pleasant.Bashford W. H,; photo( irapher, 110 Upper Water,..li 43 Cornwallis.Bastey Robert,. shoemaker, h 152 G rafton. :Bateinan T. W.) locksmith and bell hanêr) 53 Sackville, •h "55 do.Batfi,6lcT'Jôhn, laborer, h 145 Upper Water.Bates John A., engineer, h`Villiam.`Bates Sophia E., wid George, 25 Bayers.'Bauer Ann, wid Andrew, h 103. Spring. Garden Road.Mauld Elizabeth, vid-Williani, h 72 Pleasant.BAULD, GIBSON & CO,, commission and West India merchants,

Steamboat wharf.Bauld William, - commission and West India merchant, Steamboat wharf,

h 10 Pleasant.Bauld W. H., dry goods, 131 Barrington,:h 7 do.Baxter James, cabinetmaker, . 18 Prince, h 81 Pleasant.Baxter Richard, élerk, h Starr.

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FRASER & SONS, Pianos and Mélodeous, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

BAXTER ROBERT, furture dealer and manufacturer,, 16 Prince, h 23 Starr. (See Adv. opp.)

Bayer Alfred, farnier, h Dutch Village Road. Bayer Thomas, farmer, h Dutch Village Road. Bayer Thomas, jun., farmer, h Dutch Village Road. Bayers Abram, laborer, h 93 Lockman. Bayers Duncan, carpenter, h 38 Wellington. BAYE RS RUFUS, coppersmith, 88 Barrington, h Dartmouth. Bayne George E., colonel acting quartermaster general, h 26 Spring

Garden Road. Bayne John, commission merchant, 14 Duke, h 444 Upper Water. Bayne. Thomas, grocer and liquors, 172 to 180 Hollis, h 90 Gottingen. Bazeley Richard, fish dealer, h 48 Granville. Bezamson Christopher, storekeeper, h 32 Grafton. BEALE OSWALD F., purveyor to Her Majesty's forces, 80 Upper

Water, h 114 Cunard. Beale O. S., Assurance agent, bds International. Beals Micah, laborer, h 35 Gottingen. Beals William B., masoà, h 28 Falkland. . Beals-William H., laborer, Bedford. BEAMER FREDERICK, fisherman, Ferguson's Cove. Beamer George,.cooper, h 40 Brunswick. Beamer Sarah A., h Ferguson's Cove. Beamish Charles, merchant, Market wharf; h 66 Morris. Beamish Frederick, laborer, h Smithfields n Smith. Beamish F. S., barrister, h 95 Maitland. Béamish Herbert C., bookkeeper, h 20 Dresden Row, BEAMISII MICHAEL, barrister, h 35 Spring Garden Road. Beamish T. M., bookkeeper, h 5 Artz Lane. Bear William, carpenter, bds 39 Maynard. Beazley Frank, boatman, custom house, h 104 G-ottingen. Beazley George, fisherman, Ferguson's Cove. Beazley John, boatman, customs, h 104 Gottingen. . Beazley Martin, painter, bds 155 Upper Water. Beazley Thomas, fisherman, h Ferguson's•Cove. , Beazley William, fisherman

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- (See Adv. Index p. 57.) Becker John, rnanuâcturing jeweller, 81 Granville, h 38 Maynard. - Beckwith R. N., dry goods, h 95 Dresden Row. Beddos Francis tobacconkt and liquors, 26 Granville, h do. Beeswanger William, carpenter, h 19 City. Beeton H. S., fancy goods, 86 Upper Water, h do. Beer William, laborer, h Creighton. Beghard Peter, farmer, h Dutch Village Road.

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1 . ~ qc 2t1,~%TERISF-URN TURE WAR.ER.OONS9*. No. 18 Prinde Street, 11alifax, N. S a11HAIR _- CLOTM, - .SO.FAS.~,~ AND .--LOUNGES~' . . .- ago HIMM CmTaiv

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PARLOR, DINING'ana . KITCHEN CHAIRS,DoRbIg ad Mile Bedsloads ad S lrelchors, ., .

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FRISER & SONS, Harmoniums, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

Belcher O. ,H., çlerk, h 129 Carlton.BELCHER J. S.,. merchant, 137 Uppér Water, h 70 Spring Garden

Road.BELDON HENRY .A., merchant tailor,1271 Barrington, bds 16 Bar-

rington.. (See Adv. opp.) .Bell Andrew McK., bookke,^per, h 191 Brunsw ick.Bell Charles, clerk, h 191 Brunswick.Bell David, mason, Leahy Villa, North West Arm.Bell George, carter, h Kempt road.Bell H. P., civil engineer., 158 Hollis, bds Carlton House.Bell James, barber, h 49 Argyle.Bell' James D., tailor, h 62 Albermarle.BELL JOHN A., water commis., Bell's Lane, h Bloomfield n Gottinâen,BELL JOSEPH, dry goods wholes4le,195 ILollis, h 191 Brunswick:Bell R., issuer marriage licenses, h 72 Gottingen.Bell Richard H:; 'physician, 112 Gottingen;Bell R. H., jun., clerk, h 72 Gottingen.Bell William L., secretary gas works, h 45 Birmingham.Bellis Richard, blacksrinith, Dutch Village road, h do.Bemmish Ellen, wid John, h 36 Argyle.Benigen Nicholas, seamân, h r 13 Proctor's lane.Bennett Arthur, carpenter, h 50 Birmingham.Bennett James, laborer, h 120 Albermarle.Bennett John B., jeweller, h 540 Upper Water.Bennett John J:, cordial manufacturer, 542 Upper Water, h 540 do.Bennett John W., clerk, bds 6"Poplar Grove.Bennett Joseph R., seaman, bds 6 Po.plar, Gr"ove..Bennett Lydia, wid J oseph, h 6 Poplar.--Gr.ôve;Bennett Margaret, wid.Sarnuel, h 19 Gas'Lane.Bennett Miss Mary, 'schôo, I teacher, bds 11 Poplar Grove. .Bennett Sarah, wid J. B., h 11 Poplar Grove.Bennett Thomas, laborer, h 17 Artz Lane.Bennett Walter, clerk, h 540 Upper Wâ ter.BENNETT tiVILLAM, butcher, 20 Victoria, h'14, do.Bennett William,' clerk, h 11 Poplar Grove.Bennett William, clerk., h 540 Upper Water.Bennett William T., clerk, h 540 Upper Water.Bent C. S., clerk, 34 George.Bent D. A:, junk dealer, h 111 Brunswick.- Bent J. K, druggist, 124 Granville, h 34 George.Bentley Thomas J., spar maker, ` Bentley's wharf,h Depot Road..- - .:BENTLEYWILLIAM, spar maker, Bentley's Wharf, h Bentley's Lane

ti n Lockman.Benz `Lotzisa, 'wid Henry, 66 Sackville.Benzanson Alfred, carpenter, bds 32 Grafton.Benzanson Christophér, cooper, bds 32 Grafton,Benzanson Joseph, cooper, bds 32 Grafton. ,

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Beohmer George, storekeépër, b Brunswick. .I;

Berryt William, clerk, h, 124 Cornwallis.erry ary ale, wl eorb , genera un er, 6 A% on, h do.

BerkenlieaA. Henry, bricklayer, h 122 Brunswick.LwerBerriâ an Edward, tinsrnitl^ and .:plumber, bds 179 Water.

Berriaan. Laurence; carpenter; -h"17 Grafton.k^

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erry ^W ii liam, shoemaker, -h 25 J acob.ertram Frederick, sausage maker, 182 Ar^ le hô.esson'étt John S., appraiser customs, h 63bWéllingiori.

B^swick A. S., asst supt of stores military store, dept; bds Towèr Road.Betts. John, gardener, h 126 Brunswick.B^ VE RLY JOHN, fishérman, Ferguson's, Cove.Be erly William, fisherman, b Ferguson's Cove.Bevis ^John, storekeeper; h 72 GraftonBiddde!,Charles, tob-cconist, 4104 Maitland.Bier Peter, tailor, b Hollis.Bigb Miss Ann, h 60 Barrinaton.Bigby ames, commission agent, h 15 Granville.Bigby ames J., cabinetmaker, 80 Gerrish, h do.Biggs edérick, block maker, h 141 Gottingen.Bilby Jo éph, office keeper head quarter office, h 6 Gottingen.BILBY ICHARD, blacksmith, 3 Mill.Bilby Wi li^m, blacksmith, bds, 255. Upper Water.Bilby Wil iàm, supervisor of coal, h 362 Upper Water.Billinâ Ed ard, dry goods wholesale, 95 and 97 Granville, h Dartinouih.Binaey Ca •oline, wid Herbert N,, h 57- Morris.BÎwN E Y D,A N,D, colleétiôr of.eustoms, - h 12 and 14 Sôuth.

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STARRS 4 MeNIITT, General Hardware, 8ce., 146 tipper Water Street, Halifax,

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Blackadar. Sophia, wid Hugh, h 165 Lockman. Blackburn E., liquors, Market wharf, Lower Water, h do. '

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.- Blackhall George, carpenter, h 12 G-rafton. . ' Blackwood David, hardware 6 and '?, Duke, h 87 Dresden Row; ' Blackwood & Sutherland, hardware, 618 Duke. ' .Blagdon John, wharf builder, h 6 Brunswick.

Melon Thomas, sea captain, h 27 Lower Water -. BL AIKLOCK FRS DE RICK W. , I,

bookkeeper, h Rose cottage, Jubilee ,

BLACK GEORGE P., Comfuission merchant, and agent'Grand Trunk --- 11.1t, 31 Lower Water, h 57 Hollis.'

Black. James, jun., stove dealer and tinsmith, 169 Lower Water, h Dartmouth.

Black John, carriage painter. BLACK M. G., teller Halifax Banking Co., h 1 Ochterkiney cor

Dundas, Dartmouth. \, BLACK MARTIN P., h 216 Gottingen. BLACK RUFUS S., physician, 41 Granville, h do. BLACK SAMUEL II., cashier Halifax Banking Co., h 14 Church. Black W. Anderson, clerk, bds\12 Starr. BLACK W. L., hardware, &c., M. and 53 Upper Water, h 111 Lockman. BLACKADA.R BROS., proprietors and editors A.cadian Recorder, 16

Buckingham. (See Adv! Index p. 57.) Blackadar Charles, sail maker, Ciildwell's_wharf, 171 Lower Water, h 37

Buckingham. Blackadar Charles, C., proprietor, &c., Acadian Recorder, 12 and 16

Buckingham, h 165 LoCkMan. Blackadar Henry D., student- at law, h 165 Lockman. Blackadar Hugh W., Queen's priiiter, 12 and 16 Buckingham, h 17

Road. BLAIKLOCK GEORGE, builder, 116 Lower Water, h Rose cottage,

Jubilee Road. Blair Alexander, carpenter„h 21 Cunard. Blair Isaac, machinist, as Land. Blake Thomas, laorr,h 146 Argyle, Blakely ChanjJef, carpenter, h 88 Albro. Blanchar . H., clerk, Inland revenue, bds 84 Hollis. BLpi HARD HIRAM, Q.C., barrister, 10 Prince, h Pleasant. .13iinchard John, brakeman, N. S. R., h Richmond, Blanchard William, clerk, Post office dept., bas 18 Granville. Bland L. J., clerk in D.A.Q.M.G. 'office, h 54 Birmingham. Bland John B., director bank British North America, h Inglis: Blaney Robert, bookkeeper, h 20 Blowers.

-Bligh A. B., grocer, 17 Buckingham, h 15 do. Bligh A. B., & Co., grocers, 17 Buckingham. Bligh E., grocer, 17 Buckingham, h do. Bligh H. H. barrister, 64 Bedford Row, h 16 Buckingham. ,

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• Bligh Howard, - grocer, 17 Buckingham, bds Argyle. BLISS A. A., boots • and shoes, 146 Granville, h 112 Gottingen. .(See

.Acle, opp.) me( BLISS HON. W, B., judge supreme court, h 35 Tobin. a Blum George, farmer, h Clewley ioad. . me BLUNDELL JOHN, A., grocer and liquors, 490 and 492 Upper Water,

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Wharf, h 84 Morris. Boak Robert B., boolikeeper, h 34 Morris. BOAK WILLIAM, commission and fish merchant, Boak's Wharf h 57

Boak.William McC., bookkeeper, bds 57 Victoria Road. Boardwell John, baker, h 42 ( reighton. Boehner David, shoemaker, h 25 _Gerrish. Boggs Miss Elizabeth, h 12 _Annandale. Boggs Sarah, wid Stephen, h 62 Morris. _„,,geRiornas, hardware, 219 Donis, h 53 South. BOGGS THOMAS, & CO., hardware, 219 Hollis. Boiland Richard, laborer, h 398 Upper Water. Boins James A., carter, h 45 Lower Water. Bolang Morris, laborer, h Young n Gottingen.

•Bolman Edward, bookkeeper, h 2 Queen. Bolman John, bookkeeper, h 2 Queen.

ô• Bolton E. G., wid Christopher, h 14 Albro. •

ea)c BOLTON GEORGE W., engraver, 197 Hollis, h 25 Starr. (See Adv. Index, p. 57.)

Pleasant. Bona Basil, porter, h Butler's Wharf. _ Bonang James, groom, h 34 Granville. Bond Berkeley B. hardware, 1 and 3 Duke, h Inglis, Bond Elizabeth, boarding house

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Bond George H., clerk, h 8 Poplar grove, Bond It. Henry, hardware, 1 and 3 Duke, h8. Poplar Grove. Bonford Elie, shoemaker, h 125 North Park. • Bonyman James, stonecutter, h 84 Barrington.

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FRASER ét SONS, Harmoniums, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, IraWax.

Booth Thomas, tailor, h 55 Grafton. ô Borden George W., clerk, h 315 Upper Water.

Boreham Eugene, clerk, h 16 Falkland. Borebam Samuel, secretariWater . Works, h 74 Lockman. Borgle Charles, stevedore, Ir 78 Brunswick. Borton Elias, teamster, h 18 Birmingham. Bossom Frederick, grocer, 138 Grafton, b 34 Maynard... • Bossom George

, clerk, h72 Buckingham.

g Boston John,' fo rerun, N. W. A nail factory, h Sambroload. - re BOSTON & COLONIAL, STEAMSF1IP OFFICE, James Phelan, ,80 agent, Esson's wharf, 117 Lower Water. 7, • Boston Hotel, 143 Lower Water. ,

BOTTERALL REV. E., Wesle3ran Methodist, h 15 Gottingen. ba Boucher Charles, seaman, h 60 Gottingen.

Bounett Louis confectioner, 46 Pleasant, h do. •

tees Bourdell John, cook, 1113 Salter. BOURDILLAULT MRS.) & CO., furriers, 105 Barrington. (See Ad-

es, vertisement opp4) - Bôurdillault Joseph, stonecutter, h 105 Barrington.

Boutillier David, laborer' h 128 Cornwallis.

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Boutillier John, porter, h South. î Boutillier Peter, shoemaker, h 80 Gottingen.

Boutilber Powlas, shoemaker, h 80 Gottingen. _ • •

F Boutillier Rupert, clerk, h 29 Falkland. •

Bouyce John, saddler, h 174 Brunswick. le Bow William, laborer, h r 40 Lower Water. 4' Bowan Barret, laborer, h 73 Albro.

Bowdim James, printer, h 29 City. , ij Bowden John, sailmaker, h 21 Barrack,

Bowen James, clerk bds 155 Lower Water. Bowen John ; h butcher 155 Gottingen.

rig B John, ohn, carpenter, h Pleasant. Bowen Mrs. Maria, variety store, 148 Lower Water, h 150 do:

e Bowen William engine driver, N. S R., h Richmond. • le jkwers Edward, laborer, h 21 Barrack. •

Bowers Stephen, 20 fish stall, h Market Wharf.. Bowers William, submarine diver, h 129 Albermarle.

-'eowes George e., printer, 46 Bedford Row, h 81 Maitland. 130WES JAIVIES, & SONS, printers • 46 Bedford Row.

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(See Adv. Index p. 57.)Boyland Richard, laborer, Dockyard.Boyle Andrew, tinsmith, 104 Luwer Water, h do.Boyle Henry, trader, h 8 City.Bfi,ACKETT A. J., hair dresser, 0'Connor's Wharf, h Grafton. (See-

Adv, Index p. 57.) }Brackett Ann, wid Andrew, 621, Albermarle.Brackett Thomas, fisherman, h 142 Grafton.Brackett W. H., barber, h 142- Grafton.Bradshaw Richard, shoemaker, b 518 Upper Water.Brady Arthur, variety shop, 67 Grafton, h,do.Brady James, shoemaker, h 65 Grafton.Braine R. T., teller. People's Bank, h Victoria Road.BRAINE THOMAS M., commission merchant, Central-Wharf, IJpper,

Water,li 19 Victoria Road.Brander John, cabinetmaker, 161 and 165 Barrrington, h 163 do.Brander John C., cabinetmaker, h 163 Barrington.Brander Robert, cabinetmaker, 27 Sackville, h 29 do.

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Brander Robert, jun. cabinetmaker, h 29 Sackville. Brander Thomas, cabi ' netmaker, h 163 Barrington. Brander William, cabinetmaker, h Russell. Brander William, clerk, h 29 Sackville. Ban non John, sea captain, h 6 Brunswick Court. Brant Alexander, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove. Brant Charles, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove. - Brant Edward, fishertnan, h Ferguson's Cove. BRANT GEORGE, laborer, h Queen's quarries, North West Arm. Brant Robert, shoemaker, bds Bedford Row. Bratt Patrick, tailor, h 128 Brunswick. BREADING REV. JAMES, Episcopal, h St. Margaret's, Bay Road. Brechin capt. Robert, dept. A. Q. M. G., bds Parker House, Granville. BREHM ROBERT A., soap, candle and washing soda manufacturer,.

Bedford Row, cor Prince, h 87 North Park. (See Adv. front cover.) Brehm Rupert, clerk, h 2 Maitland. Brehm R. S., clothier, h 63 Lower Water. •

Brehm Sarah, wid B. C., h 2 Maitland. Bremner Alexander G., bookkeeper, bds 26 Cogswell. BREMNER t& HART, West India, and commission merchants, Brem-

ner's Wharf, late Brown's, Lower Water. (See .Adv. Index p. 57.) Bremner James J.,West India and commission merchant, Bremner'swharf,

Lower Wateri-h 31 South Park. Bremner Philip, cooper, h 81 Lockman. Bremner Robert, cooper, h 37 North. Brendon Henry, clerk, h Quinpool Road. BRENNAN A. N., photogr, apher, 124 Hollis, h 15 North. Brennan Catherine, wid Martin, h 184 Grafton. BRENNAN & CO., photographers, 124 Holds. (SEe Adv. opposite

photographers.) Brennan Edward, porter, h 6 James. Brennan John, cooper, Boak's Wharf, h 42 Grafton. Brennan John, shoemaker, h Grafton. Brennan Nicholas, boilermaker, h 124 Grafton. Brennan Nicholas

' storekeeper, h Bell's Lane.

Brennan Oliver, laborer, h 32 Birmingham. Brennan Thomas, mason, h 62 Maynard. Brennan Thomas, storekeeper, h Lockman. e. Brent John J., printer, h 59 Granville. Brenton Robert, builder, h 36 Grafton. •

BRESLOW JAMES, liquors, 37 Upper Water, h 39 do. Breslow James, painter, h Cornwallis. Breslow James, Jun., carpenter, bds 39 Upper Water. Breslow Patrick, storekeeper, h 265 Upper Water. Bresnehen Patrick, engineer, h 73 Argyle. Brestowe James, teacher of French and music, h 464 Upper Water. Brett Patrick, tailor, h 128 Brunswick.

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FRASER & SONS, Pianos and Nelodeons, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

Briand Alfred, dry goods, 91 Upper Water, h 43 Maynard.Brigham Robert, laborer, h 39 Grafton:Brigley William, liquors, h 114 Albermarle.Brigley William, côoper, h 64 Albermarle.Brim John C., clerk, h 5 Blowers.Brimer Mary Ann, wid' Robert, h 119 Brunswick.Brimmer Benjamin, laborer, 11 Maynard.Brimner Henry, laborer, h 295 Upper Water.Brimner John, laborer, 71 Maynard.Brimner Josèph, chairmaker, h 5 Maynard.Brims Alexander, brewer, h 5 Blowers.Brims Alegander, laborer; h Blowers.Brine W. E., clerk, bds Starr.Brinkworth Samuel, .sergeant of army hospital, h 162 Brunswick.Brinton John, laborer, h 266 Upper Water.British American Book and Tract Depositorv, Rev. A. MeBean, secretary,

66 Granville, h 112 Cunard.BRITISH COLONIST; Alpine Grant, editor and proprietor, Bedford

Row. (See Adv Index p. 57.)British *"& North American R. M. S. P. Co., Wm. Cunard agent, Upper

Water.Brockly Alfred W., pianoforte maker, 30 Duke, h 12 Tower Road.Brockly & Co., pianoforte manufacturers, 80 Barrington.Brockly Thomas, pianoforte manufacturer, Barrington,cor Duke, h r 14

Tower Road.Brockly William, pianoforte manufacturer, Barrington cor Duke, h r 14

Tower Road.-Broderick James, storekeeper, h 32 Dresden Row.Broderick Thomas, laborer, h 28 Wellington.Brodie Charles, carpenter, Cunard's Wharf, h 154 Lockman.Brodie Neil, shoemaker, h 78 Argyle.Broderick -Thomas, laborer, h- 7 Lockman.Brookfield Herbert, machinist, h 59 Spring Garden Road.BROOKFIELD JOHN, builder and contractor,' 37 Granville, h 59

Spring Garden Road.Brookfield Robert S., carpenter, 37 Granville, h 59 Spring Garden road.BROOKFIELD SAMUEL. M., contractor, &c., 37 Granville, h 59

Spring Garden Road. .BROOKES THOMAS, paper bag and blacking manufacturer, 9 Sack-

ville. (See Adv. opp.)Brooks George, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove.Brooks James, grocer and liqu6rs;-53-Graft6n Y51--do._'____Brooks John; -fisherman;Yér;ûson's Cove.Brophy James, storekeeper, h 11 Falkland. . :Brophy Patrick, policeman, h- Lower Water.Brophy Thomas, printer, h Jacob.Brown Alfred, seaman, h 33 Cunard.

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BROWN BROTHERS & CO., druggists, 143 Granville cor Bucking. ham. (See Advertisement opp. druggists.)

Brown Catherine, wid George, h 1 Barrack. Brown Charles, searnan, h 310 Uppe'r Water. BROWN CHARLES R, druggist, 143 Granville, h 10 Gottingén. Brown Charles E., clerk, bds 11 Dresden .Row. Brown David, laborer, h 86 City. Brown Edward, clerk, bds 66 Gottingen. BROWN E.K., hardware, &c., 69 and 71 Upper Water, h Brunswick cor

Cornwallis. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) •

Brown Elizabeth wid Thomas, h 172 Gottingen. Brown George, h 59 Victoria Road. Brown George, porter, h 92 Albermarle. Brown G. N., clerk, bds 93 Hollis. Brown George P., mason, h 1 Cunard Court. Brown George W., mason, h 71 Albro. Brown Henry, cabman, h 41 Barrack. Brown Henry, cabman, h 74 Sackville. Brown Henry, cabingtmaker, h Argyle. Brown Hugh, carpenter, h 45 Maynard. - Brown Hugh, milkman, h n North West Arm Road. Brown Isaac, porter, h 30 South Park. Brown James, seaman, bds 305 Upper Water. Brown James, seaman, h 115 Gottingen. Brown James W. clerk, h Mumford Terrace. Brown John, boot and shoemaker, 45 Barrington, h Blowers.

q Brown John, clerk, bds Mansion House. Brown John, shoemaker, h 3 Albermarle. Brown John T., principal Campbell Road School. Brown Mark, carpenter, h 13 Bishop. Brown Mary, wid William h Clewley 'toad. BROWN M. S., silverplated ware, watches, jewellery, &c.,108 Granville, h

25 Queen. (See Adv. opp.) Brown Peter, laborer, h 111 Gottingen. Brown Samuel, carter, h 4 Seymour. Brown Thomas, jeweller, h 10 Queen. •

Brown Thomas, laborer, h 1 Cornwallis. . Brown Thomas, laborer, h 84 Grafton. BROWN THOMAS A., drüggist, 143 Granville and 8 and 10 George?

h 18 Church. . Brown William, h Depot Road n Russell. Brown William, carpenter, h 42 Creighton. Brown William, laborer, h 35 Albermarle. Brown William, laborer, h Campbell Road, Brown William, moulder , h Kempt Road. - Brown William shoemaker, h 11 Cunard. Brown William, teamster, h 554 Upper Water.

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- Brown William, wheelwright, h Clewley Road. Brown William M.,estate and general agent,233 Hollis,h 38 Victoria Mad. Browàe Alfred, watchmaker, h 4 Cunard Court. BRO-WNE HENRY, watchmaker, 4 Duke, h. 4 Cunard. Court, - Browne Henry, j in., watchmaker, h 4 Cunard Court. • Broydrick Patrick F., salesman, h 382 Upper Water. Broydrick T. J., bookkeeper, bds 233 Upper Water. - Brunswick Street Free School, Brunswick. Brunt George

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Brunt James, laborer' h Çlewley Road,

Brunt John, printer, h 78 Gerrish. - Brunt Robert, shoemaker, bds'9 Bedford Row. Brtinton Robert, contractor, h '36- Grafton. Brush Alfred,_ clerk, h 199 Brunswick. Brush G. P.; -clerk, h 14 Artz Lane. . BRUSEI :JAMES P.,. cabinetmaker, 88 Barrington, h 22 Bayers. Brush John., carpenter, h -14 Artz Lane. _ Brush Peter, shipWright, h 199 Brunswick. Brush Richard, carpenter, h 14 ArtZ Brush William, cdpenter, h 40 Artz Latie. Brusning Patrick, engineer, h Argyle. t - Brutcher, James, grocer, 108 Grafton, h 35 George. Bryne William E., bds 12 . Starr. Buchanan W.

' . clerk, h 149 Brunswick. -

Buchanan Wallace E., extra tide waiter customs, h 149 Brunswick. , Buckley Daniel, porter, h Grafton. Buckley Daniel, produce dealer, Market Wharf; Lower Water, h do. BUCKLEY E. M., dry goods, &c., 135 Hollis, h'Lower -Water. *•

Buckley John, carpenter, h 10 Park. Buckley John, blacksmith, 162 Lower Water, h do. BUCKLEY M. A., books and stationery, 85 Granville, h 41 Victoria

- Road. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) Buckley W. ,. messenger, h Argyle. BUDD T. OE, merchant, h 25 South. Budd T. R., clerk, h 25 South. Buist George, manager gas works

' h 9 Gas lane.

Bulger John, tobacconist, h 177. Grafton. Bulger Michael, grocer and liquors, h 62 Sackville. Bulger.Nicholas, laborer, h 15 Pleasant. Bulger Peter, saddle and harness maker, 136 Hollis, h Sackville Cor

Grafton. BUIley G. Grant, bookkeeper, N. S. R.,1 Richmond Grove. . BULLOCK CHARLES B., barrister, 64 .Bedford Row,.h 45 South.

(See .Adv. Index p. 57.) Bullock F. W.,s bookkeeper, h 45 South. • • Bullock George barrister, h Fort Massie. iBULLOCK

George, W. H., Episcopal, h 99 Park.

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Burbridge Robert, laborer, h 145 Grafton. Burchell Frank, machinist, h 86 Lockman. Burd Henry, piano maker

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BURDON & HARVE Y builders and carpenters, 70 Gottingen. (See Adv. Index. p. 57.)

BURDON JOHN, carpenter, 70 Gottingen, h 112 Brunswick. ;le Burdon John, carpenter, h 5 Sarah. •

Burdon William, carpenter, h 5 Sarah. Burdon William, seaman -, h Conway's Wharf, Upper Water. Burgess Increase, laborer, h 290 Gottingen., Burgess Robert D., guard provincial penitentiary, bds Dresden Row. BURGESS WILLIAM plumber, 16 Blowers, h 18 do. Burgess William, plumber, bds 28 Argyle. • , _ Burgess William, carpenter, h 110 Gerrish. Burke Edward, h 126 Upper Water. Burke Eliza, wid. Pavid, h 147 Lower Water. Burke George, storçkeeper, h 231 Albermarle. Burke James,- h 88 G-rafton. Burke James, laborer, h 74 Maynard. Burke John, teamster, h O'Neil's Wharf, Upper Water. Burke John, carter, Cunard, h Bentley's Wharf, Lower Water. Burke John, carpenter, h 146 Gottingen.. Burke Margaret, wid Edward, h 126 Upper Water. Burke Miss C., clerk, h 98 .Argyle. Burke Mrs Mary, dry goods. , &c., 133 Lower Water, h 135 do. Burke Patrick, laborer, h 19 Cunard. Burke Patrick, seaman, h 178 Lockman. Burke Thomas, earpenter, h 36 Birmingham. Burnett James

' shoemaker, h 90 Albermarle.

Burnham Arthur, clerk, bds 18 Granville. - Burnham James, locker , customs h 32 Lockman. Burnham R. A., clerk. Burns Adam, dry goods wholesale, 201 Hollis, h 27 Salter. Burns Alexander, clerk, h 32 Cogswell. Burns Hannah, liquors, 27 Albemarle, h do. Burns James, saddler and liquors, 37 Albro, h 35 do. Burns James, mason, provincial penitentiary, h Tower Road. Burns James, laborer, h 8 Blowers. • Burns James, laborer, h North West Arm. Burns John, laborer, h 1 Cornwallis: - Burns Mary, wid Edward, h 174 Brunswick. Burns Michael, storekeeper, h 72 Lower Water. Burns Michael, coachman, h 94 Argyle. Burns Michael, salesman, h 72 Lower Water. ••Burns Mrs. Mary, h 126 Lockman.

MoLEAN & KEITH, Brandy, Gin, Whiskey, 84 Lower Water Street, Halifax.

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BURNS & MURRAY, dry goods wholesale^ 201 Hollis.

Burns Wllliam, sailmaker, h 25 Albermarle.

Burns Patrick, laborer, h 179 Lower Water.Burpee E. L., clerk, h 21 Morris.Burpee L. J., clerk; h 21 Lower Water.Burpee L. wid R. E., h 21 Lower Water.Burpee Thomas R., clerk civil engineér office J, h 21 Lower Water.Burris Miss .Catlierine, board`ng,house, 93 Hollis. .

Burrows Richard, trader, h .124 City.Burry Mary, `wid Patrick, h 27 Dres&n Row.;Burton 11. P., druggist,. Granville cor George, h 117 Pleasant.Burton J., druggist,- cor George and Granville h 117 Pleasant.-BURTON JOHN W., secretary and tre:isure^ N..S. building society; 44.

Bedford Row, h 21 Green.Burton, Michael, shoemaker, h 40 Dûke. 'Burton William, carpenter, h 126-Brunswick.,1BUSBY ARTHUR S., freight a;ent N. S. R.; h Russell.Busch Henry, F., architect, 64 Bedford Eow, h 26 Creighton.Bushell John, h 85 North Park. .BUSHELL ROBERT, hats, caps, furs, and furrier, 142 Granville,

h 85 North Park.Bushell Thomas, bone dealer,, 75 Cornwallis, h North.Bushinpin Peter, cooper, h 113 Albro.Buskina John, truckman, h 12 `Garrick. ..Butler Edward, shipwright, h 11 North.Butler Eliza, wid Andrew, h 376 tTpper Water. .Butler George E., spar maker, Butler's Wharf, h 50 Lockman, Upper

-Water:BUTLER G. A J. E., spar makers, Butler's Wharf, Upper. Water,

(See Adv. Index p. 57.) .Butler James, boot and shoemaker, 175 Lower Water, h'-Dartmouth.BUTLER JAMES, com. West India merchant, Butler's wharf, 189

Lower Water, h Dresden Row.BUTLE R JAMES, & CO.,_ commission . and West India merchants,

.. Butler's Wharf, 189 Lower Water, h Dresden Row.Butler John, b.lacksmith, h 78 Almon. .Butler John, _ labôrer, 147 Grafton. .Butler, John, laborer, Bedfôrd.Butler John E., spar maker, Butler's Wharf, h Gerrish, 189 Lower

Water. .Butler Mark, painter, h 31 Grafton.Butler Mary, wid James, h 62 " Albermarle.Butler Rebecca E., wld John, Bedford Hotel, Bedford Station.Butler Richard, laborer, h 75 Pleasant.Butler Samuel, èarpenter, h 96 Albro.Butler Thomas, labôrer, h Conway's Wharf, Upper Water.Butler William, shoemaker, h/6 Brunswick Lane.,

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HALIFAX. 109 ,STARRS & XoNUTT, Glass~ Putty, ft-p ~ 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax .

Byers Eudward; laborer, h 141 Gottingen .,Byrnes James, laborer, h Sambro Road .,Cabot Fjlias2 h F05 Maitland .Cabot Richard, sailor, h 53 Argyle.-Cadden Patrick, mason, h 37 Creighton .Cahalane Thomas, grocer and liquors, 8 Sackville, h 1-0 do. .Cahall Patrick) cooper.-Cahan John, truckman, h 3 South Hollis .Caban Richard) truckman, . h 174 AlbermarlesCahill Edward~ -tailor,, h Upper Water.Cahill John,'groepr and liquors,'88 Lower %6~, h do .Cahill John, shoemaker, h Albermarle .Cahill Michael, laborer, h 8 Blowers .Cahill Richarld, shoemaker, h 30 Albermarle.Cahill William, printer, h 20 Granville .Cahill William, jan ., printer, h 20 Granville.Cahoon Mary, wid George, h 45 and 47 BuckinghaCain Eliza, h 77 and-79 Barrack. - ~!%,Cain Thomas, carter, h 9 Lockman .Cairns Jolin P., salesman, bds 15 Creig,hton .Calder David, clerk excise, h 5 Granville .Calder J. C., clerk, h 5 Granville .Calder Alary, wid Evander, 36 Bauer .Caldwell Alfred, bookkeeper, h,71 Park.Caldwell Charles,P-','machinist, No S-4X,9 ]i Richmond .Caldwell George, blacksmith, h 79 Argy.k.Caldwell. Harry, blacksmitb,,h Jubilee Road .Caldwell James V., drag(( gist, -h 71 South Park .John, butcher, 16 Jacob, h Kempt Road .Caldwell Mary, wid Thomas A.., b .42 Cog~Well.1Caldwell Samuel, victualler, 177 Upper Witer, h 61 Ken~pt Road .'.Ualdwell 6amuel R.., Jo F., blacksmith, Ndwell's Whatf, 171 LowerW ater, h 71 6out Park.Caldwell S. & W., blacksmiths and ship's ar, Caldwell s Wharf, 171 :Lower V ater. . . . . ;11Caldwell Thomas,' clerk Bank -Nova Scotia,h, South : Park .Caldwell William, blacksmith, Caldwell's whart,- h 2 Jubi$e Road . .CALDWELL WILLIAM, jun ., druggist, 1,30 Hollis,~ h 71 SouthPark . e Adv.1P. 110.) ICaledonia Hotel, James Cordwell, proprietor, 15'. UpperW4ter-Ualkin 6arah, Wi N . 11., boarding ouse, h 12 Starr .-Calkin William Q., clerk, bds 12 Starr .Callaghan Miss T ., milliner and toy .shop,, 89 Barrington, 1 55 Grafton .Callahan Charles, laborer,, h - 192 Lower Water .Callahan John seamanj h 297 Upper Water.,Callahan Miurice 'clerk h ~9 Gottingen .-Callahan Murdock, pensioner, h 55 G rafton .

NOLEAN & XEITH, Importers of London Brown Stoit,' 54 - Lower!; Water Street .

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STARES it 31cNUTT, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, 84c., 146 Tipper Water Street, Halifax.

Callahan Neil, laborer, h Richmond Callahan Peter, mason, h 33 'Birmingham. Callahan William, grocer, h 176 Grafton. Callanun George J., carpenter, h 25 Grafton. Calnan Charlotte, cénfectioner, 77 Barrington, h do. Calnan J., liquors, &c., 187 Lower Water, h do. s , Cali= John, tailor, h North West Arm Road. Calnan William, clerk, h 11 Bishop. Cameron Alexander, engine driver, N. S. R., h Richmond. Cameron David, carpenter, h 186 Argyle. CamerOn Duncan, trader

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CameroU John laborer,. S. R N., h Richmond. Cameron Mck. W., carpenter, h Young. Cameron William, carpenter, h West :John. Camie Joseph, laborer, N. S. R., h Richmond. Campbell Alesander M., 2nd clerk Adjutant Gen's office .bas Granville. Campbell Alexander, machinist, h 83 Spring Garden Road. Campbell Colin M., student at law, bds 'Portland, Dartmouth. Campbell C. W., soap chandler, h 17 Gottingen. Campbell C. W., jun., soap chandler, h 17 Gottingen. Campbell Daniel, h 189 Grafton. Campbell David, carpenter, bds 186 Argyle. Campbell Donald, clerk, h 122 Grafton. Campbell Duncan, reporter, h 83 Spring Garden Road. Campbell Miss Eliza, boarding house, Jacob. Campbell Xrs. Ellen, matron, Rock Head Prison. Campbell F. B., bookkeeper, I 22 Pleasant. Campbell George, clerk, h 83 Spring Garden Road. Campbell Henry, stevedore, h 182 Upper Water. Campbell Jeanette, confectioner, 58 Gottingen, h 60 do. Campbell John, h 89 Albro. Cameell John, laborer, h 46 Lower Water. Camebell John, laborer, h 167 Grafton. Campbp„11 John, shoemaker, h 75 Pleasant. Camplell*john, carpenter, h 7 Gerrick. \ Campbell John C., clerk P. O., h 6 Canard Court. \ Campbell John B., coin. merchant, &c., 52 Bedford RoW,\ h 18 Queen. CAMPBELL JOFIN R. ç& CO.

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manufacturers 5 ford Row. Campbell Joseph, woods ed ke er h Richmond. Campbell Donald, clerk, h 122 Grafton. Campbell Matthew, customs, h 19 Pleasant. Campbell Matthew, superintendent, Rock Head Prison. Campbell Matthew, carpenter, h 14 Victoria. Campbell Murdock, carpenter, h 97 North. CAMPBELL REV. JOHN, Presbyterian, bds 22 Tower Road. Campbell Richard, clerk h 17 Gottingen.

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Mansion House. Campion Mrs. Mary, h279 Upper Water. Cane John, seaman, h 8 Hurd's Lane. Cannelly Elisha, laborer, hI Thompson's Lane. CANNING JOHN C., com. merch. and general broker, 64 Bedford Row. Capel George B., mining agent, 80 Granville, h 18 Church. Capel R. &oil, mining agent, bds Halifax Hotel. Caquhon William, shoemaker, •bds Buckingham. Card Annett, Revere house

' 25 Sackville.

Card Mary, wid George, h 170 Lockman. Card Mary, wid Robert, dressmaker, h 23 Cornwallis Cardigan Timothy, carte, h 184 Albermarle. Cardno John confectioner, h 6 Brunswick. Carew Stephen., di.y goods, 57 Brunswick, h 14 Maynard. Carey. Frank, n 2. Victoria Road. Carey John, laborcr h 33 George. Carey Joseph, coopei, h 31 Lockman. Carey L., milliner, 190 Lower Water, h 33 George. Carey. Lawrence, laborer, h 56 Grafton.

arey Patrick, painter, h 92 Cornwallis; arey Stephen, sea captain, h r 16 Rottenburg. - rey Stephen, seaman h 46 Birmingham. ey William h 42 Victoria Roa,d.

CaW William, laborer, h 73 Maynard. CA'EY WILLIAM M., merchant tailor, 67 Upper Water, h do. CARLEY M., express driver, h 5 Pleasant. Carnien C. II., clerk, bds North. Carman Frances

' wid Arthur, h 7 Blowers.

Carman, Joseph, bookkeeper, h 7 Maynard. Carman \ Michael T., clerk, h 7 Maynard. Carmichael Alexander, carpenter. bds 74 Barrington.

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Carmichaei\James, carpenter, h 7 Garrick. Carmichael James, shoemaker, bds Grafton. Carnell John\J., carriagemaker, h Summer. Carnell William, carpenter, 16 Bayers. • Carney M., mérchant, bds International Hotel. Carr Arthur F. B.A.., principal City Street School, bis 120 Cornwallis, Carr. Bryan, carter, h 100 Upper Water. Carr Charles, slihnaker, h 102 Gerrish. Carr Edward, liqurs, 5 Bedford 'tow, h 3 do Carr George, maSti, h 63 Pleasa.nt. Carr George, shoenaker, h Richmond. Carr James, watchmaker, 164 Argyle, h 47 Brunswick. Carr James watchm\aker, 25 Buckinolam e .

HENRY OLDRIGHT, Barrister and attorney at Law, Moe Bedford Bow, Halifax.

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STAB,RS & XaN UTT, Tin, Zinc, &c., 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax.

Carr John, mason, h North West Arm - Road.Carr Mary; wid Robert, -h 184 Albemarle.Carr Robert, tinsmith, 43 North, h,43 Brunswick."Carr William, watchmaker, h 137 Gottingen.Carrey John, laborer, h 51 Cunard.Carroll Daniel, grocer and liquor dealer, 2 Argyle, h do.Carroll Dennis, boot and shoemaker,191 Lower Water,, h' do.Carroll Edward, shoemaker, h 9 Argyle,Carroll, John., laborer, h 2 South Hollis. =Carroll M., shoemaker, ^bds 191 tower Water.Carroll Patrick, carpenter, bds. 2 South Hôllis.Carroll S., shoemaker,- bds 191 Lower Water.Carroll William, carpenter, h 2 South Hollis.,CARSON 'HENRY,. watchmaker, ' 251 Upper Water, h 60 Lookman:

(See Adv. Index p. 57.)Carson Robert, watchmaker, h.1V.Caitland. •.Carson William,, laborer, =h ,28 Falkland.Carson William,- , porter; h, Maitland.,'Carten Charles J ., clerk.freight dept., N.S.R., h Richmond.Carten John, bookkeeper; N.S.R., h Richmond.*Carten John j clerk, h Richmond.Carton Samuel; flour weigher, 88 Upper Water.'.'Carter Elizabeth, boarding house, 20 Bedford Row.Carter E., grocer and llqnors, 26 Brunswick, h do..Carter George, clerk military store department, h 14 Moran..,.Carter James, carpenter, h.3413lower.s.Carter John, salesman, h:9 Grap's Lane.Carter Tobias, porter, h 3 Prince William.,Carter* William,. coachman, h 3 Prince William.Carter William, cabinetmaker, h 49 Lower Water.CARTILE ROBERT, ferryman, h2oint Pleasant Road.Cartile; Samuel., laborer, h Queen.^ s quarries, :North ^ West Arm.Cartile Thomas, `laborer, h.Queen s: quarriés, .North West Arm.Cartwright John, Melville iron works, North West Arm, h do.Carvary Alexander, laborer, h Campbell Road..Carvary Edward, Iabôrer,' hCampbell Road.Carver John; blacksmith,.h Albermarle.Carver Thomas, grocer, 78 Albermarlé, h do:Carver Thomas, laborer, h 45 George.Casbin John, .clerk,. h Spring :Garden Road:Casey Edward, butchér, 2 Cornwallis, h 29 Lockman. .Casey James, shoemaker, h...Çornwallis;Casey James, hack and livery stables; 7 and: -9 ^Grafton.Cas,ey. John, clerk, bds 476 Upper Water.Casey 1Vlichael, painter, h 122 - Grafton.Casey Thomas, victualler, 26 . Bedford Row,: h. 7 Falkiand.Casep Thomas, ^ jun., : butoher, h 82 Gerrxsh. . "..

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FitiASEB & SONS, Cabinet Organs, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

Casey William, livery stables, 7 and 9 Grafton. Cashen Anthony, laborer, h 36 Dresden Row. Cashen Edmund, variety shop, 148 Gottingen, h 146 do. Caen John„laborer, 73 Maynard. Cïshen Josepk, grocer, 129 Gottingen, h do. Cashen Michael, laborer, h 199 Albermarle. Cashen. William, h 40 Dresden Row. Cashman Edwaid, carpenter, h 143 Park. Cashman John, bookkeeper, h 72 Cornwallis. Cass Thomas, laborer, h 58 .Albro. Cass William, mason, h 84 Queen. Cassidy John, laborer, h 76 Albro. Cassidy William, laborer, h 161 Grafton. Cassin John, bookkeeper, h 165 Upper Water. Castel Walter, conductor City R. R., h Richmond. Castin Patrick, liquors, Lower Water, h 83 Birmingham. Catter Garrett, city marshall, 47 Granville. Cattley John A., clrk, h Dartmouth. Caulfield Patrick, coal measurer, 129 Barrack. • Causey John, mason, h 350 Upper Water. Cavanagh James, laborer, h 5 Salter. •

Cavanagh Maurice, cooper, h Lower Water. Cavaner Ellen, wid John, h 32 Dresden Row. Cavanor Samuel, hostler, h 32 Dresden Row. Cecconi Thomas, carver and gilder, 144 Hollis, h 20 Argyle. Centwell John, tailor, h 72 Creighton. Chaddock James, blacksmith and bell hanger, h 37 Wellington.. Chall John, coal measurer, h 169 Barrack. Chalmers Andrew IL, laborer, h 73 Barrington. Chalmers Church, 86 Barrington Chamberlain F. J., portrait painter, h Cunard. Chamberlain John, printer, h 112 Maitland. Chamberlain J. R., dentist, 108 Argyle. CHAMBERLAIN THE-OPHILUS, printer, 176 Argyle, h 17 Bloom.

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Chamberlain William, clerk, h 17 Bloomfield. Chambers Robert, architect, h 18 Grafton. Chambers Thomas E., county constable bds 13 Creighton. Chambers William, farmer, h Richmond. Chandler James, cabman

' h Studley Road.

Chapplain Eleanora, wid William, h 126 City. Chapman George, blacksmith, Bedford. Chapman John, butcher. Chapman Patrick, laborer, h 512 Upper Water. Charlton Henry, currier, h Campbell Road. •

Charlton William, quarryman, h North West Arm. „ Charnly William, lieut-col. volunteers, h 77 Gottingen.

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Chase W. A., photogapher, 159 Hollis, bds Acadian Hotel. Chase W. F., bds Mansion House. Chatwin John, bookkeeper, h Barrington. Chatwin Robert, engineer, bds 123 Barrington. Chatwin Thomas, boarding house, 123 Barrington. Checkley John, shoemaker, h 33 Almon. Chew William, coachman, h 47 Grafton. CHIPMAN A. J., grocer, bds 81 Hollis. CHIPMAN BROTHERS, hardware, 2 and 4 Buckingham. . Chapman B. W., hardware, 2 and 4 Buckingham, h 113 North Park. Chipman Emma, h 89 Gottingen. Chipman Edward W., dry goods, 136 Granville, h 58 Pleasant. CHIPMAN E. W., & CO., drygoods, 136 old number 1262 Granville ,

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' 2 and 4 Buckingham. ,

Çhipman Joseph, clerk, h 89 Gottinnn. Chipman Mary, wid Church, h 24 Se>pring Garden Road. /CHIPMAN & RUMSEY, commission merchants, 63 Upper Water. Chisholm Alex W., bookkeeper, bds Boston Hotel. Chisholm Alexander, salesman, h Starr. . Chisholm Ann, wid Peter, h 147 Grafton. Chisholm Duncan, porter, h 147 Grafton. Chisholm John J., bookkeeper, bds 68 Granville. Chisholm John, boot and shoemaker, 268 Upper Water, h Starr. Chisholm John, storekeeper, h 29 Lower Water. CHISHOLM WILLIAM, commission and lumber merchant, Bennett's

Wharf, h 55 Pleasant. Chisholm William, shipcarpenter, h 147 Grafton. Christian Brothers school, Barrington. Christian Louis, deputy sheriff. Christian Messenger, S. Seldon, editor , 59 Granville. . CHURCH AMBROSE F., map publisher, 98 Granville, h Ochterioney,

Dartmouth. , Churchill Samuel, shoema er, bds 40 Grafton.

Churley William, h 54 Bilby. Chute John, butcher, h 113 Grafton. City County Prison, Spring Garden Road. • City and Provincial Hospital, Morris west end. City *Water "W'orks, 12 and 14 Bell's Lane. Clancy John, confectioner, h North West Arm. Clancy Robert,. conductor City R.R., h 580 Upper Water. Clark A. W., asst. accountant, N.S.R., h 19 Bayer. Clark Eliza A., wid George, h 196 Gottingen. Clark Frederick, coal measurer, h 19 Cunard. Clark James, fireman, h Richmond. , Clark John, foreman carpenter, N.S.R., h Richmond.

HeLEAN 8; KEITH Brandy, Gin, Whiskey, 84 Lower Water &zee; Halifax.

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FRASER & SONS, Pianos and ïdelodeons, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

Clark Joseph, carpenter, h 5 Falkland.Clark Joseph A., cordial manufacturer, 133 Barrack, h 82 Buckingham.Clark H. W., colonel Nova Scotia Militia, h 64 Pleasant. -Clark .Mary Ann, w''id W. H., h 84 Sackville.Clark P., tobacconist, &c., 105 Argyle, h 103 do.Clark Rachel, wid Charles, h 5 Prince William.Clarke Alexander K., lithographer, 13 and 15 Bedford Row, h 8 Albro,Clarke Charles, clerk, h Cunard.Clarke Charles A., clerk, h 85 Dresden Row.Clarke Charles F., clerk, h Cunard.Clarke C. & A.. lithographers, 13 and 15 Bedford Row.Clarke Cc.-lin C., litho;rapher, 13 and 15 Bedford Row, h 62 Gottingen,Clarke Douglas B., h 7-1 Brunswick.Clarke F. H., stone cutter, h 19 Bayer.Clarke G. S. W., bookkeeper, bds I Morris.Clarke H. Y., accountant Union bank, bds Carlton house.Clarke H., clerk, h 32 Pleasant.

'Water.Clarke John, laborer, h 44 Upper.Clarke John, section inaster, N. S. R., h Richmond.CLARKE REV. JOHN A., A. M.,Wesleyan methodist, h Depôt road n

Russell..Clarke John M., lithographer, h Cunard.Clarke Joseph, school master, h 107 Gottingen.CLARKE NEPEAN, barrister and clerk of peace, bds 57 Argyle.CL IRKE L. D., auctioneer and commission merchant; Market Wharf

and 13 and 15 Bedford Row, bds 11 Bayers.CLARKE R. D., jun., auctioneer, Market Wharf and 13 and 15 Bedford

Row, h 11 Bâyers.Clarke S. D., bookkeeper, h Cunard.CLARKE THOMAS,' secretary Young Men's Christian Association,

183 Hollis, h 120 Grafton.Clarke William' agent American Gold Co., Waverley, h Bedford..Clay Atigustus, seaman,. h 174 Albermarle.CLAY THOMAS, teller bank Nova Scotia, h 51. South.Clayton Edward, salesman, h 52 Duke.Clayton. Mary, clothing store, 52 Duke, h 50 do.Clayton. Thomas, seaman, h North West Arm Road.Clayton W. J., clerk, h 52 Duke.Clean Matthew, truckman, h r 33 Almon.Cleary Elizabeth, wid Charles, h 32 Queen.Cleary F. C.,'clerk N.S.R., bds 32 Queen.Cleary George. F., clerk, h 32 Queen.Cleary Michael, mason, h 382 Upper Water.Cleland George, engine driver, N.S.R., h Richmond.Clemen A.; tobacconist and liquors, 169 Barrington, h Gottingen.CALEMEN BROTHERS, 'tobacconists. and liquors, 16,9 Barrington.

(See Ad v. Index p.. 57.)

HENRY OLDRIGST, Barrister and Attorney at Law, Office Bedford Row, Halifax.

SEWING MACHINES.

J. D. LAWLOR, MANUFACTURER,

82 KING STRŒJET,•ST. JOHN Le a

All MACHINES warranted to give entire satisfaction, and kept in repair for one year free of charge.

The Experience of Twenty years as a Manufacturer of First Class SEWING MACHINES enables the Subscriber to fully know the merits and demerits of such as have been before the Public for the above period. Intending purchasers may therefore rest assured they will receive nothing in this Establishment but really Reliable Machines. Every First Class Machine in the market kept constant-'y in Stock.

SINGER'S FAMILY and MANUFACTURING MACHINES. HOWE'S do. do. do. The /ETNA do. ' do. do. The FLORENCE REVERSABLE FEED FAMILY MACHINE. BUTTON HOLE MACHINES. A NEW LOCK STITCH MACHINE, price $30. WAX THREAD MACHINES, A,H, & C.

TO AGENTS. The rapid and increasing demand among all classes, who are better prepared now than

ever, for first class and reliable Sewing Machines, is a noticeable feature, and an opportunity is now offered to secure Agencies "or the most perfect Machines in the market. This, as bas been fully and practically demonstpted, is a pleasant and profitable business, attend-ed with but little trouble to the Agent, ambehowing the most satisfactory results. I shall be pleased to receive applications from responsible parties throughout the country where we are not as yet represented, to which we will give prompt attention, together with terms and all necessary information. 'Address to any of the folliiwing Establishments:

J. D. LAWLOR, 82 King Street, St. John, N. B. Do. 103 Barrington St., Halifax, N. S. •

Do. 22 St. John St., Quebec, Do. 366 Notre Dan», «St 48 Nazareth St., /Montreal.

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FITZGERALD COCHRAN,

BARRMER . AND ATTORNEY AT LAfl ,COVEYANCER, NOTARY PUBLIC, &c ., k,

REAL ESTATE & MINING AGENT,No. 118 HOLLIS STREET,

; HALIFAX, N. S.,

Nearly opposite International Hotel.

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HALIFAX. 11 7BTAM & XoNUTT, Iron, Steel, Ironmongeryq 146 Upper Water Street, HaUfax .I

Clemen 0. T., tobacconist and liquors, 169 Barrington, h Gottingen .Clements Albert, carpenter, . :h Depot Road n Russell .Clensey John, clerk, h Norih WestArin Road .Cleverdon Sarah J., wid John, h 95 Albro.Cleverly Henry, liq~ors, 316 Upper Water, . h 318 do.Clifford George, engineer, h 39 Albermarle. .CLINCH R . T., superintendent telegraph, bds Carlton house,Clinton Michael mason, h 16 Dresden Row .Clouse A. J ., carver, 35* Granville,- h 211 Grafton .Cluces Thomas, rigger, h 297 Upper Water .Clusis Thomas, laborer, Dockyard .Clute George, stevedore, h 77 Pleasant .Clyde, George, seaman, h 126 Cornwallis .Coady Michael, tailor, h 37 Maitland, 'Coady Thomas, sea captain, h 103 Maitland .Coal Samuel, farmer, h 105 Gerrish.Coale Catherine, wid James, h 44 Lower Water .Coakley T . J., tailor, 198 Grafton, h . 200 do.Coban James,'h 77 Pleasant.Coblents Amelia, wid Michael, h -52 Argyle.Coblents John, carpenter, h 62 Argyle .Cochar Thomas, laborer, h Young n Gottingen .Cochlea Richard, laborer, h Queen's Quarries, North West Arm .Cochran Arthur, bookkeeper, bds-18 Granville .'Cochran B . W., proprietor of Carlton House, 57 Argyle.Cochran Caleb, boilermaker, h Miller's Fields .-Cochran Charles, foreman boilermaker, N.S . Ironworks, h 27 Pleasant.-Coebran Charles F ., clerk, h 57 Argyle.COURRAN FITZGERALD, barrister, 118 Hollis, . (See, Adv . opp.)Cochran James, tobacconist, h 23 Pleasant ,COCHRAN REV. J,~MES C., M.A., Episcopalian, h I Poplar Grove.COCHRAN HoN. JAMES, M.P.P., merchant, 43 Upper Water~ hRobie n Jubilee Road .COCHRAN JAMES, & SON, merchants, 43 Upper Water .Cochran James S., . commission an d West India merchant, Caldwell's. Wharf, bds Pleasant. -Cochran John, sea captain, h 35 Lower Water.Cochran John, barrister, Hollis, h 36 Tobin.Cochran Michael J., merchant, 43 Upper Water, h Jubilee Road .Cochran Patrick, barkeeper, h Upper Water ..Qoohran Patrick, grocer, h Creamer's Wharf.Cochran Richard,'truckman, h 292 Upper Water .Cochran William, laborer,h 75 Pleasant .Cochran William A. bookkeeper, J)ds 36 Brunswick.Cocklan James clerk, h 39 Birmingham.Codey Michael, truokman, h .,101 City .Coffin John, liquor dealer, 93 Barrack,, h do .

IROLFAN & KEITH, Importers of London Brown* Stout, 84 Lower Water StreeIt.. .

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FRASER & SONS, Harmoniums, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax,

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Coffin Peter,. sea,captain, h 36 North.Coghill William, fish stall, h Upper Water.CUGSWELL A. "C., dentist, 111 Hôllis, h 21 Queen.Cogswell Miss Elizabeth, h 31 Argyle.Cogswell Miss J. B., h Jubilee Road.COGSWELL & McKAY, dentists, artificial teeth, 111 Hollis, (See

Adv. opp.)Cogswell Norman, paper ruler, h 84 Gottingen.Cogswell R. H., chronometer and watchmâ,ker, 155 Barrington, h 15

Creighton.Cogswell William R , flour weigher, h 24 Gerrish.Colbert James, laborer, h Queen s Quarries, North West Arm.Colbert Patrick,, butcher, h North.Cole Alfred, laborer, h. 33 George.Cole James; umbrella mender, h 33 Duke.Cole John, boatman, h 9 Albert.

, ' Cole Samuel, laborer h 105 Gerrish.Cole William, seama,^, h Creamer's Wharf.Coleby William, seaman, h 191 Albermarle..Coleman.Ann, boarding house, h 26 Hurd's Lane.Coleman Daniel, drill sergeant, h 36 Sackville.

..Coleman E. L., hats, caps and furs, and forwarding a( gent, 129 Granville,h 35 South.

Coleman John, liquors, h 121 Albermarle.Coleman Patrick, tailor, h Albermarle.Coleman Stephen, tailor, bds 21 Poplar Grove.Coleman W. J., hats, caps and furs, and forwarding agent, 129 Granville,

h 87 Spring Garden Road.Coleman W. J., jun.,. hats, caps and f'ur.s, and forwarding a^;ent, 129

Granville, h 43 Queen.COLEMAN W. J., & SONS, hats, caps and furs, and forwarding aâents,

° 129. Granville.COLFORD BR07'HERS, tobacconists, 78 Granville.Colford Edward M., tobacconist, 78 Granville, h 4 11ettenburg.Colford J. B., tobacconist, '78 Granville, h16 Dresden Row..COLFORD PHILIP E., h 20 Queen:Colford Philip J., - h 16 Dresden Row.Collier John, coachman, h 30 Wellington.Collins Brenton H., barrister, 57 Upper Water, h Tower Iload.Collins Charles,'séaman, bds Steamboat Wharf.Collins Cornelius, laborer, h 24 Albermarle.Collins Dennis; printer, h 24 Albermarle.Collins Hon. Enos, banker, h Gorsebrook, Tower Road.Collins James, chief armorer military store departInent, h 7. Moran.Collins Matthew, letter carrier,'h 31 Gottingen. .(,ollins Sarah J:, wid William, h North.Collins William, laborer, h 32 Blowers.

$ENRY OLDRIGHT, Barrister and Attorney at Law, Office ',Bedford Row, Salif^x.

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(Successors to L. E. VANBITICIRK, M.D.)

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COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO., M. H. Richey, agent, 14 Bedford Itow.

'Colonial Market, 199 and 201 Argyle. Colman Daniel, militia sergeant, h 92 Cornwallis. Cohnan Henry, clerk, r Dartmouth. Colman Jesse, mason, h 63 Albro. Colman John, tavern, h 123 Albermarle. Colman Thomas, carter, h Queen. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 17 Sackville. Comnell J., Dockyard. Compain Sebastian, boarding house, h 91 Hollis. COMPTON & CO., editors and proprietors Evening Express, 30 and

32 Bedford Roy. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) COMPTON JOHN T. editor and proprietor Evening Express, 30 and,

32 Bedford Row, bds Halifax Hotel. COMPTON WILLIAM, editor and proprietor Evening Express, 30

and 32 Bedford Row, h 36 Queen. Condon Bridget, wid David, h 380 Upper Water. Condon G., laborer, h 17 Hurd's Lane. Condon John, watchman, city R.R., bds Richmond. Condon Margaret, wid Joseph, h 18 Argyle. Condon Matthew H., pressman and engineer, h 18 Argyle. Condon Thomas, laborer. h 55 Duke. Condon Thonias, sail maker, h 10 Argyle. Condon Thomas J., printer, h 18 Argyle. • Condon William, sailmaker, h 40 Maynard. Condrick John, oiler, N.S.R, h Richmond. Conley James, shoemaker h Richmond. Conlon Bernard, livery stable, 34 Granville, h do. Conlon Bros., livery stables, 34 Granville. Conlon Joseph, cabman, 14 Cornwallis, h do. Conlon Peter, livery stables, 34 Granville, h do. Conlon Thomas, conductor city R.R, bds Richmond. Conlon William, livery stables, 34 Granville, h do. Conlon William, laborer, h 15 Gas Lane. Connan Mary, wid Peter, h 38 Birmingham. Conne!! James assistant storekeeper, N,S.R., h Richmond. Connell John:laborer, h 154 Brunswick. Conne!! John, fireman, N.S.R., h Richmond. -

Connell Michael, butcher, bds Spring Garden Road. _ Connell Thomas, carter, 74 Creighton. Connelly Anthony, blacksmith, h.24 Maynard. Connélly James, cooper, h 147 Barrack. - Connelly James, blacksmith, bds 31 Albro. Connelly Martin, laborer. h 176 Albermarle. ÇONNELLY RIGHT REV. THOMAS L., archbishop of Halifax h

Dutch Village.

HENRY OLDRIGHT, Barrister and Attorney at Law, Office Bedford Row, Halifax.

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STARRS & McNIITT, Cutlery, &c., 146 Upper Water Streét, Halifax.

Connix Charlotte, wid Thomas, h 3 Prince William.Connolly C. C., cooper, h 206 Grafton.Connolly James, laborer, h West cor City.Connolly James, cooper, h 206 Grafton.Connolly John, conductor, city R.R., h 80 Grâfton.Connolly John, cooper, h Barrâck.Connolly John, shoemaker, - h 255 Upper Water.Connolly John, 'farmer, h North West Arm road.CONNOLLY &)KELLY, books, etationery, &c.; 36 Georae.Connolly Martin,, blacksmith, h Albermarle.Connolly Matthew, gunszriith,, 173 Lower Water, h do.ConnQlly Maurice, carver and gilder, h 206 Grafton.G`onnolly Mary, wid James, h_. Studley. Road.Connolly Mary, wid Luke, 78 and 80 * Grafton.Connolly Patrick, farmer; h Tower Road. .Connolly Thomas P., stationer, 36 George,.h 206 Grafton.Connolly William, distiller, h 60 Grafton..Connors Bridget, wid AndreW, li 179'Grafton:Connors Charles, carpenter, h 100 Barrington.Connors Daniel, laborer, h 160 Lower- Water.Connors George, laborer, h.104 Lower Water.Connors James, groccr; 9 Albermarle, h- 4o.Conriots James, laborer, h 11 Albermarle.Connors James; laborer, h 38 Granville.Connors James, gardener; h Russell 'n Upper Water..Connors James, com. sergeant; h John n ^Vest..Connors Jeremiah, storeman militarp store yard, h41 Grafton:Connors John, h 100 Barrington.Connors John, storekeeper, h.72 Lower Water.Connors Joseph, porter, h 24 Grafton.Connors Margaret, wid Thomas, h 7 Lower Water.Connors Martin, mason, h 107 Upper Water.Connors Mary, variety shop, 19 Lockman, h'91 do.,Connors Michael; carter, bds 1 Lower Water.Connors Michael, constable of•sûpreme court, h 43 Spring Garden7Road.^'Connors Patrick, carter; h43 Dresden Row.Connors Patrick, laborer, h 6 Salter.Connors Patrick, seaman, 4-20 Bishop.Connors Patrick, liquors, bds 40 Buckingham."Connors-Peter, baker, h 85 Albermarle.Connors Robert, laborer,'h- 106 Lower.'Water.Connore Thomas, bookkeeper, h Argylé. r-Connors Thomas, -laborer, h 28 Lower Water:Connors'Walter, . stevedore; h114 Grafton:

.Connors William, truckman, h 11 Albert.Connors William, cooper, h 24 Grafton.Connors William, printer, h 27 Lockman.

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FRASER 8c SONS, Pianos and Helodeons, 70 and 72Barrington.8treet, Halifax.

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' money order office, h 171 Brunswick..

Conrod Nelson, 'cooper, h 2 Queen. Conrod W. A., bookkeeper, h 12 Gray's Lane. ,

le Conroy Henry, carter, h 92 Albro. Conroy John, builder, 92 Lower Water, h 41 South.

. Conroy Joseph, painter, bds 52 City. , Conroy Patrick, baker, h 23 Cornwallis.

CONB4OY ROBERT, dry goods and millinery, Argyle cor Jacob, h do. Contrerai Y. Crooke, Don Manuel, vice-consul of Spain, 123 Hollis, h

17 Green._ e. Convent of the Saci-ed Heart, Spring Garden Road. $1 Conway Charles, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove. - Conway Dennis, plasterer, h Smith's Fields.

Conway Elizabeth, wid William , h Ferguson's Cove. Conway James, fiherrnan, h Ferguson's Cove, - Conway James

' laboier, h 154 Lower Water.

O Conway John, laborer' h 172 Upper. Water. -

mo Conway John, carter, h 60 Cunard. Conway,Joseph, laborer, h Conway's Wharf, Ifpper Water.

• Conway Patrick, baker, h 23 Cornwallis. . ›.7 Conway Patrick cooper, bds Upper Water.

,e Conway Susan, veid Jeremiah, h 253 Upper Water.•

. Conway .Thomas, plasterer, h Smith's Fields. 1•01

X Conway William, fisherman' h Ferguson's Cove.

àà Cook Adam, carpenter, h 338 Upper Water, 1* Cook David, pork dealer, 308 Upper Water, h 310 do.

• Cook Francis, labor'er, h Dutch Village, n North West Arm. e Cook George, dyer, h 13 Maitland,

Cook George J., 'cabinetmaker, h 78 Gerrish. • ,.„:4 Cook Henry, liquOrs, 436 Upper Water, h do.'

COOK' HENRY, por and d b.am dealer, 36 Barrington, h 38 do, Cook Mary, wid George, b. 123 North Park. •

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.) Cook Samuel tinsmith h 3 Salter.

ri Cook Thomas, cooper, h 436 Upper. Water. 'Cook William, dyer, h. 13 Maitland. Cooke Archibald, liquors, 73 Sackville, h 73 Albermarle. .

le COOKE CHARLES J., fancy goods, 221 Hollis, h .12 Pleasant. • Coolan Thomas, laborer, h 63 Sackville.

Cooloohan William, fisherman, h Windsor Road. ,•

Coombes Alexander, stonecutter , h,.105 North. . 5, Coombes Betsey, wid John, h 12 City.

Coombes George A.; shoemaker, h 105 North. Coombes James upholsterer, h 43 Bayer. -

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STARRS & DLNUTT, General Hardware, &c., 146 Tipper Water Street, Halifax.

Coombes John S., boot and shoemaker, 31 Duke, h 105 North. Coombes Joseph E., barrister, 12 Bedford Row, h South. COOMBES & TFIOMPSON, barristers, 12 Bedford Row,. (See Adver-

tisement opp Barristers.) • Coombes William, cabinetmaker, h 10 City. •

Coombes William, liquors, 12 Barrington, h 64 do. ' Cooper Edward, machinist, h Maynard. Cooper James, laborer, h North West Arm. Cooper James W., patternmaker, North West Arm. Cooper Joseph, farmer, Gottingen. Cooper Rcsbert, laborer, h 147 Barrack. Cooper William, laborer, h 50 Prince. Cooper William, keeper Central Market, h 19 City. Cooper William, machinist, Maynard. COOPER WILLIAM J., refreshment saloon, Quinpool Road, h do. Co-operative Society, William Wilson, manager, 191 Barrington. Coppenger James, blacksmith, h 12 Argyle. Coppin David, Market Wharf. Coppin James, h Agricola. Coppin James, butcher, h1.41 Lower . sWater. Coppin Samuel, carpenter, h 74 Barrington. Coram James, carpenter, h 73 Pleasant. - Corbal Thomas, searaan, h Drillio's Wharf. Corbet John, stone cutter, h 186 Gottingen. • Corbet F. D., commission merchant, ag,ent Quebee & G-ulf Ports Steam

Ship Co., FIare's Wharf, 131 Lower Water, h 21 Victoria Road. Corbin Mrs. William, boarding hou-se, 69 Barrington. • CORDWELL JAMES, proprietor Caledonia Hotel, 15 Upper Water.

(See Adv. Index p. 57.) Conlwell• G. E., clerk, h 15 Upper Water. • - -

.Corfield Patrick, coal measurer, h 29 Barrack. Corkey Catherine, wid John, h r 3 Lower Water. Corkum. Nelson, laborer, h 81 Gerrish. Cormack Charles A., confectioner, 109 Grafton, h 111 do, -•

Cormack James B., bookkeeper, bds 176 Lockman. Cormack John, salesman, bds 176 Lockman. Cormack John, engineer, h 64 Brunswick. • Cormack Mrs. Caroline, h 340 Upper Water. Cormack Samuel, laborer! h 141 Gottingen. - Cormack William H., printer , h Dresden Row. • CORNELIUS J., watchmaker, jeweller, &c., 107 Granville, h 35 Vic-

toria Road. (See Adv. p. 124.) - CORNELIUS ROBERT, manufacturer of jewellery, 81 Granville, h 46 • • Maynard. . • Cornhill John, wheelwright, h 140 Albermarle. Cornhill Saxah, wid Job,h 140 Albermarle. Corrigan Samuel H. clerk e Bedford Hôtel, Bedford Station.

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STERLING SILVER AHD ELECTR.O-PLATEa GOODS,

NPECTACLES, THERMOMETERS, Etc;

Particular attention paid to the manufacturing, of Fine Jeweller,y, which will beexecuted in the latest. designs, and warranted equal, if not superior in

quality and workmanship; to any imported article.

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of supêrior quality, constantly kept. on -hand.

Persons wanting 'Watches, made to order 'can be -supplied..

llilicst Price paid for Nota Scotia Gold,-Hair Worl made to order,

Watches repairéd on the ,premises by-a.n experienced Wa.tchmaker; andall work warranted.

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STARRS & moNUTT, Cutlery, ite., 146 Upper Water Street, Ha lifax.

CORSTON • JAMES, builder, Drillio's Wharf Upper Water, bds 104 Lockman.

Corston John carpenter, bds 17 Buckingham. • Cose John, baker, 304 Upper Water, h do. Cossman Theodore, salesman, h 123 Barrington. Costin Patrick, liquors, 210 Lower Water, h Birmingham, Costley Patrick, laborer, h 9 Hurd's Lane. . COSTLY JOHN, secretary to Board of Statistics 62 Bedford Row, h ,

;3- 34 South. CostlOw Annie, variety shop. 20 Cornwallis, h do. Cotter Garrett, city marshal', h 31 Sackville. Cotton John F., school teacher, h 23 Albro Coughlan James, grocer, h 39 Birmingham. Coughlan Morris, mason, h Agricola. Coughlan William, porter, h Albemarle. County Court House, 1 Spin&

e Garden Road.

'Countway Susan, wid John, h 10 Argyle. Court Alfred, waiter, Club House, h Proctor's Lane. Courtney James, seaman, h Smith's Fields, n Smith. Cowarr Benjamin, h 43 Hollis. Cowan Edward, coachman, h 115 Maitland. Cowan John, laborer, Dockyard. COWIE ANDREW? J., physiçian, 49 Prince, h 44 Argyle. Cowie Arthur, clerk, h 44 Argyle. COX ARCHIBALD laborer. h Jubilee Road. e Cox Archibald, porter, h r• 3 Lower Water. Cox Charles, hostler, h Spring Garden Roa,d. •- Cox Charles, laborer, h Clewley Road. Cox John, truckman, h 76 Maynard. Cox John, porter, h North West Ann. Cox Joseph, laborer, h 179 Grafton. Cox William, billiard marker, Club Flouse, h 40 Dresden Row. Crae Frederick, nailmaker, h Conway's Wharf. •

Cragg James R., clerk, h 109 Spring Garden Road. s Cragg John L., city clerk, h 109.Spring Garden Road. Cragg Joseph W. landing waiter, custonas, h Mumford Terrace. Cragg Lydia, widJames, h24 Prince. Cragg Mary, wid James, h 35 Brunswick. Cragg William, customs, h 12 Mumford Terrace. Craig William, pensioner, h 4 Albro. •

Craig William, gardener, h 78 Brunswick. - Craigen Charles, clerk, I: 33 Gottingen. CRAIGEN JOHN C. bookkeeper, h 33 Gottinaen. Craigen William- J., • assistant city élerk, h 33 Gottingen. Crana Morris truckman, h 59 Victoria B,oad. Crane Chandler; physician, h 110 Hollis. Crane D. S., wid J. W, bds 142 Lockman...

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Crangle John, shoemaker' h Albro.

Crawfàrd E., wid David,h Lady Hammond Road. Crawford James, grocèr, '394 Upper Water, h Agricola. Crawford Joseph, carpenter, bds 117 Argyle.

Crawford Mrs. M. A., confectioner, 157 Barrington. Crawford Samuel, bookkeeper, h 256 Upper Water. Crawfôrd William, watchmaker, 155 Barrington, h Windsor Road, Crawford William, clerk, h 28 Starr. Crawley Jane, wid Donald, h 55 Buckingham. Crawley Samuel, porter, h Grafton. Crawley Thomas A., laborer, h 45 Gerrish. Crawley Timothy, laborer, lids 55 Buckingham. Creamer Daniel,,accountant, paymaster's department, h 22 Cogswell. CREED CHARL ES M., proprietor Merchants exchange, and ship

broker, 156 Hollis, h 7 Smith. Creed James, laborer

' h 186 Grafton.

Creed Samuel, clerk, h 31 North. Creedy H. C., clerk, bds 19 Sackville. Creelman DavIii,-,‘e 183 Albermarle. Creelman Harriet, primary teacher, Royal Acadian school. Creelman Henry, clerk, bds 446 Upper Water. Creelman James, truckman h 586 Upper Water. Creelman J, victualler and board. house,161 Lower Water, and 186 Arde Creelman Thomas • G., grocer and liquor dealer, 183 Albermarle, h do. CREIGHTON A & H., stationers and blank book manufacturers, 68

Upper Water. Creighton A T., bookkeeper, h 160 Gottingen. Creighton Augustus, stationer and blank book manufacturer, 68 Upper

Water, h 177 Brunswick. • Creighton C. A., commission and West India merchant, 105 Upper

Water, h Quarl, Dartmouth. Creighton E. A., clerk, h 160 Gottingen. Creighton Frederick, clerk, h 71Lockman. Creighton Herbert M., stationer and blank book manufacturer 68 Upper

Water, h 72 Lockman. Creighton Isaac, grocer, h Richmond Grove. CREIGHTON J. G. A., commission and West India merchant, 105

Upper Water, h 41 Hollis. CREIGHTON J. G. A. et SON, commission and West India mer-

chants, 105 Upper Water. (See .Adv. opp.) Creighton John, carpenter, h 52 Dresden Row. Creighton John carpenter, h 58 Dresden Row. Creighton P. le. , bookkeeper, h 123 Lockman. • C.REIGHTON W. H. commission merchant and ship broker, Coliin's

Wharf, Upper *ater, h 45 Hollis. (See Adv. Index, p. 57.) Crennie Peter, farmer, h 69 Albro. 'Crichton Arthur, clerk, bds 23 Barrington.

HENRY OLDRIGHTe Barrister and Attorney at Law, Office Bedforà Bow, lialifax.,

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FRASER de SONS, Pianos and Melodeons, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

Crichton J. W., grocer, 168 Lower Water, h Dartmouth. Crisp George, carpenter, h 126 Argyle.

° Crisp Margaret, wid Rev. Thomas, h 93 Maitland. Crockett Joseph A., clerk, h 28 Starr.

ko Crockett Thomas, coachman, h 34 Dresden Row. Crockett William P., clerk, h 28 Starr. Crockford E., laborer, Dockyard.

• Crockford W, laborer, Dockyard. Croe11 John, mason, 53 Maynard.

r; Croke Thomas, boiler maker, Cunard, h Argyle. ,g Croke Thomas, laborer, h. 177 Grafton. 7.; Croke Thomas, jan., laborer, h 177 Grafton.

CRONAN DANIEL, corn. and West India merchant, Cronan's Wharf, 97 Upper Water,h 48 Spring Garden Road. (See Adv.Index.p 57,)

CRONAN JOHN, commission merchant, &c. Cronan's Wharf, 97 Upper Water, h Water, Dartmouth.

Cronan Michael, eaman, h 33 Lower Water. Cronan Patrick, porter, h Richmond. Cronan Thomas, laborer, 22 Maynard. Crook Isaac, confectioner, 44 Sackville, h 42 do. Croskill George H., cordial manufacturer and liquors, 135 and 137 Bar-

i° rington, h 20 Carlton. Croskill Herbert, deputy provincial secretary, bds 1 Morris. Croskill James, cordial .manufacturer and liquors, 135 and 137 Bar-

k; rington, h 20 Canton. Croskill James, & Son., liquor dealers and cordial manufacturers, Bar-

1.4 rington, cor George. CROSKILL JOSEPH C., editor and proprietor Reporter& Times, b.

28 Bedford Row, h 1 Victoria Road. (See .Adv. Adex p. 57.) g Croskill Sarah, eid James, h 14 and 16 Barrington.

Croucher Ebenezer, carpenter, h 130 Gottingen. oe Crow Benjamin D., kitchen furnishing goods, 111 Granville, h gt4 Elm Bank, Bankhead Road. § CROWE A. H., commission and fish merchant, Lawson's Wharf, Lower

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Crowe John F., grocer, 115 Argyle' h 21 Bauer.

e Crowe John F., & Co., grocers, 115 Argyle. ,aes Crowe John, carpenter, h 61 Maitland.

Crowe John, messenger and office keeper, Dockyard, h Upper Water. pc: CROWE JONATHAN, grocer, h 41 Lockman,

Crowe Jonathan, carpenter, 38 Maitland, h do. Crowe L. W., h 57 Birmingham.

e.$) Crowe Patrick H., grocer, 115 Argyle and 121 Gerrish, h 38 Albro. e CROWE WILLIAM, sewing machine agent, 151 Barrington, h 166 _

Grafton. (See Adv. opp.)

HENRY OLDRIGHT, Barrister and Attorney at Law, Office Bedford Row, Halite

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RAYMOND'S

MIMED 11941111 SMING MOE. To run by hand, - - - - $15.00 With foot iower and table, - - - 22.00

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With foot power and table, - - $30.00

The MO8i liberal Terms are offered to Agents.

For circulars, testimonials, terms, or other information, address

WILLIAM CROWE,

151 BARRINGTON STREET, HALIFAX., N. S.

Agents wanted in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, and Prince Edward Island.

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Crowell Isaac, salesma,n, bds 3 Blowers,Crowell John, seaman, h 23 Starr.Crowley Patrick, seaman, li 1 Cornwallis.Crowley Timothy, clerk, h Prince.Croxton John, butcher, h 141 Lower tiVater,Cruite Richard, shoèmaker, h 506 Upper Water.Crump Joseph, painter, h Tower Road.

^ Cruse Elizabeth, wid James, h 15 Maynard.Cruse John, plasterer, h 15 nlaynard.Cudihee Catherine, wid Richard, h 122 Albermarle.Cudihee David, laborer, h 41 Barrack.Cudihee George, tailor, h Tower Road.Cudihee Nicholas, laborer, h 144 Albermarle.Cue John, baker, h 43 Cunard.Cullaton Andrew, cooper,. h 64 Grafton.Cullaton Patrick, grocer, 46 Albro, h do.Cullen Edward, laborer, h 81 Grafton.141

© Cullen James, drygoods, 101 Gottingen, h 99 do.Cullen John, shoe^aker, -h A lmon. 'Cullen Mary, wid Michael, Bennet's Wharf, Upper Water.Cullen P., porter, h Maynard.Cullen Patrick, coachman, h 23 Smith.Cullen Paul, carriagemaker, h 23 Smith.Cumford Thomas, rigger, h 36 Brénton.Cumming Thomas, cabinetmaker, 43 Brunswick, h 41 do.Cummings Ann, wid Nicholas, h 172 Grafton.Cummings A., wid Laughlin, h 109 Barrack.

bt Cummings Bridget, vid James, h 90 Grafton.^ Cummings Duncan, shoemaker, bds 17 Buckingham.

Cummins J., laborer, h Grafton.A Cummins John D., grocer and commission merchant, 128 Lower Water

h 58 Queen.Cummins Nicholas, mason, h 30 Seymour.Cummins Simon, grocer and liquors, 156 Lower Water, h do.Cummins William, mason, h 39 Birmingham.Canard Alexander, clerk, h 3 Canard Court.

o Canard Jacob, grocer, h 12 Gray 's Lane.* Canard Margaret, wid Edward, h 55 Morris.

CUNARD. & MORROW, merchants, agents For General Mining AssaW - ciation of London, 191 and 215 Upper Water. •0 CU^vARD S. & CO., merchants, agents Mail Steamers for Bermuda and

St. Thomas, also Lloyd's and Underwriters Association of Liver-pool, 191 to 215 Upper Water. .,..

x CUNARD WILLIAM, merchant, agent for British North AmericanSteam Packet Co. vice-consul of France and consul of Austria,19.1 to 215 Upper Water, h Oakland, North West Arm.

Cunnabell George W., printer and music teacher, h,74 Brunswick.

Every Style of Sofas at HILLS & BRIIBH'S, 82 Barrington St.

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STARRS & McNIITT, Best London Paints, Oils, &c., 146 Upper Water St., Halifax.

Cunnabell Jacob, printer and music teacher, h 74 %Brunswick.Cunnabell Mrs. Margaret, h 27 Barrington.Cunnabell William, printer, h 27 Barrington.Cunningham Arthur, clerk, bds 6 Carlton.Cunningham Bridget, wid Michael, h 390 Upper Water.Cunningham George, bookkeeper, h 50 Creighton.Cunningham James B., clerk, h 2 Duke.Cunningham John, sboemaker, h 159 Albermarle.Cunningham John, carpenter, bds 104 Lockman.Cunningham Julia, grocer and liquors, 40 A.lbro, h do.CUNNINGHAM R., merchant tailor and clothier, 40 and 42 Upper

Water, h 2 Duke. (See Adv. Index p. 57.)CUNNINGHAM SAMUEL, drygoods, 125 Gottingen, h do.Cunningham T. C., laborer, h 21 Birmingham.Cùnningham,T. W., clerk, h 2 Duke.Cunningham William, plasterer, bds Gottingen.Cuppaidge Mathias, clerk, crown lands office, h 85 Hollis.Curley John, laborer, h Pine Hill.Curley Michael, jun., express driver, h 5 Pleasant.Curran Charles S., bookkeeper, h 26 Starr.Curran David, laborer, h 160 Albermarle.Curran John, sail maker, 160 Albermarle.Curran John, seaman, h 218 Upper Water.Curran Maurice, storekeeper, h 17 Gas Lane.Curran Thomas, store keeper, h 160 Albermarle.Currant James, laborer, h r 80 Lower Water.Currant John, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove.Currant Owen, stonecutter, bds 27 Dresden Row.Curren Arthur, clerk, h 17 Poplar Grove.Curren Benjamin, D. C. L,, principal classical school, h 17 Poplar Grove.Currie George, expressman, h 8 Cornwallis.Currie John, policeman, h 3 Falkland.CURRIE RICHARD, but4her, 18 Spring Garden Road, h'14 do.Currie Robert, plasterer, h 20 Lockman.Currul John, laborer, h 21 Poplar Grove.Curry Robert, salesman, bde Grafton.Curry Robert B., warehouse keeper, bds 141 Lower Water.Curtis Frederick, carpe ter, h John.Curtis John, laborer, 3 Brunswick Lane. .Curtis Richard, s an, h 193 Alpermarle.Cutler William, 'bds Granville.Cutlip Edward, painter, 36 Gottingen, h 100 Brunswick:Cutlip•Edwin, painter, h 100 Brunswick.Cûtlip George, painter, 36 Gottingen, h 100 Brunswick.Cuthp G. &E., painters and glaziers, 36 Gottingen.Cutton William, laborer, 41 Maynard.Dacen Charlea, laborer, h 62 Dresden Row.

McLEàN 8t KEITH, Importers of London Brown Stout, 54 Lower Water. Street.

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FRASER er SONS, Cabinet Organs, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

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Dady James, carpenter, h Smith's Fields. Dakin Charles A., clerk, bds 12 Starr. Dakin Mrs. E. boardinghouse, 34 George. Dakin Gilbert **., 'principal Brunswick st. chooI, h 10 Brunswick Lane. Dakin John, pianoforte maker, h 62 Graft ri. Dakin Robert, salesman h 34 George. Dakia William, clerk, h John. 0 Dale William, farmer, h Dutch Village Road. Daley Ann, h 57 Birmingham. Daley . Ellen, grocer, 64 Birmingham, h 66 do. Daley James, carpenter, h Smith's Fields n Smith. Daley James, truckman, h 9 Kent. Daley Robert, baker , h 65 Grafton. DALE Y REV. THOMAS, Roman Catholic, h 14 Pleasant, Dallas Joseph, printer, h Brunswick. Dalton Elizabeth, wid James, h 53 Maynard. Dalton James, bookkeeper, h Agricola. Dalton Michael, clerk, bds 21 South DALY M. B., barrister, 16 Bedgord Row, h 8 South. Damrick Robert, carriagemaker, h 51 Dresden Row. Danaafe John

' blacksmith, h 40 Dresden Row.

DANAHER REV. PETER, Roman Catholic, Bedford. Danford James, staff instructor , h 107 Gottingen. Danford J., grocer &liquor dealer, cor Gottingen & Gerrish, h Gottingen, Daniel Joseph, blacksmith, h 32 Gray's Lane. Daotcher Samuel, laborer, h 15 Albermarle. Darmody William, seaman, h 160 Lower 1Vater. Datia John, coal measurer, h 126 Upper Water. Daubney James, engineer, h 47 Barrington. Davey Edward, Mason Hall, 1 Barrington, h do.- Davey James, engineer

' h 153 Lockman.

Davey John, cooper, 1130 South Park. Davey William, Four Mile House, Windsor Road. Davey William, salesman, h Barrington. Davidson Ezra, stove dealer, 200 Hollis, h 5 Dresden Row. Davidson George, fancy goods glass, 192 Argyle, h 76 Lockman.. Davidson James M., porter, h 29 Albro. Davidson John M., storekeeper, h 29 Albro. Davidson J. R. dry goods, 2 Sackville, bds 18 Grainville. DAVIDSON d. R., & CO., dry goods, 2 Sackville. • Davidson Temple, bookkeeper, h 14 Brunswick. Davie James, engineer, h 153 Lockman. Davie J., laborer, h South Park. - Davies Edward J., salesman, bds Robie. Davies George S., dry goods, 144 Granville

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Davies eoseph, locksmith and bell hanger, 42 Duke, h 40 Duke. Davies Thomas, machine operator, h Creighton.

Funerals attended at the Shortest Notice, by HELLS 8; BUSE, Undertakers.

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STA$$8 & XaNIITT, Glass, Patty, ft, 146 IIpper Water Street, Halifax,

Davies Thomas, tailor and barber, 288 Upper Water, h 286 do.Davis Charles, laborer, Dockyard.Davis Charles,, rigger, h 124 Brunswick.DAVIS & CO., merchants, agents for Hamburg underwriters, Granite

Wharf, Upper Water. (See Adv. Index p. 57.)Davis David, laborer, h 154 Grafton.Davis Miss Ellen, dressmaker, h 112 Grafton.Davis Ezra, plumber, Lower Water, h 5 Dresden Row.Davis Géorge, h Inglis n Pleasant.Davis tleorge H., barber, 96 Hollis, h 56 Albermarle.Davis James, laborer, h 55 Maitland.Davis_ James, locksmith, h Duke,Davis Jane, wi I Charles, h 142 Hollis.Davis 'John, rigger, h Salter's Lane.Davis John C., clerk, h Inglis n Pleasant.Davis John, laborer, h 188 Grafton.Davis Matthew, tailor, 62 Buckin5lrham, h do.Davis Robert, farmer, h n North West Arm Road.Davis Robert, merchant, Granite Wharf, h 562 Upper Water.Davis Robert, student at law, h 562 Upper Water.Davis Stephen, butcher, h .15 Albermarle.Davis Thomas, shoemaker, h 39 Birmingham.Davis William, plasterer, h 70 Brunswick.Davis William, porter, h 45 Duke.Davis William, rigger, h 207 Albermarle.Davison Ezra, tinsmith, h 3 Dresden Row.Davison John, grocer.; Windsor Road, h do.Davison L., sea captain, h 15 Dundonald.Davys Edward J., chief clerk H. M. Dockyard, h do.Dawson A., laborer, h Tower Road.Dawson Catherine, h 72 Grafton. i

-Day Benjamin, laborer, h Conway's Wharf.Day Forshaw, artist, h 8 Sarah.Day Patrick, storekeeper, h 351.ower tiVater.Day Thomas, cooper, ' h 103 Grafton.Day William, laborer, h 24 M.aynard.Deacon John, pianoforte maker,.h 62 Grafton.Deacon John, laborer.Deady Walter, carter, h 83 Lowex Water.Deaf and Dumb Institute, Gôttingen, North end.Deal Augustus, blacksmith, 11 Cornwallis, h 124 Brunswick.Deal Conrad, farmer, h Dutch Village Road.Deal EdWard, 'butcher, h Dutch Village Road.Deal John, farmer, h Dutch Village Road.DEAL RICHA.RD, fa;rm.er, h Dutch Villaae Road.Deal & Mudge, blacksmiths and- carriage work, 11 Cornwallis.Dean Barnabas, teamster, bcls 18 Bauer. . o

MWEAN & BEITH, 8, 88, XXX Ale and Porter, 84 Lower Water St.,, Halifaz.

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FRASER et SONS, Pianos-and Melodeons, 70 and. 72 Barrington Street; Halifax.

Dean Elizabeth, wid Cornelius, h 190 and 192 Brunswick. Dean Emma, wid John

, h 155 Gottingen.

, Dean John, carter,- h 4 Dresden Row. ' Dean William H., superintendent tobacco factory, bds 50 Creighton.

Dean John, laborer, Dockyard. Dear Thomas, teamster, h 23 Gray's Lane. Dear William, cab driver, h 1. Barrack. Dearcy Richard, trder, h 92 City. DeBay William, rigger, h 136 Argyle. •

DeCain Charles,

sea captain, h 32 Brunswick. DECH.AIR D. R., insurance agent, 257 Hollis, h 10 South. (See Ad,

vertisement opp.) DeChery Lopis, dentist, h 75 Birmingham. DECHEZEAU & C ROW, kitchen furnishing goods, 111 Granville.

(See .Adv index p. 57.) Decker William A., sea captain, h 71 South. DeCourcey James, messenger, h 28 Dresden Row. Dee David, porter, hi6 James. Dee Michael, laborer, h 5 Lower Water. Dee Michael stonecutter

' h Ferguson's Cove.

m Deer Thomas, teeter, h Maynard. De Forrest James M., carver , &c., h 44 Queen. . Defraytes Charles, painter, 1;101 South. Defraytes James, painter, h 61 Wellington. Degan Patrick, seaman, h 266 Upper Water. DeGruchy John, dry goods and liquors, 219 Upper Water, h 217 do. Delaney Ellen, wid Patrick, grocer and liquors, 163 Brunswick, h 161 do. Delaney John

' storekeeper, h Upper Water. •

DELANEY JOHN, victualler, 39 Gottingen , h 68 Albro. (See Ad- . vertisement Index p. 57.) •

Delaney Levi, teamster, bds North Park. Delaney Patrick, carpenter, h 29 Grafton: Delaney William, bookkeeper, h 29 Grafton. Delaney William butcher, h 68 Albro. Delaney William, jun., carter, h Upper Watér. Delaney William, dentist, 120 Granville, bds Poplar Grove. Delaney William, storekeeper, h 222 Upper . Water. Della Torre Joseph, fancy

bcoods, 152 Granville, h 3 Mumford Terrace.

DELLA TORRE '& 00 ., fancy goods, &c. ; 152 Granville. (See Ad- vertisement Index p. 57.)

Dellet Eliza, dressmaker, h 3 Dresden ROW. Delokery Denis, laborer, h 39 Gerrish. DeLory Edward, farmer, h Fort Needham Road. DeLorey Simon, blacksmith, h Depot Road n Depot. Delton James laborer , h Ferguson's Cove. Delworth John seaman, h 171 Lockman. Degaulder Charles, goldsmith, 72 Almon.

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GUARDIAN

FIRE & LIFE COMM/ NO 11 LOMBARD STREET, LONDON, E, O.

ESTABLISHED 1821.

AND EMPOWERED BY SPECIAL ACTS OF PAR LI AMENT.

SUBSCRIBED OAPITAL-£2,000,000 Stg. D5 REe70125:

WM. STEVEN, Esq., CHAIRMAN. (Messrs. Forbes, Forbes e co.)

FREDERICK H. JANSON, Esq., DEPUTY CHAIRMAN. (Messrs. Johnson, Cobb, e Pearson.)

HENRY HULSE BERENS, Esq. RICHARD M. HARVEY, Esq. •

, (Director qf the Bank of England.) • (Messrs. Thomson, Hankey e t,o.) HENRY BONHAM-CARTER, Esq. JOH N G. HUBBARD, Esq.

' (Barrister.at-Law and Sitting Director.) (Messrs John Humbard fr Co—Director of CHARLES WILLIAM C URTIS, Esq. the Bank of England.)

(Messrs. Curtis e Harvey. ) G. J. SFIAW LEF EYRE, Esq., M. P. CHARLES *F. DEVAS, Esq. (Barrister-at-Law.)

(Messrs, Sims, Willyams e co.) JOFIN MARTIN, Esq. FRANCIS HART DYKE, Esq. (Messrs. Martin e. co.)

(Queen's Proctor.) ROWLAND MITCPIELL, Esq. SIR WALTER R. FARQUHAR, BART. JAMES MORRIS, Esq.

(Messrs. Ferries, Fa? guitar e co.) • (Messrs. Morris, Prevost e Co.—Director JAMES GOODSON, Esq. of the Bank of England.)

ABRA.HAM J. ROBARTS, Esq. - ; ARCHIBALD HAMILTON, Esq. (Messrs. Bobarts, Lubbock e co.

(Messrs. hinclair, «Hamilton e co.) THOMSON HANKEY, Esq. HENRY VIGNE, Esq.

■ (Director ofthe Bank of England.)

Secretary, THOS. TALLEMACH, Esq.--dictuary, SAMUEL BROWN, Esq.

Superintendant of the Fire ,Departnzent, ISAAC DELVALLE, Esq. •

Agent—D. R. DeCHAIR, Esq., 257 Hollis Street, Halifax, N. S.

This Company was established in 1821, by Deed of Settlement, and Empowered by Special Acts of Parliament in 1850 and 1866. .

1 The Capital of Tsvo Million Pounds fully subscribed by a numerous and respectable Pro-prietary throughout the Empire, affords security for prompt and certain Indemnity, with-out the responsibility attaching to Societies for Mutual Assurance. The number of Proprietors exceeds 900.

The Capital paid up on the 21th December, 1867, and invested in first-class securities, 'amounted to One Million ; but the Company stipulate, in accordance with their. Acts of Parliament, that they shalr not be bound torkeep up a larger paid up Capital than £250,000.

The Company are bound, bythe Deed of Settlement, to refer all disputed claims (where no fraud is suspected) to the decision of Arbitrators, if required by the assured ; and in all minor articles the utmost liberality will be afforded to the Public, consistently with the security of the Company.

N.B.—At the last Quinquennial valuation at Christmas, 1864. the Life Assurances In force. exclusive of Bonuses amounted to upwards of £4,500,000, the .Annual Income of

the Life Branch to £212:000, and the Life Assurance Fund (before the division of Profits) to £1,666,000.

136 HALIFAX

FRASER & SONS,Ilarmoniums, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

, DEMILL JAMES, professor Dalhousie College, h .26 South Park• Dempsey Mrs. Mary, boarding house,:h 9 Granville. .

Dempster James,, undertaker and builder, 116 and 118 Grafton, h John Dence John, grocer and liquor dealer, 59 Gottinàen, h do.

4 Denlet Eliza, dressmaker, h 5 Dresden Row. Dennaford George, letter carrier, h 114 Maitland.

alo DESBARRES L. W., barrister and registrar ofeourt of Vice Admi-:e ralty, 54 Bedford Row, h South. (See Adv. Inde p. 57.)

DESBARRES WIVI. F., judge Superior Court, h South Park. . fie Desmond Jeremiah, liquors, Robie n Cunard, h do. , it' Desmond Jeremiah, jun., liquors, Robie n Cunard, h do.

Desmond Mrs. Mary, confectioner, 344 Upper Water, h 342 do. 9« Devaney Henry, house carpenter, h 284 Gottingen. ieg Devaney John, stonecutter, 8 Kempt Road. IC Devaney Patrick, blacksmith,. h Gottingen. e Devaney Robert, blackmail, h 200 Gottingen.

1.; Devaney Robert, •gocer and liquor dealer, 274 Gottingen, h do. Devereaux.Patrick, engineer, h 292 Upper Water.

le Devereaux. 'Williani, cooper, h 296 Upper 'Water. • «V Devine John, cabinetmaker, h 68 Albermarle. . iz Devine William, cooper, h 24 Grafton.

Devlin Walter, • tinsmith, h 4 James. t; Dewar Andrew, architect, bds Cambridge House, Barrington. e Dewar Eben, teller bank B.N.A., bds L Granville.

- Dewier Thomas, laborer, h Albermarle.

>1 Dewire Bridget, wid, Daniel, h 187 Lower Water. • Dewire John, tailor, h 42 Dresden Row.

p?,1 DeWolf Charles E., clerk, h 142 Lockma.n. • X DEWOLF CHARLES F., commission merchant and shipping agent

- 139 Upper Water, h 83 Brunswick. • DeWolf George E ') bookkeeper, rh 3 Foundry Lane. •

DeWolf John E., commission merchant and ship broker, O'Connor's Wharf, h 11 Poplar Grove.

DeWolf J. M., carriage manufacturer, 94 Grafton h 27 Morel. DeWolf John W., Commission merchant _ and ship . broker, O'Connor's

wharf, bds11 F'oplar . Grove. •

DeWolf Stanley, salesman, bds 26 Cogsyeell. DEWOLF T. A. S., commission merchant and 'shipping agent,. 139

Upper Water, h Wolfville. DEWOLF T. A. S.; & SON, merchants and shipping agents, 139

Upper Water, h Wolfville, Kinee

's Co. (See Adv. Index p.57. ) DEWOLF T. & E. commission merchants and ship brokers O'Connor's • Wharf,,Upper Water. , ce .DeWolf Thomas L., 'commission merchant and ship broker, O'Connor's-

Wharf, h Waverley. =DEWOLF THOMAS It., clerk customs, h 55 Brunswick. DeWolf Thomas W., clerk, h 142 Lockman. '

LOUNGES.of all Kinds, at 82 Barrington' Street, Halifax..

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STA$RS. & 1McNIITT, Shoot Lead, Lead Pipe, &e,, 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax.

Dickson Eliza, wid John, h 60 Buckingham.Dickson John, stevédore, bds 334 Upper Water.Dicksbn Thomas, clerk, h 26 Cogswell.Dickson Thomas, rigger, DeWolf Wharf, h Upper Water.Dickson Thomas, stevedore, h 295 Upper Water. •Diggens Maurice, grocer, 27 Albro, h do: ,Dibgs W. H., porter,. bds 17 Buckingham.Dillon B., policeman, h 56 Dresden Row.Dillon Bridget, wid John, h 26 Grafton.Dillon John, carter, h 18 Létson's Lane.Dillon Margaret, wid, Patrick, h 99 Grafton.Dillon Patrick, grocer and liquor. dealer, Sackville cor Albermarle, h do.Dillon William, carpenter, h 21 Dresden Row.Dilworth John, chiéf steward Delta.Dimock F. C., salesman, h 93 Sollis. .DIMOCK G. ROB IE, secretary Union Marine Insurance company, 64

Bedford Row, h 103 Lockman.Dimock George, carpenter, bds 17 Buckingham.Dimock Herbert E., clerk, bds 17 Buckingham.Dimock Herbert H., carriage manufacturer, 16 Argyle, h 139 Pleasant.Dimock J. E., bookkeeper, h 10 Dresden Row.Dimock William M., carpenter,. N. S. Ii,., h Hanover.Dinnon Patrick, liquors, 43 Albermarle, h 44pdo.Dishman William, barber, h 94 Albermarlè:^ ïn:*Ditchfield"Samuel, police. ^::Ditmars J. B., clerk, Union Bank, h 34 George.Dixon. Charles, laborer, h Campbell Road.Dixon Edward, laborer, h Campbell Road.Dixon George, mason, h 488, Upper Water.Dixon John, seaman, h 30 Gerrish.Dixon Margaret, wid David, 488 Upper Water, h do.Dixon'Thos. G., rigger and stevedore, DeWolf's W hf, Upper Watér, h do.Dixon T. & J., riggers and stevedores,.: DeWolf's Wharf, Upper Water.Doagle Mary, wid John, h 131 North Park.D_ oane Arnold, music teacher, bds 3 Granville.

oane Edward, clerk, h 42 Spring. Garden, Road.oane Hervey, salesman, h 14 Falkland.-oane S. A,, clerk, 42 Spring Garden Road. .ockerill Edward, French polisher, h 84 Brunswick.. ?odge Henry,- carpenter, bds 1 Kent. °odge Henry B., carpentér, .29 Pleasant.odge John, sashmaker, h 28 Pleasant.odge Robert, seaman, h 442.. Upper Water. .ODGE WILLIAM L., Aeadia steam mills, 27 and 29. Pleasant.odson Albert, saddler, h 44 Grafton.ODSON EDGAR, provision dealer, 83 Barrington, h 13 Granvillé.

(See Adv. Index p. 57.)

]YIcLEAN & BEITH, Brewers and Bottlers, 84 Lower Water,-atreet,

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MANIIPACTIIRErB OF

' CONTRACTORS FOY BUILDINGS,J^fD DEALERS IN AlL DESCRIPTIONS OP

PARTICULAR ATTENTION QOLICITED TO THZIR^ STOCK OP

HALIFAX. 139.

STARRS & D+IcNUTT, Tin, Zinc, &c.,146 Uppér Water Street, Halifax.

DODGE WILLIAM L., & CO., Acadiamoulding fâctory,,27, and 29Pleasant. (See Adv. opp,)

Dodson James, provisions, Barringtôn, h 41 Grafton.Doherty Edward, carpenter, h 121 Cornwallis.Doherty Ellen, wid William, h Tower Road.Doherty Richard, carpenter, h 205 -Grafton.Doherty Timothy, wheelwright, 15 Falkland, h 35 Maynard.Dollis Augustus, seaman, h 131 North Park.Dompierre 0., ,clerk, bds Sackville.Donahoe Edward,--grocer and liquors, 37 Buckingham, h 175.Grafton.Donahoe Ellen,. wid Michael, 75 Albermarle.Donahoe J. James, _bookkeeper, :h171 Lower Water. . .Donahoe Owen, grocer and liquors, Steamboat.wharf, 209 LoWer Water, h

46 George.DONAHOE REDMOND, commission merchant and grocer, 171 Lower

Water, h do. .(See Adv. Index p. 57.)Donald John, gasfitter and brassfinisher, 46 Granville,^ h 44 do.Donald Joseph, carpenter, h 39 Hurd's Lane.Donald, Watson & Co., brass founders and gasfitters, 46 Granville.DUNALDSONJAMES, director Bank of Nova.Scotia, h 1,27 Pleasant.Donaldson John,: h 58, Gottingen.Donaldson Peter, clerk, h 11 Roasts Lane. .Donaldson William, clerk, h 13 Queen.Donnelly.Joseph, carpenter, h Hurd's. Lane.Donnelly Peter, butcher; h r 129 Lower Water.DONOHOE JAMES, books and stationery, 119 Barrington, h 121 do.Donohoe, Thomas, coal measurer, h 23 Jacob. .Donovan Alfred, clerk, h 22 .Creighton,. -Donovan. Daniel, blacksmith, bds 3 Argyle.Donbvan James, carpenter, h 19 Jacob.Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, h 81 Grafton..Donovan John, laborer, h 197 Grafton.Donovan John, plumber, h 119 Gottingen. .Donovan Martin. coach and wheelwrigbt, 143. Gottingen, h 128 City,Donovan Martin, grocer, 43 Albro,- h 45 do. •Donovan Michae), blockmaker, h 109 Gottingen,Donovan Michael, commission mèrchant, h 22 Creighton.Donovan William, laborer, h 64 Alberm..rle.Donovan William,.liquors, 87 City, h 89 do.Donovan "William H., clerk, h. 22 Creighton.Donovan Mrs., variety shop, 3 t, Hollis, h do. 'Doody James, seamap, h 62 Creighton..Doolen Patrick, seaman, h: Agricola.Doran Catherine, wid Thomas, h. 44 Dresden Row,Doran David, clerk, bds.21-Sackville.'DORAN EDWARD,Doran's Hotel, 15 Sa. ckville. (See Adv. Index p. 57)Doran Edward, mason, h 16 Letson's Lâne. .

McLEAS & BEITH, Brandy, Gin, W}iiakey, 84 Lower Water 8treét, Halifax.

140 HALIFAX.

FRASER & SONMabinet Organs, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

•4 0 Doran Henry, cooper, h 36 Canard. g Doran John, bookkeeper, bds 13 Sackville.

-0 Doran John, clerk, bds 21 Sackville. Pe Doran John , laborere h LealiST Villa, North West Arm Road.

.4..0 Doran John P., mason, h 83 G-ottingen. • DORAN MICHAEL, express, 23 Sackville, h 15 do.

e: Doran William, shoemaker, h Albermaîle. Dorey James, laborer, h 173 Albermarle. tt c Dorman John, metre inspector gas works, h 18 South Hollis.

La Dorgan Catherine, variety shop, 8 Salter, h do.

teg Doris John, cooper, h 15 Artz Lane. Douall William, mason, h 51 Cornwallis. Douglas Miss Y., boarding house, 14 Bedford Row. Donll A. K., dry goods wholesale, 162 Hollis, h 74 Dresden Row. Dotill F. S bds 80 Hollis.

.ott Doull John, dry goods wholesale, 162 _Hollis, h Dutch village. • Doull & Miller, dry goods wholesale, 162 Hollis.

Dow Alexander, çabinetmaker, 1.7 and 19 Barrington, h 1. Granville.

ee, Dow Alexander G., cabinetmaker, 17 and 19 Barrington, h 3 Granville. fa Dow Alexander & Son, cabinetmaker, 17 and 19 Barrington.

Dow John, printer, h Salter. 0 . Downey James, porter, h Richmond. 0 • Downey John, blacksmith, provincial penitentiary, h 59 Wellington. a

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seil Downs Andrew, h cor Inglis and Tower Road, 1.5. Downs Mary, wid Robert, 112 Lockman. X Downs Robert, clerk, bds 255 Upper Water. E Doyle A., salesman, h Bishop.

Doyle Andrew, laborer, h 152 Grafton.

° Doyle Bridget, liquors, h 64 Lower Water. • Doyle Mrs. Catherine, h 15 Cunard. â DOYLE SIR CHARLES HASTINGS, lieutenant governer and eon.

mander in chief of Nova Scotia, h 11 Spring Garden Road. Doyle Daniel, laborer, h St. Margaret's Bay Road. Doyle James, messenger, Rock Head Prison. •

.1>j DOYLE JAMES, shoemaker, Bedford.

e Doyle James C., printer , h 79 Cornwallis. 1% DOYLE JOHN, merchant tailor, &c., 93 Upper Water, h 89 do. (Set

Adv. opp.) _ Doyle John, liquors, 102 Lower Water, h L.

Doyle John, porter, h Argyle. Doyle John, shoemaker, bds 74 larrington. Doyle John, shoemaker, h 93 P;èighton. Doyle John, shoemaker, h Maynard.

lst Prize awarded to HILLS & BRUSH, at the Provincial Exhibition, 1869. •

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ACADIA, CLOTHING STORE.

JOI-IN DOYLE:, PROPRIETOR,

No. 93 UPPER WATER STREET

HALIFAX, N. S.

Tho Subscribor nos constantly on lia elloral assoriment of

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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, AND

IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES. JOHN DOYLE.

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FRASER ét SONS, Harmonium , 70 and 7:1 Barrington Street, Halifax.

Doyle John L., salesman, h 6 Kent. DOYLE JOSEPH, butcher, 57 Gerrish, h Lower Water., Doyle Joseph L., dry goods, 277 Upper Water, h do. Doyle Joseph, salesman, h 91 Upper Water. Doyle Lawrence, stevedore, h 1 Cornwallis. Doyle Mary, wid Dennis, h 54 Hollis. Doyle Mary, wid James, h 13 Barrington. Doyle Mrs. Mary, assistant matron, Rock Head Prison. Doyle Matthew, shoemaker, h 84 Gerrish. Doyle Michael, laborer, h 48 Lower Water. Doyle Patrick, liquers, 40 Lower Water, h do. Doyle Patrick S., printer, h 64 Lower Water. Doyle Patrick, seaman

' h 5 Proctor's Lane.

Doyle Peter, farmer, II St. Margaret's Bay Road. Doyle Philip, b 1r keeper, h 116 Maitland. Doyle Thomas, e )oper, k 13 Barrington. DOYLE THOM AS, grocer and liquors, 27 Upper Water, h do. (&

Adv. Index p. 57.) Doyle William, shoemaker

' bds 74 Barrington.

Drake Susan, wid Alec 1179 Albermarle. Dravis George, carpenter, h 20 Artz Lane. Dravis Henry, watchmaker, h 20 Artz Lane. Drillio Gene, sail maker, N.W.A., Collin's and Commercial Wharves, h

Sunnyside. DRILLIO GEORGE, & CO., sail makers, Collin's and Commercial

Wharves, Upper Water. Drill Room, 7 Spring Garden Road, Driscoll D, mason, h 103 Grafton. Driscoll Dennis, clerk, h 103 Grafton. Drochen Thomas, roofer

' h 103 North.

Druhan John, tinsmith, h 34 Duke. Druid John, carpenter, h 9 Bilby. Druid Thomas, carpenter, h 9 Bilby. Druid William, carpenter, h 9 Bilby. Drummond Annie, wid Patrick, h Russell n Water. Drummond George C., bds 53 Dresden Row. Dryden Dennis, stonecutter, h Proctor's Lane. Dryden William, junk dealer, h. 13 Proctor's Lane. Dryino. John, laborer, h 17 Rottenburg. Drysrale Charles H., porter, h54 Maitland. Drysdale George, farmer, h St. Margaret's Bay Road. Drysdale George W., laborer, h 32 Cunard. • Drysdale Miss, dressmaker, 10 Bayers, bds 8 do. Drysdale Robert, laborer, h North West Arm. Drysdale William, carpenter, 8 Bayers. Dubberley Joseph, stevedore, h 7 Gerrish. Duean Jeremiah, laborer, h 6 Bloomfield.

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HALIFAX. 143

STARES & MeNUTT, Manilla and Tarred Rope, éto.. 146 Upper Water St., Halifax.

Duffield John, shoemaker, h 68 Almon. Duffield Peter, waiter, Club House, h 68 Almon. Duffey Patrick, cooper, 8 Roasts Lane, h 5 do. Duffus & Co., dry goods, wholesale, 141 Granville. Duffus James B., dry goods

' wholesale, 141 Granville, h 91 Morris.

Duffus Jane, wid John, h 56 Pleasant. Duffus John, dry goods

' wholesale, 141 Granville, h Kent 'n Pleasant.

Duffus William,dry goods' wholesale, 141 Granville, h 50 North West .Axm.

Duffy James, tinsmith, 11 Crrafton. Duffy John, fisherman, h 72 Grafton. Dugay Caroline, wid Daniel, h 340 Upper Water. • Duggan Charles, seaman, h 16 Artz Lane. DUGGAN JAMES, auctioneer and commission merchant, 216 Lower

Water, h 81 Grafton. Duggan John J., messenger, Halifax Fire Insurance Company, h 64

Bedford Row. Duggan Mrs, j., dry goods, 141 Hollis, h Pleasant. Duggan Patrick, laborer, h 16 Artz Lane. Dugrgan Simon porter, h 64 Bedford Row. DUGVVELL

Simon, copper smith, N. S. R., h Richmond

Dulhanty Thomas, liquors, 12 Argyle h 10 do. Dullanty Edward, clerk, h 5 Lower *ater. Dullanty Walter, laborer, h 5 Lower Water. DUN, WI.MAN & CO., mercantile agency, 160 Hollis. Dunbar William, boots and shoes, Barrington, h 3 Queens. Dunbrack George, carpenter, h 25 Cornwallis.

unean James, grocer and liquors, 494 Upper Water, h496 do. Duncan Miss Jane, variety shop, h 284 Upper Water. DUNCAN ROBERT G., conductor, N. S. R., h Richmond. - Duncan William, rigger, h 36 Cunard. Duneanson James, laborer, h 189 Grafton. Dunfey Patrick, laborer, h Queen's Quarries. Dunlap G., clerk, Reporter office, bds 20 Bedford Row. Dunlay Owen, laborer, h 32 Granville. Dunlay P., butcher, 126 Lower Water, h r 131 do. Dunlay Thomas, laborer, Bennett's Wharf. Dunn Bartholomew, tailor, h 42 Lockman. Dunn Dennis, h 6 Albermarle, Dunn Edward, mason, h 42 Lockman.

unn Edward, shoemaker, h 24 Prince. Dunn John, foreman printer, h 51 .Argyle. Dunn J., laborer, h Dresden Row, Dunn Margaret, *id James, h 16 South Hollis. Dunn Michael, paiiit% h 183 Upper Water,

unn Ni. C., dry go es, &c., 183 Upper Water, h do. unn Philip, proprietdr Union hotel, 185 Lower Water. unn Richard, machinist, h Brunswick.

XcLEAN & KEITH, Importers of London Brown Stout, 84 Lower Water Street.

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Dunn Walter, laborer, h 63 Sackville.• DUNN WILLIAM, blacksmith, r 125 Lower Water, h 6 Birmingham,

(See Adv. Index p. 57.)C9 Dunn ^illiam stevedore h 222 Upper Water.

Dunn William, shoemaker, h Richmond.2. Dunn William, stevedore, h 128 Upper Water.

Dunnafôrd George, letter carrier, h 114 Maitland.Dunphy E., carpenter, h Dresden Row.Dunphy James, printer, h 30 Lower Water.Dunphy John, truckman, h 6 Salter.Dunphy William, tinsmith, h 64 Buckingham,

;9 Dunscomb John, caulker, Dockyard.Dunwith Matthew; ,,1Aorer, h Clewley road

,z DUPE G. W., Aiqüors, &e., 89 Upper Water, h 61 Brunswickra Duport Franeig, pedlar, h r 287 Upper Water.« Dureen Lawrence, carter, h 5 LockYnan,a Du Port Mrs. h 1'Maynard..1 During Joseph, teamster, h 23 Gray's Lane:0 Durney Edmund; clerk, h 90 Upper Water.d DURNEY THOMAS, druggist, 92 Upper Water, h Robie.

Dwyer Bryan, h-69 Cornwallis.â Dwyer James, laborer, h 54 Hollis.0 Dwyer John, ship wright, bds 255 Upper Water,

Dwyer Mary, wid G., h 54 Hollis.DWYER MICHAEL, commission and West India merchant, 17 and

19 Upper Water, h 22 Morris.Dwyer Mortimer, groceries, 67 and 69 Cornwallis, h 67 do.Dwyer Myles, ahoemaker, h 157 Grafton.Dwyer Thomas, laborer, h 221 Albermarle.Dye J. E., clerk, h 73 Sackville.Dymond William, blacksmith, N. S. R., h Richmond.Ead Charles, wheelwright, h Grafton.Ead John, grocer and liquors, 234 Upper Water, h 236 do.Ead John T., clerk, h 236 Upper Water,z

^ Eagar Maria, wid William, h 97 Spring Garden Road.Eagar M. F., druggist, 149 Hollis, h 97 Spring Garden &Q...Eagle Life Insurance Company of. London, Alex. W. Scott,. agent, 2

Bedford Row.Earl Alfred, locksmith and bell hanger, h 170 Lockmarr..Earl John, carpenter, h 170 Lôckman,EATON A. - H., proprietor Commercial college, 15 Sackville: (See

.Adv. Index p. 57.)Eaton B. H., barrister, 158 Hollis, h 3, Blowers.E aton ' Joseph, butcher, 440 Upper Water, h 1 Gray's- Lane.:.Eaton Rupert, clerk, , h Prince cor Barrington.Eckersley John, mqssenger, h Russell.Eden Francis, leather cutter, h 52 Gottingen.

COMM from $2 to $40 at 82 Barrington Str Mt;, HaiS,fa,x.,

HALIFAX. 145,STARRS & MoNUTT, Iron, Steel, Ironmongery, 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax .

Edgar John, pluniber,'h 129 Barrack .nEdcrecombe R ., caulker, Dockyard,gEDGHILL REV. J. C ., ch4plain H . 31 . forces, h 99 North Park. F",Edmunds William, teamster, h Melville Island Road .EDUCATION OFFICE, Province building .Edwards A. C., clerk, h 8 Morris .Edwards Christiana, wid Joseph, h r 99 Lower Water .Edwards Eliza, wid John, h 124 Gottingen.Edwards, George, shoemaker, h 113 Grafton .Edwards James) liquors, 149 Barrack, h 147 do .Edwards James, laborer, h Grafton .Edwards James;2 carpenter, h West n John . 4~Edwards John, boatman, 4 24 Prince .Edwards John, carpenter, 10 West.Edwards John, barber, h 124 Gottingen .Edwards John T ., plasterer, h 58 Brunswick .Edwards J. T., mason, h 132 Maitland .Edwards Richard, blacksmith, r 99 Lower Water .Edwards Thomas, plumber and stove store, 130 Upper Water, h 132 do.Edwards Tobias, laborer, h 39 Maynard . -Egan Emma boots and shoes, 32 Upper Water, h 13 Rottenbarg%EGAN E . & W. J., boots and shoes, 32 Upper Water . (See Ado . Indexp. 57.)Egan John, nmaker, 32 Upper Water, h 7 Brenton .gluE5AN J. & T. J., gunmakerg,' 32 Upper Water. (See Ado . Index p . 57.) 0Ecran Susan, nurse, h 22 Bayers .0Egan Thomas J., gunmaker, 32 Upper Water- h 13 Rotteuburg, .a 0 .2 " dEman William, laborer,* h 197 Grafton . Z0Egan William, issuer, commissariat, h'73'Maitland,Egan William, storekeeper, h 73 Maitland .Egan William J., oots and shoes, 32 Upper Water, h 13 Rottenburg.Eisner Levi, boarding house, h Granville* WEisner -Nicholas-, shoemaker; h 75 . Pleasant.Eisner Thomas, shoemaker h Creighton .Eisner William, shoemaker, h Hollis-Elchlep Augustus, tailor, h 66 Buckingham .

(Y 0 WEldridge C., wid John, h 209 Albermarle. P:Elford Thomas, coachman, b 3-Almon.Ellinger Charles, carter, h 60 Birmingham. elEllinger . David, seaman, h 60 . Birmingham .Elliott & Basch, architects, 64 Bedf6rd Row .ELLIOTT EDMUND, trunk manufacturer, 18 Pleasant, h do. (SeeAdv. Index . 57 . )PElliott F . C., gent's furnishing goods 22 George, h Dartmouth40 1blitott Edmund, storekeeperi h 17 Pleasant.ELLIOTT FREEMAN, gent's furnishing goods qnd clothier 151TX 11 .1- 11, Chapel Lane, .juaritno tn. P0XcLEAN KEITH, X, XXI XXX Ale and Porter, 84 Lower :Water - St., Halifax. -

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• FRASER & SONSOIaxmoniums, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

lE liott Henry, architect, 64 Bedford Row' h Mount Pleasant, Dartmouth

5 Elliott Henry, laborer, h Drillio's Wharf, Upper Water. X ELLIOTT HUGH, variety shop, 384 Upper -Water, h do. (See Adv.

Index p. 57.) .0 ELLIOTT J4, &.CO., dry goods, &c., gent's furnishing goods, 112

and 114 'Granville. (See Adv. op.) ;a ELLIOTT JOHN B., dry goods, &c., 112 and 114 Granville, h Dart-

mouth. Elliott John, coachman, h 25 North.

e. Elliott John liquors, Depot Road n Depot, h do. 4le . ELLIOTT LEWIS, boot and shoemaker, 31 Jacob, bds 1 Starr 5 ELLIOT REV. JOSEPH, Congregational, h 71 Hollis.

Ellis David, baker, h 15 Bauer. te. Ellis George, carpenter, h 30 Albermarle. e Ellis James A. liquors, 7 Sackville h 9 do. j. Ellis John

, clerk, h 99 Cornwallis.

Ellis Joseph, tailor, h 26 Lockman. u Ellis Michael, watohman, Dockyard.

Ellis William, baker, 13, 15 and 17 Bauer, h 18 do. ct. ELLS JUDSON, proprietor Mansion House, 149 Barrington. a Ellslip Aumstus, tailor, h Buckingham. 3 Elwart Micehael, cooper, h Cogswell Lane. 14 Ellwood Patrick, clerk, bds Grafton, cor Blowers.

Emery James, tavern, h 96 Albermarle. Emiridge Joseph, cabinetmaker, h 17 Dresden Row. English John, sailor, h 177 Grafton. Pnglish Robert, school teacher, h 130 Argyle. English Sarah, wid Joseph, h 65 Albro.

d English William, sea captain, h 117 Upper Water. e Ennis James, liquors, Bedford. e Ennis John, laborer, r Bentley's Wharf. •

c>.■ Ennis Patrick, painter, bds 43 Prince. a ( Ennis Robert, cooper at B. 'Wier & Co. Lower Water. sà a Ervin Alfred F., carpenter, h 30 Bayers. 0 Ervin John, carpenter, h 62 Cornwallis. 0 Ervin John, jun., law student, h 62 Cornwallis. â Ervin Leonard, locksmith. 60 Cornwallis, h 62 do. fig Essex Charles, captain, h 5 Gerrish.

, g ESSON & CO., commission and West India merchants, 59 Upper Water. (See Adv. page 3.)

ee, Esson- George,,h 12 South. ,..Essofi Harriet, wid John, h 12 South.

- Esson James, clerk, h 12 South. ag es • ES-SON WILLIAM, commission and West India merchant 59 U r ; Pin

15.• Water, h 113 Pleasant. Estano Andrew, tinsmith, h 7 Proctor's Lane. Estano Edward, tinsmith, h 5 Gerrish.

AU Binds of Furniture Cheap for Cash, at 82 Barrington Street, Halifax.

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EXPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

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TRUNKS, VALISES,

COURIER BAGS, DRESSING CASES,TRAVELLERS' OIITFITS, &c. &c.

From -personal selection each: season, and by constant addition, tostock, on arrival 'of *ever-y Mail Steamer, we. . can thereby offer tothe public the largest and best â,saôrted.... .. ..-. ^

STOGK O.F FURNISHINGS,

IN THE CITY.

In our SHIRT DEPARTMENT, we are prepared to executeall orders for MAKING UP, in the most satisfàctory manner, atfavorable prices, and with- quick despatch.

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FRASER &SONS, Cabinet Organs, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

Estano Ellen, wid Robert, h 7 Proctor's Lane. ESTANO JOSEPH, tinsmith, 294 Upper Water, h 17 G-errish. (See

(Adv.. Index p. 57.) ESTA.NO LOUIS, stove dealer, etc., 54 Maynard and 21 Sackville, h 4

City. Estano Robert, cabinetmaker , h 5 Gerrish. Ettinger Miss Mary, dressmaier, h.28 Granville. Etter Sarah, wid Benjamin, h 85 Dresden Row. European Life Assurance Co., W. Myers Gray, agent, 139 Hollis. Eustice Richard, carpenter, h 44 Creighton. Evans David, flour weigher, h 27 Bauer. Evans David, blacksmith, h Windsor Road n Three Mile House. Evans E. C., agent, 103 Barrington, h 162 Barrington. Evans Frank, salesman, h 46 -Creighton. Evans James A., 'stonecutter, h 27 Bauer. Evans John fariner, h 27 Bauer. Evans Joseph, varigty store, 70 Albermarle. Evans L., boilermaker, h 51 Albro. Evans Nathaniel, boilermaker , h 51 Albro. Evans Thomas, boatman, Bedford. Evans Thomas, laborer, h 69 Birmingham. Evans William, county treasurer , Court House, h Windsor Road. Evans William C., 'clerk, h 27 liauer. eVANS W. L., auctioneer and commission merchant, 114 T.Tpper Water,

h Portland. Dartmouth. Evans William L, jun.; commission merchant, Commercial Wharf,

Upper Water, h Dartmouth. . EVENING EXPRESS, Compton & Co., 30 and 32 Bedford R ow. (See

Adv Index p. 57.) EVERETT BROTHERS, hats, caps and furs and silk hat manufactu.

rers, 100 Granville. (See Adv. next back cover.) EVERETT HENRY L., hats, caps and furs

' 100 Granville, h 36 Albro,

EVERETT THOMAS E. hats, caps and furs, 100 Granville, h36 Creighton.

Evens Catherine, wid James, h 91 City. Eviddll James, h 81 Morris. O • Ewing John, encrineer, 18 Bayers. Fader Charles, sloemaker, h 26 Lockman. Fader Frank, carpenter, h 18 Cornwallis. Fader George, policeman, bds 33 Hollis. Fader Henry A., shipwright, h Moran.

. Fagan James, cooper, h 83 Lower Water. Fagan John, porter, h 58 Albermarle. Fahey Edward, storekeeper

' h 34 Gerrish.

Fahey Jeremiah, laborer, 11222 Upper Water. ,FAHEY MICHAEL J., grocer, 65 Creighton, h 74 Cornwallis. Fahey Patrick, carpenter, h Gottingen .

RILLS ez BRUSH, Undertakers, teco., 82 Barrington Street, South of Chalmer's cue

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SUERS & NeNUTT, Cutlery, &c., 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax. PJ

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e Fairbanks Charles W„ civil engineer, h 120 Maitland. Fairbanks Edwin C., clerk, crown land office, h 53 Birmingham. ' e Fairbanks F. P.

' barrister, etc., 141 Hollis, h 82 Dresden Row. L'I.

2 FAIRBANKS SAMUEL P., commissiduer of crown lands, New P ro- i

vincial building, h 25 Salter. , -4 e Fairbanks W. B., merchant, h 82 Dresden Row. It 4 Fairhead Mrs. Mary, h 580i Upper Water. e % FALCONER DAVID, commission merchant, 259 Hollis,h Ochterloney • ›

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Falen 'Matthew, laborer' N. S. R.e.h- Richmond. o

es Fannan Henry, grocer, h 106 Gerrish. •, e ..t Fanning John, shoemaker, 152 Lower Wateii; h 150 do. )51 Faran Edward, carpenter, Ii 42 Lower Water. ô Fardy Thomas, cooper, h 340 Upper Water. . e el Farley John, shoemaker, h 36 Gottingen. 4

e Farmer Daniel, bookkeeper, h 14 Blowers. •. œ '

› Farmers' Market, 34, 36 and 38 Buckingham. o FARQUHAR (Sz FORREST, brokers, house and estate agents, 'etc,, 21 eee

George. (See .Adv. p. 150.) kre FARQUHAR JAMES, house and estate agent, 21 George, bds 20 œ 0

Bedford Row. ; , to Farquhar Robert, newspaper carrier

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Farquharson John, clothier, etc., 117 G-ranville, bds 14 Poplar Grove. 12 0 8 Farrell Bridget 3 wid Patrick, h 7 Argyle.

Farrell Dennis, shoemaker, h Maitland., o Farrell Edward, physician, 88 Argylé, h do. 0

0 o Farrell James, wheelwright, Poitulan. el

Farrell John, salesman, h 202 Upper Water. e Farrell John, storekeeper

' h 131 Lower Water.

Farrell John, grocer, 202 Upper Water, • h do. ;

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, Farrell John, seaman, h S , e Farrell Mary, milliner, 125 LoWer Water, h do. e Farrell Michael, laborer, h 159 Barrack. ,o Farrell Thomas, shoemaker, h 114 Grafton. * 4 Farrelson Mary, wid William, h 15 Victoria. ' 0( sm Farrugia G., professor of music, h 13 Dundonald. P

Faulkner G. B., pianoforte tuner, bds Clifton House. e 4 vi r

MoLEAN & KEITH, Brewers and Bottlers, 84 lower Water Street, Halifax.

Fahey Philip, printer, h Market Wharf, Lower Water. Fahey Thomas, laborer, h 92 Grafton. Fahie James, teamster, h Blue Bell Road. Fahie John, storekeeper, h Gray's Lane. Fahie P., grocer and liquors Market Wharf, Lower Water, h do. Fahie Thomas, clerk, h Market Wharf. Fahnart James, marble cutter, h 98 Lower Water. FAHNART JOHN E., shoemaker, 98 Lower Water h i Adv.

JIM d V .E1 a .E4 . 1 swimmer, eo Lower vv aIer, n ao. uaee _day. 2,

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STOCKS, BONDS AND DEBENTURES

Bought and Sold on Commission.

THE HIGHEST RATES PAID FOR

ÂMICAUf 'GOLD, EUIVER ORREICT, And ah kinds of Uncurrent Money.

COLLECTIONS MADE PROMPTLY ,

ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE OF R4AL ESTATE.

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STARBS & ffiaNUTT, General Hardware, &c., 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax.

Fay Edward, laborer, h 20 Gray's Lane.Fây J. B., ^un., elerk, bds Halifax Hotel.'Pay John, clerk; bds 1 Morris.Fay John L., cooper, h 20 Gray's Lane.Fay Patrick, coal measurer, 20 and 22 Gray's Lane.Fegan John, carpenter, 8 Bauer.Feg:, an Susan, dressmaker, h 4 Bauer:Feaan William, plasterer, h Victoria Road n Tower Road.Fendlin William, plasterer, h 16 Letson's Lane.Fenerty E.: Lawson, carriagemaker, h 8 Birmita ;ham.Fenerty George, house joine^r, h 43 Birmingham.Fenerty Mrs. J. W., °baker, 25 Argylé, h 23 do.Fenner David, steward, h 99 Cornwallis;Fenton Edward, sea captain, h.81 Cornwallis.Fenton Ellen, wid John, h 30 Almon.Fenton George, chairmaker, h Bayers.Fenton James, butcher, h 26 Altuon.Fenton Jane, wid Dennis, h 56 Lower Water.Fenton Margaret, dressmaker, 11 Maynard.Fenton William J., chairmaker, 7 and . 9 Johns, h 26 Bayers.Ferguson Alexander, carpenter, bds 66 Cunard.

.Ferguson Andrew, paperhangrer, bds..Dresden Row.Ferguson & Co.,, feed store, 1 Jacob.Ferguson George, printer, h 452 Upper Water.Ferguson Kenneth, auctioneer_aud _feed store, 108 Upper Water, and' 1

Jacob, h 66 Gottingen,Ferguson. Neil, blacksmith, bds 188 G raftôn.

_ Ferguson Peter,. carpenter; h 7 Gray'S Lane.Ferguty John, h 71 City.Fernald Charles, mason, h 94 Maitl.and.Ferns Anne K., wid Major Goré, h 11 Cr$i;hton.Ferris Frank G., carriagesmith, h 46 Birmingham.Ferris Jeremiah, carter, h 5.Lower Water.Ferris John, blacksmith, h 46 Birmingham.Ferris John, carriagesmith, h r 16 Rottenburg.Ferris John, shoemaker, h 15 Lockman.Ferris Michael, laborer, h 5 Lowen Water.FERRIOR, GEORGE, cooper, 'Power's Wharf.Fidler -Charles, tinsmith,. h. 20 Gerrish:Fidler James,, riager, Caldwell's Wharf, h 20 Gerrish.Fidler Robert,: sailmaker, h 85 Brunswick.Fidler Will iam, - rigger, h 26 Gerrish.Fielder Richard, saloon-, 374 Upper Water, h 376 do.Fielding Benjamin A., clerk,_ h 46 Lockman.Fielding Henry, caulker, Dockyard. ,Fielding Henry C., clerk, Fishwick's express,,h Richmond.Fielding James, bookkeeper, h 30 Maitland.

McLEAN & BEITH, Brandy, Gin, ; Whiskey, 84 Lower Water Street, Halifax,

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.. .FRASER & SONS, Pianos and Melodeons, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax,

Fieldinir William. H., salesman, h 30 Maitland,Fife William G., warehouse keeper, customs, h 37 Brunswick.Finck Philip, l0orer, h 19 Gas Lane.. .Findlay Alexander, tinsmith, h 74 Creighton.FINDLAY JOHN, boat . builder; h 294 Upper Water. (See Adc+,

Fitzgerald Michael, seaman, Butler's Wharf.

Index p. 57.)Findlay Robert, stevedore, h 2 Brunswick Lane:Findlay William, wharfinger, h Agricola.Finigan Dennis, laborér, h 8Albermarle.Finigan Flànd, carpenter, bds 55 Cornwallis.Finlan Catherine, wid John, h 66 Buckinbbam.Finlan J ames, printer, h 66 Buckingham.'Finlay James, laborer, h, 5801 Upper tiVater.Finlay James, baker, h 5.1 Duke..Finley David, plasterer; ,h.2 Lockman.Finley George;, coachman, bds International Hotel, Holl'is.,Finley James, grocer, h 67 Pleasant.Finley James, seapan, h 55 Maynard.'Finley Peter, laborer, h Queen's Quarrie&Finn James, porter, Cunard, h Creighton.Finn John, clerk; h 48 CreightonFinn Lawrence, porter, h 20 Maitland.Finviie Alex. S,, accountant, Bank B. N. A., h215 Hollis.Fish Henry, miner; h 530 Upper WaterFish Market, 203 Lower Water.Fish -Robert, house contractor, b4s 38 Wellington.Fisher Elizabeth; school teacher;4rphan's Home, 129 'North Park.Fisher. James, butcher, 20 Argyle, h do.Fisher James; truckman, h 193 Grafton.Fisher John, laborer, h 5 Gray's Lane.Fisher Jo'seph, carpenter, h 40 Brunswick.Fisher Robert, carpenter, Cunard; h Brunswick. ..Tisher William, blacksmith; h 81 Grafton. 'Fisher william, carpenter, h 69'Birm'ingham.FISHWICK .F. W., Colonial express, 249 and 251 Hollis, -h 564 Uppér-

Water.Fitzgerald Ann, wid Ricbard, h 54 Albro.Fitzgerald E., moulder, h 64 Birmingham.Fitzgerald Edward, laborer, h 24 Maynard. ^'Fitzgerald James, 1st clerk comptroller.office, customs, h 65 Pleasant,Fitzgerald James, laborer, h Lower Water. -Fitzgerald James, letter carrier, h 77 Albro.Fitzgerald John, telegraph line repairer, h 178 Hollis,Fitzgerald John, laborer, h. Windsor Road.Fitzgerald-John, salesman, bds 123 Barrington.Fitzgerald Mary, ^vid Garret, Butler's Wharf.

All Kinds of Dining Room Furniture, at 82 Barrington Street, Halifaa..

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STARIIB & MoNIITT, Cutlery, &a.,146 Upper Water Street,-Halifax.

Fitzgerald Nichols, laborer, h.5 Salter.Fitzgerald Richard, cooper, h• ^80 Upper Water.Fitzgerald Stephen, cooper, h. Salter...Fitzgerald William, conductor, city R. R., bds Depot, Road, n Depot.Fitzgerald William, wheelwright; bds 25 Jacob.' .Fitzgibbon Thomas, seaman,_Bennett's Wharf.' .Fitzmaurice, James A., carpenter, Bedford.Fitzmaurice Thomas, hotel, Bedford.Fitzpatrick Ellen, wid Michael, h Bentley's Lane n Lockman.Fitzpatrick James, reporter, h Lockma.n.Fitzpatrick Joseph M., salesman, h 44 Lockmân. .Fitzpatrick. William,'çarter, h Çampbell Road.,,Fitzpatrick 'William, -seaman,: h 178 Albermarlé.Flaherty Morgan,-laborer, h Jubilee Road.Flaherty Morgan,' sexton St. Paul's, h 56 Argyle.-Flannigan Edward, carpenter; h North,Flannigan- John, laborer, h 8 Albert.Flavin Patrick, grocer,. Richmond, h do: -- -Flecknoe George, clerk on the staff; h4 Bauer.Fleming James, pilot, bds Bennett's Wharf.Fleming John,_ pilot, h 146 Lower Water:Fleming John; laborer, h 196 . Lower Water.Fleming John, spar, maker, bds 36 Lower, Water.Fleming Peter, liquors, 173 Lowér Water, h do.Fleming Robert, porter, bds. Cunard Conrt.Fleming Samuel, laborer, h 96 Lowér Water.FLEMING. SANFORD, civil engineer, 158 Hollis, h 219 Brunswick.Fleming George, diver, h 23.Barrack.Fleming Miss Isabella, boardin,ghouse,12 Jacob.Fleming John, laborer, h Richmond.Fleming J. W., y grocer,.14 Jacob, h'12 do.Fletcher Adolphue, tobacconist, 28 Upper Water, h40 do.Fletcher Charles, h 13 Green.Fletcher Fer.dinand, carpenter, h 452 Upper iVater.Fletcher J.oseph.M:, carpenter, h Foundry Lane.Flinn Elizabeth, wid Thomas, h-154 Brunswick.Flinn Henry; sâlesman,, h 154 Brunswick.Flinn James, builder; _ h Quinpool Road.Flinn James W., liquors, O:Connor's Wharf, h 35 Gottinaen..Flinn John; h 154, Brunswick.Flinn John, brocer, Richmond,. h do.Flinn John, mason, h72 Gerrish.Flinn John, seaman; h 91 Lockman.Flinn John J., salesman, h 35 Gottingen.Flinn Martin, fisherman, h 50 Lower` Water.Flinn M: W., grocer and liquor dealer, 85 Grafton, h do.Flinn Patrick, shoemaker, h 158 , Albermarle.'

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Flinn Richard, carter, h 72 Gerrish. Flinn Thomas, builder, h Richmond. Flint Elijah, truekman, h 50 Albro. ° Flint Joseph, truckman

' h 72 Albro.

Flook George, cooper., h 105 Barrack. FLOWERS GEORGE, & SON, sail makers, Noble's Wharf, Lover

Water. ( See Adv. index p. 57.) Flowers Henry,sailmaker, Noble's Wharf, Lower Water,h 20 Birmingham , Floyd James, baker, h 193 Albermarle. • PLUCK GEORGE J., hair dresser and wig maker, 11 Duke, h do. Fluke William, policeman, h 117 Grafton. Flynn A., variety, 205 Lower. Water; Flynn James, bookbinder, h Artz Lane. Flynn John, sea captain, h 91 Lockman Flynn Nicholas, laborer, h Dresden Row. Fogarty James, painter, h 36 Canard.

Fogarty James, portér, h 68 Creighton. Fogarty John, cabinetmaker, h Cornwallis. Foley A. Maria, inriety shop, 4 Blowers, h 6 do. Foley Edward, gardener, h Agricola. Foley Edmund, laborer, h 9 Barrington. Foley Harriet, wid Patrick, h 85 Birmingham. Foley Harriet M., wid Patrick, 100 Queen. Foley Jacob, carpenter, h Brunswick Court. Foley James, gardener, h Smithfields n Smith. Foley James J., barrister, 11 Prince, h 36 Maynard. Foley John, boot and. shoe maker, 300 Upper Water, h 21 Lockman, Foley John, gardener, h Smith's fields n Smith. Foley John, laborer, h 6 South Hollis. Foley John, plasterer, h 101 Cornwallis. Foley John, sergeant police, North. Foley John tinsmith, h 103 North. Foley Michael, laborer, h 11 Barrington. Foley Robert, armorer, H.M. Ordnance, h 36 Maynard. Foley Robert J., salesman, h 36 Maynard. Foley Stephen, laborer, h 38 Dresden ROW. Foley Stephen, porter, Smith. Foley Thomas, painter, h 11 Barrington. Foley William, h 36 Dresden Row. Foord Alfred S., clerk, bank B.N.A., h 18 Morris. Foot Jeffrey, general ticket agent, N.S.R., 11 Russell. FOOT THOMAS, secretary and accountant N.S.R, h 147 Lockman. Forbes Thomas, clerk, h 11 Brenton. Forebes William, agent French Lloyds, h 131 Lockman. FORDHAM ARTHUR, leather dealer, 148 Upper Water, h 150 do.

(See Adv. opp.) Ford Cornelius, porter, h John.

Coffins of all Kinds and Prices, made at 82 Barrington Street, Halifax.

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LEITHE t AND HMOS, C 1E1 JE .A.1" J ,øI CASR,

148 UPPER WATER STREET, HALIFAX, N. S.

A GOOD SUPPLY OF

SOLE FOR HMS, WU Nil MED MID MUD BUTO.

Buff, Pglible Grain, French Fronts, Patent Nails, Lests,&c., &C.,

CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

Orders from the Country solicited, and filled up with promptitude and dispatch, at the lowest market . rates.

No order considered unless accompanied by cash remittance.,

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FACTORS SUPPLIED AT SHORT NOTIDÉ.

CONSIGNMENTS FROM THE COUNTRY SOLICITED.

ALSO, DEALEWIN

PRIATIN G , VRAPPING AND IIAMLL% PAPERA ND

COTTON RAGS, OLD PAPERS, CANVAS, ROPE, &c.

^rma Lead, Zinc, amd Hcras

SECOND HAND SHIP CHANLERY GOODS, °ANCHORS, CHAINS, WIRE RIGGIN0 ,7 SAILS, &C.

CHARLES KIMBELL will be happy -to seé his old Friends at 'the

.AXERYC.AN JUNK STORE,

277 Upper Water Street,

STARRS & NalITT, Best London Paints, Oils, &c., 148 Upper Water St. Halifax.

ord Michael, blacksmith, h 297 Upper Water. Ford Mrs. Winnifred, h 297 Upper Water.

ord Richard F., boot and shoemaker, 158 Upper Water, h do. Ford William, liquors, 10 Cornwallis, h 299 Upper Water.

'orhan Thos., sailmaker, Collins & Commercial Wharves, h 99 Lockman, Forman Henry B., physician, 153 Hollis. FORMAN JAMES, cashier bank of Nova Scotia, h Inglis. Forrest Alexander, physician, 42 and 44 George, h 82 Argyle.

orrest Alexander, jr., broker and estate agent, 21 George, h 82 Argyle. Forrest Elizabeth, h 61 Lower Water. Forrest James, student in arts, h 82 Argyle. FORREST REV. JOHN, Presbyterian, h 82 Argyle. Forrest John, city weigher hay, h Duffus.

orrest John, laborer, 16 Upper Water. orrest John, seaman, h 448 Upper Water.

Forrester John J., seaman, h 17 Maitland. Forrester Thomas, bds 18 Granville. Forristall Patrick, grocer and liquors, 17 Brunswick, h do. (See Adv.

Inde,c p. 57.) Forristall Robert, clerk, 13 Brunswick. Forsyth Alexander, druggist, 193 Hollis,h 35 Queen. FORSYTH & CO., druggists, 193 Hollis. Forsyth 1Vlargaret, wid James O., h 20 Victoria Road. Forsyth James, police. - Forsyth James, laborer, h r 70 Maitland. Forsyth William, bds Éteamboat Wharf, 209 Lower Water. • Fortune Jas., cooper, Oxley's Wharf, 181 Lower Water, h 34 do.' Fortune James, clerk, h 75 Granville. • FORTUNE JOSEPH, dry goods, 73 and 77 Granville, h 75 do. (See

Adv. 2). 158.) FOSTER HENRY, wholesale salesman, h 34 Albro. Foster James G., barrister, &c., 10 Prince, h Dartmouth. Foster John, coachman, h 24 Dresden Row. Foster Minar

' salesman, bds Argyle.

Foster Samuel, carriagemaker, h Depot Road n Russell. Foster S. E., school teacher, h 61 Pleasant. Poster Thomas, stonecutter, h Depot Road n Russell. Foster William, carpenter, h Depot Road n Russell. Foster William, locker in customs, h 61 Pleasant. FOSTER W. F., junk dealer, 277 Upper %Yater; h 111 Brunswick,

(See Adv. opp.) FOUND HENRY, tailor's cutter, h 150 Upper Water. FOWLER DANIEL H., bookkeeper,1 20 Seymour. Fowler Thomas S., clerk, bds 588 Upper Water. Fox Neil, saddler,. bds 482 Upper Water. Fox Robert, shoemaker, h 21 Gray's Lane. Fox Thomas, carpenter, , h 21 Gray's Lane.

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IdeLEAN & KEITH, X, XX, XXX Ale and Porter, 84 Lower Water St., Halifax.

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OUSE, CORNER OF GRANVILLE & PRINCE STS.,

SOUTH SIDE OF PROVINCE BUILDING, HALIFAX, N. S.

RI( COODS WHOLÉSALE AND RETAIL.

QI, FORTUNE HAS CO/i'STANTLY IN STOCK,

COTT ON WkiRP, very best quality, ALSO •

SUPERIOR FACTORY - COTTONS, WHITE AND STR1PED SHIRTINGS,

FAST COLOUR PRINTS, BED-TICKINGS, &c.

jt2DIIEDS SHAWLS, MANTLES, MILLINERV,

Boàaets &Ilats, Grimeliaes, Gorsets i floshri, TOWELINGS, WOOLLEN GOOM, &c., &c., &c.

All -of which will be found nwest Styles and very Cheap, as the.Stook is fortnightly renewed from the BEST MARKETS.

Goods eva lunch/1g° for Country Homosinill Socks Yaril. PLEASE CALL AND SEE.

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STARRB & McNIITT, Glass, Pntty, &c., 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax.

Fox 'William, carpenter, h 17 and 19 Gray's Lane.Frail John, storekeeper, h 10 Argyle.Frame Mrs. T. J., milliner, 94 Barrington, h 96 do.Frame Thomas J., blacksmith, h 94 and 96 Barrington.Francis Ann, wid Michael, h r 80 Lower Water.Francis Joseph, policeman, b 71 Gerrish.Francis L. P., salesman, h Gerrish.P rancis Richard, laborer, h 13 Cunard.Francklyn C. A. P., clerk, Merchant's bank, h Emscote, North West Arm.Francklyn Gilbert IV., h Emscote, "North West Arm.Francklyn George E., clerk, h Emscote, North West Arm.F:•ancklyn H. E., clerk, Tower Road.Francklyn R. H. D., clerk Cunard's, h 55, MorrisFrank David, fireman, gas works, h 12 Albert.Franklia.EdWard, clerk, bds 22 Tower Road.Franklin Thomas, printer, h 295 Upper Water.Fraser Alexander G., printer, h 12 Dresden Row.Fraser Angus, blacksmith, h 46 Dresden Row.Fraser Daniel, plasterer, bds 17 Buckingham.RASER DONALD, 'boot and shoemaker, 96 Hollis, h Dartmouth.

(See Adv. Index p. 57.)raser vonald, customs locker, h 5 Gottingen,RASER DONALD, liquors, Albermarle.raser Donald G., wheelwright, bds 17 Buckingham.raser George, bookkeeper A. Keith' & Sons, h 34 Tobin.raser George, machinist, h 11 Bell's Lane.raser George, shoemaker, h 11 Murchison's Lane.raser James; cabinetmaker, Barrington, h 11 Wallace.raser James, carpenter, h 44 Hollis. ,raser James,' laborer, 'h 14 Pleasant. ,raser James, storeman, h 17 Granville. -raser James A., pianoforte maker, h Wallace.raser John, seaman, h 43 Artz Lane.raser J. T., clerk N.S.R., h 58 Granville.raser Jôhn W., tailor, 98 Barrington, h do.raser, Paint & Co., commission merchants, 85 Upper Water.RASER R. G., oils and lamps, chemist, 72 Granville, h 81 Spring

Garden. Road:raser Robert, carpenter, Dockyard. .raser Rabert* laborer, h 13 Gas Lane.raser Robert, soda and lemonade manufacturer, h 17 South Hollis.raser Robert, jun., brass founder, h 13 Gas Lane. "raser. R. W., & Co., eom. merchants, Central Wharf, 59 Upper Water.raser Robert W., commission merchant, Central Wharf, Upper Water, h

101 Brunswick.raser Roderick; bookkeeper, h 119 Brunswick.raser Susan, boarding house, Poplar Grove.

MaLEAN & gEITH, Brewers and Bottlers, 84 Lower Water Street, Halifaa.

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STARRS 84McNUTT, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, 840., 146 Upper Water St., Halifax.

Fraser Thomas, bookkeeper, bds 70 Lower Water. Fraser Thomas, clerk, h 113 Lower Water. Fraser Thomas, saddler, h 482 Upper WateT. Fraser Thomas J., furniture dealer, 70 and 72 Barrington, h 66 Hollis. FRASER THOMAS R.

' physician, h 100 Argyle.

Fraser William; boot and shoemaker, h 162 Upper Water. • Fraser William, brass finisher, bds 13 Gas Lane.

..1' FRASER WILLIAM, cabinet and pianoforte maker, 70 and 72 Bar. ,. e rinaton e h 11 Wallace. ring ton,e Fraser William, carpenter, h 89 Albro. ;4.1 Fraser William, laborer, h North West Arm Road. = Fraser William D., sailmaker, bds 74 Barrington. :

e Fraser William J., commission merchant, 85 Upper Water, h Dartmouth. e Fraser William S., jun., pianoforte maker, 70 and >72 Barrington, h 25 a Victoria ro: '1 Q

..par FRASER WILLI AM, & SONS, furniture and pianoforte manufactv- Q rers, 70 and 72 Barrington. (See Adv. opp. furniture dealers.) WI

-01 FRAWLEY JOilY, boot and shoe manufacturer, 119 Upper Water, h e 2 Hurd's Lane. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) I? % Frazee J. C. P., _principal Commercial College, 15 Sackville, h Dartmouth. ô" Freekelton George, carpenter, .. b e e bds 30 Maynard. :1 Freckelton Joseph, newspaper carrier, h 30 Maynard. - Frecker J P. commission merchant, St. Pierre , Maitland, h 35 Pleasant.

• Frederick Edward *, clerk, h 110 City. •

:I Frederick Elizabeth, wid William, h 110 City. e■ Frederick Henry, carpenter, h, n North West Arm Road. X Frederick John, farmer, h Dutch Village Road. d Fredericks Charles, cooper, h13 Artz Lane. , i Free School, Depot Road n Russell. 4. Freeman Mrs. S. P., h 11 Brenton. e Freehill John, storekeeper, h Argyle. g, French George, butler, h 79 Gottingen. .,.. c,e FRENCH ;JOHN L., carpenter , 171 Albermarle; (See Adv. Index L) p. '57.) . . 0 ✓ - Fripp Edward, h Richmond.

.. a L / cs Fripps William, laborer, h 1 Pleasant. e« . e FRITH GILBERT R., commission merchant, 109 Upper Water, h

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4 FRITH GILBERT R., JUN., commission merchant, 109 Upper Water,

e.1,.? h 23 Spring Garden Road. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) ms Frith J. Harvey, student at law, h 23 Spring Garden Road. a. e Frizzel Alexander, porter, h Gerrish. â Frizzel James, cooper, h 78 Gerrish. . el Frizzle Alonso, painter, h Birmingham.

i Froley Patrick, laborer, h 121 Barrack. . Frost 11. D., boots arid shoes, 93 Granville, h 8 Maitland Terrace.

mcLEAN 8c KEITIC, Brandy, Gin, Whiskey, 84 Lower Water Street, Halifax.

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Dartmouth. Fultz A., brass founder and gasfitter and plumber, 52 Maynard, h 32 do. Fultz Albert, gasfitter, h 32 IVIaynard. Fultz Arthur; printer, h 80 Maynard. Fultz Edmond, salesman, h 32 Maynard. FULTZ • GEORGE, brass founder and gasfitter, 52 Maynard h 101

edfnwallis. (See Adv. Inde z p. 57.) Fultz James W., carpenter, h 31 Artz Lane. Funch George, seaman, h 25 Albro. Furlong John, provisions, 358 Upper Water, h do. Furlong Margaret, wid C., h 24 Morris. Furlong Michael, carpenter, bds 155 UPper Water. Furlong William, grocer and liquor dealer, 132 Gottingen, h do. Futcher Ferdinand A., carpenter

' h 452 Upper Water.

Gabriel Jonathan M., clerk, h 10 Brunswick Court. G gem Ann, wid Matthew, h Richmond. Gaines W. Henry, pressman, h 275 Upper Water. GALE R. W., insuranCe agent, 148 Hollis, h 25 South. (See Me

gisement Opp.) Gallagher Daniel, customs, h 75 Pleasant. Gallagher Daniel, vestry clerk St. Paul's, h 38 Lockman. Gallagher .Edward, stevedore, h r 121 Lower Water. Galligher Michael, laborer, h William opp James. Gallivan Ann, wid Thomas, h 46 Dresden Row. Gallivan John, shoemaker, 273 Upper . Water, h do. Gallivan, Margaret, dressmaker, h 27 Dresden Row. Gallivan Nicholas, fisherman, h 54 Dresden Row. Gambell John, laborer, h 6 Victoria. Gamrnell Tupper, clerk, bds 19 Sackville. Gammon William, proprietor Goshen House, 50 Argyle. Gannon John, messenger, N. S. R., h Depot Road. Gannon William, laborer, h 97 Maitland. Garde Edward, shipcarpenter, h 25 Lockman,

Fruit Growers' Association and International Show Society, D. He Starr, secretary, 188 Hollis.

Fry Abraham', coachman, h 130 Lockman. Fry John; truckman h 544 Upper %ter. Fryett Edward, gate porter, Dockyard. Fudge James, watchman, Dockyard, h Upper Water. Fudge John, labforer, h 44 Almon. Fudge Sarah, wid Robert, h 6 Almon. Fudge W illiam, sea captain, h 4 Brunswick. FULLER H. H., hardware &c., 45 Upper Water, h Granville cor Salter, FULLEIell, H., & CO., hardware, &c. ; 45 Upper 'Water. (See Ache ,

tiseme;tt p 2.) Fuller James, shoemaker, h 159 .Albermarle. Fuller John A., dry goods, &c., 112 and 114 Granville 11 Water

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OFFICE IN HALIFAX, N. S,, -- 148 HOLLIS STREET,.

New Business in 1868, - - - - -- - $62,000,000

Cash Assets, Juné 1st, 1869, ----- 10,000,000

Annual Cash Income, 6,000,000

The EQUITABLE conducts its business on the purely mutual

all, cash plan, all profits annually divided among the Policy Holders

on contribution plan.

Its new business in 1868 exceeded that of any Stock "" Note "

or Mixer " Company by upwards of Twelve Millions.

All Policies. in this Company are non•forfeitable after two and

three years. All the most popular kinds of Policies are issued by

this Company. . .

A new feature in Life Insurance has recently been introdûced

by this Society called "TONTINE DIVIDEND " Insurance.

As an Investment as - well as Life Insurance, the " Tontine " has

already become quite popular.

For further information, Books, Pamphlets, &c., apply to

R. W.; GAZE.,General ^dgent for Nova Scotia and, New Brunswid,

: 148 11QLLIS STREET.

IG4 HALIFAX,FRASER & SOM, Farniture Manufsoturers, 70 and 72 Barrington St ., H&U&I

Garde James, cabinetmaker, li 25 Lockman.Garde William, caulker, Dockyar dGardener. M~tthew, oarporiter, h 54 Lockman .G-a:rdonor Sophia, boarding, - 104 Lockman .Gard James, shooniaker, Pleasant, h 14 Victoria .Gardener James, carter, li 88 Albr , 0 .Gardener Thowas, slioemakor,-h 197 Albermarle . .Garnett Mary, wid Thomas, h 39 Artz Lane.Garnett Thomas, horse shoor, h 49 Artz Lane .Garrabrant William, engineer, li 8 Queen .Garrett Frank, coachman, h n Inglis .Garitett Patrick, carpenter, li 57 Albermarle .Garrison Church, Brunswick cor Cogswell .Garrison Club"'tuid,' Recreation Roonis, Cogswell n Gottingen .Garrison Williani, .6ustoips,bds 141 Lower Water .Garvie F . F.,'pliysician, .!a-Princo, h 3 Hollis .Garvie G. J.- B., clerk, b 3 Hollis,..,-. .Garvie J . B., physician, 11 3 Hollis .Garvio Margaict, wid John, h 3 Hollis .GARVIE REV. ALIEXANDER . R., Presbyterian) h 3 Hollis'.Garvie John, silversmith, h 3 Hollis .Garvio Thomas C., student at law, -h 3 Hollis .Garvie Will ,jani, barrister, li 3 Hollis .Gaslar Maria, wid Charles', 157 Grafton ,Gastonguay F ., grocer and liquors, 4-Saokvillo'h 6 do.Gas Works, Gas. lane n Pleasant ,Gaul John, coopor, oiis, &c., Power's Wharf, h Morris cor Hollis .GAUL WILLIAM, olothier&o ., 5 Upper Water, h-do. (SeeAdv.ln07. )Gay Elizabeth, vid Archibald, h 23 Granville.Gay C. IL IV., bds Halifax Hotel .Gear Jaines, boot and shoe maker, 44 Pleasant, h Victoria .'Gear Michael, shoemaker,130 Albermarle, bda ViotQria . 'Geary John, laborer, h North West 'Arm .Gebliard 'Andrew, farmer, li'Dutbh Village .Gebliard Joseph, farmer, h Dutch Village..Geddes Ale;xander,,paoker,,h'Albormarle.Geddie John W ., h 62 Looklan . , ' .Gee John,, laborer, Ih Queen's Quarries, North West Arm .Gee Michael laborer, ji Qae ein's Quarries, North West Arm ..Gee Fatr ,ick, labo ,rer, 4 Q*ueen's Quarries, North West Arm . .Geldert George . D., clerk, bds 157 . Barrington.Geldert J.- M., grocer, 46 Bedford Row, h Jubilee Road . -Geldert John, student at law, h Jubilee Road, North West Arm .Genge Anne; wid'Samuel, h 275 Upper Water.~ MGentle Bobert, baker, . h 25 Argyle . - , .Gentles David, baker, h 104 Grafton .The Best Furniture Polish is that made by HILLS & I BRUSH, 89 seirringta

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STARES & NoNUTT, Tin, Zinc, &o., 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax.

eoffery Brother, supt. St. Mary's College h North. .coghecan Patrick, fireman, N. S. R., h Richmond. .eorge c'Alexander, carpenter, h 42 Albro. 'eorge Catherine, wid Richard, h 81 Pleasant. • eorge Daniel, fisherman, h 28 Maynard. erald Patrick, laborer, h r 64 Birmingham. errad Thomas, stevedore, h 55 Uranville. • hee Thomas, laborer, h 160 Albermarle. ibbon Thomas L., jeweller, h Maynard. ibbon William G:, clerk, h. 49 .6 Upper Water. ibson Ann wid Daniel, h 128 Gottingen. ibson Charles J., cordial manufacturer, 99 Upper Water, h 101 do. ibson George, clerk, h Barrington. ibson Harrington, carpenter, h 182 Albermarle. ibson James, clerk, h Barrington. IBSON JOHN, corn. and West India merchant, Steamboat Wharf, h 72

Pleasant., bson W. H. , salesman, h 101' Upper Water. •

ezer 'Amos, farmer, h Dutch Village Road. • ezer Mark, fariner, h Dutch Village Road. [EZER WM., wheelwright,Windsor Road, h do. (See ...4.dv Index p. 57.) fford Joseph, laborer, h . 212 Grafton. Ibert George, clerk, h 20 A.rgyle. Ibert 'George, laborer, h 486 Upper Water. ,• ilbert James, laborer, h 486 Upper Water. •

bertJesse, wid Amos, h 584 Upper Water. • lbert W., laborer, Dockyard. 1day James, music teaeher, bds 488 Upper Water. Ifoy Johanna, wid John, h 546 Upper Water. Hoy John, laborer, h 554' Upper Water. - Ifoy John, laborer, h •Duffus. •

foy Mark, farmer, h Windsor Road. foy Thomas, policeman, bds 286 Upper 'Water.- ,

lfoy Thomas, policeman*, bds Gottingen. sfoyle John, butcher, 89 Cornwallis, h 117-.Albro. 1 ,foyle William, butcher, h Albro. 1 Caroline, grocer, &c., 41 Gottingen, h 43 do. •

l Catherine, wid Edwa;rd, h Summer. ligan Owen, carpenter, city R.R., bds Richmond. Ilis John, blacksmith 3 Cornwallis, bds 72 Maitland. « lmore John, -wheelwright, h Grafton.

• )pin John B., physiciitn, 25 Barrington, h . do. rLPIN REV. EDWARD, D. D:, supt., grammar school, 55 Birmin'ef- ,

ham, h 21 Spring Garden Road. ps Catherine, wid John, h 508 Upper Water. nvell Samuel, shoemaker

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Glassie William, mail coach driver, 55 Maynard'. Glaster James, laborer, h 17 Blowers. Glazebrook ,Mrs. A.nn, keeper City Court House, h do. Glazebrook Charles fisherman

' h Ferguson's Cove.

Glazebrook John, fisherman, 1128 Albermarle. Glazebrook William laborer, h 12 Albert. Gleason Patrick, laborer, h 140 Albermarle. Gleason Timothy, store keeper, h 139 Barrack. Glenn, Portia • & Sarah, confectioners, 13 Blowers, h do. •

Glennon Nicholai, superintendent city R.R., h Depot Road n Depot. Godfrey Charles IL, clerk, bds 36 Brunswick. Godfrey Mrs. .A.nn S., h 171 Barrington. Godfrey P., liquors, 147 Upper Water, h 145 do. GODKIN BENJAMIN, merchant tailor, 157 Hollis, h 17 Birmingham,

(See Adv. opp.) Godkin Charles M. ) bookkeeper, h 17 Birmingham. Godwin Mary Ann variety shop, 96 Gottingen, h do. Gofigh Richarid, baker, h 53 Gottingen.' Goggin Kenney, laborer, h Pine Hill. Golden Maurice, driver city R.R., h cor Water and ,Cornwallis. GOLDIE JAMES, manager bank B.N.A., h 8 Inglis. Goldsworthy Joseph, plasterer, h West n Bayers. Goldsworthy William, mason, bds Salter's Lane. , Gondon Garrett, laborer, h 17 Hurd's Lane. Gooley Lawrence, • grocer and liquors, 70 and 72 • Duke. Gooley Thomas, stonecutter

' .h Dutch Village n North West Arm.

Gooseley Thomas A., school teacher, 1 Falkland. GOQSELEY REV. STEPHEN, Methodist, h 1 Falkland. . Gorbell Frederick, painter, Ms 66 Cunard. Gorbell john, confectioner, 139 Gottingen, bds 66 Cunard. Gordon George, issuer commissariat, h 51 Grafton. Gordon James, furniture manuf., 37 Barrington, h 37 South Park. Gordon J. B.

' bookkeeper, h 37 South Park.

GORDON & KEITH, furniture manufacturers, 37 Barrington. Adv.Opp.)

Gore John, butcher, h 12 Garrick. , Gore John, laborer, h r 69 City. GOREH AM ARCHIBALD, boots and shoes 23 Duke, h 91

Park. Goreham Patrick, gate porter, Ordnance, h Prince. lioreham W. H., h 11 Moran. Gorham Charles F., assistant bookkeeper, h 23 Maynard. GOBIIA.M EDWARD, dry goods, 121 Granville,,h 5 Wallace. Gorham John W., bookkeeper, h 23 Maynard. 'GORHAM RICHARD, &CŒ, corn. merchants, 145 Lower Water.

A dv. Index p. 57.) Gorham Richard, corn. merchant, 145 Lower Water, h23 Maynard.

Any thing from a Cradle to a Coffin to be had at 82 Barrington St. Hale

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FURNITURE WAREROOMS .

GORDON & KEITH ,I^ALIFAX, N. S.

21iANIIFACTUREItB OF AND DEALERS IN EVI;RY DESCRIPTION OF

ROUSEIIOLD y üHave always on hand the largest, richest, and best collection of

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BRASS CORNlOES, IRON BEDSTEADS.WAREROOIIIS :

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La 0 Et ffl, 157 HOLLIS STREET,

HALIFAX, N. S.

IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN

BROAD CLOTHS, DOESKINS ; BUCK FAUCY CACOMMO0

India Rubber Coats, Trowsers, Leggings GENTS' WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,

UNDER CLOTHES, COLLARS, TIES &c. &c. &c.

NAVAL AND MILITARY WORK OF ALL KIDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICE.

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sTARgg & XcBUTT, Iron, Steel, Ironmongery, 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax.

Gorham Thomas G., clerk, 23 Maynard.Gorman John, laborer, h 45 Lower Water.Gorman John, laborer, h West. °Gorman Patrick, porter, h 53 Prince.Gossip C. J., J. P., physician of Edinburgh, and health officer, h 43

Argyle.Gossip Georgina, school teacher, h 79 Grafton.Gossip James, books and stationery, 87 Granville, h 4 Birmingham.Gossip Sarah Ann, wid James, h 97 Grafton.GOSSIP tiVILLIAM; books and stationery, 87 Granville, h 2 Brenton.GOUCHER REV. J. E., Baptist, h 28 Albro.Gouda,e Ann, wid Thomas, h 8 Morris. ^Goudge F., clerk, h-:115 Lower Water.Goudâe Edward, bookkeeper, h 25 Lower Water.Goudge Henry, clerk, h 25 Lower Water.Goudge Mary, wid Edward, h 25 Lower Water.Goudge Tho ►nas, clerk, Halifax Fire Insurance Company, h 44 B ayers.Gough Edward, porter, N.S.R., h Richmond.Goubh Richard, bàker, h 53 Gottina,en.Gou(r,h Patrick, carpenter, h 13 Bren ton .Goulding 111., barber, 227 Upper W ater, h 225 do.Gowans George mason, 133 Albro.Gowler William, mason, h 80 Albro.Grace Adam, carter, h Quinpool Road.Grace Martin, laborer, h 31 Creighton.Grace Pierce, mercliant tailor, 181 Upper Water, h do.Grace Thomas, laborer, h North West Arm Road.Gradey John; laborer, h r 40 Lower Water.Graham A., moulder, 11 44 Grafton.Graham Charles, grocer, 24 Sackville, h 12 Lower -AVater.Graham Charles A., clerk, h'12 Lower, Water.Graham Charles, & Co., grocers and liquors, 24 Sackville.Graham Frank, clerk, h 40 Bedford Row:Graham George, clerk, h 40 Bedford Row.Graham George, carpenter, h Richmond.GRAHAM HUGH, millwright, li 40 Bedford Row.Graham James, carpenter, h 95 Cornwallis,Graham James, sea captain., h Dartmouth.Graham James, stonecutter, h Quinpool Road.GRAHAi1T JAMES R., city steam mills, 160 Upper Water, h 12

Maynard.Graham Matthew, carpenter, h Richmqnd.Graham Peter, seaman, h 190 Brunswick.Graham Robert, carpenter, h 95 Cornwallis.Graham Thomas, h 49 Queen.Graham Wallace, clerk, bds Mansion.Graham William, h 197 Grafton.

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FRAME, Se SONS, Harmoniums, 70 and. 72 Barrington Street, Halifax,

. Graham William, coachman, h 13 Barrington. e: Graham William S., carpenter, h 95 Cornwallis. . ,

• --e, Grammar School, 55 Birmingham. 4e GRAND EDWARD, farmer, h North West Arm Road. ›. a Grand Parade, Barrington cor St. Paul. fe? Granderson Margaret, wid «William, h 81 City. , . » Granderson William, printer, h 81 City. - zi; Grant Alexaitde. r, builder, 160 Grafton. g GRANT ALPIN, printer, editor and proprietor British -Colonist News.

*5 .• 33 and 35 Bedford &w, h South Park. (See Adv. opp.) .. 0 Grant Charles, pensioner, customs, h 26 Cornwallis. -

ea ., › -Grant & Co., 29 Salter. ei Grant Duncan

, carpenter, h Brenton.

141 Grant Elizabeth, wid John, h 35 Brunswick. ... Grânt George, carpenter, h 28 Birmingham. e . Q Grant George, mason ) bds 25 Bedford Row.- bt b , .

-41 Grant G-eorge r painter, Salter, h 16 M aynard. e GR ANT REV. GEORGE M., Presbyterian, h 135 Pleasant. -e, GRANT JAMES 1A., livery-stables, 108 Argyle, h 104 do. (See Adv. Q Index I). 57.) - , 1 - 'Grant J. MacGrector, surveyor war depârtment, h 11 Smith. c g Grant Miss Jane, h 39 Barrington. , Q . .

✓ Grant John A., commission riierchant, Central Wharf; bds 1 Lower . Water. e e Grant John A., farmer' h Quiripool Road. _

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- . . % Grant John F bookkeeper, h 7 Bishop . - -- s „, .

1.1 éi GRANT JOHN N., commission flour merchant, Central Wharf, I 1

..5., Lower Water. 21 Grant Margaret, wid Thomas, h 3 Pleasant. g Grant P., moulder, h 7 Smith. tz Grant Peter, carpenter, h 13 Dresden Row. d'« GRANT PETER, dry e, o cro ds, 135 Granville, bds Halifax Hotel.

14 Grant P. M., clerk, h 56 Lockman. 'z Grant Robert, carpenter

' h 116 " Maitland.

e GRANT, ROMANS & CO., dry goods, 135 Granville. eJ g Grant Thomas

, b0 oincer beer and soda water manufacturer, 29 G-ranville,

M 3 Grant Thomas, teamster, h Pleasant. •

.:d. Grant William, bookkeeper, h 39 Barrington. ›i•- Grant William, carpenter, h 76 Lockman. WI Grant William, salesman, h Birmingham. el Grant William A .5 office keeper, head-quarter office, h 137 Pleasant. Q 1.4 Granville Mrs, Ann ; liquors and boarding house, 157 Upper Water, 1:4 155 do, el Graves Charles, clerk, 75 Maynard. g Graves Edward, grocer and boarding house, 131 and 136 Lower Water.

Graves Henry, baker, h Albermarle cor Prince. Graves Richard, teamster, h 138 Lockman.

Cheap Bedroom Furniture at HILLS Se BRUSH'S, 82 Barrington St.

HALIFAX.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN

StOne and Iron Paint Mills,turbine Water Wheels ,

Leather and Rubber Belting',Drug Mills ,

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FB.ASER & SONS, Pianos and Melodeons, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

Graves Thomas L.' 'cooper, 134 Lower Water, h 136 do.

Graves William laborer , h 31 Falkland. ix Gray Alexander, saddler, bds 482 Upper Water. mg GRAY B. G barrister and estate agent. 34 Bedford Row, h 22 Tobin

(See .Ativ. opp.) 71, Gray G. G., locker, customs, h 5 Moran.

Gray Henry, laborer, h 159 Albermarle. " • Gray James, laborer, h 61 Lower Water. j, Gray J., wid James, h 36 Brunswick. e Gray John, blacksmith, h 35 Foley.

Gray John, carriage painter, h 36 Brunswick. Gray John B., clerk, bds Halifax Hotel. Gray Mary, wid Michael, h 44 Upper Water. Gray Martin, seaman, h 44 Upper Water.

.1 Gray Michael, côoper, h 44 Upper Water. tr Gray Richard, seaman, h 29 Brenton. •

GRAY ROB le,RT, dry goods, 91 Granville, h 45 Queen. 14' GRAY ROBERT, spoemaker, h Water. 4 Gray R. H., sea captain, h 7 Brenton. • Gray Samuel, laborer, Agricola.

Laid, GRAY SA.MUEL H ; barrister and estate agent, 139 Hollis h 29 Vic-toria Road.

et. Gray Thomas, laborer, h 61 Lower 'Water. >7 Gray William, gardener, h Richmond. e GRAY W. MYERS, barrister and insurance agent , and stock broker,

139 Hollis, h Carol Side, N.W.A.. GRAY W. M. &8. H., barrister and estate _agents, 139 Hollis. (See

Adv. back cover.) Green Arthur, carpenter, h 154 Brunswick. Green Charles, machinist, h Richmond.

e Green Daniel, sea captain' h 118 naitland.

g Green James, laborer, h 129 Grafton. ei Green John, laborer, h 129 Grafton, o Green John, seaman, h 3 Prince William. • Green John, variety, 67 Cornwallis h do.

Green Joseph, conductor, city R.R., h 25 Barrack. E Greenan George, seaman, h 162 Argyle.

Greenway John, tax collecter, h 22 Moran. • Greeno Charles, blacksmith, bds 321 TJpper Water.

G-reenough John carpenter, h Gottingen. eà' GreenWood E. d. W., city treasurer, h 14 Queen. me Greenwood H. A., bookkeeper, h 113 Brunswick. eS Greenwood Howard, clerk, h 14 Queen.

Greenwood James T., wholesale clerk, h 39 Morris. at e Greenwood John clerk h 120 Albermarle. Greenwood Richard, porter, N.S.R., h Richmond. Greenwood Robert, clerk, h Hanover.

The Cheapest Place to Furnish your House is at 82 Harlington Bt u Halifax.

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NOTARY, COMMISSIONER, 8rc. &c.

No. 54 BEDFORD ROW,

HALIFAX, N. S.

Attends to legal business of all kinds in the DOMINION

OF CANADA and in the 'UNITED STATEs.

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FRASER & BONS, Harmoni=e, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax.

Greer G. M., clerk Mercantile Abency, bds Halifax Hotel.Grierson John superintendent Industral school,h 74 Spring Garden Road.Griffin Bridget, wid James, h 178 Albermarle.Griffin Bfidg,et, wid Patrick, h-93 Cornwallis.Griflîn Charles, porter, h Grafton.Griffin Edward, laborer, h King.Griffin Ellen, wid 11ichael, h r 1 Lower Water.Griffin James, captain, steamship Alpha, h 34 Artz Lane.Griffin James, cooper, h 19 Proctor's Lane.Griffin John, butcher, h 54, Albro.Griffin John T., school teacher, h Proctor's Lane.Griffin Mary, wid Charles, h 16 Falkland.Griffin Mary, wid William, h 184 Grafton.Griffin Patrick, bricklayer, h 167 Barrack.Griffin, Patrick, h 93 Cornwallis. -Griffin Robert, laborer, h 5.4 Albermarle.Griffin Thomas, driver city R.R., bds Argyle.Griffin William, w^eelwribht, 47 North, h 95 do.Griffis William, engineer, h 15 Proctor's Lane.Griffith N. J., barrister, 233 Hollis, h 93 Cornwallis-.Griffith Thomas, laborer, h r 115 Lower.'Water.Griban Richard, laborer, h r 80 Lower Water.Gribor Catherine, wid William, h 71 'Sprinb Garden Road'..Grigwire George, laborer, h 143 Barrack.Grono George, storeman, h 33 Falkland.Grose Daniel, seaman, li 102 Maitland.Grose Elizabeth, wid Henry, h 115 Albermarle.Groves Miss Elizabeth, school teacher, h, 97 Hollis.Guard room, 9 Spring Garden Road.Guess John, blacksmith, bds Depot Road =.n Depot.Guess Richard, h Depot Road n Depot.Guildford Richard A., sea captain, h 53 Brunswick.Guinan Thomas, brakesman, N.S.R., h Bichmond:.Gullan_ William, mason, h 21 Cunard.Gululin Carlos, machinist, h Richmond.Gully John, carter, h, 186 Gottingen.Gully John, laborer, Dockyard.Gumb Ann, variety, 66 Cunard, h do.Gumb James, nailcutter, h North West Arm,Gumb William, laborer, h North West Arm Road.Gunn Alexander, storekeeper, h 62 Lower Water..Gunn John S., carpenter, N.S.R., h Richmond.Gunn John, laborer, h r 80 Lower Water.Gunthorpe William F., printer, h 12 Victoria.Guy George, chief clerk Adjutant General, h Gottingen.Guy Geora;e, truckman, h 6 Victoria.Gwatkin James, blacksmith, 38 Duke, h 36 do.

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gTggRS & McNUTT, General Hardware, &c., 146 Upper. Water Street, Halifax.

Hackett John; machrnst, h Pleasant.Hackett Martin, grocer, 36 Albro, h 44 do.Hackett Michael,. carpenter, Bedford.Hackett Morton, frreman, h Smithfields.Hadden Henry, liquors, 20 and 22 Almon.Hadson William, general warehousekeeper, h 14 Jacob.Hagan John, -butcher, h 4 Bauer.Haâan Patrick, grocer, 108 Albro, h do.Hagarty Francis J., clerk, h 66 Pleasant.

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HAGART-Ÿ J. P., pianofortes and music dealer, 98 Granvi^le, h 66Pleasant. (See Ad>>._ Index p. 57.)

Hagerty John, stonecutter, h 25 Macara.Hagerty Patrick, messenger, inland re^^enue, h Dutch Village.Hainsworth Thomas, iron moulder, h Conway's Wharf.Haley James, mason, h 152 Grafton. .Haley John, gasfitter, h 85 Albermarle.Haley John, mason, h 130 Gottingen.Haley Lawrence, butcher, h 422 Upper Water.Haley Patrick, mason, h 11 Barrack. 'Haley Patrick, truckman, h 60 Maynard -Haley William, seanlan, h 122 Albermarlé.Halifax Agency Union Bank of London, S. A. White & Co., 75 Upper

Water.Halifax Banking Company, William Pryor, president, 55 Upper Water.Halifax and Boston I'ackets, Lawson Iiarrington & Company, agents,

Commercial Wharf, Upper Water.

IIALIFAX BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY, Robert Taylor, pro-. prietor, Upper Water. (See Adv. Index p.- 57 )Halifax Catholic Young Men's Literary Association, St. Vincent's hall,

Cornwallis.HALIFAX CITIZEN, E. M. McDonald, editor and proprietor, 25

Sackville. (Sée Adv. Index p. 57.)Halifax City Railroad Co., William D. O'Brien, manager, Richmond.Halifax Club House, 154 Hollis.Halifax County Jail, Spring Garden Road n Pleasant.Halifax Fire Insurance Company, Andrew M. Uniacke, president, 6

Bedford Row.Halifax Grammar School, 55 Birmingham.Halifax Library, 197 Ho ►1is.

HALIFAX REPORTER'AND TIMES, Joseph C. Crosskill, editorand proprietor, 28 Bedford Row. (See Adv. Index p. 57.)

Halifax Steam Ferry Boat Company, office'Steaniboat Wharf, Dartmouth.Halifax Sweeps Office, Neil Brodie, 78 Argyle..Halifax Union Marine Insurance Company, William Roche, secretary,

64 Bedford Row.Halifax Visiting Dispensary, 108 Argyle.

XcLEAN & REITH, 'Importere of London Brown Stout, 84 Lower; Water Street.

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HALIFAX YOUNG MII.1N'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Thos, E.' Clarke, secretary, 183 Hollis.

Jl:t1i6c Young. Men's Early Closing Association, 6 Jacob. Hitlkin John, pdlicentan, h 105 (knish., Ball . 11., bookkeeper, h 13 Gottingen. !fall David, grain measurer, 11 67 Maitland, 111111. E. 0., clerk, 11 21. Injtynard,

1.1:arris, bookkeeper, h 13 Gottingen. :11allilonry, clerk, bd s 21 -Maynard, Hall Henry K., wlutrfinger, h 21 Maynard. litt11 John, fariner, 11 r 33 Almon.

liatrick, coal measurer, h 41 and 43 George. Hall S. A., wid Z. S. 21 Maynard. -Hall Stephen T., eletk, h 21 Maynard. :111111 Thomas lt., confectioner, 20 Spring Cardon Road, 11 16 do. - Hall William, clerk, h 21 Maynard. Hall William H., niusic teacher, 11 136 Argyle. 11AL14 Z. S., boolis, stationery, &e.

, 16à and 167 Hollis,-1173 Lockman,

Halliburton Johd , barrister, h 27 Morris. Ilalliburton 1L 0•., barrister, 11 Quinpool ltoad. Halloway joules., shoemaker, 11 46 Birmingham, Ilallm Mrs. (loorgo, school teacher, h Brunswick. HALLS 01101101U W,, sliipbroker and commission merchant, C4 Bd.

ford :Row, It 3 Maitland. (&W Adv opp brokers.) Halls Sydney A., clerk, h 41 Brunswick. Halpin Thomas, seaman, h 6 Victoria. Hamilton Charles I1 , salesman, bds 9 Granville. Hamilton C. II., clerk, 11 195 Lockman. Hamilton Charles W., clerk, bds 8 Brunswick Court. Hamilton E. • ., 16 1Tppor Wttter. Hamilton Francis, clerk, bd s 9 Granville. Hamilton II., mossenger, Halifax, Banking Cotnpany, h 21 Mtwara, Hamilton Henry J., uooper, h 64 Bilby. 11amilton John, laborer, h'60 City. Hamilton J. E., clerk, h 145 Brunswick. Hamilton John J., police. Hamilton - Joseph, ac(ountant, 11 S Brunswick Court. 1111I114TÔN JOSEPH, grocer, Bedford Station. 11A1lILT0N P. S., barrister and mining agent,

Wallace. IIA■liLTON 11. C., oommiSsiOn and flour merchant, 119 Lower Water,

h 49 Pleasant. HAMILTON 11. C., & CO., connnission, flour and produce merchants,

119 Lower Water. (Sec Adv. opp flour dealers.) :Hamilton Robert, salesman, bds 116 Hollis. Hamilton, 'Robert, labOrer, 11 r 80 Lower Water. 11ANIILT,o.N THOMAS, bookkeeper, Bedford Station.

HILLS & BRUSH, Undertakers, 8co., 82 Barrington Street, Halifax,

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BTA,RRB & MoNIITT, Outlery, &c., 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax.

IjAMILTON W. B., merchant, Hamilton's Wharf, h 75 Brunswick.IIAMILTON W. B,& CO., merchants, Hamilton's Wharf.Hamilton William . 1^3., clerk, bds Brenton.

any Sarah, wid William, tailoress, h 55 Creio;hton. •

flamm James, sea captain, h 22 Lower Water.Hamm Sarah, wid James, h John n West.Hammett B. II., sea captain, h Windsor Road.Hams John, laborer, h 39 Albermarle.Ilamstead George, harnossmaker, h 162 Upper Water.hIANABRY ROBERT, blacks ith, h Queen's Quarries.Handloy John, police, AlbermarlôÌÎanley George, merchant, 82 .I3ca^rd Row, h Dresden Row.Hannah William, porter, bds 13 Gas Lane.Iiannan J ames, butcher, 332 Upper Water, h do.lannan John, butcher, h 83 Pleasant.

HANNAN REV. MICIIA EL, Roman Catholic, b 74 Pleasant.annanWilliam, butcher, 74 Sackville.

Iannigan John, laborer, 27 Alrnon.anni;an John, laborer, h 34 Almon.annigan John, laborer, h 6 Granville.

Ianuigan John, shoemaker, bds 124 Argyle 'lannigan William, guard Provincial Penitentiary, h Grafton.-anrahan James, fisherman, Ferguson's Cove.lanrahan Richard, macliinist, b Ferguson's Cove.ansford John, coachman, h n Inglis.

lansell William, carter, bds 4 Seymour.anson John, staff sergreAnt, h 38 Birmingham.arahar Martin, pensioner, h 147 Barrack.arbolt William, laborer, h 22 Falkland.ARDI+;NBROOK MRS. AllELINE; 'boardin^ house 68 Granville.ardenbrook Frederick S., salesman, h 68 GrAnville. ârdiman E dward, laborer, h 45 Grafton.ardiman Edward, jun., mason, h 45, Grafton.,ardiman Thomas, laborer, h 45 Grafton.arding Henry, porter, h Upper Water.ardy James, cabman, li 56 Argyle.ardy Frederick, sergeant major, h 27 Bayers.ardy ITenry, porter, h Conway's Wharf.areman Robert, seaman, h 30 Gray's Lane. °are Thomas, furrier, bds Parker House.ARE WILLIAM A., commission merchant and insurance agent, 131

L,bwer,Water, h Maple Wood, North West Arm. (See Adv, per.Iit.dex p. 57.)

arley Eleonora, wid Alfred, h 182 Lockman. 'arlQy/Prederiok, salesman, h 182 Loekman,arley George, machinist, bds 182 Lookman.arley John, turner, h 85 City.

LEAN & BEITx, .X, XX, XXX Ale and Porter, 84 Lower Water St., Halifax.

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FRASER. & SONO, Furniture Manufacturers, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax

Harly 'Thomas, h 111 Albermarle. Harnish Abram, laborer, h 40 Cunard. Harnish, Henry, laborer, h 124 Cornwallis. HAROLD JAMES, hoop skirts, 25 George, h do. Harrigan Andrew, confectioner, h Argyle. Harrington A. Inglis, student at law, h 212 Gottingen. Harrington Cornelius, school teacher, h 18 John. Harrington C. Sidney, student at law, h 212 Gottingen. Harrington E. H., barrister, 60 Granville, h 212 Gottingen. B.arrington E. R., importing agent, 60 Granville, h 212 Gottingen. HARRINGTON W. D., grocer, Hollis cor Sackville, h 9 Maitland. HARRINGTON W. IL, commission merchant, Commercial Wharf, h

52 Lockman. HARRINGTON W. M., grocer and liquors, 253 Hollis, and 50 Upper

Water, h 99 Hollis. HARRINGTON W. M., 8e CO.; grocers

' liquors and commission mer.

chants, 253 Hollis, and 50 Upper Water. Harris Alfred, coxpenter, h Summer.

'Harris B. R., patternmaker, h Royal Engineer Yard. HARRIS BROTFIERS, clothing, boots and shoes, 209 Barrington,

, Harris Charles, laborer, h 514 Upper Water. , Harris Charles A., printer, bds 74 Brunswick. Harris Charles E., carpenter, 113 North Park. Harris Edward, clothier, and boots and shoes, 209 Barrington, h

and 32 Canton. Harris Edward, mason, h 24 Bilby. Harris George D.; patternmaker, h Water. Harris George J., tinsmith and plumber, h 41 Gerrish. Harris Henry J., builder, 31 City. HARRIS HERBERT, nurseryman, seedsman and florist, 570, 572

Upper Water. Harris J. E., foreman patternmaker, h 'Water. Harris John, builder

' h 21 City.

, Harris John, clerk, bds 107 Argyle. Harris Johnaminter, h 41 Gerrish. HARRIS JOHN, boot and shoemaker, 8 Almon, h do. Harris Leverett, salesman, bds Mansion House. Harris Otis D., salesman, bds Argyle. Harris Whitney E., clothier, and boots and shoes, 209 Banington,h'30

and 32 Canton. Haurris William P., clerk, bds 12 Starr. Harris William T., carpenter, h 74 Brunswick. Harrison J., barber, 5 Pleasant. Harrison Mrs. Margaret, milliner, 115 Barrington; h 117 do. Harrison Robert, truckman, h Russell, n Upper Water. Harshman James H. cooper, h 30 Cunard. Harshman William, laborer, h 30 Cunard.

Feathèr Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, at 82 Barrington Street, Halifax.

HALIFAX. 179

STflM & McNIITT, Best London Paints, Oils, &o., 146 Upper Water St., Halifax

HART ABRAHAM W., clerk customs, h 3 Young.Hart George W., clerk, h Granville.Hart James, commission and West India merchant, Caldwell's Wharf, h

70 Pleasant:.Hart James, painter, h Gerrish.Hart John J., clerk, bds 68 Granville.HART LEVI, commission and West India merchant, 165 Lower Water,

h Cobourg, North West Arm. IHart R. J., commission merchant, 41 Lower Water, h 117 Pleasant.Hart William, carter, h 92 Creighton.Hart W., clerk, bds 68 Granville.HART WILLIAM H., West India and commission merchant, Brim-

ner's Wharf,,Lower Water, bds Halifax Hotel.Hartery. Cornelius, laborer, h 1 Cornwallis.Hartiland Benjamin, butcher, h Depot Road, n Depot.Hartiland Charles, butcher, h Depot Road, n Depot.Hartiland George, laborer, h Depot Road, n Depôt.Hartiland James, butcher, h Depot Road, n Depot.Hartiland J. J., carpenter, YJ 8"Gerrish:Hartiland Joseph, butcher, h.Depot Road; n Depot.Hartnett John, police. ^Hartléy Edward, shoemaker, h 80 Creighton.HARTSHORNE HUGH, barrister and insurance agent, 48 Bedfor&

Row, h 39 Argyle.$artney M,) eaulker, Dockyard.Hartt George E., liquors, 346 Upper Water, h 348 do.Hartt Henry, merçhant, h 41 Queen.Harttvay Maurice, shipwright, li 8 Maitlan&Harty Patrick, tailor, h Grafton.Harvey Edward, patternmaker, h 100 Gerrish:HARVEY E TUPPLR, grocer, 32 Buckingham, h.7 Gottingen.Harvey George C.,. commission and West India.mercbant, Central Wharf,

h 15 South.Harvey Johnson, farmer, h7 Gottingen:Harvey James W., carpenter,.7.U Gottingen, h 1 Sarah.Harvey John N., clerk, bds 15 South.Harvey John H., Secretary Acadian Fire Insurance Company, 9 Prince,

h 33 South Park.IrQey Leonard, h 172 Grafton,.Harvey Péter, painter.HARVEY THOMAS G., farnmer, h Kempt Road.Harvey Thomas, laborer, 1•34 Lockman.Harvin Samuel, plumber•, h 62 Gerrish.Harwood William, gardèner, h South.Hashman Charles, laboter, hWést n Bayers.Hashman Ebenezer.,. carpenter, h West 'n John.Hashman William, laborer, h ' 30 Cunard.

31eLFAN &.REïm.g, Brawer.; and Bottlers, 81 Lower Watér Street,' Mlifaa.

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'RASER ei SONS, Pianos and Melodeons, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax,

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John, weigher and searcher, customs h 3 Proctor's Lane. e Hatch Thomas, . tide waiter customs, bds 28 Argyle.

Hatchett George, shoemaker, h Sackville, Flatchett James, shoemaker, h 20 Albermarle.

• Hatchett Richard; shoemaker' h 20 Albermarle.

e Hatfield James, clerk, bds 122 Grafton. HattersEdward, rigger, 143 Upper Water -.

gem Hattie Alexander G., physician, h 48 Argyle. r.; Haven Mary, wid James, h 21 Grafton. Haverstock Charles, yardman Halifax Club, h 158 Gottincren. Havill William, storekeeper, h 47 Argyle.

• . Hawlihan Patrick, carpenter, bds 179 Lower' Water. a gt. Hawbolt Charles L., commission merchant, 83 Barrington h 23 City, Hawes George, sea captain, h 5 Bishop.

j Hawes George,. laborer, h James. Hawker Thomas, ardener, h 129 City.

• Hawley.John, baker, 44 Barrington, h 46 do. «u Flay Isabella, will Peter, h 96 Gottingen. g Hay Miss Sarah, h.115 Brunswick,

Hayden Amelia, wid James h 177 Grafton. fi Hayden Catherine, wid John, h 145 North Park. 3 HAYDEN DENNIS, dry goods, 5 and 9 Branswiqk, h 7 do. del *Hayden Michael, coachm:an, h Tower Road...

' Hayden Michael, painter, h Creighton. e HAYDEN PATRICK, dry goods, 19 Brunswick, h do. (See Adv, Index p . 57.)

5. Hayden S., wid Samuel, h 90 Morris. j, Hayden T., clerk, h Creighton.

•Hayden Thomas, painter, h Argyle. '0 Hayden William

' Machinist, N. S. R., h Richmond.

Hayes Ann, wid Daniel, .h 16 Falkland. eee Hayes Henry, showman, h, Conway's Wharf, «Upper Water. g Hayes James, seaman, h Bentleys Wharf. - e>, S Hayes John, shoemaker, bds 174 Upper Water.

Hayes RiChard, leather dresser' 35 tower Water. a;

ci Hayes Thomas, porter, h 35 Lower Water. • 'Hayes William, storekeeper, h 54 Bar ington. fi Hayes William, fish stall, hIlerrino, Çove. • Flays Charles, truckman, h 190 Gre'afton. a Hays George, h 10 Brunswick Court. .

Hays Hannah, wid William' h 190 Grafton.

• mi. Hays John,. variety store, h 37 Albermarle. •- éc' Hays R. C., sea captain, h 132 LoCkman.

Hays William, tailor, h 186 Grafton. Hazel David, shoemaker, bds 286 Upper Water. •

'e Head S. C., captain,.61 Regiment, h. 92 Morris. ' Head Quarter offices, 187 Pleasant.

Seaweed and Rail: Idatrnsses made to Order, by HILLS '8; BR11811 1 82 Barrington St

HALIFAX. 181

STARES Sr MoNIITT, Glass, Patty, étc., 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax.

Healey Philip, laborer, h 13 Letson's Lane. Healy Michael, shoe manufacturer, 4 . h 43 Bayers. Healy Thomas, seaman, h 10 Hurd's Lane. Hea'y Lawrence, butcher, h Upper Water. Flearley T., liquors, h 113 Albermarle. Hearn Bridget, wid Michael, h 8 Arc0yle. Hearn John A., Police. Hearn Miss Margaret, millinery and dry goods, 202 Gottingen, h do. Heartray Maurice, shipearpenter, h 8 Maitland. Heath Robert, carpenter, h 7 Garrick. HEATHERINGTON ALEXANDER, editor and proprietor Mining

Gazette, 23 Prince, bds 51 Argyle. HEDLE Y WILLI-el, manager mercantile agency, 160 Hollis, b 43

Victoria Road. Heenan James salesman, h 32 Starr. HEENAN JOhN, cooper, Salter and Twining's Wharf, h 32 Starr. •

Heenan Michael, clerk, h 8 Cunard Court. Heffernan Margaret, school teacher, h 89 Gottingen. Heffernan Matthew, cooper, h 147 Grafton. HEFFERNAN WHINDIAM E. furniture manufacturer, 13 and 15

Prince, h 121 Gottingen. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) Heffnan Mary, wid Edward, h 33 Grafton. Heftier William, butcher, h Gottingen. Hefter Andrew, laborer, Bedford. Hefler John, printer, h 162 Albermarle. Heley Benjamin, carpenter, h 136 Argyle. Hellyer John, watchmaker, bds 9 Bedford Row. Hemelman James, cooper, 192 Lower Water. Hempster George, saddler, bds 162 Upper Water. Hemsworth James, clerk, h 86 Gottingen. Hemsworth John, laborer, h 86 Gottingen. Hemsworth Thomas, grocer and liquors, 88 Gottingen, h 1 Cunard. Hemsworth William, laborer, h 156 Grafton. Henderson Arthur, porter, h 23 Jacob. Henderson Charlotte, wid Samuel, h James. Henderson George, grocer, 153 Lower Water, h 11 South Hollis. Henderson George, machinist, bds Albermarle. Henderson James, bookkeeper, h 11 South Hollis. . Flenderson Peter, laborer, h 78 Maynard. Henderson Shadrack, h 67 Albro. œenderson Thomas, carpenter, h 3 Sarah. Henderson William, carpenter, h 17 Granville. Henderson William, boot and shoemaker, 23 Jacob, h do. Hendley J., caulker, Dockyard. Hendry George

' shipcarpenter, h 15 Bishop.

Hendry Joseph, shoemaker, as 124 Argyle. Hendry William A., surveyor, crown lands office, h Gottingen.

11eLEIN & KEITH, Brandy, Gin, Whiskey, SI Ulm Water Street, Halifax.

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FRASER & SONS, Harmoniums, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halffax.

Henn Maurice, baker, 15 Creighton, h 17 do.Hennanberg John B., printer, h 59 Granville.Hennesey Edward, porter, h 60 Albermarle.Hennesey John, tailor, h r 39 Lockman.Hennesey Ellen, wid Timothy, h 123 Gottingen.Hennesey James, h Lockman. -Hennesey Lawrence, shoeïnaker, bas 124 ArgylesHENNESEY MZCHA,.EL, grocer and liquors, 117 Upper Water, h do,

(See Adv. Index p. 57.)Hennesep Michael, shoemaker, h 108 Grafton.IIennigar F. A., collector for Gas Co., h 81 Argyle.Henrion Francis, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove.Henrion James, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove.Henrion John, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove.Henrion Michael, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove.Henry Charles, shipwright, 161 Lockrnan.HENRY & DALY, barristers and insurance agents, 16 Bedford Row,

(See Ad . front cover.)HENRY HO. WILLIAM A., barrister, and insurance agenit, 16

Bedford Row, h 50 Pleasant..'Henry James, clerk, Bank B, N. A., h 1 Granville..Hepworth Charles H., bookkeeper, h Windsor Road.HERBERT N. L., commission merchant, Barss Wharf, h 40 Starr,HERBERT 0. C., commission inerchant, lime-dealer, etc., Barss Wharf;

h 78 Gottingen. (See Adv. opp.)Heri; Patrick, laborer, h,4 South Ho1liG. .Herkes James, sailmaker, h 25 Granville.Herkes William, clerk, h 25 Granville.Her Majesty's Dock Yard, Upper-Water,'=n Depot Road.,Herst John, r 121 Lower. .Water.Heshen Daniel,.labôrer N.S.R., h Richmond.Hesslein .A. G., clerk, bds Halifax Hotel:: . -Hesslein Henry, Halifax Hotel, 10-5`aiid- 107 Hollis.Hesslein Louis J., clerk, bds Halifax Hotél.HESSON W. A., merchant tailor and clothier, 184 Hollis, h 51 Pleasauti

(See Adv. p.187.)Hetherington William L., bookkeeper, h Lower Water.,Heustis Hannah, wid Edward, h 77 Grafton.Hevill Alexander, stoneeutter, h 41: Grafcon.Hewing Mrs. E., boardin a- house, 68. Granville.HEtiVING & HARDENBROUK, boarding house, 68 Granville.Hewing Robert, h 68 Granvifle.Hewson James; laborer.Hibbots George, policeman, bds Union Hotel. -Hickey J., wid Lawrence, h 26. Rottenburg.Hickey James, cabinetmaker, h 26 Rottenburg.Hickéy James, sea I man, h Conway's Wharf. -

Bheap Bedsteaas of aH B.inda at HiLLS ^ BRIISH18, 82 Barrington 8t:, 8a^

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Hickey Lawrence, cabinetmaker , h 26 Rottenburg. Hickey Patrick, cabinetmaker, h Summer. Hickey Peter, ,foreman, stables city R. R., bds Richmond. Hickey William,Carver, h 26 Rottenburg. Hic1dan John, shoemaker, h 114 Grafton. Higgins Catherine, wid Patrick, h 136 Albermarle. Higgins James E., salesman, h 68 Granville. Higgins Margaret, dry goods, 213 Grafton, h 28 Lower Water. Higginson Bingham, clerk, h 101 Lockman. Higginson H. B., agent, New Dominion S. S. Line, 158 Hollis, h

.iLockman. Highland Thomas, shoemaker, h 74 Sackville. Hilchey Mary Ann, wid George

' Ferguson's Cove.

Hill Alfred, ,printer, h Garrison Library. Hill Ann wid Church, h 24 Spring Garden Road. •

Hill George, cooper, h r 37 Dresden Row. Hill G. W., jun.. clerk, h Dresden Row. HILL REV. GORGE W., Episcopalian h 76 Dresden Row. HILL HENRY G., architect and builder , 5 South Hollis, h 18

Brunswick. (See .Adv. opp.) Hill John, laborer, 11130 Gottinct

nen.

Hill John, laborer, h 486 UpperWater. HILL P. C., barrister, &c., 57 Upper Water, h Queen cor Morris. Hill Rebecca, wid Charles, h 15 City. Hill Rebecca J., wid Robert, h 155 Gottingen.. Hill William ' broker, customs h 14 Lower Water. Hill William H., clerk, customs, h 47 Birmingham. Hill William, jun., h 14 Lower Water. Hillman Alexander, caulker, Dockyard. Hillman Catherine, wid George, h 482 Upper Water. • Hillman G., printer, h Upper Water. . Hilman Andrew, ship carpenter, 81 Creighton. HILLS & BRUSH, furniture manufacturers, 82 and 84 Barringtol

(See Adv. Index p. 57.) Hills George, iron founder, h North West Arm Road. Hills George F., clerk, h . 65 Maitland. HILLS IL, ironfounder

' 43 North, h 62 Maynard.

Hills J., iron founder, 43 North, h 62 Maynard. HILLS 11. & J. iron'founders 43 North. Hills James, shipping officer, customs, h 65 Maitland. Hills James C., furniture manufacturer, 82 and 84 Barrington, h 101

Maitland. Hills Robert H., carver

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Hilton Charles, porter,h Ordnance Yard. Hilton Frederick A., shoemaker, h 79 Cornwallis. Hilton J., foreman military store dept, h Ordnance. Hilton Philip S., salesman, h Ordnance.

HILLS & BRUSH'S Faraiture Polish, is the Best in Use Try it.

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CASH WANTED! THE 1311BECILIBEIt OFFERS BOB SALE,

C) 517V C> rt. ‘a 1E3 LT 1P IILINIEDIATELY TAKEN PROM ME TAIL OP THE MU.,

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Plain, Jointed dr Dressed Spruèe Flooring. Parties who are Building and intend to lend in the Spring will do well to lay

in their Stock. Cannot be got cheaper than at the present time.

.ALSO—CONSTANTLY ON HAND

SLOW PINE LININGS, SHELVING, AND OTHER DRESSED MATERIALS,

1000 Panel Doors, from $1.50 & upwards'. 1000 WINDOW FRAMES & SASHES, 7 x 9, 8 X 10, 10 x14,

WILL MAKE TO ORDER ANY OTHER SIZE.

2,500 Feet Variou.s kinds of Mouldings, 60,000 Ft, PITC11 PINE TI1BER & THREE INCH PPE PLA.NK,

150,000 CHOICE PRIME EXTRA No. I SEASONED I4NE BOARDS. Also: RAINGINGS, SCANTLINGS, COMMON PINE SPRUCE

LUMBER, CEDAR AND PINE SHINGLES.

Planing, Illa,tehing and Itiouldiiig. ALSO;

TIMBER, JIG & CIRCULAR SAWING DONE AT SHORT NOWE

TUR N- IN G. The Subscriber has fitted up a LAMM, and is now prepared to do all kinds

of Turning. Orders left at the PRINCE ALBERT MILLS, on Victoria Wharf, at the Foot

of Victoria Street, (commonly known. as Bates' Lane) next to the Gas Works.

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.FBA.SER & SONS, Furniture Manufacturers, 70 and 72 Barrington St., 'Halifax,

Hiltz Edivard, shoemaker,. 77 Maynard. . • e ilimemlan James, .cooper, h . 39'Cunard. o Villiain,. shipwright Dockyard. IX • ' ▪ Hinchin Daniel, • laborer. h Richmond.

Hinéhliff Ann' wid Jamei•,1 51 Giafton..

Hinckle Charles, clerk, h 42 Bauer. •

ra Hinds George, cerrienter, h 52 Dresden Row. •• Hines Richard, French - polisher, h 28 Wellington.

inkle Charles A., clerk, h Bauer cor Cornwallis. ;.g. Hinton Sarah, wid Henry,1 39 Artz Lane.

Hire Philip, clerk, h 63 Maitland. • ta Hire William , rigger, Drillio's Wharf, Upper Water, h 60 Maitland. :e • Hire Williain,.shoemaker.

Hisler Mil, laborer, h 37 Gottingen. Iiivell Williaml .coachnian, h 238 - Gottingen.

George; laborer, h 91 Creighton. Hoadley Richard, saddler, h Jaeob. • • . S :George, copper, h 165 Barrack.

II S Hoar Maurice, , shoemaker, h 13 Proctor's lane. Hoare Michael, carter, h Lower Water. Hoare IVIichael,» laborer, h 45.- Loziwer Water.

• Hoben Michael, h r 21 BloWerà. ' Hobiii Michael, laborer, h:121 Barrack.

• Hobin Peter, trackman, h 3e Albro. t Robin Thomas, trackmaù, h 74 Albro.

Hobley Isaac, der, h 588Upper - Water. mHobson Janies,'Inusio tWcher, h 15 Creighton. 194. Hobson John C., fishing-rod maker, 65 Argyle, bds Water.

Hodges Rèbert,5 enatoçs, h 143 Barrington. h" • Hodges The Misses, illiners

' 141 Barrington, h 143 do.•

Hod,,ason William, printer, h Lockman. Hoffman Mrs. Charl+e,-h 23 George.

ô Hogan David, storenian, h122 Albermarle. e, Hogan James, laborer,\11 23 Lockman. re Hogan John, baker, h'160 Albermarle.

• Hogan John, laborer, 79 Pleasant. - HOGA.N• JO HN W. & SONS, lumber. dealers and commission nierche

HOgan's WhaiO33 Upper. Water. S (See Adv. Index p. 57.): >Z. •Hogaa.Mrs. Margaret, fiigt shop, 235 Upper Water. • e Hogan Michael, driver city R. IL, h 580:Uppei Water. • ‘S Hogan Patrick, cabnian,•h 174 Albermarle, 11 Hogan Patrick, trackman, bds 18 Cornwallis. j: 'Hogan Pierre, truckinan, h 21 Gas. Lane. - • • 1 HOGAN PETER, luinher merchant, 233 UpPer Water, h do. e Hogan Richard, bakei, h- :121,Barrack. - •

Hogan Richaid, laborer, h 136 Arüle. ' • . Hogan Thomas, salesman, h 46 BlOwers.

Hall Tables and Chairs, at 82 Barrington Street; the Cheapest in the city.

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Royal Arch,'-and M. M. Masonic Relia constantly on hand and made to order,

Broad Cloths, Tweeds, Doeskin.s, «Vestings, and •Press Materials alveays on hand,.

Counsellors' and Clergymen's Gowns made to order.

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RASER & SONS, Pianos and Melodeons, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifax

Hogan Thomas,- tinsmith, h 302 Upper Water, HOgan William, cabman, h 174 Albermarle. Hogan Wi1liai , shoemaker, h 23 Lockman, Hoge F. L., 'estate agent, &e., 23 Prince. Holden James, éailmaker, h 63 Pleasant.

. Holder Thomas, cabinet maker, 5 Brenton, h 65 Spring G-arden Road, Holihan: Michael, store keeper, h 121 Lower Water. Holingsworth William, liquors

' 73 Barraçk, h 75 do. •

Holland Henry, storeman, 41 Maynard. . Holland James, coachman

' h 16 Letson's Lane.

Midland James, laborer,. h 554 Upper Water. . FIOLLAND JOHN, horse shoer, 472 .Upper Water, h 90 Lockman;

(See • Adv. Indtx p. 57.) ..Holland John H., sailmaker, Boak's Wharf, h 7 Victoria. Holland William, blacksmith, 6 Argyle, h 8 do, •

Holland William, carPenter , h 19 Bilby. 'Holland William, laborer, h 6 Victoria. HOLLAND WjLLIAM, bookkeeper, h 6 Victoria. Holloi.an John, laborer, h 10 BlOWers. Hollet John, carpenter,h 112 Maitland. • Hollet John, coachman, h Studley Road. . . B.olloway Henry D.., printer, h Dresden B,ow. • • , FIolloway James, shOemaker, Provincial penitentiary, 4 1 Dreéden Row. Holloway JOseph C., 'minter, h Dresden Row. • Holloway•Samuel, tinsmith' and plumber, h - 3 Dresden Row. Holloway Thomas, block and pump maker, Caldwell's Wharf, h 18

Birmingham.. HOLLOWAY THOMAS, & SON, block and pump makers Caldwell's

wharf, 171 Lower Water. Holloveay William, block and pump maker, Caldwell's Wharf, 171 Lower

Waterja 4 Queen. HollywoOd JOhn, watchnian, h 60 Grafton. Holmes Charles, stoker, h 32 Falkland.

• HOhnes George,I 24 Tobin. „ Holmes Robert, boardi .ng house, Depot Road n Depot. Holmes William,' shoemaker, h Water. Holt John, tailor, h 40 Hollis.: • . Holzhamer Mrs. Martha, dressmaker, h 105 Barrington.. Home for the Aged, Mrs. McKie, matron

' 190 Gottingen.

HOmer Edivard confeCticiner' h 96 Hollis:

Honey Nicholas, gardener, h 29 North. - Honey Thomas printer , h 29 North. ; Hood messenger, Merchant bank, h 86 Bedfotnow. Hookway Daniel Plumber/ h 133 City. HoopetWilliam, searnan, h 70 Maitland,' Hope Francis pedlar , h r 12 Falkland. Hopewell Andrew, pensioner, h 54 ihke.

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KEITH,'Impofterp of Londo;i Brown .Stont, 84 Lower Water Street .

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FRABER & SONS, Harmoniums, 70 and 72 Barrington Street, Halifaa. .

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Hughes John, coachman, h Robie.

Hoyt Be F:; clerk at Cunard's, .h 68- Lockman.Hoyt Henry S., telegraph operator, -h 23 Ba,rrington.Hoyt John M., bookkeeper, Cunard's, h 68 Lockman.Hubby Richard., blockmaker, bds-.11 Hurd's Lane.Hubley Benjamin, mason, h 113 North..Hubley E. S., grocer, 33 Argyle, h 47 do.: .Ilublèy. Isaac, truckrnan, h 10 . John.Hubley John, saddler, h 482 Upper. Water.Hubley Richard; dyer, 588 Upper Water, hdo..Hubley.5., storekeeper, h 35 ' . Falkland.,Hubly Alexander M.; grocer, 10 Jacob, h 14 Cunard.Hubly Cyrus, storeman, h 35 Falkland.

)groers, 10 Jacob.. (Sëe .Adv. Index p, 570HUBLY & KELLY;cHudson Thomas, shipwright, 12 West.Huestus Edward, refreshment saloon, 480 Upper Water, h do.Huggan Thomas, grocer, 87,Albermarle, h 85 do.Huggan William, carpenter, Agricola.Hughes James, laborer, h 242. Upper,ÎVater,

Hughes John, 'porter; bds .8 John.Hughes Joseph,lâborer,l^ds 8..:,^ohn.Hughes Thomas, blacksmith, h 8. John.Hughin Mrs. Almira, h'68 .Granville.Hughin^ R., dry goods,:105 Argyle, h do.Hulin Thomas, laborer, h 6, Salter.Hull Edward, carpenter, h^ 35 Lockman.Hune Christiana, h 39 South.Hume Joseph, carpenter, Dockyard.Hume Williain, ship carpenter,.h-15.6 0ottingen.Humphrey. John, builder, h Itussell.Humphrey William, laborer, h580J Upper Water.Humphrey William,.lumber dealer, Humphrey's Wharf, h Qvinpo^or-UHumphrey William M.; bookkeeper, h Belleville, Quinpool. Road,Hunt Daniel, boatman, h 486 Upper Water:Hunt George, baker, h Gottingen:Hunt George, boatman,, h. 486 Upper Water.Hunt-James, seaman, h 20 Brunswick: .Hunt James. P., tinsmith, h Victoria.

Drawing Room Furnitnre of the B9st : gind, made at 82; Barrinkton. St.,: 904

,HALIFAX. 191

STdBBS & XcNUTT, . ,Tin, Zizlâ, &0,,146 Upper Water Street, 'Halifaa.

Hunt John, mason, h 61 Grafton.Hunt Patrick, messenger, h 13 Victoria.Hunt William, engine driver, N.S.R., h Richmond. .Hunt William, laborer, N.S.R., h Richmond.Hunt William, printer, h Gottingen. .Hunter Andrew, gasfitter, h 31 Upper Water.Hunter Ann, wid William, h 80 Birmingham,$unter C. D., commission merehant,"208 Hollis, h Cunard cor Albro.

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HUNTER C. D:, &-CO., commission and West India merchants, 208Hollis.

Hunter. David, captain, âteamship Alpha, h 193 Brunswick.Hunter Edward, butcher, bds 31 'Upper Water. .HUNTER ELIZABL TH, dry goods, 31_ Upper,Water, h do; (See .A.dv.

Hunter Frederick, machinist, h 9 Granville. .Hùnter Howard, porter, h Cunard. .Huùter James, gasfitter.and plumber, 145 and 147 Hollis, h 89- Sackville.HUNTER .JO^HN, brassfoùnder, 39 Sackville. and 140 t3ollis, h 9

Gottingen. (See Adv. p. 192.)Hunter Joseph,. brassfoundcr;.65 Barrington, h 26 . Cornwallis:,Hunter. Miss. Sophia, milliner, 51 Granville, h do.Hurley Ann, wid.Patrick, h Dutch Village Road.Hurley. Jeremiah, Iaborer, h 80 Albermarle.

urley John, carpenter, h 85 - City,urlep Owen, laborer, h 18 Albermarle.urley.Thômas, st.oneeutter; h 61:Wellington.urle William, çarpenter, bds 27: Dresden li,ow.urshman John, blacksmith, . h Richmond..urst^ John ?.; groe.er, 38 Dresdeu Row.USE & LOWELL,_ brokers,.-61 Upper Water.uskin Edward, gardener,. h 19 -Bauer.uakins Daniel, cabman, hM9 Albermarlé. ,:uskins George,. lu:mber, bds 42 'Bedford .RoW. Quskins Samuel, baker, h 17 Creighton.ussy Garrett, 'laborer; h 212 (Irafton...UTCHINGS. BROTHERS, insûrance agents.utehins C.-Alfred,'lumber merchant, Water, h 119-Lockman.utchins Joseph H,., bookkeeper, h 233 - Eollis.utchins Richard, mason, h- 80 Lockman,ùtchins William, moulder, h 31 Starr.utchinson . William . H., . wheelwright, h 74 Barringion.tt Alexander; carriageuaaker; h 23 Bauer.

utt dames W., accountant; h 3 Bauer.utt John, carter, h 25 Bauer. :utt Louis, sergeant' police, , h 47 ^Granville.utton-David, clerk, b Spring Garden Road. -.utton George, teacher of deaf and dumb, h.195 Brunswick.

ffieLEAN` ^ BEITH., Brewers , and -Bottlers, 84 Lower Water St.-, galifaat,

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P.S.-"Orders respectfully solicitéd, and dttendEd to with despatch,

JOHN HIINTE&,

HALIFAX. 193

STAEBS & WV:ITT, Manilla and Tarred Rope, So., 146 Upper Water St., Halifax.

utton James, superintendent horticultural gardens, h 58 Spring Garden Road.

UTTON JAMES, Stone cutter, h 18 Moran. UT TON J. SCOT T, superintendent deaf and dumb institute,Gottingen utton John, salesman, h 58 Spring Garden Road. yde T. C., cabinetmaker, h Ochterloney, Dartmouth. yland Jams, cooper, 1? 286 Upper Water. yson Alex*der, sea %ptain, h 63 Pleasant.

bbotson Bréthers, & Co., hardware manufacturers, 197 Hollis. bbotson Edward C., manufacturers agent, 197 bills, h 95 Spring

Garden Road. mmigration office, Joseph Outram, agent, 46 Bedford Row. mlah William, carpenter, h John n West. mlay Peter, carpenter, h 43 Birmingham. MPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., lion. W. A. Henry, agent,

Bedford Row. (See Adv. index p 57.) nfistrial school, Spring Garden Road. nglefield John E., carpenter, H.M. Ordnance, h 25 Gottingen. nglefield John, clerk, h 25 G-Utingen. niand Revenue Office, 10 Prince. nland Route Steamship Company to St. John, N. B., A. & H. Creighton,

agents, Upper Water. rlis George, accountant and teller Bank of Montreal, h 50 Creighton. nglis Henry, coachman, h Dutch Village. nglis Henry, porter, h Barrington. nglis Henry, storeman, h 102 Barrington. nglis John, trackman, h Smith's Fields n Smith. •

nglis John M., grocer and liquor, Jacob cor Starr, h 3 Gerrish. nglis John M., Jun., bookkeeper, h 3 Gerrish. nglis Joseph, baker, h 62 Albermarle. nglis William, carpenter, h Duffus ngraham William G., seaman, h 554 Upper. Water. nnes Robert, cooper, h 75 Grafton. nnes William, laborer, h 158 Albermarle. rons David, carpenter, bds 62 Gottingen. rons John D . , carpenter, h 62 Gottingen .

in William, carpenter,1 98 Albro . •

RWIN GEORGE, druggist, 101 Gottingen, h 104 do. rwin George, flour weigher, h 13 Gottingen . sles Thomas, merchant, h 15 Moran. suer Charles, laborer, h 15 G-arrick. suer James, carpenter, h 20 Blowers. suer Henry, shoeMaker, h Richmond. , suer Levi, laborer, h 55 Granville. -ack Peter, cashier, People's Bank, h 10 Maitland Terrace. ackson Frederick, laborer, h 209 Albermarle. ackson George, laborer, h 47 Barrington,

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J. R. JERNETT & CO., Eleetro-Plate Cutlery, &c., 151 Granville Street.

Jackson George, laborer, h 78 Creighton. Jackson 'George, shoemaker, h 64 Cornwallis. Jackson Henry, gardèner, h 73 Creighton. Jackson James, clerk, bds 92 Hollis. Jackson James, mason, h 73 Creighton. Jackson James, stevedore, h 13 Salter. Jackson- James S., stevédore, h 125 Spring Garden Road. Jackson John, pâcker, h 107 Barrack. JACKSON HON.d. M., U. S. consul, 64 Bedford Row, h 85 Hollis, Jackson Peter, stevedore, h 10 Argyle. Jackson: Thomas, stevedore, h Smith's Fields n Smith. Jackson Uriah, clerk, Ms 125 Spring Garden Road. Jackson William, assistant steward to Her Majesty's forces, h 4.Baua Jackson William, clerk on the staff, h 4 Bauer. Jackson William, laborer, h 15 Barrack. Jackson William, seaman, h 191 Albermarle. Jackson, William, school teacher, h Windsor . Road. Jackson William, principal Three Mile House School, h Windsor Rd. Jackson 'William, variety, 17 Barrack,- h do. Jacobs Ebenezer, tailor, h 155 Gottingen. Jacobs Robert, carriagemaker, h 39 Albermarle. JACOBS W., agent for safes, &c:, flous. James Alexander, barrister

' 10 Prince, h Dartmouth. •

James Alfred, painter, h Tower Road. James Benjamin, cooper, h 55 Brunswick. James Elias, watchman, Dockyard. JAMES & .FOSTER barristers, 10 Prince. James John, • second steward, Alpha. James John, shoemaker, h 162 Upper Water. James Mary, wid Thomas, h 89 Dresden Row. James Neil B., bookbinder, h 125 Brunswick. James R. carpenter, h Tower Road. James Silas, Wesleyan city missionary, h Grafton. James Thomas, mason h 50 Prince. Jamieson Ellen, wid john, h 120 Grafton. Jamidson George • E., salesman, h 47 Argyle. Jamieson Miss Margaret, confectionery, 18 Barrington, h do. Jamieson William sea captain h 94 Cunard. Jeans James, butCher, h 77 Cornwallis. Jeans Mrs. Margaret, boarding house, 18 Granville. Jeans H. N., cabinetmaker, bds 18 Granville. Jeans William, cabinetmaker, h 18 Granville. Jemerson Alexander, h 18 Barrington. Jenkins John, groom, h Depot Road-n Russell. Jenkins Thomas K., salesman, bds 23 Bazrington. , JE NNE T T JOSEPH R., china, glass &c., 154 Granville, h5 Oreigh JENNE T T J. R., & CO., china glass &c. 154 Granville. (See Adv.0,

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Jennings Ann, wid Joseph, h •19 Poplar Grove. Jennings Edward,. physician, 109 Hollis. Jennings K., dry goods, 130 Granville, h 5 Queen. Jennings Wester, dry goods, Granville, h-5 Queen. • Jennix John, carpenter, h 62 City. Jerraway Charles, ginger beer, &c., h r 80 Gottingen. Jessinghouse John, cabinetmaker, h Clewley Road. Johns Elizabeth, *id David, h North West Arm Road. Johns Richard, machinist, h North West Arm. Johns William, h 106 Cornwallis. Johns William, jun., engineer, bds 106 Cornwallis. Johnson Andrew, je-vieller, h 159 Barrack. Johnson Daniel, seaman, h 46 Lower Water. Johnson George, h 146 Lockman. JOHNSON GEORGE, sub.-editor Reporter', h 154 Lockman, Johnson G. R., bookkeeper, bds Mansion House. Johnson Henry, stevedore, h 124 Gottingen. Johnson Ish.ac, porter, h Albermarle. Johnson John, clerk, h 50 Barrington. Johnson John R., reporter. Johnson Joseph, laborer, h r 1 Lower Water. Johnson Mary Ann, wid James, h 207 Albermarle. Johnson Samuel, carpenter, h North. Johnson T., seaman, Butler's Wharf, Johnson Thomas, carpenter

' h 127 Maitland.

Johnson Thotnas, porter, h 165 Grafton. JOHNSON THOMAS C.,watchmaker, 179 Barrington, h 69 Nai Johnson William, eating house, h 466 Upper Water. Johnson W. E., clerk, h 123 Maitland. Johnson W. H., pianoforte maker, h 61 Maitland. Johnston H. T., carpenter, h 113 Gottingen. Johnston H. W., agent marine and fisheries, h 73 Birmingham, Johnston James, shoemaker, h Cunard. Johnston J. C. P., 'porter, h 67 Albro. Johnston James M. musical instrument maker, h 87 Sackville. Johnston John, blaCksmith, h 27 Cornwallis.

•Johnston John, cooper, h William. Johnston John, h 37 Morris. Johnston John, tailor, h 138 Argyle.

•Johnston John H., builder, 1 South Hollis, h 3 Blowers, JOHNSTON J. W., jun., barrister. 108 Hollis, h Dartmouth. Johnston J. W. K., barrister, 64 Bedford Row, h Morris. Johnston Joseph, carpenter, h 35 Creighton. Johnston Rupert, clerk, bds Mansion House. Johnston Peter, builder, h Russell n Gottingen. JOHNSTON & PAYZ ANi, barristers

' 118 Hollis. (See Àdv.

Johnston Robert, steVedore, h 36 Lower Water.

Fancy Dress Goods, CHAS. ROBSON 8G CO., 121 Granville St., Hale

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JOHNSTON PAYZANT, BARRISTERS,

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articular attention given to the Sale and Letting of Real Estate.

198 . HALIFAX,

J. R. JEFNETT & CO., invite attention of parties Stting up their Stoch,154Granv4

Jdhnston Sarah, wid George, h 1.72 Brunswick.Johnston William, laborer, h 94 Albermarle..Johnston. William, locomotive superintendent, N. S. R., h Richmond,JOHNSTON WM., shoemaker,126 Gottingen. (See Adv. IndexJohnston W. A., barrister and attorney, 23 Prince, h 10 Morris.Johnstône William, merchant, h 4 Fawson.Joint AndTew, laborer, h 512 Upper Water.Jôist Patrick; baker, h 126 Albermarle.Joist Patrick; vâriety, h 169 Barrack.Jollimore George, labôrer, h 26 Loçknman.Jones Ann, brewer, h 498 Upper Water.JONES A. G., M.P., commission and , West In dia merchant, 14

Wharf, Lower Water, Bloomingdale, North West Arm.Jones Eliza, wid Charles, h 50 Queen.Jones Elizabeth, wid Richard, h 13 North.Jones E. C., agent Bank of Montreal, h 3 Young.Jones George, coachman, h 7 Argyle.Jones Georgej clerk, h 2,Bipmingham.Jones J. M., 175 Sprinoarden..Road.Jones Joseph, seaman, "h 164 Lowér. Water. 'Jones Owen; car repairer N.S.R., h Richtnond.Jones Richard, clerk, h 13 North.Jones Thomas M., brewer, h-Upper Water.Jones Thomas W., clerk, Bank of Nova Scotia, h 106 Cornwallis^.Jones Walter, c1Qrk N-:S.R.^ h Richmond,Jones Walter U., storekeeper N.S.R., h Richmond.Jones William, dry goods, 15 Brunswick, h do.Jones William, seaman, h 25 Grafton.Jones William, shoemaker, h 48 Birmingham.,Jones William C.,,clerk, h 15 Brunswick.Jones, William M., brewer, h Upper Water.Joplin Charlotte E., wid Rev. Joseph, h 96 Argyle.Jordan Frederick, shoemaker, bds 40 Grafton,Jordan Joseph, carpenter, 120 Albro. .Jordan Josiah, carpenter, h 97 City.Jordan MartinP, carter, h Dresden Row.Jordan Saml. C., dry goods,132 and 134 Granville, bds 11 Poplar Grow,Jordan W.illiam, blacksmith, h 90 Lockman.Jordan William, h Depot Road n Young. .Jost Charles S., clerk, h 23 Qûeen. .JOST EDWARD, h 69 Brunswick. .Jost Edward R., cabinet maker, 58 Argyle, h ' 60 do.Jost John A., superintendent of lighthouse.Jost Joseph H., bookkeeper, h 50 Creighton.'Jost 'Lewis E., clerk,. h 23 Queen.. , .Jost Thomas, bookkeeper, h 5. Maitland.Jost capt. T., P., superintendent ,lighthouse, h 91 Sout}r. - -

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STARES et McNUTT, Cutlery, dro., 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax.

oyee John, cooper, h 169 Barrack. oyee Walter, laborer, h 12 Roast's Lane. din F. W., clerk, bds Halifax Hotel. elge Peter, second officer steamship Alpha, h 108 Maitland. ahoe James, carter, bds 45 Dresden Row. aizer Augustus F., clerk, h 126 Granville. •

AIZER CHARLES, furrier, hats, caps and furs, 126 Granville, h do. (See Adv. opp. Index.)

aizeiCharles, jun., furrier, h 126 Granville, ANDICK WILLIAM, grocer and liquors wholesale, 247 Hollis, h

41 Pleasant. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) ane John, carter, Cunard's, h Lockman. ATZMANN A. P., books, stationery, &c., 70 Granville, h 10 do. anldback A. W., salesman, h 26 Cogswell. avanagh Ann

' variety shop, 93 Grafton, h 95 do.

avanagh Charles, shoemaker, h 31 Maitland. avanagh Edward, carpenter, 77 Maynard. avanagh Edward, printer, 1:31 Maitland. avanagh Rosanna, wid Maurice, 53 Buckingham. vanagh William, grocer, 224 Upper Water.

aviner William; laborer, h 104 Lower Water. ay Francis, boarding. bouse, 105 Lower Water. ay John, clerk, bds 133 Lower Water. aye John, salesman, bds Lower Water. AXE JOSEPH, commission merchant, &c., 83 'Lippe': Water,

Elland Hall, Richmond. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) aye Louis R., bookkeeper, h Richmond. earney John, clothier, 7 Upper Water, bds 24 do. earney Mrs. J., dry

' ,goods &a., 24 Upper Water, h 22 do.

earney Michael , th 12 and 14 Prince. earney M., commission and West India merchant, Butler's Wharf, 189

Lower Water, bds Hollis. EARNEY MICHAEL, JUN., dry goods, 128 Granville and 22 Duke,

h 44 Spring Garden Road. (See Adv. p. 200.) . earney P. J., dry goods, 19 Spring Garden Road, h 17 do. 'earns John, mason, h 6 Salter. earns Joseph, liquors, h 119 North Park. earns Joseph, policeman, h 121 Cornwallis. earns Owen stonecutter, h 44 Barrington. eating Ambrose, grain measurer, h 78 Brunswick. eating C. A., clerk, h 41 North. eating Edward, carpenter, h Kempt Road. eating Edward, shoemaker, h 70 Grafton.

eating Francis H., carpenter, h Kempt Road. ' eating James, cabman, ,11 86 Creighton. eating John, salesman, h Cornwallis. eating Margaret, wid Thomas, h 12 CornWallis.

LEAN it KEITH, Importers of London Brown Stout, 84 Lower Water Street ,

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sTAERS 8e HeNUTT, Manilla and Tarred Hopei ace., 146 pper Water Ste, Halifax.

•Keating Margaret, wid William,- h 11 Salter. Keating Maurice, grocer, 81 Albro, h 79 do. Keating Michael, butcher, 28 Prince, h 32 Grafton. Keating Michael, laborer, h Duke cor Barrack. 'Keating William, keeper Colonial Market, h Windsor Road. Keating William, laborer, h 19 Barrack. Keating William, pressiman, h Granville. Keating,William, -printer, bds 122 Grafton. •

I,ating William H., registrar of' deeds, Court House, h 41 North "KecIdy Isaac, \laborer, h Dutch Village n North West Arm. Keefe Christian clerk bds 9 Gran'ville. Keefe`David, laborer

' h 64 Birmingham.

Keefe Edward, blacksmith, h Queen''S Quarries. Keefe fames, laborer, h Queen's Quarries. Keefe James fisherman h'2 South Hollisz. Keefe James, jun., boiler maker, bds 2 South Hollis. Keefe Jeremiah, laborer, h 72 Maitland. Keefe John, laborer, h 184 Albermarle. Kede John, sergeant of police, h 21 Blowers. • Keefe John, boilermaker , h 2 South Hollis. Keefe John, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove. • - Keefe John, laborer, h Queen's Quarries, North West Arm. Keefe Michael, seama,n, h :142. Albemarle. KeefeSichael, shôemaker ,

Keefe Michael, carpenter, Bishop. Keefe Patrick, carriagemakèrli 23 Blowers. KEEFE PATRICK, foreman.• military department, Queen's Quarries. Keeffe Andrew., grocer and liquors, and shoemaker, 53 Duke, h 51 do. Keeffe Andrew J..

' clerk, h 51 Duke.

Keeffe Ellen, widEdmund, h 62 Albermarle. Keeffe Michael, wheelwright, h 28 Gottino.tDen. Keeffe Samuel, diver, h125 Grafton. Keefler Joseph, superintendent - cemetery h 81 Sackville. •

Keeler Peter, laborer, h 225 Albermarle. Keilly William, clerk, h 124 Albermarle. KEITH ALEXANDER. it SON, brewers, 74, 76 and 78 Lower .

Water. - (See Adv. opp. Brewers.) ÉEITFI D. G./ brewer, 74, 76 and 78 Lower Water , h Keith_ Hall,

73 and 75 Hollis. Keith Donald, furniture manufacture; 37 Barrington, bdi2313arrington. Keith George, brewer, 82, 84 and 86 Lower Water; b fl 3firria. KEITH HON. ALEXANDER, brewer, 74, 76, and 7eLower Water s

h Keith Hall 73 and 75 lou is. Keith Michael, laborer, h 160 Lower Water. Keleher Daniel, principal Colonial Hall School, Grafton. Kelley Alexander, tide surveyor, customs, h 28'Creighton. KELLEY JOHN commissioner of mines h 102 Morris.

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., Wholesale and Retail China Wharehouse, 154 Granville St,

Kelley Thomes, ordnance department, h 106 City.Kellum Charles, seaman, h r 66 City.Kelluin James, laborer, h 74 City.Kellum John, butcher, h 71 City,Kellum Sarah, wid Charles, h r 69 City.Kelly Alexander, blacksmith, h 28 Creighton.Kelly Andrerv, magazine keeper, ordnance, h Depot Road.Kelly Ann, wid Owen, h 79 Cornwallis.KellyArthur H.; machinist, N. S. R., h Richmond.Kelly Charles, shoéïnaker, h 73 Cornwallis.Kelly Charles, iron moûldex, h 12 South Hollis.Kelly Dennis, gardener, h 1'5--Harvey.KELLY EDWARD, books and sta.tionery, 36 George; h 10 Falkland,Kelly Edward, tailor, h 36 Albermarlë:Kelly Edward C., landing waiter, customs, h"-`33. Birmingham.Kelly Elizabeth, wid ]Daniel, h 130 Grafton.Kelly Frederick A., shoemaker, h 68 Cornwallis.Kelly George, clerl;, h Granville.1011Y. James, machinist, Sackville cor Barrington.Kelly James, carter, h Richmond.Kelly James, carpenter, h 95 South.Kelly James, clerk, bds 23 Barrington.Kelly John, carpenter, h 62 Grafton.Kelly John, cooper, h 10 Falkland.Kelly John, laborer, h 267 Upper Water.Kelly John, plasterer, 71 MaynardKelly John, seaman, h 194 Upper Water.Kelly John, shoemaker, h Leahy Villa, North West- Arm ^i,oad.Kelly John, tinsmith, h 26 Falkland. ^`Kelly Mary, wid Robert, h 15 South Hôllis.Kelly Matthew, stablinb, 79 Creighton, h do.Kelly Matthew, labôrer, Leahy Villa, NorthlWest Arm RoaKelly Patrick J., painter, h 95 S outh .Kelly Robert, grocer, 10 Jacob, h 28 Creiâhton.Kelly Robert, iron moulder, h 15 South Hollis.Kelly Thomas, pensioner, h 38 Barrington,..Kelly Thomas, stove dealer, h 12 Brunswick.Kelly Thomas, shoemaker, h 24- Grafton.Kelly Thomas, telegraph operator, h 23 Barrington.Kelly Thomas-; laborer, h 106 City.Kelly William, printer, h 83 Cornwallis.Kelly William, tinsmith and plumber, 21 %pper Water, h 26 Falkland,Kelly William, sailmaker, h Upper Water.Kelly William, cooper, h 130 Grafton.Kelty Thomas, laborer, b William.Kemble Charles, storekeeper, h 188 Gottingen.Kemm Elizabeth N., wid George, h 7 Argyle.

Everything in Dry Goods, at CHAS. ROBSON & CO'S. 121 Granville St,, Halifax.

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and Job Printing and Blank Book Manufacturing Business. The Cômpositors'Rooms are well stocked with a- large variety of Plain and Fancy' Types; em'bracing the newest designs. The. , éstabli3bment is - fdrnislied with twélveSteam Printing.Presses, nine Stearn Smashing; Sawing, Cutting, Stamping andHoisting Machines, six' Hydrn,ulic and Hand Presses, togetber with. Ruling,Backing and Piging Machines, all in thorough. working order, which'enableshim to turn out large quantities of work at very short notice. . Over 150 persons^.;aré employed in this Establishment.

A very large -assortment of WOOD TYPE emables'the urideraigned to print thevery largest description of

P OSTI N G B IL LS ,In variôus. colors, at short notice, and, at moderate charges.,

Country Orders for . PRINTING, and BLANS, BOOKS oareYnliy attendéd to, andwork dispatched by the safest - and cheapest ,modes of cônveyance6

JOHN, I&cwEz.,L,BooK AND .JOB PRIN'r1;R?' AND BLANR' =BodK DIANVF'ACT[dRÈR.

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STARES &,16014IITT, Best London Paints, Oils, Ite., 146 Upper Water St, Halifax.

Kempt John, printer, h132 Lower Water. Kempt George P., salesman, h 132 Upper Water, Kenealy Martin, farmer, h 96 and 100 Cornwallis. Kendrick Henry, h Tower Road. Kendrick John H., sea captain, h 12 Falkland. Kennebeck Edward, laborer, h r 1 Lower Water Kennedy Alexander, clerk, h 7 Maitland. Kennedy Bryan, laborer, h 127 Spring Garden Road. • Kennedy Ellen, liquors:89 Albermarle, h 91 do. Kennedy Francis, seaman, h 48 Lower Water. Kennedy Honor, sea captain, h 5 Bishop. Kennedy Hugh, cooper, h 21 Cunard. Kennedy James, liquors, 7 Salter, h do. Kennedy James, laborer, 108 Lower Water. Kennedy James, storekeeper, h Lower Water. Kennedy James, laborer, h 24 Lower Water. Kennedy James, band master, bds 7 'Maitland. Kennedy James, laborer

' h 38 Cunard.

Kennedy John, clerk, 11.14 Gerrish. Kennedy John, grocer and liquors, 115 Upper Water, h do, Kennedy John, blacksmith, h 217 Albermarle. Kennedy John, liciuors, 217 Albermarle, h do. Kennedy Joseph, brass founder, h Lower Water. •

Kennedy . Martin, cruard penitentiary, h Tower Road. Kennedy Mary, wf'd John, h 125 Upper Water. Kennedy Michael, laborer, h r•127 Lower . Water. Kennedy Michael, laborer, h r 40 Lower Water. Kennedy Michael, laborer, h r 1 Lower Water. Kennedy Michael, • laborer, h 19 Blowers. Kennedy Patrick, truckman, h 7 Salter. Kennedy. Patrick, seaman, h 103 Grafton. Kennedy Samuel, trader, h Richmond Grove. Kennedy Thomas, grocer, k 11 Falkland. Kennedy Thomas, clerk, h 6 Salter. • KennedyItionias, , laborer, h r 115 Lower Water. - Kennedy . 11-o-m—as, laborer, h r 42 Lower Water.- Kennedy William, Sergeant, commissariat, h 4 Bauer. Kenney William, laborer, h 68 Lower Water. Kenney Daniel, laborer, h 83 Lower Water. Kenney Johanna, wid Burnet h 47 Queen. Kennie William, painter, h 147 Grafton. KENNY BROTHERS & CO., painters, glaziers and paper hanc0ers3 4

Jacob. (See .Adv. Index p. 57.) Kenny E. J., dry goods wholesale, 82 Granville; h 109 Pleasant. Kenny Frederick, tinsmith, h 76 Maynard. Kenny . F. W., dry goods, 172 Lower Water, h Artz Lane.

ItleLEAN & KEITH, Brandy, Gin, Whiskey, 8.1 Lower Water Street, Halifax.

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KENNY HON. EDWARD, wholesale merchant, 82 Granville, h 109Pleasant .Kenny J., clerk, bds 109 Pleasant .

Kenny James, gardener, h 18 Victoria .Kenny James C., painter, glazier, &c., 4 Jacob, h 71 Cornwallis .KENNY J . F., wholesale merchant, 82 Granville, h 109 Pleasant .Kenny John, painter, glazier, &c ., h 10 Brunswick .Kenny John, porter.Kenny Joseph, grainer, h 10 B i unswick .Kennv Lawrence, porter, h 10 Brunswick .Kenn7y Peter, painter, glazier, &c., 4 Jacob, h 10 Brunswick .Kenny R., grocer and liquors, 1 Brunswick, h 3 do .KENNY T. & E ., wholesale merchants, 82 Granville :KENNY THOMAS E ., wholesale merchant, 82 Granvilleh Thorn.vale, N. W. A . boots and shoes, agent for Truro boot and shoeKENT GEORGE 4, Zocompany, 155 Hollis, h 65 Lockman . (See -Adv . opp.).Kent Thomas, grocer and liquors, and baker, 76 and 78,puke, h 103Barrack .Kent William waterman h A(gyricol.a .Kent William, upholsterer, h Foley.Kenula Timothy, laborer, h Kempt Road .Keowrh James, carter, h 16 Rottenburg .Kerby"', Charles J., carpenter, h North n Kempt . Road .Kerr DanielP, clerk, h 58 Granville.Kerr D. W., salesman, h 58 Granville .Kerr Hugh, financial clerk, h 7 Brunswick Court.Kerr James, inspector customs, h 38 Pleasant .Kerr James, shoemaker, h 18 Creighton .Kerr Matthew, laborer, h 44 Dresden Row .Kerr Mrs . Robert, h 58 Granville .Kerwin Thomas brassfounder, 115 Maitland .Kiddy James, f4rmer, h St . Margaret's Bay Road .Kidney-Helen, wid Patrick, h 225 Albermarle .Kidney William, gardener, h 18 Victoria .Kleler Bartholomew, barber, h Albermarle .Kieley Patrick, laborer, h 132 Albermarle .Kieley William,,grocer and liquors, 2 Gerrish, h do .Kielly Anastatia, grocer and liquors, 49 Cornwallis, h 47 do .Killeen Edward, carter, h 6 Lockman.Killeen Martin, cooper, h 2 Lockman .Killeen Patrick, ~abor~r, h . 2 Lockman .Kimble Charles, storekeeper, h 188 Gottingen.ZD-Kinelly Martin, boatswain, h Cornwallis ,KING REV . ANDREW, Presbyterian, h 210 Gottingen .'King Benjamin, laborer, h 133 North Park.King Benjamin, laborer, h 139 North Park .

Die-munt for Cash, C-HAO.' ROBE 0.1 & CC@, 121 G~ We St ., Halifax,

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3'. R. JENNETT & CO., Japanned and Papier Machier Waiters, 154 Granville St ,

King Charles, baker, bds 11 Granville. King David, plumber, h 86 Hollis. • KING EDWIN D., barrister and estate agent, 46 Bedford Row, h 16

Lockman: (See Adv. on back cover.) King & Healy, boot and shoemakers, 49 Gottingen. King James, mail contractor, h 8 Cogswell. King James, jun., clerk, bds 8 Cogswell. KING JOHN, h Willow Park, Windsor Road. King John, laborer, 1 Hurd's Lane. King Joseph, h 25 North. King Patrick, machinist, h Creighton. King Patrick, ehoemaker, h 36 Gottingen. KING RICHARD, carpenter, h 3 King. - King Richard M., commission merchant, &c., 1 Bedford Row, bds Man.

sion House. King Thomas, buot and shoemaker, 49 Gottinnn, h 26 Bayer. Kinnear C. R., merchant, Lower Water, h 485Morris. Kinnear Richard, Conway's Wharf, Upper Water. KINNEAR T. commission and West India merchanï, Long Wharf

Lower Water, h 22 South. KINNEAR T. C., & CO., commission merchantà, Long Wharf, Lower

Water. Kinsmen E .> boardina and liquors, 99 and 101 Barrington. Kinsman John, painter, h 62 Albro. Kinsman Richard, painter, h 82 Creighton. Kinsman William, plumber, h 82 Creighton. Kirby John H., carpenter, b. Lockman. Kirby Lewis, barrister, Hollis, h 12 Spring Garden Road. Kirkpatrick H., machinist, h. 50 Argyle. KIRKWOOD, LIVINGSTONE & CO., commission merchants, Mon.

treal. (See Adv. opp.) • Kirwin Edward, coachman, h 115 Maitland. Kissock Alexander, paper manufacturer, 18 Upper Water, h Bedford. Kissock William, paper manufacturer, 18 Upper Water, h 20 do. KISSOCK W. & A., paper manufa cturers, 18 Upper Water. (See

Adv. In,dex p. 57.) Kitt John, farmer, h 15 Gas Lane. Kline George, carter, h North West Arm Road. Kline George, warder, H. M. Dockyard. Kline George J., printer, h 35 Lockman. Kline James, fariner, h Dutch Village Road. Kline John, laborer , h 50 Albermarle. Kline Mary J., wici Thomas, h 13 Gray's Lane. Kline William, blacksmith, h St. Margaret's Bay Road. Kline William, farmer, h North West Arm Road. KNAPEN O. J., stencil cutter, &c., billiards, 153 Hollis, bds Bar.

rington. (See Adv. Index p. 57.)

The place for Family Dry Goods, CHAS. ROBSON it CO., 121 Granville St., Halifax.

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., A Good Assortment at our Establishment, 154 Granville.

Knight Archibald, clerk, h4 Green. KNIGHT EDWARD, wine merchant, 98 Upper Water, h 54 Lockman. Knight George„ clerk, h 4 Green. KNIGHT JAMES, liquors wholesale, 98 and 100 Upper Water, h 115

Green. KNIGHT THOMAS F., Dominion auditor, h 127 Lockman. Knight W. C., harnessmaker, h North Dartmouth. KNIGHT W. F., saddle and harnessmaker, 138 Hollis, h North Dart-

mouth. (See .Adv. Index p. 57.) Knodell John, shoemaker, h r 412 Upper Water. Knowlan Lucy wid J. B., h 57 Lockman. Knowlan Thomas baker , h Bell's Lane. Knowlan Patrick, laborer, h 26 Bell's Lane. Knox George A., dry goods, 132 and 134 Granville, h 6 South. KNOX & JORDAN, dry goods, 132 and 134 Granville. Laèey Edward, .grocer and liquors

' 50 City,.h 52 do.

Lacey Richard, liquors, 56 and 58 City, h do. Lacked James laborer, h 209 Albermarle. Leacock Eliza,4id John, h McDaniel. Lacy Joseph, bookbinder, h 91 Brunswick. Lacy Lawrence, laborer, h 136 Argyle. Laesbrook William, labour, h McCulloch Road, n Quinpool Road. Laffin L., machinist, h 284 Upper Water. Laidlaw Adam, wheelwright, h Tower Road. Laidlaw James, stonecutter, h Spring Garden Road. LAIDLAW JOHN, grocer, 51 Barrington, h Inglis. (See Adv. opp.) Laidlaw William, carter; h Clewley Road. LAIDLAW WILLIAM, grocer and liquors, 1 and 3 Upper Water h

Foundry Lane. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) Laidlaw William, printer, bds 42 Bedford Row. Lakin Charles, packer, h 50 Argyle. Lamb Mary, wid Nehemiah, h 215 Albermarle. Lambert James, h 460 Upper Water. Lambert Thomas, shoemaker, h 64 City. Lambert Wesley, carpenter, h Duffus. LAMBERT WILLIAM, cabinetmaker, 48 Buckingham, h 78>Gerrish,

(See Adv. Index p. 57.) Lamey Daniel, tailor, h Richmond. Lamphier Andrew, carriage manufacturer, 40 Argyle, h 38 do. Lamphier & McCleave, carriage manufacturers, 40 Argyle. Lanbyge Albert J., sea captain, h Inglis n Pleasant. Landner Edward, bookkeeper, h 69 Birmingham. Lane George T., clerk, bds 14 Creighton. Lane James, coachman, h 45-1>q,sclen Row. Lane Johanna, wid John h 71 Grafton. Lane John, baggagemaster, N. S. R., h Richmond. Lane John, carpenter, h Inglis.

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., Importers of Black Bottles, Flasks, &c., 154 Granville St.

Lane Timothy, farmer, h Duffus. Lane Thomas, carpenter, h 21 Brenton. LANG CHARLES,,groceries and liquors, 114 Cornwallis, h 116 do. Lang Daniel, coal measurer, h 177 Albermarle. Lang Daniel, sea captain, h 77 Maitla.nd. Lang John, seaman, h 6 Maitland. Lang William, sea captain, h 56 Maitland. Langdon Thomas, laborer, h North. Langeville John„: cabinetmaker, h 80 Brunswick. Langeville William FL, porter, h Lockman. LANGILLE EDWARD II., boot and shoemaker, 54 Birmingham, h do,

(&e Adv. Index p. 57.) Langille George W., butcher, h 52 Birmingham. Langille Matthew, culker

' h William.

Lanigan Edward, laborer, Salter and Twining's Wharf. Lanigan John, clerk, h John. Lanigan John, mason and builder, h 40 Cogswell. Lanigan Patrick, groceries, 29 Maynard, h 39 Falkland. Lanigan Patrick F., mason, bds 40 Cogswell. Lanigan Patrick, stonemason, h 94 Cornwallis. Lanigan Richard, teamster. Lanigan & Robb, plasterers, 175 Barrington. Lanisiakn Thomas M., mason and plasterer, 175 Barrington, bds 40

Cogswell. , ,jLànnan Daniel, painter, h 7 Hollis: 1. ô L ANNAN JAMES, carpenter, h Jubilee Road. ç' Lannan John, mason, h 90 Albermarle. itt z Lannan Thomas, laborer, h 67 Barrack. ei Lannan Thomas, watchman, h 7 South Hollis. z Lannigan William, butcher, h Albro. z i4 Lamed Samuel, rigger, h 128 Upper Water. le Lansed William rigger, h 228 Upper Water. 0 . .... Lapham John, clerk, h Clewley. cs Laracy John, groceries and liquors, 90 Cornwallis, h 88 do. ecli Laracy John, laborer, h 169 Grafton. 0 Larder Alfred, diver, h 307 Upper Water. $ Larder Lewellyn, diver , h 82 Maitland ,

Larey Samuel, seaman:b. 36 Cunard.

84 1 Latch James, brewer, 66 Sackville. Lattimore Richard, laborer, b. 40 Albro. Lauckner Mary Ann, wid Charles, h 140 Grafton. • Laurie John W., colonel, and Brigade Major, h 74 Morris.

Gents' Under-Shirts at CHAS. ROBSON & CO'S., 121 Granville Street, Ralifax.

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STARES & MeNUTT, Iron, Steel, Ironmongery, 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax,

aurilliard Charles D., tailor, h Canton, aurilliard George, shoemaker, h 52 Creighton. aurilliard George, shoemaker, h 113 Maitland. aurilliard George E., shoemaier, h 33 Bayers. AURILLIARD 11, G., merchant tailor, 231 Hollis. h 31 Carleton. aurilliard John G., ship carver, h Bentley's Lane n Lockman. avers Charles, expressman

' h Depot Road n Russell.

avers James, coachman, h 14 Bishop. avers James, coachman, h Tower Road. avers John, carpenter, h 17 Queen. avers Thomas, express, h 40 Buckingham. aving Robert, clerk, bds 122 Grafton. • awdey C. A., clerk, h 103 Maitland. awlor James, builder

' Birmingham, h 7 Dundonald. •

awlor James, clerk, bds 116 Hollis.

awlor John, bookkeeper, h 19 Jacob. •

WLOR J. D., sewin,„.. machine manufacturer, Barrinuton / h Mont- t/

real. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) , Avelor Lawrence, carpenter, h 122 Cornwallis. wlor Mary, wid Thomas, h 1 Cornwallis. • wlor Thomas, carpenter, h 122 Cornwallis. wlor William, salesman, h Dundonald. wrence Catherine, wid Joseph, h 7 Brenton. wrenceJohn, shoemaker, h Brenton. wrence Joseph, shoemaker, h Brenton. wrence Thomas, clerk, h Starr. wrence Thomas, gasfitter, h Brenton. wrence William, laborer, h Depot. Road n Russell. wrence William, mason, h 22 Bilby. wrey Michael, carpenter, h 51 Dresden Row. wson Ann, wid George, h 139 Hollis. non Caroline, mantle maker, etc., 137 Hollis, h 139 do. non Edward, auctioneer and commission merchant, 110 and 1.12

Lower Water, h 76 Hollis. •

WSON, EDWARD & SONS, auctioneers and commission merchants / 110 and 112 Lower Water. son Frank, clerk, h 11 Green. •

WSON, HARRINGTON & CO., commission merchants and agents, Halifax and Boston Packets,Commercial Wharf.(See Ade.p. 212)

son Henry, commission merchant, Lawson's Wharf, h 78 Hollis. son Martha, wid David, h 57 Buckingham. son Richard, auctioneer , etc 110 and 112 Lowey Water, h 76 Hollis. son Walter, auctioneer, etc., 110 and 112 Lower Water, h 76 Hollis. "SON WILLIAM, carpenter, h Bedford. son William, carpenter, h 52 Dresden Row. -SON WILLIAM commission merchant, Commercial Wharf, h 6

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STARRS & 1YIcNIITT, General Hardware, &c.,146 Upper Water Street, Halifax.

Lawson 'DPilliam, customs, h 61 Victoria Road.Layton Miss H. ML., principal Brunswick st. Girl's Schoôl, bds 11 Poplar

Grove.Leahy Bartholomew, butcher, bds 48 Lockman.Leahy D. J*., grocer and liquors, 207 Lower Water, h Dartmouth.Leahy Edward, J. P., 'h Leahy Villa, N. W. A.Leahy James, clerk, h 11 Bishop.

eahy James, cooper, h 109 Gerrish.eahy Johanna, wid William, °variety shop, 195 Grafton.eahy John, farmer, h 56 Grafton,eahy John, laborer, h 110 Albermarle.eahy John, seaman, h 66 -Albermarle.eahy Michael, liquors, 13 Albermârle, h do.eahy Patrick, clerk h Gottingen. -eahy Patrick, laborer, 29j .Albro, h 107 Gerrish.eahy Patrick, seaman, h r 47 .Dresden Row.eahy Thomas, Thornfield Nursery, west end Cunard, h do.eahv Thomas, grocer, h 203 Lower Water.éahÿ Thomas, tailor, h 320 and 322 Upper Water.eahy William, farmer, h 80 Gottingen.eahy William, grocer, 197 Grafton, h do.eahy William, sailmaker, h 114 Cornwallis.eard Ellen, wid Claudius, h 24 Hurd's Lane.eard Jamëâ W., messenger telegraph office; h 24 Hurd's Lané.eary & Donahoe, grocers and liquors,173 Grafton and 56 Buckingham.eâry James, grocer, 1 Albermarle, h do.éary James, grocer and liquors, Buckingham cor Grafton, h do.eary James, truckman, h 3 Albemarle.eary John, laborer, h r 7 Salter.eary Patrick, laborer, h r 40 Lower Water.eather W. B., civil engineer, architect, and surveyor, bds 5 Granville.eBlanc Frederick, clerk crown lands ôffice, h Windsor Road:Blanc Jeffrey, clerk, bds Doran's Hotel, Sackville.eBlanç J. B., dry goods, 49 Granville, h do.Blanc Maurice, dry goods, 49 Granville,- h do.Blanc J. B., & Brother, dry goods, 49 Granville,Cain Augustus, h 65 Gottingen,Cain Francis; h 86 Argyle.Cain Honory, h 65 _ Gottingen.Cain John, grocer, h 86 Argyle.Cain J. W., grocer and liquors, Grafton cor George, h Duke.Cam Rayner, clerk, h 65 GottingQn.ckie Robert, h 41 Queen.e Edward, carter, h 50 Albro. °

Henry, seaman, h 50. Prince.John, mason, h.21 Moran.

e Maurice, driver city R. R., bds Richmond.

NeLEAN & BEITH, Brandy, Gin, Whiskey, 84 Lower Water Street, Halifax

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., Importers of English Brown Earthenware,154 Granville 8t,

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Lee Patrick, laborer, bds 303 Uppcr Water.Lee William, laborer, h 50 Lower Water.Lefler George, fâ,rmer, h Dutch Village.Leftbridge George, porter, h 27 Lower Water.Legg Charles tailor, h 31 Albro.Le Guire Edward, customs locker; -h 127. Brunswick.Leitch Andrew, engineer; h 556 Upper Water.Leizer Mary.Ann, drygoods,1291 Gottingen,.h do.Leizer M.. A. & Co., dry, goods, 1291 Gottingen.LeMee William N., physician, h 67 Cornwallis.Lenan Thomas, seaman, h Drillio. -

'"Lenoir P. H., barrister, 143.Hollis; h do:Leonard Cornelius, grocer, 576 Upper Water, h . dLeonard John, laborer, h Upper Water.Leonard Thomas, mason, h 65 Sackville.Leonar- William, 1aborer, h 194 Gottingen.Leonarilliam , laborer, h 586 Upper Water.Lepiér 'Andraw, carpenter, bds Water.Lepine Frederick C., salesman, h 33 Bauer.Lepine John, clerk, h,33 Bauer.Lepine John, keeper military prison, Melville Island, N. W. A.Lerecy John, laborer, Dockyard.

Vater.'Lessef Charles, sea captain, h 33 Lower.Leslie. Elizabeth, wid William, h 104 Gerrish.Leslie Jane, h 90 Argyle.Leslie George,. messenger telegraph offiee, h 47 Argyle.Lessel Arthur, carpenter, h 6 Bauer.Lessel Jarimes,.bookkeeper, h 8.Brunswick. ..Lessel John, bookkeeper, h 90 Dresden Row..Lessel W. H., bookkeeper, h 90 . Dresdèn Row.

.VPater.L'Estrange Peter, groom; h 360 Upper.Letson H. H., bookkeeper, h Gottingén.Letson.John A., fish huckster, h 58 •-Brunswick.Letson Philip, tanner, h 107 Morris.Letson Robert W., tanner, Letson's Lane, h 103 Morris.Leverman Frederick W:,- cabinetmaker, h 15 Dresden Row,,Leverman H. A., turner and jig sawyer,, 160 Upper Water, h 1l

Dresden Row.Leverman Joseph, cabinetmaker, bds 15 Dresden Row.Leverman William, pianoforte maker, h 32 South Park.lewiu John W., gardener, h Studley Road.Lewis Hannah, boarding house, 122 Grafton.Lewis John, coachman, h n North West Arm Road.Lewis Richard, blacksmith, h].2 Albro.LEWIS. W. J., hardware, &c., 51 and 53 Upper Water, h Belleaup;

Gottingen. . .Leydon Thomas, clerk; h 71 Cornwallis. .

Scotch Tweeds for. ^en^é Wear at CHAS. RABSON & C0'8.,121 Granville St., Halüa

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STARRS & D'IcNIITT, Cutléry, &c,, 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax,^=------

Licksôn Daniel, builder, h Duffus,Liddell James H., accountant, h Axgyle,Liebman F. A., merchant, h 558 Upper Water. •Liechti James, professor of modern langua;e, h 6 Briar Lane.Li;htizer John, shoemaker, h 69 Maynard.Lilac IVTichael; cabinetmaker, Côrnwallis, h 45 Maitland,Liley Harry, engineer, bds 11 Granville.

..Linahan Timotby, porter, h Grafton.Lindsay Andrew, laborer, h 11 Garrick,

. Lindsay A. W. H., student in arts, h 29 Starr.,Lindsay Charles F., clerk, bds 29 Starr.Liridsay Frank, grocer, 11 Sackville, bds Clifton House.Lindsay George, match manufacturer, 69 Creighton, h 71 do.Lindsay James, match manufacturer, 33 Hurd's Lane, h Gottingen.Lindsay James, jun., stonecutter, h Gottingen.Lindsay Jeremiah, laborer, h r-47 Dresden Row.Lindsay John, bookbinder, h Creighton. . ^^-Lindsay John, match manufacturer, 69 Creiâhton; h 71 do.Lindsay John, painter, h 44. Gerrish. .LINDSAY M. M.,-builder,13 Starr, h 29 do. (See Adv. Index p, 57.)Lindsay Robert, grocer, 80 Maynard, h do,Lindsay & Nelson, grocers, 11 Sackville.Lindsay William,,match. manufacturer, 69 -Creighton, h 71 do;Linliffe. John, laborer, ,bds. 7 Duke. . .Linnahen Timothy, tailor, h 73 Cornwallis.Linnett Edward, packér, bds Grafton.Lint Thomas, stonecuter, h 19 Dresden Row. .Lishman Alexander,-cabinetmaker, h Dockyard.Lis,well John,. baker, 114 Gottingen, h.112- do.Lithgow James R.,. commission merchant, h 142 Argyle.Litbgow. John, grocer and .liquors, 56 Bedford Row, h.145 Pleasant.Lithgow William, clerk, bds 142 Argyle.Little George, cooper, h 34 Creighton. _Little George, cooper; h 79 Spring Garden Road.Little George, laborer, h 28 Lockman,Little Huoh, cooper, h 156 Gottingen.Little James,. overseer Water Works, h James n tiVilliam.Little John; carpenter, h. 73 Pleasant..Little John, cooper, h 34 Crei;hton. . .Little John, tobacconist, h 147 Gottingen.Little Sarah, wid George,. h145. North Park.Little Thomas, salesm,an, h 30 Maynard.Lively George, laborer, h 56 George.Livermore Charles, waiter Club House, h do.Livermore Oeorge, liquorg, 149 Albermarle, h do.LIVEBPOOJ, & LONDON &, GLOBE INSURANCE . CO.i J. C.

Allison & Co. agents, 61 Upper Water. ,(See Adv. Index p. 57.)

McLEAN & KEITH, Importers of London Brown Stout, 84 Lower Water Street.

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T, B. JENNETT & CO., Newest Designs 8i Patterns atour Establishment, 154 Oranvie,

Livingstone Duncto.; carpenter, h 73 Maynard. Lloy Alexander, êtedt, bds 33 Hollis. «. Lloy James, blackSmith, h 96 Maitland. - Lloyd George A.,„cletk crown lands office, h 10 Pleasant.' Loasby E., conductor, N. S. R., h Richmond. LOasby, James W., telegraph operator, N. S. R., h Grove, Richmond, Locke E. J. seaman, h Richmond: Locke George, laborer, h Prince. Locke James; shipwright, h Bedford. - Locke John, teamster, h Depot Road n Russell. Locke William H.,.machinist, h Barrack. Lockhart F. H., miner, h 530 Upper Water. Lockhart George, Clerk, bds 231 Upper Water. Lockhart Oliver, grocer, 229 Upper Water, h 231 do. Lockhart Walter M., bookkeeper, h 84 Queen . LOcklan Catherine, wid Henry, h 154 Gottingen. Locklan Michael, shoeraaker, h 47 Albermarle. Locknan Henry? courier. Logan Adam, city missionary, h 69 Argyle. Logan "Clarence clerk telegraph office, h 68 Granville. Lomus John, saddler, bds 98. Arp le. Lonergan George, salesman, h 9 Queen. Lonergan James, grocer and liquors, 89 Lower Water, h do. _ Lonergan Johanna, dress maker, h 90 Grafton. Lonergan Patrick, brewer, h 153 'Albertnarle. Lonergan P. H., clerk, h Queen. Lonergan Thomas, laborer, h 154 Brunswick. • Long James, cabinetmaker, h 187 Grafton, . Long William, carpenter, h 31 Bayers: Longard Charles H., accountant, h 129 Brunswick. e Longard Edward J., plumber and tinsmith, 223 Hollis, h.131 Brunswick. •Longard E. J.:, jun., clerk, h 131 Brunswick. • 1 LOS GARD E. J., & CO., braSs founders, &c., 223 and 225 eollis, Longard John D., h 12g Brunswick. Longard John P., clerk, h 131 Brunswick. Longard 'Robert, shoemaker, h 33 Albro. Longard William H., fariner, h Forrest Hill. LO&GLEY AVARD, bds Mansion House. • Longmaid John, manager of mines, h Russell' n Gottingen.

»Longuel M., caulker, Dockyard. - LoFee John, shoemaker, h _61 Albro.' . . Loraway John, printer, h 47 Dresden Row. Lôrdly E. J., grocer and corn. merchant, George cor Hollis, h 51 .Qued ,

LORDLY & STIMPSON, grocers & cOni. merchants., George cor Holll Loudwen William, clerk, bds 14 Poplar Grove. Lough John teamster, h 580 Upper Water. •

Lovegrove William , seaman, h 9 Artz Lane. ,

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Lovett Amos, pattern maker, h Téwer Road. Lovett Arthur, shoemakerï bds 74 Barrington. . - • . Lovett Miss Elizabeth, boarding house, 68 -Hollis. .

Lovett Henry, shoemaker, bds 17 Buckingham. . Lovett Sarah Jane, wid Alfred; h 79 Albermarle. Lovett William, pattern maker, h Tower Road. . Lovett William, _seaman, h 48 Lower Water. Lowden, D. R„ salesnian, › Lowe Benjamin, mason, h 159 Brunswick. . Lowe Edward, seaman, h193 G-rafton. Lowe James, clerk, h 159 Brunswick. Uwe John, butcher, h 159 Brunswick. Lowe William, grOcer and liquors, 87 Pleasant, h do. Lowe William, mason, h 159 Brunswick. . , Lowell William L., broker

' exchange,61 Upper Water,,bds Halifax Hotel. -

Lownds Miss Catherine, 11 69 Grafton. • . , -_, LOwnds Jades

' tinsmith and plumber,155 LowerWater, h 56 Bril.swick.

Lownds Matthew, carpenter, h 24 Starr. ' :- Lownds Thomas S., carpenter, 36 Gottingen, h 24 Starr.. LoWnda.William, h Studley Road..-:: ( L --ownds• William, Carpenter, h 22 Starr, – 1 . .z Iowner William, labérer, h 79 Albermarlk . Lowrey Flora, wid John, h 47 Dresden Row. — .

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Lowrey John, colonel .of militia, h 74 Morris. . . Lowrey John, seaMan, h 271- Upper 'Water. Lowrey Mary, wid Philip, h140 Albermarle. Lowry Patrick, drill instructer

' h 55 Albermarle. . "

,Lowthers Edward, truckman, 12 Bayer. • › ,oye Alexander, clerk, h 33 H011is. : • •

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ugrin E. F., clerk; bds Clifton House. • unarJohn, carpenter, 16 Granville, h 41 Barraek. YALL REV. WILLIAM, professor Dalhousie Colleue h 29 B ,,, 1 auer. ydard Patrick, painter, bds 54 George. ydard Peter, bookkeeper, h 54 George. , ydard S. L., shoéinaker, 54 George, h do. . . . ydeard Patrick, painter

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ye Thomas, seaman, h 278 tipper Water. . . . yen John, shoemaker, h -40 Birmingham. ' .

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yle GeOrge, clerk crown lands office, h 10 Pleasant. ' yle John, bookkeeper, h, 1 Smith. ' yle Mary A., wid Uugh, h 19 Birmingham. , ynagh -Mary Ann wid John, h G-rafton. YNAGII IVIICWIEL, cabinetmaker, 45 Cornwallis : h do. ynch Daniel, laborer, h 36 Dresden Row. , , yneh John, fisherman, h Windsor Road. , ynéh John, laborer, h 502 Upper Water, ' . . ynch John, laborer, h r 87 Lower Water.

LEAN it KEITK, X, xx, XXX Ale and Porter, 84 Lower Water St., lialifax.

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J. R. JENNETT & CO. sells to Wholesale buyers on reasonable terms, 154 Granville,

Lynch Patrick, farmer, h 13 Gerrish.LYNCH PETER, barrister, 159 Hollis, h 21 Tobin.Lynch Thomas, fisherman, h 62 Grafton.Lyon Archibald, carpenter, h 80 Brunswick.Lyon George, carpenter, h 80 Brunswick.Lyons Ellen, wid Patrick, h 28 Gra;'ton.Lyons John, blacksmith, h Albermarle.Lyons John, salesman, h 34 Gottingen.Lyons Patrick, carriag^emaker and blacksmith, 22 Gottingen, h 34 do.Mabee William, blindmaker, h 3 Albert.Macara Henrietta, wid William; h Gottinben.Macdier Margaret, nurse, h 5g. Argyle. .MACDONALD ALEXANDER, brassfounder, 88 Barrington, h 161

Lockman.MacDonald Alexander, watchmân, h 58. Creighton.MacDonald Ann, wid James, h 5 Bishop.MacDonald Catherine, wid Robert, h 94 GAtingen. ^MacDonald Charles, professor of mathematics, h Tower Road.MacDonald Charles J., student at law, h 94 Gottingen.MACDONALD & CO., brassfounders, 88 Barrinâton.. (See Advcrtis^

Macintosh James, baker, h 58 George.

ment Index p. 57.) .MacDonald H.A., brassfounder, 88 Barrington, h 164 Lockman.MACDONALD JAMES, barrister, &c., 64 Bedford Row, h 26 Tobin.MacDonald J. S., accountant People's Bank, h 153 Lockman.MacDonald Malcolm, carpenter, h 65 Albermarle.MacDonald Malcolm, mason, h 14 Victoria.MacDonald Robert, mason, h 14 Victoria.MacDonald Roderick, bookkeeper N.S.R., h Richmond Grove.MacDonald Simon D., clerk, h 94 Gottingen.MacFee Angus, shipwright, bds 30 Bayers.Macllreith John, merchant tailor, 26. Sackville, li 6 Dresden Row.Macllreith M., 159 Hollis.

A'IacIntosh James C., accountant Nova Scotia Bank, h 3 Mitchell.Maclntosh John D:, builder and lumber dealer, Adam's tiVh.-arf, Lom

Water, h 24 South Park.MACINTOSH & MACINNIS, builders and lumber dealers, Adam'a

Wharf, Lower Water and 71 do.MacIsaae Donald, Granville House, 22 and 24 Granville.Mack J. M., student at law, h Victoria Terrace.Mack Richard,. laborer, h 86 City.Mackasey John, truckman, h 212 Grafton.MACKASE Y JOHN A., groc,!r and liquora, 23 Upper Water, h 20 daMackasey Mary, grocer, 102 Cornwallis, h do.MacKay Alexander, carpenter, h 69 Maynard.MacKay Andrew, carpenter, h r 37 Dresden flow.MacKay Francis, liquors and boarding, 105 Lower Water, h do.

Rich Black Silks at CHAS. ROBSON & C0'5.,121 Granville St., Halifax. See,

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STA RS & McNITTT, Iron, Steel, Ironmongery, 146 tipper Water Street, Halifax.

MacKay George, blacksmith, h r 18 South Hollis. MACKAY JAMES, clerk, h Quinpool Road. MacKay James, gardener, h Gottingen. MacKay James, shipwright, 107 Upper Water. MacKay James M., lumber merchant, 263 Lower Water, h 66 Lockman. MacKay John, moulder, h Upper Water. MacKay John L., surgeon dentist, 111 Hollis, h Inglis. MacKay Thomas D., clerk, h Albermarle. MacKay William, lumber merchant, 263 Upper Water, h do. MacKay William& Son & Co., lumber and commission merchants, 264

Upper Water. MacKenzie George, carpenter, h 55 Cornwallis. Mackeon Thomas, coachman, h 13 Bishop. Mackie Andrew, laborer, h 64 Sackville. MACKINLAY A.K., books and stationery,123 Granville,h 34 Cogsveell. MACKINLAY A. & W., books and stationery, 123 Granville. Mackintosh James C., accountant Bank of Nova Scotia, h Mitchell. Mackintosh Mrs. M. C., milliner, 147 Barrington, h 145 do. Mackintosh Robert B., clerk, h 145 Barrington. Macklin Hugh, laborer, h n Inglis. MacLachlan Ellen, dressmaker, h 112 Grafton, MacLean Ann, wid John h 50 Queen. Maclean George, cashier

John, Bank, h 4 Brenton.

Maclean Howard M., barrister, &c., 14 Bedford Row, h Bauer. MACLEAN JOHN S., commission merchant, 261 and 263 Hollis, h 71

Dresden Row-. MACLEAN, J. S., & Co., commission merchants, 261 and 263 Hollis.

(See Adv. p. 2.) MacLaughlan Joseph H., principal of National school. MacMahon James, butcher, h Upper Water. MacMahon Margaret, wid Timothy, h 26 Grafton. Macnab Alexander, chief civil engineer N.S.R., 138 Hollis, h 46 Morris. MACNAB JOHN, grocer & liquors, 172 to 180 Hollis, h 20 Gottingen. MACNAB WILLIAM, printer & publisher, 11 Prince, h 18 Gottingen. MacNamara Hugh, mason, h 15 Rottenburg. Macoumber William, seaman, h 21 Hurd's Lane. MacPherson David; machinist, h 92 Gottingen. -- MacPherson James

' clerk, h 92 Gottingen.

MacPherson John, lumber surveyor, h 307 Upper Water. MacPherson Mary A., wid Daniel, h 31 Morris. Macvane S., clerk education office, h Russell. Madden John, laborer, h 66 City. Maddison Mark, upholsterer, h Argyle. Maddison Thomas, upholsterer, h 102 Barrington. Maddox Isaac, porter, h 122 Gottingen. Madeverts Margaret, wid Thomas, h 21 Bilby, Mading John, coachman, h 11 Bishop.

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1VIagaxell Mrs. Eliza, matron of young womans' house of refuge, Rempt Road.

MAGARELL RICHARD, painter, h Grove Farm n Leahy Villa. Magill James, laborer N.S.R., h Richmond. Magnus Alexander,tinsmith& pIumber,155 Upper Water,h 21 Lockman, Magnus Charles, rigger, h 408 Upper Water. Magnus Maria, wid Alexender, h 408 Upper Water. Magnus & Lovends, stove dealers, tinsmiths, and plumbers, 155 Lower

Water. Magrath Thomas A., cooper, Russell n Depot Road. Maguire Bernard, shoemaker, h 82 Grafton. Maguire Charles, clerk, h Argyle.

• Maguire Patrick, laborer, h 82 Grafton. Maguire Rosanna, wid Patrick, h 82 Grafton. Maguire Terence, baker, h 15 South Park. MAGUIRE TERENCE, grocer and liquors, Deus, h do. Mahar Andrew, shoemaker, 98 Lower Water. Mahar Edward, painter. Mahar James, baker

' h 39 Grafton.

Mahar James, trunkmaker, h Smith's Fields. • Mahar nmes, baker, 103 Lower Water, h 101 do. Mahar John, carpenter, h 392 Upper «Witer. Mahar Mary, wid John, h 8 Bishop. Mahar Nicholas, painter. Mahar Thomas, shoemaker

' Prince, h 53 Albemarle,

Maliar William blacksmith, h 29 Seymour. Maher, John,

William, h 19 Proctor's Lane.

Maher John, laborer city R.R. h Richmond. Maher, - Martin, cooper, h 23 Cornwallis. Maher Mary, wid Patrick, h Smith's Field n Smith. MAHER PATRICK, farmer, h n North West Arm Road. Maher Peter, laborer, h 4 Brunswick Lane. Maher, Richard, laborer, h 27 Smith. Maher Thomas, painter, h 12 Bishop. Mahon F. C., salesman, h 67 Birmingham. Mahon John

' salesman, h 67 Birmingham..

Mahon Mrs. M., liquors, 87 Upper Water, h do. Mahon Thomas, sailors boarding house, 166 Lower Water. Mahoney Arthur, carpenter, h 5 Smith. Mahoney John, mason, h 107 North. Mahoney Mary, wid John, h 128 Upper Water. Mahoney Michael, tailor, bds 21 Poplar G-rove. Mahoney Thomas, laborer, h West. Mahony Jéremiah, cabinetmaker, h 460 Upper Water. Mahony John, baker, h 157 Graiton. Mahony John, jun., baker, Ms 17 Creighton. Mahony Margaret, wid John, h 99 Grafton.

English Hosiery at CHAS. ROBSON 84 CO'S., 121 Granville St, Halifax.

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sT9g,RS &XcNIITT, General Hardware, &c., 146IIpper Water Street, Halifax.

Mabony Michael, blacksmith, h 99 Grafton.MahonY Patrick, laborer, h 175 Albermarle.

MAJOR THOMAS, groceries and liquors, 61 Cornwallis, h 63 do.

Mabony Townsend C., butcher, 27 Brunswick, h Dartmouth.Mails Thomas, eating saloon, 100 Lowér Water, h 1 Salter.MAJOR ALFRED, chemist and druggist, 47 Brunswick, h 7 Cunard

Court.Major Charles, runner, h7est n John.Major Charles J., principal St. Luke's, School, h 11 Bauer.Major C. W., grocér and liquors, 26 Maynard, h 28 do.llajor Frederick, confectioner, h 24 Creighton.

Maine John, photographer at W. Notman's, 3.8 George.Malcom James, mason, Jacob, h 37 Gerrish.Malcom Jane, wid James, h 42 Queen.11ALCOM &'JOHNSTON, pottery, 1 Blowers. (See Adv Index p. 57.llalcom Peter; acting foreman, Dockyard, h Bayer.Malcom Willi ",m B., blacksmith N.S.Rr, h Richmond.Malehow Wil4am, hairdresser, h 9 Duke.11lalône John; mâson, it 50 Maynard.11alone Patrick, dry goods, 149 Lower Water, h do.laloney James, hairdresser, 21 Bedford Row, h 65 Prince.Ialoney John, clerk, We Sackville.

Maloney Mary, wid Cornelius, h 532 Upper Water.Maloney Michael, fârmer, h Windsor R oad.Maloney Thomas, laborer, h 106 Grafton.Maloney William, warëhouse locker, h Tower Road.Maloy Douglas, painter, h 11 Gerrish.Mann William, cabinetmaker, h 398 Upper Wafi,êr.Mannabey Flora, wid. Charles, h 52 Dresden Row.Iannett John, carpenter, . h r 13 Proctor's Lane.Ianning Arthur C., jeweller, h 101 Gerrish.

Manning Daniel, laborer, h 7 Salter.lanning Dennis, carriage smith, h 7 Salter.finning lieutenant Edward D,, sup. gymnasium, h 43 Granville.Ianning Ellen, wid Maurice, h 211 Albermarle.lanning Johannah, h 70 City.Ianning Thomas, truckman, h 25 Cornwallis.Zanning Walter C., bookbinder, h 101 Gerrish.lansfield Edward, carpenter, h Brunswick,lansfield Pierce, laborer, h 19 Blowers.lansfield Pierce, laborer, h 38 Granville.finsfield John, laborer, h 77 Grafton.4ANSION HOUSE, Judson Ells proprietor, :49 Barrington.Iapplebéck John, mason, h 158 Gottinaen.`ara William, chief officer ship Delta, h 9 Granville.largeson Jonathan W., grocer, John, h 12 West.^argeson R. C., blacksmith, 47 North, h 168 Brunswick.

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J. R. JENNETT & 00., a Fine Assortment of Retail Goods always in Stock, 154 arauo,

Margeson R. H., blacksmiths, 47 North, h 168 Brunswick.MARGESON & SON, blacksmiths, 47-North. (See Adv. Index p. 57.)Marks Alexander, seaman; h Dartmouth.Marks John; sailors outfits, 180 Lower Water, h 182 do.Markley Maurice, stonecutter, h 154 Lower Water.Markley Samuel, stonecutter, h 12 Lower Water.Markley Simon, marble worker, h Lower Water.Markley Thomas, painter, h 154 Lower Water.1Vlarosn Thomas, stove fitter, h William cor City.Marr Joseph P., printer, h` 120 Albermarle.Marr Michael, carter, h Kempt Road. I

Marsden Thomas, porter, h Creighton.Marshall Ann, wid Elisha, h 19 Gerrish.Marshall Edward, bookkeeper, h 33 Gerrish.Marshall Elizabeth, wid James, h 27 Cornwallis.Marshall Frederick. physician, h 170 Brunswick.Marshall Henry J., dry goods, h 170 Brunswick.Marshall James, ^ab ► rer, bds 27 Cornwallis.Marshall James, lat,vrer, h 19 Maitland.Marshall James, storeman, h 94 Albro.MARSHALL JOHN, clerk customs, h 6 Kempt Road.MARSHALL JOHN J., judge, h 152 Lockman.Marhall Joseph, laborer, bds 27 Cornwallis.Marshall Margaret, wid Henry, h 49 Lockman.Marshall Richard, h 170 Brunswick.Marshall Samuel A., mason, h 61 Maynard.Marshall Timothy, shoemaker, h 167 Albermarle.MARSHALL THOMAS, oyster saloon and liquors, 95 Upper Î'Va,ter, :

h do. (See Adv. Index p. 57.)Marshall William,.laborer, h 27 Cornwallis.Marshall William, railway inspector N.S.R., Bedford.Marshall 'William, masori,. h 11 Falkland.Marsman Edward, cooper, h 71 Albro.Marsman Jeremiah, cooper, h 120 Gerrish.Martell T. H.; -bôokkeeper, h West n John.:Martin Miss B., dressmaker, h 14 Bedford Row.Martin George, clerk, h 52 Upper Water.Martin George, bookkeeper, h r 11 Upper Water.Martin James, blacksmith, h Richmond.Martin James, builder, h West n Bayers.Martin James,. seaman, h 69 City.MARTIN JOHN, grain measurer, h 26 Gerrish.Martin John, porter, h N. W. Arm.Martin Mary, wid Peter, h 178 Albermarle.Martin Matilda, wid James, h 158 ' Hollis.Martin Peter, carriage painter, h 52-Water.Martin Peter, grocer and liquors, 52 Upper Water, h 54 do.

Bonnets Made:to order at MASS RUBSUN & C0'8•,121 Granville Street, Halifax.

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Martin R. J., dry goods, 26 George, h 93 Hollis, r

Jason Peter, customs, b 85 Creighton.

Jason William, carpenter, h 5 Maynard.Jason William, boat builder, h r Maynard. -

&TARRS & HcNIITT, Glass, Putty, &C., 146 Upper Water Street, Halifax.

Martin Peter, & Co., groceries and liquors, 52 Upper Water.Martin Richard, harnessmâker, 144 Argyle, h 482 Upper Watèr. L"

111ARTIN & CO., dry goods, 26 George. (See Adv, p. 224.)Martin Thomas, dining saloon, &c.,'138 Upper Water, h 140 do.Martin Thomas, laborer, h Argyle.Martin Thomas G., grocer and liquors, 52 UpperWater, h 126 Grafton. 1^Martin William, milkman, h Robie n Spring Garden Road.Martin William, police.Marvin Arthur, salesman, h 11 Queen.Marvin Charles, clerk, h 11 Queen.Marvin G. D., salesman, h 11 Queen.Marvin John W., builder, Mulcahy's Whf, iJpper Water, h 96 Brunswick.Marvin Samuel W., tin plate worker, h 62 Gerrish.Mason Amôs -E., boat builder, h Maynard.lllason Hall Cchool, 2 Granville.1^1ASON JOHN, shoemaker, h 3 Cunard.IMASON J. W., boat builder, Wilson's Wharf, h Maynard, (See Adv.

Index p. 57.)h7ason Loftus, police, h 33 Hollis.

ason Thomas, macliinist, h 62 City.

Iason William, brass finisher, h 90 Hollis.Iap William, sea captain, h 39 South Park:lasonic Hall, 1 Barrington..Iates William, arpenter, h 10 Argyle. .latthews Jame carpenter, h 112 Maitland.iatthews John `K., carpenter, h 100 Maitland.fitthews William, clerk, h r 18 South Iiollis.Iatthews William, shoemaker, h 112 Maitland. =IATTHEWS W. D., commission and flour merchant, 119 Lower

lainer Henry, express man, -h 86 Gottingen•

Water, h Toronto, Ont.Iathewson James, carter, 'h r 13. Proctor's Lane.iatthewson James, laborer, h 15 Proctor's- Lane.atthewson K. J., salesman, h 23 Barrington.atthewson Neal, fireman gas works, h 08 South Hollis.

ratthewson William, porter, h 205 Grafton.latthias John, carpenter, Agricola n 'West.latson Thomas, seaman, h 223 Upper Water.

agner James, boarding .house, h 96 Argyle. - ^Iagwell Edward, tailor, h Dutch Village Road. .laxwell George, farmer, h Dutch^Village Road.axwell James, variety, 23 Buckingham, h do.AXWELL REV. WILLIAM, Presbyterian, h 44 Qüeen.,:...

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STARES &McNITTT, Manilla and Tarred Rope, 8c.o,, 146 Upper Water St., Halifax.

l■lay John, laborer, h 32 Prince. • May John, grocer and liquors, h 78 Duke. May John, grocer and liquors, 103 Albermarle

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Mayflower House, Miss H. Tupper, proprietor, 19 Sackville. Mayne C., printer, h cor Argyle and Buckingham. 3Iagnell Edward D., h 91 Spring Garden Road. Mayrett William, laborer, h 50 Lower Water. McAinsh Andrew, painter, h 107 Barrington. McAinsh David, confectioner

' 109 Barrington, h 107 do.

McAinsh John, carpenter, .4 107 Barrington. McAllice Miss Jane, milliner, h 400 Upper Water. McAllice Nathaniel, laborer, h 18 Moran. McAllister Audley, laborer, h 35 Albermarle. • McAllister George, watchmaker, h John n West. •- McAllister Joseph, gold miner, Ms Acadian Hotel. Mc.Allister William, dry goods, 148 Granville, h 99 Spring Garden Road. McAlpine Ann, wid Alexander, h Richniond. l'ALPINE CHARLES, agent, h 24 Albro. McAlpine Charles D., clerk, h 24 Albro. McALPINE DAVID, publisher and proprietor Halifax Directory, and

manufacturer's and advertiser's agent, 100 Granville h 24 Albro. (See .Adv. Index p. 57.)

McAlpine John, spar maker, h 40 Gottingen. IcAlpine John A. G., clerk, h 24 Albro. - IcAlpine John T., clerk, h 40 Gottingen. °Alpine Thomas, keeper of U. P. C. Hall, 58 Barrington. °Andrew William, stevedore, - h 109 Albermarle.

IcARTHUR REV. ALEXANDER, Universalist, h 48 Brunswick: IcA,uliff. M. J. 3 merchant Halifax -Hotel. IcBainsGeorge, clerk, bds 8 Bedford Row. IcBEAN REV. ALEXANDER W.,. Presbyterian, secretary B. and

A. Tract Society, 66 Granville h 112 Cunard. Iceabe Catherine, variety, 29 Albermarle, h do. °Cabe Donald blacksmith, 91 Albermarle, h 93 do.

Iceabe James' grocer, &c., • 133 Albermarle, h do IcOabe Richard, liquors,.h 130 Albermarle. •

IcCackeny. John, shipwright, h 111 Gerrish. -ceaffrey James; cooper, 10 Hurd's Lane, h do. ceann Nicholas, cooper, h 53 Lower Water. dam Patrick, laborer, h 32 'Blowers. IcCarron James, engine driver N. S. R., h Richmond. -cearron fireman, h Richmond. °Carron William, bookkeeper, h 11 Moran. earthy Allan, laborer, H. M. O., h 44 Albro. cOARTHY CHARLES, "grocer and liquors, 90 Lower Water e.h.

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L R. dENNETT (Sc CO., China, Glass and Earthenware Warehouse, 154 Granville St, .

McCarthy Dennis, baker, 304 Upper Water, h 412 do. 1,r1 McCarthy Edmund, salesman, bds Clifton Flouse. e: McCarthy Ellen, wid Dennis, h 124 Grafton. • irs McCarthy Etigene, laborer, bds 49 Dresden Row. • ea McCarthy Henry, shoemaker, h 536 Upper Water.

McCarthy James, tavern, 14 Alberraarle, h do. o McCarthy James

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Ge McCarthy John, laborer, h Hanover. McCarthy John, tailor, 8 Granville, h do.

"o' McCarthy Margaret, grocer and liquors, 272 Gottingen, h do. • McCarthy Mary, wid John, h 23 Macara.

'elk' McCarthy Samuel, baker, bds 120 Albermarle. '1; McCarthy Thomas, cooper, h 8 Albro.

NcCarthy Thomas, carter, h 11 Lockman. • McCarthy William, tinsmith, h 8 Albro. tP. McCarthy William, laborer, h 51 Duke. 42 McCarthy William, laborer, h 2 South Hollis.

McCauly John,i shoemaker, h 10 Albermarle. MeCauly John H., musical instrument repairer and tuner, h Argyle. McCleave,Benjamin, carriage manufacturer, 40 Argyle.

;11 MeCleave4ames, shoemaker, h 189 Upper Water. .

se McCleave Joseph, carriage maker, bds 4 Dresden Rovi.

ej McCleave Richard, shoemaker' bds 74 Barrington.

McC LE L LAND BROT HERS, commission merchants, 46 Upper Water, • McClelland Hugh, commission merchant, 46 Upper Water, h Birmiat Q - ham England. 43 McClelland John, commission merchant, 46 Upper Water, h Birmiag. z wd ham, England. g MaCLELLAND STILL, manager McClelland Brothers, 46 tipper

Water, h 91 Cornwallii: gel McClukie .Aschibald, moulder) 11;;6 Roast's Lane. , • McClure Robert, shoemaker, h Granville.

McConwell Patrick, laborer, h 175 Albro. McCormack James, blacksmith, h Richmond.

0 McCormack John, • tailor, h 58 Albermarle. à McCormack Matthew

' tailors cutter, h 42 Grafton.

g4 McCormack Michael, tailor, h 23 Barrack. CI McCready Patrick, porter, h175 Albermarle.

. 3 McCulloch Ann, h 136 Argyle. 41 McCulloch Archibald, farmer, -h McCulloch E.oad, n Quinpool Rond,.

Rd McCulloch Isaac, porter, h 83 Cornwallis. 1.1 McCulloch James, fariner, h Quinpool Road. •

McCulloch John, butcher, 63 Sackville, la. Quinpool Road. • 49 McCulloch John M., watchmaker, etc., 83 Granville, h Tower Road.

McCULLOCH MICHAEL, school teacher, 68 Birmingham, h do. ' McCulloch' Richard, sea captain, h 40 Creighton.

McCulloch Thomas, dry goods, 127 Granville, h13 Spring Garden 11t

Shawl Department at MS, ROBSON 8; 00'8.9 121 Granville Street, Hae.

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STAUB 8r IleNTITT, Cutlery, ea., 146 'Upper Water Street, Halifax,

McCulloch Thomas, stonecutter, h 36 Almon. leCulloch William, butcher, h 13 Barrington.

*CULLY & BLANCHARD, barristers, 10 Prince. *CULLY HON. JONATHAN, senator, barrister, 10 Prince, h 207

Brunswick. 31cCurdy E. T., clerk, bds 19 Sackville. McCurdy Matthew J., warehouse locker, h. 35 Bauer. lqcOurdy Tupper, clerk, h Rennel's Court. 11IcDade Edward, h 56 Grafton. IcDade George, grocer and liquors, 462 • Upper Water, h 460do. IcDade Henry, tinsmith, h 44 Cunard.

McDade John, laborer, h 44 Cunard. McDaniel James, coal, &c., North Market Wharf, h 1 Mumford Terrace. McDaniel John, grocer and liquors, 216 Upper Water, h 214 do. McDaniel J. H., clerk, h 1 Mumford Terrace. McDermott James, trun.k manufacturer, 354 Upper Water, h 356 do. McDermott Joseph, grocer and liquors, 131 and 133 Gottingen, h 90

Gerrish. McDerraott Mary, wid Patrick, h 30 Grafton. McDermott Michael, grocer and liquors, Gottingen cor Gerrish, h do. McDermott Patrick W., printer, h 95 Grafton. McDonald Alexander, blackimith, h 10 Prince William. McDonald Alex., chief engitéer, Cunard, h 264 Upper Water. MoDbald Alexander, Carpenter, h 8 John. McDonald Alexander, maSott, bds 17 Buckingham. 0 • McDonald Alexander, wateehnien, h 58 Creighton. McDonald Arthur, tinsmith, h 534 Upper Water. McDonald A. J., manager telegraph office, h 150 Hollis. McDonald Catherine, wid Thomas, h 58 Buckingham, McDonald Catherine, wid William M., h Agricola.

:e4pna1d Daniel, carpenter, h 107 Argyle. MInnald Daniel, manager boot and shoe factory, h 38 Bauer. IcDonald David, boarding house, 189 Lower "Water.

McDonald Donald, policeman h 208 Grafton. IcDonald Duncan, tailor, h 197 Grafton. loDONALD E. M., M.E, editor and proprietor Citizen News, 25 Sack-

ville, h 19 Kent. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) IcDonald Elizabeth, wid Alex.

' h 164 Lockman.

IcDonald Ellen, wid John, h 189 Alberniarle. IcDonald George, clerk, h 28 Maitland. IcDonald George J., carpenter, h Agricola. - 1cDonald Hugh, blacksmith, h64 and 66 Grafton. IcDonald James, deputy city marshal, h 48 Granville. IcDonald James, accountant, h 155 Lockman. IcDonald James, mason, h 148 Argyle. IcDonald James A., clerk, h 164 Lockman. • loDonald Min, dry goods wholesale, 101 Granville, bds Waverley House.

blcIELN 4 KEITH, Importers of London Brown Stout, 84 Lower Water Street.

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., Importers of Black Bottles, Flasks, dro., 154 Granville street.

McDONALD JOFIN, & CO., dry goods wholesale, 101 Granville. McDonald John, fireman N.S.R., h Richmond. McDonald John, printer, bds 164 Lockman. McDonald John, laborer, h 68 Lower Water. McDonald John, laborer, h 278 Upper Water. McDonald John, seaman, bds Bennett's Wharf. McDonald John, shoemaker, h 145 Albermarle. McDonald M., liquors, 141 Barrack. McDonald Malcolm, laborer, h 60 Spring Garden Roa,d. McDonald Matthew, laborer, h 486 Upper Water. McDonàld Matthew, teamster, h 120 Albermarle. McDonald Maurice, laborer, h West. McDonald Maurice, school teacher, h 5 Garrick. McDonald Neil, laborer, h 197 Albermarle. McDonald Neil:seaman, h 51 Duke. McDonald Norman, locker customs, h 28 Maitland. McDonald P., fireman, h Birmingham. McDonald Richard, stevedore, h 71 Argyle. McDonald,Roderick, clerk, h 164 Lockman. McDonald Susana, wid James, h 191 Grafton. McDonald Thomas, laborer, h 118 Albermarle. McDonald Thomas, mason, h 17 Buckingham. McDonald Thomas, seaman, h 8 Mumford Terrace. •

McDonald Thomas, shoemaker, h 58 Grafton. McDonald Thomas C., builder, h Agricola n William. McDonald Wentworth, mason, h 148 Argyle. McDonald William, carpenter

' bds 28 Argyle.

McDonald William, clerk, h 10 Creighton. McDonald William, clerk, bds Hollis. McDonald William, liquors, 151 Lower" Water, h do. McDONALD W. S., foreman Halifax Citizen News, bds 3 Kent. McDougall A., grocer and liquors, 206 Hollis, h 88 Argyle. 1VIcDougall Angus, laborer, h 21 South Hollis. McDougall Clarence, bookkeeper, h 88 Argyle. McDougall Donald, printer, h 144 Grafton. McDougall Duncan, soda and lemonade manufacturer, h 17 South Hollis. McDougall Miss Isabella, school teacher, h 101 Hollis. McDougall John, carpenter, h 97 Albermarle. McDougall John, caulker, Bennett's Wharf. 1V1eDougall William, carpenter, h Pine Road. • McDowall Mary, wid George, h 560 Upper Water. McDowell William, mason, h 51 Cornwallis. McDuff Thomas, breveer, h 498 Upper Water. McDuff William, brewer, h 498 Upper Water McEgan John, laborer, Butler's Wharf. McEgan John, jun., laborer, Butler's Wharf. McElwein S. George, salesman, bds Barrington. •

•Idillinery Department at CHAS. ROBSON, dr CO'S., 121 Granville Street, Halifax,

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sTag,g,s & MeNUTT, Manilla and Tarred Rope, &e.,"146 Upper Water St., Halifaa.

117cEwan & Co., furniture manufacturers, 20 Barrington:KcEwan Daniel, furniture manufacturer, 20 Barrington, h 105 Spring

Garden R oad.1►IcEwan James, furniture manufacturer, 20 Barrington, h'105 Spring

Garden Road.11TcFarlane Peter, seaman, h 2 Brunswick Lane.DlcFarlane Robert, polieeman, h Gottinâen.D1cFarlane R., shoemaker, h 194 Lockman.McFARLANE WALKE R, . agent for B. and -S. H. Thompson, hard=

ware, 204 Hollis, bds Halifax Hotel.McFatridge Archibald, blacksmith, 4 and 6 Gottingen.McFatridge John, blacksmith,:; 4 Gottingen, h. 6' do.McFatridge Robert, M. D., druggist, 47 -Gottinben, h 45 do.McFatridge W., stove and junk dealer; 196 Hollis, h 4 Gottingen.McFigur Donald, laborer, bds- 188 GrAfton.McGee James, carpenter, h 155 Grafton.McGee Michael, laborer, h 158 Albermarle.14IcGibbin B., clerk, h 6 Duke.DicGill'James, cooper, h 70 Lower Water.McGill John, gardener, h 103 Albermarle.McGill Joseph, cooper, r 70 Lower Water, h 70 do.McGilvery William, rigger, h 366 Upper Water.McGimley Dennis, policeman; h 39 Grafton.lV'IcGinn Michael, grain measurer, h 13 IIurd's Lane.DIcGinnis Daniel, grocer, cor Prince and Maitland.McGinnis Mary, wid Philip, h,Richmond.11'icGlym Mary, wid David, h 227 Albermarle.McGoogin James, liquors, 56,Cornwallis, h do.McGorvans Jacob, laborer, h 174 Albermarle.DicGowan John, laborer,"-h Richmond.AlcGowan William, blacksmith N. S. R., h Richmond.MeGratch James, laborer, h 31 Almon. ^lllcGratch Patrick, farmer, Margaret's. Bay Road.bicGratch William, fisherman, h West n John.McGrath Ann, boardinbhouse, 189 Lower Water,I4IcGrath D., painter, h 29 Salter. .ZcGrath John, blacksmith, Cunard's, h Lockriian.IcGrath John, truckman, Bentley's Lane n Lockman,ilcGrath Michael, liquors,.-38 Blowers, h do.4cGrâth Michaél, seaman, h 154 Lower Water.IcGrath Michael, truckman, h Beritley's Lâne n Locklnan.IcGrath -Robert, laborer, Dockvard.1çGrath Thomas, carpénter, h 80 Creiâhton.ZcGrath William, laborer, Dock yard:*icGrath William, ,variety, 242 Upper Water, h do.1cGregor Andrew, clerk, h 44 Brunswick.TeGregor Cyrus, salesman, h 66 Gottingen.

NcIYAA A BUTE; X, X%, X8,X. Ale and Porter, 84 Lower Water 8t., 'Halifax.

2.30 HALIFAX. .J. B. JENNETT & CO ., Electro-Plate Cutlery, &o .', 154 Granville Street .

.McGregor James, clerk, h 44 Brunswick .McGregor James, 'carpenter, h 5 Garrick.McGregor John, liquors, - 147 Lower Water, h do .McGregor. Mary, matron Provincial Penitentiary .McGREGOR REV. P. G., Presbytaiari... h 106'Gottingen .McGuire B .-, shoemaker, b 82 Grafton .McGuire Daniel, Market Wharf .McGuire'Elizabetb, wid .Jobu, h 175 Albermarle .McGuire John, coachman, h Studley Road .McGuire Thomas, bookkeeper, h 510 Upper Water,'McGuire William) barnessmaker, h Market Wharf .McIlreitb . Ellen, dry goods, b 6 Dresden Row .MqT-1reitb Maurice, h 3 Barrington.. McInerney Hannah, wid Patrick, h 202 Grafton .McInnis Alexander, seaman, bds 68 Granville .McInnis Henry,, :fireman N. S . R., h Richmond .McInnis John, builder and lumber dealer, Adarns'Wbarf, Lower '&ter ,h 101 ~North Park.McInnis John, laborer, -h 110 Albermarle.McInnis William, seaman, h 179 .. Lower W ater.McInnis Peter, machinist N. S . R.) h Richmond-.McIntosh Mrs . C., milliner, 147 Barrington, h do .McIntosh Daniel, clerk, h 77 Grafton .M cIntosh George) liquors, h 232 Upper Water.McINTOSH JAMES, tailor, h 12 Moran .M'eIntosh Robert, driver city R . R., h Russell .McIntyre Charles,'coachman, h Kempt Road .McISAAC REV . ALEXANDER, Roman Catholi6, h 74 Pleasant ..MOIsaac Dell, seaman, h 7 Artz Lane .McIsaae Donald,, cabinetmaker, h 225 . Upper Water .McIver Norman , carpenter, h 77 Albro .XcKachren Daniel, sea captain', h 162 Brunswick .McKaeachran John, mason, h Depot Road'n Depot .McKAY- ADAM, boiler maker Dartmouth, and grocer 38 Grafton,do . (See Adv. opp.)McKay Alexander, tailors cutter, h . 25 Granville .

'ke,McKay. Donald, tailor, h 59 Du.McKay Donald A ., brass founder, 125 Barrington, 1 75 Sputb,McKAY D. A. & CO ., brass founders and gasfit.ters, 65 Barrington .McKay Huc!b,- blacksmit , h 59 Grafton . ,McKay J., carpenter, Dockyard.yMcKay James, porter, h 125 Cornwallis . . . .,McKay James S., vierk, h, 121 Cornwallis .McKay John, car~enter, h . 12 Church .McKay John B., pedlar, h r 7 0 Maitland .McKay John'R ., blacksmith, b -32 Lower Water .,McKay Margaret, tailoress, h 50 Dresden Row . :

Linens, very line, at 01US* ROBSON & COIS .,- 121 Granvillle St., 9&Wu--~

ADAM McKAY, MANUFACTURER OF LAND AND MARINE

CONTRACTOR FOR .ALL KINDS OF

MILL MACHINERY, GASOMETERS, PURIFIERS, AND

GENERAL GAS SUPPLIES, Wrought Iron Girders for Buildings and Bridges; Fire and Burglar • Safes; Doors and Window Shutters ; Tubular and Colle Radiators

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All classes of Heavy Sheet and,Plate Work neatly executed.

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MANUFACTORY, NEAR MARINE .RAILWAY,

DARTMOUTH NC. • S. • Residence, 38 GRAFTON STREET,

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., Japanned and Papier liachie Waiters, 154 Granville St.

McKay Mary, wid Alexander, h John. McKay Murdock, shoemaker, h 570. Upper Water. McKay Robert, boilermaker, h 59 Duke. McKay Thomas, hatter, h 23 Starr. McKay William, boot and shoemaker, 426 Upper Water, h 428 do. McKasey William, painter, h 55 Dresden Row. McKegney John, caulker, Dockyard. - McKenna Joseph, milkman

' h 17 Gas Lane.

McKenna Patrick, laborer, h 35 Grafton. McKenna Thomas, laborer, h 7 Hurd's Lane. McKenzie Daniel, carpenter, h 80 Gottingen. McKenzie Elizabeth, schoolteacher, h Richmond. McKenzie & Grant, builders, 160 Grafton. McKenzie James, shoemaker, 150 Grafton. McKENZIE JOHN, confectioner, liquors &c., 76 and 119 Granville, h

74 do, McKenzie John, gold miner, bds Acadian Hotel. McKenzie Johni watchman, h 44 Upper Water. McKenzie Mary, wid George, h 74 Granville. McKenzie Thomas, clerk, h 80 Gottincr

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McKenzie Robert, messenger, L. Y., hLumber Yard. McKeon Christopher, baker, h 145 Grafton. McKown John, liquors, Steamboat Wharf, h Barrington. McKerron William bookkeeper, h 11 Moren. McKerrow Peterhats and caps, 40 Barrington

' h 49 Sackville.

McKinlay George, blacksmith, Richmond Depot, hDuffus. McKinnon David, staff physician, h 80 Cunard. • McKinnon Neil, pointsman, N. S. R.. h Richmond. McLachlan George G., carpenter; Bay' ers n West. McLachlan John, commission merchant and tobacco manufacturer, 52

Bedford Row cor Prince, h 117 North Park. McLaren D., laborer, h 6 Victoria. McLaren H., commission merchant, Bennett's Wharf, Upper Water: McLaren J ames, hop beer manufacturer, 178 Gottingen, h do. McLaren Thomas, hop beer manufacturer, 178 Gottingen, h do. McLaren William, h 95 city. McLaughlan Gilbert, carpenter, bds 186 Argyle. McLAUGHL AN JAMES, photocfrapher, 91i- Upper Water, h do. McLaughlan William, laborer, h 93 Lockman. McLaughlin', J. H., principal National School, Argyle. McLean Allan, storekeeper, 225 Upper Water. McLean Alexander, laborer, h Barrington. McLEAN ANGUS, brewer, 84 and 86 Lower Water, h 100 bills.

McLean Catherine, wid Michael, 39 Albemarle. McLean Christopher, truckman, h 117 Barrack. McLEAN DONALD, town clerk, Dartmouth. McLean Duncan, police.

Gents' All Wool Drawers at CHAS. ECESON & CO'S., 121 Granville St., Halifax.

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McLean G. S., grour, h 71 Dresden Row.111cLean_James, carter, h 53 Dresden Row.McLean John, laborer, h Barrington.McLean Miss Margaret, dress maker, h 32 Granville.McLean Neil, shoemaker, bds 90 Argyle.McLean Patrick, seaman, h 227 Albermarle.McLean William, customs, h 192 Lockman.DIcLEAN & KEITH, brewers and bottlers, 82, 84 and 86 Lower Water.

(See Adv. opp. Contents.)McLean William, bookkeeper, h 100 Hollis.DZcLearn James, grocer, 178 Gottingen, h 176 do.McLearn John, carpenter, bds 314 Upper Water.McLearn Thomas, brewer, h 176 Gottingen.McLellan Angus D., bookkeeper, bds 89 Lower Water,McLellan Edward,,clerk, h Chapel Lane, Dartmouth.McLellan John, carpenter, h Foundry Lane.McLellan John J., clerk, bds 29 Upper Wa:ter.DlcLennâ.n Alexander, bookkeeper, h 102 Grafton."DicLennan Angus, grocer, 35 Maitland, h do.DleLennan B., wid John, h 25 Seymour.McLennan Duncan, mason, bds 17 Buckingham.llTcLennan George, proprietor Cumberland House, h 117 Arayle.DlcLennan Steth, commission merchant, Upper Water, h 91 Cornwallis. .McLEOD ALEXANDER, merchant, h 51 Morris.DIcLEOD ALEXANDER, & CO,, grocers and liquors, 172 to 180

Hollis.- (See Adv. next page.)McLeod Angus, exciseman of Inland Revenue, h Dartmouth.DlcLeod Daniel, shoemaker, bds 17 Buckingham.McLeod Donald, shipcarpenter, h 2 Brunswick Lane.McLeod Douglas, salesman. bds- Cambridge House.DlcLeod Ellen, wid William, h 174 Albermarle. -111cLeod Henry A. F,, civil engineer, bds 28 Pleasant,

cLeod James, car cleaner N. S. R., h Richmond,hLeod John, ship joiner, h Depot Road n Russell.cLeod Mary Ann, wid George, h 120 Cornwallis.

ZcLeod Robert J:, machinist, bds 120 Cornwallis.ZcLeod Thomas, stable keeper, bds 8 Cogswell.icLeod William, clerk, h 584 Upper Water.fiLeod William, laborer, Dockyard.fiLeod William A., salesman, h 65 Gerrish.4cLeod W. S., clerk, h 123 Barrington.UcD'lahon Charles, hostler, h Grafton.O7ahon James, seaman, h 466 Upper Water.cNlahon Michael, shoemaker, 127 Gottingen, h do.

481anu George N., clerk, h Hollis.RcMemere Patrick, h 157 Grafton. ..cXillan A. E., h 73 Grafton.

XcLE6N & KEITH, Brandy, Gin, Whiskey, 84 Lower Water Street, Halifax.

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Wine and Spirit Dealers, TEA_ MERCELANTS,

IMPORTERS OF AMERICAN & WEST INDIA

London Brown Stout, Cuiness' Dublin

Porter, Bass' Bitter Ale, &c., &c.

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McMillan ITannah, wid John, h 370 Upper Water.11eMILLAN REV. HUGH, clerk registration department, h 7 Bauer.McMILLAN JOHN, agent for Canadian Land and Mineral Company,

256 Upper Water.McMillan Mary J., h 73 Grafton.tilcMillan Roland, messenger P. 0., h Barrington.McMunis Timothy, truckman; h 11 Albert.McMurray John, clerk, h 97 Albermarle.McIl7urray Robert, dry goods, 144 Granville, h 49 Victoria Road.McMURRAY ROBERT, & CO., dry goods, 144 Granville.McNab Alexander) carpenter, h 32 Barrington.DlcNab A. G., teacher Royal Acadian School.llcNab J. B., clerk of works, h Dartmouth.McNAB HoN. JAMES, h 79 Hollis.McNab John, bookkeeper, h Cunard Court.DIcNAB J. D., West India and commission merchant, Bremner's Wharf,

Lower Water, h 70 Gottingen.NcNAB J. D., & CO., West India and commission merchants, Bremner's

Wharf. (See Adv. Index p. 57.))IcNAB NLAL, laborer, h 21 Bilby.11cNally Charles, marble cutter, h 140 City.McNally F. J., printer, h 140 City.McNally James, brushmaker, h 140 City:McNally John, furniture painter, cor North. and City.McNally Martin J., machinist N. S. R., h Richmond.McNally Wellington, painter, h 140 City. •llcNamara Patrick, grocer and liquors, 200 Upper Water.McNamara. Richard, laborer, h S8 City. . . -1lcNaughton John, melter, h 34 Albermarle.NcNaughtdn Peter, cooper, h 36 Albermarle.MeNeal Catherine, wid H. S., h 34 StarrMcNeal D., mason, h Richmond.1lcNéil Hector, laborer, h r 70 Maitland.XeNeil James, lamplighter, h 169 Lockman.211cNicholl Hugh, blacksmith, 5 Argyle, h 3 do.11IcNutt Adam, carriage blacksmith, h 50 Argyle.XcNutt'James, carpenter, h 51 Cornwallis.l1lcNutt James, customs officer, Ounard's.MeNutt L. S., bookkeeper, h 93 Hollis.i1IcNUTT WILLIAM B., hardwaré,144 and 146 Upper Waterf h 221

Brunswick.i1Ic01y John H., piano tuner, h 79 Argy1e.11IcPhadden Jaines, laborer, b 218 Upper Water.11IcPhail Hugh, shoemaker, h 21 Gottingen.McPhee Peter, h South Park:McPherson. David, carpenter, h 22 Cornwallis.McPherson David, helper, h Gerrish.

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McPHERSON DAVID, ship builder, Richmond, h Depot Road, (Sec Adv. Index p. 57.)

McPherson Daniel, carpenter, h 64 Barrington. McPherson James, salesman, h 92 Gottingen. McQueen Ann, wid Duncan, h 239 Brunswick. McQueen Charles, confectioner, 253 Upper Water, h do. McQueen James, shoemaker, bds 42 Maynard. McQueen John, tinsmith and plumber, bds 42 Maytiâd. McQuin James, salesman, h Bauer. McQuin L. - C., salesman, h Bauer. McQuinn John, shoemaker, h 32 Maynard. McQuish. John, laborer, h 17 Gas Lane. McRae Mrs. Isabella, grocer, 338 Upper Water, h do. McRae Phoebe, wid Fenwick, h 81 TJpper Water. McRae William, store keeper

' h 81 Upper Water.

Meagher Edward, blacksmith, h 74 Grafton. Meagher James, laborer, h 83 Lower Water. Meagher, John, grocer and liquors, 92 Gerrish, h do. Meagher John, grocer and liquors, 198 Argyle, h do. Meagher jbhn, truckman, West n Bayers. Meagher John, under keeper Rock Head Prison. Meagher John, carpenter, h 27 North. Meagher Joseph, salesman, h Lower Water. Meagher Martin cooper, 10 Lockman, h 23 Cornwallis. Meagher Michaél, issuer commissariat, h 41 Bedford Row. Meagher Nicholas, painter, h 5 Sackville. Meagher Nicholas, sergeant police, Argyle. Meagher N. H., student at law, bds Doran's Hotel. Meagher P. J., printer, h 120 Albermarle. Meagher Richard, cane worker, 49 and 51 Buckingham. Meagher Timothy, liquors, 45 Birmingham, h do. Mea&rher Thomas, shoemaker, 53 Albermarle. Meagher William, blacksmith, h 57 Grafton. - Mealy John, porter N. S. R., h Richmond. 1Vlearns Henry, seaman, h 190 Grafton. Meehal Dennis, cabinetmaker

' h 55 Eiresden Row.

Meek William, laborer, h 528 Upper Water. Mellam Alex., painter, h 4 Granville. Mellam Edward, harnessmaker, h 4 Granville. Melligan Thomas, laborer, 37 11laynard. Melvin Bernard, pedlar, h 15 Lockman. Melvin Edwin, stonecutter, h 5 Cunard. Melvin & Flinn, coopers, G-ranite and Drillio's 'Wharves, Upper Water, Melvin Isaac, cooper, Granite Wharf, h 81 Lockman. Melvin Isaac, waterman, h 5 Cunard. Melvin Robert, carpenter, h Gerri,h. Menger George, grocer, West cor John.

Fancy Dress Goods, CHAS. ROBSON &; CO., 121 Granville Street, Halifax.

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11erchants Exchange and Reading Room, Charles Creed, proprietor, 158Hollis.

Nerchants Marine Insurance Co., Chas W. Wright, sec., 12 Prince.IlIerkel A. D., customs, h 21 Carlton.11lerkel Miss Catherine, h Gottingen.Dlerkel George, farmer, h Brow Hill Farm n Gottingen.1►Ierkel Henry, farmer, h Brow Bill Farm n Gottingen.3Ierkel John, farmer, h Gottingen.i►Ierkel J. W., president Merchants Bank, h 59 Lockman.

Merlin Henry, cooper, h 179 Grafton.Merlin John, hackman, h 50 Prince.

Merlin Robert, carpenter, h 1 Starr.

Nerkel D'Iiss Sarah A., h Gottingen.A,lerkel William, farmer, h Glottingen.

Nerlin J. C., foreman city steam mill, h John n West.

)1Ierrick George P,, machinist, h 71 South.;►Serrick Henry, painter, h 12 Salter.,Dlerriman J. D., bookkeeper, bds 74 Cunard.Dlerryman Thomas, painter, h Lockman. •Messervey John, trader, h 109 Maitland.Metzendrough Peter, variety, h 142 Albermarle.Dletzler Charles H., pointer, 69 Sackville, h 24 Seymour.Dietzler Edward W., tailors cutter, h 45 Spring Garden Road.Netzler George F., merchant tailor and clothier, 79 Upper Water, h 9

Falkland.Dletzler Harriet, wid George, h 166 Brunswick.;Nletzler Henry, agent, h 41 Argyle.letzler John, h 41 Argyle.letzler J. H., pointer, 14 Granville, h 23 Seymour.letzler J. H., & Sons, painters, 14 Granville:etzler William, painter, 14 Granville, h 22 Seymour.

Ieyer F., green grocer, 31 Bedford Row, h Lower Water.lian Daniel,,,laborer, h 160 Lower Water.lichael Andr$w, clerk, h 21 Carlton.ficklewright Thomas, military-atore clerk, 2 Bauer.idnight Charles, shoemaker, 141 Grafton, h-143 do.iett Dlartin, laborer, h Smith's Fields n Smith.

Iiham Mary, wid Thomas, h 28-Bauer.iles William, conducter horse cars, h Depot Road n Depot:

filkie Charles, upholsterer, h 59 Wellington.ifillard Arthur, machinist, h 86 "Albro.Eller Adam S,, clerk, h 17 Gerrish.filler Archibald, gas inspeçtor; h 13 Bishop.iller Catherine, wid Charles, h 39 Grafton.

Iiller bIiss Catherine, school teacher, h 25 Brunswick..tillerCharles, carpenter, Provincial Penitentiary, bds Dresden Row:11iller Charles F., butcher, 51 Sackville, h N. W. A. Road.

NoLEAN & KEITH, Brewere and Bottlera, 84 Lower Water Street, Halifax.

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J'. R. JENNETT & CO., 'Wholesale and Retail China Warehouse, 154 Granville St.

, MILLER & CREEL1VIAN, victuallers, 161 Lower Water. (See Adv. Index p. 57.)

Miller David, clerk, h 9 Granville. Miller David, mason, h Leahy Villa, North West Arm Road. Miller Elizabeth, wid John, h 205 Grafton. Miller Francis, boot and shoemaker, 149 Gottingen, h 18 Garrick. Miller Garrett, farmer, h 17 Pleasant. Miller Harriet, wid Henryt_h 30 Brunswick. Miller Henry, butcher, 151 Gottingen, - - Miller Jacob P., h 19 Lower Water. Miller James, baker, h 48 Albemarle. Miller John, laborer, h 160 Albermarle. Miller John, seaman, h 24 Lockman. Miller John, seaman, h 72 City. Miller John, victualler, 161 Lower Water, h 75 Gerrish. Miller Louis, clerk, h Pleasant. Miller Mrs. Maria, drawing school, 17 Pleasant. Miller Patrick, wharf builder, h 160 Albermarle. Miller Robert, customs, h 75 and 77 Gerrish. Miller William, dry goods wholesale, 162 Hollis, h London, England. Miller William customs, h 134 Maitland. Millet David, ship joiner, bds 21 Poplar Grove. MILLIGAN REV. GEORGE S., A. M., Wesleyan, Brunswick Street

Church, h 1 Maitland. Milligan Maurice, carter, h 37 Maynard. Milligan William, machinist, Stephen's Wharf, Lower Water. MiLlitary store yard, Queen's Wharf, Lower Water. Mills James, shoemaker, h 23 Burd's Lane. Mills John, porter, h 64 Albermarle. Mills - Stephen, seaman, h 516 Upper Water. Milson John, clerk, h Dutch Village. ° •

Milson lieut. colonel Thomas, brigade major, h Dutch Village, N. W. Minahen Patrick, laborer, h Blowers. Mire William, fisherman, h Drillio's Wharf. Mission House, City cor Gerrish. Mitchell Andrew, merchant, h 55 Spring Garden Road. Mitchell Archibald S., clerk, South Park. Mitchell Daniel, baker, 122 Brunswick; h 118 and 120 do. Mitchell Daniel, shipwright, h 508 Upper Water. Mitchell David, salesman, bds Starr. Mitchell Deborah, wid John, h 136 Argyle.- Mitchell Edward, painter, h 84 Grafton. Mitchell E. A., bookkeeper, h Smith. MITCHELL E. F., dry goods, 14 Sackville, h 3 Smith. (See Ad c

Index p. 57.) Mitchell Eliza, wid Andrew, h 74 Gottingen. Mitchell Frederick, clerk, South Park,

HALIFAX. 239

PATRICK IVIONACHAN,ÉEAL ESTATE AGENT,

PURCHASING ^ SELLING

191: BARRINGTON STREET,(Directly opposite Chalmers' Church.)

--Of Real-Estate of. every description ; the sale and purchase ofau kinds of

S'T^CI;

And the Renting of Business property and dwellings carefullyattended to ; also

REVETS GOLLEGTEDIn any part of the -

CITY OR COUNTRY .Parties in the Country owning.property in the.Tity, will have

their business faithfully attended to.

MONTHLY I FINANGIAL STATEMENTSWill be forwarded to all persons doing business with this Office.

THE MANAGEMENT. OF ESTATESCan be entrusted to this Office, by those who have not time to

attend to such business.

THE ABSTAINER.ORCAN0F @G°3AND DOdn3aCJM©S. OF `Uos

And other Temperance bodies in NOVA SCOTIA,

PUBLISHED IN HALIFAX, EVERY WEDNESD1Y,By P. MONAGHAN, Editor and Proprietor.

Terms :--$2.00 per year. I Advertisements inserted on, reasonable ;terms.

Communications, &c., to be addressed to the',Editor, Box 87, P. 0.HALIFAX, N. S.

240 HALIFAX.

W. (3. MOIR. E. C. TNINING. i

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MANUFACTURERS OF ALL. DESCRIPTIONS OF

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OATS , FEED, 33I1A11T, &c.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL :

The subscribers having erected in connection with, their Bakeries aGrist M, ill, with the most approved machinery, in order to have a supply ofChoice, Fresh Ground Flour, at all seasons of the year, are now prepared tosupply dealers throughout the Provinces with all descriptions of Bread, Biscuiti,.Crackers, &c., made of the very best materials, comprising all kinds of Pilotand Navy Bread, Extra and Familq ; tiVater. Crackers, Medford and Wine, Butterand Sug4r ;Wine and Soda Biscuits ; Dyspepsia, Fajacy, and Gingerbread Cakes:

Orders for all parts of the Provinces .promptly attended to.

MO I R & C0.

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GRop,GE W. HALLS, General Agent, %Bedford Bow, Halifax. See Adv. opp. Brokers.

Mitchell George' commission and West India merchant; Mitchell's

Wharf, h South Park cor Morris. • litchell George P., commission and West India merchant, Mitchell's •

Wharf, h South Park. IITCHELL G. P., & SON, commission and West India merchants,

Mitchell's Wharf, 199 Lower Water. litchell James, grain measurer, h 103 North Park. litchell Jane, wid William, h 64 Maynard. litchell John, carpenter, Bedford. litchell John, sailmaker, Power's Wharf, Upper Water. itchell John S., clerk, h 45 Argyle.

litchell Joseph, farmer, Bedford. itchell Sophia, wid John, h 42 Bedford Row. itchèll Thomas, brass moulder, ,h 42pedford Row. itchell Thomas, farmer, Bedford. itchell Thomas, tinsmith, h 222'Upper Water. oakler Jeffry, laborer, h 122 Gerrish. oakler John, carter, h 124, Gerrish. OBRAY THOMAS, bieWer,-Central Wharf, h Victoria Road. offatt Alexander, coachman, h .226 Gottingen. • offattnichard, laborer'

• h 12 Albererle. •

OIR ALEXANDER, iron founder, 16 Hurd's Lane, h 20 do. oir Alexander, jun., machinist, h 20 Hurd's Lane. t out 84 CO., bakers and biscuit manufacturers 116 Argyle. (See

Mu. opp.) oit' John, ironmoulder, bds 20 Hurd's Lane. oir Michael, laborer , h Richmond. oir Priscilla wid John, h 166 Grafton. OIR W. O, baker and commission merchant 116 Argyle and

Steven's Wharf, .11 43 Morris. ir William, cabinetmaker, h 24 Victoria Road. ir William, engineer, h 48 Dresden Row. •

:es Thomas mason, h 6 Prince William. litore Charles, jeweller, h Almon. llison William, shoemaker, h 8 Garrick. 'Boy William, laborer, h 36 Granville. •

naghan Arthur, dry goods' 120 and 122 Argyle, h 9 Maynard. -

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naghan Michael, clerk of works; h 72 Albprmarle. 'NAGHAN PATRICK, house

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Barrington, h Gottingen. (Se e Adv. opp.) naghan William, farmer, h Windsor Road. ney Order Office, 189 Barrington.

k Frederick S., assistant commissariat general and staff pay master, h Green.

t Joseph, coachman, h 168 Gottingen.

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u- 'sLane.-,Morak John, carpenter, h__23 1E1 'rdMorash Thomas~ blacksmith, h 104 Barrington.'r, Butler's Wharf.Mor4en John, labofeMore Abraham, ~ailmaker, h 39 - Gerrish .More W. S-1 h 89 Hollis .Moren'"red, clerk, h 66 Pleasant ,MOREN ARTHUR, physiciaD, h 51 BrunswipL .,,, . ...

Discount for Cash, CHAS, ROBSON & 001 ; 121 Granvidi itreet, HOU.

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JOSEPH J. 1VIOORE, BARRISTER,

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Notariy Put:Mc, Conveyancer, &c.,

• MINING AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,

Documents prepared—itiPrench and Gens"

Collections made in the United States and Europe.

OFFICE:, 1-59 HOL.LIS STREET,

HALIFAX, N. S.

gent of the NEW YORK LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY for the Counties of Annapolis

and Kings.

ISAAC J. WYLDE, •General Agent for Kova Scotia.

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., Japanned and Papier Machie Waiters, 154, Granville St,

,:.Moren Edward, sailmaker, h 41 Maitland.Moren Edward, station agent, Bedford.Moren James, carpenter, 56 Queen, h 25 Smith.MOREN JAMES A., merchant, Moren's Wharf, 9 Lower Water, h 66

Pleasant.Moren James A., jun., merchant, 9.Lower. Water, h 26 Queen,Moren Patrick, laborer, h 36.Maitland.Moren W., grocer, Lower Water, h 93 Morris.Moren Wakefield M., clerk, h 93 Morris.Morey Richard, seaman, h 340 Upper Water.

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Morgan George, watchmaker, 65 Upper Water, h3'Brunswick ouk.'Morgan George, policeman, h 536 Upper Water. . ^^, ..Morgan James, seaman, h-j47 Barrack.,Morgan John, watchmaker, 65:Upper Water, h 3 Brunswick Court,Morgan M. C,, fish merchant, Lower Water, -h 9 Queen.Morgan William, bar keeper; 55 Maynard,Moriarty Debro, grocer, 42 Lower Wâter, h do.Moriartiy Ellen, wid John, Butler's Wharf.Moriarty Jolln, laborer, h r 40 Lower Water.Moriarty Patrick, laborer, h r 40 Lower Water.Moriarty Timothy, liquors, 3,Salter, h 5.do.-Moriarty Thomas,'laborer, h 6 Salter.Morely Jamee; cooper, h 70 Maitland.Morley John, laborer, h 11 Garrick.Morley W illiam, cooper, h Lockman..Morley Willia;m, liquors, &c., 153 Upper Water, h 151 do.MOR1vINGCHRONICLE NEWS, Charles Annand, publisherad

proprietor, 11 Prince. (S'ee Adv. Inde p. 57.)Morse John, bookkeeper, h 31 Pleasant,Morris Agnes, wid Thomas, h. 204 Grafton,Morris Edward C,, èlerk Crown lands office, h 32 Pleasant.

-, Morris Frederick R., clerk, bds 5 Mitchell.MORRIS REV..GEORGE E. W:, Lpiscopal, h 32 Pleasant,Morris Fred., merchant tailor, 177 Upper Water, h 231 do.Morris James G., clerk customs, bds 5 Mitchell,Morris J. J:; clerk surveyors department, h 109 Spring Garden Road:Morris John, earpenter, Agricola.Morris John B., clerk, bds 5 Mitchell.Morris Mrs. Maria, confectioner, . 99 Barrington, h 101 &:Morris M. W ., sbipping clerk, h 63 Prince.Morris Richard, shoemaker, h 99 Argyle.Morris Robert, schoolteacher, h 101 Barrington.Morris Samuel, cabinetmaker, h 19 Jacob.Morris Susan, dressmaker,. 89 City, hdo. -Morris Thomas, 208 Lower Water,Morris William, boarding house, Market Wharf.Morris William, elerk, h 61 Prince,

The place for Family Dry GFooàs, CHAS. ROBSUN & CO.,-121 Granville St,, HOA ,

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EOM W. HALLS, Commission Merchant, 64 Bedford Bow. See Adv. °pp. Brokers

- Norris William, shoemaker, h 36 Blowers. • - 1ORRIS WILLIAM J., clerk of license, h 4 Brunswick Court. _orrisey Charles, laborer, h 4 Lockman. forrisey Elizabeth, wid Timothy, h 56 Grafton, orrisey Henry, bds 92 Hollis.

lorrisey James, carpenter' 125 Grafton.

1orrisey James, plumber, h Dresden. Row. • lorrisey John, laborer, h 4 Lockman. lorrisey Lawrencelaborer, h 84 Grafton. Iorrisey Mattheweshoemaker, h 110 Brunswick. lorrisey Michael, h 43 Grafton. Iorrisey Michael, tailor, h Tower Road. orrisey P., carter, Cunards.

lorrisey Peter, laborer, h 4 Lockman. orrison Charles, seaman, bds Bennet's Wharf.

lorrison.Edward, commis4on merchant, Market Wharf. Water , h 27 Salter.

lorrison Eliza, wid James, h 51 Grafton'. Lorrison Elizabeth, wid _Alexander

' h 29 Queen.

lorrison Elizabeth, wid James, 60 Queen. orrisôn n McL., tobacconist, &c., 21 Brunswick, h do. •

lorrison P. McL., & Co., tobacconists, and liquors, 21 Brunswick. Iorrison William, shoemaker, h 8 Garriek. IORROW JAMES B., merchant, &c., 191 to 219 Upper Water,

h 63 and 65 Brunswick. IORROW ROBERT of William Stairs, Son & Morrow, h North West

•,Arm. • lone Henry, •eating saloon, 197 Barrington, h 199 do.

-ORTON ARCHIBALD, fancy and variety, 38 Jacob, h 36 do'. orton Charles C., clerk, h 10 Granville. ortôn Ed.ward, butcher, h Windsor Road. orton George, plumber, h Agricola.

lorton G. E., books, patent medicines, - 185 Hollis, h 10 Granville. •

-ORTON GEORGE e., sz- co., books, patent medicine, &C. 185 bus . . • orton John, laborer N. S. R., h Richmond. .. orton Thomas, painter, h Park . orton William J., wood turner, h North. •

_osher Caroline :wid Henry, h 340 Upper Water. Iosher Elijah, laborer, h 16 Alberrnarle. - losher Francis, laborer, h 266 Up' per Water. 'osher Henry, iron moulder, h Sambro Road. osher James, caulker, h Depot Road n Russell.

lott Charles F., ioap manufaCturer, Depot Road. 'ott John P., soap, candle and spice manufacturer, 38 Bedford Row, h

Hazelhurst, Dartmouth. Iotton Robert, collector, h 46 Cornwallis. rotton R., jun,, barrister , 76 Barrington, h 9 Blowers.

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Motton William, accountant, h 46 Cornwallis. Mount James, coachman, h 30 South Park. Mount Mrà. E., boardinghouse, Steamboat Wharf, 209 Lower Water, Mountain Michael, watchman, h 1 Lockman. Mowbray Thomas, carpenter, 23 Victoria Road. Mudge John, blacksmith, 11 Cornwallis h 24 do. Muhlig George, warder H. M. Dockyard, h 584 Upper Water. Muhlig Henry, laborer, Dockyard. Muir Allan F., clerk, h 30 Cogswell. •

Muir Andrew, h 30 Cogswell. MUIR & BLACKADAR, sailmakers, Caldwell's Wharf, 171 Lower

Water. Muir John, commission and fish merchant, Bennett's Wharf, h

Cogswell. Muir John P., superint,endent Water Works, h 16 Albro. MUIR R. T., books, stationery, &c., 125 Granville, h 30 Cogswell. Muir & Scott, commission and fish merchants, Bennett's Wharf. - Muir Williath , sailmaker, Caldwell's Wharf, 171 Lower Water, h SS

Morris. Muirliead Andrew, machinist N. S. R., h Richmond. Muirhead George, printer, bds Goshen House. Muirhead Joseph, brass founder, 223 Hollis, h 28 Granville. Muirhead Thomas, watchman, h Granville. Mulcahy Bartholomew, cooper, Mulcahy's Wharf, h 52 Granville. Mulcahy B. & j., coopers, Mulcahy's Wharf, Upper Water. Mulcahy John, boot and shoe maker, 193 Loveer Water, h Lockman. Mulcahy John A., messenger, h 160 Hollis. Mulcahy Joseph, cooper, h 37 Lockman. Mulcahy Joseph, cooper, h 290 Upper Water. Mulcahy Margaret, grocer, 18 Lockman, h do. Mulcahy Michael, cooper, Mulcahy's Wharf, h 37 Lockman. Mulcahy P., drygoods, 29 Prince, h do. Mulcahy Thomas, cooper, h 37 Lockman. Mulcaster James, pressman, h 50 Argyle. Mulam George, messenger finance, h 12 Victoria. Mulic Henry, farmer, h 290 .Gottingen. Mulkirns Thomas, laborer, h Clewley Road. Mullane Timothy, grocer and -liquors, 10 Victoria, h 12 do. Mullay John, laborer, h John n West. Mullin John, variety, Depot Road n Russell, h do. Mullin Teresa, wid John, h 11,7 Grafton. Mullowney & Delaney, denties, 120 Granville. Mullowney Ellen, wid Samuel, bds 27 Dresden Row. Mullowney John E., dentist, 120 Granville, bds 14 Poplar Grove. Mullowney Patrick, laborer, h .98 Gerrish. Mullowney Patrick, policeman, h 98 Gerrish. Mulloffley William, laborer, h 88 Lower Water.

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GE0EGE W. HALLS, General Agent, 61 Bedford Bow, Halifax. See Adv. opp. Brokers.

lo Alexander, laborer, 36 Bauer. Mulroney James, grocer and liquors, 163 Upper Water,1 165 do. r Mulroney James, & Co., grocer and liquors 163 Upper Water. Mulroney John, carpenter, h 404 Upper 'dater: 3Iu1roney John, grocer and liquors, 163 Upper 'Water, h 165 do. lalroney John, grocer and liquors, 404 Upper Water, h 406 do. llulvena Archibald, blacking manufacturer, 12 Albermarle, h 10 do. Nulvena John, policeman, h Albermarle. Ilumford Christian, clerk, h 28 Argyle. Mumford's Country Market, Argyle cor Sackville. Numford Emmanuel, hatter, 2 Mumford Terrace. NUMFORD FRANCIS, blacksmith, Fitzwilliam. Numford George, carpenter, h 11 Granville. Numford Inglis, carpenter, bds 11 Granville. Numford James M., clerk, h 28 Argyle. Numford John, builder, h 2 Mumford Terrace.-- - Numford John, jun., carpenter, h 2 Mumford Terrace. - Niimford Lewis, tinsmith, bds 11 Granville. Numford W. B., grocer and liquors, 59 Sackville, h 28 Argyle. Muneey John F., customs, h 110 Hollis. 3IUNDY SIR GEORGE RODNEY, K. C. B., vice admiral, Gottingen,

n North. Mundy John, sea captain, h 3 Lockman. IIIUNNIS JAMES K., merchant tailor and clothier, 118 Upper Water,

h 157 Brunswick.- (See Adv. next page.) Munro Herbert, blacksmith, h 32 Lower Water. Munroe Gilbert, clerk, bris Mansion llousep Munroe Hugh, blacksmith, 66 Lower Water, h 32 do. MURDOCH BEAMISH, barrister, h 35 Spring Garden Road. Murdo*Charles, drygoods, wholesale 145 Granville, h 77 bills.'MURDOCH W. & C., & CO., drygoods wholesale, 145 Granville. 3Iurgatrayd Sarah Ann, dyer, h 46 Creighton. Mums pavid, cooper, h 39 dunard. MurpIt'y Arthur, mason, h 12 ,Rottenburg. 3Iurphy Catherine, wid Walter, h 37 Dresden Row. •

Murphy. Catherine, wid William, h r 1 Lower Water. Murphy Charles, tailor, bds 127 Lower Water. Murphy Daniel, shoemaker, h Upper Water. Murphy Dennis, fisherman, h 47 Barrington. Murphy Dennis, laborer, h r 40 Lower Water. Murphy Dennis, shoemaker, h 177 Albermarle. Murphy Edward, tailor, h 84 Grafton, Murphy Edward N., bookkeeper, h 25 Morris. Murphy Miss Ellen, milliner and dressmaker, 137 Lower Water) h do. Murphy Eunice, wid John, h 23 Hurd's Lane. Murphy Frederick, gold miner, bds Acadian Hotel. Murphy Garret, seaman, h Bentley's Wharf.

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GEORGI W. HALLS, Ship Brokers, 64 Bedford Row, Halifax. See Adv. opp. Brokers.

Murphy James, bookkeeper, h Brunswick. Murphy James, blockmaker, h 8 Creighton. Murphy James, carriagemaker, h Albermarle. Murphy James, porter, h 74 Maitland. Murphy James, tailor, h r 3 Albert. Murphy J. H., marble worker, 63 Barrington, h 10 Rottenburg. MURPHY JAMES W., brushmaker, 43 Dresden Row, h 37 do. (See

Adv. Index p. 57.) MURPHY JEREMIAH, boot and shoemaker, 176 Lower Water, h 178

do. (See .Adv. Index p. 57.) Murphy Jeremiah, carpenter, h 6 Salter. Murphy Jeremiah, truckman, bds 52 City. Murphy John, blacksmith, h 73 Albermarle. Murphy John, blacksmith, 91 Barrack, h 109 do. Murphy John, government contractor, h 150 Albermarle. Murphy John, clerk, h 5 Kent. Murphy John, clothing, 41 Buckingham, h 150 Albermarle. MURPHY JOHN, drygoods, 140 -Granville, h 61 Gottingen. Alurphy John, laborer, h 82 Albermarle. Murphy John, laborer, bds 52 City. Murphy John, sailmaker, h Creighton. Murphy John, shoetuaker, bds 174 Upper Water. Murphy John A., bookkeeper of S.S. & M., h Maitland. Murphy Joseph, painter, h 31 George. Murphy Lawrence, carpenter, h Smithfields n Smith. Murphy Lawrence, iron moulder, bds r 3 Albert. Murphy Miss Mary E., milliner, &c., 137 Lower Water. Murphy Martin, carpenter, h 193 Albermarle. Murphy Michael, fisherman, h 72 Grafton. Murphy Michael, laborer, h 73 Albermarle. Murphy Michael, mason h 57 Birmingham. Murphy Michael, pianoforte maker

' h 42 Starr,

Murphy Michael, seaman h 2 Jacob. Murphy Michael, sailmaker, h r 3 Albert. Murphy Michael, storekeeper, h 122 Upper 'Water. Murphy M. J. boots, shoes, &c. 115 Granville, h 15 Kent. Murphy Nichôlas, salesman, h Brunswick. Murphy Nicholas, shoemaker, bds 255 Upper Water, Murphy Patrick, .butcher, h 352 Upper Water. Murphy Patrick, carpenter, h Lower Water. Murphy Patrick, laborer, h 16 Rottenburg. Murphy Patrick, ropemaker, bds 52 City. Murphy Patrick, shoemaker, h Albermarle. Murphy Peter , shoemaker, h Grafton. Murphy Philip, painter, h 12 .Rottenburg. Murphy Miss R., h 133 Lower Water. Murphy Thomas, blacksmith, Cunard's, h Maitland.

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Murphy Thomas, carpenter, h 24 Rottenburg .Murphy Thomas E ., commission merchant, Hare's Wharf, h 25 )1orris .Murphy William, blacksmith, h 85 Grafton .Murphy William, machinist, N .S .R., h Richmond .Murphy William, shoemaker, h 21 Hurd's Lane .Murrains James, laborer, h 116 Albermarle .Murray Andrew, carpenter, h 118 Albro .Murray David, seaman, h 240 Upper Water .MURRAY DONALD, carpetings, &c., 110 Granville, h 17 South .Murray .Donald, & Co., catpetings and house furnishing goods, 110

Granville .Murray Edward, carpenter, h.,25 Bedford Row .Murray Edward, moulder, h 47 Birmingham .Murray Elizabeth, W lid Robert, b 146 Grafton .Murray Mrs . Ellen, boarding house, 25 Bedford Row .Murray Frank, liquors, 59 Barrack, h do .Murray George, blacksmith, h 29 Dresden Row .Murray Gilbert, ~ tailor, h John near West.Murray Hu. Gray, bookkeeper, h 93 Hollis .Murray John, boatswain, h 128 Argyle .Murray John, conductor, N .S.R., h 109 North .Murray John R ., hackman, b 961, Hollis .Alurray John~R ., hardware, 219 Hollis, h 32 Victoria Road.Murray Patrick, laborer, h Ara le :byMurray Robert, carpenter, N.S.R., h Richmond .MURRAY REV. ROBE ,

RT E ., editor Presbyterian Witness, 33 Sack-ville, h 53 Victoria Road .

Murray Robert T ., printer, h 167 Barrack .Murray William, carriacremaker, 24 Arcr le, h 29 Bedford Row.Murray William, dry goods wholesale, 201 Hollis, h 33 South .Murray William, salesman, h 47 Birmingham .nMurray Wflliam A., salesman, h 17 South .Murrins David, cooper, h 41 Cunard ..Myers Andrew, laborer, h 12~ Upper Water.Myers Charles Gray, engineer, bds 72 Dresden Row .Myers Edmund, baker, h,115 Albro .Alyers James, shoemaker . . jMyers Jane E., wid William, h 78 Dresden Row .Myers William, baker, h 117 Maitland .Myers William, carpenter, ~ 47 Gerrish .Myers William, carpenter, h John n West .Myers William, brassfinisher, h 11 Queen.Namack Thomas, laborer, h .37 Albermarle .Nangle Edward, cabinetmaker, h 16 Moran .Nangle Edward, carpenter, h Robie n South .Napier James, laborer, h 22 Lockman .Narey Patrick, baker, h 110 Gerrisb .

Rich Black Bilks at OHAS . ROBSON & COIS., 121 Grauville St ., Halifax .

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GEORGE W. HALLS, General Agent, 64 Bedford Bow, Halifax. See Adv. opp. Brokers

NASH JOFIN D., auctioneer and commission merchant, 153 Hollis., h 91 Dresden Row. • (See Adv. Index p. 57.)

Nash John D., jun., exciseman, Inland Revenue, h 91 Dresden Row. Nash Michael, painter, h 17 Letson's Lane. NASH SAMUEL C., velocipede rooms, 125 Hollis, h 10 Dresden Row, Nash Thomas, cooper, h 265 Upper Water. NASH THOMAS, soda water manufacturer, 29 Granville, h • 31 and 33

do. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) National School, 80 Argyle. Nauffts Alexander, carpenter, h 172 Upper Water. , Nauffts Alexander J:, clerk, bds Parker House. Nauffts George, storekeeper, h Houseman's Lane. Nauffts George T., clerk, h Houseman's Lane. Nauffts Isaac, carpenter, h John n West. Naylor Catherine, wid Charles, h 39 Lockman. Naylor Eliza, wid John, h 99 Brunswick. Naylor Jacob, shoemaker, h 159- Barrack. Neal Charles, lumber dealer, h 319 Upper Water. Neal Duncan

' shoemaker, h 81 Grafton.

Neal Hugh, shoemaker, h 69 Sackville. Neal Michael, carpenter, h 41 Maynard. Neal Patrick, laborer, h r 40 Lower Water. Neal Richard, laborer, h 8 John. NEAL THOMAS M. dry goods wholesale, 94 and 96 Granville, h 27

Salter. NEAL, WHITE & CO., dry goods wholesale, 94 and 96 Granville.

(See Adv. opp. Dry Goods.) NEAL WILLIAM H. dry goods wholesale, 94 and 96 Granville, h

121 Spring Garden Road. Nealy Michael, laborer, h Lower Water. Neith William, laborer, h 26 Grafton. Nelligan James, butcher, h 74 Sackville. Nelligan Michael, butcher, h 134 City. Nelligan William, butcher

' 32 Sackville

, h Albro.

Nelson Alexander, grocer' 11 Sackville, bds 68 Granville.

Nelson Ann dressmaker, h 20 Granville. Nelson Charles E., boatswain, Cunard's, h 256 Upper Water. Nelson Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, li‘ 20 Granville. Nelson Thomas, seaman, Bennett's Wharf. Netherton Samuel, groom, h 11 Grafton. Netting James, machinist, h 510 Upper Water. NETZ CHRISTIAN, sausage maker, 172 Argyle, h do. (See Adv.

Index p. 57.) Neville David, carpenter, h 120 Albermarle, Neville Michael, grocer and liquor dealer, 120 Albemarle, h do. Neville Thomas, grocer, 87 Albro, h do. Neville Thomas, cabman, h 87 Albro.

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., a Fine Assortment of Lfoodg always in Stock, 154 Granville,

Neville Thomas, laborer, h 9 Bilby.NEWC01^1BE GEORGE, grocer and cabinetmaker, h 23 North.Newcombe John C., cabinetmaker, h 105 Lockman.Newcombe L. C., carpenter, h 107 Argyle.Newcombe S., laborer, Dockyard.Newcombe William, h 105 Lockman.Newington Charles, shoemaker, 78 Almo'n, h do.Newland James, carpenter, Dockyard.Newland William, carpenter, h North, Dartmouth.Newman Charles, carpenter, h 40 Albro.Newman John, boôt and shoemaker, 194 Lower Water, h 196 do.Newman Robert, carpenter, h 40 Albro.NEWMAN W. H., watchmaker and jeweller, 90 Granville, h 62 Hollis.

(See Adv. opp.)Nichols C. C., carriage trimmer, 14 Argyle, h 4 Dresden Row.NICHOLS GEORGE, proprietor Acadian Hotel, û4 Granville. (See

Adv. Index p. 57.)Nichols John, fa$mer, h n North West Arm Road.Nichols Robert, seaman, h 162 Brunswick.Nichols R. H'., undertaker and stairbuilder,, 215 Barrington, h 117

Argyle.NICHOLS S., express builder, 159 Grafton, h 196 Argyle.Nieholg Stephen, boot and shoemaker, 352 Upper Water, h 350 do.Nichols Thomas, seaman, h 145 Upper Water.Nichols William M., carriage maker, bds 196 Argyle.Nicholls William, fur,buyer, h Maitland..Nicholson Daniel, tailor, bds 162 Upper Wâtér.Niaholsori" Donald, seaman, h 17 Gas Lane.Nickerson "Elkanah, laborer, h r 67 Lower Water:Niekerson James, coachman, h 16 Birmingham.Nickerson L., seaman, h 10 Cunard Court.Nickerson Richard; laborer, h 69 Lower Water.Niforth James, blacksmith, bds Lower Water.Nilant Patrick M., clerk, h 20 Gas Lane.Nilant Thomas, laborer, h 23 Gas Lane.Nile Henry, watchmaker, h 169 Barrack.Niles William, painter, h 27 Gottingen.Nisbet James, shoemaker, h 34 Argyle,Nisbet John, clerk, h 20 Granville.Nisbet R. A., clerk, bds 153 Barrington.Nisbet William, carpenter, h 125 Lockman.Nix William, laborer, h 62 Birmingham.Nixon William, seaman, h 452 Upper Water.Noah Robert, painter, h 50 Birmingham.NOBLE ROBERT, 60 Pleasant.NOBLE R. G., merchant, h 27 Queen.Noble Samuel, merchant, 18 Carlton.

0UT1i.AM & CO., Commission DRerchants,14 Bedford Row, Halifax.

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90 GRANVILLE Corner of GEORGE ST.

MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF

^X@w. @11@ry qhaiRsmBRACELETS, BROOCHES, RINGS, LOCKETS, &p.,

- ONLY AGENT FOR NOVA SCOTIA OF

J, Sewell, Chronometer and Watch Manufacturer,

Prize Medalist of the great International Exhibition, London, 1862. Theonly Watch Manufacturer of Liverpool to whom was awarded the great Medalof the International Exhibition, Paris, 1867, for the superiority of his Timekeepersover all others.

Maker by special appointment to Her Majesty: the Queen, Royal Family.and Court of Spain;--the Right Honorable the Lords' Commissioners of theAdmiralty. and Her Majesty Queen Victoria's Royal Navy.

Has constantly in Stock a very - large assortment of ENdLISH, AmE-RICAN and GENEVA LEVER WATCHES, from the best Manufacturers, inGold , and Silver Cases . ENGLISH, FRENCH and A3IERICAN CLOCKS,

STERLING SILVER SPOONS and FORKS, MUt18, ôLa.

Electro-Plated Ware. °Only Agent for Halifax, of Lazarus 4 Morris' Celébrated perfecled SPECTACi.Es,

of which he always keeps a large stock on hand.Particular attention is called to his extensive assortment of SooTTis$ PEBBLES

and COLOURED GBasars to preserve the Eye. Spectacles and Eye Glasses inGold, Silver and Steel Frames.

Jewellery, Chains, Masonic Jewels, etc., manufactured to order in Nova ScotiaGold, Watches; Jewellery, etc., carefully repaired with promptitude and at mo-derate charges.

J. SEWELL'S celebrated Watches can only be obtained at this Establishment.Each Watch accompanied with Guarantee direct from the Manufacturer.

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Nolan Bertha, wid Matthew, h 137 North Park. Nolan Charles, laborer, h 516 Upper Water. Nolan Patrick, farmer, North West Arm Road. Nolan William, machinist, bds Upper Water. Noonan Elizabeth, wid John, h 47 Barrington, Noonan Maurice, carpenter, bds 74 Barrington. Noonan M., laborer, Butler's Wharf. Noonan William, baker, h Barrington. Nordbeek Miss A., Victoria Road, Smith's Fields. Norris Edward, carpenter, h 72 Buckingham. Norris Elizabeth, wid Richard, h 140 Albermarle. Norris George, blacksmith, h Upper Water. Norris James, laborer, h 54 Creighton. - Norris James, laborer, h 129 Grafton. Norris James, storekeeper, h 21 Gottingen Norris James M., clerk, h 174 Albermarle. Norris John, *cooper, h Maitland. Norris John, laborer, h 60 Albermarle. Norris Richard, laborer, h 1 Cornwallis. Norris Robert, storekeeper, h 58 Creighton, Norris Samuel, composition roofer, h 79 Lockman. Norris Thomas, laborer, h 174 Albermarle. Norris William, laborer, h 223 Albermarle. NORTF1 BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE AND LIFE

INSURANCE CO., Henry Pryor, agent, 45 Bedford Row. North James, engineer, h Albro. Northup Alexander, carpenter, h 120 Cornwallis. NORTHUP JEREMIAH, M.P.P., merchant, Argyle cor Buckingleni,

h 213 Brunswick. NORTHUP JOHN, & SONS, merchants, Argyle cor Buckingham. Northup Joseph J,,merchant, Argyle cor Buckingham, h215 Brunswick. Norton John, grocer and liquors, 59 Prince, h 68 Grafton. Norton J. B., music teacher, 34 Maynard. Norwood Joseph, carpenter, h 20 Brunswick. NOTMAN WILLIAM, photographer, 38 George, h Montreal. Nott James, carpenter, h West n John. Nott John, goldsmith, h 28 Bayers. Nott Jonathan, shipwright, h John n West. Nou Conrod, fisherman, h 1 Cornwallis. Non Henry, fisherman, h 1 Cornwallis. Nova Scotia Benefit Building Society and Savings Fund, John W. Bar.

ton, secretary and treasurer, 44 Bedford Row. Nova Scotia Marine Insurance Co., Henry Yeomans, broker, 62 Bedford

Row. Nova Scotia Railway Office, n Railway Depot. Nugent Michael, mason, h 77 Albro. Nugent Richard, printer,- h 40 Lockman.

MUM& & CO., Ship and Forwarding Agents, 14 Bedford Row, Halifax.

HALÎFAX. 255.

6Ep$GE W. HALLS, Ship Brokers, 64 Bedford Row, Halifax. See Adv. opp, Brokers.

Nunn William, customs boatman, h 53 Hollis.Nurse Bernard, laborer, h 77 Grafton.NUTTING CHARLES M., deputy prothonotary and clerk of the crown,

- h 69 Morris.NUTTING JAMES W., prothonotary and clerk of the crown, office

court house, h 69 Morris.Nye Albert K. G., furniture painter, h 27 Gottingen.Nye Henry, porter, h Barrack.Nye William E., furniture painter, h 27 Gottingen.Oakes Miss E., Melbourne House, 42 Barrington.Oakes Robert, speculator in gold claims, h Russell n Water.Oakley Arthur, laborer, h 127 Barrack.O'Brien Bryan, sea captain, h 35 Hollis.O'Brien Cornelius, truckman,, h 179 Grafton.O'Brien & Co., carriage makers, 9 Brenton.O'Brien D., caulker, Dockyard.O'Brien Daniel, hairdresser, h 8 Falkland.O'Brien David, laborer, h 34 Birmingham.O'Brien Edward, grocer. and liquors, 326 Upper Water, h 1 Corn-

wallis.OBrien Edward, seaman, h 44 Lockman.O'Brien James, cabdriver, h 67 Albermarle..O'Brien James, customs, bds Clifton.O'Brien James, laborer, h 165 Albermarle.O'Brien James, sea captain, h 68 Dresden Row.O'Brien James B., sea captain, h Tower Road.O'Brien Jeremiah, h 21 Smith.O'Brien John, confectioner, bds 2,Roast's Lane.O'Brien John, clerk, h 460 Upper Water.O'Brien John, dry goods and groceries, 54 Lower Water, h 1 Bishop.O'Brien John, jun., clerk, 54 Lower.Water.O'Brien%John, groom city R.R., h Richmond.O'Brien J. G., hairdresser, 149 Upper Water, h 8 Falkland:O'Brien John, printer, h'67 Maynard.O'Brien John, printer, h 188 Gottingen.O'Brien John, sailmaker, Upper Water, h 41 Artz Lane.0'Brie4 Louis, sailmaker, h 59 'Grafton.O'Brien Margaret, dressmaker, h 9 Bishop.O'Brien Margaret, wid David, h 56 Cunard.O'Brien Martin, laborer, h 18 Victoria.O'Brien Mary, dry goods, 132 Argyle, h do.O'Brien Michael, carriagemaker, 9 Brenton, h 16 Dresden Row.O'Brien Michael, shipwright, 43 Bayers.O'Brien M. J., carriagemaker, 9 Brenton, bda 37 Dresden -Row. -0'Brien M. J., confectioner, 14 Buckingham, h 2 Rpast's Lane.O'Brien, Robert, coachman, h 17 Moran.O'Brien Roger, pedlar, h 79 Sackville.

WOODILL'fi Glycerine Lotion for Chapped. Hands, Faces, &c. 1 141 Hollie . 6t..

256 HALIFAX.

J. R. SENNETT & CO., invite attention of parties fitting up their Stock, 154 Granville.

O'Brien Miss Sarah, h 22 Brunswick.. O'Brien Sophia, wid Thomas, h 115 Gottingen. O'Brien Thomas, car cleaner N.S.R., h Richmond.

- O'Brien Thomas, clerk, h 32 Blowers. a. O'Brien Thomas, coachman, h 166 Lockman.

pe O'Brien Thomas, porter, h Albermarle. O'Brien Thomas, seaman, Bennett's Wharf.

7. • O'Brien Thomas, tailor, h 157 Barrack. p,,e4 , O'Brien Walter, painter, h 26 Dresden Row. ° O'Brien William, bookkeeper, bds 102 Grafton.

O'Brien William carter,

h Campbell Road. el O'Brien William, clerk,h Brunswick. 8 O'Brien William, clerk, h Falkland. •

O'Brien William, courier, h Campbell Road. ›,•1 O'Brien William seaman, Bennett's Wharf. e O'BRIEN WILLIAM D. manager city horse cars, h Bedford . 7341' O'CONNELL MRS. ANNE, tobacconist and fishing gear, 92 Granville,

h 90 do. (See Adv. opp.) e- O'Connell Ellen; wid William, h 140 Grafton.

O'Connell John, blacksmith, h 43 Spring Garden Road. le O'Connell John, tailor, h 162 Upper Water.

O'Connell Patrick, mason, h 26 Albermarle. O'Connell Patrick, laborer, h 28 Grafton.

° O'Connor Ann, wid Dennis, h 134 Grafton. .14 O'Connor & Briand, dry goods, 91 Upper Water.

O'CONNOR Bli3OTHERS, junk dealers, &c., Mulcahy's Wharf, Upper Water. (See A.dv.opp.)

O'Connor Edward, cooper, &c., Bennett's Wharf, h 6 Rottenburg. el O'Connor Edward R. bookkeeper, bd s 25 Cornwallis. el O'Connor Francis, salesman

' h 6 Rottenburg.

â O'Connor Garret school teacher, h 96 City. . e O'Connor James, clerk, h 140 Grafton.

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O'Connor James dry goods, 91 Upper Water, h 6 Rottenburg. PQ

O'Connor James, mason, h 10 Roast's Lane. e O'CONNOR J., junk dealer, Mulcahy's Wharf, h 476 Upper Water. ei O'Connor John, cooper, &c., Fairbanks' Wharf, Lower Water, h 6 Rot-e tenburg. e O'Connor Mary, wid James, h 44 Cornwallis.

'OITTRADI & CO., Importers of British Wine and Spirits, 14 Bedford Bow.

oe O'Connor Mary, wid John, h 88 Brunswick. O'Connor Patrick, cooper, h 22 Grafton. O'Connor Patrick, laborer, h Seymour.

0 O'Connor Thomas, clerk, bds 106 Argyle. O'Connor William, jeweller, h 140 Grafton. O'Dell Henrietta, wid Richard, h 18 Gray's Lane. O'Dell John, seaman, h 16 Gray's Lane. O'Dell Thomas, seaman, h 16 Gray's Lane. O'Dell William, seaman, h 16 Gray's Lane.

O'CONNOR ROS9 a • HALIFAX. 257

DXA.LBRI3 IN

ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK, SUCH AS

Old Canvas, Rope and Cotton Rags, itc.

PIPM

Brass, Lead, Zinc, Scrap Iron, Ox Horns,

8 LI Second-hand Sails, Anchors, Chains and Rigging

con.stantly on. hand,

153 UPPER WATER STREET, MULCAHY'S WHARF,

ennxix, eg 185 and 187 Broad Street, . . . opposite Roues Wharf,

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ANNE O'CONNELL,

Fly Maker and Fishing Tacle Imponer, Under the Patronage of H. R. H. Prince Alfred,

No. 92 Granville Street, HALIFAX, N. S.

Ificaddition to her Stock of Fishing Tackle she keeps constantly on band

GARS AL' TtUCC OF THE BEST BRANDS

PIPES, MEERSCHAUM, AND

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M. O'DONOGIITIE, (Late blaster Tailor of the Roy-al Artillery. )

TAILOR, (SUCCESSOR TO J. WITHROW.)

NO. 116 GRA.NVILLE STREET,

HALIFAX, N. S.

IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN

BROAD CLOTHS, DOESKINS BUM eirlD ranY catmint

Under Clothes, Collars, Ties,

&c., &c.

NAVAL AND 11LITkRY WORK OF ALL KINDS MADE AT SHORT NOTICEc

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HALIFAX. 261

GEORGE W. 11A 1-T-8, Commission Merchant, 64 Bedford Row. See Adv, opp. Brokers.

O'Donnell Charles, cabinetmaker, h 21 Poplar Grove. .O'Donnell Charles, grocer and liquors, 190 UpperWater,h21 Hurd's LaneO'Donnell Dominic, shipwright, h 11 King.0'Donnell 'Edmund, grocer,186 Upper Water, h 184 do.0'Donnell Edmund, jun., bookkeeper, h 184 Upper Water.O'Donnell Edward, mason, 32 Lower Water.O'Donnell James, clerk, bds 9 Granville.O'Donnell James M., elerk, h Hollis.O'Donnell John, moulder, h 8 John.O'Donnell John, tailor, h 13 Falkland.O'Donnell Maurice, school teacher.O'Donnell Michael, tinsmith, h 11 King.0'Donnell Patrick, keeper Rock Head Prison.O'Donnell P. H., military clerk, h 28 Cogswell.0'Donnell Thomas, clerk, h 184 Upper Water.O'Donnell Thomas, porter, h Albermarle.0'Donnell,William, blacksmith, h Queen's Quarries, North West Arm.O'Donnell William, dry goods, 188 Upper Water, h 184 do.O'DONNELL NV. D., photographer, 167 Barrington, h 28 Cornwallis.

' (See Adv. I^adex p. 57.)0'DONOGHUE MATTHEW, merchant tailor and clothier, 116 Gran-

ville, h 118 do. (See Adv. opp.)0'Donouhue Patrick, painter, h 76 Albermarle.O'Donohoe Joseph, laborer, h 32 Granville.Offin Thomas, blockmaker, h 1 Mumfôrd Avenue.0'Flaherty Jc►hn, painter, 29 Salter, h 106 Argyle.O'Flaherty Mary, wid Richard, h 68 Cunard.O'Flaherty Morgan, laborer, h North West Arm.Ogilvie James, carpenter, h 33 Cunard.0bilvie Richard, blacksmith, h 33 Cunard.O'Grady M., bookkeeper, bds International Hotel.O'Grady Martin, messenger Board of Statistics, h 13 Brenton.0'FIaley Angus, seaman, h 534 Upper Water.O'Hara Bridget, wid Bernard, h 314 Upper Water.O'Hearn Ellen, school teacher, h 142 Gottingen.O'Hearn John, cabinetmaker, Smithsfield.0'Heârn John, policeman, h 101 North.0'HEARN 117ICHAEL,merchanttailor, 209 Lower Water, h 98 Grafton.0'Hearn Peter, accountant, h 98 Grafton.0'Hearn Patrick, laborer, h n Inglis.O'Hearn William, laborer, h 15 Albermarle.0'Kaly Patrick, carter, h Richmond. 'OLAND JOHN, brewer, Central Wharf, h Turtle Grove, Dartmouth.OLAND JOHN, & CO., brewers, office Central Wharf. - (See A(Zv. Index

p. 57.)OLDRIGHT HENRY, barrister, law reporter, &c., 54 Bedford Row,

h 6 Queen. (See Adv. opp.) •

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J. B. JENNETT & CO., Japanned and Papier Machie Wattbrs, 154 Granville St,

Olds John, armorer, sergeant military store department, h Bayers. O'Leary Jeremiah, shoemaker, bds 174 Upper 'Water. Olphiel Bridget, wicrWilliam, h 30 Grafton. O'Malley John, grocer, liquors and oil clothes, 296 Upper Water, h do. O'Malley John, salesman, h 298 Upper Water. O'Malley Thomas, grocer and liquors, 20 Cornwallis, h do. O'Malley Thomas, laborer, h 72 Sackville. O'Marra Catherine, h 35 Gottingen. °Marra James, sparmaker, h 57 Sackville. O'Marra Michael, gardener, h 110 Albro. O'Mara Patrick, bricklayer, h 158 Albermarle. O'Marra Richard, blacksmith N. S. R., h Richmond. O'Meelay John, laborer, h Depot Road n Depot. O'Mullin John, brewer, 19 Artz Lane, h 32 Cogswell. O'Mullin Patrick, brewer, 19 Artz Lane, h 32 Cogsveell. O'MtLLIN P. -& J., breveers, Foyle Brewery, 19 Artz Lane. (&

Adv. Inclai p. 57.) O'MULLIN 40BERT, grocer and liquors, Albermale cor Buckinzhain,

h 32 Cogswell. (Sec Adv. Index p. 57.) —

O'Neil Ann, wid Patrick, h 12 Grafton. O'Neil Catherine, wid Richard, h 46 Spring Garden Road. CY-Neil Dennis, sh_oeffiaker, h 39 Grafton.

'O'Neil Duncan, grocer, 79 Grafion, h do. O'Neil Duncan, shoeniaker,1 81 Grafton. O'Neil James, carpenter, h 2 .Brunswick Lane. O'Neil John, moulder, 1;105 Barrack. - O'Neil John C., boot and shoemaker, 174 T'pper Water, h do. O'Neil Michael, shoemaker, h Tower Road. O'Neil Patrick, coachman, h 11 Victoria. O'Neil Mrs. Rose, h 278 Upper Water. O'NEILL B., china, glass, hardware, etc., O'Connor's Wharf, h 30

Ple,nsant. O'NEILL B., & CO., china, glass, hardware, etc.,O'Connor's Wharf. (Sef

Adv. opp.) O'Neill Richard, brass finisher, h 87 Lockm4n. O'Neill Thomas, seaman, h 1 Cornwallis. O'Neill William, butcher, 237 Upper Water, h Gerrish. O'Rachia J. B., photographer, 195 Barrington, h 1 21Iollis. O'Regan James, shoemaker, bds 158 Upper Wate. Ormiston Abraham, clerk, h 6 Fawson. Ormond James R. Orphans' Home, 129 North Park. Osman John, messenger, h 861‘ckman. Osman John H., bookkeeper", h 86 Lockman. Osman John O., maOlnist, h 86 Lockman. O'Sullivan John,police, Sackville. O'Toole Paic-ka, tailor, h 1-23 Barrack.

OEIITRAM & CO., Importers:of English and Scotch Ales, 14 Bedford Bow.

HALIFAX. 263

B. 4001NUIT__ALA 4Sc co.- V7ROLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

(lint LISS, AND EIRTIIENIIIRE, AND IMPORTERS OF

BEHICEI .GEFEEE MET G()) AMERICAN LAMPS AND CliniNIES.

TEA TR.A. IN SET, 191-VSS AND FORKS,

CPSIM(0111ET iMADIZO USTILE1

Cut Glass Decanters, Wines, Jellies, Custards, Salts, Tumblers.

CENTRE DISHES AND STANDS, SUGARS AND CREAMS, And a great vaxiety of other Goods, all of which will be sold cheap

for Cash or apprèved Credit, at their old Stand,

O'CONNOWS WHARF, HALIFAX, N. S.

'264 HALIFAX.1. R . JENNETT & Co ., Wholesale and Retail China Warehousel .154 Granville R ,

O'Toole Patrick W., machinist, h 123 Barrack.O'Toole Terence, seaman, h 99 Maitland .Ott Nelson, shoemaker, h 25 Bayers .Ottes Jonathan, shipwright, Dockyard .Ouldfield Catberin'e, wid John ., h 30 Grafton .Ouligham. James, grocer, h 35 Birmingham .OUSE LE Y JOHN W., barrister, etc,,, 2a Prince, h Quarl, Dartmouth,OUTRAM EDMUND D ., commission and general agent, etc . ; 14 Bed.ford Row, h 474 Upper Water . IOUTRAM J., JUN., commission and general agent,ptc ., 14 BedfordRow, h 474 lJpper Water.OUTRAM & CO., commission and forwarding agents Iand "wine andspi~tmerchants, 14 Bedford Row . (See Adv . opp.)Overy John, receiver Halifax city R . R., h Russell ,Owens Mrs . Ann, grocer and liquors, 161 Upper Water, h 159 do .Owens Nicholas, baker, b 136 Albermarle.Owens Robert, baker, bds 18 Cornwallis.Oxley B. B., board of revenue customs, h Granville .OXLEY & CO ., commis§ion and West India merchants, 181 Lo-werWater. (See Adv . qPP- )OXLEY JAMES B ., commission and West India merchant, consul forNoTway, Sweden and Italy, 181 Lower Water, h 5 Fawson .Oxley John, messenger, h 22 Lower Water .Oxner John, blacksmith, h 66 Lower Water .Pace Alexander, trunkmaker, h 11 Victoria.Pace David, cooper, h 39 Gerrish.Pace Drew, laborer, h 10 Albert.Pace Ebenezer, cooper, 14 50 Argyle .Pace Isaac, cooper, bds 81 Gerrish .Pace James, cooper, bds 126 Grafton .Pace John, stonecutter, h Dresden Row.Pace' Samuel, printer, h 58 Dresden Row .Pace Sarah, grocer, 580 Upper Water, h 578 do .Pace Thomas, cooper, h 81 Gerrish . -Pace William, cooper, 5 and 7 Cornwallis, h r Lockman .Packer Edward, joiner, h r 7 South Hollis.Packet Schooner Juliet for St . John N . B-) T. A. S . DeWolf& Son . agents .Packham Henry, laborer, b 4 Prince William .Packham James, printer, h 4 Prince William .Page B . G., physician and surgeon, 173 Barrington .Page Ellen, wid Richard, h 120 Gerrish .Page John, lamp lighter, h 45 Grafton . ,Paint Henry N., com. merchant, 85 UPPer Water, h 4 Amandale.Pakenha

,rn colonel Thomas, 30th regiment, h 56 Morris.Pallister Thomas, grocer, h 61 Argyle.Pallister W. H., grocer, 48 Duke, h 61 Argyle .Palmer Charles, clerk, h Clewley Road .

OUTRAN & CO., Agents for EVANS, MERCER & CO., Montreal, ; office Eadfor.dBow-

HALIFAX. 265

GEIC.[DIAL LAÇENTS,

IJ COMMI S SION MERCHA

ORTERS AND DEALERS IN

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SALT/ FISH, F'LOTTR,

WEST IND1 PRODUCE, 181 LOWER WATER STREET,

HALIFAX, N. S.

" Royal Swedish, Norwegian and Italian Consulctte."

I266 HALIFAX.

O UTRAM & C O.

COMMISSION MERCHANT S,SHIP AND FORw9RD IN(# AGENTS,

IMPORTERS OF

BRITISH AND FOREIGN

S, li^^1^^ ^ , ^^^ ^^^^^^, °^â .AND

ENGLISH AND SCOTCH. ALES.AGENTS FOR

MESSRS. EVANS, MERCER & CO. ^ MESSRS.. J. & R. . 'TENNENT,WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS9 WELL PARK BREWERY,

MONTREAL. GLASGOW. "I.

MESSRS. IT. CLARKE & CO. (Limited,)EXpORT

IBOOT AND SHOE DIANUFA.CTURERS^

IPSWICH, ENGLAND.

14 BEDFORD ROW, HALIFAX, N1S.

J. OAGENT FOR THE

MARITIME PROVINCES OF. BRITISH NORTH AMFRICg,

FOR

MESSRS. EVANS, SONS & CO.W4OLESALE AND EXPORT DRUGGISTS9

LIVERPOOL.

MESSRS. EVANS, LESCHER & EVANS,

DRUG IIIERCHANTS9

LONDON.

14 BEDFORD ROW, HALIFAX) N.S.

HALIFAX. 267

GEOBGE W. HALLS. General Agent, 64 Bedford Bow, Halifax. See Adv. opp. Brokers.

Palmer Charles, porter, h South. Palmer John, clerk, h 128 Maitland. Palmer John, messenger, h Maitland. Palmer Martin Jr., laborer, h 143 Albermarle. Pander Mary, wid Edward, h 26 Falkland. Panel Alexander, butcher, h 154 Lower Water. PARKER D. McN., physician, 49 Prince, h Dartmouth. Parker Miss Elizabeth, h 78 George. Parker F. G-.,(com. and flour merchant, Central Wharf, h 56 Lockman. PARKER &RANT, commission and flour merchants, Central Wharf.

(See Adv. Index p 57.) Parker George, paper carrier, h 16 Upper Water. Parker George, seaman, h 510 Upper Water. Parker George A.,,victualler, 15 Barrington, h Kempt Road. Parker Hairiet A., matron Industrial School, 14 Tower Road. Parker Henry, clerk, h 47 Argyle. Parker H. J., bookkeeper People's Bank, h Dartmouth. Parker James, grocer and liquors, 39 and 41 Jacob, h 37 do. ,Parker James, h Barrington. Parker John, flour weigher, h 46 Gottingen. Parker John, printer, h 14 Bayers. Parker John J., confectioner, h 134 Argyle. Parker John, jun., victualler, 30 Buckingham, h 46 Gottingen. PARKER L. VAN ESS, physician, 21 Barrington, h do. Parker Matilda, wid James, h 205 Grafton. Parker Mrs. M., Parker House, 116 Hollis. Parker Rupert, bookkeeper

' h 46 Gottingen.

Parker Samuel, grocer, 184 Argyle, h do, Parker William, laborer, h Salter's Lane. Parker William, trackman, h Maynard. Parks Benjamin, blacksmith, h Richmond. Parsfield George, gardener, h North West Arm. Parsons David, laborer, h 50 Prince. PARSONS J. F. L., A. B., inspector of schools for Halifax h 30 Albro. Parsons William, expressman, h 7 North. Partridge Robert, baker, h 60 George. Partridge Thomas, baker

' h 179 Albermarle.

Passfield George, groom, h Quinpool Road. PASSOW F. M., assistant P. O. inspector, h Dartmouth. Patekerm Isaac, shoemaker, h 14 Pleasant. Patridge George, laborer, h McCulloch Road. Patriquin Isaac, barber, h Argyle. Patterson Archibald, inspector of Inland revenue, 60 Bedford Row, h

2 Queen. Patterson Charles, h 19 Barrack. Patterson David, sea captain, h 24 Cornwallis. Patterson Jane, principal Inglis school, h 111 Barrington.

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Patterson Margaret, wid John, h 238 Upper Water.Patterson Robert C., seaman, h 57 Duke.Patterson Walter, painter, h 29 Cornwallis:Patton John, shoemaker, h 42 Maynard.PATTON THOMAS, general manager Bank B. N. A., h Montreal,Patton William, shoemaker, h 42 M aynard.Paul Alexander M'cA., bookkeeper, h 31 Starr.Paul William, mason, h 90 Maitland.PAULIN HENRY B., comptroller and registrar of shipping custom,

h 70 Morris.Paulin K. F., clerk, h 70 Morris.Paver Richard, machinist N. S. R., h Richmond.Paw George, messenger, h Rottenburg.Paw G. A. V., commission merchant, 111 Upper Water, h Dartmouth,^Paw William A.,1 clerk, bds 22 Bedfôrd Row.Paw William T., Labrador trader, h Bedford Row.PAYNE A. MAH.TIN, dry goods,156 Granville, h'81 Dresden Row.PAYNE ALBERT R., commission merchant, &c., 112 Upper Water, h

81 Dresden Row. I -PAYNE BROTHERS & CO., com. merchants and wholesale grocers,

112 Upper Water. (See Adv. opl-).)Payne Charles, hackman, h 47 Hollis..Payne Edward, clerk,_ h 65 Grafton.Payne Frank, clerk3-h 47 Hollis.Payne George, livery stables, 49 Hollis, h 47 do.Payne George, jun., hackman, h 14 Bishop.Payne John, groom, h 47 Hollis.Payne John, laborer, h 12 Almon.Payne John W., sea captain, h 77 Upper Water.PAYNE MARTIN H., dry goods, Granville, h 93 Dresden Row.Payne Mary, wid Edward, h 65 Grafton.Payne Mary, wid John, h Russell n Water.Payne Samuel, boiler maker, h 47 Grafton.Payne William, shoemaker, h 9.Bishop.Payne William, carpenter, h 67' Grafton.Payson Adolphus, house joiner, h 60 Birmingham.Payzant John Y., barrister, 116 Hollis, h 32 Tobin.Payzant Louis S.,com. merchant,&c.,1 Bedford Row, h Quarl, DartmoutlPAYZANT & KING, com. merchants, &c., 1 Bedford Row.Peakes John D., produce and commission merchant, 80 Bedford Row, b

Dartmouth.Peare Stephen, grocer and liquors,` 328 Upper Water, h 330 do. ^Pears William, h 39 Maynard. FePearman W. M. D., bookkeeper, h 174. Lockman.Peart Miss Hannah, dressmaker, h 41 Prince.Peck T. H., royal engineers, h 41 çc,11th.Pence John, shoemaker, 150 Argyle, bds 14 Granville.

OIITRAX & CO., Agents for J. &rR, TENNENT, GlasgoW; oMce 14 Bs3for3 B37,

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PAYNE BROTHERS & CO.,

COMMISSION MERCIUNTS, AND

WHOLESALE G 112 UPPER WATER STREET,

OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL WHARF,

HIALIFkX, N. S.

CONSIGNMENTS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.

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REFERENCES :

Messrs. J. S. MACLEAN & CO., • - - - J. B. CAMPBELL & CO., -

JOHN SILVER & CO., RICHARD IRVIN & CO., Exchange Place,

STEELE & GAMBLE, Front Street, - - HUNTER, RYDER & CRAWLEY, Commercial WM. LINDSAY & CO., 3 New Quay, -

" ROWLEY & DAVIES, 27 Mincing Lane, - J. & W. CAMPBELL & CO., Ingram Street, - W. D. MATTHEWS & CO., - -• - GILLESPIE, MOFFATT & CO., - - -

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., a Good Assortment at our Establishment, 154 Granville,

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PENDER WILLIAM G., employment office and estate agent, 113 Barrington, h George cor G rafton .

Pendcrgrass John, laborer, h 159 Albermarle.Pendcrgrass Patrick, school teacher, h Summer.Pendergrass Thomas, laborer, 107 Barrack.PENNY WILLIAM A., editor and proprietor, Unionist and Journal

Poney Eruula., wi&Janies E., 105 Morris.

News, 165 Hollis, h 63 Lockman. (See Adv. Index p. 57,)Penton Francis, wid Robert, h 52 Dresden Row.Pentz George J., ship carpenter, h 63 Sackville.PEOPLE'S BANK, 12 Duke. .Pepper John, tailor, h 3G4 Upper Water.Perkins Margaret, h 89 Grafton.Perkins Richard, shoemaker, li 84 Gottingen,

Perrin Christqpher J., Victoria Hotel, 22 Bedford Row.Perrin George, cooper, h 42 Birmingham.Perry Elizabeth, wid: John, h 69 Albermarle.Perrior George, cooper, h Birmingham.Peters George, carpenter, h.172 Upper Water.PETERS HENRY, builder, Salter & Twining's wharf, h 7 Fawson,Peters Thomas H., block and pump maker, O'Connor's Wliarf, h 64,

Gerrish.Petitmaitre Louis, steward, Club Ilouse, b 9 Pleasant.Pbair George, niachinist, h 7 Argyle.Phalan Élizabeth, wid Andrew, h Smith's Field, n Smith.Phalan Francis, confectioner and fancy baker, 39 Brunswick; h 55

Maynard. .Phalan Jaines, harness maker, h 18 Artz Lane.,Phalan Louis, carpenter, h 28 Brunswick.Phalan Matthew, conductor N. S. R. R., h Richmond.Phalan Mary, wid Daniel, h 174 Gottingen. .Phalan Stephen R., hairdresser, 26 Buckingham, h 58 Maitland.Phalan William, confectioner, 88 Gerrisb, h Do.Phalan William, forage barn, 54 Cornwallis, h 82 Creighton.,Phelan Cornelius, stove dealer, h 22^ Hurd's Lane.Phelan E., machinist, h' Victoria.Phelan Edward, storekeeper, h Boast's Lane.PHELAN JAMES. F., commission merchant, agent for Boston and

Colonial Stea^nship Co:, Esson's Wharf, h 57 EPleasant. A(SetAdv. Index p. 57.)

Pbelan John, carpenter, h 82 Crcighton.Phelan Michael, laborer, h 28 Brunswick..Phelan Peter M., painter, h 51 Gottingen.Phelan Richard, grQcer and liquors, , 9 Upper Water, h do.

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helan Sarah, wid James, h 51 Gottingen. helan Thomas, cabinetmaker, h 51 Gottingen. • helm William, carpenter, h 82 Creighton. helm William, clerk, bds 22 Hurd's Lane,. hillips George, bookbinder, 176 Amyle, h G-ottingen. HUMS G. &• T., bookbinders, 176 Argyll hillips George, trunkmaker, h 26 Morris. • hillips Thomas, bookbinder, 176 Argyle, h Gottingen. hillips William H., bookbinder, h Gottingen. hilp Elizabeth, wid John, h 94 Creighton. HILP JOHN H., hats, caps and furs, 84 Upper Water, h 94 Creighton. HŒNIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, William Hare, agent,

131 Lower Water. icon Enoch, carpenter, bds Clifton House. ICKARD H., D.D., editor Provincial Wesleyan and Book Steward,

Argyle. ickering George, house carpenter , h 6 Bishop. ickles Edward, carpenter, h 38 Wellington. ickles George, carpenter, h 38 Wellington. iekles Mary, wid Thomas, h 48 Birmingham. ekles William, pensioner, h 38 Wellington. ekrem George, carpenter

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ckrem James, laborer, h 100 Albro. ekreta John, laborer, h 100 Albro. ekrem William, carpenter, h 116 Albro. dwell Robert, shoemaker, h 40 Grafton. erce John ••., cabinetmaker

' h 36 Lower Water,

eree Peter, store porter, H. M. Dockyard, Upper Water, h Do. me Richard, storekeeper, h 30 Dresden Row. eree Thomas R., storekeeper, h 30 Dresden Row. ereey Charles, farmer, h Dutch Village Road. ereey John, printer, h Duke. ers Edward, merchant, h Mayfield, Windsor Road. •

ers George, commission merchant, 83 Upper Water, h 82 Birmingham. ers Henry, commission Merchant, 83 Upper Water, h Windsor Road. ers L. E., flour merchant, 83 Upper Water, h Windsor Road.

Charles clerk, bds 1 Kent. LSBURY ALBERT, general broker, 27 Bedford Row, bds 5 Gran-

ville. e Michael, shoemaker, h 16 Albermarle. e Samuel, boilermaker, h 47 Grafton. eo G. C., cattle dealer, h 26 Cogswell -. eo H. G., Dominion Emigration agent, 46 Bedford Row. tipour Ephraim, clerk, h r 13 Proctor's Lane. ts Arthur, trader, h 6 Artillery Place; ts Daniel H., commissionmerchant, etc., 103 Upper Water, h 6 Artil-

lery Place.

The City Drug Store (WOODILL'S) 141 Hollis Street, Halifax,

272 HALIFAX.

^. R. JENNETT & CO., Importers of English Brown Earthenware,154 Oranville•St.

Pitts Luke, truckman, h 16 Letson's Lane.Pitts William, warehouse keeper, h 17 Spring Garden Road.Pitts William, West India merchant, 103 Upper Water, h 6 Artillery,

Place. , .PIX HARRY, liquors, 124 Cornwallis, h do.Plank Thomas, tavern, h 98 _A:lbercnarle,.Pocker George, cabinetmaker, h Victoria:Police Office, 2 George cor Bedford Row.Polman Catherine, h 8814aitland.Pool Samuel, porter, bds 165 Upper Water.POOL SAMUEL P., -proprietor Exchaug^, 7 Granville. (See Adv.

Poor Asylum, S rin Garden Road.pPOPE REŸ. HENRY, Wesleyan, h 26 Birmingham.Poplar Grove Church, Presbyterian, Starr.Porteous James, m<-chinist N. S. R., h Richmond.Porter George, drill sergeant, h 39 Dresden Row.POST, OFFICE, general, Duke cor Barrington.Potter James, grocek, 510 Upper Water.Potter James, truckman, h 18 John.Pottinger David, clerk, N. S. R., h Richmond.Power Christina, wid Michael G., h 32 Brunswick.Power David, sergeant police, h 162 Albermarle.Power Edward, carter, h 138 Gottingen.Power Edward, cooper, h 13 Proctor's Lane.Power Edward, storekeeper, h 191 Albemarle.Power Edward, truckman, h 45 Dresden Row.Power Edward M., grocer and liquors, 504 TJpper Water, h 502 do.Power Elizabeth, dry goods, 213 Grafton, h 28 Lower Water.Power Miss Frances, school teacher, h 88 Hollis.Power & Higgins, dry goods, 213 Grafton.Power Horatio, carpenter, h 63 Maitland.Power James, carpenter, h 12 Roasts Lane.Power James, liquors, 257 Upper Water, h do.Power John, c arpenter, h 15 Almon. /Power Johncar^ter, h138 Gottingen. ^Power John, caulker, Dockyard.Power John, laborer, h 1 Proctor's Lane.Power John, seaman, h 42 Lockman.Power Joseph, clerk, h 178 Albermarle. /Power Joseph, salesman, h 1 Proctor's Lane,Power J. E., clothing, 142 Upper Water, h/86 Brunswick.Power Lawrence, clerk, bds 171 Lower Witer. 'Power Lawrence, -liquors, 143 Upper OYat,ér, h do.POWER L. G., barrister, clerk assistant/House of Assembly, 4G Bedford

Row, h Park. (See Adv. Index p, 57.)Power Martin, laborer, r West. 7

J. OüTRâM, jnn., Agt. for EVANS, SONS & C.O., Druggists, Liverpool; 14 Bedford8ow.

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g/1 INI XP 76 BEDFORD ROW.

The undersigned have opened an Office for the purpose of carrying on the

EXPRESS BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

We have appointed AGENTS in the United States and all the principal cities of the British Provinces.

WE GUARANTEE

CARE, DESPATCH AND ECONONY, In all matters entrusted to our care.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find it conducive to their

own interests to order their goods forwarded. through our Express.

J. D. VANBUSKIRK et, SONS, 13MID3PC,FLI) rt.C>N7V,

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HALIFAX. 273

B. G. GRAY, Barrieter, Notary, Commiseioner, ft., 84 Bedford Row, Halifax.

Power Maurice, 65 Maynard.Power Michael, truckman, h 120 Albermarle.Power Michael, liquors, 68 Queen.Power Michael, jun., truokman, h 1 d',',,0 Albermarle.Power M. J., grocer and liquors, 154 Albermarle, h do.Power Nieholas, laborer, h 6 Lockman.Power Nicholas, policeman, h 13 Grafton.Power Patrick, carpenter, h r 129 Lower Water.Power Patrick, laborer, h 60 Prince.Power Putrick, shoemaker, h Barrack.Power Patrick, stevedore, h 11 Roast's Lane.POWER REV. PATRICK, Roman Catholic, h 74 Pleasant.Power Patrick, jun., salesman, h 73 South Park.POWER PATRICK, M. P. P., dry goods, 113 Granville, h'73 South

Park.POWER P., & CO., dry goods, 113 Granville.Power Peter, salesman, h Dresden Row.Power Peter, seaman, h 42 Lockman.Power Mrs. Peter, h 16 Greighton.Power Richard, booper, h 73 Albemarle.Power Richard, laborer, h 10 Roast's Lane.Power Richard, porter, h 26FMaitlànd.Power Thomas, tinsmith,-h 24 Gray's Lane.POWER L. G., tinsmith, 88,Barrington, h 20 Gray's Lane.Power William, auctioneer,-'bde International Hotel:Power William, boatman, h 23 Prince.Power William, carter, h 135 North Park.Power William, laborer, h 19 Gas Lane.Power William, variety, 141 North Park, h do.Preedy H. C., bookkeeper, bds 19 Sackville.PRENDERGRASS PATRICK, school teaoher, h Summer.Preper Martha, wid William, variety shop, 33 Albermarle.PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS, Jas. Barnes, publisher and proprietor,

Sackville cor Granville. (See Adv, Index p. 57.)PRESTON E. G., confectioner and fancy baker, 23j Brunswick, h do.

(See'Adv. Index p. 57.)Preston. George, hair dresser, h'L4 Buckingham.Preston John, barber, h Duke.PRESTON JOHN, JIIN., barber, li Duke. (S'ee Adv: Index p, ,,57.)Preston Susan, wid John, h 59 Duke.Preston Thomas, painter, h Duke.Prickett John, pensioner, h North West Arm.Priest Joseph W., sea captain, -h 23 Moran.°Primrose Alexander, barrister, h 50 Granville..Pringle Jane, dressmaker, h.19 Granville.Pringle John, clerk, h 5 Brenton.Pringle John, clerk, h 31 Brenton.

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Pringle lVfichael, shoemaker, h r 70 Maitland. Pringle Thomas, laborer, h r 70 Maitland. Prioux A., dining and oyster saloon, 84 Bedford Row, h 82 do. Protestant Orphan's Home, 129 Park. Profit Isaac, seaman, h 193 Grafton. Proudfoot Adam R., bookkeeper, h 117 Barrington. Proudfoot Mrs. A. R., milliner, 117 Barrington, h do. Prowse Susan, wid John, h 24 Almon. Provincial Building Society, H. Wiswell, secretary, 64 Bedford Rove. PROVINCIAL WESLEYAN bEWS, Rev. H. Pickard, D. D., editor,

Wesleyan Book Room, 176 Argyle. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) Prowe Anora, wid Abram, laborer, 23 Maitland. Pryor Edward, h 65 Hollis. Pryor George, merchant, 31 Lower Water, h N. W. Ara. PRYOR HENRY, stipendiary magistrate and insurance agent, office.

45 Bedford R.ow, h Hillside. N. W. A. (See .Adv. opp.) Pryor James

' merchant, 31 Lower Water, h 38 Hollis.

Pryor °swell, clerk, h e Hollis. Pryor William, merchant, 31 Lower Water, h Cobourg, N. W. Arm PRYOR WILLIAM, -& BONS, merchants, 31 Lower Water., . PUGH JOHN, commission merchant, etc., 34 and 36 Bedford . Rov, h 37

Pleasant. (See Adv. opp.) - Pugh John V., bookkeeper, h 37 Pleasant. PUNCH MICHAEL, riding school, Robie n Common, h do. Purcell Ann, wid Joseph, h 26 Brunswick. Purcell Benjamin, boatman commisariat, bds Steamboat Wharf. Purcell James, carpenter

' h Birmingham.

Purcell James cooper , 11101 Grafton. Purcell James, fisherman, h Cove n Ferry. Purcell James,seaman, h r 412 Upper Water. . PURCELL JOHN, grocer, 132 Upper ViTater, h 13.0 do. Purcell John, laborer, h Campbell Road, Purcell John, laborer, bds 204 Grafton. Purcell Johanna, wid William, h 157 Grafton. Purcell Philip, laborer, h 10 Birmingham, Purcell R. T., wood turner, h 'Starr. PURCELL SAMUEL R., fisherman, h Purcell's Cove. Purcell William, laborer, h 17 Gas Lane. Purcell William, laborer, h 42 Prince. Purdy John, wharf builder, h 242 Upper Water. Purdy John H. cabinetmaker, h 26 Grafton. Purvis A. R., clerk, h Barrington. Purvis James, stonecutter, h Spring Garden Road. Purvis Miss H., h Jubilee Road. Putman Christiana, wid Robert, h John. Putman Mary, wid Caleb, 120 Brunswick. Puttner Charles, h 14 Dresden Row.

OUTBAM 86 co., Commission Merchants, 14 Bedford Bow, Ealifax, See page 265.

HALIFAX. 275

THE

NORTH BRITISH AND MERUANT1LE FIRE AND LIFE

INSURANCE COMPANY,

ESTABLISHED 1809.

111AUONS STSRL1NO. PITIL, TWO

TOTAL ACCUMULATED FUNDS 1 .• £2,838,118 18 11 STG.

ANNUAL INCOME, - . - 801,801 12 9 STG

HENRY PRYOR, GENERAL AGENT,

0J'ilee 44 leedtqr HALIFAX, N. S.

0212RAL IKPORTZR AWD IDIALER I N

WEST INDIA AND - AVERICAIN C,00~DS qWINES, BRANDIES, LIQUORS, Etc .,/,/

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,)

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-RE--.F I-, iS'URINCE'CO N0 IF IL 0 1***T D 0 IT*

This Company-established its Agency -in Nova S0~i~ in the year1849, and continues to insure Property of every~ description against lossor damage by Fire, at reasonable rates .

Losses settled in this country without reference to thi Board of Diree ..tors in London . :The Company is composed of a numerous body o wealthy proprietors

who are individually liable to the full extent of t) eir private fortunes,in addition to the

Invested Capital of the Company, -WILLIAM HAR E

AGzNT Poia NovA SCOTIA . .11

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B. a. GRAY, Barrister, Notary, Commissioner, &o., 54 Bedford Row, 8âlifaz.q

Pyke William, bookkeeper, h 26 Starr.Q UELN INSURANCE CO., Stephen Tobin, agent, 1.02 Upper Water.

(See Adv. Index p. 57.)Quigly Catherine ' wid Walter h 15 Gan Lane.> >.Quigly Michael, laborer, h 6 Victoria.Quigly Patrick, laborer, h 27 Maitl"and.Quiltÿ William, painter, h 11 Bishop.Qu'innlin John, laborer, h 28 South Park.Quinene Patrick, laborer, , h 36 Artz Lane.Quinn Felix, laborer, h n Inglis.Quinn Frederick, brewer, h Pleasant n Quinn.Quinn Garrett, hair dresser, bds 1^1 Rpast's Lane.Quinn John, mason, h 14 Roast's Lane.Quinn John, mason, h Gottingen.Quinn Joseph, farmer, h North West Arm Road.Quinn Martin, policemati, h 24 Lower Water.Quinn Michael, laborer, h 49 Albermarle.Quinn Patrick, cooper, h 14 Roast's Lane.Quinn Patrick, mason; h Dutch Village Road n Gottingen.Quinn Tfiomas, moulder, h\11 Gottingen.Quinn Thomas, mason, h Quirjpool Road.Quinn William, grocer and liquor dealer, 11 Gottingy -h dg.Quinn William, laborer, h 56 Graf'ton.Quirk Edward, liquors, 212 Lower Water, h do."Quirk Maurice, baker, bds 155 UpperWater:Quirk Thomas, h 132 Grafton.Quirk William, clerk, Albermarle.Quirk William, variety, 112 Albermârlë.Raber Qeorge, carriagemaker, h 15 Pleasant.Raddy Thomas, wheelwright, 171 Albermarle, h Grafton .Rafters Zlichard, cooper,, ^ 99 Lower Water.Railey Adam,'laborer, h 184 Alberwarle.Ramage John, baker, h 136 Albermarle..RAND T. H., superintendent of education, h Dartmouth.Randell E., caulker, Dockyard.Rannon Alfred, carpenter, bds 1 Kent.Rant Patrick, moulder, h Smith Fields n Smith.RATCHFORD C. E., Dominion acting paymaster, bds 25 Lower Water,

foot . of Morris.Ratchford Noah, shoemaker, bds 124 Argyle.Rawley, John, clerk, h,,.66 Albermarle.Rawley John, stevedore; - h 136 Argyle.Rawley William, grocer and liquors, 66 George, h do.Rayne James, grocer and liquors, h 129 Albermarle. 'Rayne Thomas,-horse nail manufacturer, 27 City, h do.'Reaner Robert, fisherman, h r 42 Lower Water.Reardon J ames F., proprietor .City Hotel, 132 Lower Water.

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-WOODILL'8 Cherry Balsam for Coughs, 'Cold9, 8to.,141 Hollis Street, Halifaz.

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., China, Glass and Earthenware Warehouee,154 Granville St.

Reardon James W., painter, 16 Dresden Row, h do.Reardon John, coachman, h r 3 Lower Water.REARDON JOHN, grocer & liquors, 38 Spring Garden Road, h 40 do.Reardon Margaret, wid, John, Butler's Wharf.Reardon Samuel, machinist, h 41 Birmingham.Recie John, carpenter, bds 17 Buckingham.

^ Reddie J ohn, tailor, h 3 Albermarle.Reddock Robert, ^.clerk, h 6 Brunswick Lane.Reddy Thomas, wheelwright, h 154 Grafton:Redmond David, policeman, h 15. Artz Lane:Redmond John, farmer, h Dutch Village.Redmond Michael, storekeeper, h O'Neill's Wharf.Rees W. W., clerk, h Cunard.

-Reeves .. , teller Union Bank, h 41 Barrington.Reeves James, grocer, 43 Barrington, h 41 do.,

. I -Reeves James, j un., bookkeeper, h 41 Barrington.REEVES STEPHEN,i, shoemaker, h 24 Falkland.Regan Mrs. Ann, fancy goods, 125 Upper Water, h do.Regan James, to^acconist, h 125 Upper W ater.-Reaan John, caulker, Dockyard.Regan T.,* caulker, Dockyard.Rehberg George, pipe-fitter, N. S., iron works, h 13 Pleasant,RE ID.A. P., L.R.C.S., physician, h 98 Argyle.Reid George, salesman, h Dockyard.Reid Henry, farmer, h Kempt Road.Reid Henry B., clerk of works, h 20 Cogswell.Reid James, laborer, 71 City.Reid Michael, plàsterer, h 79 Pleasant.Reid Thomas S., bookkeeper, bds Halifax Hotel.Reily Arthur, porter, h 23 Pleasant.REILLY & DAVIDSON, stove dealers, 200 Hollis. (See Adv,

Index p. 57.)'Reill^ Thomas, stove dealer, 200 Hollis, h 30 Lower Water.Rennels George, principal Richmond school, h Russell n Gottingen.Rennells William, telegraph opei•ator N. S. R., h Russell.Renner Thômae, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove.Renney Alezander, clerk, h Steamboat Wharf.Renney George, boarding house, Steamboat Wharf.Rent George, carpenter, Cunard's, h 38 Artz Lane.Rent George, jun., tinsmith and plumber, 46 Sackville, h 38 Artz Lane.Renwick George, watchmaker, 132 Argyle, h 82.Nlaitland.Renwick George, jun., clerk, h 82 Maitland.Renwick John, plasterer, h- West cor John. -Reunert Alexandria, wid Thomas, 1,34 Dresden Row.Reunert Henry, 6gent, bds 22 Granville.Revel Thomas, bolt turner N. S. R., h Richmond.

\Reyno Thomas, leathef cutter, h.Mumford. Terrace.,

U TRAM & CO., Importers of British Wines and Spirits, 14 Bedford Row, Halifax,

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B. G. GRAY, Banister, Notary, Commissioner, 8ro., 54 Bedford Row, Halifax.

Reynolds Ann, wid C. IL, h 46 Lockman. Reynolds Anthony, carpenter, h 52 Creighton. Reynolds C. F., grocer, Lower Water cor Sackville, h 29 Brenton. Reynolds & Creighton, grocer's, Sackville cor Lower Water. Reynolds F. H., salesman, h 14 Fawson. ' Reynolds George H., clerk, h29 Brenton; Reynolds James A., mason, h 159 Brunswick. Reynolds James H., bookkeeper

' h 14 Fawson.

Reynolds Walter B., clerk, h 48 Lookman. - Reynolds ViTellward, locker customs, h Pine Road. Reynolds William, clerk, h Victoria Road.

-REYNOLDS W. K., corn. merchant, 22 Sackville, h 17 Victoria Road. Rhind Andrew, clerk, -22 G-errish. RHIND Se HOUSEIVIAN, sail makers, Salter & Twining's Wharf,

Lower Water. Rhind John, carpenter N. S. R., h Richmond. RHIND T HOMAS, assistant city clerk, h 147 Brunswick. Rhind Thomas, h Prince. Rhind William, grocer and liquors, 40 Albermarle; h 38 do. Rhind William, sail maker, Salter & Twining's Wharf, h 22 Gerrish. Rhodes Henry, mason, h 150 Grafton. Rhodes John boardine, house, 18 Cornwallis. Rice Edward, laborer,c'h Lower Water. Rice George, carpenter, h 21. Gottingen,. Rice George, laborer, h 218 Upper Water. Richards James, stevedore, h 46 Lockman. Richards John, bookkeeper, h 98 Argyle. • - Richards John J., Atlantic House, 270 and 272 Upper' Water. Richards Thomas, plasterer, h 70 Brunswick. Richardson Charles, laborer, h Creamers. Richardson Charles

' tailor, h 32 Maitland.

Richardson Charles A., bookkeeper, h 67 Gerrish. Richardson James, engine driver, h 32 Maitland.

•Richardson James, grocer, 245 Upper Water. Richardson James E., bookkeeper, h 46 Cogswell. Richardson James F., clerk customs, bds 1 Morris. Richardson James, customs, h 1 Young. Richardson John, carpentér, h 10 Bishop. Richardson Robert, h 42 Cornwallis. Richardson Robert, builder, h 10 Bishop. Richardson Robert, stevedore, h 94 G-ottingen. Richardson Solomon, porter, _h 50 Albro. Richardson William, cabinetmaker, h 66 Creighton. Richardson W. M., corn. merchant, Bremner's Wharf; Lower Water, h

Studley Road. RICHEY M. H., barrister and insurance agent, 14 Bedford Row , h

209 Brunswick. (See jAdv. opp.,Preface.)

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RICKARDS A. J., boots and shoes, 138 Granville, bds 12 Starr. RICKARDS A. J., & CO., boots and shoes, 138 Granville. (See Adver-

tisement opp.) Rickards Joseph S., boots and shoes, 138 Granville, bds 12 Starr, Rickards Robert, blacksmith, h 40 Buckingham. Rider George, customs locker, h 62 Queen. Ridgeway Augustus, cabinetmaker, 31 Brunswick, h 29 do. RIDGEWAY A., & CO., cabinetmakers, &c., 31 Brunswick. &Se

Ridgeway Jane, wid Thomas, h 29 Brunswick. Ridgeway Rupert, cabinetmaker, 31 Brunswick, h 29 do. •

Ridley 4oseph, gardener, h 22 Dresden Row. Rigby Charles A., physician, 70 Gottingen, h do. Riley Arthur, porter, h 84 Grafton. •

Riley James, shoemaker, h 130 Albemarle. Riley Thomas, shoemaker, h 66 Buckingham. Rimes James, seaman, h 32 Gerrish. Riordon Miss Elizapeth, h 29 Gray's Lane. •

Ritchie George, machinist, h 28 Pleasant. Ritchie George W., student at law, h Quinpool Road. Ritchie Henry, clerk, h Pieasant. Ritchie James

' carriage painter, h 54 Birmingham.

Ritchie John, baker' h 167 Albermarle.

Ritdbie John, clerk,h Pleasant. • Ritchie J. Norman, barrister , 158 Efollis, h 127 Pleasant. Ritchie John W. barrister, 158 Hollis, h Belmont, North West Arm , RITOilIE J. W. & J. N., barristers, 158 Hollis. _ Ritchie Margaret, wid Alexander, h 28 Pleasant. Ritchie Thomas, barrister, 158 Hollis, h Belmont, North West Arm. Rivers Francis seaman, h 466 Upper Water. Roache John, carter, h Quinpool Road: Roache Richard, mason, h 6 Bloomfield. Roan Samuel F., barber, 139 Lower Water, h Prince William. Roark James, h 56 George. Roast George, laborer Dockyard, bds 155 Upper Water. Roast Thomas carpenter, bds 104 Lockman. Robb Donald, plasterer, h 114 Brunswick. Robeor James, seaman, h 178 Albermarle., Roberts Luke, laborer, h 37 Grafton. • Roberts Thomas, tin and copper smith, h 30 Grafton. Roberts William, rigger, h 168 Grafton.. Roberts William, stevedore, h 59 Albro. Robertson Alexander, blacksmith, 65 and 67 Argyle, 11,82 Gottingen:. Robertson Catherine, variety, 115 Grafton, h 113 do Robertson Elizabeth, wid Alexander, h 414 Upper Water. ROertsôn George, laborer, h Richmond. Robertson George H., bookkeeper, h Lockman.

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Shawl Department à CHAS. ROBSON & C'OS., 121 Granville Street, Halifax.

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Wholesale buyers will Ifind upori inspection an exten-sive assortment of goods, suitable -for Town or Country

trade, at the lowest market prices.,Our Retail Stock Comprises the, newest ,styles .in,.

EL.A.STIC SIDE, B UTTO.N & BALMOBdL -BOOTS.

orders from the Country will receive promptattention.

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., Japanned and Papier Machie Waiters, 154 Granville St.

--1.--- Robertson Miss Isabella, confectioner, 21 Granville, h do. Robertson James, carpenter, h 20 Lockman. Robertson James bookkeeper, bds 1 Morris.

.- Robertson John k., cabinetmaker, h 38 Creighton. _ i . ROBERTSON HoN. ROBERT, chief corn. mines and works, bds Hollis.

Robertson Thomas, clerk, bds 14 Poplar G-rove. 2 Robertson Walter, clerk, h 38 Creighton.

le; Robertson William, architect, h 38 Creighton. , '

4 Robertson William, clerk, h 38 Tobin. , 04 O Robie Elizabeth, wid Samuel, h 26 Barrington. ; Robinson Alexander, blacksmith, Butler's Wharf, h 27 Hurd's Lane. ei Robinson Brenton, salesman, h 1 Morris. O Robinson Charles, teamster, h 23 Pleasant, 0 e Robinson Frank, trunk maker, h 107 Lower Water. . Robinson Henry G., accountant, h 135 Lockman.

tei 'e,1 Robinson James, laborer , h Windsor Road. •-t Robinson Mrs. Jane. confectioner , h 67 Barrington. i Robinson John, laborer, h 18 Creighton.

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Robinson, Josephine, wid James, h 163 Albermarle. Robinson Louis, seaman , h 84 City.

çte Robinson Miss Maria, tailoress, h 6 Brunswick Court. I" Robinson Mary A., wid Joseph, h 24 Brunswick. e Robinson Mary E., wid Edward, h Gottingen: g Robinson Samuel, laborer , h 76 Argyle.

- 4 1) Robinson William, blacksmith, h 140 Grafton. ,... Robinson William, bookkeeper, bds Acadian Hotel. .- at. s« Robinson William , laborer f h Depot Road n Depot. Q a Robinson William , sea captain, h 19 Granville. 0 O Robinson William E., carpenter, h Gottingen. er ROBSON CHARLES, dry goods, 121 Granville, h Quarl, Dartmouth. ).; ROBSON CHARLES, & CO.,dry goods, 121 Granville. (See Adv. opir)--- 1,1 Robson E. M., salesman, h 214 Grafton. ": Robson John J. G., blacksmith, bds 25 Jacob. ie Roche Charles, lumber merchant, Roche's Wharf, h 281 Upper Water.

Roche Edward, sea captain, h 281 Upper Water. O Roche James , clerk, h Cornwallis. Cg o Roche Lawrence, farmer , h North West Arm Road. rig ROCHE WILLIAM, lumber merchant, Roche's Wharf, h 281 Upper 0

Water. Roche William jun., accountant Union Marine Insurance Co., h 281

Upper "irater. , Rock Head Prison, Fort Needham Road,

Rockwell David, wharf builder, h 11 Gray's Lane.

Millinery Department at CHAS. ROBSON & CO'S., 121 Granville Street, Halifax.

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CHARLES ROBSON 121 GRAN-VILLE STREET.

Iispeetion in.vited of our extensive Stock of

STAPLE_ AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Our Stock is personally selected each season in Great Britain and France and additions are made fortnightly per Mail Steamers ; therefore

we are in a position to offer the newest styles in

PLAIN AND MU DRESS IIIATERIALS, SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES, JACKETS

MILLINERY, GLOVES, HOSIERY,

Cotten, Linen, and -\'_eyIien Fabrics, - HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,

Gentlemen's Chuttfittings, eze., AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF

STAPLE AND FANC Y DRY GOODS, At prices as low as the lowest; but in all cases particular attention

is paid to the quality of the Goods sold.

LIBEIZJIL DISCOITMT FOR CJISIL

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J. R. JENNETT & CO. invite the attention of buyers to their Stock, 154 Granville,.

Rockwell George W., blacksmith, h 11 Gray's Lane.Rockwell John, saddler, h 11 Gray's Lane.Roddick John, t,insmith and plumber, 235 Upper Water, h Richmond.Roddick William, laborer, h 15 Gray's Lane.Rodenizer E. W., clerk, h 396 Upper Water.Rodenizer William, laborer, h 396 Upper Water.Rodenizer William, storekeeper, h 32 Maitland.Rogers Catherine, wid William, h 81 North.Rogers Charles, groom, h 104 Arg,yle.Rogers Henry, painter, h John n West.Rogers John, stevedore, h 72 Brunswick.ROGERS JOSEPHS., photoârapher,189 Barrington, h 51 Maynard.

Romans Mary Ann, boarding house, 92 Hollis.

4 (See ,Adv'Inde.x p. 57.)Rogers Sophia,' wid John T., 34 Bayers:Rogers Stephen, shoemaker, h 350 Upper Water.Rogers Thomas B., hatter, h 60 Creighton.Rogers William,,drill sergeant, h`26 Dres-len Row.Rogers William, 1borer, h 63 Albermarle.Rogers William, aborer, h 57 Duke.Rogèrs William, tinsmith, h 57 Duke.Rogers William, waiter, h 61 Albermarle.Roland James, painter, h 22 Rottenburg.Roland Joseph, laborer, h 72 Lower Water.Roling 1Vlatthew, laborer, h 91 Argyle.Roling Rebecca, wid Cornelius, h 91 Argyle.Rolph Augustus P., clerk, h 11 Poplar Grove.Rolston Martha, wid James, h 153 Grafton.Roman Catholic Cemetery, 1 and 3 South Park.Rôman Catholic Young Men's Club, 1 Grafton.ROMANS REV. A., A.M., Presbyterian Classical Seminary, 58 Bar-

rington, h 19 Starr.Romans Charles, dry goods, 135 Granville, h Hollis.

,Romans Edward, bookkeeper, bds Waverly House. •ROMANS HENRY, teller Merchants Bank, h 59 Spring Garden Road.Romans John, 'proprietor Waverley -House, 8 Barrington.

Romans Robert, boots and shoes, 24 Duke, b 28 Hollis.Romans Robert, accountant, h Elollis cor Fawson.Romkey John, seaman, h 96 Maitland.Ronald Mrs. Ellepr, h 70 SackvilleRonald John, liquors, 70 Sackville, h do:`Ronan Charles, carter, h 21 Dresden Row.Ronan Joseph, laborer, h 51 Albermarle.R onan Patrick, shoemaker, h Upper,. Water.Ronayne C., wid John, 188 Lockman.Ronne Christian E., Belgium Consul, 178 Hollis, h 11Annandale.Roome George, laborer, h Windsor Road.

Linens very fine at CHAS. ROBS4R & CO'S., 121 Granville Street, ROAx.

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B. G. GRAY, Barrister, Notary, Commiosioner, ite., 54 Bedford Row, Halifax ,

Roome John R., storekeeper, h 32 Lockman. Roome Peter, carpenter, h 25 Maitland. ROOME W. T., h 25 Moran. Rooney James, clerk, h 47 Dresden Rove. Booth Thomas, tailor, h 60 Grafton. Roper William, carpenter, h Richmond. Rosborough James, carpenter, h 154 Lockman. Rose Alexander, mason, h West n Bayers.

• Rose John, grocer, 208 Lower 'Water. Rose John, shipwright, h 15 Bloomfield. Rose Mary, wid William, h West. Rose William, mason, h West n Bayers. Rosenblum Louis, tobacconist, 21 Brunswick, h do. Rosley Thomas, laborer, h Richmond. Ross Andrew, laborer, h 136 Argyle. • Ross Angus, school teacher, bds 16 Barrington. Ross Arthur, shoemaker, bds 124 Argyle. Ross Charles, chief officer P.P. Inglis cor Tower Road. • ees Charles E. F., carriage maker, bds 4 Dresden Row. koss David R., district barrack master, h 78 Canard. ROSS DAVID W., h 64 Queen. Ross Elijah, carriage maker, bds 4 Dresden Row. Ross Francis A., messenger telegraph office, bds 44 Grafton. Ross James, photographer, 197 Hollis, h 9 Moran. Ross James, salesm an, bdsArgyle. Ross John, blockmaker, bds 186 Argyle. Ross John W., landing waiter customs, h 52 Queen. Ross Mrs. Mary, h 162 Upper Water. Ross Miss Mary, dressmaker, h 72 Hollis. Ross Peter, merchant, h 49 Morris. Ross Peter, blacksmith, 66 Lower Water, h do. Ross Thomas, carpenter, bds 104 Lockman. Ross William, clerk, bds 41 South. Ross William, painter, h Sackville. Rossater Richard, seaman, h 159 Upper Water. Roue Frederick, hair dresser, h 108 Hollis. Roue Horace, hair dresser, h 108 Hollis. Roue James, hair dresser, 106 Ffollis, h do. Roue John, hair, dresser, 104 and 106 Hollis, h 108 do. Roue & Son hair dressers and warra and cold baths, 104 and 106 Hollis. Rounsefell Henry, salesman, h 30 Starr. Rourke Ann wid Nicholas, h West. Rourke laborer, h Kempt Road. Rousselle James

William,., principal Mason Hall School, h 6 Kempt Road.

Routledge Michael, grocer, 41 Dresden Row, h do. Rowland Thomas, shoemaker, h 15 Cunard.

, Rowland George, carpenter, bds 104 Lockman.

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J. E. JENNETT & CO., China, Glas and Earthenware, 154 Granville Street ,

Roxby John, mespeno.er Bank B.N.A., h Lower Water. Royal Acadian Schoâ, Jas A. Smith, principal, 77 Argyle. ROYAL GAZETTE, H. W. Blackadar, publisher, 18 Buckingham , Royal Halifax Yacht Club, R. Gorham, secretary, Lower Water. Royal Insuran3e Co., Hugh Hartshorne agent, 48 Bedford Row. Rozee James, confectioner, 418 Upper Ikater , h 416-do, Rozee James, jun., çonfectioner, h 416 Upper 1Vater. Rudland Robert, porter, h 47 Grafton. Rudolph David, baker, h 40 Grafton. Rudolph John G., sea captain, h 476 Upper 1Vater, Rudolph Sarah, matron Orphans' Home, 129 South Park.. Ruel George G., salesman, bds 34 George. - Rugg Flora, wid David, h 574 1..Tpper Water. Ruggles M. H., clerk, h Lockman. RUHL AND J. W., carpenter, 1117 Hollis. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) Rummington Charles, carpenter, h Smith Fields n Smith. Rumsey B. A., corn. merchant, 63 Upper Water, bds Mansion House. Rummells Michael, ehoemaker, h 34 Cunard. Russell Alexander, blacksmith, Granite Wharf, h Dartmouth. Russell E. F.

' commission and West India Merchant, Çaidwell's Wharf,

h 194 Argyle. RUSSELL T. W., commission and fish merchant, 195 Lower Water, h.

3 Rottenburg. Russell George, laborer, h 141 Gottingen. Russell J.W. J., clerk, '6 Cunard Court. Russell John P. C., clerk, h Barrington. Russell Mrs. Phoebe, h 80 Sackville.. Russell Robert, printer, h Barrington. Rusted Charles, coachman, h 56 Queen. Rutherford John, inspector of mines, Province Building, h North West

Arm. Ryall Thomas, laborer, h 51 Grafton. Ryan Bridget, groceries, h 105 Creighton. Ryan, Dennis, gasfitter, h 40 Dresden Row. Ryan Edward, carter, h 3 Gerrish. Ryan Henry, printer, h Grafton. RY.A.N & HOLLAND, sailmakers, Boak's Wharf, 109 Lower Water:. Ryan James, sailraaker, Boak's Wharf, 109 Lower Water, h 15 , do, Ryan James, laborer, h 62 Lower Water. Ryan James, laborer, h 97 Lockman. Ryan John, carpenter, h 8 Starr. Ryan John, laborer, h 157 Grafton. Ryan John, laborer, h 11 Hurd's Lare. Ryan John, laborer, h 63 Sackville. RYAN JOIN, conductor N.S.R. h Richmond Grove. Ryan John F., clerk, h Albermarle. Ryan Lawrence, truckman, h 19 Grafton.

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IIAJUFICTEfR[RS' & AIIYERTISER\' AGENCYI

DAVID McALPINE, .Office, 100 G ranv i lle Street,

The Subscriber informa D 'IANUFACTURERS that he is prepared

To receive on consignment

ALL KINDS OF MANUFACTURED ARTICLES,To be sold by him from sample ;

And from bis large experience as a Canvasser, trusts he will be able tosell equal to any traveller that could be sent, and thus save a largeitem of expense to the Manufacturer.

All articles consigned to him will be advertised,

FREE OF COST,IN THE

DIRECTORIES OF NOVA SCOTH AN D NEW BRUNSW ICK,TH^

RAHLWAY Wk^^ A^^ ETATMI&E.

113 A7a NES' lu M.& 1N.& COf St. John, and

BELCHER'S ALMANACof Nova Scotia, thus ensuring a circulation of about 40,000.

Orders left at the above Office will be punctually attended to andreturns promptly made.

DAVID WALPINE,Publisher and Proprietor of McAlpine's Nova Scotia and New

Brunswick Dtrectories; and joint proprietor of Belcher's Almanac withJames Barnes, Esq., Halifax, N. S. Also-Exclusive right of adver-tisinq in Railway Cars and StationQ:

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J. B. JENkETT & CO., Importera of Black Bottles, F1aekA, &o., 154 Granville St,

Ryan Margaret, wid Patriok, h 52 Albermarle.Ryan Mary, wid James, h 342 Upper Water.Ryan Patrick,,,grocer, 382 Upper Water, h do.Ryan Patrick, tailor, b 27 Cornwallis:Ryan Pierce, tailor, h 25 Cornwallis.

ô Ryan Philip, salesman, h 73 South Park.kl Ryan Richard, saddler, h 6 Blowers.

Ryan Thomas, carpenter, h 152 Gottingen.Ryan Thomas, laborer, h 8 Blowers.

ô Ryan Timothy, laborer, h 140 Alberinarle.04 Ryan William, dentist, bd&42 Hollis.

Ryan William, laborer, h 39 Grafton.Ryan William, pressman, h 43 Cornwallis.

^ Ryan William, storekeeper, h 40 Dresden Row.Ryan William H., butcher, h 43 Cornwallis.Sadler Clement, porcer, h 153 Mills.Saffary E. C., professor of music, 186 Hollis, h do.Sage James, eler}k B-tirrack department, h 97 Gottingen.Sage James, jun., clerk, h 97 Gottingen.Saint John, laborer, h 296 Upper Water.Salem Church, Congregationalist, Argyle.Sallis Isaac, liquor,dealer, 147 Albermarle, h 145 do.Saltarie James, clerk, h Bayers.Saltarie T. A., photographer, h West n Bayers.Salter A. F., clerk, h 103 Pleasant.SALTER BENJAMIN W., ag,ent Ocean Marine Insurance Asso-

ciation, 50 Bedford Row, h 103 Pleasant. (See Adv. 'opp.)Salter Thomas, rigger, h 74 Grafton.Salter William, boatswain, h 148 Argyle.Sampson Charles, clerk, bds 30 Starr.Sampson Henry, salesmxn, h 30 Starr.SAMPSON tiVILLIAM, h 30 Starr.Sanders James, cleaner, h 47 Sackville.Sanders John, bds 16 Falkland.Sanders Richard, city waiter, h- Argyle.Sandwann Thomas, seaman, bds 1-1 Proetor's Lane,Sanford Freeman, teamster, bds 17 Buckingham.Sanford Georbe,A., muble works, Barrinaton cor Sackville, h 53 Bar-

rington.Sanford H. B., marble works, 48 Sackville, h 53 Barrington.Sanford Maria A., wid George, h 53 Barrinaton.Sarre James, carriagemaker, h 227 Hollis.Sarre Nicholas, hair dresser, 229 Hollis, h 227 do.Sarre Walter, hair dresser, h 227 Hollis.Sarre William, _ hair dresser, h 227 Hollis.

. Saunders Alfred, ohina, glass, &c., and seedsman, 18 Argyle, h do.Saunders Catherine E., wid Sampson, h 5 Canard Court.

Gten^a' Under•Shirts at CSAS. ROB30N & COIS., 121 Granville Street, Halifax.

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OCEAN 11111111 INSURANCE Association of Halifax, S.

PRESIDENT. VICE-PRESIDENT.

JOHN TAYLOR, ESQ. CATHCART THOMSON, ESQ.

DIRECTORS.

JEREMIAH NORTHITP, ESQ., M. P. P. JOSEPH 'WIER, ÈSQ.

« AUGUSTUS W. WEST, ESQ.

GEORGE J. TROOP; ESQ.

ADAM BURNS, ESQ.

This Association will 'UNDERWRITE on VESSELS,

CARGOES, FREIGHTS, and all other insurable intereds,

On FAVORABLE TERMS, at their Office,

For blank forms of application, and information as to

POLICIES, which are UNISUALLY LIBERAL, apply tO

B. W. SALTER, Sec'y.

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J. B. JENNETT & CO., Importera of English Brown Earthenware, 154 Granville St. f

SAUNDERS REV. EDWARD M., Baptist, h 15 Birmingham: . Saunders Richard, city waiter, h 20 Argyle. •

Saunders Robert, seaman, h 28 Seymour. 0 _ Saunders Saison, tinsmith, h Cunard Court.

e Saunders Thomas, mason and -builder, h 2 Brunswick. , J.. O Saunders William, mason h 68 Cornwallis. 4 o Savage Elizabeth, wid Robert, h 280 Water. h

la Savage John, policeman, bds 40 Buckingham. .

4 Saville Edveard, accountant, h 53 Gerrish. . t Sawelar : David, mon and stonecutter, Leahy • Villa, North West Arm ,

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'11 Sawyer lieutenant colonel C., h Hollis. «1

9 Sawyer G. A., clerk, bds 1 Tobin. O . . ï SAWYER JOHN J., high sheriff, office Court House, h 1 Tobin.. , Saxton George, policeman, h 30 Maitland. n Saxton John , carpenter, bds 30,Maitland.

41 = Sayers John, brewer, h 80 Lower Water. ,

id Scanlan Michael, grocer and dry goods, 56 Duke, h 5.8 do. , z.

Scanlan Michael; laborer, h r 87 Lower Water. • .

se Scanlan Henry, salesman, la 33 Lower Water. Ig .Scanlan John, laborer, h r 115 Lower Water. • , le Scanlan Matthew, bartender, h Rottenburg. e. 4• Scanlan Thomas, laborer, b 83 Lower Water. . . 1. • Scanly J., wld Thomas, h 48 Lower Water. . Sg ' Scarfe George W., baker, 73 Maynard. • 0" Schaefer H., jeweller, h Victoria Road. eis‘ Scholfield John, bookkeeper, h 76, Birmingham.

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Ie Sclil age Henry, carpenter, h 35 Gottingen. . leis Sch ‘e William, salesman, h 35 Gottingen.

- el,e Schul s A., watchmaker, bds 43 Prince. •

Q % Schwartz Edward, tinsmith, h 40 Brunswick. _I Schwart -George, coffee dealer, h 40 Brunswick.

Schwartz Peorge, coffee manufacturer, h 80 Maitland. X Schwartz George G., jeweller, h 31 George.

SCHWARTZ H. A., plumber and tinsmith' and stove dealer, 198 and , 200 Upper Water, h 23 Batter. (See'llv. Index p. 57.)

O Schwartz Mary, wid Godfrey M., h 31 George. 0 Schwartz Robert L., printer, h 31 George. 40 w Schwartz William H., coffee dealer, h 38 and 40 Brunswick... O Schwartz William O., bookkeeper, h 31 George. .

Schwren Frederick, carpenter, h 141 North Park. Scillon Michael,,h 20 Maynard.

SCOTT ALEXANDER W:, insurance . agent, 27 Bedford Row) h 59 - Pleasant. .

' Scott Daniel, baker, h 64 Buckingham. -. .»

Scotch Tweeds for Men's Wear at MIAS. ROBSON & CO'S., 121 Granville st,

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B. G. GBAY, Barrister, Notary, Commissioner, dtc., 54 Bedford Row, Halifax.

SCOTT DONALD, grocer and liquors, 183 Lower 'Water, h 102 Grafton.

Scott Edward, salesman, h Rottenburg. Scott Elizabeth, wid Archibald, h 59 Pleasant. Scott Mrs. Francis, boarding house, 80 Hollis. Scott Francis, baker, 60 George, h 62 do. Scott Henry, clerk, h 1 .Rottenburg. Scott James, builder, h 118 Cornwallis. SCOTT JAMES, grocer and wine merchant, 309 Upper Water, and 158

, and 160 Granville, h 54 Pleasant. (See Adv. opp. Preface,) Scott James S., commission and fish merchant, Bennett's Wharf, b,ds

Hollis. Scott John, assistant manager Gas Works, h 18 Gas Lane. Scott John, baker, 62 George, h 60 do. Scott John, clerk, h 3 Barrington, • Scott J. W. LboardinOE house, 3 Barrington. Scott Peter J., cabinelmaker, h Foundry Lane. Scott Robert L., bds 80 Hollis. Scott Samuel S., bookkeeper, h 1 Rottenburg. Scott S., wid John, h Clewley Road. Scott Susan, wid William, h 1 Rottenburg. Scott William, baker, h 64 Buckingham. Scott William, printer, h 86 Lockman. Scriven Joseph B., blacksmith, Prince, .h 11 Dresden Row. Scrivens Joseph, baker, h 276 Upper Water. SCRIVENS J. J., baker, 274 Upper Water, h 276 do. Scully Daniel, tailor, h 90 Grafton. Scully Timothy, laborer, h 90 Grafton. • Seabrook James, clerk, h 171 Grafton. Seage James, barrack master, h 97 Gottingen. Seage James, jun., clerk, h 97 • Gottingen. Seals John, mason, h 83 Albro, Searle J., rnoulder, h Grafton. Seetoa Joseph, commission mrirchant, agent for Inman line steamship

company, Oollia's Wharf, 63 pper Water, h 111 Pleasant , SEETON J. 84 R. B commission merchants, agents Inman line Liver-

pool, New York and Philadelphia Steamship Co., 53 Upper Water. Seeton Parker, clerk, h 111 Pleasant. Seeton Robert B., commission merchant, agent Inman steamship, Co.,

Collin's Wharf, 53 Upper Water, h Tower Road. SELDIM STEPHEN, publisher and editor Christian Missenzer, .57

- and 59 Granville, h 61 do. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) Self Michael, carter, h 9 Cunard, Sellers William blacksmith, h St. George's Court. Sellon Charles, Dockyard. Sellon Edward, h 173 Lockman.. Sellon Eliza, school teacher, h 162 Gottingen.

WOODTLIa Glycerine Lotion for Chapped Hands, Faces, b., 341 Hollis St., Halifax.

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Sellon Horatio B ., city architect, h 175 LockmaD .SelloD Robert, carpenter, Dockyard.Sentell James, keeper of Court House%, h 75 Maynard,Sentell Robert, accountant, b 75 Alaynard .Servants Pome,,Mrs . Catherine Delwortb, matron, h 1.71 Lo'ckp.*1ain . .Settle John, blacksmitli, - h Dartmouth.Seville Edward, bookkeeper, h 53 Gerrisb.

Sewell Jotham, physician and surgeon, h'106 Upper Water .Sewell William, porter, h 85 Park .SHAFFER EDWARD D., *bar builder, h Kenney, Richmond .Shaffer George, sailmaker, h 293 Upper Water.Shaffer John F ., baker, 154 Argyle, h 156 do.SHAFFER MANFRED A ., printer, h 293 Upper Water .Shaffer W. N., bookkeeper, h Argyle . .Shally Timothy, clerk, 4 22 Rot ;tenburg.Shanahan Mrs. Mary, fancy goods, 121 Upper Water, h do .Shanahan Timothy, laborer, h WestG'Shand James, salesman, h Ill North Park .Shanks Edward,' seaman, h Depot Road . n Russell .Shanks Peter, upholsterei, bds Barrington,Shanks William E., printer, h 13 Lockman .Shannon Catherine, via Michael, h 86 Grafton ..SHANNON HON. S. L., 'barrister, 46 Bedford Row, h- 51, SpringGarden Road@ (See Adv. opl).)Shappe Charles, laborer, h 44 Lower Water .Share Edward, coxswain, Queefi'~ Wharf Lower Water h do .Shaw Gilbert, captain royal mail ship Delta," h 71 Maitland .Shaw James, cooper, h Proqtoes Lane .8haw-Johll, coachman, h 94 Gottingen .Shaw Joseph S., ship carver,- 61'B4rrington, h 59 do .SHAW & MURPHY, &y goods, 140 Granville.Shaw Robert, boarding house,'h 474 Upper Water .Shaw Robert, laborer, h 6 Roast's Lane .Shaw Thomas, trackman, h 127 Grafton.Shaw Thomas B ., clerk,'h 139 Gottingen .Sh~ ohHarriet, wid J, n, h 165 Albermarle.Shay John, laborer, h 110 Albermarle.Shay Johq, seaman, h 174 Albermarle .,Shay Patrick, cabman, h 68 City .,y William, cirpenter, h 33 D 'Sha resden Row .Shea Bridget, wid Edward, h Conway's Wharf .Shea Daniel, laborer, h. 138 Albermarle.Shea Pennis, . carter, 4 171ower Water .Shea Joseph, porter N .S.R., h Richmond .Shea Mi6ael, dlerk, bds 8P LowerWaterShea Patrick, -drill instructer, h 84, Oreighton ,Shea Patrick, laborer, h 17 Blowers .

Xaut1e4'&,'!iokete to order at OHAS, ROBSON & CO'S., 121 Grauvi;le St.) .Haliftz-

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HALIFAX, N. S.

J. R. MUTT 8c CO. sells to Wholesale Buyers on reasonable terms, 154 Granville,

Shea Richard, grocer, 28 Almon, h 26 do. Shea Sarah, wid John, h 33 Hollis. Shea Thomas, shoemaker, h Brenton. Shea Thomas, tideviaiter customs, h 86 Cornwallis. Shea Timothy, carter, h 30 Gottingen. Shea Timothy, seaman r h r 149 Lower Water. Sheals Patrick, laborer, h 15 Gas Lane. Shean James, laborer, h r 40 Lower Water. Shean James, laborer, h r 87 Lower Water, Shean John

' laborer, h r 40 Lower Water.

Shean Michael, laborer, h r 40 Loveer Water.> - Shean Thomas, laborer, h r 40 Lower Water. Shean William, laborer, h r 80 Lower Water. Sheehan Daniel, clerk, bds 5 Proctor's Lane. Sheehan John, cabinetmaker, h 69 Buckihgham. Sheehan John, clerk, h 5 Proctor's Lane. Sheehan Thomas, clerk, h 5 Procter's*Lane. Sheehan Thomast laborer, h r 115 Lower Water. Sheffer William, laborer, h Windsor Road. Shefford William, la,borer, h Duffus. Sheffro William, porter N.S.R., h Richmond, Sheldon John,5 pipe fitter, h Pleasant cor Victoria. Shelley Edward, h 22 Rottenburg. Shelley Edward, store keeper, h 182 Alhermarle. • Shelley Patrick, porter, h Albermarle. Shelnutt Mary, boarding house, 50-nregr hton. Shephard Alfred, carver, h Grafton. Shephard George, cabinetmaker; h 150 Grafton. Shephard George, liquors, 21 Albermarle, h do. Shephard James, caulker, h 294 Upper Water. Shephard John, machinist, bds Upper Water. Shephard John D„ clerk, h 5 Queen. Shephard Richard, shipwright, h 294 Upper Water.

liephard Richard, store kdeper, h 24 Hurd's Lane. Shephard Rev. Robert, military Chaplain, h 4 Artillery Place. Shephard William, shoemaker, h 150 Grafton. Sheridan John, submarine diver, h 51 Prince. Sherlock George, farmer, h Gottingen. Sherlock Walter, tinsmith, bds Brown Hill Farm n Gottine

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Shields Miss Sarah, school teacher, h Spring Garden Road. Shiels Andrew, County Stipendary Mazistrate, h Dartmouth. Shiels Patrick, blacksmith, Roche's Wharf, Upper Water, h 420 do. - - - - - Shipley William, tailor

' h Leahyville,

Shire William, porter, 11 62 Grafton. b. hockinzie Patrick, carter, h 5 Lockman. Shoesmith John, boatswain, h Drillio's Wharf, Upper Water. Shoobler James W., laborer, h 41 Maynard.

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Bich Black Silks at CRIS. ROBSON & CO'S., 121 Granville St., Ralifax.

HALIFAX. 295:

B. 0. GRAY, Barrister, Notary, Commissioner, &c., 54 Bedford Row, Halifax.

Short George, engineer, h 158 Albermarle.Short John, locksmith, h 11 Bishop,Short John, butcher, h 113 Grafton.Short John, liquors, 312 Upper Water.Shortell John, carver, h Birmingham..Shortell John, butcher, 29 Buckingham, h 27 do.Shortel ' l Martin, printer, h Spring Garden Road.Shorten John, baker, h 376 Upper Water.Shortës Thomas, laborer, h 122 Albermarle.Shotlis Augustus, watchmaker, bds 43 Prince.Shute Frederick, carpenter, h 20 Rottenburg.Shute William, h 72 Grafton. -Sibley Sinclair, blacksmith, h 47 Duke. °Sign Mary, wid John, h 60 Dresden Row,SILVER C. STUART, dry goods, George cor Hollis, h 19 Tobin.Silver James, laborer, r 99 Lower Water..Silver John, laborer, r 99 Lower Water.SILVER JOHN, dry goods,` 156 Granville, h 23 Tobin.SILVER JOHN, & CO., dry goods, 156 Granville.SILVER W. C., dry , goods; Georgé cor Hollis, h 51 Queen:SII^VE R W.,& C.,dry goods,George cor Hollis. (See Adv.next back cover.Silver William, blacksmith, r 99 Lower Water.Silver W. N., clerk, h 51. Queen.Simmons Charles, shoemaker, h 50 Prince.SimmônQ George, trunktnaker, h 17 Gas Lane.Simmons John, blacksmith, N. a. R., h Richmond.Simmons John., laborer, h Queen's Quarries, North I%t^tiArnr:-Siinmous Samuel, bla.cksmith, N. S. R.) . h Richmond.Simms Frank, laborer, h 21 'Gottingen..Simpson, William, clerk. h 5 Mumford Terrace.Simpson William, sea captain, h 122 -Maitland.Sims George, chief steward Alpha, h 88 Lockman..Sim son William H., clerk, h Mumford Terrace.Sinclair Angus, tailor, h,56 Creighton.Sinclair Archibald, saddleir, 30 Granville, h do.SINCLAIR C. H., cabinetmaker, 34 Barrington, h 32 do.SINCLAIR MRS. C. H., hoop skirts, 32 Barrington, h do.Sinclair Edward, coaohnAn, h r 7 South Hollis.Sinclair George, student, h 27 South.

... Sinclair George T.; sea captain, h,27 South.Sinclair John A,,. merchant, h 53 Morris.Sinclair Norman, clerk, h 53 Morris.SINCLAIR PETER; laborer, h Depot Road. n Depot.,Sinclair R. B., col. D. A. G. N. S. militia, h. Cunard.Sinclair William, watchman, N. S: R., h Upper Water.Sinfield Aaron, bricklayer, ^h 68 Sackville.Sinfield James, porter, bds Sackville cor Lower Water. -

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WOODILLIS Cherry Balsam for Coughs, Colds, kc.,141 Hollis Street, Halifax.

296 HALIFAX.

J. R. JENNETT & CO., a Fine Assortment of Retail Goods always in Stock, 154 Granv.

Singleton George, expressman, bds 186 Argyle. Sinflott Martin, lnborer, Dockyard. Sircom & Marshall, dry goods, 139 Granville. Sircom Stephen R., dry• goods, 139 C-',-ranville, h 185 Brunswick.

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Sisters of Chty, 76 and 78 Pleasant. Siteman George, porter, h Brunswick. Siteman Joseph, grocer and liquors, 289 Upper Water, h 291 do. Sivinil Alexander, laborer, h 32

se. Skallish James, printer, h 50 Maitlannd. • •Skallish Mary, wid Joseph, h 50 Maitland.

Skating-Rink, South Park, _4 Sackville. • Skerry ,William, coal niCasurer, h 212 Grafton. a) Skerry William, 37 Albro. •

Skimmings Robert H., h Grove Side, Quinpool Road. 1. Skinner Edmund, truckman, h 17 City. • sig fe, Skinner George H., jun., machinist, h 13 City.

Skinner Thomas, messenger, Union Bank, h 13 City. • Slade Henry, roofer, h 296 Upper Water. •

Slaney Ann, wid William, h 64 Birmingham. , Slaney Michael, stair builder, h 81 Pleasant. Slaughter G. W., laborer, h 115 Albermarle. SLAYTER W. B., physician, h 48 Argyle.

• Slea Dennis, carter, h 17 Lower Water. Sleney Ellen, wid Thomas, h 115 Cornwallis. Sleney John, carpenter, h 115 Cornwallis. .11

O Sloan 'William' shoe,maker, h 17 Albermarle. •

e Small Edward J b kb' 1 19 Bedford h 37 I ockman. ., 00 in( et, ec oi( , /

Small Edward J., jun., bookbinder, h 37 Lockman. ▪ Small Jane, wid William, h 117 Cornwallis.

I. Small Robert, printer, h 37 Lockman. 0? Small William, let clerk P. 0., h 163 Lockman. G Smart John sexton, h r 17 Blowers. ee Smart Hannah, wid John, h James. eae - Smart William, boatman. h 51 Gottingen. 02, Smith Adam, variety, h 28 ...4.Imon. —

Smith Alexander, tinsmith and plumber, 78 Barrington, h 229 Bruns- . wick.

Sinith Alexander, watchmaker, h 102 Gerrish. el Smith Allison, grocer, wholesale, 7and 9 Buckingham, h King cor Quarl,

Dartmouth. e Smith Aubury, bookkeeper, h 3 Blowers. ▪ SMITFI A. & W., grocers, 7 and 9 Buckingham and 106 Barrington.

Smith Auction', seaman, h 43 Artz Lane. Smith Ann, wid John, h 130 Gottingen. Smith A. M., wid James, h 18 Morris.

, SMITH B. A., dry goods, 32 George, h 9 Victoria Road. (See Adv. Index p. 57.)

English Rosiery at MS. ROBSON tt CO'S., 121 Granville St., 3Lalifax.

H AL IFAX. `?97

B. G. GRAY, Barrister, Notary, Comrnissioner, &c., 54 Bedford Row, Halifax.

Smith Benjamin, cooper, h 42 Brunswick.Smith Benjamin, h 456 Upper Water.Smith Brenton 0., plasterer, h25 Cornwallis.SMITH BROTHERS, dry boods and willinery, 99 Granville. (8ee-

.Adv. next pacye.)Smith Catherine, wid David, b 29 Gottin;en.Swith Clarisa, wid Jobn, h 113 Gottingen.Smith Charles H., blind maker, h 3 Albert.Smith Charlotte, wid Jesse, h S5 Locknian.Swith Church, letter carrier, h 8 Brunswick Lane.Smith David, coachman;^Tr4i Grafton.Swith David, machinist, h West n Bayers.Swith D. D., cabinetmaker, h 81 Pleasant.Smith D. J., clerk, h 89 T.ockma n.Smith Ebenezer, cooper, h 104 Gerrish. •Smith Edcrar, jeweller, h 31 Starr.Smith Edward, general ticr;ent, 137 Granville, h 27--do.Smith :^'dward, mason, bds r 3 I.o^rer Water.Smith d^varcl, shoemaker, h 448U, er Water.Si^IIT^H E. G., dry ^oods, 99 (.xrati^lle, h 64 Lockman.Smith Eliza, wid William, h 52 Birwingham,Smith Dtrs. E. S., boardinn house, 153 Barrin^ton.Smith Francis, laborer, h 73 Albermarle.Smith Francis, laborer, h 24 Lower Water.°Smith George, cooper, h Artz Lane.Smith George, fishermao, hFerâason's Cove.Smith Georâe, law clerk, h Bayers.Smith George ill., salesman, h 162 .Barraek. •Smith Henry, mason, bds r 3 Lower Water.Smith H., laborer, Dockyard.Smith Henry, shoemaker, h 73 Gerrish.Smith Isaac, porter, h 9 Cunard.Smith Isaiah, laborer, h 12.J8 rottiDaP,n.

Smith Jacob, laborer, h 42 Prince.Smith Jacob, shoemaker, bds 40 (1 :rafton.SMITH JAM*ES, carpento, bds 255 11pper Water.Smith Janies, messenger Purveyor's department, h Upper I'Vater.Smith James, salesman, h Cunard.SMITH JAN ES, tailor, h 54 Duke, (.See fldv. Index p. 57.)Smith James, h 60 Queen.Smith James, boilermaker, h 15 Gas Lane.Smith James A,, principal Royal Acadian School, h 31 Starr.SMITH' JAKE;3 G., dr>>gaist, 249 Upper Water, h 159 Lockman.

(See A4. .Iit(lexp. 57.)SMITH JAMES H., commission merobant, h 321 Upper Water.SMITH JAKES 11Z., bIacksmith, bds Richmond.Smith Job, carpenter, h-r 114 Albro:

The City Drug Store (WOODILL'8) 141 Hollis Street, Halifax.

298 HALIFAX.

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Each season our Stock i5 personally selectèd- by° one ofthe Firm, and as it i5 replenished by nearly everyMail Boat, it will be found one of the inost thor-

oual^ly ;^,ssorted in the City. ^

Special attention devoted to our Stock of Kid Gloves,Family Môur2ziilo, - Goods, &c:

HORRO CKS' WH ITE SH IRT I N GSB., a n- i I s

1 Special inducements - offered to Wholesale Buyersand Country Customers.

HALIFAX. 299

B. G. GRAY, Barrister, Notary, Commissioner, &c., 54 Bedford Row, lialifax.

Smith John, clerk, h 159 Lockman. Smith John, cooper, h r 31 Artz Lane. •

Smith John, cooper, h Lower Water. Smith John, colonel Royal Engineers, h 93 South. Smith John, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove. Smith John, fisherman, h 8 Victoria. Smith John, foreman Railway Department, Bedford. Smith John, gardener and florist, h 99 City. Smith John, laborer, h Tower Road. Smith John, seaman, h 205 Albermarle. Smith John A., boardino. house, 402 Upper Water, h do. Smith John B., boat bidder, Steven's Wharf, Lower Water, h 141 Hollis. Smith Joseph D., photographer, George cor Granville, h 12 Creighton. SMITH J. WESLEY, dry goods, 99 Granville, h 64 Lockman. Smith Monson H., clerk, h 31 Starr. Smith Patrick, grocer and liquors, 245 Upper Water, h 247 do. Smith Patrick, shoemaker, h 124 Upper Water. Smith Peter, miller, Bedford. Smith Richard, fisherman, h 16 Albermarle. • Smith Richard, laborer, h 73 Albemarle, Smith Robert G.,,printer, h.18 Gerrish. Smith Sanford, printer, h Cunard. Smith Solomon, wharf builder, h 392 Upper Water. SMITH S. S. B., groçer, 17 Sackville, h 30 South'. Smith Theodore, undertaier, h 141 Lockman. Smith Thomas, caulker, DoCkyard. Smith William, coal 'measurer. h 70 Cunard. Smith William, salesman, h lti3 Barring,ton. Smith William, tailor, 231 Brunswick, h 233 do. esmith 'William, shoemaker, h 5 Albemarle. Smith William G., fisherman, Ferguson's Cove. Smith William H., baker, Agricola. Smith W. H., cooper, 5 Jacob, h 10 Mumford Terrace. SMITH W YLEY, grocer, wholesale, 7 and 9 Buckingham, h 16,Church. Smitheis Alfred, clerk Bank B. N. A., h Garrick. Smithers F. S. G., clerk. h 62 Pleasant. SNIT HERS GEORGÉ T painter, etc., 40 and 42 Granville, h 71

Birmingham, Smithers Jane, wid Benjamin, h 58 Birmingham. SMIT FIERS J. B., bell hanger and locksmith, 52 Barrington, h Spring

Garden Road. Smithers Maria, wid George, h 62 Pleasant. SMITHERS IST, SONS, painters, glaziers and paper hangers, 40 and

42 Granville. (See Adv. opp. Painters.) Smithers William J., painter, 42 Granville. Smyth James, butcher, 31 Spring Garden Road, h 101 Maynard. Smyth Richard, mason, h 101 Maynard.

WOODILL'S Glycerine Lotion for Chapped Rands, Faces, &c.,141 Hollis Street.

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J. R. JENNETT &CO., Newest Designs Sr Patterns at oui' Establishment, 154 Granv'e.,,

Snelling Charlotte, wid William, h 82 Almon. Snooks George, coachman, h 10 .8rtinswiek Court. Snow fsaia,h, engineer, h 42 Bauer.

u Snow John, boot and shoemaker, 49 Birmingham,- h do. z SnowSamuel, boilermaker, h 12t.; G-rafton.

snow Thomas, tailor, 178 Argyle, h 87 North. 4 Snow Thomas, jun., clerk, h 78 North. . t Snow William, blacksmith, h 46 Upper Wz.tter. e; Snow William P., engineer

' h 61 Cerafton.

"e Snyder j. R. De W., clerk H. M. customs, bds Parker House. se Soatues Alfred, brass founder, h 1 I. • oll's Lane. (le z Soles G-eorge, iron founder, h Quinpool Road.

Soley John, accountant, bds 117 Lockman. Sommers Joh», physician, 53 Aryle, h do. Sommers Louis, tailor, h 64 Cunard. Sons of Temperance fiall and Reading Rootn, 10 Poplar C4rove.

• Sooker John, teamster, h•North, '1;4 SOUTHALL THOMAS, clerk Post Office, h Russell. eg• Southall Thomas, jun., clerk, h Russell. 'Li Spear Frederick, bookkeeper, bits 68 Granville.

SPE LMAN [TOMAS, carriagemaker, 11 and 16 Argyle, h 7 Rotten-. burg. (Sec J.(11". In(l(x p. 57.) -

Spence David, shipwright, h 362 Upper Water. to Spence Patrick, shoemaker, h 360 Lipper Water. -

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7a. Spencer John, trackman, h 69 City, es Spencer W. B., grocer, 111 Argyle, Ids 186 do. u Spike Britain, clerk, h 13 South Hollis.

Spike Id.:dward i•, carpenter, h 139 Pleasant.. 'Spike Henry, lumber surveyor, h 1,9 Granville. Spike Henry, pianoforte maker, h 13 South -HolliS» - Spike James, coachman, h Studley . Road. -

I Spike-James, health inspector, h 1.4 South § Spike, ,James A., pianoforte maker, h 13 South • SPIKO THOM AS D. watchmaker , and jeweller, 28 Buckingham, h 146

Lockman. .1 Spriggs Thomas, porter, h 37 Grafton.

Sproone John, carter, h 39 North. • Sproone Mary, wid James, h 501)resdén Row.

Sproone Michael, shoemaker, h 50 Dresden Row.. ki Spruce D., caulker, Dockyard. 0 'Spruce W., caulker, Dockyard. 140 Spry Thomas, grocer, 65 Cornwallis, h do. IQ Spurt William H., tobacconist, h 84 Albro. gle Stacey Thomas; laborer, h r44 Lower Water. .•

Stafford John W., hairdresser, h 142 Upper Water. Stafford Joseph K., carpenter, h r 143 Park. Stairs James, clerk, h 20 South.

Bonnets Drild.e to order at CHAS. ROBSON & CO'S., 121 Granville Street; Halifax.

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W. STAIRS , SON & MORROW,

MEWCHANTS,AND IMPORTERS OF

CORDAGE1 CANVAS) CHAIN CABLES)

ANCHORS ,AND

Bar & Bolt Iroll, Copper Bars, lut Metal Bars and Sheatlis,

NETS, LINES, TWINES & FISHING IMPLEMENTS.

WHITE LEAD, PAINTS1 & LINSEED OIL,ROl'E :WA,Lg, DARTMOt7TH.

OFFICE-GEORGE . STRÉET AND BEDFORD ROW,

HALIFAX, N. S.

302 HALIFAX.

DAVID STAR 844 SONS, IMPORTERS OF

MON, STEEL, SHELF IIIRDif IRE, CUTLERY,

Window Glass, London Paints & Oils, LEE'D, CORDAGE, &c., &c.

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DAVID STARR & SONS, AGENTS FOR SALE OF

La Vieille Montagne Zinc Mining Company's Roofing and Sheathing Zine,fivian & Sons' Copper Yellow Metal Bolts, i

and Ship Sheiithing, Bill & Skerry's Axes and Edge Tools, -Howe's Standard Scales, Acadia Powder

Company's Gunpowder, Chas. D. Edward's Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Domes-

tic Cut Nails & Brads, The Subscribers keep in STOCK large Supplies of the above Goods 1

c . . and can offer Special inducements

TO WHOLESALE CASH PURCHASERS.

DAVID STA.RR & SONS, SHEFFIELD HOUSE,

Nos. 15 ez 17 Duke, dz 188 dz 190 Hollis Street, HALIFAX, N. S.

.HALIFAX. 303B . G. GRAY, Barrister, Notary, Commissioner, &c .9 54 Bedford Row, Halifax.

STAIRS JOHN, hardware and agent ~airbanks' Scales, 168 and 170-.,Holli§, h Fairfield . (&e Adv. next Back Gover.)STAIRS JOHN F., of the firin of Wm . Stairs, Son & Morrow, Ivard.ware, 4 and 6 George, h 20 South .STAIRS WILLIAM J., of the firm of Wm, Stairs, Son & Morrow,hardware, 4 and 6 George, h 20 South *STAIRS WM., SON & MORROW, ship chandlers and hardware, 4and 6 George, cor Bedford~Row . (See Adv. opp .)Stammers, William, plumber, 1i 3~ Bilby .Stamper David R ., clerk, bds 19 Sackville iSt . Andrews Church, Presbyterian, 85 and 87 Barrington.St . George's Church, cor Cornwallis and Brunswick .St . John's Church, Presbyterian, 66 Brunswick .St . Joseph's Church, Roman Catholic, Gottingen, North .St . Luke's Church, Episcopalian, Church, cor' Morris .St . Luke's Public School, Queen. ,St. Luke Susanna, wid John, Ih 149 Brunswick .St. Mark's Church, Episcopal, Russel, north end .St . MaTy's Cathedral, Roman Catholic, 2 Spring Gardeil Road .-St . Mdry's *Collegre, North,St . Mary's Roman Catholic Savings Institution, 3 Grafton,St . Matthew's Church, Presbyterian, 13-7 Pleasant. - .St. Patrick's Chapel, R 'oman Catholic, Brunswick n Comallis .St . Patrick's School, Brother Xainfrey, .principal .St . Paul's Church, Episcopalian, St .-Paul'Road.St . Paul's Sabbath School, 29 Georgre.Sti Vincent's Hall, Cornwallis cor - Brunswick .Lape.STANFORD JAMES, leather, boots and shoes, 26 Upper Water, bBedford Basin ,Stanton William, laborer,'h 11 Victotia.Stapleton John, laborer, h Smith's Fields n . Smith .Stapleton Richard S., printer, h Barrack .Starr Arthur, liquors, 74 Albermarle, h 76 do.Starr D., civil engineer h 158 Hollis.STARR DAVID, & SONS,- :hardware and cutlery, iss and. 19o Houis,and 15 and 17 Duke, -(See AtIv . opp .)STARR D. HENRY hardware, &c., 188 and 190 Hollis and 15 and17 Duke, h 1865 Brunswick .STARR GEORGE -H., commission and West Tndia'merchant, 137Upper Water, h 28 South ,STARR GEORGE H,, & CO., commission and West India merchants,,STAR 137 Upper Water. (See Ado . Index p. 57~)_R JOHN, hardware, &c., 188 and'100 Hollis, and'15 and 1~,

* Duke, h 189 Brunswick.STARR JOSEPH, commission merchant,and insurance aggent, &c.), 204Hollis, h 18 Bimnswick . (See Adv . Lidex P.-57,)Starr Hanufacturing, Company, office .188 and 190 Hollisi

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WOODML'S Cherry Balsam for Coughs, Colds, ft) 141 Hollb Street, H%Iifaz-,,

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r. R. JENNETT e; CO., Importers of Black Bottles, Flasks, ite., 154 Granville Street,

'11 4.11,RS & McNUTT, hardware, and ship chandlers, 144 and 146 Upper Water. (See itiv. Opp. Business Directory.)

Stadler Robert, bookkeeper, h Dartmouth. STAUDIGL éliAIMES, dining and oyster saloe161 IIolli, h 163

do. (S ('e. Adv. .Index p. 57.) Stayner Vharles A., commission and &II merchant, Stapler's Wharf. h

Queen. Stayner/Edward G., commission and fish »lerchant, Stapler's Wharf, h

39 Queen. Staynefr E. G. & C., , commission and fish merchants, Stayner's Wharf,

11 Upper Water. man Thomas, coaehman, b 34 Dresden Row. Elizabeth, dry goods. h 129ie Gottingen. •

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h, bookkeeper N.S.R., h Richmond. ' erk, h 16 Queen. milliner, h103 Albermarle.

Stermey Albert W,, bookkeeper, h 83 North. Stenney Matilda wid Frederick, h 83 North. Sterns D. M., prmneipal St. John's School, h 83 Lockman. Sterns Henry L.I, clerk, h 446 Upper Water. •

Sterns Miss Jan, school teacher, h 446 Upper Water. Sterns John, h 3 Gottingen. Stevens Agnes, civid Azor, h 75 Lower Water. Stevens Alexan er J., bookkeeper, h 1 Lower Water. Stevens pouglafe, eneineer, h 27 Gerrish. Stevens Francis!, h fLower

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Stevens F. C., 1ookkeëper, h 75 Lower Water. • Stevens John, 'arpeuter, h 182 Albermarlc. Stevens John

.i!» ., bookk-eeper, h 1 Lower Water.

Stevens Robert, seaman, h Depot Road n Depot. • Stevens ThomaS, sea captain, h 128 Grafton. Stewart Alexarfrler C., assistant keeper county jail, Spring Garden Road. Stewart David,' tinsmith and stove dealer, 120 Upper Water, h do. Stewart Donal& cooper, h 46 Blowers. ,.

Stea Steel Steele John, customs locker, h 87 -Gottingen. - •

SteinsonJ ames, bocfkkeeper, bds Halifax Hotel. Stenhouse George, engraver, bds 22 Granville. Stenhouse J. G., engraver, h 137 Gottiner

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Stentell James B., keeper county court house, Spring Garden Road. Stephans Jame% cUrrier, bds Clewley Road. Stephen Anna, wm STEPHEN ALE

Steamboat STEPHEN AL

Edward, h 85 Hollis. r..ANDER, wooden ware and furniture manufacturer,

Wharf, h 16 Queen. XANDER, JUN.

' wooden ware and furniture manu.

'• facturer, Steamboat Wharf 11 , 16 Queen. STEPHEN AL4XANDER, & SON, wooden ware and

, manufacturers Steamboat Wharf. (Sec Adv. j).- 5.) Stephen A. Kyno Stephen. M. G., c Stephens Mrs. S.

Everything inDryt Goods, at CHAS. ROBSON It CO'S., 121 Granville Street, Halifax.

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B. G. GRAY, Barrister, Notary, Commissioner, 8co. 54 Bedford Row, Halifax , •■••••■

Stewart Isaiah, sailinaker, h 35 Falkland. Stewart 'John

' 'carpenter, 130 Qattiugett. •

STEWART JOHN, keeper of county jail, Spring Garden Road. Stewart John 13., printer,.h 84 Barrington. STEWART ROBERT, carpenter, h 120 Gerrish. -

-Stewart W., moulder, h 24 Pleasant, , Stewart W. J., clerk, h 157 Barrington. Stirapsoù W. H,, grocer,.George cor HolUs, h - 53 Pleasant. Stinchcombe R. N., tavern, h 100 Albermarle. Stinson James, liquors, 31 Barr:4, h 50.Prince.. Stirling David, architect, 158 Hollis, h do.

> Stirling Mary, confectioner, 64 CornWallis, h do.. e ,

Stirling William, h 105 Brunswick. STIRLING W. S., cashier Union Bank, li 181 Hollis. • Stirskey Francis, ia.tchtnaker, h 18 Starr.

•Stitt John, packer, bds Lower Wate.r. Stockai! Edward, fireman, N.S.R., h Richmond._ Stocks William, variety, Depot Road n Depot, h do. Stoker William, keeper R. C. Cemetery, South Park n South.. Stokes Benjamin, naval storekeeper, h Dockyard. Stokes Patrick, cooper, h 550 Upper Water. - . Stokes Lawrence, laborer, h 520 Upper Wafer. Stokley George, captain of engineers, h 20 Morris. Stone Alfred, blacksmith, h 4 South , Stone Ami, wid Thomas, h 90 Barrington. Stone John, diver,1 28 Albemarle. Stone John grocer, Smith's Fields n Smith, h do. STONE .RiCHA.R.D., fisherman, Ferguson's Cove, Stone.William, fisherman, Ferguson's Cove. Stonely Eliza, veid John, h 278 Upp.er Water. Stonely . Jarnes,• baker, h 278 Upper Water. • StonelyJohn,.carter, h- 278 Upper Water, . .

Stonely Stephen, laborer, h 278 Upper Water. ,.Story Christina, wid Samuel, h 73 Spring Garden Road. Story John D., post office clerk, h 197. Brunswick. • Story Douglas M., grocer, 197 Brunswick, h do.. Story Duncan, clerk, N.S.R. h 197 Brunswick. Story John, sergeant police, h 117 Barrack. Story John D.,. clerk - P. O., h 197 Brunswick. Story Robert, blacksmith, it 10 Maitland. • Story Thomas, laborer, 1117 Artz Lane. •

Story W. Henry, salesinan, h 73 Spring - Garden Road', -Strachan John, clerk- , Merchants' Marine Insurance, h.97 -Dteden Row; Strachan John, jan., clerk, h 97 Dresden Row. Stratton Charles, shoemaker, h 50 Prince,

'Stratton John, carpenter;11 2 Bloveers. Strieldand C. B. Edward, deputy controller commissariat, h 17 Morris.

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I J. R. JENNETT & CO., Electro-Plate Cutlery, &c., 164 Granville Street.

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Stride David T., butcher, "h 141 Lower Water.Strong J. Bennett, printer, h West cor Bayers.Sti•ong Samuel, h 9 Poplar Grove.Stuart Robert, joiner, h Bedford.Stubbing Charles, clerk, H.M:N.Y., Dockyard.STUDD T. P., teller, Bank of Nova Scotia,'h North. Park.Studley J. B., painter, 169 Lower Water, h Daly cor Pine, Dartmouth.Stump Thomas, gardener, h 19 Wellington.Sturmy Elizabeth, wid William, h 293 Upper Water.Suckling Henry, clerk, h Pleasant.Suckling Isaac, h 108. Cunard. -Suker G. T., merchant tailor, 112 Hollis, h 20 Moren.Sullivan Alexander, stonecutter, h 314 Upper Water.Sullivan- Andrew, porter, h 18 Artz Lane.Sullivan Andrew, porter, h 170 Gottingen.Sullivan Catherine, wid James; h 86 Hollis..Sullivan Charles, baker, 9 Dresden Row, h 7 do.Sullivan Daniel, carver, h 11 Young.Sullivan Daniel, ^armer, h Russell, Gottingen.Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h 68 Duke.Sullivan Daniel, shoemaker, h 142 Lower Water.Sullivan James, grocer, 261 Upper ,PPater, h do.Sullivan James, laborer, Cunard's, h 1 Proctor's Lane.Sullivan Jeremiah, grocer and liquor,dealer, 87 Grafton, h 89 do.Sullivan Jeremiah, la,borer; h 84 Albermarle.Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, h-24 Maitland.SULLIVAN JOHN, blacksmith, 140 Gottingen, h-3-----Albro. (See

Adv. Index p. 57.)Sullivan John;-,buteher, h 73 Pleasant.Sullivan John, carpenter, h 73 Pleasant.Sullivan John, gardener, bds r 47 Dresden Row.Sullivan John, 1_t^^o^ ,^•, b 154 Lower Water.Sullivan John, laborer, h West cor John.Sullivan John D1., butcher, 107 Lower Water, h do.Sullivan Mary, wid Thomas, 'h 83 Grafton.Sullivan Matthew, policeman, h. 464 Upper Water.Su.i.livan Michael, butcher, 94 Lower Water, h do.Sullivan Michael, çabman, h 47. Grafton.Sullivan Michael, laborer, h 140 Albermarle.Sullivan Michael-," laborer, h r 19 Dresden Row.SULLIVAN M. HENRY, grocer and liquors, 279 Upper Water, h do.

(See Adv opp.)Sullivan Patrick, laborer, h 39 Falkland. .Sullivan Patrick, mason, h 119 Albro.Sullivan Philip, carpenter, b 26 Gray's Lane.Sullivan Sarah, .wid Daniel, h 72 Maynard.Sullivan Thomas, laborer, h 62 Drésd-en Row.

Rich Black Silks at CHAS. ROBSON A 0018.1121 Granville St., Halifax,

HALIFAX. 3 07

:..HALIFAX, N. S.'.

HEA.D , oF RocHB'S WHARF.)'

gr Ship aad Mess Stores put up at the Shortest notice. Army andNavy Stores supplied on reasonable Terms.

Groceries, Vegetables, Hams, Pickles, Sauces, of the BestQuality, always on hand.

N.IE-3.-All (^oods Delivered Free of Cost.

M. H . SULLIVAN.

Mm 1E RY SULLDVAN iWHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

No. 279 UPPER WATER ST.q

J. R. JENNETT & CO., Japanued and Papier Machie Waiters, 154 Granville St.

308 HALIFAX.

Sullivan Thomas, liquors, 80 Lower Water, h do .

- Sullivan Thomas, porter, h 140 Albertnarle. • . Sullivan William, butcher, 40 Pleasant, h 1 Kent. ' Summer & Cartwright, Melville iroa -works, North West Arm.. '

— Sumner David, Melville iron works, North West Arm; h do. d h • Stimmers Fdwar•, tailor, h 37 Gottingen. -

Q , ai Sununers John, truckman, h West cor James. o

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i; . Summers Philip, tailor, h 37 Gottingen. 1 Sunimers S., tailor, h 64 Cunard. • . . ___ ,

el* Stunwers Thomas, laborer,,h 42 Dresden Row.. Ai o Summers Thomas, jun.; carpenter, h 44 Dresden Row. ,

P Sundefland James, elerk, h 212 G Tartou. . . . d - el _ Sunderland...Tantes, shoemaker, h 212 Grafton. . , • e John, Shoemaker, h 21213rafton. . e 'Sunderland Thomas butcher, h 212 (..ilraft.on. , Thomas ,

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ii Suppel Bichard,.laborer, h 36 Lower ‘Vater. b

- . > -, •h E ffe ft - ,ward -- ., -.. e g utc , eierk, bis 68 Granville. . .

SUTCLIFFE E. W., greer, 25 Brunswick, h do. os z Sutcliffe John, civii engineer, h West n John. • -- e Sutherland A. R., elerk, 4'12 Lower Water. , : SUT HE RL AJD A. 8., barrister, 29 Bedford Row, h 83 Hollis. (Sc PI . ..A.(.1r. I Idex, p. 57.) 7., Sutherland Charles, grocer, 24 Saekville, h 12 14ower Water. : â Sutherland David, inoulder, h 77 Cornwallis. o Satherland'john, clerk, bds 12 Lower Water. . II Sutherland John, cooper, h 63 Lower Water. . !fl • Sutherland jolin H., hardware, 6 and 8 Duke, h 83 nollis. ... h Sutherland li obert maso') bds 17 littekinwhain . o , ..., . .

- 1, Sutherland Thomas G., mason; bds 17 Buckingham. he Sutherland. William, shoetuaker, bds 14 Granville .. • %I ai S UT HF; it L.A N. D W, j) .C., barrister and city recorder, 14 Bedford 4 - Row, h 83• ffollis. .((.' ee Adv. index p.' 57.) .. z Stitliff° Riehard, drygoods, 170 Grafton, h do. &Er „.i. „. , „g ..--,iluvin Henry, bookbinder, h 20 Loektnan, , 4 Sutton jactes, lumber surveyor, h 20 Lockman.. _ ' - il Sutton James, shoemaker, h 155 Barrack- . . , . , Suttort Mis. Thonias,'.flalifax B•zaar, 91 liarrington, h 93 do.

0 S ti t fini 'Wi II ia m , boot and shoemaker,•424 Upper Water, h dob ' 14 Swaine lienry, pinter, h Nort1r1\t. A.rtn .Roud.' 0 • Swaine Wililatn, tobaceonist, 196 Uppor W a te r, 11 194 do,

o. Swan .flin-i.-4s, baker, hlOti A rgyle. . U - . , . O Swan .t.1'4.)eecii'rwid Samuel, h Sl, City. .. . .

- :Swanson Dkvid, porter, 1111 Maitlatid. . Swanstoil CI'. N., machinist, h 162 . Ar:).yle.

. Sweetly De,nuis, groter and litinors, Wee cor John, h da.. ,weeny :John, boot and shoeinAer, 442 Upper Water, h da. -

. Sweony John, shoemaker, h 2 Gray's Lane. .

Discount for Cash, CHAS. BOBSO:.4- & CO., 121 Granville Street, Halifax,

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E undersigned has greatly enlarged and otherwise improved bis premises,

Ithicfi he lias adapted, in every.rest ►ect, for da.rryi»g on an extensive Book

and Job Printing and Blank Book 111u.niifa.cturing ^B►isiness. The Compositors'

Rooms are well stocked with a. large v^riety of Plain and Fancÿ Types, em-

bracing the newest designs,' The establishment is furnislted with twelve

Steam Printing Presses, nine St.eam Smasbing, Sawing, Cutting, Stamping and

Hoisting D1acbines, six Hydraulic and Band Presses, together with Ruling,

Backing and Paging Machines, all in tboroui;h working order, which enables

him to turn out large quantities of work at very short notice. Over ]5t) persons

are etxiplofed in this Estahlishmënt., -- . .

A very large-assortment of WOOD TYPE enables the undersigned to print thevery largest description 6f

POSTING B ILLS,In various-.L;olors; at short notice, and at moderate charges.

Country-Orders for PRINTING and BLANS BOOKS carefully attended to, andwork dispatched by the safest and cheapest modes. of conveyance.

J-01-IN .L,OVELL9BoOg _A"NO JoE PRINTER, AND $LANg BooK 11A 1VFAaTURLR.

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310 HALIFAX.

I J. le. JENNETT & CO., China, Glass and Earthenware Warehouse, 154 Granville St

- Sweeny Matthew' laborer, h 157 Mbermarle.

SWEET JAMES, bookkeeper, h 98 Gottinceen. t

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Sweet Richard, fireman N.S.R., h Richmond'. Sweet Robert N., clerk, h 98 Gottininn.

• Sweet Rufus J., bookkeeper, h 98 'Gottingen. Swindells Samuel, liquors, Depot Road n Depot, h do.

p - Swingles James, moulder, h Smith's Fields n Smith. e Symonds Dorcas, wid John, h Windsor Road. ;• Symonds Howard, stoves, ranges, &c., 19 and 21 Duke, h 2 Creighton. '0 Symonds John M., stove dealer and iron founder, 19 and 21 Duke, h 2

Creighton. e Symonds Leonard, bookkeeper, h 2 Creighton. — SYMONDS WILLIAM S., iron founder and stove dealer, 19 and 21

Duke, Church, Darthmouth. 1.1 SYMONDS W. S.,& CO-, stove dealers, iron founders and machinists

19 and 21 Duke, Foundry, Dartmouth. (See Adv. p. 3.) Sy-mons C. H., clerk, h 96 Upper Water.

e Symons James W., clerk, h 96 Upper Water. g

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Symons John H., tobacconist and fishing tackle, 122 Granville, h 4 South.

ô' Symons Thomas, merchant tailor, 94 Upper Water, h 96 do. Pg Symons Walter T. clerk, h 96 Upper Water. •

Synder J. R. Deld., ulerk, bds Parker House. • Taite George, caxpenter, h 11 Maitland.

Taite William, gardener, h 228 Gottingen. 0.3 Tanner George, seaman h 4 South Hollis. a Tanner George, jun., carpenter, h 4 South Hollis.

Taple Philip, sailors' outfittings, 204 Lower Water, h do. Tappér Bessie, vice principal R. A. School, Argyle.

• Tapper Nathaniel, teamster, h 14 John. elm Tapper William, bookkeeper, h 10 Creighton. m Tappin Henry R., carpenter, h 90 Hollis.

Tartent Richard, carter, h North West Arm Road. Tatorn Joseph, policeman, h 73 Cornwallis.

e Taylor Benjamin A., clerk, h 65 Birmingham. • TAYLOR CHARLES, barrister, 29 Bedford Row, h 14 Morris. (See a • ' .Adv. opp.)

Taylor Charles, machinist, N. S. R., h Richmond. TAYLOR GEORGE, superintendent Nova Scotia Railway, h Russell

n Gottingen. • TAYLOR H. A., druggist and sewing machine agent, 5a-Barrington,

h 85 Sackville. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) e Taylor Henry G. H., carpenter' bds 2 Brunswick Court.

O Taylor George H., clerk, h 65 Birmingham. , Taylor George R., clerk, h 14 Morris.

Taylor Horatio, carpenter, h 19 Moran. Taylor John, blacksmith, 22 Argyle, h 65 Birmingham.

Silks, Silks, Silks, CHAS. ROBSON et CO., 121 Granville etzeet, Halifax.

CON VEYANCER,

&c.

ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE

COLLEOTING OF DEBTS,

and to the transactinè'of all Busin'ess connected

widÉhipping.

OFFICE: I3EDFORD ROW,

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HALIFAX! 311

CHARLES TAYLOR,

11111RISTER AD iTTORIEY-1T-Lill, NOTARY PUBLIC, &c.,

UR ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT.

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., Japanned and Papier Nubia Waiters, 154 Granville St.

312 HALIFAX.

Taylor John, jun.. blacksmith, h 65 Birmingham. Taylor John, clerk, h 85 Sackville. TAYLOR, JOHN, commission and West _India merchant, Tobin's

wharf, h 14 'Morris. 07 Taylor John M., clerk, h 85 Sackville. Q .4 Taylor John M., painter, h 58 Maitland. X o Taylor ,John E. M., painter, h 32 Art z Lane. 16( AI.LOR ROBERT, boot and shoe manufacturer, hats, caps and

furs, 139 Granville, h 70 Lockman. (See Adv, opp.) Taylor Samuel, blacksmith, h 22 Maynard.

;; Taylor Samuel, blacksmith, h 24 Prince. • 'ne Taylor S., foreman blacksmith, h 27 Pleasant. z, Taylor Sawyers, machinist, h 85 Kackville.

.1' Taylor Susanna, wid joseph, h 2 Brunswick. Court. Taylor Thomas, laborer, h 42 Albro. • es Taylor William, carpenter, h 19 l‘Iaynard. Taylor William, grocer, 134 Upper Water, h 136 do.

.11' Taylor woe aylor William A., clerk., h 15 Hollis.

Teas William, principal Poor Houe School, h West n John. Temperance Hall, 5 and 7 Starr and 10 Poplar Grove. eg Tempest Thomas, private army hospital, h Cornwallis.

• Terrence Ann, wid Jan-ies, h 30 Grafton. le Terry Walter, carpenter, h 198 Lower Water.

-,4a Terry William, gymnastic instructor, h 51 Creighton. Theakstone Henry, bookkeeper, h 14 Starr. Theakston M. P., piper bag manufacturer, 14 Starr, h do.

• Theak.ston Robert, clerk, h 14 Starr. ID

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Theatre Royal: 76 and 78 Queen. -4, Thom Daniel 'liquors, 23 Bedtbrd Row. le Thomas & Co., hats, caps and furs, 40 Barrington. 04 Thomas David, laborer, h 24 Lower Water. zie Thomas J laborer

' h 13 Pleasant.

or Thomas James. laborer, h 9 Victoria. la THOMAS REV. JAMES, Baptist, h 38 Barrington.

Thomas James, hats and caps, h 40 Barrington. • Thomas John, fisherman, h Queen's Quarries, North West Arm.

Thomas John, jun., fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove. • Thomas John, laborer, h Queens Quarries, North West Arm. :e Thomas John R., hats and caps, 40 Barrington, h 113 G-errish Lane. ig Thomas Joseph, 'furrier, h 49 ■.ackville. c' Thomas Julia h r 1 Lower Woer. O Thomas Thomas, mason, bds 121 Upper VV -ater.

Thomas Thomas, laborer, h r 42 Lower Water. Thomas ViTentworth, carpenter, h Duffus. Thémas W. H., dining and oyster saloon, 126 Hollis and 480 Uner

Water. Thomas William, auctioneer, h 5 Gray's Lane.

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Bonnets Mitch) to order at CHAS. ROBSON & CO'S., 121 Granville Street, Halifax.

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ROBERT TATLOR ~IMPORTER AND I)EALER I N

1. 1 s CIPSI ft u e RS1 T 'HS &~ -R D E iMANUFACTURER OF

FOR SALE WHOLESALE & - RETAIL., , -139 GRANVILLE STREET ,

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2 Ordmanpe Row,H'ALIFAX, N. S .

sW Travellers' Trunks, Hat Cases, flarpet Bags, ho

314 HALIFAX.

J. R. JENNETT & CO., Japanned and Papier Machie Waiten, 154 Granville St.

T'homas William, carpenter, h 37 Falkland.Thomas William, soap chandler, h North West Arm Road.Thomas William, clerk, h 49 Sackville.Thomas William, laborer, h Queen's Quarries, North West Arm.Thomas William, patternmaker N. S. R., h Richmond.Thompson A. D,, h 56 Pleasant.Thompson B. & S. H., hardware, 204 Hollis.Thompson Charlotte, wid J. S., h 95 Gottingen.Thompson Charles W., barkeeper, h 62 Granville,Thompson Miss Elizabeth, h 78 George,Thompson Elizabeth, wid James, h 76 Argyle.Thompson George S., butcher, 29 Jacob, h Kempt Road.Thompson4-ames, carpenter, h 113 Pleasant.Thompson James, carpenter, h St. George's Court.Thompson James, clerk, h Russell n Upper Water.Thompson James, spar maker, bds 334 Upper Water.Thompson J., moulder, h 139 Pleasant.Thompson John, blacksmith, h 50 Argyle.Thompson Jbhn, grocer, 94 Lo6kman, h 92 do.Thompson John, machinist, h 139 Pleasant.THOMPSON JOHN S. D., barrister, 12 Bedford Row,h 95 Gottingen.Thompson Jane, wid James, h 41 Cunard.Thompson Maria, wid George, h 104 Barrington.Thompson Philip, assistant city treasurer, h 12 Queen.THOMPSON ROBERT, butcher, 57 Cornwallis, bds Maynard.THOMPSON REV. SAMUEL, Universalist, h 14 Creighton.Thompson Susan, wid James, h 508 Upper Water.Thompson Sherbrooke, cabinetmaker, h 50 Barrington.Thompson ^Ti G'' civil engine ^, 158 Hollis, bds Waverley House.Thompson lliani, baker, h 128 Grafton.Thompson William, conféctioner, h 42 Albermarle.Thompson William, cooper, h 141. Gottingen.Thompson William, porter, h 104 Barrington.Thompson William, stonecutter, h 36 Granville.Thompson William M., gardener, h 42 Albermarle.Thompson William R., butcher, h 14 Creighton.THOMSON, ABBOTT & CO., commission merchants, 81 Upper

Water. (See Adv.- opp. Commission Nerchants.)THOMSON CATI3CART, commission merchant, 81 Upper Water,

h Pine Cottage, North West Arm.THOMSON & CO., dry goods, 148 Granville.Thomson David, cooper, Salter and Twining's Wharf, h 55 GottingeD,Thomson David, mason, h 15 Victoria Road. .Thomson George, bookkeeper, 80 Granville, h South Park.Thomson George, merchant, Arichat, h 75 Gottingen.Thomson George A., clerk, h 75 Gottingen.THOMSON JAMES, barrister, 80 Granville, h FirmWood, ..N. V. A.

(lents' Under Shirts at CHAS. ROBSON & C0'8.,121 Granville Streets'HaliUg ►

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B. G. GRAY, Barrister, Notary, Commissioner, &c., 54 Bedford Row, Halifax.

Thomson James, h 12 Queen. Thomson James

' cashier at Cunard's, h 11-1 Cornwallis.

Thomson John, dry goods, 148 Granville, h 68 Brunswick. THORNE JAMES H., superintendent money order office, Barrington, ,

h Quarl, Dartmouth. Thorne Thomas, stevedore, h 184 Albermarle. Thornton John, expressman, h North West Arm Road. Thorpe George, porter, Club House, h do. THORPE WILLIA.M J., blacksmith, h 05 Upper Water. Tidd William, printer, h 5 Albermarle, Tidmarsh Susan, wid James, h 64 Gottingen. Tierney James, storekeeper, h G-errish. Tierney Patrick, laborer, h 35 Gerrish. Tierney William, laborer, h 53 Lower Water. Tillman Charles, distiller, h r 116 Albro. TOBIN & CANNING, commission merchants and general brokers, 64

Bedford Row. • (See Adv. on, Back of Book.) Tobin Charles, shoemaker, h Grafton. TOBIN E'DMUND J., commission merchant and general broker, 64

Bedford Rovi, h Kempt Road. Tobin Edward, engine driver N.S.R., h Richmond. Tobin Ellen, wid James, h 145 Park. Tobin George, clerk, h 60 Grafton. TOBIN GREGORY J., commission raerchant, Tobin's Wharf, h Brook

House, Dartmouth. Tobin Henry, seaman, h 122 Upper Water. Tobin James, customs, bds 43 Prince. Tobin James, liquors, h Richmond. TOBIN J. HENRY, commission merchant, 100 Upper Water, b 93

Pleasant. Tobin John, blacksmith, h 144 Albermarle. Tobin John, bookkeept, ids Bennett's Wharf. Tobin John, coal meas , h 12 Roast's Lane. Tobin John, laborer, h 129 Spring Garden Road. Tobin John seaman, h 4 Brunswick. TOBIN JOhN, & CO., commission and west India merchants, 17 and

19 Upper Water. (See Adv. p 57.) Tobin Margaret, wid John, Bennett's 'Wharf. Tobin Maurice, laborer, h 54 Grafton. Tobin Michael, engine driver N.S.R., h Richmond. TOBIN STEPHEN, mayor of Halifax, Consul of Denmark, and general

commission merchant, and head Agent Queen Insurance Co., 100 Upper Water

' h 11 ...outh. (&e Adv. next page.)

Tobin Susan, wid Alexander, h 71 City. Tobin Thomas, shoemaker, h 126 Grafton. Tobin Thomas h 11 South. . TOBIN THOMAS S., merchant, 100 Upper Water, h 11 South,

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WOODILIM Cherry Balsam for Coughs, Colds, &o., 141 Hollis St., Halifax.

316 HALIFAX. uEEN INs cE CAPITAL, 10000,000 DOLLARS.

$160,000 Invested at Ottawa.

PIIMELM CSC

EEVERSIONS & ENDOWNENTS. f ttcer aultze:

QUEEN INSURANCE BUILDINGS, DALE STREET, LIV:ERPOOL, QUEEN INSURÀNCE BLD'GS GRACECHURCIE ST., LONDON, E.C.

Chairman, - - - Deputy Chairman, - Manager 8( Actuary,

- BERNARD ITALIJ, ESQ.- -ji -

- - W. B.IND, • - J. MON.CRIEPP -WILSON,

F R. 1.3'4 . Insurance on Property .of every descripti'm in the City and throughout

the 'Province effected on Reasonable Terms.

Fs . Policies Issued without reference to 'England, and at moderate rates of

Premium,

General Agent-for the Province of NOva Scotia,

STEPHEN TOBINI,, ESQ. OFFICE: OPPOSITE TOBIPPS WHARF.

Solicitors, - - - Medical Referee, -

f HOEN. J. W. RITCHIE. - JAMES THOMPSON, Esq.

- W. J. AmoN, Esq., M.D.

HALIFAX. 317

B. G. GRAY, Barrister, Notary, Comiuissioner, &c., 54 Bedford Row, Halifax.

Tobin William, laborer, Bennett's Wharf.Tobin Williaw, laborer, h 86 Cornwallis.Tobin William, shoeniaker, h 130 Albermarle.Todd Joseph, clerk, h 82 .All,ro.Tohile Thomas, laborer, b 80 Almon.Tolbert James, carpenter, h Duffus.

Travers William, gardener, h 207 A.lbérmar7e, to

Tolliver Johca, sweeps ^)$'ice, 46 Grafton, h do,Toole Cornelius, farmer, h 21 Young.Toole Henry, laborer, 'h 30 Gottingen.Toole Patrick, blacksmith, h 66 Lower Water.Toomey George, clerk, h 3 Proctor's Lane.Toomey Timothy, laborer, h Agricola n West.Topin James, mason, h 10 Roast's Lane. MATownsend Anthony, conper, h 152 Grafton.Townsend Augustus, boiler maker, h 152 Grafton.Townsend John, carpenter, h Russell n Upper Water. ^Townsend J. H., 102 Argyle.Tocvnsend J. It., bookkeeper, h 102 Ar^;yle. ^Townsend Joseph, clr1^,-^--PIcor Green.TOW.NSN:N-D-41LAS, juUk dealer, Caldwcll's Wharf, 171 I.uvrer ^

titi'ater, h 36 Pleasant.Tracey henry G., taiior, h 55 I-Iollis.Tracey James, grocer, 134 Gottingeu, h Gerrish.Tracey Joseph, printer, h Gerrish. , bed,

Tracey bIrs. Louisa, boarding house, h 74 Barrington.Tracey Stephen, grocer, Upper Water, h 93 North Park.Train John, mason, Ir 110 Brunswick.Traise Charlea clerk , h Aioran,Traise C. F. clerk, 23-:1;3ayers. - 0Traise Georê, clerk, h 21 Creiâhton,Traise John, clerk, 21 Creighton.Traise .R,ich;ri-d, wason, h 21 Creigghton.Traveller's Lit'e and Accident Insurauce Co., Joseph Starr, agent, 204

'Hollis. ;nk

Tremain Albert, rnariuer, h 10 Brunswick Court.'l'reinain F. B., c,lerk P.O., h I3ruri5^viek.'i'rema,in Frederick J., b`àrrister, 23 !'rince, h Jubilée Y-toad, N.W.A.

^'l'reluain James, h 64 .Hollis.''IIL:Î A I1^T IIIC HA II D, :°Insurance agent t, 64 Bedford Ro^v, h Jubilee

road. (See Adv. kudex p. 57.)Tremain llrs. 5cot:t;^ 71 li^^riîngton.TREMAIN STE, WAR'l', tobacco manufacturer, Bedford Row, cor^ Prince, h 14 Got.ting^;r^..Crenaman Henry, clerk of streets, h 30 Maynard. •Treriaa►au Mary Aran, widiSaniuel, h 103 Brunswick.Trenaman Sawuel, brass founder, h 103 Brunswick.

........WOODILL'S GlycerinelLotion for Chapped $ands, Faces, &c.,141 Sollie St.

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J. R. JENNETT 8: CO., a Fine Assortment of (.foods always in Stock, 151 Granville ,

Trenaman Thomas M., physician, h 103 Brunswick. irenaman William, brass finisher, h 103 Brunswic, Trider Edward, laborer, h 58 Dresden Row. Trider George, h 86 Brunswick. Trider Henry, letter carrier P. 0., h 20 Starr. Trider Isaiah, engine driver N.S.R., h Richmond. Trider John G.

' carpetings, &c., 110 Granville, h Inglis.

• Trider Samuel, fireman N.S.R.' h Richmond.

c TRIDER WILLIAM, trunk maker, 11 Pleasant, h 9 do. (Sec 1.1 Adv opp.)

g Trinity Church, Episcopalian, 18 Jacob. E Tripp E., brakeman N.S.R., h Richmond. e TROOP J. G., hardware, &c., 51 and 53 Upper Water, h Dartmouth.

Tropolet Charles C h 16 Gottinnn. 0,4 Tropolet James P., h 16 Gottingen.

Tropolet John.B., h 16 Gottingen, el' Troup Alexander, watchmaker, 32 Duke, h do. •

ee Troup Thomas, watchmaker, h 148 Albermarle. 1,1 Trovey Catherine, wid William, grocer, 22 Maitland, h do. e.z. Troy James, storekeeper, h 132 Grafton. 5 Troy John, groom City R.R, bds Richmond.

Ad Troy John, laborer, h 210 Grafton. Truckle George, carter, h 134 Lockman.

• Tucker E. D., commission and West India merchant, 111 Lower Water, • h North West Arm. e TUCKER E. D., & CO., commission and West India merchants, 111

Lower Water. • Tufts Hastings, mason, bds 255 Upper Water. e Tufts Theodore W., salesman,. h 13 Creighton. ri Tufts Mrs. Elizabeth, h 422 Upper Water. el Tufts Joseph, boatman, h 422 Upper Water.

•The place for Family Dry Goode, C1L9i. BOBOON 4 00.1 121 Granville Et., Halifax.

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Tulloch Charles, clerk, bds 53 Maynard. Tulloch John, sailmaker, bds 53 Maynard.

e TULLY HENRY C., grocer and commission merchant, 180 Upper

e Water, h 23 Creighton. (See Adv. index p. 57.) Q Tully Peter. A., bookkeeper, h 32 Maynard.

TULLY W. H. nocer and commission merchant, 104 Upper Water, b z h 106 do. e Tuppen & Crow, builders, 38 Maitland.

Tuppen Henry, carpenter, 38 Maitland. o Tupper Miss A., boarding house, 84 Hollis.

TUPPER HON. CHARLES M.D., C.B. MP physician and surgeon, 101 Hollis, h Armsdale, N.W.A.

• Tupper Elizabeth, school teacher, h 48 George. Tupper Miss Hannah, boarding house, 19 Sackville. TUPPER SAMUEL C., collector Inland revenue, 62 Bedford Row,

bds 84 Horns. •

HALIFAX. 319

WLL JU , r7t-,

MANUFACTURER OF -

TRUNKS AND VALÏS,W HOLESA LE AND RETA I L,

No. 1 1 P l^asant Street,

HALIFAX, N. S.

Dealers in the above articles will benefit by calling before purchasingelsewhere.

3^0 HALIFAX.

1. R. JENNBTT & CO., invite attention of parties'fltting up their Stock, 154 Granville.

Tuppcr Sugan, wid Eddy* b.?6 Carlton,TURNER lltiX. A.T,h'11.Et) W., Wesleyan, h 3,Brenton.Turner Ch,trlotte, «ici James,'lr 154 Gottingen.Turner Francis, laborer, h 24 Grafton.Turner James- W., fâriuer, h Yieasant,Turner William, seatuiin, h 6 Bishop. ITurner William, seairian, h 278 Upper Water.Turney William, ship carpenter, 'hGottingen.Turple Stepben, carpenter, h 117 Gottingen.

°Turver Robert, butler, h 72 Grafton.'.L'WININ(I CHARLES, & SON, barristers, 10 Prince.TWINING E. C., commission merchant, Twining's Wharf, Lower

Water, h 71 Lower W4ter.TWINING E. C., & CO., commission merchants, Twining's Wharf,

7 i Lc,cver Water.TWINING HENRY C. D., barrister, clerk House of Assembly, &c,,?g

. Bt,dflord iIòcY, h 100 Morris.W IN ING J. 'l' il l+^ i^ï AIN, insurance figent, 1S Bedford Row, h 31

^ and :13J Spring Gardon Road.^T,NfiIN(iVTI-1 W[1:,I,.IAR, barrister, 10 Prince, h 37 and_ 39 Spriog

Garden Road.TYLER CHAItiLES I:., brasli rxlanufacturer) Rubic cor Quinpool,h do.

(,SYee 11.diy. Index p 57.),;-,,Tyler George, iaborer, h 57 Duke.--Tyler Watson', laborer, h 80 SaekN,ille.

Tyman Mrs. ill., viriety. 76 Cornwallis, h do.Tyrrall Jauies, liquors, 83 Barrack, h do.Ullitz Stephen, bookkeeper, h 67 Lockuian..Uzulah 13er ►jawiii, h 70 Cuuaunl.Umlah .Uani+;l, nrucer, ,j74 (.1ri1E'ton, h 58 Dr+;Kdeii Row.Um.lah George, ^rcx;^^,r and liquors, 174 Grafton, bds 58 Dresden Rô^v,Uuilah George, stouecutter, h 184 Albarnnarie._(Jtnlah Richar+l, stoue iuiisou, h Agricola.Umlah tiVilliaiii, carperiter, h 99 City. °U.cuhih Williali), lishcrcnan, h Ferguson's Cove.I1ndt;rjviô^1 Cl<<<rles, shoE;niaker, 96 Creiâhtou, il do.Underwood Ilich<<i•d, sh.oemaker, 96 Creighton, h do.I^ aiackc: ^în^.lt^ctiv M., barrister, h 30 Ar^yle.Uuiaike Crof'tou J., assistanot cumiuissarÿ general, h. Arny*le.C1.NIA:CK1±: R M:.JAM14j8 .}3., l;pisQopalian, h 4U Cornwallis.UNIACKE R()13 i±;PUl', Episcupalitiu, h 40 Cornwallis.Uniacke ILobir, barri;itcJr, l ►ds :26 .Narrington:Union ^Tariue Insuraricsc Co., William Roche, pres., 64 Bedford Row,..Union. lJNg-iuc Co, Ar*le.Union Protection t^-o'y, Hall, 58 Rarrington.C)niversalist (!h+rroh. 17 Starr.IJTnwiu Joliu, rtu1er kei,,por, Itoc;k. IIcac1 I'i'lsÜil} h '24 ^roun^.

Scotch Tweeds for Men's Wear at CHAS. ROBSON & C0'8,, Granville Street, 8alifM.

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Unwin John, blacksmith, h Argyle. Upton Samuel, carter, h Duffus. Urquhart Robert, grocer and liquors, 27 Spring Garden Road, h 72

Birmingham. Urquhart William C., bookkeeper, bds 18 Granville. Usher James, storekeeper, 11.Mary. VAIL HON. W. B., provincial secretary, Province Building, bds Hollis. Vail Michael, sea captain

' h 19 Gottingen.

Valenti John, liquors, 125 Albermarle, h do. Valenti John, carver and gilder, 124 Hollis, h 127 Albermarle. VALENTI JOHN, & CO., carvers and gilders, *144 Hollis. (See Adv.

Index p. 57.) Valentine John, tavern, 127 Albermarle. Valentine Sarah, boarding house, 29 Duke. Vallot Philip G., wholesale clerk, h 119 Gottingen. Van Buskirk Henry L., Dominion Express, 76 Bedford Row, h Quarl,

Dartmouth. Van Buskirk James D., Dominion Express, 76 Bedford Row, h Quarl,

Dartmouth. VAN BUS-KIRK JAMES D., & SONS, Dominion Express, 76 Bedford

Row. (See Adv. Index p. 57) Van Buskirk John H., carpenter, Bedford. Van Buskirk Mary, • wid Lawrence, h 83 Dresden Row. Van Buskirk William, carpenter, Bedford. Van Buskirk W. O. Dominion Express 76 Bedford Row, h Quarl,

Dartmouth. Van Malder Clarissa, wid Dominic, h'9 Cunard. Van Malder John, painter, 7 Cunard, h 9 do. Vase Charles F.

' grocer, h 89 North Park.

Vasa Miss Ann h 13 Morris. Vaughan Charles, painter, bds 85 Cornwallis. Vaughan John, tailor, h 85 Cornwallis, Vaughan Michael, laborer, h 144 Grafton. , Vaughan Patrick, tailors' cutter, h 85 Cornwallis.., Vaughan Patrick, tailor, h 56 Creighton. VAUX C. C., h 175 Brunswick. VAUX H. R., manager dry goods, 150 Granville, h 23 Canton. VEALE T. S., clerk royal naval yard, IL M. Dockyard. ,Veinott Abel, carpenter, 19 Maynard, h do. Veith Edwin, clerk, h Russell n G-ottingen, Veith Frederick, clerk, Dockyard, h Russell n ,Gottingen. Veith Russell, h Russell n Gottingen. • Venables James, keeper of province building, and librarian, h Hollis; Venables John, clerk, h Hollis. Venables William, customs, bds Clifton House. Veno James, laborer, h 39 Buckingham, Veno Peter, shoemaker, h 152 Gottingen.

WOODILL'S " Triumph " Fountain Soda and Mineral Waters, 141 Hollis St. V

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., a Good Assortment at our Establishment, 154 Granville.

Vereker John, dry goods, &c., 36 Upper Water, h 38 do. Vereker Lawrence, customs, h 25 Blowers. Verge Arthur, millwright, h 18 Victoria. Verge Henry, school teacher, h 31 Maitland, Verge Thomas, h West n Bayera. Verge William, boot and shoemaker, 87 Cornwallis,- h 70 Creighton, Verge William G. h 70 Creighton. VERGE WILLIAM T., engineer, h 25 Cornwallis. Vesey Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 11 Bedford Row, h 9 do. Vesper Sarah, variety, h 44 Albro. Veysey Abner, carpeater, h John n West. Vicars John, cooper,1 1.36 Albermarle. Vicars John, jun., gnsfitter, h 136 Albemarle. Viguers F. IL, fancy baker, h 140 Grafton. Viguers John, store keeper, h Albermarle. Viguers Thomas, seaman, h 74 Maitland. Vincent Frederick, variety, 454 Upper Water, h do. Vincent M. A. boarding house, 189 ITpper Water, Vincent Sister 'Mary, teacher, St. Joseph school, Depot Road n Russell. Vincent William, boot and shoemaker, 167 Upper Wee., h 204 do. Vinecove Mrs. Joseph, matron deaf and dumb Institute, Gottine

een.

Vinecove Joseph L., painter and paper hanger, 179 UpperWater, h 91 Gottingen.

Vinccove Richard, painter and paper hanger, 179 Upper Water , h 93 Gottingen. •

VINE COVE R. & J. L., painters and paper hangers, 179 Upper Water. (See .Adv. Index p. 57.)

Vogel Herman, watchmaker, 86 Upper Water, bds • Cumberland House. Volans William, laborer, h 76 Maynard. Vond Nelson, carpenter, h 2 Young. Vose Charles F., grocer and liquors,172 Hollis, h 89 North Park. Waddell Alexander, merchant, h 11 Dundonald. Waddell Duncan, bds 140 Upper Wiiter. Waddell W. H., school teacher, h 1 Mitchell, ,Waddel Sherburne, clerk, bds Mansion House, Barrington. Wadden John, laborer, h 46 Cunard. Wadden John, jun. butcher, h 46 Cunard. Wade Richard, truckman h 49 Dresden Row. WADZECK F., merchant tailor, 18 Buckingham, h Duke. Wainwright F. G., bookkeeper, h 98 Morris. Wainwright John T., commission and West India merchant Bermudian

Wharf, Upper Water, h 98 Morris. WAINWRIGHT J. T., & CO., commission and West India merchants

Bermudian Wharf, Upper Water. Wainwright W. R. S., commission merchant, Bermudian Wharf, Upper

Water, h 98 Morris. Waiscoat John, shoemaker, h 534 Upper Water.

Fancy Dress Goods, CHM. ROBSON & 00, 121 Granville Street, Halifax.

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B. G. GRAY, Barrister, Notary, Comnaiseioner, 6cc., 64 Bedford Row, Halifax., .. . ._.-_. .. .- ....

Wakes -William, aborer, bds 27 Dresden Row.Wales James, laborer, h 5 Albermarle.Walker E., caulker, Dockyard.Walker George, saddler, h 482 Upper Water.Walker James, telegraph operator, h Upper Water.Walker John, engineer, h 146 Grafton.WALKER JOHN, laborer, h 39 Gerrish.Walker Matthew, laborer, h 220 Upper Water.Walker Robert, farmer, h Dutch Village Road.Walker Robert, carpenter, h 62 Albro,Walker Samuel, laborer,,h Dutch Village Road,_Walker Thomas, boilermaker, h 73 Pleasant.'Walker Willian0aborer, ,h North West Arm Road.Wall E. J., dry' goods, 23 Brunswick, h do.Wall John, painter, h„ 99 Cornwallis.Wall John, huckster, Bennett's Wharf, Upper Water.Wall Mary, wid Jamés, h 8 Granville.Wall William, fireman, N. S.. R., bds Richmond.Wallace Charles, carpenter, h 166 Albermarle.Wallace Elizabeth, wid Nathaniel, h 74 Grafton.Wallace Henry, waiter Mansion House, Barrington.Wallace Jamës, liquors, 62 Granville, h do.Wallace James, "locker customs, h 18 Dresden Row.WallaceJames, painter, h 70 Creighton.)Vâllace James D., machinist, h r 25 Plea§Vt.Wallace John, laborer, 57 Albro:Wallace John., carvér, .h 70 Creightôn.'N^Iallace John W., salesman, h Dresden Row.Wallace J. R., cashier Provincial §avings Bank, h Dartmouth.Wallace Lawrence, salesman, h Dresden Row.Wallace Miss Eliza, h 52 Morris.,Wallace Peter, salesman, h 18 Dresden Row.Wallace Richard, narter, h 11 Gerrish.Wallace Richard, machinist N.S.R., h Richmond.Wallace Richard, painter, h 70 Creighton.Wallace Samuel, carpenter, h 166 Albermarle.

Vallace Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 142 Lower Water, h do.WALLACE T. J., barrister, 120 Hollis, h Queen:Wallace William,. carter, h 70 Creighton.Wallace W. J., clerkj bds 97 Grafton.Waller-Samuel, porter,. h Grafton.Wallers Sophia, wid Samuël, h 40 Grafton.Walsh Alfred, clerk -bds Inman House.Walsh Alice, wi Mic el, h 282 Upper Water.Walsh Ann, variety shop, 119 Cornwallis, h do.Walsh B., grocer an i dry goods, 164 and 166 Upper Water, h do.Walsh Mrs. B., milliner, 53 Granville, h do.

WOODILL'B 6tlycerine Lotion for Chapped Hande, Faces, &c•, 141 Sollïa St.

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., Japanned and PaPier Mackie Waiters, 154 Granville St.

Walsh Bridget, wid John, h 164 Brunswick. Walsh Daniel M., merohant tailor, 164 Granville, h 45 Brunswick. Walsh David, butler, h 141 Gottingen. Walsh David E., clerk, h 45 Brunswick. Walsh Edward, painter, h 44 Lockman. Walsh Edward, cooper, h r 33 Gottingen. Walsh Ellen, wid Robert, 121 Upper Water. Walsh James, boarding house, 97 Lower Water, Walsh James, carpenter, h 534 Upper Water. Walsh James, carter, h 524 Upper Water. Walsh James, carter, h 29 King. Walsh James, caulker, h 122 Upper Water. Walsh James, laborer, h Creamer's Wharf. Walsh James, storekeeper, h Cunard. Walsh James, painter, h 145 Grafton. Walsh James, truckman, h 12 Grafton. Walsh James, blacksmith, h 5 Pleasant. Walsh Jane, liquors, 130 Cornwallis, h do. Walsh Johanna,4vid Edward, h 45 Grafton. Walsh John, sea captain, h 12 Creighton. Walsh John L., principal Russell Street School, h 31 Queen. Walsh John R., caulker, h 122 Upper Water. Walsh M., caulker, Dockyard. Walsh Margaret, wid James, 177 Grafton. Walsh Mary, wid Thomas, h r 412 Upper Water. Walsh Michael, bookkeeper, h 3 Bauer. Walsh Michael, carpenter, h 92 Cornwallis. Walsh Michael, bookkeeper, h 81 Maitland. WALSH PATRICK, hardware, Bedford Row cor Cheapside, h 57

Spring Garden Road, Walsh Peter, storekeeper, h 50 Argyle. Walsh Richard, caulker, h 302 Upper Water, Walsh Richard, carpenter, h 22 Maynard. Walsh Robert, laborer, h 129 Grafton. Walsh Stephen, liquors, 184 and 186 Lower Water. Walsh Thomas, cooper, h 24 Bell's Lane. Walsh Thomas, grocer, 196 Grafton, h 194 do. Walsh Thomas, laborer, h 296 Upper Water. Walsh Thomas, laborer, h 534 Upper Water. Walsh Thomas, painter, 64 Argyle, h 62 do. WALSH THOMAS, physician and druggist, 200 Argyle, h 13 Jacob,. Walsh Thomas, (St Co., painters, glaziers, &c., 64 Argyle. Walsh Thomas J., painter, &c.

' h 33 Birmingham.

Walsh William, truckman, h 127 Barrack. Walsh William, laborer, h 72 Buckingham. Walsh William, laborer, h 19 Blowers. Walsh William, cooper, h 6 Roast's Lane.

The place for Family Dry Goods, CHAS. ROBSON & Co., 121 Granville Ste Hale.- •

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Walsh William C., clerk, bds 38 Coosswell. Walsh William E., bookkeeper, h 38n Cogswell. Walters Solomon, sailmaker

' h Maynard.

Walters William, blacksmith, h 95 South. Wambolt Alfred, cooper, 58 Birmingham. Wambolt George, laborer

' h 11 Maynard.

Wambolt James, cooper, h 15 Albermarle. Wambolt John, laborer, h 11 Maynard, Wambolt & Pace, coopers, 5 and 7 Cornwallis. Wambolt Peter, laborer, h 56 Birmingham. Wambolt Walter, grocer, 30 Lockman, h do. Wambolt Walter, cooper, h 32 Lockman. Wambolt William, cooper, 5 and 7 Cornwallis, h 20 Bayers, Wan Charles, painter, h 139 North Park. Ward Albert, carpenter, h Duffus. Ward Alexander, salesruan, h 22 Spring Garden Road. Ward Charles, carpenter, h 86 Gerrish. Ward Charles, Bennett's Wharf, Upper Water. Ward Edward, cabinetmaker, h Gottingen. WARD FITZGERALD, carpenter, N.S.R., h Richmond. Ward John, carpenter, h Duffus. Ward John, shipearpenter, h Depot Road n Young. Ward John, jun., grocer, Depot Road n Young, edo. Ward Lawrence, car inspector N.S.R.., h Richmond. Ward Robert, tinsmith and plumber, h Duffus. WARD THOMAS, Hotel, Windsor Road. Ward Thomas, boarding house

' 176 Upper Water, h 178 do.

Ward William, storekeeper, h 38 Gottingen. Warmunde Charles,_ watchmaker, h 5 Victoria Road. Warner Allan, blacksmith, h 19 E.urd's Lane. Warner Archibald, engineer, h Cornwallis. Warner Charles, wheelwright, h 132 City. Warner E., butcher, h City. Warner Edward, liquors, 81 and 83 Albermarle. Warner Frederick, carpenter, Cunard, h 161 Lockman. Warner Frederick, laborer, h 240 Upper Water. Warner George, wheelwright, tic., h 132 City. 0 > Warner Harriet, wid James

' h 544 Upper Water.

Warner Henry, carpenter, h 132 City. Warner James, carpenter and joiner,',and wheelwright, 99iBarrack, h 93

Albro. Warner Nisbet D., butcher, h 129 City. Warner Philip H., moulder, h 19 Hurd's Lane. Warr John, carpenter, h 456 Upper Water. Warrell H. F., bookkeeper, h 95 .North Park. Warrell Robert, clerk, h Warren Anne, wid George, h 155 Gottingen.

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., Japanned and Papier Nachie *afters, 154 Granville St.

Warren Archibald, laborer, h 53 Cornwallis. Warren Edward, collector, h 13 Salter. Warren E., wid Edward, h 125 Barrack. Warren Miss Mary S., boarding house, 43 Prince. Warren Mrs., grocer, 41 Albro h 119 Gerrish. Warren Thomas, carpenter, h 46 Cunard. Washington George E., dyer, 111 North, h do. Washington Patrick, farmer, h n North West Arm Road. Waterfield George T., liquors

' Steamboat Wharf, h do.

Waterman Edward, porter, h 266 Upper Water, Waterman Margaret, wid Edward, h 266 Upper,Water. Waters William B., laborer, h 82 Sackville.Watkins William, sea captain, h 107 Upper Water. Watson Edward, h North West Arm. Watson James, coachman, h 71 Brunswick. ° Watson John, gasfitter, h 79 Morris. Watson John, shipcarpenter, h Richmond.' WATSON JogN M., commission, Weit India and fruit merchant;

Bennett's Wharf, h 28 Seymour. (See Adv. Index p.57 .) Watson T., seaman, h 108 Lockman. Watt James, bookkeeper, h 28 Wellington. WATT JOHN W., tobacco manufacturer, and commission merchant,

113 and 115 Upper Water, h Boyne Cottage, Studley Road. WATT JOHN W., & CO., tobacco manufacturers and commission mer-

, chants, 113 and 115 Upper Water. Watt Robert F., bookkeeper, h Boyne Cottage, Studley Road. Waugh John A., clerk, 87 Gottingen. Waul Michael, grocer and liquors, 312 Upper Water, h 314 do. Way Miss Mary, cloak maker, h 36 Brunswick.

• Way Mary A., wid William, h 31 Gottingen. Way Richard, carter, h 49 Dresden Row. Way T. P., clerk, h 63i Lockman. ViTayson Daniel, tanner, h 30 Wellington. WEATHERBE ét EATON, barristers, 158 Hollis. Weatherbe R. L., banister

' 158 Hollis, h 12 Morris.

Wear Arthur, watchman' 11 43 Barrack.

Weaver George, laborer, h Dutch Village. Webb Alexander, hair dresser, h Corliwallià. Webb Henry, stevedore, h 105 Grafton. - WEBB WILLIAM H., druggist, 143 Granville, and 8 and 10 George,

bds 12 Starr. Webb W., photographer, W. Notman's, 38 George. Webber Alexander, waterman, h 400 Upper Water. Webber Daniel, carpenter, Provincial Penitentiary, h 48 Dresden Row. Webber George, laborer, h 26 Grafton. Webber John, truckman, h 72 Almon. Webley E., caulker, Dockyard.

Discount for Cash, CHAS. ROBSON & CO., 121 Granville St., Halifax.

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B. G. GRAY, Barrister, Notary, Commissioner, &c., 54 Bedford Row, Halifax.

Webster George, shoemaker, 66 Prince. Weeks Charles, clerk, bds 60 Creighton. Weeks Charles, clerk, bd s 16 Barrington. Weeks Charles L., clerk, h 40 Brenton. Weeks Conrad, carpenter, h 292 Upper Water. WEEKS JOSEPH H., barrister and estate agent, 23 Prince, h Dart-

mouth. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) Weeks William H., ship carpenter, h 292 Upper Water. Weeks William J.) h 40 Brenton. Weir Allan, engineer, h 282 Upper Water. Weir George, lieutenant 17th regiment, h 92 Cunard. Welch Eliza, wid John, h 7 North. Wellington Barracks, Gottingen, North End.

°Wellner H. J., salesman, h 159 Barrack. Wenner Thomas C., clerk, h 159 Barrack. Wells John, carpenter, h 296 Upper Water. Wells William, seaman, h 24 Lockman. Wells William, shoemaker, h 59 Alberraarle. Wells William, carpenter, h 179 Lower Water. Welsford C. H., bookkeeper, h 35 North. Welsh Bridget, wid Patrick, h Duffus. Welsh C., dry goods, 31 and 33 Prince, h do. Welsh Daniel, shoemaker, h r 127 Lower Water. Welsh John, carter, hi. 3 Lower Water. Welsh John, carpenter, h Bentley's Wharf, Lower Water. , Welsh John, laborer, h r 127 Lower Water. Welsh John, shoemaker, h Proctor's Lane. Welsh Michael, tanner, h 38 Brenton. Welsh Patrick, laborer, h 52 Cunard. Welsh Patrick, boarding houe, 127 Lower Water. Welsh Thomas, truckman, h 14 itoast's Lane. Welsh Thomas, laborer, h r 40 Lower Water. Welsh William, waiter, Steamboat,Wharf. Wemyss Alexander, metre fitter, Gas Works, h 18 South Hollis. Wemyss Duncan, metre fitter, Gas Works, h 18 South Hollis. Wesley Alfred, miller, h 140 Grafton. WESLEY THOMAS, marble works, 12 Barrington, h 28 Cornwallis.

(See Adv. Index p. 67.) Wesleyan Book Room, 174 Argyle. Wesleyan Conference Office, 174 Argyle. Wesleyan Cb.urch, North, Brunswick. Wesleyan Church, South, Grafton. Wesleyan Richmond Church, Kaye n Young. WESSELFIOEFT WALTER, physician, h 96 Hollis. West Alexander, printer, h 13 Artz Lane. West Augustus W., West India Merchant, Weiat's Wharf, Upper Water,

h 173 Brunswick.

WOODILL'13 Cherry Balsam for Coughs, Colds, 8to , 141 Hollis St.

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J. R. JENNETT & CO,, Importers of English Brown Earthenware, 154 Granville,

West Charles, merchant, Upper Water, h 58 Lockman.West Charles A., printer, h 293 Upper Water.West Charles-E., clerk, h 58 Locknlan.West F. B., grocer, 313 Upper Water.West J., laborer, Dockyard.West James, sailmaker, h 520 Upper Water.'West James T., West India merchant, West's Wharf, Upper Water, h

69 Lockman.West John, baker, h Richmond.West John C.s West India merchant. West's Wharf, Upper Water, h

123 Brunswick.West Nathaniel L., merchant, West's Wharf, Upper Water, h 139 Bruns-

wick.WEST N. L. & J. T., West India merchants, West's Wharf.West W. A., clerk, h Brunswick.West W. A., grocer, 313 Upper Water, h 14 Grays Lane.West William, grocer, h 14 Gray's Lane.WEST WILLIAM P., & CO., West India merchants, West's Wharf,

Upper Water,West W. P., West India merchant, West's Wharf, Upper Water, h 141

Brunswick.Western Union Telegraph Company, 148 and 15(Y Hollis.Westhaver Jeremiah, store keeper; h 85 Creighton. 4111^Weston George, rigger, Blaek's Wharf, 53 Upper Water, h 153 Grafton,Weston Joseph, tinsmith and plumber, h 153 Grafton.Wetherby IH., grocer and liquors, 119 Argyle, h 9 Smith.WETHERBY H., & CO., grocers and liquors, 119 Argyle.'Wetherton Edward, cooper, h 209 Albermarle.Wetherton William, shoemaker, h 189 'Upper Water.Wetmore Charles R., gilder, 33 Maynard.Wetrnore Isabella, wid James, h 29 Gray's Lane.Wetmore John G., carver, gilder, &c., 104 Granville,. h'16 Bauer.Wetmore & McCulloch, dry goods, 127 Granville. r..Wetmore Nathaniel S., dry goods, 127 Granville, h 29 Bauer.Wetmore Robert H., carver, gilder; &c., 104 Granville, h 90 Brunswick,WETMORE R. & J., carvers and gildera, looking glass and picture

. frame makers, 104 Granville.Whalen Alexander, yard foreman N.S.R., h Richmond.Whalen James, cooper,, Moren's Wharf, Lower Water, h Argyle.Whalen James, tide waiter customs, h Pine Road.Whalen James, watchman, h 502 Upper Water.Whalen John, carpenter, bds 11 Hurd's Lane.Whalen Thomas, painter, h Park Place.Wheatley Daniel, tailor's cutter, bds Barrington.Whelan J., laborer, h 197 Grafton. .Whelan -James, cooper, h 136 Argyle.Whelan Matthew, conductor N.S.R., h Richmond.

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HALIFAX. 329B. G. GRAY, Barrister, Notar y , Commissioner, &o . e 54Bedford Row, Halifax .

IXhidden F . M., barrister, 141 Iffollis, h Tower Road .WHIDDEN GEORGE -C., insurance agent 11 Prince, h Belvidere,Tower Road .Whidden Richard, dyer, 157 Gottingen .Whidden S. E ., carpenter, 209 Grafton, h 8 Bloomfield .Whiston David, clerk, h Agricola .WHISTON D. H., silver smith, 207 Barrington, h Agricola . (SeeAd~. Indexp . .57 .)

Whiston-Pat i k butcher h Kempt Road ., ~ric )WhistonWiffam, butcher, h Kempt Road .White Alfred, clerk, h 15. Artz Lane .White Arthur, carter, h 18 Bloomfield .White Catherine, wid Joseph, h Ferguson's Cove .White David, carpenter, h Richmond .White Ebenezer, shoemaker, h 576 Upper Water .White Ellen, wid Henry,- h 7 Brenton .WHITE GEORGE H ., currier, h Leahy Villa, North West Arm Road . .'White Henry, laborer, h 86 Albermarle .White Henry, laborer, h 161 Grafton .White Henry, laborer, BeDnett's Wharf, Upper W, ater .White James dry goods, wholesale 94 and 96 Granville h 48 Coaswell .White James, masoD, h 75 Albro .White James, fisherman, Ferguson's Cove .White,James, laborer, h Clewley Road .White John, carter, h 75 Albro . ~White Josepb,'fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove,White Levi, coachman, h 34 Almon .White Matthew, laborer, h 123 Albro .White Patrick, seaman, h 96 Lower Water .White Richard, laborer, h 296 Upper, Water .White Robert, seaman, h 102 Maitland .WHITE S. A., commission and flour merchant, 75 Upper Water, h 3

Pawson .WHITE S. A., & CO , commission and flour merchants, . 75 Upper Water .($ee Adv. Ind(,xp . 57.)

White Stephen, tide waiter customs, h 76 Grafton .White Thomas H, clerk, h 102 Maitland .'White William, fisherman, h Ferguson's Cove .Whitel Daniel, tailor bds 16 Barrington .yWhitely John), laborer, h 157 Barrack .WHITENECT W. H., proprietor Olympic, 7 Bedford Row. (SeeAdo. Index' .p 57.)Whiting Jacob-, storeman, h 47 Grafton .Whiting Jobn, storekeeper, h Dresden Row .Whiting Samuel B ., shoemaker, h James .Whitman Jaidoo barrister and insurance agent, 18 Bedford Row, h 27Barrin "n .

The Cltybrug Store (WOODILL18) 141 Hollis Street, Halifax .

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J. R. JENNETT It CO, sells to Wholesale Buyers on reasonable ternis, 154 Granville,

Whitman John, commission merchant, O'Connor's Wharf, Upper Water, • li 15 Spring Garden Road.

WHITMAN JOHN, & CO., commission merchants, O'Connor's Wharf. WHITMAN. & TWINING, agents for Phenix Insurance Co., 18

Bedford Row. (See Adv. opp.) Whitman John, jun., bookkeeper, h 15 Spring Garden Road. Whitman Margaret, wid Frederick, h 58 Lower Water. Initridge James, sea captain, h 448 and 450 Upper Water. Whytal Ambrose, leather dealer, 202 Hollis. Wh3rtal John L., boot and shoe manufacturer, 204 Hollis, h Pine

Grove, IV FIYTAL W., & CO., leather dealers, 202 Hollis. Whytal William, leather dealer, 202 Hollis, h 36 Cogswell. WICKWIRE W. N., physician and surgeon, 101 Hollis. WIER B., & CO., commission and West India merchants, 165 Lower

Water. Wier James, medical student, bds 40 Buckingham. Wier James, ovpenter, h Pleasant. Wier James A. R., dry goods, 99 Argyle, h 148 Lockman. WIER JOSEPH, hardware, &c., 197 and 199 Lower Water, h 9 Hollis. Wier Joseph B., clerk, h 9 Hollis. «Wier Louis D., clerk, h 9 Hollis. Wier Phoebe, wid Benjamin, h 69 Hollis. Wier Sarah, wid Henry, 83 Argyle. Wier T. C., store keeper, h 42 Brenton. Wier William E. accountant, h 9 Hollis. Wilch Richard 13., clerk, bds 105 Barrington. Wilcox Charles, shoemaker, 103 Gerrish, h do. Wilcox Charles C., shoemaker, 103 Gterrish, h do. Wilcox George, salesman, h 26 Starr. Wilcox Samuel, shoemaker, bds 103 Gerrish. Wildman William, brass founder, h 17 Spring Garden Road. Wilkie Elizabeth, wid James C., h 33 Brunswick. • Wilkie James C., clerk, Halifax Banking Company, 1 33 Brunswick. Wilkie Robert M., bookkeeper, bds 17 Buckingham. Wilkins Edward, laborer, h 46 Grafton. VirILKINS L. M., judge supreme Court, h 47 Morris. WILKINS HON. MARTIN L, attorney general, bds Acadian Gardens.,

Upper 'Water. WILKINSON JOHN, commission and shipping merchant, Lawson's

Wharf, 87 Lower Water, h 32 South. Wilkinson Leander, carpenter, h 25 Gerrish. WILKINSON, wow) & CO., commission and shipping merchants,

Lawson's Wharf, 87 Lower Water. (See Adv. opp.) Willet John, liquors, 303 Uiper 'grater, h 305 do. Williams Andrew, carpenter, h 86 Morris. Williams Charles, cabinetmaker, h 86 Morris.

Silks, Mite, Silks, ORAL ROBSON & CO., 121 Granville St., Halifax,

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NOTICE.The undersigned having associated thèmselves as INSURANCE

AGENTS, under the firm of

WH ITMAN & TW IN I NG,are prepared to receiye and forward applications for Insurance onfirst class Hull risks, to be effected in undoubted New York Offices.

Parties having Marine Insurance to effect, abroad, will find it.for their interest to apply through.-them.

JAMES WHITMAN,J. T. TWINING,

Agents Phenix Marine Insurance Company* of New York.

OFFICE, -,- - - No. 18 BEDFORD ROW,HALIFAX, N. S.

PRENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,(MARINE.)

01F, NEW YORK.,

Capital, - M . - $ 1,000,000 00

Net A.ssets, 1st Januars; 1869 --- 1,544,149 12

STEPHEN CROWELL, President.PHILANDER SHAW, Secretary.

The undersigned having been appointed Agents ai Halifax, forthe above Company,- are prepared to accept MARINE RISKSON CARGOES AND FREIGHTS at reasonable rates.

Blank applications firnished at the Office:Applications for Insurance on First Class Hull risks received

and forwarded to New York.

WHITMAN & TWININO, Agents.OFFICE9 - - - - - - Na. 18 BEDFORD ROW.

Fohverly occnpied by the late A$aRIBAtD SooTr, Esq.

JAMES WffiTMAN. ` J. T. TWINI2((I.

S32 HALIFAX.

IffluOLKDNSON ,^^^^ A CO.,

GENERAL COMMISSIONAND

SEl PINS M3 R E

AGENTS FOR

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Howe & Cô;, Manufacturers of Spices, Broma,Chocolate, Vinegar, Lime, &c,, &c.

DEALERS IN

TORACCOp ` FLOUR 9 TARg R4ESAN 0

PITCH PINE LUMBER,AU':1J Wata a©^lru^^^ ^^oar38zi

t w s o N' S WHARF,

STORAGE ON THE PREM.ISES.JQHN WILKINSON.

WO REM TO

J. TAYLOB WOOD.

Messrs. MARSHALL J. SMITH & CO., New Orleans.CRANE & GRAYBILL, Savannah.0. G. PARSLEY & CO., Wilmington.HAXALL, CRENSHAW & CO., Richmond, Va.BULLOCK & ROBERTSON, Liverpool, G. B.

HALIFAX. 333

Windsor Iron Foundry Agency.

BY

X. E. i1.rxresole9 255 CO 1-41. IS tirr,

HALIFAX, N. S., IVHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

STOVES & SHIPS' CASTINGS, MILL WORK AND MINING PUMPS

Keeps always on hand a large assortment of Coal and Wood STOVES, for Cooking, Hall, Parlour, Bed-room, Store, Bar-room, Ships Cabins

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also Cabooses, Hollow-ware, Soap Stoneware, Kitchen Furnishing Goods, &c.

REGISTER GRATES. Square Circular, and Elliptical. A large variety.

SHIP CASTINGS. Capstans, Winches, 'Windlasses (all sizes), Steering Wheels, Chocks, Side Pipes,

Hawse Pipes, Chain Pipes, Sheaves, &c.

Orders received for Quartz Xining Machinery, Mill Work, and all Cast- ings (delivered in Halifax, at Manufacturers' Prices).

Sole Agents in Nova Scotia for the American SUBMERGED PUMP, •

for House, Garden, and Vessels, and especially adapted for Mines.

Agent for EVERITT'S T 'Le 1,k1

AND CLOTHES WRINGER. Also Sole Agent for BROWN'S LOW WATER REPORTER, for prevention of Boiler Explosions.

113' MUM 7© T TUDE. ier Wholesale Purchasers supplied at Foundry Prices.

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CABINET AKERS AND UPllOL TERERS,57 BARRINGTON STREET,.

HALIFAX, N. S.,

Would respectfulli invite attention to their large stock of Elegant and PlainFurniture, consisting in part of

WALNUT & MAHOGANY SOFAS, CNAlRS9 COUCHES, &c.,Upholstered in superior style and in evcry material.

Walnut & Mahogany Dining Tables, Side Boards,And every description of Dining Room Furniture carefull,y manufactured

from the best of stock.

Painted Chamber Furniture of every. description, also Mahogany and WalnutBedsteads, Wardrobes, Bureaus, &c.

^^^TH^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^TU5SES,,,..

COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS,very cheap.

Every description of Furniture made. to order at the shortest notice.0

We solicit public patronage, as from past egperience and facility in manufac-turing, we are confident of our ability to supply good furniture at the cheapestrates in the city.

ALL ZES OF SrIIAt , WAIAJII:OELSlJ

Of thoroughly Seasoned Wood, always on hand, in the manufacture of whichgreat care is taken.

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B. G. GRAY, Barrister, Notary, Commiseioner, &o., 54 Bedford 8ow, Halifax.

Williams Charles, livery stables, 40 Creighton, h do.Williams Edward, carriage painter, b Grafton.WILLIAMS EDWARD, laborer, h Duffus.Williams Edward, painter, h Duffus.Williams Eliza, wid James, h 5801 Upper Water.Williams George H., clerk, h 86 Morris. ^, .Williams Grace, wid Thomas, h 53 Albro.Williams Henry, bricklayer, h 158 Gottinben.Williams John, laborer, h 122 Albermarle.Williams John, laborer, h 163 Grafton. 'WILLIAMS & LEVERM AN, turners and jig saNyers, 160 Upper

. Water, and 25 Carlton.Williams William, seaman, h 11 Proctor's Lane.Williams William, turner and jig sawying, 160 Upper Water, h 27

Carlton.Williamson Mrs., h 17 Dresden Row,Willing John, shoemaker, h 106 Locknian. 'Willing William, tailor, h 117 Maitland.Willis James, messenger military store department, h 101 Albermarle.Willis John R., aee. board of school commissioners, h 48 George.Willoughby GeorgéA., . clerk, h 42- Brunswick.Wills Eleanor, wid John, h 132J Lockman.Wills John, liquors, 104 Albermârle, h do.Wills William, shoemaker, h-434 Upper Water.Wilsin Jasper, laborer, h Depot Road n Russell.Wilson A., artist, 122 Hollis, bds 63 Lockman.Wilson Adam, blacksmith, h 65 Argyle.Wilson Alfred, blacksmith, h 63 Lockman.Wilson Arthur, gasfitter, h 10- Prince William.Wilson Edward, painter, h Maitland:Wilson Edwin A., clerk, h 31 Morris.Wilson Enoch M., depaty sheriff, h 140 Grafton.Wilson Gleorge,'shoemaker, h 50 Brunswick.Wilson George, gasfitter, h 10 Prince William.Wilson Henrietta, wid Henry, h 10 Prince William.Wilson Henry S., baker and confectioner, 134 Hollis, h 132 do.WILSON J., & CO., cabinetmakers, &c., 55 and 57 Barrington. (See Adv.

opp,)Wilson James, coopex, h 47 Lockman.Wilson James, blacksmith, h 25 Jacob.Wilson James, guard Provincial Penitentiary,- h 22 Dresden Row.Wilson James A., cabinetmaker, &c., 55 and 57 Barrington, h 47 Look-

"man.WILSON JAMES E., stove dealer, 255 HoIlis, h 77 Birmingham.

(Seé Adv. opp.)Wilson James M., carpenter, h 15 Garrick.

WOODILV3 " Triuznph,". Fountain Soda and Minerai Waters, 141 Hollis St.

336 HAL [FAX.

J. R. JENNETT & CO,, Wholesale and Retail China Warehouse, 154 Granville St.

Wilson James M., messenger, h 145 Gottingen.Wilson James S., letter carrier, h 145 Gottin,)en.Wilson John, cooper, h 70 Lower Water.Wilson John, blacksmith, h 7 Lockman.Wilson John, cabinetmaker, 55 and 57, Barrington, h 47 Lockman.Wilson John, carpenter, bds Clifton House.Wilson John, seaman, h 14 Roast's Lane.Wilson John, harnessmakerz h 174 Brunswick.Wilson Joh.n, laborer, 32 Cunard.Wilson John, blacksmith, h 25 Jacob.Wilson John R., baker, 301 Upper Water, h 299 db.Wilson Lewis, blacksmith, Bermudian Wharf, Upper Water, h 6^-

Lockman: °Wilson Margaret, h 54 Argyle.Wilson R. B., ^ photographer, h 132 Hollis.Wilson R. J., 'schoolteacher, h 100 Cunard.Wilson Robert, shoemaker, h 50 Brunswick.Wilson Samuel, h 70 Argyle. °Wilson Thomas, h 50 Brunswick.Wilson Thomas, pooper, h 47 Lockman.Wilson William; manager Co-operative Society, 193 Barrington, h 223

Brunswick.WILSON WILLIAM, hats, caps and furs, 162 Granville, h 41 South.Wilson William, printer, h 116 Upper Water.Wilton George, laborer, h 169 Barrack.Winborn George, painter and glazier, h 60 Grafton.Winsor G. T., grocer and liquors, 85 and 87 Lower Water,, h do.Winters James, blacksmith, h 3 Argyle.Wisdom Alonzo, carpenter, h 50 Barrington.Wisdom Henry, builder, 116 Lower Water, h Dartmouth.WisdomWilliain'A.,ma chinigt, h Foundry Lane.Wise James D., tailor, h 101 Cornwallis.Wise John, laborer, h 101 Cornw^llis.JWise Robert, grocer and liquors, 103 'Cornwallis, h-10.1- do.Wiseman William, grocer, Barrington, h 16 Church.Wiseman William,, fruckman, h Salter's Lane,Wiswell Charles E., merchant, Viswell's Wharf, 51 .Lower Water, h I

Wiswell G. H., messenger People's Bank, Duke cor Hollis, h do. ^Wiswell Henry, secretary Provincial Building Society, 64 Bedford Row,

h Pine and Tulip, Dartmouth.Wiswell Henry J., clerk, h 1 Fawson.Wiswell W. H., auditor and cashier telegraph office, h,16 Tower. Road.WISWELL WILLIAM G., builder, .3'..Bayers, h 5 do. (See Alv,

lnde.x p. 57.) 7 . 1 - .Withrow Elizabeth, wid Jacob, h 102 Queen.Withrow Isaac, wheelwright; h 39 Wellington.

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B. G. GRAY, Barrister, Notary, Commissioner, &o., 64 Bedford Row, Halifax.

Withrow Reuben, salesman, bds 116 bills. Wilton Joseph, shoemaker, h, 53 Alberraarle.

Wood A.ndrew, mason, 89 Creighton, h do. - Wood Andrew L., drygoods, 125 Barrington, bds 3 Blowers. •

Wood Charles, seaman, h 172 Brunswick. Wood Elijah, sea captain, h 3 Blowers. • Wood Francis, painter, h 84 Creighton. • Wood John T., h 130 Grafton. WOOD J. TAYLOR, coernission and shipping merchant Lawson's

Wharf, Lower Waterl; -29 South. Wood Kate, sewin ,, machine'operlitor, h 170 Upper Water, Wood Louisa-

' wieWilliam, h 162 Upper Water.

Wed Samuel, 54 Duke. Wood Thomas F., bookkeeper, h 1 Morris. Woodaman Daniel, carpenter, h 95 Albermarle. WoodaMan Frederick, carpenter, h_ 95 Albermarle. Woodaman Thomas E., blacksmith, 18 Falkland, h 95 Albermarle. Woodanian William H. baker, h 54 Duke. WOODGATE ARTHUR, post office inspector, h 2 Annandale. Woodhouse Paùl, laborer, h 37 Grafton. Woodill Alfred, clerk, h ,102 Gottingen. WOODILL ALFRED H., physician and surgeon, h 42 Pleasant. .WOODILL BROTHERS, druggists,141 Hollis. (See Adv. next page.) Woodill F. B., bds Mansion House. WOODILL GEORGE, victualler, 160 Argyle, h 18 Albro. Woodill George A., clerk, h 2 Albro. - Woodill George W., victualler, h 18 Albro. WOODILL JAMES, victualler, 187 Upper Water, h 59 Gottingen. WOODILL JAMES, & SON, victuallers, 187 Upper Water. WOODILL jOHN, victualler dealer in wool, skins, hides, eto., 152 and

154 Upper Water, h 156 do. (See Adv. Index p. 57.) - WOODILL ROBERT, saddle and harness maker, 24 Bedford Row, h

102 Gcittingen. I Woodill W,.; clerk, h Gottingen.

WOODILI WILLIAM, victualler, 187 Upper Water, h 26 Albro. WOODILL WILLIAM T., victualler, 239 and 241 Hollis, h 2 Albro. W061)}4W. N., druggist, &c., 141 houle, bds Mansion }louse. Woods Cefiey, laborer, h 11 Cunard. Woods Mete, shoemaker, h 4 Prince William. Wootrs James, -hay, grain, &c., 9 and,11 Argyle, h 20 Grafton. • -VS7'.0ds'Paul, h 9 Argyle. Woods Robert, liquors,h 117 Albermarle. Woods Thomas, porter, h 60 - Lockman. Woods Thomas, sea captain, h 35 Lower Water. Woodten George, liquors, h Richmond. Woodworth G. N., salesman, h 190 Lockman. Woodworth Henry, salesman, h 190 Lockman.

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338 HALIFAX.

WOODILL ' S

CITY DRUO STORE141 Hollis Street,

THE PACTORY AND WIIOLEaALE DEPOT OP

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WOOD I LL'S GERMAN BAKING POWDER ,wooma's WORM LOZENGES,

AND ALL OP

WOODILL 'S PPEPARATI O N S . '',

Genuine Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Dye Staffs,Perfumery,

ALSO,

SOAPS,, SPONGES, BRUSHES, COMBS, GLASSi^ARE,

& C.I & C., -&- C.I

with every article usually found in a first class Drug Store.

Personal attention given to all Prescriptions ; and thisestablishment has no connection with any of the medical profession.

Prices charged for prescriptions dispensed are extremely low._..^ .- .

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B. G. GRAY, Barrister, Notaiy, Commissioner, 8oe., 54 Bedford Row, Halifax.

WOOLNOUGH CHARLES, liquors, 80 Queen, h do. WOOLRICH J. H., druggist, 116 Upper Water, h46 Brunswick. WOOLRICH T. V., dry goods, 60 and 62 Brunswick, h do. (See

Adv. Inclex p. 57.) Woolven William, storekeeper, h 61 Lower Water. Wornell Daniel, laborer, h 19 Hurd's Lane. Worrall George, baker, h 122 Brunswick. - Worrall Henry, porter, h Brunswick. Worrall H. F.. beekeeper, h North Park. Worrall Robert, clerk, bds 33 Hollis. Worth George, butcher, h 86 Creighton. Worth James, engineer, h 86 Creighton. Worth Thomas, painter, h 86 Creiglon. Worth Thomas, carpenter, bds 63 Cornwallis. Wray Thomas, messenger, commissariat, h North n King. Wren Elizabeth, grocer and liquors

' 29 Creighton, h 20 Falkland.

Wren Maurice, Maurice grocer and liquors, h 20 Falkland. Wright C. H. W., clerk, h 153 Brunswick. WRIGHT C. W., secretary Merchants Marine Insurance Company, 10

Prince, h 153 Brunswick. Wright Edward, liquors, 386 Upper "Water, h 388 do. Wright Elizabeth, wid .Nicholas, h 13 Argyle. Wright Frederick H., clerk, h 153 Brunswick. Wright George, carpenter, h Poplar Grove. Wright Henry A., mason and plasterer, h 151 Brunswick. Wright James, watchman, 11 Albermarle. Wright Margaret wid Robert, h 36 LowerWater. Wright Robert, brass founder, 46 Granville, h 41 Prince. Wright Robert, variety shop, Depot Road n Depot, h do. Wright W. H., machinist, h 151 Brunswick. WYLDE CHARUS J.

, commission and West India merchant, 165

Lower Water; h 70 Morris. WYLDE ISAAC J., barrister and insurance agent, 159 Hollis, h 11

Birmingham. WYLDE JOHN T., commission and West India merchant, 165 Lower

Water, h Armbrae Place, McCulloch Road. Yates George S., boot and shoe manufacturer, 28 George, h 15 Hollis. Yeomans Frederick W., hatter, h 10 Bauer. Yeomans H., insurance agent, 62 Bedford Row, h 34 Queen. York William, laborer, h 15 Maitland. York William, shipcarpenter, h 179 and 181 Grafton. Young David, h 34 Creighton. Young Edward, seaman, h 30 Grafton. Young George Y., salesman, h 6 Mumford Terrace. - YOUNG , HART it' CO., commission and West India Merchants, Cald

well's Wharf, 171 Lower Water. Young James, carriagemaker, h 11 Young.

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J. E. JENNETT & CO. invite the attention of buyers to their Stock, 164 Granville.

Young James, caulker, Dockyard. Young John, broommaker, h 6 Prince William. YOUNG JOHN, butcher, 66 Gerrish, h do. Young John, laborer, h 55 Buckingham. Young John B., civil engineer, 80 Granville, h 19 Morris. Young John C., blacksmith, h 11 Young. Young John H., carpenter, h 17 Queen. Young John H., sailmaker, h 3 Dresden Row. Young John W., commission and West India merchant, Caldwell's 'Wharf,

h 37 Hollis. Young Joseph W., military clerk, h 3 Maitland. Young Matthew, blacksmith, Fairbank's Dock, 121 Lower Water, h 20

Pleasant. Young Matthew, grocer and liquors, 99 Lower Water, h do. Young Richard, carpenter, h 67 Garrick. Young Robert D., laborer, h 46 Grafton. Young Samuel, liquors, 76 George, h 74 do. YOUNG T. F., builder, Drillio's Wharf, Upper Water, h Garrick. YOUNG T. F., & CO., builders, Drillio's Wharf, Upper Water. (Sec

Adv. Index p. 57.) Young W. D„ upholsterer, 118 Cornwallis. Young William, blacksmith, h 20 Pleasant. •

YOUNG SIR WILLIAM, chief justice, h 9 South. Yuill William, clerk, h Inglis. Zong Jacob, laborer, h 136 Argyle.

IV, U.S. SYMOND & CO.,

IRON FOUNDERS & • MACHINIST,

STOVES, GRATES, &c., ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.

FOUNDRY Mang OFFICE-DUKE STREET, HALIFAX) N. S,

Mantlea &Jacketa to order at CRAB, ROBSON Ss CO'8., 121 Granville Street, Raifax,

DARTMOUTH., 341

GEORGE W. HALLS, General Agent, 64 Bedford Row, Halifax. See Adv. opp. Brokers

DARTMOUTH.

Albro Robert,farmer, h East Basin Road. Adams George, machinist, Ochterloney. Alexander Neil, machinist, h Quarl. Allen Charles, carpenter

' h Quarl.

Allen Edmund, fireman, h Water. Allen Fred. S., tanner, h Stairs Road. Allen James, bookkeeper, h Blockhousel

Hill. Allen John, mason, h Quarl. Allen -Joseph W., grocer, h Water. Allen Miss Margaret, dressmaker, h

Fitzwilliara n Quarl. Allen Mary S., dressmaker, h Block-

house Hill. Allen Miss hlerribah, dressmaker, h

Fitzwilliam n Quarl. Allen Richard A., taner, .Rockland,

East Basin Road. Allen Thomas

' tinsmith, h Dundas.

Allen Thomas S., bookkeeper,h Dundas. Anderson, John, baker, h Ochterloney. Anderson John, printer. Angwin James H., bookkeeper

' h Water.

ANGWIN REV. THOMAS, Wesleyan Methodist, h Water n Quarl.

Angwin William K., bookkeeper, h Water n Quarl.

Arnold James, moulder, h Coal Harbor. .Austin Joseph, guager and proof officer. Austin Joseph H., clerk. Baine James, carter, h Ochterloney. Baine John, laborer,. Wilson's Lane n

Portland. Baine Mary,wid William, h 0 chterloney. Baine Patrick,carpenter, h Ochterloney. Baley Edwatrd, carpenter, h Rudolph

Lane'. Baley George, carpenter, h Rudolph

Lane. Barnstead Henry, clerk, h Water. Bayer John, farmer, h Water. Bayer John, jun., tinsmith, h Water. Bayer Rufus, brassfounder, h Water. Beasley Archibald,shoemaker,Portland,

h King. Beasley George, iron moulder, h Quarl. Behan Thomas, porter, h Ochterloney.

Bell Ed ward, farmer, h Coal Harbor Road.

Bettinson John, grocer, Ochterloney. Beverley Emma, wid Chs., h Creighton. Billing Edward, dry goods, h North. Bishop John W., blacksmith, Water, h

Bishop. Bishop William B., bookkeeper,h Creigh-

ton n Canal Road. Black James, tinsmith, h Preston Road. Black James, jun., h Preston Road. Black John B., foreman, Stair's Rope

Walk, h Ochterloney. BLACK MARTIN G,, teller Halifax

Banking Co., h OchterioneynDundas. Blois Hiram clerk, bds Ochterloney. Bonn Paschal, gunsmith, Portland n

Canal Bridge, h do. Bowers Thomas, merchant, h Windmill

Road. Bowers William, farmer, h East Basin

Rond. Bowes James, painter, Bedford Row, h

King. Bowes John, printer, h North. Bowes John, laborer, h Canal Road. Bowes Thomas, shipcarpenter, h Canal

Road. Boyne Robert, laborer, h Preston Road. Brennan Catherine, wid Edward, h

North. Brennan Matthew, ship carpenter, h

North. Brodie James, farmer, h Windmill

Road. Brodie James, truckman, h Stairs Road. Brodie William, farmer, h Stairs Road. Brown Abraham, laborer, h Water. Brown Abraham, tanner, h Water. Brown John C., grocer, Portland, h do Brown Robert A., clerk, h Water. Burk William, moulder, h Turtle Grove. Busby William, laborer, h Rudolph

Lane. Butter James, boots and shoes, 175

Lower Water, h King. Byérs Edmund, watchman, h Water.

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J. . R. JENNETT tg.t CO., China, Glass and Earthenware Warehouse, 154 Granville St.

Cahill John' printer, h King.

Cahill John C ., bookkeeper, King. Campbell George, carpenter, h Ochter-

loney. Campbell George H,, tinsmith, h Och-

terloney. Campbell John, geologist, h Water. Campbell John S. boat builder, North

n Water, bds OChterloney. A Campbell Robert S., physician and

druggist, Portland n Steam Ferry Wharf, h Water.

CAMPBELL it WHITE, tinsmiths, 0 chterloney.

Campbell W. H., tinsmith, Ochterloney, Canal Flour Mill.

Carter Job, skate grinder, h Water. Cashon John, blacksmith, h Portland

n Canal Bridge. Cassidy James, carter, h Church. Cattley J. Arthur, bookkeeper, h Och-

terloney. Chambers Mary„ wid Alexander, h

Fairbanks. Chipman James, engineer, h n Rope

Walk. - Church A. F., map manufacturer, Och-

terlo..ey. Clarge P., laborer, h Water. Coleman E. L., grocer

' Water, h do.

Coleman George, boat builder, h Water Coleman John, clerk, h Ochterlone'y. Coleman Williatu, sea captain, h Och-

terloney: Collins John, laborer, h Fairbanks. Collins Samuel, foreman. Condran John, gardener, h Eastern

Passage Road. Connors Charlotte, wid George, h Port-

land. Cooke Thomas E., bookkeeper, h Pine

cor Duke. Corbètt John, salesman. Corbett Patrick, ticket master H.

S teamboat Co. Corbin Andrew. R., clerk.. Corkurn George, farmer, h Dundas n

Quarl. Corpery Dennis, laborer, h Creighton. Cortney John, mason, h Fairbanks. Cortney John, jun., clerk, Fairbanks. Courtney Thomas, iron moulder, h

Water. Craig Charles, iron inoulder, h Water. ,Craig George, ropemaker, h Ochter-

loney.

Craig Robert, dyer, h Pine. Crawford Archibald, blacksmith. Creighton Allman, commission mer-

chant, h Quarl n King. Creighton T. G., clerk. CRICHTON G. A. S., clerk, h The

Brae. Crichton James A., bookkeeper, h The

Brae. Cronan John, merchant, h Black Rock ,

Cronan William, clerk, h Water. Crossley William, laborer, h Union. Crossley William, iron melter, h King. Crowell William, laborer, h Downey's

Lane. . Cushing Ann, wid Thomas, h Water. Cushing James, painter, h Water. Cushing Thomas, butcher, h.Water. Daly Dennis, shipwright, h Ochter-

loney. Dalziel James, ropemaker, h Portland. Danahy John, laborer, h n Black Rock. Dart C., mason, h Creighton n Canal

Bridge. Dartmouth Nail Factory, E. Albro

Co., proprietors, Rockland. Dartmouth Public School, Ochterloney. Dartmouth Woollen Factory, 1st lake. Davidson Thomas G., builder, North. Day Peter, carpenter. Day Peter, shoemaker, h Water. Day William, laborer, h Water. DesBrisay Charles M., physician, h

King. DesBrisa.y T. B., physician, h King. DeVan Michael, shipwright, h Water. DeVaia William, boatbuilder, h Water. DEWOLF JAMES R., M.D., medical

superintendent Hospital fur Insane, Eastern Passage Road.

Dickson R. D., engineer Hospital for Insane, Eastern Passage Road.

Dickson Mrs. R. D., housekeeper, Hos- pital for Insane, Eastern Passage

' Road. Doane Matthew R., sea captain

l h Quarl.

Doraidy Michael,seaman,h Ochterloney. Donohoe John, carpenter, h Portland. Donovan John, grocer, Portland. Donovan John, tailor, h Ochterloney. DONOVAN JOHN, watchman. Dooly John, Grist mills, Windmill

Road, h do. Douglas reter, iron moulder, h Fair-

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GEORGE W. HALLS, Ship Broker, 64 Bedford Row, Halifax. See Adv. opp. Brokers.

Downey Maurice, painter, 89 ArgSle, hDowney's Lane.

Downie George, storekeeper Hospitalfor Insane, Eastern Pa_sage Road.

Drake Henry, salesman, h Ochterlonej-.Drake John, cabinetmaker, h Ochter-

] oneF.Drake Susan, wid C harle., h Water.Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer.Dubay John, ropemaker, h Abbeyville.Dunivan James J., laborer, h Fitzwil-

liam n Portland.Dunn Ann, wid Michael, h Ochterloney.Dunn James, merchant, h Quarl.

FARRELL D. G., grocer, liquors andlumbér dealer, Water n Portland, hdo. (See Adv. Index p. 57.)

Farrell Donald, merchant, h King.FARRELL JAMES, wheelwright,

Portland, h Mount Thorn.Farrell Paul, grocer, Ochterloney.Farrell Thomas, wheelwright, h Quarl.Farquhar Alexander, laborer, h Ochter-

lonec,Farqiiharson Alexander, farmer, h Fitz-

william.Faulkner Archibald, machinist, hWind-

mi1lIload.Dunn John F., carpenter, hWater. Faulkner James, machinist and nailer,Dustan George G., manager sugar refi- ti h Vrindmill road.

nery, h Eastern Passage Road. Faulkner R. W., machinist, h WindmillEather George, pedlar, h Portland. Road.Edgecotubelllary, wid Gabriel, hWater. 1 Faulkner Stephen, blacksmith, h SVind-Edgecombe Richard, sLipcarpenter, h ^11 Road.

Iiing n Green. Friulliner. Walter, nail cutter, b'Water.Ellender :Ilatthew, contractor, h E 3st-

ern Passage Road.Elliott Edward, carpenter, Ocsterloney,

h Chapel Lane.Elliott Francis, gents furnishing goods,

Georae, h FitzRillitecn.Elliott Freeman,gents furnishing goods,

151 Hollis, h Chapel Lane.Elliott G. C., tanner, bds Fairbanks.Elliott Henry, architect, h n Common.Elliott J. B., drygoods, 134 and 135

Granville, h Prince George.Elliott John, tanner, h Fairbanks.Elliott li,, wid John, h Portland.Elliott Thomas G., carpenter, h Quarl.Elliott William, grocer and soap and

candle manufacturer, Ochterloney.Eunis Richard, policeman, h King.Esdaile John, h Quarl.Etter James, carter, h Ochterloney.Evans Charles E., bo.okkeeper, h Port-

land, n Prince William.Evans H. C., clerk, h Portland.Evans Owen, bookkeeper, h Portland,

n Prince William.EV AINS WILLIAM L., commission mer-

chant, Upper Water, h Portland nPrince William.

Fairbanks Lewis, merchant, h EasteraPassage Road.

Fairbanks Sarah, wid Charles, h King.Falconer Daniel, shoemaker, bds Och-

terloney.FaLCONER DAVID, commission mer-

chant, h Ochterloney.

Fiudlàs Ilénry,:overseer canal, h Pres-ton Road.

Findlay Jmachinist, h Ochterloney.Forcade Alfred, machinist, h Water,Forbes John, skate manufacturer, h r

Portland.Forbes John, machinist, h Creighton n

Canal Bridge.Forbes William, machinist, h Fitzwil-

liam.'Forsyth Alexander, weaver, h. Ochter-

loney.Foster Edward, clerk, h North.Foster Edward V. B., clerk, h Water.FOSTER JAMES,. barrister and attor-

ney, h Water.Foster James, clerk.Foster Martha, schoolteacher, h Gary.Foster Rufus, merchant, h Water.F^oster William R., student at law, h

Water.Fraser Hugh P., engineer, h. QuArl n

King.Fraser W. J., commission merchant, h

Foot Lake Road.Frazee William, teacher Commercial

College, h Windmill Road.Fuller Patrick, J. P., hWatér n Quarl.Fuller J., drygoods, 135 Granville, h

Water.Gammon Herbert, gunsmith, h n Canal

Bridge.Gammon William, tinsmith, h Portland.Gaston James, carpenter, h Coal,Har-

bor Rotid.

JOB. FORTUNE allows a Liberal Disconn,t for Cash, 75 Granville Stre;t, Halifax..

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J. R. JENNETT & CO, sells to Wholesale Buyers on reasonable terms, 154 Granville.

Gaston John, blacksmith, h Coal Har-bor Road.

Gaston Samuel, tinsmith, h Coal Har-bor Road.

Gaston Thomas, blacksmith, h Coal Harbor Road.

Gates Andrew, blacksmith, h Water. Gates Archibald, carpenter, h Quarl. Gates James, carpenter. Gates John, carpenter, h Quart.

O Gates Lamont, carpenter, h Quarl: Gates William, carpenter, h Bishop. Gentles Thomas, baker, h Ochterloney. Gentles Thomas, jun., baker, h Ochter-

loney. Gillard John, mason, h Pine. Gillard John, jun., mason, h Pine. Gillard & Son, masons, Pine. Gladwin Charles, mason, h Quarl. GLASSON W. M., machinist, h Ochter-

loney. Glazgbrook Jatnes, foreman oakùm

house, h Dowriey's Lane. Glazebrook Thomas, laborer, h Down-

ey's Lane. Glendinning Henry W., soda water

manufacturer, Water n Portland. Graham C., shipcarpenter, h Bishop. Graham Elizabeth, wid James, h King. Graham James, sea captain, h Boggs. Graham James, ,fi,s berman, h Water. Graham John, butcher, h Ochterloney

n Ferry. Graham John, shipcarpenter, h Quart. Graham Joseph, carpenter, h Boggs. Graham Nelson, machinist, h Quart. Graham Timothy, fireman, h Creighton. Grangér Albert, reeler, Ropewalk. Gray Jeremiah, boilermaker, h Water n

Boggs. Gray John laborer, h Ochterloney, GRAY ROBERT, shoemaker, h Water. Gray Thomas, tobacconist, h °elate>

loney. Gray William, laborer, h Portland. Green Adam, laborer, h Bishop. Green Hugh, grocer and liquors, Water. Green Hugh, laborer, h Ochterloney. Green John, watchmaker, h Ochter-

loney. Green William, carter, h Ochterloney. Greig Charles, machinist, h Water. Greno Charles, blacksmith. Goudge John, clerk Savings Bank, h

0 Chterl oney. Goudge Louis, clerk, h Ochterloney.

Halifax and Dartmouth Steam Ferry Company, G. A. McKenzie, agent ; office Portland n Ferry.

Hall James, shipwright, h Boggs. Hamilton Miss E. R., assistant principal

Dartmouth School. Hamilton Miss Mary A., 2nd teacher

O Dartmouth School. Hanley James, shipwright, h Portland. Harris John, pianoforte tuner, h Water. Harris Joseph, patternmaker, h Water. Hartshorn .NIary J., widz Richard, h

D undas. Harvey Henry E., accountant, h C reigh-

ton. Hastings Edward, ropemaker, h Och-

terloney. Hay John clerk, h Ochterloney. Heffernan John, laborer, h Boggs. Henderson Alexander, laborer, h Pine. Herbert N. M., surgical appliances, h

Quarl. Hill captain N. T., h Ochterloney. Flinch- Henry, blacksmith, h Ochterlo-

ney. Holliday Garvin, machinist, h Water. Hollies John, principal Dartmouth

School, h n Canal Bridge. HONEYMAN, REV. DAVID, D. C. 17.,

geologist, h Ochterloney. Flooper William, ship carpenter, h Och-

terloney. Horne Charles E., machinist, h Eastern

Passage Road. Horn Henry J., miller, h Eastern Pas-

sage Road. Horn James, laborer, h Eastern Pas-

sage Road. Horner James, laborer, h Eastern Pas-

sage Road. FIorner James, laborer, h Fitzwilliam. Horner Richard, laborer, h Quarl. Hoyne Edward, hotel, h Quarl. floyne Edward, jun., marblecutter,

Quart. Hudson Helen, wid W., h Ochterloney., HUNT REV. A. S., Baptist, h Dundaq

n Quarl. Hunt Aubrey, bookkeeper. Hunt Geo. A., shipwright, h Creighton. Huntston John, moulder, h 0 chterloney. Huntston Samuel, engineer, h Ochter-

loney. FIurley Michael, butcher, Water, h do. Hurley. Michael, grocer and, liquors, lo

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DARTMOUTH . 346OEORGE W. HALLS, General Agent, 64 Bedford Rowo Halifax . See Adv . opp. Brokers.

Hutchinson 'Albert, skate polisher, hCreighton .Huxtable John, painter, h Water .fluxtable Robert, ruachinist, h Block-house Hill .Hyde Frank, clerk ;--,~ds Ochterloney .HYde T, A., grocer a, bd liquors, Ochter-loney.ff~de William, carpenter, h Coal Har- Ibor Road .Ingraham John, machinist, bds Ochter-

loney .Innis Richard, conatable, h PortlandcorWater.Innis Robert, farmer, b"Creighton.Isennaugh Jacob, carpenter, b Water .

Jackson George, shipwright, h Ochter-loney .Jacobs,fo3eph, travelling agent, h Och-

terloney . .JANES ALEXANDER, barrister, 10Prince, h Creighton .Jenkins John, carpenter, h Water .Jenkins John, boat buil-ler, h Water nNortb ,Jenkins John, jun ., carpenter, h Water.Jenkins Thomas, carpenter, h Water .Jennings Henry A ., bookkeeper .Johnston Henry, bookkeeper, h MountArael ia .Johnston Henry, assistant engineer, hn Ropewalk .Johnston David, laborer, h Fitzwilliam .Johnston Geo ., machinist, h Portland .JOHINSTON JAMES, barrister, Hollis ,h Eastern Passage Road . XJ91INSTON HoN . JAMES W., judge inEquity, Mount Amelia, h Cual If ar-

bor Road .Johnston John, clerk .Johnston Moses, laborer, h Gary .Jones Daniel, h'Prince n George .Kane Michael A., ironmoulder, h Water.Keans Patrick, laborer, h n Windmill

Road.Keating William, carpenter, h Bishop.Kedy James, h Taft's Cove .Keeler William, farmer, h 211t. Pleasant .Keens Frederick, foreman tar house .Keboe Patrick, laborer, h Fairbanks .Keizer James, boilermaker, h Water n

North .Keizer Joseph, boilermaker, h Water .Keizer Philip, h Water .Renfick Patrick, laborer, h . Eastern

Passage Road .

Kennedy Jane, wid William, b Water .Kennedy John, laborer, b Black Rock .Kennedy T ., moulder, b Black Rock .Kent Isaac, schoolte,fteber, Dundas, b

Water.Keyes John, carpenter, Caiual Road .Kimball D. D., moulder, h Water .King Charles E., shipwright, h Water .King Daniel, shipearpenter, h 'Water .oilKingston Garrett C., wheelwrin, t, h

Pine .Kingston Paul, farmer, h Mt . Pleasant .Knight William, saddler, h Blockhouse

Hill .Knowlan Edward, refreshment saloon,Preston Road, h do .

Kuhn Alfred, carpeater, b Coal HarborRoad .

KUHN PETER J ., dry goods, &c ., Wa-ter corPortland, h Ochterloney .

Laidlaw Adam, ice dealer, b Presto nRoad . I

Laidlaw George, ice dealer, h Presto n. Road .Lane Sarab, -wid William, h Pine .

Lassen Henry, jeweller .Lawlor Alexander E,, bookkeeper,

Fitzwilliam n Portland .Lawlor Isabella, wid James, h Water.Lawlor Mrs E., & Co., provisions, &c .,

Portland cor Water .Lawlor J. E ., grocer and hardware, &c .,

Portland, h Water.Lawlor John, h Rudolph Lane .Leadley John, Acadia Hotel, Ochter-

lQney.Leadley Leonard, stove dealer, h Block-house Hill .Leahy Michael, carpenter and joiner, hA obeyville.

Leahy Patrick, farmer, h Abbeyville ..Leahy William, merchant, h Boggs .LeBay James, laborer, h w ater .Lee Daniel, laborer, h Bishop.Lenton James, carpepter, h Portland .Lesley John, laborer, h Pine.Letson E. A ., clerk .Letson William A., bookkeeper, . h Och-

terloney .Levie Mary Ann, wid Richard, h Water .Levie Wrn, H ., skate catter, h Water . -Lintiman Frederick, farmer: h n ist

Lake .Litster Robert, maebinist, h Quarl .Lockyer Henry, laborer, h Preston

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108, FORTUNE, Importer of Gray, White and Frinted Cottons, 75 Granville .

- e MéCall William, patternmaker I h Port- • Fitzwilliam n Portland.

re: land ici Prince William. Merson John, carpenter, h Fitzwilliaru -.. e, McCarthy Daniel, laborer, h Creighton. n Portland. • McCarthy Jeremiah 1 laborer 3 h Eastern Miller Edward, shoemaker, Portland, v Passage Road. h Prince William. X McCarthy Jeremiah, butcher, h Creigh- Miller Edward H., shoemaker, Port. ;., o ton. land, h Blockhouse Hill. ;.., at McCarthy John, , laborer, h Windmill Miller Thomas H., shoemaker, h Pine Q

, eai Road. n Ochterloney. zee McCarthy John, laborer e h Commons. Misener James, cabinetmaker, Water. (4-1 McCartney John, jeweller. Mitchell James, plumber, h Ochterlo. o McCully Samue l, school teacher, h ney. ;..

Boggs. Mizuer George, carpenter, h Pine. •e MCCURDY REV. DANIEL, Church of Mizner William, laborer, h`Nortir. id Q Scotland, h Wall. Moland Parker, ship carpenter, h Boggs. •a 3IcDonald Allen, groceries, Water, h do. Mont George, coachman , h Windmill , e McDonald John, auctioneer, h King. Road.

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1 Lockyer Robert, laborer. McKean John, machinist, h Water. • o • Lomer J., .boilermaker, h Ochterloney. McKenzie George A., agent steamboat e

77: Lyel James, shipcarpeater, h Portland. company n Steamboat Wharf, h King. . Lynch Alexander, carpenter, h Black McKNIGHT REV. ALEXANDER, pro.

m Rock. fessor of Hebrew, h n Tulip. e ‹ Lynch George, carpenter, h Fairbanks McLaughlan ,George, shipwright and • Lynch H. L., ironmoulder, h 0 chter- boat builder, bds Ochterloney. v

,-..e loney. McLaughlin Joseph, boilermaker, h

I Macadory James, carpenter, h Wind- Creighton.

I. . mill Road. McLEAN DONALD, town clerk and 4

• Maclay Isabel/a, wid John, h Eastern collector, h Quarl.

e Passage Road. McLennan . George, bricklayer,; bis ,-,

a Major Catherine wid F. W., h Preston Ochterloney.

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McLeod Alexander W., clerk m

c Major M. D., clerk, h Preston Road. McLeod Angus, clerk, h Water.

4. Manning John F Assistant Coin. Gen. McLeod William h Water. ✓ .1 )

✓ 43 Bedford Road, h North. î McNab John H., superviSor Hospital (...

a Mansfield John, laborer, h Portland. for Insane, Eastern Passage Road.

et, Marks James, seaman, h Pine. : McVigor John, laborer, h Pine.

Zi Marshall Miss L. A., school teacher. Meagher Edward, blacksmith, h Black

e. Martin George • W ' 7 drygoods, 26 Rock. rm

C.J George, b Du ylas n Quarl. Meagher John, machinist, bds . Ochter.

e Mason George, farmer, h Portland. loney. . Cià

S5 Mason George, gardener, h Fairbanks. Meagher John T., machinist, h Water. • Matticks John painter, bds Ochterloney. Mechanics Institute, 0 chterloney.

4 McAdams John, coachman h Eastern Medley Louis laborer , h Black Rock, o

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Meeting William, laborer. ,

a McCabe Michael carpenter, h Ochter- Meriman George,.painter, bds Water. taw

• Z 7 - loney. Merson Elizabeth, wid Alexander, h

McDonald Patrick, carpenter, h Water. Montgomery Hugh, rope maker, h •e McInnes Mary, wid Angus, h Quarl. Water. •

• McKAY ADAM, manufacturer steam Morash Francis, watchman, h Mount engines, Dartmouth steam engine Hogit, Eastern Passage Road. works, h 38 Grafton, Halifax. (See Morrikey Thomas, laborer, h Water. Adv, Index p. 57.) • Morton Charles, boiler maker, h Water. e McKay Duncan, clerk, bds Ochterloney. Morton William, engineer, h North.

A McKeagney Robert W., physician, Hos- Mosely Ebenezer, shipwright and boat ,• pital for Insane, Eastern Passage builder, Quarl n Water, h Ochter-

'1:1 Road. loney.

• Millinery Department at CHAS. ROBSON & CO'S., 121 Granville Street galifax.

DART^IOUTH. 347

GEORGE W. HALLS, Ship Broker, 64 Bedford Row, Halifax, See Adv. opp. Brokers.

Mosely Henry, boat builder, h Ochter-loney.

11losher Mary, vvid George, h Rudolph-Lane.

Mosher blatthew, carpenter, h Creigh-ton.

Dlosher R. laborer, h Water.Mott Thomas, h Eastern Passage Road.Moyes John, boiler maker, h Church.Moyes R., boiler maker, Church, h do.ML IIFORD FRANCIS, blacksmith,

Fittijcilliam, h do.Dlumford Francis, j un., blackmith, h

Fitzliam.^Iunlfôrtl Leander, blacksmith, h Fitz-

twilliam.Murphy Daniel, laborer,, h Bishop.Murphy Jeremiah, blacksmith, Port-

land, b King.Murphy John D., blacksmith, Portland,

h Kinglilurphy & Sons, blacksmiths, Port-0,^ land.Murray James A., carpenter, b ChurchMurray ^lichael, coal measûrer, h Port-

land.Murray William T., stove dealer, Port-

land, h do.Munro Donald, blacksmith, b Portland

n Canal Bridge.Myers William, laborer, h EWstern Pas-

sage Road.D^patt Thomas, laborer, h Water.Newlands James, carpenter, h Block-

house Hill.Newlands William, carpenter, h North."Northup Joseph J., merchant, Fair-

field.0'Donoghue Jeremiah, livery stables,

h Ochterloney.OLAND CONRAD G., brewer, h Tur-

tle Grove.OLAND ETHELRED, brewer, h Tur-

tle Grove. .OLA'ND JOHN, h Turtle Grove.OLAND JOHN, Jox., brewer, h Turtle

Grove.0R.`,1 AN JAMES R., grocer and liquors,

Water, h do. (See ddv. Index p. 57.)Ovenston John, confectigner, Ochter-

loney, h do.Ousley John,W., barrister, h Quarl.PARKER DANIEL, . physician, Prince

cor Argyle, h Eastern Passage Road.rarker H. J., clerk Nova Scotia Bank,

h Ochterloney.

Passow Fréderick, accountant P. 0 , hSûnnyside, Eastern Passage Road.

Paterson John, drill sergeant., h Wind-mill Road.

Payne Jacob, baker, Portland, h do.Peakes John D., grocer, h Quarl n

Water.Pearce Abraham, machinist, h Wall.Pearce William, engineer.Pallet Eliza, wid Henry, h Ochterlo-

ney.Pence Richard, carter, h Ochterloney.Phener Henry, ship carpenter, h SVater.Porter John, laborer, h Water,Preper John, grocer, Portland, b do.Prescott John, leather dresser, h Water.Provincial Asylum for the Insane, Eas-

tern Passage Road:

PRESTON. JOHN, Jch•., shoemaker,Iiing, h Duke. (See.Adv. Index p. 57.)

Preston Thomas, painter; h Duke.Publicover George, painter., h Dundas.Publicover Isaac, laborer, h Water.Purcell Samuel, cooper, h`Vater.

Pyke George A., bookkeeper, h Quarl.Quinn Jpmes, miller, hWindmill Road.Rasles Archibald, shoemaker, Port-

land, h Prince Willilim.Rasles & rliller, boot and shoe makers,

Portland n Fitzwilliam.Reddie Thomas, carpenter, h Water.Reid James, builder, h Eastern Pas-

sage - Road.Regan James, ship carpenter, h Quarl.Regan John, grocer and liquors, Pôrt-

land, h do:Riely DIarS, wid John, h WindmillRing Francis, boiler maker, h`Vater.Ring '"'illiani, watchman, h Water.Ritchie John, tinsmith, h Coal Har-

bor Road.Roache Agnes, wid Joseph, h Portland.Robb Andrew, grocer, Portland.Robb Walter, grocer, Portland, h do.Roberts Ellen, wid James, h Portland.Robinson Thomas, coachman, h East-

ern Passage Road.Robson Charles, drygoods, Granville,

Halifax, h Quarl.ROGERS REV. J. A., Wesleyan, h

king.Rogers J. C., clerk, h Water.Rogers 31r., ticket master steam boat

company.Roome George X., grocer, Ochterloney.

JOB. F03TUNE, Importer of Cloth, Clothing, &c., 75 Granville Street, Halifax.

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J. B. JENNETT 8; CO., Electro•Plate Cutlery, tte., 154 Granville Street.

Ross Donald, bookkeeper, h Craig, Rose Cottage, Black Rock.

ROSS REV. JAMES, D. D., principal Dalhousie college

' h Morven.

Royffe William J., fireman, h Eastern Passage Road.

Russell Alexander, blacksmith, h Water.

Russell Benjamin A. B., student at law, Ii Portland.

Russell Nathaniel, stove dealer, Port-land, h do. '

RUSSELL N., & CO., stove dealers, Portland cor Dundas. f

Ryan John, grocer, h Windmill Road. Ryley Mrs. Anne, h Tulip Hill. Sansifer Mrs. Sarah, superioress Insane

.A.sylum, Eastern Passage Road. Savage Thomas, laborer, â Fitzwilliam. Scrum William, farmer, h Coal Harbor

Road. Settle Judson, bpcksmith, h Pine. Seckins Ebenezer, cooper. Shiels Andrew, stipendary magistrate,

h Ochterloney. Shiels Andrew, jun., farmer,T QuarI. Shiels. George, police magistrate, h

0 ch terloney • Short Thomas bookkeeper, h Preston

Road. Shortell Patrick, boot and shoemaker,

Water, h do. Shortland Robert, huckster, h Water. Shortland William, carpenter. Shreve Thomas, student at law, bds. SKATE MANUFACTORY, David

Starr It Son, proprietors. Slayter Mary, wid John, h Quarl. Smith Allison, merchant, cor Bucking-

ham and Barrington, h King. Smith Daniel, watchman, h Quarl. Smith Elisha, laborer, h Quarl. Smith Hiram, merchant, h Quarl. Smith Sarah, wid Joseph. Smith William, carpenter and joiner, h

Pine. Smith William, saddler, Pôrtland bds

Water. Snow Kate, wid Charles .1 Ochterloney. Spence John, caulker, I; Boggs. Stapleson Thomas, moulder, bds °eh-

terloney. Stanley Edward, machinist, h Boggs. Staples B. F., teacher of penmanship, h

Windmill RoadP Stather Robert, clerk, h Boggs.

Stevens Thomas G., bookkeeper, h Water.

STERNS LUTHER, drygoods, Water, h do.

Stephens George, carter, h Eastern Pas-sage Road.

Stephen Thomas, bookkeeper, h Dundas. Stuart Elizabeth, wid James, h King. Stuart James carpenter, h Eastern Pas-

sage Road. Strum James, teamster. Storey George soap and candle manu-

facturer, h George,

Storey Mary, wid Charles, h Water. Sullivan Daniel, laborer. Sullivan P., moulder, h Turtle Qrove. Sutherland Gilbert, h StaIrs Road. Sutton James, blacksmith,. Portland, h

Coal Harbor Road. Swaffer John, grocer, h Windmill Road. Swan Thomas, boiler maker, h Qerl. Sweeney James, carter, h Easteref,as-

sage Road. SYMONDS W. S.,.Sr CO.., iron founders .

Church n Water. Synnott Michael, mason. Synnott Susanna, wid James, h Gary. Synnôtt Thomas, mason, h Windmill

Road. Tapper John, grocer, h Prince George. Tattnall John R. F., h Ochterloney. Taylor Edward, farmer, h 1st Lake. Taylor Jane, wid James, h Coal Harbor

Road. Taylor John, farmer, 1st Lake. Teas Henry, clerk, bds Portland. Tenant David, machinist, bd s Ochter-

loney. Thomas Louis, laborer. Thompson L., boilermaker, h Black

Rock. Thorne James H., superintendent money

order office, Halifax, h Quarl. Thorne Stephen S., clerk, h Quarl. Tremain Miss F., h King n Portland. Tremain Miss Henrietta, h Portland. Tremain Law, physician and surgeon,

Portland. Tremaine Louis E., sea captain, h.Quarl. Trider James, farmer, h Eastern Pas-

sage Road. Tufts Benjamin, laborer, h 3 . Basin

Road. Tufts James W., dry goods, Water, h do. Tufts Williamearpenter,h Ochterloney. Turner James W., tanner, h Gerrish.

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GRORGE W. HALLS, General Agent, 64 Bedford Row, Halifax. See Adv. opp. Broker$.

Turtle Grove Brewery, John Oland Whebby Edward, jun., laborer, h CanalCo., proprietors, Turtle Grove. Road.

Tyans John, laborer, h Church. Wheiply, John A., polisher, h EasternI^addell Charles, machinist, h Quarl. Passage Road.Waddell Robert, undertaker, h Quarl. White Edward, merchant, Lower Wa-Walker E. M., grocer, Ochterloney. ter, h Coal Harbor Road. ,Walker George, carpenter, h Windmill White John, tinsmith, Ochterloney, h

Road. Quarl.Walker Henry, grocer, Portland, h do. Whitley Edward, stovefitter.Walker James, shipwright, h.0chter- Whitley James, butcher, h Church.

loney. Whitley James, laborer, h Fairbanks.Walker John, carpenter, h Boggs. Wilcox Thomas, baker, h Water.lralker Richard, carpenter, h Ochter- Whidden John, carpenter, h Ochter-

loney.Wall Richard, laborer, hWilson's Lane Wilkins Thomas H., barber, Portland,

WALLACE JOHN R., cashier Provin- Wilson Elizabeth, wid William,

n Portland. h Pine Grove.Wall Thomas S., clerk. Willis John, clerk comm., h Water.

cial Savings Bank, h Portland. Quarl.Wallace Thomas, soapmaker, h Ochter- Wilson Francis, h Quarl.

loney. Wilson George, shipcarpenter,Walsh 'Helen, wid William. Creighton.Walsh James, laborer, h Pine. f Wilhon Henry, moulder, h Ochterloney.Wambolt Amos, carpenter, h Creigh- Wilson James, bookkeeper.

ton. Wilson James, cabinetmaker, h Och-W, arner Edward, shipwright, h Rudolph terloney.

Lane. Wilson James, joiner.Warner James, machinist, h Ochter- I Wilson James, gardener, h Eastern Pas-

loney. sage Road.WARNER SAMUEL, printer, Fitzwil- Wilson Samuel, carpenter

liam, h Windmill Road. loney.h Ochter.

jVarner Robert, carter, h Boggs. Wilson jValtou, carpenter, h Quarl.Warner Robert, ropemaker, h Boggs. Wilson William, firemart, h King.Warren Charles S., bookkeeper, h Wilson William, merchant, h Ochter-, Prince George. loney.Watson John, shipcarpenter, h Wind- Wirell. Nicholson, auctioneer, h Pine.

mill Road. Wisdom Henry, clerk.Waugh Thomas, carter, h Pine. Wisdom John, grocer, h Portland.

.Nebber George, engineer. Wolf John, carpenter, h Coal Harbor^«ebber William, gardener, h Pine. Road.Weeks George, carter, h Water. Woodaman James D., grocer, Water.WEEKS JOSEPH H., barrister, 23 WOODS VERY REV. JOHN, Canon,

Prince, Halifax, h King. Ochterloney.Weeks William H., physician, King. Wright John B., groceries, 4teamboatWells George, shipcarpenter, h Port- Wharf.

land. Yetter. Albert, shoemaker, h Ochter-Wells John, carpenter, b Water.. loney.Westlake Rebecca, wid Edward, h Och- Yetter Henry, shoemaker, h Ochterlo-

terloney. ney.Weston B. A., student at law. You1d. William, machinist, h Dundas.Whately James, butcher, h Ochterlo- Young,Edward, shipwright, h Portland.

ney. . Young George, shipwright, h Portland.Wbebby Edward, laborer, h. Canal Young H. T., clerk, h Prince Edward.

Road. Young James, laborer, h Fairbanks.

JOB, FORTUNE buys his Goods in the best Narkets, 76 Granville Street, Halifax,

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GEORGE W. HALLS, Commission Merchant, 64 Bedford Row. See Adv. °pp. Brokers.

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Allan William M., house and estate, 19 Sackville.

Allison Frederick D., coal, 61 Upper Water.

Allison J. C., & Co., general, 61 Upper Water.

Bliss A. A., saws and blacking, Gran-ville.

Brown William M., house and estate, 233 Hollis.

Chipman & Ramsey, commission, 63 Upper Water.

Cochran Fitz, mining and estate, 116 Roulis.

Coleman W. J.,& Sons, forwarding, 129 Granville.

Colford Bros., general, 78 Granville. Coombes & Thompson, house and

estate 12 Bedford Row. Crowe Ùrilliam, sewing machines, 151

Barrington. Creed Charles M., ship, • Merchants

Exchange. Des Barres Louis W., house and estate,

• 54 Bedford Row. Dun, Wiman & Co., mercantile agency,

160 Hollis. Everett Brothers, paper collars, 100

Granville. Fairbanks F. P., house and estate, 141

Hollis. - Farquhar & Forrest, house and estate,

21 George. Fraser Robert G., mining, 72 Granville. Fraser W., & Sons, pianofortes, 70 and

72 Barrington. Gray W. M. & S. H., house and estate,

139 Hollis. Halls George W., ship, 64 Bedford ROW. Hamilton P. S., mining, 72 Granville.

Èarrington Edward R , importing, 60 Granville.

Heffernan W. F., pianofortes, 13 Prince Henry & Daly, house and estate, 16

Bedford ROW. %. •

Higginson H:-B., ship, 158 Hollis. Gray B. G , house and estate, 54 Bed-

ford Row. Kaye Joseph, oils, &c.,83 Upper Water. King Edwin D., house and estate, 46

Bedford Row. Knight James, commission, .98 Upper

Water. Lawlor J. D., swing machines, 103

Barrineton. Lawson Catherine, seveing machines,

137 Hollis. Monoghan Patrick, house and estate,

191 Barrington. Morrison E., commission, Market Whf. McAlpine David, advertising, 100

Granville. McClelland Steth, hardware, 46 Upper

Water. McFarlane Walter, hardware, 204

bills. McMillan John, oila and land,. 256

LTpper Water. Moore Joseph J., mining andestate, 159

Hollis. Oldright Henry, house and estate, 54

Bedford Row. Fender W. G., house and estate,113

Barrington. Power L. G., house and estate, 46 Bed-

ford Roy. " Richey M. H., house and estate, 14

Bedford Row. Sutherland A. S., estate and mining,

29 Bedford Row. Sutherland W. D., house and estate, 14

Bedford Row.

JOS, FORTUNE, Wholesale and Retain)ry Goods, 75 Granville Street, Halifax.

35^ - HALIFAX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

1J. R. JENNETT & CO., China, Glass and Earthenware Warehouse, 154 Granville St.

Taylor Henry A., sewing machines, 53Barrington. I

Tremain Frederick J., house an`a estate,23 Prince.

Watt John W., & Co., Eclipsa blackingcompany, 115 Upper Water.

Weeks Joseph Ii., house and estate, 23Prince.

White S. A. & Co., union bank of'London, 75 Upper Water.

Wilson James E., stoves, grates, &c.,255 Iiollis.

Wylde Isaac J.,,house and estate, 159Hollis.

ARCHITECTS.Blaiklock George, 116 Lower Water.Elliott Henry, n Common, Dartmouth.Elliott & Busch, 64 L' ► ^?'<<rd Row.Malcom & Johnston, l iilo«•ers.Peters Henry, 125 Lwver Water.Stirling David, 158 11^ ,'.lis.

ARTISTS MA T::RIALS.

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rI Buckle.T. M. A., 85 Grauville.Gossip William, 87 Granville.Dlulr R.;T.., 125 Granville.Wetmore R. & J., 104 Granville.

AUCTIONEERS.Ackhtirst William, Collin's AVl,arf.Allen \villiam Dl., 1 ti Snek1-illc,.

ô Clarke L. D., Market Wharf, and 13 andw 15 Bedford Row.'W^ Clarke.:R: D., jun., Market W harf, and

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uggan ames, 216 oLreL a4-VI. ,Evans W. L., 114 Upper Water.Ferguson Kenneth, 108 Upper Water.Lawson Edward, & Sons, 110 and 112

o Lower %Ce,ter.$0 Nashe John D., 1 fi3 Hollis.

BAKERS.^

Barnstead William, Richmond.Cose & McCarthy, 304 and 306 Upper

Water.Ellis William, 17 Eauer.Fennerty 11Irs. J.,. 25 Argyle.

Cr HaWley John, 44 13r.rrin^ ton.Henn Maurice, 15 Creighton.Joyce Patrick, 126 Albermarle...%

rfient Thomas, 76 and i8 Dube.

Mitchell Daniel, 122 Brunswick.

Lisvréll John, 114 Gottingen.Mahar James, 103 Lower Water.

Moir & Co., 11G Argyle cor Duke.. blcAinsh David, fancy, 107 and 109Barrington.

Payne Jacob, Portland, Dartmouth.Plielan Francis, fancy, 39 Brunswick.Preston Edward G., fancy, 23 Bruns-

wick.Scott John, 62 George.Sc'riv ^s J. J., 274 Upper Water.4`hjffr John, 154 Argyle.Suffivan Charles, 9 Dresden Row.Wilson 11. S., 132 and 1.04 Hollis.Wilson John R., 301 Upper Water.Wilcox Thomas, Water, Dartmouth.

BANKS.

Bank of British N. America, 217 Iiollis.Merchants Bank,86 and 88 Bedford Row•Bank of lliontrenl, Halifax agency, 10

Prince.Bank of Nova Scotia, 1.64 Hollis.Halifax Banking Company, 55- Cliper

`Ca te r.People's Bank, Duke cor Iiollis.Saving's Bank, Province building.Union Bank, Iiollis cor Priuce.

BARRISTERS.

Akins T. B., 89 Brunswick.Bligh 11. Ii., 64 Bedford Row.Bullock Charles B., 64 Bedford Row.Ciarke Napean, Court Ilouse.Collins Brenton II., 57 Upper Water.Coouibes & Thorupson, 12 Bedford Row.Des Barres Louis W., 54 Bedford Row.Fairbanks Frederick P., 141 Iioll:s.Foley James, 11 Prince.Gray B. G., 54 Bedford Row.Gray W. M. & S. FI., 139 Iiollia.Griffin M. J., 233 Iiollis. •Hamilton P. S., 72 Granville.Iiurrington E. H.,"bO Granville.liartshorue Hugh, 48 Bedford Row.Eenry & Daly, 16 Bedford Row.Hill P. C., 57 Upper W ater.James & Foster, 10 Prince.Jo^nston J. W. X., 64 Bedford -Row.Johnston & Payzant, 118 Hollis.Johnston W. A., 23 Prince.Keating W. H., Court House.Kiug Edwin D., 46 Bedford Row.Lenoir P. H., 143 Hollis.Lynch Peter, 159 Hollis.1laclean Howard M., 14 Bedford Row.llcCully & Blanchard, 10 Prince.M cDonald James, 64 Bedford Row.Moore Joseph J., 159 Hollis.11olton R., jun., 7.6 Barrington.Diurdock Beamish, 35 Spring Garden

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COMES Si 11103IPSON,

BARRISTERS AT LAW,

NOTARIES PUBLIC,

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SOLICITORS.

HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS.

LAW BUILDINGS,

No. 12 BEDFORD ROW,

HALIFAX, N. S.

354 EA~IFAX BUSINESS DIRECTO.RY .~ .-R . J]~NNETT & CO,, Wholesale and Retail China Warehouse, 154 Granv"

Nutting J . W,, Court House.Oldwright Henry, 54 Bedfoid Row .Power L . G., 46 Bedford Row.Primrose Alexander, 50 Granville .Pryor Eenry, 45 Bedford Row .Ritchie J. W . & J. N ., 1,58 Hollis .Richey M . H., 14 Bedford Row .~jawyer J . J ., Court House .Shannon S. L,7 46 Bedford Row.Sutherland A . S .) 29 Bedford Row .Sutherland W . D.) 14 bedford Row .Taylor Charles, 29 Bedford Row .Thomson James, 80 Gr~nville .Tremain Frederick J., 23 Prince .TwiningC barles, & Son, 10 Prince .Twining Henry C. D ., 29 Befford ROW .Uniacke A. M ., Argyle . 'Unia-cke R ., 26 Barrington .Wallace T . J . ; 120 Hollis .Weatherbe & Eaton, 158 Hollis .Weeks Joqeph H ., 21 Prince .Whidden F . M .y 141 Hollis .Whitman James, i8 Bedford, Row .Wy1de Isaac J., 159 Hollis.

BATHS .Roue John, ~04 and 106 Hollis .

ILLIARD SALOONS .Knapen 0. J, Hollis cor Sackville .

,Roue & Son, 104 Hollis .BLACKING MANUFACTURERS .

Brookes T ., 13 Sackville .Mulvena Archibald, 12 Albermarle.

13LACKSMITHS .Bellis Richard, Dutch Village Road.*Bishop John W ., Bishop, Dartmouth .Caldwell S . 4 W., Caldwell's Wharf.Deal & Mudge, 11 Cornwallis .Donovan Daniel, 3 Argyle .Dunn William, r 1025 Lower Water.Gillis John, 3 Cornwallis .Gwatkin James, 38 Duke.Holland John, 472 Upper Water .Holland William, 6-Argyle .Lyons Paqick, 22 Gottingen .Margeson Robert C ., & Son) 47 Nortb~.AlcFatridgue, John, 4 Gottingen .McNichol Hugh, 3 and 5 Argyle .Mumford Francis, Fitzwilliam, Dart-

mouth . 6Munro Hugh, 66 Lower Water .Murphy & Sons, Portland, Dartmouth .Robertson Alexander, 65 and 6 7 Argyle.Robinson Alexander, Butler's Wharf,

Upper Water .

Russell Alexander, Granite Wharf, Up-per Water .

Scriven Joseph B ., 30 Prince .Shiels Patrick, Roch's Wharf.Sullivan John, 140 Gottingen .Taylor John, 22 Argyle . 'Wilson Louis, . Berm udidn Wharf.Woodman'Thomas F., 18 Falkland.Young Matthew, Fairbanks' Dock, 121

4owe .r Water .BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS .

Buckley ff . A .*, 85 Granville .Connelly & Kelly, 36 George .Creighton A. & -H . ; 68 Upper Water .Gossip William, 87 Granville .Hall Z . S . ; 165 and '167 Hollis .

.Mackinlay A. & IV ., 123 Granville .Muir R .'T ., 125 Granville .I

BLOCK & rump MAKERS,Abb6tt Richard, Bentley's Wharf, Lo,~ver

. IV, ater .Holloway Thomas, & Son, Caldwell's

Wharf, 171 Lower Witter.Peters Thonias"H ., O'Connor's Wharf,

Upper Water .BOARDING HOUSES .

Allen,Mrs. AnKeline, 23 Barrington .BeA Johd,'179 Lower .Vater.,Bennett Sarah, 11 Poplar Grove .Bligb A . B.-i 15'-Bu ,ckingham .Burris Kate, 93 Hollis .Calkin Mrs . Sarah,-12 Statr .Carter Elizal5kh, 20 Bedford Row .Chatwin Thomas, 12 .3 Barrington .Cleverly H ., 318 Upper Water .Corrilain Sebastian, 91 Hollis .Coleman Ann, 26 Hurd's Lane .Corbin Mrs . William, 69 Barrington .Creelman John, 186 Argyle .Curkul John, 21 Poplar Grove,Dakin Mrs. E ., 34 George .Dempsey Mrs. Mary, 9 Granville .Fleming Peter, 173 Lower Water .Fletcher A., 30 Upper Water .Fraser Mrs . Susan, 14 Poplar Grove .Gammon William, 50 Argyle .Godfrey P., 145 Upper Water .Granville Mrs . Ann, 155 Upper Water .Greening George, 49 Upper Water .Hardenbrook Mrs . Adeline, 68 Gran-

ville . .Jeans Mrs . Margaret, 18 Granville .Lockart Oliver, 231 Upper Water .Maxner James, 96 Argyle. . ,, iMartin Peter, 54 Upper Water'~ I

Fancy Press Goods, CHAS. ROBSON & CO ., 121 Granville St ., Halifax .

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GEORGE W. HALLS, Commission Merchant, 64 Bedford Row. See Adv. opp. Brokers

McDonald David, 189 LoWer Water. _Morris William, 207 Lower Water. Mount Mrs. E., Steamboat Wharf, 209

Lower "Water. Mumford W. B., 59 Sackville. Murray Mrs. Ellen, 25 Bedford Row. O'Hara B., 314 Upper Water. Pool Samuel P., 7 Granville, Powers Miss Elizabeth, 253 Upper

Water. -" Renner George, Steamboat Wharf,

209 Upper Water. Rhodes John, 18 'Cornwallis. Rose John, 208 Lower Water. Scott Mrs. Frances, 80 Hollis. Scott J. W., 3 Barrington. Shaw Robert, 474 Upper Water. Smith Mrs. E. S., 153 Barrington. Smith John A., 402 Upper Water. Tapie P., 206 Lower Water. Tracey Mrs. Louisa, 74 Barrington. Tupper Addia, 84 Hollis. Tupper Hannah, 19 Sackville. .Valentine Mrs. Sarah A., 29 Duke. Vincent Mrs. M: A.., 189 .Upper Water. Walsh James, 97 Lower Water. Walsh Patrick, 127 Lower Water. Ward Thomas, 176 Upper Water. Warren Mary S., 43 Prince.

• BOAT BUILDERS. Findlay John, Roch's Wharf, Upper

Water. Mason J. W., Wilson's Wharf, Upper

Water. Moseley; 'Ebenezer, Quarl n Water,

Dartmouth. Smith John, Steven's Wharf; 1 Lower

Water.

Connolly & Kelly, 36 George. Creighton A. & H., 68 Upper Water. Donohoe James, 119 Barrington. Gossip William, 87 GranvilM: Hall Z. S., 165 and 167 Hollis. Katzmann N. P.,- 70 Granville. Mackinlay A. St- W., 123 Granville. Morton G. E., & Co., 185 Muir R. T., 125 Granville. Wesleyan Book Room, 174 A rgyle.

BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. Ayers Samuel, 76 Spring Garden Road Barnstead- Jeremiah, 372 Upper Water. Baisley Archibald,Portland, Dartmouth. Brown John, 45 Barrington. Butler James, 175 Loveer Water. Carroll Dennis, 191 Lower Water. Chisholm John, 268 Upper Water. Coombes John S., 31.Duke. Dunn William, Richmond. Eisner Nicholas, 58 Buckingham. Elliott Lewis, 31 Jacob. Fahnert John, 98 Lower Water. Fanning John, 152 Lower Water. Foley John, 300 Upper Water. Ford Richard F., 158 Upper Water. Fraser Donald, 96 Hollis. Frawley John, 119 Upper Water. Gallivan John, 273 Upper Water. G-ear James, 44 Pleasant. Gray Robert, Water, Dartmouth. Henderson William, 23 Jacob. Holloway James, 1 Dresden Row. Isner Henry, Richmond. Keeffe Andrew, 53 Duke. King & Flealy, 49 Gottingen. Langille Edmund, 547Birmingham. Lcew Augustus„,119 Grafton. Mahar Thome, 26 Prince. M cKay yrlliam, 426 Upper Water. •McKenzie James,150 Grafton. ndrahon Michael, 127 Gottingen. ".11idnight Charles, Albro ,cor Cunard. Miller Francis, 147i Gottingen. Mooney Robert, 30 Albermarle. Mulcahy John, 193 Lower Water. Murphy Jeremiah, 176 Lower Water. Newman John, 194 Lower Water. Nichols Stephen, 352 Upper Water. O'Neil John C., 174 Upper Water. , Preston John, King. - Rasley & Miller, Portland, Dartmouth. Romans Robert, 24 Duke. Shortell Patrick, Water,-Dartmouth. Snow John, 49 Birmingham. Sutton William, 424 Upper Water. Buckley M. A., 85 Granville.

Granville.

BOILER MAKERS.

McKay Adam, Dartmouth. Moyes R., Church, Dartmouth.

BOOKBINDERS. Buckley M. A., 85 Granville. Gossip William, 87 GranvilleHall Z. S., 155 Hollis. Mackinlay A. & WJ23 Granville'. Muir R. T., 125 Granville. Small Edwayl. 4., 32 Bedford Row.

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S. R. JENNETT & CO,, invite the attention of buyere to their large Stock of Goods.

Sweeney John, 442 Upper Water.Underwood,Charles, 96 Creighton.Verge William, 87 Cornwallis.Vesey Thomas, i l Bedford Row.Vincent William, 167 Upper Water.Wallace Thomas, 142 Lower Water.Wilson Robert, 52 Brunswick.

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS.

Egan E. & W. J., 32 Upper Water.Stanford James, 26 Upper titia,tor.Taylor Robert, 137 Granville.Whytal J. L., 204 Ilollis.Yates George S., 24 and 28 George.

BOOTS AND SHOES.Barnstead Cuarles, Steamboat Wharf.Bliss A. A., 140 Granville.Dunbar William, 129 Barrington.Downie CharleQ, 52 Cornwallis.Eg^jn E. & W. J., 32 Upper tiVater.Frost H. D., 93 Granville.Goreham Archibald, 23 Duke.Harris Bros., 209 Barrington,Hayden Patrick. 19 Brunswick.Kent George A., 155 Hollis.Murphy M. J., 115 Granville.Itiçkards A. J., & Co., 138 Granville.Stamford James, 26 `Jpper Water.Taylor Robert, 137 Granville.Whytal J. L., 204 Hollis.

BOWLING ALLEYS.Dupe G. W., 89 Upper Water.

BRASSFOUNDERS.Donald, Watson & Co.,46 Granville.Fultz George, 52 Maynard,Hunter James, 145 and 147 Hollis,Hunter John, 140 Ilollis.Longard E. J., & Co., 223 Hollis.McDonald & Co., 88 Barrington.

BREWERS.Jones Mrs. Ann, 600 Upper Water.Keith .Alexander et Son, 74, 76 and 78

Lower Water.McLean *& Keitu,, 82, 84 and 86 Lower

Water.Olaud John, & Co., Central Wharf,

Upper Water.0'Xullin P. & J., 17 Artz Lane.

BROKERS.Barss Simon F., ship, Baras'. W hartBoak Robert, jun., ship, Boak's Wharf,

101 Lower Water.Chipman & Co., gold, 1262 Granville, Î

Corbett Frederick, ship, Hare's Wharf,Lower Water.

Creed Charles Al., sbip, 158 Hollis.Creighton W. H., ship, Collin's Wharf.DeWolf T. & E.,shi1,,U'Connor's Wharf:Evans William L., general, 112 Upper

Water. I

Everett Brothers, exchange, 100 Gran-ville.

Farquhar & Forrest, exchange, 21George.

Fraser Robert G., mining, 72 Granville.Gray W. Dlyres, escbunge, &c., 139

Hollis.Halls George W.,ship, 64 Bedford Row.Hamilton P. S., mining, 72 Granville.Hill William, customs, Custom Houié.Huse & Lowell, exchange, 61 Upper

Water.Lawson Edward & Son's, general ship,

110 and 112 Lower Water.Star Joseph, ship, 204 Hollis.Tobin & Canning, general, 64 Bedford

Row.Yeormas Henry, insurance, 60 Bedford

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BROOM XANUFACTURERS.Stephen Alexander & Son, Steamboat

Wharf.Thomson John, 94 Lockman.

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BRUSH MANUFACTURERS.Murphy James W., 37 Dresden Row.Tyler Charles E., Robie cor Qninpool

Road,BUILDERS.

Artz Peter J., 122 Lockman.Blaiklock George, 116 Lower Water.Bowser Jacob, 141 Loctrman.Conroy John, 92 Lower Water.Crowe Jonathan, 38 Maitland.Davidson T. G., 162 Upper Water.Dempster James, 116 and 1,18 Grafton,Fenerty George, 43 Birmingham,Flinn Thomas, Richmond.Graham Robert M., 95 Cornwallis.Grant Duncan, 1 Morris.Harris Henry:J.,, 31 City,Harris William, City cor Cunard,Hill Henry G., South Hollis.Inlay Peter, 43 Birniii),gbam,Lindsay Al. M., 13 Starr.MacIntosh & ^^IcInnisf Adams' Wharf,

71 Lower Water.Ilialcom & Johnston, 1 Blowers.Marvin John W., h'iulcahy's Wharf,

Upper Wtiter,

RichBlttcg Silks at CHAS. ROBSON & CO'S., 121 Granville Stteet, Halifat.0

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"NOVA SCOTIA"

74, 76 & 78 LOWER W.ATER ST., HALIFAX, N. S.

ALEX, KEITH Si SON, (ESTABLISHED IN 1820),

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DEALSÎ COAL OIL, LUM GUANO AND GRAIN.

Special attention paid to the Chartering of Ships, &c., for European and American Freights; for vehich I can always offer the highest rates in the market. Also to the selling of Lumber and other consignments.

Having a large business connexion, I can execute Business entrusted to me with despatch and give unexceptionable references if required.

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GEOltei W. HALLS, Ship Broker, 64 Bedford Row, Halifax. See Adv. opp. Brokers,

Mumford John, 2 Mumford Terrace. Peters Henry, Salter & Twining's

Wharf, Lower Water. Sanders Thomas, Brunswick cor Diait-

land Terrace. Stewart James, Eastern PitÉsage Road. Wisdom Henry, 116 Lowe ë Water. - Wiswell William G., 3 Bayers. Young T. F. &- Co., Drillio'S- Wharf,

Upper Water.

CABINET MAKEB,S. Bigby James J., 84 Gerrish. Brander John, 161 and 165 Barrington. Brander Robert, 27 Sackville. Cummings Thomas, 43 Brunswick. Dow A., & Son, 17 and 19 Barrington. Fraser William & Sons, 7u and 72 Bar-

rington. Gordon & Keith, 37 Barrington. Hefferman W. E., 13 Prince. Hills & Brush, 82 and 84 Barrin gton. Jost Edward R., 58 Argyle. Lambert William, 48 Buckingham. Long James, 189 Grafton. McEwan & Co., 20 Barrington. Ridgeway N , &'Co., 31 Brunswick. Sinclair C. H., 34 Barrington. Wilson J. & Co., 55 and 57 Barrington.

CARPET DEALERS AND !HOUSE FURNISHINCTS.

Murray Donald, & Co., 110 Granville. Silver W. & C., George cor Hollis.

CARRIAGE MAZERS AND WREEL- WRIGHTS.

DeWolfe J. 1%1., 94 and 96 Grafton. pimock Herbert H., 16 Argyle. Doherty Timothy, 15 Falkland. Donovan Martin, 143 Gottingen. Griffin William, Windsor Road. Lamphier Andrew

' 40 Argyle.

Lyons Patrick, 22 Gottingen. Murray William, 24 Argyle. Nichols Sylvester, 159 Grafton. O'Brien & Co., Brenton. n Morris.

, CARVERS AND GILDERS.

Clouse A. J., 35 Granville. Shaw Joseph S., 61 Barrington. Valenti John & Co., 144 Hollis. Wetmore R. & J., 104 Granville.

CHAIR MANUFACTURERS. Fenton William, 7 and 9 JohnStephen Alexander, Steamboat Wharf.

CHINA, GLASS, &C. Baldwin & Co., 82 tipper Water. Jennett J. R. & Co. 154 Granville. O'Neil B., & Co., O'Connor's Wharf. Saunders Alfred, 168 Argyle.

CHOCOLATE AND SPICE miuitinc- TIMERS.

Howe R. C., office Lawson's Wharf, Lower Water, factory Dartmouth.

Mott John P., 38 Bedford Row.

CIGAB, DEALERS. (See Tobacconists.)

CLOTHIERS. Barron Walter, 33 Upper Water. Bird Daniel, 145 Lower Water. Cabot John E., 131 Granville. Campbell William, 199 Hollis. Carey William M., 67 Upper Water Clayon Mary, 52 Duke. Cunningham Roger, 40 and 42 Upper

Water. Doyle John, 93 Upper Water. Duggan Mrs. J., Lower Water. Elliott Freeman, 151 Hollis. Farquharson John, 117 Granville. Gaul William, 5 tipper Water. Harris Bros., 209 Barrington. Hesson W. A., 184 Hollis. Kearney Mrs. J., 24 Upper Water. Kearney John, 7 Upper Water. Malone Patrick, 149 Lower Water. Metzler George, 79 Upper Water. Mooney Matthew, 185 Upper Water. Mooney Thomas J., 58 Upper Water. Morley William, 153 Upper Water. Munnis James K., 118 Upper Water.' Murphy John, 41 Buckingham. - O'Connor & Briand, 91 Upper Water. O'Donoghue Matthew, 116 Granville. 011earn Michael, 209 Lower Water. Powers J. E., 142 Upper Water. Symons Thomas, 94 Upper. Water. Walsh Daniel M., 164 Granville.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS. Davis & Co., 313 Upper Water. McDaniel James,McDaniel's Wharf. Roche Charles, Roche's Wharf, Upper

Water.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. (See Merchants, commission.)

CONFECTIONERS. Alren.Bros., 205 Barrington. Austen Robert, 112 .Argyle.

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Bounett Louis, 46 Pleasant.Campbell J., 58 Gottingen.Crawford Mrs. M. A., 157 Barrington.Crook Isaac, 44 Sackville.Gorbell John, 139 Gottingen.Gough Richard, 53'Gottingen.Hall Thomas, 20 Spring Garden Road.Henderson P., 93 Grafton,.Homer Edward, Pleasant, cor Kent.McAinsh David, 109 Barrington.D1cKenzie John, 119 Granville.DlcQueen Charles, 253 Upper Water.Morris Mrs. Alaria, 99 Barrington.O'Benston John, Ochterloney, -Dart-

mouth.O'Brien Michael, 206 and - 208 Upper

Water.Preston E. G., 231 Brunswick.Robinson Airs. James, 67 Barrington.Rozee James, 418 Upper Water.Wilson Henry S., 134 Hollis.

CONSULS FOREIGN.(^ce Appendix.)

CCOPERS.Allen John, Allen's Wharf, 79 and 81

Lower Water.Brennan John, Boak's Wharf, 101 Lower

Water.Duâ'y Edward, 8 Roast's Lane.Fortune James, Oxley's Wharf, 181

Lower Water.Gaul John, Power's Wharf, 45 Upper

Water.Graves Tbnmas L., r 134 Lower Water.Heenan John, Salter & Twining's

Wharf, Lower Water.Maher liartin; 10 Lockman:McCaffray James, 10 Hurd's La-ne.McGill Joseph, r 70 Lower Water.Melvin & Flinn, .Drillio's 'Wharf, Upper

Water.Mulcahey B. & J., Conway's Wharf,

Upper Water.Jliulcaliey Wichael, liulcahey's Wharf,

Upper Water.O'Connor Edward, Bennett's Wharf,

Upper Water.O'Connor John, Fairbanks' Wharf,

Lower Water.Smith William H., 5 Jacob.Stokes Patrick, 550 Upper Water.Thompson David, Salter & Twining's

Wharf, Lower Water.Wambolt & Pace, 5 and 7 Cornwallis.Whâlen James, Moran's Wharf

'Water.

CORDIA.L AND BODA WATER MANÛ'FACTIIxEBB•

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Allen. Bros., 205 Barrington.Baker R. B., 4 Pleasant.Bennett John J., 542 Upper Water.Clark Joseph A., Barrack, cor Buck-

ingham.Croskill James, & Son, 135 Barrington.Dupe George W., 89 Lower Water.'Gibson Charles J., 99 Upper Water.G endinning H. W., Water, Dartmouth,riougall Duncan, 17 South Hollis.McLaren James, 178 Gottingen.Nash Thomas, 29, 31 and 33 Granville.

DENTISTS.

Cogswell & Mackay, 11l 11011is.Chamberlin James, Argyle.De Chery Louis, 75 Birmingham. ,1liullowney & Delaney, 120 Granville.Sewall Jotham, 106 Upper Water.

DRESS'MABERS.

Alexander Mrs. John G.,_97 BarringtonAllan Margaret, Pitzwilliam, Dart-

mouth.Dellel Eliza, 3 Dresden Row.Harrison Mrs.Margaret, 115 Barrington.Holzhamer llirs. b'Iartha,105 Barrington.Howard S., & Son, 169 Hollis.Martin Miss E., 14 Bedford Row.Murphy Miss Ellen, 137 Lower Water.

aDRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS.

Avery, Brown & Co., 8 and 10 George.Bent John K., 124 Granville.Brown Brothers & Co., 143 Granville.Burton H. P., 30 George.Caldwell William, jun., 130 Hollis.Campbell R. S., M.D., Portland, Dart-

mouth.Durney Thomas, 92 Upper Water.Eagar M. F:; 149 Hollis.Forsyth & Co., 193 Hollis.Irwin George, 101 Gottingen.Major Alfred, 47 Brunswick.McFatridge Robert, M.D., 47 Gottingen.Morton George E. & Co., 185 Hollis.Smith James G., 249 Upper Water.Taylor H. A., 53 Barrington.Walsh Thomas, M.D., Argyle cor. Jacob.Woodill Bros., 141 Hollis.Woolrich J. H., 116 Upper Water.

Bonnets Made to Order at CHAS. ROBSON & COIS., 121 Granville Street, Halifag.

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'BROWN BROS. #4& CO. 3, 4, & 5 Ordnance Square, North End of Granville St.,

HALIFAX, N. S.

IMPORTERS de GENE.R.AL DEALERS IN

Dregs Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Spices, PATENT MEDICINES, BRUSHES, COMBS, SOAPS,

Pomades, Perfumerejtooniireatpletkeas;eigoarre rathie Preparations,

Seedsmen, Spice Packers, and Manufacturers of Tinctures, ° Chemicals, Essences, Perfumery, &c.

AVERY, BROWN & CO.

8 & 10 GEORGE ST., near the Market, HALIFAX. OFFER FOR S ALE:

Kerosene Oil, Logwood, Stick,

Do Ground, Do Extract in 12 &

25 lb, boxes, Do Extract, in

1 lb. boxes, Lemon Syrup, Liquorice, Mustard in Kegs,

Do in I lb. Tins, Olive Oil in Casks,

Do in Bottles, • Raisins, Redwood, Stick,

AND A. LARGE SUPPLY OP

Medicines, Patent .Medicines, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Hair Oils, Pornatums, &C.

Their entire Stock being purchased for CASH, they will sell as low as any other House in the Province.

' Alum, Burning Fluid, Borax, Bath Bricks, Black Lead in 2 oz. papers,

Do Nixey's, Copperas, Currants, Confectionery, British and

Halifax Manufacture, Candy, Brown, Friction Matches, Fig Blue, Honey in Jars and Bottles, Indigo, different qualities,

Redwood, Ground, Spices, 'Whole and Ground,

Do Ground in 1 and lb. packets, all war-ranted free from aduf'- teration,

Seeds, Soda, Baking,

Do Washing, Starch, Saltpetre, • Tea, Taniarinds, in Kegs & Jars, Vinegar, Cider and White.

HALIFAX BUSINESS DIRECTORY362

J. R. JENNETT & CO,, Importers of Black Bottles, Flasks, &c., 154 Granville St.

DRY GOODS.

Alexander George, 103 Granville.Anderson, Billing & Co., wholesale,

95 and 97 Granville.Bauld William H., 131 Barrington.Bell Joseph, wholesale, 195 Hollis.Bird Daniel, 14S Lower Water.Buckley E. Al., 135 Hollis.Burke 1lrs. Mary, 133 Lower Water.Burns & Murray, wholesale, 201 Hollis.Carew Stephen, 57 Brunswick.Chipman E. W., & Co., 136 Granville.Conroy Robert, Argyle cor Jacob.Cullen James, 101 Gottingen.Davidson J. R., & Co., 2 Sackville.De Gruchy John, 219 Upper Water.Donohoe R., 171 Lower Water.Doull & Miller, wholesale, 162 Hollis.Doyle Joseph, 277 Upper Water.Duffus & Co., wholesale, 141 GranvilleDuggan Miss J., 131 Hollis.Dunn Mrs. C., 183 Upper Water.Elliot J. B., & Co., 112 and 114, Gran-

ville.Fortune, Joseph, 75 and 77 Granville.Grant, Romans & Co., 1316 Granville.Gray Robert, 91 Granville.Hayden Dennis, 5 and 9 Brunswick.Hayden Patrick, 19 Brunswick.Howard S., & Son, 171, 173 and 1175

Hollis.Hunter Elizabeth, 31 Upper Water.Jenning K., 130 Granville.Jones William, 15 Brunswick.-Kearney Michael, jr.,128^ Granville and

22 Duke. JKearney 11Trs. J., 24 Upper Water.Kearney P. J., 19 Spring Garden Road.Kenny-F. W., 172 Lower Water.Kenny T. & E., wholesale, 82 Granville.Knox & Jordan, 132 and 134 GranvilleKuhn P. J., Water cor Portland, Dart-

mou th.Le Blanc J. B., & Brother, 49 Gran-

ville.Leizer M. A., & Co., 1291 Gottingen.Mcllreith Ellen, 6 and 8 Dresden Row.Malone Patrick, 149 Lower Water.Martin & Co., 26 GeorgeMcDonald John, & Co., wholesale, 102

Granville.McMurray R:, & Co., 144 Granville.Mitchell E. F., 14 Sackville.Mooney Matthew, 185 Upper Water.Mooney Thomas J., 58 Upper Water.Mulcahy P., 29 Prince.

Murdock W.& C., & Co., 145 Granville,Murphy John, 41 Buckingham.Neal, White & Co., wholesale, 94 Gran.

ville.O'Brien.Mary, 132 Argyle.O'Connor & Briand, 91 Upper Water.O'Donnell William, 188 Upper Water.Power & Higgins, 213 Grafton.Power P., & Co., 16 Duke.Robson Charles, & Co., 12 1 Granville,Scanlan Michael, 56 Duke.Sliaw & Murphy, 140 Gn+nville.Silver John, & Co., 156 Granviile.Silver W. & C., wholesale, 12, 14 and

16 George.Sircom & Marshall, 139 Granville.

1 Smith B. A.; 32 George.Smith Brothers, 99 Granville.

?'Sterns Luther, Water, Dartmouth.Sutliffe Richard L., 170 Grafton.Thornson & Co., 148 Granville.Tufts James W., Water, Dtirtmoutlt.Vaux H. R., manager, 150 Granville.Vereker John, 36 Upper `Vater,Wall E. J., 23 Brunswick. `LWalsh B., 164 and 166 Upper Water.Walsh C., 31 and 33 Prince.Wetmore & McCulloch;' 127 Granville,Weir James, 99 Argy1e.Wood A. L., 125 Barrington..Woolrich T. V.,.60 and e2 Brunswick

DYE STUFFS AND GARDEN SEEDS.Avery, Brown & Co., 8 and 10 George.Bent John K., 124 Granville.Brown Brothers & Co., 143 Granville.Barton Henry P., Granville cor George,Caldwell Wrq,, jun., 130 Hollis.Durne,v Thomas, 92 Upper Water.Eagar M. F., 149 Hollis.Forsyth & Co., 193 Hollis.Taylor Henry A., 53 Barrington.Wuoaill Brothers, 141 Hollis.Woolrich J. H., 114 Upper Water.

DYERS & SCOIIRERS.Cook George, 13 Alaitlanct.HuLley Richard, 588 Upper Water.Washington George, 111 North.

EMPLOYDZENT OFFICE.Pender William G., 113 Barrington.

ENGRAVERS AND, LITHOGRAPHERS,Bolton George W., 197 Hollis.Clarke 0. & A.,` 13 Bedford RoW.,

ENGINEERS SUPPLIES.Allan J. & Co., 123 Upper Water.

Linens very fine at CHAS. ROBSON & CO'S., 121 Granviüe Street, Halifax.

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CO PLETE ON EVERY RESPECT, as we keep adding to it by every fortnightly Mail steamer.

Particular attention given to Orders, and when we have not the article required we purchase itif to be had in

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Stock, which will be found

364 HALIFAX BUSINESS DIRECTORY.T. R. J33NNETT & CO., a Fine Assortmentof Retail Goods always in Stock, 154 Grajv ,

I EXPRESS'0011PANIE8 .Fiebwick F. W., O .Olonial,249 Hollis .Lavers Thomas, Buckingham . -Van Buskirk James 15 ., & Sons, Domi-

nion, 76 Bedford Row .FANCY GOODS.

Baldwin & Co ., 191 Hollis .Beeton E. S ., 86 Upper Water .Bowen Mrs. Maria, 148 bower Water .Cooke Charles J., 221 Hollis.Della Torre & Co ., 152 Granville . .Dann Mrs. C., 183 Upper Water .*O'Neill B ., & Co., O'Connor's Wharf .Shanahan Mrs . Mary, 121 Upper Water.Suttdn Mrs. Thos.,91 and 93 Barrington .

FISECERKEN'S SUPPLIES .Allen John, Allen's Wharf 79 and 81Lower Wa~er.Boak William, Bo&k's Wharf, 109 Lower.. Water .Butler James,& Co ., Butler's Wharf, 180Lower Water .Creighton J. G. A . & Son, 105 UpperWater.Cronan Daniel, Cronan's Wharf, 97Upper Water.Cronan John, Cronan's Wharfp7 UpperWater .Crowe A. H., Lawson's Wharf, 87Lower Water .DeWolf T. A. S. &. Son., 139 Upper, Water .Hamilton W. B. & Co., Hamilton'sWharf.Harvey George C., Central Wharf.Lawson Harrington & Co ., CommercialWharf, Upper Water.Muir & Scott, Bennett's Wharf, UpperWater.PaW G. A. V., 11 i Upper Water .Phelan James, Esson's Wharf, 117Ajower Water.Power P . & Co., Power's Wharf 45Upper Water ..Russell F . W., 195 Lower Water .Scott Donald, 183 Lower Water.Starr George H . & Co., 137 Upper'

Water .Stayner E. G. & Co., Staynefs Wharf,11 Upper Water .Tacker E. D. & Co., 111 Lower Water.Watson John K.; Pennetts WharfUpper

Water.

FIBRING TAC= AND FLY XAUR8 ,Connors Patrick, 24 Buckingham .Hobson John 0., 65 Argyle .O'Connell Mrs. Anns,177, Barrington .'Symons John H., 122- Granville .

. TLOUR 0Bauld, Gibson & Co., steam oat Wharf.Black George P., 31 . Lower Water.Creighton W . H., Collin's Wharf, UpperWater . ,Esson & Co ., 59 Upper Water .Evans W. L ., 112 Upper Water .Falconer David, 269 Hollis .Fraser, Paint & Co ., 83 Upper Water .Hamilton R . C . & C o ., 119 Upper Water .Hunter C. D., 208 Hollis .Parker & Grant, Central Wharf, UpperWater .Piers George, 83 Upper Water .Piers L. E., 83 Upper Water.Whitman John & Co ., O'Connor'sWharf.

FORWARDING AGENTS .Coleman W. J.) & Sons, 129 Granville,Outram & Co ., 14 Bedford Row.Starr Joseph, 204 Hollis .

FUR DEALERS AND FURRIEH.Bourdillault Mrs . E., & Co., 105 Bar.rington.Bushell Robert, 142 Granville.Coleman W . J., & Sons, 129 Granville,Cronan Daniel, Cronan's Wharf, 91

Upper Water .Everett Brothers, 100 Granville .Kaizer Charles, 126 Granville .Taylor Robert, 1~9 Granville .Thomas -k Co', 40 Barrington .Wilson Willil, 162 Granville.

FURNISHING GOODS (GENT$' .)Chipman & Co,, 1262 Granville .Elliott F . C., 22 George .Elliott Freeman, 151. Hollis .Elliott .J . B., & C6 .2 112 Granville.Farquharson John, 117 Granville .Silver W . & C ., George cor Hollis .]FURNITURES 3)kALER, AND NAN -Baxter Robert, 16 Prince.Fraser W., &,Sons, 10 & 72 Barrington . -,Gordon & Kieth, 37 Barrington .Heffernan W.I., 13 Prince .McH van & Co ., 20 . Barrington .Sinclair Charles H ., 34 Barrington,

GenUl L., Wool Dravers) at CHAS . ROBSON A C918.1 121 Granville St;, HaliU

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GEORGE W. BALM, General Agent, Bedford Row, Halifax. See Adv.bopp. Brokers.

Stephen Alexander, & Son, Steamboat Wald, 209 Lower Water.

Wilson J., & CO., 55 and 57 Barrington GROCERS.

Adamore Louis 40 Bauer. Allan Robert, Windsor Road. Anderson Arthur, 57 Creighton. Anderson C. &W.,wholesale, Barrington

cor Duke. Arthur T. W., 125 Gottingen. Barron William, 47 and 49 Upper

Water. Bauld, Gibson cle Co., wholesale, Steam-

boat Wharf. Blackburn E. 245 Upper Water. bligh A. B., di Co., wholesale, 17 Buck-

ingham. Blundell John A., 490 Upper Water;‘, Bossom Frederick, 138 Grafton. Bowler Catherine

' 48 Albro.

Boyd Donald, 200 Lower Water.. Brooks James, 53 G-rafton. Brown John C., Portland, Dartmouth. Brntcher James. 108 Grafton. Buckley Daniel, 158 Lower Water., Bulger P., 65 Grafton. „ Cahalane Thomas, 8 Sack«Ville. Cahill John, 88 Lower Water. Callanan William, 176 Grafton. Carroll Daniel, 2 Argyle:,: Carter E., 26 Brunswick. Carver Thomas, 78 Albermarle. Cashén Joseph, 129 Gottingen. Connors James, 9 Albermarle.. - Co-operative Society, 191 Barrington. Conley William, 58 Grafton. Crawford James, 394 Upper Water. Creelman Thomas G., 183 Albermarle. Creighton Isaac, RichMond. Crowe John F., & Co., 115 Argyle. Crowe Patrick H., 121 Garfish. Culton Patrick, 46 Albro. Cumming Simon, 166 Lower Waters Cummins John D., 128 Lower Water. Cunningham Julia, 40 Albro. Daley Ellen, .66 Birmingham. Danford J., Gottingen cor Gerrish. Delaney Ellen, 163 Brunswick. Deuce John, 57 Gottingen. Devaney Robert, Gottingen. Diggens Maurice, 27 Albro. Dillon Patrick, -. Sackville cor Alber-

marle. Donahoe Owen,- Steamboat Wharf, 209

Lower Water. Donahoe Redmond 171 Lower Water..

Donavan John, Portland, Dartmouth. Donivan Martin, 43 Albro. Doyle Thomas, 27 UpPer Éater. Duncan James, 494 Upper Water: Dwyer Mortimer, 67 Cornwallis. Bad John, 234 Upper Water. Fahey Michael J., 65 Creighton. Fahie Edward, 34 Gerrish. . Fahie P., Market Wharf, Lower Water. Farrell D. G., Water, Dartmouth. Farrell John, 202 Upper Water.' Finlay James 67 Pleasant. Flavin Patrick, Richmond. , Fleming J. W., 14 Jacob. Fleming P., Lower Water. Flinn John Richmond. Flinn N. VP., 85 Grafton. Forristall Patrick, 17 Brunswick. Furlong William, 132 Gottingen. Gastonguay F., 4 Sackville. Gooley Lawrence, 70 Duke. Graham Charles, & Co., 24 Sackville. Graves Edward; 134 Lower Water. Green Hugh, Water

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Hagan Patrick, 108Albro, Harrington W. D. 127 and 129 Hollis. Harrington W. M. , 43; Co., wholesale,

253 Rolle'. =:~2.- - Harvey E. TuPPei., 32 Backingha:m. Harvey L. S.,172 G-rafton. Ilemsworth Thomas, Cunard cor Got-

tingen,. Henderson George, 153 Lower Water. Hennesey Michael, 117 Upper Water. Hogan John, & Sons, Upper Water. Hopgood James, 180 Argyle.

' Howard Patrick, 336 Upper Water. r Hubley E. S.,33 Argyle. Hubly & Kelly, 10 Jacob. Huggan Thomas 87 Albermarle. Inglis John. M.,

Thomas, cor Starr.›

Kandick William, wholesale, 247 Hollis. Kavanagh William, 224 Upper Water. Keating Maurice, 81 Albro. --, Keeffe Andrew., 53 Diike. Kennedy John, 115 Lower Weir: , Kennedy Thomas, 11 Falkland, Kenny R., I. Brunswick. Kent Thomas, 76 and '18 Duke. Kieley 'William; 2 Gerr;sh. Kielly E. & A., 49 Cornwallis. Lacey Edvrard, 52 City.' Laidlaw John, 51 Barrington. Laidlair William, 1 and 3 Upper Water. Lang Charles, 114 Cornwallis. Lanigan Patrick, 29 Maynard.

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Laracy John 90 Corn.wallis. O'Dohnell Charles, 190 Upper Water, Larton Joseph, 73 -.Albermarle. O'Donnell Edmund, 186 Upper Water. Lawlor Mrs. E., te Ço., Portland, Dart- O'Malley John, 298 Upper Water.

mou.th. , O'Malley Thomas, 20 Cornwallis. Leahy D. J., 207 Lower Water, O'Mtillin Robert, 70 Bdokingham, Leary James, 1 Albermarle. O'Neil Duncan, 79 Graftôn. Lecain J. W., 121 Grafton. Orman James R., Water, Dartmouth, Leonard Cornelius, 576 Upper Water. Ouligham James, 35 Birmingham. Lindsay & Nelson, 15 Sackville. Owens Mrs. Ann, 161 \Upper Water..~

• Lindsay Robert, 80 Maynard. Pace S., 580 Upper Water. < " Lithgow John, 56 and 58 Bedford Réi. Pallister W. H., 48 D ke. Lockart Oliver, 229 Upper 'Water. Parker James, 39 and 41 Jacob. Lonergan James, 89 Lower Water. Parker Samuel, 184 A gylè. Lordly it Stimpson, wholesale, 18 Payne Brothers 4t Co, wholiesale, 112

George. ' Upper Water. \ Lowe William, 87 Pleasant. Payzant ét King, wholesale, 1 Bedford Mackasey John A., 23 Upper Water. Row. Mackasey M., 102 Cornwallis. Peakes John D1 80 Bedford Row. Maguire Terence, Duff is. Peare Stephen, 328 Upter Water. I Major C. W., 2611laynt, 1 il. Phelan Richard, 9 Upp r Water. Major Thomas, Cornwaliis cor Gettin- Potter James, 510 Upper Water.

gen. 1 Power Edward M., 504 Upper Water , Margeson J. W., John n West. Power M. J., 154 Albermarle. , Martin Peter & Co., 52 Upper Water. Preper John, Portland, Dartmouth. McCabe James, 133 Albermarle. Pugh John, wholesale, 34 and 36 Bed. McCarthy Charles, oo Lower Water. ford Row. McCarthy D., 412 Upper Water. Purcell John, 132 Upper Water. McCarthy Henry, 538 Upper Water. Quinn William, 11 Gotangen. McCarthy Margaret, 272 Gottingen. Rawley William, 66 George. . . McDade George, 462 Upper Water. Reardon John, 38 Spring Garden Road, McDaniel John, 216 Upper Water, Regan John, Portland, Dartmouth, McDermott Joseph, 131 Gottingen. Reeves 'James, 43 Barrington. McDonnell D., 189 Lower Water. Reynolds & Crichton, 1 and 3 Sack. McDougall A., 206 whOlesale, Hollis. ville. McKay Adam, 38 Grafton. Rhind William, 40 Albermarle. McLearn James, 178 Gottingen. 4obb Walter, Portland, Dartmouth. McLeod Alexander, & Co., veholesale, Rose John

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172, 174, 176, 178, 180 Hollis. RoutledgeMichael, 41 Dresden Row. McRae Isabella, 338 *Upper Water. Ryan Mrs. Bridget, 105 Creighton. Meagher John, 92 Gerrish, Ryah Patrick, 382 Upper Water. Meagher John, 198 Argyle. Scanlan M.) '19 Grafton. Moren Patrick, 36 Maitland. Scanlan Michael, 56 Duke. Moriarty D., 42 Lower Water. Scott Donald, 183 Lower Water. Morley William

' 153 Upper Water. Scott Jaire3,wholesale 58 and160 Gan-

Mulcahy M., 18 Lockman. ville and 309 Upper Water. , Mullane Timothy, 10 Victoria. Scott William, 34 Prince. r • - - Mulroney James, ei Co., 163 Tipper Shea Richard, 28 Almon.

Water. Siteman Joseph, 289 Upper- Water , Mulroney John, 404 Upper Water. Skerry Michael, 69 Pleasant. ' Mumford W. B., 59 and 61. Sackville, Smith A. ez W., wholesale, 7 and 9

e Buckingham. Nevill Thomas 87 Albro. Newcomb George 23 North. Smith Patriick, 243 Upper Water. , Northup John, er dons, wholesale, Buck- Smith S.S.B., 1.7 Sackville.

Ingham cor Argyle. Spencer W. B., Ill Argyle , Norton John, 59 Prince. ' Spry Thomas, 65 Cornwallis. ..

O'Brien John, 54 Lower Water. Storey Douglas M., 197 Brunswick. O'Connell James 31 Maynard.

) Sullivan Henry M., 279 Upper Water.

Gents' Socks, Braces, Ties, etc., at CRAB. DOBSON it CO'S., 121 Granville St., Halifax,

HALIFAX BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ' 369'

GEORGFR W. HALLS, Ship Broker, 64 Bedford Row, Halifax. aee Adv. opp. Brokers.

Sullivan James, 259 Upper Water.Sullivan Jeremiah, 87 Grafton.Sutcliffé E. W., 25 Brunswick.Sweeney Dennis, West cor John.'rapper. John, Prince W illiam, bart-

mouth.Water.Taylor William, 134 Upper.

'TLompson John, 94 Lockman.Tracey-James,-134_ Gi.uttiu-gen. --Trovy Catheriné, 22 Maitland.Tullÿ Henry 0., 180 Upper Water.Tully W. H., , wholesale, 104 Upper

Water.Umlah George, 174 Grafton.Urquhart Robert, 27 Spring Garden

Road.Walker E. M., .0chterloney, Dartmouth.Walker Henry, Portland, Dartmouth.Walsh Bartholomew, 164 Upper. Water.Wa sh Thomas, 196 Grafton.Wambol't Walter, 30 Lockman.Ward John, jun., Depot Road n Young.Waul Michael, 312 Upper Water.West W. A.,'313 Upper Water.Whetherby H., & Co., 119 Argyle.Winsor G. T., 85 and 87 Lower Water.Wisdom John, Portland, Dartmouth.Wise Robert, 103 Cornwallis.Woodaman Jas. D., Water, Dartmôuth,Wren Elizabeth, 29 Creigliton.Wright John; Steamboat -Wharf.Young Matthew, jr., 99 Lower Water. '

Albro Son & Co., 243 and 245 Hollis,Black Brothers & Co., 51 Upper Water.Blackwood ' & . Sutherland, 8 Duke.Boggs Thomas, & Co., 219 Hollis. .^ -Bond T. H., 1- and 3 Duke.Brown E. K., 69 and 71 Upper Water.'

*Chil►man Bros., 2 and 4 Buckingham.Fuller H. H. & Co., 45 Upper Water.

_fhbotson Brothers & Co., 197 Hollis.McFarlane Walter, agent, 204 Hollis.0'Neii1-B., & Co., 0'Connor's Wliarf.Stairs John, 168 and 170 Hollis.Stairs Wm., Son &-. Morro-vr, . George

I cor Bedford-Fow.Starr David, & Son ,l88 and 190 Hollis,

15 and 17 Duke.Starra & McNutt, 144 Upper Water.Walsh 'Putrick, Bedford Ptiow cor.

Cheapside.

HARNESSMAKERB.& BADDLERS.Anderson William H., 211 Barrington.Bulger Peter, 136 Hollis. ;.;Knight Wrn, F., 138 Hollis.Martin Richard, 141 Argyle.Sinclair Archibald, 30 Granville.Woodill Robert, 24 Bedford Row.

H3T 11I.ANIIFACTIIRERS. .Everett Brothers, 100 Granville.

HATS, CAPS AND FüB,S.Bushell Robert, 142 Granville. + 'Coleman W. J., & Sons, 129 Granville.Everett Brothers, 100 Granville,Kaiser Charles, 126 Granville.Philp John H., 84 Upper Water.Taylor Robert, '137 Granville,Thomas & Co., 40 Barrington.Wilson William, 162 Granville.

HOOP SKIRT NCANIIFbCTÜBERS.

Harold James, 25 George,.

aIINBMITHS.

Bonn Packham, Canal Bridge, Dart-mouth.

Connolly Matthew, 173 Lower Water.Egan J. & T. J., 32 Upper Water.

8AI8 DRESSERS.Barrett William, 14 Upper Water.Barron John B., 49 Barrington. .Brackett A. J., 0'Connor's 'Wharf.Davies Thomas, 288 Upper Water.Davis George, 96 Hollis.Fluke George J., 9 and 11 Duke.Goulding M., 227 Upper Wâter.Maloney James, 21 Bedford Rov.O'Brien J. J., 149 Upper Water.Phelan S. R., 26 Buckingham..:Preston Georgé, .24 Buciringha.m.Rowan Samuel, 1.39, Lower Water.Roue John, &,San, .104 and . 106 Hollis.Sarre Nicholas, 229 HoLlis.

HARDWARE AND -CIITLERY.Albro Edward, & Co., 197 and 199.

Lower Water.

Sinçlair Mrs. C. H., 32 Barrington.

HOTELS.

Acadian, George Nichols, proprietor,. 64 Granville,Archibald's,* P. P. Archibald, 'proprie-

tor, 6 and 8 Bedford Row..Atlantic, John J. Richards, proprietor,

2 7Q and 2 72 Upper Water.Boston, Daniel Bird, proprietor, 143

Lower Water.Carlton, B. W. Cochran, proprietor, .

Argyle.Caledo,nia,

-James Cordwell, proprietor,

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JOB. FORTUNE, allowe a liberal Discount to Cash Buyers, 75 Granville St., Halifax.V . .. .

J. R. JENNETT & CO., Importers of Black Bottles, Flasks, &o., 154 Granville Street.

City, James F. Reardon, proprietor, 130 and 132 Lower Water.

Clifton,'Miss Jane Lindsay, proprietor, 169 Barrington.

Cumberland, George McLennan, pro-prietor, 117 Argyle.

Doran's, Edward Doran, proprietor, 21 Sackville.

Granville, Donald McIsaac, proprietor, 22 and 24 Granville.

Halifax, Henry Hesslein, proprietor, 105 and 107 Hollis.

International, John Stuart, proprietor, 119 Hollis.

Mansion, Judson Ms, proprietor, 149 Barrin gton.

Parker, Mrs. M. Parker, proprietor, 6 Hollis.

Union, Philip Dunn, proprietor, 185 Lovrer Water.

Victoria, Christopher Perrin, propri-etor, 22 Bedford Bow.

Waverly, John Romans, proprietor, 8 Barrington.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Allison J. C., & Co., 61 Upper Water. .Almon M. B., Hare'a Wharf, 131 Lower

Water. - Andrews R. R., 183 louis.

De Chair, D. R., 257 I-follis. Gale R. W., 148 Spills-. - ' — ' Gray W. Myres, 139 bills.

Hare William, 134,Lower Water. Hartshorne Hugh, 48 Bedford Row. ItentLe Daly, 16 Bedferi IF

King Edwin-D.,- 46 -Bedfoid R w. Monaghan Patrick, 191 Barring n. Outram & Co., 14 Bedford Row. ewer L. G., 46 Bedford Row: •- Hill P. C., 57 Upper Water. Hutchings Brothera. , Pryor Henry, 45•Bedford Row: . . Richey M. H., 14 Bedford,Row. Salter Benjamin W., 50 Bedford Row. Scott Alexander W„ 27 Bedford Row. Starr Joseph, 204 Hollis. Tobin Stephen, 100 Upper Water. . Whidden George C., 11 Prince. Whitman & Twining, 18 Bedford Row. Wylde Isaac J., 159 Hollis. , Yeomans H., 62 Bedford Row.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Acadia Fire, J. H. Harvey, secretary, 9 Prince.

'Etna Fire of Hartford, Conn., Alex. W. Scott, agent; 27 Bedford Row.

.ZEtna Life of Hartford, Conn., Hutch- ings Bros., agents.

Canada Life Assurance, M. B. Almon, agent, Hare's Wharf, 131 Lower Water.

Commercial Union Life,of London, C. Thompson, agent, 81 Upper Water.

Connecticut Mutual Life of Hartford, Coma., Aiex. W. Scott, agent, 27' Bedford Row,

Eagle Fire, Alex. W. Scott, agent, 27 Bedford Row.

Equitable Life, R. W. Gale, agent, 148 Hollis.

European Life, W. Myers Gray, agent, 139 Hollis. •

Guardian Life and Fire, D.R. DeChair, agent, 257 Hollis.

Halifax Fire, Richard Tremain, secre-tary, 64 Bedford Row.

Imperial Fire, Henry & Daly, 16 Bed-ford Row.

International Life Assurance Society of London, P. C. Hill, agent, &tripper Water.

Lamar Fire of New York, George C. Whidden, agent, 11 Prince.

Life Association of Scotland, J. H. Harvey, agent, 9 Prince.

Liverpool & London & Globe F,ire & Life, J.,.0. Allison, agent, 61 Upper.-

Lorrdô n and Lancashire Life, Alex. W. Scott, agent, 27 Bedford R,ow.

Merchants' Marine Insurance Co., C.W. - kg* ht, secretary, 10 Prince. Mutuarilife of New York, Geo. C.

Whid den, egent, 11 Prince. '17ev--"Zpsr_k Lih, Isaac J.'Wylde, agent,

159 Heliai, "North British lt Mercantile Pire & Life,

'Henry Puce, agent, 45 Bedford Row.---

Novbtia Marine Insurance, H.Yeo- manerbroker, 62 Bedford Row. •

Ocean Marine Insurance, B. W. Salter, agent, Bedford Row.

Pelican Life of London; W. Hare, agent, 131 Lower Water'.

Phoenix Fire of London) Wm. Hare, agent, 131 Lower Water.

Phoenix Marine Insurance Co., Whitman Je Twining, agents, 18 Bedford Row.

Phoenix Mutual Life, R. R. Andrews, agent, 183 Hollis. •

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Provincial Marine of Canada, - G. C. W hidden, agent, 11 Prince.

Queen Fire & Life, Stephen. Tobin, agent, 100 Upper Water.

Royal Fire & Life, Hugh Hartshorne, agent, 48 Bedford Row.

Scottish Impérial, Outram & Co., 14 Bedford Row.

Security Fire of New York, G. C. Whidden, agent, 11 Prince.

Standard Life of London, M. El. Richey, agent, 14 Bedford Row.

.Star Life of London, M. G. Black,agent, Halifax Bank.

Travellers Life & Accident Insurance Co., Joseph Starr, agent, 194 Hollis.

Unioti Marine Insurance Co. G. RObie Dimock, seeretary, 64 Bedford Row

Western Marine of Toronto, G. C. Whidden, agent, 11 Prince.

IKON FOUNDERS, Moir Alexander, Hurd's Lane. Montgomery Wm., & Co., 26 Pleasant. 5,ymonds W.S., & Co., 19and 21 Duke. ,

IRONMONGERS, Albro .Edward, &Co.,197 Lower Water. Albro on & Co., Hollis cor Duke. Allan J., & Co., 123 Upper Water. Black Brothers& Co. 51 and 53 Upper

Water. Brown E. K., 69 and 71 TJpper Water. Fuller H. H., & Co., 45 Upper Water. Stairs John, 168 and 170 Hollis. Stairs Win. Son & Morrow*, George cor

Bedford Row. Starr Da,vid, & Sons, Hollis cor Duke. Starrs & McNutt, 144 Upper Water. Walsh Patrick, Bedford RoÉ cor Cheap-

side. JEWELLERS 8: SILVERSMITHS.

Becker & Cornelius, 81 Granville. Brown M. S., 108 Granville, Cornelius Julius, 107 Granville. McCulloch John M., 83 Granville, Newman Wm.H.,Granville cor George. Whiston -David H., 26 Buckingham.

JUNK DEALERS. •Foster W. F., 277 Upper Water, Kiisock Alex., 20 Upper Water. McFatridge Wm., 196 bolus. O'Connor Jeremiah, 1)fulcahey's Wharf,

•Upper Water. • Townsend Silas, Caldwell's Wharf, 171

• Loveer Water.

KITCHEN UTENSLIS. Dechezeau & Crow, 111 Granville ,

Estano Louis 21 Sackville. Longard J. E. , & Co., 223 Hollis. Schwartz Henry A., 192 Upper Water. Wilson James E., '255 Hollis. • LEATH:ER DEALERS AND FINDINGS, Barnstead Charles Steamboat Wharf. Barneead Edward, 13 Upper Water. Fordham Arthur, 148 Upper Water. Murphy M. J,, 115 Granville.. Stanford James, 26 Upper Water. , Whyta,1 W. & Co., 202 Hollis. •

LIBRARIES, (See Appendix.)

LIME DEALERS. Herbert Ottway C., Barss' Wharf, Up-

per Water. Trider John, Southend, Pleasant.

LIQUORS. Adamore Louis, 40 Bauer. Adams John, 10 Grafton.. .Allan James, Richmond. Almon E., 39 Albermarle. - Anderson Arthur, 57, 59 and 61 Creigh-

ton. • - Anderson C.&W.,wholesale, Barrington

cor Duke. Andrews Henry, 18 Prince. Beddos Francis, 26 Granville. Blackburn E., Market Wharf, Lower

Water. - Blundell John A., 490, and 492 Upper

Water. Boutilier Esron, 13 Buckingham. Boyd John, 200 Lower Water. , •

Breslow James, 37 Upper Water. Brooks James 55 Grafton. Burns Jataes,'37 Albro. Calialane Thomas 8 Sackville. •' Cahill John, 88 Lower Water. • Calman J., 187 LoWer Water. Carr Edward, 5 Bedford .Row. • - Carroll Daniel, 2 Argyle. Carter E., 26 Brunswick. • Casey William, 9 Grafton. Cawsey John, 308 Upper Water, Clemen Bros., 169 Barrington. Cleverly Henry, 316 Upper Water. Cochran James, & Son., 43 Upper

Water. Coffin John, 93 Barrack. •

Connors Patrick, 24 Buckingham. Cook Archibald, 73 Sackville.

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J.. R. JENNETT & CO,, China, Glass and Earthenware, 154 Granville Street,

Cook Henry, 430 Water. Holingsworth William, 73 Barrack. Coombes William, 62 Barrington. . Howard,Patrick, 336 Upper Water. Costin P., 210 Lower Water. • Huggan Thomas, 87 Albermarle. Creelman Thomas G., 183,Albermarle. Inglis John M., Jacob cor Starr. , Croskill James, & Son.,137 Barrington, Kandick William, Wholesale, 247HolliS.. Cummings Simon, 156 Lower Water, Kane George 33 Àlbermarle. 'Cunningham Julia, 40' Àlbro. Kearns Joseph, 119 North Park. Danford 4 -Gottingen cor Gerrish, Recife Andrew, 53 Duke. De Gruchy John 219 Upper Water., Kennedy Ellen, 89 Albermarle. ,Delaney Ellen, 163 Brunswick. Kennedy 'LIMPS, 102 Lower Water. ,Dence John, 57 Gottinge-n. Kennedy James, 7 Salter. Devaney Robert, Gottingen. Kennedy John, 115 Lower Water. Dillon David, Sackville cor Albermarle. Kenny R., 1 Brunswick. . Dillon Patrick, Sackville corAlbemarle Kent Thomas, 76 and 78 Duke. Dinnon Patriek, 43 Albermarle. Kieley William, 2 Gerrish. ' •

, ,Donahoe Owen, Steamboat 'Wharf; 209 Kielly E. & A., 49 Gornwallis. Lower Water. Knight James, wholesale, 98 and 100

Donivan M., 43 Albro. . . Upper. Water. Doyle Bridget, 64 Lower Water. ' Lacey Edward, 52 City. Doyle John, 102%ower Water. Laidlaw William, wholesale, 1 and 8 Doyle PatrIck,.40 14ower Water. Upper Water. , Doyle Thomas, 27 Upper. Water. Lang Charles, 114 Cornwallis. Dulhanty T., 12 Argyle. Lardey John 90 Corhwallis. Duncan James, 494 Upper Water. Larton Joseil, 73 Albermarle, - Dunn Dennis, 6 Albermarle. Leahy D. J.,207 Lower Water. ' Dupe G. W,, wholesale, 89Upper. Water. Leahy Josepit, 74 Albemarle. Dwyer Mortimer, /67 Cornwallis. Leahy Michael, 13 Albemarle. Ead John, 234 Upper Water. LeCain J. W., 121 Grafton. " Edwards James', 149 Barrack, . Lithgow • John, 56 to 60 Bedford Elliott John, Depot Road n Depot. • Row. Ellis James A., 7 Sackville. ' Livermore George, 149 Albemarle. . ES3011 & Co. wh ) olesale 59 Upper. Water. Lockhart Oliver, 229 and 231 Upper Fable P., Market Wharf, Lower War " Water. ‘ Fleming Peter, 113 Lower Water. : Lonergan James, 89 Lower Water. Flinn James W., 0',Connor's 'Wharf.' Lordly & Sampson, wholesale, . 18 Flinn M. W., 85 Grafton, • ' George. Ford William, 10 Cornwallis. . " Lowe William, 87 Pleasant. , Forristall Patrick, 17 Brunswick. - Mackasey John A., 23 Upper Water. Frederick P., 208 Upper Water, Mackay Francis, 105 Lower. Water.. Furlong William, 132 Gottingen. ' Maguire Terence, .Duffus. . . Gastonguay F., 4 Sackville. Maher Timothy, 44 Birmingham. . ,,

. Gaul William, 5 Upper Water; ' Mahon Mrs. M., 87 Upper Water. " •

Gibson Charles J.,. 99 Upper 'Water. Major C. W.', 26.Maynard • , Godfrey P., 147 Upper Water. • Major Thomas, 6-f Cornwallis, Gooley Lawrence, 70 Duke. Marshall Thomas, 95 Upper Water, . Graham Charles, & Co., 24 Sackville. Martin Peter, & Co., 52 Upper Water.. Granville Mrs. Ann, 157 Upper Water. Martin Thomas, 138 Upper Water., Green Hugh, Water, Dartmouth. Matson George, 221 Upper Water. Hadden Henry, 22 Almon. McAndrew William, 104 ,Albermarle. , Harrington W. D., Hollis. McCabe 'Tames, 131 .Albermarle. Harrinkton W. M., & Co., wholesale, McCarthy Charle_s o 90- Lower Water.

50 Upper Water. - McCarthy James, 14 Albermarle. ' •Hartt George E.,.346 Upper Water. McCarthy Margaret, Gottingen. . Hayden Thomas, 129 Lower Water. McDade George

' 482 Upper Water.

Hemsworth Thotnas 88 Gottingen. McDaniel John, 216 Upper Water. -

ttlennesey Michael ) 117 Upper Water, McDermott Joseph 133 Gottingen. --

English Hosiery at CRAB, ROBEON & COS, 121 Granville E9ralifax.

HALIFAX BUSINESS -DIRECTORY

GEORGE W. HALLS, Commission Merohani, 64 Bedford Row, Halifax.

Mcponald William; 151 Lower Water.McDougall A., wholesale, 206 Hollis.McGoogin James, 66 Cornwallis.•McGrath Michael, 38 Blowers.McGregor John, 147 Lower Water.,11icIntôsh. George, 232 Upper Water..McKay Adam, 38 Grafton.McKenzie Jôhn, `119 Granville.McKeown John, 209 Lower- Water.McLeod Alex. & Co., wholesale, 172 to

180 louis..Meagher John, 92 Gerrish,llToore William, 35 Barrack.llf oriarty ,Timothy, 3 Salter.Morley William, 153 Upner. Water.Morris John, 418 Upper.. Water.Mount'Mrs. E., Steamboat Wharf, 209

Lower Water.Mullane Timothy, 10 Victoria.Mulroney James, & Co., -163 Upper

Water.Mumford W.,B., 59 and 61 Sackville.Murray Frank, 59 Barrack.Neville Illichael,.120 Albermarle.Northup John,& Sone,wholesale, Argyle

cor Buckingham.Norton John, 59 Prince.,O'Brien Edward, 326 Upper Water:O'Brien John, 59 Barrack.,0'Connell Jamei, 31 Maynard.O'Donnell Charles; 190. Upper Water.0'b'Ialley John, 298 Upper Water.0'lldalley Thomas, 20 Cornwallis.0'Mûllin Robert, Albermarle cor Buc-

kingbâm.'Owens,Mrs. Ann, 161 Upper Water.Parker James, 39 and 41 Jacob.Peare Stephen, 328 Upper Water.Phelan Richard, 9 Upper Water.Pig Harry, 124 Cornwallis..Power Edward M.,504 Upper Water.Power James, 255 Upper Water.Power Lawrence, 143 Upper Water..power*M. J., 154 Albermarlé. 'Prioux Augustus, 84 Bedford'Row.Pugh John,wholesàle, 34 Bedford Row.Quinn William, 11 GottingPn.Quirk Edward,. 212 Lower Water.Rawlev William, 66 George.Reardon Jàmes F., 132 Lower Water.Reardon John, 38 Spring°Garden Road.Regan John, Portland, Dartmouth.Renney George, Steamboat Wharf.Rennert Henry, 39 Barrack.Rhind William, 40 Albermarle.Robinson Joseph, 57 Barrack..

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Rÿan James, 131 Albermarle.Sallis Isaac, 147 Albermarle.Sarr Arthur, 74 Albertnarle.Saunders William 198 Grafton.Scott Donald, 183 Lower Water.Scott Jas., wholesale, 158. and 160dran-

ville and 309 Upper.Water. .4t.Shepherd George, 21'Albemarle...Short John, 212 U1►per Water.Siteman Jose 1)h,.289 Upper Water.Smith Pairick; .245 Upper Water.Staudig Charles,.161, Hollis.Stinson.-James, 31 BArrack.Sull ivan'M. Henry,,279 ,,Upper Water.Sullivan . Jeremia;h,'87 Grafton.Sullivan Thomas, 80 Lower Water.Sweeny Dennis, West cor John.Sweeny John, 442 Upper Water.Swindells Samuel, Depot Road n Depot.Taple Philip, 206 Lower Water. . ^Thom Daniel, 23 B^dford -Row.Tobin James ' 'Richmond,Tyrell James, 81 Barrack.Umlah George, - 170 Grafton.Urquhart Robert,- .27 Spring ' Garden

Road.Valentine John, 127 Aibermale.Wallace James, 62 Granville. °

"Walsh Jane, 130 Cornwallis.Walsh Stephen, 184 Lower Water.Warner E'dwar.d,, 81 Albermarle.Waterfield George F., Steamboat Wharf;..'

209 Lower Water.Waul Michaël, 312 Upper Water.Wetherby H., & Co., 119 Argyle.Willet John,, 303 Upper Water.

«'ater.Winsor.G..T., 85 Lower .Wise Robert, 103 Cornwallis.Woods Robert, 119 Albermarle: .Wuodten George, Richmond.Woolnough Charles00 Quéen.Wren Eiizabetb, 29 Creighton.Wright Edward, 386 Upper Water.Young Matthew, j un., 99 Lowér Water.Young Samuel, 76 George.

LITH06FRAPHERS,

Clarke C. & A,, 113 and 15 Bedford'Row,

LIVERY STABLE0,

Atherton William, 15 Blowers.Brown Henry, 41 Barrack.Casey W. &.J., 7 and 9. Sackville.Conlon Bros., 34 Granville.Doran Edward, 15 Sackville.

JOB. FORTUNE, Importer of Cloth; Clothing, dtc., 75 Granville Street, Halifaz,


J. R. JENNETT & 00., Elootro-Plate, Cutlery, &o., 154 Granville Street.

Kelly Matthew, 79 Creighton. Payne George, 49 Hollis. LOOKING GLASS & PICTURE PRAME

.MAKERS. Wetmore R. & J., 104 Granville. Valenti John & Co.,•144 llo

LIBRARIES. Creed Samuel, librarian, 197 Hollia. Morton George E., 185 Hollis. Province Building, Ilollie.

LOCKSMITHS AND BELLHANGERS. Bateman T. W., 53 Saekville, Buckley John, 162 Lower Water, Davis Joseph, 42 Duke, Ervin Leonard, 60 Cornwallis. Seriren Joseph B., 30 . Prince.

..imithers J. IL, 52 Barrington. LUMBER DEALERS.

Chisholm Williiun, Bennetts Wharf, Upper Witter.'

Hogan John, & Son, 233 Upper Water, litimphrey William, ilumphrey's Wharf,

Upper Water. Macintosh & McInnis, Adams' Wharf,

65 bower Water. McKay William, & Son, 2631 Upper

Water. Starr George IL, Co., 137 Upper Water. Watson John M., I3ennett's Wharf,

Uppoi- Water. MACHINISTS.

Moir Alexander, 16 to 20 Hurd's Lane. Montgomery W.

' & Co., 26 Pleasant.

Symonds . W. S., S; Co., 19 and 21 Duke. MAP PUBLISHERS,

Church Ambrose, 98 Orfinville.

MARBLE WORMERS. Murphy James II., 63 Barrington. Sandford George A., 46 Sackville. Wesley Thomas, 12 Barrington,

MARKETS. Archibald's, 2 and 4 Bedford Row. Central Farmer's, 34 and 36 Bucking-

ham. Colonial, 188 and 190 Argyle. Green, 43 Bedford Row. People's, 180 Argyle.

MASON BUILDERS. Brown & Wright, I Cunard Court. Edwards John T., 130 Maitland.

Lanigan & Robb, 175 Barrington. Sounder. Thomas, 2 Maitland Terrace.

MATCH MANUPACTUR3IRS. Bares S. F. & Son, Baru' Wharf, Upper

Witter. Lindsay John & Co., 69 Creighton.

MERCHANT TAILORS. Ilitrron, Walter, & Co., 33 Upper Water, [bidon henry A., 127i Barrington. Cabot John E., 131 Granville. Campbell William, 199 Hollis. Carey 'William M., 67 tipper Water. Cunningham R., 40 Upper Water. Doyle John, 93 Upper Water. Farquharson John, 117 Granville. (loilkin Benjamin, it Co., 157 Hollis. Ilesson W. A., 184 Hollis. Lattrilliard II, G., 231 lion's. •

MeIlreath John, 23 Bedford Row. Metzler George, 79 tipper Water. Munnis tr1111108 K , 118 Upper Water. O'Donogline Matthevv, 116 Granville. O'Hearn Michael, 209 Lower Water. Suker 0. T., 112 Hollis. Smith William, 233 Brunswick. Sytnons Thomas, 94 Upper Water, Wadzeek Ferdinand, 18 Buckingham. Walsh Daniel M., 164 Granville.

MERCHANTS. - Pauli], Gibson & Co., SteaffiboatWitarf. Bayne John, 14 Duke. •

Bonk Robert, jun., Bottles Wharf, Lower Water.

Braine Thomas M., Central Wharf, Upper Water.

Bremner & Me, Bremner's Wharf, Lower Water.

Butler James, & Co., Butler's 'Wharf, Lower Water.

Campbell John B., Bedford Row cor Prince.

Cochran James, & Son, 43 Upper Water.

Creighton J. G. A., k Son, 105 -Upper Water.

Creighton W. II., Collin's Wharf, Upper Water.

Cronan Daniel, Cronan's 'Wharf; Upper Water.

Cronan John Cronan's Wharf, lYpper Water.

Crowe A. H., Laveson's Wharf, Lower Water.

Cunard & Co., 191 to 215 Upper . Water.

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LITE INSORANCE COMPANY,HARTFORD, CONN.

......,.,.E'UÏZïDLY MUTUAL.

ENTIRE PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG THE POI.ICY•HOLDERB.

Taking into consideration the Ratio per cent. of Losses and Expeneee, Carein the Selection of Lives, Economy in Management, Amount of Business, theRatio of Assets to Ma ilities, and ability to make and pay Future Dividends tothe Insured, the rET is surpassed by no Oompany.

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Assets Securely Invested, over . . . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . $12,000,000Incomefor 1868. . :. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . 4. . . . . . . . . .. .-. .. 1000 6,000,227

Losses and Dividende paid in 1868, • . • • • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,281,604Surplus above all Liabilities, over . .. :. .. • .. .. .. . .. . . . .. 3,000,000Deposited with the Dominion tlovernment . • . . • . . . • • . . . • 100,000Already paid to Widows and Orphans in Canada• .•.••• ► 100,000

1008 Policies issued in the Dominion in 1868, more than Double the numberissued by any other Qompnny.

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aPAroved Plans.r.. u. H.. . ...Mr..1.........v.........w.......... M r....A...w..N..M........ r......

REFERENCES:Hoit. S. L . TILLEY, (i.$., MINI8T8lIt OF Cü$TOMS, OTTAWA

C. N. SKINNER, Es-, Judge of Probates, St. John, N. B.AVARD LONGLY, hsq., Halifax, N. S.JOSEPH BELL, Esq., Merchant, Hulifitz, N. S.MegPre. EYERE,TT BROS., Merchants, Halifag, N. S.Messrs. YOUNG, KINNEY & OOR,NING, Merchants, Yarmouth, N. S.NATHAN MOSES, Esq,, Merchant, Yarmouth, N. S. -FRANK KILLAM, Esq., M.P., Merchant, Yarmouth, N. S.E. BURNHA3i, Esq., Digby, Merchant, N. S.

Hesd Offioee for Eastern Provinces at Halifaat, N. a., and St. John, N. B.

„%Active Clanvnsser9 Wanted.

HFAD OFFICES FOR EASTERN PROVINCES s.

Ralliai, Nova Scotia, and 13 Piiuccss troot, St, Joliu, N. B.WWHEItE EVERY INFORATION MAY-. BE OBTAINED. .

KUTCHINGS BROS.,GENERAL AGENTS FOR N. S.. AND N..B. 11 ,

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., Importers of Black Bottles, Flasks, &c., 154 Granville Street.

Cunard & Morrow, 191 to 215 Upper Water.

Davis & Co., Granite Wharf, Upper Water.

DeWolf T. A. 'S., & Son, Upper Water. DeWolf T. & C. & Co., O'Connor's

Wharf, Upper iater. Esson, & Co., 59 Upper Water. Fraser, Paint & Co., 85 Upper Water. Fraser R. W., & Co., Central Wharf,

Upper Water. Frith Gilbert R., jun., Upper Water. Hamilton W. B. & Co., Hamilton's

Wharf, tipper Pirater. Hare William

' 131 Lower Water.

Hart R. I., 39 and 41 Lower Water, Harvey George C., Central Wharf,

Upper Water. Hogan John, & Sons, 233 Upper Water. Kinnear Thomas C.,& Co., Long Wharf,

Lower Water. Lawson Henry Lawson's Wharf, Lower ,

Water. MacLean John S., & Co., 261 and 263

Upper Water. Mitchell George P., Mitchell's Wharf,

Upper Water. Moren James A., 9 Lower Water. Northup John, & Sons, Buckingham cor

Argyle. Oxley & Co. 181 Lower Water. " Phelan J. F. , Esson's Wharf, Lower

« Water. Pryor Wrn , & Seeton J. &

Upper Wate Starr Geo. H., Taylor John,

Water: Thomson, Abbott & Co., 81 Upper

Water. Tobin John, & Co., 102 Upper Water. Tobin Thomas, 102 Upper Water. Tucker E. D., & Co., 111 Lower Water. Twining E. C., & Co., Steven's Wharf,

Lower Water. Wainwright John T., & Co., Bermudian

Wharf, Upper Water, Watson John M. Bennett's Wharf,

Upper Water. West N. L., & J. T., West's -Wharf,

Upper Water. West W. P., & Co.,West's Wharf, Upper

Water. White S. A., & Co,, UppeftWater. Whitman John & Co., O'Conior's

Wharf, Upper Water.

Bonnets maclé to order at CHAS. HOBSON & 121 Granville Street, Halifax.

Soil, 31 Lower Water. R. B., Collin's Wharf,

r. & Co., 137 Upper Water.

Tobin's Wharf, Upper

Wier B., & Co., 147 Lower Water. Young, Hart & Co., Caldwell's Wharf,

Lower Water. MERCHANTS, COMMISSION.

Ackhurst William, Collin's Wharf, Upper Water.

Allan Wrn. M., 17 Sackville. Allison J. C., & Co., 61 UpperWater. Almon M. B., Hare's Wharf, 131 Lower

Water. Archibald C. B., 11 Sackville. Archibald P. P., 2 and 4 Bedford Row. Barss Simon F., Barss Wharf, Upper

Water. Bauld, Gibson & Co., Steamboat Wharf. Bayne John, 14 Duke. Black George P., 31 Lower Water. Bonk Robert, jun., Boak's Wharf, 101

Lower Water. Boak William, Boak's Wharf, 109 Lower

Water. Bolton Thomas, 78 Bedford Row. Braine Thomas M., Central Wharf, 59

Upper 'Water. Bremner & Hart, Bremner's Wharf, latt

Brown's, Lower Water. Butler James, & Co., Butler's Wharf,189

Lower. Water. Campbell John B., & Co., 52 Bedford

Row. Chipman & Rumsey, 63 Upper Water. Chisholm William, Bennett's Wharf, 25

Upper Water. Clarke L. D., Market Wharf, and 13

and 15 Bedford Row. Clarke R. D., 13 and 15 Bedford Row. Clarke S. D., 13 and 15 Bedford Row. Corbett Frederick D., Hare's Wharf,

131 Lower Water. Creed Charles M., 156 Hollis. Creighton J. G. A. & Son, 105 Upper

Water. Creighton W. H., Collin's Wharf, Upper

Water. Cronan Daniel, Cronan's Wharf, 97

Upper Water. Cronan John, Cronan's Wharf,97 Upper

Water. Crowe A. H., Lawson'sWharf, 87 Lower

Water. Cummins John D., 128 Lower Water. Davis '& Co., Granite Wharf, Upper

Water, DeWolfT A. S ,& Son, 139 Upper Water. DeWolf T. & E., O'Connor's Wharf,

• Upper Water.

HALIFAX BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 377 •

THOMPS0)- 1 ABBOTT & CO.

General and Commission Merchants, IMPORTERS OF

TEAS, SPICES, RICE, STARCH, SOAP, ETC., AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

T!NUPiflUCE No. 81 UPPER WATER STREET,

HALIFAX, • N. S. •

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POWDER MILL COMPANY MANUFACTURE

etiMINING OR BLASTING- AND SPORTING

POWDERS, Samples can be seen, and Terms will be made known, on application to

111031PSON, ABBOTT & CO., Agents,

81 UPPER WATER STREET.

378 HALIFAX BUSINESS DIRECTOBY.

J. R. JENNETT & CO., China, Glass and Earthenware Warchotid; 154 Granville St

Donahoe Redmond, 171 Lower Water. Duggan James, 216 Lower Water. Dupe G. W., 89 Upper Water. Eason & Co., 69 Upper Water. Evans W. L., 114 Upper Water. Falconer David, 259 Hollis Fraser, Paint igt Co., 85 Upper Water. Fraser R. W., & Co., Central Wharf,

59 Upper Water. Fritb Gilbert R., jun.,109 Up^er Water. Frith G. R., 109 Upper Water. Gorham R., & Co., 145 Lower Water. Halls George W., 64 Bedford Row. Hamilton R. C., & Co., 119 Lower Water. Hamilton W. B. & Co., Httmilton's

Wharf, Upper 'tiVater. Hare William, 131 Lower Water. Harrington W. M. & Co., 253 Hollis. Hart R. J., 39 and 41 Lower Water. Harvey George C., Central Wharf, 59

Upper "Water. Herbert O. C:, Bares' Wharf, Upper Wa-

ter Hogan John & Son, 233 Upper Water. Hunter C. D., & Co., 208 Hollis. Kaye Joseph, 83 Upper Water. Kinnear T. C. & Co., Long Wharf. Kirkwood, Livingstone & Moore, Mont-

real. Knight James, 98 Upper Water. Lawson Edward, & Sons, 110 and 112

Lower Water. Lawson, Harrington & Co., Commercial

Wharf, Upper Water. Lawson Henry, Lawson's Wharf, 87

Lower Water. Lithgow John, 56 and 58 Bedford ROW. Lordly & Stimpson, George cor Hollis. Maclean J. S. & Co., 261 & 263 Hollis. McClelland Brothers, 46 Upper Water. McDougall A., 206 Hollis. McKay William, & Son, 263 Upper

Water. McLeod Alex. & Co., 172 to 180 Hollis. McNab J. D. & Co., Bremner's Wharf,

Lower Water. Mitchell G. P. & Soli, Mitchell's Wharf,

' 199 Lower frater. Morrison Edward, Market Wharf,Lower

Water. Muir & Scott, Bennett's Wharf, 25 Up-

per Water Murphy Thomas E., Hare's Wharf, 131

Lower Water. Nash John D., 153 Hollis. Northup John , & Sons , Buckingham cor

Argyle.

Outram & 00;, 14 Bedford Row. Oxley & Co.,' 181 Lower Water. Parker & Grant, Central Wharf, 59

Upper Vater. Paw G. A. V., 111 TJpper Water, Payne Brothers, & Co., 112 Upper

Water. Payzant & King, 1 Bedford Row. Peakes John D., 80 Bedford Row. Phelan James F., Esson's Wharf, 117

Lower Water. Piers George, 83 Upper Water. Piers Henry, 83 Upper Water. Pitts Daniel H., 103 Upper Water. Pryor Wm., & Sons, 31 Lower Water. Pugh John, 34 and 36 Bedford Row. Reynolds W. K., 20 and 22 Sackville. Richardson W. M., Bremner's Wharf,

Lower Water. Ronne Christian E., 178 Hollis. Russell F. W., 195 Lower Water. Seeton J. & R. B., Collin's Wharf, 5a

Upper Water. Smith Edward, 139 Granville. Starr George H., & Co., 137 Upper Wa-

ter. Starr Joseph, 204 Hollis. Stayner E. G. & C., Stayner's Wharf,

11 Upper Water. Taylor John, Tobin's Wharf, Upper

Water. Thomson, Abbott & Co., 81 Upper

Water. Tobin ,& Canning, 64 Bedford Row.. Tobin Gregory J., Tobin's Wharf, Upper

Water. Tobin J Henry, 100 Upper Water. Tobin John, Co., 17 and 19 Upper

Water Tobin Stephen, 100 Upper Water. Tobin Thomas S., 100 '(Jpper Water. Tucker E. D., & Co., 111 Lower Water. Tully W. H., 104 Upper Water. Twining E. C., & Co., Twining's Wharf,

77 Lower Water. Wainwright J. T.

' & Co., Bermudian

Wharf, Upper Water. Watson John M., Bennett's Wharf, 25

Upper Water. Watt John W., &Co., 113 and 115 Up-

per Water. West W. P., & Co., West's Wharf, Up-

per Water. White S. A., & Co., 75 tfl)per Water. Whitman John, Bedford Row. Whitman John, & Co., O'Connor's

Wharf, Upper Water. r

Silks, Silks, Silks, CHAS. ROBSON & CO., 121 Granville Street, Halifax.


^dL90^^ HOTELMcGill & St, ' Paul Streets, Montreab Canada.

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The «NEW ALBION HOTEL," the largest Hotel in Montreal, has just been

opened under the most favorable auspices.

Wbilst, the 11 Old 'Albion" has been long noted for the strict attention paid to

its numerous guests, the 11 New Albion " takes its positiôn as a first-class Hotel•

Being situated on the Widest and Healthiest Street in Montreal, commanding

a magnificent view of the River St. Lawrence and the Victoria Bridge on the

left, and a full view of the Victoria Square, with its numerous Jets d'Eau,, and

Mount Royal on the right, it cannot fail to commend itself to the travelling

public. , °

From its situation on McGill Street, the great thoroughfn,re and commercial

centre of the City, it cannot fail to be, as the Old Albion " has alwa^s been, a

strong favorite with the Merchants of Canada.^..>{

Notwithstanding the very large outlay in building and furnishing the House,-

.the old price of $1.50 per day will not be departed from.

DECKER & CO.

~3SO HALIFAX BUSINESS DIRECTORY .

ESTABLISHED 1829 a

. SMITHERS & SQNS,House, 'Sign, and Ornamental - P6inters

GLAZIER39'.- PAPER HANGERS, & DECORATORS 940 & 42 GRANVILLE STREET, HALIFAX, N OVA SCOTIA)

IMPORTERS AND DEALERSI N

ENG.LISIL FRENCH, AND AIREHICAN PAPER MNONV)Bor6ors, Hall Pqers, Panel Decorations,

WINDOW SHADES, BLINDS, &C . 1ALSO,

1PEnilish and Forcip ~indow .,. Pictuto and Loolinj - Glass ,OF ALL DR80RIPTIONS, SIZES A" QUALITIES, VIZ :

Sheet, CroWn, Plate, Rough, Fluted, and Rolled P late Glass, Colored,Stained, Muslin and obscure Glass, Lead Lights for Church Windowsand Halls ; Cheap Horticultural Glass, for Hot-beds, &c., Black'(Crownand Sheet), Photographic Glass, Trade sizes. - Also, Best London WhiteLead, Colored Paints, Oils, Colors, Varnishes, Turpentine, Glue, Ochre,Patty, Brushes, and Grainers' Tools, Best qualities and make, Glaziers'Diamonds, (Plate, Crown and Sheet), T . Squares, Rules, Putty Hack,Glazing, Sto~, and Palette Knives, Hammers, Hand Vices, Paper Hangers' Lonop Blade Scissors Gold and Silver Leaf, Bronzes GildersCu"shons, Tips, and Knives, &c., with a general assortment "of Sundriesrequired .for use by Painters, Glaziers, and Paper HancreM . ,

for, Sals on mat. Reassn4bls Terms,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

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GEORGE W. HALLS, General Agent, 48 Bedford Row, Halifax:See Adv. ?pp. Erokeis.

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Wier B., & Co. 165 Lower Water. Wilkinson, Wood & Co., Lawson's

Wharf, 87 Lower Water. Young, Hart & Co., Caldwell's Wharf,

171 Lower Water.

DIERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.

Creed Charles M., 158 Hollis.

MILLINERS. Alexander George, 103 Granville. Alexander Mrs. John G.,97 Barrington. Bauld Wm. H., 131 Barrington. Buckley E. M., 135 Hollis. Callaghan Miss T., 89 Barrington. Carey L., 190 Lower Water. Conroy Robert, Argyle cor Jacob. , Cullen James, 101 Gottingen. Farrell Mrs. Mary, 125 Lower Water. Frame Mrs., 94 Barrington. Harrison Mrs. Margaret, 115 Barrington. Rodgers, the Misses, 141 Barrington. Holzhamer Mrs. M., 105 Barrington. • Howard S., & Son, Hollis cor Prince. Hunter Elisabeth, 31 Upper VVater. Hunter Miss Sophia, 51 Granville. Kearney Michael, 128 Granville. Lawson Caroline, 137 Hollis. Leizer M. A., & Co., 129i Gottingen. Mackintosh Mrs. M. C., 147 Barrington. McMurray R., & Co.

' 144 Granville.

Murphy Miss Ellen, 137 Lower Water. Proudfout Mrs. A. R., 117 Barrington. Robson Chas.

, & Co., 121 Granville.

Smith Bros., 99 Granville. Walsh Mrs. Bridget, 53 Granville.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Della Torre & Co., 152 Granville Hagarty J. P., 98 Granville.

NAIL MANUFACTURERS. Albro Edward, ez Co., 197 Lower

Water. Albro Son & 243 and 245 Hollis. Backwood &

Co.,utherland, Duke cor

Hollis. Fuller H. H., & Co., 45 Upper Water. Stairs Wm., Son & Morrow, George

cor Bedford Row. Starr David & Sons, Hollis cor Duke.

NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS. Cogswell Robert, 155 earrin g t o n. Cornelius J., 107 Granville. Creighton A. er E, 68 Upper Water. Della Torre & Co., 146 Granville.

NEWSPAPERS. _

(See Appendix.)

,NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, &C. Buckley M. .A., 85 Granville. Connolly & Kelly, 36 George. Gossip Wm., 87 Granville. Hall Z. S., 165 and 167 Hollis. Katzmann A. P., 70 Granville: Morton G. E., & ()o.,185 Hollis.

NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN. Harris Herbert,566 to 572 Upper Water. Hutton James, Spring Garden Road. Leahy Thomas Leahy Villa, N.W.A. Saunders Alfred, 168 Argyle.

OILS, PAINTS AND LAMPS, Black Brothers & Co., 51 and 53 Upper

Water. Brown Brothers & Co. 143 Granville. Brown E. K., 69 and 711 Upper Water. Eagar M. F., 149 Hollis. Forsyth & Co., 193 Hollis. Fraser 72 Granville. Fuller 11.-11: — & Co., 45 Upper Water. Kaye Joseph', 83 Upper Water. ' McMillan John, 256 Upper Water. Reynolds Win. R., 22 Sackville.

OIL CLOTH, ,FLOOR. Fraser Wm., & Son, 70 & 72 Barrington Gordon & Keith, 37 Barrington. McEwan & Co., 20 Barrington. Murray Donald, & Co., 110 Granville. Thompson & Co., 148 Granville.

OIL CLOTHES MANUFACTURER. O'Malley John, 298 Upper Water.

PAENTERS, HOUSE AND snag_ Cutlip G. & E., 36 Gottingen. Downay Maurice, 89 Argyle. Grant & Co., 29 Salter. Horton W.) 34 Sackville. Kenny Brothers & Co., 4 Jacob, Metzler Charles, 71 Sackville. Metzler J, H., & Son, 14 Granville. Reardon James, 16 Dresden Row.. Smithers & Sons, 40 and 42 Granville. Studley J. B., 169 Lowec Water. VanMalder John, 7 Cunard. Vinecove R. &J. L., 179 Upper Water. Walsh Thomas, 64 Argyle.

PAPER BAG MANUFACTURERS. Brookes Thomas, 13 Sackville. Theakston M. P., 14 Starr.

SOS. FORTUNE Buys his Goods in the Best Markets, 75 Granville *Street, Halifax.

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PAPER MANUFACTURERS. Kissock W. ez A., 18 Upper Water.

PAPER DEALERS. Buckley M. A. 85 Granville. Hall Z. S. 167 Hollis. Kissock Alexander, 20 Upper Water. Mackinlay A. & W., 123 Granville. .Muir R. T., 125 Granville.

PAPER HANGINGS. Buckley M. A., 85 Granville. Connolly & Kelly, 36 George. Donahoe James, 119 Barrington. Gossip William, 87 Granville. Mackinlay A. ez W., 123 Granville. Muir R. T., 125 Granville. Smithers ez Sons, 40 and 42 Granville. Vinecove R. & J. L., 179 Upper Water Wetmore R. 4k J., 104 Granville.

PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS. Morton G. E., 'er Co., 185 Hollis.

PATTERN AND MODEL MAKER. Alexander John G., 95 Barrington.

PHOTOGRAPHERS , Bashford W. H., 110 Upper Water. Brennan ez Co., 124 Hollis. Chase W., 159 Hollis. McLaughlan James, 9H Upper Water. O'Donnell W. D;

' 167 Barrington.

Rogers J. S., 189 Barrington. Ross James, 197 Hollis. Smith J. D., 90 Granville.

PHYSICIANS. Almon Thomas R., 146 Almon W. J , 146 Holl Avery James F., 8 and Black Rufus S., L.R.0

ville. Campbell R. S., Dartmouth. Cowie A. J., 49 Prince. Crane Chandler , 110 Hollis. Des Bristly Charles M., King, Dart-

mouth. De Wolf James R., L.R.C.S.E., Dart-

mouth. • Farrell Edward, 88 Argyle:

Forman Henry B. 153 Hollis. Forest Alexander, L.R.C.S.E., 42

George. Fraser Thomas R., 100 Argyle. Garvie F. F., 22 Prince. Garvie John B., Prince.

1 IANOFORTE MANUFACTURERS.

Sons, 70 and 72 Bar- lerer William, s &Brrkley ez Co., 80 Barrington. •

ringon. Poiler E. & Bro , 64 Prince William

tSt., St. John, N. B. PLANING AND SAW MILLS.

B in Alexander, Creamer's Wharf, Up-per Water.

Lham James R., 160 Upper Water. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS,

A,linand Chas., 11 Prince. B rnes James, 33 Sackville. Blackadar Bros., 14 Buckingham. Blwes James, & Sons, 46 Bedford Row. Rickley. M. A., 85 Granville. Clhamberlain Theophilus, 176 Argyle, ' Compton ez Co., 30 and 32 Bedford Row. Crosskill Joseph C., 26 Bedford Row. ' Gossip William, 87 Granville, Grant Alpin, 33 and 35 Bedford Row.

AlacKinlay A. & W., 123 Granville. acNab Win., 11 Prince cAlpine David, 100 Granville.

McDonald E. M., 25 Sackville. l'iluir R. T., 125 G-ranville. Murdock Beamish., Spring Garden

Road. enny William A. e 165 Hollis.

Hollis. is. 10 George. .S.E., 41 Gran-

Gilpin Bernard, 25 Barrington. Gilpin John B., 25 Barrington. •

Gossip Chas. J., Argyle. Hattie Alexander L., 48'Argyle. Jennings Edward, 109 bills. Leaver Thomas C., Russell n Depot

Roact. McFatridge Robert, 45 Gottingen. McKigney R. W., Dartmouth. - Môren Arthur, 49 Brunswick. Pige B. G., 173 Barrington. Pirker D. McN., L.R.C.S.E., 49 Prince. Ptirker L. Van Ess, 21 Barrington. Rd Alex. P., L.R.C.S.E., 98 Argyle: Ri by Chas. D., 70 Gottingen. Sewall Jotham, 106 Upper Water. Slayter W. B., 48 Argyle. Sonamers John, 53 Argyle. Tremain Law, Portland, Dartmouth. Trenaman Thomas, 103 Brunswick.

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lsh...Thomas, 13 Jacob. eks William H,, King, Dartmouth.

W sselhoeft Walter, 95 Hollis. W ckwire W. N., 101 Hollis. W odill Alfred H., 42 Pleasant.

Gents' lJnder Shirts at CHAS, ROBSON CO'S., 121 Granville Street, Halifax.

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'Still tmaintains its pre-eminence, and in all its arranaements, as well asits works, stands first in the Province.

No- expense has been spared to render every department compléte in,itself, and for the better accommodation of its customers, at great cost,the lower floor .of the building has been fitted as . a reception room; thus-enabling. all ' arrangements for. Pictures, as well as the delivery' of them,to be effected without the ascent of any .stairs.

Eve style of Pio#nre can be obtained here; from the tiny portraitfor the lôcket or pin, to. the enlarged life size Crayon or Oil Painting. -

In another very important partieular'it has an advantage over allother establiehmente,..1n the possession of the only direct Solar Camera,by which the smallest likeness of any kind may be enlarged to any size.

And having the best Gérman Artist in the Province always. in the..establishment to finish them.in Ink, Water Color, Pastile, or Oil.

And at much less prices than any other establishment.This is the only establishment that, has saved all negatives, they are

numbered and registered in such . a way as to be always accessible.Duplicates can be obtained at any- time, free. of Postage, by sending fullname and address. Postage Stamps or orders taken in payment.

Pictures Framed to order, Photographic Stock for sale..Photographs of all distinguished -persons for sale, Views, Stereoscopic

Slides, &c., &c.,

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SEWING Id A 0 RI N E 8 . Colford Bros., 78 Granville. Crowe William, 151 Barrington, Lawlor John D., 1G3 Barrington. Lawson Caroline, 137 Hollis. Taylor Henry A., 53 Barrington. Yates George S., 22 and 28 George.

SHIP BUILDER. McPherson David, Richmond n Depot.

SKIP CHANDLERS. Albro Edward, & Co., 197 and 199

Lower Water. Black Brothers & Co., 51 and 53 Upper

Water. Brown E. K., 69 and 71 Upper Water. Cummings John D., 128 Lower Water. Fuller H. H., & Co., 45 Upper Water. Pitts Daniel H., 103 Upper Water. Scott Donald, 183 Lower Water. Stairs Wm , Son & Morrow, George •

cor. Bedford Row. Walsh Patrick, Cheapside cor Bedford

Ro w. SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS Brehm Robert A., Bedford Row cor

Prince. , Jost Edward, Argyle. , Mott Charles P., Kempt Road. Mott John P., 38 Bedford Row.

SPAR MAKERS. Bentley . William, Bentley's Wharf,

Lower Water. Butler G. & J. E , Butler's Wharf, Up-

per Water. STENCIL CUTTER.

Knapen O. J., 153 Hollis. STOVES AND RANGES.

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Seldon Stephen, 57 and 59 Granville, Strong John B., West cor Bayer's.

REFRESHWIT SALOONS. Compain & Co., 91 Hollis. Fielder Richard, 374 Upper Water. • Marshall Thomas, 95 Upper Water ,

Martin Thomas, 138 Upper Water, Prioux A., 84 Bedford Row. ; Staudigl Charles, 161 Hollis. Thomas Win. H., 126 and 128 Hollis'.

RIGGERS. Dickson Thomas, De Wolf's Wharf, Up-

per Water. Fidler James R. B., Caldwell's Wharf,

171 Lower Water. Hire William, Roche's Wharf. Weston George, Black's Wharf, 53 Up-

Water. SAILMAKERS.

Drillio George, & Co., Collin's and Com-mercial Wharves

' Upper Water.

Flowers George, &Son, Noble's Wharf, Lower Water. •

Muir & Blackadar, Caldwell's Wharf, 171 Lower Water.

Rhind & Houseman, Salter & Twin-' ing's Wharf, Lower Water.

Ryan & Holland, Boak's Wharf, 109 Lower Water.

SASHES, DOORS AND BLINDS. Dodge Wm. L., & Co., 27 Pleasant. Graham James R., 160 Upper 'Water. Hill Henry G., nuth Hollis.

SAUSAGE MAKERS. Bertram Frederick, 182 Argyle. Dodson Edgar, 83 Barrington. Netz Christian, 172 Argyle.

SCALES AND SAFES. - Stairs John, 168 and 170 Hollis. Starr David, & Sons, Rouis cor Duke.

SCHOOLS. (See Appendix .)

SEEDS. Avery, Brown & Co„ 8 and,10 George. Brown Brothers & Co., 143 Granville. Caldwell Wm., jun., Hollis cor Sack-

ville. Forsyth & Co., 193 Hollis. Saunders Alfred, Argyle. Taylor Henry A., 53 Barrington.

Black James, jun., 169 Lower Water Estano Louis, 21 Sackville. Magnus et Lownds, 155 Lower Water. McFatridge W. 196 Hollis. Reilly & Davidson, 200 Hollis. Russell N.,& Co., Portland cor Dundas,

Dartmouth. Schwartz H. A.

' 192 Upper Water.

Stewart David, 120 Upper Water. Symonds W.S., & Co., 19 and 21 Duke. Wilson J. E., 255 Hollis.

TAILoRs. Bowes Thomas, 410 Upper Water. Coa,kley T. J., 198 Grafton. Davies Thomas, 288 Upper Water.

SOS. FORTUNE, 'Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods, 75 Granville Street, Halifax.


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TINSMITHS, PLTJMBERS AND GAS FITTERS,

Barry Andrew, 123 Lower Water. Black James, jun., 169 Lower Water. Boyle Andrew, 104 Lower Water. Burgess William, 16 Blowers. Campbell & White, Oehterloney, Dart

mouth. Carr Robert, 43 North. Dechezeau & Crow, 111 Granville. Donald, Watson & Co., 46 Granville. Edwards Thomas, 210 Upper Water. Estano Joseph, 294 Upper Water. Estano Louis, 21 Sackville. Fultz George, 52 Maynard. Hunter James, 145 and 147 Hollis: Hunter John, 140 Hollis. Kelly William, 21 Upper Water. Longard E.J.,& Co., 223 and 225 Hollis Magnus & Lownds, 155 Lovfer Waiter McDonald & Co., 88 Barrington. MeFatridge W., 196 .Hollis. McKay D. X, & Co., 65 Barrington. Reilly & Davidson, 200 Hollis, Rent. George, jun., 46 Sackville. Roddick John, 285 Upper Water. Schwartz H A. , 198 Upper Water. • •Smith Alexander, 78 Barrington. Stewart David, 120-Upper Water.

TOBACCONISTS. Beddos Francis, 26 Granville. - Clark P., 105 Grafton. Clemen Bros., 169 Barrington. Colford Brothers, 78 Granville. - Fletcher Adolphus, 28 Upper Water.

•O'Connell Ws. Anne, 92 Granville. Reeves James, 43 Barrington. Swaine William, 196 Upper Water. Symons John H., 122 Granville.

TOBACCO MANUFACTURER& Campbell John B., & Co., 52 Bedford

Row cor Prince.

Elliot Edmund, Pleasant, Fresh Water. MeDermot James, 354 Upper Water. Trider William, 11 F'leasant.

UNDERTAKERS. Dempster James, 116 and 118 Grafton. Hills & Brush, 82 and 84 Barrington. Ridgeway A., & Co., 31 Brunswick.

•Smith Theophilus, 141 Lockman. Wilson J., & Co, 57 Barrington.

UPHOLSTERERS. Baxter Robert, 18-Prince. . Brander John, '16 -1. and 163I3arrington. Dow A., &Son, .19 Barrington. Fraser Wm., à Son, 70, and 72 Barring-

ton. Gordan & Kèjtb, 37 Barrington. Heffernan W. E.," 15 Prince. Hills & Brush, 82 and 84 Barrington. MeEwan & Co., 20 Barrington. Ridgeway A. &Co., 31 Brunswick. Sinclair Charles H., 34 Barrington. Wilson J. & Co 57 Barrington. •

VARIETY STORES. Baldwin & Co., 191 Hollis. Bowen Mrs. Maria, 148 Lower Water. Callaghan Miss T., 59 Barrington. Cooke Charles et, 221 Mills. Della. Torre & Co., 152 Granville. Duncan Miss Jane, 284 Upper. Water. Dunn Mrs. C., 183 Upper. Water. _. Matson George, 221 Upper Water. • Maxwell James, Buckingham cor Ar-

gyle. Morton Archibald, 38 Jacob. •

Parker John, 30 Buckingham. Regan Mrs. Ann, 125 Upper Water. , Roue & Son, 106 Hollis. Shanahan Mrs. Mary,,121 Upper. Water. Sutton Mrs. Thomas, 91 Barrington. Walsh Mrs. John, Steamboat Wharf,209

Lower Water. ••

Walsh P„ 127 Lower Water.

VELOCIPEDES. - Nash S. OE 125 Hollis.

•• VICTUALLERS. Anderson James, 19 Bedford Ro*. Bennett William, 20 Victoria. •

Davis Matthew, 62 Buckingham. Fraser John W., 98 Barrington. Grace Pierce, 181 Upper Water. Smith -William, 231 Brunswick. , Tracey Henry, 55 Hollis.

TANNERS AND CURRIER& Artz William, 55 South. Barnstead Charles, Steamboat Whar Letson Robert W., Letson's Lane'

Morris. Stanford James, 26 Upper Water.

I TRUNK MANUFACT1TRERS.

Tremain Stuart, Bedford Row cor Prince.

Watt John W., & Co., 113 and 115 Upper Water. -

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GEORGE W. HALLS, Ship Broker, 65 Bedford ROW, Halifax,—See Adv. Bus. Dir.

Caldwell John, 16 Jacob. . •' - Casey Edward, 2 Cornwallis. Casey Thomas, 26 Bedford Row. Corne Richard, 18 Spring Garden Road. Delaney John, 39 Gottingen. Donnelly Peter, 126 Lower Water. Doyle J-oseph, Gerrish n Brunswick. EatôdJoseph, 440 Upper Water. Fisher James, 20 Argyle. . ,

Gilfoyle John, 89 Cornwallis. Hannan James, 332 Upper Water. • , Keating Michael, 2à Prince. Keeler John, 23 Prince. Mahony Townsend O., 27 Brunswick. Miller Charles F., 51 Sackville. - Miller &_ Creelman, 161 Lower Water. , Miller Henry, 129 Olottingen, Nelligan William, 32 Sackville, O'Neil William, 237 Upper Water. •• , Parker George A. 15 Barrington. Parker John, 30 Buckingham.

- Shortell John, 29 Buckingham. Smyth James, 31 Spring Garden Road. Sullivan John, 107 Lower Water. Sullivan Michael, 94 Lower Water. Thompson George S. , 29 Jacob. Thompson Robert, •57 Cornwallis. Woodill George, 160 Argyle. , •

Woodill James, & Son, 187 Upper Water.

Woodill John, _154 Upper Water. " Woodill Wm. T., 241 Hollis. Young John, 66 Gerrish.

WATCHMAKERS.. Baldwin & Co., 191 Hollis. Brown M. S., 108 Granville. .

,Browne Henry, 4 Duke. Carr James, Argyle-cor Buckingham. Carson Henry, 251 Upper Water. Cogswell _Robert H, 155 Barrington. Cornelius Julius, 107, Granville., Johnson T.C., 179 Barrington. McCulloch John M., 83' Granville. Morgan John, 65 Upper Water. Newman W. Ef., 88 Granville. • Spike Thomas D., 28 Buckingham. Troup Alexander, 32 Dilke. Vogel Herman, 86 Upper Water.

WEST INDIA GOODS, IMPORTER S OF Bauld, Gibson & Co.,Steamboat Wharf. Boak Robert, jun., Boak's Wharf, 101 • Lower Water. Bremner & Hart, Bremner's Wharf, late

Brown's, Lower Water.

Butler Jamei,& Co., Butler's Wharf, 189 Lower Water.

Campbell John B., Bedford Row cor Prince.

Cochran James & Son', Upper Water. Creighton J. d. A., & Son, 105 Upper

Water. Cronan Daniel, Cronan's Wharf, 97.

U,Pper Water. Cronan John, .Cronan's Wharf, 97 Up-

per Water. De Wolf T. A. S., & Son 139 Upper

Water. Esson & Co., 59 Upper . Water. Fraser, Paint & Co., 85 Upper Water. Frith G. R., 109 Upper Water. Hamilton W. B., & Hamilton's

Wharf, Upper Water. Kinnear T. C„ & Co., Long Wharf, 151

Lower Water. - • Maclean J. S., & Co., 261 Hollis. McNe.b J. D., & Co. , Bremner's Wharf, -

Lower Water. Mitchell G. P., & Son, Mitchell's Wharf,

199 Lower Water. Moren James A., 9 Lower PiTater. , - Oxley & Co., 181 Lower Water. . Pitts William, 103 Upper' Water. • Starr George H., & Co., 137 Upper

Water. Taylor John, Tobin's Wharf,, U

Water. Thomson, Abbott & Co., . 81'

Water. ,Tobin John, & Co., 17 Upper 'Water. Tucker.E. D., & Co., 111 Lower Water, ViTainwrigt t J. T., & Co., Bermudian

Wharf, 115 Upper Water, Watson John M., Bennett's Wharf, Up-

per Water. West N. L. & J. T., West's Wharf, Up-

Per Water. - West W. P., & Co., West's Wharf TJp-, • per Water. Whitman John, & Co., O'Connor's

Wharf, Upper Water. Wier B.1 & Co., .165 Lower Water. Young, Hart & Co., Caldwell's Wharf,

171 Lower Water. WIGMAKERS

Pluck George J., 11 Duke. - O'Brien J. J. 149 Upper Water.

WOODEN WARE utaxerurrii.R. stephen A., & Son,. Steamboat Wharf.

JOS. FORTUNE, Fancy Dry Goode, 75, Granville Street, Halifax..


MANUFACTURERS' & ADVERTISERS' AGENCY DAVID McALPINE I

Office, 100 Granville Street, numea, 2.

The Subscriber informs MANUFACTURERS that he is prepared

TO RECEIVE ON CONSIGNMENT

ALL KINDS OF ILANUFACTURED ARTICLES, To be Bold by him from sample . ;

And from his large experience as a Carrvasser, trusts he. will be able to sell equal to any traveller that could be sent, and thus save a large item of expense to the Manufacturer.

All articles consigned to him will be

ADVERTISED FREE OF COST, IN THE

DIRECTORIES OF NO VI SCOTII AND NEW BRUNSWICK, THE

RAULTAT CARE AkED STAMM 134.1EINES' AALIVIA.NA.0

Of St. John, and

BELCHER'S ALMANAC

DAVID McALPINE, -Publisher and Proprietor of Mc.Alpine's Nova Scotia and .New

Brunswick Directories ; and joint proprietor of Belcher's Almanac with Jafnes Barnes,, Esq., Halifax, N. S. .Abo—Exclusive right of adver-tisinj in Railway Cars and Stations.

OFFICES, HALIFAX N. S. AND ST. JOHN N. B.

of Nova Scotia, thus ensuring a circulation of about 40,000. Orders left at the above Office will be punctually attended to and

returns promptly made.

GEORGE W. HALLS, Commission Merchant, 64 Bedford Row, Halifax. See opp. Brok's,

HALIFAX STREET DIRECTORY.

AGRICOLA STREET commences at West and runs to North

Toeiny Timothy, laborer Mathias John, carpenter Coppin James House unoccupied Vacant lots

Here William st. intersects Vacant lots Morris John, carpenter McDonald George J., carpenter McDonald Catherine, wid Win. M. 'House unoccupied

Here Garrick st. intersects Vacant lots Gray Samuel, laborer Finlay William, foreman lumber wharf Doolen Patrick, seaman Foley Edward, gardener Coughlan Morris, mason Vacant lots Barrien Thomas, .mason Huggin William, carpenter limlah Richard, stone mason Vacant lots House unoccupied House unoccupied McDonald Thomas C., builder Barnstead James P., bricklayer Kent William, waterman Vacant lot Crawford James, grocer Vacant lot

Here Garrick st. intersects Vacant lots Smith William H., baker

ALBEMARLE STREET commences at Blowers and runs North to Jacob 1 Leary James, grocer 3 Leary James, trunkmaker 3 Brown John, shoemaker

Reddie John, tailor 5 Smith William, shoemaker 5 Tidd William. printer 7 Connors James, grocer

11 Connors James, laborer 13 Leahy Michael, liquors 15 Bishop William, wheelwright 15 Wambolt James, cooper 17 Sloan William, shoemaker 19 House unoccupied

21 Sheperd George, liquors 28 House unoccupied 25 Shop unoccupied 27 Burns ilannah, tavern 29 McCabe Catherine wid Richard 81 Gateway 33 Proper Martha wid William, variety shop 35 Brown William, laborer 35 McAllister Awdley, laborer 37 Namack Thomas, laborer

Here Sackville st. intersects 39 Jacobs Robert, coachman 39 Clifford George, engineer 41 Shop unoccupied 43 Dillon Patrick, grocer 47 Lochlin Michael, shoemaker 49 Quinn Michael, laborer 61 Ronan Joseph, laborer 53 Meagher ThomaE, shoemaker 55 Loury Patrick, del instructor V Garret Patrick, carpenter 59 Wells William, shoemiiker 61 Rogers William, hotel waiter 63 Rogers William, laborer 65 MacDonald Malcom, carpenter 67 O'Brien James, cab driver 69 Perry Elizabeth, wid John 71 Lartown Joseph, liquors, &c 78 Power Richard, cooper 73 Smith Francis, laborer 78 Larton Joseph, grocer and liquors 75 Dinahoe Ellen, wid Michael '77 Gateway 79 Lovett Sarah Jane, wid Alfred 79 Lowner William, laborer 81 Warner Edward, liquors 85 Huggan Thomas, grocer and liquors

_Here Prince st.* intersects 89 Kennedy Helen, grocer and liquors 93 Vacant lot 95 Woodman Thomas, blacksmith 97 McDougall John, carpenter 99 House unoccupied

101 Shop unoccupied 101 Willis James,oface keeper H.M.O. 103 McGill John, gardener 105 McCarthy Charles, printer 107 McCarthy Charles, laborer 109 McAndrew William, stevedore 113 Hearley T., liquors 115 Grose Elizabeth, wid Henry 119 Wood Robert, liquors 121 Coleman John, liquors 12 Vanlent John, liquors

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es 133 McCabe James, grocer • 135 Gateway ▪ 137 Bisset John, laborer • 141 House unoccupied •

143 Inglis School • 143 Palmer Martin J., laborer

145 Sallis Isaac, liquors 1 149 Livermore George, liquors

151 House unoccupied g1 153 Lonergan Patrick', brewer

155 Barn 2 157 Sweeny Matthew, laborer

Rere Duke st. intersects ;14 159 Cunningham John, shoemaker a« 159 Fuller James, shoemaker e 1 4.« 61 House unoccupied ▪ 163 Robinson Josephine, wid James , _a> 165 She,' Harriet, wid John ; 167 McKenzie James, shoemaker • 167 Richey John, baker

169 French John, carpenter - ' 171 Reddy Thomas, wheelwright CD 178 Dorey James, laborer

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i; 179 Partridge Thomas, baker 1. 179 Shelly Edward, storeman p 181 Shop unoccupied

183 Creelman Thomas G., grocer and liquors

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WI 187 O'Mullin Robert, grocer and liquors f • 189 McDonald Helen, wid John

1.2 191 Jackson William, seaman le' 191 Coleby William, seaman

193 Floyd James, baker C.) 193 Murphy Martin, carpenter R4 197 Gardner Thomas, shoemaker

199 Cashen Michael, laborer 201 Gateway 203 House unoccupied

4 205 Smith John, eettman • 207 Travers William, gardener le 207 Davis William, rigger • e3 2P Jackson Frederick, laborer e 209 Wetherton Edward, cooper 41„., 211 Manning Helen, wid Maurice • 213 Shop unoccupied 7"

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215 Lamb Mary, wid Nehemiah au 217 Kennedy John, blacksmith C 219 House unoccupied id 921 Dwyer Thomas laborer Q al 223 Morris William, laborer 41.• • 225 Keeler Peter, laborer • 227 McLean Patrick, seaman ei 229 Huskins Daniel, cabman X 231. Burke George, cooper

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10 McCauly John, shoemaker 12 Mulvene Archibald, blacking manufac-

turer 14 McCarthy James, tavern 16 Smith Richard, fisherman

Here Buckingham st. intersects

16 Fine Michael, shoemaker 18 Hurly Owen, laborer 20 Hatchett Richard, shoemaker 22 Gateway 24 Collins Cornelius, laborer 26 O'Conner Patrick, mason 28 Glazebrook John, fisherman 28 Stone John, marine diver. 30 Cahill Richard, shoemaker 30 Ellis George, carpeier 32 House unoccupied 34 Meaughton John, melter 36 McNaughton Peter, cooper 36 Kelly Edward, tailor 88 Rhind William, grocer and liquors

Here Prince st. intersects 42 Thomson William, confectioner 44 House unoccupied 46 Gateway 48 Miller James, baker 48 Hood William, watchman 50 Kline John, laborer 52 Ryane Margaret, wid Patrick

_ 54 Griffin Robert, laborer 66 Davis George, hair dresser 58 McCormack John

' tailor

60 Henessey Edward, porter 60 Morris John, laborer 62 Bell James, tailor 62 Ingles Joseph, baker 64 Donovan William, laborer 64 Brigley William, cooper 66 Leahy John, seaman 68 Devine John, cabinet maker 70 Evans Thomas, laborer . 72 Monaghan Michael, clerk of works 74 Starr Arthur, liquors 78 Carver Thomas, grocer

Here George st. intersects 80 Hurley Jeremiah, laborer 82 Murphy John, laborer 84 Sullivan Jeremiah, baker 86 White Henry, laborer 88 House unoccupied 90 Burnett James, shoemaker 92 Brown George, laborer 94 Johnston William, laborer 96 Emery James, tavern 98 Plank Thomas, tavern 98 Robinson Joseph, shoemaker

100 Stinchcombe R. N., tavern 102 Houses unoccupied 104 Wills John, tavern 106 and 108 House unoccupied 110 McInnes John, laborer 110 Shay John, laborer 112 Quirk William, variety shop 114 Brigley William, liquors 116 Murrains James, laborer 118 McDonald Thomas, laborer

Here Duke st. intersects 120 Neville Michael, grocer and liquors 120 Neville David, carpenter 120 Baker William, painter 120 Power Michael, truckman 120 Meagher P. J., printer 122 Hogan David, atoreman 122 Haley William, seaman 124 Gateway 126 Joist Patrick, baker 128 House unoccupied •

130 Gear Michael, shoemaker 130 Tobin William, shoemaker

eg The place for Family Dry Goode, CHAS. ROBSON & CO., 121 Granville St., liana.

HALIFAX STREET DIRECTORY. 391

GEORGE W. HALLS, General Agent, 64 Bedford Row.-See Adv. opp. Brokers.

132 Kieley Patrick, laborer134 Vacant lot136 Vicars John, cooper138 Shey Daniel, laborer140 Sulivan Michael, laborer140 Cornhill John, laborer142 Metzendrough Peter, variety shop144 Tobin John, blacksmith146 House unoccupied148 Troup Thomas, watchmaker150 Murphy John, contractor

Here Buckingham st. intersecta154 Powers M. J., grocer and liquors156 Vacant lot158 Short George, engineer158 O'Hara Patrick, bricklayer158 Flinn Patrick, shoemaker160 Hogan John, baker160 Curren Thomas, store keeper160 Curren John, sail maker162 Power David T., policeman162 Hefler John, printer164 Shop unoccupied166 Wallace Samuel, carpenter168 Vacant, lot170 and 172 Barns174 Clay Augustus, seaman174 Hogan William, cabman176 Connelly Martin, laborer178 Fitzpatrick William, seaman180 Sholly Edward. storekeeper182 Gibson Harrington, carpenter182 Stevens John, carpenter184 Umlah George, stonecutter184 Thorne Thomas, stevedore

Here ^Tacob at. zntersects

ALBERT STREET runs North and Southaoross Viotoria street1 Vacant lot3 Murphyll'Iichael• sailmaker, r.8 Murphy James, tailor, r.•3 Smith Charles H., blind maker3 Mabee William, blind maker5 Vacant lot

Here Victoria st. intersects7 Vacant lot9 Cole John, boatman

11 Connors William, truckman11 McHunis Timothy, truckman2 Vacant lots4 House unoccupied6 Sheds vacant

Here Victoria st. intersects8 Flannigan John, laborer

10 Pace Drew, laborer12 Frank David, fireman Gas Works12 Glazbrook William, laborer

ALBRO STREET commences at Cunardand runs North to NorthI to 21 Vacant lots

23 Cotton John F., accountant25 Punch George, seaman27 Diggens Maurice, grocer29 Davidson John M., storekeeper31 Sullivan John, blacksmith31 Legg Chxrles, tailor33 Gowan George, mason33 Longard Robert, shoemaker33 Robin Peter, traokmaa

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85 Burns James, saddler and liquors87 and 89 Barn41 Warren Mrs., grocer

Here Gerrish a t. intersect843 and 45 Donivan Martin, grocer47 and 49 Vacant lots61 Evans Nathaniel, boiler maker53 Williams Grace, wid Thomas65 Allison Robert, carpenter65 Allison Charles; cooper57 Wallace John, laborer59 Roberts William, stevedore61 Loope John, shoemaker68 Colman Jesse, mason65 English Sar, h, wid Joseph67 Johnston J. C. P., porter69 Creunie Peter, farmer71 Brown George, mason71 31arsman Edward, cooper73 Bowan 13arret, laborer75 White James, mason Q77 Nugent Michael, mason77 Fitzgerald James, lotter carrier79 and 81 Keating Maurice, grocer83 Seals John, mason85 Vacant lot87 Nevill Thômas, grocer87 Campbell John89 Fraser `Y lliam, carpenter91 Courad William, machinist93 Warner James, carpenter95 Cleverdon Saràh, wid John97 to 111 Vacant lots

113 Bushinpin Peter, cooper116 Myers Edward, baker117 Gilfbil John, butcher119 Sullivan Patrick, mason121 Vacant lot123 White Matthew, laborer

2 Woodell W illiam T., victualler4 Craig William, pensioner6 Vacant lot8 McCarthey Thomas, cooper8 Clarke Alexander, auctioneer

10 Vacant ,lot12 Lewis Richard, blacksmith14 Bolton E. G., wid Christopher14 Bolton Henry, clerk16 Muir John P., superintendant water wks18 Woodill George, victualler20 House unoccupied24 McAlpine David, publisher and proprie-

tor N. S. Directory, and advertizers'nnd manufacturers' agent

24 McAlpine Lharles, agent26 Woodill William, victualler28 Goucher Rev. J. E., Baptist30 Parsons J. F. L., B. A., inspector of

schools32 Boak Edward, clerk freight office N. S.R.34 Foster Henry, wholesale salesman36 Everett Henry , hatter38 Crowe Patrick H., merchant

H'era Gerrish at. intersects40 Hackett Martin, grocer40 McCarthey Allen, laborer, H.M. 0.40 George Alexander, carpenter40 Adams John, grain measurer40 Cunningham Julia, grocer40 Newman Robert, carpenter40 Newman Charles, carpenter42 Vacant lot44 Vespers Sarah, variety shop

d03. FONTUNE, Importer of British and Foroign Dry Goods, 75 Granville Wee t.

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J. R. JENNETT 86 CO. sella to Wholesale Buyers on reasonable terms, 154 Granville.

46 Culton Patrick, grocer 48 Bowler Catherine, grocer 50 Flint Elijah, truckman 50 Richardson Solomon, porter 52 House unoccupied 54 Fitzgerald Ann, wid Richard 56 Barn 58 Casa Thomas, laborer 60 Vacant lot 62 Rinsman John, painter 62 Walker Robert, carpenter 64 and 66 Vacant lots 68 Delaney William, butcher 70 Vacant lot 72 Flint Joseph, truckma 74 Hobin Thomas, truckman 76 Cassidy John, laborer 78 Vacant lot 80 Gowler William, mason 82 Todd Joseph, clerk 84 Spurt William H., tobacconist 86 Vacant lot 88 Blakely Chambers, carpenter 90 House unoccupied 92 Conroy Henry, carter 94 Marshall James, storeman 96 Butler Samuel, carpenter 98 Irwin William, carpenter

100 Pickrem John, laborer 102 to 106 Vacant lots 108 Hagan Patrick, grocer 110 flouse unoccupied 112 Vacant lots 114 McLauchlan Joseph, school teacher 116 Smith Job, carpenter 116 Pickrem William, carpenter 118 Murray Andrew, carpenter 120 Houseman uharles, carpenter 122 Adams Robert, laborer

Here North st. intersects

ALMON STREET commences at 272 Gottingen and runs West to Kempt road 1 Vacant lot

Elford Thomas, coachman 5 to 13 Vacant lots

15 Power John, carpenter 17 to.21facant lots 22 Adams William, laborer 25 Gateway 27 Ilanigan John, laborer 29 House unoccupied 31 McGratch James, laborer

Here Young st. intersects 33 Checkley John, shoemaker 33 Hall John, farmer 33 Clean Matthew, truckman

2 and 4 Vacant lots 6 Fudge Sarah, wid Robert 8 Harris John, shoemaker

10 Vacant lot 12 Payne John, laborer 14 to 18 Vacant lots - 20 and 22 Hadden Henu liquors 24 Prowse Susan, wid John 26 Shea Richard, grocer 80 Fenton Ellen, wid John 82 Gateway 34 Hanigan John, laborer 34 White Levi, coachman 86 McCullough Thomas, stonecutter

Ilere Young st. intersects

88 to 42 Vacant lots 44 Fudge John, laborer 46 Barn

Here King st. intersects 48 to 58 Vacant lots 60 Berry Mary Jane, general dealer

Here King st. intersects 62 House unoccupied 64 and 66 Gardens 68 Duffield John, shoemaker 70 House unoccupied 72 Webber John, truckman 72 De Maulder Charles, goldsmith 74 Vacant lot 76 Andrews John, butcher 78 Butler John, blacksmith 78 Nervington Charles, shoemaker 80 Yohile Thomas, laborer 82 Snelling Charlotte, wid William

ANNANDALE STREET commences at Dresden Row and runs West to Briar Lane • 2 Woodgate Arthur, postmaster general 4 Paint Henry, corn. merchant 6 to 10 Vacant lots

12 Boggs Miss Elizabeth 14 Ronnee C. E., Belgian consul

ARGYLE STREET commences at Blower& and runs North to Jacob 1 Bowlan Bridget, dry goods 8 McNichol Hugh, blacksmith 3 Donovan Daniel, blackamith 3 Winters James, blacksmith 7 Phair George, machinist 7 Jones George, coachman

11 Woods James, hity;" grain, &c. 13 Wright Elizabeth, wid Nicholas 16 and 17 Vacant Iota 19 and 21 Stables 28 Fenesty James W., baker 29 House unoccupied 81 Cogswell Miss Elizabeth 33 Hubley E. T., grocer

, Here Sackville st. intellects -85 Vacant lot 87 Barn 39 Hartshorne Hugh, barrister, &c. 41 Metzler John 43 Gossip Charles J., physician 45 Mitchell John T., clerk 47 Havill William, storekeeper 47 Parker Henry, clerk -47 Hubley E. S., grocer 51 Dunn John, printer 53 Cabot Richard, tailor 53 Summers John, physician 55 Barn 57 Cochran B. W., Cadgeton House.

.Here Prince st. intersects St. Paul's Church

Here St. Paul st. branches of Union Engine Co. Hall Grand parade

Here Duke St. intersects 61 Pailleter W. H., grocer 63 Vacant lot 65 B.obson John qt, fis»ng rod maker

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67 Robertson Alexander, blacksmith 69 Logan Adam, city missionary 69 Halifax soup and coffee saloon 71 McDonald Richard, stevedore 73 Bresnepen Patrick, engineer 77 Royal Acadian school 79 Caldwell George, blacksmith 79 McOly John H., piano tuner 81 Hennigar F. A., collector for Ga8 CO 83 and 85 Shops unoccupied 89 Downey Maurice, painter, glazier, &c. 91 Roling Rebecca, wid Cornelius 91 Bishop John, shoemaker

Here Buckingham st. intersects 93 to 97 Northup J. & Son, merchants

Here Bells lane branches or 99 «Wier James, dry goods, &c.

105 Clark P., tobacconist, &c. 107 Newcomb L. E., carpenter 107 McDonald Daniel, carpenter 109 Shop vacant 111 Spencer W. B., grocer 113 Barron George, accountant 115 Crowe John F., & Co., grocers 117 McLennan George, proprietor Cumber-

land House 119 Wetherby H., & Co., grocers and liquors 121 Howard Lodge, British Templars 123 Salem church 127 Conroy Robert, dry goods

2 Carroll Daniel, grocer and liquors 4 Barn 6 and 8 Holland William, blacksmith

10 Frail John, storekeeper 10 Mates William, carpenter 10 Jackson Peter, stevedore 12 Dulhanty T., liquors 12 Coppenger James, blacksmith 14 Nichols C. C. carriage trimmer 16 Dimock Herbert H., carriage manu-

facturer 18 Condon Margaret, wid Joseph 20 Saunders Richard, city waiter 20 Cenonni Thomas, guilder 20 Fisher James, butcher 22 Taylor John, blacksmith •

21 Murray William, wheelwright 28 Mumford W. B., grocer

fière Sackville st. intersecte Sc) Uniacke Andrew M., barrister

and 34 Stables 36 Bemmista Ellen, wid John 10 Lanphier & McCleave, carriage manu-

facturera 42 Vacant lot 44 Cowie Andrew, physician

Here Prince st. intersects 48 Hattie Alexander, physician 48 Slayter W. B., physician 50 Gammon William, Goshen House 50 Pace Ebenezer, cooper 50 Kilpatrick .Elugh, machinist 52 MacDier Margaret, wid David

• 54 Wilson Diargaret 56 Hardy James, cabman 56 Flaherty Morgan, sexton 58 Jost Edward R„. cabinetmaker 62 Walsh' Thomas, & Co., painters 8; glaziers 66 Vacant lot 68 Barn 70 House vacant '76 Thompson Elizabeth, wid James

76 Anthony Robert, laborer 78 Brodie Neil, shoemaker 80 St. Paul's church Sabbath school

Here George st. intersects 82 Forrest Alexander, physician 82 Forrest Rev. John, Presbyterian 84 Hosterman Eliza, wid Thomas 86 Le Cain Francis 86 Le Cain John, grocer 88 McDougall Archibald, grocer 88 Farrell Edward, physician 90 McLean Neil, shoemaker 92 Adams Jennett, wid James, variety shop 94 Burns lelichael, coachman 96 Joein Charlotte E., wid Rev Joseph 98 Reid A. P., physician 98 Richards John, bookkeeper

100 Fraser Thomas R., physician 102 Townsend J. H. 101 Grant James A., forage store, boarding

and livery stables 106 Alexander Joseph, laborer 106 Horrigan Martin, fisherman 106 O'Flaherty John, painter 10 i Swan James, baker 108 Grant James A., livery stables 1)8 Chamberlain James R., dentist 110 Austin Ann, confectioner 114 to 118 Moir & Co., bakers

Here Duke st. intersects 120 Monag,hen Arthur, dry goods 124 Bond -Elizabeth, boarding house 126 Crisp George, carpenter 128 Murray John, boatswain 130 English Robert, school teacher 132 O'Brien Mary, dry goods 132 Renwick George, watchmaker 134 House unoccupied 136 Whelan James, cooper 136 Debay William, rigger 136 Hall William H., music teacher 136 Ross Andrew, laborer 136 Rawley John, stevedore 138 Doyle Mary, wid James 142 Lithgow James R., bookkeeper 144 Martin Richard, saddler 146 Halifax Dispensary 148 Blake Thomas, laborer 148 McDonald Wentworth, mason 148 Salter William, boatswain 150 Pence John, shoemaker 12 Stables 154 Shaffer John, baker 158 Vacant lot 160 Woodill George, victualler 162 Greenan George, seaman 161 Carr James, watchmaker

Here Buckingham st. intersects

166 Shop unoccupied 168 Saunders Altred, china, glass, &c. 110 House unoccupied 172 Nets Christian, sausagemaker 174 Wesleyan book and news room 176 Chamberlain T., printer 176 Philips G. & T., bookbinders • 178 Snow Thomas, tailor

L180 Peoples market e 180 Hopgood James, grocer 182 Bertram Frederick, sausagemaker 184 Parker Samuel, grocer 186 Creelman John, boarding house 188 Colonial market


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192 Davidson Georne, kitchen furnishinga194 Russell Edwara, comml-sion morchant193 Niçhols S., oxpressbuilder198 Shop unoccupied200 Walsh Thomas, A.D., druggist

ARTILLERY PL qCE connmence3 at Que-bec and raine Wàst to Dresden Row

2 Vacant lot4 Shephard Canon, military chaplain6 Pitts William, commission merchant

l1RTZ LANE comm9no3g at 501 IIpperWater and runs *e3t to BrunswickI and 3 Barns5 Beamish T. M., clerk7 Lovegrove William, seaman7 11IcIsaao Dell, seaman

13 Fredricks Charles, cpopor13 West Alexander, printer15 Redmond David, policeman15 Doris John, cooper

17 0'31ullin P. & J., brewers17 Story. Thomas, laborer17 Benuett Thomas, laborer21 to 29 Vacant lots

Here Lockmzn st. intersecta

31 Fultz James, carpenter31 Smith John, cooper33 House unoccupied35 and 37 Vacant lots39 Varnett Mary, wid Thomas41 O'Brien John, sailmaker43 Smith Andrew, seamau43 Fraser John, seamau2 to 10 Vacant loti

12 Artz S., wid Peter14 Brush John, carpenter16 Dunan Patrick, laborer13 Sullivan Andrew, porter20 Dravis George, carpenter22 Barn24 House unoccupied26 Vacant lot

Here Lockrnân st. intersects

28 and 3) Vacant lots -33 Houseman Alexander, porter32 Taylor John E. M., paiuter34 Grifflu James, sebman36 Quinene Patrick, laborer83 Kent Georqe, carpenter40 Brash William, carpenter

BARRACK commenoes at Sackville andruns North to Jacob1 Brown Catherine, wid George8 and 5 Vacant lots7 Hou9e unoccupied9 Vacant lot

11 Haley Patrick, mason13 Gateway15 Jackson William, variety store15 Babington John17 Keating William, laborer19 Patterson Charles21 Bowers Edward, laborer23 Flemming George, diver23 McCormack Michael, tailor26 to 29 Vacant lots

Sare Prince st. ends

31 StinSon James, liquors33 Moore William, liquors35 and 37 Gateway39 Iirennot Henry, liquo^s41 Brown Henry, cubman41 Lunar John, carpenter43 Wear Arthur, watchman45 to 65 Vacant lots57 Robinson Joseph, liquors69 Murray Frank, liquors

Here George it. ends

63 and 65 Vacant lots67 Lannan Thomas, laborer69 and 71 Vacant lots73 Holingsworth VPpliam, liquors77 House unoccupied81 Tyrell Jamus, liquors83 to 89 Vacant lots91 Uurphy John, blacksmith93 Coffin John, liquors95 Vacaut-lot97 B-irn99 Warner James, carpenter and wheel.

wri ;ht101 Vacant lot

Here Duke st. ends,

103 Kent Thomas, baker and grocer105 O'Neil John, moulder107 Jackson John, packer107 Peudergrass Thomas, laborer109 NIurphy John, blacksmith111 to 115 Barns117 1IcLean Christopher, truckman117 Storey John, policeman119 Gateway121 Hobin Aiichael, laborer121 Hogan Richard, baker123 0'Toole Patrick, tailor1223 Shea John, labor`er.1Z) Warren E., wid Edward127 Walsh William, truckman127 Oakley Arthur, laborer129 Caulfield *trick

Here Buckingham st: ends

131 to 137 Stables139 Gleason Timothy, storekeeper141 McDonald M., liquora143 Grigwire George, laborer145 House unoccupied147 Morgan James, seaman147 Cooper Robert, laborer147 Connelly James, cooper149 Edwards James, liquors151 and 153 Barns165 Sutton James, shoemaker157 Whitely John, laborer157 O'Brien Thomas, tailor159 Johnson Andrew, jeweller169 Nailor Jacob, shoemaker1A Gateway .163 Hopkins John, tinsmith165 Hoar George, cooper167 Murray Robert T., printer167 Griffin Patrick, bricklayer169 Chall John, coalmeasurer169 Joist Patrick, variety store169 Nile Henry, watchmaker169 Baker John, police

Here Jacob st. ends

Bonnets Matie to order at CHAS. ROBSON 8tV0'H.,121 Granville Street, Halifax.

141 143 145 149 151 153 155 157 161 167 169 109 171 173 175 177 179

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187 139 191 193 197 201 205 207 209 211 213 215

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GEORGE W. HALLS, General Agent, 64 Bedford Row, Halifax .—See opp. Brokers.

BARRINGTON STREET commences at Salter and runs North to Buckingham 1 Davey Edward, Mason Hall .3 Scott J. W., boarding house

Bauld W. IL., dry goods Here Blowers st. intersects

9 Foley Edmund, laborer 13 McCulloch William, butcher 13 Doyle Thomas, cooper 13 Graham William, coachman 15 Parker George A., victualler 17 Dow A., & Sou, cabinetmakers 21 Parker L. Van ES8, physician 23 Allen lirs. Angeline, boarding house 25 Gilpin John B., physician 27 Cannabell 3Irs. Margaret, 27 Whitman James, barrister, &c. 29 to 35 Vacant lots 37 Gordon & Keith, furniture manufactur'rs 39 Grant Miss Jane 41 Reeves James, grocer 45 Brown John, boot and shoemaker 47 Murphy Dennis, fisherman 47 Jackson George, laborer 47 Daubney James, engineer 49 Barron John B., hairdresser

Here Sackville st. intersects Laidlaw John, grocer

53 Sanford George A., marble worker 53 Taylor 11. A., druggist 55 Wilson J., & Co., cabinetmakers and

upholsterers 59 Shaw Joseph, ship carver 63 Murphy J. warble works 65 McKay D. A., & Co., brassfounders and

gasfitters 67 Robinson Mrs. Jane, *confectioner 69 Corbin Mrs. William, boarding house 71 Tremaine Mrs. Scott 73 Chalmers Andrew H., laborer 75 Donald, Watson & Co., brassfounders ,77 Wiwi' Charlotte, confectioner 81 Mooney E. B., tailor 83 Dodson Edgar, provision dealer 85 St. Andrew's church, Presbyterian

Here Prince st. intersects 89 Callaghan Miss Teresa, milliner 91 Sutton Mrs. Moms, Halifax Bazaar 95 Alexander John G., model maker 97 Alexander Mrs. • John G., milliner .99 Kinsman E., boarding and liquors

103 Lawlor John D., sewing machine manufacturer

105 Bourdi Wait Mrs. E. H., furrier 105 Bourdillault Joseph, stonecutter 105 Holzhamer Mrs. Martha, dressmaker 107 McAinsh David, confectioner, &c. 111 Patterson Jane, wid David 113 Pender William G., employment office 115 Harrison Mrs Margaret, milliner

Proudfoot Adam, bookkeeper 119 Donahoe James, books and stationery 123 Chatwin Thomas, seaman 125 Wood A. L., dry goods 127 Shop unoccupied 1271Beldon Henry A., merchant tailor 129 Dunbar William, boots and shoes 131 Bauld W. H., dry goods 133 Shop unoccupied

Here George st. intersects. 135 to 139 Croskill James, & Son, cordial man-

ufacturers and liquors

Hodgers Misses, milliners Hedgers Robert, Mackintosh Mrs. 31, C. milliner Ells Judson, Mansion House Crowe William, agent sewing *machines Smith Mrs. E. S., boarding house Cogswell Robert .11., watch maker Crawford Mrs M. A., confectioner Brander John, cabinetmaker O'Donnell W. D., photographer Lindsay, ftli.s jaue, Clifton lions° Clemeu Bros.--; tobacconists and liquors Godfrey Mr8. Ann Page B. G., physician Lanigan and Robb, plasterers Shop unoccupied Johnson T. C., watchmaker

Here Duke st. intersects to 185 Anderson C. & W., grocers and

liquors Money order office Rogers J. S., photographer Co-operative society and 195 Vacant lot Morse Henry, eating bouse .

Shop unoccupied Allen Bros., confectioners Whiston D. H., silversmith Harris Bros., clothing, 000ts and shoes Anderson W. H., saddler Shop unoccupied Nichols R. H., undertaker Christian Brothers School and 6 Vacant lots Romans John, Waverley House

Here Blowers st. intersects Vacant lot Wesley Thomas, marble works Croskill Sarah, wid James Jamieeon Miss 3Iargaret, confectioner McEwan & Co., upholsterers Vacant lots Roble E izabeth, wid Samuel Uniacke R., barrist,er Vacant lots McNab Alexander, carpenter Sinclair Mrs. C. H., hoopskirts Sincla..r Charles H., cabinetmaker Cook Henry, pork and ham dealer Kelly Thomas, pensioner Thomas Rev. James, Baptist Thomas & Co. hats and caps

Here Sackville st. intersects Oaks Miss E., Melbourne liouse Hawley John, bak.or Wisdom Alonzo, carpenter Thompson Sherbrooke, cabinetmaker Johnson John, clerk Smithers J. B., bellhanger and locksmith Union Protection Co's. Hall , Classical seminary McAlpine Thomas, keeper of the II. P.

C., Hall Bigoy Miss Ann Coombes William, liquors McPherson Danie ; carpenter Fraser William,&Sons,pianofortemakers Coppin Samuel, carpenter Tracey Mrs. Louisa. boarding house • Motton R., ju,n., barrister Smith Alexander, plumber

Here prince st. intersects

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119 St. Pauli; Church BAYERS STREET commences at 66 Cu-Here St. Paul 81., branches of

Grand paradeGeneral post office

g ere Duke at. intersects

80 Brockly & Co., pianoforte manufacturer82 Hills Brush, cabinetmakers B84 Bonyman James, stonecutter84 Stewart John B., printer86.Chalmers Church88 McDonald & Co.,. brassfounders90 Stone Ann, wid Thomas92 'Vacant lot94 Frame Mrs. Thomas, milliner96 Frame Thomas J., blacksmith98 Fraser John: W., tailor

100 Connors John102 Ingles. Henry, storeman102 Maddison Thomas, upholsterer104 Thompson ]4'I., wid Geor e104 Morash Thomas, blacksmith106 Smith A. & W., grocers

BAUER STREET commences at Cogg-well and runs North to CornwallisI Gateway3 Walsh Michael, bookkeeper5 Vacant lot7 .McMillen Rev. Hugh, Presbyterian9 Vacant lot

11 Major Charles, school teacher13 Gateway15 Ellis David, baker19 Huskin Edward, gardener21 Crowe John F.. grocer

Here Falkland st. branches of

23 Schwartz Henry, tinsmith and plumber25 Hutt Alexander, carriagemaker27 Evâns David, flourweigher27 Evans James A., stonecutter27 Evans John, farmér29 Wetmore Nathaniel, merchant29 Lyall Rev. William, professor

housie College31 House unfinished33 Adams Edward, clerk

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35 McCurdy Matthew J., warehouse locker2 Micklewright Thomas, military store-

officer4 Kennedy William D., serjeant4 Jackson William,.military steward4 Flecknoe George, military clerk6 Baker Robert, tobaccoaiet6 Lessel Arthur, carpenter8 Hagan John, butcher8 Fegan John, carpenter

10 Yeomans Frederick W., hatter12 Vacant lot16 Whitmore John G., carver and gilder18 Ellis William, baker20 Liddel James, agent22 Barn24 Milinds Mary, wid Thomas26 Barn28 to 34 Vacant lots36 Galder Mary, wid Evander86 Anderson John, sea captain88 McDonald Daniel,shoemaker40 Adamore Louis, grocer and liquors42 Hinckle Charles, clerk42 Snow Isaiah, engine driver,

nard and runs North1 Barn3 Wiswell William G'r, builder7 and 9 Lumber yard

11 Clark R. D., jun., auctioneer13 to 17 Vacant lota19 Clark Arthur W., clerk'21 House unoccupied23 Traise Charles F., clerk25 Bates Sophia E. wid George27 Hardy Frederici, sergeant major29 Vacant lot31 Long William, carpenter33 Laurilliard George E., shoemaker35 to 41 Vacant lots43 O'Brine Michael, shipwright43 Coombes James, upholsterer43 Healy Michael, boot and shoemaker

Here West st. intersects2 and 4 Vacant lots6 Shed8 Drysdale William, c ^ rpenter

10 Drysdale Miss, dressmaker12 Lowther Edward, truckman14 Parker John, printer16 Carnell William, carpenter19 Ewin John, engfneer20 ^^Vamtolt William, cooper22 Brush James, cabinetmaker22 Egan Susan, nurse24 House unoccupied26 Fenton William J., cbairmaker26 King Thomas, boot and shoemaker28 Nott John, goldsmith30 Ervin Alfred F., carpenter30 McFee Angus,, shipwright32 House unoccupied 1034 Rogers, Sophia, wid John T.36 and 88 Barns

Here Sarah at. intersects40 Shed42 Shop unoccupied44 Goudge Thomas, clerk

Here West st. intersects

BEDFORD ROW commences at Sackvilleand runs North to Merchants Bank,1 Payzant & King, commission merchantb3 Carr Edward, li quors7 Whitenect W. H., proprietor Olympic9 Binney John, sea captain.9 Veaey Thomas, bobt and shoemaker

18 Clarke S. D., auctioneer .-13 Clarke R. D., jun., auctioneer18 Clarke C. & A., lithographers17 Anderson James, victualler21 Maloney James, hairdresser28 Thom Daniel, liquors25 Mnrray Mrs: E., boarding house25 Scott Alex. W., insurance a ent27 Pilabury Albert, general broter2.9 Murray William, carriagemaker29 Sutherland A. S., barrister29 Taylor Charles, barrister29 Twining Henry C. D., barrister31 Meyer 'r., green grocer33 Grant Alpin, editor and proprieto.r Cda

nist News37 and 89 Vacant lots

Here Prince st. intersects

Fverything in Dry 6Foods at=CHAS. R4BSON & CO'S., 121 Granville Street, Haliiag.

Importsrs of Englfsh Brown Earthenware,1b4 Granville St.

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41 Commissiariat Department43 Green marketNere George St. intersects

45 P or Henry, police magistrat e~7 Archibald P. P., market and hotel2 to10 Shops vacan t12 Coombs & Thompson, barristers14 Richey"U . H ., barrister and insurance agt14 Sutherland W . D., barriste r14 Maclean Howard X., barrister14 Douglas Miss J ., boarding14 Outrain & Co . . com and wine merchants16 Henry & Daly, barristers and ins . agents18 Whitman'& Twining, Insurance agents20 Carter Elizabeth, boardinj~ hous e22 Perrin Christopher, Victoria Hous e24 Woodill Robert, saddle and harness mkr26 Casey Thomas, victualle r28 Crooskill Joseph C ., editorand proprietorReporter aud Times30 Compton & Co., editors and proprietors

Evening Expres s32 Small Edward J ., bookbinderSt Pugh John, commission merchan t38 Mott John P., soap, candle and spice

manufacturer40 Graham Hugh, millwright42 Mitchell SO - hia, wid Joh nNt Building Society, ~. W.44 N. S . BeneBurton, secretary and treasurer46 Shannon Hon . S . L., barrister '46 King Edwin D ., barrister and estate agt46 Power L . G ., barrister and estate agent, .46 Pineo H . G ., Dominion Emigration agt46 Bowes James, & Sons, printers -48 Hartshorne Hugh, barrister and insur-anceagent48 Salter B . W., Insurance agent

Bere Prince st. intersects62 Campbell John B ., & Co., commissionmerchants and tobacco manufacturers51 Des Barres L . W., barriste r51 Gray B . G., barrister and estate agenty, barrister61 Oldwrig~t 11enr66 to 60 Lithgow John, grocer and liquors69, Marine Insurance Co., H . Yeomans,iLgent62 Inland Revenue, Dominion office s64 Elliott & Busch, architects61 Bligh H . H ., barrister61 Bullock Charle~ B.,barrister64 Jabk8onHon . H. M., U . S . Consula. Johnston J . W. K., barriste r61 McD~nsld 116n . James, barriste r-61 Provincial Building Society, Henry Wis-well, secretary64 Halifax Fire Insurance Co ., RichardTremain, agent64 Union Marine Insurancei Co ., R . G. D1-mock, secretary61 Halls George W., ship broker and com-mission merchant64 Tobin & Cannin , commission merchants66 Walsh Patrick, fardwire

Here Cheapside st. branches off7.0 New Provincial Buildin g

Here George st. intersects74 Stairs W., Son & Morrow, hardware* 76 Van Buskirk James D., & Soyas, Domin-ion express78 Bolton Thomas, commission merchant80 Peakes John D., commission merchant82 Hanley George, merchant

84 Prioux A .,dining and oyster saloon86 Hood William, messenger Merchants bn k86 Merchants BankBELLS' LANE commences at UpperWater

and runs West to Argyle .I to 9 Vacant lots11 Soames Alfred, brassfounder11 Fraser George, machinis t2 to 6 Warehouses10 City Water Works office12 to 22 Vacant lots24 Walsh Thomas, cooper26 Knowlan Patrick, laborer28 House unoccupie d

BENTLYIS LANE commences at Lockmanand runs WestMcGrath M., carterMcGrath John, carterFitzpatrick HelenLaurilliard John G ., ship carverBently William, spar maker

13ILBY STRUT commences at 390 Got-tingen and runs West to Kempt Road

1 to .7 Vacant lotis9 Druid Thomas, carpenter9 . Nevill Thomas, laborer9 Alexander Edward, laborer11 to 17 Vacant lots19 Horley Frederick W , mason19 Horley William J., carpenter19, Holland William, carpenter21 McNab Neil, laborerHere YoAng st . intersects

2 to 22 Vacant lots22 Lawrence William, mason24 Harris Edward, mason26 to 34 Vacant lots36 Stam~mers William, plumberHere Young 8t . intersects

BIRMINGHAM STREET commences a tMorris and runs North to Queen .I to 9 Vacant lots11 Wylde Isaac J ., barrister13 Grant Peter, carpenter15 Sanders Rev . Edward M .,, Baptist17 Godkin Benjamin, tailo r19 Lyle Mary A., wid Hugh21 Cunningham T. C ., laborer23 to 31 Vacant lots33 Kelly Edward C ., custom house officer33 Welch Thomas J ., painte r

Here Rottenburg at . intersects35 Ouligham James, grocer39 Tummon8 William, mason39 Davis Thomas, shoemaker41 Abraham John, coachman43 Fenertj George, housejoiner.43 Imla, eter, housejoine r45 Bell Villiam, secretary Gas Works47 *urray Edward, moulder49 Snow John, shoemaker51 Vacant lo t53 Fairbanks Edward, clerk55 Grammer School67 Daley An n

JOB . FORTUNE, Lnporter of Cloth Clothing$ &o., 7& Granville Street, Halifax .

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J. R. JENNETT & CO., invite attention of parties fitting up their Stock, 154 Granville.

'57 Murphy Michael, mason 59 and 61 Vacant lots

Here Spring Garden rocul intersects 63 Gateway -- 65 Taylor John, blacksmith 67 House vacant 69 Evans Thomas, laborer 69 Fisher William, carpenter 71 Smithers George, painter 73 Johnson, Henry 75 De Chery Lewis, dentist 77 House unoccupied 79 Vacant lot 81 House unoccupied 83 Castin, Patrick, liquors 85 Foley Harriet, wid Patrick

2 Jones, G. W., clerk 4 Gossip James, books and stationery 6 Dunn William, blacksmith 8 Fenerty Lawson, carriagemaker

10 Purcell Phillip, laborer 12 Barry Michael, laborer 14 Borton Elias, gardener 16 Nicholson James, coachman 18 Holloway Thomas, pump and block

maker 20 Flowers Henry, sailinaker 22 Vacant lot 24 Adams James, clerk 26 Pope Rev. Henry, Wesleyan 28 Grant George, carpenter 30 Vacant lot 32 Brennan Oliver, laborer 34 O'Brien David, laborer 36 Boak Mary, wid Thomas 3S Hanson John, staff sergeant 33 Cannan Mary, wid Peter 40 Ryne John, shoemaker 42 Perrior George, cooper 44 Meagher Timothy, liquors

Here Rottentnirg st. intersects. 46 Cary Stephen, seaman 46 Ferris John, blacksmith f:8 Pickles Mary, wid Thomas 48 Jones William, shoemaker 60 Bennet Arthur, carpenter • 52 Langille George W:, butcher 52 Smith Eliza, wid William 54 Langille Edmund H., shoemaker 51 Anderson John, carpenter 54 Ritchie 4mes, carriagemaker 56 Wamoolt Peter, laborer 58 Smithers Jane, wid Benjamin 60 Ellenger David, seaman 60 Payson Adolphus, housejoiner 62 Nix William laborer 64 Keefe David: laborer 66 Daley Ellen, grocer 68 McCulloch Michael, schoolteacher 70 Howe William, barrister 72 Urquhart Robert, grocer 74 Vacant lot

Here Spring Garden Road intersects 76 Barrs Simon F., commission mer chant 80 Hunter Ann, wid William 82 Piers George, merchant 84 to end Vacant lots

BISHOP STREET commences at Lower Water and runs West to Hollis. 1 O'Brien John, dry goods and groceries 3 Barn

5 Kennedy Honor, sea captain 5 Hawse George, sea captain 5 MacDonald Ann, wid James 7 Grant John, bookkeeper 9 Barratt James, printer , 9 Payne William, shoemaker

11 Quilty William, painter 11 Calman William, clerk. 11 Lahey James, clerk 13 Miller Archibald, gas inspector 13 Brown Mark, carpenter 13 MactIon*Thomas, coachman 2 and 4 Vacant lots 6 Turner William, mate _6 Pickering George, house carpenter 8 Mahar àfary, wid John

10 Richardson Robert, builder 12 Keefe Michael, carpenter 12 Mahar Thomas, painter 14 Payne George, livery stable 14 Lavera James, coachman 16 G ateway 18 Bara 20 Morrison William, laborer 20 Connors Patrick, seaman 20 to end Vacant lots

BLOOMFIELD STREET commences at Gottingen and runs West to Remit Road 1 to 13 Vacant lots

15 Rose John, shipbuilder 17 Chamberlin Theophilus, printer. • to 6 Vacant lots 6 Roadie Richard, mason 6 Duean Jeremiah, laborer 6 Horn Thomas, mason

.Here King st. intersects 8 Whidden Samuel E., carpenter

10 Ducan• Jeremiah, jun., laborer 12 to 16 'Vacant lots 18 White Arthur, carter . .

BLOWERS STREET commences at Gran- ville and runs West to Albermarle. 1 Malcom & Johnston, builders 3 Johnston John H., builder 3 Wood Elijah, sea captain 3 Smith Aubury, bookkeeper 5 Brims Alexander, brewer .

Here Barrington st. intersects 7 Carman Frances, wid Arthur 9 Motton Robert, jun., barrister

11 Ainsley Robert 13 Glenn P. & S., confectioners 15 Artherton William, livery stable__ 17 Smart John, sexton 17 Shea Patrick, laborer 17 Glaster James, laborer 19 Walsh William, laborer 19 Mansfield Pierce, laboreé 19 Kennedy Michael, laborer 21 Keefe John, sergeant police , 21 lloben Michael, laborer 25 Veraker Lawrence, Custom house officer

Here Grafton st. intersects 27 Wesleyan Methodist Church 2 Strattan John, carpenter 4 Foley A. M., variety shop 6 Ryan Richard, saddler 8 Cahil Michael, laborer. 8 Ryan Thomas, laborer

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8 Burns James, laborer10 Holloran. John, laborer

Ifere Barrington st. intersects12 to 16 Vacant lots -16 and 18 Burgess William, plumber20 Blaney Robert, bookkeeper20 Isner James. carpenter

Here Argyle 8t,. branches of2", and 24 , Unoccupied houses26 and 28 Vacant lots30 Unoccupied house

Here Grafton st. intersects32 Colliné William, laborer32 O' ,Brion Thomas, clerk32 McCann Patrick, laborer34 Nisbet James, shoemaker31 Carter James, carpenter36 Morris William, shoemaker38 ,llcGrath Michael, liquors

BRENTON'STREET commences at Morrisand rune North to Spring Garden Road..1 Grant Duncan, builder8 Turner Rev. A. W., Methodist5 PriuRle John, clerk7 Gray R. H., sea captain7 IV, bite Bllen, wid Henry7 Egan John, shoemaker7 Lawrence Catherine,' wid Joseph9 O'Brien & Co., carriage makers

11 Freeman Mrs. S.13 Gough Patrigk, carpenter13 O'Grady Daniel, messenger -13 Allau Joseph, bricklayer15 to 19'Vacant lots21 Lane Thomas, carpenter23 and 25 Vacant lots27 Abbott Rer. John, Episcopal29 Reynolds Clement F., grocer29 Gray Richard,.seaman31 Pringle John, clerk2 to 10 Vacant lots

12 Gossip William, stationer14 McLean George, cashier Merchants bank16 to 34 , Vacant ^ots36 Camford Thomas, rigger38 Walsh Michael, tanner °40 Weeks William40 Weeks Charles L., clerk42 Wier T. C. storekeeper.

BRIAR LANE commences at Anrnandaleand runs North to Saokville

2 and 4 Vacant lots6 Liechti James, professor Dalhousie college8 House unoccupiéd

BRUNSWICK STREET commenoes atJacob and rune North to North.1 to 3 Kenny Miss Rachael, grocer5 to 9 Hayden Dennis, dry goods

13 Forristall Patrick, grocer and liquors15 Jones William, dry goods17 Forristall Patrick, grocer and liquors19 Hayden Patrick, dry goods21 Morrison P. McL., & Co., tobaooonists231 Preston E. G. confectioner23 Wall E. J., dry goods25 Sutcliffe E. W:, groi or27 31ahony Townsend C., butcher29 Ridgewap Jane, wid Thomas

31 Ridgeway 'A. & Co., cabinet makersHer.e Hard's lane branches off

33 Wilkie Elizabeth, wid James35 Grant Elizabeth;. wid John35 Cragg Mary, wid James37 Fife W'. D., Customs39 Phelan Francis, tâncy baker '40 Cumming Thomas, cabinet maker45 Walsh D. bT.,.clôthier47 Carr James, watchmaker47 Major Alfred, chemist and druggist49 Greenwood James T.,wholesale salesman63 Guildford Richard A., sea captain65 Do Wolf Thomas R.57 Carew Stephen, dry goods69 Black Charles H. hl., hardware

Here Procter's lane branches off61 Dupe G. W., liquors63 and 65 Morrow James B., merchant67 Vacant lot -69 Jost Edward71 Clarke Douglas B.71 Watson James, coachman73 Gateway75 Hamilton W. B., commiaoion merchant77 and 79 Wesleyan Church81 De Wolf Charles F., commission mer-

chant83 Vacant lot85 James Benjamin, cooper85 Fidler Iiobert, sailmaker87 Aitkins T. B., barrister^9 Vacant lot91 Gateway98 and 95 Anderson Thomas A.97 Brown E. K., hardware

Here Cornwallis st. interagcts99 Naylor Eliza, wid John

101 Frazer R, bert W., commission merchant,103 -Trenacuan Mary Ann, wid Samuel103 1 renaman Thomas, physician105 Stirling William107 Sisters of Charity109 St. Patricks Chapel111 Foster W. F., jnnk dealer'111 Bent D. A., junk dealer113 Greenwood Herbert, bookkeeper115 Bay Miss Sarah115 Anderson James •117 House unoccupied.119 Brimer Mary Ann, wid Robert119 Fraser Roderick, bookkeeper121 Gateway123 West J. C., merchant126 James Neil B., bookbinder127 Baker Richard, cabman127 Le (3uire Edward, Customs locker129 Longard. John D.131 Longard E. J., brass fôunder,133 to 137 Vacant luts;139 West Nathaniel, merchant.161 West M. P., merchent148 Peters Thomas, blockmaker145 Hamilton Joseph, clerk147- Rhind Thomas, assistant city clerk149 Buchanan Wallace, Customs149 St. Luke Susanna, wid John149 Cameron Duncan, trader151 Wright Henry A., mason and plasterer168 Wright Charles W., seo. Merchant;' Ins.

Co.155 Howlett Mary, wid John157 Munnis James K., clothier

JO9, FORTUNE Buys his goods in the Beet Markets, 75 Granville Street, Halifax.,

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Here Gerrish st. intersects 165 St. George's Chitroh, Sabbath school 167 St, George's Church Cemetery 169 Starr D. Henry, - hardware 171 Conran Thomas t _messenger • 173 West Augustus W., merehant 176 Vaux C. C., dry goods 177 Creighton Augustus O. blank book man-

ufacturer 179 to 183 !louses unoccupied 185 Sirouni Stephen R., dry goods • . 187 *Gateway 189 Starr John, hardware 191 Bell Joseph, dry goods " 193 Hunter Daviddea captain 196 Hutton Oeorge, teacher of deaf and dumb

. 197 Storey .Doughis M., grocer . Here Ariz- lane branches off.

109 Brush Alfred, clerk 199 .Brush Peter, shipwright 201 to 205 Vacant lote • 207 McCully lIon. Jonathan,.barrister

. 209 . Richey M. H., barrister 211 Anderson George R., dry goods 218 Northiip Jeremiah, 111.1' . tnerehant 215 Nérthup. Joseph J., merchant • 217 Gateway . 219 Fleming Sanford, Civil engineer 221 McNutt Willi:tin B. hardware . 223 Wilson. William manager Co-operative

society 225 and en 'Vacant lots • 229 Smith Alexander tinsmith and plumber 231 and 233 Smith William, tailor . 235 and 237 Vacant lots 289 McQueen Ann; wid Duncan "

2 Sanders Thomas, builder • 4 Tobin John, seatnan. . 4 Fudge William, seaman • .

•6 Blagdon John, wharf builder 6 Cardno John, confeetioner 8 Lessel James, accountant .

10- Kenny Lawrence, porter 12 Kelley Thomas, tinsmith and plumber 14 Angwin Christina, milliner 18 Hill Henry G., architect 20 Hunt James,. seaman • 20 Norwood Joseph, carpenter

' 20 Putman Mary, wid .Ctileb 22 O'Brien Miss Sarah 22 Brunswick St.. School House 21 Robinson Mary. wid Joseph . .

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St G °ergo's, church • • 26 Carter E., grocer and liquors 26 Mooney 'William, mason .

•28 Phelan Dlichael, laborer 80 Miller Harriet, wid Henry ' 32 Power Christina, wid Michael G. 84 De Cain Charles, sea captain 86 Gray Janet,. *id James 38 Sehwartz William, coXee dealer 40 Fisher jeseph, carpenter 40 Beamer George,' cooper 42 Willoughby Elizabeth, wid John 42 Smith Benjamin, cooper 44 McGregor James, clerk 44 McGregor Andrew, clerk •

46 Woolrich J. IL; druggist 48 McArthur Rev. Alexander, Universalist 50 Wilson Thomas 52 Wilson Robert, shoemaker 54 Gateway

Lownds James, tinsmith and plumber 501 Iloyt Alexander, superintendent Tel:).

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58 Letson John A., fish huckster 58 Edwards John T. plasterer 60 and 62- Woolrick T. V., dry goods 64 Cormack John, engineer .

66 St. Johns Church, Presbyterian 68 Thompson John, dry goods 70 Richard Thomas, plasterer 70 Davis William, plasterer 72 Rodgers John, stevedore 74 Harris William, 13arponter 74 Cunnaboll Jacob, printer 76 Vacant lot 78 Keating Ambrose, grain measurer 78 Borgle -Charles, stevedore 78 Craig William, gardener 80 Lyon Archibald, carpouter 80 Langevillo John, cabinet maker 82 Dockerill Edward, French polisher 86 Trider George 88 O'Connor Mary, wid John 90 Wetinore Robert IL, carver and guilder 92 Vacant lot 94 Lacy Joseph, bookbinder

Here Gerrish st. intersects 96 Marvin John, oarpentez. 98 Vacant lot

100 Cutlip George, painter 100 Cutlip Edwin, painter 102 to 108 Vaoaot lots 110 Morrissey Matthew, shoemaker 110 Train John, mason 112 Barnstead John, shoemaker 112 Burden John, carpenter 114 Robb Donald, plasterer • 116 St George's Schoolhouse 118 Mitchell Daniel, baker 122 Worrell George, baker 124 Davis Charles, rigger 124 Deal Augustus, blacksmith 124 Birkenhead William,Inason 126 Botta John, gardener 126 Burton William, carpenter 128 Brett Patrick, tailor 180 Building unoccupied 132 to 152 Vacant lots 164 Flinn Elizabeth, wid Thomas 164 Green Arthur, carpenter 164 Lonargan Thomas, laborer 166 to 160 Vacant lots 162 McKachren Daniel, sea captain 162 Nichol Robert, seaman 164 Walsh Bride, wid John 166 Metzler Harriet, wid George 168 Margeson R. C , blacksmith 170 Marshall Richard 170 Marshall Henry, dry goods 172 Johnston Sarah, wid George 172 Wood Charles, seaman 174 Burns Mary, wid Edward 174 Bouye John, saddler . 176 to 188 Vacant lots 190 Graham Peter, seaman 192 Dean Elizabeth, wid Cornelius

English Hosiery at CHU ROBSON & CO'13., 121 Granville St. ) Halifax.

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WM,---,L. DODGE & CO,, Doors, Sashes, &o., Freeh Water, Halifax.L-

28 ,ypike'l'homas D., jeweller80 l'urker John J., victualler82 1larvey E. Tuppur, krucvr84 Central 1h'armor'b neurket38 Stables40 Lavers Thomas, express40' Multards Robert, blucksinith42 Northap J., & Son.,, cwnwission^`h mer•

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BRUNSWLCK COURT commences atCornwallis and runs South1 Allon James Di., confectioner3 Morgan U oorgc+, wutcltu►akerù lioubo tuiuccupied7 Kerr liugh, clerk^ Taylor Suz+artua, wid Joseph4 Morris W ililaux JatnuH, ciurkof lloetu5o6 13 rau ùori John, tlca cal,tai u8 Hamilton Jusepir, accountant

lU 'l'ruwaln Albert, xnurlriurlU ltuys UeorgctIU Uauriol Jonathan, clerk

BRUNSWICK LANE commences at Brune-wiak and runs West to 0ottingenI Almon l'hilip, laborer,.

A Curtis Julitr, ►aburer2 k`indloy lt oovrt, stevedore'L O'Neil James, carp itter2 AlcFurlan i'utor, ssemr►au2 DIc,Leoa Donald, ship carpenter4 3lattar Yetvr, laborer6 ttuadock itoboct, clorku Butler William, slu ►ewaker8 Smith Church, clork V. V.lU Lakin u. W., school teacher

BUCKINGHAM STREET commences atUpper Watar and runa West to Barrack1.Uull'ua &, Co,, dry goodi

Here Granville at. intersects5 Warehouse

11cre Burrington at. branches off7 to 11 Smith A. & W,, grocers

13 Boutilier L.f liquors.15 131igtt A. 13., & Cu, grocers19 and 21 Vacant lots •23 Maxwell James, variety shop

° Here Argyle it. intersects25 Çarr James, watchmaker 'Vj5tiirtell John, 4utcUtrr31 and a3 Unoccul,ied.Bhop

Here Grafton st. iitterseetd

37 Blackadar Charles, eailmakera9 Venu Jarned, laborer

,gere Albérmarle.st. intereects41 llurptty John, clothing store43 Stable45 Gatioou Mary, wid George4J Dieagtiar Richard, canoworker53 .Havuuag tt lZosauna, wid Aiaurice65 Young J.uttu, laborer - -55 Crawley Jaue, wid Donald'55 Adams Richard, laborer57 Lawson Martha, wid David2 Cbiprnan Bros., hardware6 Brown 13roy.. &. Co., druggists

llere Granville 3t. intersects10 Scott James, liquors12 and 16131ackadar Bros., proprietors and

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er14 O'Brien M. J., contdctionor18 Wadzeck. Ferdinand, tailor20 Shop unoccupied22 Cellar24 Connors Patrick, liquors and fly maker'26 Phelan S. R., hairdresser

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1'lere Artlyle at. intersects46 Lambert William, oabittctcnukor48 Entrance to yard60 to. 64 Houso uuuccupied..56 Leary & llouuhuu, grucèrs and liquors58 MclJunald Cutlreriuc+, wid 'J'LutiausGU Dickeon Eliza, wia,1ûhnU Davis tliatthuw tailor(34 Scott Williuut; 6ker64 IJunliliy W ill iatit, tinHmith66 Riley '1lwinus, sltoorrni`kér66 Llclile ) Augustus, tailor70 0'31ulfili Itubert, grocer arid liquors72 Walsh William, laburor72 Morris Edward, earpentor72 llussûm Uourgo, blurk- Here Albermarle irt. intersects74 0'3fuliin Robert, grocer and liquors76 to 80 Vacant lots82. Clark Joseph R., cordial manufacturer

CARLTON STREET commences at trotes.tant Cemetery and rune South -1 to 19 Vacaut lots

21 Miehao: Andrew, clerk customs23 Vaux U. X., dry goods26 Williams & Leverrnan, furniture27 Vl'illiatns William, turner29 13elchet Clement Ei., clerk31 Skrine Charles, Capt. 78th Rogt.

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18 Noble Samuel, merchant20 Crosskill James, cordial manufacturer22 H.ouse vacant21 . Vacant lot26 Tupper Susan, wid Eddy28 Allieou F., clerk80 Harris Edward, clothing, boote,aboeg, &c.32 Whitney T., clothing, boots, shoes, &o,

Here Spring Garden road intersects

CHURCH STREET oommeneee at Southand rune North to Morris2 to 10 Vacant lots

12 Baker William,^sextôn12 McKay John, carpenter14 Black Samuel, clerk16 Wiseman W., grocer18 Brown T. A., druggist

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CITY STREET oommenoes atCn,uard andruns North to North1 to 13 Vacant.lotl

13 Skinner Thomas, messenqer Union bank15 Hill Rebec % wid Charles.17 Skinner &1tnund; truoknzan -19 Cooper William, clerk of market19 Bieswanger William, carpenter21 Harris John, oarpenter


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25 House unoccupied 27 Rayne Thomas, nail manufacturer 29 «Bowden Jamea, printer 31 'Harris Henry J., builder - 33 to 41 Vacant lots 43 Mission house

Here Gerris% st. branches off 45 to 65 Vacant lots 67 Lounds Catherine, wid Matthew 69 Martin James, seaman 69 Syencer John, truckman 71 Kellum John, butcher 73 Vacant lot 75 Lounds Mrs. Catherine, liquors 79 Vacant lot 81 Granderson William, printer 83 Gateway 85 Harley John, turner 87 Donavan William, liquors 91 Evens Catherine, wid James 93 Shop unoccupied 95 McLaren William - 97 Jordan Josiah, carpenter 99 Smith John, gardener 99 Umlah William, carpenter

l )1 Cody Michael, truckman 103 to 127 Vacant lots 129 Donovan Martin, wheelwright 129 Warner Nit.bet, butcher 129 Hawker Thomas, gardener 131 Roston William, painter 133 Hookway Daniel, plumber

2 House unoccupied 4 Estano Louis, tinsmith and founder 6 Barnstead Edwin, leather dealer 8 Boyle Henry, trader

10 Coombes William, cabinetmaker 12 Coombes Betsy, wid John 14 to 44 Vacant lots 46 Slaughter houses

Lacey Edward, grocer and liquors 54 Gateway 56 Lacey Richard, liquors

Here West st. branches oft 60 Hamilton John, laborer 62 Jennix John, carpenter 62 Mason Thomas, machinist 64 Lambert Thomas, shoemaker 66 Madden John, laborer 68 Shay Patrick, cabman 70 Manning Johanna 72 Miller John, seaman 74 Kellum James, laborer 76 and 78 Vacant lots 80 Brown David, laborer 82 Vacant lot 84 Robinson Louis, seaman

Here William st. branches of

86 Boutillier James, laborer 86 Mack Richard, laborer 86 Atkens William T., rigger 88 idloNamara Richard, laborer 90 Vacant lot 92 Dearcy Richard, trader 94 Vacant lot 96 O'Connor Garret, schoolteacher 98 House vacant

Here Garrick st. branches off, -

1C0 to 104 Vacant lots 106 Kelley Thomas, ordnance department 108 Gateway 110 Frederick Elizabeth, wid William 112 Vacant lot 114 Foley Margaret, wid Michael 116 to 122 Vacant lots 124 Burrows Richard, trader 126 Chapplain Eleanora, wid William 128 Vacant lot 130 Blacksmith shop 132 Warner George, wheelwright 132 Warner Henry, carpenter 134 Nelligan Michael, butcher 136 and 138 Vacant lots 140 McNally Wellington, painter

COGSWELL STREET commences at Brunswick and runs West to Park 2 and 4 Garrison chapel grounds 6 Military hospital

Here Gottingen st. branches of 8 King James, mail contractor

10 and 12 Vacant lots 14 and 16 Shops unoccupied 18 Vacant lot 20 Reid Henry B., clerk of works 22 Creamer Daniel, bookkeeper 24 Military. 26 Pineo C., cattle dealer

Here Creighton st. branches off 28 O'Donnell P. H., general's clerk 30 Muir Robert T., books and stationery 30 Muir John, commission merchant 32 John, brewer 34 MacKinlay A. K., books and stationery 36 Whytal William, leather merchant 38 Walsh William, bookkeeper 40 Lanigan John, mason and builder

Here Maynard st. branches of 42 Caldwell Mary, wid Thomas 44 House unoccupied 46 Richardson James E., bookkeeper 48 White James, dry goods

Here Bauer st. branches off

CORNWALLIS STREET - commences at Upper Water and runs West to Park 1 Burns John, laborer 1 Brown Thomas, laborer 1 O'Brien Edward, grocer and liquors 1 Doyle Lawrence, stevedore 1 Nou Conrod, fisherman 1 Lawlor Mra. Mary 3 Gillis John, blacksmith 5 Wambolt & Pace, coopers 9 Vacant lot

11 Deal & Mudge, blacksmiths 13 to 17 Vacant iota

Here Lockman st. intersects 19 and 21 Vacant lots 23 Magher Martin, cooper 28 Conway Patrick, baker 28 Manning Thomas, truckman 26 Verge William, engine driver 25 Dunbrack George, carpenter 26 Ryan Pierce, tailor 27 Ryan Patrick, tailor 27 Marshall Elizabeth, wid James

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20 O'Malley Thomas, grocer and liquors 22 McPherson David, carpenter 24 Paterson David, sea captain 24 Mudge John, carriage maker , 26 Grant Charles, pensioner 26 B.unter Joseph, gas works 28 Wesley Thomas, marble works 28 O'Donnell W. D., photographer 30 to 34 Vacant lots

Here Brunswick st. intersects 36 St.Georges Church 38 Vacant lot 40 Uniacke Rev. Robert, episcopal 40 Uniacke Rev. James, episcopal

Here lifaitland st. intersects 42 Richardson Robert 44 O'Connor Mary, wid J 'mes 46 Motton Robert, collector 48 Baptist Church 50 Downie Charles, boots and shoes 51 Phalen William, forage barn 56 McGoogin James, liquors

Here (lottingen st. intersects 58 McAllis Miss Jane, millinery 60 Ervin Leonard, locksmith 62 Ervin John, carpenter 64 Stiling Mary, confectioner 66 House unoccupied 68 Saunders William, mason 68 Kelly Frederick, shoemaker 70 House unoccupied 72 Cashman John, bookkeeper 74 Fahey Michael, grocer

Here Creighton st. intersects 76 Tynan Mrs. M., variety shop 78 to 84 Vacant lots 86 Tobin William, laborer 86 Shea Thomas, tide waiter customs 88 Laracy John, grocer and liquors 92 Walsh Michael, carpenter 92 Carey Patrick, painter 92 Colman Daniel, militia sergeant 94 Lanerga Patrick, stone mason 96 Kenealy Martin, farmer

102 MacKasey Mary, grocer 104 Fultz George, brass founder 106 Johns William 108 Vacant lot 110 Campbell John B., tobacco factory 112 Vacant lot 114 Lang Charles, grocer and liquors 118 Scott James, builder 120 Northup Alexander, carpenter 120 McLeod Mary Ann, wid George 122 Lawlor Lawrence, carpenter 124 Pix Harry, liquors 126 Clyde Mr., seaman 128 Hornish Henry, laborer 128 Boutilier David, laborer 180 Walsh Jane, wid Edward, liquors

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WM. L. DODUE 8t CO., Scroll Work of all kinds, at Fresh Water, Halifax.

29 Bishop John, shoemaker 29 Patterson Walter, painter

an,d 33 Vacant lots Here Brunswick st. intersects

-35 and 37 Vacant Iota 39 and 41 St Vincent Ball

Here Brunswick court branches off 43 Ryan William, butcher 43 Bashford William, photographer 1:5 Lynagh Michael, cabinetmaker

Here Maitland st. intersects 47 Kielly E. & A. e McNutt James, house carpenter 51 Douall William, mason 53 Warren Archibald, laborer 55 MacKenzie George, carpenter 57 Thompson Robert, butcher 59 Vacant lot

Rere Gottingen st. intersects 61 Major Thomas, grocer and liquors 65 Spry Thomas, grocer 67 Green John, variety ' 67 Le Mee William N., physician 67 Dwyer Mortimer, groceries, &c. 71 Kenney James C., painter 71 Leydon Thomas, clerk 73 Linnahen Timothy, tailor 73 Tatom Joseph, policeman

•:5 Buahell Thomas, bone dealer 77 Jeans James, batelier 77 Sutherland David, moulder 79 Doyle James C., printer 79 Ifilton Frederick, shoemaker 81 Fenton -Edward, sea captain 83 MèCulloch Isaac, porter

[83 Kelly . William, printer s Rere Creighton st. intersects

85 Vaughan Patrick, tailor's cutter 87 Verge William, shoemaker 9 Gilfoyle John, butcher , 91 McLennan Steth, commission merchant 93 Griffin Bridget, wid Patrick 93 (3rriffin Patrick 95 Graham Robert, carpenter 97 Rear preraises 99 Fenned David, steward 99 Wall John, painter 99 Ellis John, clerk

101 Foley John, plasterer 101 Wise James Doherty, tailor 101 Wise Robert, grocer and liquors

Here Maynard st. intersects 105 to 109 Vacant lots Ill Thompson James, clerk

Here Bauer st. brandies of 113 Adamore Louis, grocer, &c. 115 Sleney John, carpenter 117 Small Jane, wid William 119 Walsh Ann, variety 121 Doherty Edward, carpenter 121 .Kearns Joseph, policeman

2 Casey Edward, butcher 4 Vacant lot 6 Shop unoccupied

-8 Currie .Gebrge, expressman 10 Ford William, liquors

--- • 12 Keating Margaret, wid Thomas 14 .Conlon Joseph, hack and livery stables

. 16 Rhodes John, boarding house /8 Costlow Annie, general dealer

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11 Ferns Mrs. 13 Tuffts Theodore W., grocer 15 Hobson James, music teacher ,t) 15 Henn Maurice, baker 19 Vacant lot

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21 Traise Richard, mason'21 Traise George, clerk23 Tully Henry C., grocer25 and 27 Vacant lots

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29 Wren Elizabeth, grocer and liquors31 Grace Martin, laborer33 Vacant lot35 Johnston Joseph, carpenter37 Cadden Patrick, mason39 to 4.5 Vacant lots47 and 49.l3arn51 Terry William, gymnastic instructor53 , Shop vacant55 Baker George, laborer55 Mooney James, butcher67 Anderson Arthur, grocer69 Anderson A., lime t^ coal, &c,

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65 Fahey Michael J., grocer67 Barn69 Lindsay John, & Co., match manufactu-

rers71 Verge William G.71 Lindsay John, match manufacturer73 Jackson Henry, gardener75 and 77 Vacant lots79 Kelly Mathew, stabling81 Hillman Andrew, ship carpenter83 Barn85 Mason Peter, custom house officer87 Barn

^89 Wood Andrew, mason91 Hix ueorge, laborer93 Doyle John, shoemaker95 Vacantshop97 to 103 Vacant lots

105 Ryan 13rid {^et, grocer2 Symonds John A , stovedealer4 and 6 Vacant lots8 Murphy James, blockmaker

10 Tapper William, bookkeeper12 Smith Joseph, photographer12 Walsh John, seacaptain14 Thompson Rev. Samuel, Universalist14 Thompson William R., butcher16 Power Mrs. Peter18 Robinson John, laborer20 Cutlip Mary, wid William20 Aarestroup Albert J., locksmith22 Donovan yliohael, commission merchant24 Major Frederick. couxécttouer25 Busch Henry, architect28 Kelly Alexander, custom house officer28 Kelly ttobert, grocer

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30 Barn32 Little John, cooper34 Little George, cooper34 Young David36 Everett Thomas pE., hats, caps, and furs,88 Robertson William, architect40 Williams l;harles, euachman-

•'40 McCulloch li,ichar4, seaman. ,42 Brown William, carpenter42 Boardwell John, baker44 Austace Rowland, carpenter46 Murgatrayd Sarah Ann, wid Fryer48 Finn John, clerk60 Stidnut Mary, boarding house52 Reynolds Anthony, carpenter

52 Laurilliard Georgo, shoemaker54 Morris James, lauorer56 Vaughan Patrick, tailors' cutter56 Sinclair Angus, tailor

Here Cornwallis st. intersects58 Norris Robert, storékeeper °58 MacDonald Mr., watchman60 Rogers Thomas, hatter62 Doody James, seaman66 Richardson William, cabinetmaker68 Fogarty Jeremiah, porter70 Wallace Richard, printer72 Centwell John, tailor74 Connell Thomàs, carter76 and 78 Barns80 McUrath Thomas, carpenter80 Hartley Edward, shoemaker^2 Phelan William, carpenter82 Kinsman Richard, painter82 Kinsman William, plumber84 Wood Francis, painter86 Keating James, cabman86 Worth George, butcher88 and 90 Vacant lots92 Hart William, carter '94 Philp Elizabeth, wid John94 Philp John i-i., hatter96 Underwood Charles, shoemaker °

CUNARD STREET commences at (ïrottia-gen and runs west to Robie1 Hemsworth Thomas, grocer3 Mason John, shoemaker5 Melvin Isaac, waterman7 Van Malder J., painter9 Smith Isaad; porter ,9 Van Malder Ularisea, wid Dominic.9 Self Michael, laborer

11 Woods Carney, keeper ball court11 Barrett James, clerk13 Francjd Richard, laborer

.bie're Creighton st. branches off15 Doyle Mrs Catherine.17 Vacant lot19 Burk Patrick. laborer19 Clark Frederick, coalmeasurer21 Kennedy H., cooper21 Gullan William, mason21 Blair Alexander, carpeuter23 to 27 Vacant lots

Bere Maynard 8t. intersects^29 and 30 Vacant lots33 Brown Alfred, seaman33 0gilvie James, carpenter35 Vacant lot37 Thompson Jan -, wid James.39 Muras David, cooper41 Cue John, baker45 to 49 Vacant lots61 Carrey John, laborer2 to 6 Vacant lots8 Hunter C. D., grocer

Here dlbro it. branches oj'10 to 20 Vacant lots

Here Maynard it. intersects22 to.28,Vacant lots30 Hashman WiIliam, laborer32 Drysdale George W., laborer34 Runnells Michael, shoemaker.36 Larey Samuel, seaman36 Hogerty James, painter

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36 Duncan William, seaman86 Doren Henry, cooper

A8 Kennedy James, laborer;.40 Ilornish Abraham, laborerL) McDade John, laborer46 Wadden John, laborer48 and 50 Vacant lots52 Welsh Patrick, laborer54 Vacant lotb5 O'Brien Margaret, wid David58 Vacant lot60 Conway John, carter62 Vacant lot64 Sommers Louis, tailor67 Uuinb Ann, variety store

Here Bayers st. branches off69 O'Flaherty Mary, wid Richard40 Umlah Benjamin, grocer70 Smith William, coalmeasurer42 Vacant lot74 liably Alexander, grocer74 Drysale William, carpeuter76 Allan James, iron merchant18 Vacant lot80 Mcliinnon David, staff physician82 Ross David >i{,., district uarrack master81 to 90 Vacant lots92 Weir Ueorge, lieutenant 17th Regiment94 Jamieson William, seacaptaiu96 and 98 Vacant lots

100 Wilson R. J., schoolteacher102 Vacant lot104 Anderson Robert, waterman10611.ooney Andrew, mason108 Suckling Isaac, baud master110 Mcl3eau Rev. Alexander, se& B.A., book

and tract societyVacant lot

Here Robie st. intersThornfield nursery

CUNARD COURT commences at 19 Proc-tor's lane and runs South1 Brown Veorge, mason3 Cunard Alexander, clerkb Saunders Catherine E., wid Sàmpson7 Major Alfred, chemist2 Vacantlot4 Browne Henry, watchmaker6 Campbell John (;., clerk8 Heenan Michael, clerk

10 Nickerson A., seaman

DEPOT ROAD commences at North end ofDockyard and rans North to railwaydepot

Ward John, ship carpenterFree schoolLavers Charles, expressman.McIntosh Robert, variety shop

Here Russell 8t. intersects.Lock John. teamstérFoster Samuel, carriagemakerKelly Andrew, storekeeper ordnanceBrown WilliamWilson Jasper, laborerShanks Edward, hoamanJenkins John, groomLawrence William, laborerStevens Robert, seamanMcEachran John, masonHartiland Joseph, butcher

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Gannon John, messengerSwindells Samuel, liquorHolmes Robert, boarding hôuse(ilennon 1\icholas, sup_riuteudent city

R. R. CoCity R. R. c9r shed and stablesDaLorey Simon, blacksmithO'Meelay John, laborerWri$ht Robert, variety shopRobinson William, 1 aborerScocks William, variety shopHouse unoccupiedMiles William, conductor city horse carSinclair Peter, laborerI{.oddick John, tinsmith and plumberElliot John, liquorsWard John, jun., grocer

Rare Young st. branches off

Kaye Joseph, oil cu.npanyHouse unoccupieuMullin John, variety shopClement Albert, carpenterMcLeod John, ship joiner..Mosher James, caulkerFoster William, carpenterFoster Thomas, stonecutterO'Brien Wil.iani D., manager city horse

carsGuess RichardI3entley Thomas spar makerJordan WilliamClark Rev. John A., A. M., Wesleyan

DRESDEN, ROW commences at Morrisand runs North to Sackville

1 Hollaway James, shoemaker3 Dellet Eliza, dressmaker-3 Young John H., shoemaker5 Davidson Ezra, tinsmith and plumber7 Sullivan Charles, baker

11 Scrivens Joseph, blacksmith13 Leverman H. A., cabinetmaker15 Leverman 1!'rederick, cabinetmaâer17 Williamson Airs.17 Emiridge Joseph, cabinetmaker19 Lint Thomas, stonecutter21 Ronan Charles, carter-21 Dillen William, carpenter113 and 25 Vacant lots27 Barry Mary, wid Patrick29 and 31 Vacant lots

Here Rottenburg st. bra:iches off33 Shay William, carpenter

- "35 Barron John, carpenter37 Diurphy Catherine, wid Walter37 McKay Andrew, carpenter$7 Hill George, cooper9 Porter (leorge, drill sPrgeant1 B,outledge Michael, grocer

43 Connors Patrick, carter45 Power Edward, truckman45 Lane James, coach can47 Lindsay Jeremiah, laborer47 Lowry Flora, wid John49 Wade Richard, carter51 Lowry Michael, carpenter61 Damrick Robert, carriagemaker53 McLean James, carter55 dleebal Dennis, cabinetmaker67 and 59 Vacant lots

.8ere Spring Garden road intersects

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bll 71 McLean J. S., merchant

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0 81 Payne Albert B. commission merchant a

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i 83 Van Buskirk Mary, wid Lawrence

I e 85 Etter Sarah, wid Benjamin

*6 87 Blackwood David, hardware O 89 James Mary, wid Thomas O 91 Nash J. D., auctioneer

z 93 Payne Martin R., dry goods i 95 Beckwith R. N., dry goods

i 97 Strachan John, clerk Marine Ins

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It 6 Macllreith John, tailor

0 8 MacIlreith Ellen, dry goods

Pit 10 Nash Samuel, furniture dealer *

Li 12 House unoccupied 0 t 14 Fraser Alexander, printer s4

0 14 Puttner Charles O 16 Clint Michael, mason

16 Colford J. B., tobacconist 0

m 16 Reardon James, painter

s. 18 Wallitée James' custom house officer

me2 20 Bearuish Herbert, bookkeeper Q 22 Bowie William, coachman ..,

,-, 22 Ridley Joseph, gardener 0 22 Wilson James, keeper city . prison

It 24 Foster John. coachman

0 26 Rogers William, drill sergeant ,

)9 26 O'Brien Walter, painter i**1

0 28 De Courcey James, messenger

Is. 30 Pierce Richard, shoemaker t 82 Cavenor Ellen, wid John 0

4 e2 Broderick James, storekeeper

(13 84 Reyner Alexandria, wid Thomas

re 34 Crockett Thomas, coachman

e 34 Steadman Thomas, coachman

el la 36 Cashin Anthony, laborer

0 36 Lynch Daniel, driver

el 38 Foley Stephen, laborer Q 40 Danaafa John, blacksmith * as Q 40 Ryan William, storekeeper

X 42 Dewire John, tailor 42 Suminers Thomas, sen, laborer

Al 41 Summers Thomas, jun, carpenter 0

4 44 Kerr Matthew, laborer O 46 Galivan Ann, wid Thomas 0

tei 48 Webber Daniel, keeper city prison

«I 60 Spruinn Mary, wid James

z 62 Penton Frances, wid Robert 4 O 52 Lawson William, carpenter

sq 52 Creighton John, house carpenter Q 54 Gallivan Nicholas, fisherman

14 66 Dillon B., policeman 0

so 58 Creighton John, carpenter O 58 Pace Samuel, printer el

4 68 Umlah Daniel, grocer O . 60 Ballard Charles, carpenter

g:I 60 Sign Mary,,wid John

2 62 Sullivan Thomas, laborer

M- 62 Dace John, laborer ir*

ri 64 Vacant lot

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e 68 O'Brien James, seaman 70 Myers Jane, wid William J.

A 74 Doull A. K„ dry goods

ei 76 Hill Rev. George V., Episcopal 78 and 80 Vacant lots

d 82 Fairbanks W. B., merchant 82 Fairbanks F. P., barrister

D IIKE STREET commences at 'Upper Water and runs West to Barrack • 1 Bond T. H., hardware 6 Shop unoccupied • 7 Baker Francis, laborer 7 Barber Edward, laborer 9 Fluke George J., hairdresser

13 Albro, Son 8D Co, hardware Here Hollis st. intersects

15 Starr David 8D Son, hardware 19 Symonds W. S., Sit Co, stove dealers 23 Goreham Archibald, boots and shoes

Elere Granville st. intersects , 29 Valentine Mrs. S. Ann, boarding house 31 Coombes John S., boot and shoemaker

Here Barrington 8i. intersects 35 to 39 Post Office

Here Argyle st. intersects. 41 Moir 8r. Co., bakers

Here Grafton st. intersects. 43 Johnson William, liquors 45 to 49 O'Brien John, liquors 51 31cDonald N., minor

Here Albemarle st. intersects..

63 Keefe A., grocer •

55 8hop unoceupied 57 Patterson Robert C., s eaman 57 Rodgers William, laborer 57 Tyler George, laborer 59 Preston Susan, wid John 59 31clisy Donald, tailor and clothier

2 Cunningham R., tailor 4 Browne Henry; watchmaker 6 BlackWood &Sutherland, hardware

Here Hollis st. intersects 10 and 12 People's Bank 12 Wiswell G. IL, messenger 14 Bayne John, commission merchant 16 Power P., it Co, dry goods

_Here Granville st. intersects 18 to 22 Goods entrance 24 Romans Robert, boot and shoe maker 26 Anderson Alex. commission merchant 26 Anderson C. & ‘k., groceries

Rere Barrington st. intersects 30 Brockly & Co, pianoforte makers 32 Troup Alexander, watchmaker 84 Drohn John, tinsmith 86 Gwatkin James, blacksmith 40 Burton Michael, shoemaker 42 Davies Joseph, locksmith 44 and 46 Sh_ç_ip unoccupied 48 Pallister W. R., grocer

Here Argyle at. intersectt 60 Clayton Mary, clothing 64 Woodsman William, baker 64 Smith James, tailor 66 Scanlan Michael, grocer

Here Grafton st. intersects 64 to 66 Vacant lots 68 Sullivan Daniel, laborer 68 'Want William, laborer 70 Goole Lawrence, grocer and liquors 71 Shop unoccupied

Bere _Albemarle st. intersects . 78 Kent Thomas, grocer and liquors

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DUNDONALD STREET commences at Morris and runs North to Charles 1 to 5 Vacant lots 7 Lawlor James, builder 9 Atherton William, livery stables

11 Viraddell Alexander, merchant 13 Farrugia G., music teacher 15 Davison L., seaman 17 to 25 Vacant lots 25 Gordon & Keith, furniture manufacturers

FALKLAND STREET commences at Got• tingen and runs West to Batter 1 Gooseley Rev Stephen, school teacher 3 Currie John, policeman 5 Clark Joseph, carpenter 7 Casey Thomas, butcher 9 Metzler George, taildr

11 Kennedy Thomas, grocer 13 O'Donnell J. O., tailor 15 Doherty Timothy, wheelwright 17 to 23 Vacant lots

Hete Creighton st. intersects

25 and 27 Vacant lots 29 Boutillier Robert, liquors 31 Graves William, laborer 13 Grono George, clerk 35 Hubley S., storekeeper 35 Steward Isaac, sailmaker 37 Thomas William, dirpenter 33 Sullivan Patrick, laborer

Here Maynard st. intersects 2 House unoccupied 4 Vacant lot 6 Shogunoccupied 8 O'Brien Daniel, barber

10 Kelly John, cooper 12 Hope Francis, pedlar 12 Kendrick John, IL, sea captain 11 Doane Henry M., clerk 16 Boreham Eugene, clerk 16 Hayes Ann, wid Daniel 18 Woodman G. F., blacksmith 20 Wren Maurice, grocer 22 Harbolt William, laborer 24 Reeves Stephen, shoemaker 26 Pander Mary, wid Edward 26 Kelly William, plumber

- 28 Carson William, laborer Here Maynard st. intersects

30 Vacant lot 32 O'Connell James, grocer and liquors 32 Holmes Charles, stoker 31 Major C. W., liquors

FAVSON STREET commences at 1 Lower Water and runs West to HoMS 1 Wiswell Charles E., merchant 1 Wiswell Henry, merchant 8 White S. A., commission merchant 5 Oxley James B., commission merchant 7 Peters Henry, architect . 2 Vacant lot 1 Johnstone William, merchant 6 Ormiston Abraham, junk dealer 8 and 10 Vacant lots

12 House unoccupied 11 Reynolds J. K., bookkeeper

FOUNDRY LANE commences at Plea. sant and runs West to Mitchell

Scott Peter, cabinetmaker McLellan John, carpenter " Wisdom William, machinist Fletcher Joseph M.; carpenter De Wolf George, bookkeeper White James, dry goods Howe James, machmist Laidlaw William, grocer

GARRICK STREET commences at City and runs West to Foley 1 and 3 Vacant lots 5 McDonald Maurice, school teacher 7 Carmichael James, carpenter 7 Young Thomas, carpenter 9 Arthur John, flour weigher 9 Arthur George, printer

11 Morley John, laborer 13 Va cant lot 15 loner Charles, laborer 15 Wilson James M., carpenter 2 and 4 Gardens 6 Young Thomas F., builder 8 Mollison William, shoemaker

10 Vacant lot 12 Gore John, butcher 12 Buskins John, truckman 14 Vacant lot 16 House unfinished 18 Miller Francis, shoemaker .

GAS LANE commences at Oas Works and runs West to' Pleasant 1 to 7 Gas works 9 Buist George, manager gas works

11 Vacant lot 13 Fraser Robert, laborer 13 Fraser Robert, brass founder .

18 Scott John, assistant manager gas works 15 Conlon William, laborer 15 Kitt John, farmer 15 Sheals Patrick, laborer 15 Smith James, boilermaker 17 Curran Morris, lumberer 17 McKenna Joseph, milkman 17 Simmons George, laborer 19 Bennet Margaret, wid Samuel 19 Power William, laborer 19 Finck Philip, laborer 21 Hogan Pierce, carter 23 Nilant Thomas, laborer

GEORGE STREET commences at Market Wharf, Water street and runs West to Barrack 1 Shop unoccupied

Here Bedford ROW intersects 8 to 7 New Provincial building

Here Hollis st. intersects 9 to 17 Provincial building grounds

Here Granville st. intersects 19 Goods entrance 21 Farquhar & Forrest, brokers 21 Liddel James H., agent 23 Hoffman Mrs. Charlotte 26 Harold James, hoopskirts 27 Cellar .

Reré Barrington st..intersects -•

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Grand Parade29 St. Paul's Sabbath school31 Murphy Joseph, printer31 Schwartz Mary, wid Godfrey M.31 Schwartz William O., bookkeeper33 Cole Alfred, laborer33 Carey John, laborer

Here Grafton st, intersects

35 Brutcher James, grocer37 to 39 Stables41 and 43 Hall Patrick, coalmeasurer

L^ere Albermarle at. intersects45 Carver Thomas, laborer2 City Court house

Bere Bedford Row intersects4 Stairs William, Son & Morrow mer-

chants8 and 10 Avery, Brown & Co., druggists

12 to 16 Silver W. & C., dry goods

Here,.Holiis at. intersocts

18 Lordly & Stimpson, grocers and liquors20 Elliot F. C., gents rnishing goods22 and 28 Yates Geor^ S., boots and shoes24 Martin & Co., dry gobcls30 Burton H. .P., druggist* --"°-----, -1 -....:nji,

Here Granville st.intersects

32 Smith B. A., dry goods34 Dakin Mrs. E., boarding house36 Connelly & Kelly, stationers, &o.38 Notman William, photographer40 Croskill James, & Sons, cordial manufac-

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Here Barrington at. intersects

Grand parade42 Forrest Alexander, physician46 Donahoe Owen, grocer48 Willis John R., secretary Board of

school Commissioners50 Pender Robert, cabinetmaker52 Le Cain John bT., grocer and liquors54 Lydard S. L. shoèmaker54Lydard Peter, bookkeeper.

Here Grafton at. intersects

56 Lively George, laborer56 Roark James58 MaoIntosh James, baker60 Partridge-Robert, baker62 Scott John, baker64- McCabe James, grocer and liquors

Here Albermarle at. intersects

66 Rawley William, grocer, and liquors68 Warehouse70 and 72 Houses unoccupied74 Yound Samuel, liquors78 Thompson Miss Elizabeth

GERRIBH STREET commenoes at UpperWater and runs West to City-1 House unoccupied3 Inglis John, grocer5 Estano Robert, cabinetmaker5 Essex Charles, seaman7 Dubberly Joseph, stevedore

11 Wallace Richard, carter11 Molloy Douglas, painter

13 Lynch Patrick, farmer

15 Vacant lot17 Estano Joseph, plumber and tinsmith

Here Lockm(xn at. intersects19 Marshall Ann, wid E4io21 and 23 Vacant .lots25 Boehner David; shoemaker25 Wilkson Leander, carpenter. '27 Stevens Douglas, engineer29 Vacant lot

Here Gèrrish at. intersect$

31 and 83 Vacan^ lots35 Tiernay Patr lck37 Malcom Jamçs, mason39 More Abrahar^i, sailmaker39 Pace David, c0^pe39 Walker John, laborér `"`-- -..,•t...41 Harris John; painter ^43 Vacant lot45 Crawley Thomas A., laborér47 Myers William, carpenter49 and 51 Vacant lots

Here Brunswick at. intersects

53 Seville Edward, bookkeeper55 Vacant lot57 Doyle Joseph, victualler61 Gerrish street school63 Moody William, clerk65 McLeod William, clerk67 Richardson C. A., bookkeeper69 House unoccupied71 Francis Joseph, policeman73 Smith Henry, shoemaker

Here Maitland at. branches of75 and 77 Miller Robert79 Vacant lot81 Boyd Daniel F., tailor81 Pace Thomas, cooper

Here Gottingen at. intersects83 to 99 Vacant lots

101 Manning Walter, bookbinder °103 Wilcox Charles, shoemaker105 Cole Samuel, farmer

Here Gerrish lane branches q#107 to 117 Vacant lots119 House'unoccupied

Here Albro at. intérsecta121 Crowe Patrick H., grocer

2 Kieley ^Villiam, grocer and liquors4 to 10 Vacant lots

12 Elouse unoccupied1-4-Ii;ënnedy John, clerk18 Hearthand John J., carpenter18 Smith Robert G., printer20 Fidler James, rig ;er22 Rhind William, sallmaker24 Cogewell William R., weigher26 Martin John, grainmeasurer28 Boak A B., clerk30 Dixon John, seaman32 Rimes Tames, seaman

Here Lockman st. intersects34 Fahie Edward, grocer36 to 42 Vacant lots

Here Brunswick at. intersects44 Lindsay John, painter46 to 60 Vacant lots62 Harvin Samuel, plumber64 Vacant lot66 Young John, butoher

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Here Gottingen st. intersects 92 Meagher John, grocer and liquors 04 Vacant lot 96 Shop unoccupied 98 Mullaney Patrick, laborer

100 Harvey Edward, carpenter 102 Smith Alexander, watchmaker 102 Carr Charles, sailmaker 104 Leslie Elizabeth, wid William 104 Smith Ebenezer, cooper 106 Hannan Henry, grocer 108 and 110 Vacant lots 112 .Boutillier Frederick, seaman

Here Albro st. intersects 114 to 118 Vacant lots 120 Stewart Robert, carpenter 120 Marsman Jeremiah, cooper 122 Moakler Jeffrey, laborer 124 Moakler John, carter

GOTTINGEN STREET commences at Cogswell and runs North to Rock Read Prison 1 Military hospital 8 Sterns John 5 Fraser Donald, customs locker 7 Harvey E. Tupper, grocer 9 Hunter John, brassfounder and finisher

Here Brunswick lane branches of 11 Quinn William, grocer and liquor dealer 13 I vin George, flour weigher 13 Hall Harris, bookkeeper 15 Botterall Rev. E., Wesleyan 1 • Campbell Charles W., soap chandler 19 Vale Michael, seaman 19 Crowe Miss Louisa, dressmaker 21 McPtrill Hugh, shoemaker 21 Morris James, porter 21 Simms Frank, laborer 25 Inglefield John, carpenter 27 Callahan Maurice, clerk 27 Miles William, painter 29 Smith Catherin9, wid David 29 Allison Jane, wid Joseph D. 31 Way Mary A., wid William 11 Collins Matthew,letter carrier 33 Craigen John C., bookkeeper 33 Walsh Edward, cooper 25 Schrage Henry, carpenter 35 Beals Micah, laborer 35 Mooney Edward, tailor '87 Hisler John, laborer 37 Sumners Philip, tailor 39 Delaney John, victualler 41 and 43 Gill Caroline, grocer 45 McFatridge Robert, N. D., druggist

Here Cornwallis st. intersects 49 Ring 8e Healy,,boot and shoemakers 51 smart William,loatman 51 Phelan Sarah, wid,James 53 Gough Richard, baker

55 Thompson David, cooper 57 Dence John, grocer and liquor dealer 59 Woodill James, victualler 61 Murphy John, dry goods . 63 Bouse unoccupied 65 Le Cain Augustus 67 to 71 Vacant lots 73 Thomson George, corn. merchant 77 Charnly William, lieut. col. volunteers 79 French George, butler 81 House unoccupied 83 Doran John, mason 85 Shop unoccupied 87 Steele John, customs locker 87 Waugh Richard, clerk 89 Heffernan Margaret, school teacher 89 Chipman Joseph, clerk 91 Vinecove Joseph L., painter 93 Vinecove Richard, painter

Here Prince William st. branches off

95 Thompson Charlotte, wid L S. 95 Thompson J. S. D.. barrister

Seage James, barrack master 99 Cullen James, dry goods

101 Irwin George, druggist and 9hemist 103 and 105 House unoccupied 107 Clarke Joseph, schoolmaster 107 Danford James, staff instructor 109 Donavan Michael, blockmaker 111 Brown Peter, laborer 113 Smith Clarisa, wid John 115 O'Brien Sophia, wid Thomas 115 Brown James, seaman 117 Turple Stephen, carpenter 119 Valot Philip, wholesale salesman 121 Heffernan W. E.; furniture dealer 123 Hennessy Ellen, wid Tiraothy 125 Arthur T. W., grocer 127 McMahon Michael, shoemaker 129 Miller Henry, butcher 129 Danford J., grocer and liquors 129 Cashen Joseph, grocer •29 •Leizer M. A., et Co., dry goods

Here Gerrish st. intersects

131 McDermott Joseph, grocer and liquors 137 Carr William, watchmaker 137 Stenhouse J. G., engraver 139 Gorbell John, confectioner 139 Shaw Thomas B., clerk 141 Walsh David, butler - 141 Biggs Frederick, blockrnaker 141 Byers Edward, laborer 141 Thompson William, cooper 143 Donovan Martin, coach and wheelwright 145 Wilson James M., messenger 145 Wilson James S., letter carrier 147 Little John, tobacconist 147 Schofield Thonnis;- seaman 149 Millar Francis, shoemaker 151 Henry, butcher 153 Bowen John, butcher 155 Hill Rebecca J., wid Robert 155 Jacobs Ebenezer, tailor 157 Whidden Richard, dyer

Vacant lots Hutton J. Scott, sup. Deaf and Dumb

Institute Deaf and Dumb Institution Robinson Mary, wid Edward Gilfoy Thomas, policeman Unoccupied bouse Robinson William E., carpenter

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Vacant lots • Her North st. intersects Anderson Hon. John H. Mundy Sir George Rodney, K.C.B. vice-

admiral Wellington barracks House unoccupied

.Here Russell st. branches off • St. Joseph's church, Roman catholic, n

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Here Young st. branches off 2 Vacant lot • 4 McFatridge John, blacksmith • 6 Bilby Joseph, office keeper 8 House unoccupied

10 Brown C. E., druggist 12 House unoccupied 14 Tremain Stewart, tobacconist 16 Tropolet Charles C. 16 Tropolet John B. 16 Tropolet James P. 18 McNab William, printer 20 McNat) John, grocer 22 Lyons Patrick, carriage maker and black-

smith 24 Colored Wesleyan church

_Here Falkland st. branches off 26 and 28 Shop and house unoccupied 28 Keeffe Michael, wheelwright 30 Shea Timothy, carter 30 Toole Henry, laborer • 32 Vacant lo;e 31 Lyons Patrick, carriage makEr and black-

smith e 36 Cutlip G. & E., painters and glaziers 86 Lownds Thomas S , carpenter 88 Ward William, clerk 40 McAlpine John, sparmaker 42 North Baptist church 46 Parker John, superviser 48 Steam fire engine, engine house 52 Eden Frank, shoemaker 54 Major Thomas, grocer and liquor dealer

Here Cornwallis st. intersects 66 Campbell Jennett, confectioner 58 Donaldson John 60 Boucher Charles, seaman 62 Clarke Colin, lithographer 64 Tidmarsh Susan, wid James 66 Ferguson Kenneth, auctioneer 68 Lemee Napoleon 68 Burdon & Harvey, carpenters 68 Beddeos Susan Ann, wid James 70 Rigby Charles D., physician 72 Bell Richard II., physician 74 Mitchell Eliza, wid Andrew 76 Boutillier Frederick, engineer 78 Herbert Ottaway, commission merchant 80 Leahy William, fanner 80 Boutillier Powlas, shoemaker 80 !dcKenzie Daniel, carpenter 80 Jerraway Charles, ginger beer 82 Robertson Alexander, blacksmith 84 Cogswell Norman, paper ruler •, 86 Hemsworth John, laborer 86 Maxner Henry, expressman 88 klemsworthThomas,groceries,liquorsoto

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Bayne Thomas, merchant Macpherson David, machinist MacDonald Catherine, wid Robert MacDonald Charles I., barrister Ray Isabella, wid Peter Godwin Miss Mary Ann, variety shop Sweet James, bookkeeper Woodill Robert, saddler Beazely John, boatman, customs Eeazley Frank, boatman, customs Irwin George, druggist McGregor Rev. P. G., Presbyterian Arthur James, tinsmith and plumber Arthur Thomas, grocer Bliss A. A., boots, shoes, Liswell John, baker and 118 Vacant lot Johnson Henry, stevedore Maddox Isaac, porter Johnson Henry, stevedore Edwards Eliza, wid John Johnston William, shoemaker Gibson Ann, wid Daniel Smith Isaiah, 1abor2r Hill John, laborer Groucher Eben, carpenter Stewart John, carpenter Furlong William, grocer and liquors

Here Gerrit& st. intersects

Tracey James, grocer Shop unoccupied Power John, carter Sullivan John, blacksmith

• O'Hearn Helen, schoolteacher - Baldwin Nicholas, seaman

Cashen Edmund, variety shop Ryan Thomas, carpenter Veno Peter, shoemaker Lochlan Catherine, wid Henry Turner charlotte, wid James Hume William, ship carpenter Little Hugh, cooper Williams Henry, bricklayer Mapplebeck John, mason Haverstock Charles, porter Creighton A. T., bookkeeper Sellon Eliza, school teacher Bou'illier Hezekiah, blacksmith Allison Eliza, wid Edward :Vacant lot Mont Joseph, coachman Sullivan Andrew, porter Brown Elizabeth, wid Thomas. Phelan Mary, wid Daniel McLearn Thomas, brewer McLearn James, brewer to 184 Vacant lots Gully John, carter Kemble Charles, storekeeper .

Home for the aged Vacant lot Richardson Robert, stevedore Shaw John, coachman Leonard William,laborer Clark Eliza, wid George

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Here North st. intersects218 Black Martin P.220 to 224 Vacant lots226 Moffat Alexander, coachman228 Tait William, gardener230 to 286 Vacant lots233 flouse unoccupied240 Vacant lot242 MacKay James, kardener244 to 248 Vacant lots250 Bell John A., water commissioner252 and 254 Vacant lots

, Here Bloomfield st. branches off

256 Cunningham Samuel, dry goods256 Cunningham William, plasterer258 Philips William, bookbinder258 Philips Thomas, bookbinder2G0 Cunningham Samuel, dry goods262 Turney William, ship carpenter264 No 6 hand engine266 and 268 Vacant lots270 McCarthy Margaret, grocer an d liquors

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274 Devaney Robert, grocer and liquors276 to 282 Vacant lots284 Devaney Henry, house carpenter286 to 288 Vacant lots290 Mufle Henry, farmer290 Burgess Increase, laborer

Here Bilby st. branches offQuinn John, masonMacara ff., wid W.Here Dutch village road branches ojBoyd John, grocer

- :Ilerkel John, farmerFahey Patrick, carpenterHouse unoccupiedMerkil Carolinetxreenough John, carpenter

Here Lady Hammond road branches offDeLorey Edward, farmerSherlock George farmerCooper Joseph, t<armer23Ionoghan Patrick, estate agentRock Head prison, M. Campbell superin-

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GRAFTON STREET commences at SpringGarden road and runs North to Jacob,1 Catholic young men's club3 St. Mary's catholic savings institution5 Christian brothers7 and 9 Casey W. & J, livery stables

11 Netherton Samuel, groom13 Power Nicholas, police

Here Blowers st. intersects5 Aylward John, tailor7 Berigan Lawrence, carpenter

19 Ryan Lawrence truckman21 Haven Mary, wid James23 Vacant lot25 Callanan George J., carpenter25 Jones William, seaman27 Shop unoccupied29 Delaney Patrick, carpenter29 Butler Mark, painter

,., ^3^^:H'effnan Mary, wid Edward35 McKenna Patrick, 'laborer37 SprigRs Thomas, porter37 W'oodhouse Paul, laborer39 Ryan William, laborer39 McGinlay Dennis, police39 Burton Michael, shoemaker39 Mahar James, baker39 Miller Catherine, wid Charles41 Keehil Alexander, stone cutter41 Connors Jeremiah43 Morrisey Michael45 Page John, lamp li ghter45 Hardiman.Edward, laborer47 Pine Samuel, boilermaker47 Smith David, coachman47 'Whiting Jacob, storeman49 Gordon George, issuer commissariat61 Morrison Eliza, wid James61 Ryall Thomas, laborer53 Brooks James, grocer and liquors

Here Sackville st. intersects

65.Callahan Murdock, pensioner57 Meagher William, blacksmith59 O'Brien Louis, sail maker61 Hunt John, mason61 Snow William J., engineer65 Brady James, shoemaker65 Daley Robert, baker67 Brady Arthur, variety shop-67 Payne William, carpenter69 Lounds Miss Catherine71 Lane Johanna, wid John73 McMillan A. E.75 Innes Robert, cooper75 Anderson Robert, cooper77 Henistis Hannah, wid Edward77 Mansfield John, laborer79 O'Neil Duncan, grocer81 Donovan Jeremiah. laborer81 Duggan James, auctioneer81 Nei1 Duncan, shoemaker81 Fisher William, blacksmith83 Sullivan Mary, wid Thomas85 Flinn M. W., grocer and liquors

Here Prince st. intersects

87 Sullivan Jeremiah, grocer and liquors87 Perkins Margaret91 Vacant lot - %@93 Kavanagh Ann, variety shop95 11ZcDermot P. W., printer97 Gossip Sarah A,, wid James97 Wallace W. J., rlerk99 Dillen Mar aret, wid Patrick99 Mahoney Margaret, wid John

101 Purcell James, cooper103.Driscoll D., mason103 Day Thomas, cooper103 Kennedy Patrick, seaman105 Hebb Henry,- stevedore107 Vacant lot109 Cormack Charles, confectioner113 Clute John, butcher118 Short John, butcher115 Robertson Catherine, variety shop117 Wilkie Daniel, fisherman117 Fluke William, police117 Mullin Teresa, wid John119 Loew A., shoemaker -.

Here George 8t. interse6te

121 LeCain J. W., grocer-and liquors123 Vacant lot

Jewellery, Watches, Tlate and, Plated Ware at X. S. BROVN'8, 108 Granville 8t.

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I. R. UNNETT & CO., Importera of Black Bottles, Flasks, ecc„ 154 Granville St.

125 Morrieey James, carpenter 125 Keefe Samuel, diver 127 Shaw Thomas, truckman 129 aforris James, laborer 129 Green James, laborer 129 Walsh Robert, laborer • •

Here Duke st. intersects 131 to 139 Vacant lots 141 and 143 Midnight Charles, shoeraaker 145 Burbridge Robert 145 McKeon Christopher, baker 145 Welsh James, painter 147 Butler John, laborer 147 Hefferman Matthew, cooper 147 Chishohn William, ship carpenter 147 Kennie William, painter 151 Rouse unoccupied 153 Weston George, stevedore 153 Rolston Martha, wid James 155 McGee James, carpenter 157 McMemere Patrick - 157 Ryan John, laborer 157 Mahoney John, baker 157 Dwyer Myles, shoemaker 159 Nichols S. carriage maker 161 Cassidy William, laborer 163 Williams John, laborer 163 Barrett John, -+ seamen 165 Johnson Thomas, porter 167 Campbell John, laborer 169 Laracy John, laborer

Rere Buckingham st. intersects 171 Seabrook James, clerk 173 Dunahoe Edward, grocer and liquor 175 Almon Michael, laborer 177 English John, searn.an 177 Bulger John, tobacconist 177 Croak Thomas, laborer 179 Cox Joseph, laborer 179 O'Brien Cornelius, truckman 179 Merlin Henry, cooper 181 York William, ship carpenter 183 and 185 Shop unoccupied 187 Long James, cabinet maker 189 Campbell Daniel 189 Duncanson James, laborer 191 McDonald Susana, wiel James 193 Lowe Edward, seaman. 193 Fisher James, truckmaia 193 Almon Michael, lsborer 195 Leahy Johanna, variety shop 197 McDonald Duncan, tailor 197 Graham William 197 Egan William, laborer 199 and 201 Colonial Market 205 Parker Matilda, wid J *rats 205 Miller Elizabeth, wid John 207 Mathieson William, porter us Grafton S E., earpenter 211 Clouse Adam J., earver 213 Power 8r, Higgins, dry goods

2 and 4 Vaunt lots 6 and 8 Wesleyan Methodist church

Here Blowers st. intersecta 10 Adams John, liquors 12 Walsh James, truckman 12 Blackball George, earpenter 14 Vacant lot 18 House unoccupied 20 Woods James, forage store 20 Chambers Robert, architect 22 -O'Connors Patrick, cooper - 21 Kelly Thomas, shoemaker

24 Devine William, cooper 24 Connors William, eooPer 26 Webber George, laborer 26 Purdy John H. cabinet,maker 26 Neith 28 Lyons Ellen, wid Patrick 28 O'Conn.oll Patrick, laborer 80 ISIcDermot Mary, wid Patrick 30 Young Edward, seaman 30 Roberts Thomas, tin and copper smith 32 Benzanson Christopher, cooper 82 Keating Michael, butcher 34 House unoccupied 36 Brunton Robert, contractor 38 McKay Adam, grocer and liquors)

Here Sackville st. intersects 40 Wailers Sophia, wid Samuel

Pidwell -Robert, shoemaker e Rudolph -David, baker • 42 i3rennan John, toner 44 Dodson James, provision dealer e Tolliver John, sweeps office 46 Young Robert D., laborer 46 Wilkins Edward, laborer 48 to 52 Vacant lots 54, Tobin Maurice, laborer 56 Leahy John, farmer 56 Carey Lawrence, laborer 56 Quinn William, laborer 58 McDonald Thomas, shoemaker

Winborn George, painter and glazier . 60 Rooth Thomas, tailor 60 Connolly William, distiller 62 Lynch Thomas, fisherman 62 Kelly John, carpenter ' 62 Deacon John, piano maker 64 Cullerton Andrew, cooper 66 McDbnald Hugh, blacksmith 68 Norton John, grocer

Here Prince st. intersects 70 Keating Edward, shoemaker 72 Duffy John, fisherman 72 Tuner Robert, butter 72 M.urphy Michael, ftsherman 71. Wallace Elizabeth, wid Nathaniel 76 White Stephen, tide waiter 76 Connolly Mary, wid Luke 60 Connolly John, conductor IL C. 62 Maguire Rosanna, wid Patrick 81 Brown Thomas, laborer 64 Murphy Edward, tailor 84 Mitchell Edward, painter SI Farrell John, seaman 86 Shannon Catherine, -arid Michael 88 Burke James 90 Cummings Brid-get, wid James 90 Scully Timothy, laborer 92 Fahey Thomas, laborer 24 and 96 DeWolfe J carriage factory 98 O'Hearn 3liehael, merchant tailor

100 and 102 Scott Donald, grader and liquors 104 Gentles David, baker 106 Maloney Thomas, laboter 108 Brutcher James, grocer -

Here George st. intersects. 110 Bissett Catherine, wid William 112 Davis Miss Ellen, dressinaker 112 MacLachlan .Ellen, dressmaker 114 Farrell Thomas, shoemaker 114 Connore Walter, etevedore 116 and 118 Dempster James, builder 120 Jameson Helen, wid John. 120 Lasaen Henry, jeweller •

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.12 .2 Casey Michael, painte r122 Lewis Hannah, -boardinghouse124 McCarthy .Helen, wid R .124 Brennan Nicholas, boilermaker126 Snow Samuel, boilermaker126 Tobin Thomas, shoemaker126 Martin Thomas, G.. grocer128 Stevens Thomas, seaman130 Kelly Elizabeth, wid Daniel1130 Wood John T.132 Quirk Thomas132 Troy James, store keeper134 O'Connor Ann, wid Dennis136 Shop unoccu le dfiere-1pike 8t. intersects138 Bossom Frederick, grocer140 Wilson Enoch M, deputy sheriff140 Vigures F . H fancy baker140 Wesley Alfre~, miller140 Robinson William, blacksmith142 Brackett Thomas, fisherman144 Boyd Daniel F., tailor144 Barratt C ., printer146 Abbot Richard, block and pump maker146 Walker John, enginee r148 Murray E'lizabet h150 XcKeuzie James, shoemaker150 Rhodes Henry, Maso n150 Shephard George, cabinetmaker150 Shephard William, shoemaker162 Bastey Robert, shoemake r162 Haley James, maso n162 Townsend Anthony, cooper164 Davis David, laborer154 Reddy Thomas, wheelwright166 Hemsworth William, laborer168 and 160 Rouse unoccupied162 and 161 Vacant lots166 Moir Drucilla, wid John168 Roberts William, rigge rHere Buckingham st . inter8ects

170 Sutliffe Richard, dr oods172 Cummings Ann, wiHicholas174 Umlah George, grocer and liquor s176 Callanan William, grocer178 to 182 Vacant loti .184 Griffin Mary, wid Willia m184 Brennan Catherine, wid,Martin186 Creed James, laborer ,'188 Davis J . Edward, laborer,188 MeFigur Donald labore r188 Fergamon Nell, blacksmith190 Mearns Henry, seaman190 Hays Hannah, wid William192 House unoccupie d194 Walsh Thomas, grooer198 Coakley T. J ., teilo r202 McInerney Hannah, wid Patrick204 Morris Agnes, wid Thoma s204 Pure I John, laborer206 Connolly Thomas P., books, stationery I206 . Connolly, James, c'oope r206 Connolly C . C.', cooper208 McDonald Daniel, policeman210 Troy John, labore r212 Sk6rry William, coalmeasurer212 Sunderland John, shoemaker212 Anson John, city sweep212 Mackaser John, truokman214 Robson Edward, olerk 'GRANVILLE STREET coMMonces at

Salter and runs North to Upper Water8 Dow Alexander, Jun,, babinetmaker

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5 Calder David, clerk7 Pool Samuel P ., proprietor exchange9 Dempsey Mrs ., Mary, boarding house11 Mumford George, carpe4ter13 Dodson Edwin, pork dealer15 Bigby James J ., agent17 Fraser James . storeman17 Henderson . William, carpenter19 Spike Hen lumber surveyor19 Robinson NrNliam, sea captain21 Robertson Miss Isabella, confectioner28 Gay Elizabeth, wid Archibal d25 Howard Mary Ann, wid William25 McKayMr ., tailo r25 Herkes James, sailmaker '27 Smith Edward, commission merchant29 to 33 Nash Thomas, soda watermanE85 Clouse A. J ., carver37 Brookfield John, contractor41 Black Rufus S.,,Rh Man43 Manning lieut . E. R.'46 Vacant lot-47 Cotter Garrett, city marshal47 Hutt Lewis, sergeant polic e,Hére Sackville st, inter8ed s

49 LeBlanc J. B.i & Brother dry goods51 Hunter .*Aiss Sophia, milliner53 Walsb .Mrs . Bridget, mflliner66 Isener Le0, laborer .- -b5 Gerrard Thomas, stevedore.57 Selden Stephen, publisher and stationer63 to 71 Vacant lots .,73 to 77 Fortune Joseph, dry goodsGovernment building and grounds

Here Prince st. intersects79 Burton H. P ., druggis t81 Beaker & Cornelius, jewellers83 McCulloch John M ., watchmaker andjewelle r85 Buckley X. A ., books and stationery87 Gossip William, books and stationery89 Beckwith R. N., dry goods91 Gray Robert, dry good s93 Frost H . D., boots and shoes95 Anderson, Billing & Co., dry goodswholegale99 Smith Brothers, d goods and millinery(Ir101 He Donald John & Zo ., dry. goods, whole-sale103 Alexander G., dry goods and millinery107 Cornelius J., watchmaker and jeweller109 Shop unoccupied ?

III Dechezeau &- Crow, kitchen and housefurnishing goodsHere Duke st. intersects

113 Power P ., & CO ., dry goods116 Murphy M. J ., boots and shoes117 Farquharson John, clothier, &c.119 McKenzie John, confectioner and liquors121 Robson Charles & Co., dry goods123 Mackinlay A & W., books and stationery125 Muir R . T ., books and, stationery127 1 etmore & McCulloch, dry goods1 9 C2 r() mOle anW. J., & Sons, hats, caps & furs131 Cabot John E., tailor and clothier133 Shop unoccupied18.5 Grant, Romans & Co., dry goods137 Taylor Robert, boots and shoesi &o .189 Sircom & Marshall, dry, good s141 Duffas & Co ., dry goods, WholesaleHere Buckingham 8t. intersects

Gold and Silver Watoheag all stY1881,Wholeosle & Retail, X. S. BROWN'S, GrOUvi&14

414 HALIFAX STREET DIREOTORY.

J. R. JENNETT & CO. invite the attention of buyers to their Stock, 14 Granville.

l J3 Brown Brothers, druggists145 Murdoch W . & U., & Co., dry goods

wholesale2 Mason Hall school,4 Mellan Eçlward, harness maker6 Hannigan John, labôrer8 Wall Mary, wid -James

10 Morton George E., stationerHere Blowers st. branches of

12 South Baptist church14 Metzler J. H., & Sons, painters16 Lunar John, carpenter

. 18 Jeans.Dlrs. Mhrgaret, boarding house20- Nisbet John, clerk20 Cahill William, printer22 MoIsaac Donald, Granville house

Here Sackville st. intersects26^Beddos Francis, tobacconist and liquors28 Muirhead Josoph, plumber28 Ettinger Miss Maty, dressmaker30 Sinclair Archibald,_ saddler32 McLean Miss Margaret, dressmaker32 Dunlay Owen, laborer34 Conlon Bros., livery stables36 Thompson William, stonecutter36 Molloy William, lâborer38 Connors James, laborer38 Mansfield Pgarçe, laborer40 Smithors & Sons painters, glaziers and

paper hangers44 Donald J ohn, gasfltter, &c.46 Donald,Watson & Co., brassfounders and

gasfltters48 Balzley Richard, merchant4S McDonald James, deputy city marshal50 Primrose Alexander) barrister52 Mulcahey Bartholomew, cooper52 ,Baker Mary Jane, wid Thomas

Sere Prince st. intersects54 Kearney Michael58 Kerr Mrs. Robert60 liarrington E. H., barrister62 Wallace James, liquora64 Niehols Ueorge, proprietor Acadian

hotel66 British American book and tract deposi-

tory, Rev. A. McBean, secretary68 Hewing & Hardingbrook, boarding house70 Katzman A.P., books and stationery72 Fraser Lt. G., oils and lamps - _72 Hamilton. P. S., barrister74 McKenzie John, eonfectioner•78 Colford Brothers, tobacconists80 Thomson James, barrister.8,1 Youn John B., civil engineer80 Proo^o#hce8,9, to 86 Kenny T. & E.;drv goods wholesale

lYere George st. intersects88 NewmaA W. H., watchmaker, &o.90 Smith J. D., photogra pher92 O'Connell Mrs. Anne, tobacconist94 Neal, White & Co., dry goods98 Hagerty J. P., musical instruments, &c.98 Churbh Ambrose F., map publisher

10) MeAlpine David, manufacturers' andadvertisers' agency

100 Everett^Bro thers, hats, caps and furs104 Wetmore R. & J., carvers and gilders106 Shop unoccupied108 Brown M. S., silver plated ware, jew.

eliry, &o.110 Murray Donald & Co., carpetings, &c.

112 Elliot J. B., & Co., dry goods, &c.116 O'Donoghue Matthew, merchant tailor120 'Mullowny & Delaney, dentists122 Symons John H., tobacconist124 Bout John K., druggist126' Kaizer Charles, fiats,- 6aps and fars

- Here Duke 8t. intersects128 Kearney Michael, jun., dry goods130. Jennin s K., dry goods132 Knox 9 Jordan, dry goods136 Chipman E. W., & Co., dry goods138 Rickards A. J., & Co.,, boots and shoes140 Shaw & Murphy, dry goods142 Bushell Robert, hats, caps and furs144 McMurray R., & Co., dry.goods146 Bliss A. A., boots and shoes148 Thomson & Co., dry goods150 Vaux H. It., manager, dry goods152 Della Tôrre & Co., fancy goods, &c.154 Jennett J. R., & Co.. china, glass, &c.166 SilverJohn, & Co., dry goods

Here Buckingham st. intersects158 Sc,)tt James, grocer and wine merchant162 Wilson William, hats, caps and furs164 Walsh Daniel M., merchant tailor

GRAYS LANE commences at Upper Water and runs West to Lockman1 Eaton Joseph, butcher3 House unoccupied5 Thomas William, auctioneer,5 Hisler John, laborer7 Ferguson Peter, carpenter9 Carter John, clerk

11 Rockwell David, wharf builder13 Kline Mary, wid Thomas15 Raddock William, laborer.17 Fox William, carpenter21 Fox Thomas, carpenter23 During Joseph, teainster25 and 27 Vacant lots29 Wetmore Isabella wid James29 Riordon Miss Elizabeth "2 Sweeny John, shoemaker4 to 10 Vacant lots

12 Canard Jacob, groc,^r14 West William, grocer16 O'Dell Thomas, seaman18 O'Dell Henrietta, wid Richard20 Fay John L., cooper22 Fay Patrick,. coal measurer24 Power Thomas, tinsmith26 Sullivan Philip, carpénter28 Vacant lot30 Hareman Robert, seaman32 Daniels Joseph, blacksmith

GREEN STREET commences at Pleasantand runs West to Queen1 to 5 Vacant lots7 Montgomery William, iron founder9 Vacant lot

11 Lawson Frank, clerk13 Fletcher Charles15 Knight James, wine merchant17 Contreaus Don Emmanuel, Spanish con7

sul19 Vacant lot . .21 Barton John, secretary, B. B. society2 Patterson Archibald, inspector internal

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HANOVER STREET commencèe at DepotRoad and rune West

Hamilton Charleé; clerkMcCarthy James, laborerGreenwood Robert, clerkMcCarthy John, laborer. '

HARVEY STREET commences at Plea-sant and runs West to Church1 to 13 Vacant lots

15 Kelly Dennis, gardener

HOLLIB STREET commences at Southand'runa North to IIpper Water

1 Guard room3 Garvie Margaret, wid John3 Garvie J. B., physician -3 Garvie F. F., physician3 Garvie Williatff, barrister5 Howes Fredei içk, cpptain Royal EnRi-

neersHere Fawson si=. branches off

7 Vacant lot9 Weir Joseph, hardware merchant

11 and 13 7acant lots15 Yates George S., boots and shoes17 Ruhland J. W., carpenter19 Andrews Henry, coachman21 Waugh Richard; 6xpres925 Vacant lot27 Gaul John, oil merchant .

Here Morris st. intersects29 Vacant lot31 Donovan Mrs., variety shop

,..33 Shea Sarah, wid John35 O'Brien Bryan, sea captain37 Brookfield John, contractor and-,builder37 Young John W., merchant .39 Vacant lot41 Creighton J. G. A., merchant43 Cowan Benjamin45 Croighton. Ii., merchant47 Payne George, livery stables51 Coach house53'Nunn W., com. boatman55, Tracy Henry, tailor57 Black G, P., commission mercha;nt

Here Bishop st. branches ofB9 to 63 Vacant lots65 Pryor Edward67 House unoccupied69 Weir Mrs. Ben,j,min71 Eliot Rev. Joseph, Congregationalist73 Keith Hon. Alexander, brewer77 Murdock Charles, dry goods79 McNab Hon. James81 Binney S. N.83 Sutherland William, city recorder83 Sutherland Archibald, barrister'85 Jackson Hon. M. M., U. S. consul85 Fowler Daniel H., bookkeeper85 Stephens Anna, wid Edward

-. 85. Cuppaidge Mathias; draftsma;i87 Barnab-y Lorenzo A., clerk89 More W. S.91. Compain & Co., boarding house and res-

taurant93 Burris Miss Rate, boarding house95 Wesselhoeft Walter, physician

Here Salter st. intersects

97 Groves Miss Elizabeth, school teacher ,99 Barron John S., agent of emigration99 Ilarrington W. M., merchant

101 McDougall Miss Isabella, .school teacherl01 Wickwire W. N., M.D., physician101 TulapeT Hon. Charles, C.B., M.P., physi-

cian and surgeon103 to 107 Halifax hotel109 Jennings Edward, physician and surgeon111 Cogswell & McKay, dentists113 Albro Edward, merchant119 'International hotel121 and 123 Vacant lots125 Nash S. C., velocipede rooms16 Knapen O. J., billiard room127 Harrington W. D., grocer and wine mer.

chantSere Sackville 9t. intersects

131 Dag 4an Mrs J., dry goods133 House unoccupied135 Buckley E. M., milliner137 LâwsonCaroline, mantlemaker, &c.139 Lawson Ann, wid George189 Gray W. M., & S. H., barristers and es-

tate agents141 Woodill Brothers, druggists, &e.141 Fairbanks F. P., barrister, &c. '141 Whidden F. M., barrister141 Smith John B., boat builder143 .L6uoir P. H., barrister145 - Hunter James, gasfltter and plumber149 Eagar M. F., druggist151 Elliot Freeman, gents furnishing goods153 Barron John S., agent of emigration158 Masonic rooms153 Nash John D., auctioneer and commis-

sion merchant153 Knapen O. J., stencil cutter153 Forman Henry B., physician .155 Kent George A., boots> shoes, &c.157 Godkin Benjamin, merchant tailor159 Wylde Isaac J., barrister, &c.159 Moore Joseph J., barrister, &c.159 Lynch Peter, barrister159 Chase W., photographer161 Staudigl Charles, dining and oyster sa-

loon165 Volunteer. band room165 Unionist and Journal News, W. A. Pen-

ney, editor and proprietor165 Hall Z. S., books, stationery,&c. .169 to 175 HowardS., & Son, drp goods and

millinery

Here Prince st. intersects -,177 Union Bank1^3 Halifax Young Men's Christian Aséocia-

. t; Thomas Clarke, secretary183. Phoenix Mutual Life Ins Co., R. R. An-

drews, agent185 Morton George E., & Co, books, patent

medicines, ç.187 and 189 House and shop unoccupied191 Baldwin & Co:, fancy goods193 Forsyth & Co., druggists195 Bell Joseph; drygoods, wholesale197 Bolton George ^, engraver197 Ross James, photographer197 Halifax Library, S. Creed, secretary. -1917 Ibbôtson Edward C., manufactûrers

Here Cheapside st. ends

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I 203 to 211 New Provincial buildings. Here George st. intersects

213 Silver W. & C., dry goods 215 Finnie Alex. S., accountant 217 Bank British North America 219 Boggs Thomas, & co., hardware 221 Cooke Charles J.

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223 and 225 Longard E. J. & Co,. brass foun-ders, &c.

227 and 229 Sarre N., hair dresser 231 Laurilliard H. G., merchant tailor 233 Hutchins Joseph IL, bookkeeper 233 Brown William, estate and general agent 233 Griffith M. J., barrister 235 and 237 Warehouses Albro, Son & Co. 239 and 241 Woodill William T. victualler 243 and 245 Albro, & Son Co., hardware

Here Duke st. intersects 247 Kandlck William, grocer and liquors,

wholesale 249 Fishwick F. W., colonial express 253 Harrington W. M., grocer and liquors 255 Wilson J. E., stove dealer 257 DeChair D. R., insurance agent 259 Falconer David, corn. merchant

.261 and 263 MacLean J. S., & Co., merchants 2 to 22 Vacant lots

24 House unoccupied 26 Almon Hon. M. B., banker 28 Romans Robert, boots & shoes 30 to 36 Vacant lots • 38 Pryor James. merchant

Here Morris st. intersects 40 Holt John, tailor 40 Monaghan John, truckman 44 Fraser James. carpenter 46 to 50 Vacant lots 52 Barns James, printer 64 Dwyer Mary, wid G. 54 Doyle Mary, wid Dennis 56 Allan William, auctioneer 58 to 60 Vacant lots 62 Newman W. H., jeweller • 64 Tremain James 66 Fraser Thomas, cabinet maker 68 Lovett Miss Elizabeth, boarding house

Here Wallace st. branches off Back entrance Government house

70 Binney Right Rev. Hibbert, Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia

72 Ross Miss Mary, dressmaker 74 Vacant lot • 76 Lawson Edward, merchant 78 Lawson Henry, merchant 80 Scott Mrs. Frances, boarding house

Here Salter st. intersects 82 Adams Catherine, wid fhomas

r 84 Tupper Miss, boarding house 86 Sullivan Catherine, wid James 86 King David, plumber 88 Power Miss Frances, school teacher 88 Bannister William barkeeper 90 Tuppin Henry R., carpenter 90 Mason William, brassfinisher 92 Romans Mary Ann, boarding house 94 House unoccupied 96 Fraser Donald, shoemaker 96 Homer Edward, confectioner 36 Murray John K., hackman 98 Davis George,-barber----

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100 and 102 McLean Angus, brewer 104 to 108 Roue John. barber, &c. 110 Muncey John, customs 110 Crane Chandler, physician 112 Suker C. T , tailor 114 Shop unoccupied ' . 116 Parker Mrs. M., Parker house 118 Johnston & Payzant, barristers 120 Wallace T. J., barrister 122 Wilson A., artist 12Z Contreras Y. Crooke Don Manuel, Vice,

Consul of Spain 124 Brennan & Co., photographers 126 Thomas William H., oyster saloon 130 Caldwell William, jun., druggist

Here Sackville at. intersects 132 Wilson Henry S., baker and confectioner 136 Bulger Peter, saddle and harness manuf 138 Knight W. F., saddle and harness manuf 140 Hunter John, brass founder 142 0' Reky John, photographer 144 Valenti John, & Co., carvers and gilders 146 Almon W. J., physician 146 Almon Thomas R., physician 148 Equitable Life Insurance Co., R. W. Gale,.

agent 148 Western Union_Telegraph Co. 162 and 154 Club house 156 Reading room, Charles M. Creed, pro-

prietor 168 Ritchie J. W., & J. N., barristers 158 Weatherbe & Eaton, barristers 158 Fleming Sanford, civil engineer 158 Higgison H. B., agent New Dominion

S. S. Line 158 MacNab Alexander, civil engineer 158 Stirling David, architect 158 Starr D., civil engineer 160 Dun, Wiman & Co., mercantile agency 162 Doull & Miller, dry goods wholesale

Here Prince st. intersects Provincial building

_Here George st. intersects 164 and 166 Bank Nova.Scotia 168 Stairs John, hardware 172 to 180 McLeod Alex., & Co., grocers and

liquors 178 Ronne Christian, Belgium consul 178 Alexander George, milinery, &c. 182 Shop unoccupied 184 Hesson W. A., merchatit tailor, &c. 185 SafFery E. C., professor music 188 Starr David, & Sons, hardware

Here Duke st. intersects 192 Peoples Bank 194 Shop unoccupied 196 McFatridge W., stove and junk dealer 198 Back entrance to Chas'. Robson & Co. 200 Reilly & Davidson, stove dealers, &c. 202 Wheal W., & Co., leather dealers • 204 Whytal John L., boot and shoe man-. .

ufacturer 201 McFarlane Walter, agent for B. & S.

H. i hompson, hardware 204 Starr Joseph, corn. merchant 206 McDougall A. grocer & liquors 208 Hunter C. D.;& Co., corn. merchant HURD'S LANE c,ommenees—at—Thip-e—r ----Wateniii4 runs West to Brunswick

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7 McKenna Thomas, laborer 9 Costley Patrick, laborer

11 Ryan John, laborer 13 MoGuin Michael, grainmeasurer 15 Bowler Patrick, la:borer 17 Condon Garret, laborer 19 Warner Daniel, laborer 21 O'Donnel Charles, grocer 21 Macoumber William, seaman 21 Murphy -William, shoemaker 23 Mills James, shoemaker 23 liforash John, carpenter 25 Vacant lot 27 Robinson Alexander, blacksmith ." 29 and 81 Gardens 83 Lindsay James, matchman 35 and 87 Vacant lots

Here Starr st. intersects 39 Blyth William, salt and grain e Donald Joseph, carpenter 2 Frawley John, boots and shoes 6 Nicholas Robert H , stair builder 8 Vacant lot

10 Healey Thomas, seaman 10 Cane John, seaman 10 McCaffrey James, cooper 12 Workshop unoccupied 11 Vacant lot 16 Moir Alexander, ironfounder 22 Phelan Cornelius, stovedealer

Leard Ellen, wid Claudius 24 Shepherd Richard, clerk 26 Coleman Ann, boarding house

Here Starr st. intersects 28 Vacant lot

IYGLIS STREET commences at Pleasant and runs West to Tower road

O'Neil Barnaby, china, glass, &a. Morris Rev. George W., Episcopal Morris Edward O., clerk crown land

office Davis George Lanbyge Albert, seacaptain Gokite James, manager Bank British - North America Mackey John, dentist Laidlaw John, grocer Lane John, ,arpenter Bland John Bailey, director Bank Brit-

ish North America Bond Bertley, hardware Tudor John, dry goods Forman James, Cashier Bank Nova

Scotia , McCulloch John, watchmaker, jeweller,

&c. Downs Andrew

JACOB STREET commences at Upper Water and runs West to Brunswick

•1 Ferguson & Co., feed store 5 Smith W. H., cooper 7 *Vacant lot 9 and 11 flouse unoccupied

Berg Argyle st–brancherer physician

Ife•e Grafton st. intersects 15 and 17 Vacant lots 19 Morris Samuel, cabinetmaker 19 Lawlel-Ohn, bookkeeper 19 Donovan James, carpenter

23 Henderson William, shoemaker 23 Donahue Thomas, coalmeasurer 25 Wilson James, blacksmith 25 Berry William, shoemaker' 27 Baker William, laborer

Here Albermairle st branches off 29 Thompson George S., butcher 31 and 38 8heds 35 Elliott Louis, boot and shoemaker 37 Parker James, grocer and liquors 2 Shop unoccupied

, 4 Kenny Brothers dt Co., painters 6 Shop unoccupied '8-Crowe Douglas, boarding 10 Hubley tt Kelly, grocers 12 Flemming Miss Isabella, boarding 14 Flemming J. W., grocer 16 Caldwell John, butcher 13 and 20 Trinity Church, Episcopal

Here Poplar Grove branches of 22 to 80 Vacant lots

Here Starr at. intersects 32 Inglis John M. grocer and liquors 34 II ouse unoccupied 36 and 88 Morton Archibald, fancy goods 40 Warehouse 42 Vacant lot

JAMES STREET commences at West and runs North to William

Bain Philip, grocer Whiting Samuel, shoemaker Vacant lots Little (lames, overseer water works Vacant lots

2 Hawes George, laborer 4 Devlin Walter, tinsmith 6 Dee David, storekeeeper 6 Brennan Edward, porter

ZORN STREET commences at Maynard and rune West to Park

to 5 Vacant lots 7 Fenton William, chairman

11 to 19 Vacant lots 2 to 6 Vacant lot 8 Hughes Thomas, blacksmith 8 Neal Richard, laborer

10 Hubley Isaac truckma 8 McDonald Ale er, joiner

12 Vacant lot 14 Tapper Nath niel, teamster 18 Harrington COjiieliuà, school tea° 20 Polter James, 9pckman

JOHN STREET coemences at West and runs to North,

Lennaghan Jen, clerk Margeson J. Vin,, grocer Cohners James, gergeant coin. Hamm Sarah, wid James Nauffts Isaac, carpenter Mullay John, laboree—.----------

—Curtisifedérick, carpenter McKay Ma.ry, wid Alexander Murray Gilbert, tailor Rogers Henry, painter Vesey Abner, carpenter Merlin James, carpenter McAlister George, watchmaker Demster James, carpenter'

, Nyers William, carpenter

Superlor Electro and Albata Plate, beat M. S. BROWN 108 Granville St. B* •


J. R. JENNETT & CO., Japanned and Papier htachie Waiters, 154 Granville St.

Nott Jonathan, shi pwrightDaking William, clerkPutman Christina, wid RobertBishop Theophilus A., plasterer

KENT BTBEET commences at Pleasantand rune West to Queen

Duûus John, drygoods, wholesale1 Sullivan William, butcher3 to 7 Vacant lots9 Daley James, carter9 Archet Thomas, carpenter -

11 Allison Frederick D., agent coal mines1? Vacant lot15 Murphy Michael J., boots and shoes17 Garden19 McDonald Edward H., editor of Citizens

News21 and 23 Vacant lots25 Tobin John, commission merchant

KING STREET commences at Maryand rune North to Macara

Welsh James, carterGriffin Edward, laborer

Here Bilby st. intersectsVacant lots

Herq Almon st. intersectsO'Donald Dominic; shipwright

Here.31ary st. intersects.Bainbridge William, shipwrightKing Richard, carpenterSivinil Alexander, laborer

LETSON'S LANE commences at Morrisand runs South

13 Healy Philip, laborer16 Bru-nt George, laborer17 Nash Miehael. painter14 Brawser Michael, tanner16 Doren Edward, mason16 Holland James, coachman16 Fendin William, plasterer18 Dillon John, carter '

LOCKMAN STREET commences at Corn'wallie and rune North to NorthI Vacant lot3 Mundy John, seaman6 Durien Lawrence, carter6 Shothanoy Patrick, carter6 Wilson John, blacksmith8 Brannan Thomas, laborer9 Cain Thomas, carter

11'Barry David, coal measurer18 Shanks William E., printer15 Ferris John, shoemaker15 Melvin Bernard, pedlar17 Vacant lot

Here Cornwallis st. intersects19 Connors Mary, variety shop23 Hogan James, laborer26 Garde James, cabinetmaker26-Garde-Eciwatd, ship,çarpenter27 Connors William, printer29 Casey Edward, butcher81 tiouse unoccupied83 Barry John L., city assessor85 Kline George, printer87 Mulcahy Michael, cooper89 Small Edward, bookbinder

39 Naylor Catherine, wid Charles41 Crowe Jonathan, storeman43 and 45 Vacant lots47 Wilson Thomas, cooper49 Marshall Margaret, wid Henry61 to 65 Vacant lots •,67 Knowlan Lucy, wid J. B.59 Merkel James W., banker61 Wilson Lewis, blacksmith63 Way Thomas, clerk63 Penney W. A., proprietor Unionist and

J ournal65 Kent George A., bootsand shoes67 Ullity Steph-•n, bookkeeper69 West James T., West India merchant71 Creighton Frederick, clerk73 Hall Z. S. books and stationery75 and 77 Vacant lots79 Norris Samuel, composition roofer

Here Gray's lane branches off81 Bremner Philip, cooper81 Melvin Isaac, cooper83 Sterns D. M., school teacher86 Smith Charlotte, wid.Jesse87 O'Neil Richard, brass8nisher89 Smith D. J., clerk91 Flynn John, seaman91 Magnus Alexander, tinsmith93 ^►ScLaughlan William, laborer93 Bayers Abram, laborer

Here Gerrish st. sntersects•95 Ryan James, laborer99 Forham Thomas, sailmaker

101 Hogginson Bingham, clerk103 Dimock G. R.105 Newcomb William

.107 House unoccupied109 Plack W. L., merchant113 and 115 Vacant lots117 Baile 'George, clerk119 Hutchins Alfred, lumber Merchant121 Almon Rev Foster, Episcopal123 Creighton Philip w., accountant125 Nisbet William, carpenter

.127 Knight Thomas F., auditor129 Vacant lot131 Forbes William, agent French Lloyds;133 Vacant lot135 Robinson Henry G., accountant137 Howard William, variety store

Here Artx lane intersects139 House unoccupied141 Bowser Jacob, builder141 Smith Theophilus, undertaker143 and 145 Vacant lots147 Foot Thomas, accountant149 and 1517acant lots163 Davie James, engineer155 McDonald James, accountant166 and 167 Vacant lots159 Smith James, druggist161 Warner Frederick, carpenter163 Small. William, post office clerk165 Blackadar S., wid Hugh167 Vacant lot169 McNeil James, lamplighter171 Délworth John, seaman173 Sellon Edward175 Sellon Horatio, city architect

2 Killeen Patrick, laborer4 Morrisey John, laborer6 Power Nicholas, laborer

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10 Mehar Martin, cooper 12 and 14 Vacant•lots 16 Cooper shop 18 Mulcahy Margaret, grocer 20 Sutton Henry, bookbinder 20 Finley David, plasterer 20 Sutton James, lumber surveyor 20 Currie Robert, plasterer 20 Robertson James, carpenter 22 Napier James, laborer 21 Wells William, seaman 24 Miller John, seaman 26 Jollimore George, laborer 26 Ellis Joseph, tailor 23 Little George, laborer 30 Wambolt Walter, grocer 32 Roome John R., store keeper 32 Burnham James, custom house 34 and 36 Vacant lots 33 Gallagher Daniel, vestry clerk St. Paul's

Church 40 Nugent Richard, printer

Rere Bentley's lane intersects 42 Donne Bartholomew, tailor 42 Power Peter, seaman 44 Walsh Edward;painter 41 O'Brien Edward, seaman • 46 Richards James, stevedore 48 Reynolds Ann, wid C. H. 50 Butler George, sparmaker 52 Harrington grocer 52 (ieddie John W. 54 McKay James, lumber merchant 54 Parker F. G., commission merchant - 51 Knight Edward, wine merchant •• 56 Parker Frank 58 West Charles, merchant 6) Carson Henry, watchmaker 62 Smith Edmund, merchant 61 Smith J. Wesley, dry goods 66 Vacant lot 68 Hoyt John, clerk 70 Taylor Robert, boots, shoes, &c. 72 Creighton Herbert, stationer 74 Boreham Samuel, secretary water works 76 King Edwin, lawyer 78 Ashmore George, cabinetmaker 78 Austin Charles, coppersmith 80 Hutchins Richard, mason 82 Boak Robert, merchant . 81 Vacant lot 86 Osman John, messenger 86 Scott William, printer 88 Burchell Frank, machinist 88 Sims George, seaman 90 Holland John, blacksmith 92 Thompson John, grocer

(lare Gerrish, st. intereects 96 to 102 Vacant lots

104 Gardner Sophia, boarding house 104 Gardner Matthew, carpenter 106 Willing John, shoemaker 108 Watson T., seaman 112 Downs Mary, wid Robert 114 and 116 Houses unoccupied 118 Vacant lot 120 Artz Peter, builder • 124 Vacant lot 126 Burns Miss Mary 128 Houseman George, plumber 130 Fry Abraham, *Seeman 131 Harvey Thomas, laborer 134 Truckle George, laborer 136 Vacant lot

138 Graves Richard, teamster 112 De Wolf Thomas W., clerk 116 Johnson George, edit 146 Spike Thomas, Jeweller 118 Wier James

Bers .Artz lane . intersects 150 Arthy Rev. Walter, Episcopalian 152 Marshall John J. 154 Johnson George

,154 Brodie Charles, carpenter 156 House.unoccupied 158 to 162 Vacant lots 161 3IcDonald Elizabeth 161 McDonald Henry A., plumber 166 O'Brien Thomas, coachman 170 Earl John, carpenter 172 Card Mary- , wid George 174 Pearman 'William, M. D., bookkeeper 176 Grant William, carpenter

,178 Burke Patrick, seaman 180 Vacant lot 182 Harley Elenora, wid Alfred 186 Ronsyne C.

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190 Woodworth G. N., salesman 192 McLean William, customs 191 McFarlane Robert, shoemaker

LOWER WATER STREET commences at Fawson and runs North to Market Wharf 1 Stevens Francis, merchant 1 Stevens' wharf 3 Reardon John, coachman 3 Smith Henry, mason 3 Welsh John, carter 8 Hoare Michael, carter 3 Smith John, boat builder, 5 Dullanty Walter, laborer • 5 Ferris M., laborer 7 Fairbank's wharf 7 Connors M., carter

O'ConnorJohn, cooler 9 Whalen James, cooper 9 Archbold E. P., treasurer Glace Bay

Mining Company 9 Moren's wharf

13 Moren James A., merchant 15 Ryan James, sailmaker 17 Moren's wharf 17. Shea Dennis, carter 19 Miller Jacob 21 Burpee L,, wid R. E. 23 Miller's wharf 25 Goudge Mary 25 Ratchford Edward, Dominion paymaster 27 Adams C., wid Jabez 27 Lithbridge George, porter 27 Blagdon Thomas, seaman 29 Chisholm John, store keeper 31 Pryor William, 84 Sons, West India

merchants 31 Black George P., agent Grand Trunk

Railroad steamers 81 Dominion wharf 33 Cronan 31. , seaman 33 Lessef Charles seaman 85 Woods Thomas, seaman 35 Day Patrick, store keeper 85 Cochran John, seaman 37 Hart's wharf 39 Hart R. I., commission and West India

merchant 45 Butas Joha A., carter

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JENNETT & CO., Wholesale and Retail China WarelZouae, 154 Granville st,

45 Hoare D'I., laborer49 Howie M., carter51 Wiswell (;harles E., merchant, WieweIl'

wharf51 Wibwell's wharf53 Tierney William, laborer5 McCann Mr., cooper55 and 67 Houses unoccupied61 ForrPst Mrs. E.61 Gray Thomas, laborer63 Sutherland John, cooper66 Adams' wharf6$ McIntosh & McInnis, lumber, &c.67 Nickerson E., laborer67 Shop unoccupied69 Nickerson R., laborer71 McIntosh & DdcInnis, builders, &c.73 Vacant lot76 Stevens Angus77 Twining E. C., & Co., commission mer-

chants, Twining's wharf77 Twining's wharf79 Allen's wharf81 Allen John, fishermen's supplies83 Fagan James, cooper83 Moriarty Timothy, laborer83 Kenney Daniel, laborer83 .Deady Walter, carter85 Winsor G. T., grocer, &c.,87 Shean James, laborer87 Lawson's wharf87 Wilkinson, Wood & Co., commission

merchants, Lawson's wharf87 Crowe A. H., rish merchant, Lawson's

wharf'8 7 Lawson Henry, commission merchant,

Lawson's wharf89 Lonerqan James, grocer, &c.91 to 95 ti acant lots97 Walsh James, boarding house99 Young AZatthew, junior, grocer, &c.99 klafters h., cooper99 Shean James, laborer9 4 Silver John, laborer

101 Brennan John, cooper, Boak's wharf101 I3oak's wharf101 Boak Robert, junior, commission mer-

chant, Boak's wharf I103 Mahar James, baker105 Mackay F., liquors, &c.107 Sullivan John, victualler109 Boak William, commission merchant,

}3oak's wharf109 Boak's wharf109 Ryan & Holland, sailmakers111 Tucker E. D., & Co., commission mer-

c [iants115 Kennedy John, liquors, &c.115 oritfith Thomas, laborer115 Scanlon Jbhn, laborer_117 Esson's wharf117 Boston & Col. steamships office, Esson's

wharf117 Phelan James, commission , nnerchant,

Esson's wharf119 Hamilton R. C. & Co., Commission

merchantg119 Fairbanks' dock,121 Gallagher Edward, stevedore121 ffioren James, laborer121 Young Matthew, blacksmith, Fairbanks'

dock121 Holihan Michael, storekeeper128 Barry A.ndrew;-variety store125 Farrel Mary, milliner

125 Salter & Twining's wharf125 Dunn William, blacksmith S. & T's. wrf125 Heenan John, cooper do125 Rhind & Houseman, sallmakers do125 Peters Henry, builder do125 Thomson David, , cooper do127 Welsh Patrick, boarding houoe127 Welsh Daniel, shoemaker127 Kennedy Michael, laborer127 Murphy Charles, tailor129 Shop vacant129 Power Patrick, carpenter129 Donnelly Peter, butcher131 Farrell John storekeeper131 Hare's wbart131 Corbett Frederick, commission merchant

Hare's wharf131 Quebec &(lulf steamship eomp: ny, F.

D. Corbett, agent, Hare's wharf131 Murphy Thomas E.,oommission merchant

Haro's wharf131 Almon M. B., commission merchant,

Hare's wharf131 Canada Life Assurance It. B. Almon

agent, Hare's whârf131 Hare William, commission merchant131 Phoenix Fire Insurance, William Hare,

agent133 Burke MI ary, dry goods137 Murphy Ellen, milliner139 Roan Samuel, hairdresser141 Croxton John, butcher143 Bird Danie1,13oston hotel145 Gorham R., & Co, commission merchante147 Bremner's wharf147 Bremner & Hart, commission merchants147 McNabJ. D.,& Co,commission merchiwta

Bremner's wharf '147. Richardson W. Di., commission merchant

Bremner's wharf147 McGregor John, liquors147 Burke Eliza149 Bentley's wharf149 Bentley William, sparmaker, Bentler'8

wharf149 Abbot Richard, blockmaker, Bentely's149 Hayes James, seaman149 Welsh John, carpenter149 Malone Patrick, dry goods151 McDonald William, liquors151 Shop vacant151 Long wharf151 Kinnear T. C., & Co., merchants, Long

wharf153 Henderson George,grocer .155 Magnus & Lownds, stores, &c.157 and 159 4hop and dwell.ing vacant161 Miller & Creelman, viotuallers163 Shop vacant165 Noble's wharf165 Flowers George & Son, sailmakers, No.

ble's wharf167 Wier B., & Co., merchants169 Black James, junior, stoves, &o:169 Studley J, B., painter ;171 Donahoe R., commission merchant171 Townsend Silas, junk dealer, CaldWell's

wharf171 Young, Hart & Co., merchants do .171 Holloway Thomas & Son, blookmakers,

Caldwell's wharf171 Caldwell S. & W., blacksutiths, Cald•

well'e wharf171 Muir & Blackadar, sail makers do171 Caldwell's wharf

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171 Fidler James, rigger 173 Fleming Peter, liquors 173 Conolly Matthew, gunsmith 115 Butler James, boot and shoemaker 179 Beck John, boarding house 131 Oxley & Co., commission merchants 181 Oxley. J. B., consul for Norway, Sweden

and Italy 181 Oxley's wharf 181 Fjortune James, cooper, Oxley's wharf 133 Sett Donald, grocer, &c. 185 Dunn Philip, Union hotel 187 Calnan J. liquors 189 McDonald David, boarding house 189 Butler's wharf 189 Noonan M., laborer, Butler's wharf 139 Johnson T., seaman, Butler's wharf 189 McEgan John, laborer, Butler's wharf 189 Butler James, & Co., merchants, Butler's

wharf 191 Carroll Dennis, boot and shoemaker 193 Mulcahy John, boot and shoemaker 195 Butler's wharf 195 Russell F. W., commission merchant 191 Albro Edward, & Co., hardware, &c. 199 Mitchell's wharf 199 Utchell G. P., & Son, merchants, Mit-

chell's wharf 201 Queen's wharf 203 EIsh market 205 Flynn A., variety 207 Leahy D. J,. liquors, &c. 2)7 Blackburn E., liquors Market wharf

■ 207 Market wharf 207 Morris William, boarding, Market wharf 207 Bowers Stephen, fish dealer, do 207 Fable P„ liquors, do 2i)7 Beamish Charles, merchant, do 207 Harrison Edward, merchant, do 207 Mc 3uire Daniel; do 209 O'Hearn M., clothier 2 e Steamboat wharf 209 Waterfleld 1G. F., liquors, Steamboat

wharf 209 Welsh Mrs. J., variety do 209 Clarke L. D, auctioneer, &c. do 209 Donahoe Owen, liquors, &c. do 209 Mount Mrs. E., liquors, do 209 StepheniAlex. & Son, furniture, do

2 to 6 Vacant lots 8 flouse unoccupied

10 Vacant • lot 12 Graham Charles, grocer 12 Sutherland Charles, grocer 11 Hill William, customs 16• to 20 Vacant lots

Here Morris st. commenc3s

22 Oxley John, messenger 22 Hann 'James, seaman 21 Quinn Mathew, policeman 24 Smith F., laborer 26 Vacant lot 23 Con.nors Thomas, laborer 30 Riley Thomas, phimber 32 O'Donnell Edward, mason 32 àlunro Elerbert, blacksmith 31 Fortune James, cooper •

Suppel Richard, laborer 35 Pierce John, cabinetmaker 33 Johnston Robert, stonecutter-, 33 Warehouse 1• Doyle Patrick, liquors

Shean Thomas, laborer 42 Reauer Robert, fisherman

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44 Coale C., wid James 44 Stacy Thomas, laborer . 46 Johnson Daniel, seaman 46 Campbell John, laborer 48 Moore John, shoemaker 48 Lovett William, seaman 48 Doyle Michael, laborer 50 Flinn Martin, fisherman 50 Lee William, laborer 62 Shop vacant 54 O'Brien John, dry geode, &c.

- Here Bishop at. commences 66 Fenton Jane, wid Dennis 58 Whitman IX., wid Frederick 60 Baker M., wid Edward 62 Ryan James, laborer 62 G-unn Alex., storekeeper 64 Doyle Bridget, liquors 66 Munro Smell, blacksmith 66 Toole Patrick, blacksmith Et8 McDonald John, laborer 68 Kennedy William, laborer 70 McGill Joseph, cooper 72 Burns Michael, storekeeper 72 Connors John, storekeeper 72 Rolan Joseph, laborer. 74 to 78 Keith Alex. 8ogiOn. brewers, &o. 80 Sullivan Thomas, liques 80 Gunn John, laborer 80 Hamilton Robert, labliirer 82 to 86 McLean & Keith, brewers 88 Cahill John, liquors 90 McCarthy Charles, grocer, &c 92 Conroy John, builder 94 Snllivan Michael, butcher 96 White Patrick, seaman 96 Fleming Samuel, laborer 98 Fahnert John, boot and shoemaker 98 Mahar Andrew, shoemaker

100 Mails Thomas, dining saloon Here Salter st. commences

102 Doyle John, liquors 104 Boyle Andrew, tinsmith 104 Connors George, laborer 106 Connors Robert, laborer 108 Kennedy James, laborer 110 Lawson Edward, & Sons, auctioneers 116 Blaiklock Gorge, builder le Wisdom Henry, builder 118 to 124 vacant Lots

' 126 Dunley P., butcher 128 Cummins John D., com• merchant 180 Reardon J. F., city hotel 134 Graves Thomas L., cooper •

184 Graves Edward, grocer 138 Graves Thomas L. cooper 140 Armstrong Robert, boot and shoemaker 142 Wallace Thomas, boot and ,shoemaker 142 Sullivan Daniel, shoemaker 144 Shop unoccupied 146 Fleming John 148 Bowen IVIrs. M., fancy goods 150 Fanning John, boot and shoemaker 154 Sullivan John, laborer 154 McGrath M., seaman 154 Panel Alexander, butcher 156 Cummins Simon, liquors, &c. 158 Buckley Daniel, grocer 16) Keith Michael, laborer 160 Monteith J. W., laborer 162 Buckley John, locksniith

t 164 Jones Joseph, seaman

Late3t and most elegant patterns of Gold Jewellery at M. S. BalliV.TS, 108 Granville

422 HALIFAX STREET DIRECTORY .'J. R. JENNETT & co., Importers of English Brown Earthenwaret 154 Granville .

166 Mahar Thomas, boardinghouse168 Reynolds & Crichton, grocersHere Sackville st . commences170 Davidson J . R ., & Co., dry goods172 Kenney F . W ., dry good s174 House vacan t176 Murphy J ., boot and shoemaker180 Marks John, sailors' outfits184 Walsh Stephen, liquors188 House unoccupied190 Carey S ., milliner192 Calahan Charles, laborer194'Newman John, boot and shoemaker193 Terry Walter, carpenter200 Boyd John, liquors, &c .202 Agnew Wil Liam, sailors' outfits204 Taplo Philip, sailors' outfits206 Rose John, grocer

HerePrince st . commences208 Coal warehouse. military210 Costin Patrick, liquors212 Quirk Edward, liquors214 Market entrance216 Duggan James, auctioneer, &c .218 Shop unoccupie dMAOARA STREET'commences at Got

tingen and runs West to Kempt RoadI to 19 Vacant lots21 Hamilton H ., messenger Halifax BankingCompany23 Mccartayalary, wid John25 Hagerty John, stonecutterHere King st . iatersects

Vacant lotsMAITLAND STREET commences at

Maitland terrace and runs North t oGerrishI Milligan George S., A.M ., Wesleya n3 Halls George W. ', commission merchant3 Young Joseph W., military cler k5 Jost Thomas, bookkeeper7 Kennedy Alexander, clert-9 Harrington W . D,, groce r

Here Brunswick lane intersects11 Tait Ceorge, carpente r11 Swanson David, porter13 Cook George, dve r15 York William, laborer17 Forrester-John J ., seaman19 51arshall James, laborer21 Vacant lot23 Prowe Anora, wid Abram25 Roome Peter, c irpenter27 Quigle Patrick, laborer29 Vacalot-31 Kavanagh Jane, wid Edward31 Verge'Renry, school teat;her93 McLellan Angus, variety shop37 Coady 311chael, tailo r39 Shop unoccupied -41 'moren Edward, sail maker43 Vacant lot - "45 Lilac Michael, cabinetmaker

Rere Cornwallis st . intersects47 to 58 Vacant lots '55 Davis James, laborer57 and 69 Vacant lots61 Johnson W. H., cabinet maker61 Crowe John, carpenter

'63 Power Horatio, carpenter63 Hire Philip, clerk63 Hills James, custom officer67 Hall David, grain r~easure r69 Johnson Thomas, watbhmaker71 Shaw Gilbert, seacaptai n73 Egan William, commissary department77 Lang Daniel, seacaptain79 Vacant lo t81 Bowes George, printe r81 Walsh 31ichael, bookkeeper85 McDonald Jane, wid John87 to 91 Vacant lotsHere Prince William st . intersects

93 Crisp Margaret, wid Rev . Thomas95 Beamieh k . S ., barrister97 Qannan William, laborer99 O'Toole Terence, seaman101 Hills James C ., upholsterer103 Coady Thomas, s6ama n105 and 107 Vacant lots109 Meagervey John, trader111 House unoccupie d118 Laurilliard George, shoemaker115 Kirwin Edward, coachman117 M era Williami bake r117 Villiams William, tailor119 qnd 121 Vacant lot s123 Johnson William, clerkIL25 Vacant lo t127 Johnson Thomas, carpenter129 and 131 'Vacant lots2 Brehm Sarah, wid B . C .4 Brehm Robert, soap - and candle manu .facturer6 Vacant lo t8 Heartsay Maurice, ship carpenter10 . Storey Robert, blacksmithHere Brunswick lane intersects

12 Back of Tremain's tobacco factory14 and 16 Vacant lots18 House unoccupied20 Finn Lawrfmce, porte r22 Trovy Catherine, wid William, grocer24 Sullivan Jeremiah, lal~ore r26 Power Richard, porter28 McDonald Norman, looker30 Fielding James, auctioneer'80 Saxton George, policeman32 .,Richardson Charle3, tailo r32' Rhodnizer WiUiam, store keeper84 Moron Patrick, grocer38 Tuppen & Crow, builders33 Tuppen Henry, builder38 Crowe Jonathan, builder40 to 48 Vacant lotsBere C6rnwallis st . interseCt8

52 Skallish Mary, wid Joseph51 rysdale Charles, porter56 Lang William, seaman56 Lang John, seama n58 Taylor John M., painter58 Houseman John, sailm*aker58 Phelan Stephen R ., hair dressergo Hire William, seama n62 to 61 Vacant lots70 Hooper William, seman70 MoreleyJames, coope t70 Carson WIlliaml watchmaker72 McKay John B .,- -pedlar72 Forsyth James, laborer72 Pringle Th6mas,' . .la~qrer74 Vigers Thomas, seatnan.

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71 Murphy - James, porter 76 Cabot Elias 78 Vacant lot 80 Schwartz George, coffee manufacturer 82 Renwick George, watchmaker 82 Larder Lewellin, diver 84 Dockerill Edward, polisher 88 Polman Catherine 90 Paul William, mason 92 Vacant lot 91 Fernald Charles, mason

Here Prince William, st. branches of 96 Romkey John, seaman 98 Moody William, painter

100 Matthews John, carpenter 102 White Robert, seaman 102 Grose Daniel, seaman 104 Biddle Charles, tobacconist 106 Barton Catherine, wid John 108 Judge Peter, seaman 110 House unoccupied 112 Barron James, mason 112 Hollet John, carpenter 112 Chamberlain John, printer 112 Matthews William, shoemaker 114 Dunnaford George, letter carrier 116 Doyle Philip, barkeeper 116 Grant Robert, carpenter 118 Green Daniel, sea captain 120 Fairbanks, Charles, civil engineer 122 Simpson William, seaman 124 Curtis Arthur, master mariner 126 Downey William, telor 128 Palmer John, clerk 130 Vacanflot 132 Edwards J. T., mason '

TUITLAND TERRACE commences at Brunswick and runs West to Maitland 2 to 6 Vacant lots 8 Frost H. D., boots and shoes

10 Jack Peter, cashier People's Bank e

XAYNARD STREET commences at Cogs-well and runs North to Cunard 1 DuPort Mrs. 3 House unoccupied 5 Mason William, carpenter 5 Brimner Joseph, chair maker 7 Carman Michael, clerk 9 Monaghan Arthur, dry goods

11 Wambolt George, laborer 11 Brimmer Benjamin, laborer 13 Vacant lot 15 Cruse Elizabeth, wid James 17 Blackadar Hugh, printer

1 19 Venot Abel, carpenter 21 Hall Mrs Z. S. 23 Gorham Richard, merchant 25 and 27 Vacant lots 29 Lanigan Patrick, grocer

Here Falkand st. intersects 31 O'Connell James, grocer and liquors 33 Wetmore C-arles, gilder 33 Roadwell Henry, la-borer 35 Doherty Timothy, coachmaker 37 Melligan Thomas, laborer 39 Pears William 39 Edwards Tobias, laborer 41 Holland Henry, storeman 41 Cutton William, laborer 41 Neal Michael, carpenter

48 Briand Alfred, dry goods 45 Brown Hugh, carpenter 49 Monaghan James, mason 51 Rogers J. S., photographer 63 Croell John 55 Finley James, seaman 55 Glacy William, coachman 55 Phelan Francis, confectioner 57 to 59 Vacant lots

Here Cornwallis st. intersects 65 Power Maurice 67 O'Brien John, printer 69 Lightizer John, shoemaker 69 McKay Alexander, carpenter 71 Brimner John, laborer 71 Kelly John, plasterer 78 Scarfe George, baker 73 Carey William, laborer 73 Livingstone Duncan, carpenter 73 Cashen John, laborer 75 Sentell Robert, clerk 75 Graves Charles, clerk 77 Kavanagh Edward, carpenter 77 Hiltz Edward, shoemaker 77 House unfinished 81 Vacant lot 83 and 85 Houses unfinished 87 to 99 Vacant lots

101 'Smyth James, butcher 2 and 4 Vacant lots 6 Anderson Alexander, blacksmith 8 Barron John, merchant

10 Little Thomas, clerk 12 Graham James R., planing and saw mills 14 Carew Stephen, dry goods 16 Grant George, painter 18 House unfinished 20 Soillon Michael, laborer 22 Taylor Samuel, blacksmith 22 Walsh Richard, ca,rpenter 22 Cronare Thomas, laborer 24 Day William, laborer 24 Fitzgerald Edmund, laborer

Here Falkland st. intersects 26 Major C. W. grocer, &o. 28 _George Daniel, fisherman 80 Freckleton Joseph, newspaper carrier 80 Trenaman Henry, clerk 82 Tully Peter, grocer 33 Fultz Albert, gas fitter 34 Bossom Frederick, grocer 34 Norton J. B., music teacher 36 Foley Robert, armourer 1131. ordnance 38 House unoccupied 40 Condon William, sailmaker 42 McQueen John, tinsmith and plumber 42 Patton John, shoemaker 44 Archibald Miss, school teacher 46 Becker John, jeweller et Cornelius Robert, jeweller 48 Vacant lot 50 Malone John, mason

Here Cornwallis st. intersects • 52 Fultz George, brass founder and gasfitter

52 Fultz A., brass founder and gasfitter 54 Estano Louis, Halifax iron foundry 56 Vacant lot 58 Corbet Edward, leather cutter 60 Haley Patrick, truckinan 62 Brenan Thomas, masrn 64 Mitchell Jane, wid William 66 to 70 Vacant lots

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72 Sullivan Sarah, Wid Daniel 74 Burke James, laborer 76 Cox John, carter 76 Volans William, laborer 76 Kenny Frederick, tinsmith 78 Henderson Peter, laborer 80 Lindsay Robert, grocer

MITCHELL STREET commences at In. gus and runs South crossing head «Foundry lane

1 • Waddell W. Henry, school teacher 3 McIntosh James C., accountant • 6 Morris James, custom house clerk 7 to 11 Houses unnoccupied

13 Howell Jacob, carpenter Rere Foundry lane branches off

MORAN STREET commences at Cunard and runs North to Sarah

1 and 8 House unoccupied 5 Gray G. G., locker customs 7 Collins James, armorer 9 Ross James, photographer

11 Goreham W. H. 11 blcearron William, bookkeeper 13 Vacant lot 15 Isles Thomas •

17 O'Brine Robert, coachman 19 Taylor Horatio, carpenter 21 Lee John, mason 23 Priest Joseph, seaclptain 25 Roome W. T., china and glassware 27 Dewolf M., carriage builder 81 Moran Patrick 2 and 4 Gardens 6 to 10 Vacant lots

12 McIntosh James, tallop 14 Carter George, military store clerk 16 Naugle Edward, cabinetmaker 18 Buttin James, stone cutter 18 McAllice Nathaniel, laborer 20 Suker G. T., merchant tailor 22 Greenway John, tax collector

MORRIS. STREET commences at Lower Water-and runs 'West to Tower Road 1 Clark George 1 Allison George, clerk 1 Richard J. F., clerk customs 3 to 9 Vacant lots

., 11 Almon Miss Mary Ann 13 Vans Miss Ann 15 Vacant lot 17 Strickland E. B., Edward, deputy con-

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19 Young. J. B., civil engineer 21 and 28 Vacant lots 25 Murphy Thomas, rderchant 27 Halliburton John C., barrister 81 McPherson Mary, wid Daniel

Here Pleasant at. intersects 33 and 85 Vacant lots 37 Greenwood James, wholesale salesman 48 Moir William C., flour mills, AC. 45 House unoccupied 47 Wilkins L. M.Judge supreme court 49 .Ross Peter, merchant ,51 McLeod Alexander, merchant '53 Sinclair John A., merchant 55 Cunard Margaret, wid Edward

Nutting James W., prothonotary su-preme court

Twining E. C., commission merchant, Free school bouse Keith George, brewer Watson John, gasfitter to 85 Vacant lots House unoccupied Albro John E., hardware Duffus James, dry goods Moren Wakefleid, grocer House unoccupied to 101 Vacant lots Letson Robert W., tanner Perley Emma, wid James E. Letson Philip, tanner

Here Park st. intersects ' Blind Asylum Vacant lots

Here Tower road intersects Vacant lots Provincial City Hospital to 6 Vacant lots Goudge Ann, wid Thomas Johnston William, barrister Weatherbe Robert, barrister Taylor John, merchant Annand William, provincial treasurer Smith A. M., wid James Stokely George, engineer Dewire Matthew, merchant

Here Hollis st. intersects 24 Futlong Margaret, wid C. 26 Philips George, carpenter 28 Vacant lot 80 and 32 House unoccupied 34 Boak Robert, merchant

_Here Pleasant st. intersects to 44 Vacant lots McNab Alexander, civil engineer Kinnear C. R., merchant Duns William, dry goods Wallace Miss Eliza Vacant lot Pakenham colonel Thomas and 60 Vacant lots Boggs Sarah, wid Stephen Military dept. Beamish Charles Allison Mary, wid David

Here Donald st. branches of Wylde Charles, commission merchant Paulin Henry B., comptroller shipping

customs . Here Queen st. intersects

Hill Philip, banker Laurie colonel John W. .

Here Birmingham st. branches off to 80 Vacant lots Jones George, W., clerk Abbott Thomas, commission merchant

67 Binney Caroline, wid Herbert N. 59 Vacant lot 61 House unoccupied

Here Church st. branches off 63 St Luke's Church 65 and 67 Vacant lots

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95 Griffin William, wheelwright 97 Campbell Murdoch, carpenter 99 Vacant lots

.101 O'Hearn John, policeman ' 103 Foley John, tinsmith

• 105 Coombs John S., shoemaker 107 Mahoney John, mason 109 Murray John, conductor N. S. R. 111 Washington George, dyer

Here Kempt road intersects 113 Hubley_Benjamin, mason

2 to 18 Vacant lots 20 Bissett Martha, wid George E. 22 to 34 Vacant lots 36 Coffin Peter, seaman

Leahy Edward, liquors Collins Sarah J., wid William Wray Thomas, messenger Bushell Thomas Flanigan Edward, carpenter Johnson Samuel, carpenter Looker John, teamster Colbett Patrick, butcher

" Meaher John, laborer Langdon Thomas, laborer Jeffrey Brother, St. Mary's College

PARE STREET commences at Inglis and runs North to Canard.

1 3 and 5 R. C. Cemetery, W. Stoker superintendent

Here Morris 8t. intersects 7 Mitchell George, commission merchant 9 and 11 House unfinished

13 Grant A., editor, British Colonist 15 Thompson George, barrister 17 McPhee Peter 19 and 21 Vacant lots

fiers Morris st. intersects 23 Mitchell George P., cotnmission mer-

chant . 25 Vacant lot

27 Des Barres William Frederick, judge supreme court

29 Vacant lot _ , 31 Bremner James, merchant 33 Harvey John H., clerk 35 Crowe A. H., commission merchant 37 Gordon James, furniture dealer 39 Mason William, seaman 41. Vacant lot • 43 Allison Augustus, commission merchant

llere Spring Garden road intersects . 45 to 69 Vacant lots 71 Caldwell Samuel R., J. P., blacksmith

. 73 Power Patrick, dry goods Here Sackville st intersects

75 to 79 Vacant lots Here Cogswell st. inorsects .

81 to 83 Vacant lots

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86 Williams ilndreve, carpenter 88 Muir William, sailmaker 90 Hayden S., wid Samuel 92 Head S. C., sea captain

Here Dresden row branches off 94 House unoccupied 96 Baker Harris, lieutenant Royal Engineers 98 Wainwright John T., merchant

100 Tvvining H. C. D., barrister 102 Kelley John, dept. gold corn. Mines

Here Brenton st. branches off 104 Vacant lot

.Here Park st. intersects Vacant lots

Here Tower road intersects •

KUMFORD Terrace commences at North Street and runs north 1 McDaniel James, coal, &c. :3 Della Torre J., fancy repository 5 Simpson William, clerk 7 House unoccupied

17 Barrett John, painter and grainer 19 Reno Thomas, shoemaker 21 Offin Thomas, blockman 2 Mumford John, builder 4 Young George, clerk •

6 McDonald Thomas, seaman' 8 Smith William, cooper

10 Cragg William, custom house officer

NORTH STREET commences --at -Upper Water and runs West to North West Arm Road 1 to 5 Vacant lots 7 Welsh Eliza, wid John 7 Parsons William, expressman 9 House unoccupied

11 Butler Edward, shipwright 13 Jones Elizabeth, wid Richard 15 Brennan Abner, photographer 17 and 19 Vacant lots

Here Lockman st. branches off 23 Newcomb George, grocer 25 King Joseph 25 Eliott John, coachman 27 Akerman Emma, wid Richard 29 Rowe Philip, laborer 29 Honey Nicholas, gardener 31 Creed Samuel, clerk 33 Stermey Mathilda, wid Frederick - . 35 Welsford C. H., bookkeeper 37 Bremner Robert, cooper 39 Sproone John, carterT , -- 41 Keating W., H., registrar'« deeds ,

Sere Brunswick 'branches 43 Carr Robert, tinenith ' 43 Hills H. & J., ironfounders 45 Margeson & Son, blecksmiths 47 Griffin William, wheelwright

Here Gottingen st. intersects 49 to 79 Vacant lots

Here Allyn) st. branches of 81 Rogers • Catherine, wid William 83 and 85 Vacant lots 87 Snow Thomas, tailor 89 to 93 Vacant lots •

Here City st. branches off

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Here Cogswell st. ends' Park

Citadel intervenes between North aril South Park

Here Cogswell st. ends 85 Bushell Robert, hats, caps and fut 87 Brehm Robert, soap and candles 89 Vose Charles P., merchant 91 Gorham Archibald, boots and sho,

85 Bushell Robert, hats, caps and fu •s 87 Brehm Robert, soap and candles 89 Vose Charles P., merchant 91 Gorham Archibald, boots and shOes

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J. B. 'JENNETTA CO., Japanned and Papier Machie Waiters, 154 Granville St.

93 Tracey Stephen, grocer9.1 Warrell H. F., bookkeeper97 Barron William, grocer99 Edghill Rev. J. C., cliaplain, H. Al. orces

1()1 3I;;innes John, builder103 Mitchell Jamoa, grain measuror105 Stadd T. P.. clerk Bank N. S.107 House unoccupied109 Vacant lot111 Shan Jam3s, dry goods113 Chipman B. W., hardware115 House unoccupied117 McLachlan John, foreman tobacconist119 Hearus Joseph, liquors

Here 0)rnw2llis st. ends121 Welsh Jane. wid Edivaird123 Cook .4iary , wid Georgâ125 Bonford Elie, boots and shoes127 Urphaus' borne

Here John st. branches of131 Dollis Augustus, soamau131 Deagle Mary, wid John133 King Benjamin, laborer135 Power William, carter137 Nolan Bertha, wid Matthew139 King Boi.^amin; laborer139 Wan Charles painter141 Schwren FreAerick, carpenter

.111 Power William, variety store143 Arehibald James, carpenter143 Stafïord,Joseph K., carpenter145 H'aydeu Catherine, wid John145 Little Sarah,, wid George

Here'Cunard st. ends2 to 8 Vacant lôts

10 Buckley John,'carpenter12 and 14 Vacant lots

Here Victoria road intersects16 to 22 Vacant lots '24 McIntosh John, builder26 De Mill James, prof. Dalhousie college28 Quinnlin Johu, laborer30 Brown Isaac, clerk30 Mount James, coachman .30 Davey John, cooper32 Levermann william, pianoforte maker34 Vacant lot36 to 38 Houses unflnished40 to 46 Vacant lots48 Allen John, cooper50 to 54 Vacant lots .

Here South st. intersects

Vacant lots ,Here Morris 8t. intersects

Vacant lotsHere Spring Garden road intersectsVacant lots'Skati.ng rink

PLEASANT STREET commences atFresh Wate,r and-r^ne North . to Salter1 Pripps William,-laborèr3 Grant Margaret, wid Thomas5 Curley 14iiehael ,junior, teamster7 House unoccupied9 Petitmaitre Louis,manager Halifax Club

11 Trider William, trunkmaker13 Vacant lot15 Bulger hücholas; laborer

15 Bashford Thomas, moulder .15 Rabot George, carriage builder17 M iller Garret, farmer17 Elliot Edmund, storek9eper19 and 21 Houses unoccupied23 Reilp Arthur, porter23 Robinson Charles, teamster25 Wallace James D., machinist25 Taylor Samuel, blacksmith25 Cochran Charles, foreman boiler shop27 Dodge William L., & Co., Acadia mould•

ing factory31, Morse John, bookkeeper '33-Engine house35 Freckor J..P:, commission merchant37 Pugh John, merchant39 Vacant lot41 Kandrick William, merchant43 and 45 Vacant lots47 Allison J. C., commission merchant and

insurai C ! agent49 Hamilton Robert C., com.mrchant51 Hess in W A., tailor ,53 Stimpson W. H., grocer,55 Chisholm William, merchant57 Phelan. James F., commission, merchant59 Scott Alexander W., insur nce agent59 Scott Elizabeth', wid Archild61 Foster William, looker in customs-.63 Holden James, sailmaker63 Hyson AleXander, sea captain63 Carr George, mason .65 Fitzgerald James, clerk67 Finley James, grocer69 I3owne John, carpenter.69 Skerry Michael, grocer13 Coran James, carpenter73 Little John, carpenter73 Walker Thomas, boiler maker75 Eisner Nicholas, shoemaker75 Butler Richard, laborer75 Gallagher Daniel, customs77 Horton William, carpenter77 Campbell Matthew, customs77 Chute George, stevedore79 Reid Michael, plasterer79 Hogan John, laborer81 Slaney Michael, stair builder81 Baxter James, eabinetmakér81 George Catherine; wid Richard81 Smith D. D., cabinetmaker83 Hannan John, butcher85 Sewell William, porter'85 Lowe William, .grocer and liquors

Here Gas lane branches of89 to 99 Vacant lots •

Here South,st. intersects101 Vacant lot103 Salter B. W., merchant105 Bauld William, merchant107 Vacant lot109 Kenny Hon. Edward, merchant111 Seeton Joseph, merchant113,Eison William, mercliâ;nt113 Thomson James, carpenter115 Hart R. I., merchant .117 Burton H. P., druggist119 Garden

Here Môrris st. intersects

121 to 125 Gardens127 Donaldson James,^ director Bank Nova

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The place for Family Dry (loode, C$AS. ROBSON & Co,, 121 Granville St., Halifax.

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WM. L. DODGE & CO., Dealers in Ltunber, Fresh Water, Halifax.

• 129 te 133 Vacant iota 135 Grant lev. George, Presbyterian

Here Wallace st. branches off 137 Head quarters, offices 137 St. Matthews church

Governor's residence •

139 Dimock Herbert, wheel wright 139 Spike Edward H., carpenter 139 Thompson John, machinist 141 Vacant lot 143 House unoccupied 145 Lithgow John, grocer

2 House unoccupied 4 Baker R. B., cordial manufacturer 6 Vacant lot 8 flouse unoccupied

10 Lloyd George, clerk crown land office 12 Cook Charles, fancy goods

Packerin Isaac, shoemaker 14 Fraser James, laborer 16 Vacant lot . 18 House unoccupied 21 Young Matthew, blacksmith 22 Campbell Francis, bookkeeper 24 Stewart William, moulder 26 Montgomery William, & Co., Nova

Scotia iron works Here Foundry lane branches off

28 Ritchie Margaret, wid Alexander 28 Dodge John, sashmaker 30 O'Neill Bernard, china, glass, &c. .32 Morris Rev. George E. W., Episcopal

Here Inglis st. branches of 34 Vacant lot

Rere Smith st. branches off • 135 Townsend Silas, junk dealer

38 Kerr James, inspector of customs 0 Sullivan William,.butcber 42 Woodill Alfred, physician 44 Gear James, boot and shoemaker 44 Bennett Louis, confectioner

Here- Kent st. branches of -46 Vacant lot

Here Tobin st. branches of 48 Bolton Thomas, merchant 50 Henry lion. William, barrister

, Here Harvey st. branches off 52 Scott James, merchant 56 Thompson A. D. 56 Dufihs Jane, wid John 58 Chipman Edward, dry goods 60 Noble Robert, merchant

,62 Smithers M., wid George _Here Morris st. intersects

64 Clark H. W., col. Nova Scotia Militia e Moren James A., merchant '66 Hagarty J. P„ professor of music 68 House unoccupied 70 Hart Jarius, commission merchant 72 Gibson John, mercitant 72 Bauld Elizabeth, wid William - -

Here Spring Garden road branches of 74 Conn oly right rev. Thomas L.; archbishop 76 Sisters of Charity

POPLAR, GROVE commences at Jacob • Street and runs North •1 Cochran Rev. Jas. C., M.A., Episcopal 5 Trinity church

7 Vacant lot 9 Strong Samuel

11 Bonnet Sarah, vrid J. B. . 18 and 16 Gardens 17 Curren Benjamin, D. C. L., principal clas-

sical school 19 Jennings Ann, wid Joseph 21 Currul John, boarding house 2 and 4 Vacant lots 6 Bonnet Lydia, wid Joseph 8 Bond Thomas H., hardware

10 Temperance hall 12 House unoccupied 14 Fraser Susan, boarding house

PRINCE STREET commences at Upper Water and runs West to Barrack 1 and 8 Mitchell's warehouse , 6 Tremain Stuart, tobacco manufacturer 6 Brehm Robert A., soap and candle man.

G eldert J. M., 9 Acadia Fire Insurance Co., John IL

II arvey, secretary 11 McNab William, printer 11 Morning Chronicle office Chas. Annand

proprietor 11 Whidden George C., insurance agent 11 Foley James, barrister 13 Heffernan, W. E., furniture manufacturer 17 Goods entrance, S, Howard & Son

Here Hollis st. intersects 19 and 21 Douci tt Miller 23 Weeks Joseph H., barrister 2.3 Heatherington Alexander, proprietor

Mining Gazette 23 Tremain Frederick J., barrister 23 Ousley John W., barrister 23 Hoge Francis L., tobacco manufacturer 23 Power William, boatman 25 Johnston W. A. barrister and attorney

Here Granville st. intersects

29 Mulcahy P., dry goods 31 Welsh C., dry goods 35 to 39 Basement of St. Andrew's church

Here Barrington, st. intersectà 41 Wright Robert, brass founder 48 Warren Miss Mary S., boarding house 45 and 47 Vacant lots

Here Argyk st. intersects 49 Cowie A. J. physician 49 Parker D. lifeN., physician 61 Sheridan John, diver 53 Gorman Patrick, porter 59 Norton John, grocer and liquors 61 Morris William, clerk 63 House Unoccupied

liere Graftuii st. intersects 65 Webeter George, shoemaker 65 Maloney James, hair dresser

Here Albermarle ,st. intersects 2 to 8 Military fuel yard

Here Bedford row intersects •10 McCully & Blanchard, barristers 10 Twining Charles, .fc Son, barristers 10 Bank of Montreal 10 Dominion offices, 10 Merchants Marine Insurance Co., C. W.

Wright, secretary Here Hollis st. intersects

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là‘ • PRINCE WILLIAM STREET commences el at Maitland and nuts West to Gottingen • 1 Vacant lot

3 Green John, seaman '

• 8 Carter William, coachman a.8 Counix Charlotte, wid Thomas 6 Clark Rachel, wid Charles

• 7 Shields Miss Sarah, school teacher Vazant,

• 4 Peckham Henry, laborer ZI 6 Young John, broom maker • 8 Wilson Henrietta, wid Henry e 10 Bishop George, shoemaker

10 Wilson George, gasfitter 10 Wilson Arthur, gasfitter

Lai 10 McDonald Alexander, blacksmith

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8 Hatch John, custom house officer 5 Doyle Patrick, seaman 7 Estano Ellen, wid Robert 9 House unoccupied

11 Williams William, seaman - ;w 18 Power Edward, cooper

18 Mannett John. carpenter 18 Griffis William, machinist 18 Mathewson James, carter 15 Matheswon James, laborer 15 Griffis William, engineer 17 House unfinished 19 Maher John, clerk 19 Griffin James, cooper

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12 Kearney Michael 16 Baxter Robert, furniture dealer 18 Andrews Henry, liquors 22 Garvie F. F., physician 22 Andrews Peter, laborer

Here Barrington st. intersects St. Paul's church

Here Argyle st. intersects 24 Edwards John, boatman 24 Taylor Samuel, blacksmith 24 Cragg Lydia, wid James 24 Dunn Edward, shoemaker 26 31ahar Thomas, shoemaker 28 Keating Michael, butcher 30 &riven Joseph B., blacksmith 32 May John, laborer

Here Grafton st. intersects 34 Sullivan Jeremiah, grocer, &c. 86 to 40 Vacant lots 42 Smith Jacob, laborer 42 Purcell William, laborer

Here Albemarle st. interseds 44 to 48 Vacant lots 60 Simmons Charles, shoemaker 60 Stinson James, liquors 60 Stratton Charles, shoemaker

' 60 Moore William, eating saloon

QUEEN STREET commences at Smith's. Field and runs North to Backvine 1 Vacant lot

»re Tobin st. branches of 3 Dunbar William, boots and shoe& 5 Jennings K., dry goods

Here South st. intersects '7 House unoccupied 9 Morgan M. C., fish dealer

11 Marvin D., draper 11 Myers William,gas finisher 18 Donaldson William, clerk , 17 Young John H., foreman sash factory Ir Lavers John, carpenter 19 Vaeant lot 21 Cogswell A. C., dentist e Jost Lewis, clerk 25 Brown M. S., jeweller, &c. 27 Noble R. G., merchant 29 Morrison Elizabeth, wid Alexander

Here Morris st. intersects 31 and 83 Vacant lots 35 Forsyth A druggist 37 Stayner Charles, merchant

° 39 Stapler Edward, merchant 41. Leckie Robert 43 Coleman William J., merchant 45 Gray Robert, dry goods 47 'Kenny Johanna, wid Burnet 49 Graham Thomas 51 Lordly- Edward, merchant 51 Silver W. C., dry goods

Here Charles st. branches off` . Vacant lots

Here Birmingham st. branches off

2 Conrad Nelson, cooper 2 Bolman John, qlerk 4 Holloway Wm, block and pump maker 6 Oldright Henry, barrister 8 Garrabrant William, sup. iron foundry

10 Brown Thomas, jeweller 12 Thompson Philip, bookkeeper 12 Thompson James, barrister 14 Greenwood Edward, city treasurer

Here South st. intersecta 16 Archibald.Adams, barrister 16 Armstrong Richard F. 16 Stephen Alexander, furniture, &c.. 18 Campbell J. B., merchant 20 Colford Philip

Here Morris st. intersects 22 and 24 Vacant lots 26 Moren James A., jun., raerchant . 28 and 30 Houses unoccupied 32 Cleary Elizabeth, wid Charles 34 Yeomans Henry, sec. N.S. Marine Ins. Co 36 Compton William, editor Express News , 38 Vacant lot 40 House unoccupied • 42 Malcom Jane, wid James

Here Rottenburg st. branches of 44 De Forrest James M., carver 44 Banfield James, clerk 48 Barss Eliza, wid James 50 Jones Eliza, wid Charles 50 McLean Ann, wid John 52 Ross John II., landing waiter «atoms

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54 Anderson Louis, sea captain .56 Rusted Charles, coachman 58 Cummings John D., merchant 60 Morrison Elizabeth, wid James 60 Smith James a Rider George, customs locker 64 Ross David W., merchant

Here Spring Garden road intersects 66 to 72 Vacant lots 74 to 78 Theatre Royal 80 Woolnough Charles, liquors s2 Lockhart Walter, bookkeeper 84 Cass William, mason 86 to 98 Vacant lots

100 Foley Harriet M.' wid Patrick

102 Whithrow Elizabeth, wid Jacob ROAST'S LANE commences at Upper

Water and runs West 1 and 3 Vacant lots 5 Duffey Patrick, cooper 7 Cooper warehouse

11 Donaldson Peter, clerk 11 Power Patrick, stevedore 2 O'Brien Michael, confectioner 6 Shaw-Robert, laborer • 6 Walsh William, cooper 6 McClukie Archibald, iron moulder 8 Duffey Patrick, cooper

10 Topin James, mason 10 O'Connor James, mason 10 Power Richard, laborer 12 Joyce Walter, laborer 12 Power James, carpenter 12 Tobin John, coal measurer 14 Welsh Thomas, truckman 14 Wilson John, seaman 14 Quinn Patrick, cooper

ROBÉE STREET commences at South and runs North to North

Anderson John, carpenter Naugle Edward, carpenter Hughes John, coachman Cochran Hon. James, M.P.P., merchant Punch Michael, riding-schbol Howard Henry, dry goods Martin William, milkman Forristall Patrick, grocer Tyler Charles G., brushmaker

ZOTTENBURG STREET commences at Queen and runs west to South park I,Scott Susa ,n vvid William 211ussel F. W., commission merchant 5 'Wallace Thomas J., barrister

- 71tSpelman Thomas, carriagemaker ektAcl 11 Vacant lots

Here Birmingham st. intersects 13 Egan Thomas X., gunmaker

1'13. Egan W J., boot and shoe dealer --;15,:MéNamara Hugh, mason

Drying John, laborer 2 Vacant lot 4 Colford Edward M., tobacconist 6 O'Connor Edward, cooper, &c. 6 O'Connor John, cooper 8 Vacant lot 10 Murphy J. H., marble worker 12 Murphy Arthur, mason

Entrance closed Here Birmingham st. intersects

16 Murphy Patrick. laborer 16 Ferris John, carriagesmith 16 Carey Stephen, seacaptain 18 Vacant lot 20 Shute Frederick, carpenter 22 Roland James, painter 22 Shelley Edward 24 Murphy Thomas, carpenter 26 Hickey James, cabinetmaker

R• SSEL STREET -commences at Depot road and runu West to Gottingen

Harrison Robert, truckman Connors James, gardener Thompson James, clerk To,wnsend John, carpenter

Here Upper Water st. intersects Payne Mary, wid John , McIntosh Robert. driver city R.R. Co. Overy John, receiver city it. R. Drummond Annie, wid Patrick Oakes Robert, speculator in gold claims Grant James A., livery stables Southall Thomas, clerk post office EckersIey John, clerk customs Foot Jeffery, ticket master N.S.R. Humphreys John, house contractor MacVain Silas, educational officer Longmaid John, manager of mines Episcopal church Johnson Peter, contractor Rennels George, schoolteacher Veith Fredrick, clerk dockyard Sullivan Daniel, fariner Allen Rev. Father

SACKVILLE STREET commences at Lower Water and rune West to Summer 1 and 8 Reynolds & Crichton, grocers 6 Meagher 1%Ticholas, painter 7 Ellis James A., liquors 9 Broes T., paper bag manufacturer, &c. 9 Archibald C. B., commission merchant

11 Lindsay & Nelson, grocers 13 Commercial college, A. H. Eaton, pro. 13 Allan William M., .auctioneer and estate

agent • 15 Doran Edward, Doran. hotel 17 Smith S. S. B. grocer 19 Tupper Miss B.annah, boarding hOuse 21 Estano Louis, stove dealer &c.

Here Hollis 9t. intersects- ) 25 McDonald E. M., M.P., editor and 'pro-

prietor of Citizen News 27 Brander Robert, cabinet makei 31 Cotter Garrett, city marshal

Here Granville st. intersects 35 Barnes James, printer and,publisher 39 Hunter John, brass fotthder 47 Sanders James, clothes cleaner

«Here Barrington st. intersects 49 Thomas Rev. James, baptist 51 Miller Charles F., butcher 53 Bateman T. W., locksmith and bell-

' hanger 57 O'Mara James, sparmaker

- Here Argyle st. intersects 59 Mumford W. B., grocer and liquors

, 63 Dunn Walter, laborer 63 Pentz George J., ship carpenter

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63 Ryan John, laborer 65 Leonard Thomas, mason

Here Grafton st. intersects 67 McKay Adam, grocer and boiler maker 69 Neil Hagh, shoemaker 71 Metzler Charles, painter 71 Cook Archibald, liquors

Here Albermarle st. intersects Gateway, Royal engineer department Gateway, Royal artillery department

Here Queen st. branches off Vacants lots

Here Dresde n row branches off a 73 Dye J. E., clerk

75 and 77 Vacant lots kg 79 O'Brien Roger, pedlar Li ' 81 Keefier Joseph, superintendent cemetery

85 Taylor H. A., druggist 4.■ 87 Johnson James, musical instrument

maker 89 Hunter James, gasfitter & brass founder

.Here Briar lane brauches off Vacant lots

• 2 Davidson J. R., az Co., dry goods p.g 4 Gastonguay F., grocer and liquors • 8 to 12 Calialtine Thomas,grocer and liquors

14 Mitchell E. F., dry goods Here Bedford row branches off

• 16 Archibald -P. P, commission merchant • 20 Reynolds W. le. commission merchant

24 Graham Charles, Co, groceries Here Hollis st. interseçts

et 26 MacIlreith John, merchant tailor • 28 and 30 Vacant lots é, 32 Nelligin William, butcher

34-Horton William, painter and glazier Here Granville st. intersects

• 36 Coleman Daniel, drill sergeant li 36 Baddos Francis, tobacconist o 38 and 40 Shops unoccupied

44 Crook Isaac, confectioner k 46 Rent George, jun., tinsmith and plumber 0 4 48 Sanford G. A. marble works .1 50 to 56 Vacant lots

Here Argyle st. intersects • 58 Uniacke Andrew, barrister

QR q•• 62 Bulger Michael, grocer and liquors O Here Greton st. intersects • 64 Mackie Andrew, laborer

66 Benz Louisa, wid Henry 01 68 Sinfield Aaron, bricklayer

Here Albemarle st. intersects 70 Ronald John, liquors 70 Ronald Mrs. Helen

et 72 0' Malley Thomas, laborer 74 Brown Henry, cabman 74 Nelligan James, butcher 76 and 78 Vacant lots 80 Russell Mrs. Phoebe 8) Tyler Watson, laborer 82 Waters William B. laborer 84 Clark Mary Ann, wid W. H.

SALTER'STREET (=menus at Lower Water and runs West to Pleasant

1 Mails Thomas, groceries 3 and 5 Moriarty Timothy, liquers 5 Fitzgerald Nichols, laborer

7 Manning Daniel, laborer 7 Kennedy James, liquors

11 Keating Margaret, wid William 13 Jackson James, stevedore 13 Warren Edward, collector 15 and 17 Vacant lots

Here Hollis st. intersects 19 to 23 Vacant lots 25 Fairbanks Samuel, P., commissioner of'

crown lands 27 Morrison Edward, commission merchant 29 Grant & Co., painters 31 House unoccupied

2 and 4 Vacant lots 6 Kearns John, mason 6 Murphy Jeremiah, carpenter 6 31oriarty Thomas, laborer 8 Dorgan Catherine, variety shop

Here Hollis st. intersects 12 Merrick Henry, painter

Here Granville st. branches off Vacant lots

SARAH STREET commences at Bayersand runs West to Moran Harvey James, W., carpenter

3 Henderson Thomas, carpenter 5 Burdon John, carpenter 7 Vacant lot

Here Moran st. branches off 9 to 13 Vacant lots 2 Moran Patrick 4 and 6 Vacants lot 8 Day Forshaw, artist

10 House unoccupied 12 Lindsay Andrew, laborer

SEYMOIMSTREET sommences at Spr.n& Garden Road and runs South

1 th 21 Vacant lots 23 Mettler J. H. painter 25 M'Clennan B., wid John 27 Vacant lot 29 Jollymore Bishop, laborer 29 Meagher 'William, blacksmith

Vacant lots • 2 Vacant lot •

4 Brown Samuel ,carter 6 to 16 Vacant lots

18 Connors Patrick, farmer 22 Metzler William,painter 24 Metzler Charles H. painter 26 House unoccupied 28 Metzler William, painter 28 Saunders Robert, seaman 80 Metzler C. H. A., painter 30 Cummings Nicholas, mason 82 ta 40 Vacant kits 42 Sanders Robert, seaman 44 ,Vacant lot 46 Watson J. 31., merchant 48 Vacant lot 50 Cummings N., mason

SMITH STREET commences - at Pleasant and rune West to Smiths Fields

1 Lyle John, bookkeeper 8 Mitchell E, A. carpenter 5 Mahoney Arthur, carpenter 7 Creed Charles M., merchant, exchange 9 Wetherby Henry, grocer

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11 Grant J. M., surveyor war department13 to 19 Vacant lots21 O'Brien Jeremiah23 Cullen Patrick, coachman25 Moren Jamesiroarpenter27 Maher Richard, laborer

SOUTH STREET commences at Hollisand runs West to Bobie

1 to 7 Vacant lots9 Young Sir William, Chief Justice

11 Tobin Thomas, merchant11 Tobin Stephen, mayor of Halifax13 Vacant lot

. Here Pleasant 8t. intersects15 Harvey G. C., commission merchant17 1Vlurra Donald, dry goods19 to 23 Vacant lots25 Budd 'l'. G., merchant25 Adam U. W., dry goods2, Sinclair G eorge T., sea captain29 Wood John 'l'., commiesion merchant31 House unoccupied33 Murray William, dry goods35 Coleman Edward, hatr, caps and furs37 Des Barres Lewis W., barrister3^ l3umo C istina, wid Dr.41 W^on;^iltiam, bats, caps and furs41 Peelk'T: H- Royal En gineers41 Conroy John; undertaker

Here Queen st. intersects43 Bullock Rev. William, Dean St. Mary's47 and 49 Vacant lots51 Clay Thomas, teller Bank Nova Scotia53 Boggs Thomas, hardware55 to 65 Vacant lots6i Artz William H., tanner

.Hera South Park 8t. intersects60 House unoccupied11 Decker William, sea captain71 Merriok George, machinistS3 Vacant lot15 DicKa y^ Donald A., gasfltter7 ï to 89 Yacant lots

8ere Tower road intersects91. Jôst Thomas F., sea captain93 Smith John, colonel Royal Engineers95 Kelly James, carpenter95 Walters 'William, blacksmith97 and 99 Vacant lots101 Defraytas Charles, painter

2 House unoccupied4 Symons John H., tobacaonist6 Knox George .A.., dry goods8 Daly M. B., barrister •

10 Esson ii arriet, wid John10 De Chair Dudley, insurance agent

Here Pleasant at. intersects12 Binney Edward, collector of customs16 and 18 Vacant lots20 Stairs William J., hardware22 Kinnear T. C., merchant24 Uniacke Mrs. Norman26 Avery James F., M.D:, druggist28 Starr George R., merchant

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SOUTH HOLLIS STEEET runs Worthand South at foot of Victoria street1 Johnston John, stoneyard

,8 Cahan John, truckman5 Hill Henry G., Victoria mills7 Lannan Thomas, watchman, Victoria

mills7 Sinclair Edward, coachman7 Ÿacker Edward; ,j oiner9 Anderson's wharf

11 Henderson James, grocer13 Spike Britain, clerk15 Kelly Mary, wid Robert17 hlcDou gall Duncan, soda Rater mar.uf.17 Fraser Robert, soda and lemonade man-

ufacturer2 Ii. eefé James, fisherman2 Carroll William, carpenter2 Keefe John, boiler maker4 Tanner Georqe, junior, carpenter6 Foley John, laborer8 Vacant lot

Here Victoria st. branches of10 Vacant lot12 i3oyd Catherine, wid Thomas12 Kelly Charles, iron moulder14 Spike James, health inspector16 Dunn Margaret, wid James18 MacKay Ueorge, blacksmith18 biatthev^^s William, clerk18 Dorman John, metre inspector, G. W.18 Wemyss Duncan, metre iitter, G. W.18 Boyce James, coachman

SPRING GARDEN ROAD comm ences aPleasant and runs West to SeymourI Court House3 Vacant lot5 and 7 Drill shed9 Guard room

11 Doyle Sir Charles Hastings, Lieut.-Governor and commander-in-ohief of N. S.

.8ere Queen st. ân tersects13 11cCulloob Thomas, dry goods15 Whitman John, commission merchant17 Pitts William, warehouse keeper17 Kearney P. J., dry goods21 Gilpin Kev. Canots D. D., Episcopal23 Frith Gilbert R., junior, commission

merchant23 Frith Gilbert R., commission merchant26 House unoccupied

Here Birrriingtuzm at. intersects27 Urquhart Robert, grocer and liquors81 Smyth James, bntcher33 Ansell Augustus,colone] on the staff86 Beamish Michael, barrister

Hire Dresden row intersects87 Twining Tremain John, commission

merchant43 O'Connell John, blacksmith43 Aldred.John, carriagemaker46 Allen Samuel J.M., confectioner47 and 49 Vacant lots51 Shannon Hon. S. L., barrister68 Vacant lot

30 Smith S. S. B., grocer32 Wilkinson John, merchant34 Costley John, Dominion sec. of statistics

Here Queen at. intersects

Here Brenton at. Wanches of66 'Mitchell Andrew, mrercbant57 Walsh Yatrick, hardware59 Romans Henry, teller Merchantd' bank

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59 Brookfield John, builder and contractor61 Vacant lot63 Holder Thomas, cabinetmaker

Here Fark at. intersects67 Pyke's bridge

Here Tower road branches off69 Vacant lot71 Girigor Catherine, wid William73 Story Christina, wid Samuel76 Jones J. M.77 Vacant lot79 Little George, cooper81 Fraser Robert G., oil merchant83 Cacitpbell Duncan, reporter85 House unoocu ied87 Coleman W. J^, hats, caps and furs89 .Academy of the Sacred Heart

Here Summer st. intersects91 D'laynell Edward David93 Vacantlot95 Ibbotson Edward C., minufacturera agen97 Eagar F., druggiat97 Eagar Maria, wid William99 McAllister William, dry goods

101 Smithers James B., loc:smith, &c.103 , Bauer Ann, wid And row105 McEwan Daniel, cabiuetmaker105 MoEwan James, cabinetmaker107 Vacant lot109 Cragg John L., city clerk109 Barber Mary, wid Robert

Here Canton at. i)ttersects111 to 119 Vacant lots121 Neal W. H., dry goods123 Alexander James, clerk125 Jackson James, stovedore °155 Metzler Edward, tailor127 Kennedy Brian, laborer129 Tobin John, laborer

2 St. Mary's Cathedral4 Vacant lot .

liere Gra, fton st. branches off

6 Vacant lot8 No. 6 Fire engine house

10 Vacant lotHere Queen at. intersects

12 Kirby Louis, barrister14 Currie Richard, butcher16 Hall Thomas, confectioner20 Hall Thomas, confectioner22 Ward Alesander, clerk24 Hill Ann, wid Church24 Chipman Mary, wid Church

fKcre Birmingham st. intersects25 Bayne colonel George Edwin, acting

quirtor-master general28 to 31 Vacaut lots •

.Here Dresdaa row intersects

33 Reaxdon John, grocer, and liquors42 Doane Edward, clerk41 Kearney M., junior, dry goods46 O'Neil Catherine, wid Richard43 Cronan Daniel, merchant50 House unoccupied52 Kenney Thomas E., dry goods

Here Park st. intersects54 and 56 Horticultural gardens68 Hutton James, super^atendent Hortioul-

tnral gardens

60 McDonald Malcolm, laborerHere Summer at. intersects

62 to 66 Vacant lots68 House unfinished70 Belcher J. S., merchant72 Grierson John, superintendent Indus-

trial school76 Ayers Samuel, shoemaker Industrial

school78 Industrial school

Here Carlton 8t. intersects80 Burnatead Charles, tanner

STARR STREET commences at Jacoband runs North

1 Merlin Robert, carpenter3 Vacant lot6 to 9 Temperance hall

11 Poplar Grove church13 Lindsay M. M., carpenter and builder16 Vacant lot17 Universalist church19 Romans Rev. Alexander, Presbyterian21 Vacant lot23 Baxter Robert, furniture, &c.23 Crowell John, seaman25 Bolton George W., engraver27 Bartlett Henry, tinsmith29 Lindsay M. M., carpenter31 Smith James A., school teacher31 Paul Alexander McA., bookkeeper2 Inglis John 31., liquors4 and 6 Vacant lots8 Ryan John, carpenter

12 Calkin Sarah, boarding houseIt Theakston M. P., paper bag manut:-16 Baldwin John, fancy goods •18 Stiraky Francis; watchmaker20 Trider Henry, clerk22 Lownd3 William, carpenter24 Lownds Matthew, carpenter26 Pyke William, bookkeeper28 Crockett Thomas, clerk

Here Hurd's lane tntersects30 Sampson William, sea captain32 Heenan John, cooper34 bloNeil Catherine, wid H. S.36 and 38 Vacant 16ts40 Herbert L. N., commission merchant42 Murphy MiclLael, piano maker 1^

SUMMER ,BTREET commences at CityHospital and runs North to Common

Prendergast Patrick, school teacherHere Spring Gardgn road intersectsCornell John H., carriage makerGill Catherine, wid EdmondHickey Yatriok, cabinetmakerHarris Alfred, carpenter

TOBIN STREET commences at Pleasantand runs West to Queen

1 Sawyer John J., High sheriff3 to 13 Vacant lots

15 Jones Alfred, M. P. P., merchant17 Vacant lot19 Silver Charles, dry goods21 Lynch Peter, barrister23 Silver John, dry goods25 to 33 Vacantlats

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35 Bliss Hon. William B., judge supremecourt

2 to 20 Vacant lots22 Gray B. G., barrister24 Holmes Marian, wid George26 McDonald James, barrister28 and 30 Vacant lots32 Payzant John Y., barrister34 Fraser George, bookkeeper36 Cochran John, barrister38 House unoccunied35 Robertson William, clerk

TOWER ROAD commences at Spring Gar-den road and runs South towardsPoint Pleasant

Dougherty Ellen, wid WilliamHenrick HenryMcDonald Charles,professor of mathema-

tics D. C.O'Brien James, seamanWhidden George C., insurance agentCollins Hon. Enos, bankerHare William A., com. merchant and

insu:ance agent 11O'Neil Michael, shoemakerConway Dennis, masonBurns James, stone cutterMaloney William, warehouse- keeperCughee George, tailrorJames R„ carpenterLovett Amos, pattern makerCrump Joseph, painterLavers James, coachmanConnolly Patrick, farmerHayden Michael, coachmanWallace Andrew, gardenerSmith John, laborer W

UPPER WATER STREET commences atMarket wharf and runs North toend of Dock yard

I Steam ferry boat wharf1 Hennie George, boarding house do1 Bauld, Gibson & Co., merchants dol Barnstead Charles, leather, boots,

shoes, &c. doI and-3 Laidlaw William, grocer, &c.5 Gaul William, clothier7 Iiearney John, clothier9 Phelan Richard, liquors

11 Stayner E. G. & C., merchantsil Stayner's wharf13 Barnstead Edward, leather, &c.15 Cordwell James, Caledonia hotelF Tobin John, & Co., merchants,21 he11y William, tinsmith and plumber23 DZcKasey John A., liquors, &c.25 Bennet's wharf25 Chisholm William, merchant Bennett's

wharf-25 Diair & Scott, commission merchants do25 Watson John M., merchant do251licDougall John, caul.ker,•Bennet's whf.-2514iorrison Charles, seaman do25 Ward Charles do25 Wall John, huckster do25 O'Brien Thomas, seaman do25 Tobin M., wid John , do25 O'Connor Edward, cooper do27 Doyle Thomas, grocer, &c.31 Hanter Elizabeth, dry goods33 Barron Walter, clothier

87 Breslow James, liquors41 Shop noccupied48 Cochrane James, & Son, merchants45 Power's wharf45 llhind, Houseman & Co., sail makers,

Power's wharf45 Gaul John, cooper, Power's wharf45 Power P., & Co., merchants, do45 Fuller H. H., & Co , hardware47 Barron William, grocer51 Black Brothers, hardware, &c.63 Weston George, rigger, 131ack's wharf63 Black's wharf63 Seoton J. & R. B., merchants63 Liverpool, London, New York and Phil-

adelphia Inman line steam ship com-pany, J. & R. B. Seeton, agents

55 Collin's wharf65 Drillio George, & Co., Rail makers, do55 Ackhurst William, auctioneer, do55 Creighton W. H., com merchant do55 Halifax banking company67 Collins Brenton I3„ barrister57 Collins Hon. Enos, banker67 Hill P. C., barrister69 Central wharf59 Parker & Grant, com merchants Central

wharf59 Oland John, & Co., brewers do69 Harvey George C., merchant do59 Esson & Co., merchants do59 Fraser R. W., & Co., merchants do59 Braine Thomas M., com merchant do61 Huse & Lowell, exchange brokers61 Allison J. C., & Co., merchants and ins.

agents61 Liverpool, London and Globe Fire and

Lite Inqura»ce Co., J. C. Allison & Co.agents

61 Block house coal mining Co's. office, J. C.Allison & Co., agents

Military store yardM Chipman & Ramsay, com merchants63 O'Connor's wharf63 Peters T. H., cooper, O'Connors wharf63 O'Neill B., & Co., china, glass, &c. do63 DoWolf T., & E.; com merchants do63 Flinn James. W., liquors do65 Morgan John, watchmaker do67 Carey William M., clothier do67 I3rackett A. J., he.ir dresser do67 Whitman John & Co., com tnercht do69 O'Connor's wharf71 Brown E. K., hardware73 Tobin's wharf73 Tobin Gregorv J.,com merchant, Tobin's

wharf78 Tay lor John, merchant do76 White S. A., & Co., com. merchants77 House unoccupied79 Metzler Geor81 Thomson, Ab9ot & Co., merchants81 McRae Phoebe, wid Frederick83 Piers George, commission merchant83 Piers L. E., flour merchant83 Piers Henry, commission mercha83 Kaye Joseph, commission ant83 Commercial wharf83 Drillio George, ., sail makers, Com•-

mercial83 La , Harrington & Ço., merchaïnts,/Commercial wharf

83 Halifax and Boston packets, Lawson,Harrington & Co., agents Com. wharf

83 Evans W. L., corn merchant do

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Crae Frederick, nail maker Hainsworth Thcmas, iron moulder Barnes John, seaman Hayes Henry, showman Butler '1 homas, laborer Conway Susan, wid Jeremiah Mulcahey B & J., coopers McQueen, Charles, confectioner Powers James, liquors Powers Miss Elizabeth, boarding house Sullivan's wharf Sullivan James, grocer North Ferry wharf Mackay's wharf Mackay William & Son,lumber. mer. do

Breslow Patrick, storekeeper Nash Thomas, cooper Kelly John, laborer Campion Mrs. Mary Lowry John, seaman Gallivan John, shoemaker McDaniel's wharf McDaniel James, coal & wood depot do Foster, W. F., junk dealer Genge Anne, wid Samuel • Gaines William H., printer Doyle Joseph, dry goods Sullivan M. Henry, grocer and liquors Rcrche's wharf Roche Wm., & Son, wood and coal, doe Roche William, merchant Roche Edward, sea captain Shiels Patrick, blacksmith Hire William, rigger Roche's wharf Roddick John, tinsmith and plumber Drillio's wharf Shoosmith John, boatswain do

Woodill James, & Son, victuallers Vincent M. A., boarding house and 193 Cunard it Co.'s warehouses Cunard's wharf General mining association of London,

Cunard & Morrow, agents Cunard & Morrow, merchants Royal mail steamships Co., S. Cunard &

Co. agents to 216 Cunard S., & Co., merchants De Gruchy John, dry goods and liquors Matson Thomas McLean Allan, laborer Goulding M., barber O'Neil's wharf Burke John, teamster, O'Neil's wharf. Redmond Michael, store keeper, do Lockart Oliver, grocer and boarding Hogan Peter, lumber dealer Hogan's wharf Hogan John & Son, corn. merchants .do Hogan Mrs. Margaret, fruit shop O'Neil William, butcher Hogan's wharf Lumber stores Creamer's wharf Bain Alexander, steam planing and saw

mills, Creamer's wharf Richardson Ch.s, laborer, Creamer's wf. Cole William, seaman do Cochran Patrick. grocer do Shop unoccupied Smith Patrick, grocer Smith James G., druggist Carson Henry,"watch and clock maker Conway's wharf Day Benjamin, laborer, Conway's wharf

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108 Pitts Daniel H., ship chandler 103 Pitts William, merchant 105 Cronan's wharf 105 Creighton J: G. A., & Son, merchants 107 Watkins William, sea captain 107 Connors Martin, mason 109 Frith Gilbert R, commission merchant 111 Paw G. A. V. commission merchant 113 Watt John W., & Co , tobacco manufac-

turers 115 Acadia Eclipse blacking company, John

W. Watt & Co., agents 117 Bermudian wharf 117 Wainwright J. T., & Co., merchant do 117 Wilson Louis, blacksmith do 117 Hennesey Michael, grocer 117 English William, sea captain 119 Frawley John, boot and shoemaker 121 Shanahan Miss Mary, fancy goods 121 Walsh Ellen, wid Robert 123 Barge' wharf 123 Herbert O. C. corn. merchant, Barss' whf 123 Herbert N. L., corn. merchant do 123 Barss Simon F., corn. merchant_ do 123 Barss S. F., match manuf tur -er do 123 Allan J. & Co., eug-ineors supplies 125 Regan n, fancy goods 12Keniidy Mary, wid John

Butler's wharf 129 Butler G. & J. E., sparmakers, B's wharf 129 Robinson Alexander, blacksmith do 131 Lumber yard, George H. Starr & Co. 135 Starr George H.. & Co., corn merchants 139 De Wolf T. A. S. & Son, merchants 139 Packet schooner, Juliet, for St. John,

N.B., T. A. S. De Wolf & Son, agents 141 De Wolfs wharf 141 Dickson Thomas, rigger, DeWolfs whf 143 Power Lawrence, liquors 143 Halter Edward, rigger 115 Godfrey P., boarding house 149 O'Brien J. G., hairdresser 151 Morley William, liquors, &c. 155 Mulcahy's wharf 155 O'Connor J., junk dealer, Mulcahy's whf. 155 Mulcahy M., cooper, do 155 Granville Mrs. Ann, boarding house 157 Hamilton's wharf 157 Hamilton W. B. & Co., merchants, do 159 Owens Mrs. Ann, liquors, &c. 168 Mulroney James, & Co., grocers, &c. 167 Vincent William, boot and shoemaker 169 Barry C., wid Edward 178 Hamilton's wharf 175 Vacant lot 177 Caldwell Samuel, victualler 177 Morris Irad, tailor 179 Vinecove R. & J. L., painters 179 Humphrey's wharf 179 Humphrey W., lumber dealer, do 181 'Grace Pierce, tailor 183 Dunn Mr& C., dry goods, &c. 185 Cunard's wharf 185 Mooney Matthew, dry goods, &c.

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287 Moore William, fisherman, Drillio's whf .287 Corbal Thomas, seaman do287 Duport Francis, pedlar do289 Siteman Joseph, grocer and liquors293 Drillio's~wharf293 Adams Henry, sailmaker do2M Young T . F ., & Co., builders do293 Sbaffer George, sailmaker do293 Shaffer Manited, printer do293 Conrad Jacob B ., merchan t295 Dickson Thomas, stevedore295 Brimner Henry, laborer297 Cluces I'liomas, rigger2~7 Ford Michael, blacksmith299 Wilson John . baker301 Wilson's wharf301 Mason J . W., boat builder, Wilson's whf .303 Willet John, liquors307 Larder Alfred, divpr307 McPhe son John, lumber surveyor309 Scott James, grocer and liquors311 Granite wharf311 Davis & Co., commission merchants do311 Russell Alexander, blacksmith doDil Melvin Isaac, cooperU do313 West's wharf313 Neal Charles, wood dealer, West's wharf313 West W. A ., grocer315 Borden George, clork317 Shop unoccupie d.319 Neal Charles, lumber deale r3121 Smith James H., com. merchant39,3 Bonded warehouse3?,8 West's wharf3.28 West N . L . & J_ T., West India, mer-chants, doW West William P . & Co ., West India mer-chants, d o45 flouse unoccupie dMarineSlip and Royal Naval yard take upthe balance of eAst sid e2 police station

6 (ias metro office8 Stairs-Wm ., Son & Morrow, hardware14 Barrett William, hzLirdresse r16 Hamilton E . .G .18 Kissock W. & A ., paper manufacturers20 Kissock Wllliamyia~ er manUfacturer3'quora, & c2o MacKasey John A.22 Kearney Mrs J. dr goods, &c.26 Stanford JWi~es, le'aler,boots and shoes28 Fletcher Adolphus, tobuebuis t82 Egan E . & W . J ., boots and sihoes32 Egan J . & J . T., gun makers `-36 and 38 Vereker John, dry goods, kc.

Rere Duke st . branches of0 Cunningham R ., merchant tailor44 McKenzie John, watchma n41 Clarke John, laborer ,46 McClelland Brothers, commiision mer.

chants46 Snow William, blacksmith48 A alser's office, customs depot50 Hpapirrilngton W . M., liquors,52 Martin Peter, & Co., grocer and liquors66 Moonev Thomas J., clothie r60 to 66 Warehouses, J . S . MacLean & Co ..68 Creighton A. & H., stationers, &c .68 Inland Route Steamship Co . to St. JohnN .B ., A . & H . Creighton, agents70 Back entrance to Grant & Romarts76 Back entrance to Duffus & Co.9 Back entrance to Murdoch80 Purveyor's department

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82 Baldwin & Co ., china, glass, &c .84 Pbilp John H ., bats, caps and furs86 Beeton E. S ., fancy good s86 Vogel Herman, watchmaker88 Carten Samuel, flour weigher90 Durney Edmund, clerk92 Durney Thomas, druggis t94 Symons Thomas, merchant tailor98 Knight James, liquor s100 Tobin Stephen, mayor and insuranceagent100 Tobin J Henry, commission merchant100 Tobin homas, merchan t104 Tully W . H ., grocer, &c .106 Sewell Jotham, physician and surgeon108 Ferguson K ., auctionee r110 BAshford W. H ., photographer112 Payne Brothers & Co., commission mer-chant's114 Evans W . L ., auctioneer and commissionmerchant. -116 Woolrich J . H., druggis t118 Munnis James K ., merchant tailor andclothie r120 Stewart David, stores, &c.122 Walsh James, caulke r122 31urphy Michael, storekeeper124 Shop unoccupied126 Myres Andrew, laborer126 Datia John, coal measurer128 Lansed Samuel, rigger128 Moore Joseph, seaman128 Dunn William, stevedor e180 Edwards 'Thomas, plumber and stovestor e132 Hempt George P ., clerk132 Purcell John, grocer134 Taylor William, grocer138 Martin Thomas, dining saloon142 Stafford John W., hairdresser142 Powers J. B., clothier144 StarrB & McNutt, hardware, &c .148 Fordham Arthur, leather and findings152 Woodill John, victualle r1' 56 Ford RiebardF., boot and shoemaker160 Williams & Leverman, turners, &a.160 Graham James R ., city steam mill&162 Wood L ., wid William162 Fraser William, shoemaker164 Walsh B ., groce r168 and 170 Shop -and house unoccupied172 Nauft Alexander, carpenter172 Peters George, carpente r174 O'Neil John C., boot and shoemaker176 Ward Thomas, boarding hous e180 Tully Henry C ., grocer182 Bain John, rigger182 Anderoon John, stevedore154-,O,Donnell Edmund, grocer-,111ere Hurd's lane commence s

198 O'Doumell Wfiliam, dry goods,190 O'Donnell Charles, grocer192 House Vacint194 Kelly John, seaman194 Swaine William, tobacconist198 Schwartz R. A ., sib:ves, &c .202 Farrell John, grocer204 Shop vacan tHe~e Roasts lane comitencesI206 O'Brien Michael, confectioner"-,,210 and 212 Shop and house unocMfed214 McDaniel John, groce r218 Rice George, laborer

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218 Curran John, seaman220 Almon William, laborer220 Walker Matthew, laborer222 Mitchell Thomas, tinsmith222 Dunn William, stevedore224 Kavanagh William, grocer230 Edward Thomas,,, stove dealer234 F.ad John, grocer, &c.238 Patterson M., wid John240 Warner Frederick, laborer240 Murray David, seaman242 Purdy John, wharf builder242 Allan Silas, laborer244 McGrath William, variety store

Here Proctor's lane commences216 to 254 Vacant lots256 >1lcMillan John, agent for oils, &c.266 Crawford Samuel, bookkeeper.256 Nelson Charles E., boatswain258 to 262 Vacant lots264 McDonald Alexander, engineer266 Watterman M., wid Edward266 Mosher Francis, laborer268 Chisholm John, boot and shoemaker'270 Richards John J., Atlantic hotel274 Scrivens J. J., baker278 Stonely James, baker278 Stonely Joh , carter280 Savage Elizabeth, wid Robert282 Weir Allan, engineer282 Walsh Alice, wid Michael284 Duncan Miss Jane, variety store286 Armstrong James, carpenter286 Gilf'oy Thomas, policeman288 Davies Thomas, tailor290 Mulcahy Joseph, cooper292 Cochran Richard, carter292 Devereaux, Patrick, engineer.292 Weeks W. H., shipcarpenter294 Shepherd Richard, shipwright294 Finlay John, boatbuilder294 Shepherd James, caulker294 Estano Joseph, tinsmith296 Wells John, carpenter296 Devereux William, cooper296 Slade Henry, roofer298 O'Malley John, grocerW0 Foley John, boot and shoemaker302 Hogan Thomas, tinsmit302 Walsh Richard, caulker304 Cox & McCarthy, bake s3+)8 Cook David, pork dealer.310 Pender Thomas, seam^an310 Anson Alexander,,laborer312 Waul Michael, grocer, &c,314 Sullivan Alexander, stonecutter316 Cleverl7-THenry, liquors320 Leahy l,homas, tailor324 Shop`ïracant .

Here Cornwallis st. commences326 O'Brien Edward, liquors328 Peare Stephen, grocer, &c.332 Hannan James, butcher334 Howard Patrick, grocer, &c.338 McRae J., grocer338 Cook Adam, carpenter340 Fardy Thomas, cooper340 Cormack Mrs. Caroline340 Moray Richard, seaman342 Desmond Mary, confectioner346 Hartt George E., liquors350 Causey John, mason350 Rodgers Stephen, shoemaker

350 Murphy Patrick, butcher352 Nichols St,ephen, boot and shoemaker354 McDermot James, trunk manufacturer358 Furlong John, provisions360 Le Estrange Peter, grocer862 Spence David, shipwright236Bi1 by William, coal supervisor364 Pepper John, tailor366 McGilvery William, laborer368 Vacant lot370 McMillan H., wid .John372 Barnstead Jeremiah,boot and shoemaker374 Fie:der Richard, saloon376 Shorten John, baker378 Connors Michael380 Fitzgerald Richard, cooper382 R3 an Patrick, grocer384 Elliott Henry, general dealer386 Wright Edward, liquors390 Adams Charles, carpenter392 Smith Solomon, wharfbuilder392 D4ahar John, carpenter394 Crawford James, grocer396 Rodenizer William, laborer398 Mana William, cabinetmaker400 Huestus Edward, refreshment saloon400 tiPebber Alexander, waterman402 Smith John A., boarding house,404 Mulroney John, grocer408 Magnus Charles, rigger410 Bowes Thomas, tailor412 Knodell John, shoemaker412 McCarthy Dennis, baker414 Robertson E., wid Alexander416 Rozee James, confectioner420 Shiels Patrick, blacksmith422 Haley Lawrence, butcher422 Tufts Jeisepb, boatman424 Sutton William, boot and shoemaker426 McKay William, boot and shoemaker428 Wills William, shoemaker430 to 434 Shops unoccupied436 Cook .Henry, liquors436 CoQkJhomas, cooper438 Shôp,vacant440 Eaton Joseph, butcher

Here Gray's lane commences442 Sweeny John, boot and shoemaker442 Dodge Robert, seaman444 Bayne John, merchant446 Sterns Henry448 Forrest. John, seaman450 Whitridge James, seacaptain452 Futcher F . , carpenter452 Ferguson George, printer452 Nixon William, seaman454 Vincent Frederick, variety shop456 Marr John, carpenter456 Smith Benjamin, engineer458 Shop vacant , •460 Mahany J., cabinetnfa,ker462 McDade George, grocer

Here Gerrish st. commences.

464 Sullivan Matthew, policeman464 Bristoove James, French teacher466 Johnson William, eatinghouse466 McMahon James, seaman468 and 470 Houses vacant472 Holland John, blacksmith474 Shaw Robert, boarding house476 O'Connors J., trader476 Rudolph John G., seacaptain478 Vacant lot

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480 Thomas William H., .Acadia gatrdens 482 Martin Richard, harness maker 482 Walker George, saddler 481 Shop unoccupied 486 Hill John, laborer 486 Hunt George, boatman 488 Dixon Margaret, wid David 490 and 492 Blundell John, grocer, &o. 491 and 496 Duncan James, grocer, &c. 498 McDuff Thomas, brewer 498 Jones Ann, brewer 502 knch John, laborer 502 Whalen James, watchman 504 Power Edward M., grocer, &c.

Here Artz lane commences 506 Artz Edward, carpenter 506 Clain() Richard, shoemaker 508 Thompson Susan, wid James 508 Mitchell Daniel, shipwright 510 McGuire Thomas, bookkeeper 510 Potter James, grocer 510 Netting James, maçhinist .- 512 Joint Andrew, laborer 512 Chapman Patrick, laborer 514 Harris Charles, laborer 510 Nolan Charles, laborer 516 Mills Stephen, seaman 518 Bradshaw Richard, shoemaker 520 West James, sailmaker 520 Stokes Lawrence, laborer 522 Almon John, seaman 524 Walsh James, carter 526 Vacant lot 528 Weeks William, laborer 53(1 Lockhart F. H., miner 5:32 Maloney Mary, wid Cornelius 531 Waistcoat John, shoemaker 534 McDonald Arthur, tinsmith 536 McCarthy Henry, shoemaker 536 Morgan George, policeman 538 DIcearthy Henry, grocer 540 Bennett John J., cordial manufacturer 541 Warner Harriet, wid James 541 Fry John, truckman 546 Gilfoy Johanna, wid John 548 House vacant 550 Stokes Patrick, cooper 551 Brown William, carter 554 llolland James, laborer 554 Ingraham W. G., seaman

Here North st. commences 556 Leitch Andrew, engineer 558 Liebman F. A., merchant 560 McDowall Mary, wid George 502 Davis Robert, merchant 5f34 Fishwick F. W., express

Here Hawley st. commences 566 Harris Herbert, nursery 568 Boyd Errol 5701McKay Murdock, shoemaker 572 Harris Herbert, nursery 574 Rugg Flora, wid David 576 Leonard Cornelius, grocer 576 White Ebenezer, shoemaker 578. Pace Sarah, grocer 580 Finlay James, laborer 580} Fairhead Mrs. Mary 580i Allan Franklin, tinsmith 582 Vacant lot 584 Muhlig George, warder H. M. dockyard 581 McLeod William, clerk 584 Gilbert Jessie, wid Amos 586 Creelman James, truckman

586 Leonard William, laborer 588 Hubley Richard, dyer 590 House unoccupied •

VICTORIA STREET commences at South Hollis and runs West to Pleasant 1 and 3 Vacant lots 6 Holland John, sailmaker 9 Thomas James, laborer

11 Stanton William, laborer 11 O'Neil Patrick, coachman 13 Hunt Patrick messenger

Here Albert st. intersects 15 Farrelson Mary, wid William 2 and 4 Vacant lots 9 Guy George, truckman 6 McLaren Donald, iron dresser 6 Halpin Thomas, seaman 6 Gambell John, laborer 8 Smith John, fisherman

10 Mullane Timothy, grocer and liquors 12 Gunthorp William, printer 14 Gare James, shoemaker 14 MacDonald Malcolm, mason 14 Bennett William, butcher

Here Albert st. intersects 18 Verge Arthur, millwright 18 Kenny James, gardener 20 Bennett William, butcher

VICTORIA ROAD commences at Inglis and runs West to Tower Road 1 Croskill Joseph, ed. " Reporter" 3 Vacant lots 5 Warmunde Charles, watchmaker 7 Shaefer Herman, jeweller 9 Smith B. A., dry goods

11. and 13 Vacant lots 15 Thompson David, mason 17 Reynolds W. K., commission merchant 19 Brame Thomas M., corn. merchant 21 Corbett Frederick, merchant 23 Mowbray Thomas, carpenter 25 Fraser W. S.; piano forte manufacturer 27 Vacant lot 29 Gray S. H., barrister 31 and 33 Vacant lots 35 Cornelius J., jeweller 37 and 39 Vacant lots

•41 Buckley M. A., stationer 43 Hedley William, mercantile office 45 Vacant lot 47 Ackhurst William, auctioneer 49 McMurraY Robert, dry goods 51 Vacant lot 53 Murray Robert, editor Presbyterian

Witness 55 Vacant lot 57 Boak William, commission merchant 59 Crana Morris, truckman 59 Brown George 61 Lauson William, custom house officer

Vacant lots Here Park st. intersects

2 to 16 Vacant lots 18 Archibald John, tobacco factory 20 Forsyth Margaret, wid James O. 22 Carey Frank 24 to 30 Vacant lots 32 Murray John, hardware 34 and 36 Vacant lots 38 Brown William M., estate agent

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WALLACE STREET commences at Hollis and runs West to Pleasant 1 and 8 Gateways 5 Gorham Edward, dry goods 7 House unoccupied 9 Hamilton P. S., barrister

11 Fraser William, cabinetmaker WELLINGTON STREET commences at

Inglis and runs North to Sotth 1 to 17 Vacant lots

19 Stump Thomas, gardener 21 to 85 Vacant lots 37 Chaddock James, blacksmith 39 Withrow Isaac, carriage builder 41 to 57 Vacant lots 59 3fielke Charles, bolsterer 59 Downey John, blacksmith 61 Defraytes James, painter 61 Hurley Thotnas, stonecutter 63 Bessonett John S., appraiser customs 65 Vacant lot 2 to 24 Vacant lots

26 House unoccupied 28 Roderick Thomas, laborer 28 Hines Richard, French polisher 28 Watt James, bookkeeper 30 Wayson Daniel, tanner 30 Collier John, coachman 32 and 31 Vacant lots 36 Pickles Edward, carpenter 38 Pickles William, pensioner 38 Boyers Duncan, carpenter

WEST STREET commences at City and runs West

Mahoney Thomas, laborer Shanahan Timothy, laborer Gorman John, laborer McDonald Maurice, laborer Barron Hugh, laborer Summers John, -truckman

Here James st. intersects Major Charles, runner Nott James, carpenter

Here Agricola st. intersects

Horton Samuel B., carpenter Edward John, carpenter Hudson Thomas, ship wright Margeson J. W., grocer VanMalder John, paihter Sweeney Dennis, grocer

Here John se. intersects Monger George, grocer Sullivan John, laborer lienwick John, plasterer Cameron William, carpenter Edwards James, carpenter Martell Theodore H., bookkeeper Sutcliffe John, civil engineer Vacant lots House unoccupied •

.Arnold -Luke, seaman Houses unoccupied Vacant lots Meaghar John, truckman Vacant lots

Here Bayers st. intersects Strong J. Bennett, printer Verge Thomas 3Jartin James, carpenter Smith David, machinist Goldsworthy Joseph, plasterer Rose Diary, wid William Hashman Charles, laborer Salteri T. A., photographer Teas William, schocil teacher Adler Samuel clerk •

McGrath William, fisherman Hashman Ebenezer, carpenter Vacant lots Power Martin, laborer

YOUNG STREET commences at Almon and runs North to Macau.

Bolang Morris, laborer Here Almon st. intersects

21 Toole Cornelius farmer 21 Unwin John W!., keeper city prison

Here Bilby st. intersects Richardson James, custom house officer

YOUNG STREET commences at Depot Road and runs West to Gottingen 1 Richardson James S., H. M. customs 3 Hart Abraham W., H. M. customs 5 Jones E. C., agent Bank 3Iontreal

Vond Nelson, carpenter Cochar Thomas, laborer

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APPENDIX.

THE QUEEN AND ROYAL FAMILY.

Her Majesty ALEXANDRINA VICTORIA Of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and friend, Queen, Defender of the Fail, born 24t1i May, 1819 ; succeeded to the throne 20th June, 1837, on the death of her uncle, King William IV.; crowned 28th June, 1838 ; and married, 10th Feby., 1840, to his late Royal Highness Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emmanuel, PRINCE CONSORT, DUKE of SAXONY, PRINCE or COBURG AND GOTHA, who was born 26th August, 1819 ; died 14th December, 1861. Her Majesty is the only child of his late Royal Highness, Edward Duke of Kent, fourth son of King George III., and has issue-

1. Her Royal Highness VICTORIA Adelaide Mary Louisa, PRINCESS ROYAL, born 21st November, 1840 ; married 25th January, 1858, to his Royal Highness the Crown Prince (only son of the King of Prussia), and has had issue his Royal Highness Prince Frederick William Victor Albert, born 27th January, 1859 ; ber Royal Highness Princess Victoria Elizabeth Augusta Charlotte, born 24th July, 1860 ; his Royal Elighness Prince Albert William Henry, born 14th August, 1862 ; his Royal Highness Prince Francis Frederick, born 15th September, 1864, died 18th June, 1866 ; and her Royal Highness Princess Fredericka Wilhelmina Araelia Victoria, born 12th April, 1866.

2. His Royal Highness ALBERT EDWARD, PRINCE OF WALES, DUKE OF SAXONY, CORNWALL AND ROTHESAY EARL OF DUBLIN

' K.G-„ K.T., K.P., G.C.S.I., K.T.S.,

' G.C.R. P.C., General, Colonel of the 10th Hussars, and Colonel-in-chief of the Rifle Brigade, born 9th November, 1841 ' • married, 10th March, 1863, to the Princess Alexandra Caroline Mary Charlotte Louisa Julia (born 1st December, 1844), eldest daughter of the King of Denmark, and has issue his Royal Highness Prince Albert Victor Christian Edward, born 8th January, 1864 ; his Royal Highness Prince George Frederick Ernest Albert, born 3rd June, 1865 ; her Royal Highness Louise Victoria Alexandra Dagmar, born 20th February, 1867, and ber Royal Highness Victoria Alexandra Olga Mary, born 6th July, 1868.

3. Her Royal Highness ALICE Maud Mary, born 25th April, 1843 ; married, let .July, 1862, to his Royal Highness Prince Frederick William Louis of Hesse Darmstadt, K.G.,and has issue Princess Victoria Alberta Elizabeth Matilda Mary,•born 5th April, 1863 ; Princess Elizabeth Alexandrina Louise Alice, born lst November, 1864 ; and Irene Marie Louise Anna, born llth July, .

4. His Royal Highness ALFRED Ernest Albert, Duke of Edin Earl of Kent, and Earl of Ulster, K.G., K.T., P.C., born 6th August, 1844 ; Captai ' oyal Navy, 23rd February, 1866.

5. Her Royal Highness HELENA Augusta Victoria born 25th May, 1846; married, 5th July, 1866, to Major-General his ftoyal Ifighness Prince Frederick Christian Charles Augustus of Schleswig, Holstein, Sonderbourg, Augusten-bourg, K.G., and has issue Prince Christian Victor Albert Ludwig Ernest A.nton, born 14th April, 1867.

6. Her Royal Highness LOUISA Caroline Alberta' born 18th March, 1848.

7. His Royal Highness ARTHUR William Patrick Albert, K.G., born 1st May, 1850 ; Lieutenant Royal Artillery, 30th October, 1868. •

8. His Royal Highness LEOPOLD George Duncan Albert, born 7th April, 1853. 9. Her Royal Highness BEATRICE Mary Victoria Feodore, born 14th April, 1857.

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ROYAL PRINCES AND PRINCESSES.

His Royal Highness GEORGE Frederick Alexander Charles Ernest Augustus, DUKE OF CUMBERLAND (Ex-KING OF HANOVER), K.G., G.C.H., cousin to Her Majesty ; born 27th May, 1819 ; married 18th February, 1843, PrinceSs Mary of Saxe-Altenberg, and has issue a son, born 21st September, 1845, and two daughters.

Her Royal Highness AUGUSTA Wilhelmina Louisa, DUCHESS OP CAMBRIDGE, daughteè of the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel, born 25th July, 1795 ; married 7th May, 1818, the Duke of Cambridge (who died 8th July, 1850), and had issue-

1. His Royal .Highness George William Frederick Charles, DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, Field-marshal Commanding-in-Chief, K. G., K. P., G. C. B. G. C. H:, G. M. M. G., G.O.L.H., P.C., D.C.L., cousin to Her Majesty, born March 26tb, 1819.

2. Her Royal Highness AUGUSTA, Caroline Charlotte Elizabeth Mary Sophia Louisa, cousin to Her Majesty, born 19th July, 1822; married, 28th June, 1843, Fredenck, reigning Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz, G.C.B., and has issue a son, born 22nd 'July, 1848.

3. Her Royal Highness MARY Adelaide Wilhelmina Elizabeth; cousin to Her Majesty, born 27th November, 1833; married, 12th June, 1866, H.S.H. Francis Paul Charles Louis Alexander, prince of Teck, G.C.B., and has issue a daughter, born 26th May, 1867, and a SOD, born 13th August, 1868.

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Her Majesty's .Near Relatiues

Half-Sister.—Daughter of the late Duchess of Kent by her first husband the reigning Prince of Leiningen, Anne Feodorowna Augusta Charlotte Virilhelmina, born 7th December, 1807, married 18th February, 1828, Ernest .Christian, Prince of Hohenlohe Langenberg, who died 12th April, 1860, and by him had issue-

1. Charles Louis William Leopold, born 25th October, 1829. 2. Herman Ernest Francis Bernard, reigning Prince of Hohenlohe Laugenberg,

born 31st August, 1832, an officer in the Austrian service. 3. Victor Ferdinand Francis Eugène Gustave Adolphus Constantine Frederick

Count Gleichen, born llth November,1833, Captain in the Royal Navy, Governor of Windsor Castle, married 26th January, 1861, Laura Williamina, youngest daughter of Admiral Sir Goorge Seymour

' and has issue a daughter born 20th

Dec., 1861 ; and a son born 15th Jan., 1863. 4. Adelaide Victoire, born 20th July, 1835, married llth September, 1856,

Prince Frederick of Schleswig Holstein Sonderbourg Augustenbourg. 5. Feodore Victoire, born 7th July, 1839, married 23rd Octobere 1858, Prince

George of Saxe Meiningen. Nephews.-1. His Serene Highness Ernest Leopold, reignieg Prince of L einingen

Captain in the Royal Navy, born 9th November, 1830, maTried 11,th September, 1858, Princess Maria Amelia of Baden, and has issue a daughter born 24th July„ 1863, and a son born 1865.

2. Edward Frederic, born 5th January, 1833, Captain Royal Imperial Guard of Austrie.

DOMINION OF CANADA, Seat of Government, Ottawa.

The Governor General.—The Right Honorable Sir JOHN YOUNG, Bart., G.C.B., G.C.M. G., Governor General of Canada, &c., &c.

Francis Tueville, Governor's secretary ; lieut.-col. J. C. McNeil, V.C., military secretary and aide-de-camp; lieu•.-col. Irvine, principal aide-de-camp ; lieut.- col. Duchesnay, lieut.-col. Bernard, lieut.-col. F. Cumberland, extra aides-de-camp.

Deputy-Governors to Sign Money Warrants.—Virm. H. Lee and Wm. A. Elms-worth.

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PRIVY COUNCIL. Minister ofJustice and Attorney GeneralHon. Minister of Militia and Defence. it 'Minister of 0 ustoms Minister of Public Works .. Minister of Inland Revenue Secretary of State for Provinces President of the Priv Council Minister of Marine and Fisheries. Postmaster-General.... . • • Minister of Agriculture Secretary of State for Canada Receiver General •Minister of Finance

Sir J. A. Macdonald, K.C.B. Sir G. E, Cartier, Bart. S. L. Tilley, C. B. Wm. McDougall, C. B.

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Joseph Howe. P. Mitchell. A. Campbell. J. C. Chapais. H. L. Langevin, C.B. Edward Kenny. John Rose.

Oficers.—Clerk of the Privy Council, Win. H. Lee ; Wm. A. Himsworth, assis tant clerk of the Privi Council.

Clerks.—F. Vallerand, J. O. Coté, F. H. Himsworth, H. Alexander and W. Horace Lee; M. Naughten, door-keeper and messenger ; Win. E. Morgan, Joseph Cairns and Patrick Batterton, messengers.

Officers appointed to sign Commitments and Warrants under the Habeas Corpus suspension Act.—Wm. H. Lee and Wm. A. Himsworth.

SENATORS OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. The Pion. JOSEPH EDOUARD CAUCHON, speaker.

NAME. The Honorable Aitkins, James Cox Allan, George Willia Anderson, John H Archibald, Thomas D Armand, Joseph F Benson, James Rea Bill, Caleb R

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. Richvie w. mToronto.

. Halifax. ..Sydney, C.B. . Riv- des-Prairies .St. Cath. Ont. .King's County.

Blake, Oliver .. Waterford, Ont. Botsford, Amos Edw.. Westock, West- Bourinot, John Sydney. [morel. Bureau, Jacques Oliv St. Rémi. Burnham, Asa AllwortCobourg. Campbell, Alexander Ottawa. Cauchon Joseph.. ... . Quebec. Chaffers, Wm. Henry.St. Césaire. Chapais, Jean Charles.St.Denis,Kamou-Christie, David Paris,Ont.[raska Cormier, Charles.— —Plessisville. Crawford, George Brockville. Dever, James St. John, N.B. Dickey, Robert B.. . . Amherst. Dickson, Walter H Niagara. [samb. Duchesnay, A. J... St. Oath, Fos- Duchesnay Elzéar H Ste. Marie? B. Dumouchel, Léandre Ste, Thérèse de Ferguson, John Bathurst.[Blainv. Ferrier,Ja,mes .. Montreal. Flint, Billa .. Belleville.

. NAME. P. 0. ADDRESS. The Honorable Foster, A B Waterloo. Glasier, John Sunbury, N.B. Guevremont, J. Bte Sorel. Hamilton, John Kingston. Hamilton, John Hawkesbury. Hazen, Robert LeonardSt, John, N.B. Holmes, John Pictou. Kenny, Edward .. Halifax. Lacoste

' Louis .. Boucherville.

Leonard, Elijah London. Leslie, James Montreal. Letellier St, Just, LucRivière-Ouelle. Locke John • •Shelbourne. Macpherson, D. LewisToronto.[Coun. McClellan Abner ReidFlopewell, Alb. McCrae, *alter Chatham, Ont. McCully, Jonathan Halifax. McDonald, D'onald Toronto. McMaster, William Toronto. Malhoit, Charles Point-dd.-Lac, Matheson, Roderick: Perth. Miller, William... Mills, Samuel Hamilton.

Peter Ottawa. Odell, William HunterFrectericton. Olivier, Louis A Berthier. •

Price, David Edward Chicoutimi. Reesor,

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NAME. P. 0. ADDRESS.The HonorableRenaud,, Louis , . . , , . Ste.bZartine,Cha-Ritchie,- John W...... Halifax. [teaug.Robertson, John..... St. John, N.B.Ross, John . . . . . . . . . . Toronto.Ryan, Thomas...... .11Montreal.Sanborn, John Sewall.Sherbroôke.Seymour, Benjamin... Port Hope.Shaw, James.,,,.., . Smith's Falls.

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The HonorableSimpson, John....... Cowanville.Skead, James .. . . :,. . . Ottawa.Steeves, Wm. Henry.. St, John, N.B. -Tessier, Ulric Joseph. Quebéc.Wark, David.. . . . . . . Richibucto.Wilmot Robert DuncanBelmont, Sunb,Wilson, Charles . . . . . Montreal.

John F. Taylor, clerk, master in chancery, cashier and accountant ; RobertLeMoine, deputy clerk, clerk asst., master in chancery and chief French'transla•tor ; Fennings' Taylox, deputy clerk, clerk assistant and master- in chancery ; E.L. Montizambert, law clerk, clerk of committees and English translator ; JamesAdamson, first English clerk; Peter Miller, second Englisn clerk ;,Neil McLean,English clerk ; A. A. Boucher, first French translator and cferk ; A. Garneau,second French translator and clerk ; Victor E. Tessier, clerk of French journals;Rev. John Johnson, chaplaim.; Réné Kimber, gentleman usher of the blackrod, and sergeant-at-arms ; S. Skinner, housekeeper ; J. B. Myrand, postmaster;L, C. Casault, library messenger ; P. Rattey, speaker's messenger ; P. Dunne,assistant housekeeper, news-room, &c. ; J. Wingfield, assistant doorkeeper, war-drobe, &c. 1. Gilbert and N. Boulet, watchmen and messengers ; James Doherty,Thos. Wheeler, Louis Robitaille, John Dunne, A. Boucher, A. Douaire, J. C.Young, sessional messengers ; E. Botterell, doorkeeper ; J. Wingfield, P.- Boulet,J. N. Rattey, E. Buck, pages.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

HOI1'. JAMES CiOCKBURN, SPEAKER.

CONSTITUENCIES. DiEàSBERB. P. O. .ADDRESS.ADDRESS.

Addington, . . -. . . ... . . , . . . James N. Lapuin . . , ... . . .. CentrevilleAlbert .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . , . . . John Wallace. . . . . . : . . . . . Hillsboro'Algoma District. . . , . . . . .', Wemyss Al. Simpson. . . . . . Sau^?iySte.. IlfarieAnnapolis . . . . .. .. . . . . . . , William H. Ray . . . . . . , . .. Aa apolisAntigonish. . . . .. . . . : . . . . . Hugh hScDonald. . , , . . . . .. AntigonishArgenteuil ................ Hon. J. J. C. Abbott.......ll'IontrealBagot. . . . . . . . . , . . . . '. . . . , Pierre S. Gendron........ Ste. RosalieBeauce . . . . . . . : . . . , . . . . . . Christian H. pozer........ St. George,. Q.Beaubarnois. .... . . .: . . . . . Michael Cayley.. . . . . . . . . . Beauharnois .Belleehasse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Napoléon Casault.. . . . . .. . QuebecBerthier . . ...,# . .:. . , .. . . . . . Anselme H. Paquet ....... St.. C uthbertBonaventure . . . . ^ . . . . . . . . Théodore Robitaille.. .. , . . . New CarlisleBothwell . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . David Mills . . . . . . . . . . .. . . C learvilleBrant, N.R.. . . . , . .... .. .. John Y. BnoW.. . .. .. . .. .. Tbe Elms, Brantford.Brant, S.R. , ,.Hon. E. B. Wood. . . . . . .. . BrantfordBrockville, Tn.. . ... .. . : . . . James Crawford.... . : . . . . BrockvilleBrome: ... . . .. ., . .... . . ,: Hon. C. Dunkin. . .. . . . . .. Knowlton or Tr.Dpt., Q.Bruce, . . A l e x a n d e rAlegander Sproat... . . . . . . SaugeenBruce, S.R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Francis Hurdon. . . . . . . , . . . Kincardine ,Cape Breton. . . ... . .. . . . . . Hon. J. M cKeagney. , , .. , SydneyCardwell . . . . . .. , ...... . . Thomas R. Ferguson.. ... . CookstownCarleton, N.B. . , . .. . . , . , . Hon. Chas. Connell..,., .. . . Woodatockt N.B.Carleton, 0. . . . . . .. .. . . . . John Holme3... . . . . . . . .. . . Huntlp ' ^ ^Chambly . . . . . . . . . .. . ..'. . Basile Benoit.. t o .. , ... S . Habert;^' ^Champlain.. . . . „ . . , . , , ..John J. Ross . . . . . . . . . . . . . S .O'ne de la Pérade,

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CONSTITUENCIES. MEMBERS. P. 0. ADDRESS.

Charlevoix, . , .. Simon X. Cimon. Charlotte John Bolton . Chateauguay. Hon. L. H - Holton Chicoutimi and Saguenay.. Pierre A. Tremblay Colchester Arch. W. McLelan Compton John H Pope Cornwall, Ta Hon. J. S. McDonald. .... Cumberland Hon. C. Tupper, C.B..... Digby « Alfred W. Savary .. .... , Dorchester Hon. H. Lan gevin, C.B. .. Drummond and Arthabaska Louis A. Sen écal Dundas John S. Ross Durham, E.R.. Francis H. Burton Durham, IV R-. Edward Blake .... 1.,11...e., • • .... •-• ,4 ■ T .1,4 ./e/C.1., • • • • • • •

Malbaie St. Stephens, N.B. Montreal Chicoutimi Londonderry - Cookshire

. Cornwall.

. Halifax . Digby

. Quebec .Pierreville Iroquois Port Hope Toronto Dereham Tirardsville .Windsor Kingston - Gaspé

,Alexandria .St. John, N.B .Montreal ,Owen Sound .Durham Guysborough Indiana *Halifax' .Halifax

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Elgin, É.R. , Thomas W. Dobbie... Elgin, W.R John E. Monroe ...... Essex , John O'Connor Frontenac. Thomas Kirkpatrick.. Gaspé. Pierre Fortin. Glengarry. Donald \A. Macdonald Gloucester Hon. T. W. Anglin... Grenville, S.R Walter Shanly. Grey, N.R George Snider 4rèy, S.R George Jackson Guysborough. Hon. S. Campbell Haldimand David Thompson.— —

S Alfred Jones.... .... Halifax ' Patrick Power.... ... Halton . . John White... Hamilton, City Charles Magill Hauts Hon. Joseph FIovve .. . :Halifax_ Hastings, E R Hon. Robert Red 'Belleville Hastings, N R Mackenzie Bowell - leileville Hastings, W R. James Brown. , .. ....Belleville Hochelaga Hon A. A Dorion ...Montrealk, Huntingdon Hon. John Rose. ...Montreal Huron, N.R • Joseph Whitehead Clinton - - Huron, S R Malcolm C. Cameron Godericb ... lberviIle..... Francis Béchard - Mount Johnston Hugh Cameron.. — .. . .... Ifaborn, N. S.

G. G, Gaucher Ste. Genevieve .François B. Godin...... Joliette , .C. A. P. Pelletier Quebec

Kent, N.B .Auguste Renaud. Buctouche Kent, 0 . Rufus Stephenson . Chatham King's, N B. George Ryan Studholm, King, N. B. King's, N.S William H Chapman Cornwallis Kingston Sir J. A. McDonald Ottawa .. Lambton Alexander Mackenzie Sarnia Lanark, NC , Hon W McDougall Ottawa Lanark, S.R Alexander Morris Perth , _ 'Laprairie Alfred Pinsonneault St, Jacques le Mineur L'Assoicption Hon. L. Archambeault.....L'Assomption , Laval Joseph H Bellerose St. Vincent de Paul Leeds 'and Grenville, N.R..Francis Jones Kemptville

Inverness Jacques Cartier Joliette Kamouraska.

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CONSTIiIIENCIEB. 111F1IBERS. P. .0. ADDRES9.

Leeds S R , John Crawford Toronto - Lennox. - . Richard J Cartwright Kingston Lévis Joseph G. Blanche t........ Lévis Lincoln.... J R Merritt St. Catharines L'Islet Barthélemy Pouliot Meet London, City Hon. John Carling. London _ Lotbinière .... 11 Henry G Joly. Platon, Quebec Lunenburg E M. McDonald Halifax Maskinongé George Caron. .... St. Léon Megantic ... . ... Hon George Irvine Quebec _-- Middlesex, E. R Crowell Wilson • London Towne-if) Middlesex, N. R Thomas Scatcherd. London-- _- Middlesex, W R Angus P McDonald. Glencoe Missisquoi. Brown Chamberlin Durham Monck.. .. Lachlin McCallum Stromness _ Montcalm Joseph- Dufresne St. Julienne Montrnagny .. ardn. J. G Beaubien. St. Thomas Montmorency ... Jean Langlois Quebec Montreal,ntie Thomas Workman .. Montreal Montreal, East Hon. G E Cartier Montreal

---Môntreal, West M. P Ryan Montreal Napierville .... Sixte C dite La Reine Napierville

1 Niagara, Town A.ngus Morison. .. Toronto ...-. ,Josep-h—Gandet.. -; .. . -. : -.-. ;Gentilly -

Norfolk, N. R.... . ..... .. Aquila Walsh Simcoe Norfolf, S R Peter Lawson Port Dover Northumberland, N.B Hon. Richard Hutchison.. . Chatham, N. 13. Nprthrimberland, O., E. R Joseph Keeler . . . Colborne

. Northumberland, O., W.R..lion. Jas. Cotkburn Cobourg Ontario, N R John Ilall Thompson .. Cannington Ontario, S R Thomas N. Gibbs Oshawa Ottawa City ... Joseph M. Carrier Ottawa Ottawa, Co Alonzo Wright Ironside, Hull Oxford, N.R Thomas Oliver Woodstock Oxford, S.R E V Bodwell Mount Elgin Peel ...Hon. J. II -Cameron Toronto Perth, N.R. .. James Redford .. Stratford Perth, S.R ...Robert MacFarlane Stratford . Peterboro', E.R. Peregrine M. Grover Norwood Peterboro', W R ... Charles Perry Peterboro' Pictou... a . J. W Carmichael. Pictou Pontiac Edmund Heath . Clarendon Portneuf Jean D Brousseau. Quebec Prescott Albert Hagar . ..Plantagenet Prince Edward. ... Walter Ross ....Picton Québec, Centre

Qtiebec, West Quebec, Co . Queen's,..N.B....

Renfrew., S.R

George H. Simard........ Quebec Quebec, East Pierre G Huot

Thomas MeGreevy Quebec Quebec

Hon. P. J. O. Chauveau.. . . Q uebec John Ferris... James F. Forbes John Rankin Daniel McLachlin.

.. .. W. M. Caldwell

_' .. Cambridge, Q.C. Queen's, N.S.... Liverpool, N.S. Renfrew, N.R Cobden

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WM. L. DODGE, Blinds, Moulding, &c., at Fresh Water, Halifax.

CONBTITUENCIES. MEMBERS. P. 0. ADDRESSj

Richmond, N.S. . .. . .. . . . Isaac Levescomte.. . . . . . .. Aricbat,_--Richmond and Wolfe.. . . . . William H. `Vebb. . . . . . . . .b1elbô rneRimouski......... . . . . . . . George Syl vain.... ._. . : : . : RimouskiRouville . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . G. Cheval . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . St. HilaireRus: el] . . . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . . James A. Grant. . . . . . . . . . OttawaSt. Hyacinthe. ...........Hon. A. E. Iiierskowski...St. Charles.St. John City, N.B........Hon. S. L. Tilly, C. B.....FrederictonSt. John, N.B. . . . .. .. . . . . Hon. Jobn H. Gray. . . . .. . St. JohnSt. John's, Q. . .. . . . . . . . . . FranÇois Bourrassa. . .. .. . . St. Jean, Dist, of Mont.-St:`blauricé . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elie Lacoste . . . . . . . . . . . . . YamachicheShefford . . .. . . .. .. . . .. . . . Hon. L. S. Huntingdon.. . . Waterloo, E. TownshipsSbelburne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thomas Coffin . . . . . . . . . . . . BarringtonSherbrooke, Tn.. . . . .... . . Hon. Alex. T. Galt. : . .. . . . SherbrookeSimcoe, N.R . . . ..... .. .... Tbomas D. McConkey.. . . . BarrieSimcoe, S. R..............William C. Little.........AllandalbSoulanges. . .. . . ... . . . . . . . L. H. Masson. . .. . . .. . . .. . CoteAu LandingStanstead.. . . . . .... .... . . Charles C. Colby... . .. .. StansteadStormont. . . . . . . . .. `... . . . Samuel Ault. . . . . . . . .. . . . AultsvilleSunbury ..... . . .. . . .. .. . Charles Burpee.. . . . . . ....SheffieldTémiscouata .. .. . .. . . . . . . C. F. A. Bertrand. . . . . . . .Isle VerteTerrebonne...... .. ......L. F., R. Masson.... ......TerrebonneThree Rivers.. . . . . . . . . ^ . . William McDougall ....... Three Rivers.Toronto, East.. . . . . . .. . . . . James Bea^.............. TorontoToronto, West. . . . . . ......Robert A. arrison... . .. ..TorontoTwo 1lfluntains, .:_.. ^.^^^=^Teaa B. D^ugt.=. . . . . . . . . . . St. EustacbeVaudreuil. . . . . . . .. . ... . . . Donald --. . .. .. .R i g a u d. .. .. Rigaud'Yercbères.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Félix Gèoffrion........... VerchèresVictoria, N.B . . . .. . . . . . . . . John Costigan....... .. . . . ..Grand FallsVictoria, N.S . . ....... . ... Wm. Ross.. .. .. .. . ... ....Ste. AnneVictoria, 0., N.R.. .. .. . ... John Morison.. . . . .. . . ....WoodvilleVictoria, 0., S.R. ... .... . . George Kempt ............ LindsayWaterloo, N.R............ Isaac E. Bowman ......... St. JacobsWaterloo, S:R. .. ......... James Young... .. . . .. .... GaltWelland. .. . . . . .. .. .. . . . . Thomas C. Street. . . . . . . . . ChippewaWellington, C.R.......... James Ross .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. GuelphWellington, N. R. . . . . . . .. . George A. Drew . . . . . . . . . . Elora,Wellington, S.R.. . .. .. . . . . David Stirton. . . . . . . . . . . . . Guel'phWentworth, N.R.......... James Di ciy'Ionies . . . . . . . . . : Waterdown.Wentworth, S.R. . .. ......Joseph Rsmal . . . . . . . . . . . . . HamiltonWestmorland . . . . . . . . . . . . Hon. A. J. Smith.. . . . . . . . . DorchesterYamaska.. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Moïse Fortier... . . . . . . . .. ..St. DavidsYarmouth.. ... . . . . . . ... . . Hon. Frank fiillam........ YarmouthYork, N.B. ...............John Pick.ardy ...........FrederictonYork, 0,, E.R............ James DTetcalf............ EglintonYork, 0., N.R .. . . . . . .. . . . . James P. Wells. . . .. ... . . . . KingYork, 0., W.RW.R. . . . .. . . . . . . Amos Wright .. . . .. ... ....Richmond Hill, Ont.

OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF Cobi3foNS.

Chief Department•-Wm. Burns Lindsay, çlerk of the House ; Alfred Patrick,clerk assistant; Donald William Macdonell, sergeant-at-arms.

Law Department.---Gustavus W.Wicksteed, Q.C., law clerk ; Frank Badgley, B.C.L., and Eugène P. Dorion, assistant law clerks.

.Rccountant's Depurtment.--T homas Vaux, accountant; Joshua Stansfeld, assis-tant accountant and bookkeeper..^

Gold & Silver Watches, all styles, Wholesale &Retail, X. B. BROWN'g, Granville.

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BALDWIN & 00., 181 Hollis St., Gold and Silver English Lever Watches.

General Department.-Henry Hartney, chief office clerk, and- clerk of 11 TheDepartment for the Printing of Parliament ;" Henry Boulton Stuart, Englishwriting clerk ; Edouard Denéchaud, French writing clerk; Théodule Blais,H. R. Smith, H. Lindsay, J. S. Sloane, - C. Panet, W. C. Bowles, J. E. B.McCready, W. R. Wainwright, junior clerks.

Controverted Elections.-Jean P. Leprohon, clerk of controverted elections.CommittPe Department.-Alfred Todd, chief clerk of committees and clerk of

private bills ; Thaddeus,Patrick, second ditto, and clerk'ofrailway committees; F.X. Blanc4et, third ditto.. Frénch Translators Department --Eugène P. Dorion, chief French translator ;William Fanning, French translator of votes and proceedings and journals;Toussaint G. Coursolles, assistant French translator ; J. F. Gingras, E. Blainand H. A. McCoy, assistant ditto.

English Translators Department'Frank Badgley, chief English translator; Wil-liam Wilson, Finbar Hays, William Wilson, jun., and G. H. Macaulay,* assistantsEnglish translators. °

Department of Routine and Reeords:--Farquhar MacGillivray.Journals and T'otes and Proceedings Department.-William - B. Ross, English

journal clerk ; Herman Poetter, clerk of votes and proceedings; P. Rivet,French journal clerk ; A. G. D. Taylor, asistant English journal clerk.

- Library Department.-Alpheus Todd, librarian ; A. Gérin Lajoie, assistantlibrarian ; Augustin Laperrièr, clerk.

Post OXce Ilépartment.t.-P. N. Belcourt, postmaster ; Edouard Pelletier, mps-senger.

Department of Sergeant-at-.87ms.--Donald Williamliiacdonell,serge ant-a-arms,John O'Connor, door-keeper ; Edward Storr, assistant door-keeper; A. Lerous.Cardinal, chief inesseng,,e.r; Michael McCarthy, âssistant.messenger; Olivier Vin-cent and James Hoy, méssenger3 of library ; Joseph Lemonde, William GrahamEd. Stacey, Joseph Asselin, Etienne Roy,, 0. Roberge, M. Laflamme, JosephNadeau, J. Turgeon, J. Brown, J. FitzsimmonsT-G,-Smit-h-,--and._A.-.Ell.iott, mes-.".sengers.

Edward Botterell, attached to Printing department as distributor of printedpapers.

* 111r. Macaulay also acts as Mr. Speaker's secretary.

Lieutenant Governor.-Major Gen. SIR CHARLES HABTIN(I9jDOYLE, B.C.M.G.

NOVA SCOTIA.

lion.. R. A. McHeffey, Hon. J. Fergusson, Hon. E. P: Flynn, Hon. Jared C.Troop, Hon. James Cocbran, members without office.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

W orks.

Hon. W. Annand, treasurer ; Hon. M. I. Wilkin , a iorney-general ; Hoti:^.B. Vail, provincial secretary ; Hon. R. Roberts n, comissiôner of Dines and

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

NAMEB. P. o. ADDRNS6

Hon. R. Mollison Cutler .... . . : ... . . . ..0'_-1 ....... Gùysborough.^c Stayley Brown... . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . .. : .y ... Yarmouth.cc M. Byles Almon.. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . : . . Halifax.cc Alexander Beith . . ... ... . . . . . . . .. . . .. ... . Halifax.cc Henry Gesner Pineo...................... Wallace.cc J.1^IcNab .. . . . .. .. .. . . a t . . . . .. . . . ... . .. . HalifaB.`' r ,c c R. A. 14'IeHeffey ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Windsôr.

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NAMES. P. 0. ADDRESS. - e Bon. J. Creighton. • Lunenburgh. to. . '( W. C. Whitman . . ....Annapolis. te

" Freeman Tupper ....... , .... ....Liverpool. i• _ " Samuel Chipman Cornwallis. • e " Peter Smyth .., Port Hood. 2 4 4 • John McKinnon Antigonish. e " W. S. Ireffernan Guysboro'. Ô " D. McN. Parker Halifax. 7 ;t " Jas Fraser New Glasgow. / D " Samuel Creelman ... ....Musquodoboit. --- o ii W. Annand , ....Halifax. °I " Gilbert McKenna... Shelbourne. e n " Henry Martell Arichat, RiWonnond County. gt e " W. G-. Stairs • Halifax.V D f.t.

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CONSTITUENCIES. NAMES.7/ P. O. ADDRESS. A-nnapolis J C Tro-op Bridgetown.

gg D GzÉanders Nictau. , . Colchester . Rea Chambers Truro.

F. Morrison Londtnderry. Cumberland .... Amos Purdy Wallace.

gg H G-. Pineo Pugwash. Cape Breton J Fergusson ,Sydney.

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Digb, 7"- V. Doucette Clare.

7Guysborough ' ....Jno. J Marshall Guysboro'.

gg . Jno. A Kirk Glenelg. • Halifax H Balcam Halifax.

gg gg . J Cochran gg gg •• Jer. Northup

Hants W Lawrence Maitland. gg E Young .. .... . Falmouth.

Inverness H McDonald Mabou C. B. gg A Campbell Broad Cove. gg H. Balcam Salmon River.

Rings ..... ... ......... D. M. Dickie Canning. gg E L. Brown Wolfville. ....

Lunenburgh. Jas Eisenhaur Lunenburgb. gg M. B DesBrisay Bridgewater.

Pictou R S Copeland Merigomisb. tt • M. I. Wilkins Pictou. tg Dr. Murray New Glasgow.

Queens H. W Smith Liverpool. ° gg it

.••••1 • D. Freeman Richmond E P. Flynn . Aricbat.

gg ... . J. Hooper . • Fourche. Shelburne .... ......... R. Robertson........., Barrington.

tg ....Thos Johnson ... tg ... Antigonish. . D Macdonald Antigonish.

• J McDonald tt gg . .

Superior Electro and Albata Plate, best value, So. ) M. 1, BROWN, 108 Granville St.

BALDWIN de CO., 191 Hollis St., Celebrated Rogers' Table and Dessert Cutlery.

CONSTITUENCIES. NAMES. P. 0. ADDRESS. Victoria. ,.. John Ross Little Bras d'Or.

ci . W Kidston Baddeck. Yarmouth. J K Ryerson ...Yarmouth.

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Rev. J. C. Cochran, chaplain ; H. C. D. Twining, clerk ; L. G. Pûwer, assist-ant clerk ; A. M. Gidney, sergeant-at-arms ; James Griffin, assistent sergeant-at-arms.

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PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OFFICES AND OFFICERS OF NOVA SCOTIA.

1 Provincial Secretary's Office.—William B. Vail, M.P.P., Provincial secretary ; Herbert Croskill, Deputy secretary ; Hugh Kerr, Financial clerk ; John Palmer,

ct messenger.

z Provincial Treasurer's Office.—William Annand, M.L.C., Provincial treasurer; a Sydenham Howe, clerk.

Attorney General's 0.ifice.—Martin I. Wilkins, M.P.P., Attorney general ; R. ti) g G. Roach, clerk ; John Osman, messenger.

• Department of Mines and Public Irrorks.—Robert Robertson, M.P.P., commis- • sioner ; John Kelly, deputy commissioner; John Rutherford, Inspector of mines

C4 Charles H. Carman, clerk mines department • John McDaniel and Thomas Rob' ertson, clerks mines department; James Mckab, chief clerk of works depart

le ment ; John A. Cattely, clerk of works department ; H. B. Reid, outside clerk of works ; Patrick Hunt, messenger.

z Department of Crown Lands.—Samuel P. Fairbanks, commissioner ' . William

A. Hendry, deputy commissioner ; Frederick LeBlanc, clerk ; Edward Morris, clerk ; Matthias Cuppaidge, clerk ; George A. Lloyd, clerk ; ,Edwin C. Fair-

: banks, clerk ; James H. Austin, clerk.

Education Office.—Theodore H. Rand, M.A., superintendent of éducation and • secretary to Council of Public Instruction ; Silas Macvane, B.A., clerk.

• Provincial Hospital for the Insane.—Visitors : the Governor, the Chief Justice, t» the Provincial Secretary, the President of the Legislative Council, the Speaker c of the House of.Assembly, and the heads or authorized representatives of all a hristian-C-Liur ovince.

Board of Commissioners : Chlarmair,--George-G—Duatan J.P. Thomas E. Murphy, Jarnés Duggan; treasurer, Hon. Wm. Annand, President o

° M.E.C., at Medical Superintendent : James R. DeWolf, M.D.; L.R.C.S.E. Assistant Physician : Robert W. MeKeagney.

. Storekeeper : George Downie. . O.« Housekeeper : Mrs. R. D. Dickson. • Supervisors : Mrs. Sandifer, John H. MeNab.

Engineer: R. D. Dickson.

Commissioners for Examining, Preserving and Arranoing Ancient Records and Documents illustrative of the History and Proyress of 'Society in the Province.— Thos. B. Aikins D.C.L.

Centrill Board of Agriculture.—District No. 1. Sir Wm. Young, Wm. Cunard Henry Yeomans, Joseph Northup.

No. 2. C. C. Hamilton M.D , Avard Longley. No. 3. F. Killam, H.A. N. Kaulback. No. 4. Alexander McFarlane, Hon. R. A. McHeffery.

SMITHERS de SONS, English Japan and Dries, 40 and 42 Granville Street, Halifax.

APPENDIX.

WM. L. DODGE er CO., Dealers in Lumber, at Fresh Water, Halifax.

No. 5. Wm. H. Harris, Hon. John McKinnon. No. 6. Henry Davenport, Sheriff Lawrence. Secretary : Professor Lawson.

Board of Examiners for Provincial Medical Licenses.—William J. Almon / P.M.O., Hon. D. McN. Parker, M.D., and R. S. Black, M.D.

Central Board of Eraminers of Shipmasters and Mates.—Captain John Taylor, William Pryor, Thomas Bolton.

Commissioners without the Province.—Ahram Jackson of Boston, and Andrew B. .Almon of Salem.

Queen's Printer.—Flugh W. Blackadar.

Legislative Library Committee.—Hon W. J. Stairs, M.L.C., Chairman ; Hon. W. B. Vail, Provincial Secretary ; Hon. 31. B..Almon, M.L.C., Jeremiah Northup

; Librarian, James Venables. OFFICES AND OFFICERS UNDER DOMINION GOVERNMENT IN. NOVA SCOTIA*.

Board of Works.—Commissioners : Chairman, Fredk. BroWn, William B. Fairbanks, John Pugh. Superintendent of Lighthouses and other Public pro-perty, Thomas P. Jost. Commander Steamer " Druid," Peter Scott, R. N.

Penitentiary.—Medical Attendant, Rufus S. Black, - M. D., Chaplain, Rev. Henry Pope. Warden, Rev. J. Daly.

Sable Island.—Resident Superintendent, Philip S. Dodd. Resident Superin-tendents—St. Paul's, Don J. McNeil, Scatteri, John McLean.

issuers of Licenses to American Fishermen.—Halifax, H. W. Johnston ; Bar-rington, Daniel Sargeant •, Port Hood, Cape Breton, through the Customs 0 fficer, E. D. Tremain • Port Mulgrave, through the Customs Officer, V. J. Wallace ; Port Hawkdsbury, through the Customs Officer, Malcolm McDonald ; Cape Canso, through the Customs Officer, Wm. Bigelow ; Pictou, through the Cus-toms Officer, D. McCullough ; Port Digby (Bay of Fundy) through the Customs Officer, Bottsford Viets ; Westport, (Bay of Fundy) through the Customs Officer, B. H. Buggies.

----- Board of Statistics of Marriages, Births and Deaths.—Secretary,1 -6171 Cetle' ------e—

Halifax. Issuers of Marriage Licenses and Deputy Registrars of Marriages, e

Births and Deaths, Stephen Selden Halifax, the Deputy Postmaster3 and Way e

Office Keepers in the different Counties, and Rev. Henry Starner, Rev. R. Re- Jamieson, Rev. James Waddel, Rev. Edw. .Ansell, Jas. J. Clarke, M.D. ...

ecers for certifying Dominion Notes and Specie.—T. F. Knight, and C. E. we, Ratchford.

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duditors Wice.--Acting Auditor, Thomas F. Knight. *Robert Stather, clerk. X

Paymasters Office.--Acting Paymaster, C. Edw. Ratchford ; Accountant, E...' Paul Creamer ; Messenger, Geo. Mullane. p- at

MARINE AND IrISICERIES. e. ..:

Agent for Nova Scotia, Henry W. Johnston • clerk, L. J. Burpee ; inspector gl

of River fisheries, W. C. Yenning ; deputy, Pir. H. Rogers ; superintendent E. Pr/

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Alexander McNab. Secretary and Chief A.ccountant, Thomas Foot. Engineer Windsor and Annapolis Railway, John B. Young. Traffic Superintendent, George Taylor. Locomotive Superintendent, William Johnston. Road Inspector , ,

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APPENDIX.

3ALDWIN & CO., 181 Hollis St., Wholesale Importers of Stationery of every kind.

of Light-bouses, Thos P. Jost; messenger, M. Kennedy ; commander Steamer " Druid." P. A. Scott, R.N ; resident supts., Sable Island, Philip S. Dodd ; St. Paul's, Don J. McNeil, Scatteri, Jno. McLean.

Inland hevenue.—Inspector, Archibald Patterson ; collector, S. Tupper ; excisemen, Angus McLeod, Jno. D. Nash, junr. ; clerk; B. H. Blanchard.

COURTS.

;,; SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE.

EkVING LAW AND EQUITY JURISDICTION THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE.

Chief Justice, Hon. William Young. Equity Judge, and Judge of the Sup, im•

M Court, Hon. James. W. Johnston. Assistant Judges, Hon William Blowers Bliss, D.C.L., Hon. Edniund Murray Dodd, Hon William Frederick DeBarres, and Hon.

• Lewis Morris Wilkins.

Attorney General, Hon. M. I. Wilkins. Queen's Council, Hon. John Creigh-

g ton, Samuel P. Fairbanks, William A. Henry, Hon. Adams G. Archibald, Hiram Blanchard, Hon. Juo. W. Ritchie Juo. C. Wade, Stewart Campbell, Hon. Juo.

• McCully, Beamish Murdock, lion. Hiram Blanchard, William utherland, Hon. R. B. Dickey, Hon. S. L. Shannon,-Thomas William Harris. Clerk of the

• Crown, and Prothonotary, J. W. Nutting, Account. General, William Twining.

re Masters—Halifax, Hugh. Hartshorne, Alexander James, William Howe ; Pictou,

tt Edward Roach, Martin I. Wilkins, Daniel Dickson ; Yarmouth, Thomas D.

Œ Chipman, C. B. Owen, James Murray ; Dis. of Shelburne, Thomas Johnston; • Dis. of Barrington, Gabriel Robertson ; Hants, David Frieze, William H.

le Blanchard • Kings, George A. Blanchard, Stephen H. Moore, James R. Prescott,

z Henry B. Webster ; Lunenburg, James Dowling ; Annapolis, Thomas W. Chesley, Silas H. Morse, T. D. Ruggles, James Gray, Edward C. Cowling;

; Queens, Charles Morse, Robt. Roberts, J. N. S. Marshall ; Antigonish, Henry P. Hill, J. T. Robinson ; Colchester, James F. Blanthard ; Cape Breton, Don. N.

sk3 McQueen ' • Guysborough, Samuel R. Russell ; Inverness, Samuel McDonnell.

z Reporter , Henry Oldright. Crier of the Court, J. Monteith. The Equity Court is held every Monday, whembusiaess requires (except in

bl; vacation,) in the Chancery room, off the Prothonotary's office, at 11 o'clock As. b.; r COURT OF ERROR. •■• a The Lieutenant-Governor and the Members of Her Majesty's Executive O Council.

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The Lieutenant Governor (President,) Hon. Judge Johnston, (Vice-President,) e and the Members of Her Majesty's Executive Council. Registrar, James

Thorne. "I Advocates and Proctors, the Barristers and Attorneys of the Supreme Court.

VICE-ADMIRALTY AND PRIZE JURISDICTION COURT, a HALIFAX, N. S.

irctirt-h e • s • al. Ad. e_the Hon. the Chief Justice. Sur. rogates—Halifax, William Twining, John C. Halliburton, exant er - marl Hon. John W. Ritchie, Samuel P. Fairbanks, Nepean Clarke, Brenton H. Eaton; Wallace, Alexander McFarlane; Truro, Ebenezer. Mànro ; Sydney, C. B., James McKeIgney ; Antigonish, William A. Henry. ReC.-Gen. of Droits, C. B. Hamil-ton. Registrar, L. W. DeBarres ; Marshal,--; Ailvocate and Procurator General, Hon Hiram Blanchard. Advocates and Proctors, the Barristers and Attorneys of the.Supreme Court. Interpreter and Translator of German and French, Robert G. FIaliburton. The Sheriffs, Mayors, and Constables throughout the Province are also officers of this Court. Usher and liessenger, James Venables. Bank qf

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Admiralty Deposits, the Bank of British North America at Halifax. Printer, H. W. Blackadar, Q. P. Shorthand wriier, John George Bourinot.

N.B.—By the provisions of the Vice-Admiralty Courts' Act of 1863, the Governor of a Colony is ex officio Vice Admiral, and the Chief Justice ex officio Judge of the Vice-Admiralty Court.

SHERIFFS AND. CLERKS OF THE PEACE

CLERKS OF THE PEACE. SHERIFFS. ■■■••■••

Health Officer for Halifax.—Chas. Gossip, ND.

APPENDIX.

COUNTIES. ■•■■••■■•

Annapolis. Antigonish. Cape Breton. Colchester. Cumberland. Digby. Guysborough. Halifax.

Inverness. Kings.

Lunenburg.

Pictou. Queens. Richmond.

Shelburne,

Victoria. Yarmouth.

Peter Bonnet. Henry P. Hill. John L. Hill. Charles Blanchard. Roderick McLean. John K. Veits. E. H. Franchville. John J. Saveyer. .Tames McGeldert. R. 111cDougall. John M. Caldwell.

John H. Kaulback.

\V. H. Harris. Joshua'N. Freeman. John F. Fuller.

Jas. P. Johnston.

Jacob S. Ingraham. Will. B. Townsend.

George R. Grossie. James Wilkie. Charles E. Leonard. Leander J. Crowe. R. B. Huestis. H. Stewart. S. Russell & A. P. McKenzie. Nepean Charke. Jas. Scott & Henry Mundell. John L. Tremain. L. D. Chipman.

Daniel Owen and A. Mitchell.

D. Mathewson. William Ford. George E. Jean.

R. Thompson and R. H. Croveell.

S. G. A. McKean. John Tooker& Jas. M. Lent.

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Commander H. M. Forces, Bis Excellency Major-General Sia CHARLES

, HAspi.Nos DOYLE, Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia ; Aid-de-Camp, Lieutenant Carey, 62 F. ; Brigade Major, Captain Wilsone Black, 6. F. ; .Asst. Quar. Mast. General, Lt.-Col. G. E. Baynes, h. p. late 8. F. ; Town Major, Colonel Augustus F. Ansell, Unatt. ; Commanding Royal Artillery, Lieutenant Colonel Greville ; Commanding Royal Engineers, Colonel R. Berneby ; Inspecting Field Officer of Militia and Volunteers, Lt -Col. J. W. Laurie, b. p., Col. N. S.M.; Military Chaplain's Department, J. C. Edghill, M.A. (Halifax, N.S); C. Shepbard, R.C. ; Rev. W.. Bullock ; Deputy Controller, Edward Strickland ; -Asst.,-Com. General, Fred. S. Monck ; Dep. Asst. Corn. Generaf, C. J.Tniacke

„.„_ • ; D 0.; $arrackMaster, D. R. Ross, late Cap :• .6 F. ; Dep. Purveyor, O. F.' Beale ; Chief Warder Military Prisons, J. Lepine ; -Get—àtsral-Secretary, Captain Mooçly.

MILITARY STORE DEPART1%

Asst. Sup. of Stores, A. S. Beswick ; Clêrks, G. Carter, T. Midi-te-kt Foreman, J.Hilton ; Sioreman, J. Connors ; Chief Armorer, J. Collins ; Armorer, R. Foley ; Carpenter, J. Inglefield ; Messenger, J. Willis.

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ROYAL ENGINEER DEPARTMENT .Comma~ding Officer, Colonel Burnsby, R . E. ; Surveyor, N. S . District, J .Macgregor Grant ; Clerk of Works, S. J . Medlen ; Chief clerk, Edward Lloyd ;Military Foreman of Works, Sergeants Maguire and Bond R . E . ; Military C lerks,

Sergeant Alga, R .E ., and Sergeant Malcom, R .E . ; Master of R .E . SteamerUnicorD, J . Jones ; Messenger, Robert M, cKenzie.

BARRACT-C DEPARTMENT .Barrack Master, D .R.Ross, late Captain66F . ; Barrack Sergeants, James

Sage, (Sup . Bk. .Sergt .) A . Buchanan, William Wilson ; Messenger, HenryPackham .

Newfoundland,) Surgeon Major, D . R.',-McKinnon ; Staff Surgeon, J. C . Johnston ;

ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT .iDeputy Inspector General of Hospitals, (Nova -Scotia, New Brunswick an d

PURVEYOR'S DEPARTMENT' .Deputy Purveyor to the Forces, (Nova Scotia and New Brunswick,) 0 . F .

Beale, -Esq . ; Messenger, James Smi~h ; Steward, Sergeant W . Jackson, A r,myHospital Curps .

' I Asst. Surgeons, H . S . Muir and R. Ctillins ; Dispenser of Medicines, J . Collins,Esq ; Clerk, Timothy Connors) Army Hospital Corps .M

? THE NAVY .z - Commander-in-Chief of the North I American and West India Station, Hi sP"01 Excellency-Vice Admiral Sir GEORGE I~ODNEY MUNDY) K.C.B . ; Flag Lieutenani,.IHon. H . N. Hood ; Secretary, James W . M . Ashby ; Clerk to Secretary, Colin

Campbell .OFFICERS OF H .11, NAVAL YARD, HALIFAX .

Naval and Victualling Storekeeper and Accountant, Benjamin Stokes ; ClerksEdward J . Davys, T . S . Veale, F . N. C . Macgregor ,

OFFICERS OF H . M. VICTUALLING YARDj HALIFAX .Victualling Storekeeper and Account4ut, Benjamin Stokes : Clerk, Charfes"'~

Stubbing .H. M. NAVAL HOSPITAL, HALIFAX .

D ties of Hospital conducted by Naval Storekeeper .mNOVA SCOTIA 19TH MILITARY DISTRICT . yk

.ff of the Department of Militia and Defence.-Deputy Adjutant GeneralStaColonel R . Bligh Sinclair ; Brigade Majors, Colonel J . W. Laurie 1st Brigade ;,n 2Lt.-Col . T . Milsom, 2nd Brigade ; Lt.-Col . C . C . Bead, 3rd Brigade ; DistrictPaymaster-; Provincial Storekeeper, George Guy .

----..-.P--R"IN-GIAI.,L-RIF-LE-AS-80&jATION OF NOVA SCOTIA .Patron, H .R .H . the Prince of Wales ; Vice-Patrons, His Excellency Major-Gene .

ral Sir Charles Hastings Doyle, G.C.M.G., Lieuteriant-Goverrior, &c., &c. ; Hi'sExcellency Sir Richard Graves Macdonnell, Kt ., C .B., Governor and Commander.in-Chief at Hong-Kong ; Lleatenent-General Sir W . Fenwick Williams, Bt ., K .C .B., &c . President, Lt .-C-ol . W' J . Stairs Vice-Presidents, ex offlcio,tbe Seniorofficers of Counties, who are ;ubscribers Council, Lieutenant ,-Colonel J . J .

OWTHERS, & SO0,*-Enamelled Glass, 40 and .42 Granville Street, Haliftz .

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WK, L. DODGE & CO., all kinds of Wood Works done, Fresh Water, Halifax.

453

Bremner,lst Battaliori of Volunteer Infy.; Major A. K. Mackinlay, Hfx. VolunteerRifle Battalion ; Lt.-Colonel H. S. Jost, Lnnenburg Regt.; Colonel J. W. Laurie,Brigade Major; Capt. W. Di. Gray, Hfg. Res. Regtl. Division ; Colonel R. BlighSinclair, D. Adjutant General N.S.AI.; Lt.-Colonel C. J. Stewart, Lieutenant-Colonel D. H. Clarke, Lieuteiiant-Colonel Hon. J. Bourinot, Res. Cape BretonRegt.; Lieutenant-Colonel W. H. Creighton, Brigade Halifax Militia Artillery ;Major J. T. Wylde, Naval Brigade ; Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. W. B. Vail, Capt.Wm. Barron, Hfa. Volunteer Riffe\ Battalion; Lieutenant J. R. Graham, 1st Bat-talion Hfx. Volunteer Artillery;- Presidents of County Rifle Associations, ex offlcio;Secretary and Treasurer; Lieutenant J. W. Ritchie, Hfx. Volunteer Rifle Batta-lion,

" CUSTOMS DEPARTbIENT" PORT OF HALIFAX.

Collector, Edward Binney ; Registrar of shipping, Henry B. Paulin ;Warebousel^eeper, William G. Fife ;. Landing ^Vaiters and Searcher3, John U. Ross, JohnW. Oragg, Edward Kelly, James Cullen ; A,ppra,isers, John F. Muncey and JohnS. Bessonett; Inspector, James Kerr ; G.iugers and Proof Officers, Joseph Aus-ten and Samuel R. Caldwell ; rlerk3, James Fitzgerald, John Strachan, JamesS. Morris, Edward Duckett, Wm. H. Hill, Andrdw D. Merkel, John Marshall,Charles M. Almon, James G. 1lorris, James R. D. W. Snyder, James F. Richard-son and B. B. Oxley ; Tide Surveyor, A lexander Kelley ; Shipping Officers, JamesHills, Errol Boyd and Robert Boak; Warehouse Lockers, William Foster, DonaldFraser, Robert B. ,Currie,. William *llcLean, Well wood Reynolds, Edward LeGuiere, George Ryder, George G. Gray, William Malowney, Norman McDonald,James F. Burnham, John Steele, David Calder, James Wallace, Matthew J.McCurdy, William Pitts, jun., James ,1ZcVutt, and Jonathan Crowe ; Weighers,John Hatch, Lawrence Vereker, A. Garrisot. ;$oatmen, Daniel Gallagher, Fran-cis Beazley, William Nunn; Packer, John Beazley ; Tide Waiters, Robert Miller,James De Coursey, Charles Grant, Stephen White, Thomas Shea, Robert W. Hod-gers, Thomas Hatch, James Whelan, James O'Brien, Wallace Buchanan; AIes-sengers, William Blackman and James Venablei; Truc'tmin, James Potter;Broker, William Hill; Surveyor of Shipping, James Fitzgerald.

COJiMISSIONERS TO LICEVSE PILOTS.

gIALCFAx.---J. U. Ross, Cha,irman ; John Taylor, William Ganard, WilliamRoche, D. Cronan, Esqs.,

CONSULS.

Prussian Consul.-;C, A. Creizhton,United States Consul.-Hon. Mortimer Al. Jackson.Portuguese Consul,---Thomae Abbott.Spanish Vice-Consul.-Don. M. Contreras Y. Crooke.Brazilian Vice-Consul.--.^lichael Tobin.Norway and Sweden Vice-Consul.-J. B. Oxles.Consul of the Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg.--William Pryor.Consul of the Free Hanseatic Cities of Bremen and Lubec.---`Villiam A. Iiare.Vice-Consul of France and Consul for Austria.-William Cunard.Danish.--Stephen Tobin.Italian--J. B. Oxley.

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LLOYDS' AGENTS.Guysborough.-E. H. Francheville.Halifax.---S. Cunard & Co.Pictou.---Rudolf Primrose.Yarmouth.--J. W. Moody.

.Latest and most elegant patterns of Gold Jewellery at M, S. BR4WN'S,108 Granville St.

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- BALDWIN & C0.,191 Hollis St., Wholesale Dealers in Brushes, Combs, &ç.

Antigonish.-Joseph Smith.Sydney, C. B.-J, Bourinot.Liverpool.-John Campbell, sub-agent.Arichat, C. B.-George E. Jean.Plaister Cove, C. B.-James G. McKeen.Port Hood, C. B.-G. C. Lawrence.Pugwash.-H. G. Pineo.

PRESENT CUSTOMS TARIFF.

TABLES OF DUTIES OF CUSTOMS INWARDS.

In force since the 29th Rpril, 1868.

►SCHEDULE A.

Goods paying Specific Dutie.4.

roasted or ground, 4 cts. per do; Fish, salted or smoked, Lard and Tallow,Aieats, fresh, salted or smoked,_1 ct. per do; Malt, 40 cts. per'aushel ; Coal andKerosene Oils, distilled, purified and refined, Naptha, Benzole and Refined Petro-leum, ,15 cts. per gallon; Products of Petroleum, coal, shale and lignite, nototherwise specified, 10 cts. per do ; Crude Petroleum, 6 cts. per do; Soap, conu-mon, 1 ct. per lb.; Starch, 2 cts. per do; Brandy, Gin, Rum, Whiskey, Spirits' ofWine, Alcohol, Bitters containing Spirit, Vermouth and othe.r Spirituous Liquorsof whatever,strength, not otherwise specified, on every gallon of the strength ofProof of Sykes' Hydrometer, and so in proportion for any greater strength, andfor every less quantity than a gallon, 80 cts.; Cordials, Perfumed Spirits, $1.20per gallon ; Tinctures, 63 cts. per do. Su var--A11 sugar equal to, or above No.

Hôrses, $15 per head ; Horned Cattle, $10 per do ; Swine, $2 per do ; Sheep, SIper do ; Acid--Sulphuric, J ct. per lb.; Butter 4 cts. per lb.; Cigars ;-vaiue notover $10, per mille, 1;3 per mille ; do over $10 and not over $20, $4 per do ; doover $20 'and not over $40, $5 per do; do over $40, $6 per do ; Cheese, Coffee,green, 3 cts. per lb.; Coffee, roasted or ground, 4 cts. pér do; Chicory or otherroot or vegetable used as Coffee, raw or green, 3 cts. per do; Chicory, kiln-dried,

9 Dutch 6tandard, 25 per ct. ad valorent and a specific duty of 1 ct. per lb.; be-low No. 9 Dutch Standard, 25 per cent, ad valorern and a specific duty of i ct.per lb.; Cane Juice, Syrup of Sugar or.,of Sugar Cane, Syrup of Molasses or ofSorghum, AIelado, concentrated Melado, or concentrated Molasses, 25 per cent.ad valorem and a specifie duty of j ct. per lb.; Sugar Candy, brown or white,and confectionery, 25 per cent. ad valorena and a suecific duty of 1 ct. per lb.;^Iolasses, if used for refining purposes, or for the manufacture of sugar, 73 et-3.per 100 lbs.; 1lolasses, if not so used, 25 per cent. ad valorem.

, SCHEDULE B.

Goods paying taventy five per 'cent.

Cassia, ground, Cinnamon, do,Ginger, do, llace, Nutmegs, Pepper, grouncl', Per-fumery not otherwise specified, Perfumed and fancy soaps, Pimento, ground, Play.-ing cards, Proprietary Medicines, corrimonly called Patent ,^Iedicines, or anymedicine or preparation of whiçh_ the. re_ci^^.e. is kept secret, or . the ingredient3..

- = k^ptsécrët^ recommended by adv.;rtisement, bill or label for the re-lief or cure of any disorder or ailment.

Goods paying ten per cent.

Sole and Upper Leather.

SMITHERS & SONS, Room Paper, Wholesale, at 40 and. 42 Granville St., Halifas.

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Acadia Moulding Factory, WK. L. DODGE & CO., Fresh Water, Halifax.

Goods paying five per cent.

. Books, periodicals and pamphlets, printed,--not being foreign reprints of Brit-ish Copyright Works, nor blank account books, nor copy books, nor books tobe written or drawn upon, nor reprints of books printed in Canada, nor printedsheet music. Iron-Bar, Rod, Hoop and Sheet,- Canada plates and tinned plates,Nail and Spike Rod, round, square and flat, Rolled plate and Boiler plate, Wire,Type.

Goods paying ad valorem and specific duties.

Ale, Beer and Porter, 10 per cent. ad valorem and a specific duty of 5 cts. pergallôn in casks, and 7 cts. per gallon in bottles, (5 quart and 10 pint bottles tobe held to contain a gallon) ; Tea, black, 15 per cent. ad -valore?n and a specificduty of 31 cts. per lb.; Tea, green, including,^Tapan, 15 per cent. ad valorem andit specific duty of 7 cts. per lb.; TobacGO;' manufactured, except Cigars, andincluding Snuff, 5 per cent. ad valorenrand a specific duty of 15 cts. per lb.;AVines of all kinds, including, Ginger', Orange, Lemon, Gooseberry, Strawberry,Raspberry, Elder and Currant Wines, 20 per cent, ad valôrem and a specific dutyof 10 cts. per gallon, (5 quart and 10 pint bottles to be held to contain a gallon) ;Bottles, Jars, Demi-Johns, Brandy Casks, B.lrrels or Packages in which Spiritu-ous Liquors, Wines and Ualt Liquors are contained, and Carboys containingSulphuric Acid, and all goods not enumerated in any of the Schedules to thisAct as charged with any other duty, and not declared to be free of duty, shallhe charged with a duty of Customs of 15 per cent. ad valorem. I

SCHEDULE C.

. Free Goods.

Anatomical preparations, botany, specimens of, cabinets of antiquities, docoins, do gem4, do medals, drawings, not in oil, gems, medals, mineralogy, spec-imens of, models, natural history, specimens of, sculpture, specimens of, busts--natural size, not being casts nor produced by any meré mechanical process ;casts-as models for the use of schools of design ; paintings-in oil, by artistsof well-known merit, or copies of the old masters by such artists ; statues---ofbronze, marble or alabastér, natural size ; acids, of every description, exceptacetic and sulphuric acid and vinegar, alum, antimony, argol, bark, when chieflyused in dyeing, barilla, berries, when chiefly used in dyeing, borax, bleachingpowders, brimstone in-roll or flour; colors and other articles, when imported byroom-paper makers and stai.ners, to be used in their trade only, viz :, bichromateof potash, blue black, British gum, Chinese blue, lakes, scarlet and morone, inpulp, Paris and permanent greens, satin and fine washed white, sugar of lead,ultra marine, umber, raw; cream of tartar in crystals, drugs, when chiefly used ïn.dyeing, indigo, kelp, kryolite, metallic oxides, dry, ground or unground, washedor unwashed, not calcined, nitre, nuts; when chiefly used in dyeing, ochres, dry,ground or ûnground, washed or unwashed, not calcined, oils, cocoa nut, pineand palm in their natural state, phosphorus, red lead, dry, roots, medi'^inal intheir natural state, sal e,mmoniac;,sal soda, sai tpetre, soda ash, soda caustic,soda, nitrate of soda, silicate of, sulphur in roll or flour, vitriol, blue; vegeta-bles, when chiefly used for dyeing, white lead, dry, whiting or whitening, wood^,whén chiefly used in dyeing, zinc, white, dry ;, anchors, ashes; potf.. pearl andsoda, bread and biscuit _fro.m Great Britain _ a,nd the B. N. A. Provitiçes, bblting,cloth, bookbinders' tools and implements, brim mônld3 for gold bëaters, ur-stones, candle wick, cotton, a, ment, marine unground, cement, hydcauiicunground, church bells, clothing--donations of for charitable institutions,communion plate, cocoa paste, from Great Britain and the B. N. A. Provinces,coin and bullion, except United States silver coin, cotton netting for Indiarubber shoes, cotton waste, cotton wool, drain tiles, duck for belting and hose,

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BALDWIN & CO., 191 Hollis St., Gilt Mouldings for Picture Frames and Boom Decor'n.

emery paper and emery cloth, electrotype. blocks, for printing purposes ;_farming implements and utensils -when imported by Agricultural Societies for the en-couragement of agriculture ; felt for hats and boots ; fire brick ; fire engines- atanni—tobarb irnr,,,,Ferl Iv«? fba enrnnrotinna nf eitiact fryttrna anti 17;1_

emery paper and emery cloth, electrotype. blocks, for printing purposes ; farming implements and utensils -when imported by Agricultural Societies for- the en-couragement of agriculture ; felt for hats and boots ; fire brick ; fire engines-steam—when imported by the municipal corporations of cities, towns and lages, for the use of such municipalities ; fish hooks, nets and\seines, lines and twines, flax veaste ; glass paper and glass cloth ; gold beaters skin ; gold leaf, hoop skirt manufacture, the following articles for, crinoline thread for covering crinoline wire, clasps Of tin and brass, slides, spangles and slotted tapes, and flat or round vire uncovered, junk, linen machine thread, lithographic stones ; lumber, plank and sawed, of mahogany, rosewood, walnut, cherry and chestnut, and pitch pine, machine silk twist, machinery when used in the original con-stru.ctions of mills or factories, not to include steam engines, boilers, water wheels or turbines, nails—composition, nails—sheathing, oakum, oil cake, phil-osophical instruments and apparatus, including globes, when imported by and for the use of colleges and schools, scientific or literary societies, platers' leaf, printing ink, printing presses, except portable hand printing presses, prunella, plush for hatters' use, rags, sand paper and sand cloth ; ships' binnacle lamps, do blocks and patent bushes for blocks, clo bunting, do cables, iron chain, over hall' of an inch, shackled or swiveled or not, do compasses, do dead eyes, do dead lights, do deck plugs, do knees, do masts or parts of, iron, do pumps and pump-gear, do riders, iron, do shackles, do sheaves, do signal lamps, do steer-ing apparatus, do travelling trucks, do wedges, do wire-rigging ; cables, hemp and grass, cordage, sail cloth or canvas from No. 1 to No. 6, varnish, black and bright, silver leaf, spikes, composition, straw plaits, Tuscan and grass, fancy ; stereotype blocks for printing purposes, tree nails, twists, silk, for hats, boots and shoes, veneering of wood or ivory, weaving or tram silk, for making elastic webbing, do do cotton, do do, wire cloth of brass and copper, woollen netting for India rubber shoes ; brass, bar, rod, sheet and scrap, cranks for steamboats, forged in the rough, do mills, do do, copper in pig, bars, rods, bolts and sheets, and sheathing ; iron—scrap, galvanized or pig, puddled, in bars, blooms and billets, bolts and spikes, galvanized, locomotive engine frames, axles, cranks, hoop iron or steel for tires of wheels, bent and veelded, do crank axles,- piston rods, guide and slide bars, crank pins, connecting rods ; lead in sheet or pig ; litharge ; railroad bars and frogs, wrough.t iron or steel chairs, wrought iron or steel fish plates and car axles, shafts for mills or steamboats in the rough ; spelter in blocks, sheets or pig ; steel, wrought or Cast in bars and rods, do plates cut to any form, but not moulded, tin in bar, blocks, pig or granulated ; tubes and piping—of brass, copper or iron, drawn ; type metal in blocks or pigs ; wire, of brass or copper, round or flat ; yellow metal in bolts, bars and for sheathing, zinc in sheets,—blocks and pigs ; bristles, broom corn, bulbs, caoutchouc, uninanufactured, clays, coal and coke, cocoa, bean and shell, cork wood, cork wood bark, diamonds, unset, earths, eggs, emery, flour, wheat and rye, fibre, Mexican, fibre, vegetable, for manufacturing purposes, fibrilla, flax, undressed, fire clay, fire wood, fish, fresh, not to include oysters or lobsters in tins or kegs, fish bait, furs, undressed, grain of all kinds, gravels, grease and grease scrap, gum copal, gutta percha, unmanufactured gypsum, not ground nor calcined, hair, human, goat, Angola, Thibet, horse, hog and Mohair, unmanu-factured, hay, hemp, undressed, hides, hops, horns, Indian corn, Indian meal, India rubber, unmanufactured, manilla grass, manures, marble in blocks un-wrought, or sawn on two sides only, or slabs sawn from such blocks, having at least two edges unwrought, moss for upholstery purposes, ores of metals of all kinds, osiers, pelts, pipe clay, pitch, plants, plaster of Paris not ground nor cal-cined, precious stomp, unset, rattan for chair makers, roots, rosin, ,salt, sand, sea grass, seeds foi agricultural, horticultural or manufacturing purposes, shrubs, skins, undressed, slate, stone, unwrought, tails, undressed, tanner's bark, tampico white and black tar, teasels, tobacco, unmanufactured, tow, un-

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WM. L. DODGE & CO., Doors, Sashes, &c., Fresh Water, Halifax.

dressed, trees, turpentine, other than spirits of, vegetables, culinary, vegetable fibres, whale oil, in the casks from on ship-board and in the condition in which it was first landed, willow for the basket makers, wood of all kinds, wholly nnmanufactured, wool, apparel wearing of British subjects dying. abroad but domiciled in Canada, articles by and for the use of the Governor General, do for the public uses of the Dominion do, do, use of foreign Consuls General, army and navy, for the use of arms,

Dominion, musical instruments for bands, military

stores, settler& effects of every description, in,,actual use, not being merchan-dise, brought by persons making oath that they intend becoming permanent settlers within the Dominion.

Under Regulations and Restrictions to be prescribed by the Minister of Customs. Carriages of travellers and carriages laden with merchandise and not to

include circus troops, nor hawkers ; locomotive and railveay passenger, baggage and freight cars, running upon any line of road crossing the frontier, so long as Canadian locomotives and cars are admitted free under similar circum-stanees in the United States, menageries, horses, cattle, carriages and harneRses of, travellers' baggage.

SCHEDTJLE D.

Goods free of Duty.

The following goods when the growth and produce of any of the British North American Provinces may be imported free of duty, viz : animals of all kinds ; fresh, smoked and salted meats; green and dried fruits ; fish of all kinds, products of fish and of all other creatures living in water; poultry, butter, cheese, lard, tallow ; timber and lumber of all kinds, round, hewed, sawed, but not otherwise manufactured in whole or in part, fish oil, gypsum, ground or unground.

SCHEDULE E.

Table of Prohibitions. The following).

e articles shall be prohibited to be . imported under a penalty of

two hundred dollars together with the forfeiture of the parcel or package of goods in which the same may be found, viz : books, printed papers, drawings, paintings, prints and photographs, of a tremonable or seditious or of an immoral or indecent character ; coin, base or counterfeit.

SCHEDULE F. Export Duties.

Shingle bolts, stave bolts, $1 per cord of 128 cubic feet ; oak- logs, $2 per M. ; spruce logs, pine logs, $1 do.

POST OFFICE, HALIFAX, N. S. . Postmaster General for Dominion

' Hon Alexander Campbell.

inspector of Post Offlce for YovaScotia, Arthur Woodgate. Assist. Inspector, Frederiék M. PassoW.— Clerks, Thos. Souttall, J. B. Butler. Circulating Branch.—Clerks, Wm. Small, Benj. W. Cochran, John C. Campbell,

Arthur Burham, Wm. Blanchard, Arthur H. Cunningham, T. DeWolf, J. D. Storey, W. H. Cbamberlan.

Mail Clerks.--Pictou Railway F. V. Tremaine, Isaac L. Barnhill. Carriers Church Smith, Matt, Col lins, G. Dennaford, James Fitzgerald, H.

Trider, J.

Carriers

, When the Mail arrives before 9 p. m. it will be delivered the same night

when after that hour at 7 the following morning. Office hours from 4.30 a.m. to 9. 30 p.m.

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BALDWIN & CO., 191 Hollis Street, Every Description of Tobaconiste' Goode,

Mails for the.UNITED KINGDOM are closed finally, every alternate Friday, at 10a.m. Late, letters, for United Kingdom only, may be posted np to,.l'l'a.m. tobe paid by atamp 121 cents. Newspapers 2 cents each, must be paid: -by stamp.IInpaid,' 'Letters are taxed 121 cents additional. Letters\to Imperial PublicDepartments are exempt from prepayment

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oz. ^ oz. i oz. 1 oz.( France. . . . . . .. . ... . . . . . .. ..17 33 50 67

P V , , s t a g é on letters ^ Malta .. . .. ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..23 36 46 46via lndia ............. 30 30 60 60

United Kingdom to ^ S p a i n . . . . 36 46 46L S. or W. Australia........... 23 23• 1 46 46

Mails for the 'United Kingdom'.via the United States are made up to meetSteamers -leaving New York for Liverpool. Letters to be especially addressed"via New York," Letters 15 cents; Newspapers 2 cents. Must be prepaid.

Mail. for NEWFOONDLAND are made up Qonce a month in^-December, January,February, and March ; and fortnightly in the other moaths, closing finally on theFriday 10 a.m. of the week the Steamer is due from New York. , Letters 121cents ; Newspapers 2 cents,. Must be prepazd. Mails for ST PIERRE and MIQIIEL01are forwarded via Sydney in Summer, in Winter are dispatched from Halifax byFrench,5a,iling packet fortnightly. Letters 121 cents ; Newspapers 2 cents.Must be prepaid.

Mails for BERmaDA and the BRITISH AND FOREIGN WEBT INDIA ISLANDS areclosed monthly, upon the arrival of;every Mail Steamer fr9m New York. Letters121 cts; Newspapers 2 cts. Must be prepaid.

Mails for the UNITED STATES by Inman Steamers are made up every alternateweek, upon the arrival of the Steamers from England, closing half an hour pre•vious to sailing for New York. Letters 6 cts. Letters weighing more than 1oz., but under 1j oz., will be charged three' rates of postage instead of 4 as for-merly--but if exceeding 2 oz., but under 2j oz., five rate§ instead, of six, andso ony adding one rate for every additional J oz. Newspapers 2 cents. Must beprepaid.

Mails for UNITED STnTES are made up Daily via Amherst per Steamers "Car.lotta" for Portland once a week, and via Windsor and St. John per " EmPress"twice a week during summer months, and by Boston and colonial Steamers directto Boston once a week. Mails for Ontario and Quebec are also sent by each ofthese routes except the latter.

Official letters addressed to the Provincial and military Departments, areexempt from prepayment.

Registered letters for the Provincial Public Departments and the MilitaryDepartments, addressed to Halifax, can be sent without prepayment of postageor registry fee. o `^.

REGISTRATION.-Letters for registry must be posted half an hour previous to the.closing of the Mail by. which they are to be sent, The postage as well as theRegistration fee must be prepaid. The registration of a letter addressed to anyplace in,Nova Scotia or the Dominion, is 2 cts., to the United States is 5 cents;to the United, Kingdom, 8 cents ;:to Australia and all other places, when passingthrough the United Kingdom, 25 cents:, No, registered letters forwarded betweentwo Way offices.

Registration is applicable to all descriptiqns of letters and parcels, whetherthey contain articles of value or not. Registration is. not an absolute guaranteeagainst the miscarriage or loss of a letter; buCa registered letter can be traced.when one unregistered cannot ; and the posting and delivery or non-deliverycan be proven. A registered letter is thus secured against many of the ca3u•alties which, from incorrect address, forgètfulnes Of the receiver, or other error,may effect àn unregistered letter. "Moreover the sâfety of âan unregistered letter

SMITHERS 4 SONS, Glazing executed promptly, 40 and,42 Granville St., Halifax

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is dependent on the iniegrity of a post office clerk during the whole time it remains in his custody, frequently for hours, and even days, whilst a registered letter will almost invariably have to be acknowledged at the moment of itwas-sing into an officer's bands, and cannot therefore be suppressed without leaving him individually accountable for ite disposal." " If the consequences were limit-ed to the mere risk of the loss of the money so sent, the senders of money in unregistered letters might reasonably urge„ that if they choose to encounter the risk, they should be free to do so ; but higher considerations are involved in the question, and the chance of loss to the careless remitter is really but the smallest part of the evil associated .with the practice." The attentive persual of the above remarks by those who are in the habit of sending money by mail in unregistered letters is strongly recomménded, and it is further suggested that letters contain-ing money should invariably be secured with tect, and not by the usual method, by mucilage, or self sealing envelope.

Letters prepaid by stamp dropPed into the box during the night and up to 4 be forWarded by the mails despatched the same morning.

Semi-da4y Mail to and from Dartmouth, postage 3 cents. If unpaid 5 cents. All leters are charged by weight, irrespective of distance, and a uniform rate

of postage f 3 cents per 3 oz., has been established throughout the Dominion of Canada. 'Tie rates of postage mentioned all refer to a bingle letter. If it exceeds the oz. it is charged double, and so on, according to weight. Ship letters 5 cents. Le)tters for Consignees free. -

PRINCIPAL RATE3 02 POSTAGE.

Letters.

On letters passing between any two places within- the Dominion of Canada, a uniform rate (irrespective of distance) of 3 cents per 3 oz., if prepaid ; and 5 cents per 3 oz. if posted unpaid.

On letters between any place in the Dominion and any place in the United States-

6 cents per 3 oz., if prepaid ; • 10 cents do., if posted unpaid.

On letters to or from the United Kingdom, in Mails by Canada Packete, to or from Quebec in summer, or Portland in winter ; or by mail Packet to or from Halifax-123 cents per 3 oz.

On do. in Mails via New York Packets.... .... 15 cents do. , On Letters to Prince Edward Island, if prepaid, 3 cents per 3 oz. ; if posted un-

paid, 5 cents per 3 oz. On Letters to Bermuda and Newfoundland, 123 cents per 3 oz. ; to be in all

cases prepaid. On Letters to British Columbia .and Vancouver

Island .10 cents per 3 oz. to be in all cases prepaid, On Letters to Red River... ,.. 6 cents per 3 oz.

Éewspaperliates,

Newspapers printed and published in Canada may be sent by,Post from the office of publication to any place in Canada at the fellowing rates, if paid quar-terly in advance, either by the Publisher, at the Post Office where the pa'pers are.posted, or by the Subscriber, at the Post Office where the papers are deli-vered :—

For a Paper published once a week.... . 5 cents per quarter of a year. - Do. twice " . .10 "

Do. three times .... 15 gg gg

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latest and most elegant patterns of Gold Jewellery at N. S. BBOWN'S,108 Granville St.

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If the above rates are prepaid by the publisher, the Postmaster receiving pay-ment must be careful to have the papers so prepaid separately put up, and mark-ed, distinctly, as prepaid.

When the above rates are not paid in advance, by either. the Publisher at the Office of posting or by the Subscriber at the Office of delivery, the papers are to be charged one cent each on delivery.

Canadian Newspapers, addressed from the office of publication to Subscribers in the United Kingdom

' the United States, Prince Edward Island, Bermuda or

Newfoundland, may be forwarded, on prepayment at the office in Canada where posted, ,at the above commuted rates, applicable to such papers within the Dominion.

Publishers of Newspapers in Canada may post such numbers of their papers addressed tO parties within the Dominion who are not subscribers at a rate of one half cent prepaid by stamp.

Exchange Papers passing between publishers in Canada, and between publish-ers in Canada and publishers in the United States, Prince Edward Island, Bermuda and Newfoundland, are to pass free—one copY of each paper to each P ublisher.

Transient Newspapers include all Newspapers posted in Canade, other than Canada 1Vewspapers sent.from the office of publication, and when addressed to any place within the Dominion, to the United Kingdom, to the United States, Prince Edward Island, Bermuda or Newfoundland, must be prepaid two cents each by Postage Stamp.

Newspapers coming into Canada will be subject to the following charges on delivery.

If from the United Kingdom, by mail Paeket to Quebec, Halifax

or Portland Free on delivery. By Mails via the United States (New York) Two cents each. If from the United States, and posted by a publisher, 1 cent each—Transient

papers two cents each, to be rated at the Canada Frontier or Exchange Office receiving Mails from the United States.

If from Prince Edward Island, Bermuda or Newfoundland, when received by regular Subscribers in Canada from the office of publication, the ordinary com-muted rates applicable to Canada Newspapers.

Transient Papers—two cents each. The Canada postage rates on Newspapers coming from or going to the United

Kingdom and United States, will thus be the same as those charged in the United Kingdom and the United States on Newspapers there received from Or sent to Canada,

Canada News agents may post to regular subscribers in Canada, British News-papers free

' and the United States newspapers unpaid ; such papers in the latter

case, must be duly rated two cents each for collection on delivery.

Books.

Book-Packets can be forwarded by Post frorn Canada to the United Kingdom, Bermuda and British West Indies, and vice versa, at the following rates:

By Mail Steam Packets sailing from Halifax and Portland. For eachspacket weighing not more than 4 oz... 1 Rate 7 cents.

Above 4 oz. and not exceeding 8 oz 2 Rate 12i " " 8 gc 12 oz 3 Rate 19 " " 12 " if 1 lb 4 Rate 25 "

And so on adding one Rate of Postage for every 4 oz. !Er Every Book Packet must be without a cover or in a cover open at both

ends. It must not contain any writing whatever.

SItlITHEBS & SONS, Ornamental Painting, 40 and 42 Granville St., Halifa.

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WK. L. DODGE & CO., Blinde, Moulding, &o., Fresh Water, Halifax.... - - . 0

-It must not exceed 41bs. in Weight, nor the size exceed 2 feet in length, or onefoot in width or depth.

Must be prepaid by stamps. L"Printed Papers, Circulars, Prices Current, Hand Bills, Books, Pamphlets. rÂThe rate on Printed Matter of this description posted in Canada, and addressed a

to any place in Canada, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland or United States, pwill be one cent per ounce?^`to be ;prepaid by Postage Stamp; and a like rate will °QZbe payable on delivery, when . roceived from the United States, Prince EdwardIsland or Newfoundland.

Periodical Publications.

When posted in Canada for any place in Canada, Prince Edward Island, Néw- °foundland or United States, the rate will be one cent per four ounces, to be pre-

by stamp.paidA like rate will be payable on delivery in Canada, when received from the

United States, Prince Edward Island or Newfoundland. 10Periodicals weighing less than one ounce per number, when posted,in Canada IQ

for any place within the Dominion, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland or the °United States, may, when put up singly, pass, for one-half cent per number, to be .^prepaid by postage stamp.

As the Postage rates on Periodicals, other than Newspapers, will be. payable °in advance, and as certain classes of such Periodicals, printed and published in pCanada,and sent from the office of publication to regular subscribers, have for sometime past been exempted from postage, when exclusively devoted to the' educâ•.tion of youth, to, temperance, agriculture and science, or for other. reasons ;-ithas been ordered that all such special exemptions and privileges sball cease.

Parcel Post.

The Rate on Parcels, by Parcel Post, will be twelve and a half cents per 8 oz.,it

that is to sayOn a Parcel not exceeding 8 oz.............. .. ....12J centsOver 8 oz., and not exceeding 1 lb. .... ... ...... .... 25Over 1 lb., and not exceeding 24, oz. . .. .... , . . . . .. ..37}, '^ .^ .

And so ôn, to the limit of three pounds.

Book and Nesbspaper Manuscript, and other Misçellane ms 1lfatter.On Book and Newspaper Manuscript (meaning written articles intended for in

insertion in a Newspaper or Periodical, and'addressed to the Editor or Publisher ti.thereof, for insertion)- Printer's Proof-sheets, whether corrected or not; -Dlaps, -^Prints, Drawings, Engravings, Music, -whether printed or written, packages ofSeeds, Cuttings, Roots, Scions or Grafts, and Botanical Specimene, the rate willbe one cent 'per ounce, when posted for any place in Canada or the UnitedStates, and prepaid by Postage stamp.

Postage Stamps.To enable the Public to prepay conveniently by Postage Stamps the foregoing ^

rates, the following denominations of Postage Stamps for use throughout theDominion, have been prepared, and will be supplied to Postmasters for sale :- ^-►

Half cent Stamps, ^ .One cent do °Two,cent do . .,Three cent do All bearing as a device,Sixth cent do ^ the effigy of Her Majesty.Twelve and- ( , m

a.half cent do `Fifteen cent do J 0,

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Jewellery, Watohee, Plate and Plated -Ware at K. S. BROW"N'S, 108 Granville st,

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BALDWIN de CO., 191 Hollis St., a beautiful variety of Engagement Rings.

Franking and Free Hatter. The following matter is etxempt from Canadian Postage, All letters and other mailable matter addressed to or sent by the Governor.

General of Canada. Ail letters or other mailable matter addressed to or sent by any Department of

the Government, at the seat of Government at Ottawa, under such regulations as may from time to time be made by the Governor in Council. • •0 All letters and other mailable matter addressed to or sent by the Speaker or

Chief Clerk of the Senate or of the House of Commons, or to or by any Member of either House, a,t the Seat of Government, during any Session of Parliament, --or addressed to any of the Members or Officers in this section mentioned at the Seat of Government as aforesaid, during the ten days next before the meeting of Parliament.

All publindocuments and printed papers sent by the Speaker or Chief Clerk of the Senate or of the House of Commons to any Member of either flouse. during . the recess of Parliament.

All papers grinted by order of either House sent by Members of either House during the recess of F'arliament.

Petitions and Addresses to either of the Provincial Legislatures of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, or to any branch thereof ; and votes, proceedings and other papers, printed by order of any such Legislature

i or any

branch thereof, during ally Session thercof,—provided such petitions andaddres. •ses, votes, proceedings and other papers, are sent without covers, or in covers open at the ends or • sides, and contain no Letter or written Communication to serve the purpose of a Letter.

Letters and other mailable matter (except that provided for as above) addres. sed to or sent by the Provincial Governments or Legislatures of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, will be liable to the ordinary rates of Postage,

Public documents and printed papers sent under the foregoing clauses should bear, as part of the address, the bond fide superscription of the Speaker, Chief Clerk, or officer specially deputed for this purpose,to act for those functionaries, or of the Member sending the same.

The privilege of free transmission, as above described, has effect only as respects Canada Postage rates.

All letters and other mailable matter to and from the Postmaster General and the Deputy Postmaster General, and all Official communicationtto tind fropf,the Post Office Department, and to and from the . Post Office Insiiectqe.lefeititC-pass free of Canadian Postage.

All letters and communications on the business °Ube Post Office Department, intended for the Post Offiee Department at 0 ttawa, - should be invariably addressed to " The Postmaster General." The branch of the Department for which the letter or communication is intended should Je watten on 'the left band upper corner of the Letter, thus :

" For Accostant." " For Secreeary.".„ . " For Money Ordet Office."

For Savings' Bank Office." "For Dead Letter Office" • or " For Cashier,"

as the case may be, but the main direction must be to the Postmaster General, or Deputy Postmaster General.

All letters containing a remittance on account of the Public Revenue sent by any Postmaster in Canada to a Bank Or Bank agency ; and all remittances or acknowledgments sent by a Bank or Bank agency, on account of Public Revenue • to any Postmaster in Canada, pass free through the post ; as respects both post-age and registration charge.

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NOVA SCOTIA. 8 Amherdt, New Glasgow,Pictou,

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Mr. L. DODGE it CO., Contractors for Buildings, Fresh Water, Halifax.

MAIL TIME TABLE.

•General Post Office, Halifax ,

No printed paper, whether newspaper' book, pamphlet, or other paper, shall

te transmitted either free or at a reduced rate of postage, unless it is sent, 1, with-out a cover or in a cover open at the ends. 2. There shall be no words or communication printed on the paper after its publication, or upon the cover, nor any writing or marks upon it, or upon the cover, except the name and address of the sender and of the perem to whom sent. 3, There shall be no paper or thing enclosed with it. Wbere these conditions are not fulfilled the whole will be charged lette' postage.

113-The word " Newspaper " means any publication issued not-less frequently than once a week, and containing notices of passing events—and the word " Periodical " means any publication issued at regular intervals,but less frequent-ly than once a week.

Masters of vesels are entitled to receive for each letter they may deliver when inward bound, 2 cents.

PATTERN POST.—Patterns of merchandize can be sent • by post between Nov4 Scotia and Great Britain at the following rates :—for a packet not exceeding oz. 7 cents ; under 4 lb., 124 cents ; not exceeding 1 lb., 25 cents ; above 1 and not 14 lbs., 374 cents ; above 14 ana not 2 lbs., 50 cents ; every additional 4 lb.

l2i cents ; no parcel to exceed 2 feet in length, breadth or depth. Muet be prepaid.

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Wholesale & Retail, IL S. BROWN'S, Granville. . • Gold and Silver Watches, all Styles

464 APPENDIX.

BALDWIN & CO., 191 Hollis St., Fashionable Jewellery, both English & French.

, MONEY ORDER OFFICE. ,

. ,. Superintendent, James H. Thorne. Clerks, Frederick Creighton, John B. Gray, \ I James R. Thorne, jun. ; messenger, Thos. Conran.

gn The following Post Offices are authorized to issue Money Orders :—Albion ...:1 Mines, Amherst, Annapolis, Antigonish, Arichat, Baddeck, Barrington, Bridge.

el town' Bridgewater, Canning, .Canso, Chester, COW Bay, Cross Road, Digby,

el Guysboro', Halifax, Hawkesbury, Kentville, Lingan, Liverpool, Lunenburg, e Little Glace Bay, Mabou, Newport, New Glasgow, North Sydney, Pa,rrsboro,

Pictou, Plaister Cove, Port Hood, Port Mulgrave, Pugwash, Shelburne, Sher- h id , brooke, Sydney, St. Peter's, Truro, Tuskec, Wallace, Weymotith, Westport, a Whycocomagh, Wilmot, Windsor, Wolfville, Yarmouth. All the Money Order 0 o Post Offices in Nova Scotia are authorized to draw Money Orders on each other

-rF for any sum not exceeding $100 at the following rates :— ; di On orders up to .$10.. 5 ôte. I Over, $50 not exceeding $60..30 cts. h ;PI Over $10 not exceeding...20..10 " I " ' 60 ci 70..35 " cc

Z1 " • 30 (c ...40..20 ", " 80 " ' 90..45 " eq en " 40 it ... 50. . 25 " \ " 90 , " 100.. 50 " e MONEY ORDERS car also be had from any one of the Money Order Offices in

: Nova Scotia, on Provinces of the Dominion, P. . Island, and on Newfoundland, e at the following rates :.-- P 0 Up to £5 Stg Is. Stg. Above £5 and tip to £10 Stg., 2s. Stg. Above le £10 and up to £15 Stg., 3:.;. Stg. Above £15 and up to £20 Stg. 4s. Stg. l on the UNITED KINGDOM from the Halifax Money Order . Office only, at the z following rates :— • • . 14 Up to £2 Sterling.... is. Stg. I Above £5 and up to£ 7 3e. Stg. a 1.0 Above £2 and up to £5 Stg.. 2s, " I " _ £7 and up to £10 • 4s, " ei No single order granted for more than £10 Sterling on the United Kingdom. sa cc The Nova Scotia Money Order Offices are furnished with lists of all the Money .1.1',1 Order Offices in the Dominion, P. E. Island, Newfoundland and the United King. 1 dom, and the Postmasters are instructed to afford every information in their : power with respect to the places upon which they draw, together with any

r other information ralating to such issues as the intending remitters may desire... h4 Places of deposit for, the reception of prepaid letters and newspapers in the : city of Halifax, have been established :— o , ›. 1. At G. W. Delano's

, corner of Pleasant St. and Gas Lane. 1 P.M. and

er 7 P.M. e ' Im 2. At Lonergan & McDonald's, No. 89, (head of Lawson's wharf,) Lower o Li Water St. 1.15 P.M. and 7.15 P.M. , o

3. At Robt. Urquhart's, corner of Birmingham St. and Spring Garden Road. o 1. 30 P.M. and 7.30 P.M. . O 4. At Henry Tully's, No. 180 (head of Starr's wharf) Upper . Water St. 1.30\ ç'cl P.M. and 7.30 P.M. ,

/r4 -5. At- James C. Crawford's, No. 394 Upper Waer St. • 1.16 P.M. and. e 7.15 P.M. , o . . *le

4 6. At Dr. McFatridge's, No. 52 Cornwallis St. 1 P., . and 7 -PAL 0 O 7. At Douglas Story's, corner of Brunswick St. and rtz Lane, North End. .10 r 4 1 P.M. and 7 P.M. ‘) ,

Letters, &c., to be forwarded by the mid-day and evenin mails must be posted, ' I? e prior to the hours above specified. Postage • stamps can be had at the above- 5 named places.

SMITHERS 8; SONS, Bich Drawing Booin Paper, 40 8442 Oran'yille _St., Halitax..

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-WM. L. DODGE & CO., Dealers in Lumber, at Fresh Water, Halifax.

POST OFFICE DIRECTORY FOR NOVA SCOTIA,.POST TOWNSo

Those marked (*) are Money nrder offces.......,. _ ^ .__.Y

NAMES OF OFFICE..ss.esse.

COUNTIES.

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NAMES OF POSTMASTERS.

Albion 'Mines. .. . . . . . . . .* Amherst ..............* Annapo-I-,ls:, .........:.* Antigoriish...........

Arichat ...... ..........Aylesford. : : . . . .. . . . . . . .* Baddick. ...:.........

Barrington.... ..:.....Berwick.. .............:Boulardarie. . . . . : . . . . . . .

Bridgetown. . s-. . . . . . . ..* Bridgewater:........ :Canning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . :* Canso. ...............Cape George . : . . . . . . . . .* Chester. : . . . . : . .. .. . .Clementsport. . . . . . . . . : .

Cow Bay.............Digby. . . . '. . . . : . .. . . . ,.

. . . , .. ... .. . .Durham. -...English Town, .:. ......Economy. ... . ...... .. ..Glenelg . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .* Guyaboro' . . . . . . . . . . . .Hantsport . . . . .. . . . . . . . .Kentville :...:........

Lawren ce to w n. . . . . . . :.R Liverpool..,.....^.......

Lock's Island......:..Londonderry . . . . . .. . . . .Lower Horton .. : ...

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Lower Stewiacke . . . . . .Lingan . . . . . . . 0. 0.. . 60 . . .* Little Glace Pay:..:.* Lunenburg.-..........* Mabou...............Maitland. . . . -: . . . . . . . . . .# Mahone :Bay.... . ... . ..Marga;ree Forks.,. . . . ..'. .Melrose .' . . . . . . . . . .. . . ,aMid Musquodoboit. . . . . . .Mill Village. . . . . . .. . . . .

ilton. . : . . . . . . . ... . . ... .Musquodoboit ûp.......* Nëw' Glaggow. . .. . . : . :New Campbeltôn .. . . . .-.,*-Newport, :. .. . ...-. .... ,"- Nârtb' Sydney.. .* i'arr^sboro' . . . . .:: a. . . .

Picton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :C umberlan d . . . . . . . . . . . .Annapolis . . . .. . :. : . . . . .Antigonish. . . 0 o0'01# . . . .Rich mond. . . . . . . . . . .. :Kings . ..: .... .... ... :.Victoria . . . . . . . : . . . . . . .Shelburne.' .............Kings .........:...... ..Victoria .... . .. . . .. . . .Annapolis. . . . . . . . . , , . . .Lunenburg. . . . . .. . .. . : .

..Kings ..... ...........G uysboro' . . . . . . .. . . . . . .A nti gon ish . . . . . . . . . . . 4 , 0i.unenburg........ .....Annapolis.. . . . . . . . .. . .. .Cape Breton.. . . . ... .. : . .Digby ...... ......... ..Pictou. . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . .

Victoria. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .Colchester . . . .. ... ... . ..GuysborV' . . . . ,. . .• . . . .

Guysboro.............

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H. McKenzie.Mrs. A. Chipmân._-W. R. Rtiggles.H.R:Hill.J. H. Hearn.Thomas Harris.R. Elmsley.R. H. Crowell.John M. Parker.A Munro.Enocb Dodge, jun.R. A. Newcomb.,T. W. Borden.Miss S. A. M. Norris.Robert McDonald.Ada B. Smith:R. M, Shaw.Anthony - Martell.Edwin Bent.B. McCaull.Duncan McDonald.W: A. Fechnor.Matthew Archibald.. .

. . E. G. Cunningham.N. T. HarristGeo. E. Calkin.John W. James.F. S. Calkin.X. Z. Cbipman.-A. Campbell.Edward McLatcby.W. Holdsworth.Walter Young.W. McDonald.1irs: M. A. RudoZf.William Grant.Adam Roy.George Duncan.!Donald McD ►anald..James Stewart.R. A: Kaulback:E. Stea:drnan. .Edward` Kéznpton. ,

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. . . . . . . .. . . .Annapolis 'Queens... . . . . : : . .:,. .. . . :Shelburne.. . . . . . . . . . ,. .

Col chester. . . . è4 .,. : . . . . .Kingé, . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .Colchester . . . ... . . . .. . .Cape Breton . : . . . . . ... . .Cape Breton. . .-. ... : . . . :Lunenburg. . . . . . . . . . .I n v e r n e s s . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . ..Hants ...... . ........ ..Lunenburg.:........:..Inverness . . . . . . . . . ... . . .Guysboro' . . . . .. . . . . . . . .Halifax. . . . . . . . ... .: . . . . ,.

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Queens . . '. . . . . . .. . . '. . . :

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Cape Breton. . . . . . . : . . . .Cumberland . ...........

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BALDWIN dtc CO., 191 •ollis St., Wooks, English, French& Anierioan.

POST TOWNS.—Colitinued. •

NANES OF OFFICES. ••■■••

Pictou.... • Plaister Cove.... ..... • Port Hood Port Medway • Port Mulgrave Pugwash River John River Philip .. Sandy Cove, * Shelburne • Sherbrooke.. ......... Port Havvkesbury, for-1 tnerly Ship Harbor, C.B.' Shubenacadie Saint Andrews St. Margaret's Bay ,* St. Peters. * Sydney, .... Sydney Mines Tatamagouche Tangier .

Tracadie.. * Truro • Tusket ....‘ Upper Stewiacke.... Wallace Walton West Bay

West Port. • — • .. •-• • • • West River West River Station.... Weymouth Whycocomah

WilMete • • • O• •• * Windsor Wolfville • • • Yarmouth,

EAMES OVOSTMASTERS.

..... • . • S H Holmes. Inverness J G. McKean. Inverness ...... J. D. Tremain. Queens Edward Calhoun. Guysboro' G B. Headley. Cumberland Levi Borden. Pictou John Camerou. Cumberland .. Mrs. Grace Phillips. Digby . . John G. Morse. Shelburne R. R. Thompson. Guysboro'.... . .. J. H. McDonald.

COUNTIES.

Inverness

Colchester... , An tigonish . . . Halifax Richmond.... Cape Breton.. Cape Breton Colchester Halifax Antigonish Colchester.... Yarmouth,

Colches ter . . Cumberland •. Hanta Inverness Digby Pictou . . . Pictou Digby.... Inverness Annapolis Hante.... Rings Yarmouth.

Mrs. M. Branard.

D Sinclair. John McMillan. J'. S. Brine. R. G. Morrison. . Richard Martin. D. G. Rigby. Robert Purves, jun. Joseph Banner. H. H. Harrington. Edmund Hamilton. James M. Lent. John Cox. Martin B. Heustis. Joseph W Stephens. Alex. E. Heugen. T. Bancroft. William Munro. W. S. Graham. Cerino S. Jones. S. McDougall. James A. Gibbon. Peter Burnham. George V. Rand. A. Lawson,

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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. , COUNTY OF HALIFAX.

Andrew M. Uniacke (Custos), Jos. Jennings, Honorable John H. Anderson, And. Shiels, Philip Letson, Patrick ,Power, James Kent, Alex, Far. quharson, Dan. O'Gorman, liobt. A. Logan, Jno. Thomas, Frs. Munro, Thos, Potts, David Annand, Chas. Hamilton, Jas. Croucher, Henry A. Gladwin, Matt. punis, Alexander Stephen, Matt. Guild, Alexander Fraser, Thos. Wallace, Charles D. Hunter, Jeremiah Northup, James Cochran, William H. Tidmarsh, Westcote Lyttleton, Philip J. Dodd, (Sable Island), Arch. McPhee, James L. Griffin, -RobereFox,-John Geddes, John Martin, David Archibald, Adam Dean, Ephriam Burgess, Judah Borden, Wm. E. Brinej Jos. Browner, Donald Murray, Samuel R. Caldwell, Geo. L. C. Chipman, Edd. Ryan, Thomas A. Gaetz, Geo. Garrison, David Thompson, Donalçl McLaren, Wm. Hay, Francis Layton, William Evans, Joseph Kaye, Robert Romans,, Isaac McCurdy, Peter Cruikshanks, Wm.

SMITHERS & SONS, Bed, Green and Blue Glass, 40 ét 42 Granville St., Halifax.

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WM L. DODGE 8G CO., Pitch Pine launbér, Freii1i Watér,

Landels, John Crooks, John Carmichael, Henry Shelliikit, , James .Ward, James C. Mason, John Nauffts, John A. Bell, Nat." Russell, Paik. -.In°. Stairs, Henry Balcohn, Wm. Parker, Jno. D. Nash, Wm. J. Coleman, William Ackhurst, John Lingley, Jos. Thompson, Wm. Rennells, Robt. D. Clarke, Johii'McCalloch, Edwd. Leahy, Win. Compton, John E. Shatford, Géo. Shiels Geo. Dauphiney, Jas. E. - Shatford, Frs. Webber, Geo. J. Richardson,* Wesley Hays, 'lion. P. 0,arteret Hill, Wm. F. Knight, Ezekiel Sibley, Isaac Hopkins, John Woodill, John Purcell, Edward Johnson, Jos. Murphy, Chambers Blakeney, D.,'F. Curry, Jeremiah Cônway, Benj. C. Wi1son, Nichôle P,ower, John Hap, David A. Nicholson Thoà. Hamphrey, Andw. Gray, Go. P. Mitchell, Daniel Cronan, James Cullen, Thomas E. Kenney, William Hare, Thomas Walsh, John Doull, Matt. H, Richey, Benj. W. Salter, -Patk. Walsh, George J. Longard, George G. Dustan, A. P. Christian, J'atlies Fraser, Don. McOonaldi Win. 'Dunbar, Samuel Crnucher, jr., Jas. Croucher, jr,, Charles J. Gossip, Wellington Kent, James. Kent, George S. Dicke,y, George Thomson, Daniel McCurdy, Win. Hall, John H. Anderson, Jatnes Duggan, Thomas Maher, Edward Bowers, Wm. Munro.

Clerk of the Peace.—Napeau Clarke and the .Mayor and,Aldermen of Halifax for the city only. •• LIST OF BARRISTERS- AND • ATTORNEYS. •• .

RESIDENT IN NOVA SCOTIA.' •

James S. Morse . 11 Oct., 1810 11 Oct., . 1810 Amherst. .•ames W. Nutting D. C. L . • • • 23 Oct., 1810 23 Oct., • 18W Halifax. Hon. John Creighton., Q.0 • • • • 18 April, 1816,18 April; • 1815 Lauenburg. •

' .S. P. Fairbanks, Q U. 15'April 3 1818 . 15 Aprii, 1817 Do ,

George T. Solomon • 19 April, i,82119 April, 1820 Lunenburg. )3. Murdoch, Q.C., D.0 L • 14 July, •182214 duly, 1821 Halifax.

• Alex. Primrose • 10 July, 1823 10 July, 1822 Do• Charles D. Roach. 9 OcÉ.., 1823, 9 Oct., 1822 Amherst.•John J. Sawyer ..... .. ... • • • 28 Jan., 1825 28 Jan. 1824 Halifax. George R. Grassie - • • • • 13 April, 1825 13 April, 1824 Annapolis. Charles B. Owen .. .... . 23 Jan., 182 7 24 Jam., 146 Yarmouth. • Hugh Hartshorne, DO L 24 July, 1827 24 July, 1827 Halifax. •. Jaines A. Dennison 23 Oct., 1827 24 Oct., • 1826 Digby.•

•. Robert B. Dickson • 23 Oct , 1827 24 .0ct., 1826 Truro. •

Martin I. Wilkins, Q.0 .... .... 22 Jan., 1828 22 Jan., 1828 Pictou. Edward H. Harrington 28 Oct., 1828 23 Oct., • 1827 Halifax. 'Silas L.. Morse .. — • 27 Jan., 1829 23 April, 1827 Amherst. . Stephen H. Moore. .. • 27 Jan., 1829 22 Jan., 1828 Kentville.

•John C. Halliburtop. 28 July, 1829 22 July, • 1828 Halifax.• William H. Keatin.g ...• 3 Nov., 1829 28 Oct., 1828 Do • •William Sutherland, Q.C...— 3 Nov. 1829 28 Oct , 1828 Do. •Edward Roach - 4 May, • 1830, 5 May, 1829, Pictou. •

• Henry Pryor D.C.L. 25 Jan., •1831 25 Jan., 1831 Halifax. Thomas B. Akins, D C L • • 3 May, 1831 4 May, 1830 Do. Hon. John W. Ritchie, -Q.0 . • • 24 Jan., 1832 25 Jan.., 1831 • Do. Silas L. Morse, Q.0 1 May, 1832, 3 May, • 1831 Bridgetown.

• Nepean Clarke • 30 Oct., 1832 1 Nov., • 1831 Halifax. • • • Arçhibald McQueen. • 23 July, • 1833 23 July, 1832 Port Hood. - A. M. Uniacke

' D.O.L. ...... . 29 Oct., 1833 29 Oct., ,1833 Halifai. ;

Hon. Robert 13. Dickey, Q.0 21 Jan.," 1834 22 .Jan., 1833 Amherst. • • Donald N. McQueen . 21 Jan., 1834 22 Jan., 1833 Sriney, C.B. reharles E. W. Schmidt • 29 April, 1834 22 Jan., 1833 Halifax.

SILITKERS & SONS, Yellow, Orange and Purple Glass, 40 and 42 Granville St.

468 APPENDIX.BALDWIN & 00.1 191 Hollis St., Electro Plated Spoons and1orks wamanted .

LIST OF BARRISTERS AND ATTORNEYS .-Continued .

NAMES .

Daniel Owen. . . .Henry H . Grantham.Henry B . Webster . . . . . . . . . . . .Stewart Campbell, Q .0 . . . - - -John D . Kinnear soJohn McGregor. . . . . . . . . . . . .Ron. John McCully, Q .C .Ebenezer F . Munro .Willitim C . Whidden. . .*o o o 9 o #David Matheson . . . . . . . . . . . . .Peter Lynch . . . . . . - so - - . . - - -Henry P . Hill . . . . .James Fogo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Frederick W. Grantham . . . . . -Daniel Dickson .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .James McKeagney- - . o ~ * o s o o oRon . A. G. Archibald, Q,0s o oHdn . S. LL Shannon,Henry C. Do Twining. - . . . .James Robert Prescott . . . . : : :Edward A. Pyke . . . . . . . . . . . .William Howe .George A - BlanchardCharles Morse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .John C . WadejQ.Cos s a so **soWm . A. Henry, Q.C . . . . . o . 9 o 9William H . Troop . . . . . . . . . . . .James Murray2 jun . . . . . . . . . . .Bon. H. Blanchard, A. G . . . . .Peter So Archibald . . . - - - - - - - -Robert McOully . . . . . . . . . . . . .Alfred F. Haliburton - - &. * o 9 a s

. ADMITTEDBARRISTERS .

29 April, 18344 Nov ., 18345 May, 183325 July, 183526 July, IS36

1 Nov., 183616 Jan ., 183716 Jam, 183731 Oct.) 183731 Oct .) 183731 Oct 1 1837~16 Jan ., -A $381 May, 1838

1 M- ay, 1838124 July . 183830 Oct. ; 1838

ADMITTEDATTORNEY§ .

30 April, 183329 Oct ., 183329 April, 183422 July, 183425 July, 18353 Nov . - 1835

14 Jan .,) 183614 Jan ., 18361 Nov., 18361 Nov., 18361 Nov ., 183618 Jan .) 18372 May., 18372 May, 183i

25 July, 183731 Oct ., 183716 Jan,j 183716 Jan ., 18393l., May,, 143830 April, . 183924 July, M823 July, 183930 Oct., ~83829 Oct ., .- 183928 July, 18403 Nov., 1840,9 jan.)-V' 184127 April,

1 '84130 Nov . ,

15 Jan., 183916 Jan., 183930 April, 183930"April, 183:923 July, 183923 July, Ia3929 ()et., 1839

3 Nor ., 1184024-July, 184130 Nov., 184 1-19 April, 184226 July, 184218 April, 184.318 April, 1843 19 April, .11842

RESIDENCE.

Lunenburg.Yarmouth.Kentville .Guysborougb, .Amherst .Halifax ., Do .Truro .Shelburne .Pictou .Halifax .Antigonish.Pictou .Yarmouth .Pictou .Sydney, C .B .,Truro .Halifax.Do .Kentvillp .Cornwallis .Halifax,KeAlVille .Liverpool .DigkV.Bridgetown-Yarmouth .Halifax .jTruro .Amhprst .Baddeck .Truro.

18 April, 184318 April, 18437 May, 18447- May, 18447 may) 184423 July, 1844

23 July, 18443 Dec., 18446 May, 18456 May, 18456 may) 1845

22 July, 184522 July, 184' 522 April, 184618 July, 184620 April, IB4720 April, 184726 July, 184724 July ; 184$24 July, 184 8,

4, Dee , 1848

'John D . McNutt . . . . . . a e % . o . oTitnothy Do Ruggles . . . . . . . . .Hon. Philip 0. Hill, D .C.L . . .Thomas Wmg,-Harria,James Hall Thorne . . . . . .Alexander McFarlane . . . .Alexander James ..Charles James Stewart . . . .Edward P . Nutting, . 9 s s s o &-.o .Wm. R. Cutler . . . . . . . . . . . so .JohnSimeon 0. Irish . . . . . .James W . Johnston,. j un . . . .Peter H. Lgnoir :,, . lie 0 0 :00Richard Sands, jua. eFrancis So Beamish . . . . . : :-. . .Normaii F . Uniacke. . .. . .James Thomson . . . . . . . . . . . .i.Edward 0. Cowling . . .-P . . . . .

19 &pril, 184~219 April, 184Z29 April, '184418-April, 18431.7 May, 18U25 Jul .yj 184323 July, 1844

5 Dee., 18437 May, 184417 May,. 184417 May, 1844

23 July, 184423 July, 184429 A'pril, 18451,8 julyp 184622 April, 184620 April, 184728 July, 184626 July, 184726 July,, ~847 '29-Nov ., 1847

Bridgetown,Halifax .Kentville .Halifax.Wallace ..Halifax .Amherst

"Halifax .A rich at,Pictou ..Aqtigonisb .HAlifax .

Do .Granville.Etalifax . '.W. Uniacke .Halifax .)Annapolis.

RMT '&SONSIX6116WO 6iange and Purple Glass, 40 & 42-Grau*ille St .lZillft .

NAMES. ADMITTED

BARRISTERS. ••■•■■•

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RESIDENCE.

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WX. L. DODGE & CA, all Kinds of Wood Work, Free Water, Halifax,.

MST OF BARRISTERS AND ATTOBSEYB.—Continued.

Daniel J. Janvrin .. 4 Dec., 1848 29 Nov., 1847 Arichat. Wm. A. Johnstone .. .. 4 Dec., 1848 29 Nov., 1847 Halifax. Henry Wm. Smith ... 23 July, 1849 24July, 1848 Liverpool. William Twining 3 Dec., 1849 4 Dec., 1848 Halifax. •Isaac J. Wyide.... 22 July, 1850 23 July, 1849 Do, Wm. H. Blanchard... . 2 Dec., 1850 3 Dec., 1849 Windsor. Matthew H. Richey.. 2 Dec. 1850 3 Dec., 1849 Halifax. Mather B. Desbrisay 21 April, 1851 1 May, 1860 Bridgewater. William B. Chandler.. 21 July, 1851 26 July, 1836 Arichat. James McDonald • 2 Dec., 1851 2 Dec. ; 1850 Halifax. Benjamin G. Gray . • 22 Dee., 1851 22 Dec. 18511 Do. Daniel McDonald.. — . 19 April, 1852 21 April, 1851iAntigonish. J. N. S. Marshall • 26 July, 1852 21 July, , 1851 Liverpool. John Burnyeat . 29 Nov., 1852 21 Jul 1851 Truro. Peter S. Hamilton.... . 29 Nov., 1852 22 Dec., ' 1851 Halifax. Lewis W. DesBarres . ... 18 April, 1853 19 April, 1852 Do. •

George A. McKenzie 19 April, 1853 22 Dec., 1851 Pictou. Robert G. Haliburton 25 July, 1853 25 July, 1853 Halifax. Thos. J. Wallace 25 July, 1853 25 July, 1853 Do. Samuel W. Deblois 17 April, 1854 19 April, • 1852 Do. Otto Weeks. ........ 4 Dec., 1854 28 Nov., 1853 Windsor. Wm. M. Fullerton.... 16 April, 1855 25 July, • 1853 Amherst. Hugh McDonald. 3 Dec. 1855 4 Dec., 1854 Antigonish. John L. Tremain— . 28 April, 1856 4 Dec., 1854 Port Hood. John E. Whidden, 1 Dec., 1856 3 Dec., 1855 Bridgewater. Jared C. Troop 1 Dec., 1856 3 Dec., 1855 Bridgetown. Henri A. N. Kaulback 1 Dec., 1856 aDec., 1855 Lunenburg. Brenton H. Collins . . 1 Dec., 1856 3 Dec., 1855 Halifax. Fitzgerald C. Cochran.. 1 Dec., 1856 3 Dec., 1855 Do. George Campbell 1 Dec., 1856 3 Dec., 1855 Truro. , James J. Kerr. 1 Dec., 1856 3 Dec., 1855 Amherst, ,Henry Oldwright 30 Nov., 1857 1 Dec., 1856 Halifax Joseph Norman Ritchie. 30 Nov., 1857 30 Nov., 1857 Do. James Dennison... ... 10 May, 1858 1 Dec., 1856 Digby. Alonzo J. White 10 May, 1858 11 May, 1857 Sydney, C.B. Thomas W. 0 hesley..... 10 May, 1858 11 May, 1857 Bridgetown., W. Myers Gray 10 May, 1858 11 May, 1857 Halifax. John T. Smith.... 10 May, 1858 11 May, 1857 Amherst. Roble Uniacke. 2 Aug., 1858 2 Aug., 1858 Halifax. Joseph Creighton...... .... 4 Jan., 1859 30 Nov., 1857 Lunenburgh. William Fitz Uniacke 4 Jan., 1859 30 Nov., 1857 Mt. Uniacke. James W. K. Johnston 29 Dec., 1859 4 Jan., 1859 Halifax. N. W. White.... 29 Dec., 1859 4 Jan., 1859 Shelburne. William A. D. Morse 29 Dec:, 1859 4 Jan., 1859 Amherst. Newton LeG. McKay • 31 Dec., 1859 4 Jan., 1859 Sydney, C.B Charles MacColla.... 31 Dec., 1859 31 Dec., 1859 Truro. Hon. William Miller.. .. 31 May, 1860 31 May, 1860 Halifax. Stephen L. Purvis— — 2 Aug., 1860 23 July, 1859 Pictou. Henry W. Johnston 21 Nov.) 1860 21 Nov., 1860 Halifax. Robert D. Chandler 7 June, 1861 23 July, 1859 Pugwash. Edward D. Tremain 18 July, 1861 31 -May, 1860 Port Hood. John W. Ouselee , 23 July, 1861 31 May,: 1860 Halifax. •

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470 APPENDIX.

.BALDWIN & CO., 191 Hollis St., Wholesale Dealers in Guns, Revolvers & aworde.

LIST OP BARRI8TER8 AND ATTORNEYS. -(7ontinued.

NAMTCS.ADMITTED Y_. ADàtITTBD

jZIC81DIDNQid.BARRISTER. I ATTOiiNEYb,

^.._._^.................Ins..}-^....^

Thomas C. Hill .. . . . . . . . .. . .A. W. Savary . . . . . . . . . .Joseph H. Weeks. . . . . . . . . . . .Samuel McDonnell . . . . . . . . . .George B. Kenny.. . . . . .. . . . .Barclay H. Treinain.. ........Israel Longworth... . as as .. asWilliam H. Hill .............Robert L. Weatherbe. .. . . . . ..Samuel H. Gray . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lewis R. kirby . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wm. Fred. MacOoy.........Joseph Coombes,. . . . . . . . . . .Malachy B. Daly . . .. .. . . . . . .Frederick W. Bent...........Brenton H. Enton............Samuel G. Rigby...... .'.... .William D. Sutherland .......John Y. Payzant............Robert Motton, jun.........,William li. Owen . . . . . . . . . . . .James G. I+ oster.. . . . . . . . . . . .Simon H. Holmes. . . . . . .. .. . .John M. Viets . . . .. . . . . . . . .. .James H. Hearn..... .. . . . .. .Murray Dodd ...............Robert N. Henry, j un . . . . .. . .Robie S. Morse ...... .. ......George Robertson ...... .....James A. Fraser... . . . . . . . . . .John S. D. Thompson........Albert Morse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Douglas B. Woodworth.......Williatn-Walsh. ..... . . .. . . . .Charles J: 'To-w,^nshend.. . . . . . .Thomas Ritchiè : : .,,. . . . . . . . .John D. 11IcLeod.. . . . . : .,.__. . . .Robert 11'IcG. Môffat....... : . :.Lawrence G. Power . . . . . . . . .Daniel McH. Aickay. . . . . . . . .F. M. Whiddén.... .... ... ....F. J. Tremain. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Howard DicLean.. . . . . . . . . . . .Sandford H. Pelton . . . . .. . . ..W. Inglis Moff^it.. . -. . . . . . . . . .J. J. Moore.... 0...........James Foley....:.. .. .. .... asHugh McL°eod: :_ . . . . . . . . . . . . .Charles,, Taylor. . . .'. . . . . . . . . .Geo. H.,Elliott......••••••••

A. S. Sutberland............Benjamin Smith . . . . . . . . . . . 00

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25 July, 186030 July, 1861

Sydney, C.13.Digby.Halifax.AntigonieU..Halifax.Port Hood.Truro.Halifax.

Do.Do.Do.

Shelburne.Halifax.

Do.Amherst.Halifax..Pictou.Halifiix.

Do.Do.

Bridgewater.Halifax.Pictou.Liverpool.Arichat.Sydney, C.B.Antigonish.Amherst.Middleton. -New Glasgow.Halifax.Bridgetown.Canning.Halifax.Amherst.Halifax.Pictou.Windsor.Halifax.

Do.Do.Do.Do

Yarmauth.Amherst.Halifax.

Do.3yd'ney, C.B.Halifax.Pictou.Halifax.Kentville.

23 July, 186130 July, 186123 Dec., 186121 April, 18625 Aug., 18621 Sept., 18623 Dec., 1862

10 Aug., 186326 Oct., 186311 Dec., 186316 Dec., 186330 April, 186410 May, 186410 May) 186428 July, 1864110ct., 186413 Oct., 18647 Dec., 18647 Dec., 184

31 Dec., 186423 March, 18657 April, 186G

10 April, 186525.April, .18662 May, 18652 May, 18662 May, 18652 May, 18666 May, 1865

14 July, 186525 July, 18653 Aug., 1865

24 Oct, 186521 Dec., 18658 May, -18668 May, 18666 Dec., 18667 Dec, 18667-De-c., 1866

18 Jan., 1-867

22 Nov., 18608 April, 18615 Aug., 1862

28 May, 18618 De c., 1861

12 May, 186226 Oct., 186311 Dec., 186215 Dec, 186229 April, 186311 May, 186310 May, 186424 July, 186311 Oct.,' 18648 Oct., 18637 Dec., 18647 Dec., 18647 Dec., 1864

23 March,186410 may, 18649 Aug., 1864

10 May, 18642 May, 18652 May, 18652 May, 18652 May, 1865

10111ay, 18649 Aug., 1864

25 July, 186510 May, 186424 Oct., . 186521 Dec., 18658 May, 18668 May, 18666 Dec., 18667 Dec., 18667 Dec., 1866

18 Jan., 186722^Oct., 186722 Oct,186722 Oct,, 186722 Oct:, 18s722 Oct.,, 186722 Oct,, 1867

7 Dec., 186728 April, 186828 April, 186828 April, 186818'May, 186818 May, 180

z2 Oct., 1867I22 Oct., .186722 Oct.? 186722 Oct., 186722 Oct., 186722 Oct., 18677 Dec., 1867

28 April, 186828 April, 186828 April, 186818 May, 186818 May, 1868

SICTHERB & SONS, GFlaes Lights for Hall Doors, at 40 and 49 Granville St., Halifaz.

EDUCATIONAL.

Council of Public instruction—The Members of Executive Council. Super-intendent of Education and Senty, Theodore H. Rand, M. A., clerk, S. Macvane, If. A.

inspectors of Schools.—Halifax, J. F, L. Parsons, B. A.• Kings, Rev. R. Somer-ville, B. A.; Digby,A. W. Savary, M. A; Annapolis, Rev. GI:Armstrong; Lunenburg, W. M. B. Lawson ; Queens, Rev, D. O. Parker, M. A. ; Shelburne Rev. W. H. Richan ; Yarmouth, G. J. Farish, M. D. ; Hauts, Rev. D. M. Welton, M.A.; Colches-ter, El. C. Upham ; Cumberland, F. W. George, M. A.; Guysborough, Samuel R. Russell ; Antigonish, Angua McIsaac ; Pictou, M. T. Smith ; Cape Breton, Edward Outram M, A.; Victoria, A. Munro ; Inverness, John J. Gunn ; Rich-mond, Wm, R. Cutler.

BOARD OF PROVINCIAL EXAMINERS.—Rev. J. M. Hensley, D. D., Department of Language • Rev. Thos. J. Daly, Department of History and Geography ; D. F. Higgins, M. A., Department of Mathematics ; Rev. James Ross, D. D., Depart-ment of School Management, Teaching, &c.

BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.—Flalifar City, A. M. Uniacke, D. C. L., Chairman., Very Rev. M. Hannon, D. D., vice chairman; Very Rev. Dean Bullocic,

•D. D., James Thompson, Patrick Power, M. P., D. Cronan, A. W. West, Aid. T.J. Troop, Ald. R. Richardson, Ald. J. D. Nash, Ald. H. W. Blackadar, Ald. Jno. Flinn, Ald. Robt. Davis ; Seciy, Jno. R. Willis, 48 George St. -

ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, HALIFAX.

President, Rev. Thomas Allen ; Professors, Rev. Thomas J. Daly, Rev. Edw. 5. Murphy and the Christian Brothers, Me. J. Donahoe, Mr. John Walsh, Brother

'.Getiffrey, Brother Paul, Brother Morinus.

;RESIDENCE.

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Acadia Moulding Factory, WK. L. DODGE & CO., Fresh Water, Halifax.

LIST OF MEISTER'S AND ATTORNEY8,—Conginucd.

ADMITTED ADMITTED

BARRISTERS. ATTORNEYS. I Clarence W. McCully 21 July, 1868 21 July, 1868 Maitland. Edmund J, Cogswell... 27 July, 1868, 7 July, 1868 Kentville, Martin J. Griffin. 7 Aug., 1868; 7 Aug., 1808 Halifax. C. B. Bullock . 1 Aug., 1868 1 Aug., 1868 Do. E. T. Moseley ... 26 Aug., 1868 26 .Aug., 1808 Sydney, C.B. H. H. Bligh, 2 Nov., 1868, 2 Nov., .1868 Halifax, Fred. P. Fairbanks. • 16 Feb., 1868 16 Feb., 1868 Do. F. A. Lawrence .... 27 April, 1869 27 April, 1809 Truro.

Barristers and Attorneys also hold commissions as Notaries Public.

NOVA SCOTIA RAILWAY.

CONNECTS TRURO, WINDSOR AND PIOTOU WITH HALIFAX.

Gon. Sup., Louis Carvill •, Secretary and Chief Accountant, Thon. Foot ; Chief FArgineer, Alex. McNah ; Traffic superintendent, George Taylor ; Locomotive Superintendent, William Johnston ; Road Inspector, Wm. Marshall.

4fients.—Richmond Freight agent, Arthur Busby ; Passenger agent, Jeffry Foot ; Truro, do. H. McCallum ; Windsor do. John Fielding ; Pictou do. Wm. Jack,

Jewellery, Watches, Plate and Plated Ware at M. S. BROWN'S, 108 Granville St.

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LIST OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND, TEACHERS Li HALIFAX CITY.

CONVENT FREE SCSQOL.---Teacher, .Madame. M. Mooney; assistant, Sister Catbe-rine Hartigan:

St. Lu$a's- ScsooL (Morris St.), Charles-!. Major, principal:MASON. HaLL SCHOOL. (Granville, St.) ; Jas. K. Rousselle, principal.PooR BOUSE SobooL. Mr. R?illiam Teas.,Sr. MASY's '(Bo,ys) School (.Barr•inRtozSt.) Bcother Christian, principalkST. MARY'S (Girls) School:--Sister. Mary C1are.NATIONAL SCHOOL, (Argyle Street.) J. H. McLaughlan, principal.INOLIS SasooL,. (Albercnarle St.) Mrs. Jane Patterson.ROYAL ACADIAN, (Argyle St,) James, A. Smith, principal.CoLoxrAL HALL, (Grafton St.) Daniel Keleher.ZION SogooL, (Gottingen St.) Rev. Stephen Gooseley.BRUNSWICK ST. SosooL, (Boys): Gilbert Dakin, principal.BRUNSWICK ST.-(Girls School.)-Miss H. M. Layton, V. principal.ST. PATRIOgs.-(Brunswick'St.)--Brother M,ainfrey, principal.ST. JoHN's.-- (Gerrish St,)-D. M. Sterns, principal.CITY ST. ScgooL.-Arthur F. Carr, B. A.RiagKoxn SoaooL.-(Grove.)-George Rennels, principal.-Rûs9RLL ST. ScxooL: -(Foot of Russell St.)-John L. Walsh, principal.CAMPBELL ROAD ScxooL.-John T. Brown.THRicE MILE SCHOOL, William Jaclison. 0

COLLEGE OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE LOWER PRO-

VINCES OF BRITISH NORTH AMER'CÂ.

Theological Department atHalifax.--Prafessor of Theology and Chureh HistoryRev. Andrew King, A.M.; Professor of Exegetical Theology, Prôfessor ofHebrew and Oriental Languages, Rev. Alexander McKnight.

Committee of Superintendants of Theological Hall.-The Professors, with Rev.Messrs. McGregor, J. McLean, Maxwell Cumming, Alexander James, J. H,Liddell, J. S. McLean, and Dr. Forrest.

Educational Board.-Rev. Professors King, Smith, Ross, Lyall, and McKnigbt,Rev. Messrs. McLeod, D. D., Murdoch, J. Stewàrt, J. Campbell, Steele,.McGregor'Bayne, D.D., A. Ross, and Andrew McKinlay, Robert Romans, C. D. Hunter,Jas. H. Liddell, Geo. Buist, and Alex. James, Halifax; Abram Patterson, Rod.McGregor, Anthony McLellan, R. P. Grant, and Howard Primrose, Pictou;Adam Dickie,- Maitland ; Isaac Logan, Shubenacadie; John D. Christie, Truro;Wm. Gammell, Brass d'Or; James Bearisto, Princetown, P. E. I. ; Hon. KennethHenderson, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

DALHOUSIE COLLEGE, HALIFAX.

Governors.-Sir Wm. Young, Chief Justice, Hon. Jos. Howe, M,P:P., Jâs. F,Avery, M.D,, Hon. Chas. Tupper, C.B.M.P., M,D., Hon;Jobn W. Ritchie, Senator,Hon. S. Leonard Shannon, Rev. George M.. Grant, M.A., Chas. Robson ; A.Forrest, M.D., Secretay and Treasurer, George Thompson'.

Principal and Professor of Logic, Ethics, and Political Economy, Rev. JamesRoss, D.D.; Professor of Metai ►bysics, Nsthetics, and Belles Lettres, Rev. Wm.Lyall, LL.D. ; Professor of Mathematics and Secretary to Senate, Rev. CharlesMcDonald ; Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy, George, Lawson, Ph.-D., oLL.D. ; Professor of Rhetoric and History, James DeMill, 'AM.; Professor ofGlass'cs, John Johnson, M.A.; Professor of Modern Languages, Monsieur J.Leicbti.

BXITHER,fi &-80N8, Window 6}laas of all qualities, 40 and 42 6tranvillr St., Halifsa.

APPENDIX. 473

WM. L. DODELE.dt CO., Scroll Work of all kinds, at Fresh Water, Halifax.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

Very Rev. James, Ross, Principal (ex officio) and Matriculation Examiner ; William J. Almond, M.D., President ;Alexander P. Reid,M.D., Dean ; William J. Almon, M.D., and Alexander G. Hattie, M.D., Lecturers on Obstetrics ; Prof. George Lawson, Pb. D., LL.D., Lecturer on Chemistry ; Alexander?. Reid, M. D., L. R. C. S. Edin., lecturer on Institutes of Medicine ; Edward farrell, M. D., Lecturer" on Anatomy ; Alfred H Woodill, M. D., Lecturer fin 3lateria Me-dica ; Jas. D. Ross, M. D., Demoustrator of Anatomy ; Dr. Trenaman, Assistant, Demonstrator of Anatomy ; Thos. R. Almon, M. D., ProSector to Chair of Anatomy.

Terms.—The Winter Session commences on the last Wednesday of October, and ends last Wednesday in April. The Summer Session commences on the first Wednesday in May, and ends the last Wednesday of June.

HALIFAX GRA3IMAR SCHOOL. Trustees.—Hon. William.B. Bliss, Henry Pryor, William B. Fairbanks, Hugh

Hartshorne J. Tremain Twining, William J. Stairs, H. Ç, D. Twining ; Principal, Rev. E. Gdpin, D.D. ; Assistant, R. J. Wilson ; Professor Modern Languages, J. Leichti.

ROYAL AUADIAN SCHOOL, HALIFAX.

President, — ; Treasurer, James Thompson. Committee :—John Metzler, Noble, J. T. Twining, J. B. Oxley, Joseph Bell.

CHURCHES. s

CLERGy OF THE UNITED CHURCII OF ENGL AND AND IRELAND IN NOVA SCOTIA. AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

The ftight Rev. Hibbert Binney, D. D. Lora Bishop of Nova Scotia, the Very Rev. Dean Bullock, D. D., Dean of Halifax,the Venerable Canon McCaw-ley, D. D., Archbishop of Nova Scotia, Windsor.

Rev. John .Abbott, Halifax ; Rev. W. J. Ancient, Turne Bay ; Rev. Henry Almon, A. B., Bridgetown.; Rev. F. H. Almon, A. B., Halifax ; Rev. J. Ambrose, A. M., St. Margarets Bay; Rev. Edward Ansel', A. B., Beaver Harbour • Rev. W. B.Armstrong, A. B., Halifax ; Rev. R. Avery, Aylesford ; Rev. F.J. Abfôrd, Sher-brooke East ; Rev. E. B. Bali, Melford ; Rev. T. Blackman, LL.D., Newport ; Rev. C. Bowmam A. M., Rawdon ; Rev. J, Breading, Falkland ; Rev. R. F. Brine, .A. B., Arieiat, C. B. ,• Rev. Philip Brown, A. B., New Ross ; Rev. W. H. Bullock, Assistant Chaplain, Halifax ; Rev. C. Burn, Country Harbor ; Rev. J. Roy Camp-bell, Yarmouth ; Rev. Canon Cochran, A. M. Halifax ' Rev. C. Croucher, A. 31., Digby ; Rev. H De Bloie, A. M., Granville ; Rev. E. B. Dodwell, Coll. School, Windsor ; Rev. J. E. Edgehill, (Chaplain to the Forces) ; Halifax; Rev. C. Elliott A.B., Pictou ; Rev. P. Filleul, A. B., Weymouth ; Rev.W. Ellis, Pugwash ; Rev. Joseph Forsythe, Truro ; Rev. W. E. Gelling, Guysborough ; Rev. IL Genever, Pictou ; Rev. Canon Gilpin, P.D., Halifax ; Rev. W.Godfrey, A. B., Clemente ; Rev. W. S. Gray, A. B., Annapolis; Rev. Gray, Liverpool ; Rev. 0. M. Gridon Three Fathom Harbour ; Rev. H. Hamilton, A. B. R. Dean, Manchester ; Rev. Robert•Haire, A. B., Stewiacke ; Rev. Canon Hensley, B. D., (Rings College;) Windsor; Rev. G. W. Hill, A. M., Halifax ; Rev.. L. W. Hill, A. B. (retired,) Antigonish ; Rev. R. Jarnieson,,R.D., Ship Harbour; Rev. W. H. Jamieson, A. B., Main a Dieu, C. B. .,Rev. Mr. Hutchinson, Lunenburg ; Rev. A. D. Jamieson, A. B., T,angier; Rev. A:Jordan

' 'New Dublin ;. Rev. J. A. Saulbach, A. B. River John ; Rev.. W. B.

Xing, A.31., Parrsborough ; Rev.W. Meek, Sydney Mines, C. B. ; Rev. T. Maynard, y A. M., Windsor; Rev. D. C. Moore, Bridgewater ; Rev. J. T. Moody, A. M., Ye>

, mouth ;._Rev. G.E.W. Morris .1 A • M (retired.) Halifax ; Rev. D. Nickerson, Shel-

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burne ; E. E. B. Nichols, A.M., Liverpool ; Rev. H. L. Owen, A. B., Rural DeanrLunenburg; Rev. R. Payne,A.B., Blandford; Rev. Mr. Padfield, I.nnenburg; Rev. J.B. Richardson' A. B., Dartmouth; Rev. J. A. Ricbey, Maitlanî; Rev.J.J. Ritchie,A. M., Annapolis ; Rev. J. ttobertson, L.L.D:, Wilmot; Rev.;J, 0. Ruggles, A..M., Kentville ; Rev. J.P. Sargent, A.B., Antigonish; Rev. W. Shannon, WaltonTRev. 0. J. Shreve, A. B., Chester; Rev. J.S. Smith, A. B., Sackville; Rev. R. A.Smith, Granville ; Rev. Mr. Smith, St. Margaret's Bay; Rev. W.H. Snyder, A. .lli.,Mahone Bay ; Rev. H. M. Spike, A. B., New Dublin; Rev. H. Stamer, Hubbard'sCove ; Rev. J. Storrs, A. B., Rural Dean, Cornwallis; Rev. G. Towsend, A. X,Rural Dean, ,Amherst ; Rev. R. F, Uniacke, A. B., Halifax ; Rev. J. Uniacke, D.D., Rural Dean, Sydney, 4, B. ; Rev. J. Uniacke, A.3.,HalifKx; Rev. T.H. White,,D. D., Rural Dean, Shelburne ; Rev. H. Wainwright, A. B.; Rev. L. M. Wilkins,A. B., Albion Mines; Rev. Hugh Williams, A. M., Truro ; Rev. H. L. YewenQ,Digby; Rev. F. M. Young, Barrington.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

The Ven. J. H. Read, D. D., Archdeacon of P. E. T., Melford ; Rev. J. C. CoælA. B., Rev. H. Dyer, Cascumpeque ; Rev. D. Fitzgerald, Charlottetown ;Rev. J. W. Forsythe, St Eleanor's ; Rev. G. Hodgëon, CKthedral Church, Char-lottetown ; Rev. L. 0. Jenkins, D,L., retiêd) Charlottetown; Rev. D.B.,Parn-ther, da,; kev, Theophilus Richey, GeUêt^wn ; Rev. H. Sterns, A.B., Crâpeau;,Rev. W. Stewart,. A,B., Cherry Val14fq'Ît,irv. H. B. Swabey, A. B., Port Hill.

DIOCESAN CHÛB,CH SOCIETY.

PATRONS.

His Excellency General Doyle, Lieut.-Governor, &c., &c. The Society forPromoting Christian Knowledge. The Society for the Propagation of the Gospelin Foreign Parts. President the Lord Bishop, (eY officio), Vice-Presidents, theVery Rev, the Dean, (ex officio), the Ven. Archdeacon McCawley, D. D., (ExOfficio) the Hon. X B. Almon, John Spry Morris, Esq-,, A. M. Uniaclce, Esq., D.C. L., the Hon. William B. Blisa, N. Clarke, Esq., H. Pryor, Esq., D. C. L.

Execûlive Committee,-A11 Clergymen Licensed by the Bishop of the Diocese,W.Hare, Esq., T. Bogg3, Esq., W. C. Silver, Esq., Com. Gen. Graham, J. B. Young,Esq., T. B. Aikins, Esq., S. A. Whitet Esq., 'J. T. Wylde Esq., J. Albro, Esq.,H. Y. Clarke, Esq., W. M. Brown, Esq., S. P. Fairbanks, ksq., C. Bullock, Esq.,M. B. Almon, Jr., Esq., E.D. ':eynett, Esq., W. Gossip, Esq., R. J. Wilson, Esq.,E. Archbold, Esq., T. A. Brown, Esq. ; Secretary the Rev. Edwin Gilpin ;.Assistant Secretary, B. G. Gray, Esq. . ^

MINISTERS OF THE SYNOD OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH OFSCOTLAND.

Moderator, Rev. John Brooke, D. D. ; Clerk, Rev. Alex. bicWilliam A. XrTreasurers, Rev. John Campbell, St Andrews; Rev. H. McKenzie, Pictou; J. J.Bremmer and Geo. McLean, HAlifax.

Pres6ytery of Halifax.-Halifax, Rev. G. M. Grant, A. M. (Moderator) ; Rich-mond, ltev. J. R. Thompson, A. M. ; 1'Iil squodoboit, Rev. Jno. McMillan, B. D.;.St Johns, Newfoundland, Rev. D.McRâe, D^tissionary; Truro, Rev. 'W.T: Wilkins;Clerk, Rev. Chas. McDonald, A.M. .

Presbytery of Pictou.-Pictou,-Rev. A.. W. Herdman, 'A. M.; New Glasgow,Rev. Allan Pollock; Gairloch-- ; Wallace and Pugwash, Rev. Jas. Anderson;W. and E. Branches East River, Rev: Simon McGregor,.A.M.; Earltôwn and W.Branch River John--- ; Wallace River and Folly Mountain,. Rev. DanielMcCurdy;. Rogers Hill and Cape John, Rev. Jno. Goodwill; Broad Cove,C. B. Rev.Jno Gunn; McLennan's Mountain, Rev. William Stewart ; River John; Rev. R.

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2 Mc° unn, A.M., (Moderator); Albion Mines, Re. W. M. Phillip; Barney's River and Lochaber-- ; Missionaries, Rev. Jas.W. Fraser, A.M., and Rev.Y.R. McDonald; et, Garlock, Rev. N. Brodie ; Saltsprings, Rev. Win. Mcblillan, clerk.

_Presbytery of Prince Edward Island.—Charlottetown, Rev. Tho; Duncan A.M.; el Belfast, Rev. Alex. McLean; Georgetown and Cardirean, R. Alex. McWilliam,

.A. M.; St Peters and Brackly Point Roads, Rev. Geo. W. Stewart; DeSable, •

itev. Jas McColl.

Presbytery of St John, N.B.—St John, Rev.A. Donald D.D.;P-ortland,Rev. Geo. 0 .

Gaie, Fredericton, Rev. J. Brooke, D.D.; Nashwaak, Rev. Mr. Fogg(); Richmond, ;le Rev. Mr. Kidd; St. Andrews, Rev. John Ross and Rev. Peter Keay.

Ira Presbytery of Miramichi.—Chatham, ,Rev. W. Wilson ; Newcastle, vacant ; Tabiusintae, Rev. Jno. Robertson. ; Bathurst, Rev. Mr.Howe; Dalhousie, Revias. Murray ; Campbeltown, Rev. Wm Murray ; Missionary, Rev. Mr. Nicol.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF TFIE LOWER PROVINCES OF BRITISH er NORTH «AMERICA.

(Synod first constituted on the 4th of October, 1860.) Presbytery of Pictou.—Rev. David Roy. James Church, East River ; Rev. John _ 0 Stewart, John Knox Church, New Glasgow ; Rev. John Campbell, Sherbrooke ; •

Rev. George Walker, Primitive Church, New Glasgow ; Rev. James Bayne, D. g D., Prince Street Church, Pictou ; Rev. A. P. Miller

' French River ; Rev. Alex.

Sutherland, R. Hill and W. Branch R . John ; Itev. Duncan B. Blair, Blue as Mountain and B.'s River ; Rev. George Patterson, Salem Church, Green Hill ; Rev. James Thompson, Central Churnb, West River ; Rev. George Roddick,t;e.

West River ; Rev. John McKinnon, -Hope4wel1 ' • Rev. Alex. Ross, Knox Church, E

Pictou ; Rev, Kenneth J. Grant,,‘Merigomisli ; Rev. C. B. Pitblado, Glenelg, Ca- et)

ledonia, &c.; A. J. Mowitt, Sham -.Church, Albion Mines ; Rev. A. McL. Sin- e

clair, Springville ' • Rev. John F. Forbes, Lochaber and Goshen;.Ree. John B. !Ilti Watt, John Knox Church, New Glasgow ; Rev. James D. Murray, Antioni$h.

Presbytery of lialifax.—Rev. John L. Murdoch,Windsor, Rev.-Prof. A. King, D. e

D.; Rev. Robert b'edgwick,Musquodoboit; Rev. Peter G. McGregor, Poplar Grove 0. Church, Halifax ; Rev. George Christie, Yarmouth ; Rev.. William Duff, Lu-nenburg; Rev. Walter Thorburn, Hamilton, Bermuda; Rev. John Cameron, Nine e Mile River ; Rev. Moses Harvey, St. Johns, Nfid ; Rev. William Maxwell, Chal-

mers Church, Halifax ; Rev. John M. McLeod, Newport ; Rev. James McLean, • Shubenacadie and Gay's River; Rev. Alexander Ross, Harbor .Grace, Nfid ; Rev. Alexander Stuart, Lawencetown,erc ; Rev. Prof. A. McNight, Dartmouth ; Rev.

Donald McMillan, Lower La Have ; Rev. Donald S. Gordon, Rev. Matthew G. te Henry, Rev. Edward Annand, Rev. Allan Simpson Poplar Grove ;-- Rev. John - Forrest, Rev. Peter M. Morrison, Rev. Edw. .A. McCurdy, Musquodoboit Har- bor ; Joseph Hagg, North Cornwallis ; Rev. John . B. Logan, South Cornwallis ; Rev. Joseph Clendinning, Kempt and Walton.

Presbytery of St. John. r-Rev. James Bennet, St. John's Church, St, John ; o Rev.Neil McKay, St. David's Church, St. John ; Rev. Sarn'l Houston, A. M. ; Rev. Andrew Donald, Londonderry and Campbell Sett : Rev. Lewis Jack,

Springfield and English Settlem't ; Rev. James Gray, A.M., Sussex, Norton, and pe Hammond R.; Rev. John David Murray, Moncton, Scotch Settlement, &c.

esbytery of St. Stephen. —Rev. John Turnbull St. James ; Rev. William •• MUllefi e St. Stephens. Ike

Presbytery of York.—Rev. James Salmon, Salmon River ; Rev. Samuel John-son ;Rev. Alexander Stirling, Fredericton; Rev. Samuel Bernard, Florenceville and Glassville.

Presbytery of lifiramichi.—Rev. Angus McMaster, New Mills; Rev. James Law, ei

Richibucto; Rev. Thomas G. Johnston, Blackville ; Rev. James Fowler, Bass F a

River ; Rev. Thomas Nicholson, River Charlo ; Rev. Alex. Rae Garne.

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Presbytery of Cape Breton.-Rev. H. McLeod, D..D., Sydney ; Rev. James Fra-ser, Boularderie, ; Rev. Matthew. Wilson, Sydney 1lines ; Rev. James Ross, GrandRiver and Loch Lomond; Rev..Abram McIntosh, St. Anns ;.Rev. Alex. Farqtt-harson, Little Glace Bay ; Rev D. McDougall, Cow Bay. '

Presbrytery of Victoria and Richmond.-Rev. Murdoch Stewart, Whycocomah ;Rev. Win G. Forbes, Plaster C.ove ; Rev. Kenneth McKenzie, Baddec t; Rev.Donald McKenzie, Middle River and Lake Ainslie ; Rev. William Sinclair,Mabou.

Presbytery of Prince Edward Island.-Rev. Robt. S. Patter3on, Bedeque ; Rev.Alex. Campbell, Strathalbyn; Rev. James Allan, Cove Head; Rev. Isaac Murray,Cavendish and New Glasgow ; Rev. Alex. Munro, Brown's Creek ; R--v. 'HenryCrawford, East St. Peter's and Bay Fortune ; Rev. Allan Fraser, Cascumpequeacd Tignish ; Rev. Dunald McNeil, Woodville and Little=Sands; Rev. Alex..Cameron, New London and Summer6eld.; Rev. Robert Laird, Princetown ; Rev.Alex. McLean, Dundas; Rev..William R. Trame, Richmond Bay E., and Summer-.side ; Rev. Alex. Fe,lconer, Chârllottetown and C. River; Rev. William Stewart,W. Cap-, Campbelltnn and B^`rae l;. Rev. John G. Cameron, Tryon and Bonshaw ;Rev. Stephen G. Lawson ;, Rev: Robert Cûmmings, Richmond gay West.

Presbytery of Tçctamagruche,-Rev. James Watson, New Annan and Went.worth ; Rev. John Munro, Wallace ; Rev. Wrn. S. Darragh,. Goose River ; Rev.Héctor B. McKay, River John ; Rev. Thomas Sedrwick, Tatamagouche.

PresbyteTi, of . Truro.-Rev. Thomas S. Crowe, Maitland and Noel;Rev. -Prôf..J. Smith, D.D., Upper.St,ewiacke;,RPv. John J. Baxter, Onslow; Rev.W. McCulloch; D.D., Truro ; Rev. James.Byers, Clifton ; Rev. Ebenezer E. Ross,

. Upper Londnnderry ; Rev.Alex. L.Wyllie, Lower Londonderry ; Rév. Jas, McG,McKay, Economy and Five Islands ; Rev. John.Currie, Ma><tland and Noel ;Rev. Jacob McLellan, Mai,tland and, Noel ;` Rev. Duncan McKinnon, Parrs-boro ; Rev. J. D. McGillivray, Mt. Stewiacke and Brookfield ; Rev. Ja,me sSinclair; Rev.J..Henry. Chase; Ac.adia.

CLERGY OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Diocese of Halifax.--His Grace the Most Reverend TuoMAs L. CONNOLLY,Archbishop of Halifax, Halifax, Very Rev. M. Hannan, D. D., Viear General,Rev. Patrick Power, Rev. Alexander MeIsan,c, Rev. Edward F. Murphy, Rev.Thomas J. Daly ; Prospect, Rev. J. Quish ; Yarmouth, Rev. Michael A. O'Brien;Pubnice,Rev. W. McLeod; Meteghan, YeryRev. Jas. Daly,Yicargeneral; Argyle,Rev. F. Blanchette, Rev. J. Butler; Parrsboro, Rev. W. J. Mihan; Cheyetcooke,Rev. P. L. Madden ; Windsor, Rev. Philip Walshe ; Annapolis, Rev.David O'Connor ; Clare, Rev. John . Quinan, Rev. J. Lovejoy, C. C.; Tusket,Rev: J. Bresnar, Rev.. William McLeod; Bedford and Shubenacadie, Rev. PeterDanaher.; Assistant Chaplain H. M. Forces, Bermuda, Rev. William Donohoe.

Society of St Vincent of Paul.- Spiritnal Direetor,. Rev. Dr. Hannan ; Presi- .dent, John Barron ;,Vicé-President, M. B. Daly ; Secretary, W. Compton ; Trea--surer, J. Walsh.

Dioce4e of .Rrichat.--Right Rev. Colin Francis.M.cKinnon, .^:D.D., Lord Bishopof Arichat, residing at Antlgonish: .

Nôva Scotia proper.-Antigouish, St. Ninian's, Rev.,-Hâgh Gillis ; Arisaig,St. Margaret's, Rev. W. B. McLeod•; Georgeville, S:t:"George's, Rev. AndrewMcGillivray ; Pictoa, St. Patrick's, Rev. Ronald MçI)onaldy^ Rev. W. Fournier ;St. Andrews, St. Andrew's, Rev.. John P. McDoânell ;West River, Ohio, St.Bean's Rev. Donald McGillivray, jr:; Pomqae.tte,°A1oly Cross, Rev. William Chis-holm; Tracadie, St. Peters, Rev. Charles P. T,artell;Havre an Bouche, St. Paul'3,.Rev. Peter Fiset ; Port . A+tulgrave, St. Lawiânce, Rev. Thomas Sears ; Guysbo-rough, St. Ann's, Rev. Michael Tomina°;" Tor. Bay, St. Joseph's, Rev.- Felix VonBlerk.

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Cape Breton.—Arichat, St. Mary's, ReV. John Cameron, D. D., V. OE; D'Es-cousse St. Byacinth, Rev. Aubert Deslauriers ; Port Hood and Mabou, St. Ma-ry's, Rev. K. J. hIcDonald ; Judique

' St. Andrew's, Rev. Allan McLean ; Broad

Cove, St. Margaret's, Rev. Ronald McGilvery ;, Margarie, St. Margaret's, Rev. John Chisholm ; Cheticamp -i St. A ppolinaris, Bev. Colin , Chisholm ; Creignish, St. Margaret's, Rev. .Archibald McKenzie ; North Sydney, St. Paul's, Very Rev. John Laughlin ; Cape North, St. Lawrence, Rev. James Fraser ; Syd-ney, St. Patrick's, Rev. James Quinan ; Main-a-Dieu, St. Mary's, Rev. John Qui-pan ; East Bay, St. Andrew's, Rev. Neil McLeod ; Red Islands, St. Margaret's, Rev. Jan McDougall ; Boisdale, St. James, Rev. Alexander McSweei.. ; Grand Narrows, St. Barra's, Rev. Donald McIsaac ;_ Glace Bay, Rev. John Shaw ; Little

•Bras d'Or, Rev. Joseph Chisholm. - Indian 'Xissions.—On the Bras d'Or Lake, C.B.—Chapel Island, St. Ann's,

attended by the Rev. J. Courteau ; Escasoni, St. Ann's, attended by Rev. Neil McLeod. In Nova Scotia proper. Indian Island, Merrigomish, St. Ann's, at-tended by the Rev. Ronald McDonald ; Pomquette, St. Ann's, attended by Rev. William Chisholm.

'WESLEYAN METHODIST MINISTERS. . Rev. Henry Daniel, president ; Rev. Henry Pope, (B ) Co-Delegate ; Rev. Dun-

can D. Currie, Secretary. 1. HALIFAX ,DISTRICT.

Halifax North (Brunswick Street), George S. Milligan, A. M., (Kaye Street)—John A. Clark, A. M.. Edmund Botterell, Supernumerary ; Halifax South, (Grafton Street) Alfred W. Turner . Henry Pope, (A), Sup'y, Conference Office, Humphrey Picard, -D. D., Editor and Book Steward. Dartmouth, Jabt z A. Rogers ; Thomas Angwin, Sup'y. Windsor, Alex. W. Nicholson ; Frederick • Smallw6od, Sup'y. Falmouth, George M. Barratt. Horton, Christopher Lock-hart, Humphrey P. CoWperthwaite,,A. B. Newport, Alexander B. Black. Avon-dale, James G. Hennigar. Kempt, John A. Mosher. Maitland, Robert Tweedy, one wanted. Musquodoboit Harbor, Charles Doekrill. Middle Musquodoboit, Samuel B. Martin. Shubenacadie, Joseph Gaetz. Sambro & Margarees Bay One wanted. Bermuda,. (Hamilton) R. Alder Temple. Bermuda, (St. Georees) Geo W. Tuttle. Bermuda, (Somersets) Thomas Rogers. BerMuda, (Bailey's

•Bay), One -wanted. James G. Hennigar, Chairman. George S. Milligan, Finan-cial Secretary.

II. ST. JOHN DISTRWT.

St. John, (Germain Street) Charles Stewart ; Wm T. Garay, Sup'y. St John, (City Mission), 'William Woods. St. Jôhn, (Centenary), John Lathern ; Wm. Temple, Jas R. Narraway, A. M., Supernumeraries. S St. John, (Exmouth SI reet) William H. Heartz, St. John (Portland) Matt. Richey, D. D., St. John, (Carleton) Stephen F. Huestis. Fairville, Douglas Chapman. St. Andrews

' Charles B.Pitbla-

do. St.George, One•wanted. To be supplied trom St. Andrews. St. David's, Charles W.Dutcher. St. Stephen, Hezekiah McKeowit. St. James, One wanted. Mill Town,

• Howard Sprague, A. M. Sussex Vale William McCarty. Grand Laite, Joseph B. Hemmeon. • Greenwich, John S. Allen. Kingston, Bilas Slackford, Upham, George Harrison. Matthew Richey, Chairman. Charles Stewart, Financial Sec'y.

III. TRURO DISTRICT.

Truro, John Read ; Thomas Smith, -Sup'y. River Philip, William Tweedy. Wallace, • Thos. • Watson Smith. Pugwash, John J. Colter. River John, James Tweedy. Albion Mines, Roland Morton. Pictou, Leonard Gaetz. Guysboro' and Canso, George Johnson, Levi T. Johnson •, Jas 'Buckley, Sup'y. Manchester, Isaac E. Thurlow. Sydney South, jeremiah V. Jost. Sydney North; One 'want-ed. Gabarus, John W. Howie. Block House Mines, One wanted. Ship Harbor, Alfred E. LePage. Margaree, One wanted. George Johnson Chairman, Jer. V. Jost, Fri- ancial Secretary.

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IV. P. E. ISLAND DISTRICT/: •

Charlottetown, Henry Pope, (BI ; Frederick W. Moore, Sup'y. Cornwall and Little York, John Winterbotham. Pownal, James Burns. The brethren on Cornwall and Pownal Circuits to change . Charlottetôwn, ea. once in six weeks. Bedeque and Tryon, Paul Prestwood, Thos J Deinstadt ; John B. Strong, Sup'y. Margate, William Ryan. Summerside, Albert S. DesBrisay. Murray Harbor, Wesley Colpitts. Souris, One wanted.' West Cape, John' G-. Bigney. Henry. Pope, (B) Chairman. John Winterbotham, Financial Secretary.

V. FREDERICTON DISTRICT.

Fredericton, Duncan D. Currie. Marysville, Arthur D. Morton, A. B., under the superintendence of Bro. Currie, with whom he will change once in three weeks. Kingsclear, Robert O. Johnson. Sheffield, Robert Wilson. Woodstock, John McMurray. Northampton, Ezra B. Moore. Knowlesville, Edwin Mills, under the superintendence of Bro. McMurray. Jacksonville, John Cassidy. _ Florence-ville, William W. Percival. Andover, Wilson W. Lodge. NashwaakTDavid W. LeLacheur. Gagetown, George B. Payson. Miramichi, Edwin Evans, Charles H. Paisley, A.M. Bathuist, Richard Weddall. Dalhousie, One wauted. John McMurray, Chairman, D. D. Currie, Financial Secretary.

VI. SACKVILLE DISTRICT.

Sackville, Samuel W. Sprague; J. Snowball, Charles DeWolfe, D. D., Sup'rs. Educationàl Institutions, Cranswick Jost, A. M., Vice Principal of Male Academy, Student in theology, Ralph Brecken. Point de Buté William Wilson, who will change once in six weeks with Sackville. Baie de Verte, David B. Scott. Monc-ton and Coverdale, Robert Duncan. • Dorchester, Joseph G. Angwin. Hopewell Alex. S. Tuttle. Hillsborough, Stephen Humphrey, A. M. . tHavelock, Isaac -A. Parker. Salisbury and Elgin, George Day. Richibucto, Joseph S. Coffin. Am-herst, Bilas Brettle ; I. Sutctitf, Sup'y. Nappan, John M. Pike. Parrsboro', William Alcorn, Joseph Seller. Advocate Harbor, Fletcher A. Weldon, to change with the minister at Parrsboro' once a quarter. Bilas Brettle, Chairman ; Robert Duncan, Financial Secretary.

VII. ANNAPOLIS DISTRICT.

Annapolis, James England, Robt. A. Daniel ; M. Pickles Stipiy. Bridgetown, John S. Addy ; George Miller, Thos. H. Davies, Sup'ys.. "dill:not, John L. Spon-agle ; Joseph F. Bent, Sup'y. Aylesford, James Taylor ' • Robert E. Crane, Sup'y. Canning, Richard Smith. Berwick, Fletcher H. W. Pickles. Hillsburg, Frederick W. Harrison. Digby, William C. Brown. Weymouth, Jotham M. Fulton, A.M. Uigby Neck, Thos. Allen. John S. Addy, Chairman. James Taylor, Fin. Sec'y.

via. LIVERPOOL DISTRICT.

Liverpool, Henry Daniel', President of . the Conference. Caledonia, William Sargent, under the direction of the President. Yarmouth South, Job Shenton. Yarmouth North, Joseph Hart, one to be sent. Barrington, Robert Wasson, • Robert B. Mack. Shelburne, Thos D. Hart. North E. Harbor, Robert H. Taylor. Port Mouton, John Johnson. Mill Village, Jas, R. Hart. Petite Riviere, John J. Teesdale. Lunenburg, Geo. O. Huestis. New Germany, One wanted. Henry Da-niel, Chairman, Joseph Hart, Financial,Secretary.

IX. NEWFOUNDLAND DISTRICT.

St John's, Jas. Dove, Stephen T. Teed. Harbor!Grace,, Thomas Harris. Carbo-near, John Prince, George Forsey. Brigus, John Waterhouse, Wm E. Shenstone, Sup'y. Port de Grave, Isaac Flowie. Blackhead, Charles Comben. Island Cove, John S. Peach. Perlican, Chas. Ladner. Hants Harbor, Thomas Fox. Trinity Bay, One wanted. Bonavista, John S. Phiney; Catalina, Samuel .Ack-man. Twillingate Henry L. Cranford. Burin, Jas. A. Duke. Grand Bank, John Goodison.

SPUMES de SONS, Interior Decorations attended to, 40 and 42 Granville St., Halifax.

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MISSIONS OF CONFERENCE. •

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MINISTERS OF THE ASSOCIATED BAPTIST CHURCHES. -•

Antigonish, Rev. M. A. Bigelow. Amherst, Rev. D. A. Steele, Rev. George F. id

Miles. Lower and Upper Wilmot, Aylesford, Rev. Charles Tupper, D.D., Rev. 7, A. Stronach, Rev. Obed Parker, Rev. R. Walker. Upper Aylesford, Rev. J. L egm Read. Arcadia, Rev. A. W. Barss. Beaver River, Rev. A. Cogswell. Bridge- e water, Rev. S. March. Baddeck, C. B., Rev. W. McPhee. Bridgetown, Rev. Geo. e Armstrong, A.M. Barr ngton, Rev. W. H. Richan. Cornwallis, Rev. Freeman 'it • Canning. Cunard, Rev. S. B. Kempton. Bill Town, Rev. James Parker. 14rwick, ; Rev. E. O. Reid. Chester, Rev. L J. Skinner, A.B. Clementsport, Rev. G. D. eel Cox. Deerfield, Yarmouth, Rev. J. A. Stubbert. Digby Neck, Rev. J. C. Morse. re Economy, Rev. S. Thompson. Falmouth, Rev. D. G. Shaw, Gaspereau, Rev. S E. F. Forshay. Great Village, Rev. T. A. Blackadar. Granville, Rev. kaiah 11, Wallace, A. M. Guysborough, Rev. R. R. Philip. Halifax, Rev. E. M. Saunders, co Rev. J. E. Goucher. Hantsport, Rev. J. E. Balcom, Rev. T. S. Rand, (Mie-Mac Missionary). Hillsburg, Rev. A. Martell. Hebron, Rev. Mr. Rowe. Kempt, liants 'Co., Rev. George Whithers. Kerala, Queens Co., Rev. P. 0. Foster. >t) ' Liverpool, Rev. A. H. Munro. Long Point, Rev. D. Pileo. Little Cano, Rev. g„,‘ A. W. Barss. Margarie, C. B., Rev. J. F. Kempton, Rev. R. McDonald. Maccan, • Rev. D. McKeon. New Germany, Rev, W. E. Hall,,Rev. B. Taylor. Newport, Rev. George Wethers. Nictaux, Rev. W. G. Parker, Rev. R. S. Morton. Ohio, .1.1 Yarmouth, Rev. J. H. Saunders. On,slow, Rev. B. Scott, Parker's Cove Rev. H. Achilles. Port Medway, Rev. J. F. Torker. Ragged Islands, Rev, R. D. Porter. ; Rawdon, Rev. J. Stevens. St. Mary's, Rev. H. Eagles. St. Mary's Bay, Rev: L. B. Gates. Sydney, C. 13., Rev. George Richardson, Rev. W. Boggs. North et Sydney, Rev. liugh ROSS, Re. T. H. Porter, jr. Sable River, Rev. J. McKenne. Springfield, Rev. P. Murray. Siewiacke, Rev. A. Chipman, Rev. Obed Chute, F. A. M. Truro, Rev. D. W. C. Dimock. Tusket, Rev. M. Normonday. Weymouth, Rev. C. Randall. Wilmot, Rev. N. Vidito, Rev. W. H. Porter, Rev. James ; Reed. Windsor, Rev. D. M. Vielton A. M. Wolfville, Rev. J. M. Cramp, D.D., git Rev. E. A. Crawlew,.D.D., Rev. S. W. DeBlois, A.M., Rev. Thomas A. Higgins, A. M., Rev. John Chase, Rev. W. George. Yarmouth, Rev. George Day.

Ad Nome. SCOTIA BAPTIST Home MISSIONARY SOCIETY.—S. Selden' President ; J. ee

W. Bars and John King, Vice-Presidents ; D.•McN. Parker, M. D., Treasurer ; g a R. N. Beckwith, Secretary ;. John Steele, Auditor.

Board Managers :—Revds. J. E. Balcom, J. M. Cramp, D.D., D. W. C. Dimock, S.w. DeB1,ois, A.M., David Freeman, A.M., A. S. Hunt, A.M., G. F. Miles, E. M. e, Saunders, J. E. Goucher, James Parker, D. M. Welton, A.M., 1. J. Skinner, R. piL R.Philp, and S. Selden, Francis Webber H. N.•Paint, H. R. Cunningham, Alex-ander Robinson, D. Thompson, E. G W. Greenwood, J. Steele Louis Estano ".

S. H. Ranl, William Ackhurst, and J. F. L. Parsons. BAPTIST UONVENTION OF NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK AND P. E. ISLAM1-- ejig

President, Hon. J. W. Johnston ;Vice-Presidents E. A. Crawley, D. D., Rev. C. es Randall, Rev. J. M. Cramp, D. D., Rev. Ç. Spurden, D. D., Hon. A. McL. Seeley, (t Rev. David Crandall ; Secretaries

i Rev. Isaiah Wallace, A. M., Rev. E. C. Cady, ;

A. M.; Treasurer, J. W. Hart, A. M. ; Directorsj, RevdK.A.'if. Thompson, W. A. Coleman, A. S. Hunt, A. M., Henry Angell, I. E. Bill, Thomas Todd, R. D. e• Porter, A. M., D. M. Welton, A. M., W. V. Garner

' W. G. Parker, J. E. Balcom,

Jas. Parker, Rev. G. W. M. Carey, A. M., J. W. Nutting, John Fisher, Joseph Shaw, John King, H. S. Bllnkhorn, Asa 'Coy, Geo. Davis, Avard Longley i John* e IL Harding, A. W. Marsters. -

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BALDWIN '&'CO., Celebrated Rogers' Table and Deebert Cutlery.

UNIVER9ALIST CHURCH.--Halifaz--Rev. Alex. McArthur.

CONGREGATIONAL HINISTERS OF N. S.

Nova $cotia.--Yarmouth, Rev. Arcb. Burpee. Chebogue, ttev. John Gray.Liverpool, Rev. James Melvin, Rev. James McDowell. Milton, Rev. R. B. Black.Pleasant River, Rev. Simeon Sykes. Cornwallis, Rev. J. It, .. Keen. Manchester,.Rev. J. Davis. MargariP, Rev. J. Hart. Halifax, Rev. Mr. Elliott..

AFRICAN BAPTIBT AssoCIATION --Halifax, Rev. Jas: Thomas. Bear River,' Rev. ,James E. Jackson. Preston, Rev. Geo. Neal. Secretary, John R. Thomas.

MIC- MAO MISSIONARY SOCIETY.--Chairman, Dr. J. F. Avery ; Secretary,. J. Far-quhar ;*Treasurer, Geo. H:.Starr. Committee, William Howe, Chas. Robson,Henry N. Paint, Dr. Parker.

SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS.NOVA SCOTIA BIBLE SOCIETY.

(Instituted November 24th, 1813).-Officers elected 18th November-, 1869.-.President, Rev. R. F. Uniackp; A.M. ; Vice-Presidents, Hop. Judge Johnston,James W. Nutting, William:Pryor, Hop. Sir Wrri. Young; Treasurer, S. H.Black.; Secretary, Hon. S. L. Shannon ; Correspondib I g Secretary, James Far-qubar ; Agent, Alexander Russell. Committee,. Revs. Canon ochrKn, A.^i.,P. G. McGregor, G. W. Hill; AM., H Pope,,Joba Wi urra ,. M. Grant, A.M.rW.- MaxvPgll, Andrew King, D:D., Prof. McKnight, Principal. Ross, D D, W. B.Armstrong, J. G. Goucher, -F. A1mon,-C. M. Grant, John Forrest, G. S. Milligan,A.M.; A. W. Turner,'R. Murray, E.-M. Saunders, Rev. A. Simpson, J. Umiacke,Hon. Judge Marshall, Hon. J..- H. Anderson, Hon.M. B. Almon, . Hon. . J. W.Ritchie, Messrs. Jâ,é. F. Avery, M.D., S. Selden, T. A. Brown, W. C. Silver, James.Thomsun; J. G. A. Creighton, C,. Robson, P. Lynch,. P. C. Hill, Geo. H. Starr,Nepéan Clarke, D..M-cBwen; John Starr, W. S. Stirling, C. D.'Hunter, Rev. Mr.Elliott; M. H.- Richey, W., Cunard, J.: B. Morrow, Edward Binney, John S.Ma<;lean, A. K, 'Doull, T. B. Akins,^ RéP. Mr. CampbelL Life Members, by do-nations of tén pounds and ûpwards at and s;nce the formation of the Society,Hon. Samuel Creelman, H. B.. Webster, S. H. Black.

Sqciety's Depository.--=No. 66 Granville Street, opposité Province Building.

HALIFAX LADIES' BIBLE ASSOCIATION.President, Mrs. D. Allison ; Treasurer, Mrs. N. Binney-; —Secrétary, - Mrs. E.

Binney ; Collectors, Mrs. . McLean, Mrs. J. McLean,. Mrs. Liddell, Mrs. Elias -Marshall, Mrs. D. Parker, 'b'Irs. M.;Richey, ;IZrs. C.. Black, Mrs. E. Smitb; Mrs. C.Hosternian, Mrs. R. Tremain, Mrs. T. Morris, Mrs. T. 'A. Anderson, Mrs. J. F.Richardson, Miss E. Wells, Miss - Tremain, Miss Forrester, Miss Starr, Miss M.Munson,iMiss Hosterman, Miss J. Brown, Miss J. -Stairs, Miss F. Pryor, MissBraine, Miss E. Marshall, Miss L. Montgomery. Bible Woman, Mrs. Tatterson.

YOUNG MEN'S,CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,

1 183 Hollis.-Office Bearers ; President, John ,S. MacLean; Tice_PresidentsA. K. Doull, P. Carteret Hill, Honorable Dr. Parker, J. B. Morr.ow, HonorableS. . L. Shannon, W. Rochë, junr: ;^ Secretary, Thomas Clarke ; Treasurer,Samuel H. Black. General Comiiiittee J. C. Mackintosh, M. "M. Lindsay,W. B. McNutt, J. Farquhar, W. H. Wiswéll, Geo: Cunninghaîn, J: S.-Smith, E: D. Miller, Gedrge,.iVlitchell, R. N.Beckwith, D.''Henry Starr, JosephBell, J. W. Watt, Dr. H ie^, R. M: King, Waller B. Reynolds, W. H. 'Waddell,George MacLean, A'(,^• "tsremner, , H. N: , Paint, ^W. 'G: Pender, 'E. ^D: King, D. J.Smith, A. Patterson, W. H. Neal. LifeMembers ; . Hon.. Enos Collins, Hon. M,.B. Almon, Hon. J. I H. Anderson, Hon. Chiéf Justice Yôung, Géorge H. Starr, J.C: Allison; William Haré, William Cunard, Henry Boggs, W. B. Fairbanks '^P.

. Miller, James Forman, J. St 'rling, M.D., R.N., Edward 'Binney. ' Library^and^Reading, Room open every da (except Sunday) from 10 A.M. .tô 10. P.M.*tl .

AFRICAN EPIBCOPAL. METHODIST CHIII OH.- Halifag, Rev. S. Goosely.

BMITxERB &SONS, Dry Colors In gréat varlety, 40'and p^t1ranville' Street,"Halifaa..

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Wâ. L. DQDGtE 8t CO., Doors, Sashes, 8tc., Fresh Water, Halifax.

EARLY CLOSIl^qAND YOUNG MEN'S MUTUAL 1MPROVE,IIENTASSOCIATION OFHALIFAX.

President, J. H. Townsend ; Vice-President, J. C:Mahon ; Recording Secre- 014tary,. E. L. Fenerty ; Assistant Recording Secretary, T. W, -Johns; Financial 0&cretary, C. S. Curran; Treasurer, John R. Townsend;., Sergeant at Arms, W. wDavey. 9

Cornmittee of M"anagement.--J. W. Beninett, Chairmaii,.G. D. Marvsn, S. S. Scott; :John DeWolf, Prof Liechti, W. McNab, F. Jubien, C. Balcam,. A. Adams, J. B.Bennett, F. H. Reynolds, H. Belden,. A. P. Rolph, S. Jordan, N. F. Greenwood, ''Secretary

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NOVA SCOTIA INSTITUTE ON NATURAI, SCIENCE.

J. M. Jones, Esq., President; Dr. J. B. Gilpin, Dr. DeWolfe, Vice-Presidents,W. C.. Silver, Esq., Treasurer ;,9Pm. Gossip, Esq., Honorary Secretary; Council,.,Capt. King, R. A., Jos. Knight, Esq., Capt. L'Estrange; ; R. A., P. S. Hamilton,Esq , Jos.'Bell, Esq., Frederick Allison, Esq.,'Dr. Côgswell.

NOVA SCOTIA PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY ANDSAVINGS' FUND.

Trustees, W. J. Almon, M.D., Stephen Selden, A. M. Uniacke ; Directors, J. W.Young, J. P. Mott ; President, W. M. Harrington ;- Vice Presidents, J. J. Sawyer;J. A. Moren ; Bankers, the Union Bank 'of Halifax ; Solicitor, J.W. Johnston, jun.,Survey6r, Duncan Grant ; Auditors, John T. Wylde, Charles Robson ; Secretaryand Treasurer, -J. W. Burton.

PERMANENT PROVINCIAL BUILDING SOCIETY.

President, W. Roche,; Vice-President, C..D. Hunter ; Directors, R. Cunning-lam, W. H. Pallister, E. J. Lordly? Robt. Boak,.jun., J. Woodill, Hon. A. Keith,$on. _ S. L. Shannon, G.- A. S. Crichton, John Doull, Joseph Wier, Wm. Jordan,G. F. WainwTight ; Trustees, James Forman, Jeremiah Nortbup, W. I. Coleman;Secretary, Henry Wiswell ; Office Union -Marine Insurance Buildings, offices No.7 and 8; Executive Committee, W. Roche, President ; C. D. Hunter, Vice-President ; E. J. Lordly,. R. Cunningham, W. -H. Pallister ; Solicitor, Wm. M.'Gray ; Banker, Bank of N. S. ; Surveyor, J. McNutt.. .

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ' , .

Exeçutive Committee.-Presidenti' W..Pryor; John Deuil, M. B. Almon, B. W.Salter,•:R.,,B.oak, j an., G. P: Mitchell, Hon. W. J. Stairs, A. G. Jones, J: Northup,J. T. Wÿide, J. P. Mott, J. S. McLean, R. J. Hart, G. H. Starr, J. H.. Harvey,aecretary.

CHARITABLE IRISH SOCIETY. '

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Pxesident, M. B. Daly; Vice-President, Ald. Flynn ; lst Asst. Vice-PreQident,P. 0. b'Iullin ; 2nd'do., M. Carney.; Treasurer, L G. Power ; Secretary, ThomasP. Connolly; Assistant-Secretary, James J. O'Brien. Committee of Charity.-Marshal, J. M. Sullivan, Laurence Verricker, Thomas Q'Malley, TimothyMalone, John Ead, James Mackie, Matthew. Scanlon. Committee of Investiga-tion.-John Hannan, , Jamm Maloney, Stephen Stracey, James Brophy; ltiies--senger, Thomas O'Connor.

deweliery, Watches, Plate and Plated Wkare at ^. 8, BROWN'1^,108 t^rannilleSt..

BALDWIN 8s CO., 191 Hollis St., Wholesale Importers of Stationery of Every Kinds .

HALIFAX DISPENSARY.

Re-organized in 1867. President, Rev. Canon Cochran, M.A. ; Vice-Presi dent, James Cochran, Esq., M.P.P., P. C. Hill, Esq., D kC.L. ; Directors., His Worship the Mayor, J. S. Maclean, Esq., John Doull, Esq., Rev. George M. Grant, S. Fairbanks, Esq., John Barron, Ehq. Treasurer, T. E. Benny, Esq.; Secretary, Charles Fletcher, Esq. ; Consulting Physicians, Dr. W. J. Almon, Dr. D. McN. Parker, Dr. J. Tiernan, Dr. Rufus Black, Dr. A. G. Hattie ; Attend-ing Physicians, Dr. C. Gossip, Dr. W. Wickwire, Dr. V. N. Parker, Dr. J. Somers, Dr. A. P. Reid; and Dr. T. R. Almon ; Visiting Physicians, South Dis-trict, Dr. A. H. Woodill ; Middle District, Dr. Edward Farrell; North District, Dr. C. D. Rigby ; Resident Apothecary, C. E. Putner, jun.

NOVA SCOTIA MEDICAL SOCIETY.

President, Dr. C. C. Hamilton, King's County ; Vice-Presidents, Dr. G. J. Farish, Dr. C. J. Gossip; R,ecording Secretary, Dr. Edward Farrell, Halifax ; Corresponding Secretary, Dr. A. P. Reid, Halifax ; Treasurer, Dr. A. J. Cowie, Halifax.

COMMITTEES.

On Medicine.:—Dr. G. J. Farish, Yarmouth ; Dr. C. J. Gossip, Halifax; Dr. A. P. Reid, Halifax.

t On Surgery.—Dr. D. McN. Parker, Halifax ; Dr. G. M. Johnston, 13 ctou ; Dr.

D. Muir, Truro. On Obstetrics.—Dr. W. J. Almon, Halifax ; Dr. A. G. Hattie, Halifax; Dr•

B. D. Fraser, Windsor. All registered Medical men in Nova Scotia are metnbers.

HALIFAX MEDICAL SOCIETY.

President, ----; Vice-President, W. J. Almon, M.D., Halifax; Secretary and Treasurer, Charles J. Gossip, M.D., Halifax ; AsSistant-Secretary, Edward Farrell, M.D., Halifax. Council.—Hon. D.McN. Parker, M.D., L.R.C.S.E, Halifax ; Alex. T. Reid, M.D , L.R.C.S.E., Halifax.

MEMBERS.

Almon, T. R.f M.D., Halifax. Almon, W. J., M.D., Halifax. Black, R. S., M.D., L.R.C.S.E., Halifax. Campbell, R. S., M D., Dartmouth. Carey R. 11,Y.D., Gay's River. Cowle, A. J., M.D., Halifax. Crane, Chandler, M.D., Halifax. Croucher, A. E., M.D., St. Margaret's

Bay. Desbrisay, C. M., M.D., Dartmouth. De Wolf, James R., M.D., L.R.C,S.E.,

Dartmouth. Farrell, Edward, M.D., Halifax. Forrest, A., M.D., L.R.0 S.E., Halifax. Garvie, F. F., M.D., Halifax. Garvie, John B., M.D.,.Halifax. Gossip, Charles J., M.D., Halifax. Hattie, Alex. G., M.D., Halifax. Leaver, Thomas C., M.D., Halifax. Moran, Arthur, M.D., Halifax. Morris, Charles, M.D., Middle Musquo-

doboit.

McFatridge, Robert, M.D., Halifax. McBeagney, R. W., M.D., Dartmouth. Parker, Elon.D.ScN., M.D.,L.R.C.S.E.,

Halifax. Parker, L. Van Ess, M.D., Halifax. Pearson, William, L.R.S., Upper Mae-

quodoboit. Reid, Alex. P., M.D., L.R.C.S.E., Hal-

ifax. Rigby, Charles D., M.D.

' Halifax.

Halifax.Ross, James D., M.D., Halifax. Slayter, W. B., M.D., Halifax. Stevenson, R. R., M.D., Upper. Stew-

iacke. Sommer, John, M.D., Haliflur. Tupper, Hon. Charles C. B., MI., L.

R.C.S.E., Halifax. Walsh, Thomas, M.D., Halifax. Weeks, W. H., M.D., Dartmouth. Wickwire W. N., M.D., Halifax. Woodill, A. E., M.D., Halifax.

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MIMES ék SONS, Paints and Oilsj 'best quality, 40 and 42 Granville 'St., Halifax

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. WK. L. DODGE, & Co., Scroll Work of all kinds, Fresh Water, Halifax.

FRUIT GROWERS' ASSOCIATION AND INTERNATIONAL SHOWSOCIETY.

Patron, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor.; President, C. C. Hamilton,Esq., M.D.; Vice-Presidents, King's County, Richard Starr, Esq. ; AnnapolisCounty, Oliver Foster, Esq. ; Halifax County, George A. S. Crichton, Esq. ;Colchester County, ;- Hants County, George Creed, Esq.;Council, D. R. Eaton, Robert W. Starr, George V. .Rand, J. M. Parker, LeanderRand, Isaac Longley, T. W. Chesley, Avard Longley, Herbert Harris, J. G.Byrne, J. E. Fellows, and A. H. Johnson, Esqrs. ; Corresponding Secretary, D.Henry Starr, Esq:; Secretary and Treasurer, J. .R. Hea, Esq., ,D.Ç.L.; AssistantSecretary, R. W. Starr, Esq.

BRITISH AMERICAN BOOK AND TR ACT SOCIETY.

President, Hon. M. B. Almon ; Vice-Presidents, Rev. G. S. Milligan, Rev. J. E.Goucher, Rev. G. W. Hill, Rev. John Forrest; Treasurer, George H. Starr ;Auditors, R. N. Beckwith, Joseph Bell ; Directors, Rev. F. Almon, Rev_: E.M. Saunders, Rev. A. Simpson, 'Rev. R. Murray, W. S. Stirling, J. S. Maclean,T. A. Brown, A. K. Doull, D. H. Starr, W. Montgomery, D. Blackwood, Hon.Dr. Parker, T. F. Bnight, W. B. McNutt, W. Roche, jun., J. Grierson, H. N.Paint, P. Lynch, P. Thomson ; Publication Committee, Rev. F: Almon, Rev. R.Murray, Rev. J. E. Goucher; Finance Committee. D. Blackwood, H. N. Paint,W. B. McNutt, W. Montgomery, T. A. Brown ; Distributing Committee, Rev. ASimpson, Rev. E. M. Saunders, T. F. Knight, W. Roche, jan., D. ;H.. Starr ; Secre-,tary, Rev. A. McBean.

NORTH BRITISH SOCIETY OF HALIFAX.

Officers, 4c.-President, C. Murdock ; Vice ^President, W. Murray ; SeniorAssistant President, Donald àiurrap ; Junior Assistant President, D. Stirling ;Treasurer, J. J. Bremner; Secretary, JamwS. McDonald ; Assistant Secretary,Thomas S, Reid; Committee of Charity, A.Stephen, G. Buist, D. Keith, M. Mac-Ilreith, George Esson ; Chaplain, Rev. Willtam'Magwell ; Piper, John McKenzie ;uesaenger, John Patterson ; Marshal, Capt R. Brechin. Quarterly meetingsheld at the Halifax hotel on the let Thursday in February, May, August, Novem-ber, the last bèing the annual meeting,

NOVA SCOTIA BARRISTERS' SOCIETY.

President, Hori. J. W. Ritchie ; Vice-President, -------- ; Council, BeamishMurdoch, Q.0.; Hon. S. L. Shannon, M. H. Richey, Hiram Blanchard, AlexanderJames, James Thomson ; Secretary, J. S. D. Thomson.

NOVA SCOTIA HORTICIILTURAL SOCIETY.

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President, J. F. Avery, M.D.; Vice-President,. His Worship the Mayor; Direc-tors, Peter Ross, (Treasurer, &c.), Andrew Mitch-ell, George C. Whidden, Wm.J. Coleman and John R. Murray.

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ST. GEORGE'S WCIET-Y.

President, George S. Yates ; Vice-President, E. Dddson ; First Assistant do.,P.W. Sutcliffe ; Second Assistant. do.; William Humphrey; _Treagurer,'R:Woodill; 1

Assistant 'Treasurer, G. T. Smithers. ; Secretary, - C. Hawbolt ;. Assiatant Secre-

tary, W. J. Wallace ; Marshal, John Shean ; Physicians, Dra. Almon and Gil^in.;Chaplains, ^Rèv.'Dean Bullock and Rev. John Abbott; Committee of Manage-

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BALDWIN & CO., 191 Hollis St., Wholesale Dealers in Hair Oils and Perfumery.

ment—The Marshal, Chairman ; William Murray, J. Della Torre George Payne, sen., and W. J. Wallace. Committee of Charity.—E. W. Sutcliffe, Chairman; J. B. Smithers, John Hatch, Charles Downey and Jacob Payne.

HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF NOVA SCOTIA.

Chief, Hon. A. Keith, P.L.C. ; President, George Anderson ; Vice-President, —Asst. Vice-President, T. W. Arthur ; Directors, D. G. Keith, Robert Burton, John Boyd ; Secretary, Douglas McLeod ; Asst. Secretary, John Sutherland ; Treasurer, Hu. Gray Murray ; Messenger and Marshal, William Hood ; Pipers, John McKenzie and John Patterson. Quarterly meetings, 3rd Thursday in May, August, November, and February.

HALIFAX CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY. Grocery, 193 Barrington Street ; President, James Martin ; Vice-President,

M. J. Clinton ; Secretary, R. J. Wilson ; Treasurer, John Heenan. Board of Directors.—The P., the V. P.

' and Secretary; Mr. Murray, H. A. Ta'.

lot, Norman McDonald, John Heenan, James Farquhar, James McIntosh, A. Sinfield ; Manager, William Wilson ; Clerk, Michael Heenan.

GERMANIA SOCIETY.

President, F. Liebmann, sen. ; Vice-President, Henry Hesslein ; Treasurer' J.

Cornelius ; Secretary, A. Clemen. Meetings on Wednesdays, at 8 o'clock,

13'31; Cornelius

NOVA SCOTIA ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

Incorporated by Act of the Provincial Legislature, 1851.—Capital, £30,000. President, E. D. Meynell. Executive Committee

' Chas. H. M. Black, W. M.

Barrington, Hon. R. B. Dickey, Jessie Hoyt, Secretary and Treasurer, William Twining. Office No. 10 Prince Street ;

THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

Lessees of all the Telegraph lines in Nova Scotia. Proèrie tors of the Tele-graph lines from Plaister Cove, C.B., to New Orleans.

Department of Nova Scotia.—Superintendent, R. T. Clinch ; Assistant Superb> ' tendent, Alexander E. Hoyt ; Cashier and Auditor, W. H. Wiswell ; Manager Halifax office, A. G. McDonald. Chief office, 148 Hollis street.

ACADIA POWDER COMPANY.

President, Thomas Abbott; Directors, L. J. Morton and George Esson; Superintendent, Wells Lain.

CHEBUCTO MARINE RAILWAY COMPANY.

President, G. A. McKenzie ; Secretary, J. T. Wylde ; Directors, George Esson, J. W. Turner.

HALIFAX STEAMBOAT COMPANY. President, Hon. M. B. Almon ; Secretary, G. M. Black ; Agent and Manager,

Geo. A. McKenzie. Directors, Dominick Farrell, D. Parker, James W. Merkel,

HALIFAX GAS COMPANY.

Capital $280,000.—President, James Donaldson ; Directors, Hon. J. H. Ander-son, James Tremain, J. J. Sawyer, J. W. Merkell, Geo. Esson and W. J. Stairs; Manager, Geo. Buist ; Secretary, W. L..Bill ; Clerks, J.W. Jones, F. A. Benneger.

SMITHERS & BONS, Green and Blue Glass, at 40 & 42 Granville St, Halifax.

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President, Robert Noble ; Directors, Thomas Wesley, John Metzler, John ti Longard, R. H. Wetmore, B. G. Gray, James Farquhar ; Secretary and Treasurer, à H. G. Laurilliard.

LAKE AND RIVER NAVIGATION COMPANY.

President, James F; Avery, M.D. ; Secretary and Manager, G. A. S. Crichton Directors, M. P. Black and John Stairs. Pit

MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE AND READING ROOM.

Charles M. Creed, proprietor and superintendent, 158 Hollis Street.

CMS.

HALIFAX CLUB.

Committee of Management.— Partent Hill, Chairmàn ; Hon. M. B. Almon, ex oficio ; lion. E. Kenny, ex officio; William Cunard, ex officio . Edward Binnie, Roble Uniacke, John T. Wylde, M. B. Almon, jun., George C. Harvey, William J. Lewis, W. Myers Gray, T. Abbott, Thomas E. Kenny, C. Stuart Silver, James Thomson, Lemuel J. Morton, William H. Creighton; John Duffus, Honorary Treasurer ; Frederick Allison, Secretary.

ROYAL HALIFAX YACHT CLUB.

Patron.—His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Vice Patrons.—The Most Noble the Marquis of Normanby ; Vice-Admiral Sir Houston Stewart, K.C.B. ; Vice-Admiral Sir Alex. Milne, K.C.B. ; His Honor Major General Sir C. Hastings Doyle, C. B., Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia; His Worship the Mayor of Halifax.

Commodore, J. M. Watson, sloop " Squirrel" ; Vice-Commodore, S. A. White, schr. " ----" ; Captain, J. B. Garvie, M.D. ; Secretary and Treasurer, Richard Gorham ; Sailing Committee, A. Pillsbury, John T. Compton, E. J. Davys, Richard Lawson, Capt.. James O'Brien ; Measurers of Yachts

' A. Pills-

bury, Joseph Starr; Auditors, John N. Grant, J. W. K. Johnston ; Stewards, C. J. Gossip, M.D., A. Pillsbury, F. W. Bullock.

CATHOLIC YOUNG MENS' CLUB.

President, Francis O'Connor ; Vice do. J. J. Donahoe ; Treasurer, John Rear-don ; Secretary, Thomas P. Connolly ; Assist. do. Wm. C. Walsh ; Council-lors, Patrick O'Brien, Laurence F. Power, Stephen

do., James Sunderland.—

Club Building, No. 1 Grafton St., formerly St. Mary's College. Open every even-ing, Sundays excepted.

PHOENIX CRICKET CLUB.

President, Albert R. Payne ; Vice-President, A. Stephen Jr.; Secretary and Treas., Geo. J. B. Garvie ; Field Captain, John W. Gorham. Annual meeting held first‘week in May.

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,HALIFAX TEMPERANCE HALL COMPANY.

INSTITUTIONS. INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB.

Gottingen Street, Halifax, N. S. Patron.—His Honor Major-General Sir Charles Hastings Doyle, Lieutenant.

Governor of the Province of Nova Scotia. Directors, Hon. J. H. Anderson,

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BALDWIN & CO., 191 fouis St., Wholesale Dealers in Bruhes & Combs.

Chairman ; Charles Cogswell, M.D.; Charles Murdoch, George H. Starr, Treas.; Charles Robson, Hon. D. McNeil Parker, M.D., Rev. Canon Cochran, M.A., Se-cretary ; Principal, J. Scott Hutton ; Assistant Teacher, Mr, Win. Gray ; Matron, Mrs. yinecove ' . Physician, Hon. D. McN. Parker, M.D., ig.L.c.; Dentist, Dr. Alfred Cogswell.

HOME FOR THE AGED. General Committee.—Mrs. R. F. Uniacke, Mrs. C. Murdoch, Mrs. T. A. Ander-

son, Mrs. G. E. Starr, Mrs. J. Sweet, Mrs. J. Hamilton, Mrs. J. Hart, Mrs. Biz-zett, Mrs. J. Liddell, Mrs. S. Stirling, Mrs. Cunard, Miss Cogswell, Miss N. Starr, Miss Clarke, Miss Hierliby, Miss Forrest, Miss Forrester, Secretary ; Miss Nord-beck, Sub-Treas.

Admission Committee.—Mrs. R. F. Uniacke, Mrs. J. Liddell, Mrs. Cunard, Miss Cogswell, Mrs. Selden, Mrs. G. H. Starr, Mrs. S. Stirling.

Visiting Committee.—Mrs. Ed. Binney, Mrs. C. Murdoch, Mrs. Wm. Canard, Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Selden, Miss Hierlihy, Miss Fozzard, Miss Clarke, Mrs. T. A. Anderson, Mrs. Bizzett, Mrs. S. Stirling.

Trustees.—Chs. Murdoch, D. licN. Parker, M.D.; Treasurer, Edward Binney.

NOVA SCOTIA INSTITUTE OF NATURAL SCIENCE.

Officers.—J. M. Jones, F. L. S., President; Dr. B. Gilpin, Dr. DeWolf, Vice-Presidenti3 ; W. C. Silver, Treasurer ; Win. Gossip, Secretary.

Council.—J. H. .Duvar, P. S. Hamilton, Joseph Bell, Captain King, R. A., J. Rutherford, Captain L'Estrange, R.A.., Thomas F. Knight and J. Campbell. The Anniversary Meeting of the Institute is held on the second Wednesday in Octo-ber.

PROTESTANT ORPHANS' HOME.

Governors.—William Canard, President; Honorable M. B. Almon, Vice-Pre-sident ; Edward Binney, Treasurer and Secretary ; Honorable Chief Justice Young, John Donn, Robert Boa,k, jan., George H. Starr, James C. Cogswell, Alfred G. Jones, Dr. D. McN. Parker, Rev R. F. Uniacke, Rev. W. Hill.

PROTESTANT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

Gentlemen's Committee.—P. C. Hill, Chairman, J. S. Maclean, W. S. Stirling,

G. R. Anderson, Rev. Geo. W. Hill, Rev. A. W. Turner, Rev. E. M. Saunders, W. H. Neal, A. K. Doull, Rev. Geo. M. Grant, Rev. A. Simpson, E. D. Meynell, W. Cunard, H N. Paint.

Ladies' Committee.—Miss Cogswell, Mrs. R. Tremain, Mrs. Howe, assisted by other Ladies.

Treasurer, Richard Tremain ; Secretary, Joseph S. Belcher ; Surgeon, Dr. Hattie Sub-Committees, Finance Committée, Rev. G. M. Grant and J. S. Maclean ; Clothing Committee, G. R. Anderson, A. K. Doull, and W. H. Neal ; Committee on Shoe Class, J. S. Maclean and A. K. Doull ; Superinten. dent, Mr. John Grierson ; Matron, Mrs. Grierson ; Manager of Shoe Department, Mr. Samuel Ayers; Manager Tailor's Department, Mr. Boyd ; Manager Cabinet Maker's Department, Mr. Grierson.

PROVINCIAL HOSPITA.L FOR THE INSANE. Commissioner of Mines and Works; Honorable Robert Robertson, M. E. C., M.

P.P., &c. &c. Board of Commissioners, Geo. G. Dunstan, jun., Chairman ; Thos. E. Murphy, James Duggan ; Treasurer,Honorable William Annand ; Medical Superintendent,James R. DeWolf, M.D ,..1.R.C.S.E.; Assistant Physician, Robert W. McKeagney, M.D..

' Storekeeper, George Downie ; Housekeeper, Mrs. R. D.

Dickson ; Supervisors, Mrs. Sandifer, :phn H. McNab ; Engineer, R. D. Dickson.

SNITRERS & SONS, Glaziers' Diamonds, T Squares. &o., Granville Street, Halite

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we L. DODGE it CO., Blinds, Moulding, &c., Fresh Water, Halifax

PROVINCIAL AND CITY HOSPITAL. M Commissioners : Hou. E. Kenny, Chairman ,• G. P, Mitchell , Vice-Chairman ;

R.S. Black, M.D., S. Trenaman, H. Pryor, His Worship the Mayor, P. C. Hill, J. 0 Conway, D. McN.Parker, W. Dunbar, P. Power, J. H. Reynolds Secretary. eiel

WA.TER DEPARTMENT. Office, Bell's Lane. Commissioners : John A. Bell, Chairman ; John L. Barry,

Edward J. Longard ; Superintendent, John P. Muir ; Secretary, Sam. Boreham, LIBRARIES.

CITIZENS' LIBRARY.

Committeei Alderman James Tobin, (Chairman,) Messrs. Richardson, Gossip, Ôt

Murphy, Cullen, Jennings. HALIFAX LIBRARY.

Chairman, H.C.D. Twining ; Vice-Chairman, S. W. DeBlois ; Treasurer, A. 0

Hanshaw •, Secretary and Librarian, S. Creed ; Committee, W. C. Silver, John éreg Sinclair, Peter Ross, J. W. K. Johnston, J. B. Oxley. 1.%

LEGISLATIVE LIBRARY. (Provincial Building, Halifax.) mg

Committee, Hon. W. J. Stairs, M.L.C. (Chairman), Hon. W.B. Vail, Provincia

Secretary ; Hon. M. B. Almon, M. L. C., Jeremiah Northup, M. P. P.; Librarian 11 James Venables. • 0

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Directors, W. Pryor, President, P. C. Hill, Brenton H. Collins ; Cashier and eb,

Accountant, Samuel H. Black ; Teller, M. G. Black ; Clerk, James C. Wilkie • e Messenger, H. Hamilton,

Discount Days, Mondays and Thursdays. 0 Its

BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA. 0

Directors, Hou. M. B. Linon, Hon. J. H. Anderson, Daniel Cronan, James PP Donaldson, William Hare, Hon. Alex. Keith, John Doull 3 James Tremain, An- e drew M. Uniacke.

President, In M. B. Almon ; Outlier, James Forman ; Accountant, James C. g

Mackintosh ; Tellers, T.P. Studd, Thomas Clay ;/0Ierks, Thomas Caldwell Thos. ; W. Jones ; Messenger, George Anderson. '

Agents, Pictou, James Primrose ; Yarmouth; James Murray, jun.; Ontario and Quebec

' Bank of Montreal and Branches ; New Brunswick, Bank of New Bruns-

wick, St. John • Newfoundland, Union Bank ; P.E. Island, Bank of P.E. Island ; Boston National New York Bank ; New York Merchants' Bank ; London, Williams Deacon & Co.; Edinburgh and Glasgow, British Linen Company.

Discount Days, every week day. --\\ BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.

(Elteished in London ; capital, £1,000,000.)

Halifax Br , ch.-41anager, Jamel Goldin ; Directors, Hon. James McNab, J. B Bland, S. N Binney ; Accountant, Alex. S. Firnie ; Teller, E. Dewar, jun.;

lerks, Alfred S. f,é)ord, Alfred Satither, James Henry; General Manager, Thos. c aton ; Messenger, John Roxby.; • PI

Superior Electro ant'Albata Plate, beat value, M., M. 8. BROWN'S, 108 Granville St. be4

BANKS.

The Banks of the City are clnsed on Saturday at one o'clock. HALIFAX. 'BANKING COMPANY.

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BALDWIN 8t CO., 191 Hollie at,, Every Description of TobROOnixte, Goods.

This Bank has Branches at Quebec, Montreal (Q.), Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa,London, Brantford, Dundas and Kingston (0.); St. John, New Brunswick; Vic-toria, Vancouver's Island ; Barkerville, British Columbia.

Agents in New York, Walter Watson, -C: M. Mylrea and Hugh Simpson.

'Discount Days, every week day.

Agents in San Francisco, F. H. Grain and T. Menzies.

Discount Days, Wednesdays and Saturdays..

UNION BANK OF HALIFAX.

Directors :-J. A. Moren, President ; John Gibson, William J. Stairs, RobertBoak, Martin P. Black, R. J. Hart, W. P. West; Cashier, W. S. Stirling ; Ac-countant, H. Y. Clarke ; Teller, E. H. Reeves ; Clerk, J. B. Ditmars ; Messenger,Thomas àkinner ; Agents, London and Westminster Bank; Scotland, ClydesdaleBanking Company; New York, Bank of the Republic ; Boston, Merchants' Bank;Newfoundland, Commercial Bank of Newfoundland ; Quebec and Ontario, LaBanque du Peuple ; St. John, N. B., Bank of Ne,w Brunswick.

Discoùnt Days, every week day.

MERCHANTS' BANK.

Established 1864.Directors, J. W. Merkel, Thomas C. Binnear, Thomas E. Kenny, James B.

Duffas, William Cunard, John Tobin, Jeremiah Northup; Cashier, George Mc-Lean ; Tell'er, Henry Romans ; Clerk, C. A. P. Francklyn ; Messenger, WilliamHood ; Agents, London, Imperial Bank ; St. John, N.B., Bank of New Brunswick ;Newfoundland, Union Bank ; P. E. Island, Union Bank.

PEOPLE'S BANK.

Directors, George H. Starr, James Cochran, Charles H. M. Black, W. J. Cole-man, R. W. Frazer, N. L. West, John W. Young; Cashier, Peter Jack; Teller,R. T. Braine; Accountant, J. S. MacDonald ; Clerk, H. J.. Parker; Messenger,G. H. Wiswell ; Agents, London, -Union Bank ; New York, Bank of New York;,St. John, N. B., Bank of New Briinswick ; Newfoundland, Union Bank; Agdncieaof Bank at Wolfville and New Glasgow.

BANK OF MONTREAL-HALIFAX AGENCY.

E. C. Jones, Agent; George Inglis, Teller and Accountant; G. A. Sawyerr,clerk.

SAVINGS BANK.

J. R. Wallace, Cashier; J. Goudge, clerk.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

• ACADIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Capital"1100,000.-Directors, John Tobin, (President,) Robert Boak, jun.,James A. Moren, James Cochran, E. Smith, A. G. Jones, William J. Coleman;Secretary, John H. Harvey, No. 9 Prince Street,

HALIFAX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Capital, ^C60,000 --Directors, A. JM. Uniacke, President; John W. Young,Vice-President; John Gibson, William Mackay, John P. Mott, Robert Noble,Geo. Essen; Secretary and Treasurer, Richard Tremain, 64 Bedford Row.

MERCHANTS' MARINE INSURANCE COMPA.NY.

Directors, Robert -Boak, president, 'Jairus Hart, Vice-President ; R. W.

f^ITHE$S & 80N$, Rules, Putty, and Palette Knives, 40 and 42 Granville Street. *

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Fraser, George H. Starr, William P . West, Daniel Cronan, John T . Wylde ;Sezretary, Charles W. Wright ; Office, No 10 Prince street .

NOVA SCOTIA MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.Capital, X40,00O .-President, Wiliam Pryor ; Directors, Alfred G . Jones,

Jobn S . Maclean, William B. Fairbanks, Andrew Mitchell, George P . Mitchell ;Auditors, J . W. Merkell, George Tremain ; Broker, Henry Yeomans . BedfordRow.

UNION MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NOVA SCOTIA.Capital, X40,00O .- President, William Roche ; Directors, Jame1 9 A . Moien ,

John U. Ross, Nat . L . Westj John Gibson, W . B. Hamilton, B . W. Salter ;Auditors, John. 'Watt, Edward Pryor i Secretary, George R . Dimock. Offices'Bedford Row .NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE

COMPANY .Capital, X2)000,000 .-Agent,, Henry Pryor . Office City Court House .

QUEEN FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL G. B.Capital, X2,000,000 Stg .-Agent, Stephen Tobin . Office head Tobin's Wharf)

Upper Water.ROYAL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL, G. B .

Capital, X2,000,000 Stg .-Agent, Hugh Hartshorne, Bedford Row .LONDON AND .LANCASHIRE LIFE ASSURANCE 00.1 ESTABLI131TED 1862 .

Capital, X100,000 Stg .-A,(ent, Alex W. Scott, 27 Bedford Row .'LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE CO .

Capital ; 43,000,000 Stg.-Agent J. C . Allison, Central Wharf, Upper Waier .NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Assets, $9,000,000 .-President, Wm . H. Tully, Thos. M . Braine, R. D . Meynell,Lewis R. Kirby, John McCulloch ; Treasurers Chas . C . $11ver ; Seely . JosephStarr, 194, Hollis ,

CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY) EILMILTON, ONTARIO.Capital, $1,000,000.-Agent, M . B . Almon, jun ., Lower Water .

MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK .Cash Assets, $ 15,000,000 .-,-Agent, Geo . 0 . Whidden, 11 Prince .

STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.Annual Revenue, X650,000-Agent M . H. Richey, Hollig .

STAR LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON .Capital, X100,000 Stg .-Agent, Martin G. Black) Halifax Bank .

LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND .Accumulated Fund, X1,191,582 Stg .-Secretary, John H . Harvey, 11 Prince .

'EAGLE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON.-gSTABLISHED 1807 .Assets, $3,000,000 Stg.-Agent, Alex W . Scott, 27 Bedford Row .

PROVINCIAL MARINE INSURANOE COXPANY OF 0ANADA .Capital, $800,000 .-Agent, Geo . C . Whidden, It Prince .

. Superlor Electro and Albata Plates best value, &o ., M . g. BROWN, 108 Granville St-

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BALDWIN es CO., 191 Hollis St., Meerschauni &Briar Root Pipes in every variety,

EUROPEAN LIFE AND GUARANTEE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH, G. B., AND MONTREAL, CANADA.

Capital, £1,000,000 Stg.—Agent, W. Myers Getty, 139 Hollis. •

CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT...--ORGANIZED 1846. Charter perpetual.

1, Cash Assets, $20,000,000.—Agent, Alex W. Scott, 27 Bedford Row. TRAVELLERS' LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY OF

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

.e; Agent Joseph Starr, 194 Hollis: , --;UITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Cash Assets, tInrer $9,000,000.—Agent, R. W. Gale, Hollis. •

I PHOENIX MATUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD,

1 CONNECTICUT.

ei Agent, R. R. Andrews.

• SCOTTISH IbIPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

„ Capital, £1,000,000 Stg.—Agent, A. W. Scott, 27 Bedford Row.

ZETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

lei Capital and Asset's, $10,000,000.—Agents, Hutchings Brothers.

WESTERN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF TORONTO.

11- Capital $400,,000.—Agent, Geo. C. Whidden, 11 Prince,

IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. •

":, Capital £1,600,000 Stg.—Agent, Hon. Wm. A. Henry, 16 Bedford Row.

IETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORYCONNECTICUT. ir

7.4 (Incorporated 1819. Charter perpetual.)

r. Cash, Capital and Surplus,$5,000,000.—Agent, Alex.W. Scott, 27 Bedford Row.

COMMERCIAL UNION LIFE INSURANCE OF LONDON. es Agent, C. Thompson, 81 Upper Water.

GUARDIAN LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

Agent, D. R. De Chair, 257 Hollis.

INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.

14 Agent, P. C. Hill, 67 Upper Water.

LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE OF NEW YORK. , `,1:0

Agent, G. C. Whidden, 11 Prince.

PELICA N LIFE INSURANCE OF LOND.ON. Agent, W. Hare, 131 Lower Watër.

PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE OF LONDON.

Agent, W. Hare, 131 Lower Water.

SMITHERS at BONS, Enamelled Glass, 46 and 42 Granville et., Halifax.

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WI!. L. DODGE & CO., Contractors for Buildings, Fresh Watà, Halifax.

PHOENIX MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Agents, Whitman and Twining, 18 Bedford Row.

SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE OF NEW YORK. Agent, G. C. Whidden, 11 Prince.

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. Agent, Isaac J. Wylde, 159 Hollis.

SCOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Agent, Outrun it Co., 14 Bedford Row..

OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Agent, B. W. Salter, 50 Bedford Row. C

FREE MASON&

Information not obtained in time for publication.

TEMPERANCE.

GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE OF NOVA SCOTIA. G. W. P. Hou: Samuel Creelman, Eastville, Upper Stewiacke; G. W. A.,

William C. Bill, Esq., Billtown, KingiCo. ; G. Scribe, P. Monagan, Box 87, P. 0., Halifax ;

Ç. Treas, John Heenan, 32 Starr Street, Halifax ; G. Chap. Rev. G.

O.Huestis, Lunenburg ; G. Con., Clement H. Harrington, Esq., Sydney ; G. Sent., Robinson Thompson, Economy, Colchester County ; • P. G. W. P., David Mar-shall, Esq., New Glasgow ; GRAND' SCRIBE'S OFFICE, 191 Barrington Street, Halifax directly opposite Chalmers' Church. S. of T. Reading Room, Temperance Hall, Halifax. Open every evening except Sunday. President : W. Murray ; Vice-do. F. A. Hennigan ; Sec'y and Treas., P. Monaghan.

The divisions meeting at Halifax are 7. Chebuctn

i 7,30 P. M. Thursday. 8. Micmac, 7,30 P. M. Monday. 8. May-

flower, 7,30 Wednesday. 26. Howard, Tuesday. 96. Athenœum, 7,30 P.M. Friday, meet at Temperance Hall, 237. Richmond, Friday Evening meet at Richmond. 217. Day Spring, Tuesday evening, meet at Mechanics' Institute, Dartmouth.

BRITISH TEMPLARS.

Grand Chief Templar, W. A. Porter, Lockhartville, King's Co. ; Grand Vice Templar, Miss J. A. Hunter, Pictou

' • Grand Sec'y, Frederick A. Lawrence,

Truro ; Grand Treasurer, C. E. Church, Chester ; Grand Lecturer Major Theaks-ton, Wolfville ; Grand Counsellor, Robert Martin, Sydney ; Grand Financier, J. P. Chipman, Kentwille ; Grand Recorder, W. R. Wentzell, Bridgewater ; Grand Marshall, E. Boatman, Annapolis ; Grand Deputy-Marshall, Miss M. A. Dickson, Colchester ; Grand Chaplain, Rev. D. McMillan, Lunenburg • Grand Inner Guard, D. E. Ross, Kings; Grand Outer Guard, R. Craig, Colchesier.

OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS IN NOVA SCOTIA.

G.W.C.I., R. Forman, Acadian Mines ; G.W. Conn, H.C. Upham,Great Village ; V. I., H. J. O'Brien, Great Village ; G. W. Sec'y, Mrs. D. S. Crane, Halifax ;

G. W. I., E. I. McRobert, Great Village ; G. W. D. M. Hattie E. Layton, Great Village; G. W. G., Annie Murray, Economy ; G. W. 8., C. Hodgson, River Philip ; G. W. A. S., L Hodgson River Philip

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NEWSPAPERS.

Abstainer. The Organ of the Grand Division S. of T, and other Temperancebodies in, Nova Scotia. Published wéekly at $2.00 per annum, in advance, byP. Monaghan, 191 Barrington, Halifax. '•

.i?cadian Recorder. Published Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly. Daily-everyEvening (Sundays excepted) $5 per year ; Tri-Weekly, Monday, Wednesday, and-Fr * iday, $2.50 per year in ndvance ; Weekly, :Saturday, $2.00 per year. BlackadarBrothers, publishers, 14 Buckingham Street, Halifax.

British Colonist. Published on Thursday and Saturday mornings, at $2.500per annum; weekly edition, published on Wednesday, at $1.50 per annum;Alpin Grant, publisher and proprietor, 33 and 35 Bedford Row, Halifax..

Christian Messenger. Published on Wednesday, at $2 per annum, in ad-vance ; S. Selden, proprietor and publisher, 59 Granville Street, Halifax.

Evening Express. - Published on Monday, Wednesday.and Friday, at $2.50per annum, in advance, by Compton & Co , 30 and 32 Bedford Row, Halifax.

Halifax Evening Reporter and Times. Published daily and tri-weekly, latteredition issued on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Daily, $5,; tri-weekly, $3:per annum ; Joseph C. Crosskill, editor and proprietor, steam printing office, 28:Bedford Row.

Halifax Citizen. Published tri-weekly, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-day, at $2,50 per annum, in advance ; single copies two cents; È. H.McDonald, editor and proprietor, 25 Sackville Street.

Home and-Foreiyn Record. Published monthly, terms 60 cents per annumror $1 for-two years, James Barnes, publisher, corner of Sackville and GranvilleStreets, Halifax.

Journal ôf ,9griculure. Published monthly ; edited by Dr. Lawson ; printedby James Barnes.

Monthly Record of the Church of Scotland, Halifax. Published by committee of'Synod; printed by James Barnes at 60 cents per anrkum.

Morning Chronicle. Published daily, at $5 per', annum ;. and tri- weekly'on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at $2.50, in advance, or $3 per annum'when not paid in advance; Charles Annand; proprietor, 11 Prince Street'Halifax.

Nova Scotian. Published -every Monday, at $2.00 per annum, in advancerby Charles Annand, 11 prince Street, Halifax.

Presbyterian Witness, Published. every Saturday morning, at $2.50 perannum, in advance, by James Barnes, corner -of Sackville and Granville

Streets, Halifax.Provincial Wesleyan. Published evéry-,;Pdnesday, at $2 per annum, in

advance ; Theopbilus Chamberlain,- prin6r; H. Pickard, D.D., editor, 176Argyle Street, Hailfax.

Royal Gazette. Published weekly'by H. W. Black.adar, 14 Buckingham, StreetrHalifax. Terms $3 per a¢num. ^ ,.

Unionist and Halifax Journal, Published on Monday, Wednesday and Fri-day Mornings, at $2.50 per annum in advance, or $3 at end of year; WilliamA. Penney, proprietor, 165 Hollis Street, Halifax.

Weekly Citizen. Published every Saturday morning, 25 Sackville, by E. M.McDonald ; terms $2 per annum, or $1.50.for a club of five, to one address.

CORPORATION-CITY OF HALIFAX.

Mayor, Stephen Tobin ; Recorder, Wm. Sutherland, Q. C. ; Treasurer, EdwardG. W.Greenwood ; City Clerk, John L. Cragg ; Assistant Clerks, ThomasRbind, Wm. J. Craigen ; Marshal, or High Constable, Garret Côtter; . DeputyMarshal, Donald Yraser ; City Assessor, Jno. L. Barry ; City Medical Officer, J.

SMITHEBS d^ SONS. Boom Paper, Wholesale, at 40 and 42 Granville St,, Halifax..-

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WK. L. DODGE & 00., Pitch Pine Lumber, Fresh. Water, Halifax,

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B. Garvie, M. D.; Surgeon City Prison, J. Bernard Gilpin, M. D.;, City. Architect,Horatio B. Sullen. Clerk of License, Wm. J. Morris.

.fildermen and Justices of the Peaee for the City.-Wxrd, No. :.--Geo. J. Troop,James Pryor, Jno A Sinclair; No. 2-Robert Richardson, Wm. Dunbar, Patk,Mahony; No. 3-John D. Nash, James Butler, W. Myers Gray; No. 4-Jno Mur-phy, Hùgh W. Blackadar, Thos. Walsh ; No. 6--Edward Leahy, Wm.:Barron,Jno. Flynn ; No. 6,-Robert Davis, Wm. Hawley, Douglas H. Story.

Stipenditry Magistrate, Henry Pryor, D. C. L.The City Civil Court, presided, over by the Stipendiary Magistrate-(havitig

jurisdiction of sums up to $80), is held in the -City Court House, Market Square,on the second and fourth Tuesday-,of every month.

The City C,riminal Court meets on the first and third Wednesday of eachmouth, and is also presided over by the Stipendiary Magistrate, having jiirisdic-..tion on all statuable offences, excPpt treason, homicide, burglary, and arson.Clerk of the above Courts, the'City Clerk, or Asst. 'Clerk.

The Police Office is open every week day, from .10 to 3 o'clock, (except on,Saturday when it closes at 1 P.M.) The administration of Police and all ezecu-tive powers of the corporation i3 vested in the StipendiPry Magistrate.

Board of Health-Mayor and Aldermen. Clerk, Thomas Rhind.Committees.-Public Accounts.---Aldermen Troop.(Chairman), Dunbar, Butler,

Blackadar, Flinn, Story. Common-Alderman Mahoney (C3hairmà,n),, Troop,Butler; Blackadar, Barron, Davis. Cemetery---Aldermen Richardson (Chairman),Sinclair, Gray, Blackadar, .Troop, Davis. City Prison-Aldermen Sinclaire(Chairman), Dunbar, Nash, Walsh, Leahy, Horley. City Property=-AldermenNash (Chairman), Pryor, Dunbar, Walsh, Flinn. .Horley. Streets--A,ldermenPryor (Chairman), Butler, Davis. Laws and Privileges-Aldermen Sinclair(Chairman), Richardson, Gray, Walsh, Barron, Horley. Policé-Aldermén Nash(Chairman), Dunbar, Troop, Walsh, Leahy, Horley. Tenders-Aldermen Butler.(Chairman), Pryor, Richardson, Murphv, Leahy, Siory. Hacks and Trucks--Aldormen St?ry (Chairman), Sinclair, Walsh, Flinn. . City Hospital-AldermenMahoney (Chairman), Pryor, Butler, Murphy, Barron, Horley. City Rates and'Taxes-Aldermen Troop (Chairman), Richardson, Gray, Murphy, Barron, Davis.Internal Health-Aldermen Barron (Chairman), Troop, Walsh.. Library--Alder-.-men Mahoney (Chairman), Sinclair, Gray, Blackadar, Flinn, Story. License-Alderman Butler (Chairman), Pryor, Mahoney, Murphy, Leahy, Horley, JohnI'ieef -. .

POLICE DEPAB,TMENT. .

Sergeants-Jobn Storey, Lewis. Hutt, John Foley, David Power, Nicholas,Nèagher.-I)eputy Marshal, James McDonald. Police-John Mulnend, DavidRedmond, John J. Hamilton, Mathew Sullivan, John Héâxns, Bart. Dillon, MartinQuinn,' Nicholas Power; William Fluke, George Morgan, Robert McFarlaneJoseph Tatum, Dennis McGinley, Donald McDonald, John 0. Sullivan, DuncanDtcLean, Samuel H. Ditchfi,ld, John Currie, George Hibbett, George Saxton,Patrick Brophy, John Handley, George Faden, William Martin, William Adams,.John Savage, John . Baker; John Hartenett, Joseph Francis, Thomas Gilfoy,Patrick Mullaney, John A. Hearn.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Chairman, Peter Hogan, Esq..; Secretary, James Duggan, Esq.; Committee ofllianagement, in M. J. Power, Wm. McDonald, Wm. Nisbet, and J. B. SmithersFire Wards in charge of -Engines and Reels No. 1 Steam Engines, DuncanGrant. and John R. Murray, ; No. 2 Steam, John Ead and John Finn; No. 4,Hand,Hugh W. Blackadar and Douglas Storey ; No. 5 Hand, R. T. Roome ; No..8 Wm. Kandick and John D. Cummins ; No. 1 Reel, Michael Kearney, jr.,No. 3 Reel, Willian Gaul; Committee in charge of Plugs, Tanks, OPells,_etG.,.Ward 1 Duncan Grant ; Ward, 2 John McCulloch,-; Ward 3 James Duggan ;

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DI, S. BROWN, 8iilveremith, Sterling BiTver Spoons, Forks &c.,108 GranviIIe St.

BALDWIN & CO., 191 Hollis St., A beautiful variety of Enkagement Rings. •

Ward 4 Hugh W. Blackadar ; Ward 5 John Ead ; Ward 6 Richard T. Roome ; Committee in charge of Engine Houses and other Property, The Chairman/ - Captain of Union Engine Company, and Captain of Union Axe Company ; Com-mittee f Finance, Hugh W. Blackadar, Douglas Storey, John McCulloch, John ri Finn, John R. Murray, and Wm. McDonald ; Committee of Supplies, etc., The Chair an, Michael J. Power an.d William Nisbet. .

UNION FIRE PROTECTION COMPANY.

- (Incorporated, May 1861.) ,

Originally . the Union Engine Co., Established Jug. 8th, 1768.

Regular monthly meetings, third Tuesday of every month at their Hall, Bar. rington street. Officers, Captain, Thomas Bentley ; vice-Captain, George S Yates ; Treasurer, Thomas- E. Everett ; Secretary, Horatio B. Sellon ; Assistant Secretary, Frederick Liebman ; Marshal, James A. Grant. No. 1 Division, Wm. Caldwell, jr., 1 Lieut. ; William Rhind, 2 do. No. 2 Division, William Murray ; 1st Lient. ,• W.George Wiswell, 2nd do. No. 3 Division, Thomas,Power, 1st Lieut. ; William Fraser, jr

' . 2nd do. No. 4 Division, Jonathan Crowe, jr., 1st Lieut. ;

John Houseman, 2nd do. No. 5 Division, L. S. . Hall, 1st Lient. ; Robert Brun-ton, 2nd do. No. 6 Division, Henry Tupper, 1st Lieut. ; Charles Sinclair, 2nd do. ; Thomas McAlpine, keeper of Hall. . , .

Qui b 'Separabit. VOLUNTEER ENGINE COMPANY. '

Established ath August, 1768.

No. 1 Steam Fire Engine (Victoria) Station, Spring Garden Road. No 2 Stearn Fire Engine (Albert), Station, Gottingen Street. No. 1 Hand Engine (Rapid,) Station, Grand Parade. No. 3 Hand Engine(Chebucto) Station, Grand Parade. No. 4 Hand Engine (Resolute) Station, No. 4 Maitland Street. No. 5

na) Station, Islesville, near Wellington Barracks. No. 6 Ma) Station, Spring Garden Road. No. 5 Reels Station, Fresh

rand Parade. 'atrick Lyons, Captain ; Edward Doran, let Lient. No. 1 Steam,

ar,'2nd do. ; John 0. Malley, 1st Lieut. No. 2 Steam, Michael Ayl-ward, 2ner do. , Jeremiah Murphy, lst Lieut. No. 1 Division, John Walsh, 2nd; do ; John Flinn

' 1st Lieut, No. 2 Division, Patrick King, 2nd do ; James Burns,

1st Lieut. No. 3 Division, Mr. Graham, 2nd do ; Jamul Brophy, lst Lient. No. 5 Division, Timothy Mahar, 2nd do ; Walter Burke, let Lient. No. 6 Division, Edward Doran, 2nd do.

UNION AXE COMPANY.

Captain, Patrick Howard ; let Lient., John Jackson ; Marshal, John Warren Secretary, J. Constaine ; Treasurer, John Fraser.

MERCHANTS' PRIVATE SIGNALS.

PORT OF HALIFAX.

RED —James G. A. Creighton & Son, a red Flag, crossed white diagonally. Robert Noble er Sons, do centre a white N. Thomas S. Tobin, do crossed white. Thomas Bolton, a red and white do, red uppermost. G. C. Harvey, a red and bine do., crossed white. John S. Maclean & Co., a red, white and red do. red uppermost.

Band Engine, ( Hand Engine ( Water and at

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APPENDIX. 494

MIMES &SONS, Looking-Glasses of all Sizes, at 40 and 42 Granville St., Halifax

APPENDIX. . , 495

Acadia Moulding Factory, WM. L. DODGE & CO., Wreeh Water, Halifax.

Duffug k Co., a red, blue and white do., meeting at a point in the centre,blue next the mast," white at the end, red top and bottom.

J. T." Wainwright.& Co., a red, white and blue do., red : and white nextthe mast, red uppermost, blue at the end.

T. k S. De Wolf& Son, a red and white do., red uppermost with a redand.white ball in the centre, the red half on the white and thewhite half on the red. .

Young, Hart & Co:, a red-and white do., striped horizontally, with a. .blue star in the centre.

J. M. Watson & Co., a red, white -and blue flarg, divided diagonally, reduppermost, with a red star on the white.

Lawson, Harrington & Co., a red and yellow flag, striped horizontally.Daniel Cronan, a red and white Burgee, white next.the mast.Simon IF. Barss, a red do., with a white St. George's cross,

WHITE.--1Wm. Stairs, Son &"Morrow, a white Flag, centre a blue eqüeme,James A... NIoren, • do. bordered red.John "B. Fay, do. centre a-blue star with -a

small blue star in each corner.aalter &" Twining, . do. crossed red diagonally.R. I. Hart, do. cen tre a red diamond.Edward O. -TAiûing, do. centre a red ball.Albro, Son'& Co., . do. bordered blue.T. C. Kinnear; do. centre a red star, bordered

rep top and..bottom.^ F. Lawaon- & Sons,, do. blue centre, bordered red.*

Black Bros.:& Co., a,white and blue do., white next the mast.Bauld, Gibson & Co., a white and red do,,"checkered.George H. Starr & Co., a wbite Burgee.F. W. Fishwick, a white with it red star.

BLUE.--S. Cunard & Co., a blue Flag, centre a white star.Wm. Pryor dt Sons,, a blue and white do., blue uppermost.'William. B. Hamilton & Co., a blue, white and blue do., blue uppermost.William Hare, a"blue and red do:, crossed white, blue next the mast. .Benjamin Weir & Co:, .a blue, red and -white checkered.Henry Yeomans, a blue and white do., blue neat1he mast.C. D. Hunter &"Cô., a blue, white and red do., blue next the mast:N. L. & J...T. West, a blue Burgee, centre a white star.'George F. Mitchell .& Son; a blue and white do , blue uppermost.Oxley & Co:, a blue and red do., red uppermost.William H. Creighton,. a blue and white do., white next the mast.Bremner, &.Hart, a blue do., crossed white.J. Norman Harvey, a, blue do:, with a white H.J. "F. Phelan, a,- u, white, blue" and white, blue do.," neat the mast.Custom House, a blue FTag, Union Jack in . the upper corner, a crown in

the centre, with a white Q and H below it.E. D. Tucker & Co., a blue with à white ground.

ROYAL HALIFAX YACHT 'CLUB:....-Ensign--blue.

" Commodore-Blue Burgee, centre a gold crown.Vice.Commodore-Blue Burgee, centre "a gold crown, With -a white ball

in thé XTpper corner.Captain-Blue Burgee, centre a gold crown, with two white balls in the

. upper corner.Club Burgee-Blue, with the Provincial Flag in the upper corner.

No S. EROW N, Silversmith, sterling Silver 8podne, Forks, tcrl 108'Qranvüle'Bt.

LIST OF STREETS, ROADS, AND LANES NOT INCLUDED IN THE STREET DIRECTORY.

Bank Head Road, North West Arm. Briar Lane commences at Annandae and

runs North t,o Sackville. Charles Street commences at Dundonald and

runs West to Queen. Cheapside Street commences at Bedford Row

and rtms West to Mollis. - Clewley Road commences at Roble Street and

runs West to North West Arm. Duillis Street commences at Depot and runs

West to Gottingen. Dutch Village Road commences at North

West Arm Bridge and runs North. Dutch Village Road pommences at Gottingen

and runs West. Harvey Street commences at Pleasant and

tuns West to Church. Hawley Street commences at Upper Water

and runs West to Mumford Terrace. Raye Street North end near Young Street. Kempt Road commences at North and runs

- North. Lady Hammand Road commences at Got-

tingen and runs West. Le Marchant Road commences at Studley

Road and runs South to Clewley Road. Longards Road commences Lady Hammond

Road and runs North. Macara Street commences at Gottingen and

runs West to Kempt Road. Melville Island Road commences at Sambre

Road and runs to Melville Island. North West Arm Road commences at Roble

Street and runs West to North West Arm Quinpool Road commences at Roble Street

and runs West to North West Arm Roble Street commences at South and runs

North to North. Sambro Road commences at North West

Arm and rune to St. Marcaret's Bay. St. Margaret's Bay Road commences at North

West Arm and runs to St.Margaret's Bay. St. Paul Road commences at Barnngton and

runs West to Argyle. Studley Road commences at Roble Street and

runs to North West Arm. William Street commences at City and runs

West to Foley, Windsor Road commences at Quinpool Road

and runs Noah.

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BALDWIN 8r CO., 191 Hollis St., Clocks both English 8; French 8; American.

A. RIDGEWAY it CO. (Successors to late T. J. RIDGEWAY,)

CABINET 1AKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, 8t UNDERTAKER 31 BRUNSWICK ST., Cor. HURD'S LANE, HALIFAX, N. S.

Manufacturers of all kinds of Drawing Room, Dining Room, Bed Boom, Library. and Counting Room Furniture of the

Latest and Most Approved Styles, also, Feather Beds, Hair, Wool, Excelsior and

Grass Mattrasses.

jear We pay especial attention to the UNDERTAKING Branch.

MillOGANY, WAINUT tt On COFFINS & CASKETS,

Robes, Face Cloths, Gloves and Hat Bands,

HEARSE & MOURNING COACHES, Etc.

SMITE:En 8; SONS, Paint, Oil and Color Dealers, 40 and 42 Granville St, Halifax.

HALIFAX ADVERTISEMENTS. 497

THOMAS JONES, 10 KING STREET, -

s A. it rt•T rir or CI II N. N. 13.

Keeps constantly on hançl the largest Stock of

t4g rr-*. 1,4'1 in(

In the Lower Provinces, suitable for every purpose, and well selected for

DRY OO011 & 11,111 11111b, For Country Trade, in variety.

FISHING- LINES, AND

w w 1111i 31E s, Of every description.

HOLESALE ONLY

Country Dealers will find the BEST STOCK, and the best Terms for their Trade, at this place, in the Lower Provinces.

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T.A."2"1-.CMEL, Respectfully thanks his many City, Country, and Shore friends for their very liberal patronage during the Twenty years he has been in the Drug business, and would inform them of his

REMOVAL TO

No. 53 BARRINGTON STREET, Laidlaw's Building, corner of Sackville Street, (being the second Street aboyé

the old Stand), under the

G LT MORTAR, where he will keep constantly on hand a good supply of

• i) S A. N. I) MEDICIN S PATENT MEDICINES, COMBS, BRUSHES, SPICES, TOILET

REQUISITES, HAIR AND TOOTH PREPARATIONS, PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, SP-O-NGES, &C., &C., &C.,

at reasonable prices, and where he will be happy to wait upon all his old friends, and any number of new ones.

IC- Physicians' and Family Prescriptions personally dispensed with the PUREST and BEST DRUGS, &c., &c. REMEMBER THE PLACE.—No. 53 BARRINGTON STREET, corner Building, second .Street above the old Stand to the right. See the Gilt Pestle and Mortar.

NO. 176 LOWER WATER STREET. Opposite Oxley's Wharf,

HALIFAX, N. S.

33 0 0 Ul SiA.1W II M Eli Always on hand.

IMPORTZR AND DEALER IN

FRENCH AND ENGLISH GAITER TOPS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Particular attention paid to Custom Work. Repairing neatly done.

ALL ORDERS ATTENDED TO AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.-

Effltitelt ".1 1 1 1 1 11[

"GETTING UP IN THE WORLD,"

498 HALIFAX ADVERTISEMENTS.


W. D. SUTHE RLAND ,.BARRISTER AT LAW,

AND

1O!ÂRY PUBLIC, &C,Office, 14 BEDFORD ROW ,

:L,L w ^iPg1L^IIR4^4aHALIFAX, N. S.

Mines, Ho-use Ar, lEstnte Agent.

GEORGE ALEXANDER,nEAr.ESrNIdPOBT$8 &ND

BRITISH & FOREIGN DRY GOODS,

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MOURNING GQODS,No. 107 Gi-RAlYtiTILLE Street,

HALIFAX, N. S.


WMS 'ES9 &C,.9 LIQUOR% AI LWo. 9(~ ]LOweir ELter Street;

Opposite Esson's (late Strachan's) Wbarf ,

IMPORTIRS AND MkNàUFACTURERS OP

rot çqqktllg Tîto

W. P. STORY. M. YELLEN, JR. MelgU3119


HENRY, SIMPSON & CO. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

DRUBSI EDICINE,FINCTGOODS AND

DRUCCISTS.' $unonigs, Principal Agents for all the Leading Patent Me.dicineS

513 83 515 St. Paul Street, MONTREAL.

STORY & MELLEN, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

GERMAN 86 FRENCH FLOWER POTS, Hanging Vases, Fern it Garden Vases, Paeans Bisques and

Bronze Statuettes and Busts.

CIE& MOM LED OM SUM, Vases, Card Stands, Toilet Setts, Colognes, Match Boxes, etc., in

Parian, Lava, Bohemian, China, Terra Cotta and Glass. WAX rzowszt mArenzAzà.

Enamelled Slate Chimney Pieces, • *

Mantel Slabs and Bronze Brackets, Grates and Chimney Tops,

English Floor Tiles in Colors, STUDIO BUILDING, I 12 TREMONT ST.,


O . J . KNAPEN,MANUFACTURER OP

ftT-11E TW CI]FA L.^TIIEN,ALPHABET AND FIGURES OF ALL SIZES.

For Marking Barrels, Boxes, Bales, &c., for the, use of Inspectors, Fish Dealers'Grocers, Manufacturers, &c.

IN DELIBLE INK R SMALL PLATES ,WITH OLD ENGLISH, WRITING, ITALIC & ROMAN LETTERS,

FOR 1izARK ING CL OTHI NG.

a Our Ink is warranted the best article in use. Iron and CompositionBurning Brands always on hand. Steel Letters and Figures on hQnd, and madeto order. Embossing Presses for Stamping Envelopes, Note Paper, &c., for theuse of Banks, Lawyers, Merchants, kc. Stencil Paste, a superior article forStenciling in Red, Blue, & Black. Stencil Brushes always on hand.

Merchants will find this the place to procure STENCIL PLATES cheap, andquick, with all the necessary fixings.

No. 153 Hollis Street, Opposite Telegraph Office, Halifax, N. S.

No. 117 UPPER WATER STREET,

T3ead of Bérmudian t. Wharf,HALIFAX, N. S.

ICHAEL HE N NESSEY,GiEtÇERAL DEALSR IN AND IMPORTER OP

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, &c,QON9TA11TTLY ON HsND

Floar^ Real, Teaq Sugar, 11lolaeaesq Butter, Paraffine Oil9 and PrimeLabrador Herrings and Codflsh.

SHIP 'S STORES put up at the SHORTEST Notice,OBS3E0RV3EC THE NUMB1i:R,

No. 117 Upper Water Street,HALIFAX, N. S.

MICHAEL HENNESSEY,


W. H. ARTZ,

MANUFACTURER OF

SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER, SPANISH AND SLAUGHTER HIDE,

GRAIN AND WAX NEATS3

'GRAIN AND WAX- CALF, Etc.,

BLACK AND BROWN HA,RNESS,

BLACK AND BROWN BRIDLES,

COMM AND RIGGING LEATHER,

\ DRUM HEADS,

SHEEP SKII4 MATS, cf inn

CUJ4ÆL iiAI1, Ute.

\SOUTH STREET,

HALIFAX, N. S.

JOHN HOGAN & SONS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN -

AND EVERY DESCRIPTION Or

BUILDING MATERIALS, ALB°,

Jf ji 4 er, in les, rio • It 59

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)113 , (1\ 9 AL, T

SNOWS; FRENCH AND 4\ .ogam lei STOCK

504 HALIFAX ADVERTISE1VIENTS.

Hogan's*harves, Upper Water Street,

JOHN PRESTON, JR. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

King Street, - - - - Dartmouth, N. S. (Opposite the Engine Bouse.)

SEPT ALWAYS ON HAND.

GOOD FITS AND BEST WORKMANSHIP WARRANTED, All Orders promptly executed in all the latest styles.

HALIFAX ADVERTISEMENTS. 505,

S .A. TJ S A E11AIE T,

CHRISTIAN NETZ, SAUSAGES dr BOLOGNAS MADE TO ORDER,

.AND KEEPS ALWAYS

The Best of Fresh and Corned Pork, Smoked Hams, Bacon, Beef, Pickled and Smoked Tongues, with a variety of

Smoked and Corned Meats.

ORDERO PIDNeTWILLY ATTEENDSD A. GALL WILL OBLIGE CHRISTIAN NETZ,

172 ARGYLE STREET, • • • - • • HALIFAX, N. S. All Orders for Smoking Meats will be attended to on the Premises.

JOHN L. FRENCH, 169 .A..-1.413ERM ABLE STREET,

lEtelglirFLZ, 11

CARPENTER & UNDERTAKER. POLISHED AND COVERED COFFINS

Always on hand or macle to order.

HEARSES 1 -CRAPES, 86C 1 , FURNISHED.

N. B.---Jobbing on Buildings attended to.

•Z06 HALIFAX ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN 'BOYD,. Ç 1■1 ISSION E-1N rr,

200i LO 'r(ER WATEtt STREET, DEALER IN GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

GOODS OF ALL KINDS SUPPLIED TO ORDER.

PRODUCE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION RECEIVED ON SALE.

Several valuable Building Lots in the suburbs of the City for Sale ,on reasonable terms. .

GEORGele reareTz 9 BRASSFOUNDER,

GASFITTER AND PLUMBÉR, No. 104 CORN WALLIS STREET,

OR No 52 MAYNARD STREET,

ge. Ale Pumps, Water Taps, Gas Fittings, itc., constantly on hand, or made to order. _

HALIFAX ADVERTISEMENTS. . 507

: GEO. WBOLTN'$ENGRAVING &`CIRO PRINTING

{R"CAMPBELL'S B1^ILDING,"

No. 197 HOLLIS Street,IIp Stairs^ Oppoaite Province Building.

WEDDING, VISITING. & MOURNING CARDS,of fine et quality, supplied and printed in the moe u fashionable s ty les.

COFFIN, DOOR, NUMBER &T1tUNK PLATES,• on hand and engraved with despatcb.

COPPER PLATE PRINTING in all its branches neatly executed.

JOHN E. FAHNERT,

N

79 MAKER

98 Lower Water Street-5Opposite late Strachan5a Wharfg_

H ALIFAX, 'N. S. °MANUFACTURER OR

ALL KINDS OF WORK IN THE ABOVE LINE.

JOH 1 T SULLIVAN,

HORSE CC . SHOER,AND. CENERAL BLACKSMITH,

No. 140 GOTTINGEN STREET,,

Opposite Mr. M. McDermott's Groçery Store, HALIFAX, N. S..

N.B.-^Horse . Shoeing -partiénlarlp attended to, and executed in aperfectly safe and workman-like manner.

,

AISFAX STOVE STORE. (awe OF THE STOVE )

H. A. SCHWA.RTZ, (SUCCESSOR TO R. DOWNS & SON,)

ITH AND PLUMBER, DEALER IN

STOVJES dsz GI-11,42TIES, 198 dr 200 UPPER WATER Street, Halifax, N. Si

Orders in the various branches of COPPER, LEAD, ZINC, SHEET IRON and TIN WORK personally and promptly attended to.


LEWIS w® DEsBARBES,

AND

ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC; &c.,

STRAR OF COURT OF VICE ADMIRA..LTY, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT.

ôffice: No. 54 BEDFORD ROW,

HALIFAX, N. S. •


I

THOMAS MAJOR ,WIIOLESAJi1; AND RETAIL GROCER,

DEALER ING

Flour^ 1fleah Tëa, ,Goffeey, T±b!knccoq Sugarg Molasses, Pickles,Sauces, Jamej, .^pa^ Choice Winesq Srandiesq

Liquorog Qtt^^rish and Scotch ^Phiekies,,Loiidtyh ,AIe and Porter, &c.,

. ^

Oorner- Gottingen &Cornwalhs Streets,.,- HA.LiF,AX, N. S.

W IILU*M LCabinet Maker, Upholsterer, 6z Undertaker

No . 46 BiTCgINGH.AM STREET .First Class Furniture, constantly on band;. also every description of

Household Furniture, made to order at the shortest notice.

FURNiTU.RE. NEA . TLY REPAIRED,AT No. 46, BUCKIN GHAM . STREET,.

HA^„I,IFAX, N. S.

'V )ï INEE, BEM LETID rd

MO HALIFAX ADVE R T ISE M ENTS:

• E. DODSON, PROVISION DEALER,

FROM BERKSHIRE, ENGLAND,

83 BARRINGTON STREET, HALIFAX, N. S. All kinds of Meats cured from the first English Receipts, Such as

Men OVelaçbCORED LIMO, Smoked Jowls and Tongues, Pork Sausages, Bologne Sausages, Smoked Beef,

Corned Beef, Corned Pork, &c.

A. J. BRACKETT,

HAIR DRESSING SALOON, 41 Upper Water - Street,

ONE DOOR DOWN THE WHARF, FROM OAK HALL,

HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA.

JOHN C. ALEXANDER,

• PATTERN AND CASTER'S 11011D lAKEll 95 dr 97 BARRINGTON STREET, HALIFAX, N. S.

MRS. JOHN G. ALEXANDER',

97 BARRINGTON STREeT, HA.LIFAX, N. S.

HALIFAX ADVERTISEMENTS. . 51r

T HOMAS S PELNAN ,Gaa°r^^^^ and Igh Factory,

Nos. 14 & 16 ARGY LE STREET,

The Subscriber is fully prepared to receive orders for • any description ofCarriages and Sleighs.

A Large Assortment always on hand.REPAIRING CAREFULLY ATTENDED T0.

All Wders will receive personal and Prompt Attention,

ESTABUS}ED 191a.

WLtIJ&MJ Ft KNtQn"PtoSADDLE , IIARNESS, & ' TRUN K MASER ,

AND

^^tRIZIller^ Tâzzâlàligâz^

138 HOLLIS, STREET, Halifax, N. S.

Whips, Spurs, Horse O1othing, Brushes, &c,

512

BARTMO-UT IE1 19 N^* 9-be

Grocer and Liqnor Dealer,COR , PORTLAND & WATER STREETS,

ALFRED P. BARRETT,0 11

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Mumford Terrace, North Street,

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JOHN VALENTI & CO .

HALIFAX ADVEIITISEIIENT&

Irv 11rz a WM ^Vr144 HOLLIS STREET,^

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Manufacturers., of Gilt Mouldings, Looking Glasses, OvalFrames, Bustic Carved and Imitation Work, Picture

Frames, and Dealers in Picturés.Job. work in General.

FIC:11211. 11.0.A.1)

/ HALIFAX, N. S.

SAMUEL WARNER. T. W. Prcienow, DAIRTmOUT $ 0 80


WILLIAM CAUL, 'WHOLESALE AND RICT.AIL DEALER AND

GENERAL OUTFITTING STORE IN OVER COATS & REEFING JACKETS, &C.

SEAMEN'S OUTFITS, DOUBLE & SINGLE OIL CLOTHS, &e., &e.

5 UPPER WA.'r 14: IL S TR IC IC "Te SECOND DOOR NORTH OF SOUTH FERRY WHARF, HALIFAX, N. S.

EDMUND H. LANG-ILLE,

'1,6. 54 BIRMINGHAM STREET,

GÎCDRES, 1(1(ALIMIX 3 E. S. llge Repairing Neatly Lone up to time.

W41,1L1A3/1 canznre,,

IIIIEE11111611T C111111i6ESIITII. All kinds ,of ve'eleiq my line, done with Neatness:and Despatch. •

WARNER, & PRESTON, .

HOUSE, SHIP, SION & FURNITURE PAINTERS, GLAZIERS,

CHURCH STREET (Parkers's Old Stand,)

NB.—An Order Slate will be found at Messrs. Hills & Brush's, 82 Barrington Street, Halifax.

All Orden for Paperhanging and Whitewashing punctually attended to.

ES W. mURPHY, JA

514 HA.LIFAt ADVERTISEMENTS.

E. co BROWN.,

IRONIONGEllY7 mP 11LIARilY"AllEI MERL Paints, Oils, Cordage, Nets, Lines & Twines,

69 & 71 UPPER WATEe STREET,

Head Tobin's Wharf, Halifax, N. S.

N. 87 3p11.3M/31:10Eil‘T 11.CV`eiT,

'HALIFAX, N. S.

MANUFACTURER OP ALL KINDS OP

]E3 i 1C7 Orders delivered to any part of the Province free of charge.

R. C. MARGESON & SON,

BLUME MAGE BUILDERS, AND HORSE FARRIERS.

Also Manufacturers of Carriage and Cart Axles and Springs, and Cast and Fusiable Steel Tools.

All kinds of Carriage Repairing done, including Wood Work and Painting.

North Street, between Brunswick & Gottingen Sts. ik 117 1 \11 1 Stu

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IFIALIPAX ADVERTTSEMENTS . 51 5

1R11C101-.AJEt3E~ A,.131B4CY1C9V!qBentley's Wharf, Lower Water . Street, Halifax ,.

Purip IND'' BLOCK MIKER,Blocks of all kinds and descriptions kept on hand or made to Order .

. I ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED& -W PUMPS Made to Order at the Shortest Notice,

RICHARD ABBOTT .

aflIPSEPff ESTA*OyPlumber Tinsmith.,

'NO. 292 UPPER WATER STREET )I(MLY OPPOSITE CUNARDIS WHARF, AMPAY, NX 8 X

Zinc, Sheet Iron, and Tin work, executed to order on reasonable terms .An assortment of Stove Pipe and Tin Ware always on hand .

BOAT& BOATS.The Subscriber announces to the Public that he is prepared t o

13UILD -OR R3PFAIR 130ATSAt reasonable rates, and hopes to give every satisfaction to parties entrusting.work with him, having given general satisfactionin St . Maigaret's 1jay, .

where he formorly tesided .

. . :J9 .W*_MA30N %NV I IL S 0 N", S -W 1-1 A R Y.

301 Upper ater Street.,NAMPAR0 00 ea

ItOCITE'S

SHIP BOATS, GIGS, and BOATS of every description built to order at the shortest notice.


P. FORRISTALL, NO. 17 BRUNSWICK STREET,

HALIFAX, N. S. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, ATAU, Sze.

FLOUR, PORK, BRANDY, CORN MEAL, HANS, GIN, OATMEAL, BACON RUM, PEAS, BEANS, CHEESE, PORT, RICE, &c. BUTTER, eic. SHERRY, &c.

JOHN W. RUHLAND,

PENTEI & BUILDER, 17 HOLLIS STREET,


R. ELLIOTT, DEALER IN

NEW & SECOND-HIND CLOTHES, Tool, Military Stores, 84,c.

384" We 12 1-J meATE fit ST

HALIFAX, N. S.

BUIDON & HARVEY,

HOU E MUMS MD JOINERS, 70 GOTTINGEN eTREET,

lb )

V%t

JOHN BURDON.

ONE DOOR SOUTH OF DR. RIGBY'S,

Z.L,114tUrip Cg

Plans and Specifications made\ out. Jobbing punctually attended to.

r JAS. W. HARVEY.

QUINPOOL ROAD, HALIFAX, N. S.

c]Ex.a..ta. errw-Limirt., MANUFACTURER OF EVERT DESCRIPTION OF

XI IL* •1ILT 1E1 S Always on hand a large assortment of BRUSHES at Virholesale only. All

orders promptly attended to, and warranted to give satisfaction.

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HALIFAX ADVERTISEMENTS.

L

WILLIAM H. CREIGHTON,

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, AND IMPORTER OF

Charcute Brandies, Rotterdaz Gin, Higli na, Ports ni Sherries, Agent for ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE & LOWNWS OLD TON.

COLLINS' WHARF, HALIFAX, N. S.

D. G. FARRELL, DEALER IN

Breadstuffs, Groceries, %fines 86 Spirits, COTJNTRY PRODUCE and a Variety of other GOOD%

C■N TT1I WELAIELF. All descriptions of Lumber, Shingles, Staves, Laths, Cord Wood, &c. Bills of

Scantling and Frames furnished to Order.

wermpvirE9 met ca

T. V. 11100LRICH) IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS, HATS AND CAPS,

Gentlemen's Ontfittings, Ready Made Clothing, &c.

80 a 82 (111131181Ma %Tant HALIFAX, N. S.

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HALIFAX ADVÉRTISEMENTS.

" DOMINION SHOE STORE." FlEtAbe:WILE:V,

519

J. FRAWLEY.

119 Upper Wa ter St. 119 Upill 'ater St. MANUFACTURER OF

LADEE39 9 @ENT59 9 Allkue CHULDEERM

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. custom Work done with Neatness and Despatch. Good Fits war-

ranted. All orders in the above line punctually attended to. Country orders solicited.

NATHANIEL C. STEARNS, HOUSE FURNISHER,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

Foreign & American Hardware, AND

HOLLOW- WARE, Jos. Rogers it Sons' Table and Pocket Cutlery, Fine Plated Ware, Fine Tea Trays, Carved

Bread Plates and Knives, Cane Chairs and Settees, Britannia Ware, Custom Tin Ware, Bronzed Iron Goods, Ice Pitchers, .Planished and Japan Ware t Best Ice

Cream Freezers, Wooden and Hollow Ware, Hardware, Gong,s, Steel Fire Sets, Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Bathing Pang, Toilet Sets, Table and Floor

Mats, Brooms and Brushes, kinds, Coal Hods, Clothes Wringers, Fluting Machines, Quilling Scissors, etc., with every

NOVELTY 03? THE TIMES.

SUCCESSOR TO BALLARD 8i STEARNS,

Nos.12 9 16 and 18 BRONIFIELD STREET, ' BOSTON, MASS. ESTABLISHED, 1848.

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520 HALIFAX ADVERTISEMENt&,

HENRY CARSÔN,

WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER ,No. 251Upper Water Stree't,

(Foot of Round Church Hill,)

H ALIFAX, llt`Rti. S.Constantly on hand

Gold and Silver Lover and Geneva Watches, Ladies9 Gold Guards,Broochee, Dress Ringsq Earrings, etc.9 Gentlemen9s Gold Chains,Signet Rings^.Scarf Pins, Stude, dic.; also Eightday and Thirty hour.American Clocks and Timepieces,

LO (i Aa SMlTHfl32 GEORGE STREET,

}1(ÀLIFAX, Ua s.

Has constantly in stock a large assortment of,

STAP LE . AND FANCY DRY ,

Which he offers to his friends in town and eountry on the mostreasonable terms.

WHOLESALE AND- RETAIL.C

^rsonalVlThe Goods are selected -in -Great B riiainand sold at-a sn*1, advance.. cïrï thé Sterling.

Remember the Address,

No. 32' GEORGE STREEM)

HALIFAX ADVERTISEMEN TS• ' 521

JAMES: :G:. 'SMITH,

30 3FLv4MIM CM16 xDEALER I1Q

Drugs, Paints, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Seeds,Perfumery, 8tationery, &c.

NORTH FERRY DRUGSTORE,249 UPPER WATEF► STREET,^F00T;OF. ROUND_CBÛRCH 3FLILL

HALIFAX, N. S.

PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY PREPARED.

L. , G . POWER,

BARRIST^R AND► ^TTORN^Y-^T-L^W,m N'OTARY PUBLIC,

INSUR .A.NCE AGENT, âcc.

COR. BEDFORD ROW & PRINCE BTREET,

HALIFAX , N . S.

EDWuN 0. KING,BARRISTER AND ATTORNEY -AT-LAW ,

CONVEYANCER , NTRY PU IiLIC,

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Il D USF, &. ESTJTE .gGE.TT,,'

^OFFICE, C^ELDERT _S BÜILDIN'G, 46 , BED .FO ;RD- ROW,^HALIFAX, N. S.. , ^

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ITA.LIFAX ADVERTISEMENTS. 522

SIILVEIR IMPORTERS OF

MUSH AND 11011E10 DRY GOODS, Corner EtIOUS & HOLLIS BTRZE

HALIFAX, N. S.

CARPETING/13 in 13russels, Three Plys, Kidders, Victoria and Hemp, Stair Oarpetings, Tapestries, Scotch 'Union, Hearth

Rugs, Hassocks, Felts.

GE1V'E.R4L MITI" ITTING, C., dre.

EVERETT BROTHERS, ITAIMPAOTITIMBE3 Algi) IliPOTMUIS OP

• Hats 81 Caps, Laies' Furs, Trunks, • Valises & Umbrellgs Keep constantly on hand a ‘lare and well assorted Stock which they

offer at -very low prices,

119110.LESJ.L.1£ RETJIL. Perfect fitting SILK IIA.TS of light weight and very durable, made to

order by CONFORMATEUR MEASURE.

M .]M M ri" MI rt. 40 la 100 GRANVILLE ST., zillig.A.x, N. S.

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FAIRBANK'S PREMIUM STANDARD HAY, PLATFORNI, COUNTER, GROCER, MEAT AND COAL

Hàrware,

Cutlry,

8ro. &o.

Cut Nails,

Paints, Oils,

&c. &c.

Nova Scotia Agency,

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