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[" \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 LOVELL\u2019S PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA DIRECTORY For 1871.ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE ALPHABETICAL TRECTORIES OF CITIES, TOWNS, &C.:\u2014ab above; av avenue; bds boards; bet between oh church; cor corner; h house; J.P.Justice of the Peace ; n near ; opp opposite; r rear ; R.catholic Roman catholic; 8q square; wid widows The names in CAPITALS are those of Advertisers and Subscribers.In Cities and Towns, where av, lane, or sq does not follow the residence, street is to be understood ; for example.Lovell J ohn, 23 S: Nicholas, means 23 St Nicholas street.Places in the Island of Cape Breton are distinguished by the letters C.B.being put after each.Owing to the non-receipt of proofs, or returns from Agents, a few places are omitted in their alphabetical order, but they will be fonnd at the end of the Province, As many places are known by more than one name, and as great pains have been taken to ascertain and give these, a eference to the GENERAL INDEX is specially recommended.This will prevent the least delay in finding any place in the work.*ABERCROMBIE POINT \u2014 A small village on a point of land dividing East and Middle rifrs, on Pic- tou harbor, township of Egerton, county of Pictou.It is connected with the town of Pictou by a steam ferry.Distant from Pictou, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 24 miles, fare Tc.Population about 120.Campbell Alexander, farmer Dunbar Alexander, farmer Dunbar Robert, farmer Dunbar William, J.P., farmer Dunbar William, jun., farmer Forbes John, farmer Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser Colin, farmer Fraser George W., farmer Fraser Hugh, farmer Fraser James, farmer Fraser John, farmer Fraser Mrs, wid Jobn Fraser Simon, farmer Ingraham John, laborer McDonald John, laborer McKay William, farmer McKillop Hugh, farmer Matheson Alexander, farmer Matheson Ars., wid onald, farmer Munroe Hugh, laborer ACADIA MINES\u2014A thriving village on the Cobequid mountains, famed for their iron deposits, township of Londonderry, county of Colchester.The Intercolonial railway, now build- Ng.comes to a point within 3 miles of the iron works, and tbe cars are expected to run this far next summer.û very extensive bed of the ore exists ere.is mine attracted attention As early as 1840.It was opened ; smelting furnaces were put in opera- don and Iron of the finest quality was Be © the enterprise has recently o on aken up by an enterprising ¢ Fy - The vein contains à varie- y Of Iron ores, such as magnetic, pecular, hematite, &c.It is in one Pp see 120 foet thick ; its length is said i about 7 wiles, and it is appar- od wedge-shaped.Its irregular ; post office is at Pic imes called Son, Pt Lou, Some- character offers considerable difficulties to the miner.Difficulties have also been found in smelting the ores.These mines will eventually become of great commercial importance.Distant from Truro, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 22 miles, fare $1.50; from Halifax 83 miles.Mail daily.Population about 500.Adams Joseph, puddler and manufacturer of pig iron Annis William, laborer Barry Allen, miner Bates John, farmer Beaton Daniel, blacksmith Beattie Ebenezer, shoemaker Bell William, laborer Betts Henderson, joiner \u2019 Betts John W., laborer Bowlsby William, carpenter Brown J.Conway, manager ore works Budd Stephen, laborer Cameron Hugh, laborer Crowe James, laborer Davis David, blacksmith Davis William, laborer Delaney John, shoemaker Dotten Joshua, laborer Dunn Jobn, laborer Evans Owen.laborer Ezah Jonah, teacher of music Farnam George, miner Farnam John W., miner Farnam Owen, miner Farrell Henry, miner Forman Henry B., M.D.Forman Robert, postmaster, storekeeper Gallaghar Edward, miner Gammon Thomas, laborer Gilmour David, laborer Glenn Daniel, mason Gow Alexander, laborer Grant James, furnaceman Grent Neil, clerk Hattie Gregor, mason Hattie William, laborer Hazlehurst Abraham, farmer Higgins Alexander, laborer Hind Henigar, musician Hinds William, shoemaker Hingley Isaac J., clerk Hurd David, laborer Inman Issac, manager 100 Johnston James, laborer Jones Ephraim A., manager iron works Jones James A.telegraph operator | Langell Edward, blacksmith Lee John, laborer Lewis Daniel, miner Lewis Evan, miner Livesey John, president Mining Co, McDonald Daniel, joiner McDonald John, joiner McEachern Alexander, miner McEachern Daniel, miner McEachern John, miner MecIsaac Archibald, miner McInnis Laughlin, laborer McKenzie Duncan, tailor McKenzie John, miner McLean David.laborer McLean Donald.miner McLellan Alexander.miner McNeil Donald, laborer McSween John, laborer Martatall Ephraim, laborer Mitchell James, laborer Moran James, furnaceman Moran Thomas, laborer Morris Thomas, miner Morrison George.laborer Myers Benjamin, joiner O'Connor Patrick, joiner Patriquin Charles, laborer Patriquin Daniel, laborer Patriquin James, miner Robblee Isaac, engineer Reese Isaac, miner Romans George, cashier iron mines Ross William B., teacher Rushton Harris, joiner Schurman Major, miner Shaxtead Clement, miner Simpson James, railroad contractor Slack Jacob, laborer Slack Woodbury, laborer Smith Mitchell, miner Steel Alexander, liquor dealer Stephens Alexander.laborer Stephens William, laborer Thomas David, machinist Thomas John, machinist Thomas Thomas, machinist Totten James F.farmer Totten Thomas, farmer Tucker John A., overseer car wheel foundry Aca-ALB DOMINION 1530 DIRECTORY.[Province gp Upham Davis, farmer Upham Robert, farmer Urquhart Alexander, joiner Urquhart Daniel, miner Urquhart John, joiner Urquhart Simon, joiner Urquhart Thomas, joiner Vipon Thomas, miner Warwick John, laborer Williams John, miner Williams Joseph, miner Williams Joseph, puddler Williams Thomas, miner Williams William, miner Wilson Charles, puddler Wilson George, laborer Wilson James, laborer Wilson James, road master \u2018Wilson John, laborer ADDINGTON FORKS\u2014A promising village ou the West river, township of Dorchester, county of Antigo- nish.Distant from Antigonish 7 miles, fare 50c.; from New Glasgow, » station of the Nova Scotia railway, 43 miles, fare $3; from Pictou 52 miles, from Ilalifax 147 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Baxter Alexander, farmer Baxter John, tanner Bradshaw James, farmer Cameron Alexander, storekeeper Cameron Hugh, farmer Campbell John, shoemaker Chisholm Roderick, storekeeper McDonald Norman, school teacher McDonald Donald, blacksmith McDonald Duncan, farmer McDonald Martin, carpenter McInnis Donald, tailor McLean Donald, carpenter McLean James, carpenter McRae John, blacksmith McRae Murdoch, carringemaker Pushee Mrs., dressmaker ADVOCATE HARBOR\u2014A pleasant village on the sea shore, township of Parrsborough, county of Cumberland.Ship building is carried on here to a considerable extent.Rich deposits of copper ore have been discovered st Cap d'Or.The harbor is safe and commodious.Distant from Parrsborough 28 miles, from Amherst, the present terminus of the Intercolo- nial railway, about 60 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 600.Barto David, farmer Barto Norman, mariner Barto Walter, farmer Beaty Henry, farmer Berry Rufus, joiner Blinkhorn Amos, blacksmith Blinkhorn Edward, muster mariner Blinkhorn James, farmer Blinkhorn William Ii, boot and shoemaker Brown Benjamin, farmer Cameron Hugh, ship carpenter Clark Bdwin, blacksmith Copp Henry, farmer Collins Charles, ship carpenter Crane James, master mariner Dewis Joshua, ship builder Dewis Robert, master mariner Duff Francis, farmer Duff Nathan, farmer Dunn Andrew, muster mariner Elliott Henry, joiner Elliott William, ship carpenter Hatfield Benjamin, master mnriner Hill George F., J.P.Keith Abram O., teacher Kelly John W., ship carpentor Kelley Timothy, ship owner Knowlton Abraham, master mariner Knowlton Alfred, master mariner Knowlton Amos, master murinoer Knowlton Asn, farmer Kuowlton Charles T., mariner Knowlton Daniel, master mariner Knowlton George, J.P.Knowlton Jacob, farmer Knowlton James A., mariner Knowlton James D., farmer Knowlton Janes W., ship carpenter Knowlton John, sen., farmer Knowlton John W., mariner Knowlton Lewis, farmer Knowlton William, master mariner Knowlton William, jun., farmer Lank Edward, laborer Livingston Mrs.Alice, wid Abraham Livingston George, mariner Livingston Robert, joiner Livingston Thomas, ship carpenter Loomer Gideon, farmer Loomer John, farmer Lovely Maurice, cooper Lunn Joseph, farmer McLennan Archibald, joiner Millberry David, mariner Millberry William, laborer Mills Daniel, master mariner Mills Robert, farmer Mills William, farmer Moore William, ship carpenter Morris Benjamin, farmer Morris Caleb, farmer Morris Charles, farmer Morris Enoch, farmer Morris Erastus, farmer Morris George L., mariner Morris George II, farmer Morris George K., farmer Morris Henry, farmer Morris Jesse k, ship carpenter Morris John K., farmer Morris John Ww, farmer Morris Joshua, farmer Morris Leander, mariner Morris Luther, ship carpenter Morris Nathan B., postmaster, keeper Morris Nathaniel, caulker Morris Randolph, jun., master mariner Morris Randolph, sen., J.P.Morris Robert M., ship carpenter Morris Samuel, farmer Morris Silas, ship carpentor Morris Thomas L., farmer Morris William, former Morris William W., mariner Morwick Mrs.Mary, wid George Reed James, ship carpenter Reed William, farmer Reid Edmund, farmer Reid Judson, mariner Roberts Charles I, school teacher Roberts John, master mariner Smith Sydney, sbip carpenter Smith William, master marinor Spicer Robert, furmer Suthergreen John Ii, ship owner Suthorgreen Wesley, master marinor Turple William, ship carpenter Ward Charles, J.P., collector of customs Ward James, farmer Weaver Perry, ship carpentor Winters Edwnrd, mariner store- Winters William, marinor * ALBANY, NEW\u2014A small v{ on the Port Medway river, abou 9 miles from its mouth, north distrietof the county of Queen\u2019s, The Surrounding country is picturesque.Distant from Kempt 3 miles, from Liverpool 35 miles, from Annapolis, the terminus of Lhe Windsor and Annapolig railway, 40 miles, fure $2.P tion about 75.\u2019 © BL Fouls Delong David, farmer Delong John, farmer Delong John W., farmer Delong Simon, farmer Delong Thomas, farmer Delong William, farmer Freeman James D., farmer Kempton Jonathan, farmer Kempton Stephen, farmer Rowding Austin, farmer Rowding Joseph, farmer Wormbolt Charles, farmer ALBERT BRIDGE, C.B.\u2014A farming settlement on Mira river, 5 miles from Mira Bay, township of Sydney, county of Cape Breton, Distant from Sydney 12 miles, fare by a semi-weekly coach $1.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 250.Burke Thgmas, way office, draw bridge keeper and inspector of fisheries Burke William, storekeeper Hill George, mill owner Hill James, farmer Horne David, farmer Horne Eli, farmer Horne Levi, farmer Huntingdon Caleb, brick maker McAuley Donald, J.P., farmer McAuley John, mill owner McDonald John, farmer and sailor McDonald Angus, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDougall Alexander, farmer McDougall Donald, farmer McGibbon Dougald, farmer McKinnon William, mill owner McLellan Daniel, farmer McLellan Laughlin, mill owner McLeod Angus, farmer McLeod Hugh, farmer McMullan Malcolm, mill owner McVicar Donald, farmer MeVicar John, farmer Mathewson Angus, farmer Nicholson John, farmer Owens Charles, carpenter Spencer Philip, saw mill owner Spencer William, carpenter ALBION PIINES\u2014 A village on the Last river, township of Egerton, cout ty of Pictou.The mining part of do village stands on the property of the General Mining Association © London.There are here two seams 0 excellent coal.Thoir aggregate thick ness is 37 feet and 22 fect respectively.The main seam has been traced for several miles, Six pits are in operatiod.A new pil, culled the Foord Pit, has boen recently opened.The quantity of conl raised in 1861 was about 60,00 chnldrons.This yield has been po further increased.\u201d In tho year 185% 100,607 tons of large coal were raiser and sold; 9,212 tons were used for hort consumption ; 89,217 tons er ported to the United States jai on wero exported to the neighboring © * The way office is at Kempt. Nova ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1531 DIRECTORY.ALBION MINES, \u2018es, and the quantity of slack coal ogo was proportionately large ; in 1864 over 200,000 tons were raised.The offices of the General Mining Association, and of the AcadiaCo.are at Stellarton.There is here astation of the Nova Scotia railway called Coal Mines.Distant from New Glasgow 3 miles, fare 9c.; from Pictou 12 miles, fare 37c.; from Truro 40 miles, from Windsor Junction 88 miles, from Halifax 101 miles.Mail daily.Population about 2500.Acadia Mining Co., J.Hoyt, age nt Aldison William, miner Armstrong Harry, laborer Baine Thomas, laborer Barnes John.miner Barrett Peter, miner Bayne Daniel, laborer Beil Basil, J.P., stationer and drugs Bellimon Samuel, miner Bigny David, miner Bigny John, miner Biran William, miner Blacker William, foreman Blackwood George, miner Blackwood James, miner Blackwood John, miner Blenkinsop Thomas, chief engineer Blincliff Thomas, miner Bosfield Adam, miner Bowman rev.C., ch of England Brophy Edward, miner Bruce Findby Buchanan James, miner Buchanan John, miner Burdon James, miner Burdon William, miner Burns Robert, watchman Burnyeat William C., clerk Burrows Edward, miner Burrows Mrs.Eliza, wid Joseph, storekeeper Calder Alexander, miner Cullen John, miner Cullen Robert, miner Cullen Thomas, miner Cameron Alexander, laborer Cameron Daniel, miner Cameron Daniel, storckeeper Cameron Duncan, laborer Cameron James, brickmaker Cameron Kenneth, laborer Campbell Evan, miner Campbell Kenneth, miner Carr Jumes, miner Carr John, engineer Carritt George G., clerk Chisholm Alexander, carpenter Clancey Matthew, miner Clark Henry, blacksmith Clish James, storekeeper Cochran Richard, miner Coghill George, carpenter Colten Alexander, miner Colten John J ., blacksmith Colter Robert D., miner Gonnelly Cornelius, engineer Jonnelly Cornelius, laborer ouvway bac, miner ;onway James, deputy Cook H ainilton, mines foreman Cook James, miner gorbet James, jun., shoemaker rbet James, son.shoemaker Corbet John, shoemaker ou Henry, miner Cash Robert, miner upon David, photographer -gulton James, carpenter amines nes, miner gs Thoma sm\u2019 ley Richard, dE a Davies Richard, fireman Davison George, engineer Davison George, fireman Davison Thomas, miner Debeson John, miner Desmond Dennis, laborer Dick William, engineer Dickie William, miner Dickson Charles W., clerk Dickson David A., accountant Dickson George A.clerk Doran Thomas, accountant Acadia Coal Co.Douglas John, blacksmith Douglas John, foreman Doyle Edward, blacksmith Doyle John, engineer Doyle Robert, bailiff Dryden John, laborer Dryden Walter, miner Dunbar John, miner Dunbar Paul, banksman Dunbar William, miner Dunn Andrew, miner Dunn Edward, miner Dunn James, J.P., agent Emery John, miner Energ Alexander, miner Fail John, engineer Falconer Duncan, mason Falconer John, carpenter Fellows John, laborer Ferguson James, miner Feynsin John, miner Fife William, miner Fitzpatrick James, miner Fitzpatrick John, truckman Fitzpatrick Richard, miner Fitzpairick Stephen, miner Fleming John.banksman Flinn James, watchman Floyd Peter, miner Foley Hubert, laborer Foley John, miner Ford John.laborer Forristall Michael, laborer Fraser Alexander, foreman Fraser Alexander, machinist Fraser Allen, miner Fraser Charles, miner Fraser Daniel, miner Fraser George, carpenter Fraser Hugh, miner Fraser James, miner Fraser James, section foreman Fraser John, miner Fraser Mrs.Jessie, wid Hector Fraser Roderick, clerk Fraser Ronald, miner Freeman Henry, miner General Mining Association, J.Hudson, agent German Henry, miner Gillaspie Mrs.Christie, wid William Gillis Hugh, miner Gillis Simon, miner Gordon Hugh, miner Gordon Joseph, miner Gordon William, engineer Grabam Mrs.Mary Ann, wid William, storekeeper Graham William, master blacksmith Grant Alexander, merchant Grant Archibald, shoemaker Grant John D., miner Gray Denald, storekeeper Gray John, miner Gray Robert, miner Gray Thomas, miner Gray William, miner Greener John, deputy foreman Gregory James, watchman Hall William, under viewer Harris Harry, banksman Harivell Peter, laborer Harrouni Dennis, miner Harvey James, miner Harvey William, laborer Hawlinsin George, joiner Hay Peter, laborer Hemery William, miner Henderson James, miner Henderson John, miner Henderson William, miner Hill John H., engineer and grocer Hill Mrs.Sarah, wid John, hotel and store Hoare John, butcher Holland Hugh, miner Holland Norman, miner Hood Alexander, miner Hood James, hostler Howat Timothy, hostler Hoyt Jesse, agent Acadia mines Hudson David, miner Hudson James, J.P., agent General Mining association Humphry Thomas, miner Hyde William, miner Hynd David, school teacher Innes John, miner Johnston James, miner Johnston Joseph, miner Johnston Lewis.M.D.Joyce Edward, storekeeper Keith Donald, miner Eeith James, tailor Kelly Michael, miner Kent John, truckman Kerr John, engineer Kerrivan Michael, engineer Killock George, miner Kingan John, miner Lennan James, miner Lennan Thomas, miner Lewis William, miner Livingston John, miner Logan Norman, school teacher Lowe Alexander, miner Lowe Mrs.Sarah, wid William Lowe William, miner McCool John, miner McCoy Duncan, foreman McCoy James D., brickmaker McDonald Alexander, blacksmith McDonald Alexander.miner McDonald Allan, laborer McDonald Donald, miner McDonald James, station master McDonald John, miner McDonald John, miner McDonald Kenneth, miner McDonald Simon, laborer McDonald Stephen, storekeeper McEachern Allen, laborer McEachern Charles, miner McElvin Guthie, carpenter McGilivray John, laborer McGilivray William, miner McInnis John, miner McInnis Michael, miner McIntosh Daniel, blacksmith Mclntosh James, street commissioner McIntosh John, jun., mason McIntosh John, sen., mason McIntosh William, banksman McIntyre Allen, miner McIntyre John, miner McKay Alexander, clerk McKay Alexander, miner McKay Angus, miner McKay Charles, blacksmith McKay Charles, carpenter McKay Duncan, foreman McKay Duncan, J.P., foreman McKay James D., brickmaker McKay James, farmer McKay James, miner ALB-AMH DOMINION 1532 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op McKay John, miner McKay John, miner McKay Joseph, plasterer McKay Robert, laborer McKay Ronald, miner McKay William, blacksmith McKenzie Alexander, miner McKenzie Donald, miner McKenzie George, miner McKenzie Hector, postmaster, school teacher McKenzie Hugh, miner McKenzie Thomas, laborer McKinnon Hector, miner McKinnon Daniel, miner McKinnon Duncan, blacksmith McLaughlan Robert, laborer McLaughlan William, miner McLean Alexander, laborer McLean Andrew, miner McLean Daniel, miner McLean Evan, miner ¥cLean John, miner McLean Robert, miner McLees James, miner McLellan Donald, carpenter McLellan William, carpenter McLeod John, engineer McLeod William, laborer McLeod William, storekeeper McMillan Andrew, miner McNeil John, miner MeNorton Peter, miner McPhail Duncan, laborer McPherson Alexander, groom McPherson Allen, miner McPherson Angus, teamster McPherson Donald, miner McPherson John, miner McPherson John, teamster McPherson Samuel, miner McPherson Thomas, carpenter McPherson William, master carpenter McSween David, miner Madden Archibald, miner Madden William, miner Mahany Daniel, miner Mahany John, Jaborer Mahany Matthew, laborer Marshall David, miner Marshall Jacob, banksman Martin Michael, laborer Mason George, miner Matheson James, miner Matheson John, miner Matheson John, storekeeper Maxwell Angus, miner Maxwell James, miner May George, miner Menvall Thomas, miner Millard John, miner Miller William, carpenter Mills James, engineer Miner Charles, miner Mitchell James, miner Mitchell James, miner Mitchell Thomas, miner Mooney Andrew, miner Mooney James, miner Mooney John, miner Mooney Richard, miner Morrison Donald, miner Morrison John, miner Morrison Neil, miner Morton rev.Roland, Wesleyan Mowatt rev.Andrew J., United presbyterian Muir Alexander, miner Muir Jumes, miner Murkland James, engineer Murphy James, miner Murray George, miner Murray James, shoemaker Murray John, blacksmith Neerin Norris, miner Nevin Robert, machinist Notter Albert, miner O'Brien Michael, miner O'Handley Ronald, miner Oliver William, miner Orr Samuel, miner Parsons James, miner Patterson John, miner Perrin William, millinery Potter Benjamin, miner Potter John, jun., miner Potter John, sen., miner Potts John, carpenter Purvis Andrew, saddler Purvis John, miner Purvis William, miner Reily Michael, miner Reily Patrick, miner Roach John, miner Roberts George, miner Roberts Henry, miner Robertson Alexander, laborer Roderick John, miner Rolston Robert D., clerk Ross Daniel, laborer Ross John, tailor Ross Thomas, miner Ross William, blacksmith Roy Henry, miner Roy James, miner Roy John, jun., miner Roy John, sen., miner Roy William, miner Russell Alexander, miner Russell James, miner Russell Samuel, miner Saunders George, carpenter Savage Luke, miner Skelly William, miner Small Andrew, miner Small Edward, miner Small John, miner Smith Allen, miner Smith John, bailiff Smith John, miner Smith John H., miner Smith Thomas, miner Stewart Charles, miner Stewart James, miner Stewart Thomas, miner Stewart Thomas, deputy foreman Sutherland Allen, miner Sutherland Neil, storekeeper Sutherland Robert, miner Sutherland William Taylor Francis, miner Thompson James, laborer Vaux Joseph, bailiff Walker Mrs.Martha, wid David Waulgh Thomas, carpenter Walters David, miner Watson James, miner Watters James, miner Weir James, miner Wentworth James, J.P., merchant Western Union Telegraph Co.Weston Robert, miner White Robert, miner White William, miner Whyte William, laborer Nova Scotia railway Wier David, miner Wilson Alexander, miner Wilson Charles, miner Wilson David, tailor Wilson John, miner Wilson Mrs.Margaret, wid James, groceries and liquors Wilson Robert, miner Wilson William, miner Wood Joseph, miner Wood William, miner Wright William, foreman Wylie Andrew, carpenter York John, deputy foreman Young John, miner ALMA\u2014A small village on the Middle river, township of Lgerton, county of Pictou.Distant from Coal Mines, 4 station of the Nova Scotia railway, 5 | miley, fare 50c.; from Pictou 10 miles, fare $1 ; from Halifax 106 miles, fare $3, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Archibald David, farmer Archibald David M., farmer Archibald Fraser, farmer Archibald Levi, farmer Archibald Mrs.Janet, way offline Archibald Robert, farmer Bryden Edward, farmer Cameron Daniel, mill owner Cameron Finlay, farmer Connolly George, blacksmith Cummings Peter, farmer Douglas Hugh, farmer Douglas John, furmer Fraser Alexander, tailor Fraser James Melt.merchant Fraser Robert G., blacksmith Fraser James M., storekeeper Fraser Robert G., blacksmith Fraser Roderick, farmer Fraser Samuel, farmer Gerrard Robert, farmer Hatch Crowell, farmer Hatch Crowel, farmer Horne George, shoemaker Horne Thomas, farmer Kennedy Thomas, farmer McCabe Alexander P., storekeeper McCabe Anthony, shoemaker McCabe Eliakim, farmer McDonald Hugh, farmer McEwen John, farmer McDonald John, farmer Marshall John, farmer Melville Archibald, shoemaker Miller L.F., farmer Patriot James, innkeeper Ross Thomas, blacksmith Stewart James, farmer AMHERST\u2014A beautiful and flourishing town on the line between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, at the head of Cumberland basin, township of Amherst, county of Cumberland.It 1s the county seat.The Supreme court holds its sittings here in June and October.An excellent lumber trade is carried on.Forty square miles of marsh surround the town.The Intercolonial railway has recently been completed to this place giving it direct rail communication with St John, N.B.Western Union Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Sackville 9 miles, fave $1 ; from Parrs- borough 36 miles, fare $2; from Truro 60 miles, fure $5; from Pictou 80 miles, fare $6 ; from Halifax 122 miles, from St John 137 miles.Mail daily.Population about 2000.ACADIA lIOTEL, James Lamy & Son, proprietors, See Adv AMHERST GAZETTE, weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; J.A.Black, editor, proprietor and printer Anderson John, boarding house Andres Stephen R., marble works Anthony James, farmer Atkinson Alfre Atkinson Mrs.Mary, wid William Alkinson William, fisherman Baker John W., farmer Barry Martin, shoemaker Barry Robert, butcher Nova ScoTiA.] DOMINION 1533 DIRECTORY.AMHERST Barry William, gaoler Bass George, joiner Bent Albert, farmer Bent Calvin, clerk Bent Charles, farmer Bent Charles H., farmer Bent Edward, farmer Bent Erastus, farmer Bent Frederick W., barrister Bent Freeman, farmer Bent Gilbert, farmer Bent John, farmer - Bent John H., carpenter ! Bent Rupert P.Bent Thomas H., farmer Bent William, farmer Betts Daniel, barber Betts Jacob, farmer Black Ainsley farmer Black Asher, farmer Black Alexander, farmer Black C.Allen, M.D.Black Calvin, farmer Black Cyrus, jun., farmer Black Cyrus, stipendiary magistrate Black George, farmer Black Harvey O., clerk Black Hiram J., farmer BLACK J.ALBERT, editor, proprietor and printer of the Amherst Gazette Black Joseph, farmer Black Joshua, farmer Black Joshua, teamster Black Josiah, farmer Black Martin, farmer Black Robert, farmer Black Rupert, farmer Black Samuel, farmer Black Thomas R., farmer Black William, farmer Black William F., farmer Blakney Charles, tanner Blatch Frederick K., book agent Blenkhorn Amos S., prothonotary Blenkhorn Edward, clerk Blenkhorn Thomas Bliss James W.Boggs Richard B., agent coal mines Bowser William G., printer Branfield John, tailor Brown George, oyster saloon, shoemaker Brown James, farmer Brown Rufus, harnessmaker Brownel Dexter, harnessmaker Bulmer Nathan, harnessmaker Bulwer Warren, farmer Burke Dennis, constable Burns Alexander C., clerk Burns rev.James, Methodist Cairney D.W., agent Carter Charles, farmer Carter Richard L., ship carpenter Carruthers Harris, confectioner Carruthers Peter, clerk Carter George B., farmer Casey Owen, farmer Onsh John, ship carpenter Chapman Albert, farmer Jhapman David, elerk Chapman J oshua, farmer Chapman Lewis, farmer Chapman Rufus, blacksmith Ghermon Mrs.Mary, wid Henry Chipman Charles (3, 0., postmaster Chipman John A.Chisholm Mrs.Mary, wid Robert Christie Charles, curriage builder Christie George, carriagebuilder Church Abel, farmer Church John, farmer Church William, farmer Clark Weldon, machinist Clarke Alexander, farmer Clarke James , farmer Clarke rev.Alexander, Presbyterian Clarkson Cyrene, farmer Cleveland Elisha, shoemaker Coffey Andrew, proprietor Cumberland ote Cole Jonas C., farmer Connel Daniel, shoemaker Cook Calvin, carpenter Cook Mrs.Jane, wid Elias Copp Thomson J., storekeeper Cove Joseph, carpenter Crafts Emulus S., superintendent boot and shoe factory Crowell Charles B., agent Cumberland hotel, Andrew Coffey proprietor Cutten Mrs.Eunice, wid Elisha B.Cutten Geo.W., superintendent of stone quarries Cutten Rufus F., master mariner Cutten William F., & Co., storekeepers Davidson Arthur, clerk Davis Hiram, butcher Davis J.Alder, clerk Deery George, tailor Delaney James W.Dickey Robert B., senator Dickson Amasa, medical student Dickson Lucius, & Co., storekeepers Dimock George, shoemaker Dixon Thomas L., farmer Dodge Bayard, carpenter Doncaster Allan, farmer Doncaster Ralph, farmer Donkin Charles G., farmer Donkin William, farmer Dornea John, farmer Douglas Benjamin, & Co., storekeepers Douglas David, of R.Smith & Co.Douglas Smith, clerk Dougl&s Robert C., civil engineer Douglas W.C.Dowd John, laborer Doyle Benjamin, laborer Duncan Mrs.Anna, wid William, milliner Dunlap Brothers, general store Dunlap Henry, of Dunlap Brothers Dunlap Thomas, of Dunlap Brothers Drake F.W., watchmaker Easterbrooks Nathan, shoemaker Elderkin James, master mariner Elderkin John K., farmer Embree Enoch, farmer Embree Hyatt, farmer Embree Hazen, farmer Embree J.Edward, mason Embree Job, bridge builder Embree John, farmer Embree Lawrence, farmer Embree P.Broke, farmer Embree Rufus, storekeeper Embree William,\" farmer Etter Amos, clerk Etter Peter, farmer Farrow John, joiner Ferguson Edwin, tanner Ferguson Hiram, carpenter Filmore Joseph L, joiner Fletcher John R., clerk Fletcher Thomas, of R, Smith & Co.Freeman Daniel, farmer Freeman George William Freeman James, farmer Freeman John, machinist Freeman Maynard, farmer Freeman Samuel, farmer Fullerton William M., Q.C., barrister Garvin John, farmer Garvin Neal, farmer Gay John, printer George Francis W., school teacher Gomley Amos W.T., farmer Gourley Daniel, joiner Greenfield Samuel R., tailor Greenfield William, storekeeper Griffin T.Harding, photographer Hamilton William J., hotelkeeper Harper William, clerk Hayward Dawson, printer Hewson Silas, oyster saloon Hewson W.C., medical student Henshaw George H., civil engineer Hickman James S., storekeeper Hicks Blair, tanner Hicks Rufus, tanner Hill John, cabinetmaker Hillson Charles, joiner Hillson John, joiner Hoar Miles, stage driver Holmes William, carriagemaker Howard Stephen K., M.D.Howe Mrs.Eliza, wid Edward Huestis Richard B., county clerk, storekeeper Jackson John W., watchmaker Kerr James J., barrister, collector of customs Kerr J.N.B., miller Kerr J.W.B., J.P.Kinder Sidney King James, tailor King Robert, moulder Kinnear John D., barrister Lamy James R., of Lamy & Son LAMY JAMES, & SON, proprietors Acadia hotel Lamy Thomas L., clerk Layton James M., farmer Layton John F., carpenter Leaman Charles, registrar of Probate court Lear John, laborer Legget John, shoemaker Logan John, farmer Lowe Clarence A., of W.F.Cutten & Co.Lewis Mrs.Fanny, wid Jesse O.Lusby Mrs.Caroline, wid Samuel Lusby George, farmer Lusby John, farmer, miller Lusby Rupert, farmer Lusby Thomas, farmer Lusby William, farmer McBride W.Robert, medical studeat McCullum Joseph, mason McCully Robert, of D.F.Quigley & Co., barrister McDo ald Edward, blacksmith McDonald James, laborer McDonald William A, farmer McElmon David R.watchmaker McKennon John, laborer McLaughlin James, jun., photographer McLaughlin James.storekeeper McLean Roderick.sheriff McLellan Alexander, stonecutter McLellan Charles, lumberman McLennan Andrew, farmer McLeod Angus, & Co.storekeepers McLeod Angus, of A.McLeod & Co., registrar of deeds McLeod Daniel, of A.McLeod & Co.McLeod John, blacksmith McLeod Malcolm, clerk McMillan Miles, saddler McTomney Thomas, moulder Main William D, & Co.dry goods Manuing John, brickyard Manning William, brickmaker Miles Alfred L., of W.F.Cuttea & Co.Miles rev.George F., Baptist Mills Byron, farmer Mills David.carpenter Mills Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Nelson Mitchell William, mariner Moffat Acheson, merchant Moftat Charles W, clerk AMH-\u2014ÂANN DOMINION 1534 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Moffatt William I., barrister Moffatt James, of Moffatt & Smith Moffatt & Smith, storekeepers Moore Joseph, M.D., druggist Moore Thomas S., harnessmaker Moore William, tailor Moren William, clerk Morse Clinton I, M.D.Morse James S., barrister Morse Robie S., barrister Morse William A.D., barrister Mosher George, stonecutter Murray Gorden, joiner Newcombe Elikam, of D.Quigley & Co.O'Donnell Samuel, crown land surveyor Paden Mrs.Mary, wid Robert Page Amos, silversmith Page J.Edward, farmer Partriquen Neil, shoemaker Patterson James, tanner Patterson John, tailor Phillips Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker Pipes Caleb, farmer Pipes Parkeson, farmer Porter Charles, tailor Pride Matthew D., shoemaker Purdy B.S., M.D.Purdy George, farmer Purdy James, farmer Purdy James E., clerk Purdy Silas, M.D.Quigley Daniel F., & Co, tanners Quigley Daniel I\u2019, of Daniel F.Quig- ley & Co.Quigley David, shoemaker Quigley Joseph D., muson Quigley Mrs.Jane, wid William Ratchford Charles E., barrister Read William M., harnessmaker Ripley William, painter Ritchey Janes, blacksmith Roach Botsford, farmer Roach D.Charles, land surveyor Roach John C., carpenter Roach Thomas, farmer Robb Alexander, iron founder Rockwell Edward, farmer Rodger George P., painter Rogers William H., fishery officer Ross John, clerk Schurman Joseph, stove fitter Scoboria Charles C., moulder Scott Johnston, moulder Sharp Robert C., saddler Sibley Mrs.Eliza, wid John Simpson James, shoemaker Skimmings David, machinist Sleep William, of B.Douglas & Co.Smith Charles, clerk Smith Edward S., butcher Smith G.Botsford, of Moflutt & Smith Smith Herschel, farmer Smith James R., railway engineer Smith John N., brickmaker Smith John T., attorney Smith John W., county treasurer Smith Robert, of R.Smith & Co.Smith Robert S., butcher Smith Robert, & Co, storekcepers and railway contractors Smith Robert K.Soutter Alexander, clerk Spence David, moulder Spence Thomas, farmer Squire Charles, moulder Steeves Ansley, mariner Steele rev.D.Allen, Baptist Stewart Charles James, barrister Styles David, farmer Styles John, furmer Sutherland Kenneth, mason Taylor Ebenezer, farmer Taylor Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Cyrus Tingley Miss Jane, milliner Townshend Charles J., barrister Townshend rev, George, ch of England Travis Gilbert, farmer Travis James, farmer Travis John, farmer Travis Lewis, furmer Travig Silas, farmer Travis William, farmer Treen Miss Harriet, telegraph operator Treen Stephen, blacksmith Treen Thomas, carpenter Trenholm John, constable Tucker John A., bookkeeper Tupper Edgar A.clerk TUPPER NATHAN, M.D., druggist Walsh Jacob, shoemaker Western Union Telegraph Co., Miss H.Treen, operator White John, moulder White John W., carriagemaker Wilson Benjamin, mail driver Wilson Charles, mail driver Wilson Mrs, wid Alexander Wilson William, tanner Wood Alonzo, laborer AMHERST POINT\u2014A small village in the township of Amherst, county of Cumberland.Distant from Amherst, a station of the Intercolo- nial railway, 4 miles, from Halifax 120 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 200.Brownell Thomas, farmer Bulmer Warren, farmer Coats Hood, furmer Coats John, farmer Coats William, farmer Corbet David, farmer Corbet James, farmer Corbet Silas $., farmer Coupland Nelson, farmer Dickson George, farmer Dickson Thomas L., farmer Doncaster Matthew, farmer Forrest George W., farmer Forrest Gordon, farmer Forrest Isaac L., farmer Forrest Isaac S., farmer Forrest John, farmer Forrest Nelson, farmer Fowler Amos, farmer Gleny Frederick, farmer Keilor Lawrence, farmer Keilor Parker, farmer Keilor Robert, farmer Keilor Thomson, farmer Logan David D., farmer Logan Gevrge, farmer Logan Isauc, farmer Logan James, farmer Logan John, farmer Logan Matthew, farmer Logan Matthew À, farmer Logan William, farmer Long David, farmer McDonnel Isaac, farmer Pipe Jonathan, postmaster Pipes Jonathan, farmer Robertson Willinm, farmer Stewart Jenne, blneksmith + AMHERST SHOR E\u2014A thriving and beautiful village on Cumberland basin, township of Amherst, couniy of Cumberland, This const has the most picturesque scenery.Distant from Amherst, the present terminus of the Intercoloninl railway, 22 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 200.* The way office is called Rockwell Settlement.Amos Thomas, farmer Anderson Milton, farmer Baxter Richard, farmer Baxter Thomas, farmer Black Charles, farmer Black Gilbert, farmer Black Oscar, joiner Boss Mrs, Ann, wid Smith, hotelkeeper Boss John, farmer Brown Mrs.Jane, wid James Brown Michael, farmer Brownnell Aaron, farmer Brownnell Charles, farmer Brownnell James, tanner Brownnell Timothy, farmer Brownson Goodwiu, teacher Bugle Ayer, farmer Chappel Mrs.Jane, wid Marcus Eckles Samuel, farmer Goodwin John, farmer Goodwin Oliver, farmer Holton Miles, farmer Holton Charles, farmer Holton Danford, farmer Jackson Bentley, farmer Jackson Jeremiah, farmer Jackson Weldon, farmer Murray Abner, farmer Murray Calvin, farmer Niles James, farmer Ogden James, blacksmith Ogden William, farmer Reid Gideon, farmer Rockwell Aaron, J.P., way office Rockwell Charles, farmer Ward Burton, farmer ANDERSON\u2019S MOUNT A IN \u2014À settlement on the road from Little Harbor to New Glasgow, township of Egerton, county of Pictou.There is a formation of freestone in this vicinity.Distant from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway.4 miles, from Pictou 13 miles, fare 27¢.; from Halifax 108 miles, fare $3, Population about 100.Anderson Peter, farmer Anderson Robert, farmer Chisholm Alexander, furmer Culling Thomas, miner Forbes Nathaniel, shoemaker Fraser John, farmer Hagman Alexander, farmer Hagman John, farmer Morton Willinm, jun., farmer Morton William, sen, farmer Reid Alexander Sutherland William, farmer Wilson Alexander, farmer Wilson George, farmer Wilson Jimnes, quarry owner ANNAPOLIS \u2014 A beautiful and flourishing town, on the Annapolis river, ab the head of the basin, township and county of the same name.lt is the county seat.The cowt house and gnol are located here.The scenery in the vicinity is beautiful.De Monts landed here in 1605 with n party of French settles and named it Port Royal.It was four times captured, but finally ceded to Great Britain in 1713, and its Dame changod to Annopolis Royal, after Queen Anne.Some of the finest upples in America are grown in the Annapolis valley.A steam Ries four Limes a week toSt Johny, .B., und Digby.This is the west- crn terminus of the Windsor and Au- Nova Scotia] DOMINION 1535 DIRECTORY.ANN-ANT apolis railway, Distant from Dig- by 18 miles, Kare $1.50 and Tbe.; from St John 62 miles, fare $2; from Windsor 84 miles, fare $2.50, from Yarmouth 88 miles, from Halifax 129 miles, fare $3.50.Mail daily.Population about 500.Anderson William, hotelkeeper \u2018Atwood Lendall, master mariuer Bailey Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas Bartaux Edward, joiner ! Bishop George, mail carrier Bishop Simon, carriage builder Bochner Jacob, cooper Bonnett Peter, high sheriff ' Burnham Mrs.Maria, wid John | Carter Albert, Windsor and Annapolis i railwa i Carter Frederick, Windsor and Annapolis railway ; | Clarke John, conductor Windsor and Annapolis railway Commercial house, Edward Hardwick, proprietor Copeland Daniel Corbitt Arthur W., general store Corbitt James, farmer i Cowling Charles B., accountant Cowling Charles, jun., seaman Cowling Edward C., barrister Cummings William, stevedore Cutler Mrs.Mary, wid Edward Dailey Robert, stevedore Daly Mrs.Charlotte, wid James Dever Thomas, of Dever & Williams Dever & Williams, blacksmiths England rev.Richard, Methodist Eagleson Augustus, wharfinger Fleet Benjamin, clerk Forbes Chas., registrar of Probate, J.P.Foster John, of Miss Susan Foster & Co.Foster Miss Susan, & Co.hotel and store keeper ! Fullerton Augustus, school teacher : Galliger Eugene, tinsmith Gavaza Norman A., deputy postmaster, storekeeper Gavaza Thomas A.J.P.postmaster, storekeeper Gilmore Andrew, shoemaker Grassie George, prothonotary, clerk of peace Grassie William, farmer Gray Archibald G.Gray James, J.P.storckeeper Gray rev.Walter, ch of England Haines Charles W., of Hanes & Kelley Haines & Kelley, harnessmakers Haliburton William, tarmer Hall Lawrence, hotelkeeper Hall Samuel, clerk railway department, Hannah Robert, storekeeper Harding John, oyster saloon Hardwick Edward, proprietor Commercial house Hardwick James W., joiner Harwick Robert L., watchmaker Hawke William, tailor Henkell Edward Holland Daniel, laborer Hopkins Robert, joiner Hoyt George 5.deputy postmaster ames Mrs.Deborah, wid Charles aes Henry, laborer Jones Downie, carpenter Kavanaugh John, shoemaker Koakey James N., of Haines & Kelley elly Urban, photographer eys James, railway conductor Le Cain Frank, joiner Le Cain Frederick, constable Lestip Mrs.Ann, wid Robert esslie captain Lawrence Lewis Albert, truckman Lindgrim John, master mariner Lockett Richard F., storekeeper Lynch Hugh, tavernkeeper Lyons John, laborer McClafferty James, butcher McClafferty John, butcher McGuire Thomas, wheelwright McKay James, blacksmith McNamara James, saddler McNutt David, baggagemaster Nova Scotia railway McPhadden Miss R., milliner McPhee Allen, blacksmith Machin John, barber Martin Henry, farmer Millidge Mrs.Margaret, wid George S.Monaghan James, storekeeper Murray Hugh, tinsmith O'Connor rev.David, R.catholic Odell Corey, hotelkeeper Ord John, cooper Owen J.M., barrister and Spanish consul Potter Murray, shoemaker Reiley Andrew, joiner Rice John, master mariner Rice John L., gaoler Riley George, seaman Riley Simon, joiner Riordan Anthony, truckman Riordan Michael, tailor Ritchie John.farmer Ritchie rev.James, ch of England Ritchie William A, hotelkeeper Roache William, mason Robertson John, joiner Robinson Alfred, farmer Robinson Augustus, M.D.Robinson Frank, M.D.Robinson John, carpenter Ross Alexander, school teacher Ruggles Mrs.Seraph, wid William Ruggles William R., clerk Nova Scotia railway Runciman George, & Son, storekeepers Runcimarr John H., of George Runciman & Son Runciman Mrs.Mary, wid James Smith George, blacksmith Starratt Jacob, farmer Starratt Mrs.Ellen, wid Charles Starratt Mrs.Mary O., school teacher Thomas William.cooper Thorne Jos., of Thorne & Van Blarcon Thorne & Van Blarcon, storekeepers Thomas William, cooper Tobias John Tobias Mrs.Georgiana, wid Simeon Tobias Timothy C., collector of customs Tobias Dwight : Uniacke Richard J.civil engineer Union Bank of Halifax, T.S.Whiteman, agent Van Blarcon William, of Thorne & Van Blarcon Wagstaff Robert, mason Whiteman Thomas S., agent Bank of Halifax Willet George B., telegraph operator Williams Benjamin ¥., of Dever & Williams ANTIGONISH \u2014A large and flourishing town on the Gulf of St Lawrence, three miles above the head of the harbor, township of Dorchester, county of Antigonish.The harbor is not navigable for vessels drawing more than ten feet of water.Anti- gonish is the county seat.It has a large college, the residence of the R.catholic bishop of the diocese of Ari- chat, numerous fine buildings, and mercantile establishments.Ship- Cuion building is carried on here to a considerable extent.Newfoundland merchants do a large business with this place in cattle.The inhabitants are almost exclusively of Scotch descent.In 1863 the county name was changed from Sidney to Antigonish.Western Union Telegraph Co.hasan office here.Distant from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 40 miles, fare $2.50, in wiuter $3.50 ; from Port Mulgrave 36 miles, fare $2, in winter $3.30; from Port Hastings 40 miles, fare $2, in winter $3.50; from Pictou 45 miles, from Truro 78 miles, from Halifax 140 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1000.Beck William J., storekeeper Blanchard William, saddler BOYD ANGUS, editor, proprietor and printer of The Casket Boyd Miss Margaret, confectionery Brown Miss Agnes, milliner Burke Patrick, carter Callaghan Thomas, carter Campbell Archibald, blacksn#ith Carroll John, mason CASKET (THE), weekly.annual subscription $1.50; A.Boyd, editor, proprietor and printer Chisholm Angus, saddler Chisholm Daniel, storekeeper Chisholm John, storekeeper Chisholm rev.Alexander, director St Francis Xavier college Chisholm Roderick, carriagemaker Chisholm Valentine, saddler Chisholm William, butcher Chisholm William, carpenter Copeland John D., druggist Crockett Robert, blacksmith Cunningham Alexander M., storekeeper Cunningham captain Edward, Cunningham Charles, farmer Cunningham Francis M., joiner Cunningham John F., blacksmith Cunningham Wallace E.storekeeper Cunningham captain Wellington Cunningham wid Jchn D., hotelkeeper Cunningham William, jun.shoemaker Cunningham William R.shoemaker Currie Hugh, carriagemaker Currie Thomas, confectioner Deacon Josiah Dexter John.tanner and farmer Dexter Joseph, cabinetmaker Dexter William, farmer Dickson Robert, & Co., storekeepers Forrestall Richard J.prothonotary Fraser Christopher, blacksmith Fraser John H., carriagemaker Fraser Simon.cooper Gillis rev.Hugh, R.catholic Gordon William.watchmaker Grant Alex.of Alexander Grant & Son Grant Alexander, & Son, millers Grant Christopher, farmer Grant Roderick Grant Mrs, wid Duncan, storekeeper Grant William.miller Halliburton M.P,, clerk Harrington Aarou D.J.P.Harrington Charles.grocer Harrington Clarence N., storekeeper Harrington Daniel.stage proprietor Healy John.tanuer Hellyer John.watchmaker Henry George P.butcher Henry Robert, J.P., farmer Henry Robert N., advocate Hill Henry P.postmaster, sheriff Hulbert Daniel, farmer Jocelyn William, gaoler AnT-ARO Kell Alexander, butcher - Kell Alexander, carpenter Kell Alexander, painter Kell Andrew, farmer Kell Henry, farmer Kell John, carpenter Kell John, carriagemaker Kell Neil, farmer Kell William, farmer Kennedy Thomas, farmer King Thomas M., & Co., storekeepers King Thomas M.,of Thos.M.King & Co.Kirk Adam, storekeeper Kirk James, farmer McAmis John, stage proprietor McCurdy Henry H., & Co., storekeepers McDonald Alexander, M.D.McDonald Alexander, painter McDonald Angus, blacksmith McDonald captain Alexander W.McDonald Christopher, storekecper McDonald Daniel, M.P.P., attorney McDonald Donald, ship owner - McDonald Hugh, blacksmith McDonald Hugh, M.P., advocate McDonald Hugh, shoemaker McDonald* Hugh, tailor McDonald Ranald, joiner McDonald Ranald, tailor McDonald Roderick, blacksmith McDonald William H., M.D.McDougall Hugh, shoemaker McEachren John, hotelkeeper McGillivray Angus, blacksmith McGillivray Angus, tatler McGillivray Archibald, J.P.McGillivray Donald, farmer McGillivray Ronald, farmer Mclnnis Alexander, clerk McInnis Andrew, mason McIntosh Alexander, M.D.Mclsaac Angus, school inspector Mclsaac Angus, J.P.tailor Meclsaac Roderick, tailor McKenna Neil, confectioner McKenzie Donald, storekeeper McKinnon Alexander, school teacher McKinnon Donald, farmer McKinnon John, M.L.C.McKinnon Laughlin, farmer McKinnon Miss Eunice, school teacher McKinnon right rev.Colin Francis, R.catholic bishop for the diocese of Arichat McLellan George P., M.D.McMillan John, storekeeper McPherson Andrew, shoemaker McPherson John, shoemaker Miller Charles J., school teacher Moriarty Malcolm, carter Murphy Daniel, of Robert Trotter & Co.Murray rev.James, Presbyterian O\u2019Brien James, tanner Payne Joseph, clerk Power James, carter Pushee captain William Pushee George, carriagemaker Pushee Joseph Randall George, farmer Randall John, farmer Randall Milridge, farmer Randall Willoughby, boarding house Reed Joseph, shoemaker Robb Jas.IF.tinsmith and stove dealer Roche George, currier Roche Nicholas, tauner Smith Angus, blacksmith Smith Richard Smith Mrs., wid Joseph, boarding house Somers Martin, blacksmith Somers Mrs., wid Patrick,boarding house St Francis Xavier college, rev.Alexander Chisholm, director and professor DOMINION 1536 DIRECTORY.Taylor William Thomson John A., storekeeper Thomson William, liquor dealer Trotter Robert, & Co, cloth factory Turnbull Sumuel A., baker Walker John A., marble worker Walker & Marrow, marble workers Whidden Charles B., flour dealer Whidden Gregor, farmer Whidden John R,, clerk Whidden Mrs., wid rev.Jean Baptiste Wilkie James, clerk of peace Wilkie John, farmer ANTRIM_A small village in the township of Rural Halifax, county of Halifax, Distant from Milford, a station of the Nova Scotia railway 7 miles, from Halifax 30 miles.Mail bi-weekly, Population about 150.Cleary Patrick, farm Johnston James, farmer Johnston William, farmer Keilough Thomas, farmer Keilough William, farmer Kerr James, innkeeper Kerr John, farmer Kerr Samuel, way office keeper, lumberman Lively William, farmer Logan Hugh, farmer McKay John, farmer McMickle Keys, farmer McMullen Alexander, farmer McMullen Archibald, farmer McMullen James, farmer McMullen William, farmer Marshall John, farmer Miller John, farmer Moore Henry, farmer Moore Robert, farmer Moore Samuel, farmer Murphy James, blacksmith Murphy John, farmer Nelson Robinson, farmer Nuttel George, innkeeper Rain Thomas, farmer Smith Robert, farmer Wise James, farmer Wise William, harnessmaker APPLE RIVER \u2014 A small place on the river of that name, township of Parrshorough, county of Cumberland Few more attractive views are to be- met with than in this locality.Amherst, on the Intercolonial railway, is the most convenient station.Distant from Parrsborough 38 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Adkinson Benjamin, farmer Adkinson Michael, farmer Brown Robert, farmer Copp Henry, ship carpenter Copp Thomas, ship carpenter Edget William, master mariner Elderkin James, farmer Elderkin William R., way office Ficid John, farmer McCullough Adam, master mariner Tute James, lighthouse keeper Wood John, farmer ARCADIA\u2014A beautiful and thriving village in the township and county of Yarmouth.The whole const of this region belongs to a gold bearing formation, Distant from Yarmouth 3 miles, {rom Annapolig, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 82 miles ; fure from Yarmouth to Annapolis $4.75.Mail daily.Population about 500.Allen James, jun, ship carpenter Allen Martin, mariner [PrOVINOE op Allen Stephen, storekeeper Allen Walter, ship carpenter Baker, Bridgeo & Brown, planing milly Baker Thomas, joiner Boyd George, I, of Robbins, Boyd & Co, Boyd John, mariner Bridgeo John, farmer Bridgeo William Brown William, joiner Cleveland Elijah, miller Cleveland Reuben, joiner Crosby Wallace, joiner Crowell Charles B., painter Currier James, blacksmith Currier William, blockmaker Dunham James, mariner Dunham Samuel, blacksmith Ellenwood George, farmer Gowan David, jun., farmer Hatfield Samuel, blacksmith Hatfield Thomas H., mariner Jacques John, farmer Kinney Joseph, farmer Kinney Stephen, mariner Landers David, jun., joiner Landers David, sen., farmer Moore rev.James, Baptist Moulton Jonathan, blockmaker Perry Amasa, farmer Poole Brothers, shoe manufacturers Poole Harvey, of Poole Brothers Poole Samuel, of Poole Brothers Poole Thomas, of W.L.Pool & Co.Poole W.L., & Co., furniture manufacturers Poole W.L., of W.L.Poole & Co.Riggs Richard, storekeeper Ring George, farmer Ring Lemuel, farmer Robbins, Boyd & Co., leather dealers Robbins Ansel, jun., of Robbins, Boyd 0 Robbins Ansel, sen., J.P.Robbius Benjamin C., of Robbins, Boyd o.Robbins Georgé, of Robbins, Boyd & Co.Robbins Harding, of Robbins, Boyd & Co Robbins William, storekeeper Rogers Abel, joiner Rogers Cornelius, joiner Rogers Freeman, master mariner Rogers Heman, farmer Rogers Israél, master mariner Rogers John, jun, marmer Rogers John, sen, farmer Rogers Lemuel, of W.L.Poole & Co.Symonds Rufus, farmer Trefry Crowell, farmer Trefry Delancey, master mariner Trefry Elisha, shoemaker Trefry Forman, blacksmith Trefry George, master mariner Trefry Norman, painter Trefry Reuben, farmer Trofry Willium, farmer Vickery Israel, shoemaker Weddleton William, snilmaker Weston Leonard, Jp.Weston Nathan, farmer Whitman A, I\u2019, wheelwright ~~ Whitman rev, J wcob, Congregationalist * ARDOISE HILL, \u2014A small village on the main road from Halifax to Windsor, township of Newport, coun ty of Hants.Distant from Mount Uniacke, à station of the Nova Scotia railway, 9 miles, fare 50c.; from Ellers- house station 34 miles, fare 123¢.; from Halifax 35 miles, fare $1.35 Population about 100.* The post office is at Newport Corner, Nova ScoTia.] DOMINION 1537 DIRECTORY.ARC-ÂRI Bacon William, ship carpenter Baxter Oliver, farmer Canovan william, J.P., farmer Davis J ohn, farmer Davis William, postmaster Fish John, farmer Gerby William, furmer Glassey John, farmer Harvie Archibald farmer Harvie Dalancy, farmer Harvie Dennison, J.P., farmer Harvie George, farmer arvie Ira, carpenter Heine Bdward, blacksmith Higgins J.M,, JP, miner Hutchison William, farmer Lockhart James, farmer Lockhart Rufus, farmer McCarthy John, farmer McEvoy Francis, farmer McEvoy Patrick, farmer McIntosh Donald, miner Martin Samuel, farmer Murphy Isaac, carpenter Sands Timothy.farmer Smilie Joseph, farmer Smilie William, farmer Sweet Albro, farmer Tien John, farmer Walker John, farmer ARGYLE\u2014A beautiful and thriving village at the foot of the Atlantic series, township of Argyle, county of Yarmouth, Distant from Yarmouth 21 miles, from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 110 miles, fare $4.50.Mail daily.Population about 800.Abbott Reuben, J.P., farmer Abbott William, farmer Allen John, jun., farmer Allen John, farmer Babine Gervais, farmer Babine Michael, sen., farmer Babine Olivier, farmer Campbell Robert, farmer Crowell Abraham, tarmer Crowell Daniel, farmer Crowell David, farmer Crowell Harvey, farmer Crowell John, farmer Crowell Paul, farmer Crowell Solomon, farmer Crowell Weymouth, farmer Elwell John, mariner Forbes Ebenezer.farmer Forbes Joseph, farmer Forbes Morris, farmer Forbes William, jun., farmer Forbes Willam, sen.farmer Fraton Eli, sen.farmer Frost Andrew, farmer Frost George, teacher Frost Isaac, farmer rost James.hotelkeeper Frost J eremiah, farmer Frost William A., farmer 300dWin Amos, farmer Qoodwin Enoch, farmer Goodwin James, master mariner oodwin Jedediah, farmer Goodwin Jonathan, farmer oodwin Reuben, farmer Sovdwin Thomas, mariner Goodwin Warren, Jun, farmer win Warren, sen., farmer oodwin William H., farmer Hamilton Alexander, far amilton H, jun, forma eon Hemon, jun, farmer amilton Hemon, sen farmer amilton Isaac, farmer Homilton Thomas, farmer arding J eremiah, farmer Hayes George, farmer Hipson Isaac, farmer Hipson William, farmer Hobbs Benjamin, jun., farmer Hobbs Benjamin, sen., farmer Hobbs James, jun, farmer Hobbs James, sen, farmer Hobbs John, mariner Hobbs Lemuel, master mariner Hogg Nathaniel, storekeeper Jefiery Matthew.blacksmith Jeffery Stephen, master mariner Kenney Israel, farmer Kenney James, farmer Kenney William, mariner Kinney William, mariner McDonald William, mariner McLaren James H.McLaren William, farmer Maxwell Robert, farmer Moulaison Amos, farmer Moulaison Baptiste, farmer Moulaison Cyrille, furmer Moulaison Epbraim, farmer Moulaison Marc, farmer Moulaison Placide, farmer Moulaison Sylvain, farmer Muise Archange, farmer Muise John M., farmer Muise Joseph M., farmer Muise Simon, farmer Muise James, farmer\u2019 Nickerson Charles, farmer Nickerson George, mariner Nickerson Harvey.farmer Nickerson Hemon.mariner Nickerson James, farraer Nickerson James F., farmer Nickerson Jacob, farmer Nickerson Joseph.mariner Nickerson Levi, jun., farmer Nickerson Thaddeus, mariner Nickerson Thomas, farmer Nickerson William, farmer Nickerson Watson, carpenter Owen George, farmer Rankin Archibald.farmer Rankin Hugh, farmer Rankin Izara, farmer Ricker Aaron, farmer Ricker Andrew, ship carpert r Ricker Daniel, farmer Ricker Paul, farmer Ricker Sylvanus, farmer Ricker William.farmer Roberts Aaron, farmer Roberts Benjamin, jun.farmer Roberts Daniel, jun.farmer Roberts Daniel.sen., farmer Roberts Henry, mariner Roberts Hiram, farmer Roberts Jonathan, storekeeper Roberts Joseph, farmer Roberts Weymouth, farmer Ryder Ebenezer, master mariner Ryder Harvey, farmer Ryder Henry, master mariner Ryder Isaac, farmer Ryder John, storekeeper,J.P.,ship owner Ryder John, jun.farmer Ryder Nelson, postmaster, storekeeper Ryder Solomon, master marin farn>e Ryder William, mariner Sargeant Daniel, farmer Seely Anthony, farmer Seely Benjamin, farmer Seely Charles, farmer Slocomb O.W., J.P.Spinney Andrew.farmer Spinney Benjamin, farmer Spinney Daniel.farmer Spinney Daniel H,, farmer Spinney David, farmer Spinney Edward, farmer Spinney Ebenezer, farmer Spinney George, farmer Spinney Harvey, hotel Spinney Hiram, farmer Spinney Isaac, farmer Spinney Ezra, farmer Spinney James H., farmer Spinney Jonathan, farmer Spinney Joseph, former Spinney Lyman, farmer Spinney Ménard, jun, farmer Spinney Ménard, sen.farmer Spinney Norman, farmer Spinney Prince, farmer Spinney Reuben, farmer Spinney Simeon, farmer Spinney Solomon, farmer Spinney Whitfield, farmer Spinney Whitman, jun., farmer Spinney Whitman, sen.farmer Spinney William, farmer Thompson Israel, farmer Thompson John, farmer Travis Elkanah, farmer Travis Jacob, mariner Turette Alexander, farmer Watson Archibald, storekeeper Westcott John O., schoolmaster \u2018White Barnaby, farmer \u2019 White Sylvain, farmer Whitehouse, Benjamin J., jun.master mariner Whitehouse Benjam\u2019n, sen., farmer \u2018Whitehouse John, mariner ARICHAT, C.B.\u2014A rising and picturesque town on the harbor of the same name, on the south side of Isle Madame, township of Arichat, county of Richmond.It is the county seat.The barbor is capable of sheltering the largest vessels.The population is chiefly of French descent.The English speaking population is, however, increasing.The principal occupation is fishing.There is here an Euglish academy, a convent of Notre Dame, dependent on that of Montreal.and a Court house.A lead mine has been opened at the head of the harbor.and a company organized to work it.Western Union Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Port Hawkes- bury 30 miles, fare $2.25; from Sydney 80 miles, fare $4.Mail daily.Population about 1000.Arnold Edward, storekeeper Babin Eustache, sea captain Babin Simon, ship owner Babino Alexander.fisherman Ballam John, storekeeper Ballam John H.overseer of fisheries and auctioneer Ballam William G., postmaster Barrett John, sea captain Beausejour Edward, sea captain Beausejour Paul, fisherman Belfontaine André, sea captain Bennett Edward E., storekeeper Benoit Augustus, seaman Benoit Peter, farmer Benoit Regis, fisherman Bew John, farmer Blancpied Charles, sea captain Boucher Abraham, seaman Boucher Darien, fisherman Boucher Eusebe, fisherman Boucher Joseph, fisherman Boucher Pascal, fisherman Boucher Simon, sea captain Boucher Télesphore, fisherman Boudreau Abraham, seaman ARI-AsH DOMINION 1538 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE op Boudreau Andrew, fisherman Boudreau Augustus, seaman Bondreau Charles, fisherman Boudreau Charles, sea captain Boudreau Eusébe, fisherman Boudreau Henry, sea captain Boudreau Lemond, fisherman Boudreau Louis, sea captain Boudreau Thomas, sea captain Bowen William, storekeeper and ship owner Brind Celestin, fisherman Brine rev.Robert F., ch of England Broussard Charles, carpenter Burge William, tisherman Burger Patrick, butcher Cameron right rev.John, coadjutor bishop of the diocese of Arichat Campbell Hugh Campbell James, confectioner Campbell James, shoemaker Campbell James, tavern Candon Thomas, storekeeper Chandler William B., barrister Clough J.George, storekeeper Coillier Francis, farmer Coste Joseph, fisherman Cutler William R., barrister DeRoche Alexandre, fisherman DeRoche Alexandre, seaman DeRoche Benjamin, farmer DeRoche Timothé, seaman Donohue Miles, farmer Donovan Henry & Simon, storekeepers Donovan Simon, collector of customs Dorey Wright, mason Duke Francis, seaman Dunn Patrick, lighthouse keeper Ferrier James, carpenter Fixott Henry C., M.D.Flynn Edmond, M.P.P., merchant Forest Charles, sea captain Forest Edward, laborer Forest George, farmer Forest John, cooper Forest Maximin, storekeeper Forest Paul, seaman Fougère André, seaman Fougére Simon, sen., fisherman Freehill John, storekeeper Freehill William, sea captain Fuller John, county treasurer Fuller John F., sheriff Gagnon Abraham, sea captain Gagnon Edward, seu captain Gagnon Peter, sea captain Germian Cracien, fisherman Gerroir George, seaman Gerroir James, seaman Gerroir Vital, seaman Goyette Elias, fisherman Goyette Francis, fisherman Goyette John, sen., fisherman Goyette Thanis, fisherman Grines Michael, fisherman Grines Peter, seu captain Hearn James, jun., J.P., barrister Hearn James, sen., tailor Hébert Aimé, fisherman Hébert John, sea captain Hennesey Michael, grocer Heureau Thomas, sea captain Hurz Rémi, fisherman Hurs Pascal, fisherman Jean George E., registrar of deeds and Lloyd's agent Jean George M., storekeeper Jean Tupper, storekeeper Johnson Michael, farmer Joyce Isidore, seaman Kelcher Michael, furmer Lafford George, farmer Lafford James, farmer Landry Andrew, seaman Landry Charles, jun., sea captain Landry Constant, seaman Landry Isaac, seuman Landry Isidore, seaman Landry Joseph, sea captain Landry Laurent, fisherman Landry Peter, seaman Landry Simon, seaman Landry Tranquil, sea enptain Landry Urbain, scaman Langlois Heary, scaman Langlois Joseph, laborer Langlois Lawrence, fisherman Lannen John, farmer Latimore Charles, farmer Latimore George, farmer Latimore Horatio, grocer Latimore James, fisherman Lavache Alexander, seu captain Luvache Victor, sea captain LeBlanc Alexander, seaman LeBlanc Charles, seaman LeBlanc Isidore, sen captain LeBlanc James, sea captain LeBlanc Moïse, sea captain LeBlanc Paul, sea captain LeBlanc Polycarpe, pilot LeBlanc Samuel, sea captain LeBlanc Victor, sea captain LeBrun John, grocer Lenoir Alfred, sea captain Lenoir Charles, blacksmith Lenoir Daniel, sea captain Lenoir Thomas, jun., sea captain LeVisconte Isaac McCabe Michael, shoemaker McDonald Alexander, seaman McDonald Stephen, blacksmith\u2014 McEachern John, seaman\u2014 Madden Alexander, farmer Madden Daniel O., prothonotary Manger Joseph, fisherman Manger John, fisherman Manger Philip, fisherman Marchant Abraham, jun.sea captain Marchant Abraham, sen., sea captain Marchant Charles, seaman Marchant Edward, fisherman Marchant Frederick, fisherman Marchant Henry, carpenter Marchant Henry, sea captain Marmaud Albert, yeoman Marmaud Félix, sea captain Marmaud Francis, ship owner Marmaud Francis, jun, grocer Marmaud Laurent, sea captain Martell Félix, sea captain Martell Henry, storckeeper (O'Brien Francis, shoemaker Perrenu Wm, carpenter Petipas Phirmin, fisherman Petipas Simon, sen., ship builder Phelan James, storekeeper Poirier Isidore Potty Bernard, storekeeper Power Michael, butcher Quick Joseph, carpenter Richard Dominique, fisherman Richard Docité, seaman Richard Henry, sea captain Richard Patrick, gesman Richard Peter, fisherman Richard Simon, jun, sex captain Richard Simon, sen, ship'owner Richard William, fisherman Rindress John IL, J.P.Robertson John J., M.D.Robin H.Philip, storekeeper Rogers Théophile, seaman Sacaloupe Benjamin, fisherman Shannon Patrick, farmer Shaw George, farmer Shaw John, farmer Shaw Thomas, farmer Smith John R., jun., storekeeper Smith John R., sen., storekeeper Sweeney Jeremiah, grocer Thériault Désiré, seaman Thériault Elias, seaman Thériault Félix, sea captain Thériault Geoffrey, senman Thériault Isaïe, sexton Thériault Michel, sea captain Thériault Simon, sea captain Thomas Alexander, seaman Thomas Felix, sea captain Thomas Thomas, sen captain Tyrrell John, jun., fisherman Tyrrell John, sen., farmer Upton Benjamin, seamun Upton John Vigneau Edmond, seaman Vigueau Peter, carpenter Vigneau Peter, fisherman Vigneau Samuel, sea captain Vigneau Sebastien, carpenter Wolf Henry, seaman Wolf Simon, seaman Wolf Thomas, farmer ARISAIG \u2014A thriving and romantic village on the Gulf of St Lawrence, township of Arisaig, county of An- tigonish.The surface of the surrounding country is undulating.Distant from New Glasgow, a sta tion of the Nova Scotia railway, 32 miles, fare $1.50; from Pictou 40 miles, fare $1.77; from Halifax 136 miles, fare $4.62.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 150.Campbell Donald, farmer Campbell John, furmer Douglas William, miller Gillis Laughlin, farmer Gillis Stephen, furmer Gillis William, way office, farmer McAdam Hugh, storekeeper McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonald Angus, wheelwright McDonald Colin, farmer McDonald Donald, blacksmith McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Duncan, farmer McDonald George, farmer McDonald James, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDonald Lewis, farmer McDonald Stephen, farmer McInnis John, farmer Melsauc Ronald, farmer Melsauc Stephen, farmer McKenzie Colin, farmer McLeod rev, William B., R.catholic McPherson Dougall, farmer McPherson Hugh, farmer Ross Donald, blacksmith Smith Angus, J.P., farmer *ASHDA LE-.A small village between Brooklyn and South Rawdon, township of Newport, county of Hants.Distant from Mount Unuincke, & station of the Nova Scotia railway, 11 miles, fare 75c, ; from Halifax 37 miles, fare $1.53.Muil bi-weckly.Popule- tion about 80.Froed Edwin S.,way office and merchant Davison John, merchant Dearmont 1shmael, broommaker Dimock Francis, carpenter Dimock Joseph, farmer Dimoek Louis, carpenter Dimock Thomas, farmer * The way office is called Rawdon South Nova ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1539 DIRECTORY.Asg-Bac Dodge Gardner, school teacher Dodge William, carpenter Fish James, farmer Harvie Levi, farmer Harvie Robert, stonecutter _ McEachren Dougal, blacksmith Parker Edgar, saw mill Parker Francis, miller Parker Josiah, carpenter Parker Sopater, farmer Shaw Jedediah.farmer Shaw George, ploughmaker Willis John, laborer sASPOTOGA NN HA R BOR-A small place on the sea coast, township of Chester, county of Lunenburg.Aspo- togan mountain, in rear of the harbor, ig remarkable for being the highest in the western portion of the province.Distant from Chester 18 miles, from Halifax 50 miles.Population about 30.Church Mrs.Jane, wid John Owalt John, fisherman QOwalt Joseph, fisherman Rockman Samuel, fisherman Rockman William, fisherman AULD\u2019S COVE\u2014A fishing settlement on the west side of the Strait of Canso, un the boundary line of the counties of Guysborough and Anti- gonish.It is a landing of the Port Hastings boats.Distant from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Sco- tia railway, 72 miles, fare $3.50.Mail daily.Population about 150.Barry Daniel, miller Forrestall Edmond, farmer Forrestall James, sea captain Forrestall John, way office, storekeeper Forrestall Patrick, ferryman Graves John W., teacher Irvin William, ship carpenter Jackman Richard, master marine McDonald William, fisherman Martin John, fisherman, trader Martin Thomas, trader Morrison John, fisherman Morrison Roderick, fisherman Munro Alexander, fisherman O'Neil Arthur, fisherman O'Neil Felix, fisherman O'Neil Henry, sea captain O'Neil James, fisherman Power John, fisherman Ryan Bdward, fisherman Ryan James, fisherman Ryan John, fisherman trachen Asberry, farmer Stoffen Martin, mariner Stoffen Moses, farmer Talbot Caleb, farmer AvYONPORT- beautiful village on he River Avon, township of Horton, county of King's.It is a station of the Windsor and Annapolisrailway.Distant from Windsor 12 miles, from Kentville 13 miles, trom Halifax 57 miles, from Annapolis 72 miles.Mail T-weckly.Population about 200.Armstrong lsaac, farmer Borden George W., farmer orden James, farmer orden Joshua W., farmer a landley Joseph, farmer 70x Edward M., farmer Falkacor e, farmer ner George, farmer i post office is at Sandy Beaches.he way office is called Forristall.Fownes Alexander G., farmer Fuller Leonard, farmer Fuller Nathan, farmer Gates John, joiner Gilmore Wiliam, farmer Huntly Isaac, farmer Hutcheson William, farmer Newcomb Edward, farmer Newcomb Leonard, jun., farmer Newcomb Leonard, sen., farmer Newcomb William, storekeeper Palmeter Bishop, farmer Porter John, J.P., way office Reid Harris, farmer Reid Joshua, J.P., farmer Starrett James, farmer Taylor John, farmer Taylor John W., J.P., farmer Wallace Isaiah, hotelkeeper AYLESFO \u2014A settlement in the township © Aylesford, county of King\u2019s.Itis a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway.Distant from Halifax 90 miles, from Windsor 42 miles, from Annapolis 42 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Bishop Charles, miller Bishop Edgar, miller and farmer Collins Justin, carpenter Corbin David, cooper Cox James, farmer Davidson Amos, farmer Davidson David, farmer Davidson Joseph L., carpenter Davidson N.N., merchant Davidson Robert, farmer Davidson Stephen, farmer Farnsworth Nelson, farmer Fitch Eugene, farmer Graves B., farmer Graves John P., farmer Harris Edwin, farmer HARRIS T.R,, merchant, postmaster Hilby Anslie, shoemaker McIntyre William, innkeeper Matthews W., station agent Morse Huston, farmer and wheelwright Morse John A.W., M.D.Morse Robert C., miller Morton John F., tanner Neily John C., teacher Outher John F., farmer Parker James, farmer Parker John, farmer Patterson Alexander, J.P Patterson Andrew, farmer Patterson Arthur G., hotelkeeper Patterson Johuson, farmer Patterson Nelson, farmer Reid rev.James L.Rockwell John, tanner Spurr N.P., merchant Taylor Charles A., blacksmith Taylor rev.James Tough William, farmer West George, farmer West Joseph N., farmer West William S., J.P.Whitman Zachariah, farmer Wolfe James F., blacksmith Woodsworth Abner, farmer * BACCARO\u2014A beautiful village on the sca shove, township of Barrington, county of Shelburne.Fishing is the prevailing occupation.The coast of this region belongs to a gold- bearing formation.Distant from Port La Tour 4 miles, from Barrington 12 miles, from Shelburne, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 32 miles, fare $2.Population about 240 a4, * The way office is at Port La Tour.Atwood John, fisherman Bethell George, fisherman Bethell James F., fisherman Bethell John, fisherman Bethell Thomas, fisherman Bethell William, fisherman Brannen Henry, fisherman Chatwin George, fisherman Christie Alexander, fisherman Christie Jacob, fisherman Christie John A., fisherman Christie Thomas B., fisherman Connell Dennis, fisherman Connell Jeremiah, fisherman Crowell Freeman, fisherman Crowell Jonathan, fisherman Crowell Jonathan, jun., fisherman Connell John, fisherman Crowell Benjamin S., fisherman Crowell Daniel, fisherman Crowell James M.,, fisherman Crowell Nathan, fisherman Crowell Samuel, fisherman Crowell Thomas W., fisherman Fisher Samuel, fisherman Huskins Elisha, fisherman Madden Michael, fisherman Madden Mrs.Tabitha, wid \u2014 Madden Thomas, fisherman Madden William, fisherman Nickerson James A., fisherman Nickerson Joseph, fisherman Nickerson Richard, fisherman Nickerson Thomas, fisherman Purday Abraham, fisherman Purday David, fisherman Purday Nathaniel, fisherman Reynolds Andrew, fisherman Reynolds Joshua, fisherman Reynolds Mrs.Catherine, wid \u2014 Reynolds Seth, fisherman Reynolds Thomas N., fisherman Smith David K., jun., fisherman Smith David K., fisherman Smith David R., fisherman Smith James S., J.P, lighthouse keeper Smith John, jun., fisherman Smith John, sen., fisherman Smith Joseph A., fisherman Smith Mrs.Mary, wid Robert Smith Mrs.Rebecca, wid Theodors Smith Samuel, fisherman Smith Thomas.fisherman Smith Thomas D., fisherman Smith William H., fisherman Snow Howe, fisherman Storms John, fisherman Welsh James, fisherman Williams William, fisherman Worthen Alexander, fisherman Worthen Samuel, fisherman Worthen Thomas, fisherman Worthen William, fisherman Worthen William, jun., fisherman Swain Smith N., fisherman Swain Zephaniah, fisherman * BACK MEADOWS\u2014A farming settlement in the interior, township and county of Pictou.Distant from Pictou, the northern terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 10 miles.Population about 300.Campbell Alexander, shoemaker Colie John, farmer Colie Robert, farmer Cotter John, farmer Fraser Donald, farmer Fraser James, farmer Fraser John, farmer Gordon George, farmer Logan William, farmer McIntosh George, farmer * The post office is at Picton. Bac-BAR McKay John, farmer McKenzie Duncan, farmer McKenzie Hugh, farmer McLauchlin Thomas, farmer McLean Joseph, farmer McConnell George, farmer McConnell James, farmer McConnell Peter, farmer McConnell William, farmer McDonald Alexander, blacksmith McIntosh Wm., carpenter and farmer McKay John, farmer McKenzie, Hugh, farmer McKenzie Roderick, farmer McKenzie William, farmer Munroe George, farmer Murray Alexander, farmer Murray Alexander, tarmer Murray Andrew, farmer Murray Angus, sparmaker Murray David, farmer Murray Hugh, farmer Murray James, farmer Murray John, farmer Murray Robert, farmer Murray Thomas, farmer Murray William, farmer Noble William, farmer Murray William, mason and farmer Rae Jonathan, farmer Rae Thomas, farmer Sutherland William, farmer Underwood John, farmer BADDECK, C.B,\u2014A thriving and pleasant town in a valley on the north side of Big Bras d'Ur, township of Baddeck, county of Victoria, It is the county seat.Considerable quantities of cattle and butter are exported to Newfoundland.Baddeck is the chief market for the interior.A steamer plying between Sydney, Head of West Bay and Whycocomah, calls twice a week.New York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Sydney 40 miles, fare $1; from Port Hastings 64 miles, fare $3.Mail daily.Population about 400.Alliburton Alfred F., barrister Atwater Stephen, blacksmith Bingham William, storekeeper Cameron Alexander, county treasurer Campbell Charles J., storekeeper Clarke Mrs., wid Robt., boarding house Croudis Mark, farmer Croudis William, farmer Dunlop David, telegraph operator Eimsley Robt., postmaster, storekeeper Fraser Hector, farmer Haliburton Thomas, farmer Hart Joseph, storekeeper Hart Joseph, tanner Henderson Willieun, farmer Ingraham Jacob S., sheritf Irish William, storekeeper Jones Mrs., wid Robt., boarding house Kennedy Neil, tailor Kidston Archibald, storekeeper Kidston William, collector of customs Kidston.William C., M.P.P.McAuley Alexander, storekeeper McAuley Donald, farmer McAuley Mrs., wid William, farmer McCurdy & Son, storekeepers McDermitt Archibald, farmer McDonald Charles, miller, farmer McDonald Philip, storekeeper Meclver Angus, J.P.McKay Alexander J., shoemaker McKeen Mrs., wid Thomus McKeen S.G.E., M.D.McKenzie Archibald, tailor DOMINION McKenzie Donald, farmer McKenzie John, farmer McKenzie Murdoch, farmer McKenzie Mrs., wid Donald, farmer McKenzie Mrs., wid John, farmer McKenzie rev.Konneth, Presbyterian McLean Archibale, farmer McLean Donald, storekeeper McLean Neil, constable McLean William, blacksmith McLeod Norman, furmer McLeod Philip, farmer McNab Dougal B,, civil engineer McNeil Hector, carpenter McNeil Roderick, farmer McPhadden Laughlin, farmer McRea Christopher, farmer McRae Donald F., shipowner McRae Norman McRae Roderick, storekeeper McRitchie Kenneth, farmer Marshall Allan, saddler Marshall Seth, shoemaker Mathewson Mrs., wid Angus, farmer Mathewson Roderick, blacksmith Morrison Malcolm, farmer Morrison Mrs., wid Murdoch, farmer Philips Reuben, carriagemaker Rice Edmond, carpenter Rice Joseph, tanner Robertson Dougall, saddler Shuggart Charles, shoemaker Sparling James, farmer Taylor Alexander, prothonotary, clerk of the crown Taylor Alexander, sen., storekeeper Tremain Barclay E., barrister BADDECK BRIDGE, C.B.\u2014A farming settlement extending from Buddeck town, county of Victoria.Mail daily.Population about 500.Anderson Alexander, farmer Anderson Robert, farmer Arnold Francis, farmer Buchannan John, farmer Buchannan William, farmer Campbell Phillip, farmer Campbell John, farmer Coiley James, jun., farmer Coiley James, sen., farmer Croudis James, farmer Croudis Mark, farmer Foyle William, farmer Harris Mrs., wid James, farmer Hart Joseph, storekeeper Ingraham George, farmer Kaine William, farmer Jones Alexander, farmer Jones William, Jp.farmer McKay Alexander, J.P., farmer McLeod James, farmer McLeod Murdoch, farmer McRae Alexander, farmer McRae Angus, miller McRae Donald, way office, storekeeper Meltac Duncan, farmer McRue Farquhart, furmer McRae John, farmer McRae Philip, farmer Smith John A., farmer Watson Andrew, furmer Watson Samuel, farmer Withley rev.John, Wesloyan BAILEY\u2019S BROOK\u2014A village on the Gulf of St Lawrence, township of Muxwelton, counly of Pictou.Distant from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 21 miles, fare $1.Mail bi-weokly.Population about 250.Macdonald Angus, shoemaker Mucdonald Angus, tailor 1540 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE op Macdonald Archibald, blacksmith Macdonald D.Jp, postmaster storekeeper Macdonald Donald, carriagemaker MacLellan John, farmer MeDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Donald D., J.P., way office McDonald Roderick, farmer McDougall John, farmer McGilvray Alexander, blacksmith McGilvray Angus, farmer McGilvray Archibald, farmer McGilvray Hugh, farmer McGilvray William, J.P.McGillivray Hugh, carpenter McKay Andrew, tailor McKinnon Charles, farmer McKinnon J.C., M.D.McKinnon John, tanner McLean Donald, farmer McLean Donald, J.P., farmer McLean John, dyer *BAKER SETTLEMENT \u2014A small village in the interior, township of New Dublin, county of Lunenburg, Lumbering is the prevailing oceupa- tion.Distant from Bridgewater 9 miles.Population about 150.* Baker Benjamin, farmer Baker Fancy, farmer Baker John, farmer Baker Joseph, J.P.Baker Isaiah, farmer Bolivar Charles, grist mill Bolivar David, farmer Fancey Benjamin, farmer Fancey David, farmer Fancey John, farmer Fancey Josiah, farmer Fancey Levi, farmer Frozle David, farmer Hebb Isaiah, farmer McLean John, farmer Rino James, farmer Rofuse Jacob, farmer Seamon J acob, farmer Selig David, farmer Selig Lewis, millwright Vieno Hibbard, farmer + BALL ROCK \u2014A fishing settlement inthe township of Halifax west,county of Halifax.Distant from Halifax, the chief terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 20 miles.Population about 0.Cootcone William T., fisherman Findlay George, fisherman Findlay Henry, fisherman Gray Charles, fisherman Gray James, fisherman Gray Kellogh, fisherman ; Nickerson Mrs.Mary Anu, wid Joshua Nickerson Richard, fisherman Nickerson Stephen, fisherman Smith Gideon, fisherman Smith John, fisherman Smith Nelkany, fisherman Smith Willinm, fisherman Rodgers James, fisherman EY\u2019S RIVER, (Kenzie era pleasant and\u2019 rising set- lement on Barney's river, town ship of Mnxwelton, county of Pic- tou.Distant from New Glasgow a station of the Nova Scotia rail wal, 94 miles, fare $1.26; from 1 fotos 1 miles, from llalifux 131 miles.daily, Population about 600.* The post office is ab Bridgewater.+ The way office is at Sambro Harbor. me ue et Petite tr M nn Nova ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1541 DIRECTORY.Bar-Bar erman Donald, farmer Farm En Robert, farmer Bannerman Roderick, farmer annerman Simon, farm Baylss Richard, farmer ; Blair rev.Duncen B., Presbyterian ruce George, farmer Bruce Robert, farmer Cameron Allan, farmer Cameron Hugh, farmer Cameron John, farmer .Cameron Kenneth, saw mill Campbell George, blacksmith Campbell Peter, farmer Chines George farmer Dewar Alexander, miller Dewar Robert, farmer Douglas Donald, farmer Dunn John, miller Fraser John, miller, farmer Ferguson Robert, farmer Graham William, farmer Hattie Mrs., wid, weaver Hunter Andrew, J.P., farmer Inglis George, farmer Irving Hugh, farmer Irving Joseph, farmer Johnston John, blacksmith, drover Kavanagh James, farmer Kavanagh Peter, farmer Kavanagh Robert, farmer Kavanagh William, farmer Leadbetter Thomas, farmer McDiarmid Alexander, farmer McDiarmid Donald, farmer McDiarmid John, farmer McDiarmid John, jun., farmer McDonald Alexander, weaver McDonald James, weaver McDonald William, miller McIver John, farmer Meclver John, sen., farmer McKay Alexander, farmer McKay Andrew, farmer McKay Angus, farmer McKay Donald McKay Donald W., farmer McKay John B., farmer McKay John W., farmer McKay Robert, farmer McKay William W., farmer McKenzie Adam, J.P.McKenzie Donald R., farmer McKenzie Francis, hotelkeeper and surveyor .McKenzie J ames, farmer and surveyor McLean Donald, farmer McLeod Donald, farmer cLeod George, farmer McLeod J ames, farmer McLeod John, sen.McLeod John, farmer McLeod Peter, farmer McLeod Robert, farmer McLeod Robert, sen., farmer MeLeod William P., farmer McPhee Edward, tanner cPhee Hugh, carpenter ePhee Jo hn, farmer MePherson Archibald, farmer orrison Farquhar, farmer wre Donald, farmer wary Dovid, farmer ay Stewart, shoem William, farmer © N Poison Donald v od Robert, farmer | wy office értson Adam P., farmer obertson Alexander, saw mill gus, farmer ohn J, farmer 089 Alexander, farmer Publicover Henry, farmer Ross Alexander, jun., farmer Ross Donald, farmer Ross James, farmer Ross Malcolm, farmer Ross Robert, farmer Ross Thomas, farmer Smith James, farmer Stewart Alexander, farmer Stewart Peter, farmer Sutherland Alexander, farmer Sutherland David, farmer Sutherland Donald B., farmer Sutherland Donaid, farmer Sutherland Donald, miller Sutherland Donald C., farmer Sutherland James, jun., farmer Sutherland James, sen., farmer Sutherland John, farmer Sutherland Joseph, turner Stalker John, farmer Stuart Daniel, farmer Wilkins Robert, tanner BARRINGTON\u2014A populous and flourishing village on the Atlantic coast, township of Barrington, county of Shelburne.Its inhabitants are engaged almost exclusively in the fisheries,ship building and carrying trade.The vicinity isrich in minerals.West ern Union Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Yarmouth 44 miles, fare $2.50 ; from Halifax, the terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 161 miles, fare $10.Mai daily.Population about 800.Atwood Elisha, ship carpenter Atwood John, jun., mariner Atwood John, sen., mariner Atwood Joshua.ship carpenter Atwood Smith, fisherman Black Samuel, ship carpenter Butler John, mariner Christie Harvey, farmer Coffin Churchill, joiner Coffin John, joiner Coffin Josiah.custos Coffin Thomas M., ship builder Coffin William H., master mariner Crowell Andrew L., mariner Crowell Asa D., storekeeper Crowell David, fisherman Crowell Ebenezer, farmer Crowell Herman, fisherman Crowell Israel, J.P., storekeeper Crowell Isaac, mariner Crowell Jabez O., mariner Crowell James C., jun., mariner Crowell James C., sen., farmer Crowell Jesse, fisherman Crowell Josiah, mariner Crowell Michael, mariner Crowell Moses, ship carpenter Crowell Nathaniel, fisherman Crowell P.Cottin, master mariner Crowell Paul, master mariner Crowell Philip, farmer Crowell Rufus H., postmaster Crowell Samuel O.D., mariner Crowell William O., mariner Crowell William P., mariner Davidson Oscar, mail contractor Doane A.C.D,, school teacher Doane Arthur, carpenter Doane Charles W., ship carpenter Doane Duncan, tarmer Doane Israel, carpenter Doane James H., school teacher Doane James W., farmer Doane Josiah, farmer Doane Lendal, mason Doane Nehemiah, ship carpenter Doane Prince, farmer Doane Prince R., joiner Doane Samuel 4, photographer Doane Warren, ship builder Doane William, farmer Doane William, jun., mariner Downie rev.William, Free baptist Ells John, blacksmith Gardner James G., blacksmith Gardner Zebedia, mariner Goodwin Isaac, carpenter Goodwin Lorenzo, joiner Harding Lendal, mariner Hogg Robert, shoemaker Homer Francis W., registrar of Probate Homer John, mariner Homer Obediah, J.P.Hopkins Archibald, jun., ship carpenter Hopkins Archibald B., farmer Hopkins Benjamin, shoemaker Hopkins Colin, mariner Hopkins Henry, mason Hopkins Isaac, trader Hopkins John, fisherman Hopkins Joseph, mariner Hopkins Josiah, mariner Hopkins Knowles, mariner Hopkins Nathan, mariner Hopkins Ubediah, fisherman Hopkins Samuel, farmer Hopkins Smith K., mariner Hopkins Thomas, fisherman Hopkins William B., storekeeper Hopkins William S., mariner Kendrick Edward.cooper Kendrick Jacob, wheelwright Kendrick Jacob, jun., ship carpenter Kendrick John, shoemaker Kendrick Jonathan, jun., ship carpenter Kenny James, joiner Knowles John K., boat builder Kenny Richard, caulker Kenny Sherod, joiner Lamrock James, farmer Lamruck John, farmer Lamrock Josiah, farmer Lawrence John B., storekeeper McKay William M., M.D.McLarren Charles, farmer McLarren Prince, farmer McLarren Thomas, mariner 5 Nickerson Reuben, mail carrier, Nickerson Simeon, farmer _ Nickerson Solomon, master mariner Nickerson Stillman, trader Pinkham James D., ship carpenter Powell David, tailor Powell Thomas, mariner Raynes Isaac, mariner Reynold Josiah, farmer Schrage John J., M.D.Sheppard William, farmer Smith Ebenezer, storekeeper Smith Henry, shoemaker Smith Jonathan, shoemaker Smith Joshua, mason Smith Levi, mariner Smith Moses, fisherman Smith Thomas H., farmer Snow George, farmer Snow Matthew, fisherman Sponagle Miss Nellie, telegraph manager Stanley Charles E., mariner Stanley Edward, shoemaker Sutherland Peter, lumberman Thomas Enoch, farmer Thomas John, farmer Villers Charles, miller Watson Alexauder, farmer Watson Samuel, mail courier Watson Thomas, mariner Watt Charles, carpenter Watt David, tailor Brn-Bax DOMINION 1542 DIRECTORY.7 [PROVINCE go Watt Joseph, carpenter Watt Josiah, tailor Watt'William, farmer Westwood Samuel, joiner Wilson Andrew, mariner Wilson David, fisherman Wilson George, seaman Wilson Israel K., M.D.Wilson John, joiner Wilson Seth, mariner Wilson Smith, fisherman Wilson Thomas W., J.P., master mariner Wilson William H., shoemaker \u201cWood Alexander, fisherman Wood David, farmer Worthen John, fisherman BARRINGTON PASSAGE\u2014A growing village below Barrington, township of Barrington, county of Shelburne.The inhabitants are chiefly descendants of American loyalists.The soil is of a sterile and rocky character, An extensive business in fishing is carried on.A ferry connects this place and Cape Sable Island.Distant from Cape Sable Island ; a mile, fare 20c.; from Yarmouth 48 miles, fare $2.50; from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 113 miles, fare $7.25.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 500.\u2019 Atwood Alvin, mariner Atwood Elisha, mariner Atwood Stephen, farmer Banks Benjamin, mariner Banks Elias, mariner Banks James, master mariner Banks Joseph, farmer Banks Nehemiah, storekeeper Banks Nelson, mariner Banks Stephen, farmer Banks Thomas L., J.P., master mariner Banks William, mariner Banks Zenas, mariner Carroll Michael, farmer Crowell Abijah, mariner Crowell Alexander, mariner Crowell Ansel, farmer Crowell Daniel, trader Crowell Eldad, mariner Crowell John, jun., master mariner Crowell John, sen,, farmer rowell Judah, mariner Crowell Samuel, cooper Crowell Seth W., storekeeper Crowell Seth W., jun., mariner Crowell William M., mason Cunninglrun James, carpenter Cunningham Miss Jane, storekeeper Doane Hervey, captain steamship M.A.Starr Gammon Richard, blacksmith Goudey Edward, shoemaker Gray John, storekeeper Hichins Richard, fisherman Hogg Alexander, cooper Hogg Robert W.K., mariner Kendrick Enos, master mariner Kendrick Joseph, farmer Kendrick Solomon, tingmith Kenney Albert, mariner Kenney Hemon, jun, J.P., master mariner Kenney Joseph, mariner Kenney Nehemiah, mariner Kenney Robert, shoemaker Knowles John, ship carpenter \"Knowles Leonard, way office ferryman, Knowles Richard, ship carpenter Knowles William, ship carpenter Nickerson Caleb, mariner Nickerson Edward, mariner Nickerson ensign, trader Nickerson Hiram, mariner Nickerson Isaac, mariner Nickerson Minard, mariner Nickerson Nehemiah, mariner Perry Nathaniol, mariner Richan rev.William 1, Baptist Robertson Gabriel, U.S.consulary agent, Robertson Thomas, blacksmith Robertson Thomas W., blacksmith Sargent Daniel, collector of customs Sargent John, farmer Sargent Winthrop B., storekeeper Smith Angus, master mariner Smith Josiah, farmer Smith Luther, mariner Smith Warren, master mariner Snow James, fisherman Stalker John, farmer Swim rev.Albert, Free-will baptist Swim Thomas D., mariner Trefry Harvey, wheelwright Trefry Joseph, innkeeper, blacksmith Trefry Joshua A., shoemaker White Frank, tinsmith Young rev.Fred.M., ch of England BARRI0>S BEA CH\u2014À small farming settlement, half-way between Tra- cadie and Little Tracadie, on the Bay of St George, township of Tracadie, county of Antigonish.Distant from Antigonish 22 miles, from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 58 miles, fare $3.75.Mail daily.Population about 70.Benoit Frederick, farmer Boudreau Benjamin, way office, farmer Boudreau Simon, farmer Decoste Joseph, farmer Deslaurier Nicholas, farmer Deslaurier Peter, farmer Symonds Joseph *BARTON\u2014A scattered village on St Mary's bay, township of Weymouth county of Dighy.The coast belongs to a gold-beuring formation.Distant from Digby 9 miles, fare 50c .; from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 29 miles, fare $1.25; from Yarmouth 58 miles, fare $3.Mail daily.Population about 160.Abbott Charles, ship carpenter Andrew William, farmer Bnker George, ship carpenter Bingay Jucob, ship builder and storekeeper Clements John, farmer Clements William, seaman Dunham captain Charles B.Dunham Jumes W., master mariner Dunkly John, drill instructor Gavel Willinm, farmer Hilton Lulkin, storekeeper Lambertson John B., farmer Lambertson Tunis, farmer McKay Laughlin,J.P., way office, blacksmith McNeill Alfred, farmer McNeill Bernard, blucksmith McNeill John S., J.P,, storekeeper McNeill captain Joseph McNeill Neil, farmer McNeill William ë., master mariner Marshall Robert W., shoemaker Marr Henry, farmer O'Neal Gilbert, ship carpenter * l'ormerly called Specht Cove.Perry Augustus, joiner Porter Asa, farmer Ring Samuel, furmer Sanderson Richard, customs officer Sanderson Samuel, ship carpenter Smith John M., J.P, tanner Specht Christopher, farmer Specht Edward, farmer Specht John S., caulker Specht William, farmer Spurr John, farmer Drefty Thomas, furmer Urquhart James, ship carpenter Woodrull George D., M.D.Woodruff William D., M.D.BASS RIVER\u2014A rising village jp the township of Londonderry, county of Colchester.Colchester wy organized into a sepurate county in 1835.Distant from Truro, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 27 miles, fare $2; from Halifax 88 miles, Population about 300.Campbell George, farmer Carr William, farmer Clarke Timothy, farmer Cook Robert, mariner Creelman Francis, farmer Creelman Rupert, miller Creelman Samuel, farmer Crow Thomas, farmer Davidson James W., miller Dickie Mrs.Agues, wid John Dickie Samuel), joiner, way office keeper Fulton Alpheus, farmer Fulton Almon, furniture factory Fulton Amos, turmer Fulton David W., farmer Fulton George, farmer Fulton George, furniture factory Fulton George A., hotelkeeper Fulton Henry, farmer Fulton Isaac L., farmer Fulton James C., farmer Fulton James W., farmer Fulton John H., farmer Fulton John J., farmer Fulton Jouathan, farmer Fulton Joshua, farmer Fulton Mrs.Blizabeth, wid S.Fulton Mrs.Margaret, wid Samuel Fulton Noble, farmer Fulton Ross, teacher Fulton Rufus, miller Fulton Rupert D., furmer Fulton Samuel J., farmer Fulton Thomas B., farmer Fulton Woodbury, couper Johnston Junes, farmer Lunk David, farmer Lank Davison, farmer Lunk Robert, farmer Lunk Reuben, farmer Little Andrew, shoemaker Little Jumes, farmer McLaughlin Fletcher, farmer McLaughlin W., farmer O'Brien D., fisherman Smith Thomas, cooper Starrett Henry, farmer .Thompson Robinson, blacksmith Vance Joseph, farmer Wilson David, joiner Wilson Frank, firmer Wilson Mrs.Charlotte, wid Rufus Young James, storekeeper - ll BAXTERS HARBOR \u2014 À SIT village on the Bay of l'undy, township ! of Cornwallis, county of Kings.be building is carriod on to a consider extent.Distont from Kentville, à # EE Nova ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1543 DIRECTORY.Bax-BEA i f the Windsor and Annapolis way, 12 miles, fare $1; from Wind- gor, 38 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 150.Samuel, farmer Baxter À, way office, ship owner, trader Baxter John S., mill owner, farmer Baxter John W.sailor Baxter W.H., master mariner Caldwell Samuel, fisherman Caldwell William J., sailor i Cogswell Amos, sailor Hamilton John, farmer | Hueston Frank, farmer Irwins Henry, farmer Irwins John, farmer Lyons Frank, farmer Marvin Luke, farmer McDougall captain Peter Osborn William, carpenter Rogers Patrick, farmer Rogers Thomas, farmer Warnock Walter, ship owner Warnock Willizm, trader, ship owner BAYFIELD \u2014A village on the Bay of St George, township of Tracadie, county of Antigonish.Distant from Antigonish 15 miles, from New Glasgow, 4 station of or.Scotia rail way, 54 miles, fare $3.50 ; from Pictou 59 iles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 250.Atwater James, mail carrier, farmer Atwater John, lighthouse keeper Atwater Joseph, furmer Atwater Luman, farmer Barber James, fisherman Chisholm John, farmer Chisholm Valentine, farmer Connor John, shoemaker Connors Edward, farmer Cook James, farmer Connor Mrs., wid Donald, farmer Cunningham George, storekeeper Cunningham Norman, teacher Graham captain William ulbert Charles, farmer Leadbetter James, farmer Leydon John, mariner Leydon Patrick, farmer McDonald James, nsnerman McDonald John, farmer MeLean James, blacksmith Metzler rev.Gideon, ch of England Murphy David, farmer Myers Michael, farmer Randall Albert, farmer Randall Edward, customs ofticer Randall Elisha, J.P., farmer Randall Elisha W., J.P.way office, storekeeper Randall James, farmer Randall John, farmer Randall Mrs., wid Charles, farmer Rennels W.H, bookkeeper ennels Williaw, storekeeper Riley Francis, mariner Riley Peter, farmer Strople Blidha, farmer Strople John, farmer Strobl joseph, farmer , lam, carpenter !gncau captain Edward BAY ST LAWRENCE, C.B.\u2014 A settlement in the county of Victoria, $ B.Distant from Sydney 100 miles.Br ail ah Population about 100.own ; : ©.jun, merchants ton, George, fisherman ay ohm, fisherman anah John, fisherman clntosh Donald 5 \u2018 MoNeil Michael, des fishoruan McPherson Norman, fisherman Nichols T.Y., merchant Young George, fisherman Young James, fisherman Young John, fisherman Zwicker R.G., merchant * BEAR COVE\u2014A fishing settlement in the township of Halifax west,county of Halifax.Distant from Halifax, the terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 12 miles.Population about 60.Connor John, fisherman Connor Patrick, fisherman Johnson Daniel, fisherman Johnson Edward, J.P.Johnson George, fisherman Johnson James, fisherman Johnson John, fisherman Johnson Lawrence, fisherman Johnson William, fisherman Petipas Benjamin, fisherman Petipas James, fisherman BFAR ISDAND; C.B.\u2014A fishing settlement in the township of Hawkesbury, county of Richmond, Cape Breton Island.Distant from Halifax 200 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 175.Cash James, fisherman Dowling Michael, fisherman Dowling James, fisherman Dowling Patrick, fisherman Embree Adolphus, shvemaker Embree George, fisherman Embree William, fisherman Gillis Roderick, fisherman Gray William, fisherman Handlin James, fisherman Langley George, fisherman Le Blanc Thomas, caulker MacKay James.fisherman MacKay Michael, fisherman MacKay Richard, fisherman McPherson Hugh, fisherman McPherson John.ferryman Mitchell John, fisherman (Brian Denis, fisherman O'Toole Patrick, fisherman Peeples Edwin, fisherman Reeves Henry, fisherman Smith James, merchant and way office keeper Stuart Charles, fisherman Wright Charles, fisherman Wright James, fisherman Wright William, fisherman BEAR POINT\u2014A promising village below Barrington Passage, on a striking headland, township of Barrington, county of Shelburne.The settlers are chiefly engaged in fishing.Distant from Barrington 8 miles, from Shel- burne, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 27 miles, fare $2.50.Mail tri-weckly.Population about 200.Atwood James, farmer Atwood Joseph, tauner Atwood Joshua, farmer Atwood Samuel, fisherman Atwood Samuel, jun., seaman Atwood William, tanuer Barss Robert, fisherman Brown M., fisherman Brown Philip, fisherman Brown Paul, farmer Crowell George, fisherman Hopkins B,, fisherman Hopkins Edward, fisherman Hopkins Ensign \u2014, tisherman Hopkins Freeman, fisherman * The way office is at Portuguese Cove.Hopkins Isaac, fisherman Hopkins Israel, fisherman Hopkins John C., fisherman Hopkins Levi, fisherman Hopkins Seth, farmer Kenny Alfred, fisherman Kenney Caldwell, fisherman Kenney Daniel, fisherman Kenney William H., fisherman Matheson Daniel, teacher Nickerson Andrew, fisherman Nickerson David, fisherman Nickerson Joseph, fisherman Nickerson Joshua, fisherman Nickerson Leonard, master mariner Sholes John, fisherman Shoulds David F., fisherman Smith Abram, fisherman Smith David, way office, farmer Smith Edmond, fisherman Smith Elias, fisherman Smith Gideon, fisherman Smith Jacob, tisherman Smith James, fisherman Smith Jesse, fisherman Smith Jonathan, fisherman Smith Joseph, fisherman Smith Moses, master mariner Stoddart Caleb, ship carpenter Stoddart Clark, ship carpenter Stoddart George, farmer Stoddart H., seaman Stoddart Isaac, fisherman Stoddart James, fisherman Stoddart Jeremiah, ship carpenter Stoddart Joseph, seaman Stoddart Reuben, ship carpenter Stoddart Robert, sen., farmer Stoddart Robert W_, fisherman Stoddart Samuel, fisherman *BEAR RIVER\u2014A pleasant and thriving village on the river of that name, at its head of navigation, township and county of Digby.An iron foundry, two tanncries and a considerable number of saw, lath and shingle mills are in operation.Agriculture and ship building are the prevailing occupations.Gold has been discovered recently.The exports amount to $45,000 annually; they consist of lumber and cordwood, and the imports average about $60,000 yearly.The West Indies and United States are the most considerable dealers with this sea port.A steam packet runs tri-weekly from Digby to t John, N.B.Western Union Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Digby 9 miles, fare 75c.: from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 16 miles, fare $1.50.Mail daily.Population about 900.Anthony William, master mariner Barr Mrs., wid John, hotelkeeper Benson Christopher A., ship builder Benson Christopher E., sparmaker Benson Edmond, shipwright Benson Isaac, carpenter Benson William, ship builder Beaton Edward, of Jack & Beaton Betts Hiram, master mariner Bishop John, farmer Blakslee Henry, trader Bogart Luc, ship builder Bogart Samuel, farmer Bryant James R, farmer Carty Williaw, farmer Chute Bhomar, farmer Chute Binea, farmer * Formerly called Hillsburgh. Bra-Bra DOMINION 1544 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Chute Burton, contractor Chute George, farmer Chute Henry, storekeeper Chute Israel, farmer Chute John, farmer Chute Nathan, farmer Chute Nehemiah, tarmer Clarke Edward, farmer Copeland William, shipwright Cosby Henry, furmer Cosby John, farmer Qosby William, farmer Croscup Ezekiel, ship owner Croscup Zebadiah, collector of customs Crouse Henry, farmer Crouse Wallace, farmer Crouss Jacob, farmer Ditmars Federick, storekeeper Dunn Charles H., carriagemaker Dunn Charles J., shoemaker Dunn Edward, farmer Dunn Israel, J.P., farmer Dunn William E., farmer Ellison J.R., M.D.Fleet James, shoemaker Glasgow Newton, storekeeper Haines Charles W., saddler Hardwick V.F., of Marshall & Hard- wick, postmaster Harlow John, carpenter Harris Albert, storekeeper Harris Alden B., farmer Harris Andrew H., master mariner Harris Benjamin, farmer Harris David, farmer Harris George C., shoemaker Harris George H., farmer Harris Henry C., ship owner Harris James E., farmer Harris John D., farmer Harris Joshua H., farmer Harris Richard, farmer Harris Thomas H., farmer Harris Weston, farmer Harris William, J.P., farmer Harris William H., farmer Hasscoc William, millman Hennigar Stephen B., J.P.Hennigar William F., painter Henshaw William, tailor Hiltz Frederick A., teacher Hinxman Charles, farmer Jack & Beaton, foundry Jack John, of Jack & Beaton Johnson Peter, muson Kniffin William, ship builder Lent David, mariner Lent Isaac, mariner Lent John H., ship builder McCarty rev.\u2014, Wesleyan McDormand Edwin, carpenter McDormand Freeman, farmer McDormaud Joel, master mariner McFaden \u2014, tailor Marshall A., of Marshall & Hardwick Marshall & Hardwick, storekeepers Marshall William F., ship owner Maxwell Archibald, M.D.Milbury James P., shoemaker Milbury John, shoemaker Miller Edwin G., storekeeper Miller Ezra, farmer Miller George F., storekeeper Miller Nelson, farmer Miller Thomas H., storekeeper Miller William, farmer Moore John, caulker Morchouse Joseph, millwright Morgan Ansley, saw mill Morgan Henry, saw mill Morine David, farmer Morine John, farmer Morine Joseph, tailor Morse Abner, blacksmith Morse Allister, carter Moss Jolin S., tanner Nicholl George, carpenter Nicholl James D., farmer Nichols David, ship carpenter Parker G.A.teacher Parker James, master mariner Parker Obediah, millwright Parker Wilber, carpenter Peck Joshua, lumberer Potter William F., farmer Purdy Cereno, blacksmith Purdy George A., blacksmith Purdy James, cabinetmaker Purdy John, J.P.tanner and hotel keeper Purdy Josiah, farmer Reed William, storekeeper Rice Aaron, farmer Rice Alfred, farmer Rice Allen, mason Rice Benjamin, J.P., farmer Rice David, ship builder Rice James F., saw mill Rice John, farmer Rice Jonas I\".ship carpenter Rice Moses E., storekeeper Rice Robert, carpenter Rice Thomas, ship builder Rice Westley, stonemason Rice William F., farmer Rice William R., shipowner, storekeeper Riordon Miss Lleanor, telegraph operator Riordon William, tailor Roddick rev.William Ryerson Wilber, farmer Savary George, ship carpenter Thomas James H., lumberer Thomas John V., lumberer Troop captain Gilbert F.Troop George, J.P., farmer Troop captain John Troop Thomas, farmer Tupper E.E., JP, machinist and block maker Turnbull Alexander, farmer Turnbull John W., carriagemaker Turnbull Robert, farmer Turnbull William F., farmer Vanbuskirk Jeremiah, farmer Wade Edmond, cabinetmaker Walsh Edward, of E.Walsh & Co.Walsh Edward & Co., storekeepers Welsh John, farmer Western Union Telegraph Co., Miss E.Riordon, uperator Wilson John, J.P., farmer Winchester Lu., carpenter BEAVER BANK\u2014A scttlement on the line of Nova Scotia railway, near a station and post office of the same name, in the township of Sackville, county of Halifax.Distant from Halifax 16 miles, fare 45¢.Population about 150.Barratt Richard, farmer Barratt Thomas, farmer Conlon Henry, furmer Conlon Thomas, farmer DeWolf George, laborer Dooley William, farmer Ferguson Roderick, laborer Galligan Matthew, laborer Greenaleh Samuel, former Grove James, farmer Grove William, furmor Lively James, furmer McKenzie Donald, farmer Nelson Moses, farmer Nelson William, laborer Nicholson David A., farmer Peters John, farmer Rasoly John A., farmer Shonnamon Charles, farmer Shonnamon David, farmer Shonnamon Henry, farmer Shonnamon James, farmer Shonnemon John, farmer Shonnamon John V., farmer Wallace Morrice, laborer Walsh John, laborer Walsh Thomas, laborer BEAVER BANK STATION-A small village in the interior, on the 17th district, county of Halifax, It has a valuable formation of slate extensive qunrries of which are being worked.Lumber ig shipped from this place.It is a station of the Nova Scotia railway.Distant from Wind- gor Junction 3 miles, from Mount Uniacke 10 miles, from Windsor 29 miles, from Halifax 16 miles, fare 4c, Mail daily.Population about 100.Ashe Patrick, laborer, Nova Scotia railway Barrett George, farmer BEAVER BANK HOTEL, DD.Hallisey, proprietor Carroll William, farmer Dean Benjamin, slate quarry foreman Dean Thomas, farmer HALLISEY DANIEL, postmaster, merchant, station master and proprietor Beaver Bank hotel Houlihen Patrick, laborer Nova Scotia railway Rosley Mrs.Susan, wid George, grocery Welsh Michael, tarmer * BEAVER BROOK\u2014A small village on a stream of that name, township of Truro, county of Colchester.Distant from Truro, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 9 miles, fare 25¢, from Halifax 70 wiles.Population about 100.Archibald Charles C., farmer Crowe Douglas, farmer Crowe Henry, ship carpenter Crowe Joseph, farmer Crowe Leonard, school teacher Crowe Thomas, farmer Crowe Watson, ship carpenter Knotfts Henry, merchant Loughead John R., furmer Loughead Joseph Loughead William, ship carpenter Marshall Anthony, miller Marshall George, farmer Marshall John, farmer Marshall Robert, farmer Murray Willinm, ship earpenter Park John, farmer Park John À, farmer Park Joseph, farmer Park Willinm, farmer Rutherford Thompson, blacksmith Sanderson James, farmer Sunderson John, farmer Sanderson Thomas S., farmer Sanderson William A, farmer Smith David, ship carpenter Yuill Jumes, farmer {BEAVER MEADOW\u2014A sottle ment one milo south of the post rom between Antigonish and New Glasgow, township of Dorchester, county of Antigonish.Distant from Anti- * The post oflice is at Old Barns.1 The way oflice is at Addington Forks. Nova Sooria.] DOMINION 1645 DIRECTORY.Bea-Bez onish 9 miles, fare 50e.; from New &lasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 32 miles, fare $2.Population about 70.Cameron Alexander, farmer Forbes John, farmer McDonald Alexander L., farmer McDonald Alexander, J.P., farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Donald R., farmer McDonald Hugh, farmer McDonald Roderick, farmer McDonald Ronald, mill owner McRae Alexander, farmer McRae Donald, farmer McRae Duncan, farmer BEAVER RIVERA promising village near the sea shore, on Beaver river, on the borders of the counties of Yarmouth and Digby, district of Clare.Gold has been discovered on the coast here.Distant from Yarmouth 13 miles, from Digby 54 miles, from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 72 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 400.Atwood Joshua, mariner Bain George, shoemaker Cann Charles, farmer Cann Harvey, farmer Cogswell rev.Aaron, Baptist Corning Daniel P., farmer Corning David P., farmer Corning Robbins, mariner Corning Samuel.farmer Crosby George G., merchant Crosby Isaialt, master mariner Crosby Josiah, mason Crosby Josiah, mariner Crosby Mrs.Mary, wid Stephen Deveaux Luke, ship carpenter Deveaux Peter, shoemaker Doty Elias, blacksmith Floyd David, blacksmith Goldfinch Henry, farmer Goudy George, painter Gullison Burpee, mariner Gullison John B,, mariner Hall John, farmer Hall William, farmer Hamilton John, joiner Harris John H,M.D.igby James, caulker Jenkins George H., ship builder King Mrs, Maria, wid Jesse Nisbet Andrew, ship carpenter O'Brien Thomas, mariner Perry Harvey, master mariner erry John, jun, farmer : Perry John, sen, farmer : Perry Mrs.Caroline, wid Jacob Perry Freeman, shoemaker, mail courier Perry John G., mariner Perry Miner, joiner Perry N orman, farmer Perry Reuben, mariner erry Robert, farmer erry Cyrus, farmer Perry Thomas, farmer Iper Foster, Joiner \\per George, farmer Porter Zepheniah way office ymond James » Merchant Aymond Joseph, merchant x yond Josoply, ship builder Aymond Mrs, Telpha, wid Ira dymond Norman J., merchant aymond Reuben, ship builder Aymond William C., joiner ÿmond William E, mariner aymond William S., hotelkeeper and tanner Sanders John, master mariner Sanders Nathaniel, farmer Sinclair John, sailmaker Tedford Benjamin, millwright Tedford Jacob, shoemaker Wetmore John, ship carpenter Wyman D.N., farmer Wyman Daniel, farmer Wyman Nelson, farmer BEDFORD \u2014A beautiful and rising village on Bedford basin, in the 17th district, county of Halifax.This region was first settled by Loyalists from Massachusetts.There is an extensive woollen factory in the village, and a station of the Nova Scotia railway.Distant from Windsor Junction, 5 miles, from Beaver Bank 8 miles, from Halifax 8 miles by rail, 10 miles by road, from Windsor 37 miles, from Truro 53 miles.Mail daily.Population about 250, Archibald James, miller BEECH & POWELL, proprietors Bellevue ho:el Beals William Henry BEDFORD HOTEL, T.Fitzmaurice, proprietor BELLEVUE HOTEL, Beech & Powell, proprietors Blois Osborne, clerk Bellevue hotel BUGGS GEORGE W, postmaster, station master, telegraph operator Clarke William H., manager of gold mines, Waverley Corbin John, druggist Dill John, carpenter Doyle James, Jjun., shoemaker Doyle James, sen.shoemaker Duffy Peter.pedlar Ennis James, track foreman Fitzmaurice Edward, blacksmith Fitzmaurice James, carpenter Fitzmaurice Thomas.farmer FITZMAURICE THOMAS, proprietor Bedford hotel Goulding Patrick, proprietor of Sack- well hotel Hamilton Joseph, merchant Hefler Andrew, farmer Hodson John H.Kissock Alexander, of W.& A.Kissock Kissock & Hamilton, general dealers Kissock W.& A., paper manufacturers Kissock William, of W.& A.Kissock Lawson William, carpenter Lean James, hostler Leaper Mrs.Margaret, wid Andrew, grocery Lister George Locke James, ship carpenter LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher of the Canadian Dominion Directory ; Province of Ontario Directory ; Province of Quebec Directory ; Province of Nova Scotia Directory ; Province of New Brunswick Directory ; Province of Newfoundland Directory ; and of the Province of Prince Edward Isl and Directory, Montreal, Que.Lydiard Edward, joiner Mitchell Joseph Mitchell Thomas, farmer Ogilvie Miss Sophia, school teacher Reid William, merchant Sackville hotel, Patrick Goulding, proprietor Shaffleburg Charles, farmer Smith John, track foreman Smith Peter, miller Smith Samuel, architect Smith Samuel, ship carpenter 101 Tolson & Eastwood, woollen mills Tolson William, of Tolsor & Eastwood Van Buskirk George, joiner VanBuskirk John, carpenter VanBuskirk George, carpenter VanBuskirk William, carpenter Ward James, J.P.Whittier Miss Sarah, school teacher BEECH HILL \u2014 A settlement on the north side of the South Mountains, township of Horton, county of King\u2019s.Distant from Kentville, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 4 miles, fare 25c.; from Windsor 29 miles, fare $1.Mail weekly.Population about 150.Bishop John, farmer Caldwell James, farmer Crow Wilson, farmer Doyle John, farmer Ingerson Alexander, farmer Ingerson George, farmer Ingerson John, farmer Johnson Agiah, J.P., farmer Jordan Edward, farmer Jordan Robert.farmer McKatrick William, carpenter Michell John, farmer Moore Richard, farmer Palmeter John, farmer Patterson Henry, farmer Quigley James.farmer Quigley Thomas, J .P.farmer Redmond Edward, J.P., carpenter Smith George, farmer Ward Aaron, farmer Ward Alias, mill owner Ward George, farmer Ward Joseph, farmer Ward William, way office, farmer Webster William, farmer *BEECH HILE\u2014À small settlement in the township of Liverpool, county of Queen\u2019s.Distant from Liverpool, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth Steamers, 5 miles, from Halifax 106 miles.Population about 50, Clancey Daniel, farmer Clancey William, farmer Payzant Joseph, farmer Payzant Thomas, farmer Ryan Charles, ship carpenter Smith John.farmer 1 BEECH MEADOWS \u2014 A small seulement adjoining Beech Hil in the township of Liverpool, county o! Queen's.Distant from Liverpool, a landing of the Halifax apd Yarmouth steamer, 5 miles, from Halifax S0 miles, Population about 200.Chandler John, fisherman Chandler Joseph, farmer Chandler Leonard.tisherman Courad Joseph, fisherman Corkum Edward, fisherman Corkum Gotlieb, farmer Corkum Gordon, farmer Corkum Simeon, farmer Creeser George.firmer Creeser Henry, farmer Creeser Jacob, farmer Crooks William, farmer Frolic Frederick, farmer Frolic George, farmer Frolic Jacob, farmer Frolic James, farmer Gaetz Isaac, farmer * The post office is at Liverpool.t The post office is at Liverpool. Brx-Bra Gaetz Leonard, fisherman Gaetz Martin, farmer Gaetz William, farmer Horn Henry, mariner Jenning Reuben, farmer Pentz Isaac, farmer Pentz Joseph, farmer Pentz John, jun, farmer Pentz John, sen., farmer Rinaut William L., ship carpenter Smith John, farmer Wentzel Allan, farmer Wentzel Frederick, fisherman Wentzel John, farmer Whurton Benjamin, jun, farmer Whurton Benjamin, sen., farmer Whurton Israel, farmer William William, fisherman Wolf Henry, fisherman Wolf John, farmer Wolf Leonard, fisherman BELLIVEAU COVE\u2014A rising village on St Mary's bay, township of Clare, county of Digby.The district of Clare is settled chiefly by Acadians.Distant from Digby, 22 miles, fare 31.25; from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 40 miles, fare $2.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 200.Belliveau Anselme Belliveau Augustin, farmer Belliveau Hilaire, farmer Belliveau Henry, farmer Belliveau Joseph, farmer Belliveau Jovite, blacksmith Belliveau Lambert, farmer Belliveau Peter I., blacksmith Belliveau Peter N., blacksmith Belliveau Placide, farmer Belliveau Robert, farmer Belliveau Samuel, wheelwright Belliveau Urbain, way office, ship builde Blinn Peter, caulker Brannagan James, hotelkeeper Comeau Charles, carpenter Comeau Centurion, farmer Comeau Léon, carpenter Comeau Luc, farmer Comeau Mondy, farmer Degan Wallace, joiner Dein Louis, carpenter Dentremont Rémi, farmer Doucette Augustin B., farmer Doucette Charles B., farmer Doucette Luke B., carpenter Doucette Luke W., farmer Doucette Major, farmer Doucette O., joiner Gaudet Alexander, ghoemaker Gaudet Ambroise, shoemaker Gaudet Célestin, farmer Gaudet Charles M., carpenter Gaudet Frank, farmer Gaudet Henry, carpenter Gaudet Joseph, carpenter Gaudet Peter, farmer Gaudet Vital, farmer Israel George C., storekeeper Jones Norman B., storekeeper Landry captain Augustin Le Blanc Charles, of M.& C.Le Blanc Leblanc Gaspard, farmer Leblanc M.& C., ship builders Le Blanc Maximin, of M.& C.Le Blanc Le Blanc Peter C., farmer Lovitt James, storekeeper Lovitt William D., ship builder Melangon Augustus D., clerk Michaud Joseph, carpenter O'Neill Charles, carpenter DOMINION 1546 DIRECTORY.Stanton Miles, carpenter Stuart James, collector of customs Thériau Charles, farmer Thériau Frank, master mariner Thériau Jarvis, farmer Thériau John, farmer Theriau Maximin, farmer Therian 11, O,, farmer White Maximin, farmer BERWICK\u2014A thriving and picturesque village in the township of Cornwallis, county of Kings.It is near the Berwick station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway.Western Union Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Windsor 37 miles,\u2019 from Annapolis 47 miles, from Mount Unineke 56 miles, from Windsor Junétion 69 miles, from Halifax 82 miles.Mail daily, Population about 350.Beckwith James, farmer Beckwith Samuel, farmer Bent Thomas, laborer BERWICK BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY, H.BE.Jefferson, proprietor Bond George, cooper Bryden Charles, farmer Buchanan William, section foreman Chipman Andrew F., hardware Coldwell George W., shoemaker and tanner Collins Enoch, farmer Collins George, farmer Collins Robert, flour dealer Condon Benjamin, school teacher Condon Henry, carriagemaker Dimock John, J.P., farmer Dimock Joseph, farmer Eaton George W.blacksmith and hetel- keeper Ells Joseph carriage and cabinet maker Ells William Wentworth, blacksmith Foster Edward C., merchant, land surveyor Foster Rupert J., clerk Foster William, farmer Grace Patrick, laborer Halliday James, joiner Isley C.P., & Co, dry goods and groceries Ilsley Charles P., of C.P.Ilsley & Co.Hsley Stephen, of C.P.Ilsley & Co.JEFFERSON HENRY E, proprietor Berwick boot and shoe factory Kelf R., brickmuker Kelley Joseph, farmer Kelley Judson, laborer Killam Benjamin, farmer Killum Rupert, tarmer Lawrence Francis, shoemaker Lawrence Mrs, dressmaker Legg Charles, tailor Legg Samuel, watchmaker Legg William, harnessmaker Lydiard George BE, station agent and telegraph operatar Margeson Thomas, harnessmaker Masters Holmes C., M.D., coroner Morse Benaial, farmer Morse James C., farmer Morton Charles, merchant Morton John Canning, inason Nichols George J., szloon Nicholg Stephen Jumes, merchant Norwood Charles, farmer Osborn Samuel K., joiner Parker Arthur J., farmer Parker Theodore H., farmer Parker John M., J.P, postmaster, registrar Pickles rev.Flotcher IL.W., Wesleyan Rand John, farmer [PROVINCE op Read rev.Eliphalet O., Baptist Shaw Harris, farmer Shaw Juhn Harris, tinemith Shaw Henry, farmer Shaw Isaiah, jun, farmer Shaw Isaiah, sen., farmer Shaw William.farmer Sheffield Mason, M.D., coruner Webster John, farmer Webster William IL, farmer Western Union Telegraph Co, G.Lydiard, operator White Thomas, farmer White William, farmer Whitman S.Freeman, M.D.dentist Woodworth Gifford Dudley, J.P.) farmer Woodworth Miss, farmer Young \u2014 tavernkeeper and shoemaker Young Charles, farmer BIG BANK, C.B.\u2014À farming settlement on the south side of Boularde- rie Island, township of Baddeck, county of Victoria.Distant from Baddeck 18 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 40.McLean Donald, way office, farmer McLeod John, blacksmith, and mill owner McKenzie Alexander, furner McKenzie Donald, blacksmith BIG BRAS D'OR, C.B.\u2014A farming and fishing settlement on the north side of Boularderie Island, county of Victoria.Distant from Baddeck 22 miles, fare $2 ; from Sydney 25 miles, fare $1.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 150.Fife William, mill owner FRASER JOHN A, J.P., way office, storekeeper, dealer in produce, fish, groceries, dry goods, &c.Grant Roderick, farmer Livingston Alexander, sea captain McDonald Murdock, turner McDonald Philip, shoemaker McKenzie Alexander, turuer McKenzie Donald, blacksmith McKenzie Murdoch, mill ower McLean Douald, farmer ; MeLcod John.blacksmith and mill owner MeLeod Roderick, ferrymun Morrison Donald, J.P., light house keeper Old George, ship carpenter Ratileman Murdoch, farmer Youug Alexander, ship carpenter *BIG BROOK \u2014 A settlement on West river, township of Dorchester, county of Antigonish.Cereals and vegetubles grow here in great abundance.Distant from Antigonish 9 miles, fare 60c.; from New Glasgow, u station of the Nova Scotia railway, 45 miles, fure $3.Population about 100.Ohisholm Alexander, farmer Chisholm Archibald, farmer Ohishohn Duncan, farmer Chisholm John, former Chisholm Thomas, farmer Chisholm Valentine, farmer Goodwill Thomas, farmer McDonald Hugh, farmer McDonald John McDonald William, farmor * The way office is at Ohio. NovA ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1547 DIRECTORY.Bie-Big Eachern Donald, farmer HoBachern John, farmer McEachern John, shoemaker 2 RIVER DENNIS BIG BRED Pring settlement between River Inhabitant and River Dennis, township of Canso, county of Inver- ness.Distant from Port Hastings 14 miles, from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 86 miles, fare $5.Mail weekly.Population about 200, McArthur Abraham, farmer McArthur John, farmer McAshill Alexander, farmer McCuish Neil, farmer McInnes Donald, farmer McIntosh Angus, farmer MelIntosh John, farmer McIntosh Norman, farmer McIntyre John, farmer McLean Archibald, joiner McLean Hugh, farmer McLean Murdoch, tailor - McLean Neil, farmer McLean Stephen, farmer McLeod Alexander, farmer McLeod Donald, farmer McLeod John, farmer McLeod Malcolm, way office keeper, farmer MoLeod Malcolm, jun., farmer McSween Norman, farmer * LACE BAY, C.B.\u2014A coal pave district 01 the Atlantic coast, township of Sydney, county of Cape Breton.Distant from Sydney 20 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Pop ulation about 150.Borden Michael, farmer Bouthilier David, farmer Bouthilier Henry, farmer Bouthilier Miss Marian, way office Bouthilier Peter, farmer Howie Peter, farmer !McDonald Angus, \"farmer {McDonald Donald, farmer \u2018McDonald Johu, farmer McDonald Mes.Aun, wid, boarding ,_ house \u2018McLean John, farmer \u2018McLeod Donald, farmer McPhadden Patrick, farmer McPhail John, farmer McQueen Donald, farmer cRae Donald, farmer urran John, farmer obertson Hugh, farmer Sutherland John, miner storekeeper and BIG HARBOR, C.B.\u2014A farming Settlement où the north side of Big Bras d'Or township of Baddeck, county of Victoria, It exports large quantities of gypsum, Distant from Baddeck 7 miles, fare 75c.Mail bi- Weekly.Population about 200.Campbell Kenneth, farmer Prager onald, sen captain raser Philip, farmer MeDonald Ma colin, farmer eDonald Philip farmer i cKay Dani pA n » Way office, store- i Keusie Mrs, wid Donald, farmer M carie Mrs., wid John, farmer x zie Philip, farmer eLeod Angus, farmar © name of the wa office has been changed to Port Caledonia, * McLeod John, farmer MeLeod John, school teacher McLeod Phillip, farmer McMillan Angus, farmer McMillian John, farmer McMillan Malcolm, farmer McMillan Norman, plaster dealer McRae Duncan, farmer McRae Roderick, farmer McRitchie Mrs.wid Norman, farmer Wathewson Kenneth, mail carrier Mathewson Murdoch, farmer Morrison Angus, farmer Ross Mrs.wid William, farmer Stewart Mrs., wid Duncan, farmer BIG INTERVALE, (Grand Narrows, C.B.\u2014A farming settlement on the north side of Bras d'Or Lake, township of Baddeck, county of Victoria.Distant from Baddeck 20 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 150.Campbell Neil, farmer Campbell Roderick, farmer Devaux Peter, blacksmith Gillis Donald, way office, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDougall Alexander, farmer McKinnon Charles, tarmer McKinnon Donald, farmer McKinnon John, farmer McKinnon John G., J.P., farmer McKinnon Michael, farmer McLean Donald, mill owner McNeil Donald, farmer McNeil Hector, farmer McNeil Michael, farmer McNeil Neil, farmer McNeil Neil, tailor Murphy Hugh, farmer BIG INTERVALE, (Margaree) C.B.\u2014A small farming settlement on the North East river, township of Margaree, county of Inverness.Distant from Port Hood 55 miles, fare by a weekly stage to Margaree Forks, by a tri-weekly stage from thence to Mabou, and by a daily stage from Mabou to Part Hood, $3.50.Mail weekly.Population about 100.Campbell Malcolm, tailor Campbell Neil, tailor Leadbetter David, joiner McDermid Nei, tailor McDonald rev.Ronald, Baptist McInnis Angus, farmer McJames Angus, farmer McKay William, farmer McKenzie Roderick, farmer McKinnon Archibald, farmer McKinnon Malcolm, farmer McLean Murdoch, farmer McLeod Charles, farmer McLeod John, farmer McLeon John, farmer McLeod Malcolm, way office, farmer McLeod M.Donaldson, farmer McLeod Torquiile, shoemaker Muny William, farmer Ross Angus, farmer Ross Archibald, farmer Ross James, farmer Ross John, blacksmith Ross John, farmer Ross Murdoch A., overseer of fisheries Ross Peter.farmer Stewart Peter, farmer BIG ESLAND\u2014A settlement on a peninsula sheltering the east end of Merigomish harbor, Gulf of St Lawrence, township of Maxwelton, county of Pictou.Distant from New Glas gow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 18 miles, fare $2 ; from Pic- tou 7 miles, fare 20c.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Cameron Ewen, farmer Cameron Duncan, farmer Cameron John, fisherman Chisholm Angus, farmer Chisholm Donald, farmer Copeland R.S., M.P.P,, resides in Meri- gomish Henderson J.ohn, farmer Henderson Roderick, farmer McDonald Alexander, way office, farmer McGlashen James, farmer McGregor captain John McGregor Donald, farmer McGregor Gregor, farmer McGregor James, farmer McGregor James M., farmer McGregor Robert, farmer McLean Archibald, mason McLean Hector, farmer McLean John, mason McLean Neil, farmer Reid James, farmer Robertson Alexander, farmer Robertson Robert, farmer Walker David, farmer Walker John, farmer BIG LORAINE, C.B,\u2014j fishing settlement on the Atlantic coast, township of Louisbarg, county of Cape Breton.Distant from Sydney, 20 miles, fare S2.Mail weekly.Population about 100.Down Francis, fisherman Finander William, fisherman Fisher Thomas, fisherman Gibb Jacob, fisherman Gibb James, fisherman Gillan George, fisherman McLean Hector, fisherman McLean Laughlin, fisherman Peach Thomas, fisherman Tuddy William, fisherman BIG POND\u2014A settlement on East Buy, county of Cape Breton.Distant from Halifax, the chief terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 290 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 30.Campbell Donald, farmer Campbell Roderick, farmer Curry Angus, farmer Ingraham John L., merchant McCormack Anthony, tailor McDonald Angus, carpenter McDonald Angus, farmer McDougall Michael, farmer McDougall Stephen, farmer McIntyre Hector, blacksmith McIntyre James, carpenter Mclutyre John, farmer McKinnon Donald, farmer McKinnon Donald, farmer McKinnon Peter, farmer McKinnon Stephen, farmer McLellan Hugh, way office keeper McLellan John, carpenter McLellan Michael, J.P.McNeil John, farmer McNeil Michael, farmer McNeil Roderick, blacksmith McPhee Neil, farmer McPherson Murdoch, farmer McPherson Neil, merchant Bra-BLA DOMINION 1548 DIRECTORY.[Province or *RBIG TANCOOK\u2014À village and island in Chester basin, township of Chester, county of Lunenburg.Distant from Chester 9 miles, from Hn- lifax 32 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 350, Awalt James, fisherman Baker Alfred, farmer Baker Daniel, fisherman Baker David, fisherman Baker Edmond, farmer Baker Elias, fisherman Banker Enos, shoemaker Baker George, sen., farmer Baker George A., joiner Baker Jacob, farmer Baker Jacob A., tarmer Baker James, fisherman Baker Nathaniel, fisherman Baker Philip, jun., fisherman Baker Philip, sen., fisherman Baker Reuben, farmer Crook John, shoemaker Cross Charles, farmer Cross George, farmer Cross Henry, farmer Cross Jacob, farmer Cross John, sen, farmer Cross William, farmer Heisler Caleb, blacksmith Heisler Elias, farmer Hutt Edward, farmer Hutt George, farmer Hutt Henry, way office Hutt John, farmer Langille Alfred, boat builder Langille David, farmer Lantz William, fisherman Linard Elias, farmer Mason Ephraim, farmer Mason George, farmer Mason Isaac, farmer Mason Joshua, farmer Mason Peter, farmer Periel Albert, J.P.Periel John, mariner Periel Walter, farmer Rhodenizer John, farmer Rhodenizer Senasg, fisherman Slaughenwhite Daniel, farmer Slaughenwhite Edward, farmer Slaughenwhite George, mariner Stephens Benjamin, fisherman Stephens David, farmer Stephens Edward, fisherman Stephens James, jun., fisherman Stephens John, farmer Thomas Joseph, fisherman Wilnough George, farmer Wilnough Peter, farmer Wilnough Samuel, farmer Wilson Alexander, jun., fisherman Wilson Alexander, sen., farmer Wilson John, mariner Wilson Nelson, fisherman Young Andrew, farmer Young David, farmer Young Gasper, farmer Young Joshua, farmer Young William, jun., fisherman BILL TOWN\u2014A\u2019 small village so named from its first settlers, in the township of Cornwallis, county of King's.As a grazing and stock raising region it has great advantages.Distant from Kentville, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 6 miles, fare 25c.; from Windsor 31 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.* The way office is called Tancook Beckwith John C., way office Bill hon.Culeb R., senator Bill G.H., farmer Bill John L,, farmer Bill William C., J.P., farmer Coldwell Enoch I, blacksmith Eaton Jacob, farmer Ells Jedediah, farmer Fielding Enoch, carpenter Kinsman Marshall, farmer Lloyd Thomas, farmer Mont Joel, farmer Moran Edward, farmer Porter Andrew, farmer Rockwell Gideon, farmer Rockwell William H., farmer Steadman Edward, farmer Sweet Harding, farmer SWEET WILLIAM S., dealer in dry, goods, groceries, crockery, hats, caps hardware, &c.* BIRCHTOWN \u2014 A settlement on the Atlantic coast, township and county of Shelburne.Distant from Shelburne, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 5 miles, from Halifax 115 miles.Population about 200.Acker Andrew, farmer Acker George, farmer Acker Isaac, jun., ship carpenter Acker Isaac, sen., mariner Acker Jacob, jun, farmer Acker Jacob, sen., fisherman Acker James S., farmer Acker John J., fisherman Acker Rufus, mariner Acker Stephen, fisherman Acker Thomas W., farmer Acker Timothy, farmer Acker William, farmer Acker William R., farmer Acker William T., farmer Boyd Elisha, farmer Brown Rufus, farmer Darrick William, jun., farmer Ensor ames, farmer Goulden John, farmer Gregory John, mason Herbert Peter, farmer Keeling James, farmer Milner John, farmer Patt:rson John, rigger Perry Joseph, farmer Robertson James, farmer Scott Leonard, furmer Scott Mrs.Catherine, wid Abraham Sewell Samuel, farmer, mason Shephard Charles, farmer Shultz John G., ship carpenter Stephens Charles, farmer Stephens George, farmer Stephens Thomas, farmer Warrington Commodore, farmer Warrington George, farmer Warrington Joseph, farmer Wier James, farmer t BISHOP'S CORNER \u2014 À settlement in the interior, Lownship of Ole- ments, county of Annapolis.Distant from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 124 miles, fure $1.Population about 60.Bishop Handly, farmer Cress George, furmer Henshaw Jesse, farmer Milberry Beecher, furmer Millberry Charles, farmer * The post office is at Shelburne.Islands.t The way office is at Clements Vale.Millberry Sanders, farmer Pine Alpheus, farmer Sandford Prior.farmer Saunders W., farmer Vroom Isaac, J.P., farmer Wear James, farmer *BLACK POINT\u2014A rising villagy on a striking headland on the Atlap.tic coast, township and county of Shelburne.Distant from Shelburne, a landing of the Halifax and Yar.mouth steamer, 256 miles, from Hali- fux 140 miles.Population about 150, Littlewood Andrew, fisherman Littlewood Daniel, farmer Littlewood George W., fisherman Littlewood James, fisherman Littlewood Wentworth, fisherman Perry Alexander, fisherman Perry Alexander, jun, fisherman Perry Alfred, fisherman i Perry Charles W., fisherman i Perry Cornelius, fisherman Perry David, fisherman Perry Elisha D., mariner Perry George O., fisherman Perry George L., fisherman Perry Job, fisherman Perry John H., fisherman Perry John K., fisherman Perry Josiah, fisherman Perry Joshua N., fisherman Perry Lorenzo, fisherman Perry Peter, fisherman Perry Reuben, fisherman Perry Rufus, fisherman Perry Silas, fisherman Perry Stephen, jun., fisherman Perry Stephen, sen., farmer Perry Thomas D., fisherman Perry William M., fisherman Swain Alfred, fisherman Swain John, fisherman Swain Richard, fisherman ; BLACK POINT \u2014ÀA settlement 2 the township and county of Halifax Distant from Halifax 10 miles.Maï weekly.Population about 150.Culp Gasper, carpenter Culp George, farmer Duncan John, lumberman Hubley Ephraim, farmer Hubley George, farmer Hubley James, way office, farmer James John, farmer Johnston Robert, captain Moren John, fisherman Richardson George, J.P.Snair George, fisherman Webber Anthony, lumberman Winaught David, fisherman Winaught George, fisherman Winaught James, fisherman BLACK RIVER\u2014A village on the! old Guysborough post road, township of St.Andrews, county of Antigonish.| Distant from Antigonish 14 miles, ; from New Glasgow, n station of the! Nova.Scotia railway, 50 miles, faré $3.60; from l\u2019ictou 59 miles.Mal tri-weekly.Population about;100.Ohisholm Alexander O,, farmer Chisholm Donuld, farmer Chisholm Donald, teacher Chisholm Donald, J.P., way office, far mer Olisholm John, farmer Chisholm Jobn Robert, farmer * The way office is at North East | Harbor ; j + Nova ScorIA.] DOMINION 1549 DIRECTORY.Bro-Bra Chisholm John, school teacher Chisholm Valentine, blacksmith Chisholm William, rarmer Grant Alexander, farmer Kennedy Donald, farmer McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonald Alexander, tailor McDonald Angus, saw mill McDonald Archibald, farmer McDonald Jobn, farmer McDonald Roderick, farmer McDonald William, farmer McIntyre John, farmer Melntyre John, J.P., farmer McPherson Donald, cooper McPherson John, farmer Mills Samuel, mason * BLACK RIVER\u2014 A settlement in the interior, on the river of that name, township and county of Pic- tou.Distant from Pictou, the northern terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 15 miles, from Truro 62 miles.Population about 60.Elliot Hugh, carpenter Elliot James, farmer Elliot William, farmer Keer George, farmer Langille Frederick, farmer Langille James, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McKay Hector, tarmer Murray George, farmer, Murray Robert, farmer Murray William, farmer Reid Alexander, farmer Ross Robert, saw mill Ross Samuel, farmer Sutherland Charles, farmer Sutherland Donald, farmer Sutherland James, farmer Wiley Jumes, mili owner Wiley William, farmer BLACK RIVER, C.B.\u2014A small place in the township of Hawkesbury, county of Richmond.Distant from Pictou, the northern terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 100 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 150.Buchannan Hugh, farmer \u2018Cameron Dougald, farmer Cameron Duncan, farmer Ferguson Lauchlin, farmer McAuley Angus, farmer McDonald John, farmer cInnis Duncan, farmer McIntosh Alexander, farmer McIntyre Lauchlin, farmer McKinnon Hugh, farmer McLauchlin Archibald, farmer McLauchlin Donald, farmer McLean Donald, farmer McLean John, farmer McLean Neil, farmer McLean Norman, farmer McLellan Ronald, blacksmith McLeod Hugh, farmer McPhail Neil, farmer McRae Alexander, farmer McRae Donald, miller Matheson Alexander, farmer Morrison Alexander, blacksmith Morrison Alexander, farmer Morrison Angus, farmer orrison Duncan, farmer orrison John, jun., farmer orrison John, way office keeper furray George, farmer Smith Allen, willer Smith John, farmer *The way office is at Plainfield.t The way office i lack River office is called Rear of BLACK ROCK\u2014A small village near the Cobequid hills, township of Parrsborough, county of Cumberland.The valleys produce fine crops of wheat, oats, corn and vegetables.Distant from Parrsborough 7 miles, from Windsor, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 36 miles ; fare from Windsor to Parrsbor- ough 90c.Mail weekly.Population about 150.Bowden John, mariner Bowden Joseph, ship carpenter George James, master mariner Merriam Daniel, mariner Pettis Mrs.Mary, wid James Pettis William, ship carpenter Phinney Elkanah, mariner Phinney Charles E., mariner Phinney Elisha, ship owncr Phinney James E., farmer Phinney James N., mariner Phinney Mrs.Melinda, wid James, mail courier Phinney Silas, farmer Willigar David, ship owner Willigar David, ship owner Willigar Jacob, boat builder Willigar James, postmaster, mariner Willigar John, mariner Willigar Peter, mason Willigar Thomas, ship owner *BLANCHE\u2014 À small village on the Atlantic coast, township of Barring- ton, county of Shelburne.Distant from Barrington 18 miles, from Shel- burne, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 18 miles.Population about 100.Arie Nicholas, fisherman Lyle Alexander Lyle Jeremiah, fisherman Lyle Seth S., fisherman Obed Archibald, fisherman Obed James, jun., fisherman Obed James, sen., fisherman Perry Anthony, fisherman Slate Benjamin, fisherman Slate George, fisherman Slate Harvey, fisherman Slate Martin, fisherman Smith Alexander, fisherman Smith John O., fisherman Smith Stephen, fisherman Swaine Alfred, fisherman Swaine James H, fisherman Swaine Joseph B., mariner Swaine Knowles, fisherman Swaine Paul, fisherman Thomas John, fisherman Thomas Martin, fisherman Thomas Reuben, fisherman Thomas Thomas G., fisherman BLANDFORD\u2014A small settlement m the township of Chester, county of Lunenburg.Distant from Chester 16 miles, from Halifax 46 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 500.Awalt Joseph, farmer Bochman Samuel, farmer Bochman William, farmer Boutilier Allan, farmer Boutilier Ezekiel, farmer Boutilier Henry, farmer Boutilier James, farmer Boutilier James, farmer Boutilier James, farmer Cleveland H.D., J.P.Cleveland Henry, farmer * The way office is at Cape Negro.Cleveland Isaac, way office Cleveland James, school commissioner Cleveland James, farmer Cleveland William Darez Edward, farmer Fleet John, farmer Fleet William, farmer Gates Jacob, farmer Gates Solomon, tarmer Gates William, farmer Misner John, farmer Morash Matthew, farmer Murphy William, farmer Payne rev.Richard, ch of England Publicover David, farmer Publicover Frederick Publicover Casper, J.P., way office Publicover Henry, farmer Publicover Isaac, farmer Publicover James, farmer Publicover John, farmer Publicover Peter, farmer Rost Caspar, farmer Rost Christopher, farmer Rost Frank, farmer Seaburger George, farmer Seaburger Jacob, farmer Zink Francis, farmer Zink Isaac, farmer Zink George, farmer Zink James, farmer Zink John, farmer Zink Joseph, farmer BLIND BAYA settlement in district No.10, in the county of Halifax.Distant from Upper Prospect, the nearest post office, 1 mile, from Halifax 21 miles, fare $1.Population about 50.Conners Robert, farmer and fisherman McGrath James, farmer and fisherman McGrath John, farmer and fisherman Mirey Frederick, farmer and fisherman Miron Aaron, farmer and fisherman Scott James, farmerand fisherman * BLOCKHOUSE\u2014 A village, in the interior, township,and county of Lu- nenburg.Distant from Mahone Bay, 4 miles, from Lunenburg, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 8 miles.Population about 600.Burlaughs George, shoemaker Burlaughs William, boat builder Dalton William, shoemaker Eisenbaur Albert, farmer Eisenhaur Casper, blacksmith Eisenhaur William, blacksmith Ernst Adolphus, farmer Erust Benjamin, farmer Ernst Benjamin.shoemaker Ernst Edward, farmer Ernst Henry, jun, farmer Ernst Henry, sen.farmer Ernst Isaac, blacksmith Ernst Jacob, farmer Ernst James, farmer Ernst John, farmer Ernst Joseph, farmer Ernst Joshua, blacksmith Ernst Lewis, farmer Ernst Michael, farmer Ernst Reuben, farmer Ernst Simon, farmer Ernst Thomas, farmer Ham Alfred, farmer Ham Benjamin, farmer Hebb Nat aniel, teacher Hewes George, farmer Hewes James, farmer *'The post office is at Mahone Bay. 0 0 BLo-Bor Hubly John, farmer Jodrey Joseph, farmer Jodrey Samuel, wheelwright Langille Benjamin, farmer Langille George, jun., farther Langille James, shoemaker Langille Levi, wheelwright Langille Nicholas, farmer Langille Peter, farmer Mader George, farmer Mader George, jun., farmer Mader Martin Moser Henry, farmer Moser Jacob, farmer Nass Charles, farmer Nass Christian, jun., farmer Nass Christian, sen., farmer Nass George, jun., farmer Ness George, sen, farmer Nass James, farmer Nass John, farmer Nass Matthew, jun., farmer Nass Matthew, sen., farmer Nags Peter M., farmer Vieno Israel, millwright Vieno Jeffrey, farmer Vieno Joshua, farmer Vieno Samuel, farmer Zwicker Albert, farmer Zwicker George, farmer Zwicker Henry, farmer Zwicker Jacob, miller Zwicker James, sen., J.P.Zwicker Reuben, farmer Zwicker Simon, farmer Zwicker Thomas, farmer Zwicker Valentine, jun,, farmer Zwicker Valentine, sen., farmer Zwicker William, school teacher *BLOOMFIELD\u2014A small place in the interior, township and county of] Digby.Distant from Digby 7 miles, fare 50c.; from Annapolis,the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 25 miles, fare $1.25.Population about 50.Comeau Mark, farmer Foster Robert, farmer Jones Edwin, farmer Purdy Jeremiah, farmer Terfry Abraham, farmer Thomas Joseph, farmer Thomas Robert, farmer IBLUEBERKRY\u2014A settlement near the \u2018sea coast, township of Liverpool, county of Queen\u2019s.Numerous lakes dot this section of the province.The prevailing occupations are farming and lumbering.Fishing is also successfully carried on.Distant from Liverpool, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 9 miles, from Halifax 84 miles.Population about 300.Colp James, farmer and fisherman Colp John, farmer and fisherman Conrad Andrew, farmer und fisherman Conrad Edward, farmer and fisherman Co nrad Gasper, farmer and fisherman Co nrad George, farmer and fisherman Co nrad Henry, mason Conrad James, farmer and fisherman Conrad John, farmer and fisherman Co nrad Mathias, farmer and fisherman Co nrad Nathaniel, farmer and fisherman nrad Peter, farmer and fisherman nrad William, farmer and fisherman orkum Abraham, farmer Darrow William, farmer and fisherman * The post office is at Brighton.1 The post office is at Liverpool DOMINION 1560 DIRECTORY.Palkingham Philip farmer and fisherman Gross John, farmer and fisherman Hayes Jumes, farmer Hemmeon Chs., farmer and fisherman Hemmeon George, farmer and fisherman Hemmeon James, farmer and fisherman Hemmeon Nicholas, farmer and fisherman Hemmeon William, mariner Hemmeon Wm.T., farmer and fisherman Lhonus John, farmer and fisherman Lohnas Henry, farmer Teal George, farmer and fisherman Teal John, farmer and fisherman Wagner Harvey, farmer and fisherman Wagner Jucob, farmer and fisherman Wagner John H., farmer and fisherman Wagner Peter, farmer and fisherman Wagner William, farmer and fisherman Wertzel William, farmer and fisherman Wolf Adaw, farmer and fisherman Wolf Benjamin, farmer and fisherman Wolf Casper, farmer Wolf Daniel, farmer and fisherman Wolf George, farmer and fisherman Wolf George L., farmer and fisherman Wolf Henry, farmer and fisherman Wolf Jacob, farmer and fisherman Wolf James, farmer Wolf James E., farmer and fisherman Wolf John, farmer and fisherman Wolf John C., J.P.Wolf Nathaniel, farmer and fisherman Wolf Solomon, mason Wolf William, farmer and fisherman Woods Bennett, farmer and fisherman Woods John, farmer and fisherman BLUE MOUNTAIN\u2014À village on the main road from New Glasgow to Sherbrooke, township of Maxwel- ton, county of Pictou, This is one of the most recently settled portions of the province.Distant from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 14 miles, fare $1; from Halifax 118 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 150.Austin William, farmer Campbell Donald, farmer Chisholm Donald, farmer Chisholm Hugh, farmer Chisholm Robert, farmer puaningham Andrew, miller Fraser Hugh, blacksmith Fraser John, farmer McDonald William, way office, farmer McDougall John, storekeeper McFarlane John, saw mill owner McIntosh\u2019 Robert, storekeeper Mitchell Adam, farmer Preast Moses, farmer Ross Alexander, jun., farmer Ross Alexander, sen, farmer Ross Charles, farmer - Ross Donald, farmer Ross William, farmer *BELUE ROCKS\u2014A settlement near the sea const, in the vicinity of some remarkable rocks, township and county of Lunenburg.Distant from Lunenburg, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 4 miles, from Halifax 47 miles.Population ubout 200.Allen Ambrose, farmer, fisherman Allen Daniel, furmer, fisherman Allen Samuel, farmer, fisherman Fridenburg John, farmer, fisherman Gilfoy Benjumin, farmer * The post office ig at Lunenburg.[PRrOVINOE op Gilfoy Charles, farmer Gilfoy Duniel, farmer Greek Alexander, farmer and fisherman Greek Michuel, farmer, fisherman Greek Stephen, farmer, fisherman Hynick Jacob, farmer, fisherman Knickle Conrad, farmer, fisherman Knickle Edward, furmer, fisherman Kniclde George,f armer and fisher man Knickle James, furmer, fisherman Knickle John, farmer and fisherman Kniclle Joseph, farmer, fisherman Knickle Jushus, farmer, fisherman Knickle Lewis, farmer und fisherman McDonald John, furmer, fisherman Mason George, farmer and fisherman Mason Jacob, farmer and fisherman Mason Peter, farmer and fisherman ! Miller Casper, farmer and fisherman Miller George, farmer and fisherman Misener Conrad, farmer and fisherman Morash Christopher, farmer and fisherman Morash Robert, farmer and fisherman Nicholas John, farmer and fisherman Nowe George, farmer and fisherman Richard George, farmer and fisherman Tanner Casper, farmer and fisherman Tanner Ephraim, farmer, fisherman Tanner George, farmer, fisherman Tanner James, farmer Tanner Lewis, sen., farmer Tanner Ls., jun, farmer and fisherman Weaver Henry, farmer, fisherman Wilniff James, farmer and fisherman Wynacht Edward, farmer, fisherman Wynacht Francis, farmer, fisherman Wynacht George, farmer, fisherman Wynacht Jacob, farmer, fisherman Wynacht James, farmer and fisherman Wynacht Martin, farmer, fisherman BLUES MILLS, C.B,\u2014A small farming settlement on the post road from Port Hastings to Whycocomagh, township of Canso, county ot Inver- ness.Distant from Port Hastings 22 miles, fare $1.50.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 70.Blue Archibald, farmer Blue Malcolm, way office, mill owner Cameron Alexander, farmer Cameron Donald, farmer Cameron Samuel, farmer Campbell Alexander, blacksmith Campbell Donald, farmer Campbell Duncan, storekeeper MeCuish Alexander, farmer McCuish Donuld, farmer McDonald Alnens, farmer McDonald Angus, farmer McDonald R.G., farmer McKenzie George, farmer McKinnon Alexander, farmer McKinnon Archibald, storekeeper McKinnon Donald, furmer MeKinnon John, farmer McKinnon William, farmer McPhail Angus, merchant McPhail Donald, farmer McPhail Roderick, farmer McPhail Willinm, farmer McPherson Ranald, farmer Morrison Donald, farmer Morrison Donald G., farmer Morrison Murdoch, farmer Morrison Peter, farmer Morrison Roderick, farmer Morrison T., farmer BOISDALE, ¢.B.\u2014A small village in the township of St Andrews, coun ty of Cape Breton.Distant By Pictou, the castern terminus of the ¥ Nova ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1551 DIRECTORY.Bo1-Br1 ova Scotia railway, 100 miles, from oti 200 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 150.Campbell Angus, shoemaker Campbell John, carpenter .Grant rev.Roderick, R.catholic Johnston James, school teacher Johnston John, farmer Johnston Roderick, farmer McDonald Allen, carpenter McDonald Allen, farmer McDonald Donald, saw mill McDonald John, mason McDonald Michael, shoemaker McIntyre Donald, saw mill MeIsaac Ronald, farmer McKinnon Roderick, farmer McKinnon Stephen, farmer McLean Alexander, blacksmith McLean Hector, mason McLeod John, saw mill McMillan Roderick, tailor McMillan Ronald, J.P., farmer McNeil Hector, farmer \u2018McNeil Hector, farmer McNeil John, farmer McNeil John, grist mill McNeil John, school teacher McNeil Malcolm, carpenter McNeil Neil, farmer McNeil Stephen, J.P, merchant McPhee Michael, farmer Nicholson Alexander, boat builder Steele Michael, blacksmith BOOM, C.B.\u2014A tarming settlement on the north side of the mouth of the River Dennis, township of Port Hood, county of Inverness.Distant from Whycocomagh 15 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 150.Campbell Charles, J.P, farmer Campbell Neil, merchant Cummings James, farmer Kennedy Archibald, merchant Kennedy Donald H., farmer Kennedy Donald, cooper postmaster, McDonald Angus, farmer ; MeDonald Donald, cooper 1 McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDonald Norman, farmer McEachern Alexander, J.P., way office, farmer McKenzie William, farmer McKinnon Duncan, shoemaker McLeod Hugh, fumer McLeod Joln, ferryman Martin Malcolm, farmer Mathewson Angus, farmer Mathewson Murduch, farmer Mathewson Norman, farmer Morrison Peter, farmer Nicholson Angus, farmer BOULARDERIE; C.B.\u2014A farm- wig settlement on the north side of Boularderie Island, township of Bad- deck, county of Victoria.Distant from Baddeck 12 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 150.Corbett Davia, J P., farmer Fraser George, ship carpenter Frage rev.James, Presbyterian he onald Laughlin, J.P., mill owner Donald Murdoch, blacksmith McKenzie Kenneth Ww J.P.cLean Alexander, mason McRae Donald J., farmer Matheson Donald, sen captain aro Alexander, blacksmith e e school iuspooter TP, way offer, 038 Angus, ferryman and farmer BRANCH \u2014 A settlement in the interior, township of Lunenburg, county of Lunenburg.Distant from Bridgewater 7 miles, from Halifax 81 miles, fare $3.50.Mail weekly.Population about 350.Arenburg Albert, farmer Arenburg Edward, farmer Arenburg John, farmer Back Jacob, farmer Bailey George, farmer Beck Edmund, farmer Beck John, farmer Burgoyne Francis, farmer Carder Alexander G., school teacher Connell Thomas, farmer Conrad Matthew, farmer Conrad William, farmer Cook Cyrus, farmer Cook Henry, farmer Cook Samuel, farmer Cook Simeon, farmer Conrad George, farmer Conrad Nathan, farmer Conrad Thomas, farmer Crouse Benjamin, farmer Crouse Benjamin, millwright Crouse Elias, farmer Crouse Francis, farmer Crouse (George, farmer Crouse Henry, farmer Crouse Ishmael, farmer Crouse John, farmer Crouse Peter, farmer Crouse Solomon, farmer Crouse Thomas, farmer Emeno Nathaniel, farmer Emero Joseph.farmer Emero William, farmer Feener Cyrus, farmer Feener Henry, farmer Fidler Albert, farmer Fisher George, farmer Hain Edmund, farmer Hain Solomon, farmer Hain William, constable Hirtle David, farmer Hirtle Frederick, farmer Hirtle Isaac, merchant Hirtle Jacob, farmer Hirtle James, farmer Hirtle Joseph, farmer Hirtle Leonard, farmer Hirtle Michael, farmer Hirtle Peter, farmer Hirtle Samuel, farmer Hirtle Stephen, farmer Hirtle William, farmer Hirtle Zenas, farmer Kiser Francis, farmer Kiser Samuel, farmer Knock Aaron, postmaster, farmer Knock Ambrose, farmer Knock Jonas, farmer Langille Charles, farmer Langille John, farmer Lowe Israel, farmer Mailman John, farmer Mader Jeremiah, farmer Mader John, farmer Mader Samuel, farmer Mader Stephen, farmer Mailman Michael, laborer Mailman Nathaniel, farmer Mailman Solomon, farmer Meldrum James, farmer Meldrum Solomon, farmer Misner John, farmer Misner Stephen, farmer Oicle George, farmer Penny James, farmer Penny James, mason Rhodenhiser Cornelius, farmer *The way office is called Upper Branch.Rhodehiser Josiab, farmer Rhodehiser Simeon, farmer Rhodeniser George, farmer Rhodeniser Henry, farmer Rhodeniser Jacob, farmer Rhodeniser John, farmer Ritsey Benjamin, farmer Roland Joseph, carpenter Seaman Benjamin, farmer Seaman Christian, farmer Seaman Jacob, farmer Seaman John, farmer Sheehan Matthew, farmer Seaman Michael, farmer Smith Josiah, farmer Smith William, farmer Smith William, mason Snider Benjamin, farmer Snider Christian, farmer Snider Jacob, farmer Snider Michael, farmer Snider Perigan, farmer Starratt Edgar, carpenter Venot David, farmer Venot Edmund, farmer Venot Edward, farmer Venot Nicholas, farmer Vinat Valentine, farmer Wagner Edward, farmer Wagner James, farmer Wagner John, farmer Wagner Thomas, farmer Wagner William, jun., farmer Wagner William, farmer Weagle David, farmer Weagle Isaac, farmer Weagle James, farmer Weagle Joseph, farmer Weinacht Adam, farmer Weinacht Charles, farmer Weinacht Gaspar, farmer Weinacht John, farmer Weinacht Lewis, farmer Weinacht Zenas, farmer Wentzel Benjamin, farmer Wentzel Geurge, farmer Wentzel Isaac, farmer Wentzel John, farmer Wentzel Joseph, farmer Wentzel Nathaniel, farmer Wentzell Solomon, farmer Wentzel Stephen.farmer Wentzell William, farmer Wile Enos, farmer Wile George, farmer Wile Jacob, farmer Young Elias, farmer Zwicker William, farmer BRIDGEPORT, C.B.\u2014A Tcoa mining district on the Atlantic coast\u201d township of Sydney, county of Cap Breton.The International Coal Min\u201d ing and Railway Co.carry on opera\u201d tions here.They have just complete a railway to Sydney for their own exclusive use, at a cost of $500,000.About 200 hands are employed by them.Distant from Sydney 13 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 309 Boutlier Frederick, farmer Boutlier Joseph, engineer Browne Coruelius, farmer Burchell George, way oflice, manager International Coal Mining Co.Burchell Peter, miner Cady Alexander M., engineer Carrigan Patrick, farmer Gilholm Robert, blacksmith Gouthro Peter, miner Howley Martin, carpenter International Coal Mining Co, George E.Burchell, manager Lochman Johan, miner BrI-BRI Lochman Richard, miner McDonald Alexander, blacksmith McDonald John, miner McEachern Joseph, miner McGregor James, miner McIntyre Duncan, farmer Mclsaac Donald, miner McKeagan Angus, miner McLellan John, miner McLellan William, miner McNeil Angus, miner McNeil James, carpenter McSwain Philip, miner Martin Neil, farmer Morrison John, miner Nevils John, farmer Nevils Patrick, underground manager O\u2019Neil James, miner O'Neil John, farmer O'Neil Lawrence, miner Petrie Richard, farmer Smitwick Robert, clerk Stewart John, miner Strange James, tanner Walker John, engineer Whalen Dennis, farmer \u2018White Alexander, blacksmith Young Michael, farmer Young John, farmer Welsh James, miner BRIDGETOWN \u2014 À pleasantly situated village on the Annapolis river, at the head of navigation, township of Granville, county of Annapolis.Here is an abundance of the finest milling and manufacturing privileges.The richness of pasturage and the inexhaustible supply of pure water, and the dry healthy climate, have done much to make this section of] the country very superior for farming purposes, it beine especially noted for the excellencg of its farm stock, and splendid apple orchards.Western nion Telegraph Co.has an office here.It is a station of the Windsor and Annapolisrailway.Distant from Annapolis 14 miles, from Kentville 45 miles, from Windsor 70 miles, from Mount Uniacke 89 miles, from Windsor junction 102 miles, from Halifax 116 miles.Mail daily.Population about 800.Almon rev.Henry, A.M., ch of England Ansley Mrs,, wid John, hatmaker Armstrong rev.George, A.M., Baptist Baukman John, farmer Beckwith John W., tailor Beckwith Joseph, express driver Beckwith Noble H., tailor Bent Gideon, employee Windsor and Annapolis railway Blair Mrs.Harriet, wid Adam Bonnett Isaac, storekeeper Bridgetown hotel, Gilbert Hill, proprietor Burndage Jeremiah, tanner Burns William, blacksmith Campbell Isaac, grocer Carlton James, blacksmith Carlton William, J.P., farmer Chesley Benjamin, joiner Chesley Hanson Chesley Washington, grocer Chipman William, jun., farmer Chipman William, sen.Chute Aaron M., policeman Connell Morgan, laborer Crosskill Frederick, station agent Windsor and Annapolis railway Crosskill John W., dentist Crosgkill Thomas, storekeeper Crowell Cutler, printer DOMINION 1552 DIRECTORY.Curran Mrs.Margaret, wid Thomas, ho- telkeeper Daniels Caswell R., A.B., student at law Davis Joseph, M.D.Davis George, storekeeper Davis rev.Thomas.H., Wesleyan DeBlois Lewis George, M.D.Dodge Enoch, postmaster, stationer Dodge Warnford, wheelwright, farmer Douglas Colin, machinist Liusson Alexander, section foreman Windsor and Annapolis railway Kasson Miss, dressmaker Kasson Mrs.Mary, wid John liuton Edward, J.P.Farley Peter, laborer Fay John B.FitzRandolph Edward, J.P., farmer Forsyth John E., M.D.Foster Archibald M, J.P.Foster Israel, policeman Foster Mrs.LL, wid David Foster William Y., J.P., commission agent Fowler Weston A., J.P., farmer Fraser Mrs.Hugh, milliner Fraser Mrs.Mary, wid William FREE PRESS, weekly, annual subscription $2; Ingram Gidney, printer and proprietor Gibson Thomas, employee Windsor and Annapolis railway Gidney Angus M., sergeant at arms, House of Assembly GIDNEY INGRAM, printer and proprietor of the Free Press Gordon rev.Donald S., Presbyterian Goudey Woodworth, carriagebuilder Hamilton Mrs., wid Samuel Hardwick Edward, dry goods Hart rev.William, Wesleyan Harris Frederick & Co., grocers Hart William Gilbert, shoemaker Hicks John, school teacher Hicks Joseph, stonecutter Hicks Thomas, farmer Hill Charles, carpenter Hill Gilbert, proprietor Bridgetown hotel Hillis James, iron founder Hoyt Charles, gardener Hoyt Clas.G., operator Western Union Telegraph Co.Hoyt George, joiner International hotel, Michael Miller, proprietor Lockett John, storekeeper Longmire J ohn, mariner McCormack John, registrar of deeds McKay Peter, marmer McKenna Andrew, butcher McLellan James, section master Wind- gor and Annapolis railway Margeson James, photographer Marshall Charles, carriugebuilder Mesenger James, furmer Miller Mrs.Frances, wid rev.George Miller Michael, proprietor International hotel Miller Parker, carpenter Miller William E., employee Windsor and Annapolis railway Morse Albert, attorney Morse Edward, joiner Morse Leander S., burrister Morse Nathan, clerk Morse Silas L., attorney Murdoch Albert, harnessmaker and saddler Murdoch George, J.P., steam tannery and store Neily Samuel T., J.P, blacksmith Steadman Walter, furmer Nicholson Peter, mariner 7 [PROVINCE op } Nutter Darius, millwright Payson Wheelock, carpentor Piper Avery B.Proctor Colin, tailor Purdy Gilbert, carpenter Quirk Mrs.Phaebe, wid John Rundall Mrs.Harriet, wid Nathan Reed John Bath, cabinetmaker Robinson Robert, shoemaker Ruggles Stephen 8., storekeeper Ruggles Timothy D., Q.C., barrister Runciman & Randolph, storekeeper Sancton John E., watch maker Sancton Thomas S.Shaw Thomas, joiner Shipley William, storekeeper Steel Samuel F., blacksmith Thomas Mrs, Surah, wid Noah, storekeeper Thorne Stephen S., collector of customs Troop Abner, storekeeper Troop hon.Jared C., M.P.P., barrister Tupper Miner, J.P., storekeeper Walker John, employee Windsor and Annapolis railway Western Union Telegraph Co., Charles G.Hoyt, operator Wheelock Joseph, J.P.Witt M.E., student at law BRIDGEVILLE \u2014A small village on the east branch of East river, township of Egerton, county of Pictou, Much grain is grown in this region.Distant from Hopewell, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 6 miles, from Pictou 20 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Cameron Duncan, trader Cameron John,farmer Cameron John A, farmer Cameron John S., tanner Cameron William, shoemaker Chisholm Alexander, farmer Forbes Alexander, farmer Forbes John, way office Frager Charles, blacksmith Fraser James, farmer Fraser James, storekeeper Fraser John, carriagemaker Fraser Samuel, farmer Grant William, farmer McDonald Charles, farmer McDonald Hugh, farmer McDonald Hugh, shoemaker McDonald James, farmer McDonald Jolin, contractor McDonald John, farmer McMillan Donald, farmer McMillan Thomas, tailor BRIDGEWATER\u2014A flourishing and romantic town, on the westerl bank of the Lahuve river, about 13 miles from its mouth, township of New Dublin, county of Lunenburg.Lumbering is extonsivoly carried on here.Tho deep bays, coves and indontoirs of tho hors present some beautiful scenes.The inhabilants are remarkable for their commercial enterprise- Western Union Telegraph Co.bas an office hero.Distant from Lunen- burg, 12 miles, from Liverpool, miles, fore 2 ; from 1lulifax by on 70 miles, fore $4.Mail daily.Pop lation about 1000.Allen Uharles A., joweller Andrews Charles ., M.D.; Andrews John W., county surveyor or Andrews William V., J.P, storekeep Artz Bdward, joiner Nova SCOTIA.DOMINION 1553 DIRECTORY BrI-BR1 Artz John, carpenter \u2018Aulenbach James, laborer Bailey Henry, baker ; Baker Solomon, blacksmith Bates Jobn W., storekeeper Batly Jobn, machinist Beardsly Samucl, joiner | Benjamin Stephen P., & Co.,storekeepers aud lumbermen Bowers rev.William, Lutheran Buchanan James, shoemaker Burkett George, mariner Burkett Jumes, mariner, storekeeper Calder James, M:D.Calder William, of Cook & Co.Carver Philip, laborer Cashin John, blacksmith Cashin William, mariner Cashen John, blacksmith Commercial hotel, B.W.C.Manning, proprictor Conrad James, fisherman Conrad Jolin F., sturekeeper Cook & Cu., saw mills Cook Henry, of Cuuk & Co.Cook Frederick, of Cook & Co.Cook Joshua, of Couk & Co.Cragg Thomas K,, J.P.© at Cronan William, tailor Crouse Enos D., shoemaker Croucher A.E.; M.D.Curll James A.storekeeper Dauphinte George, mason Dauphinée James, storekeeper Dauphinée Caleb, mariner Davison C.H., of E.D.Davison & Sons Davison E,, jun.of E.D.Davison & Sons Davison E.,sen., of E.D.Davison & Sons Davison Frs., of E.D.Davison & Sons Davison E.D., & Sons, saw mills Dawes Albert, civil engineer Dawson Robert, J.P.storekeeper Durland Isaac, carriagemaker DesBrisay Mather B., M.P.P., barrister, coroner and insurance agent Eishenhauer John, mariner Ernst George, shoemaker Ernst Simeon, watchmaker Fancey Michael, shoemaker Finaly Joshua, lumberman FISHER HENRY, proprietor and printer of the Nova Scotia Farmer and Bridgewater Times Foley John, laborer Forshay Sylvester, surveyor, hotelkeeper Foster Mrs.Desiah, wid Charles W.Foster captain Whitmau Frail John W., storekeeper Fraser Peter Freeman Augustus, teacher reeman Isaac, joiner Freeman W.B., lumberman Fronk Emunuel, laborer Fronk George, laborer Gates Wesley J.storekeeper Geldert W., wail courier Gow Andrew, merchaut Graham Peter, lumberman Grinton James, J.P, storekeeper Hall William, stevedore Ham Henry, shoemaker Harley Jolin, collector of customs and H general store arley Miss Laura, telegraph operator Hebb Abraham, farmer bh operator Hebb Abraham, jun, farmer Hebb Jonas, laborer Hebb John N., storekeeper Hebb Simeon, music teacher Hebb Solomon, farmer Hills John, laborer Hoyt John M., carpenter ohnston William, lumberman eefler Thomas T., storekeeper Kempt William, joiner Kenney Pearl BD, storekeeper Kenney William A., storekeeper Mack E.& U., steam saw mills McDonald Alexander, farmer MeDonald Alexander, lumberman McDonald Angus, butcher McDonald rev.A.C., Lutheran McGowan Joseph, carpenter McKay David, general store McKeen John S., J.P.general store McLearn, Morton & Co., lumber merchants McMahon George, hotelkeeper McMILLEN HUNTER & CO.brass and iron foundry McMillan John, moulder Mailman John, plasterer Manning Benjamin W.C.,J.P., proprietor Commercial hotel Manning Edward J., teacher Manning James E.,stevedore Manning Richmond, mariner Manthorne Henry, miller March rev.Stephen, Baptist Meister Henry, blacksmith Milne James, carpenter Miller Ebenezer D., school teacher Misenger Jacob, lumber surveyor Miller John, farmer Miller Joseph P., J.P.Mochelle Mrs.Eliza, wid rev.John Moore rev.David C., ch of England Morgan Hiram, tinsmith Morrison rev.Peter, Presbyterian Morse Allen, mail courier Morse Miss Nellie, teacher Morse William, lumber surveyor Mosher Benjamin, laborer Munro John, shoemaker Munro Jobn 8, tailor Nelson William J., general store Newcomb Joseph, trader Newcomb Rufus A., postmaster Newcomb Wstore and warehouse keeper NOVA SCOTIA FARMER, and Bridge- water Times, weekly, annual subscription $2; H.Fisher, proprietor and printer Oaks William, mason Oakes Henry, stevedore O'Donnell John, storekeeper Owen Robert, tailor OWEN WILLIAM H,, barrister, coroner and marine insurance agent Oxner J.Levi, storekeeper Pack John, joiner Parker's hotel, Jonas Parker, proprietor Payzant & Tup er, manufacturers of] extract of hemlock bark Potts J.C., surveyor of lumber Ramey Benjamin, storekeeper Ramey El, J.P.Ramey George, laborer Ramey James, merchant Ramey Samuel, storekeeper Randall William A, M.D.Rhodenizer Benjamin, of Cook & Co.Rhodes Aaron, photographer Rhuland Matthew, tanner Robinson Charles, blacksmith Ross George, shoemaker Ross James, mariner Ross Miss Mary, confectioner Ross Thomas, ship carpenter Royal Insurance Co., M.B.Des Brisay, agent Shand Jobn M,, tinsmith Smith Brinton, mason Smith Lewis, merchant Snider George, shoemaker Starratt George, mail courier Stewart Alexander, joiner Stoddart Miss Mary E., dressmaker Taggart Andrew, harness and trunk maker Taylor James E., lumberman Taylor Mrs.James E., dressmaker Tobin John, J.P., merchant Tupper Allen, millwright Turner George A., merchant Vanhorn Jesse, carpenter Vanhorne James, carpenter Vienot Mrs.Clara Ann, wid James Vienot Elkanah, farmer Vienot Enos, wheelwright Vienot Garret, shoemaker Wade Joseph H., J.P., of McLeam, Morton & Co.Walker David, laborer Waterman Edward, tanner Waterman Frederick, farmer Waterman J.E.& Joseph, tan ners Waterman Joseph, tanner Waterman Miss, milliner Welton Melborne, carpenter Wentzel Conrad, farmer Wentzel Hilkiah, blacksmith Wentzel Jacob, carriagemaker Wentzel W.R., painter and glazier West Cyrus, teamster West Philo, clerk West Robert, merchant Western Union Telegraph Co, Miss Laura Harley, operator Whitford Joseph, J.P., merchant Whitman Robert, joiner Wile Dean, grist and carding mill Wile Michael, laborer Wile Moses, blacksmith Wilkie James, mariner Winters Robert, blacksmith Wyman Joseph, lumber surveyor *BRIGHTON\u2014A promising village at the head of St Mary's bay, township and county of Digby.Farming and fishing are the prevailing occupations.The land is suited to every branch of agriculture.Distant from Digby 8 miles, fare 50c.; from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolisrailway, 26 miles, fare $1.25.Mail daily.Population about 350.Abbott Alfred, tarmer Abbott Benjamin, farmer Abbott John, merchant Adams captain Edward Adams Charles, mariner Adams James, farmer Ambrose Alexander, farmer Bent Nehemiah, laborer Bent William B., J.P., farmer, miller Blinn Francis, farmer, mariner Blinn Michael, farmer Blinn Zebediah, farmer Caroline Arthur, farmer Commeau David, farmer Day George, shoemaker Deveaulx Cyrille, farmer Donbres Alexander, farmer Doucett Samuel, sen., farmer Doucett P., farmer Doucett Samuel, jun., farmer Dunbar Woodruff, blacksmith Fitzgeralds Charles, mariner Fountain Louis, innkeeper Grafton Jacob, farmer Green Henry, farmer Haines John K., farmer Hutchinson Isaac, trader Hutchison James, farmer John Peter, farmer John William, farmer Jones Robert, farmer * The way office is called Head of St Mary's Bay. BrI\u2014-Bro Keith James, scaman! Lambertson David, farmer Lambertson James, farmer Langley John, fisherman Lent Joseph, farmer Longdale John, laborer McNeill captain J oseph Marshall Alden, carpenter Morehouse captain Jones Nickerson captain Sumner O'Neal Gilbert, ship carpenter Pratt James, luborer Ryan William, seaman Saxton Colin, scaman Saxton George, jun, farmer Saxton George, sen, farmer Seeley Nathan, farmer Seeley William, farmer Seely Benjamin, farmer Seely Isaiah, farmer Smith Isaiah, millwright Spurr John, farmer Thomas Chesley, farmer Thomas Robert, farmer Terfry Charles, farmer Terfry Freeman, sen., farmer Terfry Hayden, sen., farmer Van Blarcom Hiram, laborer Van Blarcom John, laborer Westcott Nathaniel, farmer Wilson Christopher, laborer Vortheylake Uriah, farmer Young Stephen, farmer Young William H., way office, trader 'BRILEY\u2019S BROOK _\u2014A village on the post road from Antigonish to New Glasgow, township of Dorches- ter, county of Antigonish.Distant from New Glasgow, à station of the Nova Scotia railway, 30 miles, fare $2 ; from Pictou 40 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 250.Ballantyne Alexander, farmer Chisholm Christopher, way office, farmer Chisholm Colin, farmer Chisholm Donald, farmer Chisholm Hugh, farmer Cbisholm James, farmer Chisholm John, farmer Chisholm Kenneth, farmer Chisholm Roderick, farmer Chisholm Valentine, farmer Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser John, farmer Grant David, tanner, currier Grant Duncan, farmer Grant James, farmer Grant John, farmer Kell James, farmer McAdam Allan, furmer McAdum Angus, farmer McAdam Donald, farmer McAdam John, carriagemaker McAdam John, farmer McArthur Archibald, farmer McArthur John, farmer McDonald Angus, farmer McDonald Duncan, farmer McDonald Hugh, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDonald William, farmer McDougall John, farmer McGee Donald, shoemaker McGee John, farmer McGillivray Angus, shoemaker McInnis Donald, shoemaker McKenna Arthur, farmer McKenna Patrick, farmer McKenzie Donald, farmer McKenzie Frederick, farmer McKenzie John, farmer # Formerly called Chisholm DOMINION 1554 McLean John, farmer McNeil Charles, farmer McNeil Neil, farmer Munroe Dauiel, farmer Neil Joseph, farmer Nicholls James, farmer Nicholls Robert, fitrmer Munroe Alexander, farmer Pushie John, farmer Sallinger Patrick, farmer Somers Moses, farmer Whalen Andrew, farmer Williams Ilenry, farmer Williams John, farmer Williams John, jun, farmer *BRISTOL\u2014A rising village on the Atlantic coust, opposite Liverpool, township of Liverpool, county of Queen's.The vicinity contains minerals.Distant from Liverpool, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 3 miles, from Ialifax 104 miles, fure $6.50.Population about 160.Buchanan David, joiner Buchanan James, trader Buchanan William, jun., trader Buchanan William, sen., trader Chesley Benjamin, trader Cobb J.W., sailmaker Collins William, merchant Crouse Joseph, mariner Crowell Alexander, mariner Day Eldridge, mariner Day Isaac, mariner Day Thomas, merchant Dean William, mariner Dexter Isaac, boat builder Dexter William, ship builder Dexter Joseph, carpenter Eaton Thomas, mariner Ernest Oliver, carpenter Gardner Elisha, joiner Gardner Francis, joiner Gardner James, mariner Gorden James, mariner Gilfoy James, luborer Hicks John, mariner Hines John, master mariner McGuire Patrick, bookkeeper Nickerson John T., blockmaker Rhynard Peter, fisherman Ryan James, mariner Scoly John, mariner Scott Jeremiah, mariner Sponagle James, merchant Sponagle Li, A., J.P., merchant Thompson William, mariner DIRECTORY, Tupper Stephen C., J.I\u2019., merchant BROAD COVE CHAPEL, C.B.\u2014 A farming settlement on the Gulf of] St Lawrence, township of Port Hood, county of Inverness.Distant from Port Hood, a landing of the Pictou steameors, 26 miles, fire $1.50.Mail tri-weekly.Popululion about 150.Gillis Angus, farmer Gillis Archibald, farmer Gillis Donald, furmer Gillis John, farmer Kennedy Archibald, farmer Kennedy Donald, farmer Kennedy John, farmer McDonald Angus, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Ronald, farmer McDonald William, farmer MeEnchern Donald, furmer McEachern Donald, miller McGilvrey rev.Ronald, R.catholic * The post office is at Liverpool.PROVINOE op Melsaac John, farmer MeKinnon Donald, farmer McKinnon John, farmer McLellan Allan, farmer McLellan Alexander, farmer McLellan Alexander, way office, merchant McLellan Angus, farmer McLellan Donald, farme McNeil Alexander, farmer Ross John, furmer Smith Hugh, farmer *BROAD COVE~\u2014A small village on Digoy neck, near St Mary's bay, towns hip and county of Digby.Fishing and agriculture are the chief occupations.Distant from Digby ¢ miles, fare 50c¢.; from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 24 miles, fare $2.Population about 200, Baines John, jun., fisherman Baines Mrs., wid John, sen., farmer Campbell Daniel, fisherman Daley Alexander, farmer Daley Crawford, sea captain Daley James, farmer Daley John, seaman Garren James, farmer and fisherman Gray David, farmer Gray James, farmer Handspiker David W., farmer and fisherman Handspiker John, farmer and fisherman Handspiker Ross, farmer Kerr Alexander, fisherman Killea Peter, fisherman McLaughlin Patrick, farmer Murphy Henry, mariner Murphy Thomas, mariner O'Connor John, carpenter O'Connor Thomas, farmer Post David, farmer Post John, fisherman Post Mrs., wid John, farmer Ross Oliver, fisherman Stark J oseph, farmer and fisherman Stark William, farmer and fisherman Stark Nathan, caulker BROAD COVE INTERVALE, C.B,\u2014A farming settlement on the Gulf of St Lawrence, township of Ainsley, county of Inverness.Distant from Port Hood 18 miles, fare $1.50.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 250.Boyle Archibald, J.P., farmer Campbell Alexander, JP.siorekeeper Gillis John, farmer Gunn John, J.P., schovl inspector Gunn rev.Jobn, Presbyterian Gunn Robert, school teacher Kennedy Alexander, farmer Kennedy Archibald, carriagemaker McCarter John, farmer .McGilvray rev.Ronald, R.catholic Melsanc Allen, meat inspector Melsanc Donald, carringemaker Melsuac Donald, mill owner Mcisanc Donald, tailor .McKinnon Charles, blacksmith McKinnon Neil, joiner McKinnon Roderick, furmer McLean Alexander.farmer McLean Duncan, J.l., farmer McLean Hugh, farmer McLellan Donald, J.P., farmer * The post oflice is at Digby- MPP, blacksmith and | nous tree NovA ScoT1A.] Mcleod Isasc, J.P., Way office, store- er | Hoquarry William, blacksmith JOVE (Lunenburg)\u2014À * BRON age on the Atlantic coast, township of New Dublin, county of Lunenburg.The inhabitants are engaged in the fisheries and agriculture.Distant from Bridgewater 18 miles, from Liverpool 18 miles, from Halifax 57 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 300.Bowers Joseph, farmer Conrad Alexander, farmer Conrad A, farmer Conrad Alfred, farmer Conrad Benjamin, farmer Conrad Daniel, farmer Conrad Edward, farmer Conrad Edwin, farmer Conrad Elkanab, farmer Conrad Ephraim, farmer Conrad George, farmer Conrad Henry, farmer Conrad James, jun, farmer Conrad James sen., farmer Conrad Jonas, farmer Conrad Joseph, farmer Conrad Nicholas, farmer Conrad Solomon, farmer Conrad Thomas, farmer Conrad William, farmer Eisenhaur James, mariner Ellsworth Israel, farmer Hermon Daniel, farmer Mixner Godfrey, farmer Rynard George, farmer Rynard John, farmer Rynard Mrs.Sarab, wid Thomas Rynard Samuel, farmer Smith Benjamin, tarmer Smith Jacob, farmer ; Smith Joseph, farmer Smith John, J.P., farmer Smith Martin, farmer Smith Samuel, farmer Smith Simon, farmer Smith William, farmer Teel Adams, farmer Teel Edward, fisherman x Edwarg, J.P.el Elkanah, way office Teel Enos, J.P., farmer Teel John, farmer Teel Joshua, farmer Teel Martin, master mariner Teel Thomas, farmer Yogler Joseph, farmer Wambold Benjamin, farmer Whelan William, farmer Wolf Mrs.Caroline, wid Alexander Wynacht Frederick, farmer BROAD COVE MARSH, C.B,\u2014 A farming settlement oun the Gulf of] St Lawrence, township of Margarce, pount of Inverness.Distant from fort ood, 30 miles, fare $2.Mail t-weekly.Population about 150.Beaton Alexander.fan Benton Ronald, farmer or Gillis Donald, farmer MeDonald Alexander, farmer ¢Donald Alexander, school teacher consid Roderick, farmer Sponnell Archibald, farmer pee Ball Ronald, farmer < Lae Archibald, farmer Than Archibald, sen., farmer an Angus, jun., farmer * Also called Cherry Hill.DOMINION 1555 DIRECTORY.McLellan Angus, sen., farmer McLellan Archibald, storekeeper McLellan Donald, J.P., farmer McLellan John, farmer McLellan Hugh, farmer McLellan John, farmer McLellan Ronald, farmer McLennan John, farmer McLennan Neil, farmer McLeod Alexander, farmer McLeod Donald, J.P., way storekeeper McLeod John, storekeeper McPherson Martin, J.P., farmer McRae Alexander, farmer office *BROAD RIVER\u2014A small village on the river of the same name, township of Liverpool, county of Queen's.Distant from Liverpool 8 miles, from Halifax 83 miles, fare by mail coach $6, by steamer $3.Population about 130.Collins David, farmer and fisherman Collins William, farmer and fisherman Davis James, farmer and fisherman Farquhar James, mason Farqubar William, fisherman Pitzgerald William, farmer Hagan Jacob, farmer and fisherman Hagan Michael, farmer and fisherman Hoftman James, farmer, fisherman Hoffman John, farmer, fisherman Hoskins Michael, farmer Hoskins Richard, farmer and fisherman McGowan Donald, farmer and fisherman McGowan John, farmer and fisherman McIntosh Neil, farmer McKay John, farmer and fisherman Smith Joseph, farmer and fisherman Smith Mrs.Mary, wid James ! Smith Rovert, farmer and fisherman BROOKFIELD \u2014 A pleasantly situated village in the interior, township of Truro, county of Col- chester.The vicinity contains deposits of iron.The first settlers in this region, and around the head of Cobequid bay, were Aca- diaus.Lumber, ship-kuees and hay form the exports.This is a station'of the Nova Scotia railway.Distant from Truro 8 miles, from Upper Stew- iacke 16 miles, fare $1: from Windsor Junction 40 miles, from Mount Uni- acke 53 miles, from Halifax 53 miles, from Pictou 60 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Boggs Thomas Maurice, station master and telegraph operator Nova Scotia railwa Boomer Enos, shocmaker Brenton Robert Hamilton, joiner Curran James, tailor Carter Charles Dickson, carpenter Carter George, sen., farmer Carter James G., tanner Davis Frank Ford, railway contractor Densmore James, farmer Densmore Robert, farmer Gourley Elisha Cutten, tannery GRAHAM JAMES, postmaster, merchant and agent for uckeye mowers Graham Joseph Allison, clerk Hamilton Alfred, farmer Hamilton Archibald, farmer Hamilton John, farmer Hamilton Robert, J.P., farmer Hamilton William, farmer Hamilton William Soley, blacksmith * The way office is at Port Matoon.Bro-BRo KENNEDY WILLIAM C., farmer, proprietor Upper Stewiacke stage Lockhart Charles C., blackemith Moore Charles, farmer Nelson Howard, farmer Scott James E., farmer Stevens James William, J.P., merchaat Tupper Benjamin, J.P, hotelkeeper BROOK FIELD\u2014A small village in the North district of Queen's county.Distant from Annapolis, the western terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 41 miles, fare $3.50.Mail daily.Population about 150.Annis Benjamin, merchant Cameron Alexander, farmer Cameron Joseph H., farmer Cameron William, farmer Fink John, farmer Fisk Amassa, farmer Freeman Barnabas, farmer Freeman Edward, farmer Freeman Frederick S., farmer Freeman William, farmer Handey John, farmer | Hendry William, J.P., way office merchant Hunt Richard, blacksmith Hunt Thomas, farmer Minard B.Morse Constant, shoemaker Payzant Benjamin, farmer Seldon Richard Shaw Augustus, shoemaker Smith Samuel, surveyor Smith Stephen, J.P., farmer Spezrs James, farmer Spidal Jacob, farmer Stevens Anthony, shoemaker *BROOKLAND\u2014A small place between Mounis Thom and Dalhousie.township and county of Pictou.Guod wheat is raised in this district.Distant from West River, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 8 miles, fare $1.Population about 150.Bell Munroe, farmer Curry John, farmer Grabam Alexander, farmer Gray George, farmer Gray William, farmer Gunn George, farmer Hughan John, storekeeper McBeath Archibald, farmer McBeath John, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDonald William, farmer MeGillivry Andrew, farmer McGillivry Donald, farmer McGillivry George, farmer McGillivry Laughlin, farmer McIntosh Murdoch, joiner McKenzie Duncan, farmer McLean Edward, farmer McLean James, farmer McLean John A.McLean Robert, farmer McLean William, farmer McLeod John, farmer McLeod Joseph, tarmer McPherson Alexander, farmer Munroe Alexander, farmer Munroe Angus, farmer Munroe George, farmer Munroe George, laborer Munroe Henry, farmer Munroe John, farmer Munroe Kenneth, farmer Munroe Kenneth H., farmer Munroe Mrs.Janet, wid Munroe Murdoch, carpenter * The way office is at Salt Springs Bro-Bro Munroe Murdoch, farmer Munroe Roderick, farmer Munroe William, laborer Smith Alexander, stavemaker Smith John, farmer * BROOKLYN (Annapolis) \u2014 A small village in the interior, on the south side of the North Mountains, township of Wilmot, county of Annapolis.Distant from Middleton, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 2 miles, fare 25c.; from Windsor 55 miles, fare $1.75.Population about 150.Banks Crafin, farmer Brown George, farmer Brown Joseph, farmer Dodge Alfred, farmer Dodge Arthur, wheelwright Dodge George, farmer Dodge Isaiah, farmer Dodge John, farmer Fitzrandolph David, farmer Middlemas John, farmer Moore Isaac, joiner Moore Samuel, farmer Neily George, farmer Neily Joseph C., farmer Neily Parker, farmer Parker James, farmer Slocomb Brumley, farmer Slocomb Jacob, farmer Middleton John, farmer Parker James, farmer Randolf Fritz, farmer Slacomb Jacob, farmer Young Charles, farmer Young Collingwood, farmer Young Edward C., blacksmith Young Joseph H,, tanner Young Moses, shoemaker 1 BROOKLYN (Hants)\u2014A promising and beautiful village in the interior, township of Newport,county of Hants.It has two carding and grist mills, a saw mill, two tanneries, a carriage factory, boot and shoe factory, and a good town hall.Distant from Newport, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 5 miles, fare 37jc.; \u2018rom Windsor 8 miles.Population about 400.Acker John, of Neal & Acker Allison John, farmer Allison Winthrop S., joiner Brown F.J., tanne1 Brown John, engineer Burns Abrabam, laborer Burns Mrs.Cynthia, wid Joka Chambers Charles, merchant Chambers Edward, farmer \u2018Chambers Henry, farmer \u2018Chambers James, grocer Chambers John, farmer Chambers Joseph, farmer Chambers Samuel, farmer Chambers William, farmer Chapman Silas, millwright \u2018Cleveland John R., blacksmith Cochran Alexander, grist, carding and saw mills \u2018Qochran Henry, of J.F.Cochran & Sons \u2018Cochran J.F., & Sons, merchants Cochran James F., of J.F.Cochran & Sons, postmaster Cochran Mrs.Mary, wid Felix Cochran Thomas W., of J.F.Cochran & Sons * The way office is at Middleton, 1 The post office is called Newport.DOMINION 1556 DIRECTORY.Denison James 11, J.P., M.D.Dimock Abralum, farmer Dimock David, carpenter Dimock J.S., carringemulker Dowd Theophilus O., tailor Fader Charles, shoemaker Fish Williaun, blacksmith Forrest George, joiner Fox Thomas, farmer Gibson Robert, harnessmaker Haines Mrs.Rachel, wid John Hamilton Isaac, clerk Harvey Job, laborer Harvey William J., joiner Johnson Geo.A., bvot und shoe malker Johnson W.F., farmer .Kirkpatrick Mrs.Lavinia, wid John Lockhart John Alexander, of Lockhart & Sons Lockhart John, J.P., of Lockhart & Sons LOCKHART LEVI R., merchant Lockburt Lewis Alfred, of Lockhart & Sons Lockhart & Sons, carding and grist mills McDonald George F., land surveyor McLeilan Robert,stonecutter and boarding house McMurray rev.John, Wesleyan McQuarrie Alexander, carriage factory Miller Jacob, blacksmith Neal & Acker, shoemakers Neal Hayfield, of Neal & Acker Northrup John, jun., farmer Ross Alexander, mail carrier Sanford Robie Salter Robert, carpenter Smith Henry, tanner and farmer SMITH ISAIAH W., tanner Smith Joseph, tanner and farmer Smith Mrs.Louisa, wid Edward Smith Thomas Arnold, J.P., farmer Smith William, carpenter Smith William, laborer Sterling James, farmer Sterns rev.Henry, ch of England Thompson, Alexander, hotelkeeper Tighe John, harnessmaker Uhlman John, druggist Weeks Samuel Morris, M.D.Weir Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Samuel boarding house Whidden James, blacksmith *BROOKLYN (Queen\u2019s)\u2014 A thriving village, on the eastern side of the harbor of Liverpool, in full view of Fort Point, township of Liverpool, county of Queens.Distant from Liverpool 2} miles, from Halifax 73 miles.Mail tri-weckly.Population about 300.Annis Dean, tarmer Annis Dean, jun, farmer Annis Joseph, lumberman Annis Thomas, joiner \u2018| Buchanan William, mill owner Dexter Thomas, mariner Campbell Archibald, trader Crooks William, mariner Dexter Barzilia, mariner Dexter Daniel, caulker Dexter Henry, shipwright Dexter Joseph, J.P., ship builder Dexter Joseph H., farmer Dexter Nathaniel, farmer Dexter Robert, mariner Dexter Samuel, mariner Dexter Smith, shoemaker Dexter Vincent, master mariner Taton Thomas, lighthouse keeper Forbes John, tanner * Formerly called Herring Cove.{PROVINCE op Forbes Joseph, mariner || Fralic Frederick, farmer Fralic George, farmer Frulie Jacob, farmer Francis Joshua N., farmer Gamage Charles, master mariner Gamage Samuel, mariner Gardener Abram, master mariner Gardener Jabez, lumberman Gardner Allan, ship builder Gardner Edward, ship carpenter] Gardner Freeman, fisherman Gardner Henry, jun., ship carpenter Gardner Henry, sen., farmer Gardner Jason, master mariner Gardner John F., caulker Gardner Lewis, stevedore ardner Nathan, block and pump maker Gardner Samuel, shipwright Gardner Stewart, storekeeper Gardner Thomas, ship builder Gardner Thomas R., mariner Gardner William, mariner Godfrey Enoch, shipwright Godfrey Henry, ship carpenter Godfrey John, farmer Gomez William, carpenter HALL JOHN R,, J.P., way office, storekeeper, issuer of marriage licenses Harrington Andrew, mariner Harrington Job, farmer Harrington John W., stevedore Harrington William, farmer Keen rev.J.R.Mack Charles D., teacher McLeod Augustus, carpenter McLeod Edward, J.P., ship builder McLeod Enos, master mariner, McLeod George, J.P.McLeod George, jun., joiner McLeod James, master mariner McLeod Josiah, master mariner McLeod Matthew, ship carpenter Martin David, shoemaker Neal Thomas, farmer Nickerson James, farmer Nickerson James W., mariner Nickerson Stewart, mariner Nickerson Thomas, fisherman Nickerson Thomas, miller Rynard William, ship carpenter Smith Alexander, carpenter Smith Henry, mariner * Smith Spencer, mariner Sturratt Edmund, merchant Taylor George, ship carpenter Wharton Henry, mariner Wharton Israel, master mariner Wharton Thomas, mariner Wood Arthur, joiner *BROOKLYN STREET \u2014 À scl tlement in the interior, township of Cornwallis, county of King's.A number of little lakes abound In the vicinity.Fruits grow in great quantity near here.Distant from Coldbrook, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 2 miles, fare 26c.; from Windsor 32 miles.Population about 80.Burks Whildon, carpenter Finch John, farmer Pinch Charles E., farmer Griffin Jumes, J.P., farmer Lantz John, cooper Lovett Henry, J.P., farmer McPhail Alexander, farmer Marchand Mabourn, farmer Minard David, jun., farmer Minard David, sen., farmer Pearson Abner, farmer * The post office is at Kentville. Nova ScoTia.] Porter John P., farmer Rand Charles, farmer Rand Silas, farmer Robertson Samuel, J.P., farmer Skinner George, farmer Strong David, farmer Strong John É, farmer Tupper Isaac, farmer * OK LYN (Yarmouth)\u2014A vil- ein the interior, adjacent to the town of Yarmouth, county of Yar- mouth, Wheat, oats, barley, vegetables, &c., yicld largely.Distant from Yarmouth 2 miles, from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 85 miles ; fare from Yarmouth to Annapolis $4.75.Population about 250.Brown Amos, farmer Churchill Rufus, joiner Clarke Ebenezer, machinist Flint Samuel, joiner Goudey Augustus, moulder Goudey Benjamin, farmer Goudey George, moulder Goudey John, moulder McQUARRIE ALEXANDER, carriage- maker, painter and trimmer.Carriages and sleighs of every description always on hand Moore James, mason Morrell Charles P., mason Morrell George, mariner Morrell Joseph, farmer Murphy Martin, farmer Murphy Melser, farmer Pitman Alfred, farmer Pitman Amos, farmer Pitman Amos H., farmer Pitman Benjamin, farmer Pitman Calvin, farmer Pitman Charles, jun., farmer Pitman George, jun., farmer Pitman Henry, farmer Pitman James, farmer Pitman Richard, farmer Pitman William, jun., farmer Pitman William, sen., farmer Prout Alfred, mariner Spears Robert, moulder Thurston John, jun., farmer Sterns rev.Henry, B.A., ch of England Thurston John, sen., farmer Thurston William, jun., farmer Thurston William, sen., farmer Vickery William, farmer Walker Angus, farmer Walker John, farmer Watt William, joiner Wetmore Timothy, blacksmith hitman Amasa, machinist BROOK VILLAGE,C.B\u2014A farm Ing settlement on the post road, from Port Hood to Whycocomagh, township of Port Hood, county of Inyer- ness, Distant from Port Hood 16 miles, fare $1; from Whycocomagh 2 miles, fare $1.00.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 200.Adams James, farm Banvie Adam, farmer Banvie Peter, tanner fueron Archibald, farmer Chisholm Angus, furmer hisholm Colin, farmer wyre Brian, miler Wyre Peter, farmer Frigzle Robert, merchant Gasper Francis, farmer * The post office is at Yarmouth.The way office is called Shea\u2019s River, DOMINION Gasper Francis, jun., farmer Gillies John B., farmer Irish Edward, farmer McDonald Alex., way office, merchant McCaskill Jobn, farmer McCaskill Murdoch, farmer McCaskill Norman, farmer McDonald John, farmer McKean David, farmer McKeen Samuel, farmer McKeen William, farmer McMaster Ronald, blacksmith McQuarry Alexander, farmer McQuarry Archibald, farmer Meagher James, farmer Meagher John, farmer Miller James, farmer Murray Dennis, far mer Murray Michael, farmer Parker David, farmer Parker John, farmer Parker Lawrence, farmer Qmith James, farmer Smith Thomas, farmer BROOKVILLE (Cumberland) A small village on Minas basin, township of Parrsborough, county of Cumberland.Distant from Parrsborough 15 miles, from Windsor, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 43 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Ayer Andrew, shipwright Braley William, jun., farmer Braley William, sen., farmer Byrn William, farmer Cannon Frederick, joiner Cannon Isaac, farmer Cannon William, farmer Cole Wells, shipwright Davis Isaac, farmer Davis Thomas, farmer Field Robert, farmer Hanning Joho, farmer Hatfield Albert, farmer Hatfield Alfred, farmer Hatfield Andrew, mariner Hatfield Charles, jun., master mariner Hatfield Charles.sen., ship carpenter Hatfield Francis, J.P.Hatfield George, farmer Hatfield Herbert, master mariner Hatfield Imbert, mariner Hatfield Jas., way office, master mariner Hatfield John, master mariner Hatfield Leander, master mariner Hatfield Silas, farmer Howard David, master mariner Howard Joseph, master mariner Howard William, master mariner Parson William, caulker Pettis John, shipwright Pettis Nathaniel.boat builder Pettis William, master mariner Spicer William, farmer * BROOKVILLE (Digby)\u2014A village at the mouth of St Mary's bay, township of Clare, county of Digby.The inhabitants are principally Aca- dians.Fishing and agriculture is their chief occupation.Distant from Yarmouth 15 miles.from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 70 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 150.Beveridge Robert, shipwright Corning Samuel, farmer Corning Thomas, master mariner Deveau Joseph, farmer Deveau Olivier, farmer * The way office is called Beaver River.* 1557 DIRECTORY.Bro-Brw Deveau Rémi, caulker Dowley Michael, mariner Floyd Parker, farmer Gallison Benjamin, master mariner Hall William, farmer Hersey Wentworth, fisherman Kelley Joseph, farmer Kelley Thomas, farmer McCormick Israél, farmer O\u2019Brien Thomas, ship owner Perry Harry, master mariner Perry John, farmer Perry Reuben, farmer Perry Thomas, farmer Power Nathaniel, master mariner Raymond Amos, mariner Raymond Benjamin, shipwright Raymond Norman, shoemaker Raymond Stephen P., way office, master mariner Trefry John, master mariner Wyman Charles, farmer Wyman Daniel, farmer Wyman Nelson, farmer BROOKVILLE (Pictou)\u2014A set- tiement in the township of McLellan\u2019s- Brook, county of Pictou.Distant from Coal Mines, a station of the Nova Scotia railway 5 miles, from New Glasgow 7 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 120.Baldry John, farmer Cook Alexander, farmer Cook George, farmer Cook John, fa.mer Fraser Donald, farmer Fraser John, farmer Fraser John, farmer Fraser Peter, farmer Fraser Simon, farmer Fraser William, farmer Johnston William, farmer McDonald James, way office keeper McDonald William, farmer McGregor Daniel, farmer McGregor Simon, farmer McInnis Colin, farmer Siveright George, farmer Siveright James, farmer Skinner John, farmer Smith George, farmer Smith John N., farmer Tunston Hugh, farmer *BRULE HARBOR A village on Minas basin, township of Stirling, county of Colchester.Distant from Tatamagouche 46 miles, from Truro, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 30 miles.Mail daily.Population about 900.Althorne Mrs.Ann, wid Ephraim Archibald Erskine, farmer Baily Alexander, farmer Baily William, farmer Bell Robert, farmer Bently Alexander, farmer Bently David, farmer Beutley Daniel, farmer Braden James, school teacher Brown John, farmer Buckler Samuel, farmer Cassidy Daniel, farmer Chambers James, farmer Chambers John, farmer Chambers Samuel, farmer Cameron Donald, farmer Cameron John, farmer Cameron Peter, farmer Cameron Simon, farmer Cameron William, farmer * Way office is called Point Erale. Bru-Bur Campbell Alexander, farmer Campbell John, farmer Chambers William, farmer \u2018Craig Matthew, farmer Dawson Robert, farmer Douglas John, farmer Douglas Robert, farmer Dunn Isaac, farmer Dunn John, farmer Dunn Mrs.Mary, wid James Dunn Michael, farmer Forbes Daniel, farmer Forbes David, farmer Forbes George, farmer Forbes John, merchant Forbes Matthew, farmer Forbes Richard, farmer Forbes Thomas, farmer Forbes William, farmer Fraser Allen, farmer Fraser William, farmer Grant Charles, farmer Gratton Frederick, farmer Gratton James, farmer Gunn Alexandor, furmer Hamilton James J., J.P., farmer Henderson James, farmer Heymond Archibald, farmer Heymond David, farmer Heymond Donald, farmer Heymond Frederick, farmer Heymond James, farmer Heymond John, farmer Heymond William, farmer Hingly Alexander, farmer and seaman Hingly James, farmer and seaman Hingly Robert, farmer Hingly William, farmer Logan Michael P.,way office, merchant Hogan Thomas, farmer Hutchison John, farmer Innis Murdoch, farmer Ives Robert, farmer Jolymon George, farmer Jolymon Peter, farmer Jondry James, furmer Jondry Peter, farmer Johnston W.farmer Jordan David, blacksmith Joudry Benjamin, farmer Joudry William, farmer Langill captain Isaac Langill David, jun, farmer Langill David, sen, farmer Langill Ebenezer, farmer Langill Edward, shoemaker Langill George, farmer Langill James, farmer Langill Miner, farmer Langill Miss Margaret Langill Morel, farmer Langil Nelson, farmer Langill Peter, farmer Langill William, farmer Lockaby John, farmer Lowry Peter, farmer Maclear John, farmer McBurnie Daniel, farmer McBurnie Jacob, farmer McBurnie John, farmer McBurnie Samuel, farmer McBurnie William, farmer McCarthy Cornelius, farmer McCarthy James, farmer McCarthy Jeremiah, jun., farmer McCarthy Jeremiah, sen, farmer McCarthy Neil, farmer McConnell S., farmer MeCoul John W, blacksmith McDonald Hugh, farmer McIntosh David, farmer McIntosh Hugh, farmer McIntosh John, farmer McIntosh Malcolm, farmer McIntosh Mrs.Margaret, wid McKay Alexander, farmer McKay John, tailor McKay Robert, furmer McKay Thomas, farmer McLauders Alexander, farmer McLauders George, farmer McLauders John, farmer MeLcan Kenneth, J.P., farmor McLean Kenneth, farmer McLeod Alexander, farmer McLeod Donald, farmer McLeod George, jun., farmer McLeod George, sen., farmer McLeod Miss \u2014, school teacher McLeod Neil, farmer McMillan James.farmer McPherson Donald, farmer McPherson Hugh, farmer McPherson William, farmer Malcolm Thomas, farmer Mattalall Frederick, farmer Mattalall George, farmer Mattalall James, farmer Mattalall John, farmer Mattalall Simon, farmer Mattalall Peter, farmer Mattalall Thomas, farmer Menzie William, farmer Millard Edward Millard James, farmer Millard John, farmer Millard Peter, farmer Millard Simeon, ship carpenter Mingo Charles, farmer Mingo David, farmer Mingo George, farmer Mingo George C., farmer Mingo James, farmer Mingo John, farmer Mingo Levi, farmer Mingo Michael, farmer Mingo William, farmer Mocklu John, ship owner Morrall Daniel, moulder Morrall George, moulder Morrall Noah, moulder Morrall Richard, moulder Morrall Samuel, moulder Morrall William, jun., engineer Morrall William, sen., foundry Munroe Robert, farmer Murdoch David, jun., farmer Murdoch David, sen., farmer Murphy John, farmer Murray James, farmer Murray John, farmer Murray Robert, farmer Murro Daniel, butcher Nelson David, farmer Nelson John, farmer Nelson Robert, tarmer Nevill Thomas, farmer Nevill William, farmer Patriquin Steward, farmer Perrin Edmond, wheelwright Reid George, farmer Reid Joseph, farmer Reid William, farmer Ross Alexander, farmer Ross George, school teacher | Ross Hugh, blacksmith Ross John, furmer Ross Thomas, farmer Ross William, farmer Ryan John, school teacher Semple James, farmer Semple Miss Mar , school teacher Shannon John, farmer Shannon Thomas, farmer Shey Silas, caulker Steel Francis, farmer Steel John, farmer Steel John, sen., farmer DOMINION 1558 DIRECTORY.- [PRovINoE op Stevenson David, farmer Stevenson George, farmer Stevenson John, farmer Stevenson Joseph, farmer Stevenson Robert, jun., farmer Stevenson Robert, sen, farmer Stevenson William, farmer Studivan William, farmer Sutherland Angus, farmer | Sutherland William, farmer Thompson Alexander, farmer Toher John, farmer Tober Mrs, Jane, wid John Tupper James, farmer Urquhart Alexander, farmer Urquhart James, millwright Waugh David, farmer Waugh James, furmer Waugh Thomas, farmer Waugh Thomas, miller Waugh Welwood, farmer Waugh William, farmer Waugh William C., farmer Weatherly David, farmer Weatherly Duncan, sen., farmer Weatherly Jumes, farmer Weatherly John, farmer Weatherly Nathan, farmer Weatherly Peter, farmer Weatherly William, jun., Weatherly William, sen., farmer Whidden Ralph, farmer Wilson James, farmer Winks William, farmer * BUCK FIELD\u2014A village in the interior, north district, county of Queen's.Distant from Annapolis, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 46 miles, from Liverpool 24 miles.Population about 40.Loyd Malachi, farmer Newcomb Alfred, farmer Robar William, farmer Winacht Benjamin, farmer Winacht Elkanah, farmer Winacht John, farmer Winacht Nathan, farmer t BURLINGTON\u2014 A promising village on the Kennetcook river, township of Newport, county of Hants.Hants county was separated from Halifax about the year 1781.The original settlers were from the North of Ireland, the Highlands of Scotland, and the New England States.Distant from Newport, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 10 miles, fare 75c.; from Windsor by water, 6 miles, fare 16¢.; by mail route, 16 miles, fare 93c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 350.Allen James, farmer Allen Watson, farmer Armstrong Henry, blacksmith Bancroft Lucius, school teacher Barker Peter, shoemuker Black rev.A.B., Wesleyan Blackburn Cotman, farmer Brooks captain George Burgess Alfred, farmer Burgess Bointon, farmer Burgess captain Ira Burgess Daniel, carpenter Burgess Ezekiel, farmer Burgess Hiram, farmer Burgess Isaac, farmer Burgess John 11., farmer Burgess Nelson P, cabinetmaker Burgess Robert IT, carpenter Valahan Thomas, farmer * The post office is at Greenfield.+ Way office is called Kennetcook. Nova Scoria.] ard captain Jacob Gard captain James W.Card captrin Nelson Card captain William Card James L., seaman Card Job R., farmer Card John B., ferryman Card Richard, farmer Card Richard, jun., farmer Fielding George, farmer Fielding James, farmer Fish Elisha, farmer Harvie Abel, farmer Harvie Andrew, joiner Harvie Benjamin, carpenter Harvie George, farmer Harvie Jacob, farmer Harvie James A, farmer Hayward Charles, blacksmith Hayward captain Horatio Lake Isaiah, farmer Lake William J., seaman Liswell captain Jumes Mann captain James Mann captain John Marsters Benjamin, J.P.Marsters captain James Marsters captain Knowlton Marsters Daniel, farmer Marsters Ezekiel, saw and grist mills Marsters Francis N., wheelwright Nichols James B., farmer Nichols Joseph, farmer Nix Michael J., caulker Parr captain James Salter George F., farmer Salter Ezra, shipwright Salter John, farmer Salter Michael B., J.P.Salter Nelson, farmer Salter Robert, farmer Salter Stephen, farmer Sanford Anthony, carpenter Sanford Arnold, M.D.Sanford Asaph, farmer Sanford captain James H.Sanford Edward, farmer Sanford Edwin, farmer Sanford Frederick, shoemaker Sanford George, farmer Sanford George H., farmer Sanford Henry A., farmer Sanford Isuac, farmer Sanford Israel S., way office, storekeeper Sanford James W ., nason Sanford John, flour dealer Sanford Marshall.farmer Sanford Michael, farmer Sanford Pelog, shoemaker Sanford Thomas, J.P.Sanford William D., farmer Smith Benjamin, blacksmith Stephens Henry J, of Stephens & Vaughan tephens & Vaughan, storckeepers Trefry Mark, farmer : Jughan John, of Stephens & Vaughan geleyan church, rev.À.B.Black, miner , Young Thomas, farmer BYRNE COAT\u2014A small place on mas basin, township of Dou las, county of Hants.Distant from Elms- ale, a station of the Nova Scotia Inilway, 32 miles, fare $1.60; from alifax 52 Iniles, fare $2.40.Mail biweekly.Population about 70.Towe Andrew, farmer \u20acnsuore Isanc, far mer Alkner C keeper, farm CERT, J.P, way office DOMINION 1559 DIRECTORY.Falkner William, farmer Faulkner Reuben, seaman Faulkner Richard, seaman Faulkner Thomas, farmer Hunter Adam, farmer Hunter Thomas, J.P., farmer Murdoch Findley, carpenter O'Brien Timothy, farmer Smith Nathan, lighthouse keeper CALEDONIA CORNER\u2014A village in the interior, north district, county of Queen\u2019s.Fine timber lands abound here.Distant from Bridgewater 30 miles, from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 40 miles, fare $2.50.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 400.Annis Daniel, farmer Annis James, farmer Annis John, farmer Annis Thomas, farmer Baxter Charles, farmer Cannon David, farmer Cannon Edward, farmer Carder Robert A., lumberman Carty Timothy, farmer Chute John, shoemaker Chute Sydney, shoemaker Clerry Dennis, farmer Coffrey David, farmer Cole Charles, farmer Cole Hallet, farmer Cushing Charles, farmer Cushing Charles, sen., farmer Cushing James, miller Cushing Samuel, farmer Donlon James, farmer Douglass Edward, farmer Douglass James, farmer Douglass John, J.P.Douglass Milton, J.P.Douglass William, farmer Dowling Bernard, farmer Dowling Patrick, farmer Dowling Peter, lumberman Freeman George, farmer Freeman W.T., carriage builder Grady Thomas H., farmer Grady Wentworth, carriage builder Harlow Charles, carriage builder Harlow Joseph B., J.P., storekeeper Hunt James, blacksmith Innis James.farmer Innis John, farmer Innis Joseph, farmer Jones Thomas, farmer Judge Patrick, farmer Kempton Charles, farmer Kempton Jonathan, farmer Kempton Thomas, farmer Lacey John, J.P.Lacey Patrick, farmer Lodge rev.William, Wesleyan Loveless James, blacksmith McGinty Bernard, farmer McGinty Michael, farmer McGinty Patrick, farmer Middlemas Mrs.Ellen, wid David, hotel Middlemas Francis, wheelwright Middlemas George, way office, storekeeper Middlemas George, jun., farmer Middlemas Ingram B., clerk Middlemas James, wheelwright Middlemas John, farmer Middlemas Peter, carriagebuilder Middlemas Robert, J.P., storekeeper Minard Robert L., hotelkeeper Moore Edward, farmer Moore J.F., J.P.Moore Thomas, carriage builder Moore William, lumberman Parker William, shoemaker Bur-Car Peterson Augustus Powell John, lumberman Rost George, cabinetmaker Rost Jacob, cabinet maker Sanders Daniel, M.D.Scott Francis, farmer Scott Michael, J.P., farmer Seldom Charles, farmer Seldom Mrs.Darces, wid John Seldom George, farmer Shaw William, shoemaker Shey Thomas, joiner Smith Zenas, farmer Smith Robert, farmer Smith Stephen, J.P.Smith Stephen E., lumberman Telfer Benjamin L., farmer Telfer John, joiner Telfer Richard, joiner Telfer Thomas, joiner Wallace John, farmer Witman Zoeth, blacksmith * CALEDONIA, C.B.\u2014A coal mip- ing settlement on the south side of Little Glace Bay, township of Sydney, county of Cape Breton.The Caledonia Coal Mining Co.is in operation here, employing about 150 hands.Distant from Sydney 16 miles, fare by a semi-weekly steamer 60c.; by a tri-weekly coach SI.Population about 250.Caledonia Coal Mining Co., Henry Pool manager Cameron John, blacksmith Dobson Richard, storekeeper Flewett William, engineer McIntosh William, carpenter Martell Arnold, overground foreman Martell Miss Evelina, storekeeper Maxwell Hugh, underground foreman Pool Henry, manager Caledonia Goal Mining Co.Pool Henry H., assistant manager Caledonia Conl Mining Co.Wadden John, miner Wilson George, accountant CALEDONIA MILLS\u2014A village on the Antigonish and Guysborough post road, township of St Andrew, county of Antigonish.Distant from Antigonish 20 miles, fare $1 ; from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 56 miles, fare $3.50; from Pictou 65 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 120.Boyle Angus, farmer Boyle John, way office, boarding house Campbell Alexander, farmer Campbell Angus, farmer Campbell Donald, farmer Campbell John, farmer Chisholm Donald, farmer Chisholm John, blacksmith Forbes Donald, farmer McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonald Colin, miller McDonald William, farmer McGillivray Angus, carriagemaker MclIsaac Angus, farmer CAMBRIDGE\u2014A small village on Minas basin, township of Kempt, county of Hants.Distant from Newport, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 22 miles, fare * The way office is at Little Glace Bay. Cam-Cau DOMINION 1560 DIRECTORY.yp [ProVINGE 0 $2.50 ; from Windsor 28 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Chudleigh William, caulker Oox George, farmer Cox Philip, farmer Lantz Jeremiah, farmer Masters Sarah, school teacher Rolf Nelson, tarmer Rolf Thomas, farmer Sandford Enoch, farmer Skaling Caleb, farmer Skaling George, farmer Skaling Thomas, farmer Spering Nathan, farmer Starratt Handly, way office Starratt James, ship builder Starratt John, ship carpenter Starratt William, curpenter Wilson Walter, farmer * CAMBRIDGE\u2014A small village on the Cornwallis river, township of Cornwallis, county of King's.Distant from Kentville, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 7 miles, fare 15c.; from Windsor 35 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 180.Borden Samuel, farmer Colwell John, merchant Craig Edward, blacksmith Craig William, blacksmith Dunkinson James, farmer George Frank, mason George Lawrence, mason Lyman William, farmer Miller James, shoemaker Nichols Daniel, farmer Nichols Edwin, farmer Nichols Jasen, farmer Pineo A.A., J.P., farmer Pineo Jonathan, farmer Pineo Robert, miller Pineo Samuel, farmer Ratchford Moses, farmer Rudolph Harvie, farmer Sharp Mrs.C.M., wid Wm.S., way office Skinner David, farmer Webster Albert, carpenter Webster Amos, farmer Webster Frederick, carpenter Webster Isaac, farmer Webster John, merchant Webster Matthew, shoemaker Webster Mrs., wid Asrael White George, carpenter White Henry, miller \u2018Whitman Atfred, merchant Woodward William, farmer Woodworth George, farmer Whitmore Alfred, storekeeper CANADA CREEK\u2014A promising village on the Bay of Fundy, township of Cornwallis, county of King\u2019s.Shipments are made here to the United States.Distant from Waterville, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 9 miles, fare 76c.; from Halifax 43 miles.Muil bi-weekly.\u201cPopulation about 180.Bolsor Gordon, farmer Bolsor Peter, farmer Bridon Isaac, farmer Brown Moses, J.P., farmer Brown William, farmer Buskirk William, farmer Colins William, trader Calkins Willicm, farmer Canada William, farmer Eaton Charles, master mariner *The way office is called Sharp's Bridge.Znton Charles, J.P., way office, storekeeper Eaton & Rowding, storekeepers Gould Jotham, mariner Gould William, mariner Hagerty John, farmer Harris Silas, farmer Hays William, farmer Huntley Leonard, shipwright Lee Handford, furmer Lunigan John, blacksmith McDonald Alexander, school teacher Mahar Andrew, farmer Mahar Henry, farmer Margeson Benjamin, farmer Margeson Edward, M., J.P.Margeson Leander, blacksmith Monroe Hugh, mariner Mosher Peter, farmer Pelton Charles, carpenter Robertson James, furmer Rowding C.V., customs officer Rowding Joseph H., of Eaton & Row- ding Shaw Thomas, trader Shaw William, shoemaker Smith John, farmer Sweet Leander, farmer Thomas Willinm, farmer Vaughen Hayden C., farmer White David, farmer White Samuel, farmer Wood Amos, carpenter * CANNAN\u2014A settlement in the interior, township of Parrsborough, county of Cumberland.Wheat is the staple product of this district.Distant from Parrsborough.10 miles.from Windsor, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 38 miles, fare from Parrsborough to Windsor, by packet, 90c.Population about 200.Brown Hiram, farmer Brown James N.S., farmer Brown Thomas R., farmer Brown William, farmer Fife Samuel, jun., farmer Fife Samuel, sen., farmer Fullerton Henry, farmer Fullerton Robert, farmer Gilbert John, farmer Gilbert Thomas, farmer Guilderson Henry, farmer Latty Joseph, jun., farmer Latty Joseph, sen, farmer Layton Albro, farmer Lewis Caleb, farmer Quinn James, farmer Quinn Patrick, farmer Rector George, farmer Reid Mrs.Mary, wid George Skidmore David, farmer Skidmore James, farmer Skidmore Jesse, furmer Skidmore John, farmer Skidmore William, jun., farmer Skidmore William, sen., farmer Tenney Edward, farmer Watton Albert, farmer Watton David, farmer Watton George, farmer Watton Jesse, farmer Watton Thomas, farmer Wood Owen, farmer CANNING\u2014A thriving village on the Habitants river, township of Oorn- wallis, county of King's.A large ox- port and import trade is done.Valuable dyke fonds exist in this region.* The way officeis at Half-way River, Western Union Telegraph Co, hag an office here.Distant from Port Wiligy à station of the Windsor and Anna.lig railway, 5 miles, fare 50c.; from Kentville 8 miles, fare 623c.; from Windsor 25 miles.Mail daily, Population about 600.Bains George P., tailor Bennett Henry, shipwright Best Charles I, J.P.Bigelow David, ship builder Bigelow Ebenezer, J.P., ship builder Bigelow Gideon, ship builder Bigelow John, ship builder Borden Charles E.,, of I.A.& (.kB Borden Borden H.A.& C.E, storckeepers Borden H.Albert, of H.A.& CR, Borden Borden John W., postmaster Brown John, mariner Burbridge Charles E.ship owner Burbridge William H., ship owner Challin Joseph, storekeeper Clarke Edward, storekeeper Clarke John H., J.P., ship owner and storelceeper Coffin Henry, farmer Coffin John R., farmer Conners George, master mariner Coonan James, ship builder Cox Daniel, storekeeper Croclcer Hezekiah, shipbuilder Dennison Joseph, M.D.DeWolf Colin, shipwright Dickie Charles, J.P.Diclde David M., M.P.P., of Dickie, Rand o.Dickie, Rand & Co., hardware Eaton Charles F., of J.E.& C.F.Eston Eaton George E., trader Eaton J.E.& C.F., merchants Eaton John W., carpenter Eaton Joseph E.of J.E.& C.F.Eatoa Eaton Levi W., J.P.Fellows Benjamin S., clerk Fellows Joseph Fellows William H., agent Green James, shipwright Hamilton C.'W.F., M.D.Hamilton James, ship builder Harris Albert, farmer Harris Ezekiel, farmer Harris Rupert, storekeeper Hemming Ingram, farmer Huntley George Ë, carpenter Huntley Jumes, J.P.Jackson James, ship carpenter Keeler Joseph, painter Kennedy James K., storckeeper Kerr Matthew, farmer Kerr Samuel G., school teacher Lockhart David, farmer Lockhart Hibbard, ship carpenter Lockhart Jacob, J.P., ship owner Lockwood Charles, trader Lockwood Edwd.G., J.P.Lockwood Major, carpenter Lockwood Ro ert, farmer Loômer Charles Ii, carpenter Loomer Simeon, farmer Lovelace Charles, hotelkeeper Lowden David Ww.shoemaker Lyon James E., J.P.carpenter McBride Malcolm, shipwright McBride Thomas, farmer McNeil James, snddler McPherson James, storekeeper Melvin Judson, cooper Nicholson John, mariner North Harris, farmer Northop Charles R., farmer Northop John, ship owner Nugent Dounis, master mariner NovA ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1561 DIRECTORY.Car-Cap \"Herrin James, mason Sher Francis, ship carpenter Patterson Silas, carpenter Payzant William H., storekeeper Pineo J.H, Co., merchants ipeo John H., merchant Tineo Joseph H, of J.H.Pineo & Co.Rand Ebenezer, customs officer Rand Edward, of Dickie, Rand & Co.Randolf J.M., storekeeper Reid William D., storekeeper Rogers Peter, storekeeper Ross William, master mariner Scofield Louis, blacksmith Shafner Hauly C., J.P.| Sheffield Stephen, of Sheffield & Wick- wires .Sheffield & Wickwires, storekeepers Tighe William H., storekeeper Tooker Jesse, harnessmaker Tupper David D., carpenter Tupper Silas R.Wade George, hotelkeeper Ward John A., carriagemaker Warnoch James, master mariner \u2018Warnock William, storekeeper Wickwires Leander, of Sheffield & Wick- wires Wilter James S., storekeeper Woodworth Benjamin B., J.P., farmer Woodworth D.B., lawyer Woodworth Levi C., J.P., farmer Woodworth Rodman, shipwright CAPE CANSO-A village on the most easterly point of Nova Scotia, in the township of Wilmot, county of Guys- borough.Gold has been discovered here recently.Fishing and commerce are the prevailing occupations.The exports of Cape Canso for 1869 amounted to upwards of $250,000.The Steamer \u2018 Commerce,\u201d plyin between Boston and Charlottetown, calls here fortnightly during summer months.Distant from Guysborough 31 miles, fare $1.50; from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 98 miles, fare $6.50.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 1000.Baris rev.Abram W., Baptist Bears Benjamin, fisherman Bears David, fisherman Bears George, fisherman Bears Joseph, fisherman Bears Spinney, fisherman Bears William, fisherman Bigelow A.W., trader Bigelow Wm, J, collector of customs Bond Joseph, fisherman Burns William, fisherman Cahoon Asa, fisherman Cahoon Doan, storekeeper Cahoon J ames, fisherman Cahoon John, of 8.& J.Cahoon Cahoon Moses, fisherman Gabon S.&J, Storekeepers ahoon Solomon, of S.& J.Cahoon Aghan James, mason ameron Allen, teamster Cameron Angus, shoemaker arter John, mariner gle Martin, mariner Sooke Thomas C, J -P,, American consul Gousing James, fisherman gullen Joseph, liquor dealer quaniughon R.F., trader .unningham George M, JP master, hotelkeeper 7 1?Fogarty Thomas, fisherman Gorden Hector, tailor Gorman Patrick, storekeeper Gosbee Matthew, ship carpenter Gosbee William, mariner Hadley William, mariner Hamilton John, storekeeper Hanlon James, J.P., lighthouse keeper Hanlon John, fisherman Hanlon Joseph, fisherman Hart Alfred W., J.P, storekeeper Hart C.C., trader Hayden Alexander, fisherman Hayden John, fisherman Hearn David, fisherman Horton John, fisherman Horton Valentine, mariner Hull Josiah, blacksmith Hurst Evan, fisherman Hurst Laban, fisherman Hurst Samuel, fisherman Jeffery John, sailmaker Jamieson John, fisherman Jamieson Robert, mariner Jamieson William, fisherman Kavanagh Morris, fisherman Kavanagh William, fisherman Keating Redmond, fisherman Keef Arthur, fisherman Keef James, fisherman Kelly Edward, shoemaker Kelly Philip, fisherman Kirby Benjamin.fisherman Kirby Burton, fisherman Kirby Harris.fisherman Kirby John, fisherman Kirby John W.fisherman Kirby Samuel, jun., fisherman Kirby Samuel, sen., fisherman Kirby William, fisherman Landry John, fisherman Landry Michael, fisherman £ Langley John.fisherman Langley Thomas, fisherman Lumsen Benjamin.mariner Lumsen Calder, fisherman Lumsen Jeremiah, fisherman McDonald Donald, fisherman McDonald James.fisherman McDonald John, fisherman McDonald Lawrence, fisherman McKenzie John.master mariner McKenzie Seth, master mariner McKenzie Simon, mariner McKenzie William, laborer McLellan Angus, caulker McNeary Denais.fisherman McNeary John, fisherman Manuel John, fisherman Manuel Samuel.fisherman Mathews John, J.P.Mathews Samuel, trader Meagher Andrew, fisherman Meagher John, fisherman Meagher Michael, fisherman Munroe Daniel, master mariner Munroe James, shoemaker Munroe John, mariner Munroe Lewis, cooper Myers David, master mariner Myers John, laborer Nickerson Asa, jun., laborer Nickerson Asa, sen., fisherman Nickerson Benjamin, fisherman Nickerson John, mariner Nickerson Leonard, master mariner Nickerson Reuben, fisherman Nickerson Thomas, fisherman Nickerson William, fisherman Norris Mrs.Hannah, wid George (O\u2019Brien William, fisherman Oliver George, jun., master mariner Oliver George, sen., master mariner Oliver William, master mariner 102 O'Neil Cornelius, fisherman Parker George, fisherman Pembroke William, fisherman Peitzch Henry, pilot Powell Josiah, fisherman Publicover James, master mariner Publicover Peter, fisherman Roberts Alexander, fisherman Roberts John, fisherman Roberts Thomas, master mariner Roberts William, jun., fisherman Roberts William, sen., fisherman Ryan Andrew, fisherman Ryan Donald, fisherman Ryan John, jun., fisherman, Ryan John, sen., fisherman Reynolds Frederick, fisherman Reynolds John, fisherman Reynolds Lewis, fisherman Reynolds Samuel, fisherman Sinclair John, joiner Smith Jeremiah, fisherman Smith Thomas, fisherman Snow Abraham, fisherman Snow Charles, fisherman Snow George, fisherman Snow John, fisherman Schreider David, fisherman Schreider Leonard, fisherman Swain John, fisherman Swain Samuel, fisherman Tate James, blacksmith Tobin John, fisherman Walsh John, fisherman Walsh Matthew, fisherman Walsh William, fisherman Watkins Thomas, fisherman Whitman Abraham N., storekeeper Whitman Arthur, storekeeper .g Whitman Clement H., & Co., storekeepers , Whitman David, master mariner 4 Whitman Jacob, trader i Whitman Spinney, shoemaker, coroner Whitney Bourne, joiner 7 Whitney Thorndike, jolner Williams Albert, fisherman Williams John, fisherman Williams Simon, fisherman Wilson Robert, joiner Young James W., school teacher + CAPE COVE\u2014A small village on 4 beautiful headland, township of Clare, county of Digby.Farming and fishing are the prevailing occupations.Distant from Yarmouth 18 miles, fare $1; from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 67 miles.Population about 120.Boudrias Peter, farmer Deveau Charles, farmer Deveau Leon, farmer Deveau Zevera, farmer Deveau Jacob, farmer Deveau John, farmer Deveau Joseph, farmer Deveau Luc, farmer Deveau Peter, farmer Gaudry Peter, farmer Leblanc Timothy, farmer Mallette January, farmer Mallette John, tarmer Mallette Marc, farmer Mallette Stephen, farmer Mallette Vital, farmer Robicheau Bazile, farmer Robicheau Luc, farmer Robicheau Marc, farmer Tranhong Ambroise, farmer Tranhong Dominique, farmer * The post office is at Salmon River, Car-CarP DOMINION 1562 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op CAPE GEORGE\u2014A rising village on the south side of Cape George, township of Morristown, county of Antigonish.Oats, builey, rye and corn are cultivated with success.Distant from Antigonish 18 miles, fare $1; from New Glasgow, astælion of the Nova Scotia railway, 54 miles, fare $3.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 200.Ballantyne David, farmer Ballantyne George, farmer Ballantyne James, farmer Beaton John, farmer Cameron Allan, merchant Cameron Hugh, farmer Delaney John, farmer Delancey Joseph, farmer Doherty Patrick, merchant Hamahaw John, farmer Junter Robert, farmer Livingston Angus, farmer McCollough John, farmer McDonald Allan, farmer McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonald Angus, carpenter McDonald Angus, furmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald James, blacksmith McDonald John, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDonald McDonald, farmer McDonald Robert, J.P, postmaster, storekeeper McDonald Ronald, farmer McDougall Michuel, farmer McEachern Allen, farmer McGregor Jumes, farmer McInnes Hugh, furmer McInnes John, farmer Helsuuc Archibald, farmer Mecl-auc Donald, carpenter Mclsanc Loughlin, farmer Melsanc Neil, farmer MeLeun Alexander, farmer McLean John, farmer McMillen Dougald, farmer McNair David, turmer McNair William, blacksmith McNeil John, farmer McPhee Alexander, shoemaker Wallace James, farmer Wilkie George, farmer » CAPE JACK \u2014A farming and fishing seulement on the Bay of St George, township of Tracadie, county of Antigonish.Distantfrom Antigonish 26 m les, fure $1.37} from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotiarail- way, 62 miles, fare $3.873.Population abuut 200.Breen Augustus, farmer Breen Charles, farmer Breen David, farmer Breen John, farmer Breen Joseph, farmer Breen Lewis, farmer Brow Charles, fisherman Brow Gracian, farmer Brow Joseph, sea caplain Brow Moses, farmer Brow Samucl, farmer Carpenter Alexander, farmor Carpenter Lewis; farmer Chisholm Colin, joiner Chisholm William, farmer Cornew John, fanner Corbet Edmund Decosbe Benjamin, seaman + The way office is at Harbor au Bouche.Decoste Elins, furmer Decoste Michael, farmer Decoste Simon, farmer Decoste Gallaton, farmer Decosle Henry, furmer Irwin Richard, farmer CAPE JOHMN\u2014A promising village on the cape of that name, in Nor- thumberland strait, township and county of Dictou, Distant from Pic- tou, the northern terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 16 miles, fare $1.Mail weekly.Population ubout 300.Baillie William, farmer Campbell Alexander, farmer Campbell Hugh, farmer Creelman Samuel, farmer Elliott \u2018George, furmer lilliot James, farmer Fraser Alexunder, farmer Fullerton Alexander, farmor Gollon Roderick, furmer Gray Donald, farmer Henderson Alexander, farmer Henderson Donald, farmer Henderson Hugh, farmer Johnston Hugh McAuley John, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Hugh, farmer McDonald Mrs, wid Angus, farmer Mclnnis Donald, farmer Melntosh Charles, farmer McKay Alexander, farmer McKay James, farmer McKenzie Angus, farmer McKenzie Donald, farmer McKenzie John, farmer McKenzie William, blacksmith McKinnon Gililan, farmer McKinnon Norman, farmer McLean Daniel, farmer McLean John, furmer McLean Roderick, farmer McLeod Daniel, farmer McLeod George, carpenter McLeod George, firmer McLeod Hugh, SP, way office, farmer Mcheod Mrs., wid John, farmer McLeod William, farmer MeMasters Donald MeMasters John, frumer McMasters William Samuel McPhee John, farmer Melville Juhn, farmer Morrison Alexander, farmer Morrison Angus, carpenter Morrison Hugh, farmer Murray Allan, farmer Skinner John, firmer Strumberg Daniel, farmer Strumnberg Ephraim, farmer Strumberg James, funner Strumberg John, furmer Strumberg Mrs, wid Charles, farmer | Sutherland Donuld, farmer CAPE MABOU, 0.B.\u2014 A furming settlemunt on the cape of tbut name, in the Gulf of St Luwrence, township of Port Hood, county of Inverness.Distant from Port Hood, u landing of the Pictou steamers, 18 miles, fare 50c.Mail weekly.Population about 160.Beaton Donald, furmer Cameron Alexander, furmor Rankin Hugh, farmer Kavauagh Charles, farmer Kavanagh Felix, furmer Kenuedy Alexander, farmor McDonald Allan, farmer McDonald Archibald, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDougall Alexander, carpenter McEuacher Jolin, way office keoper, farmer Melntzre Donald, farmer Melntyre Jul, farmer Mclsuac Archibald, furmer Meclang J.Bte., farmer Rankin Alexander, farmer Rankin Duncan, farmer Stewart John, farmer CAPE NEGRO\u2014A small and ro mitntic village on the Atlantic const township of Barringlon, county: of Shelburne, Distant from Barrington 7 miles, from Halifux 160 miles, via the shore route.Muil tri-weekly.Popu- lution about 350.Arie Nicholas, fisherman Atkins Nathan, fisherman Atwood James, carpenter Atwood Philip, fisherman Berry James, fisherman Brown Isaac, fisherman Grecuwood Henry, fisherman Greenwood John, fisherman Greenwood Leonard, fisherman Horton William, fisherman Kelley Hugh, fisherman King Alexander King Archibald, farmer Kirg William, farmer King William S., fisherman Lyle Alexander Lyle J.V., farmer Lyle Jercmial, fisherman Mahoney Joseph, farmer Nelson Christian, seaman Nickerson Caleb, farmer Nickerson E., ship carpenter Nickerson Henry L.Nickerson James, joiner Nickerson John, farmer Nickerson John 3., ship carpenter Nickerson Knowles, furmer Nickerson Prince, fisherman Nickerson Richard, fisherman Nickerson Seth, seaman Nickerson William B., fisherman Nickson Jeremial, fisherman Obed Archibald, lisherman Obed James, fisherman Patterson William A., merchant Perry Abraham, farmer Perry Anthony, fisherman Perry Robert, cooper Peterson Lewis, fisherman Pierce Joshua, seaman Purdy Duniel, carpenter Reynolds John S,, fisherman Reynolds Josiah G., seaman Reynolds Lennder, school teachor Reynolds Robert, fisherman Reynolds William, fisherman Shoulds George, fisherman Skinner George, farmer State Benjamin, sherman Slate George, fisherman Slate Harvey, fisherman Slate Martin, shoemaker Smith Alexander, fisherman Smith Benjumin k., seuman Smith Enoch, fisherman Smith Danicl P., carpenter Smith Edward, fisherman Smith owe, farmer Sith James, seunan Smith John P., fisherman Smith Josinh, way oflice keeper Smith Samuel, fisherman Smith Samuel, seaman : Nova ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1563 DIRECTORY.Car-Cap Smith Samuel R., fisherman ! Smith Stephen, fisherman | Smith William B., fisherman Swain Alfred, fisherman ?Swain Benjamin, fisherman i Swain David, merchant ; Swain Ezra, seaman i Swain Francis, fisherman | Swain Heman, seaman ! Swain Henry, fisherman - Swain James, jun fiaherman : Swain James, son, IIs un : Swain James F, fisherman .Swain John B., wheelwright Swain Joseph, master mariner Swain Joseph I.fisherman Swain Knowles, fisherman Swain Marshal, fisherman Swain Paul, fisherman Swain Samuel A., fisherman Swain Stewart, seaman Swain T., seaman Swain William, fisherman Swain William B., seaman Swain William IL, fisherman Swain William J., fisherman Thomas Arthur, fisherman Thomas David, farmer Thomas James, fisherman Thomas John, fisherman Thomas John, jun., fisherman Thomas Martin, fisherman Thomas Reuben, fisherman Thomas T.Q., fisherman Towner Silas, fisherman Vanorden William, seaman Vilson James, seaman Wilson Thomas, seaman *CAPE NEGRO ISLAND \u2014 A small settlement above Barrington, township of Barrington, county of Shelburne.Fishing is the prevailing occupation.Distant from Barrington 12 miles, from Halifax 156 miles.Population about 150.Atkins Isracl, isherman Atkins Nathaniel, fisherman Atkins Warren, fisherman Cooke Isuac, fisherman Cooke John, fisherman Doane Emery, fisherman Doane George, fisherman Doane Nathan, fisherman oane Willium, fisherman Greenwood \u20ac.1, fisherman Greenwood Hugh, fisherman Greenwood John, fisherman fireen wood William, fisherman ; eQuire Frank, fisherman [cKinnon Jatues, fisherman pay Edward, fisherman perry Edward S,, fisherman erry John, fisherman poy J oseph, fisherman © ry pv fisherman Try Moses, fisherman Sith Bartlet, fisherman \u201chomas Cornelius, fisherman mas Joseph, fisher Th > ôseph, fishernan omas William, fisherman Pie SABLE \u2014 À settlement in ESRI CUP Of Barrington, county helburne.Fishine ox i here to gone Shing is carried on luce Gousiderable extent.This valise ee pete by American the main TY connects it with Sable Lan, - Distant from Cape from Barris, à a mile, fare 20c.; fax 106 miles 5 miles, from Hali- pulation about col tri-weekly.Po- \u201cTI dns bor, 1e Way offico is at North East Har- Atkinson Barry, fisherman Atkinson Benjamin, fisherman Atkinson Coleman, joiner Atkinson Eldridge, fisherman Atkinson Ephraim, shoemaker Atkinson George, fisherman Atkinson Harrington, fisherman Atkinson Jeremiah, joiner Atkinson Job, fisherman Atkinson John, fisherman Atkinson Joseph, fisherman Atkinson Moses, fisherman Atkinson Samuel, fisherman Atkinson Smith, fisherman Atkinson Thomas, fisherman Atkinson William, caulker Atkinson William, jun, farmer Atwood Mark, fisherman Atwood Willard, fisherman Beals Frank, photographer Brannen Jeremiah, blacksmith Brannen Robert, fisherman Brannen William, fisherman Brennen Smith, fisherman Brown Henry, mason Brown Henry, jun., master mariner Brown Philip, niariner Brown Ira, fisherman Calquhoun Robert, merchant Cameron John, mariner Chase T., fisherman Clarke Jumes J., M.D.Covell Bartlet, school teacher Covert Thomas, mariner Covill Bartlett, J.P., mariner Cox James, mariner Crowell Asa, fisherman Crowell Charles, fisherman Crowell Daniel, fisherman Crowell Eleazer, fisherman Crowell Eleuzer, sen., fisherman Crowell Eleazer, merchant Crowell H., fisherman Crowell Israel, fisherman Crowell Lewis, master mariner Crowell Mitchell, fisherman Crowell Nehemiah, fisherman \u2018{ Crowell Robert, fisherman Cunningham Alexander, fisherman Cunningham Crowell, fisherman Cunningham Gardner, fisherman Cunningham George, fisherman Cunn\u2019ngham Israel, tisherman Cunningham James, fisherman Cunningham James, master mariner Cunningham James S., master mariner Cunningham John, master mariner Cunningham John, farmer Junningham Joseph, farmer Cunningham Roduey, fisherman Cunningham Samuel, fisherman Cunningham Seth, fisherman Cunningham Thomas, fisherman Cunningham Vincent, fisherman CUNNINGHAM WILLIAM, J.P, way office Daly David, fisherman Dickson Jacob, mariner Dickson John, fisherman Dillon Charles, farmer Doane Harvey, light house keeper Donaldson S., mariner Gardener John, fisherman Gardner John, mariner Goodwin Vincent, fisherman Hopkins Prince, tisherman Hunt David, shoemaker Hunt Edward, fisherman Hunt Isaiah, fisherman Hunt Mitchell, shoemaker Hunt Robert, fisherman Hunt Zeba, fisherman Hunt Robert, fisherman Huskins Joseph, fisherman Kenney Alfred, fisherman Kenny B.F., master mariner Kenney Heman, farmer KenneyHeury, fisherman Kenney Isaac, mariner Kenney James, carpenter Kenney Joshua, fisherman Kenney James R., master mariner Kenney John W., mariner Kenny Job, fisherman Kenny John, master mariner Kenny Joshua, fisherman Kenny Mark, fisherman Kenny Peter, fisherman Kenny Thomas, shoemaker Kenny Vincent, master mariner Knowell rev.William, Baptist Low Robert, fisherman McGrady Calby, tarmer McGrady Jethro, farmer McGrady Martin D., mail carrier McGray Asa, merchant McGray Colby, fisherman McGray Jethro, fisherman McGray John, farmer McKay James, farmer McKay William, master mariner McKinnon James, mariner McKinnon Randall, master mariner Magray Asa, J.P., merchant Magray John, farmer Magray Nehemiah, mariner Maxwell John, fisherman Messenger Smith, fisherman Morrisey William, fisherman Newell Abner, fisherman Newell Alfred, mariner Newell Amasa, tisherman Newell Benjamin, fisherman Newell Bartlett, fisherman Newell Ephraim, fisherman Newell Feilds, fisherman Newell Freeman, fisherman Newell George, fisherman Newell Girard, fisherman Newell Handly, fisherman Newell Henry, fisherman Newell Isaiah, fisherman Newell James, fisherman Newell Joseph, fisl.erman Newell Lewis, mariner Newell T., fisherman Newell William, fisherman Newell Zephaniah, mariner Newell Solomon, fisherman Newell Thomas, mariner Nowell William S., master mariner Nickerson Alexander, fisherman Nickerson Beujamin, fisherman Nickerson Berry, fisherman Nickerson Coleman, fisherman Nickerson Cyrus, fisherman Nickerson D., fisherman Nickerson Daniel, fisherman Nickerson Doan, fisherman Nickerson Edward, fisherman Nickerson Eldred, fisherman Nickerson Ephraim, fisherman Nickerson Ephraim, fisherman Nickerson Ephraim, fisherman Nickerson Finis, fisherman Nickerson Freeman, fisherman Nickerson George, fisherman Nickerson Heber, fisherman Nickerson Henry, fisherman Nickerson James, fisherman Nickerson J.L., merchant Nickerson John, fisherman Nickerson John E., mariner Nickerson John G., fisherman Nickerson John, fisherman Nickerson Joshua, fisherman Nickerson Joshua, fisherman Nickerson Judah, fisherman Car-CAR DOMINION 1564 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Nickerson K., fisherman Nickerson Lemuel, fisherman Nickerson Lewis, fisherman Nickerson Lewis, mariner Nickerson Levi, fisherman Nickerson McCallum, fisherman Nickerson Moses, school teacher Nickerson N., fisherman Nickerson Pelig, fisherman Nickerson Thomas, fisherman Nickerson Thomas, fisherman Nickerson Thomas, fisherman Nickerson Vincent, fisherman Nickerson Vincent, fisherman Nickerson Vincent, fisherman Nickerson William, fisherman Nowlan rev.William, Baptist Parker Smith, shoemaker Penny Abraham, fisherman Penny B., fisherman Penny Daniel, fisherman Penny Eleazor, jun, Penny Eleazar, fisherman Penny Isaac, fisherman Penny Joseph, fisherman Penny Leonard, fisherman Penny Marsden, fisherman Penny Moses, fisherman Penny Prince, fisherman Powell Samuel, fisherman Qiunlea George, fisherman Quinlea Matthew, fisherman Renham Richard, fisherman Ross Aaron, fisherman Ross Abraham, fisherman Ross Amasa, fisherman Ross Benjamin, jun., fisherman Ross Benjamin, sen, fisherman \u2019 Ross Edmund, fisherman Ross George, fisherman Ross James, jun., mariner Ross James, cooper Ross Moses, fisherman Ross Reuben, fisherman Ross Samuel, fisherman Ross Thomas, fisherman Ross William, fisherman Simmons James, fisherman Smith A., fisherman Smith A.L., merchant Smith Alfred, master mariner Smith Andrew, master mariner Smith Ansel, fisherman Smith Benjamin, fisherman Smith Bevely, merchant Smith Caleb, miner Smith Charles, mariner Smith Charles, farmer Smith Crowell, fisherman Smith Crowell, master mariner Smith Doane, mariner Smith E., boatbuilder Smith Enos, master mariner Smith Freeman, mariner Smith George, fisherman Smith George, fisherman Smith George, fisherman Smith H., mariner Smith Isaac D., fisherman Smith Isaac H,, pilot Smith Isaiah, fisherman Smith James C., J.P, carpenter Smith Jethro, master mariner Smith John, fisherman Smith John, fisherman Smith Joseph, jun., master mariner Smith Joseph A., hotelkeeper Smith Joseph H., trader Smith Joseph K., fisherman Smith Joshua, fisherman Smith Kinsman, fisherman Smith Leonard, fisherman Smith M., fisherman Smith Mark, mariner Smith Merritt, fisherman Smith Nehemiah, fisherman Smith P., carpenter Smith Peter, master mariner Smith Prince D., shoemaker Smith Reuben, mariner Smith Robertson, fisherman Smith Samuel, fisherman Smith-Seth, custom house officer | Smith Simeon F., fisherman Smith Snow P., shoemaker Smith Stephen, fisherman Smith Stewart, fisherman Smith Thomas, shoemaker Smith Vincent, fisherman Smith William, farmer Smith William A., mason .Smith William, J.P., master mariner Smith Willinm P., joiner Steward John, farmer Stewart Abraham, fisherman Stoddart M., fisherman Stoddart Martin, fisherman Stoddart Semuel, fisherman Swim A,, master mariner Swim Alfred, fisherman Swim George, fisherman Swim James, fisherman Swim Job, mariner Swim Lovitt, master mariner Swim Mitchell, fisherman Swim Nehemiah, fisherman Swim Peter, master mariner Swim Reuben, master mariner Swim Smith, fisherman Swim W.H., master mariner Trot Jethro, fisherman Trot Lovitt, fisherman Trot P., fisherman Trot Samuel, fisherman Watt William, master mariner Webb James, fisherman Wickens Stephen, fisherman * CAPE ST MARY\u2019S\u2014A small village in St Mary's bay, township of Clare, county of Digby.Distant from Yarmouth 20 miles, from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 66 miles.Population about 80.Cormeau Furmin, farmer Cormeau Luke, farmer Doucet Anthony, farmer Doucet Dominique, farmer Doucet John A, farmer Doucet John O., farmer Doucet Maneletus, farmer Doucette Oliver, farmer Doucet Stephen, farmer Doucet Timothy, farmer Ellis captain Whitfield, merchant Ellis Wentworth, farmer Froton Samuel, farmer Fontaine Anselme, fisherman Fontaine M., fisherman Robichau Mathurin, J.P., farmer, lighthouse keeper + CARIBOO\u2014ANn important village in Pictou harbor, Northumberland strait, township and county of Pictou.The climate and soil are well adapted to the raising of stock; whent is the chief product of this district.Distant from Pictou, the northern terminus of the Nova Scotia railway 4mi\u201d ,fare 50c.Population about ar Beaton John, farmer Campbell Alexander, farmer * The way office is at Salmon River.t The post office is at Pictou.Oampbell Donald, farmer Campbell John, sea captain Campbell Robert, farmer Clarke James, farmer Curry Thomas, farmer Davidson Hugh, farmer Denoon James, farmer Dobson James, farmer Dobson Walter, farmer Fraser Donald, farmer Fraser Duncan, farmer Fraser Kenneth, farmer Ferguson John, farmer Graham Robert, farmer Grant Alexander, farmer Grant James, farmer Herriot John, farmer Jackson Richard, farmer Kerr Charles, farmer Leslie James, farmer Logan Alexander, carpenter Logun Alexander, farmer McDonald Angus, farmer McDonald Charles, farmer McDonald Daniel, carpenter McDonald James, farmer McDonald John, carpenter McDonald Laughlin, farmer McDonald Peter, farmer McDonald William, farmer McFarland Donald, farmer McIntosh Alexander farmer McIntosh James, farmer McKay Thomas, farmer McKay William, farmer Mcleil Joseph, farmer McKenzie Daniel, farmer : McKenzie Donald, carpenter McKenzie Donald, farmer McKenzie James, farmer McKenzie John, farmer McKenzie Kenneth, farmer McKenzie Mrs., wid William, farmer McKenzie Murdoch, farmer McKenzie Paul, farmer McKenzie Simon, farmer McLeod Hugh, farmer McLeod John, farmer McLeod Robert, farmer McRae Alexander, farmer McRae James, farmer McTavish Donald, farmer Morrison George, farmer Morrison Kenneth, farmer Munroe Donald, mason Munroe John, farmer Murray Hugh, mason Murray John, farmer Murray John, tailor Nichols John, farmer Porter James, farmer Priest Caleb, farmer Reid John, farmer Roddick Mrs., wid James Ross Alexander, farmer Ross John, farmer Smith Alexander, farmer Sutherland Donald, farmer Sutherland James, farmer Sutherland John, farmer Sutherland Mrs, wid Alexander Sutherland William, farmer Sutherland Willinm, ship carpentef Talbot John, farmer Talbot Mark, farmer Walker George, farmer Young Alexander, farmer Young Thomas, farmer istand *ARIBOO harbor \u2014 An 18 i ic humberlau in Pictou » North tou.strait, township and county X15 Distant from Pictou, the northerd ter * The post office is at Pictou: a Nova So0TIA.] DOMINION 1565 DIRECTORY.Car-Ced \u201cAPS inus of the Nova Scotia railway, 5 Tiles, fare 25c.Population about 90.Bailoff John, farmer Harris James, farmer ! McLeod Donald, farmer | - |* 00 RIVER\u2014A small vil- | Gat ihe interior, on the River Ca- riboo, township and county of Pictou.This stream empties itself into Pictou ! parbor.Distant from Pictou, the i northern terminus of the NovaScotia : railway, 6 miles, fare 50c.Population ! about 100.i Harris Matthew, farmer McInnis Hector, farmer .McKenzie Alexander, farmer McKenzie Charles, farmer McKenzie Donald, farmer McKenzie John, farmer McKenzie Kenneth, farmer McKenzie Neil, farmer McKenzie Roderick, farmer McKenzie Mrs., wid Donald, farmer McLean Finley, farmer McLellan John, farmer McLeod Roderick, farmer Morrison George, farmer Morrison Hugh, farmer Munro Alexander, lighthouse keeper CARLTON\u2014A rising village in the interior, township, and county of Yarmouth.Timber is plentiful here.Distant from Yarmouth, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 16 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 300.Allen David, farmer Allen James, farmer Allen Lyman, farmer Allen Manassa, farmer Bethune Henry, farmer Bethune John, farmer Bethune Reilly, farmer Britton Nelson, farmer Britton William, farmer Buston William, farmer Corning Ashael, farmer Crawley John, J.P.Dennis Leonard, farmer Durkee Charles K., farmer Durkee James, J.P.Durkee Niel, farmer Eldridge Richard, farmer Hamilton Charles, farmer Hamilton Daniel, farmer Hamilton Samuel, J.P., blacksmith Hilton Albert, farmer Rebecca, wid Nathan way office, Hon Mrs, n Smith, farmer Kelley Frederick, farmer elley Loran, farmev Kelley Robert P., carpenter ng Henry, farmer avitt Joseph, farmer Miller Isaac, farmer Miller John P., farmer Miller J Oseph, farmer Miller William, farmer erry John, farmer Iman Rufus, farmer Pittman Asa, farmer pitman Oliver, farmer ittman Thomas, farmer penard George, farmer prading John, farmer ichardson Amos, farmer nt dson James, farmer chardson Samuel, farmer * The Post office is at Pictou, Robicheau Peter, farmer Sweeney Owen, farmer Uhlman Thomas, hotelkeeper Whitehouse Joseph, farmer Wilson Charles, farmer *CARLTON\u2014A small village on the eastern coast, township and count of Shelburne.Distant from Shel- burne, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 9 miles.Population about 80.Demings James F., fisherman Demings William H., fisherman Hamilton Adam B., farmer Hamilton Alexander, farmer Hamilton James N., farmer Hamilton John, farmer McKenna Gilbert, jun., mariner McKenna hon.Gilbert, M.L.C.McKenna John L., mariner Milliner John, fisherman Payzant Charles, farmer Stephens John, fisherman CARROLL'S CORNERS\u2014 settlement in the township of Gays river, county of Halifax.Distant from Shubenacadie, a station of the Pictou railway, 31 miles, from Halifax 36 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 120.Annand William, millman Benjamin John, farmer Carroll John, innkeeper Carroll John, jun., miner Dowling James, farmer Dowling William, farmer Fleming George, farmer Hollensworth Hugh H., carpenter Keys William, farmer Lawson William, farmer Logan Isaac, farmer Logan Robert, farmer Logan Thomas J., carpenter McBay James, farmer McDonald Murdoch, farmer McDonald Peter, farmer McHiffey John, farmer McKeen David, tanner McPhee Archibald, J.P., farmer Merson Alexander, farmer Murphy John, tailor Sandels William, J.P., carpenter Young Alexander, farmer \u2018 CARSDAIL\u2014 À small village on the north side of Annapolis river, township of Grandville, county of Annapolis.Distant from Grandville ferry, opposite Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 9 miles, fare 50c.Population about 60.Bogart captain John H.Bogart Tunis, farmer Croscup John, school teacher Croscup Joshua, farmer Cureau Stephen, shoemaker Fichett captain James Oliver William, ship builder Porter captain Asa Thorn À.B., farmer CATALONE, C.B.\u2014 À farmmg settlement on Mira Bay, township of Louisburg, county of Cape Breton.Distant from Sydney 18 miles, fare by a semi-weekly coach $1.50 Mail biweekly.Population about 150.yay * The way office is at Gunning Cove.t The post office is at Grandville.Bates William, fisherman Dixon Thomas, fisherman Dixon William, farmer McAuley Angus, farmer MeCuish Neil, farmer McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonald Allan, way office, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDonald Laughlin, farmer McDonald Ronald, farmer McIntyre Hugh, farmer MelIsaac Neil, farmer MeKeagan Murdoch, farmer McLean Philip, farmer McLean Roderick, farmer McMullan Malcolm, farmer McNeil Neil, farmer McPherson Donald, farmer McRory Norman, farmer McVicar Laughlin, farmer Morrison Donald, school teacher Nicholson Duncan, farmer *CAT POINT\u2014À rising village on the Atlantic coast, township of Bar- rington, county of Shelburne.Distant from Barrington 12 miles, from Shel- burne, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 30miles, fare $2.50.Population about 200.Brannen Henry, fisherman Bethel John, fisherman Bethel Thomas, jun., fisherman Bethel Thomas, sen., fisherman Bethel William, fisherman Connell Dennis, fisherman Connell Jeremiah, fisherman Connell John, fisherman Chatwin George, fisherman Christie Alexander, fisherman Christie Jacob, fisherman Christie Thomas B., fisherman Crowell Jonathan, jun., fisherman Crowell Jonathan, sen., fisherman Fisher Samuel, fisherman Huskins Elisha, fisherman McGray Albert, fisherman Madden Thomas, fisherman Madden William, fisherman Nickerson Elkanah, fisherman Nickerson George L., fisherman Nickerson Harvey, fisherman Nickerson James, fisherman Nickerson Joshua, fisherman Purdy Abraham, fisherman Purdy David, fisherman Purdy Nathan, fisherman Storms William, fisherman Williams William, fisherman Worthen Samuel, fisherman Worthen Thomas, fisherman Worthen William, fisherman Worthen William, sen., fisherman *CEDAR LAKE Arising village on the lake of that name, township of Clare, county of Digby.The settlers are chiefly Acadians.Distant from Yarmouth 14 miles, from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway.70 miles, fare $4.Population about 150.Bethune Daniel, farmer Bethune Godfrey, farmer Reeves Joseph, miller Brown William R., farmer Burrage William, farmer Crosby Josiah S., farmer Davidson James R., trader Doucette Casimir, ship carpenter * The way office is at Port La Tour.* The way office is at Brockville. CEp-CEN DOMINION 1566 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE 9 Durkee Henry, millwright Durkee Johu l'., millwright Durkee Joseph, farmer Ellis Abijah, cabinetmaker Ellis Benjamin, joiner Floyd Nicholas, carpenter Foote Jacob, master mariner Foote Joseph E., farmer Foote Samuel, farmer Foote William II., furmer Hall Thomas P., farmer Moses George, farmer Perry George W, machinist Pierce James, juu., [aborer Pierce Jumes, sen, farmer Poole Ambrose, blacksmith and way office Porter Adelbert, farmer Porter Benjamin B., farmer Porter Daniel B., farmer Porter Elkany, farmer Porter George B., farmer Porter Isaac, farmer Reeves Joseph, miller Scovill Aaron, farmer Tedford James C., farmer Tedford William H., farmer \u2018Whetmore John C., farmer Whetmore Stephen, farmer CENTRAL AYLESFORD \u2014 À small village in the interior, township of Aylestord, county of King\u2019s.It contains two tanneries.\u2018There are some saw mills near here.It is a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway.Distant from Kentville 19 miles, from Annapolis =0 miles, from Windsor 44 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.* Avey rev.Richard, ch of England Balcolm William J., merchant Bishop lidgur, farmer Bishop George, farmer Bishop John, farmer Brooks l£dward, section master Burbidge Samuel, farmer Chitty Thomas, farmer DeWolf Rufus, farmer Eaton George W., of Eaton Brothers, postmaster Eaton Joseph H., of Eaton Brothers Baton Brothers, merchants Farnsworth Nelson Fitch Alfred, farmer Fitch George, farmer Fitch Leonard, farmer Fitch Leonard, J.P., farmer Foster Isaac, carpenter Foster Morton, farmer Foster Warren, shoemaker Green Conlin, farmer Harvey Richard, farmer Kirkpatrick Holmes, furmer McDevitt George, farmer Morse James, M.D.Musgrave B.Newcomb Edward, farmer Palmer Benjamin J farmer Palmer James, farmer Palmer Joseph, farmer Palmer Zachariah, farmer Palmer John, farmer Parker Nathan, J.P., farmer Patterson lierman, farmer Patterson Lemuel, mason Patterson Mansfield, curpenter Patterson William W, J.P., farmer, merchant Read rev.James, Baptist Smith J.M., merchant Spurr Parker, merchant * The station is called Morden Road.Taylor Morton, farmer Taylor Stephen, blacksmith Tough William, farmer Welton Thomas, farmer West William, farmer \"CENTRAL FA LMOUTH-A scattered village in the terior, township of Falmouth, county of Hants.Sume of the finest apples on the continent of America ave grown in this region.ere is a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway.Distant from Windsor 2 miles, from Kentville 23 miles, from Hulifux 47 miles, from Annapolis 82 miles.Mail daily.Popu- lution about 200.Aikin Thomas, J.P., farmer Akin Charles, farmer Akin James, farmer Armstrong John, farmer Armstrong William, station muster and farmer Baion Charles, farmer Bishop Juhnson, farmer Burnham George, farmer, town clerk Burnham William, farmer Button Joseph, shoemaker Church Benjamin, farmer Church Constant, J.P., farmer Church Thomas, farmer Church William, farmer Curry Benjamin, J.P.Curry John, farmer Curry Joseph, farmer Elderkin Johnson, farmer Elwood John, farmer Glennie William E., farmer Hatcher James, innkeeper Johnson Andrew, farmer Kennedy Francis A., farmer Lunn Amos, farmer Lunn Frederick, farmer Lyons Alonzo, blacksmith Manning A.G., farmer Manning Edward, farmer Manning John, farmer Messenger Lewis, farmer Messenger M., fur.ner Mumford Samu), J.P., farmer Payzant Elias, farmer layzant Joël, farmer Payzant John, farmer Pa;z nt Lewis J Payzant Philip, tanner Reid William Albert, postmaster, merchant Shaw Andrew, J.P., farmer Shaw David G., Baptist minister Shaw William, farmer Shey Jonathan, farmer Smith David, blucksmith Smith John, blacksmith Taylor Edmund, carpenter Taylor Joseph, carpenter Taylor Nathan, carpenter Taylor Silas, carpenter Wilson Joseph Wilson William, carpenter Winters Walter, furmer Young Charles, J.P, farmer Young Elkanah, M.P.P., furmer Young George, farmer OENTRAL ONSLOW\u2014A promising village on the shore of Oubequid bay, township of Onslow, county of Col- chester.The averngo yield per acre of wheat is about 25 bushels.Distant from Truro, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 3 miles, fare 16c.Mail daily.Population about 200.* The post office is culled Windsor Bridge.Barnhill Isaac, J.P., farmer Bishop Mrs.Surah, wid John Blair George, farmer Blair Isaac, firmer Blair Mrs.Margaret, wid John Brown John, farmer Olark Bilas, J.P., farmer Cribb John, joiner Crowe George F., town clerk Crowe John, farmer Crowell Archanis, master mariner Cutten David E., farmer Dickie John B., J.P., custos Dickson Charles, blacksmith Dickson David, farmer Dickson Hugh, J.P, farmer Dickson John, farmer Dickson Tufton, farmer Fitch Frederick, farmer Gunn Daniel, trader Hamilton Samuel, farmer Higgins Arthur Ww, farmer Higgins Robert, shoemaker King Nathaniel M., farmer King Wilbert D., farmer Linton David, carringemaker Linton James, farmer Logan Thomas, laborer Logan William, laborer McCurdy Daniel, farmer McCurdy Richmond, farmer McNutt Charles, joiner Mahon John, farmer Marsh Archibald, laborer Morrison rev.James, Baptist, licentiats Pitts Cyrus E., farmer Scott rev.Benjamin, Baptist Thomas John, laborer * CENTRE RANGE\u2014A rising vil lage on the Atlantic coast, township and county of Lunenburg.Dir tant from Lunenburg, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 3 miles, from Halifax 48 miles.Population about 300.Acker John, farmer Allen Edward, farmer Bearinger John, farmer Beck Daniel, farmer Beck George, jun, farmer Beek George, sen., farmer Beck Jacob, farmer Beck John, farmer Beck Leonard, farmer Beck Martin, farmer Conrad Edward, farmer Conrad George, furmer Conrad Henry, farmer Conrad John, farmer Conrad Leonard, farmer Cook Philip, firmer Corkum Jacob, farmer Corkum Peter, farmer Daris Joseph, farmer Deul David, farmer Deal Eli, farmer Demon Jacob, farmer Demon Stephen, farmer Fener Edward, farmer Fener George, farmer l\u2019ener Henry, tarmer Fenor Joshua, farmer Gilbert George, farmer Himmelman Joseph, farmer Himmelman Peter, farmor Horn Alfred, farmer 1Iorn Jneub, farmer Jennings Jacob, farmer Kaulback Benjamin, farmer Kaulback John, farmer Lohnas Benjamin, farmer * The post oflice is at Lunenburg: Nova ScoTIA.] Lohnas Daniel, farmer Lobnas George, farmer Lohnas Isaac, farmer Lohnas Jacob, farmer Lohnas John, J.P., farmer Lohnas Samuel, farmer Lobnas William, farmer Loy Jacob, farmer Mason Henry, farmer Misner Lawreuce, farmer Missenger Caspar, jun., farmer Missenger Caspar, sen, farmer Now George, farmer Now Jacob, farmer Tanner Henry, farmer Tanner Joseph, farmer Tanner Mathias, farmer Zinck Benjamin, farmer Zinck Edward, farmer Zinck James, farmer Zinck Joshua, farmer Zinck Lewis, farmer *CENTREVILLE\u2014A rising village on Digby neck, township and county of Digby.Farming and fishing i8 chiefly carried on here.Distant from Digby 15 miles, fare $1, from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 33 miles, fare $1.75.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 200.Barr Ross, ship carpenter Burns Joseph, carpenter Dakin Elkanah, fisherman Dakin Forman, fisherman Dakin Holland, fisherman Dakin Jacub W., storekeeper Dakin Marvin, furmer Dakin Morton, fisherman Dakin William, farmer Darcy James, farmer Dorey captain John Dorey James, farmer Denton William H., farmer Farnsworth Job, cooper Graham Abner, seamun Graham David, blacksmith Holmes Calvin, fisherman Holmes Newell, farmer Johnson George, farmer Morehouse Charles, furmer Morehouse David, carpenter Morehouse Henry, shoemaker Morehouse James, farmer Morehouse James, J.P., way office Morehouse Lemuel, fisherman Morehouse William, farmer Morton Daniel D., ship carpenter Titus Joseph, farmer Titus Joseph C., farmer Titus Lossel, farmer Titus William, farmer Vanamburgh captain James Ward Alfred, farmer ard Henry, fisherman CENTREVILLE\u2014A rising village In the interior, township of Corn- walls, county of King's.Apples are produced in great quantity.Distant irom Kentville, n station of the Wind- por and Annapolis railway, 4 miles, a oe ; from Windsor 29 miles, fare 51-10 a tri-weekly.Population Bill hou.Caleb R se Boles Joseph R, A Caldwell b.K,, farmer Guldwell John M, sherif ogswell Caleb, farmer onley John, farmer * Formerly called Trout Cove.DOMINION 1567 DIRECTORY.Conley Malichi, farmer Crookshanks Charles, storekeeper Cunnaham Mrs., wid Michael, farmer Eaton Athran, farmer Eaton Henry k, farmer Eaton Otas, farmer Eaton Ward, jun., farmer Kingsman Edwin, farmer Kingsman John M., farmer Kingsman Joseph ¢, farmer Kingsman Theodore, farmer Kinsman Nathaniel, farmer Lowden Joseph, tanner Martin James, way office Martin Robert, carpenter Masters Canley, farmer Masters Shubel, farmer Masters William E., farmer North Stephen, carpenter North William, farmer Newcombe W.N., farmer Porter David, farmer Price Charles, farmer Rockwell John, farmer Ruscow Jacob N., farmer Ruscow William H., farmer Wheeton Jacob N., farmer Wishart Mrs., wid William, farmer *CHANCE HARBOR\u2014A small place on the Gulf of St Lawrence, township of Egerton, county of Pie- tou.Distant from Pictou, the eastern terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 5 miles.Population about 50.Cameron Daniel, farmer Cameron John, farmer Fraser James, pilot Fraser Simon, farmer Lawrie George, farmer McGregor Donald, farmer McGregor Duncan, farmer McGregor John, farmer Powell George, pilot Powell H,, pilot Powell Robert, pilot Reid James, farmer Reid John R., farmer Reid Stewart, farmer t CHAR LESTON\u2014A small village on the Port Medway river, 2 miles above Mill village, township of Liverpool, county of Queen's.Distant from Liverpool, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 12 miles, from Halifax 87 miles.Population about 150.Anthony George, laborer Anthony John, jun., laborer Anthony John, sen., laborer Baker Frederick, lumberman Burke David, lumberman Frazel George, lumberman Hatt Collin, lumberman Hatt Elkanah, laborer Hatt Stephen, laborer Holnesworth John, laborer Lawrie George, farmer Lohnas Solomon, Inmberman McGregor, Donald, laborer MeGregor Duncan, farmer McKinnon Bernard, laborer McKinnon Johnston, laborer McQueen Benjamin, laborer Morris John, lumberman Mailman William, lumberman Munro Samuel D., lumberman Munro Thomas, lumberman Phelan William, limberman * The post office is at Little Harbour.1 The post office is at Mill Village Cen-CHE Read James, farmer Rerd John PB, farmer Read Stewart, farmer Rhino Simeon, laborer Robinson Jobn, laborer Touler Edward, laborer Wear Leonard, laborer Wentzle Edward, laborer Wentzle James, laborer CHEBOGUE\u2014A beautiful and rising village on the sea shore, township of Yarmouth, county of Yarmouth.Iw agricultural qualities are good.Distant from Yarmouth, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 5 miles, from Annapolis 90 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 400.Beals Josiah, farmer Cain James, farmer Cain Samuel, mariner Cain Seth, jun., mariner Cain Seth, sen., farmer Cook Francis, mariner Clements Mrs.Harriet, wid William Clements Silas, farmer Cook Manassa, farmer Cook Manassa jun., mariner Cook Thomas, mrriner Crosby Abijah, farmer Crosby Freeman, farmer Crosby Mrs.Cynthia, wid Smith Darby John, mariner Eldridge David, jun., mariner Eldridge David, sen., farmer Fowles George, farmer Hammond Wm., jun., master mariner Hammond Wm, sen., master mariner Hatfield Abraham M., master mariner Hattield Jacob, J.P., farmer Helms Thomas, master mariner Hemeon Crocker, mariner Hemeon John, farmer Hemeon Mrs.Eliza, wid Holmes John, farmer 1 Holmes Nathaniel, farmer Holmes Samuel, farmer Jacques George, master mariner Jenkins Edgar, master mariner McKinna Mrs.Mary, wid Robert McKinna Hiram.mariner Marshall Samuel, mariner Nickerson James, farmer Perry Eleazer, mariner Perry Foster.joiner Perry Freder.ck, farmer Perry Mrs.Eliza, wid Thomas Perry Thomas, farmer Perry Thomas, mariner Pinkey David, rigger Pinkney John, mariner Roberts John, mariner Robertson John, blacksmith Robertson Reuben, farmer Scott Amos H., farmer Scott Henry A., mariner Scott Joseph, mariner Spalding James, merchant Trask Robert, mariner Trask Samuel, farmer Weston Dennis, farmer, keeper Central Chebogue Wyman Campbell, farmer .Wyman Jesse, farmer Wyman, Matthew, master mariner Wyman Stephen, farmer * CHEBOGUE POINT\u2014 A small place on a headland, almost adjoining the township and county of Yar- mouth.Distant from Yarmouth, a landing of the Halitax, St Johns and * The post office is at Chebogue.way office CHE-CHE DOMINION 1568 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE op Yarmouth steamers, 8 miles, from Annapolis 93 miles.Population about 60.Archibald Samuel N., farmer Archibald Samuel, farmer Clements Mrs.Sampson, wid Clements Silas, farmer Cooke Frank, master mariner Cooke Mrs, Hannah, wid Joseph Cooke Walter, farmer Crosby Abijah, mariner Crosby Amos, master mariner Crosby David, farmer Crosby Joseph, farmer Crosby Mrs.Reuben, wid Crosby Samuel, master mariner Dennis Heman, blacksmith Dennis Heman, mariner Dennis Mrs.Eunice, wid Fenton William, farmer Golden John, farmer Gortre Jonathan, farmer Haley Wilson, farmer Hilton Augustus, farmer Hilton Edward, farmer Hilton Gideon, farmer Hilton Jacob, farmer Hilton Job, farmer Hilton John, master mariner Hilton Mrs.Joseph, wid Hilton Stilson, farmer Hilton Thomas W., school teacher Hilton Wellington, farmer Hilton William H., master mariner Keller Daniel, farmer Kelley Ambrose, farmer Kelley John, master mariner Killam James, farmer Killam John, teacher McKinnon John, farmer McKinnon Robert, farmer Morgan Christopher, farmer Robbins Benjamin, master mariner Robbins Chandler, farmer Robbins Charles, farmer Robbins Lemuel, farmer Scott Ebenezer, master mariner Scott John, master master Weston Abram, farmer Weston David, master mariner Weston Nathan, master mariner Weston Robert, farmer Weston William, farmer CHELSEA \u2014A small village in the interior, township of New Dublin, county of Lunenburg.Distant from Bridgewater 14 miles, from Lunen- burg, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 26 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 200.Baker George, farmer Baker Jeremiah, farmer Butler John, farmer Butler Richard, farmer Fancey George, farmer Fancey Levi, farmer Fisher George, farmer Fisher James, farmer Fisher Thomas, farmer Faulkner Cornelius, farmer Faulkner James, farmer Faulkner William, farmer Gilmore Mrs.Mary, wid Paul Gilmore Samuel, farmer Ham Paul, farmer Hewey James, farmer Hewey William, farmer Kaddy James, farmer Kaddy John, farmer Lary Cornelius, farmer Lary James, farmer Lary John, farmer Moser Edward, farmer Moser Henry, farmer Moser Jacob, farmer Ramy John, farmer Ramy Mrs.Blizaboth, wid Daniel Smith David, farmer Smith Edmund, farmer Smith John, farmer Turner Algery, farmer Uhlman George, farmer Uhlman Martin, farmer Ward Benjamin, farmer Ward David, farmer Ward John, farmer Weazal William, farmer Wharton John, farmer Wharton Robert, farmer Wile Joshua, tarmer CHESTER\u2014A beautiful and thriving village overlooking the harbor, on the Atlantic coast, township of Chester, county of Lunenburg, Chester basin is studded with islands of which there is said to be 365.The Portland Packing Co.have erccted extensive works in the village.Western Union Telegraph Oo.has an office here.Distant from Lunenburg 24 miles, fare $1.50; from Halifax, the terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 45 miles, fare $2.50.Mail daily.Poplation about 900.Anderson James, blacksmith Barkhouse Jacob, cooper Barkhouse George, fisherman Barry Thomas, mariner Barry Thomas, jun., mariner Barry William, fisherman Bond Isaiah, mariner Bond James, mariner Brown Charles, postmaster, storekeeper Butler Edward, merchant Burgess George, M.D.Church Alexander, shoemaker Church Charles A., J.P., storekeeper Church John A., shoemaker Cole George, grocer Cole John, farmer Cole William, mariner Cooney Judson, joiner Corbin William, merchant Corkum David, fisherman Corkum Simeon, stonecutter Damick Daniel, J.P., collector of customs Donovan Mrs.Mary, wid William Duncan Daniel, farmer Eishenhaur Edward, fisherman Evans Charles, J.P.Evans Charles, fisherman Evans Martin, seaman Evans William, fisherman Falt Mrs.Charlotte, wid John, tailoress Feader Artimus A., coachmaker Feader Miss Grace, school teacher Foram Mrs.Mary, wid Edward Frail Isaac, stage driver Friday Alexander, jun, farmer Friday James, farmer Garratt George, farmer Gorman Thomas, farmer Gorman Timothy, cooper Gowan Miss Mary, telegraph operator Gowan Samuel, mariner Graves John, farmer Graves William, farmer Hawbolt John, farmer Hawbolt John, fisherman Heckman captain Edmund Heckman Louis, shoemaker Hennebary John, cooper Hennebary William, cooper Hilchie Charles, boat builder Hilchie William, ship carpenter Hiltz Frederick, plough maker Hume David, farmer Hume James, farmer Hutt captain George Kearney Mrs.Lucy, wid Dr.Keyzer John, cooper King Douglas, stage manager Lordly Charles, J.P., merchant Lovett Charles, hotelkeeper Mill John, shoemaker Mills Benjamin, tanner Mills George, JP, shoemaker Mills James, farmer Misener Jacob, farmer Mitchell Henry B., merchant Mitchel Martin Mitchell Mrs.Mary, wid George Nass Benjamin J., furmer Nass John, fisherman Nass Thomas, jun., fisherman Nass Thomas, sen., fisherman Portland Packing Co., Samuel Rumery, manager Pryor Edward H.Pubnicover Michael, farmer Rafuse Henry, seaman Redden George, cooper Redden James E., mariner Reeves Charles, tanner Richardson George H., master mariner Robinson Edward, storekeeper Robinson Joseph, cooper Robinson William, jun., merchant Robinson William, J.P.Rumery Samuel, manager Portland Packing Co.Shreve rev.Charles J., ch of England Silver Benjamin, carpenter Skinner rev.Judson, Baptist Smith David, blacksmith Smith James, cooper Smith Miss Minnie, school teacher Smith Robert, J.P., blacksmith Smith William, farmer Smith Winton, blacksmith Sandford John, farmer Swinemmer John, miller Thomas William Tocque L.P., M.D.Walker Andrew, jun., farmer Walker Andrew, sen., farmer Walker Hiram, ship carpenter Walter Charles, ship carpenter Webber John, farmer Webber Lorenzo, cooper Webber William, farmer Whalen Mrs, Jane, wid David Whalen William, cooper Whitford David, merchant Whitford Thomas, butcher Williams James, cooper Williams John, cooper Zinck Andrew, jun., farmer Zinck Andrew, farmer Zinck George, farmer Zinck James, farmer t Zinek Philip, farmer CHESTER BASIN\u2014A rising village on Chester basin, township of Chester county of Lunenburg.One of the most romantic spots In the province.Distant from Windsor, a station © the Windsor and Annapolis railway) 36 miles, from Chester 5 miles, fron Halifax, the terminus of the No¥ Scotia railway, 60 miles, fare frou Chester to Holifux $2.50.Mail tri- woekly.Population about 300.Anderson Alexander, cooper Bockman George, firmer Bockman John, cooper Borgald John, farmer Borgald Nathan, farmer Nova ScoriA.] old Maynard, cooper oon Bartholomew, armer Clinton George, cooper Clinton Patrick, farmer Corkum James, farmer Craft Albert, seaman Craft Alonzo, farmer Craft Casper, farmer Craft Conrad, farmer Craft David, shoemaker Craft John, farmer Craft Joseph, farmer Craft William, mechanic Demond David, farmer Dimell Francis, farmer Dimell John, farmer Dimell Levi, farmer Eisenhauer captain Joseph Eisenhauer Joseph, merc Eisenhaur George, farmer Eisenhaur Nathan, farmer Eisenhaur Thomas, farmer Eldridge John, farmer Eldridge William, farmer Eldridge William, merchant Harris George, farmer Hatt Gideon, mechanic Hatt Nathan, farmer Hatt Simeon, cooper Hatt Stephen, cooper Hatt William, farmer Lantz Alfred, cooper Lantz Jacob, mechanic Lantz John, farmer Millet George, farmer Oxner Casper, J.P.Oxner Levi, farmer Rafuse David, manufacturer Rafuse George, cooper Robinson Alfred, cooper Robinson Bernard, merchant Sellers Edward, farmer Sellers Henry, tisherman Sellers Michael, farmer Shatford William, cooper Swallow James, fisherman nt *CHETICAMP\u2014A rising village in the interior, township of Clare, county of Digby.Distant from Yar- mouth 25 miles, from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 65 miles.Population about 170.Como Charles, farmer Como D., farmer Como Leon, farmer Como Luc, farmer Como Marine, seaman Como Timothy, farmer Como Utrope, farmer Como Vital, farmer Jodry Cyprien, farmer Jodry Hilaire, farmer Jodry John, farmer Jodry Mark, farmer Jodry Peter, farmer Jodry Peter C., farmer Jodry Vital, farmer LeBlanc William, farmer Mallette Peter, farmer Robicheau J arvis, farmer Sonier Amateau, farmer Sonier Ambroise, farmer Sonier Hiliare, farmer Sonier Félix, farmer onier Placide, farmer onier Rémi, farmer CHETICAMP, C.B,\u2014A farming and shing settlement on the Gulf of St L Awreuce, township of Margaree, county of Inverness.It has a large The way office is at Meteghan DOMINION fishing establishment.Distant from Mabou 50 miles, from Port a landing of the Pictou and Hawkes- bury steamers, 60 miles, fare $4.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 300.Briard Edouard, manager for Philip Robin & Co., way office keeper Gerroir rev.Hubert, R.catholic Lawrence Walter,way office, storekeeper Leblanc Lazare, farmer Le Quesne John, clerk Phillips John, farmer Robin Philip, & Co., fishing establishment Romeril Charles, clerk Vaudin François, bookkeeper CHEVERIE\u2014A rising village on Minas basin, township of Kempt, county of Hants.30,000 tons of plaster of Paris are annually exported.Distant from Newpürt, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 20 miles, fare $1.20; from Windsor 26 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 200.Boyd captain Andrew Boyd Robert, ship owner Brady captain Nelson Burgess captain Charles D.Burgess Charles H., music teacher Burgess Frederick, M.D.Burgess captain George A.Burgess James, farmer Burgess John, J.P., postmaster Burgess I.G., storekeeper Dexter captain Israel Dexter captain Jacob Dexter captain Robert Dexter captain Waughn Glen Thomas, laborer Green captain Henry H.Harvey Thomas, joiner McCallum Malcolm, storekeeper McCallum Peter, storekeeper McComber Stephen, storekeeper McCumber captain Thomas Maleolm Bazilla, ship rigger Malcomb Thos.A., collector of customs Moshers rev.John, Wesleyan O\u2019Brien Frederic, school teacher (Brien William, school teacher Reynolds captain William Rose Roderick, ship builder Smith David, blacksmith Smith Louis, blacksmith Tully Thomas, blacksmith CHIGOGGIN\u2014A thriving village on the south western coast of the province,township of Yarmouth,county of] Yarmouth.Distant from Yarmouth, alanding of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamers, 3 miles, from Annapolis 90 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 350.Bain Moses, laborer Bain James, farmer Baker Albert, mariner Bowrey William, mariner Brown Thomas, farmer Brown Thomas, jun, farmer Cann Calvin, farmer Cann John, farmer Cann Lyman, mariner Churchill George, farmer Churcbill Stephen, farmer Churchill Warren, farmer Corning Jefferson, farmer Corning Nelson, JP.Corning Nelson, jun., joiner Corning Samuel, mariner 1569 DIRECTORY.Cur-Car Dennis Samuel, blacksmith Deveau Ambroise, laborer Doane Israel, farmer Doane William, joiner Durland John, farmer Foote James, farmer Foote John, farmer Goudy Ansel, farmer Goudy Henry, master mariner Harris Moses, farmer Haskill William, shoemaker Hersey Nelson, laborer Higby Samuel, jun., gardener Hopkirk James, farmer Huntington Mrs.Ellen, wid Abner Jenkins Thomas, farmer Killam Eliakim, farmer Killam Wellington, farmer Lyons Silas, farmer McConnell Edward, joiner McKinney Jonathan, jun., farmer McKinney Obediah, farmer McKinnon Alexander, shoemaker McKinnons Irael, farmer McKinnon Mrs.Mary.wid Randal Lyons Silas, farmer Murphy William, farmer Parker rev.Warren, Baptist Perry Ebenezer, farmer Pittman David.farmer Pool Peter, mariner Robbins Benjamin, mariner Rodney Isaiah, shoemaker Rose David, farmer Saulnier Célestine, farmer Scovill James, jun., farmer Scovill James.sen.farmer Scovill Levi.farmer Scovill Reuben, mariner Sollows Aaron, farmer Sollows George, machinist Stanwood Benjamin, master mariner Stanwood Samuel, mariner Strickland Norman C., shoemaker Thurston William, farmer Trask George, farmer Trask Paul, farmer Vickery Abner, farmer Vickery Moses, farmer Williams John, milkman Williams Thomas, milkman Wyman Stephen, farmer *CHIGONAISE RIVER\u2014A village near the head of Cobequid bay, township of Onslow, county of Colchester.Distant from Truro, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 8 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 450.Armstrong Mrs.Maria, wid Adam Baird Alexander, shoemaker Barnhill George, farmer Barnhill Mrs.Maria, wid Thomas Brunday John, farmer Crowe Alexander, trader Crowe Charles, farmer Crowe Edward, farmer Crowe Ezra, farmer Crowe George, blacksmith Crowe James, miller Crowe James C., farmer Crowe Jasper, farmer Crowe John B., farmer Crowe Jolin S., joiner Crowe Lucius, farmer Crowe Robert, currier Crowe Samuel, farmer Crowe Thomas, farmer Crowe William, blacksmith Deyarmond John, jun., farmer Deyarmond John, sen., farmer Deyarmond Leander, farmer *Also called Isgonish.Corning William, farmer Cur-Cav DOMINION 1570 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE 0 Deyarmond Thomas, farmer Downing Adam, farmer Downing Alexander, farmer Downing George, cooper Downing John, sen., farmer Downing Robert, farmer Elliott William, farmer Graham George, farmer Higgins James, farmer Higgins Philip, farmer Jobe James, farmer Johnston John, joiner Johnston Robert, farmer Lightbody Anthony, farmer Lightbody Hugh, farmer Lightbody James, farmer Lightbody John, miller Lindsay Thos., postmaster, storekeeper Lindsay William, farmer Otterson John, farmer Rude David, farmer Rude Jabez, farmer Rude James, joiner Rude Samuel, farmer Rude Solomon, farmer Rude William, farmer Staples Alexander, farmer Staples James C., farmer Staples William, farmer Staples Wilson, furmer Stevens James C., farmer Wilson Archibald, farmer Wilson Arthur, farmer Wilson Hugh, farmer Wilson John, farmer Wilson Robert, jun, farmer Wilson Robert, sen, farmer Wilson Robert D., jun., farmer Wilson Samuel D., farmer Wilson William H,, joiner CHIPMAN'S BROOK \u2014 A small village on the Bay of Fundy, township of Cornwallis, county of King\u2019s.Distant from Keuntville, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 14 miles, fare $1.50.Mail weekly.Population about 150.Arnold Benjamin, farmer Arnold Euoch, farmer Arnold Freeman, farmer Arnold Jobp, farmer Clarke John, farmer Cochran Hugh, farmer Coleman James, farmer Coleman John, farmer Foote Hilbert, farmer Foote Isaac, farmer Foote James L., farmer Foote Jeremiah, farmer Foote Whitney, farmer Foote William Allan, farmer Foote William Andrew, farmer Gould Daniel, farmer Greaves Evans, farmer Greaves Thompson, farmer Greenough William, farmer Hutt Jeremiah, farmer Illsley Charles, farmer Kelly Edmund, farmer Kelly Peter, farmer Kelly Thomas, farmer Kelly William, farmer McGrath Edward, farmer MURPHY THOMAS, dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery, hardware, produce, &c., and ship owner Parker George, fisherman Parker George, jun,, fisherman Puaricer Richard, mariner Parker William, ship carpenter Porter Simon N° farmer, revenue officer Ross David, J.P.Ross W.I1., farmer Shaw James, furmer Sullivan Timothy, farmer Thompson Thomas, farmer Thorpe [saac, mariner Woodworth William H., J.l\u2019., farmer CHIRISTMAS ISLAND, C.B.\u2014À smuil village in the Lownship of SL Andrews, county of Cape Breton.Distant from Pictou, the enstern terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 110 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Gillies Angus, farmer Gillivs Hugh, farmer McDougall Malcolm, way office keeper, merchant McDougall Michael, farmer Mclsauc rev.D., R.catholic Mcleenzie Hector, farmer McKenzie John, farmer McKenzie Murdo, furmer McKinnon Alexander, school teacher McNeil Allan, blacksmith McNeil Allan, shoemaker McNeil Donald, tailor McNeil Hector, furmer McNeil Hugh, furmer McNeil John, carpenter McNeil Neil, J.P.McNeil Neil, J.P.McNeil Roderick, merchant McNeil Roderick, school teacher CHURCH OVER\u2014 A small village on the Atlantic coast, township and county of Shelburne, Distant from Shelburne, « landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 7 miles.Population about 130.Acker Benjamin, fisherman Acker Henry, farmer Acker Isaac, joiner Acker John, joiner Acker Thomas, farmer Acker Timothy, farmer Baptist John, Hsherman Cotter Edward, fisherman Deidrick George, fisherman Deidrick John, fisherman Deidrick William, fisherman Dcinstadt James, fisherman Deinstadt John, jun., farmer Deinstadt John, sen., farmer Doane Nathan, carpenter Doane William, cooper Etherington Edward, shoemaker Etherington John, shuemaker Goulden Duvid, fisherman Goulden George, fisherman.Goulden Isaac, cooper Goulden James, fisherman Goulden John, fisherman Gregor John, mason Mahoney Edward, fisherman Rapp William, fisherman Robertson James, mason Rudolph Samuel, teacher Snow Thomas, cooper Snow William, fisherman Watters Charles, farmer Watters Joseph, J.P., master mariner CHURCH STREET\u2014A promising Cornwallis, county of King's.Distant from Bort William, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 2 miles, fare 26c.Mail daily.Population about 200.*The post office is at Shelburne.Armstrong Edward E., surveyor Armstrong Mrs.Elijah, farmer Barden Josinh, firmer Beckworth Charles, farmer Bordain John D., farmer Burbage Frederick, farmer Burbuge W.G., farmer Burden Boyurd, farmer Campbell Mrs, wid Thomas B., farmer Chase Albert, farmer Chase Edward, furmer Chipman Jol A, farmer Cochran James, carpenter Gochrun James, jun, carpenter Cochran John, blacksmith David Benjamin, cooper Donaldson James, farmer Gilliatt G.II, mariner Gilliatt William, way office Jackson George l?,, farmer Jackson Joseph T., farmer Jackson William, shoemaker Jordan Andrew, farmer Lockwood Joseph 11, farmer Loomer Henry, farmer Lynch John, carpenter Lynds Benjamin, farmer Lyon John, J.P., farmer Magee George P., farmer Magee John, farmer Magee William H., farmer Masters Abraham G., J.P., farmer Masters Isaac F., carpenter Masters James W., farmer Morin Roby, farmer Newcomb Abraham, farmer Newcomb Herbert, farmer Newcomb John 8., J.P, farmer O\u2019Blenis Thomas H, farmer Parish John, shoemaker Parsons James, farmer Ridster James, farmer Ridster Richard, J.P., farmer Smith T.E., cooper Smith Neal, cooper Storrs rev.John, ch of England Strong Gideon, furmer Sutton William, gardener West Adolphus, furmer West Charles, farmer West Howard D., farmer Woodworth Charles, farmer Woodworth Elias E., farmer Woodworth Mrs.L.Ë., wid CHURCHVILLE\u2014 A small village on the east branch of Bast river, township of Egerton, county of Pictou.Distant from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 6 miles, from Halifax 110 miles.Mail bi weekly.Population about 150.Cameron Alexander Cameron Alexander, weaver Cameron Archibald, farmer Cameron Evan, farmer Chisholm James, farmer Delaney Peter Delaney Peter, farmer Duff\u2019 Alexander, farmer Duif John F., farmer Duff Robert, farmer Duff William, farmer Forbes Alexander, carpenter Forbes Wiilium, farmer Fruser Alexander, enrpenter i i i i » Fraser utcher village in the interior, township of Fraser James, b Fraser James, farmer Fraser John, farmer Fraser Murdoch, farmer Fraser Samuel, farmer Fraser Simon, former Frame Thomas, farmer Fraser Archibald, farmer Nova ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1571 DIRECTORY.Cau-CLe Fraser William, farmer Grant John, saddler McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Jobn, farmer McGregor Thomas, furmer McGregor William, farmer McKay Isaac ; MéKay Roderick, farmer McKenzie Alexander, farmer McKenzie Duncan, farmer McKenzie James, farmer McKenzie Kenneth, farmer McLean Hector, farmer McLellan James, farmer McLennan Daniel, farmer McLennan Hugh, farmer McLennan Hugh, jun.farmer McMillan Angus, farmer McMillan John, blacksmith McMillan Kenneth, farmer McMillan William, farmer Murray John, farmer Murray William, farmer Robertson Alexander, mason Robertson Charles, mason Robertson Colin, farmer Robertson Daniel, farmer Robertson Duncan, farmer Robertson Evan, mason Robertson James, farmer Robertson John, farmer Robertson John, farmer Robertson Jolin, farmer Robertson John, farmer Robertson Roderick, farmer Robertson William, farmer Robertson William, miller Robertson William, shoemaker Stewart Peter, farmer Urquhart Kenneth, farmer West William, shoemaker Wier Allen, postmaster *CLAM HARBOR \u2014A village on Northumberland strait, township of Manchester, county of Guysborough.Distant from Guysborough 10 miles, from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 70 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 100.Brennen Michael, fisherman Bruce Charles, fisherman Bruce Richard, J.P, way office Ferguson Alexander, farmer Gorman Richard, J.P.Hart Joseph, fisherman Lipseed Edward, farmer McIntosh Jeremiah, fisherman Melntosh Levi, fisherman McKay Alexander, fisherman McKay George, fisherman McKay John, jun., fisherman McKay Jolin, sen., fisherman AcKay Thomas, fisherman MeMasters David, fisherman preMasters John, farmer yi ousters John, mariner ; cMasters Samuel, farmer lorris Mathins, farmer Soper William, fisherman angster William, farmer CLARE\u2014A risin village on St Mar 8 bay, township of Clare, county ta shy It is inhabited by Aca- iy 13.Distant from Dighy 33\" miles, eu 2; {rom Annapolis, the terminus Sn the W indsor and_Annapolis rail- y ie miles, fare $2.75.Mail tri- eekly.Population about 200.Hope way office is called Ragged Burrill Charles, storekeeper Burrill Israel, storekeeper Bourque Louis, clerk of peace, coroner Comeau Ambroise, farmer Comeau Angelme, carpenter Comeau Augustin, way office, farmer Comeau Augustin J., tanner Comeau Charles, carpenter Comeau François, school teacher Comeau John E., farmer Comeau Luc, seaman Comeau O.John Comeau O.Luc, blacksmith Comeau Peter, farmer Comeau Philip, farmer Comeau Rémi D., carding machinery Cotreau George, tanner and shoemaker Doucet Ambroise, storekeeper Gaudet Charles, mason Gaudet Fidéle J., teacher Hill Richard, mason Landry Alexander, M.D.Leblanc Augustin, ship carpenter Leblanc Augustin, plasterer Leblanc Cyriac, mason Leblanc Luc, farmer Leblanc Pierre, farmer Lombard Jean, farmer McLaughlin Jeremiah, shoemaker Melangun Anselme, joiner Saulnier Gabriel, seaman Saulnier Luc, gaoler Thériau Antoine, farmer Thériau Cyriac, storekeeper Therian Eudes, farmer CLARKFS H\\ARBOR\u2014A village on Cape Sable, township of Barrington, county of Shelburne.Distant from Barrington 15 miles, from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 141 miles, fare by coach $8.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 450.Atkinson Joseph, fisherman Atwood Mark, fisherman Atwood Samuel, fisherman Atwood Willard, fisherman Branpen Jeremiah, blacksmith Cameron John, mariner Cox James, mariner Crowell Asa M,, fisherman Crowell Daniel, fisherman Crowell Eleazar, jun, storekeeper Crowell Eleazar, sen., fisherman Crowell Heman, fisherman Crowell John L., fisherman Crowell Joseph, fisherman Crowell Michael, fisherman Crowell Obediah, fisherman Crowell Robert, fisherman Crowell Seth, fisherman Crowell William, fisherman Cunuinghum Israel, fisherman Daly David, carpenter Doane Harvey, lighthouse keeper Duncan Herbert, fisherman Duncan John, fisherman Dunkin David, fisherman Gardner John P., fisherman Hopkins Prince, fisherman Kenney Alfred, fisherman Kenney Henry, fisherman Kenney John, fisherman Kenney John W., fisherman Kenney Joshua, fisherman Kenney Judah, fisherman Kenney Levi, fisherman Kenney Mark, fisherman Kenney Peter, fisherman Kenney Thomas, shoemaker Kenney Vincent, fisherman Lowe Robert, fisherman Maxwell John, fisherman Messenger Smith, fisherman Morrice William, fisherman Newell Benjamin, fisherman Nickerson Alexander, fisherman Nickerson Benjamin, jun., fisherman Nickerson Benjamin, sen., fisherman Nickerson Cyrus, fisherman Nickerson Ephraim, fisherman Nickerson Freeman, jun., fisherman Nickerson Freeman, sen., fisherman Nickerson (reorge, fisherman Nickerson Henry, fisherman Nickerson Hermon, fisherman Nickerson Hervey, fisherman Nickerson James L., merchant Nickerson John, fisherman Nickerson John E., mariner Nickerson Juhn G., fisherman Nickerson Joseph, fisherman Nickerson Joshua, fisherman Nickerson Judah, fisherman Nickerson Lemuel, fisherman Nickerson Levi, fisherman Nickerson M.Collin, fisherman Nickerson Moses H., teacher Nickerson P., fisherman Nickerson Phineas, fisherman Nickerson Seth, jun.fisherman Nickerson Seth, sen., fisherman Nickerson Thomas, fisherman Nickerson Vincent, fisherman Nickerson William D., fisherman Nickerson William E., fisherman Osburn James, fisherman Penney Daniel, fisherman Simonds James, fisherman Smith Alfred R., master mariner Smith Beverly, way office, merchant Smith David, fisherman Smith George, fisherman Smith George, jun., fisherman Smith James, fisherman Smith Judah, fisherman Smith Merrit, fisherman Smith Osborne D., fisherman Smith Reuben, fisherman Smith Reuben G., mariner Smith Samuel, fisherman Smith Simeon, fisherman Smith Stephen, fisherman Smith Stewart, fisherman Smith Thomas, fisherman Smith William B., J.P., master mariner Stoddart B., fisherman Swim Archibald 3., fisherman Swi.Asa, master mariner Swim George, fisherman Swim George H., fisherman Swim James, fisherman Swim James C., fisherman Swim Joseph, fisherman Swim Michael, fisherman Swim Nehemiah, fisherman Swim Reuben, fisherman Swim William, tisherman Swim William H., master mariner Watt William, master mariner Webb James D., fisherman Williams Joseph, fisherman * CLEARLAND\u2014A small village on the eastern coast, township and county of Lunenburg.Distant from Mahone Bay 2 miles, from Lunenburg, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 9 miles.Population about 120.Dawry Alfred, farmer Dawry Benjamin, farmer Dawry Isaac, farmer Dawry James, farmer Dawry John, farmer * The post office is at Mahone Bay. CLE-CLE DOMINION 1572 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Dawry Michael, farmer Dawry William, farmer Dawry Zachariah, farmer Ernst Stephen, farmer Ernst William, cooper Ewait Alfred, farmer Ewalt Charles, farmer Ewalt Jacob, farmer Ewalt James, farmer Ham Frederick, farmer Hirtler Nicholas, cooper Hyson James, farmer Koddy George, farmer Lagg Edward, farmer Lantz Alexander, farmer Lantz Edward, farmer Lantz Henry, farmer Lantz George, farmer Lantz Isaac, storekeeper Lantz Philip, farmer Moder George, farmer Moder Simon, farmer Schnore John, farmer Strum Alfred, joiner Veno Benjamin, farmer Veno Ephraim, joiner Winacht Francis, farmer Zwicker George, farmer Zwicker Isaac, farmer Zwicker Martin, farmer Zwicker Thomas, farmer * CLEMENTSPORT\u2014A rising village on Annapolis basin, township of Clements, county of Annapolis.The scenery around here is beautiful.Distant from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 8 miles, fare 50c.; from Digby 12 miles, fare $1.Mail daily.Population about 300.Apt Daniel, farmer Balcom Adelbert, farmer Berry William, carpenter Bowlsby Solomon Balcom Israel, farmer Balcom James, J.P., farmer Balcom John G., J.P., carpenter Burrell Josiah, fisherman Burns Michael, & Son, shoemakers Burrell John, farmer Burrell captain Josiah Burrell Thomas, farmer Cox rev.G.Davenport, Baptist Ditmars Adelbert D., carpenter Ditmars Charles, storekeeper Ditmars Gilbert F., collector of customs Ditmars John H., J.P., hotelkeeper Dukeshire James, carpenter Dukshire Perkins Durling Jacob, fisherman Durling Thaddeus, fisherman Gilliatt captain Thomas A.\u2018Gilliatt Israel, farmer \u2018Gilliat James, jun., master mariner Gilliatt James, storekeeper, ship owner Gilliatt William, clerk Godfrey rev.Wm.M., ch of England Hicks Gilbert, blacksmith Hindon George, farmer Hull William, master mariner Johnston John Jones George H., carpenter Jones Isaac S., carpenter Jones James E., master mariner Jones & Ray, storekeepers Jones Richardson D., farmer Lecain captain William Lecain John, master mariner Lecain Thomas, mariner Littany Cornelius, carpenter Low John, farmer * Formerly called Moose River.Maughan Henry, farmer Merrit Alonzo Merritt George, ship carpentor Merritt captain James Merritt Thomas, seaman Merritt William, farmer Merrit W.H., master mariner Morse Dow J.P., shoemaker Munroe captain Albert Nicks Gilbert, blacksmith Nindon George, farmer Null William, master mariner Parker Gilbert, shoemaker Pickles rev.Michael, Methodist Potter Charles B., farmer Potter Franklin, carpenter Potter Isaiah, master mariner Potter James, farmer Potter Robert, farmer Potter Samuel, master mariner Potter William, farmer Randall George, carpenter Ray William B M.P.Ritchie Edmond G., farmer Ritchie John Ritchie John E., farmer Roddy James, master mariner Roop Albert D,, clerk Roop James, caulker Roop James P., way office, storekeeper Roop Joseph, caulker Roop William, carpenter Shaw Charles B., ship carpenter Shaw William C., carriagemaker Saunders Pardon, master mariner Tracy Thomas, master mariner Turpin Joseph, fisherman Veits Henry, carpenter Vroom William V., blacksmith Woodman Archelaus, store and hotel- keeper CLEMENTSVALE\u2014A thriving village in the interior, township of Clements, county of Annapolis.Distant from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 12 miles, fare $1.Mail weekly.Population about 500.Banks Ezekiel, farm er Banks Henry, farmer Banks William, farmer Beard William, shoemaker Beeler Charles, farmer Beeler Frederick, farmer Beeler James, farmer Beeler John, farmer Beeler Luther, farmer Beeler William, farmer Berry Edward, farmer Berry Elijah, farmer Berry Peter, furmer Burrell Mrs., wid John, farmer Burrell Simon, farmer Burrell Thomas, farmer Burrell Willinm, farmer Chute Daniel, furmer Chute Elias, farmer Combs John, farmer Cress Henry H., farmer Donnelly Charles, farmer Donnelly William, farmer Doray Jubel, farmer Dukeshire John W., farmer Fielding George, farmer Floyd James, farmer Fraser A.W., farmer |.Fraser D.A., farmer Fraser J, À, farmer Hamilton Joseph, farmer Henshaw William, farmer Lantz Anthony Law John, farmer Lightizar John, farmer Long Ephraim, mason Long Jacob, farmer Long John H, carpenter Long Millage, farmer Long William D., farmer Lowe Abraham, farmer McNeil William, farmer Melbourn Potter, farmer Millener Daniel, farmer Millener Ephraim, farmer Millener Samuel, blacksmith Millett Alexander, cooper Millner Dittmars, farmer Milner Joshua, farmer Milner William, farmer Pine Albert, farmer Pine David, farmer Pine James, farmer Pine John, farmer Pine Mrs., wid Edmund Potter Aaron, farmer Potter Anthony, farmer Potter Benjamin, shoemaker Potter Dow, J.P., farmer Potter Isaac, farmer Potter Joseph B., farmer Potter Joshua, farmer Potter Israel, steam mill owner, farmer Potter Jeremiah, farmer Potter John, farmer Potter Joseph, farmer Potter Reuben, carpenter Ritchie Daniel, farmer Ritchie James, farmer Sandford Richard, J.P., way office, storekeeper, farmer Snell James, farmer Sproul Albert, farmer Sproul Edward, farmer Trimper Charles, farmer Trimper Henry, farmer Trimper John E., farmer Westley Albert, farmer Westley Samuel, farmer Whitman Simon, farmer Willand Henry, farmer Willand John, farmer Wright Arthur W., farmer Wright David, farmer Wright John, miller Wright John, shoemaker Wright Thomas, farmer Wright Ward, farmer Wright William O., farmer * OLEMENTS WEST\u2014A smoil village on the south side of Annapolis basin,township of Clements,county of Annapolis.istant from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 10 miles, fare 6c.Mail daily.Population about 100.Anthony William G., master marinêr Boice George, farmer Boice George V., farmer Boice Peter, J.P., farmer Ditmars Abraham, farmer Ditmars George, farmer Ditmars John, joiner Ditmars Jeremiah W., farmer Ditmars William J., farmer Harris Moses, carpenter Jones William V., J.P., farmer Lent Abrahum, caulker chant Pinkney Qlarles, commission mere Pinkney David, mariner Pinkney William, former Potter John L., farmer Purdy Cereno, farmer, surveyor * The way office is called Deep Brook. Nova ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1573 DIRECTORY.Cre-Cox d Reuben C., storekeeper Ba ids John, manufacturer of barrels and chairs .Rugles Charles, mariner Rugles Thomas, farmer Rugles William E., farmer Shaftner Henry B., school teacher Spurr William V., master mariner Sulis George B., master mariner Sulis John G., master mariner Thomas Silas, farmer Thomas William B., joiner Vroom Albert D, farmer Vroom Henry, \u2018blacksmith Vroom Henry, J.P., way office Vroom James R., mariner Vroom John, farmer Vroom John A., mason * ONT ROAD\u2014A settlement OLE Bay of Fundy, township of Aylesford, county of King's.Its agricultural resources are large.Distant from Aylesford, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 9 miles, fare 50c.; from Windsor 51 miles.Population about 100.Cary James, farmer Cassidy James, farmer Connor Hugh, farmer Dempsey William, farmer Freeman Robert, farmer Hannifer Michael, farmer Howell Charles, farmer Howell James, farmer McGarvey Anthony, farmer McKinlay John, farmer McMillan Michael, farmer McMullen Henry, farmer McNelley James, farmer Marshal Alexander, farmer O'Leary Dennis, weaver Patterson William, farmer Redgate John, farmer t CLIFTON\u2014A small village on the north bank of the Shubenacadie river, township of Truro, county of Colches~ ter.Ship building is carried on here toa considerable extent.A ferry plies to and from Maitland.Distant from Truro, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 11 miles.Population about 130.Barber Andrew, farmer Barber Jonas, farmer Crowe Thomas, farmer Forbes Daniel, master mariner Gray James, master mariner Gray Wallace, farmer Hamilton J osiah, farmer Hamilton Mus, Mary, wid James Hamilton Philip, farmer Henderson James, caulker Irwin George, farmer James Elisha, farmer McKenzie Mrs, Mary, wid John Miller William, farmer Oderkirk John, farmer Nate William, farmer son Samuel, ferryman Nelson Willian), farmer Ines George, farmer 0 oat builder Wilson Willinm Henry, ship carpenter ilson Robert, master mariner CLYDE RIVER\u2014A village on oe nver of that name.township lye ointy, of Shelburne.The nto ses in the highlands of the nterior, Lumbering is carried on to à * The way office is at Morden.1 The way office is at Old Barns.considerable extent.Distant from Shelburne, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamers, 14 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 300.Atwood Benjamin, farmer Bowker Frederick, shoemaker Bowker Watts, lumberman Boyd Charles, farmer Boyd Danijel, farmer Boyd James, jun., cooper Boyd James, sen., cooper Boyd Thomas, cooper Brown Henry, farmer Chisholm William, ship carpenter Crowell Barnabus, blacksmith Crowell Jesse, mariner Gibson James, lumberman Gibson Thomas, lumberman Greenwood Charles, joiner Greenwood William, jun., joiner Greenwood William, sen., boat builder Hamilton Alexander, land surveyor Hamilton John W., shoemaker Hogg John, jun., farmer Hogg John, sen., farmer Hogg Philip B., cooper Hogg Thomas, farmer Laimerick Mark, farmer McGill Charles, farmer McKay Anthony, farmer McKay Donald, farmer McKay Gordon, lumberman McKay Hugh, jun., farmer McKay Hugh, sen., farmer McKay Hugh W., farmer McKay Jas., sen., way office, hotelkeeper McKay James, jun., lumberman McKay Joseph, lumberman McKay Thomas, farmer McKay William, farmer McKay William, J.P., hotelkeeper McLaren Charles, ship carpenter McLean John, farmer Messenger Harrington, farmer Nelson James, jun., farmer Nelson James, sen., farmer Nichols George, cooper Nickerson James, farmer Smith Thomas, farmer Sutherland Charles, farmer Sutherland David, farmer Sutherland Henry S., lumberman Sutherland James, lumberman Sutherland James, farmer Sutherland Matthew, lumberman Sutherland Peter, cooper Sutherland Robert, tarmer Sutherland Robert, lumberman Swain George.joiner Thomson George, merchant Williams James, lumberman COGMAGUN\u2014A settlement on the River Cogmagun, township of Newport, county of Hants.Distant from Newport, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 12 miles, fare 87ic.; from Windsor, 17 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 150.Harvie Miss Margaret N., school teacher MeLearn James, farmer Nelson Samuel, farmer Reynolds Benjamin, farmer Reynolds Jacob, farmer Reynolds James, farmer Reynolds John, farmer Reynolds William, farmer Ryan Alexander, farmer Sanford Bennet, farmer Salter John, farmer Salter Richard, farmer Salter Thomas, farmer Salter William, farmer Sandford Archibald, farmer Sandford Arthur, farmer Sandford Elisha, farmer Sandford Herbert, farmer Sandford Isaac, farmer Sandford Jacob, farmer Sandford John, farmer Sandford Marsden, farmer Sandford Silas, farmer Sandford William J., farmer Thomas Charles, way office Thomas John, farmer *COLDBROOK\u2014A small village on the Cornwallis river, township of Cornwallis, county of King\u2019s.It contains several mills.Here is a station of theWindsor and Annapolis railway.Distant from Windsor 30 miles, from Annapolis 54 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Burgess Wallace, farmer Davidson David, J.P., farmer Davidson George, farmer Davidson John, farmer Forsythe Richard, farmer Forsythe William, farmer Griftin Thomas, farmer Huntington Benjamin, farmer Ilsley Brenton, farmer JACKSON ISAAC B., pianoforte maker and tuner, owner of saw planing and shingle mills Jenkins William, farmer Kinsman Lamont, farmer Kinsman Zekel, farmer Logan George, farmer Loomer George, farmer Loomer Isaac, farmer McKay John, pumpmaker McNaughton John, miller Manning Thomas, section foreman Marchant John, farmer Parker Alexander B.Pineo Augustus A., J.P.Porter Henry, station master, merchans Wallace John, farmer Ward Ebenezer, farmer Webster George, postmaster, owner West Nathan, saw mill and farmer Witter Daniel B., farmer mili +t CONCORD \u2014A settlement on the Middle river, township and county ofPictou.Distant from Glengarry, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 3 miles, fare 12c.; from Pictou 2¢ miles.Population about 200.Balfour William, farmer Bell William H., way office keeper and miller Douglas David, farmer Douglas James, farmer Douglas John, farmer Douglas William, farmer Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser David, farmer Gates John, farmer Grant Donald, farmer Grant William, farmer McDonald George, farmer McDonald Hugh, farmer McDonald John J., farmer Melnnis John, farmer McKay Alexander, farmer McKay Duncan, farmer *The post office is called Jackson\u2019s Mills.tFormerly called Forks of Middle River. Con-Cou DOMINION 1574 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op McLeod Angus, farmer McLeod Daniel, miller McLeod George, furmer McLeod James, farmer McLeod William, farmer McQuarry Daniel, farmer Matheson Duncun, farmer Murray Hector, farmer Murray John, farmer Murray Walter, farmer Munro Robert, farmer Nicholson Alexander, farmer Nicholson Kenneth, way office, farmer Robertson Duncan, blacksmith Robertson Philip, tailor Sample William, farmer Sutherland Hugh, farmer Sutherlund Paul, farmer * GONQUERALL\u2014A thriving settlement lear the Lahave river, wwoship of New Dublin, county of Lunenburg.Distant from Bridgewater 8 miles, from Halifax, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 84 miles.Population about 300.Aikle Benjamin, farmer Aikle Donald, farmer Boliver Benjamin, farmer Boliver Charles, farmer Croft James, farmer Oroft John, farmer Croft Leonard, farmer Crof't Michael, farmer Connell James, farmer Cross Samuel, farmer Cross Michael, farmer Cross Philip, farmer Fancy Frederick, farmer Funcy George, firmer Funcy Zenas, tarmer Fitch James, farmer Fitch Juhu, furmer Hebb Auron, furmer Hebb Emanuel, farmer Hebb Enoch, farmer Hebb John, farmer Hebb Joseph, furmer Himmelman Peter, farmer Himmelman Reuben, farmer Himmelman Solomon, farmer Hubley Alexander, furmer Jodrey Dennis, farmer Jodrey James, farmer Jodrey Simon, farmer Kuulback Francis, furmer Nogler James, farmer Nogler Joseph, farmer Nogler Reuben, farmer Nogler Solomon, farmer Rafuse Jacob, farmer Sarts Leonard, farmer Silver William, farmer Slaughenwhite Alexander, farmer Slaughenwhite Edward, farmer Slaughen white Frank, farmer Slaughenwhite Simon, farmer Warnbold Edward, farmer Wambold Henry, farmer Wumbold Leonard, farmer Wambold Jacob, furmer Weagle Henry, farmer Weagle Israel, farmer Weagle James, farmer Weagle John, furmer Winacht Nelson, farmer Zink Christopher, farmer Zwicker Edward, farmer Zwicker George, farmer Zwicker Peter, farmer * The way office is at Conquerall Bank.CONQUERALL BANK\u2014 A ris ing village on the west bank of the Lahave river, township of New Dublin, county of Lunenburg.Distant from Bridgewater 4 miles, from 1lali- fax, the terminus of the Nova Scotin railway, 80 miles.Mail tri-weckly.Population about 150.Brown Miss Lucy, school teacher Buckmaster Mrs.Iiliza, wid James Buckmaster James S., storekeeper Burns John, tanner Conrad Frank, fisherman Corkum Jacob, mariner Crouse John, shoemaker Falt James, limekiln Preliclk John, farmer Hawlksworth Eston, blacksmith Hebb Leonard, merchant Jenkins Richard, merchant Keizer James, merchant McFarlane James, of James McKean & Co., way oflice McKean James, & Co., storekeepers McKean William, merchant MeKinnon John, school teacher Maynard Thomas, shoemaker Nass John, shoemaker Rafuse Joseph, storckeeper Rafuse Peter, farmer Rafuse Solomon, farmer Sartz Emanuel, ship owner Sartz Jacob, ship owner Sartz William, ship owner Snider William, farmer Whitman Samuel, tanner Wilkie Mrs.Emma, wid Asof * CORBURY\u2014A scttlement eleven miles back from the Weymouth and Yarmouth pust road, township of Clare, county of Digby.The scttlers are Acadians.Distantfrom Digby 29 miles, fare $2.50; from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Aunapolis railway, 47 miles, fare $3.25.Population about 100, Babin Clement, farmer Babin Frank, farmer Babin Léon, farmer Blinn Luke, furmer Blinn Mrs., wid Roselle, farmer Corporong Benjamin, farmer Corporong Joseph, farmer Doucett Michael, farmer Gavel John, farmer Harding John 8S, farmer Lombard Augustus, farmer Melanson Clément, farmer Melanson John, furmer Melanson Mark, farmer Melanson Maxemine, furmer Melanson Peter, furmer Melanson Raymond, farmer Saulnicr Alexandre, farmer Thibout Charles, farmer Thibout Gatien, farmer Thibout Samuel, farmer f CORNWALLIS WEST\u2014A small village on the south side of North Mountains, township of Cornwallis, county of King's.Distant from Ber- wick, a stution of the Windsor nnd Annapolis railway, 4 miles, fare 60c.Mail bi-weekly.Papulation aboul 100.Clem Elias, farmer Clem George, farmer * Tho way office is at Now Tusket t Also called Weston and Back Settlement, Condon Bbeneser, farmer Elliot Abraham, farmer Elliot Benjamin, furmer Elliot Jacob, farmer Elliott John, farmer Ewing Henry, farmer Fuller Liconard, farmer Gould Benjamin, furmer Gould Jumes, farmer Iluntingdon Ebenezer, farmer Kellim John, {farmer Lvomer Abel, farmer Loomer Ebenezer, furmer Loomer Jonathan, farmer Loomer Reuben, furmer Morton Desinh, way office Morton Gay, farmer Skinner Charles, farmer Spicer Stephen, farmer Strong Stephen E., farmer Tupper Elinkim, farmer Tupper William, farmer COUNTRY HARBOR\u2014A gold dus.Arict situated in the county of Guys- borough.Although gold was discovered here us early as 1861 it was not proclaimed a gold district until 1867.The mines are on excellent ground,the quartz veins are numerous, and the yield of gold from sundry tests has averaged 1 oz.17 dwts.8 gr, per ton, the maximum yield 5 oz, 10 dwts.per ton.The course of the lodes varies here largely from that of any otlier worked in the province, and vary in thickness from 3 inches to 24 feet, and become richer as they descend, The greatest depth reached is 25 feet, aid as yet these mines may be considered as being undeveloped.Distant from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 80 miles, from Guysborough 30 miles, from Halifux 180 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 300.Beyanson Peter, farmer Biswanger Adam, weaver Biswanger John, basketmaker Campbell Juhn, farmer Clyburn Jumes, fisherman Clyburn Jesse, fisherman Cook Ambrose, fishermun Cook Charles, fisherman ' Cook Edmund, fisherman Cook Edward, fisherman Cook Elias, fisherman Goole George, fisherman Cook James, farmer Cook Samuel, fisherman Cook Samuel, jun, fisherman 3ook William, lisherman Cook Winthrop, fisherman Dickie John Fenton Glurles, fisherman Fenton Charles, mariner I'enton Georg, fisherman Fenton Jucob, lisherman Fenton Stephen, fisherman Fenton Willinm, fisherman Troster 1lall, farmer Grover Anron, cubinotmaker Hallett Guy, fisherman 1allett Freoman, fisherman Hallett Willinm, fisherman Hayes Joseph Hnyes Willinm Hays Kdward, mariner Hays Jonathan, faborer Maine Levi, shipearpenter Henderson John, fisherman Hines Benjumin, jun, fishermen 1lines Benjamin, sen., boat builder Hines Elisha, boat builder 15 Nova ScorIA.] DOMINION 1575 DIRECTORY.Cou-Cro Hines Francis, fisherman Hines John, farmer Hines John, fisherman Hines Joseph, fisherman Hines William, fisherman Hodgson William, fisherman Hudson Higgin, farmer Hudson John, miner Johnston Benjwnin, farmer Johnston Willian, joiner Milward Thomas, way oflice Myers George, fisherman Robar Jobn | Salsman Frederick, fisherman Shannon rev.W., ch of England Stewart Charles, shoemaker Stewart John, jun, miller Stewart John, sen., miller Stewart Joseph, fisherman Stewart Samuel, blacksmith COUNTRY HARBOR, CROSS ROADS \u2014 À setllement near the Atlantic coast, township of Stormont county of Guysborough.Distant from Guysborough 26 miles, from New Glasgow, à station of the Nova Scotia railway, 56 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 200.Gunn Donald, J.P.Gunn Williaw, postmaster Hudson David, farmuer Hudson Freemau, farmer Hudson Joel, farmer Hudson John, farmer Hudson Lewis, farmer Hudson Lewis, jun, farmer Hudson Samuel, jun., miner Hudson Samuel, sen, farmer McDonald Argus, farmer McDonald Donald, jun, farmer McDonald Donald, sen., farmer Mason Charles, farmer Mason Duniel, farmer Mason Edward G., farmer Mason Godfrey, farmer Mason Henry, miner Mason James A, farmer Mason John, ship carpeater Mason John G., farmer Mason Joseph, farmer Mason Moses, farmer Mason Nelson, farmer Mason Patrick, farmer Mason William, turer Mason William H,, farmer Matheson Donald, boat builder Myers Charles, fisherman Sinclair Thomas, J.P.Sutherland John, plasterer Sutherland Peter, carpenter cow BAY, C.B.\u2014A populous village on Cow Bay, township of Syd- uey, county of Cape Breton.The prevailing \u201coccupation is mining.Here are two coal mines, One belong- Ing to the Block house Go, the other to the Gowrie Co, ; both are doing an extensive business, affording emptoy- went to about 600 hands.A break- Water has lately been ercoted at Cow ay with aid from the government, the the ety of vessels in rough wea- bots Stealer plies twice a week ween this place and Sydney.New Pole Newfoundland and London its be Co.has an office here.$1 and arom Sydney 22 miles, fares à 9e.Mail tri*weekly.Population about 2500.Anderson Archibald mines Andrew, manager Blow Crs, wanager Gowrie Archibald Charles, assistant manager Gowrie mines Archibald Isaac, storekeeper Baird James, engineer BELLONY ROBERT, manager Blockhouse mining Co.BLOCK-HOUSE MINING CO., Robert Bellony, manager Bown Alfred, notary Bown William W., J.P., customs officer Butts Richard, shoemaker Campbell Alexander, carpenter Campbell Daniel, farmer Campbell Miss Christina, milliner Carmichael Charles, engineer Cecconi Antoni, trader Croucher rev.Charles, ch of England Dillon Joseph, carpenter Donnell Allan, shoemaker Ferguson John, farmer Gannon Edward, tavern Gilbolm George G., blacksmith Gowrie mines, Archibald & Co., proprietors Hickey Cornelius, engineer Hill Alfred, cashier Bluck-house Mining Co.Holmes Arnold, farmer Holmes Joseph, farmer Holmes William, farmer Joh:ison Lewis, M.D.Jones Thomas, mines superintendent Jovenetii John, tavern Jovenetti Lawrence, tavern Kenney Thomas, carpenter Kirkwood Heary, M.D.LeBlanc Michael, sea captain Mc Ariel David, storekeeper McAskill Alexander, buokkeeper Gow- rie mines McAulay Daniel, foreman McAulay Donald, farmer McAulay Jubn, blacksmith McDonald John, clerk McDonald John, farmer McDonald John, overseer of breakwater McDougall rev.Donald, Presbyterian Melnnis Alexander, laborer Mclnnis Duncan, laborer Melnnis Duncan C,, clerk McInnis John, laborer McKenzie Duncan, blacksmith McKenzie Muraech, turner McKenzie Roderick, & Son, storekeepers McKinnon James, tailor McLean Donald, farmer McLellan Duncan, hotel McLeod Angus, painter McLeod Daniel, paiater McMullen Murdoch, farmer McPherson Joseph, saddler McQueen William, assistant manager Block-house Mining Co.McRurie Malcolm, blacksmith Martell Anthoay, J.P., postmaster Martell John, miiler Martell Miss Ellen, telegraph operator Meuzie John, watchmaker Morley Henry, assistant foreman Munro William, farmer Murphy Dennis, tavern Murraut Anthony, farmer Murray Peter, tailor Nicholson Peter, farmer Nunu Nathan, bookkeeper Block-house Mining Co.Peach James, farmer Peppett Joseph, butcher and grocer Peters Samuel, hotel Phelan Edward, miner Phelan William, miner Pollock Albert, bowling alley and photographer Powers John, miner Rice Robert, of Rice & Spencer Rice & Spencer, storekeepers Scott George, superintendent Shepherd Belloni, farmer Smith John, engineer Smith John, foreman Smith Philip, engineer Sparling Philip, ship carpenter Spencer David, shoemaker Spencer Henry, farmer Spencer Obediah, storekeeper Spencer Samuel, blacksmith Spencer Theophilus, farmer Spiney rev.Enoch, Baptist Tupper Adam, carpenter Vincent Joseph, flour dealer Wadden James, farmer * CREIGNISH, C.B.\u2014A small farming and fishing settlement on the Bay of St George, township of Canso, county of Inverness.Distant from Port Hastings 9 miles, fare 50c.; from Port Hood, à landing of the Pictou steamers, 20 miles, fare $1.50.Population about 80.Cameron Allan, farmer McDonald Allan, farmer McDonald Roderick, farmer McEachern Angus, farmer McEachern Roderick, farmer McEachern Ronald, farmer McLellan Archibald, farmer McNeil Roderick, farmer CROSS ROADS\u2014A village on the West river, township of Dorchester, county of Antigonish.Distant from Antigonish 12 miles, from New Glas guw, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 48 miles, fare $3; from Pic- tou 57 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 150.Calaghan Michael, turner Kennedy Roderick, farmer MeGilivray Donald, farmer McGilivray John, mascn Mclonig Andrew, farmer Mclnnis Angus, farmer McInnis Angus, tailor Mclinnis Charles, farmer Melnnis Hugh, carpenter McInnis Laughlin, farmer Mclnuis Ronald, farmer MeLean Angus, blacksmith McLean Donald, farmer McLean John, farmer McPherson John, way office, shoemaker Stuart Charles, miller CROSS ROADS, River Dennis, C.B,\u2014A farming settlement on the post road from Port Hastings to Why- coccomaly, township of Canso, county of Inverness.Distant from Port Hastings 18 miles, fare $1; from Pictou 80 miles, fare $3.00.Mail tri-weekly Population about 300.Cameron Alexander, farmer Cameron Charles, farmer Cameron Colin, millowner Cameron Donald, farmer Cameron John, joiner Cameron Mrs., wid Hugh, farmer Cameron Samuel, farmer Chisholm Alexander, J.P., farmer Chisholm Alexander, tailor Chisholm Archibald, farmer Chisholm Colin, mill owner Chisholm Donald, mill owner * The way office is at Low Point.t Way office is called River Dennis Upper Settlement. Cro-DAR DOMINION 1576 DIRECTORY.1 [PROVINOE gp Chisholm John, farmer Delhanty John, tanner Henderson Mrs., wid Alexander, farmer Kennedy John, farmer .McCuish Alexander, farmer McCuish Donald, farmer McDonald Angus, farmer McDonald Diogenes, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDonald Malcolm, farmer McDonald Michael, way office, storekeeper McDonald Ronald, farmer McHenlay Donald, tarmer McLennan Alexander, farmer McLennan Duncan, farmer McLennan Kenneth, millowner McLennan Murdoch, farmer McLennan Neil, farmer McLeod Malcolm, farmer McMaster Archibald, farmer McMullan Miss Jane, farmer McMullan Peter, farmer McPhail Angus, termer McPhail Angus, storekeeper McPhail Donald, farmer McPhail Finlay, farmer McPhail John, farmer McPhail Roderick, farmer McPhail Mrs, wid Archibald, farmer McPhail William, farmer McPherson Archibald, farmer Matheson Daniel, farmer Morrison Donald, farmer Morrison Finlay, farmer Morrison John, farmer Morrison Peter, farmer Morrison Roderick, farmer O\u2019Henly Allan, farmer O'Henley Mrs, wid Christopher *CROUSE TOWN\u2014A small village in the interior, township of New Dublin, county of Lunenburg.Distant from Bridgewater 19 miles, from Halifax, the terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 91 miles.Population about 100.Crouse George, farmer Crouse John W., farmer Crouse Simon, saw and grist mill Fogler Christopher, farmer Fogler John, farmer Fogler William, farmer Henry Edward, farmer Bilton Henry, farmer Hilton James, farmer Hilton Samuel, farmer Johnston Alexander, farmer Jodrey Simeon, miller Johnston James, mill owner Kaulback John, farmer Porter Henry, J.P., blacksmith Ramey Solomon, farmer Sperry Edward, farmer Sperry William, farmer \u2018Watson Matthew, farmer CROW HARBOR\u2014A village on Northumberland strait, township and county of Guysborough.Distant from Guysborough 16 miles, from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 80 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Armstrong George, fisherman Armsworthy Abraham, fisherman Armsworthy Christian, fisherman Armsworthy George, fisherman Armsworthy Joseph, fisherman Bawn Frank, fisherman Bawn Joseph, fisherman * The way office is at Petite Rivière.Broody David, fisherman Broody John, fisherman Broody Mrs.Mary, wid Charles Carter Thomas, fisherman Cox Robert, fisherman Degdan James, fisherman Delaney Thomas, mariner Dort Charles, fisherman Dort Christian, fisherman Dort L., fisherman Dort J., fisherman Dort John, fisherman Dort John, fisherman Dort Joseph, fisherman Dort Valentine, fisherman Ehler Arthur C., mariner Ehler Christopher, fisherman Ehler David, fisherman Ehler George, fisherman Ehler John G., fisherman Ehler John J., fisherman Ehler John, jun, storekeeper Ehler John, sen., J.P., way office Ehler Joseph, fisherman Ehler William, fisherman Fitzgerald James, J.P.Fitzgerald Patrick, fisherman George Henry, fisherman George Jacob, fisherman George John, fisherman George John, jun,, fisherman George Joseph, fisherman George Peter, fisherman George Valentine, fisherman Greencorn Frederick, fisherman Greencorn George, fisherman Hensby John, fisherman Jamieson Hugh, fisherman Jamieson John, fisherman Jamieson John, jun., fisherman Jamieson Robert, fisherman Jamieson William, fisherman Leary John, fisherman Leary Michael, mariner McKenzie George, fisherman McKenzie John, fisherman McKenzie McLeod, fisherman McKenzie Mrs.Jane, wid Anthony Murphy Christian, mariner Murphy John, fisherman Murphy Thomas, fisherman Murphy Thomas, mariner Myers George, mariner Myers William, fisherman O'Rooke Philip, fisherman Power James, fisherman Richardson George, fisherman Shields Robert, fisherman Smith John, fisherman Snider George, fisherman Veal William, fisherman Williams David, fisherman Williams Donald, fisherman Williams Donald, jun., fisherman Williams Henry, jun., fisherman Williams Henry, fisherman Williams John, fisherman Williams Peter, fisherman Williums William, fisherman DALHOUSIE\u2014A settlement west of Roger's hillg, township and county of Pictou.Distant from West river, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 10 miles, from Pictou 14 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 300.Adamson George, mail carrier and fuar- mer Adamson John, sen,, farmer Arthur John, watchmaker Arthur Peter, farmer Bell John, farmer Calder Angus, tanner Campbell alter, farmer ~ frise Currie Murdoch, farmer Litapatrick Alexander, farmer Gordon James, carpenter Grant Adam, farmer Grant Alexander, farmer Grant Gcorge, jun., farmer Grant George, sen, farmer Gratto Charles, shoemaker Hutch William, farmer Henry John, farmer McBuith William, farmer McDonuld Jumes, farmer McDouald John, farmer McDonald Roderick, miller McFarlane Robert, farmer McIntosh Charles, farmer McKay Angus, furmer McKay Daniel, blacksmith McKay David, miller and farmer McKay Donald, farmer McKay George, farmer McKay James, farmer McKay John, carpenter and farmer McKay John, farmer McKay William, farmer McKenzie Alexander, farmer McKenzie David, farmer McKenzie Donald, carpenter McKenzie Donald, farmer McKenzie John, storekeeper McKenzie John, farmer McKean James, farmer McLeod John, farmer McLeod Robert, farmer McWilliams James, farmer Porter James, farmer Rae James, sen., farmer Rae John, farmer Rae William, carpenter Rae William, farmer Rae William M., carpenter and farmer Ross Donald, farmer Ross George, farmer Ross Thomas, farmer Ross Walter, farmer Ross William, farmer Ross William, farmer Ross William, farmer Ross William, J.P., way office Sutherland John, jun, farmer Sutherland John, sen., farmer Sutherland Robert, farmer Thompson Robert, farmer Thompson William, tarmer Urquhart James, carpenter, ! Urquhart William, farmer Wells James, farmer Willis Robert, farmer Young George, blacksmith Young John, farmer Young Robert, farmer Young Robert, of W.& R.Young Young W.& R., storekeepers Young William, of W.& R.Young * DARLINGS LA KE\u2014A sil vi luge on the luke of thut name, near the sea shore, township and county 0 Yarmouth.Distant from Yarmouth, 8 station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 10 miles, from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annie polis railway, 96 miles.Mail daily.Population ubout 100.Bent James, way office, tarmer Bent James, jun., shoemaker Bent Robort, farmer Brent James, jun., shoemaker Churchill David, miller Churchill Eleazer, fisherman Churchill Eleazer, jun., cooper * The way office is called Sbort Beach. Nova SO0TIA.] Churchill Jesse, farmer Churchill Nathan, joiner Churchill William, farmer Crowell Mrs, Sophia, wid Isra Harris George, shoemaker Harris Vincent, farmer ; Jeffrey Mrs.Mary, wid David Landers David B., farmer Rose James, jun, master mariner Rose Mrs.Mary, wid James Rose Rubert, master mariner Scovill John, farmer { Snell Mrs, Sophia, wid Joseph Symond Thomas, furmer DARTMOUTH \u2014A flourishing and pesutiful village, opposite Halifax, at the head of the harbor, n Dartmouth, county © Halifax.A steam ferry plies between here and the city.Dartmouth boasts of many fine buildings, contains several large-foundries three steam tanneries, employing a large number of men, and the residences of a number off merchants and others doing business in the city.The Provincial Lunatic asylum is half a mile from the village.Dartmouth is the proposed terminus of the Intercolomial railway.Montagne Gold mines about 4 miles in the interior are being worked with great activity ; according to the Gold Commissioners report for 1809, the total yield for that year was 805 ozs.valued at $16,100, average yield per ton 1 oz.8 dwts, maximumyield per ton 3 oz.8 dwis., average covering per man $430.Distant from Halifax, the terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, half a mile, fare 5¢.; from Pictou 114 miles.Mail daily.Population about 2500.Adams George, lony st Acadian house, J.E.Leadley, proprietor, Ochterlony st - Albro E., & Co., proprietors nail factory, Windmill road Albro Robert Allan Joseph, grocer, Watenst Allan Joseph W., of J.E.Lawlor & Co., Water st Allan Miss Mary S., King st Allen Charles carpenter, Quarrel st Allen Edmund, engineer, Water st Allen John, builder, Quarrel st Allen Richard, tanner Allen Thomas, of Simmonds & Water st Allen Thomas S., ac collector, Dundas st Anderson J obn, printer, Ochterlony st Augwin rev.Thomas, Wesleyan, Water machinist, Ochter- Allen, countant and tax Auley Philip, painter, Portland st Austin Joseph, surveyor Otcherlony st Austin Joseph, Blockhouse hill on A tin John Wesley, clerk, Quarrel st ailey Edward, carpenter, off George st Barrett s H., clerk, Water st corge, sail maker, Water st Buyers Albert, boilermaker, Water st Bok AM, tailor, Ochterlony st ony of rick, carpenter, Ochter- Hl Bdward, farmer Lean J ohn, grocer, Ochterlony st pe a ary, wid William, Och- Brung 18., wid Edward, Church st Ni James, teamster ' ishop Joh ; township of] DOMINION 1577 DIRECTORY.Bisho st, Creighton st ing Co., Ochterlony st BOILER AND ENGINE WORKS.A.McKay, proprietor, Dartmouth cove Bond Pascal, blacksmith Bowes Edward, ice dealer Bowes James, printer, King st Bowes John, laborer, Preston road Bowes John, printer, Blockhouse hill Bowes Thomas, ship carpenter Bowers Thomas A., Windmill road Bowers William, milkman, Windmill road Brennan Matthew, shipwright, off Water st Brodie James, teamster, Windmill road Brodie William, farmer, Windmill road Brown John C., grocer, cor King and Portland sts Busby Wm, boilermaker, off George st Butler James, King st Byers \u2014, storekeeper, Halifax, h Water st Cahill John, accountact, Block house ill Campbell George, carpenter, Ochter- lony st Campbell Robert, M.D., Water st Carter Joseph, skatemaker, Water st Carven Reuben, moulder, Fairbank st Casey Cornelius, laborer, Water st Cashen John, blacksmith, Portland st Caszhen John W., blacksmith, Portland st Cattley John A., clerk, Ochterlony st Chapel school, R.catholic, Miss O Toole, teacher.Ochterlony st CHEBUCTO MARINE RAILWAY, John T.Wylde, secretary-treasurer; E.Weston, superintendent Chesley Samuel A.law George st Christ church, rev.J.B.Richardson, rector, Uchterlony st Church A.F.map publisher, Ochter- lony st Clay William, laborer, Water st Cochran Dennis, laborer, Portland st Coleman captain William, Ochter- lony st Coleman E.L., grocer, Water st Coleman George, Water st Coleman John B., clerk, Prince st Collins John, laborer, Windmill road Commercial college, (Halifax), J.C.Frazer, principal, Windmill road Connors Mrs.Charlotte, wid George, Portland st Corbett Patrick, station agent, Prince Edward st CORBIN ANDREW R., chemist and druggist, Water st, h Windmill road Corbett George, Portland st Corkum George, farmer, Dundas st Cormack John, engineer, Water st Courtney John, mason, Fairbank st Craig George, ropemaker, Blockhouse hil Creighton Charles A., merchant, Quarrel st Creighton James, grocer, Quarrel st Creighton Peter, Quarrel st Crook John, blacksmith, Dundas st Crossly William, iron melter, King st Crowel William, laborer, off Water st Dalziel James, laborer, Fairbank st Dares Richar Dart Christoph student, er, mason n, blacksmith, Portland & Co, proprietors, Halifax 103 John W., blacksmith, Portland Black Martin Gay, teller Halifax Bank- blacksmith, Portland st Dartmouth iron foundry, W.S.Symonds| DARTMOUTE Dartmouth publie school, John Holleys head master, Quarrel et Day Peter, laborer, Windmill road Debay John, grocer, Common Delaney Thomas, carpenter, Ochter\u201d lony st Dempster James, spinner Dermody Michael, Ochterlony st Desbrisay C.M, M.D., Prince st Desbrisay Mrs.Lucretia, wid Dr.Thomas, King st Devan Michael, ship carpenter, Boggs st Devan William, ship carpenter, Water st DeWolf John R., M.D., resident physician, Provincial Lunatic asylum illman John, butcher, Prince st Doane captain Louis, Water st Doane captain Matthew, Water st Donahoe John, off Windmill road Donavan John, watchman Donoghue Jeremiah, livery King st Donovan John, tailor, Ochterlony st Douglass Peter, moulder, Windmill road Douly John, miller, Windmill road Downey Maurice, painter, off Water st Drady James, laborer, Portland st Drake John, carver and gilder, Ochter lony st Drake Mrs.Susan, wid Charles, tailoress, Water st Drake William, shoemaker, Prince Edward st Duna James, sailor, Quarrel st Dunn Mrs.Ann, wid Michael, grocery, Water st Edgecombe Mrs.Mary, wid Gabriel, Water st Edgcombe Richard, ship carpen\u2019er, King st stables, Elliott Francis C., clothier, Blockhouse hil Elliott Freeman, dry goods, Blockhouse i Elliott George, machinist, Fairbank st Elliott J.B., dry goods, Prince st Elliott John, tanner, Water st Elliott Mrs.Maria, wid John, Portland st Elliott Thomas, carpenter, Quarrel st Elliott William, soap aud candle factory, Ochterlony st, h Blockhouse hill Esdaile \u2014, Quarrel st Esson Mrs.Harriet, wid John Ether George, pedlar, Portland st Etter Henry, shoemaker, off George st Etter James, foundryman, King st Evans W.L., merchant, Portland st Fairbanks Mrs.Sarah, wid Charles, King st Fairbanks Samuel P., commissioner of crown lands.Ochterlony st Farquhar Alexander, sailor, lony st FARQUHAR JAMES, Variety hall, Portland st Farquharson Alexander, farmer, George st FARRELL D.GEORGE, grocer.liquor dealer and lumber merchant, Water st Farrell Dominick, King st Farrell Paul, groceries and liquors, Och- terlony st Farrell Thomas, overseer roads, Ochter- lony st Faulkner Alexander, Boggs st Faulkner Archibald, nail cutter, Windmill road Ochter- Faulkner David, merchant, Ochter- lony st Faulkner Stephen, blacksmith, off Wind-~ mill road Faulkner Walter, machinist, Water st DARTMOUTH.Forbes John, manager Star Manufacturing Co.Forbes William T., machinist, George st, Forcade Alfred, machinist, Water st Forsyth Alexander, weaver, Ochter- lony st Foster Edward, clerk, Church st Poster Edward, clerk, Water st Foster.Edward, secretary Mechanics Institute, Ochterlony st Foster James, attorney, Water st Foster Rufus, Water st Foster William, law student, Water st Fraser William J., merchant, off Ochter- lony st .Frazer John C.principal Commercial college, Halifax, Windmill road Gammon Mrs.Anne, wid William, Portland st Gammon William À, sheet iron worker, Portland st Gates James, laborer, Blockhouse st Gates John, carpenter, Quarrel st Gates Andrew, laborer, Water st Gentles Thomas, jun., baker, Ochter- lony st Gentles Thomas, sen, baker, Ochter- lony st Gladwin Charles, carpenter, Quarrel st GLENDENNING H.W., soda water manufacturer and ice dealer, Water st Goudge John, clerk, Ochterlony st Graham Benjamin, joiner, Boggs st Graham Gaspard, joiner Graham Isaac, joiner, Boggs st Graham J.R., butcher, Portland st, h Quarrel st Graham James, boots and shoes, Portland st Graham Jas., master mariner, Boggs st Graham John, ship carpenter, Quarrel st Graham John R., butcher, Quarrel st Graham Joseph, joiner, Boggs st Graham Nelson, machinist, Quarrel st Graham Timothy, boilermaker, Portland st Granger Albert, Reeler st Grant Titus, carpenter, Ochterlony st Gray Jeremiah, boilermaker, Water st Gray John, moulder, Water st Gray Robert, shoemaker, Ochterlony st Gray Wm., limeburner, Portland st Green John, watchmaker, Water st Green William, saloon, Water st Hackett Charles, moulder, Blockhouse hill Hall James, ship carpenter, Windmill road Harris George D., artist, Water st Harris James E., patternmaker, Water st Harris John, blacksmith, Quarrel st Harris John, moulder, Windmill road Harris John, pianoforte tuner, Water st Harris Joseph, pattern maker, Water st Harrison Miss Sarah, dressmaker, Port land st, h Prince Edward st Harrison Mra.Jessie, wid Thomas, Prince Edward st Henderson Alex., confectioner, Waterst Herbert N.M., surgical appliances, Quarrel st ; Hill Mrs.Deborah, wid captain P.M, Ochterlony st Hinkle captain Charles, clerk, Ochter- lony st Holden John, brewer Holleys John, head master Dartmouth publicscliool, Quarrel st, h Prince st Honyman David, M.D, Ochterlony st Hooper Wm., ship carpenter, Water st Horne Charles, laborer, Portland st Horne Henry, grocer, Portland st Horner David, laborer, off George st Horner Richard, laborer, off Portland st DOMINION 1578 DIRECTORY.Hoyne Edward, tavern, Quarrel st Hudson Mrs.Ellen, wid W., Portland st Hunt George A., ship carpenter, Portland st Hunt rev.A.S., superintendent of education, Quarrel st Hunt Willium, groceries, Portland st Huntson Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Samuel, Ochterlony st Hurley Michael, butcher, Wator st, h Truro road Huxtable Miss Anne, dressmaker, King st Huxtable Robert, skate maker, Blockhouse hill Hyde Frank, clerk, Ochterlony st Hyde T.A., grocer, Ochterlony st Innis George, cabinetmaler, Portland et Innis Mrs.Ann, wid Robert, Portland st Innis Richard, constable, King st Isnor Henry, coachman, Eustern Passage Jackson Geo., shipwright, Ochterlony st James Alexander, barrister, Portland st Jenkins John, jun, carpenter, Water st Jenkins John, sen., carpenter, Water st Jenkins Thomas, carpenter, Water st Johnston George, machinist, Water at Johnston Henry, engine driver Johnston hon.James W., judge Superior court, Cole Harbour roa Johnston James W., jun, barrister, Eastern Passage Johnston Moses, laborer, Geary st Jones Daniel, Prince st Kane Michael, moulder, Blockhouse hill Keans Juhn F., laborer, Fairbanks st Keating James, joiner, Windmill road Keating William, joiner Kennedy Jolin, laborer, Water st Kennedy Mrs.Jane, wid William, tailor- ess, Water st Kennedy Mrs.Mary, wid John, tavern, Ochterlony st Keys John, joiner, Preston road Kingston Garrett C., wheelwright, Blockhouse hill Kitchen Richard, truckman, off George st Kitty James, Iavorer, Preston road Kahn P.J., dry oods, boots and shoes, Water st, L Ochterlony st Kuhn Miss Eliza, school teacher, King st Lamont Charles, grain dealer, Water st, h Preston road Lang David, machinist, Prince Edward st Lawlor Alexander, bookkeeper, Wall st Lawlor John, laborer, Water st Lawlor J.BE, & Co., merchants, Portland et cor Water st Lawlor Mrs.Isabella, wid James Ii, of J.E.Lawlor & Co., cor Porlland and Water sts Lawson Walter, civil enginecr, Dundas sk Leadley John E,, proprietor Acadian house, Ochterlony st Leadley Leonard, stove moulder, King st Leahy Dennis, grocer, Boggs 61 Leary Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Danicl, Water st Leary Mrs.Mary, wid James, Water si Leister Robert, machinist, Quarrel st Leslie John, laborer, Waler st Levey Mrs.Mary Ann, wid captain Richard, Quarrel st Loner Geo., boilermaker, off George si Loner James, boilermaker, Ochterlony st Lookout post, Sergeant Cameron, T8th Highlanders, Portland st.Lowe Mrs.Margaret, wid, King st Loyd John, grocer, Water st [Province gp Lyle James, marine ship builder, Portland st Lynch George, joiner, Fairbanks st Lynch Henry, moulder, Ochiterlony gt Lynch J.Alexander, Water st McCabe Michael, carpenter, Ochterlony st McCall Wm,, patternmaker, Portland gt McCarthy Daniel, laborer, Portland gt McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, Eastern Passage McCarthy John, tanner, Windmill rog McCartney John, jeweller, bds cor Portland and Water sts McCartney Mrs.Catherine, wid John grocery and saloon cor Portlund and ater sts McClay Mrs.Isabella, wid John McCully Siwunuel, teacher, Boggs st McDonald Allan, shopkeeper, Water st McDonald Mrs.Mary, wid John, Water st McKAY ADAM, proprietor boiler and engine works, Dartmouth cove.Se Adv McKenzie capinin George, agent, Dartmouth terry boats, King st McKENZIE D.B., photographer, Portland st, bds Water st McKenna Peter, grocer, Portland st McKie John G., boolckeeper, Cole Harbour road McKnight rev.Blockhouse hill McLean Donald, Quarrel st McLeod Willis, storekeeper, Water st McLennan Edward, clerk, Prince st McLennan Mrs.Ann, wid Donald, Prince st McMahon James, laborer, Water st McNab Alexander W., carpenter, Blockhouse hill Mahar Bdward, blacksmith, Water st Major Miss, school teacher, Dundas st Manning John F., assistant commissary general, Church st Marks Alexander, mate, Quarrel st Martin George W., dry goods, Dundas st Martin Miss Ellen, strekce per, Water st Martin William, fisherman, Fairbanks st Marks Jobn, mate, Portland st Marvin Nelson, joiner, Prince Edward st Mason George, gardencr, Portland st Mason George, laborer, Fairbanks st Mason Henry, engineer, Ochterlony Mason Thomas, machinist, King st Mason William, machinist, Portland st Mechanics\u2019 Institute, Edward Foster, secretary, Ochterlony st .Meden William, tanner; Blockhouse hill Merson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Alexander, Wentworth st \u2026 Miller Edward IL, shocmaker, King s Misner John, trader, Blockhouse hill Misner William, Inborer, Ochterlony st Mitchell James, clerk, Ocliterlony st Molden Parker, ship enrpenter, Buggss Montgomery ugh, laborer, Water st Morris R.BB, tobucco manufneturer King st ; Morris«y Thomas, storekeeper, Waders Morton\u201d William, engineer, Church St Moscley Ebenezer, ship builder, Church st Mosher Matthew, joiner, Enstern Pas sage rond ; Mosley Bdward, plasterer, Water st se Mott John I\u2019, soap, candle and spi manufacturer Mott Thomas, miller, George st Mumford Francis, blacksmith, st, hi Blockhouse hill John, Presbyterian, (George Nova ScoTiA.] DOMINION 1579 DIRECTORY.DARTMOUTH.ford John foundry, Quarrel st Noro George, blacksmith, Portland st Murphy J., & Sons, blucksmiths, Portland st ; Hurphy John D., of J.Murphy & Sons, Water st ; .Murphy Jeremiah, of J.Murphy & Sons, King st 1,0.Murphy Jeremiah, jun, of J.Murphy & Sons, King st Murray James, pattern maker, Blockhouse hill \u2018 ; Murray William T., of N.Russell & Co., Portland st ; Nail factory, E.Albro & Co., Halifax, proprietors, Windmill road Newlands James, carpenter, Blockhouse ill Nemlunds William, carpenter, Blockhouse hill Northrup Jeremiah, M.P.P., of Northrup & Suns, Water st 0'Donpell Patrick, laborer, off Portland st Oland C., brewer, Turtle brewery Qland Hector, brewer, Turtle Brewery Oland John, brewer, Turtle Brewery O'Neil Cornelius, moulder, Ochterlony st O'Toole Miss, school teacher, Ochterlony st ; Ormon James R., grocer and liquor dealer, Water st Ovenstone John, storekeeper, Ochter- lony st Paisley rev.Charles, Wesleyan, cor Portland and Water sts Parker Henry, clerk, OchteTlony st Parker hon.John Mc.N., M.D.\u2019 M.P.P., Bastern Passage road Patterson John, piper, Fairfield st Passaw Frederick, deputy postmaster, Eastern Passage road Payne Jacob, baker, Portland st Payzant Louis, merchant, Quarrel st .Peakes John B.,, merchant, Blockhouse i Pearce William, engineer, Dundas st Pellatt Mrs.Eliza, wid Henry, Ochter- lony st : Pentz Richard E., ! Portland st, .Phener Henry, ship carpenter, Water st Pierce Abram, engineer, Water st ¢ Pitts Alexander, moulder, Water st i Police court, George Shields, J.P., King © Presbyterian church, rev.Alexander Faulkner, King st Preston Thomas, painter resides in Halifax \u2019 Provincial asylum for the insane, John Pati Je Wolf, resident physician rad School, Miss Major, teacher, Dun- pablicover George, painter, Dundas st po rer Isnac, tanner, Geary st Ie George, clerk, Quarrel st toy Archibald, shoemaker, Portland county constable, King st, Reeves B.1, land st égan James, shinwri RS egan John.Upwright, Quarrel st grocery à : t= land st » 8rocery and tavern, Port: ichardson reve.JR i \u2019 0 + J.B,, Christ re = of England, Dundas st care, ne Wauis, boilermaker, Water st .ety a, watchman, Water st os trs, Ellen, wid James shop- Robscn yr Orland st ! a Ghd, merchant, Quarrel st 8, ticket agent, Quarrel st y teller Union bank, Port- arle Roome George N., grocer, Ochterlony st Rope Work Co., John F.Stairs, manager Ross Donald, bookkeeper, Water st Ross professor, off Ochterlony st Ruhn P.James, merchant, Ochterlony st Russell Alexander, blacksmith, Water Bt Russell Benjamin, law student, George st RUSSELL N., & CO., tin plate workers, and stove dealers, Portland st Russell Nathaniel, of N.Russell & Co., Portland st Ryan John, mason, Windmill road Salus Allen, laborer, Water st Savage Thomas, laborer, Blockhouse ill Scarf Fred., brickmaker, Ochterlony st Seacons Ebenezer, cooper, off Windmill road Selden Stephen, printer, Prince st Settle James, blacksmith, Portland st Shaen Benjamin, Eastern Passage road Shaeu Harry, bookkeeper Shields Andrew, jun., blacksmith, Quarrel st Shiels Andrew, stipendiary magistrate, Halifax, Ochterlony st Shiels Geurge, J.P.Ochterlony st Shortland Robert, laborer, Water st Shrym Wm., farmer, off Uchterlony st Shute Robert, mason, Prince st Simmonds & Allen, stove Water st Simmonds James, of Simmonds & Allen, Water st Simpson Wm.G., tinsmith, Dundas st Slatter Mrs.Mary, wid Dr.John, Quarrel st Smedley Samuel, grocer, Portland st Smith Alison, grocer, King st Smith Benj., waterman, Fairbanks st Smith Daniel, watchman, Water st Smith David.engine driver, Water st Smith Elisha, laborer.Quarrel st Smith Josiah, laborer, Quarrel st Smith Mrs.Sarah, wid Joseph, Fairbanks st Smith Mrs.Sarah, wid Joseph, Ochter- lony st Smith Richard, laborer, Quarrel st Smith William, harnessmaker, Portland st Suow Mrs.Catherine, wid Charles, storekeeper, Ochterlony st Spence John, caulker, Boggs st St Peter's church, R.catholic, very rev.canon Woods, priest, Prince st Stairs John F., manager, Rope Work C dealers, 0.Stanty Edward, machinist, Boggs st Staples Frank, chirographist, Windmill road Star Manufacturing Co, Jobu Forbes, manager Sterns Luther, postmaster, dry goods, Water st Stevens John, cooper, off George st Stevens Thomas, bookkeeper, Dundas st Stewart James, Eastern Passage road Stewart Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James, King st Storey George, chandler, Water st Storey Marshall, cabinetmaker, Water st Storey Mrs.Mary, wid Charles, Water st Strum James, teamster Sullivan Daniel, shoemaker, Windmill road : Swaller John, grocer, Windmill road Symonds W.S., & Co., proprietors Dartmouth iron foundry, also in Halifax Synes George, laborer, Quarrel st Synott Michael, mason, Windmill road Synott Mrs.Susan, wid James, Geary st Tapper John R., blacksmith, rince st Thorne Edward, clerk, Quarrel st Thorne James H., jun, clerk, Quarrel st Thorne James H., superintendent money order office, Halifax, Quarrel st Thorne Stephen S., clerk, Quarrel st Thornton Robert, spinner, Rope Work Tremaine Miss Phœbe, Portland st Troop George, of Black Brothers & Co., Eastern Passage road Trowers George, laborer, off Fairfield st Tufts James W., dry goods, Water st Tufts William, Ochterlony st Turner James W., tanner, Geary st Tynes Johan, laborer, off Water st Vanbuskurk James D., civil engineer, Water st Veno Eli, carpenter, Blockhouse hill Waddell Robert, contractor, Quarrel st WALKER E.M,, grocer, Ochterlony st Walker George, joiner, Windmill road Walker H.C., grocer, Portland st Walker Jas., shipwright, Ochterlo-ny st Walker John, joiner, off Water st Walker Richard, carpenter, Ochterlo- ny st Wall Richard, laborer, off Portland st Wallace John R., cashier savings bank, Cole Harbour road Wallace Thomas, laborer, Ochterlony st Walsh Michael, ship carpenter, Boggs st Walsh Mrs.Ellen, wid William, Fairbanks st Wambolt Amos, farmer, Portland st Warner Edward, ship carpenter, Common road Warner James, machinist, Ochterlony st Warner Robert, laborer, Blockhouse hill Warner Mrs.Jane, wid John, Boggs st Warner Robert, coachmaker, Bluck- house hill Watson John, ship carpenter, Windmill roa Watt Henry, carpenter, Ochterlony st Webber George, engineer, Blockhouse hill Weeks George, fireman, Water st Weeks Henry, M.D., King st Weeks Joseph, barrister.King st Wells Geo., ship carpenter, Portland st Wells John, ship carpenter, Water st Wells Mrs.Ann, wid Johu, Water st Wentzell John, ship carpenter, Eastern Passage Wesleyan methodist church, rev.Charles Paisley, minister Westlake Mrs.Rebecca, wid Edward shopkeeper, Water st \u2018 WESTON EZEKIEL superintendent Chebucto Marine railway, Prince Edward st Whidden John, carpenter.Ochterlony st White John, stove dealer, Ochterlony st, h Dundas st \u2019 Whitely James, butcher, Fairbanks st Williams William, joiner.Portland st Wilson Charles, laborer, Fairbanks st Wilson George,ship carpenter, Portland st Wilson James, cabinetmaker, Ochter- lony st Wisdom John, grocer, Portland st Wilson Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Wm., Quar- vel st Wilson Samuel, carpenter, Ochterlony st Wilson William, leather dealer, Oc}.terlony st Wolf John, joiner, Cole Harbour road Woodman James D., grocer, Water st Drs-Dem DOMINION 1580 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE op 8 Woods Daniel, Portland st Fulmore Philip, school teacher Eldridge Nathaniel, farmer Woods very rev.canon John, R.catho- Fulton Daniel Û, farmer Lldridgo Wallace, mariner lic, Ochterlony st Graham David, farmer Eldridge Zenns, farmer Wright Henry, mason, Windmill road Graham James, farmer Gallie Jumes B., way office Wright William, grocer, Portland st Graham Robert, joiner Goudey Thomas, farmer WYLDE JOHN T.secretary-treasurer Graham William, miller Gray Ébencezer, farmer Chebucto Marine railway Lightbody Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John Haley Jacob, miller York William, Windmill road McCollough James, merchunt Haley William, miller Young Francis, ship builder, Prince MoQollongh John, miller Hamilton Stephen, furmer ward s McCollough Robert, farmer IHumilton Wilson, master mariner Young James, walchman McCully James J., farmer Hilton Samuel a McCully Willian, farmer Holly George, farmer * DEBERT\u2014A village near the head McDormond Charles W., farmer Killam James, farmer of Cobequid bay,township of London- McDormond John, farmer Killam Samuel, farmer derry, county of Colchester.Distant McDormond Reubon, farmer Lawson William, painter from Truro, a station of the Nova McDormond William, farmer McConnell John, furmer Bootia railway, 12 miles, fure $1; from Frarsous Alexander mariner Nickerson Alexander, farmer Halifax 73 miles.Population about Peppeard ert A., farmer Porter Charles, farmer 140.Poppeard Alexander, farmer Porter Evin, farmer Ae TIE a 6 eppeard Anthony, farmer Porter Frederick, farmer Burrows Mrs.Bligubeth wid C.Peppeard George, liner Porter Hezekiah, farmer Faulkner William, farmer Peppeard Hugh, miller Porter Jeremiah, farmer Flemiin , \u2018Allen farmer Peppeard James, farmer Porter J.M., farmer Tl nine James farmer Peppeard John, joiner Porter Joseph H., farmer Flete er R former Peppeard Samuel, joiner Porter Moses, farmer Fletcher Robert, farmer Skinner Charles, firmer Raymond John, farmer Fletcher Thomas D., mariner Stevens Burpe, farmer Sanders Carlton, farmer Fraser John, farmer Stevens Elisha, blacksmith Sanders Henry, jun., farmer Gaichel Jamies, caulker Taylor George, trader Sanders Nathan, teacher J ohnson James, laborer Vance George, carringebuilder Stubbard rev.A., Baptist Johnson John, farmer vence Jobn Bu farmer Laos Rufus, furmer > Ty , cran ance Rupert, farmer Tedford Alfred, farmer J von William Lin master mariner Vance Smith, joiner Tedford Charles, J.P., farmer MoBlboney William farmer Vance William, farmer Tedford Nathan, farmer Mille y Winiam jun, farmer Yuill Alexander, blacksmith Tinkham George, farmer ilman T, Miller William, sen, farmer * DEEP COVE\u2014A village on the At- Morrison Arthur, farmer Morrison Edward, farmer I 1 Vickery Jeremiah, farmer lantic coast, township of Chester,| Vickery Samuel, farmer i > Far county of Lunenburg.Distant from| Whitehouse John S., farme Morrison Thomas, ship owner Halifax, a station of the Nova Scotia| Whitehouse Joseph, farmer Pearsan : es railway, 34 miles, fare $4; from Pictou Whitehouse Thomas, farmer Rei eorge H., farmer 35 miles.Population about 30.\u2018Whitehouse William, farmer Smith Mrs.Jane, wid Joseph ! ith f Smith Martin P, farmer ! Whitehouse William, jun., farmer Smith Mrs.Sarah, wid David Stayner Charles, farmer Urquhart William, mariner Vance Alfred, mariner Fanning Jawes, fisherman Tanning John, fisherman Misuner Henry, fisherman Misner John, fisherman DEMPSEY\u2019S CORNER \u2014A rising village in the interior, township of Aylesford, county of King\u2019s.Distant Wier John, ship owner DEERFIELD_A rising village on fom Aylesford, à station of the Wind- Wier Robert, farmer the southern coast, township and| SOF and Annapolis railway, 1} miles Wilson James F., farmer county of Yarmouth.Distant from from Annapolis 44 miles.Mail bi Wilson James W., farmer Yarmouth 11 miles, from Anna- weekly.Population about 150.polis, the terminus of the Wind-| .{ DEBERT RIVERA village on sor and Annapolis railway, 96 miles Bishop David, farmer the river of that name, township of] Mail weckly.Population about 500 Bolson Frederick, farmer Londonderry, county of Colchester.y paau ou 0 Bowlby Samuel, farmer The Intercolonial railway passes Adams George T., teacher Bowlby Solomon, farmer through here.Distant from Truro, a Alder Alford, mariner Cowrey Isaac, farmer station of the Nova Scotia railway, Cann Andrew, farmer Dodge Benjamin, boot and shoe maker 11 miles, from Halifax 72 miles.Mail Canro Coleman, farmer and tanner bi-weekly.Population about 400.Crosby Benjamin P., farmer Elliott Isaac, farmer Crosby Edwin, farmer Graves Elias J., farmer Carter Andrew, farmer Crosby Enoch, farmer Graves Elias S., farmer Carter Benjamin, farmer Crosby John, farmer Graves Burpey, farmer Carter Charles, farmer Crosby Moses, farmer Graves John B, J.P., farmer Carter John, tailor Crosby Norman, farmer Graves Samuel, farmer Carter Richard, farmer Crosby Samuel, farmer Graves Uriah, carpenter Carter Thomas, farmer Crowell Edward, blacksmith Graves Mrs, wid William, farmer Carter Thomas D., farmer Crowell Enoch, farmer Graves William H., way office, store: Cottam James B,, farmer Crowell Henry, farmer keeper Cottam Joseph, farmer Crowell Jacob, mariner Howel Edward, farmer Crowe Albert, farmer Crowell Robert, master mariner Long Joseph, farmer Crowe James F., farmer Crowell Samuel, mariner McMahon Francis, storekeeper Crowe John, farmer Crowell Thomas, farmer Qgilvie William, farmer Crowe John B., farmer Doan Hervey, carpenter Parkes Hamilton, farmer Crowe Joseph C., farmer Doan James, master mariner Parkes James, farmer Crowe Robert F., farmer Doane William, mariner Patterson Alexander, farmer Crowe Thomas, joiner Durkee Jacob, farmer Patterson Charles, furmer Crowe Thomas W., J.P., farmer Durkee John, farmer Patterson Ingerson, farmer Deyarmond Alexander, farmer Durkee Joseph, jun., farmer Patterson Nelson, jun, farmer Deyarmond William, farmer Durkee Robert, farmer Patierson Nelson, sen., farmer Fletcher Thomas, farmer Durkee Andrew, miller Pierce Mrs, wid John, farmer + The way office is at The Folly.Eldridge Levi, farmer Selferidge Snmuel, farmer i i Smith Frederick, farmer The way office is called River Debert.* The way office is at Blandford.Waldren Joseph; farmer Nova ScoT1A.] DOMINION 1581 DIRECTORY.Den-Dre .DENSMORE\u2019S\u2014A small village on the Shubenacadie river, district of aitlund, county of Hants.Distant Mai benacadie, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 14 miles, fare 814c.; from Halifax 54 miles, Mail daily.Population about 150.Anthony Jacob, blacksmith Brown George, shipwright Burgess Albert, carpenter Burgess Alfred, farmer Burns Edward, farmer Caddle James, shipwright Cameron Donald, farmer Cameron Duncan, farmer Cameron George, farmer Cameron William, farmer Carbrick Thomas, ship carpenter Carbrick Williain, sea captain Connell E., butcher Davis James, joiner .Densmore Nicholas, millwright Douglas Caleb, joiner Dougall James, storekeeper Fisher Cyrus, carpenter Fisher Frederick, farmer Fisher Josiah, farmer Fraser John, way office Graham captain John Kehoe John, shipwright Lawrence Lockhart, ship builder Lindsay George, farmer McBain Henry, farmer McDonald Samuel, school teacher McDougall Adam, carpenter McDougall Alexander, captain McDougall Daniel, farmer McDougall Donald, ship builder McDougall Dougall, farmer McDougall William, farmer McPhee Evan, carpenter McDOUGALL WILLIAM, ship builder Marshall Matthew, blacksmith Nelson captain Elias Putnam Augustus, farmer Putnam John, farmer Putnam Robert, farmer Ross Alexander, farmer Ross Charles, boat builder Seeley Charles, farmer Thompson John, farmer Thompson Robert, farmer Trabey John, ship builder Trabey William, shipwright White captain Thomas White John, farmer White Joseph, farmer Wilson Charles, farmer DESCOUSE, C.B.\u2014A tarming and fishing settlement on the east end of] Isle Madame, township of Arichat, county of Richmond.istant from Arichat 8 miles, fare by a tri-weekly coach 50c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 500, Avery Charles fisherman very Moses, fisherman Benin John, fisherman enoit Rémi, school inspector enoit Henry, farmer Bonin Juste, fisherman Onin Simon, fisherman onin Patrick, fisherman oudrean Elias, fisherman oudreay Blias, sea captain Boudreay Buscbe, farmer Boudrean Jean, ses pret WA Cann Burge pam, | sherman u ge Philip, farmer Burke Am, farmer ward, fisherman Burke Elias, farmer Burke Maxime, farmer Burke Walter, farmer Callahan Michael, fisherman Cordeau Louis, fisherman Cordeau Placide, farmer Cordeau William, fisherman Culleton Philip, fisherman Deroach John B., fisherman Dunn John, blacksmith Fixott Henry C., M.D.Gerroir Galleton, sea captain Grouchy David, J.P., way office, storekeeper Hearn Michael, fisherman Helleur Mathieu, fisherman Joice Jeffry, fisherman Josse Cyrille sea captain Josse Jean Marie, sea captain Josse Peter, sea captain Jogse Simon, sea captain Kelly John, fisherman Landry Elias, seaman Landry John, seaman Laudry Simon, seaman Langlois Aime, sea captain Langlois Désiré, sea captain LeVisconte William, storekeeper McDonald David, fisherman McDonald Francis, fisherman McDonald James, fisherman McDonald Valentine, fisherman McNeil Angus, grocer Martell Hyacinthe, sea captain Morrison Alexander, blacksmith Petipas Anthony, farmer Petipas Anthony, fisherman Petipas Dominique, fisherman Petipas Félix, fisherman Petipas Peter, fisherman Petipas Rémi, fisherman Poirrier Aime, fisherman Poirrier Cyrille, fisherman Puirrier Desiré, fisherman Poirrier Edouard, tisherman Poirrier Elias, tisherman Poirrier Hubert.fisherman Poirrier John, fisherman Poirrier Joseph, fisherman Poirrier Patuna, fisherman Poirrier Peter, tisherman \u2019 Poirrier Simon, fisherman Poirrier William, fisherman Ranson Charles.fisherman Richard rev.Theophile, R.catholic Sampson Cyprien, seaman Sampson Isaie, seaman Shaw Jawes, school teacher and excise officer DIGBY J flourishing and beautiful town on Digby basin, ncar the Bay of Fundy.township and county of Digby.This sheet of water forms art of the same river as Annapolis asin.It extends for about 12 miles.and has à width of about 8 miles.The entrance to the Bay of Fundy is singularly narrow.Its shores are very picturesque.Herring and mackerel are taken in large quantities here, and exported to the States and chief towns in Canada.Considerable lumbering is also done aud ship building extensively carried on.The St John and Annapolis steamer calls at Digby four times a week, fare to St John $1.50.Western Union Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 19 miles, fare by steamer 5c.and by coach $1.50; from Yarmouth 66 miles, fare $3.Mail daily.Popu- * Also called Five Mile River.lation about 1300.Ally Patrick, ship carpenter Ansley Daniel Armstrong Edward, blacksmith Armstrong Mrs, wid George, dressmaker Austin John, fish curer Aymar Juhn, cooper Banks Charles, pen sioner Bakin John B., merchant Baxter Mrs., wid George William Barnaby John, farmer Barnaby John, machinist Baxter George, ship carpenter Baxter John, tanner Beatty Stephen, pensioner Beman David, tanner Beman Ebenezer, merchant Beman Edwin, shoemaker Beman George, shoemaker Beman John, shoemaker Beman Mrs, wid Thomas Bennett Charles, seaman Benneit John F., master mariner Bennett John, jun., sea captain Bent Charles S., mariner Bent Edwin, postmaster Bent Nedebiah, fisherman Bent William L., M.D.Beyea Mrs.Martha, wid John Blinn Denis, carpenter Brennan John Brewer Miss, dressmaker Brooks James, shipwright Brooks John, joiner Brooks Mrs., wid George Brown James, carter Brown rev.William C., Methodist Budd Charles, custos Budd Edward Burpham Edmund, merchant Burnham John, block maker Burnham William Burns George D., master mariner Burton George, clerk Butler John, blacksmith Cameron J.J., principal of Academy Campbell Charles, farmer Campbell John, farmer Cassaboom George, blacksmith Cassaboom William, blacksmith Caswell Albert Churchill Joseph H., merchant Churchill & Tayler, merchants Chute Joseph W., shoemaker Clinton John, merchant tailor Comeau John, shoemaker Condon David, farmer Conwell Simon, hotelkeeper Cossitt John A, hotelkeeper Cousins Edward C., master mariner Cousins James W., master mariner Cousins Mrs., wid Edward Crandall rev.D.W,, Baptist Croply Mrs., wid James E., milliner Crowly James, merchant Crowly Mrs.Phoebe.wid Charles Crowly Thomas, tanner Crowly William, storekeeper Dakin Botsford, farmer Dakin Charles H., merchant Dakin Daniel J., ship carpenter Dakin Jacob, blacksmith Dakin Mrs.Eliza, wid Daniel Dakin Randolph.painter Dakin Robert, ship carpenter Dakin William H., shipwright Daley John, oyster and billiard saloon Deunison James A, barrister Deuton Manning B., school teacher Dexter George, joiner DeWolf Charles, sen., farmer Dillon Alexander, seaman Dillon Amos, joiner Dillon James, laborer Dig-Dovu DOMINION 1582 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE or Dillon James, master mariner Dillon Thomas, carpenter Dodge Edwin C., cabinetmaker Dunham James, master mariner Dunn Gilbert, boat builder Dunn John, ship carpenter Dunn William, mason Dunnegan John, commissioner Ellis Ephraim, fisherman Ellis William, diver Fanning Ross C.C., farmer Farnham Charles, caulker Farnham James, caulker Farnham William Fenwick T.B., provision dealer Fitzrandolph Robert S., merchant Fleet Mrs., wid Isaac German John, carpenter Gilliland Charles E., teacher Academy Grassie Miss P., dressmaker Handspiker Bartlett, shoemalker Handspiker Edward, shoemaker Handspiker William, farmer Hanley William, blacksmith Hardy Jacob, carpenter Hawkesworth Daniel, master mariner Hawkesworth Edward T., shoemaker Hawkesworth Henry B., foreman Hawksworth Joshua, tanner Hayden Westley, fisherman Hegan Edward, hotelkeeper Henderson George, storekeeper Holdsyvorth Ansel B., tanner °* Holdsworth John, carpenter Holdsworth Lemuel, joiner Holdsworth Thomas, tanner Hughes captain George A.Hughes captain James A.Hurd Mrs., wid George Hutchinson Francis, wheelwright Hutchison James, carpenter Jehw Patrick, laborer Jones Frederick L., storekeeper Jones George, master mariner Jones James H., ship owner and builder Keen James, jeweller Kiley Charles, seaman Kiley James, blacksmith Kiley Thomas, tanner Kossuth John, farmer Letteney James L., farmer Letteney George T., clerk Letteney Thomas, farmer Letteney Wallace E., fisherman Lock James, laborer Loudett William, painter Longworth James, laborer Longworth John, joiner Lynch George McBride John, ship carpenter McCormick Edward, tanner McCullum Angus, druggist Marshall E.M., storekeeper Meade Mrs.Rebecca A, wid John Melangon Joseph, ship carpenter Monaghan John, hotelkeeper Morse Rosenblad, shoemaker Morrison Jumes, seaman Morrison Mrs., wid Haley Noble John, wheel wright Noble Mra., wid Isaac Norris William, tinsmith Oakes George Braganza, M.D.Quakes E.R., merchant Oakes Melville B., ship owner Ord William, ship carpenter Payson Elisha, master mariner, merchant Phinney James E., laborer Poole Edmund, joiner Purdy Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker Quin Philip, farmer Quirk John, of Quirk & Brothers Quirk Thomas, of Quirk & Brothers Ray Miss M., milliner Raymond Calvin, merchant, ship owner Raymond captain James Raymond Edin, ship carpenter Raymond Joseph, laborer Raymond Mrs., wid Raymond Reuben, & Son, ship owners and builders Rice Abner, joiner Rice Hubert, joiner Rice John, master mariner Rice Levi, joiner Robinson Mrs., wid John Ruddick Thomas, ship builder Ruel George T.Russell John A, saddler Savary Alfred, M.P., barrister Savary Edward, carpenter Shrieve T.O., barrister Short Mrs., wid Willinin, boarding house Smalle Miss E., school teacher Smalle Miss M., school teacher Smallie Daniel, master mariner Smallie Mrs.Harriet, wid James Smith John, joiner Smith Lewis, farmer Smith Peleg W., M.D., sheriff Smythe William, tailor Snow William, fisherman Stailing Emsley, of George Stailing & on Stailing George, & Son,hotelkeepers and stage owners Stark Benjamin Stark Joshua, shoemaker Stark Lawrence, farmer Stark Mrs.\u2014, wid Lawrence Stephens Robert, M.D.Stewart Mrs., wid Henry Stewart William, prothonotary, clerk of] peace Syda Hubert, M.D.Sypher Edward H., farmer Taylor William H., storekeeper Timpany Edward, J.P.Titus Henry, storekeeper Titus J.F., ship carpenter Titus John, master mariner Titus Timothy, carter Tobin Edward M.Tobin George T., clerk Tobin Joseph K., hotelkeeper Trask Charles, farmer Turnbull Charles, storekeeper Turnbull Henry, ship carpenter Turnbull Mrs., wid George Turnbull Wallace, blacksmith Turnbull William P., storekeeper Turnbull William L., joiner Turner Mrs., wid John Tyler William, carpenter, n Ontario st anorden Howard, master mariner Vantassel Abram, blacksmith Vantassgel Isanc, laborer Vantassel James, ship carpenter Vantassel Mrs., wid Tsaac Vantassell Miss Rebecca Veits Mrs., wid John K.Viets Botsford, collector of customs Viels George A., photographer Wade David, joiner Wade James, farmer Wade James H., carpenter Wade John C., barrister Warington Fletcher, seaman Warington James, farmer Warington John, ship carpenter Warrington William, farmer Woters Thomas, master mariner Watt William, pilot Welsh Mrs., wid Martin Wilson Mrs., wid Winslow Daniel, farmer Woodman Charles, seaman Woodman Jacob, farmer Woodworth Leander, joiner Wright captain George Wright captain Jumes Wright John W., farmer Wright Miss Jane B., milliner \u2018 Wright Mrs.wid Wm., boarding hong Wright William, seaman Yemens rev.1.L., Episcopalian Young James, saddler DILIGENT RIVER\u2014A riging village on the river of Lhut name, township of Parrsborough, county of Cumberland.Distant from Pnrrsborough 6 miles, from Windsor, a station of the Nova Scolin railway, by water 34 miles, fire $1.25.Mail bi-weekly, Population about 300, Bishop Jonathan, shoemaker Canning Frederick, farmer Janning Leander, farmer Canning Stephen, farmer Corbett Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Jacob Corbett Gilbert, shoemaker Dean Edward, joiner Dean John, ship carpenter Dow John, farmer Fowler Elijah, farmer Fowler Mrs.Sarah, wid John Fullerton Edward, trader Glennie Frederick, joiner Gow William, mariner Graham John À, farmer Hofin Charles, farmer Jenks David H., farmer Kendrick John, ship carpenter Lamb Archibald, master mariner Lamb Sanford, mariner Lamb William, mariner McBurnie George, masier mariner McCabe Charles, J.P.McLeod Daniel, ship carpenter McLeod James, mariner McLeod Murdoch, ship carpenter Manuge Robert, {farmer Pettis Hiram, mariner Pettis James, ship carpenter Pritchard Arthur, farmer Salter John.farmer Salter Samuel, farmer Smith Benjamin, farmer Smith C.A., farmer Smith Charles I., farmer Smith James, farmer Smith John T., J.P, way office Smith William, farmer Smith William, jun, farmer Torke George, farmer Torke James, farmer Torke John, farmer Torke Willinm, furmer Vickery Edward, farmer Vickery Silas, farmer ; Ward Edward, master mariner Ward Joseph, farmer ir Ward Robert P., J.P.deputy sherif Warren John, farmer Williams John, farmer Wood George, farmer ; York Bdwar !, master marmer York John, former * DOUGLAS\u2014A small village où te Kennetcouk river, township of ne port, county of llants.Distal, er Newport, n station of the Nova, c 5 railway, 14 miles, from Halifax, miles.Population about 80.Anthony Daniel, farmer Anthony Noah, furmer Barron John Barron William, brickmaker *The way office is at Mosherville. \u2018Nova ScoTia.] DOMINION 1583 DIRECTORY.Dou-Eas ess John, farmer ère Alexander, farmer Campbell Jumos, farmer Campbell John T', farmer Campbell William, farmer Dunn William, shoemaker Ettinger John Ettinger John, sen.Ettinger Lewis Lacey Martin, farmer Lockhart Willian A, farmer McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonald Duncan McDonald John McDougall John, jun.McDougall John Smith Rifrod B., J.P., farmer Smith Benjamin, J.P., county surveyor Smith Henry A., farmer Ward Colin Ward Henry Withrow Isaac, farmer Withrow Juhn, farmer DURHAM \u2014A rising village on the post road from Pictou to Truro, town- ghip and county of Pictou.Distant from Pictou, the northern terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 7 miles.fare 75¢.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 180.Cameron Alexander, J.P., farmer Cameron Duncan, farmer Cameron Miss M., storekeeper Clark David, farmer Clark John, farmer Clark W.S., farmer Creighton Daniel, tinsmith Fraser George, farmer Fraser James S., surveyor Fraser Thomas, shoemaker Graham Daniel, storekeeper \u2018Grant Robert, farmer Henry Francis, farmer Hislop Andrew, blacksmith Hogg James, farmer McCabe Willium, blacksmith MeCaul John, postmaster McDonald James, farmer McDonald John D., tanner McDonald Thomas, farmer McKenzie John, farmer MeKenzie John S., farmer McLean Edward, farmer McLean John, farmer McLean Miss Margaret, farmer McLellan Anthony, farmer MeLeod Robert, tailor Roddick rev.George, Presbyterian Roddick Robert, miller Smith A.W, miller Smith Syduey, farmer Stewart Daniel, farmer Stewart Edward, carpenter Stewart Robert, farmer therland Andrew, blacksmith utherland William, farmer 10mpson rev.James, Presbyterian * 1 DUTCH VILLAGE\u2014A farming nent in the township of Halifax oh county of Halifax.Distant from Scotia\" Je terminus of the Nova .out Poe e 3} miles.Population Deale Conrad, fi iv ÿ Deale rmer Edward, butcher corge, farmer X ) er Dest Richard, farmer © William, farmer Dow) e > ony\u2019 om, merchant A rew, naturalist 4 nv he post office is at Halifax, Duffus James, merchant, resides in Halifax Gebbard Andrew, farmer Gaizer Henry, farmer Gaizer Mrs.Sarah, wid Benjamin Gooley Thomas, farmer Harris Mrs.Anna, wid John Kelly John, farmer Lefleur George, farmer McKinley Andrew, book store Maxwell Edward, tailor Pearcey Charles, farmer Richards John, fusee manufacturer Stanford James, tanner West Samuel, farmer \u2018EAGLE HEA D\u2014 A small village on the headland of that name, township of Liverpool, county of Queen's.Distant from Liverpool, 7 miles, from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 77 miles ; fare from Liverpool to Annapolis 34.Population about 150.Bagley John, farmer and fisherman Bagley Thomas, farmer Bouthilgier John, farmer Goss George, jun., farmer and fisherman Goss George, sen., farmer and fisherman Goss John, farmer and fisherman Haughn Christopher, farmer Leslie Edward.farmer Leslie John, farmer Leslie Jos:ph, farmer Leslie Peter, farmer Leslie Whitman, joiner Mouser Allen, farmer Mouser John, shoemaker Mouser Michael, shoemaker Mouser William.mariner Wentzel Jacub, farmer Wentzel John, farmer Wentzel Samuel, farmer Wentzel William, farmer EARLTOWN \u2014A promising village in the interior, township of Stirling.county of Colchester.Distant from Riversdale,a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 14 miles.fare $1.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 400.Bailie Alexander, M.D.Ballie Alexander, farmer Ballie Angus, farmer Ballie Donald Ballie George, farmer Ballie Kenneth, farmer Douglas James, farmer Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser David, farmer Ferguson Alexander, farmer Ferguson George, farmer Ferguson Hugh, farmer Ferguson John, farmer Graham James, farmer Graham William, farmer Grant rev.William, Presbyterian Gunn Hugh, J.P., farmer Gunn Neil, tarmer Haymond John, farmer Lynch Charles, farmer Lynch William, farmer McDonald Alexander McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonald Finley, tarmer McDonald George, farmer McDonald Gilbert, carriagemaker McDonald Hugh, farmer MeDonald James, farmer McDonald Jolin, farmer McDonald John B,, farmer Meclntosh George, farmer *The post office is at Liverpool, McIntosh John, farmer Meclntosh John, tanner McIntosh Robert, farmer McKay Alexander, miller McKay Alexander, jun, farmer McKay Alexander, sen., farmer McKay Angus, farmer McKay Angus, miller McKay Charles, shoemaker McKay Donald, farmer McKay Donald, farmer McKay George, farmer McKay Hugh, farmer McKay Hugh, shoemaker McKay James, J.P.McKay John McKay John, J.P., farmer McKay John, miller McKay Mrs.Janet, wid McKay Murdoch, farmer McKay Neil McKay Peter, farmer McKay Strachan, farmer McKay William, ashery McKay William, farmer McKay William J.,J.P.,way office, farmer McKenzie Alexander, farmer McKenzie Daniel, farmer McKenzie Donald : McKenzie Hugh, farmer I McKenzie William, farmer McLeod Donald, farmer i McLeod Hugh, farmer ! McNutt Mrs.Watson, hotelkeeper Matheson Angus, farmer Matheson George, farmer Matheson William, farmer Munroe Benjamin, farmer Munroe Hugh, J.P.Murray Alexander Murray Alexander, machinist Murray Alexander, farmer ; Murray David.farmer ! Murray Donald, farmer | Murray George, blacksmith Murray John, farmer : Murray Robert, J.P.Murray Robert, tailor ! Munrce David, farmer Munroe Robert, mason Norrie William, M.D.Ross David, farmer Ross William, J.P., way office Sutherland Alexander, tarmer Sutherland Angus, farmer Sutherland Donald, farmer Sutherland Donald, J.P.Sutherland George Sutherland George, blacksmith Sutherland George, farmer Sutherland Gilbert Sutherland Gilbert, farmer Sutherland Hugh, mail courier Sutherland James, merchant Sutherland John A, farmer Sutherland John J., farmer Sutherland Joseph, merchant Sutherland Mrs.John, wid Sutherland Nicholas, blacksmith Sutherland Robert, farmer Sutherland William, carpenter Sutherland William, farmer Sutherland William, sawyer Taylor John, farmer EAST BAY (North Side)\u2014 A farming settlement in the towaship of St Andrew\u2019s, county of Cape Breton.New York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Pictou, à station of the Pictou railway, 115 miles, from Halifax 180 miles.Mail bi-weekly Population about 125.Beaudrot Simon, farmer Eas-Bas DOMINION 1584 DIRECTORY.PP [Proving op Gilles Angus, carpenter Gilles James, carpenter Gilles John, carpenter McAdam Alexander, farmer McAdam John, farmer McDonald Donald, carpenter McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald James, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDonald Joseph, farmer McDonald Michael, carpenter McDonald Ronald, farmer McGillivray Angus, farmer McGillivray James, farmer McGillivray John, farmer McGillivray John, farmer McGillivray Michael, farmer McKinnon Angus, farmer McKinnon Donald, farmer McKinnon Peter, way office McLean John, farmer McNeil Neil, farmer McPhee Hugh, farmer *EAST DUBLIN\u2014A small village in the township of New Dublin, county of Lunenburg.Distant from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis rail way, 75 miles, fare $5; from Halifax 85 miles, from Yarmouth 100 miles.Mail tri-week- ly.Population about 80.Bell James, merchant Cronan Mrs.M.A., post mistress, storekeeper Gaul John, merchant Hemelman James, ship builder Jacobs S., M.D.McKean George, merchant McKean James, merchant Hemelman Daniel, carriagemaker Mitchell & Longard, sailmakers Morton, McClenan & Co., lumber dealers O'Kebey John, shoemaker Publicover Frederick, hotelkeeper Smisher George, blacksmith Smith Thomas, merchant t EAST JEDDORE\u2014A small village in the township and county of Halifax.Distant from Halifax, the terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 40 miles, fare $2.50.Mail weekly.Population about 100.Faulkner Henry, mariner Faulkner William, farmer Sanford Leonard, farmer Siteman Jacob, farmer Siteman John, farmer Stoddard Edmund F., farmer \u2018Webber Alexander, mariner Webber David, way office, farmer Webber Edward, farmer Webber Henry, mariner Webber Isaac, will owner Webber Jacob, farmer Webber James, farmer Webber John G., farmer Webber Mrs., wid Henry W.Webber Peter, mariner Webber William, mariner Webber William A, farmer 1 EAST MARSH\u2014A small place on the River St Croix, township of Windsor, county of Hants.It exports annually a great quantity of gypsum (plaster of Paris) to the United States.Distant from Windsor, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 5 miles, fare 50c.Population about 50.* The way office is called La Have River { Sometimes called Lakeville I The way office is at St Croix.Chambers Israel, farmer Cochran George, farmer Fletcher Robert, farmer Hunter Guy, farmer Phillips John, plaster dealer Sweet Benjamin, farmer Thompson Robert, farmer Welch Thomas, farmer EAST PORT MEDWAY\u2014A small place on the Port Medway river, township of Liverpool, county of Queen's.Distant from Liverpool 15 miles, from Annapolis, the terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 85 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 200.ARMSTRONG ZACHARIAS P,, J.P, postmaster, mail contractor Bowers Jacob, fisherman Bowers Simeon, fisherman Bowes Jacob, lumberman Cahoon Benjamin, farmer Cahoon Elisha, ship owner Cahoon Henry, fisherman Cahoon John, fisherman Cahoon Leander, fisherman Cahoon Nathaniel, fisherman ® Cahoon Peter, farmer Cahoon Simon, fisherman Cahoon William, sen., storekeeper, shipowner Daley James, carpenter Dolivar Solomon, lumberman Lincten John, farmer Ryan Edward, lumberman Vaughan Daniel, fisherman Vaughan Samuel, fisherman Vaughan William, fisherman Wambold Francis, fisherman Wambold Gaspar, farmer EAST PUBNICO\u2014A small vilfage in the towuship of Argyle, county of Yarmouth.Distant from Yarmouth, a landing of the Halifax and Yar- mouth steamer, 30 miles.Mail daily.Population about 140.Acher James, fisherman Amiro Mark, fisherman Anderson J.U., way office keeper and merchant Delntremont G.D., merchant Delintremont Peter S., customs officer DeEntremont Simon, farmer Goodwin Benjamin, carpenter Goodwin J.L., fisherman Goodwin Moses, fisherman Goodwin Nallett, fisherman Goodwin Stillman, fisherman Larkin A.J., fisherman Larkin Charles, trader Larkin David, farmer Larkin Eben, master mariner Larkin Freeman, master mariner Larkin George, fisherman Larkin J.& W., merchants Larkin James, sen., fisherman Larkin John F., shoemaker Larkin Moses, fisherman Larkin Nathaniel, fisherman Larkin Reuben, fisherman Larkin Stillman, carpenter Larkin William, master mariner Lowell Sherbum, painter Nipsin Mirriek, fisherman *LEAST RIVER ISLAND _ An island in the Bast river, township of Egerton, county of Pictou.Distant from Hopewell, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 4 miles, from Halifax 100 miles.Population about 100.* The way office is at Hopewell.Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser Frederick, farmer Fraser Hugh, blacksmith Trager William, farmer McIntosh David, farmer McIntosh James, farmer McKenzie James, farmer McKenzie John, farmer McLean John, mason Urquhart Andrew, mason Urquhart John, farmer EAST RIVER ST MA 38- À small settlementon the Tver ot » name, township of Maxwelton, county of Pictou.Distant from New Glasgow, a siation of the Nova Scotin railway, 27 miles, fare $2; from Pictou 36 miles.Mail bi-weekly, Population about 150.Cameron Alexander, farmer Cameron Alexander, farmer Cameron Angus, farmer Cameron Donald, farmer Cameron Ewan, farmer Cameron James, farmer Cameron James, jun, farmer Cameron John McB, farmer Cameron John M, farmer Cameron William, farmer Campbell George, farmer Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser John, farmer Gunn Alexander Neil, farmer and general merchant Gunn Angus, farmer Gunn McC., miller Gunn Neil, farmer Gunn Peter, farmer Gunn Robert, miller Gunn W.J, farmer McBain Alexander, farmer McBain John, farmer McBain Thomas, farmer McBain Thomas, jun., way office keeper McDougald Dougald, farmer McKay John, blacksmith McKay Roderick, farmer McKay William, farmer | McMilliam Angus, farmer Mason William, farmer ! Sutherland David, farmer Whidden Thomas, farmer EASTSIDE CHEZZETCOOK\u2014A settlement in the township and county of Halifax.Distant from Halifux 21 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 400.Basty Jolgn, shoemaker Bellefontaine Michel, farmer Bellefontaine Simon, farmer | Bonang Charles, farmer : Bonang George, wheelwright Bonang Lewis, farmer : Bonang Simon, farmer Colford George, farmer Conrod Andrew, farmer | Conrod Charley, firmer Conrod Edward, farmer Conrod Jacob, furmer Conrod Lawrence, mill owner Conrod Leonard, farmer Conrod Nicholas, farmer Conrod Peter, mill owuer Orawford Andrew, farmer Crawford Edward, farmer Daley George, farmer Kvans Isnne, fisherman Evans William, fisherman Guetz George, farmer Gaetz Loonard, furmer Guetz Martin, farmer, Nova S00TIA.] Gaetz Thomas, farmer Grady Charles, farmer Humes William, merchant Lindsay Alexander, way office, store- eeper Mk Charles, farmer McKay John, farmer McKay Samuel, carpenter Misner George, farmer i Misner Harry, farmer Misner Willinm, furmer Myette Gabriel, farmer Myette John, farmer Pettipas Ephraim, fisherman Pettipas Frank, captain Pettipas George, farmer Pettipas Isaiah, farmer Pettipas John, fisherman Pettipas Luke, fisherman Pettipas Olive, jun, fisherman Pettips Charles, farmer Redman James, farmer Redman Owen, jun., shoemaker Richard Benjamin, farmer Richard Charles, fisherman Richard George, farmer Richard James, fisherman Richard Jured, fisherman Richard John, fisherman Richard Joseph, fisherman Roast William, farmer : Smith Dennis, ship captain i Smith James, ship captain Smith John, ship captain Soles Samuel, butcher Wourrell Alexander, farmer Wourrell William, farmer EASTVILLE\u2014A village in the interior, district of Stewiacke, county of Colchester.Distant from Brookfield, à station of the Nova Scotia railway, 24 miles, fare $1; from Halifax 91 miles Mail bi-weekly.Population .about 250.Archibald Harvey, farmer Bently Daniel, sawyer Brown Graham, farmer Brown James, farmer Brown John 5, farmer Brown John, jun, farmer Brown Robinson, farmer Cox James C., farmer Creelman hon.Samuel, M.P.P, Crockett John, sen., farmer Croker Anthony M.C., farmer \u2018Croker David, farmer roker James, farmer Croker John, farmer Ellis James k.courier Bllis John, farmer Ellis Willian, farmer Fisher Robert, lisherman Fisher William, farmer on Dunlop, lumber mi rat Allen, Swyer or wills \u2018wham : sawve Graham J aies 5° % = er mu saw mills » & Sons, lumber and arrison John, farmer Haris Robert, farmer ston i 'e Jopmston David Meg hat oimston George R., farmer Johnston J SH farmer mer ohnston Lenniler farmer ohnstou Samuel, farmer feNaught Jan e2 iWmer A usley Willi 3, Cs Way office ace br lan G., farmer wth farmer thor Gilbert, farmer lerford James, farmer \\therforg Willi > trmer lnclair rey J ames\u2019 Pot son & es, Presbyteri 10Mpson Samuel, farmer rien DOMINION 1585 DIRECTORY.EEL BROOK\u2014A small village in the township of Argyle, county of Yarmouth.Distant from Annapolis, the western terminus of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 120 miles, fare $9.; from Yarmouth 12 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Babin Cyritt, merchant Bubin Rémi, mason Bourgue Ambroise, blacksmith Bourgue John, watchmaker Bourgue Joseph, carpenter DeEntremont Charles, fisherman Jacquard Seraphin, carpenter LeBlanc Francois, farmer LeBlanc David, farmer LeBlanc Freeman, farmer LeBlanc John B., postmaster LeBlanc John M., master mariner LeBlanc Mande, ship builder LeBlanc Simon, farmer Moulison Alexander, farmer Moulison Ambroise, carpenter Moulison Garais, carpenter Muis Peter, farmer Potier John B., carpenter Potier Josbua, farmer Potier Rémi, farmer Potier Léon, merchant Potier Peter, sailor Potier Sylvain, shoemaker Surette Augustin, mason Surette Charles, fisher man Surette Dennis, ship builder Surette Michael, carpenter Robinson Peter, engine driver Ruggles J.W.J.P.Rusted Charles Shannon W.J., merchant Smith Peter Snide Richard Walker H.J., station master Welsh James, hotelkeeper Welten R.B., M.D.Willet John R.Winuiet Henry *EIGHT MILE BROOK\u2014 A small settlement extending easterly from Brookland, township and county of Pictou.Distant from West river, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 8 miles, fare $1; from Pictou 39 miles, Population about 80.Bell James, miller Conner David, cabinetmaker MeGilvray Alexander, farmer McIntosh Murdoch, carpenter McLeod John, farmer Rettie John, farmer Robertson Alexander, millwright Ross Hugh, farmer t ELLERSHAUSEN\u2014A promising village on the line of the Nova Scotia railway, township of Windsor, county of Hants.It has an extensive furniture factory.Distant from Windsor 9 miles, from Halifax 35 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300.Ahern Edward, groceries and tiquors Bailey James Beckman Frederick W., J.P., way office, storekeeper, mill owner Blois Constance, cabinetmaker Brooks James, engine driver Brown Joseph, farmer Brown William A., joiner Buist James, joiner Caldwell Arthur, lumberman * The way oftice is at Mount Thom.{ Also knowu as No.4 Station.Eas-ELM Caldwell David, lumberman Carter Edward, lumberman Carter George, lumberman Clucklan John, sawyer Drew Harry, foreman in factory Dunbar Alexandér, laborer Dwyre James, carpenter Ellerhouse Francis, mill owner Elliot James, lumberman Eish William, miller Flanagal John, carpenter Foster Henry, lumherman ; Frizzle Thomas, laborer Nova Scotiæ railway Fudge George, lumberer Guild Robert A., luborer Guzman Adolph Van, manufacturer Hale George, teamster Hews Mrs.Sarah, wid Dean ; Hinds William, employee Nova Scotia railway .Hollis Martin, laborer Johnston James, merchant Klocking Jobn, sawyer Langille John Livingston Robert, lumberman Livingston William, lumberman Logan James, lumberman Matheson Daniel, miller Miller Edward, lumberman Miller Robert, carpenter Miller Samuel, joiner - Mumford Daniel, station agent Nova Scotia railway Mumford Marshall.station master NOVA SCOTIA RAILWAY, D.Mumford, agent Pitts John, farmer ' Porter Egerton, laborer Porter Enoch E., porter Proctor William S., hotelkeeper Reeves William Ricks Charles, lumberman Ricks John, sawyer Ryan Albion, lumberman Ryan Collingwood, lumberman Smith Daniel.joiner Smith J.Henry, lumber surveyor Soloman Charles, fumer Spriggs James Spriggs John .Stephen Alexander, & Son, steam furni- factory Trehune Thaddeus, carpenter Walsh John.teacher Wier Ben.laborer Wier Dickson, miller Woods George, lumberman Woods James.lumbei man Woods Paul, sawyer *ELMVALE\u2014A picturesque and rising village on Middle river, township of Egerton, couniy of Pictou.Distant from Hopewell, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 5 miles, from Pictou 14 miles.Population about 120.Crocket James, farmer Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser Anthony, farmer Fraser Ebenezer, farmer Fraser John, farmer Fraser Robert, farmer Grey Henry, farmer Kerr Francis, miller Kerr George, & Son, woollen factory McBean Angus, farmer McBean Donald, farmer McDonald Alfred, farmer McDonald Daniel, farmer McDonald Duncan, tanner * The way office is called Middle River. ELM-FAL DOMINION 1586 DIRECTORY.yr [Provineg McDonald John, farmer McDonald John S., farmer McDonald Samuel, farmer McLeod Donald, farmer McLeod George, J.P., way office McLeod Miss Mary McLeod Miss Sarah McLeod Thomas, shoemaker McLeod William, carpenter Munroe Alexander, farmer Murray Donald, farmer Ross George, farmer Ross Daniel, blacksmith Urquhart William, farmer ELMSDALE\u2014A beautiful village on the Shubenacadie river, township of] Douglas, county of Hants.It has an extensive carriage factory.The Nine Mile River has its confluence close by.Fine fish abound in this region.Western Union Telegraph Co.has an office here.It is a station of the Nova Scotia railway.Distant from Windsor 49 miles, from Halifax 30 miles, from Picton 83 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Cameron rev.John, Presbyterian Carson Thomas, section foreman Cormick John, laborer Nova Scotia railway Dowell Benjamin, farmer DUNBAR ALEXANDER, postmaster, trunk and harness maker Fisher John Cameron, of Fisher & Son Fisher John, of Fisher & Son Fisher & Son, carriagemakers Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser Hugh, farmer Fraser James, farmer Gilbert Alexander, harnessmaker Kenty John, tanner Kenty Terence, farmer Logan Norman, trader Logan Thomas, farmer McDONALD BROTHERS, tanners McDonald Daniel, of McDonald Brothers McDONALD JOHN, of McDonald Brothers McIntosh H,, station master and Western Union Telegraph Co., operator McKenzie Daniel Duncan, harnessmaker NOVA SCOTIA RAILWAY, H.Mcln- tosh, agent Rae James, harnessmaker Richard Charles, saloonkeeper Scott William John, merchant, hotel- keeper Stirling James, shoemaker WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.H.McIntosh, operator Wickwire David, carriagemaker *ELMSVILLE\u2014A small village on the east branch of East river, township of Egerton, county of Pictou.Distant trom Hopewell, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 10 miles, from Pictou 24 miles, from Halifux 100 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 120.Archibald George, farmer Cameron Daniel, farmer Cameron Donald, farmer Cameron Duncan, butcher Cameron Duncan, farmer Cameron J.A., farmer Cameron James, farmer Cameron Nathan, farmer Cameron Samuel, J.P., farmer Campbell John, farmer Campbell Peter G., farmer Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser Charles, farmer Fraser Duncan, farmer Fraser James, farmer McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Donald, joiner McDonald Duncan, farmer McDonald Duncan, way office, blacksmith McDonald Frederick, farmer McDonald James, farmer McDonald John, blacksmith McDonald John, farmer McIntosh David, farmer McIntosh Duncan, farmer McLean rev.Sinclair McQuarrie Simon, farmer McQuarry John, farmer \u2018McRae C.J., butcher Ross James, farmer Ross Peter, farmer Ross William, farmer Thompson Archibald, farmer Thompson Donald, farmer Thomson Samuel, farmer Thomson William, farmer ENFIELD\u2014A small and scattered village on the line of the Nova Scotia railivay, county of Hants.There are cxtensive pottery works here.Enfield is the most convenient station, from the Oldham gold mines, distant 31 miles.Distant from Shubenacadie 11 miles, from Halifax 28 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.BRITTON JAMES, station master Brown Andrew, farmer Brown James, farmer Calder Alexander, farmer Donaldson Henry, jun, saloonkeeper Donaldson Henry, sen, farmer Donaldson Thomas Brown, proprietor of mines at Oldham Ferguson John, potter Fisher Edward, carpenter Gladwin Wynyard, M.D.Hanson Ira, farmer Kenty James, laborer Lee John, farmer MeCall William potter McKenzie Donald, farmer .McKenzie James, J.P., gold commissioner Miller Jacob, brickmaker Pevrill John, farmer ; Poole William, engine driver Prescot Henry, potier Prescot James, potter Scott William, farmer .SMITH AUBREY, proprietor brickyard and pottery Smith A.H,, storekeeper Tulloch Donald, farmer White William, teamster Wilson Alexander, saloonkeeper *FACEORY DALE\u2014An attractive setttement on the north side of South Mountains, township of Aylesford, county of King\u2019s.It contains some of the best water privileges in the province.The place commands » beautiful view of the Cornwallis valley.Distant from Aylesford, a station of] the Nova Scotia railway, 4 miles, fare 60c.; from Windsor 47 miles.Population about 100.postmaster, Banks Ingram, shoemaker Banks Mrs., wid John * Also called St Pauls, * The way office is at Aylesford.BISHOP SILAS, wool carder gy plough makor Eason Charles Eason William & Thomas.grist py farmers Ewin James, farmer Fisher Stanley, J.P., farmer 1larris Thomas, farmer Hodge Mrs.Jonathan Hodge Jonathan, farmer Patton Joseph, cabinetmaker Roland Thomas, farmer Shaw William, shoemaker Vanbuskirk Garrett, farmer Whelock Calvin, shoemaler \u201cFALKLAND\u2014A small settlement in the township and county of Ly.nenburg.Distant from Aylesford a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 32 miles, from Wing.sor 44 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 100.Banks Thomas, mason Conrad Nathan, farmer Foster A., farmer Foster George W., way office keeper Fronk Frederick, farmer Fronk Samuel, farmer Jodry Josiah, farmer Jodry William, farmer Kaulback Edward, farmer Rafuse George, farmer Rafuse Stephen, farmer Rafuse J., farmer Ramey Josialy, farmer Rafuse Nicholas, farmer Saunders Walter, farmer Spidle D., tarmer Spidle Ephraim, farmer Spidle Gabriel, farmer Wentzel Jacob, jun., farmer Wentzel Jacob, sen., farmer Wentzel Joseph, lumberman Wentzel Joshua, farmer Wentzel Simeon, farmer t FALLBROOK\u2014 À small but grow ing village on the east side of McLel- | lan\u2019s Mountain, township of Egerton, county of Pictou.Distant from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotit railway, 9 miles, fare 75¢.; from Pic: tou 18 miles.Population about 50.Campbell John, farmer Fraser Alexander, jun, farmer Fraser Alexander, sen, farmer Fraser Thomas, farmer Fraser William, farmer Fraser William, J.P., miller McKay Alexander, farmer FALMOUTH SEATION-A villi on the Avon river, township of Fal- mouth, county of Hants.Gypsum, or plaster of Paris, exists here In variow forms, An hydrite of it, or hard plas ter, exists in large masses.\u2018The con mon gypsum is often formed in voire These cut the soft marly sandstones the carboniferous series.From banks of the Shubenacadie river nw mense masses rise boldly.They tt occasionally 100 feet in reight.Hw mineral is of n fibrous structure.he is a station of the Windsor ond | i i , iglond Ir , napolis railwny lle 23 miles, sor 2 miles, from > from Annapolis 82 miles.Mail daily Population about 400.Akins Charles, farmor Akins Thomas, furmer posters * The way office is called I on lands +The way office is ub Sul Mills, | INovA SooTrA.] Aylward John, farmer Bacon Charles, farmer Bishop Charles, farmer Britton Joseph, shoemaker Bernbam George, farmer Church William, farmer Curry Benjamin, farmer Curry John, farmer Curry Joseph, farmer Harding Mrs, wid Jackson Robert, farmer Lunn Ames, farmer Lynch William, farmer Lyon Richard, farmer McDonald James, farmer Manning Thomas, farmer Messenger Michael, farmer O'Brien Michael, laborer Payzant Joel, farmer Pineo Henry, farmer Porter Mrs, wid Elisha Saxton Matthew, farmer Scott James, farmer Shaw rev, David, Baptist Shaw Thomas, farmer Shaw William, furmer Shey Jonathan, farmer Taylor Nathad, carpenter Webster John, shoemaker Wilson Mrs.Lucy, wid Wright Ephrim, hotelkeeper FALMOUTH VILLAGE\u2014A rising village on the Avon river, township of Falmouth, county of Hants.Distant from Falmouth, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 3 miles.Mail bi-weekly, Population about 200.Barkhouse Benjamin, of Patterson & Barkhouse Barkhouse Charles, farmer Boyd Anderson, farmer Church Alexander, shoemaker Curry captain Henry S., farmer Curry James, saw mill Curry Nathaniel, farmer Daniels Harding, farmer Daniels Israel, farmer Davidson Amos, farmer Davidson Nathaniel, jun,, farmer Davidson Nathaniel I£., farmer Deal Levi, farmer \u2019 Deal Richard, farmer Dilt Daniel, school teacher Fraser Charles, farmer Fraser William, farmer Hanson James, farmer Hanson William, farmer arvie William, J.P.) farmer Hill Lewis, J., farmer Kehoe James, farmer ockhart J.ames, jun, farmer pawrence Frederick, farmer Awrence John, farmer twrence Robert, farmer ockhart J ames, farmer ockhart William, former Jon Leonard, farmer you William, saw and grist mill none David, blacksmith ort n Alexander, farmer Morte.gomuel, merchant Mor oS & Oo, saw mills 0e wus, of Morton, Smith & palerson John, J.P.farmer papistson & Barkhouse, saw mills atome Oltarles, farmer house nes, of Pattorson & Bark- Porte ; r Mariner ; ; S&W and prist mi Migster John, farmer grist will DOMINION 1587 DIRECTORY.Sangster Mrs., wid James Skinner Thomas, farmer Smith James H., farmer Smith John 8, JP, farmer Vaughn Frank, saw mill Wilson William, farmer Wolf James, way office *FARMINGTON\u2014A rising village in the interior, township of Wilmot, county of Annapolis.Several mineral springs are in the vicinity.Distant from Wilmot, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, } a mile, from Windsor 53 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Barnahy J.P., farmer Bohaker Michael, farmer Brown G.E., carpenter Chipman Robert H., farmer Crabtree Charles J., farmer Darragh James W,, storekeeper Decie H E., farmer Dennison Juseph, joiner Dodge Joseph, farmer Fitzsimmons Thomas, foreman Gates Mrs, Oldham Gates Oldham, farmer GIBBON JAMES A.postmaster, general storekeeper Hawkins Obediah, blacksmith Hawkins Zachariah, carriagemaker Irwin Robert, farmer Lee Jolin, tanner McCulley James, farmer McFadden Michael, tailor McGill James, farmer McGregor Manning, joiner McMaster Robert, farmer Morrison Daniel.joiner Munroe Albert D.hotelkeeper Neily Abner, farmer Parker Henry Patterson James.miller Phinney Arthur W.merchant Phinney Edward H., merchant Phinney Elias.grist and carding mills Phinney Elijah, farmer Phinney Henry.miller Phinney & Shafner, merchants Phinney Timothy, saddler Pierce John, farmer Rockwell William A.hotelkeeper Spinney Edward, flour dealer Stewart rev.Robert, Presbyterian Tool John, farmer Welton Walter, farmer Tool John, laborer Tufts Annaniah, tanner Van Buskirk James, farmer Welch John, tarmer Wheelock Maynard, farmer White C., tinsmith Whitman Silas, tarmer Willet Gilbert, farmer Wood Jacob, farmer Woodbury Austin, carpenter Woodbury George W., J.P., farmer FENWICK\u2014A village in the mterior between Bay Verte and Cumberland Basin, township of Amherst, county of Cumberland.Distant from Amherst, a station of the Intercolonial railway, 6 miles, from Sackville 15 miles, fare $1.50 ; from Truro 54 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 200.Barrel Isaac, farmer Berry Joseph, laborer Bird Kiver, farmer Bird William, farmer Coates Michael, farmer * The post office is called Wilmot.FAL-FER Dalahant James, farmer Davidson Demill, farmer Davidson George, farmer Davidson John, way office Dickerson George, farmer Holt Mrs.Charlotte, wid Thomas Lewis Alexander, farmer Lewis Oman, laborer Louther Henry, farrier Louther John W.McLennan Ephraim, shoemaker Noiles John, farmer Noiles Joseph, laborer Noiles Peter, farmer Pipes John, farmer Pipes William, J.P.Reid James, farmer Reid John W., farmer Ripley Albert, farmer Ripley Andrew, farmer Ripley James, farmer Ripley John, farmer Ripley Robert B., J.P., farmer Ripley Rufus, farmer Ripley Rufus, jun.Ripley R.W.Ripley Wesley, farmer Ripley William, farmer Ripley William H.farmer Shipley James, farmer Shipley Thomas, farmer Smith Francis.farmer Smith John, farmer Stewart Robert.joiner Stewart William, farmer Wesley John, furmer FERGUSON'S COVE-A picturesque village situated on a steep hillside overlooking the sea.on the west side of the North township West arm, county of Halifax.Fishing is the chief occupation of the inhabitants.Distant from Halifax, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 5 miles.Population about 200.Backer William, pilot and fisherman Beamer Frederick.fisherman Beazley George.pilot and fisherman Beazley Thomas.driver and fisherman Beazley William.pilot and fisherman Beverley John.pilot and fisherman Beverley William, fisherman Braut Edward, fisherman Brooks John.fisherman Conway Charles, pilot and fisherman Conway Mrs.Ellen, school teacher Conway James, pilot and fisherman Conway Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William Conway William, fisherman Curren John, carpenter Dalton James, laborer Dee Michael, stonecutter Glasebrook Charles, pilot and fisherman Harrahan James, farmer Harrahan Richard.engineman Henrion Francis, pilot and fisherman Keef John, fisherman Lynch Matthew, pilot and fisherman Lynch Michael, fisherman McLellen William, quarryman and fisher - man Renner Thomas, fisherman Smith George, pilot and fisherman Smith John, pilot and fisherman Smith Mrs.Mary, wid Samuel Smith William, jun., pilot and fisherman Stone Richard, diver,pilot and fisherman Stone Thomas, fisherman Thomas Benjamin, diver and fisherman Umlah William, fisherman Watt Joseph, fisherman White Mrs.Catherine, wid Joseph White William, fisherman Fis-F1v DOMINION 1588 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE 0 + * FISHER>S GR ANT\u2014A village on the south shore of Pictou harbor, township and county of Pictou.It is the northern terminus of the Nova Scotia railway.A ferry plies between here and Pictou, distant 2 miles, fare 5c.; from Truro 52 miles.Population about 300.Cameron Samuel, englneer Carmichael Isaac, shoemaker Christie David, carriagemaker Christie George, farmer Christie William, pilot Ferguson Hugh, tailor Ferguson John, farmer Ferguson John, jun, farmer Foster Charles, butcher Foster George, farmer Foster John, farmer Foster Joseph, master mariner Foster Paul, jun, farmer ° Foster Paul, sen, farmer Foster Smith, ferryman Fraser Charles, farmer Grant William, farmer Inson Peter, farmer McArthur Donald, waterman McDonald Allen, freight master McDonald Daniel, laborer McDonald Daniel, J.P., farmer McDonald Roderick, station master McGregor Duncan, farmer McKay James, blacksmith McKay James, farmer McKay John, storekeeper McKay William, farmer McKenzie Donald, farmer McKenzie Thomas, farmer McKinnen Hector, farmer McLeod Benj, tide waiter and farmer McLeod Daniel, porter McLeod George, cooper McPherson Alexander, tide waiter McPherson George, ferryman McPherson James, farmer McPherson John, ferryman McPherson Thomas, farmer Nairn captain John, Pictou ferry boat Powell William, pilot Ross James, farmer Ross Richard, farmer Scott William, farmer Sproull James, farmer Sproull John, farmer Sproull Matthew, carpenter Sproull Matthew, J.P., farmer Sproull William, farmer Sutherland Alexander, farmer Sutherland William, porter Tanner Alexander, farmer 1 FISH POOL \u2014A small but growing village between Hopewell and Albion Mines, towuship of Egerton, county of Pictou.Distant from Hopewell, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 3 miles, from Pictou 14 miles.Population about 130.Barclay James A., farmer Calder Mrs., farmer Cameron Daniel, farmer Cameron Finley, J.P., farmer Chisholm Alexander, farmer Culton Alexander, farmer Culton Anthony, farmer Culton John, farmer Culton Robert, farmer Falconer Daniel, mason Fraser Daniel, farmer Fraser James, farmer Fraser Thomas, farmer * The way office ig at Pictou.{ The way office is ut Ilopewell.Grant Thomas, J.P., tanner Logan William, farmer McKay Daniel, farmer McKay David, farmer McKay James, farmer McKay John, farmer McKay Roderick, farmer McKay William, blacksmith McNaughton Duncan, farmer McNaughton [sanc, wheelwright MeNaughton John, blacksmith McNaughton Joseph, wheelwright MeNaughton Robert, J.P., turner *FIVE HOUSES\u2014A small village on the Lallave river, township and county of Lunenburg.Distant from Bridgewater 12 miles, from Halifax, the terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 76 miles.Mail bi-weekly, Population ubout 220, Creeser Jacob, farmer Oreeser James, farmer Creeser Lewis, fisherman Hysler Henry, fisherman Isuer John, fisherman MeGregor George, M.D.McMillan rev.Duncan, Presbyterian Uxuer Elias, master mariner Oxner James, fisherman Oxner John, farmer Oxner Joshua, sen., farmer Oxuer Joseph, way office Oxner Michael, fisherman Oxner Mrs.Barbara, wid Frederick Oxner Reuben, master mariner Oxner Rufus, master mariner Oxuer Thomas, farmer Romkey George, master mariner Romkey Isaac, farmer Romkey Jacob, farmer Romkey James, fisherman Romkey Lewis, fisherman Romkey Mrz.Catherine, wid Nicholas Romkey Thomas, fisherman Rynard Benjamin, fisherman Rynard Jacob, fisherman Silver James, farmer Silver Reuben, farmer Silver Samuel, farmer Smith Enos, farmer Smith John, farmer Smith Reuben, iisherman Smitli Stephen, fisherman Smith Thomas, farmer LIVE ISLANDS\u2014 village between the Cobequid Hills and Minas Basin, district of Five Islands, county of Colchester.The falls on North river are 90 feet.St Peters mountain rises, on either side, alinost perpendicularly 500 feet.Marble quarries were worked here a few years ago.Iron und copper have been discovered.Plum- bago exists in small quantities.White lead is manufetured by the Dolphin Co, from Baryteus, which exists in large quantities.Distant from Truro, astation of the Nova Scotin railway, 45 miles, from Halifax 11] miles, fare $4.50.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 600.Adams David, joiner Adams Jumes, joiner Alcorn Robert J., farmer Aylward James, farmer Aylward John, farmer Aylward Thomas, mariner Barnes Harris, laborer Bently Noah, farmer Bentley D.N, merchant * The way office is called Lower Ln lave.Biggard John, farmer Biggard William, farmer Bird John, mason Bissicks Joseph, agent Dolphin Many.facturing Co.Boyd Allison, farmer Boyd Hugh, farmer Boyd Mrs.Catherine, wid Samuel Boyd William, farmer Brodrick Israel, farmer Brodrick John W., farmer Brodrick William A., sen., ship buildor Clarke Nathan, ship carpenter Corbett Andrew, furmer Corbett Andrew Y., farmer Corbett Archibald, farmer Gorbett Archibald T., farmer Corbett Edward, caulker Corbett George S., farmer Corbett Henry, wheelwright Corbett Hibbert, carpenter Corbett Isaac, farmer Corbett James M., farmer Corbett John, miner Corbett John W., shoemaker Corbett Joshua A.tarmer Corbett Robert, mariner Corbett Stephen, miner Corbett William, miner Corbett William J., shoemaker Davis John, farmer Davis Robert, laborer Dolphin Manufacturing Co., J.Bissicks, agent Doyle Andrew, farmer Doyle Leander, farmer Doyle Owen, farmer Doyle Silas, blacksmith Doyle Sutherland, mariner Doyle T'homas, farmer Doyle William, farmer Eagles John, farmer Eureka Milling Co.Fayles Ebenezer, J.P Fulmer Jesse, love Fulmore Andrew, juh., laborer Fulmore Elisha R., joiner PFulmore Frederick, teamster Fulmore Harris, JP.Fulmore Heury, farmer Pulmore James, farmer Fulmore Joln c, farmer Fulmore John W., farmer Fulmore Lawrence, farmer Fulmore Mark, farmer Fulmore Nicholas, M.D.Fulinore Philip, laborer Fulmore Robert, farmer [Fulmore Thomas, laborer Fulmore Willam, farmer Geddis John, ship builder Geddis Joseph, ship builder Graham Andrew IK.gen'l store keeper Harrington Charles, miller Harrington Harris, J.D.ITarrington Philip, miller HiH Daniel, farmer Hill Leander, farmer Lewis Charles, farmer Lewis Jesse, farmer Lewis Joseph, farmer MeAulift John, laborer McAulill Lawrence, miner MeBurnie James, fisherman MeBurnie Sprague, fisherman MeBurnie William, farmer McOallum Robert, Inborer MeKin Jamieson, farmer McLellan William, farmer Melelland Joseph, laborer McNeal Robert, shocmuker Marsh Joseph, farmer Meck Benjamin, merchant Meoking James, farmer ova Scotia] DOMINION 1589 DIRECTORY.Frv-Fox Brenen James, shoemaker Demock Joseph C., trader DIMOCK JOSEPH GEORGE, postmaster Holland John, farmer Holland William, laborer Horn Charles, laborer Hunter Adam King William M., farmer Laargie Edward, section master Nova Scotia railway Miller John D., laborer O'Brien John, laborer Nova Scotia rail- wa, (Brien Martin, laborer Prentice Miss Ellen Tobin Martin, laborer Nova Scotia railway White James, laborer White Ths., laborer Nova Scotia railway Wren William, farmer orrison Archibald, farmer orrison Daniel, J.P.I orrigon David, brickmaker orrison Edward, jun, farmer orrison Edward, sen., farmer Morrison Isaac, farmer orrison Jonathan, farmer orrison Thomas, mariner Morrison Willigm, farmer Morrison William I ., farmer Pratt Frederick, farmer Pratt James, jun., ship builder Pratt James, mariner ; Prondergrash William J., miner Shay Thomas, laborer Simpson William, farmer Taylor Alexander, farmer Taylor John §., ship carpenter Taylor Silas H., ship carpenter Thompson Alexander, farmer Thompson Andrew, mariner Thompson Vreuton, mariner Thompson Charles, farmer Thompson James A., mariner Thompson John W., farmer Thompson William 5, mariner Wadman Prancis, mariner Wadman George, mariner Wadman James, mariner Wadman John, farmer Wadman Nutting, mariner Wadman Robert, farmer Wadman Samuel L., farmer Wadman Silas, mariner Wadman William, mariner Morrison Jonathan, blacksmith Morrison Joseph H., farmer Morrison Samuel, farmer Morrison Thomas F., M.P.P.Reed Isaac, farmer Ross J.P., M.D.Ross rev.Ebenczer, Presbyterian Smith Alexander, shoemaker Stewart Charles, boat builder Stewart Leander A., mariner Smith William C., joiner Stewart John, ferryman Stewart William, farmer Thompson George, mariner Urquhart Alexander, trader Urqubart David, storekeeper Urquhart Duncan, mariner Urquhart Henry M., farmer Urquhart James C., farmer Urquhart James D., mariner Urquhart William, mariner Urquhart William A., joiner Vance Alexander C., mariner Vance Andrew F., farmer Vance James B., farmer Vance Lorenzo, ship owner Vance Robert B., joiner Weathcrby John, farmer Weatherby William, farmer West David F., farmer West Isaac H.N.farmer West John B.joiner Western Union Telegraph Co.FOURCHU,C.B.\u2014 A fishing settle- FOLLY VILLAGE\u2014A promising village on Cobequid Bay, township of Londonderry, county of Colchester.Western Union Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Truro, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 14 miles, fare $1; from Amherst 50 miles, fare $4.Mail daily.Population about 400.Aitkins John W.D., miller Baird Juhn, farmer Baird John E., farmer Wadman William W., mariner Wilson Alexander, laborer FIVE MILE RIVER\u2014 A small village on the river of that name, in the township of Maitland, county of Hants.Distant from Shubenacadie, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 17 miles, fare S1; from Halifax 57 miles.Mail five times a week, Population about 150.Allison Matthew, farmer Allison Robert, farmer Burton Walter, farmer Burton William, farmer Clarke John, farmer Clarke Richard, farmer Cook William, farmer Dalrymple Palmer, farmer Forbes Daniel, blucksmith Forbes Daniel, farmer Forbes John, farmer Hannegar James, farmer Ray Charles, farmer Lattie Thomas, fumer Lattie James, farmer Lawrence William, farmer HcLearn Hugh, J.p., storekeeper cLearn James, farmer eLearn J ohn, farmer je com J ohn Gy shoemaker rn Joseph, way office keepe Russel Alexander, tanner © keeper inger daniel, joiner Inger Isaiah, farmer Inger William, tarmer Turtle Duncan, farmer urtle James, farmer FLETCHE village on OWnship ax, ISSTATION\u2014A small the Shubenacadie canal, » and county of Hali- the \u201chere are several saw mills in of th Yicinity.It is à station \u20ac Nova Scotia railway.Dis- ont from Mount Uniacke 20 miles, Mail daily.from Halifax 20 mi à 0 miles, Opulation about 80.Blair Nathaniel B., storekeeper Brown John, farmer Brown Thomas J., farmer Campbell George, master mariner Campbell James, master mariner Campbell Robert, shoemaker Corbett Charles V., blacksmith Corbett Daniel S., farmer Corbett Fleming J., tanner Corbett James, mail driver Corbett Suther, mariner Corbett Mrs.Margaret, wid John Corbett Mrs.Sarah, wid Patten Corbett Silas, mail carrier Corbett William, farmer Corbett William C., farmer Cottom Alexander, mariner Crowe Homer, M.D.Crowe Robert S., postmaster Cummings Alexander, mason Cummings Charles, merchant Cummings John, storekeeper Davidson Blair, hotelkeeper Davidson Daniel S., joiner Davidson George Ww, farmer Delaney Thomas S., J.P., storekeeper Faulkner Robert, ship builder Faulkner Thomas, farmer Fulton John, shoemaker Fulton Robert, mariner Fulton William, farmer Flemming David A., mariner Flemming Isaac, J.P., farmer Flemming John B., farmer Flemming William D., ship owner Henderson Archibald, farmer Law William, farmer Laytou Charles, blacksmith Layton David F.blacksmith Layton rev.Jacob, Presbyterian Layton Richard, blacksmith Layton William F., tisherman Little John, farmer Little John B., farmer McElhinney Charles E., farmer McLean Henry, carriagemaker McLean John, rigger McLean Mrs.Margaret, wid George R.Morrison Henry G., farmer ment in the harbor of the same name, township of Maitland, county of Richmond.Distant from Sydney 35 miles, from Port Hawkesbury, a landing of the Pictou steamers, 82 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 200.Cann James, fisherman Hooper Albert, J.P., of Hooper & Sons Hooper John, of Hooper & Sons, way office * Hooper Josiah, M.P.P., of Hooper & Sons Hooper & Sons, storekeepers McDermott John, farmer McDonald Colin, farmer McDonald Malcolm.storekeeper McIntosh William, blacksmith McKinnon Alexander, farmer McKinnon Allan, blacksmith McKinnon Angus, J.P., farmer McKinnon Hector, carpenter McLeod Angus, J.P., farmer Morrison Roderick, farmer Nichols James; fishernan Savarans William, storekeeper Stacey William, fisherman * FOUR MILE BROOK\u2014A small place in the township and county of Pictou.Distant from West river, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 12 miles, fare $1; from Pictou 43 miles.Population about 60.Innes Murdoch, farmer McKay John, way office keeper McKenzie Alexander, storekeeper McKenzie Colin, farmer McKenzie George, carriagemaker McKenzie John, farmer McKenzie Murdoch, butcher FOX HARBOR \u2014A beautiful little village on-Northumberland strait, district of Wallace, county of Cumberland.Distant from Pugwash 10 miles, from Amherst, a station ofthe Interco- lonial railway,40 miles, from Sackville * The way office is at Six Mile Brook Fox-Fre DOMINION 1590 DIRECTORY.v [PRovinez or 50 miles, from Truro 45 miles, fare $2.60.Mail weekly.Population about 150.Bailey Hugh Campbell Duncan, farmer David Frederick, farmer David Martin, farmer Frome Julius, farmer Graham John, farmer Graham Norman, farmer Harrison Robert, miller Kennedy Donald, farmer McAuley William, farmer McDonald John, farmer McFarlane C.J., farmer McFarlane Peter, J.P.McIver George, farmer Melver John, farmer Melver Robert, farmer Moodie John, farmer Morrison Angus, farmer Morrison Kenneth, farmer Munroe Hugh, farmer Munroe Murdoch, farmer Nicholson Kenneth, farmer Nicholson Roderick, farmer Peers Alexander, farmer Robinson Archibald, J.P., way office Robertson James, farmer Robinson James, sen., farmer Robinson John, farmer Stewart Robert, farmer Stramberg Daniel, farmer *FOX RIVER\u2014A village on the river of that name, township of Parrs- borough, county of Cumberland.Distant from Truro, à station of the Nova Scotia railway, 76 miles.Population about 100.Allen Nathan, farmer Benjamin Jeremiah, farmer Benjamin Jeremiah, lumberman Chandley Jeremiah, farmer Cochran William, farmer Cox Joseph, storekeeper Dow James, mariner Dow Samuel, mariner Gabriel Joseph, farmer Gabriel Mrs, wid Robert Graham Albert, farmer Graham Charles, farmer Graham James, farmer Graham Leander, ship carpenter Graham Thomas, joiner Graham William, ship carpenter Grant Alexander, farmer Grant John, farmer Hatfield Alfred, farmer Hatfield Archibald, farmer Hatfield Colin, farmer Hatfield Edward, mariner Hatfield Lockman, farmer Hatfield Moses, joiner Hatfield Nelson, farmer Hatfield Thomas, farmer Kerr Ebenezer, former Kerr Henry, farmer Kerr James Kerr Mrs.Caroline, wid Ebenezer Kerr Robert, farmer Lake James, mariner McCabe James, school teacher McLellan Adam, blacksmith Morris Elisha, farmer Morris Isaiah, mariner Morris James, farmer Morris John, farmer Pettis George, mariner Read William, caulker Smith Charles, J.P., storekeeper * The way office is at Port Greville.FRAMBOISE, O,B.\u2014A farming settlement on\u2019 the Atlantic const, township of Maitland, county of Richmond.Distant from Port Hawkes- bury, a landing of the Pictou stenm- ers, 53 miles, from Sydney 70 miles.Mail weckly.Population about 300.Ferguson Angus, farmer Ferguson Donald, farmer McAskill Alexander, former McAskill Donald, farmer McDermott Archibald, farmer McDermott John, farmer McDermott Norman, furmer McDonald Hector, farmer McDonald Roland, farmer McIntosh John, farmer McIntosh Neil, farmer McKenzie John, farmer McKinnon Angus, carpenter McKinnon Donald, farmer McKinnon Hector, farmer McLeod Angus, farmer McLeod Donald, farmer McLeod James, farmer McLeod Neil, farmer McLeod Peter, farmer Mel.cod William, farmer McNeil John, farmer MeQuien Archibald, farmer Morrison Donald, farmer Morrison Finlay, farmer Morrison Neil, furmer Morrison Roderick, farmer Patterson Angus, farmer Stewart Neil, J.P., farmer Strachan Angus, farmer Strachan George, farmer Strachan John, jun., farmer Strachan John, sen., J.P., way office FRASER>S GR A N'E\u2014A small farming settlement in the township of Tra- cadie, county of Antigonish.Distant from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 55 miles, fare $4.50; from Antigonish 156 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 50.Chisholm Valentine, farmer Fraser John, farmer Fraser John, postmaster, farmer Grant Allen, farmer Grant Duncan, farmer Grant Roderick, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDonald Ronald, farmer McKenzie Donald, farmer McPhail John, farmer * FRASER\u2019S MILLS (Antizon= isia)\u2014A village on the South River, township of St Andrew, county of Antigonish.Distant from Antigonish 12 miles, from New Glasgow, à sta- ion of the Nova Scotia railway, 48 miles, fare $3 ; from Pictou 567 wiles.Mail weekly.Population about 300.Boyd Angus, farmer Boyd Dougall, farmer Boyd James, furmer Boyd John, farmer Cameron Alexander, farmer Cameron Dougald, J.P, farmer Cameron Duncun, farmer Cameron Martin, farmer Fraser John, mill owner Gillies Allan, farmer Gillies Donald, furmer Gillies John, farmer Gillies John, furmer * The way office is called Middle Settlement of South River, Gillies Mrs, wid Angus, farmer MeDonald Angus, cooper McDonald Angus, furmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Donald, mill McDonald Jol, farmer McDonald Joseph, farmer MeDonald Lnughlin, farmer McDonell Alexander, farmer McDonell Angus, farmer McDonell James, way office, tanner McDonell John, farmer MeDonnell Ronuld, farmer MeGillivray Alexander, farmer McGillivray Allan, farmer MeGillivray Andrew, farmer McGillivray Angus, carpenter McGillivray Donald, farmer Melsauc Duncan, farmer MeLellun Hugh, farmer McLellan James, farmer MeMillan Hugh, farmer McMillan John, farmer MeNeil Angus, farmer McNeil Roderick, turmer McPherson Angus, farmer MePhierson Donald, farmer McPherson Hugh, farmer FIRRASER'S MILLS (Pletou) 4 thriving village on the east branch of Bust River, township of Egerton, county of Pictou, Distant from Hopewell, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 15 miles, from Pictou % miles, Mail weekly.Population about 250.Campbell Peter, J.P., farmer Chisholm Alexander, farmer Chisholm Donald, farmer Chisholm Hugh, blacksmith Chisholm James, farmer Crookshanks Duncan, farmer Crookshanks Peter, farmer Crookshanlks Peter, shoemaker Cummings Alexander, farmer Cummings James, farmer Fraser Alexander, blacksmith Fraser James, shoemaker Grant Alexander, farmer Grant Alexander, J.P., way office, storekeeper Grant Finley, farmer Grant William, carpenter Kennedy Donald, farmer McDonald James, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDonald John, ship carpenter McDonald Jol, storekeeper McInnis Donald, farmer Mclnnis John, farmer Melutosh David, farmer Mcintosh Hugh, wheelwright McKinnon Angus, farmer McKinnon Farquhar, farmer Russ Peter, farmer Ross William, tailor Sutherland Donald, farmer Thompson Andrew, farmer *IREE PORTA small village on Long Island, township of Digby, county of Digby.This island is be Digby neck, 10 is divided theuco a strait one mile wide, À feny P ue between the two places Lo from Digby 42 miles, fare $2.75 Hinde Aunapolis, the terminus of the y i sor and Aunnnpolis railway, 57 mi = furo $3.50.Mail tri-weckly- Pop Intion about 460.*The way office is called Long Island. ovA ScoTIA.] burchill captain Thomas rocker capiain George ines John, fisherman nines Nicholas, fisherman ing David, fisherman ewis captain Wainstel int William, ship builder urphy James, fisherman hippey captain Lent mith John A.ring Edward, fisherman urper Isaiah, collector of custums idd Samuel, storekeeper Wymon captain Hemon ymon captain William RENCH RIVER\u2014A rising village on the river of that name, township of Maxwelton, county of Pictou.The post road from New Glasgow to Antoginish passes through here.Distant from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 16 miles, fare $1.50; from Pictou 25 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 200.rown George, farmer ameron Samuel, painter ampbell Angus, farmer ampbell John, farmer unn Hugh, farmer Dwyer John, farmer Forbes Jolin, saw and grist mill fraser Alexander, farmer raser Daniel, farmer Fraser Donald, saw mill Fraser John, farmer Fraser John D., farmer Fraser William, farmer Grant Alpin, farmer Grant Paul, farmer Hamilton Nathaniel, farmer McDonald Angus, farmer McDonald David, farmer McDonald James, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDonald Mrs.Christina, wid, way office McDonald William, farmer McGee John, farmer MeGlashing Daniel, farmer McIntosh Peter, farmer McKenzie John, farmer McLaren John, farmer Reid James, farmer Robinson John, farmer Smith Simon, saw and grist mill owner Turner J ohn, farmer ureer Robert, farmer GABEROUSSE, C.B.\u2014A shi settlement on the fishing bay of the same tame, township of Mire, county of pe.Breton.Distant from Sydney o wiles, from Port Hawkesbury, a mong of he Pictou steamers, 100 Nes.Mail tri-week - tion about 250.Howeekly.Popula \u2018Armstron Imstrong J ohn, sea captain tJ % sen captain ¢phen, fisherman aston g William, J .P,, storekeeper ee hillip, sea captain aguell David, fisherman aénell Ephraim, fisherman og ell James, gon captain agnell John, fisherman s>agnell Samuel, fisherman Tmstrong Steph DOMINION Bagnell Solomon, sea captain Baker William, fisherman Cann Henry, fisherman Gillis Angus, storekeeper Grant Charles, fisherman Grant William, sea captain Hardy Abraham, fisherman Harris William, fisherman Howe rev.John.W., Wesleyan McDonald Alexander, blacksmith McLeod Donald J., blacksmith Nicholson Simon, J.P., storekeeper Ritchie rev.James A, ch of England Slattery George, storekeeper Slattery Israel Valentine, storekeeper Stacey Abraham, fisherman Stacey John, fisherman Winton Robert B., trader West to Middle river, and county of Pictou.about 200.Baillie John, farmer Cameron John, shoemaker Ferguson Alexander, sen., farmer Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser Charles, farmer Fraser Daniel, jun., farmer Fraser Daniel, sen, farmer Fraser John, farmer McBeats Neil, farmer McDonald Alexander, jun, farmer McDonald Alexander, sen., farmer McDonald Donald, sen., farmer McKenzie Donald, farmer McKenzie Duncan, blacksmith McKenzie George, miller McKenzie Hector, tanner McKenzie Kennis, farmer McKenzie William, jun., farmer McKenzie William, sen., farmer McLean Hugh, farmer McLean James, farmer McPherson Alexander, jun., farmer McPherson Alexander, sen., farmer McPherson John, jun., farmer mer Ross Alexander, farmer Ross Donald, farmer Sutherlander George, farmer Sutherland William, farmer GARDEN OF EDEN\u2014A willage in the interior; on the Sherbrooke and Maxwelton, county of Pictou.the Nova Scotia railway, 21 miles, fare $1.50; from Pictou 30 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Fraser Alexander, blacksmith Fraser Andrew, farmer Gunu Neil, jun., storekeeper McDougall Charles, J.P., farmer McDougall Donald, farmer McGregor Duncan, way office Melutosh John, farmer McIntosh William, farmer McKay John, blacksmith McKay William, tanner McKenzie William, storekeeper McMillan James, farmer Miller Daniel, farmer Millèr John, farmer Sutherland George, farmer Wood George, farmer * The way office is called New Gairloch.1591 DIRECTORY.Balster Henry, way office, storekeeper * GATRLOCH\u2014A rising village on a brook of the same name running from township Distant from Pictou, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 16 miles, from Truro 68 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population McPherson John, sen., way office, far- New Glasgow road, township of] Distant from New Glasgow, a station of] Frr-Gar GASPER EA UX\u2014A village on the Gaspereaux river,settled by theFrench Acadians as early as 1604, township of Horton, county of Kings.Distant from Wolfville, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 3 miles, fare 25c.; from Windsor 21 miles.Mail: tri-weekly.Population about 200.Benjamin Douglas W., farmer Benjamin Ezekiel Benjamin Irad, J.P., farmer Benjamin Marsden L., farmer Benjamin Obed, J.P., farmer Benjamin Thomas E., teacher Caldwell Ebenezer, tanner Caldwell Russell J.P., carpenter Caldwell Sherman, way office Davidson Marchant, storekeeper Eagles Gideon N., machinist Eagles Joseph, blacksmith Eaton Gideon, shoemaker Forsyth Rufus, farmer and trader Forhay rev.E.'F., Baptist Gertridge John, blacksmith Gertridge John L., butcher Gertridge Peter, butcher Kennie Jemira, farmer Lockhart Charles, grain mill Martin Colin, farmer Martin Peter, master mariner Miner Daniel.farmer Miner John, J.P., farmer Reid Duncan D., storekeeper Westcott Robert, butcher *GAY'S RIVER A gold district situated on the Cold Stream brook, a tributary of Gay's river.Gold was first discovered here in 1862; it was immediately proclaimed a gold district, but systematic mining did not commence until late in 1803, and has at no time been prosecuted in a manner to test the capabilities of the district.The gold chiefly occurs in a curious conglomerate, a ridge of which may be traced across the country a distance of 60 miles, and is known as the Boar's back; and although 50 miles in the interior has all the appearance of being at one time the sea shore.The deposit in appearance is the nearest to alluvial gold as found in the placer diggings of California, of any yet discovered in the province.In the washings in the stream as high as an ounce per mana day has been obtained.Mining has of late been resumed here with vigor.and proper exploration will probably lead to the discovery ofrich quartz veins in the vicinity from which the alluvium has received its deposits.Lead also occurs in this vicinity.Distant from Shubenacadie, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 7 miles, from Halifax 45 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 350.Andrew George, farmer Benjamin John, farmer Brown James, joiner Campbell Benjamin, farmer Campbell John, shoemaker Campbell Jonathan, plasterer Carroll John, farmer Cochran George, farmer Cook Samuel, farmer Corbett George, miller Corbett Mrs, Isabella, wid David Corbett James, farmer .*This district is also known as Cor- bett\u2019s Diggings. Gar-GIA DOMINION 1592 DIRECTORY.0 [PROVINCE » Corbett John, farmer Corbett William, farmer Dowling James, farmer Dowling William, farmer Elliott John, farmer Elliott Robert, miller Elliott William, farmer Frame Matthew, ay office, storekeeper Gay John, farmer Gay George, farmer Gay William, farmer Heffernan Mrs.Jane, wid Patrick Hollingsworth Hugh F., joiner Johnston John J., farmer Johnston Thomas, farmer Knodle Audrew, farmer Knodle John, farmer Knodle James, tinsmith Knodle William, farmer Lardells William, J.P.Lawson Wellington, farmer Leck Thomas, farmer Logan Isaac, farmer McHaffey John, farmer McKeen David, farmer McKeen William, farmer McQuin William, blacksmith Merson William, farmer Moore David, farmer Moore George, farmer Moore Samuel, farmer Murpby John, tailor Parker Mrs.Amelia, wid Seth Parker George O.H., farmer Penny Mrs.Charlotte, wid William Penny William, farmer Quayl Martin, farmer Ramsey David, J.P.Ramsey Joseph, farmer Rankin John, farmer Reddock James, farmer Sutherland George, farmer \u2018Wallace Charles.farmer Wallace Frederick, farmer allace John, farmer Wheppee Mrs.Emilia, wid William GAYS RIVER ROAD\u2014A farming settlement on the Stewiacke and Shubenacadie roads, township and county of Halifax.Distant from Stewiacke, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 10 miles; from Shu- benacadie, a station of the same railway, 14 miles, fare 75c.; from Halifax 42 miles.Mail five times a week.Population about 180.Annand James, farmer Annand John, basket maker Annand William, jun., farmer Annand William, sen, mason Bell George, farmer Bell Isaac, farmer Bell Thomson, farmer Cassiday George, farmer Cassiday James, farmer Cook Alfred, farmer Cook George, farmer Cook William, farmer Corbett B.Robert, farmer and gold miner Ervin C.Robert, farmer Ervin Charles, farmer Ervin John, farmer Ervin Samuel, jun., farmer Ervin Samuel, sen., carpenter Henderson Robert, carpenter Leck Alexander, car penter Leck Henry, farmer Leck William, farmer McPetridge James, farmer McFetridge John, farmer McKeen E.Charles, farmer Sergeant James, farmer Sergeant Wallace, farmer Taylor Alexander, farmer Taylor B.Robert, tauner and farmer Taylor G.Alexander, tanner Taylor George, farmer Taylor H.James, farmer Taylor H.John, J.P., farmer Teylor James, carpenter Taylor James, framer Taylor John, shocmaker and farmer Taylor T.John, farmer Taylor T.William, farmer Taylor W.Willson, carpenter Taylor William, shoemaker and furmer Wilson Andrew, farmer GAY'S RIVER ROAD (Cools Brook)\u2014A sutilement in the township of Gay's river,county of Colches- ter, Distant from Shubenacadie, station of the Nova Scotia railway, 9 miles, fare 50c.; from Halifax 49 miles, Mail four times o week.Population about 150.Annand David, farmer Annand George, farmer Blades Howard, farmer Cook George, sen., farmer Cook George T., lumberman Cook Robert, farmer Cook William, jun., farmer Cook William, sen, farmer Corbet Joel, lumberman Geddes James, furmer Holemun Berry D., blacksmith Keilough Robert, farmer Landless George, farmer Leck George, lumberman Leek Henry, farmer Leek Robert, farmer Lindsay John, farmer Mitchell Mrs.M., way office McDonald C., farmer McGeorge James, merchant McGeorge William, farmer McHeffey Henry, carpenter McHeffey Robert, jun., farmer McHeffey Robert, sen., farmer McMitchell Samuel, farmer Merson John, farmer Newman William, farmer Ogilvie John, farmer Tays William J., farmer *GEORGEFIELD \u2014 À settlement near the Shubenacadie river, township of Maitland, county of Hants.Distant from Shubenacadie, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 12 miles, fare 75c.; from Halifax 52 miles, fare $1.92, Population about 60.Allison Brien, farmer Bilby Richard, carpenter Clark Archibald, farmer Clarke Joseph, furmer Clarke Robert, farmer Ettenger David, farmer Ettenger William, farmer Kenty John, sawyer Miller George, jun., farmer Miller George, sen., farmer Miller Oliver, farmer Porter Hezekiah, farmer Porter John W., farmer Singer Daniel, farmer Singer John, farmer |GEORGEVILLE\u2014 A village on the north of Cape George, township of Arisaig, county of Antigonish, Dis- *The way office is at Five Mile River, (West).t The way office is called Cape George, north side tant from New Glasgow, a sty; of the Nova Scotia ruilway, 40 a fure $1.50 ; from Pictou 49 miles, Val bi-weekly.Population about 209 | Chisholm Christopher, furmer Chisholin Colin, farmer Chisholm John, furmer Gillis Andrew, furmer Gillis Angus, farmer Gillis ugh, carpenter Gillis John.farmer Grank Colin, storekeeper Ilafferneu John, farmer McDonald Alexander, blacksmith McDonald Colin, furmer McDonald Donald, furmer McDonald Donald, way office, store.kecper ! McDonald John, farmer McDougall Alexander, farmer McDougall Angus, J.P.farmer McDougall John, farmer McDougall Randall, farmer McGillivray rev.Andrew, R.catholie McInnis Donald, storekeeper McInnis James, storekeeper Melsaac Allan, farmer Melsaac Archibald McIsanc Donald, farmer Melsaac John, farmer Melsaac Neil, farmer McKinnon Alexander, farmer McKinnon John, farmer McLean John, farmer McLean Malcolm, farmer McNeil Angus, farmer McNeil Donald, farmer McNeil John, farmer McPherson Alexander, farmer McPherson James, farmer Welsh Martin, farmer GIANT\u2019S LAKE \u2014A scttlementnea the lake of that name, township and county of Guysborough.Dis tant from Hopewell, a station of tht Nova Scotia railway, 40 miles, fron New Glasgow 80 miles, from Guys borough 20 miles.Mail weekly Population about 300.Callahan Bartholomew, farmer Callahan Hugh, farmer Kennedy Donald, farmer McDonald Angus, jun., farmer McDonald Angus, sen., farmer McDonald John McDonald Laughlin, farmer McInnis Angus, farmer Mclsaac Alexander, farmer Melsanc Alexander, farmer.Melsaac Alexander, joiner Melsoac Angus, jun., farmer Melsaac Angus, sen, farmer Melsuac Archibald, jun., farmer Melsanc Archibald, sen., farmer Melsaac Charles, farmer Melsagc Donald, merchant Mclsaac Duncan, jun,, farmer Mclsanc Duncan, sen,, farmer Meclsaac Hugh, farmer Mclsaac John, farmer Melsunc Randal, farmer McLean Alexander, farmer MeLcan Angus, farmer McLean Archibald, farmer McLean Donald, farmer McLean Duncan, farmer McLean John, farmer McNeil Alexander, farmer McNeil Donald, farmer MeNeil John, J.P., way office McLean Johu, jun, farmer McNeil H., sen., farmer NovA ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1593 DIRECTORY.Grr-Goa Neil John, farmer Yona Michael, farmer McPherson Angus, farmer McPherson Donald, farmer McPherson John, sen., farmer McPherson Donald, farmer McPherson William, farmer Sullivan Jeremiah, farmer LBERT COVE\u2014A village on St Marys hay, township of Weymouth, county of Dighy.Distant from Annapolis,à station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 32 miles, fare $1.50 ; from Yarmouth 56 miles, fare $3.25.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 200.Commeau Mark, farmer Commeau Michel, farmer Crowly Cornelius, tailor Crowley John, mariner Donohue Robert, farmer Kenny Abraham, ship carpenter \u2018 Kenny Isaac, carpenter i Kenny Jacques, carpenter i Kenny Jacques, farmer { Kenny Jesse, farmer * Kenny John, shoemaker Kenny Thomas, carpenter Kenny William, farmer Lent Gilbert, farmer McGrath Dennis, shoemaker Mallett Henry, way office, sea captain Melançon Henry, farmer Melançon John J., carpenter Melangon Oliver B., farmer Morrissey John, farmer * Mullan Charlton, blacksmith Mullan John, farmer Mullan John, storekeeper Mullen James, blacksmith ; Oliver John, shoemaker ! Robinson William, farmer Tobedo Célestine, farmer Tobedo Cyprien, farmer i Warner William, farmer { Watkins Benjamin, seaman { WELSH JAMES, J.P., dealer in dry ; goods, groceries, crockery, hardware, boots aud shoes, produce, &c.White Hilaire, farmer White Joseph, farmer White Luke, farmer GLEN\u2014A village on the Lochaber river, township of Dorchester, county of Antigonish.Distant from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 51 miles, fare $3.25; from Pictou 60 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 250.Burk David, teacher ameron Alexander, farmer Cameron Archibald, farmer Cameron Donald, farmer Cameron Dou las, farmer Cameron Hugh, farmer ameron John, farmer Cameron John, tanner Cameron John D., farmer gemeron Mortin, farmer meron William, wheelwri Chisholm William, farmer ght omer Mrs.) wid Fisher David, farmer Gillis Andrew, farmer Gillies Angus, farmer Gillies Hugh, farmer 1hies Hugh, shoemaker William, farmer 5 00dwill Thomag, farmer pes William, farmer (Jonald John, farmer McDonald William, farmer McDonnell William, farmer McGilveray Hugh, shoemaker McGillivray John, farmer McMillan Alexander, farmer McMillar Alexander, miller McMillan Alexander D., farmer McMillan Allan, farmer McMillan Donald, J.P., way offlice MeMillan Malcolm, farmer McNaughton John, farmer McPhee Allan, farmer McPherson Donald, farmer McLellan Hugh, farmer O'Brien Mrs., wid John Stewart Alexander, mason Stewart Angus, farmer Stewart Daniel, farmer Steward Donald, farmer Stewart Duncan, farmer Stewart Hugh, farmer Stewart James, farmer Stewart John A., farmer Stewart Peter, farmer Wall Martin, farmer GLEN ROAD\u2014A settlement on the Sherbrooke and Autigonish post road, township of Dorchester, county of Antigonish.Distant from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 42 miles, fare $2.87}; from Pic- tou 51 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Burk David, teacher Chisholm Allan, farmer Chisholm Hugh, farmer Chisholm John, farmer Chisholm Valentine, farmer Chisholm Mrs., wid Archibald Chisholm John, farmer Chisholm William, farmer Flynn Patrick, farmer Gillis Hugh, farmer Goodwill Donald, farmer Kennedy Alexander, farmer Kennedy John, farmer McDonald Joseph, farmer McGillivray Charles, way office McGillivray John, farmer McGillivray John, J.P., farmer McIsaac John, farmer McLellan Donald, farmer McLellan Hugh, farmer McMaster Angus, farmer McPherson Donald, farmer Thompson Charles, farmer *GLENELG (St.Mary\u2019s)\u2014A settlement near the St Mary\u2019s river, township of St Mary's, county of Guysborough.Distant from New Glasgow a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 47 miles, fare $3; from Pictou 49 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 150.Archibald Alexander, miller Archibald Isaac, farmer Archibald Matthew, postmaster Archibald Samuel, J.P.Archibald William, farmer Cumminger Jesse, farmer Cumminger Samuel, farmer Cunningham Lemuel, farmer Fraser Hugh, farmer Fraser John, farmer Fraser Malcolm, farmer Gordon Hugh, blacksmith Hattie Hugh, farmer Jordon William, farmer Kirk Adam, farmer Kirk David, school teacher * This region was formerly called Forks Middle River.104 Kirk John, farmer Kirk John A, M.P.P.Kirk Kenneth, farmer Ki.k William, farmer McKean Edward, farmer McKenzie Mrs.Catherine, wid Thomas McKenzie Robert, farmer Pitblado rev.Charles B., Presbyterian Ross Donald, farmer Ross Hugh, farmer Taylor Emery, carpenter Whidden Hugh, farmer Whidden Robert, farmer *GLENGARRY A village on the Middle river, township of Egerton, county of Pictou.It is a station of the Nova Scotia railway.Distant from Albion Mines 12 miles, from Pictou 24 miles, from Truro 28 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Cameron William F., J.P., farmer Chisholm James, farmer ° Fraser D., laborer, Nova Scotia railway Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser Duncan, farmer FRASER JOHN, postmaster, station master, and telegraph operator, Nova Scotia railway Fraser John, postmaster Fraser John.saw mill Fraser Robert, farmer Gordon Donald, blacksmith Gordon Robert, farmer Graham David, farmer and dry goods Grant Duncan, assistant station agent Nova Scotia railway Halliday John, farmer McArthur Angus.mason McArthur Hugh, saw mill McCrae Alexander, tailor McCrae Donald, farmer McCrae Thomas, farmer McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonald George, farmer McDonald John, farmer McDonald Hugh, blacksmith McDonald Thomas, farmer McDonald William, farmer McKay Alexander, farmer McKay Duncan, farmer McKenzie Allen, farmer Robertson Henry, saw mill Robertson Roderick, farmer Ross Daniel, farmer Ross David, farmer Thompson Dougall, dry goods and groceries GOAT ISL AND\u2014 village opposite the island of that name, townships of Clements and Granville, county of Annapolis.Distant from Annapolis, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 6 miles, fare 42lc.; from Windsor 90 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 100, Anderson Joseph, farmer Bohaker Andrew, J.P., farmer Bohaker John, storekeeper Clark Richard, farmer Chute Robert, blacksmith Croscup William, farmer Croscup William J., J.P., farmer Kennedy William, M.D.Littlewood John, sea captain Littlewood Silas, sea captain Robblee Joseph, farmer Shafner Benjamin, J.P., farmer * The way office is called Lower Granville. GoL-GoL Shafner James C., way office, merchant Shafner James, sen, farmer Thorne Townsend, farmer Winchester Benjamin, farmer Winchester James, sen captain + GOLD RIVER\u2014A gold district in the township of Chester, county of Lunenburg.Geld was first discovered and it was proclaimed a gold district in 1861.The lodes arc of great width, and the ore raised has given satisfuc- tory assays both of gold and silver, Gold has also been washed from the sand of the river.Distant from Chester 7 miles, from Halifax, the terminus of the Nova Scotia railway, 52 miles.Population about 150.Adams Francis, farmer Adams George, fisherman Adams Isaac, fisherman Buffer Isaac, farmer Delbry John, tarmer Demon David, farmer Demon Nicholas, farmer Eisenhauer Alvin, fisherman Bisenhaur Israel, farmer Graves Anthony, farmer Ham Benjamin, fisherman Hutt Benjamin, farmer Hutt Ephraim, farmer Hutt Gideon, farmer Hutt James, farmer Hutt John, farmer Keddy Benjamin, farmer Keddy Edmond, farmer Keizer Joseph, farmer Keizer Peter, farmer Keizer William, farmer Lawlor George, farmer Lawlor Jacob, farmer Lawlor James, couper Lawlor John, cooper McInnis James, farmer Mosher Benjamin, farmer Mosher Christopher, farmer Rafuse Daniel, farmer Rafuse David, jun., farmer Rafuse David, sen, farmer Rafuse Frederick, farmer Rafuse George, farmer Rafuse Isaac, furmer Rafuse Joseph, farmer Rafuse James, farmer Rafuse Jonn, rarmer Rafuse Paulus, farmer Sauler James, cooper Swinehammer Edward, farmer Swinehammer Henry, farmer Swinehammer John, farmer Swinehammer Philip, farmer Swinehammer Valentine, cooper Vaughan Albert, seaman Vaughan David, farmer Vaughan George, farmer Vaughan John, farmer Veno Daniel, farmer Veno David, farmer Young Jobn, farmer Young Peter, farmer + GOLDENVILLE\u2014A gold district situated in the township of St Mary's, county of Guysborough.Gold was first discovered here in October, 1861.On the 18th of October, when the fact became generally known, over 200 men assembled on the ground, who on that day obtained gold by breaking quartz to the amount of $500.* Also called Western shore.+ Also called Sherbrooke Gold mines.DOMINION A surveyor was immediately sent to the ground with instructions to lay arens and receive applications for leases, and in a short time active mining operations were in progress.Since then those operations have steadily increased, and to-day the mines contain a larger developed aren and give a higher average to the ton of ore and per man than any other in the province.The total yield for 1867 was over 9000 ounces, valued at about $180,000 ; average carnings per man being over $2000.The surveyed gold district embraces a tract of land\u201d three by six miles in extent.The developed mines are at present confined to Goldenville, on the north west side of the River St Mary\u2019s, opposite to Sherbrooke village.The principal lodes are the Hewitt, Blue, McKay, Drysdale, Hayden, Aikens, and the Cumminger.The most productive is the Hewitt the maximun yield being 12 ounces, average yicld 4 0z.p.ton.According to the Gold Commissioners report for 1869 the total yield of gold was 5,546 ounces, valued at $110,920.A substantial bridge has been just completed which connects Goldenville with Sherbrooke.Distant from New Glasgow, à station of, the Nova Scotian railway, 57 miles, fare $3.50 ; from Halifax 150 miles, fare $5.Mail daily.Population about 900.Anderson Alexander, Merchant hotel Angus Alexander, miner Anthony Joseph, miner Archibald Melville, shoemaker Baker Henry, miner Barker William, storekeeper Bears David J., Bears James, sen.Bent Rupert, blacksmith Bowls John, miner Boyd Angus, miner Boyd John, miner Braden Wentworth, miner Bright John, miner Broohoo Henry, shoemaker Brown George, engine driver Buckle Henry, teamster Cahill Matthew, joiner Cameron Angus Cameron Duncan, teamster Cameron William, teamster Campbell Dougald, shoemaker Cappel Renold, teamster Chappell John, miner Chisholm Daniel, miner Chisholm Hugh, miner Chigholm Hugh, teamster Chisholm John, miner Chisholm Kenneth, miner Christie John B., storekeeper Clarke John J., miner Clarke William, engine driver Cruckshanks William, laborer Cumminger Jesse, J.P., way office Cunningham Alexander, shoemaker Cunningham George, miner Decoff James, miner Dickinson J.G., mining agent Duncan James, miner Dunston James, miner Evans John, miner Farrington Calvin, hotelkeeper Figher Alexander, storekeeper Fraser Alexander, miner Fraser James A., miner Fraser Simon H., miner Gaines Andrew, miner Galagher William, laborer 1594 DIRECTORY.[Proviner n Glen Alexander, miner Grant Iliram rum Robert, (camster Hanson Christian, cooper Iurris Samuel ITarrison Charles, miner ITarrison Thomas, shoemaker Harty Joseph, miner Hughficld Albert, miner Haskin Thomas, miner ITerrin Alexander, miner ITollis Keiver, miner Hollis Thomas, miner Ireland Alexander James Thomas, miner Leat Charles, miner Lee John, miner Leitcher Joseph, miner Leslie Neil, miner LOVELL JOIIN, printer and publisher of the Canadian Dominion Directory; Province of Ontario Directory ; Province of Quebec Directory ; Province of Nova Scotia Directory ; Province of New Brunswick Directory ; Province of Newfoundland Directory ; Province of Prince Edward Island Directory; Montreal City Directory ; general book and job printer and blank book manufacturer, 23 and 25 St Nicholas street, Montreal, Quebec.McDaniel David, laborer McDonald Alexander, blacksmith McDonald Alexander, miner McDonald Angus, miner McDonald Daniel, miner McDonald John, miner McDonald Jolin R., miner McDonald John S., miner McDonald Laughlin, miner McDonald William, miner McDonell Alexander, teamster McDougall Roderick, miner McEachran Allen, teamster McEachran Angus, miner McEachran Collin, joiner McEachran John, J.P.Mc¢Eachran Neil, jun., blacksmith MeFarlane Malcolm, machinist McGilvray Alexander, miner McGilvray Angus, miner McGilvray Daniel, miner McGilvray John, miner McGrath Daniel, miner McIntosh Hiram, miner McIntosh Roderick, miner McIntosh Thomas, miner Mclsanc Angus, miner Meclsanc Hugh, miner McKay Donald, laborer McKay John, miner McKay Roderick, miner McKay Wallace, miner McKeen John A., blacksmith McKenzie Alexander, miner McKenzie Daniel, teamster McKenzie Donald, engineer McKenzie Donald, miner McKenzie William, miner McKin Lawrence J., merchant McKinnon John, miner McLane John, miner McLane Neil, joiner McLean Jol, J.P.McLean Norman McLean William, overseer McLean William, tenmsier McLeod George, miner McLeod Hugh, miner McLeod John, joiner McLeod John, miner McLeod Oliver, miner McNab John, storekeeper MeNorton Robert, engine driver NOVA SCOTIA] DOMINION 1595 DIRECTORY.Gor-Gos AcPherson Alexander, miner McPherson caplain John di IcQuarrie John C., engine driver Johu IL, miner hi cQuarrie Neil, jun, miner MeQuarrie Neil, sen, miner KeQuarrie Simon, miner Malay John, miner Alalay Robert, miner Malay Thomas, minér Rlathewson William, miner Kay William, miner Biciman John, miner Morris John, miner {unroe James, miner hock Seth, blacksmith Nicholas John, miner Nichols George, miner ickerson Edmund, miner ickerson Nelson, miern Julton Charles, miner Pasco John, miner Perry David, miner Phelan David, teamster hillips William, miner olson William, miner oltson David, urdy George, engineer edmond John, miner obert William, miner obinson Hugh, blacksmith obinson Thomas, miner [Ross Daniel, miner [Ross George, storekeeper [Seamans Frederick, blacksmith [Scamans John, miner inclair Marshall, storekeeper Sincoek John, miner Smith Alexander, miner Swith James, miner Stephen Andrew P., miner Stephen Charles, miner Stevenson James, miner Stewart Alexander, miner utherland Angus, tailor Taylor Samuel, miner Taylor Thomas, laborer Thompson William Turnbull Archibald, teamster [Warren James, mining agent Varren James, sen, mining agent Watters James, miner Wells John, miner Wells William, miner est Israel, miner Whalen Richard, engineer White John, engineer William Alexander, miner Williams Henry \u2019 William John, miner Winsby Matthew, merchant (right Robert, amalgamator ight William, engineer wickle Francis, mining agent > Goosr HARBOR\u2014A scttlement ; Yorlhumberland strait, township of ord, county of Guysborough.Dis- oN ou Guysborough 11 miles, trom gon lasguw, a station of the Nova os 12 railway, 77 miles, fare from ayrborough to New Glasgow $5 Ai Weekly.Population about 100° Brennan Mi aan Michael, farmer mes W., \u2018way vffice, fisherman Pong Way office is called Oyster Carr John, farmer Carr Peter, farmer Carr Robert, farmer Carr Robert, fisherman Carr William, fisherman Chisholm John, jun., fisherman Chisholm John, sen, farmer Grant Robert, farmer Grady John, fisherman Grady Robert, fisherman Grady William, fisherman Kavanagh James, farmer Kay James, farmer Kay Robert, farmer Kay Thomas, farmer Kelly James, cooper Parker Frederick, fisherman Parker James, fisherman GORE\u2014A village in the interior, township of McLean, county of Hants.It has some fine formations of granite, and also deposits of slate; both are being quarried.Gold has also been discovered in limited quantities.Distant from Elmsdale, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 16 miles, fare Tse.; from Halifax 46 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Blois Cornelius, tarmer Blois Daniel, blacksmith Blois Daniel, farmer Blois Henry.farmer Blois Richard S.farmer CAMERON DONALD A.F, shoemaker Custance William, blacksmith Dodds Nathan, farmer Dodds William, furmer Fielding George, shoemaker Grant Donald, carpenter Grant George, farmer Grant James, tailor Grant John, farmer Grant William, carpenter Grant William, farmer Hamilton Isaac, farmer Hamilton Leonard.farmer Murdoch William, carpenter Scott James A., storekeeper Scott John T., tarmer Thompson Daniel, way office Thompson Joseph, farmer * GOSHEN (Colchester)\u2014ÀA settlement in the interior, district of à Stewiacke, county of Colchester.* Distant from Truro, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 24.miles; from _ Halifax 85 miles.Population about \u201c 160.Blackie Mrs.Mary.wid William Cox Duncan, blacksmith Cox G.R., farmer Cox Jotham B., farmer Creclmau Hugh, farmer Croker James, farmer Fisher R.S., farmer Fraser Daniel, farmer Fraser David, fuller Fraser William, miller Geddes Robert, farmer Gourley Gilbert, plasterer Gourley James, mason Gourley John, farmer Gourley Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas Gourley Peter, plasterer Gourley Samuel, farmer Gourley William, farmer Gourley Wilson, mason Graham Hugh, farmer Graham William, farmer Heury Daniel, farmer *The way office is at Upper Stewiacke.Henry Gilbert, farmer Henry Miles, firmer Jeffers John, plasterer Jeffers William, farmer Kaulback Henry, farmer Kaulback Mrs.Plizabeth, wid Johnston Lawson David, joiner Stewart David, farmer Stewart Jumes, farmer Taylor Mrs.Catherine, wid Robert Taylor James, farmer Taylor Robert, trader Taylor Walter, farmer Wright Ephraim, farmer Wright Jacob, jun., farmer Wright Jacob, sen., farmer Wright James, farmer Wright Moses, jun., farmer Wright Moses, sen., farmer Wright Solomon, farmer Wright Solomon, jun., f:rmer Wright William, farmer Wright William, jun., miller GOSHEN (Guysborough)\u2014A settlement near the St Mary's river township of St Mary's, county of Guysborough.Distant from Sherbrooke 22 miles, from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 78 miles, fare $4.50.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Baucher George, farmer Besancon Stephen, farmer Cummings Allen, mason orbes Robert, farmer Forbes John, farmer Forbes William, farmer Henephan Edward, farmer Harne John, brickmaker Hill Hugh, farmer Horne William, farmer McDonald John, carpenter McDonald John, farmer McIntosh Alexander, farmer Mclntosh Peter, farmer McKennon Duncan, miller Nichol Charles, farmer Nichols George, farmer Nichols Hardy, blacksmith Nichol Samuel, farmer Nichol Theodore, farmer Polson David, farmer Polson Hugh, farmer Polson John, farmer PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA DIRECTORY, published by John Lovell, Montreal, Que Robertson Donald, farmer Sears Andrew, farmer Sears Thomas, farmer Sinclair Alexander Sinclair Alexander.J.P., farmer Sinclair Andrew, farmer Sinclair Daniel, way office, farmer Sinclair Donald, farmer Sinclair Hugh, blacksmith Sinclair James, farmer Sinclair James D., carpenter Sinclair James M., farmer Smelair John, farmer Sinclair John, farmer Sinclair John, J.P., miller Sinclair Robert, farmer Sinclair Ronald, farmer Sinclair Simon, carriagemaker Sinclair William, farmer Sutherland Alexander, carpenter Sutherland D.J., farmer Sutherland John, farmer Tate Alexander, farmer Tate Henry, farmer T te James, farmer Wall James, tarmer GRA-GRA DOMINION 1596 DIRECTORY, [PROVINCE op *GRAFTON\u2014A settlement in the interior, North district, county of Queen's.Distant from Annapolis, a station of the Windsor and Anuapolis railway, 30 miles, fare $2.25; from Liverpool 40 miles.Population about 100.Butler Aaron, farmer Cannon William, farmer Chelsea Nelson, farmer Cushing William, farmer Forest Robert, farmer Freeman John, farmer Hunt Eldred, farmer Hunt Ephraim, farmer Katherines Peter, farmer Katherines Robert, farmer Keith Jos.C., farmer Kempton Francis, jun., farmer Minard George R., farmer Mosher Uriah, farmer Porter John, carpenter Ritcey Lewis, farmer Rodgers Peter, farmer Shafner Andrew, farmer Smith Edward, farmer Wier Freeman, shoemaker Wier John, farmer Wier Samuel.farmer jGRAFTON CORNER\u2014A settlement in tbe interior, township of Cornwallis, county of King's.Distant from Waterville, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 231 miles, fare 25c.; from Windsor 36 miles, fare $1.25.Population about 200.Best John B., farmer Best Leonard, shoemaker Boles George, blacksmith Brooks John, mason Brown Absolom, farmer Brown Andrew, farmer Colman Thomas, farmer Conden Samuel, carpenter Craig James, teacher \u2019 Craig William, farmer Dennick James, laborer Dodge Thomas, farmer Johnson James, farmer Marshall Samuel Murphy David, carpenter Parker Enoch, farmer Parker George, farmer Peerce Benjamin, farmer Pinco George, farmer Porter George, farmer Sanford Charles, farmer Sandford Mark, farmer Thomas Henry, farmer Weldon Thomas, carpenter West Adolphus Wheaton Robert, carpenter White Henry White Henry, merchant White William, farmer Woodworth Oliver, farmer GRAND ANSE, C.B.\u2014A farming settlement situated on Lennox pas- gage, township of Lennox, county of Richmond.Distant from Port Hawkesbury 21 miles, fare by a daily stage $1.75; to Sydney 84 miles, fare $3.75.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 250.Burn John, fisherman Cameron John, farmer Campbell George, farmer Furguson Donald, farmer +The way office is at Kempt.{The way office is at Buckley's.Furguson Lauchlin, farmer Hill William, fisherman Kiley Lawrence, fisherman McDonald Colin, farmer McDougall Donald, farmer McInnis Donald, farmer McIntyre John, farmer McKenzie Hugh farmer McLean Allan, jun, way office keeper, farmer McLean Allan, sen., farmer ] McLean Angus, farmer McLean Donald, farmer McLean Hugh, farmer McLean Hugh, miller McPhee Firmin, farmer McPhee Michael, farmer McPherson Mrs., wid Alexander, farmer McPhill Neil, farmer McRae Alexander, farmer McRae George, furmer McRae Mrs., wid Alexander, farmer Madden Edward, furmer Murray George, farmer Potty Joseph, fisherman Thilault Peter, farmer Thilault Sylvestre, farmer GRANDIGUE FERRY, North side, C.B.A farming and fishing settlement situated on the north side of Lennox passage, township of Arichat, county of Richmond.Distant from Arichat 7 miles, fare 50c ; from Port Hawkesbury 24 miles, fare by a daily stage $1.75 ; from Sydney TG miles, fare $4.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 200.Bennett Simon, fisherman Bulger Patrick, butcher Cavanagh Alexander, fisherman Cavanagh Daniel, fisherman Cavanagh James, fisherman Donohoe George, fisherman Donohoe Miles, fisherman Doyle Michael, farmer and fisherman Fraser David, way office, storekeeper Jeffry John, fisherman Joyce Simon, fisherman Landry Benjamin, fisherman Landry Elias, fisherman Landry James, farmer Landry Michael, farmer LeBlanc Paul, fisherman Lendon Benjamin, jun., fisherman Lendon Benjamin, sen., fisherman McDonald Donald, ferryman McDougall Hugh, farmer McLean Allan, farmer McRae William, farmer Marchant Benjamin, fisherman Marchant Désiré, fisherman Marchant Edward, farmer Marchant Elie, seaman Marchant Felix, fisherman Marchant Isaac, fisherman Marchant John, jun., fisherman Marchant John, sen., farmer Robichau Joseph, seaman Sampson Abraham, sen., fisherman Sampson Bastien, fisherman Sampson Bastien, sen., fisherman Sampson Edward, fisherman Sampson Elie, fisherman Sampson John, fisherman Sampson Joseph, jun., fisherman Sampson Joseph, sen., farmer Sampson Suplien, fisherman GRANDIGUE FERRY South side, C.B.\u2014 A fishing and farming gettlement situated on Isle Madame, south s'de of Lennox passage, township of Aric.at, county of Rich- mond.Distant from Arichat 7 mile fare 60c.; from Port Hawkesbury % miles, fare $1.60; from Sydney 7 miles, faro $4.50.Mail tri-weekly, Population about 50.Boudreau Isidore, farmer Boudreau Peter, scumun Campbell Hugh, ferryman Clough Daniel, way office, storekeeper Clough James G., farmer Shannon Patrick, farmer GRAND NARROWS, O.B, \u20144 farming setilemoent on the Strait of Burra, township of Baddeck, county of Victorin.Distant from Baddeck 3 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 100.Campbell Angus, farmer Campbell Archibald, farmer Campbell Dermott, farmer Campbell Hector, farmer McNein Colin, farmer McNeil Donald, farmer McNeil Hector, farmer McNeil John, farmer McNeil John S., J.P., way office, farmer McNeil Malcolm, farmer McNeil Michael, farmer McNeil Roderick, farmer *GRAND PRE \u2014A very beautiful and romantic village on the shore of the Basin of Minas, an arm of the Bay of Fundy, in the township of Horton, countyof King's.This was one of the first European settlements in the province, a party of French Acadians, under M.De Monts having landed here as early as 1604.It is also rich in traditional lore, being the scene of Longfellow\u2019s Evangeline.The Pré with its 10 square miles of dyle skirting the Basin of Minas at one of its most romantic points, with Blomidon in the distance, presents one of the grandest scenes to be obtained in the province.It is a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway.Distant from Windsor 15 miles, fare 50c.; from Hali- fux, 60 miles.A packet sails for Parrs- borough once a week, distant about 31 miles, fare $1.The [Western Union Telegraph Co.hasan office here.Mail daily.Population about 600.ACACIA VILLA SEMINARY, Arthur McN.Patterson, principal Angus Joseph, farmer Armstrong John, shoemaker Armstrong John E., farmer Armstrong Joseph, blacksmith Avery James, farmer Avery Samuel, farmer Beattie Harris, farmer Benttio Thomas, farmer Bishop Comstock, farmer BORDEN ANDREW, station agen Windsor and Annapolis railway Borden Lemuel, farmer Borden Mrs.Margaret, wid John Borden Mrs.Annie, wid David, hotel Bowser Joseph, farmer Brown Augustus, farmer Brown William, farmer Brown John, laborer, Buchanan John, farmer Butler Philip, laborer Caldwell Joseph, farmer Coffil Charles, mariner Ooffil Daniel, mariner Crane Mrs.Louisa, wid James N.* The post office is called Lower Horto? NovA ScorIA.] DOMINION 1597 DIRECTORY.GRA-GRA Crane William, J.P, farmer Crowell Michael laborer Cummings Mrs.Margaret, wid George Cutten George 5., railway contractor Davis David, laborer Davis John, farmer Dennison L.Palmer, farmer Dennison Mrs.Nancy, wid Sherman Dikens Thomas, laborer Doherty Edward, farmer Dorman Theodore, farmer Doull William, mason Duncanson Andrew, farmer Duncanson Martin, carpenter Bye Frederick, laborer Falkner John, blacksmith Falkner William, farmer Farrell Bernard, teacher Farris Edward, laborer Farris James, laborer Fisher John, J.P.Forsyth William, farmer Fuller George, J.P., farmer Fuller Howard, farmer Fuller J.N., M.D.Fuller James, furmer Fuller Kinsman, farmer Fuller Mrs.Euphenia, wid Fuller Nathan, farmer Fuller Wesley, farmer Gilmore Hibbert, farmer Gilmore William, farmer Graham Mrs.Jane, wid Isaac Gray David, farmer Hamilton Edward, farmer Hamilton George, J.P.Hamilton James, farmer Hardacre Norman, farmer Harkins William, shoemaker Harris Albert, farmer Harris Constant, farmer Harris Edward, farmer Harris Henry, farmer Harris Israel, farmer Harris John, farmer Harris Laird Harris Lysander, farmer Harris Smith, farmer Harvey George, J.P., farmer Heustis rev.Stephen F., Wesleyan James Thomas, laborer Johnston rev.George, Wesleyan Kelley James, farmer Kelley John, farmer Kennedy Thomas, farmer Killman Daniel, farmer Killman Samuel, mariner Laird James, J.P., surveyor Lane Thomas, pensioner Lawrence John, farmer Lyman Abraham, joiner Lyman Charles, farmer Lyman Thomson, farmer ¥cDonld Rory, employee, Windsor and Annapolis railway McDonald William, farmer MeGorman J ohn, farmer McIntosh Stephen, farmer y Kennie John, trader pchatehy Edw., postmaster, storekeeper aitland William, farmer Martin Albert, farmer Martin George, farmer Martin J chinl, farmer Martin Perry, farmer \\ essom Thomas, farmer Husson William, 1.borer | itchell Albert, farmer Mitchell Hugh, farmer litchner Elisha, shoemaker orine Richard, laborer orine Thomas, farmer Nouroe Allen, laborer Nowlan Henry, farmer Owens Charles, blacksmith Palmeter Charles, farmer Parsons Andrew, farmer PATTERSON ARTHUR McN., principal of Acacia Villa seminary Patterson Dawson, farmer Patterson Joseph, farmer Pickles George laborer PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA DIRECTORY, John Lovell, publisher, Montreal, Que.Rathburn J ohn, farmer Simpson James, farmer Simpson John, farmer Simson Miss Ada, school teacher Spencer Edward, laborer Stewart John, farmer Stewart Robert, farmer Stewart William, farmer Taylor George, farmer Taylor John S., farmer Taylor William, farmer Trenholm Edward, farmer Trenholm George, farmer Trenholm John, farmer Trenholm Robert, farmer Trenholm William, farmer Trenholm William, jun., farmer Tuzo Thomas, mariner Vaughn Chipman, farmer Vaughn John, J.P., farmer Watson W.A., storekeeper Whalen Patrick, shoemaker White Edward P.GRAND RIVER, C.B.\u2014A farming settlement situated on the river of the same name, township of Maitland, county of Richmond.Distant from Port Hawkesbury 55 miles, from Sydney 48 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 150.Finlayson Archibald, carpenter Finlayson Donald, storekeeper Finlayson Duncan, carpenter McAuley Donald, farmer McKay Alexander, farmer McKay Donald, farmer McLellan Alexander, sea captain McLellan John, sea captain Mathewson Alexander, trader Mathewson Hector, storekeeper Mathewson John, farmer Murchison Alexander, farmer Murchison Hector, way office keeper, blacksmith Murchison John, blacksmith Ross rev.James, Presbyterian Smith John, miller U qubart Alexander sea captain GRANT(THE)\u2014A settlement in the interior of Chester, county of Lunen- burg.Distant from Chester 9 miles, from Halifax, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 54 miles ; fare from Halifax to Chester $2.50.Mail biweekly.Population about 50.Henniger Frederick, farmer Henniger Harvey, shoemaker Henniger Hiram, school teacher Henniger James, trader Henniger John, farmer Millett Charles C., farmer Millett John, farmer Millett Joseph, farmer Rafuse Daniel, farmer Rafuse Isaac, cooper Rafuse James, cooper Rafuse John, farmer Rafuse Paul, farmer Whalen David, farmer Whalen John, farmer Whalen Thomas, farmer GRANVILLE FERRY \u2014A village on the north side of the Annapolis river, township of Granville, county of Annapolis, A ferry is constantly employed between here and Annapolis.Distant from Annapolis, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, { a mile, fare 7c; from Kentville, 50 miles ; from Halifax, 129 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300.Amberman David, shipwright Armstrong Whitman, farmer Bent Jacob, sea captain Bingay George T., M.D.Bogart & Smith, Misses, dressmakera Buckley Edward, caulker Bunton Joseph D., M.D.Calnek Morris, school teacher Carter John, farmer Collins John, mariner DeBlois rev.Henry ch of England Delap Lawrence, ship builder Delap Robert, storekeeper Fowler Burkett, sea captain Gilliatt George, farmer Gilliatt James, farmer Gilliatt William H., master mariner Goldsmith Charles, ship carpenter Halfyard Joseph, farmer Hardwick Alexander, carriagemaker Hall Samuel, storekeeper Hall Reed, hotelkeeper Ingles David, ferryman Ingles Robert, boarding house Irvine Hugh, shoemaker James Daniel, blacksmith Johnson John, storekeeper Lenterny Israel, storekeeper Lenterny Jeremiah, laborer Levi rev.Johnson, Wesleyan Lorenzo Oliver, shipwright Lyons James, school teacher Lyons John, shoemaker McCormack William, merchans McCormick Samuel, storekeeper MeGucken William McKay Donald, ship carpenter McNeil George, shoemaker Messenger Delbert, blacksmith Messenger Joshua, shoemaker Mills David, farmer Mills George, timber surveyor Mills John, storekeeper Mills Robert, farmer Mills Robert, ship builder Neville George, master mariner Parker Albert, butcher Parker Marsden, farmer Parker William, sea captain Pickel Christopher, storekeeper Pickup Samuel, storekeeper Quinlan Jeremiah, joiner Reed Fletcher, hotelkeeper Rhodes Perkins, undertaker Robinson John, cabinetmaker Ryerson Gilbert, livery stable Smith John, farmer Smith William, sea captain Sturk Benjamin, farmer Tomlinson Joseph, sea captain Troop Alfred, way office, storekeeper Troop Israel, farmer Troop Stephen, farmer Vroom Frederick, blacksmith Wade Job, shoemaker Wallace rev.Isaiah, M.A, Baptist Waterspoon William, farmer Webb Lecain, ship carpenter Welsh Morris, shoemaker \u2018Willett Lawrence, storekeeper Willett Walter, merchant Willett William, farmer Wright Edward, pump and blockmaker GrA-GRE DOMINION 1598 DIRECTORY.Ù [PROVINCE op Wright Harris, engraver and painter Wylie Robert, shoe manufacturer Young Timothy, joiner *GRAY\u2019S WOOD A small settlement in the township of Clements, county of Annapolis.Distant from Annapolis, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 7 miles, fare 50c.; from Liverpool 63 miles, fure $3.50.Population about 120.Brown Charles, laborer Brown Richard, sen, carpenter Dunn John, farmer Dunn Jol, laborer Dunn Moses, turmer Dunn Moses S., farmer Harnish Alexander, farmer Orde George, farmer Orde James, farmer McClellan David, sen., mill owner McDowell Hugh, farmer McLellan David, saw mill Mailman Cyrus, laborer Mailman George, farmer Mailman Joseph, farmer Munroe Alf.Orde Avard, farmer Orde Edward, farmer Orde James, farmer Orde William, lumberman Sebbans William, sen., laborer Sebbans William, farmer Spun Anthony, farmer Spurr Anthony, farmer Sullivan James, laborer Vedito Edmund C., machinist Wile Aaron J., lumberman GREAT HILL\u2014 À settlement in the township and county of Queens.Distant from Liverpool 2 miles, from Annapolis, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 72 miles, fare from Liverpool to \"Annapolis $4 ; from Halifax 77 miles.Population about 70.Annis Dean, farmer Annis Dean jun., joiner Annis Francis, jun., farmer Annis Francis, sen, farmer Annis S:muel, sailmaker Annis Stephen, sailmaker Annis Thomas, joiner Crosby Edwin, carpenter Freeman John, farmer Freeman Joseph, farmer Freeman William, seaman Gray William, blockmaker Mestner Jacob, farmer Nickerson James, mill owner Nickerson James W., master mariner Nickerson Thomas, mill owner Smith Spencer, master mariner Wolf Fleury, farmer GREAT VILLAGE\u2014A village near near the head of Cobequid bay, township of Londonderry, county of Col- chester.Distant from Truro, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 18 miles, fare $1.25; from Amherst 46 miles, fare $5.Mail daily.Population about 600.Archibald William, farmer Atkins John M., clerk Blackie Harris, tailor Blackie James, clerk Blackie John M., of McLellan & Blackie Boomer William, tanner * The way office is at Milford.t The post office is at Liverpool.Boyce James, laborer Campbell John M., J.P.shoemaker Chisholm Alexander, farmer Chisholm James H., farmer Chisholm Jolin W., farmer Chisholm Malcolm, farmer Chisholm William, master mariner Christie Daniel, farmer Christie David, laborer Condon John, master mariner Copp Alexander, tanner Corbett James, laborer Corbet Silas, tanner Crowe Amos, laborer Crowe Robert, laborer Crow Silas, laborer Cunnnings David, mason Cummings Robert, mason Davidson David A., collector of custom Davidson George Ww, farmer Dill John, seaman Dill Robert, master mariner Donkin Willian, farmer Douglass James, laborer Fife James, farmer Fountain Amos, joiner Fulton Joseph, J.P, laborer Fulton Mrs.Joseph, saloon Gourley James, storekeeper Gourley Thomas, storekeeper Grant rev.Robert, Presbyterian Hill Amos, of McLellan, lill & Co.Hill Samuel, laborer Johnston Alexander, carriagemaker Johnston Gardner, joiner Kent Daniel, teamster Lawhead James, blacksmith Lovett George, laborer Layton Charles, joiner Layton Isra, J.P.Layton Jacob, farmer Layton Leander C., storekeeper Lindon Archibald, farmer Lindsay Samuel, carriagemaker Lyons Michael, tinsmith McCullaugh Alfred, farmer McCullaugh John, farmer McElman Matthew, farmer McKim George, farmer McKim Leander, farmer McKim Robert, farmer McKim William, J.P.McLean Neil, laborer McLellan Andrew W., of McLellan & Blackie, way office keeper McLellan Benjamin, shoemaker McLellan & Blackie, storekeepers McLellan George, J.P., master mariner McLellan George B., farmer McLellan, Hill & Co., storckeepers McLellan Josiah, master mariner McLellan Mrs.Mary, wid Archibald McLellan Robert N.B., of McLellan, Hill & Co.McLellan Samuel L., laborer McLeod Douglas, shoemaker McRobert William, M.D.Mahon Mrs.Eliza, wid John Mahon Mrs.Ellen, wid William Mahon Mrs.Hannah, wid Joseph Mahon Isaac L., farmer Maxwell Robert, farmer Moorash Henry G., tailor Morrison Mrs.Mary, wid Benjamin Norman Spencer, joiner (YBrien Gotham, storekeeper Peppard Alexander, joiner Peppard Allen, farmer Peppard Charles, farmer Peppard George, blacksmith eppard James, farmer Peppard John, farmer Peppard John L., M.D.Peppard Joseph, farmer Peppard Mrs.Mary, wid Joseph Peppard Samuel L., farmer Peppeard Daniel C., blacksmith Peppeurd Jonathan B., farmer | Peppenrd Lawrence, farmer Reading William IB.storekeeper Scott Hugh, laborer | Sinclair Krôhibald.joiner ' Spencer Allen, farmer Spencer David, blacksmith Spencer John, farmer Spencer Suther, farmer Spencer Samuol G., joiner Trott Henry, farmer Upham Menry C., school inspector Urquhart Jones, blacksmith Vance Boyne, laborer Vance David, farmer Vance Patrick, thrmer Vance Peter, shoemaker Wilkie rev.Alexander, Preshyterian Yuill John, farmer Yuill Joseph M, farmer Yuil] Mrs.June, wid l'homas * GREENFIELD (Kingx)\u2014A settlement five imles south of Gasperaux, in the township of Horton, county of King's.Distant from Wolfville, 5 station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 17 miles, fare 50c.; from Windsor 21 miles, fare $1.121.Population about 100, Croft Jacob, lumber dealer Davidson J.T., farmer Davidson Maxwell, lumber dealer Davidson Thomas A, farmer Farrell George, farmer Farrell Henry, lumber dealer Farrell John, farmer Fielding Hiram, farmer Fuller W.H., farmer Gould Judson, farmer Graham Jeremiah, farmer Graham John, farmer Millet Nathaniel, miller Robinson Jacob, lumber dealer Vaughan Allan, lumber dealer Vaughan D.W.C., farmer Vaughan James, farmer Vaughan James J., farmer Vaughan Joseph, miller Vaughan William, lumber dealer 1 GREENFIELD (Queens)\u2014A sel: tlement on the Liverpool and Annapolis post road, north district, county of Queen\u2019s.Distant from Annapolis a station of the Windsor and Anns olis railway, 50 miles, fare $4.; from Liverpool 19 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 100.Achilles rev.Henry, Baptist Cole Millard, sen., farmer Treeman Edward H., lumberman Freeman Gorebam, farmer Freeman Henry G., hotelkeeper Freeman Nathaniel, J.P., way oilice Freeman Richard, lumberman Freeman William B., farmer Harlow Robert, farmer Harling Jacob, farmer Hunt Samuel, farmer Hunt Simon, J.P.Hunt Stewart, farmer Miles Barnabas, farmer Nickerson Albert, farmer Robar Edward, blacksmiht Shankle Joseph, farmer Smith George, farmer Tippert James, farmer * The way office is at Gaspereaux.t Lately callod Ponhools. Nova ScoTia.] DOMINION 1599 DIRECTORY.Gre-GUL + GREEN HARBOR\u2014A ment on the and county Shelburne, of settle- Atlantic coast, township \u2019 Dis- Archibald Robert, farmer Blackie Charles R., farmer Blakie Alexander, farmer tant from Shelburne, a landing of] Blakie John, farmer the Halifux and Yarmouth steamer, Population about 17 miles, fare $2.200.Bellong Joseph fisherman Bellong Samuel, fisherman Brient James, fisherman Brown William, farmer Burke Charles, farmer Burke Elisha, fisherman Crowell James, farmer Dall John W., J.l., carpenter Dall Fhomaz, farmer Day John, furmer ; Ensiow Adolphus, jun, fisherman Enslow Adolphus, sen, farmer Enslow George, mariner Enslow Isauc, fisherman Enslow William, fisherman Farington Alfred, fisherman Farington Collins, fisherman Farington George, fisherman Farington John, fisherman Tarington Joseph, fisherinan Farington Stephen, mason Farington William, fisherman Firth Robert, fisherman Hegan John, mariner Hiltz Alexander, farmer Hiltz John, farmer Hiltz John, jun., fisherman \u2018 Hiltz Reuben, fisherman SRD A EE Huskins Elisha, fisherman Huskins Henry, laborer Locke Albert, fisherman Locke Ebenezer, fisherman McKenzie James, farmer McKenzie John N., carpenter Meisenhaur Henry, fisherman Meisenhaur John, fisherman Milton John, mariner Ockerman Henry, farmer Seaboyer John, fisherman Stephens George, fisherman Stephens James, sen., farmer Stuart Charles, jun., fisherman Stuart Doran, fisherman Stuart Isaac, fisherman Stuart William, fisherman Swinesburg Edward, laborer Townsend Frederick, farmer Townsend James, fisherman Williams Abraham, fisherman Williams Collin, master mariner Williams Edward, fisherman Williams George, fisherman Williams Henry, mariner Williams James, fisherman Williams John A., farmer Williams Johu A., mariner Williams John, jun., fisherman Williams John, sen., fisherman Williams Joseph, farmer Williams Joseph H., farmer Williams Paul, fisherman Williams Samuel, fisherman Williams Samuel, sen, fisherman Williams Thomas, fisherman Williams Uriah, fisherman Young James, fisherman Young J ohn, fisherman [GREEN HILL\u2014A villa RE) - ge ou the east side of West river, township and county of Pictou, Distant fromPictou, & station of the Nova Scotia railway, 7 miles, fare T5c.: frou i \\ .un Trur S opulation about 200, ur 50 miles.* The way office is at Lockport.t The way office is at Durham.Blakie Richard, farmer Blukie Thomas, carpenter Cameron Finlay, farmer Clark Abram, farmer Clarke William 8., farmer Cruickahanks Duncan, farmer Douglas Hugh, farmer Falconer Alexander, blacksmith Falconer John, J.P, blacksmith Forbes Kenneth, farmer Fraser Charles, farmer Fraser Alexander, tailor Fraser John, rake factory Fraser Thomas, farmer Gray Alexander, farmer Halliday Henry, carpenter Halliday James, carpenter McCabe: Elinkim, furmer McCabe William, farmer McCoul Robert, blacksmith McDonald Daniel, J.P., farmer McDonald James, merchant McDonald Peter, farmer McDonald Thomas, farmer McEwen John, farmer McKenzie George W., farmer McKenzie John, farmer McKenzie Kenneth, farmer McKenzie William, farmer McLellan Daniel, J.P., farmer Mathewson William, farmer Miller Lawrenc:, J.P., farmer Munsie Andrew J., shoemaker Munsie John, farmer Munsie William, farmer Patterson rev.George, Presbyterian PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA DIRECTORY, John Lovell, publisher, Montreal, Que GREEN WI1CH\u2014A pleasant village on the line of the Windsorand Annapo- lisrailway, township of Horton.county of King's.Distant from Windsor, the north-eastern terminus of the line, 20 miles, fare 43c.; from Annapolis 64 miles.The station is called Port Williams.Mail daily.Population about 150.Barron William, shoemaker Beckman Nicholas, tanner Bishop Arthur H., storekeeper Bishop Edward Russell, J.P., farmer Bishop Gustavus E., farmer Bishop James L., mail courier Brown John S., section master Windsor and Annapolis railway Bishop Samuel H., mason Forsyth Edward B., farmer Forsyth Elijah, farmer Forsyth Enoch A., J.P.postmaster, station agent Forsyth Harris, blacksmith Griffin Eli, farmer Griffin Lawson À, farmer Griffin Vernon, farmer Johnson Frederick C., farmer Johnson Edwin, farmer Johnson Frederick C., farmer Johnson John W., farmer Johnson Leonard, farmer Loveless Isaac, farmer Manning James, J.P, blacksmith Morton rev.Arthur D, Wesleyan Moore Stephen D., farmer Neary Henry, farmer WINDSOR AND ANNAPOLIS RAILWAY, Enoch A.Forsyth, J.P, agent Woodman John, shoemaker Woodman John W., boot and shoemaker * GROSSES COQUES\u2014A seftlement on St Mary's bay, township of Clare, county of Digby.Distant from Dig- by 26 miles, fare $1.50; from Annapolis, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 44 miles, fare $2.95; from Windsor 128 miles.Population about 300.Belliveau Anselme, farmer Belliveau Augustin, farmer Belliveau Charles, farmer Belliveau Joseph, farmer Belliveau Pierre, farmer Belliveau Rupert, farmer Bournouf François, farmer Comeau Celestin.farmer Comeau Charles B., furmer Comeau Etienne, farmer Comeau Mark D., farmer Dugas Augustin, farmer Dugas Christopher, farmer Dugas Jean, farmer Dugas Olivier, farmer Dugas Volutien, farmer Leblanc Ange R., storekeeper Leblane Augustin, farmer Leblanc Charles, farmer Leblanc Jozeph, farmer Leblanc Maximin, earpenter Leblanc Pierre.farmer Leblanc Severin, carpenter Melancon Ambroise, farmer Melançon Augustin, farmer Melançon Augustin, sea captain Melançon Benjamin, farmer Melançon Celesiin, farmer Melançon Charles, farmer Melançon François, farmer Melançon Jean Bie., sea captain Melancon Jean, mariner Melancon Maurice, farmer Maillet Mark, mariner Robichaux Charles, farmer Therien Henry, farmer Thibeau Isidore Thibodeau Pierre, carpenter GROSS POINT, C.B.\u2014A farming scttlement situated on the south side of Boularderie Island, township of St Patrick.county of Cape Breton.Distant from Sydney 26 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Fraser John Knock Solomon, farmer McDonald Murdoch, J.P., way office, farmer McKenzie John, mill owner McKinnou Alexander, farmer McLean Alexander, carriagemaker McLean Angus, blacksmith McLean Donald, J.P., farmer McLean Norman, farmer Ross John, M.P.P., farmer GULF SHORE \u2014 À settlement on Northumberland strait, district of Pugwash, county of Cumberland.Distant from Sackville, a station of the Intercolonial railway, 39 miles, from Amherst 30 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 200.Beaton Thomas, farmer Grant James, blacksmith Mackintosh James, farmer McDonald Donald, tailor McDonald Mrs.Mary, wid Kenneth McDonald William, farmer McIver Donald, farmer Melver George, farmer McIver Norman, pilot * The way office is at Port Acadia. \u2018Gur-Guy DOMINION 1600 DIRECTORY.Rh [PROVINCE gy Mclver Mrs.Margaret, wid Neil McKay Mrs.Isabella, wid Alexander McKay Mrs.Jane, wid Donald McKenzie Kenneth, farmer McKenzie Roderick, farmer McLean Angus, farmer McLean Colin, farmer McLean Donald, pilot McLean Kenneth, farmer McLean Peter, farmer McLeod Donald, farmer McLeod Donald, jun., farmer McLeod John, farmer McLeod Malcolm, jun., farmer McLeod Malcolm, sen., farmer McLeod Malcolm A., farmer McLeod Mrs., wid Norman McLeod Norman, J.P.Matheson Alexander, farmer Matheson Malcolm, farmer Moodie William, farmer Nielson Angus, farmer Nielson Donald, farmer Nielson John, farmer Nielson Mrs.Catherine, wid Murdoch Reid Donald, farmer Reid Peter, farmer Robertson Donald, farmer Robertson John, farmer Ross David, J.P.Ross Donald, farmer Ross Roderick, farmer Sampson Samuel, farmer Tuttle Gilmore, farmer Waugh William, J.P., postmaster *GULLIVER COVE\u2014A village on Digby neck, township of Clare, county of Digby.Distant from Annapolis, a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 30 miles, fare $1.371; from Windsor 114 miles.Population about 100.Budd George, shoemaker Cossebell Charles, farmer and fisherman Cossebell David, farmer and fisherman Cossebell John, farmer and fisherman Eldridge James, farmer and fisherman Gilland Jacob, farmer and fisherman Haines Jacob, farmer and fisherman Hate Charles, farmer and fisherman McDornan\u2014, farmer and fisherman McKay Robert, farmer and fisherman Marshall Howard, farmer and fisherman Peters Charles, farmer and fisherman Peters George, farmer and fisherman Peters William, farmer and fisherman GUNNEN GCOVE\u2014A village on the Atlantic coast, township and county of Shelburne.Distant from Shelburne, a landing of the Halifax and Yarmouth steamer, 9 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 160.Doane Henry, fisherman Doane Jabez, fisherman Doane John, watchmaker Doane Nathaniel, joiner Doane Mrs.Mary, wid William, way office Doane Samuel, blacksmith Doane Thomas, fisherman Doane William, fisherman Etherington Edward, tanner Etherington John, tanner Etherington Thomas, shoemaker Goulden Archibald, fisherman Goulden Augustus, fisherman Goulden David, fisherman Goulden George, fisherman Goulden [saac, cooper * The way office is at Roseway.Goulden Isaac, jun.fisherman Goulden James, fisherman Goulden Samuel, fisherman Goulden Thomas, fisherman Munroe John, fisherman \u2018Rapp William, fisherman Slate Jacob, fisherman Snow Jabez, fisherman Snow Thomas, fisherman Snow William, farmer Snow William G., fisherman Whitman George, joiner GUYSBOROUGH \u2014 A flourishing and picturesque town, at the lead of] the Chedabucto bay, on the west side of Milford Haven, township of Guys- borough, county of the sume name.The harbor is safe and commodious.In physical characteristics the county is similar to Halifax.It was settled in 1783 by disbanded soldiers.The name was taken after that of Sir Guy Carleton.In 1836 Guysborough was set off from Sydney county.This place, possessing » brisk trade, engaged in ship building, having agricultural advantages, with a large academy, is the county seat.Fishing is extensively pursued.Gold mining is fast becoming an important industry.The Supreme court holds its sittings here in May and October.The remains of an old fort on a fine bluff] head, at the entrance to the harbor, still exist.Distant from Sherbrooke 48 miles, fare $3 ; from Antigonish 31 miles, fare $2.50, from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 67 miles, fare $5; from Picton 73 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1000.Appleton John, tailor Boyd Daniel, watchmaker Buckley George, M.D.Buckley James H., merchant Buckley rev.James, Methodist Campbell Hon.Stewart, M.P.Carritt Edward jun, farmer Carritt Edward, sen., M.D.Cassidy rev.John, Methodist Condon Thomas, storckeeper Cox Robinson, teacher in academy Junningham Augustus, blacksmith Cunningham Edward, J.P., postmaster Cunningham H.R., & Son, storekeepers Cunningham John McG., of H.R.Cunningham & Son Cutler hon.Robert M., M.P.P.Cutler Robert, farmer Davis Joseph, shoemaker Desbarres William F., farmer Dobson rev.William, Methodist Foley Laurence, shoemaker Foster Elias, cabinetmaker Foster Thomas, ferryman Franchville Charles, master mariner Franchville Edmund, high sheriff Gelling rev.William E., ch of England Gosbie Charles, ship carpenter Grant John W.C., hotellcceper Grant Thomas, fisherman Hudley Charles E., merchant Hadley Godfrey, joiner Hadley Jairus, blacksmith Hadley James E., master mariner Hadley Joseph W., master mariner Hadley Robert, master mariner Hadley Thomas, caulker Hadley William, photographer, dentist Hart Abner, tanner Hart Joseph, tanner Hartshorn William, land surveyor Hattie James, joiner Hearn Patrick, mariner | Hearn Michael, mariner Heffernan hon.William O., M.P.P.Hutcheson John, mariner Hutcheson William, storekeeper Jost B.& G., storekecpers | Jost Christopher, J.P.Jost George, of B.& G.Jost Jost Henry M., of John Jost & Son Jost John, of John & Jost Son Jost John, & Son, storekeepers Kennedy John, fisherman Liukeman John, fisherman McDonald Donald, caulker McDonald John, laborer McGregor Donald, fisherman McNaughton Sunuel, principal of aca.dem McNeil J oseph, shoemaker Mahony John, storekeeper Maney Peter, storekeeper Marshall James, collector of customs Moir William, registrar of deeds Morris Mrs.Lucy, wid rev.William Morrison Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, Morris Richard C., fisherman (Connor Thomas, fisherman Peart Thomas C., J.P.Peart William, mariner Peddy Alexander, shoemaker Penney Thomas, mariner Phalen Thomas, storekeeper Russeil Samuel R., clerk of peace Scott Francis, joiner Scott George W., mail courier Scott Lemuel, farmer Scott William, blacksmith Scott William, mail courier Scott William G., shoemaker Sellers Charles, carriagemaker Sellers Donald, miller Sellers John, mariner Skinner John, fisherman Spanks Charles, rigger Sullivan Martin, mariner Sutherland Miss Kate, school teacher Sutherland William, shoemaker Thurlow rev.Isaac, Methodist Tomkins Patrick, storekeeper Tomkins rev.Michael, R.catholic Tory Alexander, carriage builder Tory James A., commander of cutter Dominion Tory Miss Sophia, teacher in academy Walsh James, shoemaker Walsh Jairus, tailor Walsh John, tailor Wheaten Edward, fisherman Worth Edward, joiner Worth John,-joiner GUYSBOROUGEI INTERVALE A settlement in the interior, township and county of Guysborough.Distant from Guysborough 10 miles, from New Glasgow, a station of the Nova Scotia railway, 77 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 700.Aikins Edward C., farmer Aikins John (3.joiner Aikins John M, farmer Aikins Samuel, farmer Aikins Samuel, J.P., farmer Anderson Robert, farmer Atwater James, farmer Bowles David, farmer Bowie George, furmer Bowie George, jun., farmer Boyle Donald, joiner Hart Alexander Mc.L., storekeeper Hart James E., storekeeper Bowles George, farmer Bowles William, farmer Nova ScoTIA.] Brennan James, farmer Cameron George, dyer (Cameron Jobn, 8 oemaker Cameron William, teacher Campbell James, cooper Campbell James, jun, farmer Campbell Murdoch, farmer Campbell Murdoch, jun., farmer Campbell Wentworth, farmer Ceriley James, farmer ; Chisholm Alexander C., blacksmith Chisholm Alexander W., blacksmith .Chisholm Archibald, farmer Chisholm Archibald, shoemaker .Chisholm Colin, tailor | CHISHOLM COLIN, J.P., farmer Chisholm Colin, jun., farmer Chisholm Donald, farmer { Chisholm Donald, jun., farmer Chisholm John, blacksmith Chisholm Lauchlin, farmer Chisholm Roderick, farmer Chisholm William, farmer Clancey Patrick, farmer Clarey James, farmer f Clarey Thomas, farmer ! Covey Daniel, farmer i Creesine George, farmer { Crecsine John, farmer Creesine Samuel, tarmer Cudhee John, farmer Cunningham Andrew, farmer Cunningham Luke, farmer Cunningham Patrick, farmer Cunningham James, farmer Davis Patrick, farmer Davis Peter, farmer Delorey Joseph, farmer Dieckhoff Samuel, farmer Dieckhoff William, farmer Downie Edward F., farmer Downie John, farmer Doyle Edward, farmer Doyle Martin, farmer Doyle John, farmer Doyle John M.farmer Doyle Lawrence, farmer Doyle William, farmer Elan Daniel, farmer Dunphy John, farmer Dunphy Patrick, farmer Dunphy Philip, farmer Durney James, farmer Eaton Theophilus, farmer Farrell Edward, farmer Farrell Michael, farmer Ferguson Alexander, J.P., farmer Ferguson Daniel, farmer Ferguson Donald, farmer Ferguson Donald S., farmer Ferguson James, J P, farmer Ferguson James K., farmer Ferguson James M., farmer Ferguson James W., farmer Ferguson John C., farmer Ferguson John M., farmer Ferguson Peter, farmer Terguson Thomas, jun., farmer Ferguson Thomas, farmer Ferguson William, farmer Fitzgerald J ohn, farmer Foley J hm, farmer avin William, farme Gilley William, farmer Glen Alexander, farmer Glen Samuel, farmer Grant J ohn, farmer rant William, former Haley William, farmer olleran James, farmer olleran John, farmer ughes Hugh, farmer ay Herbert, joiner Kay John, farmer ¥ DOMINION 1601 DIRECTORY.Kelley David, farmer Keiley Edward, farmer Leet Albert, farmer Leet Andrew, farmer Leet Andrew, jun., farmer Leet James A., farmer Leet John, blacksmith Leet John, farmer Leet Oliver, farmer Leet William, farmer Long James, shoemaker Long James, jun., farmer Long Michael, farmer McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonald Alexander, weaver McDonald Angus, shoemaker McDonald Archibald, farmer McDonald Christopher, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Duncan, joiner McDonald Duncan, trader McDonald Duncan, weaver McDonald James, joiner McDonald James, weaver McDonald John, farmer McDonald John F., chairmaker McDonald Roderick, farmer McDonald Roderick, jun., farmer McDonald William, farmer McDonald William, jun., farmer McDonald William R., farmer McFarlane Andrew, farmer McGillivray Alexander, farmer McGillivray Angus, farmer McGillivray Hugh, farmer McKay John, farmer McKay Robert, way office, blacksmith McKay William, farmer McKenzie Asa, farmer McKenzie Dopald, farmer McKenzie John, farmer McPherson Christopher, farmer McPherson Daniel, farmer McPherson John, jun., farmer McPherson John, pumpmaker McPherson William, farmer Maney Alexander, blacksmith Meagher James, farmer Meagher Michael, farmer Meaney Jeremiah, farmer Meaney Martin, farmer Mullins James, farmer Nash John, farmer Nash William, farmer Nockton Timothy, farmer O'Connor Patrick, joiner Purcell John, farmer Purcell Matthew, farmer Quirk Michael, farmer Quirk William, farmer Ray Charles, farmer Reid Jonn, farmer Rogers John, farmer Rogers John, jun, farmer Rogers Matthew, farmer Rogers Patrick, farmer Rogers Patrick, miller Ross Richard, farmer Ross Richard, jun, farmer Sheeles George, farmer Sheeles Thomas, farmer Strople Asa, farmer Strople William, farmer Stone John, farmer Tory James, farmer Tory William, J.P., farmer Wall Peter, jun., farmer Wall Peter, sen, farmer Wallace John, farmer Walsh James, farmer Walsh Patrick, farmer HALF WAY RIVERA settlement on the river of that name, township of Parrshoro, county of Cumberland.Gur-Har Distant from Parrsboro 8 miles, froux Windsor, a station of the Nova Scotia.railway, 3G miles, fare from Parrsboro to Windsor 90c.Mail tri-weekly Population about 150.Brown Frederick, farmer Brown George, farmer Brown Smith, farmer Gilbert Alexander, farmer Gilbert David, farmer Cook Alexander, farmer Davison John, J.P.Fullerton Albert, farmer Fullerton Alexander, farmer Fullerton David, J.P.Fullerton Douglass, farmer Fullerton George D., way office Fullerton James P., farmer Fulierton Jesse W., J.P.Fullerton John, farmer Fullerton William, farmer Gabriel James J., farmer Hannah John, farmer Harrison Robert, farmer Harrison William, farmer Henwood Charles, farmer Henwood Jeremiah, farmer Holmes Daniel, farmer Jeffers Henry, farmer Jeffers James, farmer Knowlton Levi, farmer Lewis Caleb E, farmer Lewis Gaius, farmer Lewis Jesse A., farmer Logan John, farmer Pettigrew James, farmer Pettigrew Jeremiah, farmer Pettigrew Robert, farmer Spence George, farmer Spence John, farmer Spence Samuel, farmer Taggart David, farmer Taggart James, farmer Taggart John, farmer Taylor Edward, farmer Taylor John D., farmer Taylor John W., farmer Taylor Nathan, farmer Taylor Thomas, farmer Taylor Richard, farmer Vickery B.M., farmer Yates John, farmer Yates William, farmer HALIFAX\u2014 The chief city, and capital of Nova Scotia, is situated near the head of Chebucto Bay, township and county of Halifax.It was called Chedabucto or Chebucto until 1749, when Governor Cornwallis proclaimed it as the seat of Government, and gave it its present name in honor of the Earl of Halifax, an active promoter of the enterprise which resulted in founding the city.It has a noble harbor and extensive fortifications.The harbor of Halifax has been pronounced by the highest authorities as \u201cone of the best in the world.\u201d It is easy of access for ships of every class, is capacious enough to afford anchorage for the navies of all Europe, and is so situated as to afford protection from every wind.It runs over 15 miles inland, and after passing the city, and narrowing considerably about three quarters of a mile above the city, suddenly expands into Bedford Basin, a beautiful sheet of water covering an area of nine square miles, completely shut in from the sea and affording good anchorage throughout, with from four to thirty fathoms of water.Halifax is fortified by the citadel, situated on the hill rising back of the city, some "]